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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28
ABOUT People.

Joe Jefereon, the comedisr, has bough
trous brook farm ct Bourne, Mass.
The Prince Ct Wales is again trying t.
reduce his surrlus flesh.
G vernon Gordon of Georgia is gradu
ally pulling through his fnsncIal Difficult
| ties.
Senator Blackburn of Kentucky, who
demolished IogalIs In recent debate, IL
sixty six years old and looks fifty. He il
walking encyclopedias on faance.
Miss Helen Taylor, John 8 usrt Mills
step daughter, is to attend the snnu.
convention Of the New York womans
Suffrage Association, TO be held Msrcu
%.
The R:V. L9onSrd ". Bacon intends to
preserve order 10 his congregation. Las,
Sunday, at Waterbury, he threatened
some distuIbers of the service with the
terrors Ct the police court.
These were the last words of Engineer
Gardner, who died at his throttle in the
Huntingdon, Pa, railroad accident:
"NoDe Of the passengers killed. That's
good; lay me down; goodbye boys"
Mile Ferry, French ballet dancer, re
cenay celebrated her ninty-ninth birth
dsy. she is still In the front row. The
managers Of the "spects Gle" have prom
Used her benefit if she lives to be 100.
Ia an interview between Henry n Star-
ley, the famous explorer and traveller, and
s newspaper. the former said: 81 have
been in Africa seventeen years, and haze
never met msn that would kill me II I
toldsd my hands"
Mrs. NJ. A Croker Of San Francisco,
Cal, has given the Young womeD's
Christian Association OF th.s city $40 coo
which will be used in purchasing a lot
upon which g building will be eventually
erected by the association.
Judge Charles &. FeDner will deliver
the address before the medical depsrt-
n ens OF Tulane University, Ne y Orleans,
1t the ffty-fourth annual commencement
which will take Place to-day. Dr.. George
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28

Il they were imprisoned, he said, they
would get such severe hard labor that
those without s'rong health wcu,d be w
able to stand it.
BAlfour said he WAS sorry for Dillon, ss
there was some good about him, but he
would get six months hard labor, and a.
be was in bad health the punishment
would kill him.
B!uut says he understood the Caiei
Sectetary's words to be intended some
what as warning to himself, and
through him to the P4rnellites.
He challenges B.ltour to ssy whether
his stttement Is correct, aud declares
that II he again denies the language 81
trlbutsd to him he will bring testimony
to corrobora.e.
1t is remarkable that in the nineteenth
century, and in country } far advanced
in civilization Is Euglsnd, a mau coul0
be found in high place SO brulally crusI
as Bsliour's language shows him to be.
And yet the record of the past now cor
roborAtes the allegations cf Mr.. Blunt,
who has himself suffered Imprisonment
rather than sure oder his right of frse
speech or remain quiet while the liberties
Of the Irish people were trampled under
fnnE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28
NEWSPAPER PIYALRTES

