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Sine JtOtlmeu0tQtett fllr Die RarfItlte.
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BCbnau E6o.:
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Fe6t, y unigreE 8uflit6enbett su lDuten.
Erxau George Eohmiuer,
moforiG in alleu ihreu ECrreu, Bemielfteber.
% ,11a 50 a n 50 -
s,t mat nun Sef gatien,n, ber an glataria ls6et,
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beu UtoygeH be'm Nufhebgn unseid9r spoH3t8 bis
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8as beriibmte vStnr aub garter=5o
tel" 3H 8tdmOuo, 2onbou, If uteeer8ebraaut.
Der Berluh if beoeuteno.
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dnoiidsH gTpebitioueu in G1tuoieu uub Be.
eblebuber Der bouGnoiinen8ruppeu i'm Erie,
sc nit ben atihineien, If sshorbeH.
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ihr amerifnuiihes Engagement anuulltrt uut
tpirb Dabrenb Der bsporfebeRoen Saliou IT
gnueen anftretsn.
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fSreitag in @Iiiabetbarab aHgetommeu uul
Don Der 8eu0llsyuag eutbufofiIih begraB
moreen.
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fret jurB oruiruus Is neue8 8GtterteH erlafen
IND icileu bier &ompagais'H in SosuieI
augeporbeu meroeu.
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Git stusiauTGl atptIGen peH
Genatprea Wor9aa ttao SRitaeu. - pie
SIu1Ize btneientiu itt Sepat uao Die oees
4nEfdIte ACKNOWLEDGMENT i'm Saaie.
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Utabrib, 10. 5eptember.-8ie Qibern-
len pareu bel ben teutigeu gBableu tiir Rit=
9llber Der Brouiu3iolratbe erfolgreib. Die
8arIifeu madteu eusrsiihe anftreugaugeu
unb bEtebeu utdt nett Biuter ben 9i6eraIeu
5arud.
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Spreaer Carlisle bat I'D entfdloifenr 3{Ice
(Rinu.l, &atdin9s (gfi1,), 9aBes (Sa.l, g..
R. EapIOr o. unb Bertins (aas.) nit Der
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Ulitglieb oes 8eprdentantenbauiea IN Ser
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erhDben bat,
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8arts, 10. September. .-Br3Fbeut Gar
not retfe beute uoH bier ab, um ben SldoteH
&aeu mo &berbourg eiueH 8eiuh abjufilt=
zen. Su gtoiip=lesSec iaIOB fid ibm Bres
utg7minifer 8Ioquet on, rpelhsr ibn Jagl.i,
ten ruiro. 8aioe 5erreu erreidteu &oreur
aegGu 0tittag, unO Elm ber5lihPr Gmpialg
pIroe linen oort su Sbeit,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
II THE PiaAsUE.
The Situation IN Florida and at Decatur.
This Deaths.

The Situation IN Florida and at Decatur.
This Deaths.
THE DECATUR BULLETIN.
2 DECATUR, ALA Oct. % One new
case, Msfy Kelly, q colored nurse; no
de.th. Mr.. e. G Jones is dying.
TS!gned JER9Ms COCHRAN, NJ D.s
STATE Ii ealth OF GER.
FUNDS AND PROVISIONS NEEDsD.
FRRNANDINA, FLA, Oct. % There
ere new cases, fourteen whites; NO
ceSths. The weather Is very warm. Re-
ports from Chester say there were six
cases in twenty four hours. We have
sent relief to them providing medical ST.
tention and attendance. a surgeon has
gone ont to investigate. Vessels can
enter this port and come TO the city by
leaving crews ct Tiger Islsnd, where the
government has provided shelter for
them. Oar cry is still for more funds
aud provisions.
fS:g1edJ S. SCHUYLER,
Secretary Howard Association.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24

