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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

AMONG the diversified industries I"
whose establishment in this country has
been contemporaneous with system OF
tariff bounties and high taxes, says the
Philadelphia Record, the tramp industry
has an established place.
"Tramps," ''strikes," "lockouts,"
"boycotts" and sttrusts" are the hideous
brood that are gathered under the wing
of protection.
They are the natural offspring Of q sys-
tenn that sweeps . stipulated part OF the
earnings Of labor into the hands of favored
monopolies under cover Of the power OF
taxation,
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07
TEXAS MINES.

The Evening Tribune of FL Psso thus
directs attention to growing interest in
this stite OF marvellous possibilities
Tne Sierra Blanca Mining snd Smelling
Company is the name OF an organization
which is destined 10 pay an important
part in the development Of the great
mineral riches Ct Ell Paso county, mere
particularly o; the eastern portion OF 1t.
The officers OF this company are-John T.
Lyle, president; J. Il. Pressnsll, vice.
president, Jos. W. Maddox, secretary,
and W. W. Tooey, treasurer. The
directory consists of B. F. Buz,rd,
Charles Ogden and John ". Maddox
Some Of those principally interested are
among the largest and best
known cattle raisers OF Western Texas,
and are backed by an abundance of cspi-
tai sufficient to insure tie proper devel.
opment Of al mines in which they may be
Interested. The most promIsing proper.
ty Of the company at present Is the King
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07
Subscribe for the Weekly GAzzrTY.
Proportion CT rexes to Esrricss.

Edward Atkinson In December Forum.
Our present population Is about 81 10000.
At 90 cents per day each for per.
sonal use The share Of total prod
uct comes to-. ............. ST., 200 COO 00C
National sne state taxes come 10
about ..---.--.r 700, O0l,O,C
The addition to capital computed
at ten per cent, comes to-. 1900, 0c0 COG
This give gross product Of Sl3, t0l, OOO, 00O
This would b. $500 per head 10 one In
three occupied for gain.
Now lei sny reader or observer PISS In
review or attempt to compute the number
Of people about whose condition he him
sell Is toierably we'll informed in the com
muuity In which he lives, and he will IN.
questionsbly fad greater number Of
men and women who are engaged In get
ting their own living go say nothing ct
chi,drer) whose earnings are lass than
one dollar and three qusrters dsy, than
be will Of whose earnings are more What
Is the aspect OF life TO this vas! bod7,co
shutting majority OF the people OF this
country, who earn less than one dollar
and three-qusrtsrs psr day snd who sup
port themselves and two others on such
IN income? When this question Is
brought clearly before the mind the true
labor question begins to declare itssX.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07
SODA INSTEAD OF COAL.
Wonderful Engines which May voluticr
Il, the transportation Business.

Wonderful Engines which May 3 voluticr-
IL, the transportation Business.
A. the Baldwin Locomotive Works
there are In course Of construction four
locomotives which are designed to run oy
soda, which tskes the placs OF IRE under
tie boiler. Soda has much the tsms
power as coal, SAYS the PniiadelpnlR
Record, without any OF the offsrsive
gases which that fuel emits. The engines
are now nearly finished and are to be
shipped within two weeks to Minneapo-
lis, MINI, snd are to run on the streets
OF thai city, where steam engines are for
hidden. The engine has much the same sp-
pearsnce as passenger car. Il Is about
sixteen feet long, entirely boxed In, with
no visible fmokestsck or pipes, as there
Is no exhaust or refuse. The boiler Is Of
copper, eighty. four and one-hslf inches
in diameter and fifteen feet long, having
tubes running through II as in steam
boilers. Inside the boiler VIII be placed
five tons Ct sods, which upon being
dampened BY j., OF steam produces An
intense heat. WheE the soda is thor.
oughly saturated, which will occur In
in about six hours, the action ceases and
then 1t Is necessary 70 resiors II TO its
original stste by forcing through
the boiler stream CT super
heated steam from ststiorary
boiler, which drives the moisture
entirely from the sods, when it /, again
resdy fer use. The exhaust steam from
The cylinders is used 10 saturste the soda,
and by this mesrs sill refuge is used.
These engines are the first OF their kind
that have been built in this country, and
are being constructed under the super
vision CT George Kuchier, German en-
gineer. The engines w Il have the same
power as these on the New York elevated
rosds. Soda engines are used il Berlin
and ether Euro pssn cities very success
fully, ard they also traverse the ST. 10th
ard tunnel, under the AIpe, where the
stesm engines csnnot be used, because
the length CT the tunnel renders 1t impos-
sible to deyiss system of ventilation
which will carry G f the foul gases gen
Grated by lccomo i've. So overpower-
ng would thesa gases become tina, sui
location would epSue.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07
GONE o"oANADA.
a Bank Teller, Likewise the Bsr HIS Money.
A Kcmsu In the Qale.

