Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-06
copyrighted 1889 by the Author ]


The snow had gone from all the foot.
hills and had long since disappeared IL
the broad river bottom 1t was fast go
sag from the neighboring mountains. toe
both the streams told plainly of that
for while the Platte rolled along in great.
swift snrges under the engineer bridge,
its smaller tributary the F'Larmie, - as
the soldiers called it, came brawling and
foaining down its strong bed and sweep
ing around the back of the fort with a
wild vehemence that made some of the
denizens of the south end decidedly
nervous. The rear windows of the COM
nanding officers house looked out upon
a rushing torrent, and where the surgeon
lived, at the southwest angle, the waters
lasheo against the shabby old board
fence that had been built in bygone
days, partly 10 keep the children
and chickens from tumbling into the
stream when the water was high
partly TO keep ont marauding coyotes
when the water was low. South and
wSst the bare, gray brown slopes shut out
IN kh2eizon and limited the view. East
brdl US lay the bqoad, open valley beyond
i Tisk g. ng the crumbling banks, bare
secks ~ ing along the line of foot hills
. 70 ToT Td the same brown ridges were
- TIfR-hess Ike a mammoth wave a mile
aEezlve1ltfc,,a ra,rbile river, while between the
in bys Is of the garrison proper
81 Don ret 10y t@s of the larger stream there
4 called npaaon fat patched here and
wing NJ TO taksderbrush and streaked by a
w c.tsbls. lie OF hoof and wheel tracks
Strone5,yr q. md re-crossed each other,
- + - End all, to the distant bridge
Field - the stream, and thence
IA. SaneS Inward like the tines of
e H. CIaING r. TO the right going over
4ENF iss ays march 46a to f1e In
tip9g Neo Yo.to an ir Headline more 70 the
ldEFoRD, Corr to the . -i'I5, liioi " 'Ie
So, Or - 20 away due north for
~ vi VI s 2522Ie Niobrara and the
~ DALLAS. 8 1928 tanks of Rawhide
Icy, Correspos- zS5555 shadowy clusters
49,. street Iitsai.. 10 1925 am was there any
800 street where 10 5g25 lber. Foliage, of
a on sale, and When ~ % none. Cottonwood
H. ~ can W Ne lelS ored hooks along the |
~; 'oSNoR. Agent aud st beginning to shoot
20 wEATHERFoRb pea green tendrils inl
sEH' agent ana Correassing touch of the May1rC
- -.-=A.been a ns5r IF j
be tribe monotonous, huge, u:
LII VIM 5 gSH.Sn a
i perturbeao per e Line ii5ot AF 1eiIeg
airy, Fort " g g -om the rays
Zee 1 any one who
such ia tive IN the fort and
iagmeni 2s1on. TO the bluffs on
he a.changed eve1d by the rude
e brot line was bleaching The
gel 5ociety Ma brave, could easily
~ en- insertion listening sides of the
sinatter, sOc II forty miles away
le frosty white that still
theheSo'"ng rays. Somebody was
ne res'v afUernoon-two some
.corar
OF dels5 %3i t og against the sky
official count Indian scaffold-
ter the X EDIThey were not indian
s.. Il ry, oOnsect,vas not a blanket which
that Times. 5 shape had just thrown
~ TO ar; Rimes' Ter form. Mrs. Miller,
Element sl5eading, parade at the moment
go tnI ,Ser line eacll that it was an officers
Y hSa! lint Randall Mclean had
ADS s; % sapped it about Nellie Bayard
q. or morel wind from the west, blow
! -sys ssh inch. yer the ridges, should chill
M Es q rTesgrl after her long spin
In-s.'ITEp Az n and up the heights.
so.s chargedsarted woman was Mrs KILLER
2So uch did she like the DOCTORS
an i'li'i' = abSpretty daughter-very much
- 3 sIlle fancied the doctor him
go a. - - -ro had she been pressed for
-. MS iollowiler distriFst of the senior
s1i.- r cent addIndant of the garrison, Mrs. |
found it hard TO give
Fl FC,lSI Observation-Disclosures. He was n widower
ny special position, 0e him interesting to some
ar cent additional. - o,,ol,-,i, &c a., s;+,,o
sEeEs-Change of matteSnew nothing more det-
additional charge. aracter and vet she |
oitsci and i ady lost his wife, and
financial standing is notoint were not entire
nsent advertising payable in RS motherless state
EcIisEE 99sI5S sem Ant on girl had spent
FoRr WoRaath of that loving |
before There |
NOTICE TO THE PUEfun Of sympathy |