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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-19
HOW TO GET RICH.

Dom. stop TO tell stories in business
hours,
II you have plaza CT business, be found
there when wanted.
No man can Get itch sitting around
stores and saloons.
Never "fool" in business mstters.
Have order, aystem, reg alsrity snd also
pEomptness.
Donot NEEDLE with business you"know
nolhng Of
Do not kick every one IN your path.
More miles csa be made in 8 day by
going steadily than By stopping.
Psy as you go
A mlR Of honor respects his word IS be
does his bond.
Help others when you csn, bu! never
give what you cannot afford simply De-
cause il is fashionable
Learn to ssy no. No necessity Of snap
ping 1t cut deg fashion, but cay it ismlF
snd respectfully.
Use your brains rather than those CT
others.
Learn TO think and set for yourself.
Keep ahead rather than behind the
times.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-19
4 PERTIENTIkRY FI9Hps
Fifteen CoEviots Try to Escape from tho
Tennessee PeLiEertiarY.

Fifteen Uorvicss Try TO Escape from tho
TsnnaIBse PeLiEentiarY.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, NV. Fifteen
colVicts attempted TO escape from She
Tennessee penitentisTy az 7;i5 tonight
by digging through the ceiling from the
fourth walk 10 the roof and then through
the reef. They secured d few tools, razors
Scd knives, and coil Of rope with which
to let themselves down. Csptein j
Pearcy, warden, hsd been warned of the
attempt oy one Of the colvicts, and had
stationed extrs gusrds on the root and
shout the yard. The GUARDS. Rob-
ert Burnett and Coarles C2rbin,
were stationed near where the roof was
cut and waited Until seven men had come
cut wEen they ordered them to halt. H.
stead CT dong so they dashed st the
eusrds AID Burnett fired one barre Of
MS gun loaded with buckshot, instantly
killing John Stevens and painfully
woundiDg W 7. Henson. None escaped.
This was Stevens second term in the
peniteltIsTy for grand larceny, and he
lad just entered upon sentence Ct fIs
teen gears.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-19
WACO.
Yhs Grand Jury to Rsasssmhie to iavssa-
gate Election Betting.

Ths Grand Jury to Ressssmhle to Iavssa-
gate Election Betting.
Special to the Gazette.
WACO TEX Noy. lS.-District Judge
Eugene williams has ordered the grand
iary to reasonable tomorrow. The OBJ
isct of this call is generally understood TO
be for the purpose Of investigating cleo
ton betting. A 1ustice Of the peace il
she city says ".hey will have to send to
Dallas or some small town TO ind q
i1ry, as the Waco citizens will sill
oe In the prisoners box" AS the cssee
will be tIied in the county court, ind
that hiss adjourned until January, t1t
victims will nave time to raise their h0e,
which will be not less than SO or more
thzp $1,000. No new hats were on tne
street to-day.
The msin otiect of the call, however,
is for the relief Of certain prisoners WI o
nave been arrested since the grand iury's
Isst session, thus bringing thelr CAFES to
Immediate trial.
The city council has at last decided
that stockmen can not pasture iheiE herds
in this city, and as soon as the weather
permits the policemen will organic re-
lief parties and exlricste the 'poor mems
milk COWS" who IRE "bogeed down" on
me streets and bywsys, and feed and caFe
for them in the city pound.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-19

