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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-17

One lady had a very pretty costume of
snowflake cheviot, slate colored sur
face over which the snow seems to have
fallen thickly in feathery flakes. The
skirt was double cornet in the back and
slightly draped in the front! The waist
is brought TO point with a handsome
steel clasp and pendant. On the breast
is q buckle holding a band of velvet.
The sleeves were modified bishop and
held with a steel clasp. The bonnet
was of garnet velvet, with . gathering
Of satin around the edge and garnet
strings.
Her companion had gray and red
velour russo, the skirt quite plain and
cut so that the heavy reps were on the
bias, where meets in the centre back
seam. The Elton jacket had sleeves and
front trimmed with graduated rows Of
black velvet ribbon, and very tiny fat
hat O. ribbon.
HARPER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-17
NEW BALL DRESSES.
OLIVE HARPER DESCRIBES SONE DELIGHT
Full COSTUMES.
All Dancing Dresses Have Full Skirts, and None
is Long-FlOwsrs and Ribbons are Worn.
Evening Wear for Young Girls
500 c1rr.sponaenee q d. R.aLItsr.

SDscidI Correspondence or ne Rs0'stsr-
NEW YORK, December 15.-Last night
l was at house where the whole ram
Iy was grouped around the pretty
daughter, who was radiant in new ball
iress that was very dainty and pretty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-17
Presents For hildren.

Plain and Plaid Dress Goods Coaks and Coakngs Handkercheis
covs and Mt Fur Sets Silk BOnnets Hosiery Pocketboks
Handkerchief Boxes, Etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-17
PRESENTS FOR GENTLEIEN

initiated and Plain and Linen andkerchefs Mlhiers unaIn,
ed Dress and Nh Shirts Dressed and Undes seq Md
Gloves Smokers Sets Cigar Mostene Shaving Sets ioe Iases'
Collar and Cuff Boxes. Umbrellas Pocketbooks ETC.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-17
lam Crazsd with 4 oOthache

and serves YOU right for having neglected
% use SOzQDONT. Had you done so
'ur mouth @ould have been healthy and
II teeth sodpd. Get the s'snagn pulled
and commdpce az once using 500
NJ, thereby preserving the balance d
teeth. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-17
GEO, SHOOK & co.
NOT ONE OF
OUR 30 DEPARTMENTS
Rut what contains articles suitable for Christmas
Presents Read the following list, also inspect
our six show window displays.
PRESENTS FOR LADIES.

Caks Fur Capes Silk and Wooden Dress Goods and Mrapper
Materials White Aprons and Apron Materials WATERPROOF aad S:
Silk Gloria Saline and Shmk Wool Muslin underwear. fme S
~ Laval 4nyes GIoye and Handkerchief Boxes Silk
n d scs audkerchsfs KID six and Jersey Gloves and Mts
Fans. Umbrellas. Papetries, Etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-17
Presents For Baby"

Leather and Knit Bottles and Moccassns Mis- long CaSnmer
co silk Cans Embroidered Flannel Skirts Zephyr and Casnmer
Sacuues Silk and Cashmere Underwear. Cashmere Hosiery Etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-17
HUM p HR EY S

DIR. Humphreys Specifies are scientifically and
carefully prepared Remedies, used Tor years IN
private practice and for over thirty years by the
people with entire success. Every single Spechc
a special cure for the disease named.
They cure without drugging purging or reducing
the system and are in fact ana deed the sovereign
Remedies of the World.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-17
Presents fol-. the Home.

sH and Pushes for Fancy Articles Japanese Department
u Tea Sets Rose lars Cups Cracker lars ae Bowls
COon Sets Jardeneres Screens ETC. Table Linens Napkins
cts Comforts Fur Rugs Chenille Table Covers and Curtains Lace Bed
Sets and Pillow Sham Curtains Curtain and Porere Poles Key
Rods Towel Racks Card Pin Cushions and many KINDS OF
Hand Painted Satin Articles.
We expect our Christmas sales of Cloaks and Dress
Goods to exceed all former and have made prepar
atoms and prices accordingly.
Call early The wise buyer does not wait until the
last moment.
Store open evenings until Christmas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-17

~.gpTsrm1s pAPERs-Loneor yfs,T,s
{ h don G;sphic, Yuis TIDE, hsl - 80
nosaiSiy. Harper. EsssIias re- Z
zines 81 the year Az g... sg.,kst srts-
sa,sa q IL. QUlNBY, i4i4 AsIH---
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-02

