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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-26

chiefly of various belongings of the officers
and men-spoons, watches, pieces Of cloth
ing, various documents, etc, and sew
eral specimens of Eskimo tools, knives,
hstchets and other implements made out
of wreckage from the ships and boats.
Part of diary found stated that Sir John
Franklin had died early in the expedition,
so that he never knew of its failure and
death of all his comrades. Among relics
brought home by the Fox were the chro-
nometer of the Erebus. a snow knife and
Eskimo arrows made from copper and
wood from the lost ships, pair of leather
snow goggles fitted with wire gauze to
keep the glare of the snow away from the
eyes, and sailmaker'. palm, with thumb
hole and roughened boss for the needle.
The last two are depicted in the cut.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-26
IN SACRED AISLES.
Where the Word of Life Will Be
Preached To-Day.
THE GOSPEL WAGON SCHEME.
Where the Novel Vehicle will Travel-Re-
Hgious News of q General Nature.
The Tent Meetings-Ser-
vices To-Day.
The Gospel Wagon.

Much interest has been awakened on the
streets the past two days by a gospel
wagon which has just been completed at
MIR. heller's wagon works for the Young
Mems Christian Association of this city.
This wagon is indeed most beautiful and
convenient vehicle for the purpose for
which it is designed. 1t has the official
stamp Of the local association stamped n
gold letters under the drivers seat, which
consists of the Texas star, upon which is
lettered ". NJ. c. y, home for the young
men in our stores, offices, shops, schools
and railroads" Along each side of the
wagon in large gold letters is the word
Gospel Wagon" Just back of the drivers
seat is substantial looking oak organ,
which was donated TO this work. From
the organ to the end on each side run two
well cushioned seats capable of seating
ten persons. Under these seats are &c,
roomy places for the clothes, books, tracts
and outft of those who will have the
wagon in charge. This outfit is pulled by a
fine large team of horses. The object of
this wagon as stated by the secretaries Of
the association is to spread the gospel to
men on the street who seldom or never at
tend church, and thus fulfill the command,
$50 out quickly into the streets and lanes
of the city, and also to start Bible classes
in the places to which the wagon may go.
The hope or intention of the wagon work
erS (aS those who have the work IN charge
style themselves) is not to start Young
Mems Christian Associations, nor 10 do
the regular and God-ordained work of the
ministry, but to work in a special way for
a special class.
The support of this enterprise does not
come from any society church or organiza-
ton, nor do the workers intend to take up
collections or ask for money, but claim that
they will trust the Lord to supply all their
needs, by those who; of free Will, choose 10
give to them
1t is the intention to start this wagon on
its mission Monday morning. Its first trip
Will be in a northern direction from this
city towards Denton, Denison and Sherman,
taking in smaller towns on the way. In
the work, they expect in the mornings to
distribute tracts on foot and do house TO
house visitations. In the afternoon they
hope to conduct Bible classes and hold
street meetings; after supper another
twilight street meeting will be held, from
which the men will be invited to attend
reg ular evangelical meeting in some church
or hall.
As this is purely Fort Worth enterprise
it will of course be watched with considera-
bic interest by many of our citizens as well
as the organization which sends it out.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-26

Fort Worm, TEX. July 25.-We have
decided to vote our coupons which we have
GO lccjcd, for Miss Carrie Dickson as COM
pliment TO her young brother Henry Dick
son one g. our fellow employees who is
working for small salary on the city engi-
neering force, and who IS the only support
IF his widowed mother and sisters Mss
Carries lamcnted father lost his b llth
fighting in behalf of the Southern G ufed-
eracy. We call on all tCother officers of the
state to come to he front ana assist us IN
securing The GAZETTE scholarship for one.
VINO We know to be deserving and who VIII
reflect credit to herself and the Lone Star
state; 50 count the iuclosed 524 votes for
Miss Carrie Dickson, the favorite and
champion of The POLICE FORCE"
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IL for Miss SaIlie.