lite alliance fgsiHst the Ceutrsl Eurcpesp
Al,isrce CT Germany. Austria and Itsly
1ss not yet been achieved, but 1t is simed
1t in Minister Glblet's speech before the
chamber of deputies in defense CT the
vatican. TIE speech was meant to elluSe
Catholic Spsin toward sympathetic neu-
'raIity, IL not su sct1Sl alliance with
France. The Berlin foreign offics Is
slive with growing unrest IN the rela-
ttors between France ard Spain, but an
ayantu2l alliance of the two countries
IS DEEMED IMPROBABLE.
In regard to the movements OF Russian
roopa, the Cologue Gizatte in semi
afficial communication says: The scope
IT the new Russian military orders cap-
not be known until war experts having
tGts on the matter can pronounce upon
t. The fact that Russia is pushing fresh
divisions towsrd the frontier Of Germany
ier8uGs keen attention, sltnough men Cf
5usiEess need not discover IN these DCva-
nents any immedisEe threat gsinst Eu
ropesR pesce.
The Cologne G1zaite ard other papers
show soma uneesiness. Although they
that Russia will hasten for
NHiu uSI "5l ptEl6A aLUue
the very moment she is appealing for new
loans, nevertheless the money market
does rot ike to see Russia borrowing
money. The b0urse in Paris does not
consider the loan an unmiXed evil, since
it srrsnges to use ouerthjrd OF the whole
smount for conversion. This fact modi
fss tie hostility to the loan in Berlin,
still no subscription list will be opened
in Berlin and Frankfort. On the cons
trery the semi fiji ;isl Dress advises the
investors to unload CD Paris. II Ia hoped
that the opening Of the French market to
Russian loans will facilitate the sale Ct
German holdings.
PURPOSE CT THE LOAN.
The Post warns against the investment
10 Rnssisr bonds. The psper concludes
that the purpose OF this loan is to
strengthen Russian credit, and encour
sge the belief that her permanent policy
will be pacific, go that she may ere long
raise larger Iosn designed for war pur
poses. AIasdF duriag the week large
amounts Ct Rlgsisn stocks have been
transferred Ia Paris where buyers are
influenced by other than business ideas
spills akin to the msd excitement rela
i've 50 the Pansma canal speculation In
cites the French investor to risk his
ueEeV il favor OF his ally. Russian Sc
crrlties hsve fallen . per cent. here since
T0ursd y.
The Gsrusn and English c1rsulsr sr-
thcrities in Il ilzsbar are about TO issue
sImilsr prcc;amstions forbidding Ger
msn and English subjects to contract
with slave owners Tor supply CT slave
labor,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-19
WHAT CIGAREFtEs ARE MADE OF
Haay BrsEdr Apaiszsd at tie IcR,aros Ct
ChicsEo New pspers

Haay Brsu6r ApaiEz3d az tie IeR,arcs Of
ChicsEo New pspsrs
CHICAGO, ILL Nov. IA For some
time past tie Chicsgo Jour1sl sH1 the
Evening News have been wsgi1g vigorous
RErtsre against cigarettes. The Journal
has printed : series CT articles showing
the large NUMBER CT cigarettes .bss were
sold By small s5opkaepe-6 20 tie public
school pupils, and hss bsd interviews
with the principals Of the various schools,
Grd VITA physicians, showing the extent
snd IiurY Of the cigarette practice smoI g
young boys. The n JWs has been investi
eating the composition and efsct
IF cigarettes generally. With
this esd in View 8 humber
CT packages Of each brand commonly
gsed were purchased AID stripped OF The
boXss, csrde, aud every disrirgu shipg
mark. E9ch kind Was put Into poste-
board box, the lid Of which WAS inscribed
with letter These were taken for az
slysIs TO professor Delaionttine, !. well
known chemist.
He found inst the cigarettes he. tested
were generally nsde Of tobacco "impsr-
fectly isrmested," Which mesus that Al
unusually large amount of nicotine was
present il them. he found that Iearly
al hAd sn unnetursl prOpo ton OF IN
soluble ash, that several kinds were
STEPPED In sn Injurious substance, ard
were impregnsted with dit in varying
proportions.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-19
JOURNALISTIC JOTTINGs.