A Bank Teller, Likewise the Bar HIS Money.
A woman in the Case.
INDIANAPOLIS; IND Nov. 30-The
Journal correspondent At Columbus, Ind /,
informs that paper ths. William Scrieber,
teller Of the First N.tionsl Bank Of that
city. has fed to Canada, after robbing the
bank Of $500. The money was taken on
Wednesday evening. After the time
lock had been set, but
before the vault door WAS closed,
Scrieber made an excuse for entering
the vault and unobseived concealed about
his person seventeen packages, each con-
tanning $500 He stated he would spend
Thanksgiving day In Indianapolis, and as
Thursday was holiday the bank wss
closed and the thief. was not discovered
until this morning. L. K. Ong, cashier
OF the bank, received 5 telegram from
Scrieber, In which the latter stated he
would be at the Queens hotel, Toronto,
on Saturday. There Is woman In the
case, her name is Fannie Jones, snd her
home is in Clicsgo. Scriebsr has been
supporting her in costly state. aid she
is known to have recently visited him IN
Columbia. There Is reason to think
she co-operstef with Scrieber In roobirg
the bark. 1t is possible the LOGS may
exceed the sum named, but the bank
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07
TEYAS IS A STATE.

Do you know what vast area Dakota cover:
Well. New York state could be dropped down
In the middle of Ii and there would be room
enough left around the edges for New England
to find shelter from the biz ard.
AS for such state as New Jersey, you could
roll 1t up in Dakota like peanut in sheet of
fo olscap. 1t would seem in the con parison
hardly bigger Than LoloJsco beetle In a po-
ia to patch.-[New York Herald.
Bah! Taking sbous States, why you
could dump Dakots, New York and all
New England into Texas and still have tera
ritory enough left to place state larger
than Delaware between US and Billiards
and lawful gales" and "zeros."
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

THE race for the speakership Of the
Fifty. first congress lies between Nc
KinleY Of Ohio, Cannon OF Illinois and
Reed Of Maine. The first is dttest for
the place and will probably get 1t. he is
perhsps the abless as well as one Of the most
conservative man on the Republican side,
and is cordially liked by his colleagues,
Democratic as well as Republican. As
the author CT the Republican platform on
which the lste campaign wss won, he has
peculiar claims upon his party, and as an
Ohio msn he has elements of strength
not yet understood by tie country ct
large but entirely urdisputed.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

mine, which has every appearance Of be-
coming, with little more development,
Z regular bcnsr1S. The ores Of the
Sierra Blanca district are esgerlY sought
sitter By the 81 Psso smelters as they sre
nearly ell easy fuxirg, and contain gen.
orally an abundance Of LEAD, which, in
many OF the New Msxico ores, IS getting
to be uuTlessantly SCARCE. For this reg
son the promising future Of the Sierra
Blancs Mining and Smelling Company il
hated with satisfaction By sll Ell Pasc
people interested in the mining interest,".
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

SENATOR INGALLS, thinks that the 49,
600 Democrats in cffise on the 4:h Of
March next should all be removed before
the going down CT the sun on that dsY
and more than 10000 Republicans ap.
pointed in their stead. According to the
senator's estimates the number Of offices
will have TO be largely increased on the
4th of March to meet the Republican de-
msnds on that day, and he is probably
right about IL.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07
uoxTOE TO TEE PUBLIC,

Nh. L. CALHOUN IS the General Agent Of
THE GAZETTE. Tn!s once Will be Responsible
for all monies paid to Sad settlements MADE Dy
me local agents OF THE GAZETTE are known
IN their respective communities, and sIe re
sponsible to the subscriber until he gets his pa
Der, showing the maturity on the label, which
hey can examine and see that they have credit
according to the amount paid.
an reyties are cautioned 70 exam ne care
suilV the letter OF authority of any person not
Known to them, who represents himself se
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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

HARRIseN's plurality in Indians was
234S which is sol TO represent sn expen-
diture OF s5Co, 900. II Democrats spent
anything near the same amount f money
upon the Hooslers they ought to be able
TO lift great many Ct the farm mort.
cages which the protected barors hold
over them. Il is safe to predict :hst shs
movement to lergthen the presidential
term Will not receive any considerable
gupport in Indiana.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

PROTECT the settler. Every interest OF
West Texas and Of the Panhandle demand
amendment Of the land laws, and that
amendment should be made by the
Twenty. first legislature. The law which
forieits the settlers purchsse to the state
for non-payment Of interest on the very
day II is due is harsh and absurd. The
state Of Texas, which so firmly protects
man in his Homestead, is Inconsistent
when It fails to facilitate the acquire
ment Of Homestead. The land law
should be amended.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07
NATURE ALMOST OUTDONg.

