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Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-15

For the life of me l could not move
step, and had no eyes for anything SAVE
MabePs inanimate form; yet l was awar;
that just as she tainted the strange lady
screamed and ran of at full speed
whittier, neither knew nor cared. As fol
Gurdon, he glanced at me once in wha
seemed startled, frightened manner, ant
then bent over Mabel, whom he proceeded
to lift in his arms, as if to carry her in
doors. As with his burden he hurriedly
passed where ! stood, saw that his face
was of ashy paleness but, Notwithstanding
his haste and evident fear, he said:
"lfyou are man, and not spirit, wal
here until return"
That, however, was beyond me; ever
before he was out of sight the drowsines
began TO overpower me, and by the tim,
| he reached the house l had been trans
ported back to London, to be left alon,
with Judas-like thoughts of remorse ant
despair-such thoughts as make one under
stand the conditions of mind under which
man may be driven to suicide
That night there was no sleep for me
but of the mental agonies / underwent
shall say nothing here. With the frs
morning light wrote these pages, more
as have said, to divert my mind than TO
any other reason; and in this / have sue
ceeded so well that now | am able to tax
less pessimistic view of the matter. Wit
the first train | shall go down to Stoketor
and until then, five hours hence-it is no'
half-past 81 must be content with wha
consolation | can extract from hope.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
ABOUT PEOPLE.

The estate OF tas lste Mszshau Jewell,
az Hartford, ha. just been sold for $780,
GEO.
Humphrey Ward, husbsn1 of ths wo-
man who wrote "R)bsrt Elsmere," is TN
editorial writer on the London Tines.
Mary Anderson sailed for Nav YORK on
tn Unbria On October % Her engage
men. in Dublia terminated the day De-
fore.
n Henry Willard ssys he attributes
h.s SUCCESS ss rsiIrosd ma1 80 his
knowledge OF human IaJure, gained By
newspaper work
Beers, tae Australian yacht builder, Is
in New York. he represents sn Austra-
liSr syn0ica:e wnic1 IS Anxious to make
the best bonss n the world.
S.sgg, YGle's famous pitcher, is 20 have
charge CT she University Caristian Agso-
cist,oa this yesr, and next yesr he Will
sAter Theological seminary and prepare
fer che ministry.
Henry G. Rawoy:h CT Augusta, Ga, is
the oldes. railroad engineer il the
country. When he first handled the
throttle twelve miles al hour WAC con-
sldered good time.
Senator Hears. OF Californls is eaid TO
have ~ least ore mine to every mining
state and territory in the country. &c
began his mining ventures as e Cay
iaoorer in the mountains.
Lord Tenngson has Lad new volume
OF poems ready for some time, which be
hiss Kept b.ck expecting the United States
to pasa an International copyright law.
Il Is not KNOWN Whep they Will be pub
iisaed.
One ot tae lucky spectators who have
made fortunes in Washington real estate
is General L +. Beale. who WAS minister
to Austria under General Grant. He
Owns st least 81, 200. 900 worth OF prop
erty in the Capital city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
a Bis CT Historr,
Bowie Cross Tim osr.

The New York correspondent O; tEe
Sunbeam unkaowlrgly lets she cat ous q
the bag In the following:
1.-THE $50 lated P.ess has found mare's
nest in Kansas, md tells the world that a de-
iective has th re j .tned-fVr explosive pur-
oses-'a secret military order Of Anarchists
entitled the Nation j Older OF VideTes.' The
New York sun Of October 8 relieves the public
ntnd by saying thst this is nonsense, anu tina!
he ViAettes IRE an ors animation OF army vet
Grams" at Warrington intent only on raiding
the treasury
Under the caption Ct "Deep, Dsfk and
Dsmnable," published in The Cross
Ttmbers and Fort Worth GAZETTE, il
October, 1885, this secret politicsu or,
gsnjzation WAS shown up. The edit1r Of
the New York Sun may probably be
ignorant Of the fact, but one :hiag certain,
the editor OF the Sunbeam, a. thai time,
was well aware thsE such an orgsnizstic n
sc ''The National Order Of Videttes" did
exist in Montague county, and there is NO
use Of denying this fact. Probably the
Sunbeam might be soIe 10 throw more
liSat on the subject. as the workings CT
this Organization is quite interesting, sna
reads TO one ike dime novel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
Biggest "scaop" on Record,