In 1922 ne first newspaper was started
in England.
In 1641 the first attempt st parlilmen-
tisry reporting wsg made.
In 1744 the Advertiser Of Philadelphia,
the first daily, made It's appearance.
The first dsily made it's appearance
in 1918, and WAS called the Frankfort
Gazette.
The first newspaper in the world was
printed il 1857 in Ndremburg. and Has
called the GEz9tte.
The Graphic CT Nav York, is the first
Illustrated daily Of the world; II WAS c.
tsblished In 1873.
The Republican OF St. Louis, which
wss started in 1908, was the ii Is. rews-
paper west Of the Mississippi.
The lrss permsueot newspaper in tie
Uuited States IVES tie Boston News Lst-
ter, published IN 1904.
II vas in 1922 that the P;Ice Current OF
New OFleGgs, the first commercial paper,
made its appearance.
The first political paper stared IN the
Udited States Was the JJufIsI CT New
York, published IN 1873.
New York Claims the honor OF publish
irg the first penny paper. TITS w:s me
Morning Post, Started in 1893.
TEs New York Hersld started in 1885,
hsg the homer OF being the first inde-
pendent paperSin the U nised Ssstee.
The Gazette de France, pGbliehed in
Paris in 1871, Was the first French news
PAPER. It MAS issued daily after Msy l.,
1872.
The first illustrated paper, the N9ws,
was published in Boston IN 1854, Gnd the
religious daily, the Witness, IN New
York in 1870.
Tne first advertisement in any pepeer
appeared in 1913, and the first psper de-
voted exclusively to advertisements and
shipping WAS published in 1867.
The Recorder CT Chillicothe, Ohio, pub
ished in 1914. WAS the first religious pa
per, and the American Farmer OF Bslti-
more, started In 1918, the first agricul-
tursl paper in the Unlted States.
The first newspaper in the Uoi:ed
Ssstes wss published in Boston in 1922,
oy Bar jsmin Harris. 1: was monthly
sheet. called Public Occurrences, Foreign
and Dom site.
The papers in the Uoited States over
100 years old are the Gsz attic, OF Apnapo-
lis, Md established in l745; Gaz9tte, Of
Portsmouth, N H 1856; the Mercury, OF
+. l., 1853; C0urGnt, Of HIr.
( 'rd, Conn, 1864; Jcu 'nal, CT New
Haven, Conn. 1867; Gaz tie, Of SGlem,
Mass 1858; Spy, OF Worcester, Mass
1770. and the American, OF Baltimore
Nd ,l173,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-19

lean Voters Text Boob," of which SOLD
nearly 1000 copies in one county IN Penn
sylvanis slone. Il IS indispensable 20
every man Who would keep himself thor
oughly irf3Imed ss 10 those questions
concerning which it is the duty OF evsry
citizen to be fully advised. You will
lad in that little volume, gentlemen, tuu
and accurate Information as to the po!ii-
cal platforms Of all the parties, cleo
ton returns from every state IN the
Uaion. names OF members Ct congress,
Judges Of the v,rious courts, etc with Z
MAS OF miscellaneous statistics snd i4cts
neVer before grouped together in one
work. Bound in cloth or hsIt csif the
price OF this vslukb!e book has always
bSel-"
he paused s moment to wipe the Ecald-
ing tears from his eyes. When ne locke 4
about him again his sudience had vEn-
ished. He was saved!
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-19
Home FoTeE