\ toral Committeeman Herman Oelricbs
st the request Ct q delegation from thai
city, has induced General Fiscz Sigel to
I preside over the meeting he ixge
Ge-msn population Of Pennsylvania na.,
for the first time, abandoned their in
difference to politics sid are now making
, vigorous campaign sgsins. the r pub
Leans. It IL estlmated that 10 Pal.sd ell
phis alone Is 900 Germans, who formerly
were K ,pu oiicars, will vote the Damo-
cratic rlckst.
The Clgarmskers Cleveland and Thur
man Cub, Samuel F. Bliss, president,
will hod & m setting to day ct p m. at
No. 395 Second avenue. l. will be i'd.
dressed by promiren. English, German
aud Bohemian speakers
There have been 80 many demands for
Secretary Fairchild's speech, which was
delivered at the business mems meeting
on Saturday last, that the Nat onal Dem
ocfsttc committee has decided to put il
on: as document, and 1t will be extern
sive!y circulated among bankers and
business men In the grest financial
centers.
The Progresso slo Americsno Of this
city, the leading Itslisn paper in the
Uai'ed Ssates, having hitherto held aloof
from sn expression Of opinion on the
presidential question, yesterday an
nouuce d It's allegiance TO Cleveland End
Thurman.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
Orr maDy,
STATEMENTS oFNEwsrAPERs


BERLIN, Oct. 90 The Post charges
that III. Uraso1, the Austrian Minister at
Brussels, forged letter alleged to have
been written By Prince Ferdinand OF Bull
gRria TO the CzAr and 1hlcd caused the
Czir's suspicion that Prince Bismarck had
unfriendly designs upon Russia.
The Neusre N4chrl hten OF Munich
publishes sensational article IN relation
to the Wurtemburg court scandals. II
aenources the favori.ism shown By the
King CT Wurlemburg TO three Ameri-
cans who II saye By means CT splritus!ism
have gained normous II e lence over the
invalid monarch, which they are using for
b.ackmnilipg puip1 ses. L. says one OF
them who was formerly fecretary in the
American Legation at Stuttgart has re-
Gently been enDCbled.
NOTHING To BsPEARgD OF RUSSIA,
BERLIS, Oc!. % -rns Post SAYS there
Is no reason for slarn,over the reported
preparations for the transfer OF Rlsslsn
troops toward the Austrian and G9rmsn
frontiers. Il ssserls that thu Russian
government decided upon these move
ments last sp,ing. Il also says the
probability OF + lsslsn wsrliks sc:ion to-
wards the wssL Is entirely out OF quss-
ton. In view o; the present general
European situation Rassia's reiations
with Germany hsVe con iaued 10 be Of 8
satisfactory nsture since the Enperor's
recent Visi. to 81. Petersburg.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
kUstiN.
The Val Verde sul. ool Sta
tistics.
In he

The Val Verde Sul. O)alinusd-scho ol Sta
tistics.
special to tho Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX Oct. 23 The commits
sion CT Br!gaiier General Oppenh
OF the state volunteer militia was for
warded 10 that gentlemen 8: Galvestl n
&c day.
The returns In the ofll;e OF Superin-
tepdent CT Education show inst In nine'y
two counties reported, there we're 1902
white and 745 pIored schools maintained.
The famous VsiVerde suit said t. tn
volve the validity OF the title OF 20, 000. 900
acres OF railroad lands patented slnce u e
present Constitution hiss been continu, d
to the uexs term OF court Ct Vs.Vert e
c1unty by reason { f the late absence {
Attorney General Ho!g i1 Wss1ingt' n
c ~. The La ds effected by this suit lie in
.lIseclions OF the stste, but Chief In We t
and northern Texas. The lands have
long since passed into the hands Of pri-
vafe parties. SIX mouths will now elspse
before decision In the case can be CT
rived at, n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24

a Divorced Wits In the Role of 9 Bride
Tesifss Against Her Flrss Husband.
Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX Oct. 90 Kirk Kisler,
young man only twenty-five years Of
age, pleaded guilty to theft Of horse in
the District court this sf ernoon before 3
jury and according to the peculiar laws in
this state witnesses were examined to es-
taolish the degree Of mis- guilt and ne WAS
given five years in the peniientisry.
When the hsnse WAS committed Ksier
vas only seventeen years old stree which
tine the Indictment has been held against
him, his Whereabouts being unknown
until recently, when ne WAS arrested in
smother portion Of the state ana brough.
back and lodged in prison. He broke
down and wept Utterly during the en-
tire investigation. The evidence having
shown n m to have been an honorable
citizen since his arrival at manhood and
mis- marriage. Every member OF the jury
voluntarily signed a petition asking the
G vernon for his pardon.
A cIse which 3 .tracted great deal OF
sttention was tried 10 the Dis.ric: court
in this city this forenoon, concluding
features Of sa mess and romance. Sew
er,l months $50 James MCGOWAN, e rail
road man. while apparently in spssm of
insanity, attempted to kill nis young wife
&c the Blanchard hotel, where
they we're boarding, oy cutting
her throa. with knife. He
WAS lodged in jail, snd q short
ume af.erward his w.fe obtained d.
VOICE. II, was arragned in court this
m orniug TO have mis- case investigated and
while hs WAS on trial his wife WAS mar
ried to another man and 8 few moments
after her marriage she appeared on the
witness stand stirred in her bridal
costume to testify agsinst her former
husband who had attempted to take her
life. MCGOWAN was remsnded to prison to
swat tlnsl trial on the charge Of insanity
which will set aside the former charge Of
ASA ult with intent to murder.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
7ERRELL.
rhe Man nangisd by the Dallas 6treet
Car Dies OF Bis L, jarieA