CITY, July "a i inclose Al votes for Miss
Sallie Weltman, young lady whom | have
never seen, much less know, but am con-
WINGED that this fair lady is the proper Of
fering for Texas at Hardin college. One
who is capable of creating the wonderful
room | so often admired at our last Spring
Palace. is surely deserving of this scholar
ship. Such inborn talent as this young
lady possesses, as shown by her works, is
surely worth cultivating. l hope Miss
Weltmau will win. ! nope our friend from
Bonham will cause something to dap" as
he promises, and l hope all others friendly
to our cause will roll up their sleeves and
90 to work for Miss Weltman, the Spring
Palace worker.
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Now l am in trouble, but you Just wait.
Miss Carrie Dickson has ali the elements
of success Sh- is the daughter, so 1 I'M
derstand, of one Of the bravest Confederate
soldiers who followed the lost cause. She
Is ambitious. energetic and studious. The
firemen' of the state are daily sending in
strength for Ter ! should like for Miss
Carries fuic..., who do not want their
names in the paper TO just send their cou-
pons TO me by nail, will use them to ad-
vant2 - and you will enable me to keep my
word. ] send sixteen to-day. Address
The Great Doubler.
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Fort WORTH, July %, 1s91.-Herewith
please find twelve Q2) votes for Miss Mat
tie Shaw. had an uncle in the battle of
San Jacinto, another uncle killed with Col.
Fannin. But few survived that cruel mas
sacre; but where are the descendants of
that noble band of heroes that gave to
Texas independence and freedom Let
them come TO the aid of the little San ia
cinto girl" She is bright aimable and am
bilious. and would do credit to Texas and
the memory of those departed heroes so
indellibly engraven in the hearts Of all pa
triOtic Texans. What fitting tribute. Can
i better representative Texas girl be found?
Would not Hardin ladies college honor
her? Mrs. J. Q. ST. CLAIR.
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Never Lost BY It,
STRUCK BY A TRAIN.
Wagon Containing Seven PeoF!e ~
Into by a Train at Ter
reii.
Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
TERRELL, KAUFMAN COU-TI TX -!
25.-As the 6 p. IN. Texas and Pl-.n. ~.
senger train came in from tie Hea, ~
engine struck wagon contdl.A- ~.
persons. The parties were crossing -
track on Francis street As the pa5>7-=-,
came in the man driving the IAN E-i
his horses n lick with the wi.Ip 90
they jumped forward TO get 4trI -;.
but the engine struck the wagon. li'-1s
clear off the ground, la nded il tiftE eEsa
feet from where it was struck CON 80:
wrecking the wagon except the N,
wheels and the horses sailed COVE %,
street for quarter of a mile. The NJ M
were also bruised. Citizens gdtne-e-
the hundreds, and the wounded w. w;
taken to safe quarters ana IA
wounds dressed. The parties i1
Sam Whitly and family, seven psT7..ii..i
all, as follows: Sam Whitly badly O''- N;
on the legs, though not dangerous nd
painful; Mrs Witty. left arm broken - "A
crushed; Miss Sallie Whitly. sixteen 80
old, badly cut in the forehead and OF nj
otherwise; Billy Whitly, ten yerrS o-u -.l .1
internally, it is feared, fatally; Aug hi.
eight years old, hurt internally, ,4Iysl.
not supposed to be dangerous;
six years old, slight bruises; F. .or
four years bruised about the head an y,bf
Mr.. Whitly and family live IN Una
county, Tex, and were returning -.
from q visit to Wise and Parker coltIt' ID.
where he has relatives The ralIrVau
thorities have taken charge OF tine Wou.;.
and are giving::them all the attention Us.
BILE. The oldest boy. Billy, is the mi Mi
hurt. The citizens and officers were wv
in rendering all aid to the sufferers
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Marvin. for a Postage s.amp.

We all know OF men marrying for lands
or money. Some one has said. too, that he
met with women who would like to be
taken down by novel and married to a
poem" But we doubt if anybody has
hitherto been known to seek marriage
with postage stamp. Such being does
however exist. if the following advertise
ment which Vanity Fair has unearthed
Fs4fom Mauritius newspaper may be taken
as genuine offer:
"a stamp collector, the possessor Of q
collection of L, 544 stamps, wishes to marry
lady who is an ardent collector and the
possessor of the blue penny stamp of Maui
ritius, issued in 1S47."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-26

At the recent meetings of the Scottish
Congregationalists some wise and weighty
words were spoken by John Hunter of
Glasgow. He regarded tie tendency to en-
tertainment as one of the greatest dangers
TO the church. 1T IS better" he said
that the pulpit should die of dignity than
of fashion; better empty pulpits than pull
pits filed with buffoons; better small
churches half filed with serious people,
than big churches filled with sensation low
srs.-[ London Christian.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-26

The revival at the tent has been very sue
faith in Christ.
At the Cumberland Presbyterian church
this morning Rev. DR.. Tinnon will preach d
sermon On The Proper Objects of Glory
ing and the North Texas normal. with the
public school teachers of the city, are in
vited to be present at this service. The
tent meetings will continue this week.
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First Methodist Church.