Home Notes,
G C. Maynard OF the Burlington, was
in Fort Worth yes erteE.
The Texas and Pacific artesisn well is
269 feet deep With the drill still pounding
away.
LIT. Dempsey, G W. beats and T. H.
Foley, all win the Ttx,s and Pacific, were
in Fort Worth yesterday.
-.
HIP Hughes, trsvs ling passenger agent
of the Missouri, h SnsGs and Texas, bss
returned to headquarters from his recent
trip North.
Railroads IN Central Alabama, Southern
Georgia and Florits suffered greatly last
month On account Of the quarantine reg
ulations, but their bufiness Is row PICK
ing up handsomely.
The Austin and Northwestern Riilrosd
Company will, 1t is reported, eoon issue
bonds to the amount CT Sl25, 900 10 COM
plete the extension from ButneE TO Mar
bic Falls, Texas, seventeen miles.
paw has oeeG organized to build rail-
road from the L0uisiaus line in Ch;cot
county to MmmJth Springs, in Futon
county, ArkSIsas. distance OF s3ou! 275
miles.
When Receiver EIdy and General Man
sger Frey Ct the Missouri, Kansas sud
Texas, ard Jldge Brewer, come TO Fort
Worth at an esEly day, 1t will % to tslk
business and determine on certain nstters
OF great interest TO our people. Mr. Frey
SAYS his company will DO wAzi Is possible
for the Fort Worth stock yagds.
Two excursions Will be run over
the Missouri, Kansas and Tex.e
Rai!Eay TO ell points Il
TEXTS, ct one, fare for The round trip,
leaving ST. Louis November 20 and De-
cem5er 4, 1888. he tickets for these
excuraions Will be good fo- thirty days.
with fsteer-dsy Emit going snd return
Ing. Ample stop-oVer privileges will be
allowed en- route to permit inspection OF
lands. From Information received il
Fort Worth 1t is probable that quite {
number OF psople VIII be In this city on
the 22d, some Of them bound for the Pan
haIdle.
-.
The Denver Republican contains The
following In regard to immigration to
Texas: General CGmsron, commissiorer
of emigrs ion for the Denver, Texas and
Fort Worth, yesterday stated some in
terest ting tscls relating to immigration,
IS follows:
nOn the divide, s7u.h Ct Denver, IN
spite OF the crouth, e01sisnt tide Of
immigration has been f0Ting Ia. ElizH-
beth and E 6aTs, on this side & the d.
vide, aud the aew town Of Falcon on the
other side, a7e receiving cons;an. scees-
sious, and if We have good season the
pext vesr thst country will Al up almost
Eolidly
. r,nge qai,e~ settlement ID being made
nSouth O; The Rs'op range AID IN C5lfsx
county, Nss Mexico, on the HE 81 tre
road, two new ana spnghuy towns nave
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-19
An Effective VNedlcsorY.
Chicago Tribure


'Ii you would ike to s.Y few words
before We string you up" sid tbs spokes
mln Ct the vigilance committee, sternly,
"Yoa may have the :hance."
"There lie something ] would like to
say" responded the condemned horse
thief, pale bu. self possessed. Gan 7
ask IL that you viii permit me 10 say 1t
without interruption"
go shesd," ssid the spokesman, Is
conicslIy, "He'n let you finish"
"TheU, gentlemen" begsn the con-
demned man with deep emo ion, 81 hsve
q few words OF solemn warning TO utter.
Ia the innocent end beppy days Of my
young manhood, before came to Ariz ma
and Il into evil ways, Tss engaged in
5 useful and honorable calling. Had
never abandoned 1t might have bsen still
respectable ana upright citizen
Though l have tecome bad man
and an shout 10 receivs my Just
punishment, l have tlWsys kept
menento OF those happier Gays
In my vslise, gentlemen, you will find g
copy Of little work entitled "The Amer
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-19

It is quite certain that there have bsea
committed many offenses sgainst public
policy bY Wsgers and bets on the recsni
general election.
TIE psnsl code provides that "If any
oerson enall, whether before OF sitter the
happening of s5y public election held II
this siste, vsger or beE in any macuer
whatever upon the TeeUls Ct hay tuch
election he snail DE fined a1t less than
s25 nor more thNn $1,000" Art. GIL,
Pei
Fne BET or wsgsr nay he IN monay or
Of eny article c; value; and auy device in
the form Ct purchase or sale, or in aGy
other form, INSIDE for The purpose OF con-
CealiIg the true intention Of the parties,
is equs ~ within the nearing ot "bst'' or
"w:ger."
While the frequency Of this class CT
offences and the apparent impuriIy With
which thsy are iUbllcly committed de-
mard gpscisl attention to them, yas il
their invest CATION II is proper also that
you have all other acts iG vlclstiOu Of the
provision OF title 6, chEp:er l, af the
Penal Code, Affecting the right Of suffrage
fully and thoroughly inquired iutJ, so
that Class OF ofanders, too, may be duly
indicted and published.
All peIsops who may have psid or Of
tered to pay money to >ters, OK to eiec-
ton CfEceEs, or have oKeTsd or paid &
orire to aEY person whatever fer the pur
pose OF inducing him 10 pursusde, or by
means not amounting 10 bribery 20 pro,
cure persons to vote ct the election .or or
sgSiust aug cslc ;ca'e, or who snail have
furnished money to smother to be used
for the purpose Ct p,ccu-i9g the SUCCESS
or defeat CT any par:icu'sy CgBG,ds:c, is
81 ject 20 Indictment sud conviction for
v;olehoQ o! the Provisions Of Gail chip-
ter.
Your site ltio1 ia respectfully called 20
tbs Sc Ia VS., the Violations & wi ca are
obnoxious 20 good gover5msn', iaimtcsl
TO public p2iicY, Gad c)TTu2:iog in dec
:tons, With the hCpa fa.s yog viii use
special llgerc9 in living al p7 ti7a in
iicted ard pgni.hsG 1ao nav. ,Hdu ged
il ects constituting t2a 1E.nsas referred
to. V5fy iezPec.!u!e, v1pS 80 adient
sefvsnt, ] S. HoGG,
Attorney. g 3EerAi.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-19
Blach woods Msgaz!re e.