A number If iHs GAzsTTE's contem-
poraries have been remarking recentlG
upon curious instance of the lengths to
which rivSlries between newspapers are
Carried. In this connection the follow
log Interesting story is told:
The New York World recen ly claimed to
have unearthed q m lrd-r ImmItted ten y-srs
| ago. to have cleared reput ton of an limo
| cent man, and to have oTghs the murder q g
70 Justice. h New Yors ia ers, but more
| p'lticul trlY the Herald, dlscredited the story,
| and the liter 'uTnal q few d.ys ,ibce, EN-
phau ally prOlI mel the Innocence of the
| men whom fhe World charged with
murder. Ten years ago Cashier Barron of a
Dexter, Ne. BAN, was found ne ad In III bank
I vault Th>re wac deep gash in HE head. ind
he waa bound and Gagged. All the money and
vslua bles which had fbeen In the vault were
| m ssing. The authorities. howev after
| thorough invesri cation, a. the conclusion
that the cSss w7s one of suicide; thaS Barron
I'd been shOrt in his accounts and tnst he had
killed himself in SUCH manner as TO give an
impression that h. had beea murde ed. hon
Ing thus to yer ~ The eYl elces Of his de
fslcsiion. IT. Ia theory WIS generally nc.
copied, ana for ten years B,rron's family haye
borne, ns their on inherlta c. ON the ia her
OF The family, q load of dI grace. Some weeks
ago. how yer, the ", rid ,ublishe Whs mr.
port to be the staten mt of a Y ung man
named stain who charged his own fath.r and
another man, Olive Cromw II, with Iha mu,
der OF 8sri n. ny soml very ok il I'll detec-
tive work she WJrld discover The wn re-
abouts of The suspeG ed men, lean ed
that they we're both cracksmen, had
them arrested. tried ami found guilty. The
fami Of the ceaf c 81 Ter were thus intens Jy
relieved, ard with thr N The many fritnps Of
the ordered man ri iced Eut .ow comes
he HeIald to undo all hat he WcrId has done.
hat 1Durnel publishes a story alleged to be
tnat OF tn= Sc, m lice of Ihe actual murderer,
and pToc'aimS his limo cnce of Stain and
Cromwell. The HeTa DIS st r. be the
correct ore, Barron WAS realty a de-
faulter, and nlred "Worct St, Sam" (the Her
Ald' iaforman ana 81 hnny Uobbs," to gag
ard b'nd him, 20 steal me flu de In the vsul
and to leave him there sufficiently disGg red to
avert SUI pcon of hi guilt The two burglsre
1urs The story, finding only m II amount of
money In the vsult, b. me furious. al hurled
Barron into It with such force as 10 crush his
ssul.
Nobody knows, OF course, which of
these two stories, If either, ia true.
Much money has been spent by both pa
pers, and each will probably spend good
deal more In the tpdeavor to finally es-
tebllsn its case. II, in the end, Justice
shall be dealt out to all parties, guilty or
innocen', Connected with the crime or its
consequences, 1t would be a good thing.
Bat the newspapers cannot claim for
themselves the philsnthropic motive of
clearing the innocent and Furnishing the
guilty, for the obj-ct of each of them !
sought was the achieving victory over 8
rival and the consequent Increased sales
Of ;ts ranar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28
sLINGS AND AFRO vs..
No man ever committed murder while
smoking Il philadelphia Call.

No mau ever com nltted murder while
smoking Il Philadelphia Call.
Tie U sh L ,gislature hIs adjourned.
The Lord takes pity even on the Saints
San Francisco Post.
a ccffia trust has been organized. This
is carving the thing into The ground
MIME apolis Journal.
Jay Gould likes the ocean because It
c1vers up mans tracks SO nicely.-
[SE L 2uis P Jst,Dispstch.
The greatest tsri6 reform the PRESENT
century has known went into eject when
Abraham Lloccla put the ayes on the
free list Washington Critic.
Dr. John Hall, Of N3wYJrk, Is worth
5 million, aud breaches to 4 congregation
worth s4OO. GOO, OOU. Let the camel be
creased and have The needles eSe rtamed
uut- San Fcsncisco Ala.
The latest discovery ia that sel'zar wa
ter is cure for burns. Many young men
nave 10 usS II Tue 81 thing n toe morn
ing to cure thu Email COL q .grHtion in
their stomachs.-r Alsnts Constitution.
Ganetsl BAdesu will hsrdly pretend
that he hsd Auy literary share in the Ier-
ter in which General Gcsnt dismissed him
IS caiuff and an migrate. There is more
literary merit In that letter than 10 al the
books B.dsau ever scribbled.- Pnilsdel-
paia Record, lad
Senator Iugalls is hearing from the
soldiers Of Mcclellan and Hancct k, whom
he wsn'Only slandertd. And the more he
hears the better ssiisf ID he Will be that
man with his foot In his mouth is badly
handicapped for presidential race
New York World % m)
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28
ARKANSAS CosYlurs MaLrREATED
All that HISS B ZEN Charged @Esirst the
l. ssees Practically Curfirmsa.