Art.fe'a. Flowers THAT Aid to this Beauty
CT Their Tair EssTeFF.
Artificial flowers fer both evening NIL
iinery and dress gsrniture will be much
worn this fall and winser. Velvet ROSES
and leaves and velvet effects generally
predominant, although the muslin and
silk roses and other small flowers will
have their admirers and will be worn ex-
tensivelJ for bonnets. For dress garni.
ture generally the field Is wider and of
greater virietS. Artificial flowers will
undoubtedly figure extensively in the
very finest and mott ashiolsbIe evening
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THE GAZETTE hss the largest
hpna fide Circulation of any Daily
$EsWspapsP published in Texss.


Readers Of the WEEKLY GAZETTE who order
any goods advertised in our columns, or ask for
Information OF the advertisers concerning them
will oblige THE GAZETTE by stating that they
saw the announcement In the columns OF this
paper.
uniIe we do not undertake to vouch for all
persons advertising with US, we shall continue
70 do our very best to exclude the dishonest or
untrustworthy from these columns. We con-
siently Gull out and reject all such that we can
discover and shall be glad TO have the assistance
OF our subscribers IN so doing.
ANY failure or delinquency on the part Of adj
yertisers, II reported by our Subscribers, will
be duly and properly attended to.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

THE attention Of Foraker and Ingalls,
is directed TO the report that zee negro
women in North Carolina dressed ss men
'snd voted the Republican ticket. The
governor Of Ohio and the senator from
Kansas will observe further ttst the
word negro ia here spelled with enc G.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

WHILK CUR Northern friends are plsy-
ing SNOWFALL and getting ready for the to-
boggsn SESSION, the glorious climate CT
Texas makes no stronger demsnd upon
us than to keep the flies famed CT the
dinner table. The dsy is coming when
Texas air and sunshine will be worth
nearly ss much to the ststess its blacklist
and wsxfest soil,
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

IT BIAS been held to be admissible as
evidence in . divorce suit that a husband
failed to kiss his mother.in-lsw. The
courts should not be too hassy in decree
ing this to be's corIugal duty. It would
be disagreesble TO loving husband to
have to employ help to tie the mother CT
his wife, in order 10 comply with the
laws demand,
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

Fresh IIish potatoes on Thanksgiving
aay in Texas, and "Esro" and billiards
in the Northwest and Northeast. Come
to Texas, where the land that produces
such result can be had ut 81 an acre on
forty years' time Of c per cent. interest.
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Branch Offices.
DALI.AH

DALLAS !!
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aren't, 725 hxin street.
Agent, 6l2 Elm stressf where the paper can
always be found on sale, and where orders
Tor Dallas city delivery can be Left
WACO.
Ell RUGG. Agent ans Correspondent.
WEATHERFORDI
H,B. DORSEY, Agent and Correspondent.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

WITHIN the last few months several
hundred thousand dollars OF Eastern and
Northern cspital have been invested in
Fort Worth. Its fame has gone abroad
as place Of liberal Ideas and metropcli
tan ambitions. Brother Jonathan and
Joha Bull, Turk, ,Slsv or Tartar, all get
Welcome apd blessing in the city that
y:their united efforts is to be made the
zenith city O.; the sealess west.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

THE Erreets Of some OF the New En-
gland towns are blocked with drifts OF
snow four feet deep, and the people In
Texas are debating IL the season has suf>
fciently advanced to justify Q heavier IN
derNesr
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

II Is estimated tbs. there Ar.
5000. 000 men In America who
gss shaved three times
week. That means an expenditure OF so
cents week, or $3.50 yesr for each
man, or from 100000. s15 500, 900 ar
nuslly.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

a Newspaper man in Liverpool secured
the names OF 1872 sailors, and only two
amoEg the IN were named Jack. In all his
talk with them he never heard them use
nautical expression.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

4 WOMAN Of Huntin gson. Conn, who is
only thir.y-fve years OF age, has had nine
husbands. To that woman, ct least
marriage must hsvs been q success.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

HARRISON is said to be ford Of puEpsin
pie. It Is gratifying to the South &c ind
that on one interesting point If will be in
harmony with the new administration.
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
Tia Preblbis Future Career OF the
Numbers Of PR s;dsnt Cieveland's
Cabinet On llntd.
FIR paratious on Foo; for tie " ,rld's E1.
po,iton to Be Held in IS9e-The Largest
Ever Held In America.
oeIrespoa dence Of the & sgests.