The congregation at the First Methodist
church will have the pleasure Of listening
to-day to sermon from the president Of
the Polytechnic college, Rev. J. W. Adkis-
son. DIR. Addison is reputed fine
preacher as well as a frst-class educator.
Sunday-school at 9:30 a m, Judge n. A.
Stedman, superintendent. The Epworth
Sunday-school meets at $3.50 p. IN. in
house at the east end of Belknap street.
This school is doing fine work, DR.. H. F.
Fisher Is superintendent, and many of the
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A Fearful Leak.

Money subscribed for evangelstic work is
devoted to pay travelling and other ex
penses of representatives, at such meetings.
1t seems unjust to let delegates bear their
own expenses, but when Christian men and
women have perhaps denied themselves to
subscribe for good cause it is not right
for considerable part of their gifts to be
used for what is little better than an ''out-
ing for some one or more Who have Sc
cured prominence in society.-[Christian
Enquirer lBaptist.l
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A ChInaman Robbed.

Special to the Gazette.
CoRsICANA, NAVARRO COUNTY, TEX, July
25.-Between the hours of and 10 o'clock
last night two burglars were discovered in
his shop by a Chinese Laundryman. He
yelled for the police, and pursued the
burglars, who Immediately fed with Il
small trunk of the Chinaman's containing
several hundred dollars. The police and
Chinaman chased the fugitiyes as far as the
Cotton Belt road where the burglars
dropped the trunk, which was recovered by
its owner. and disappeared. Two negroes
were arraigned on the charge this morning,
but were acquitted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-26

Tor the T. i. Girl.

Here are seven coupons for Daisy,
She is gentle. kind and true:
We must stand by her and do our best
>hc'l appreciate all we do
No one in all this Lone Star state
Could better represent us;
Then let US rally, one and all,
For the flower we all admire.
Wen never miss the mite we give,
But feel hOuOred to stand by her.
So hurry up, boys. we have good time yet
to prove that we are liberal and not allow
our good name to reflect discredit on this
sweet young lady who represents us.
T. =. Boy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-26

Fort WORTH, TEX, July 25.-Please add
the iucloscd Sc nteeu votes 40 to Miss
Lillian Copher's name While we can not
do much yet we do feel a great interest and
trust her friends both here and elsewhere
will remember her. She is one who will
appreciate your kindness, ana one who
would 90 credit to all interested.
Mr.. AND Mis-. W. F. 3.
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4 Murder-Found Dead.
Special to the Gazette.

SptCIaI 10 lNt GdZtIlt
SAN ANGELO, Ton GREEN COUNTY, TEX,
July 25-A youth named Steve Dawson
shot and instantly killed a man named Reel,
on Monday, near the line of Mason and Me-
nard counties, about $50 miles south of San
Angelo. No particulars could be ascer-
tanned.
Ed Wilhelm, a young man twenty-four
years of age. living III Menard county, was
his ranch, dead. He is supposed to have
been killed by his horse, which was foudd
near his remains.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-26

them boys. and weigh two and a half pounds
apiece. They We're the wonder of the city,
and callers were incesant. They we're per-
fectly formed and apparently healthy, but
unfortunately two of them died yesterday.
1t was the proud mothers intention to
name them respectively. Fourth of july
Fifth of May and Sixteenth of Septem-
ber." The two latter being the Mexican
HOLIDAYS
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VICTORIA, Ten, July 21.-For the rail-
road candidate, Miss Naydelle Drake, we
hard YOU herewith 100 votes.
We wcr= 4 little slow IN catching onto
the fact that a railroad candidate was out,
hut altho' we are slow wc are sure. Tell
the railroad boys of Fort Worth that we
are wild EN-" every time, and not to forget
their friends for they're coming.
RAILWAY TRAINMEN.
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siEnincation of Gems.