The journalists Of the Continent will
laugh for many day ct the misfortune oil
the New York Sun 10 being "scooped" b5
the Heraio's Republication of SIR Morell
MSckerzie's pamphlet. For some time
past the Su2 has hsd the following adver.
tisement ct the head Of It's editorial col
umns:
sir Moreu Macksr zie's WORK In rels-
tioa to the case CT the late Emperor Fred.
erick, embodying his reply TO the Ger
msn PHYSICIANS. will be printed In the
Sunday Sua October II. Newsdealers at
= distance should ssnd in their orders
at once.
Alas! the Herald published nearly
thirteen Columns CT tae ''fspl9" on Satur-
dsy morning. Il ssys:
The Herald got this important docu
ment IS follows:
Sat late hour @ man and woman, sup
posed to hsVe relations With persons who
are employed either IL printing or bind
ing Sir Morell MscKer zis's book in Lon
don offered the Herald the entire book.
1.-THE Herald paid pretty large sum
for the work-aot so much as the san did
but still probsoly more than the COOK is
worth.
ga msdicsl ouTnal published to-day, i.
is true, hehort resume OF the contents OF
the book, ou: the Herald yesterday morn
ing inPsris published almost the whole
book verbatim. l. is the sensation of
the day"
As "news" the brochure was scarcely
worth the expense OF cabling il, but as ;
"scoop" and an advertisement "theEe's
millions IN il" for the Har.ld and misery
for the Sun. "Don't tell beforehand what
specisl news you are going to publish"
will hereafter be more than ever hoDoTed
as journalistic rule. the amazing thug
is that so clsver and shrewd S paper IS
the Sun should have come to this grea.
sorrow by iguorirg "afss principle"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25

THE Globs- Dem ocrst viii pay the bills Of the
Western Union Telegraph Company agsins.
any two nevspaoers in the United S.ates-Nev
YORK newspapers notexc p'ed-:ron the LIST day
Of september to OATS, Il these two newspapers
will, between them. pd shs bills OF the Yves:
srn L nion Telegraph Company against the
Globe Dem ocrat for the zane period.-I St.LoGis
O., be Democrat.
Whatever men may think CT the Gibbs
Democrst, politically. no competent
Judge Can deny It's superior merit ID =
newspaper. Inieed, i, there is 8 better
"all round newspaper" il the American
uuior The GAZETTE has nos seen 1t, and
The G6ZzTTz does not hesitate to pay
this tribute even while this paper thinks
That DO public ournM in the country cd
vocst3s moro disastrous politics and pol
lciss th.n the CD.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25

high tarik, th.t contracts the circulating
medium Of the lsborer snd compels him
| to impoverlsh himself while he contrib
uses to the further enrichment Of the
rich.
II TIE farmers Of Tsrrsns county had in
their pockets, Or on deposit IN some ma
tioce! baGk t. day. sll the money they
have pl!d ous in unnecessary and uniust
tariff !sxes for tie past ten years thsrs
would no: be Z dczan OF them in auy
neighborhood wdo wouli go
to the Resress school house
to hesr msn discuss tie 80
nance question:" sid we make Mr. Jones
shis prediction, that, II Cleveland is re-
elected, the tariff tar agW be taken OF the
shoulders OF labor and ssriculture, and
tVe yesrs from today the president Of
the Alliance will ssy ".here is no finance
question anymore as there was under 4
iobber tariff ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25

a NEN YoRK TINES correspondent,
writes CT she campaign in Michigan
"witn al effort and we'll organized and
thoroughly prosecuted campaign, the
Democrats ought to get this state. TIE
campaign has been VIII organized and
the effort TO make It successful is being
put forth. The writer prefers to quote
the opinion OF Michigan observer, stu,
dent Of the politics o, the stste for many
years, rather thsn 10 pretend to make 6
prediction BASED upoa necessarily SUI
psrf:ial knowledge OF the state and
smaller opportunities for getting at the
indications of the results. Four years
sgo this gentleman SAID, when asked to
give his opinion: Il think Michigan will
be close, but it may be carried by the
DsmocrStg.' And nov he says: 'The
Democrats will carry Michigan
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25

ONE way to win ar election 1, to take lessons
from warnings. Heed the slightest trins
Warcer ng, waited stEars will presage a hur-
rcans. Despise no HINT, no suggestion. Hear
all opinion.-the driver on his omnibus seat es
well as the merchant in the counting house.
all are spectators, and the eyes OF the one are
as good az eyes OF the other. No influence
is too humble to be despised, no cote 100 sm all
to be put aside. Massachusetts, or one occasion
elected governor by one maj Ori.y. Mr..
Cleveland ad only plurality of lc47 in New
York in poll Of 1,l7l,5l2 10 poll Of lO,C45.O 6!
votes CAS-: by the nation change OF & li.tle
more than 500 votes would hays defeated Mir.
Cleveland. Despise not the day OF snail
things, especially in presidential campaign.
Il New DIRK Herald.
Then lock ont for Flotids. Tbs. state
gave Cleveland only 1913 votes over
B..ine in E total vote OF 59,s72. Now, all
the (white) refugees are warned no. to
return, and the (RepublicSn) negroes are
on the ground to vote.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25