All that HISS Ben Charged against the
l. ssees Prso'ios!lT Curfirmsd.
LITTLE hook, ARK March 81 Gov
error Hughes and the members OF the
peni.entiary board, sitter investigating
the charges Of bruislity and mtstrest-
ID Mt If CoLvictI employed By Inc p4ni
ep,i1ry le5sees in the c0el mines, have
made report which practically Confirms
all thAt hiss been charged against the
lessees. They psrticulsEizs n.ne distinct
visi stfops OF the lsH in tue premises, ir-
ciunirg iuhumsa brutality, ln=ufi Il, MT
food snd eiothlGg, unlaw III bours #
lsoor aid general bad treatment. La con
c!nsicn the Governor orders the conyicts
returned at once 10 the peBitentisry, and
d,sm!sses the chief warden from his po-
sAEton, sEipulatiDg that he mag rot ever
hereafter be retained BY the lessees In
say capacity
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28

SoMK Washington correspondent sent
out word the other day that Carlisle was
opposed to cutting down the tax on wool
and the Republicans mide great fuss
scout the alleged split among the
Democratic leaders. But Mr.. Carlisle
checked their Enthusiasm by prompt
and unmistskable denial Of such language
IS that attributed to him. Toe Speaker
says that he consi1ers reduction OF the
wool duty so as to cheaper the clothing
of the peop.e the very keystone of reform
legislation,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28
BLOODY BALFOUR.

Sir Wilired Blunt has written q letter
to the LONDON Times giving the details OF
8 conversation between himself ard Ball
four, Chief Secretary for irelsnd, which
shows the latter up in very bad light.
B,lfour ssid the Home Rule movement
was supported 6y halt d zen men, aud
If they we're once removed 1t would COL
lapse. He expected they would, through
fear Of Imprisonment, leave the county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28
UNgER ARREST MEXICO.
Report of thu S,rxur- If o oi,- d States N az
hhsl Need and -is u, put,es

Be port of the SSIEur- If o nitr d States AIRx
Shsl Med and lie u, put,es
Tucson, A T, March 27 -Uatfed
Safes MHslal ". K Mea1e hssF for.
warded to Secretary OF sts'e Bsy6rd tbs
following sccount of the arrestS,f hiES-
self and deputies by M,xicsr oflsisIs,
while pursuing S 'uthern PasifsF tr.ta
robbers on Mexican soil: sapsss =,
1--WE had bt en- 10 pursuit of the robbers
four "sy-, and abandoned the pursuit.
temporarily and vent to Jauos to s9ep- r.,
t1is bang the f st opportunity Of REQ us
for presenting ourselves before the Cff1-
cIsl authorities If Mrxicn. We report, d
81 j mos to Lieutenant Marlin com
handing I'll ;er. We stated all The facts,
explaining iully the object Of cur mis-
81, n aud the reasobs ~tich brought us
there armed and equipped. We wee at
once i'entit ID by seversI a, qnaintsnces.
He had no reason to doubt our fiicial
Character. We ofrred to pay sny duties
If sGy were required, er give
aDY bond that might De
legally demanded. In response 10 sli
this we were st once placed under ares,
our arm aud horses tHk-n from Us and 4
oNAN h- StsAtu plaSSt OFNI US. We WClG
thus held for fourteen days ard COM
p'lled to pay for our own subsistence al
x rbitsIE rates. We Rert d bonds fl
our relesse, but were refused. A. :he
expiration of fourteen days @e we're dis
charged. We asked for our horses and
arms ard the Fl QUEST wSs denied. then
requested the author ties 10 give me
receipt. We were then released without
hf,r
compelled to make our way back IS best
VIC Cnuld ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28
100 Doses One Dollar
VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY.
Charges without Foundation PREFERRED
AgaiusE a Young Business saan OF Brown.