A S IN GTON,
NV. p -Presi-
dent CleYelsnd's
Ibinot will be
scs tered after
NJ arch (, al
ugB me future
o C Gu pstions OF
is secretsrie 8
re well definof
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07

"Ah," said the fly, as it crawled around
the bottle, 81 have passed through the
Matching age, the creeping age, and row
Am in the mucilage"-.hen 1t stuck.
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officials are confident that ii will cover
the aggregate. Scrieher Is twenty-five
years old, has been in the b.lks employ
SIX years, and was paid $50 s month.
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THE NEXT House.
No Longer any Doubt thai the Nsx
Rouss will bs Republican by from
Seven to Nine Majority.
Csrgressmsn Mills Says I. Was BesdIs
thal Beat the Demseratsc Parry.
rs Felt II In His Owa DtEIrlc..
IN the Next House, Even IL n Is
Only q Mai rity of One.
MILLS SAYS IT WAS DOODLE.
Special to the Gazette.

A S q I N G TO n,
N ov. 80. - Con-
gresham Mills has
srriyedsnd is ready
for tie work of the
session. He said
be would not call
upon the president
until after the meet
ing Of coz gress, as
4 \ q Fnrr1a~ rU q
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In table linens Snapkins, towels. etc
this week at Rspll Chambers Co.
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COLO,
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or Sizeplef1nesl
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Mailman, Martha
Howell, Alma
Howell Nilsson |
Hutchinson. Mrs
Jsmes, Mrs W j
JensiI s Mary
jewel, X .tie
johnson. Liza
Jones, Ada
JCrdon, Ada
keli ?, Lou
ksllman, Maggie.
Arnel, " p
Andrews, 3 +
Allen, n Z
Anderson, Ray
AndeIGon, w d
Bagiey, j 4
Bachelor, San'l
Barry, EasStr
Barn EFT. W X
Bold en-, Isersl
Bird T u ~
81 tier, Rsfel
Blanks, W IL
Blslock. " 3
Black, w 3
Blair, James A
Blackburn, L L
Boniz. I'll
BowmaTJohn
Borlsnd Frank Z
Br0Wne0nieE q m 4 IL
Branstop, EM
Britain, b e
Bro wn, joe K.
Brockmau,JohA T
Bush, Fred - {
Bur Iep, John s
BuIson. II 5 -
Brown. Jos G -
Cannes, &c .SxS&
Garden, b S (21 q
Cunnir RhamsEnke :
CunningnaYlB smes
Chasway, Ws
CHARACTERISTICS ID
CLARK, NoSSan S
Clevlan.G
CIa'r. JoAH
Clanton, ~ Q
Coker, kHA
Cobb. W
Cokey, Losin
GOmhs r "
Colem IN, John
Cook, Thos, (2)
Cook, Il W
Dawson. Joseph
Davis, j W
d Wis, CHI
Dlckey, Jack
billiard, Mri Luda
Dulles, James
Den's, Docs
Douglas Gu
Downward, VIM
Z atom, Thos W
Eavse, Thos W
Elsiner, Max
Erwin, n lille
+ vans J a
Egbert, Root
Ewing, T l
Ewing, Jennings
Farrell, Jas
Fairly, John o
Flume, Rex & Char.
bouneau
Tinnegan, Harry
Forum g, Ii burn
IA .laway, W E
say, Johnny
,ieIr, Sam
J. lis, G A
5raham, Tbos
IastiI gs, Hy
Hatfield, o +
Harris Frank
Harris. Geo
1arrigsn. h j
ieao, Welton
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hNe1i UOslIC
Anderson, Ella
Bod don, Anna
Bennett Mary
Boggs. Anna
Bradshaw, Betty
Burr, Mrs EJi
CaGkley. Annie
Camel, IIrs
Carter, arsh
CaIralhers, Bette
Chapman, Lizzie
Cooper, JOssi
Colbert, Mrs NJ J
Crouch, Alrs I c
Douglass, Della
ELLSWORTH, E.teIis
Egelsion, Annie
Flanagan, Lizzie
GlYert, Mrs G II
Grcslcr, Mrs CB
Greenwood, 10 =
Hamilton, Florence
Holland, VIA
Mailman, Martha
Howell, Alma
Howell Nilsson |
Hutchinson Mrs
Jam IS, Mrs W j
JensiI s Mary
Jswei. X .tie
johnson, Liza
Jones, Ada
JCrdon, Ada
keli ?, Lou
kenman, Maggie.