Noonstons-Protects from harm and dan
ger.
Diamond-Faith, innocence, virginity.
Heliotrope-Causes the wearer to walk
invisible.
Pearl-Purity; gives elearness to physical
and mental sight.
c..ssye-pos,ssS tAs virtue Of enrich.
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Credit Mary With sixty-Two.

July 23-Having carefully investigated
the merits of the candidates, feel Miss
Mary l.. Johnson should receive the schol-
arship. She is bright and intelligent and
will reflect honor on uer city and be sup
port To her widowed mother. Please give
her credit for sixty-two votes.
sIsooKERoN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-26
The Bors are Waking Up.

Font WORTH, Ten, July p. 1S91-In-
closed find $50 votes for Miss Maydelle
Drake, the railroad girl.
We see that the boys all over the state
are waking up. aud are glad TO see it. Sue
cess to the railroader 5 the motto of
The CONDUCTORS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-26
CHARLOTTE BRoNTE,s IMPRESSIONS.
What she Wrote and Thought About the
Famous Author of vanity Fair"

What Sho Wrote and Thought About the
Famous Author of vanity Fair
There is a man in our own days whose
words are not framed TO tickle delicate
ears; who, to my thinking, comes before
the great ones of society much as the son
of Irnlah came before the throned kings of
Judah and Israel, and who speaks truth
as deep with power as prophetlike and as
vital, mien as dauntless and as daring
Is the satirist of Vanity Fair admired in
high places? | cannot tell; but l think if
some of those among whom he hurls the
Greek fire of his sarcasm, and over whom
he flashes the levin brand of his denuncia-
ton were to take his warnings in time,
they or their seed might escape fatal Ra-
moth Gilead."
So wrote Charlotte Bronte OF Thackeray
in her preface to the second edition OF
Jane Eyre" Everybody who pretends to
know anything about the history of liter
allure knows how this preface to a popular
novel helped, to a certain extent, the au-
thor of Vanity Fair"
There are few besides students, however,
who know that there was time when it
was seriously alleged that the authorsss OF
Jane Eyre" had been governess to Thack-
eray's children-that, indeed, he was the
Rochester of Jane Eyre" and herself the
Becky Sharp Of Vanity Fair"
Today of course we know differently,
says an English writer We know that
Thackeray and Charlotte Bronte did not
meet until long after the publication OF
Jane Eyre" and that Miss Bronte was, on
the whole, disappointed with her hero.
"Mr. Thackeray," she says in a letter to a
friend, 'is man OF very quiet, simple de-
meanor; he is, however. looked upon with
some awe and even distrust. His CONVEX
sation is very peculiar-too perverse to be
pleasant" She expected to meet a prophet
like CARLYLE she really encountered per
son who seemed to her to be mere pro
fessional man of letters.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-26

FoRT Worm. Tex, July 25.-Seeing the
appeal to the ladies in behalf of Miss Lottie
Cotton. one of them al least responds.
Credit her with the Enclosed fifty 900 votes
as an earnest of my desire TO help her. This
is my first sote for Miss Cotton, as | have
heretofore supported someone else, but all
nv ballots will now be cast for her. May
enough others 10 the same 10 elect her is
tn earnest viSh Of
ANoTHER LADY FRIEND.
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A SweetwSter Girl.

SwEETwATER. TEX, July 21.-I have been
watching the scholarship contest with deep
interest, but have held my votes because |
wanted to vote for a West Texas girl. now
propose new candidate, one for West
Texas, but won't object to votes from any
source / nominate miss Lula Lea of Sweet
water, and send ten votes for her. l feel
confident that she would do herself and
friends credit should she secure the schol-
arship. WEST TEXAN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-26

Special to the Gazette.
MIDLAND, MIDLAND COUNTY, TEX, July
25-The war on the rabbits continues. Not
only the buns and boys, as mentioned in
your Austin dispatch, are at it, but many of
the leading citizens. Three boys came in
with 372 scalps.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-26

FORT WORTH, July 25-No doubt it is
hard for stranger TO make a selection
from out of this rosebud garden of girls
but it is an easy matter for me. l cast the
inclosed y votes for the "Queen of the
Rose-buds" Miss Carrie Dickson, and
though only boy-worker, no one will dis
pute the fact that my choice is a Wyse one.
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Fort Worm. July I'll am 4 little child
Of six years, but / know Miss Geneveve
King to an kiud-hcarted and thoughtful Of
children, 50 | send her ten more votes. AS
ever, = muslc-Ioyiug little girl.
ANDRE j. ANDERSON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-26