Charges without Foundation Preferrtd
AEaiuSs a Young Bnsiness saan OF Brown.
wood.
| special TO the Gazette.
BRowNwooD, TEX March 27-Au In =
teresting case has just been tried at Cole
man, TX, II being that of tie State Of
Texas vs.. ". c. Muse of Brownwocd.
one Of our most popular and thorough
going young business men. The case IN
briri js ss follows: In March, 1887, the
| safe Of the Texas Express Company at
| c lemsn, Tx, was rObb-d O. some
| $4,000 by thfe masked men, who forced
NJ. Muse OH vas s hat time connected
! with the Xpr ss c0mpany) to open the
~ If m company, from which the rob-
bers took the money; also taking from
Mr.. Muse his gold watch and cbsin.
MIR. MUSES. 8 atement OF the ROBBERY was
acc pied by everyone, aud CorrObOrateI
| BY others, who SAW the men running
away from the depot after the robbery
WAS committed and all WAS we'll until
detective appeared upon the ground.
He ~ once began TO manufacture sentI-
ment against Mr.. Muse. Aud the grand
jury tLen being in session, 9 went be-
'uTe tina oony and made sn I e Jft to have
Mr.. Muse indicted. Butsf er thorough
investigation Of the facts the grand jury
Viohicsted Mr.. Muse. Wnereupon NJ
Muse LEI bis msuy friends st Coleman to
accept partnership in oae OF the largest
and mos. popular dry goods houses OF
our city, in which capacity he has
Ron tne cOBfdeEce Sad admiration
Of al VINO have came 10 contact with HIM,
b. Ia business snd social circles. Bu
our city WAS thrown into the grestcst tx
cltement snd indig Ia n when the MT
-"gs Came irvln Cole Ian taSE tIe second
grand jury nd fund en- Indictment
ogslnst Mr. Muse. And upon InVestigs-
ZION, We fuuud LDst this same detective
had again appeared oef"re the grand Jury
with perjlrel tes.imo y, and h1d secur
the indie ment. Mr. Muse At once gave
bond, the best of cur citizens ana
G 'emsn's CIT zrns being ria nJndsmen.
NJ IF B II. B.ssetg and Judge C. r
B5eedlovs OF Brenhsm, Tex VINO are too
we'll known 10 the people OF 7, xss, as
We'll IS other prominent gentlemen Of
Fort Worth, Galveston, and D1l-
lag, who had known MIR.
Muse from his infancy up
a. once offered their services without fee
or fsYor, 10 defend This yourg man Of
twenty-five Iesra, whom they kaew to be
oi one OF the best flmilles Of our country,
and whose character they knew to ne
spo'le g. There were not lees tbsn 100
vi the most prominent men of cur state
who Gems to stand by their young friend
in his hours q trouble. Aud sitter long
AND tedious trial the case was hsnded to
he Jury, who promptly returned d verdict
OF lot guilty.. Mr.. MUSES. innocence is
: ste bIished by 3 ia and Impartial trial
Re has been fully vindicsted, and those G
eQg ftiencs who heard the evidence In the |
csse, agree thst there was not one cir |
cpp1siGDce OF guilt sgsiost Mr.. Muse.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28
ANIMAL ERtSGE FAIR.

Bolton to do ali In Her Power TO Capture
Ihe Pnxs.
Special to the Gazette.
Bolton, TEX, March 27-Csptsin a.
NJ. Keller Of this county, ore Of the con-
mittee on selection of suitable grounds st
s me central point in the state for the
holding OF an annual fsir By the State
Grange. addressed large mass meeting
Of cit lens In the court house here this
evening. A large sum OF money has al
ready been pledged by the citZ Is here
toward the purchase OF the necessary
ground, should Bslton succeed Ia cspsnxs
ing the location. Toe meeting this even
ius wss enthusiastic, aud 10 effort will
be spared to bring the fair to Bolton. .
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28