EFdN JONES AND THE TARIFF.
Elsewhere in this issue o! The GAZETTE
will be found q letter from Mr.. Evan
Jones, president CT the State Farmers
Auisrce, in correction Of the report Of his
Weataer!ord speech made to this paper
oy correspondent. Mr. Jones ssys be
considers the Finance question" to be
the n sin one, bat th.t Iext In Importance
Is tha tariff, which he prays may be bzn-
ished from the land.
Without being absolutely certsiu thst II
comprehends what is meant by this much
talked-of "fnarce question:" THE
GAZETTE will venture to expos.ulate with
the president Of the Alliance.
Ta,s psper Will not insult the intelli-
gence OF NJ. jones oy presuming that he
fsvors 1.-THE issuance Of money direct to
this people in the shape Of losns at low
rate of interest,"" etc. That could be done
only by government Of communists OF
socialists. We mast, therefore, in defer
ence to Mr.. JONES' common sense, pre-.
sumo thnt lie agrees with THE GAZETTE,
that the object Of suY sound monetary
system is to provide the people with a
Efficient amount Of money to facilitate
exchange snd thus expedite the business
snd Efforts CT shs people to supply sheir
needs and wants.
And, this much conceded TO the presi-
dent OF the Alliance, TIE GAzsTTz would
recall to his recollection the apothegm
OF Grover Cleveland:
81. iss condition which confronts us
and not theory"
We have . question TO put to Mr..
Jones; suppose he had ten dolIsrs in his
pocket sli in dimes srd there Was hole
in his poke. big enough to allow the
dimes to slip through; and suppose he
Was running along the road to q place
where he expected to fad twenty dollar
bill; would his step to mend the hole, or
would he run on, while losing ell the
silver he had, in mere expectation Of Sc
curing that twenty dollar biil-When it
might or Eight not prove to be 6 coun-
terfeit? In other words, is il business.
is it common sense, to stop the leaks
which are e1hausting what we have, or
to give no heed 20 them while Es hunt
for dollar il the rosd or buy lottesy
tickets?
The tariff is hole in the pocket
Of every msu and woman ia the;
land who has Eugat to bay of "pra;
tcctsd" articles. Ii any man doubts thst
there is money enough to psy him for h3s
labor or farm products lei him 60 to worn
snd he will soon be convinced. II is nof
the money he gets or is to get for laba4,
but the moEey he pays out because o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
zhs Has Business.
New York World.

New 1Ork " O-II,
Alexander Cald well tells tie woCl-ns,
manufacturers that they can "recelve
back from the Uuitsd States govsrBm2n;
the amount paid for duties Oh their raw
material less 10 per cent, provided It is
made into goods fo- export, and ex,
ported M. Caldwell reglectg to say
inst II order 20 secure the rebate :he
manufacturers must make their tsFs
"mholly" of imported wool. II they use
any admixture OF native wool they get nc
rebate. Why should there be this disc
GRIMM stion sgsinst American wool grow
ers? Why should cur manufacturers be
ensbled to cell hats chesper to foreign
customers than to our own people? Make
wool free snd give everybody cheaper
hats,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25

THE indianapolis News is tariff re-
form advocate snd 81 oportsr o'Bls!ne's
proxy i8c tia Presidency. In rscen!
issue the Nave had these two Significant
paragraphs:
Indiana Is tarif reform ststa. Happily,
every eriS reformer o. whatever politics can
hold 10 his belief Ia this m Alter By voting for
tsrif reform Congressman.
Only seventeen day. more till - - VII
oe eject ID President OF the United States. As
the two candidates have a single giycn nam
only, the two dashes may s.snd for either one
o. tina oiher. and thus ths sussser may I'LL
them IL to suit himself.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
Sic Y.t= Est.


tNVN11
TIE Rockwell NzWs "orsws the desdiy
parallel" en- the Fort worth GAzKTTE.
Poor GIzz1TE, We will miss you greatly,
bat sic vita est. The G.ZgTrz Its
worked long end nobly Tor its town ard
Texss and Democracy, but whec tie
News draws his "desdly psralieI'-oul
we cam. find language to express our
sympsthy. o politics! o, rei1rmert
How long, o News, will you point the
".!esdlY patslleI" and cause she noble
GAZETTE to ieSr and trsmble?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
NOTICE ro TsE PUBLIC.