rhe MAN nangi.d by the Dallas 6treei
Gar Dies of Bis L. artes-
special to the Gazette.
TERRELL, TEX, or. 23.-The sad IN
tslligence was carr ed ever the city this
morning that Mr. Joe Durham was dead.
He Is the man WHO was so msngled By a
Dsilas street car few nights ago. BE
wss brought down from D.uss On last
nights Texas ara Pacific irsin and
carried to the Harris house. HIS
arm was found to be terribly
crushed and other parts Of
wright, child weighing eight
WAS rstionrla mss and ma lie state
ment OF the circumstances attending the
accident. 1t seems he mad some ladies in
his charge xnd they were all on their way
aome, They approached q street csr and
made room Tor the ladies, though Very
much crowded, 30 much SO that he
stepped 30 the front of the car 20 get
standing room from that direction. AS
he stepped on the platform he
said he asked the driver Il that car was
goirg to the q lion cepo:, TO which the
driver repliec, "NJ!" and st the came
tlmo ne g.Ve Inc mules neHVy CUT Win
the whip. The mules started with q JERK
a I'D threw Mr.. Durham in front OF the
wheels, which passed ever his arm
and bruised his body. He died
81 G O'Clock t1is morning. The
NJ ,sonlc fraternity took charge of his re-
mains and buried him this evening &.
the family huryirg ground In the Aoers
Springs neigaoorho0d, soou. twelve
miles northeast Of the city. He WAS
man held in the highest esteem by the
people CT Ts!rel! aDd v.cinity, and his
sudden death causes shade OF gloom TO
rsst over ths community.
the creamery c0ntrsc. has been let and
Ill the pspers have been sigaed a1d de-
ivered. The creamery 10 10 be- COM
oleted snd ready for operation IN ninety
isys. This'is smother scors for Terrell's
vim and energy. What next? is the gen.
sral remark on the street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
A KILLING In A CHURCH.
a Sensational VITA Muroer-A Colored
TT

a Sensational Wfs Muroer-A Coloret
Mini ser's Leap
ST. LOUIS, Mo Oct. % A special
from Fulton, Mo-, gives the details Ct q
sensational wife murder there IL st night
Jackson Emerson entered Pilgrims Res,
church and wIthou. s word OF warning
drew revolver and fred al his wife,
missing her. a second shot entered the
back Of her head, coming out ever her
right eye, and the womsn fell over dead
The COZ gregation stsmpeded and the
preacher jumped out of 4 second story
window. f nerson is In jail ana there
are strong threats Of Ign ching him. The
parties were colored.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
SAN AN CONiU.

locomotive Engineers 90 their way to
Mexico. EntetaininE the Deep wafer
Delegates.
spscisI to the GaZesta.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX Oc.. ga large
delegation of the Brotherhood OF Loco
motive Engineers arrived In the city this
morning with their wives from the
National Convention OF the Brotherhood
which hasloeen IN session at R.chmont
'. They are enroute 10 the city OF
Mexico on an excursion, and will leave
San Antonio In the morning fJr Il c
Mexican National Cspltol.
TIE deep water delegation composed Of
prominent men from most OF the North
W stern states ind territories arrived in tbs
ny tonight from Ar .nsas Pass aud ere
, ing baEqueted AZ the Merger Hote
They will be shown around the City
Tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
Francs.
pKRArE IN THE CHAMBERS.