The water which browns Us, fluent
stream, can be walked upon as ice. The
outlet, which, when flEed from q musket,
carries death, will be harmless If ground
to dust before being fred. The crystal
Tad part OF the OF! Of rosee, SO graceful
In It's f.agrsnce-R solid at ordlnsrY tenn
perhtures, though readily vols!iie-is a
compound substance, containing exactly
The same elements, and in exactly the
same proportions, as the gas With which
we light our streets. The tea which we
osily cr!Lk, with benefit and plessuEe,
produces ps!pitstiol, nervous tremblings,
and even parsIysis, If taken II excess;
yet the peculiar organic sgent cailsd
theme, 10 which tea owes It's qualities,
msy be taken by itself as theme, not IS
tee, without any sp 9recisble eftact.
The wster which will alleV our burning
thirst sugmeAts il When c3nges!ed into
snow; so that It is stated by explorers Of
the Arctic regions thst tie natives "pre-
fer enduring the utmost extremity OF
thirst rather than strempt TO Iemoye II
by estiog Snow" Yet II the saSshe
melted 1t becomes drinkabIs<Wffsr.
Never heless, although IL nea*c bSSNs
entering the mouth 1t sssusges thisS Ike
other water, when melted In tm ouih,
1t hiss the opposite efectSX % rendeg
this paradox more s:rikipgFTh have oH
to remember that ice, wnifhelts me-
slowly in the mouth, is Wy ef1cienpm
allsyirg thirst.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-19
National GOYEgEKENTs
sghet the Average msrican Knows Of
al d ElEOwu Rights.

III d GISONh nlEhKs'
st. Nicholas.
Passing oy what he Knows, or what he
does not know, about the local govern
msnts OF town and county and state (Snd
be does not know too much!), what does
the syersgs Americ&E-.he wsll-meaning,
essyegoing, everyday citizsn-know
about Inc management of national affairs?
He knows this Ia the province Of the
federal power-the government OF the
Uaits Ststes. He knows that this power
works uEder the forms of lsw and through
the agency Of men; that these men are by
the constitution divided into three great
classes or depsrtments-thec congress, the
judiciary and the executive; that the
congress makes the laws, declaring what
shall or shall not be done, which 1t is
the function OF the Judiciary to inter-
pref, the CfR}e Of the executive to
carry out, and the duty Of every citizen to
obey. But he does not lock g. the deci-
sions which the judiciary renders; sad.
not knowing precisely what the executive
has been ordered by congress to DO, he
doing, or have EnY INTEL gent conception
Of his own rights sDd dutles as citiz "a
under these laws. Yet within s fortnight
he will exercise the highest right snd per
form lr. rather, pretend to peIform) the
highe8 duty OF American cit.z 3nship-he
will vote for man to so TO congress and
help four hundred other congress men to
make more Laws, and he viii vote for q
president 20 CX3ccte the laws those men
shsll make.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-19
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Some UneasineSs at Berlin Caused by
Rumors of an Alliance Between
France, Russia and Spain.
The New Russian LoEm Locked Upon With
DI,t,u.s in Onnnsotion with the
FTeIh RaHi:ary Orders.
Germany.
THE RUSSIAN LOAN.