DR,AH.H. TOLAR and AR. L. CALHOUN
are tne General Agents of Tbs GAZETTE. This
price will ba responsible for all monies paid 10
and settlements made by them.
The local agents OF The GAZETTE are Known
Ia their respective communities, and are re
unonstble 10 She subscriber until he gets his pa
mar. showing the maturity on the label, which
sheg can examine and see that they have credit
according to the amount paid.
All parties are Cautioned to exam ne care
known to thep, who represents himself as
travelling agent OF or solicitor for subscriptions
20 THE GAZETTE.
we cannot hold ourselves responsible for the
acts of those who have no authority to repre-
senfus. DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING CO..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
RESULT OF A BIGRRUsK.
Two hIsn in jail TO anewer taSShiSS8 81
horse Stealing.

Two msn in Jail to anower taszsSs 81
Borss Stealing.
Special to the Gazette.
about noon, tVo brakeman were seen TO-
sethar or & spree. They hired a double
buggy and Started out the JEFFERSON road
When about five miles one of the 1nspt
whose name is not known here, suddenly
drew revolver and demanded the money
and other yslusbles Of r. L Scott, his
compsnlor, sftsr which ne forced ScoA
| 10 unhitch the horses, and mounting one
&c made Scott mount the oshsr, and
started through the wood under cover OF
| swo revoivers, ono OF which forDerly BE-
longed to Scott. When soous q quarter
| OF mile in the woods the robber told
Scott he WIS ahighwsyman and murderer,
belonging to large gang Of des2seas
does, and many other narrowing ta3fB.St
desperation. The robber in az aguSfdEh
moment fell off his horse whIchssaEe
Scott the longsd Tor Opportunity go
escape, which he seized on eagerly. Nh
ing his eteed, soon pursued by the Us
persde, who emptied his revoly& q
Scott, but wing to the rapidly in2 FVetl
ing space, his shots were 1ithouMTkscss
Scott ssys ne lost 500. x *
Mr.. Msrshsll, the livery msp,Fss after
the robber who hal purchased a saddle
from farmer lear the scene. A saerit's
posse is also in pursuit. Subsequent.
events will likely prove the whole trans.
action drukeD freak, but es it is now
told by Scott, there is no Joking about IL.
Scotps partner Wss cspiured to-day ct
Gilner By Mr.. Marshall, the Iiysryman
who hired the team to the party here
He wss attempting to bosfd a trsin one
mile from thAt place, where he hsd turned
the horse loose. He gave three names
jones, Johnson and Logsu-.nd denies
any zeal attempt at ROBBERY OF horse
stealing, bu. vas merely or big bum
and thought he would paint every saiog
red, and on soberlpg ne wanted 10 escape
arrest. Both men are IL jill 70 answer
for horse stealing, the charge of high
Wsy robbery being I'll bosD, IS neither
had much money, and hsd spent au be-
foe the grand finale tQak place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
In sishr ct the Fsa.
New York Star.

There IS slEesdY pretty clea- evidence
ltss eoma nsn holding high positions il
the R4puo!icEn party are gauty OF con-
spiEecy against tie purity God Sreedom OF
electlJna IN New YORK. I5wGUld be we'll
'fOe these pere0nB 70 remember that the
more Influential she cEenGer The mere I'M
perstiye IS tea duty q our lsw authorities
30 pUcIsa rsuor&sessly those guilty OF
sUcl crimes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25

AMERICAN freedom WAS not gained by
secret political. organizations, and co.
600 of freemen will see to it that
American libsrty and law are not lost
through secret military political org.ni-
cations. Honest men who have been
duped OF designing leaders should cut
loose from dangerous associations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
This kewa,k Election,
New York Evening Fost.


The Tribune is quite sure that the ter'f
question did not enter at sill into tie
Newark election, thereby taking o dis .
melrically opposite view to the one which
II took OF the same charter election in
the esms CITY in 1880. Why the tsrif
s"ould have entered irto the contest in
1850, when It was not the leading cam
pa!gn issue, and failGd to have entered
into it this yesr, when it is the leading
issue, tee Tribune does not explain
Neither does 1t Eote the fact thss the
most insolent and shameless Of Gil the
Republican efforts TO intinidste the
workingmeD, thst Of having their wsges
handed 10 them in envelopes covered
with printed lies about the eject Of tariff
reform on wager, was prscticed in
Newark CT the Saturday before election.
We place the Tribune's view Of 1880,
when the Republicans carried Newark,
opposite lis view now, when the Demo-
cIsts have carried It:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25