During the late campaign in Missouri
the slogan OF the Republicans was
stand up for Missouri The Demo-
Gratis dcrlded the pretense of their enc
mics, who, they claimed had never
stood up for the state and the new-found
battle cry was clap-trap
The political campaign in Texas Is
over but the state needs u good deal OF
standing-up for.
st. Louis and Milwaukee brewers,
representing millions of dollars OF
wealth, have plotted the destruction Of
rival Texas brewery whose superior
product threatens to cut off their trado
in this state, BY foroo of their great
wealth they hopo to crush and drive off
this Texas competitor, and retain tho
tribute that Texas has sent to their en-
rlchmcnt To defeat these consplrators
we must stand up for Texas.
There are some newspapers and some
politicians in Texas against whose poll
cies Of government great majority of
the people oil the state voted at the late
state election. These are now proclaim
ing to the world that Texas is in tho
grasp OF communists and anarchists. un-
der whose rule property is without pro-
lection, and who are inimlcal to foreign
capital, SO far as they can do evil, they
are enemies of tho states prosperity.
upon destroying Texas industry are
looking to the advancement Of their
business, and their action has that much
of an excuse; but what ploa can avail
the citizen of Texas who, for spite's
sake, runs down his state and ISLANDERS
its people because they would not agree
with him on certain state policies?
Stand UP for Texas, at home as well
as abroad.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-02
A FOREIGN MANUFACrURER's oPIN-
ION OF A rENAs PRODUCE.

Mr.. Adolphus Busch, in an intorvie
published in yesterdays Dallas News,
makes a plea for tho great beer trust
In process of formation, of which, he
says, Americans 'should DO PROUD, aud
BY way Of parenthesis makes what
Mrs. Darlington would call "a VERY
insinyatin admisshnn;'
Can beer be browed successfully in the
~ kind Of beer eau be made here. but
not good bcor Tho cooling OF the ycast by
artificial process spells Il and changes the
character OF the beer, aud sudden transltions
from heat TO cold In winter IA unfavo-able
70 tho yeast which Is one OF tho prsatps.
factors In beer All tho brcwcrles an IA
south have proved moro or less a failure -
Then you would mover think OF brewing
IN this countryfn
a would mover think OF making fine beer
In this country"
Mr.. Busch made similar statement
In this city several years ago, aud gave
a similar reason for IT, but, on tho sly
he asked sagaciously, III should
make good beer in Texas what would
want with a brewery Ia ST. Louis.s
But Mr. Busch is generous, very gen.
erous, to Texas he admits that "a kind
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-02
RIFLE BALLS.

Barley comes from afar. 1t is an
Asiatic plant.
Mrs. Lease was once Catholic, but
7 is now an ngnOstic.
It is said that there are 100000
drummers in this country, only three OF
whom are women.
There ought to be some brain power
IN the metropolis Of the East, New
York City claims to get away with 3Ou,-
900 pounds of fish every day.
The dangers Of the ocean may yet be
overcome to some extent. Sheet iron
kites, TO enable a vessel to communicate
with the shore have been suggested.
The cooking is miscrably bad in En-
gland, aud yet you may read that ~
900 cooks are turned out annually by
the model cooking schools Of London.
Andrew Lang says that there are fully
100000 nOvelists in Great Britain, but,
fortunately for the public, only one
author in n hundred finds Il publisher
willing TO launch his book.
The eN-Confedernte colonel who was
candidate for congressman-at-large in
Kansas was not only handsomely elected,
hut ran 1000 votes ahead of his ticket.
This absolutely settles it; the war is
over
John Q. A. Herring of Philadelphia
has just completed his fortieth yenr
of service with the Adams express com
pany. lie is manager of all the lines
east OF Ohio to Jersey City, and has
charge Of 1900 agencies.
Ex-Speaker Reed was to have lectured
at Rocherster, n. Y, few evenings
ago on THE Progress of Humanity"
Only fifty seats were sold ont of a pos
sible 5000, and the lecture was post
poned until March.
The colored people are going right on
with their population A colored woman
residing In India Springs, Ga. has been
the mother of ffty-three children. One
of her sisters has had thirty children
and another one has nurscd uyenty-seven.
a docking clause against the salary of
legislators might stop abscnteeism which
nus become 50 common In this country.
II is thought likely That the French cham
Der of deputies will adopt a rule. under
which abscntecs shall be fined 20 francs
81 per day, the amount to be deducted
from their official salaries.
An old saw is about to be set at noucht
by modern ingenuity. A Scotch epgin.
Ger Is said to have solved the problem of
making the mill run with the water that
has passed. IL Is reported by Glnscow
paper that a resident engineer has de-
Nlsed an arrangement by which all the
steam used by an engine Is returned TO
the boiler. As a result II is said TINT ms
much energy can b. gotten out of ono
Ion OF coal as is now secured by the
consumption of seven tons
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-02
ALL OVER DIXIE.