PARIS, Oct % -General Boulsnger
was pres ant in The C amber OF Deputies
to-day. Baron So b, yran stated that the
enormous proportions of the public debt
demanded changes ia the governments
staff and the ssle of the state railways.
NJ. Il che, reporter Of tbs budget com.
mitsee, declAred that the cri icisms were
exaggerated. Il WAS no. the French ex.
penditurss that were increasing. all
European budgets were augmented.
Earops had bsen transformed into vast
iutrenched camp. France wss not free In
her move ments. She Was bound BY the
k,sIitY OF events, opd 1t was impossible
p Isolate terself as an island before men
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
Promlo.ns d n,.oa o,tiz .n Dead.

Sp eciaI 70 the Gazette.
DENIsoN. TEX Oct. % AT 1880 to-
day Mr.. James j. Campbell, pioneer
cit.zsn Of Denison and superintendent Of
the street railway, died. He had been
down in the City ali N rDiDg and WAS re-
turning home. When he reached his gate
a raroxism Of coughing seiz ed him and
ere aid could be summoned straI alstion
superinduced By q hcmorrhage of the
lungs ensued, and he died almost in
staptly. Mr.. Campbell was abou. fifty
yesrs Of age AMI had been 6 resident Of
Ds9ison since the establishment OF the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24

Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
WACO, Tex, Oci. 23.-A5ou! O'Clock
this morning fire broke GU. in Wesley 3
barber shop On Austin avenue. The fire
extended into Charles Rssrs gre Gerry
store adj Dining the barber shop. The
fremen responded promptly and sue
coed ed In exstnguishing the fi,mes. The
tsm.ga by fire snd water to b,th es'sb-
lishments Is quite serlou,. Rss. is in
sured. The origin Of the fire is unknown.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
Scotland,


EDINBURGH, Oct. 23-Tae action for
libel brought By Ir. Parnell in the Scotch
court agaius. the Lrnion Times WAS
opened here To-day. The days business
WAS limited 10 the sdiustm INT OF the
pleadings. n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24

Mother and Daughter burned to Death.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct. pa special
from L xlngton, Mo, says fire broke
out iu frame shsnty on Sixteenth street
early this morning. The hsmes spread
rapidly, soon getting beyond control
The occupants, Mrs. julia TherkleE, sga
thiTty-si1, and her daughter, aged thir-
teen, tried to save their personal effects
While they were IN the house the roof
fell and both were burned to death
When found the mothers body was minus
the limos and ths gir!'s body was hesd-
less.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
Ireland
4 BIT OF A RIOT.

DUBLIN, Oct. 25.-A -iot broke out at
Moy to-day between Orangemen and Ms
tionshsts. The police were reinforc d
snd charged the mob with bsycre's.
Several pc icemen were inbred with
ste mes thrown by rioters.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24

scing coalitions. he appealed to the
patriotism Of the members Of the Cham
bers to psss the budget. N Roche's
speech WAS greeted with cheers. The
Chambers adj burned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24

IHR MARRIAGE ABANI

IHE MARRIAGE ABANDONED.
VIENNA, Oct. 23.-1he Neue Frl&
Presse says the idea Of marriage betwes3
Prince Alexander OF Battenberg ana
Princess F!ctoIis, daughter Of the Ger.
man Emperor, has been abandoned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
Delicate Children ,xEsl

tissues saa all iIsss ss
.lns hy,ty % digest ord.W4eod or from over
W. rs Gin % "a ,uGh sse3,d tass
: sdy Who, sI dexIf6 and Eatensq; Slih
|$ronchv ~ It M Elm - good Alj{fH and
Ffiasn, It'd mnSksay itfkth6 e1sion
Mills, 8. G. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24

There is & Apslia the affairs of man
when by smoAkg Grand Republic Cigar
ros and BufiysNsT will surely reach the
Arcadian lssd. So)d by Gil f;s.-c!sss
dealers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
Wichita Ea

Special to the Gazette. So
WICHITA FALLS. TEX, Oct9 23.-The
October term Of District cou convened
yesterday with Judge P. M. Sine presid-
ing, the grand 1ry w,s emp.RNtea.sead
sHo!n and, after being charge a Tie
judge, went to work at orcs. No cases
were tried yesterday blu. ex psrte, G. F.
Heron, habess corpus IN regard to bail,
was set for to-day At 80 p. m. There
ere sixteen cases on the non-jury and
Jury dockets, thirty eight on the sppear-
suce docket and two on criminsl docket.
NJ. A. Salmon ct ri. vs.. R, E. HUI et al.
wae on trial TO- day. *
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
St0nenn0tz Folder

Attached to each end of the press that Cuts Pases sand
Folds paper the size of THE GAZETTE, or larger if
required. These folders in perfect working order
Original price, $1,000 EACH This machinery in fst-clase
order and the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24