BRowSwooD, July 25-I inclose here
with amount necessary to pay for $50 votes,
which please credit to Miss Bessie Hern-
don the Rio Grande girl of Dublin. You
will hear from Brentwood early and often
The Rio Grande candidate is in the field to
stay. J. Z. NJ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-26

Find inclosed four votes for Miss Carrie
Dickson. | am a citizen of Tennessee and
have no acquaintance with any OF the can
didates | feel qualified 10 vote, however,
from the representations of the Little
Folks" They would make one believe that
their nominee is the pink of perfection.
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From a Georgia Drummer.

ATLANTA, Ga, July 20.-Credit the drum
mers' girl with the inclosed ten votes. The
Grummers W. win this race.
Z. VI. CARPENTER.
With John NJ. Masury u Son.
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y Tor Carrie.

The little folks are in it am one of
the little folks. and propose, too, 10 help our
fireu-- 5 candidate. | send YOU eight votes
for Miss Carrie Dickson, who certainly de-
serves the complimentary vote she is re-
ceIving. LITTLE MARY CALDWELL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-26

DECATUR TEX, July @5.--Please find IS
coupons for the talented young spring pal
ace artist Miss Sallie Wcitman. We will
send more before the contest ends.
CHARLIE AND FRANK.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-26

GRAFTON, WISE COUNTY, TEX, july 90
Please record ~ votes for Miss Carrie
Dickson. the charming little blonde of your
city More Will follow. +. w. c. !
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For Her Accomplished Friend

FoRT WORTH, July 25.-I send thirteen
votes for my accomplished young friend,
Miss Geuevieve King, and hope she may be
victorious. MRS NJ. ". PoTTs.
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TWO IFS.

If you place your advertisements in pa
per of large circulation, like The GAZETTE,
which is read by the people, who after all
are the life OF trade,
YOU WILL MAKE MONEY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-26

DALLAS. July 25.-Please find enclosed Go
votes for the pride of Dallas''-Miss Maud
Haggart. The people will win. Merit
must win. Look out for the vote of the
people on the last day.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-26

HEMPsTEAD, TEX, July 23.-Nineteen
votes for Miss Drake. Fail in line boys,
ana get there, too.
TRAVELLING PRESS AGENT
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Residence Burned,


SptVlGI 10 INe OdLtIle-
WAxLHACHIE, ELLIS COUNTY, July 25.-
Mr. Hick Barksdale's residence and con-
tents burned last night. Mr.. Barksdale
and wife were absent when the house took
fire Cause not known. Loss abont $1,000,
insured with G. F. Penn s. Son, in the
Phoenix of Hartford for $l400.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-26
Execution Levied.
Special to the Gazette.

TEMPLE, BELL COUNTY, TEX, July 25-
An execution in favor Of Charles Leobs'
Sons of New Orleans was levied on the
stock Of ]. Harrison, merchant tailor, this
evening to pay judgment of $1,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-26

anu Join the tiremen ana operators in help
ing to keep Miss Carrie at the head of the
list, as she is certainly Il most deserving
young lady. Fl. AND S.
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THEN WHY NOT

The people who read advertisements are
the ones whose patronage of THE GAZETTE
is steady and unwavering. They also are
the purchasing classes.
REACH THEM?
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-26

WICHITA FALLS, Tx, July 24.-Inclosed
find 100 votes TO he credited to Miss May
dele Drake, with the best wishes of the
WICHITA VALLEY RAILWAY BOYS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-26

I am stranger in the city have been
reading The GAZETTE daily, and / think the
widows daughter should be helped. In
closed find ninety-eight votes for Miss Mary
Lizzie johnson. A LOCKER OK.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-26
.Twenty-Five for MaydelIe

Fort WORTH, July 25.-Inclosed please
find twenty-five votes for the winner, Miss
Maydolle Drake. A TRAIN DISPATCHES.
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I y

you will send to US for our rates, which are
reasonable, and the same TO everybody, we
will prove to you that no journal in the
South can
GIVE BETTER RETURNS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-26
The KnreIY Cited Girl.

FORT NORTH. Ten. July 25.-T send
seven more votes for Miss Gcnevieve King,
The rarely gifted girl Of sixteen.
Mrs. .. l.. Thomas.