Out of an sttenusted dude, with me gre less,
pigeon chess and q sliEht cough. But mkzf q
woman TO whom constitutional v!gor hsssb en-
denied Can |, ct Il TO u v-ry ssponstderabe ex
tent by the persistent nse, Ia regularly proper.
toned, alter ase1 doseG OF Ameri a. chief
sonic, Hostetter's oaach Bissers. To thu
nerves and muscles Of tine Stomach that genial
Is vis1zAnt imnsstsas Sznd "a ne Uperatiops
fegnisrf5. IseVT&nate rrsuls is thorough
cis estioH Asa eeER5deIe aes'milstson OF tue
Hood. aad the ulAFsAse sequence,l5iood f. l<ye
with 40 eleqfhis of mu csf4r tissues
hea. CD opp A4e, nigh y sol uninpaJfe1,
ana etsspp sstRnre Of hsthsfyou. sgsa5 oms
to Rffch etieja'eef snrzfds fsrs slsFsys .ub-
for the manifes stIone of se 7us ofg snic dis
ease. a. dOse accor, ingly. Ia diseaEes of the
kidneys and asder, alive 8 exec sssEely weak
eping, and for constipation, fsyssseaa ague.
AID liver Complaint, use The bitleS<.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28

Go FROM home to learn Tire news. An
Austin special 10 the New York Herald
says: "Governor Ross has promulgste
4 call for al extra session of the Lsgisls
ture. This is made necessary to consider
the surplus in the treasury, which now
amounts 10 over $40 600 .O0On
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28
100 Doses One Dollar

& Lee OF Texas, Will be the Yaledicto-
rlan.
Increasing interest attaches to Miss
Rose FL beth Cleveland's forthcoming
discussion of the physical, metaphysical
and other aspects Of the question, "Why
is not Woman the Equal of Mani" Some
speculative hints are heard to the ei3ect
that her snswer will be that woman Is
mars equsl; snd good deal more.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28

Correspondence of tn Gazette,

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
LEwIsvILLE, TEX March 26.-Mr. n
C. Cobo. prominent citizen and mer.
chant OF this town, has returned from 8
months visit TO Tennessee. He Gays ii
is only ne cessary for one to make such
visit TO render supreme appreciation of
the Stsr State ana its superior resources.
aid your correspondent can bear a M
WITNESS after 9 winters sojourn IN
another slate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28

Texas has 100000 acres of the
finest public lands, which will be
sold to actual, bona fide settlers at
from So to 81 an acre, on forty years
time at a low rate of interest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28

TEXAS has 10000 Democratic msjor-
ity, light tsxltion, more than million
dollars OF surplus in the treasury and is
troubled to know how TO get Id OF the
money. Ohio has Foraker, a treasury
deficiency ard hard skirmlsh to get
money to run the government.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Dallas and New Orleans Ranway,
Nt,cs. rZ9atf
spf clsl meeting of the stockholders Of the
Dallas and New Orleans ,RsiiwRs Company will
b ne at the office Of shfd company In The city
OF Dallas TsxsfSi Elm strres, on Thurs
day, April 1889, 1T 10 O'clock g. m
for the parpase OF Issuing ard oisposing OF the
"orSs OF said company, lot 10 exceed $4,000
per mile, upon $50 miles of its line In the state
Of Texas and for securing zach iasue of bonds
by morIgsge deed OF trust upon the corpor
a properly and franchises Of laid company,.Is
ID. L. ROBERTSON, JAMES L. SIMPSoES
S Gre sry. PFssSJdsnf.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28

LARGE districts In Hungary are Il ooded
and great suf -ring among the people is
reported. Oae whole county is transform
ed into lake witch IL is said Wall not
entirely disappear before summer. The
people there will go Hungary this year
unless they get help from the outside.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28

Rev. Mr.. Chenoweth Of Montpelier,
Ind, who has en- suffering from q Be-
tious gastric f cti"n, tributes his ILL.,
nsssEto 3. silver q after which he swal.
loved six years -go and which he believes
ie stN Logged 10 his stomsc1.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28