The esst, the Nest. ;she north and the
south are orderk'the Grand republic
Clearros and b Es. The cry is "sill
they come" orfs her diet them come"
Sold by all Observation-Disclosures.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24

General promised to sup. l7 item and
then continued with the pfesents ion OF
the Times cases. Ee SSH Mr.. PANELS
supporters had been trying TO exhibit
BIN rs one who stood aloof from the
sntt-rent plan Of campaign sgltators, but
She fact was that as far back as 1880
Mr.. PANEL had led the the snti-rent
movsmeot and Ia speech Ia County
Kerry Ia thai year he told his allies that
The LIND Lesgue bed plenty of money 10
defend those tenant farmers VINO refused
70 pay the rents. He referred to the
wickedness ot the sdvice giVsn by Boy
ton, Timothy HsrriT gton and Father
O'Lesry st B,rryclough meeting In 1881
and said that at that time Mr. P,rnell aud
mis- colleagues did not conceal their
sYmp 'tby with the leagues emisssrAs
in Berae.
AIto :ney General reviewed the his.
tory Of the LEAGUE and "a oted from the
alleged Parnel letters which appeared In
the Times. He said before the case twas
over Gil the circumstances unter which
the Times became possessed Of the let
tiers would De explained and the names of
the persons from whom they were OBJ.
teiued would be made known. he de-
ciared that bsfore the letters were pub
lished they were examined by perfectly
independent psrsoLs. The hand writing
was compared with others Of Mr.. PSF
neli's writing std il WAS agreed that the
letters were undoubtedly genuine speci-
mems OF his penmsnship.
Adjourned.
MINERS on A STRIKE
LONDON. O;5 % SIS veral thousand
Yorkshire mjqer5 hsv9 gone on 8 s5rika.
II is ex 1sC.ed mt1y o!aers will i )iu the
strike lo-mIrr1W AID Thursday on the
Expiration OF notices tn tleir employers.
Coal has sCvsnued Fl. m 50 to 40 per cert.
during 03toher
STEAMER LAUNCHED
LoSDoS, Oct. . ia, Imam lie
steamer, City OF Paris, TO ~ to the city
Of New York, built BY Messrs. Thompson
CT Clyde Bank, WAS launched to day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24

uyou vii ko ,sssise in the reverles
Of a bachelor kd46rget the cares OF this
Troublesome ID. Light Grand Repub.
II; Cigsrro olA4fo sDd you are solid.
s!la by all st-sls desiers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
FATAL FLAMES.
Mother and Daughter burned to Death.

Two People Bur cd 10 D. ath IN Missouri.
Firs at waco.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24

"rhe Nor. Invest on Boom, =, IL
FORT ORTIZ, ,TXxAf0ct & 1855.
A. b. Richards Medtc.Ae Coz SkHfn1an. Tex:
Plea,e ship GsNsryrd earliest convenience
.s.z..kS1ssf1e,F Yours truly,
III. ". WILLIAMS / Co,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
FRANCE DIVIDED.
The Matter of Rsss,oa OF ths FrsGch
Constitution Osbated in the
Caambsr Of Deputies.
a Forged Letter That Caused Bad
Feeling Between the Car and
Bisma rck- An Abandoned
Marriage.
a n eric as Vhs Have GAINED L. fla nee
oFsr the k,.g 4 WORT -msu-R-Ehe
Charges Ag,iGsz Parasli.
rHy rARSELL COMMISSION.

o N D o N, Oct.
20 Ga lhe as
ssmbling Of The
Psrnell commits
ion to day Mr.
joseph Biggar,
one Of the I.isn
members CT Par
ilsment involved
in the Times
chsrges, person
ely requested
th1t he Ue sup-
piled with papers
OF those speeches
read oy A,torney-
. 3herSl Webster
yesterday which
referred TO him.
The Att0rnev.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24

eve have worked it to 4OOO The press was purchased
from Hoe & Co. five years ago. The istsprice
$670O. There is a -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24
sHER EkN,

Divorced Wits In the Role of 9 Bride
Tesifiss Against asr FEST Husband.
,ho no,o.to
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-24

Our increasing business necessatng rapid machinery
and having ordered the Latest improved Pertectng
Press and outfit We will have our presentPress
Machinery, etc., for sale about Nc
vember l. The press is one oil