ERLIN, Nov. Il
The new Rus
sian loan is fast
raising discon-
isn't among the
German bourses.
Reports Of an ST.
lisnce between
France, Russia
and Spain, and
runners OF Rus
sisn troops on
the frontier of
u e T n 3 n = are
p b G n o n e nal,
which sre 1850
ciated with the
4 u 8 g / snfosE.
Annthnr trinnr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-19
France,
RESULTED IN A FIAsCo.

PARIs, Nov. II The trial of NJ. Nd
man Gilly CT Mines to-day proved q
fAsco. M. Gilly refused to otfer any de-
iepse. He said the attack Was not made
upon NJ. Andrieux, but upon the mem
bers OF the budget committee. M An
drieux withdrew his charge and VI. Gilly
was acquitted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-19
Eou,hern rao,fio Off cers.

san FRANCISCO, CAL, Nov. II The
vacancy IN the directory CT the Southern
Psc.fs Company, cEused By the death O.
Charles Croc6er, wss filed by the pro-
motion CT Third V.cs -PtesideE! c, I
Croker to second vice president, Gnd the
election OF A. N. Towne 10 seat in TIE
directory with the position @: tEiEd vice
precedent. In addition to Ms Dew duties
Towne viii Still retain his position OF
general manager CT this railroad system.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-19
He Pleasant.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette,
Mt. PLsAsANr. TEX, Nov. IS Over q
two weeks term Of the district court cams
to close yesterday, and the men con-
victed CT feIonies are COW Installed st
R1sk, IS the result CT the criCinsl docket,
J1dge McLesn Leaves to- night 20 cpeo
court g. NJ! Vernon this m1raiEg.
l. hiss b en- rSiolug teie for the past
tTenty.four hours.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-19
TIE RAILROADS.
A Few Facts Showing What the Fort
Worth and Denver Has Done and
isDoipg for Northwest Texas.

This omo'aIi CT tae Bsias ruri, X ansoG ira
Texas 20 DisCasa she SsoCksard o 1eE-
ton sgith Fort Worth People,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-19
RECORD AT JACKSONVILLE.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, NV. Is List
tWeuty-four hours: Nav cases, II;
deathe, l. Total numoer Of cases &c
dste, 46lS; total deathe, 39S O.the new
cases four are white. Inc city proper is
comparatively free from yell1w fever.
The suburbs develop most Of the rev
cases. Ever has appeared in : vlIuient
folm in South Jacksonville GcToss tAS
S.. j ohm river.
YELLOW FEVER RECORD.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, NV. T.-Th!r-
teen new CASES Of yelloW tsvsr TO-DAY ,one
daaih.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-19
TIE PLAGUE.

Money Nsedea AT Gainesville, Els.
GAINESVILLE, FLA Nov. Is Five new
cases and one death. Money badly
1ooSoS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-19

Special 10 the Gazette
H1LLsBoRo Tex, Nov. Is H. P.
Harrington s Bro. cold OUT last nigh! to
the Sturgis National Bank CT this place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-19
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT HJG6'S CIR
CULAR.
The Law Regarding Election Bets or
WaEsrs.

L L u II Il h l .
G 4ueTsl's OF.
n C e, Austin,
n ,vemoer IG.
1888 TO the
D 1 g trlcs or
County Atsnr-
ney: Dear ST.
GA intormX-
ton received in
t his Depart
N mt from vs.
rious sources,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-19

Ra.c the Sunday GAZETTE, $3.50 syear.
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10 OenN

10 UcuN
VIII psy for T9H WrEKL1s GAZETTE
u the month.
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10 Csata

VIII pay Cor TIE WEEKLY GAZETTE
OF tne singls month. or 81 90 by the yse7.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-19

a. FAULKNER, Gen. Esgs. agent, BorsISS
@. d. LUSK, Depot Ticket AGant.
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Sold Oaf,

Special 10 the Gazette