DOGS the Evening Mail or Evening
Call or Live Stock Jourasl, or Sunday
Mirror, or Southwest, or Commercial
Reporter know anything about any such
organic alton in Tarrsnt county IS the
National Order CT Videttea?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25

DOES any candidate for any cfice on
the Tsrraat county Dem ocra.ic or NUE.
Partisan (so-cslled) ticket know any
thing sbou. am. such organization IN Ia
rant county as the National Order OF Vi
6e.tas2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25

THE msn who persuades his neighbo d
to vote sgsinst his OWN interests ls an
enemy to that rslghbor The interest Of
the Texan lies in reduction OF the tariff
he should not allow false friends to per
suade him to vote fOr party tnat oo-
poses such reduction.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25

IFA. J. STREETER should happen to
stray down into Texas and meet Aleck
Terrell in ,iat discussiou-5ut then the
U aion Lioor people have too much sense
to allow snY such calamity so bst.ll their
chosen leader
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25

TIE desler in LUMBER, the msnuiac-
turer of nslls, the mea w1o make the
hammers and SAWS aud planes, are sll
protected by he tarif How ABOUT the
carpenter who builds tina house?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25

WHO are the lesd ers il Texas Of this
secret military political organization "io
throw Of such government" SIS thst which
gave liberty to man on this American
continent-this government th.t gives
freedom 10 su and law and order and
peGce2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25

COLORADO republicans ssy they will
place that state nesr the head OF the Re-
publican procession this year. Whereup-
on the Omaha Herald remarks shst /: WILL
also be near the tail, as that procession
WEI bs very short this year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25

PATRIOTISM never yet found necessity
f1r secret military political orders in q
republic. Nearly three millions OF people
stand behind tbs law in Texas. 4 hint
to the wise and pstristlc should be sufi =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
ON TRIAL FOR MURDER.

Z Son OF General aonager TaIraags OF ,hS
wabash Railroad. I
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct, The trial OF
young Talmsge, son Of the late General
Manager A. A. Talmage OF the Wa5as
r .llrosd, who WAS indicted for murder IL
the first degree for killing telegraph
operator named Tidd n Brunswick, Mo-,
last January, began " Keytesville YES
t,rday. The case is attracting wide in.
terest, owing to the standing OF the de-
ierdnnt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25

TEX Republican papers are now calling
Judge Thurman demagosue. Thst
may be of infinite satisfaction to them,
and cannot hurt him or blunt the edgs OF
the truth in which he deals. Let the
heather rage.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25

FARMERS CT Te1ls, lcoh around yon
AID see what you have 20 sell that is pro-
tected, and how much you must buy that
is not projected. Then cast you, vote SIS
your interest dictates.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25

THE GAZETTE learns shat "a key" to
"the ritual" is in the hands of Cd officer
of Tarrant county. That official is now
wrestling with "gsr'o'tam" and "sod'-
sschctep." He will soon be inquiring
into lom's'yret and the reasons for lite
kdnnfinn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25

/, ACCORDING to the estimate OF the Nav
YORK Times, Nav York, New Jersey and
L esisns are Democratic, while Conneotl-
cut, michigan, Illinois, Mlnnesesa and
IoHa&re doubtful states.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
The ovstion given Thurman at BrszI

TIE UFSEIUu given 1HufWsn Ct brEzIII
lad, BY the worSiDgmen WAS grand trib,
ute from the mea who make the country to
the man who has 50 long been their firm.
est friend, their wissst counselor and
safest sdvissr. Tie words Of wisdom he
spoke there fell rpon good ground, and IT
will be surprising IL they do not bring
forth much fruit for the Democratic hsr-
vest
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25

In LEES tran two weeks there will be G
Texas statesman and patriot oat O; Job:
He ciR De found On his farm in Navarro
county By snynody who wishes &c see him
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25

ILLEGAL voting in New York meets
with promp. punishment. A msn named
George Gandon registered illegally
last week, and he is aow en-
route to Sing Sing for two and a half
years. Mr.. Quay may bs sble to buy
New York votes, but he can't work in any
iIIersl hsllofa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-25
Thank FoU, Old Friend.

TIE thsnks Of TIE GAZETTE are Dr.
the Denton Times for this handsomeGo
plimeut: "fhe Fort Worth GAzRI2
has pot superior in Te1ss IS & news6
per- For, Worth Gazette. .sj
TIE GAZETTE may call the &Rss
Eor.h Texas by lame and the rsSboI 81
will be yerg much aiike on tast proposI
I.op.