WALKER BLAINE hss written letter
on the Fl heTies question. The BIsiDef
are always INTEREST," Z when telling f7f
stoIies, and the older one once had cor
respoudence with "De&r Fisher" which
proved very entertaining.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28

& GEORGIA m.n recently died from the
effects Of blowing 3 brass barmoDica. And
yet other musicians will 60 on blowing
and blowing. Aaother awful warning
thrown to the wirds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28

THE test thing tbst hiss been said OF
Judge Gresham is that he voted r I'll =
den ia 1876, and yet that does not appear
to win tim friends among the RepubIi-
cans.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28

TIE types are bad fellows frequently
but they sometimes Cause people t
stumble into telling the truth. The edi
tor Of the Springfield Uaion wlose of the
distinctive R publican policy OF pro-
tectlon," and the types brought 1t out
obstructive"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28

THE window glass men say they OPP
pose q reduction If the tariff on 'sccouG'
of the lsboring msn. Their argument is
as transparent as their wares, and as
brittle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28

Mr. BLAINE vii! sail for home on the
day the Republican convention meets.
II he is Domipa'ed for President while In
mid ocean sni the convention atj 1urns
before he lands he cannot find 1t in his
heart to make smother convention neces-
sary by resiguiGg.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28

PROFESSOR PROCTOR says the world
will 6nSlIy be deprived Of the hest of the
sue. Fort Worth, however, with the
new road open to the TtiDidAd coal fields
is prepared to receive Tie startling an
nouncemens with equsnimity.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28
LiveiA Oorp.e.
@ nciar att Enquirer.

The story runs inst ms 5laIne lieTzsn-
ants are st Wssnir gton dellheretiDg as TO
who shall ne the reeiduArY legatee. They
csn we'll 81, rd TO pause s moment. The
pstien. is Ye. g very lively corpse.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28

Springfield, No, has q bull dog that
m.kes some professions in the way Of
being Intelligent. Woen the fire burns
low ard he dog begius to get chilly he
goes to the wood box, seizas q stick OF
wood sat places 1t on the Goals.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28

EVERY day brings forth evidence thst
the world moves. In LONDON 8 man has
been sentenced to prison fol, swindlirg q
Fftuchmau,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28

IT Is thought the Senate committee
will have the alleged Tcxss election
frauds twisted and distorted into proper
shape In time for the approaching cam
nRion
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28

people. The government. msy remove
him from the army, but they cannot tear
him from. the hearts Of his countrymen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28

THE tariff on leather IA said to dis
courage ruff lnism. While that article
Of commerce is high, fewer people will die
with their boots on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28

A CONTEMPORARY tells Ct the death Of
a shoemaker who was ninety years old.
An appropriate epitaph would be: Gone
to rest at last.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28
nnnnad annaa

+ N2nhe pesas to be told thst these are
the fl eE bsaEd OF canned Goods In
=Ausres The esiectot tatsszo.ice is to
tell iss people wne5s SEey en- get Dem
I. RIAL or wholessie charlottesville
Is al the Fort Worte Grocer GssG
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28

RANDALL proposes to take the tax ii
liquors used for mechanical purposes.
This is supposed to embrace the slcoSo
used in painting the town.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28

Tax m1ination q the red-headed
girl and the white horse has companion
piece in the red-nosed politician and the
dark horse.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28

MARY ANDERSON is 3 great actress
bus s3e lacks originality as an advertiser,
Sae IS sill ~orBiGg the marriage denial
dadga
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28

THERE is such thing as having too
much Of good thing. L 'ok at the states
that have two iavorite sons.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28
rn Ra,l-n.n .,,n......e.

We have fine tupBlg # cedar ling and
Telegraph pc es. Ne fell con Iraots, on which
we VIII msssscioee prices. Write us for fur
ther isfarsnation 1reen Olive, Columbia or
Bsssrop, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28

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the silent msj3ri:y" CT cashiers and
tire ssurers-in Canals.