Typhoid fever is raging in sor,.
OF Tennessee. "'Hic parts
Samuel Yates, n miser. was 49,,
death near Milan, Tenn. 'u'neu to
Bob Brown fell off Of a trait,
cltur, Ala, and was killed. - Ne
A thief dressed In woman,s o,..,
terrorizing Bowling Green, XIV. wines Is
Clint Stringer was assassina,.a
fnrvis, Miss, by unknown parties a'
The 4-year-ol1 child of II M,
was burned TO death at BirlnInshnnr,'
Over two-thlrds Of the cotton ,lo,,a.
9I Cnmlen, Ark, are opposed 10 tbs
John Nolan was afflicted with bvds,
phobia in Cleveland county, i, q anS
chewed his tongue TO pieces. - una
w. w. Fleming of the firm NJ Is,o,,
| ing " Spelman of Lexington. Ky ~
abscondcd, leaving the firm bankruit nus
AT West Point. Miss, Hon. w. War;
who was so badly mutilated Noyemher
Ut democratic demonstration, il deed
Il. J. Martin, the missing cashier ~
ne detunct Webster bank of Euporia
Miss, has been traced to Little Roct
Ark. i'Vek'
VIM. Marklin died at Louise Toru
yesterday. He was not troubled y,i,i,'
pain but lay in bed until his life ebbsd
! away. e'Deu
At Popular Grove, Ark, while care.
lessly handling II shotgun. Tom Sims No.
cluentlly shot and killed his sister. Half
OF the woman's head was torn away.
AT the last election there were eight
counties In Tennessee where there ,yas
not a single Prohibition vote cast. md
one IN which there was not an Alliance
vote.
John Salbert who was a short tima
ago arrested ut Hattiesburg, Miss. on
4 charge of attempted criminal assault
has been found innocent AT the time
lynched
Mrs. Gatchell, the postmistress of
Washington, Ga, Is in trouble, having
been arrested on Tuesday by Sheriff
Galloway On II warrilnt sworn In behalf
OF II little negro girl, who has been in
Mrs. Gatchells employ as nurse. The
warrant charges her with assault and
battery, and it is n rather peculiar one
of the kind.
Mrs w. w. Gordon, I.ynchburg.
Moore county, Tenn, owns n canary
bird which sang sweetly through the
four years of Clevcland''s administration.
About four years ago 1t ceased to sing
and has remained silent ever since until
singing apparatus, and is now az full of
songs and joy MS Democrat.
1t is charged that while Mrs. Cat.
chell was out riding few days ago, ac-
companied by her daughter and nurse.
She for some reason unexplained,
became enraEed at the nurse. whereupon
she drew from her pocket vial of Wit
trol and attempted to empty the con-
tents on her and in the attempt some Of
the drug burned her own child severely.
A story comes from Ephesus. a small
town in Lincoln county. Ky, of the MI
raculous conversion of an old hermit
named Anderson. All his life he had
been nm intidel, but recently he walked
into the church and professed repent
nncc. He said TINT he had seen bril-
liant meteor fall from the heavens and
light ON the church. where il glowed for
several minutes in the form Of cross.
He consi dered this sign" and became
converted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-02
STANDING UP FOR TEXAS.


The Fort Worth Gazette gets right
down 70 business in its defense OF Tie
Fort Worth brewing company against
the attacks of the Anheuser-Bnsc brew
ing company. This company has put the
price Of beer down to 81 Il keg. which
y less than it costs TO make IL. The
News doesn't plead for beer, bnt it
pleads for the principle that will protect
ieAas Industries from being frozen out
by foreign capital. The first Fort Worth
rygn"Ker tomptny was killed by the st.
Louis croker combine, the brewing com
pany will - the same way unless the
cliihcGS Of Fort Worth and the dealers
VINO handle its products stand by It,. So
u H. with every enterprise that Is st lrted
IN lexis. Foreign capitalists who have
grown rich on any line of manufacture
WI strive to kill any similar line started
~ IeNas' If every paper would sirg
lhe, e me song The Gazette now sings,
and the people would buy the products
OF home industry in preference to that
OF foreigners, TeSns would soon be able
70 supply her citizens with nearly every
thing they demand Stand by your home
industries aud help them to grow by
giving them your PATRONAGE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-02

Of beer can be made here" That Is
rich, indeed "a kind Of beer" That Is
what Adolpbus thinks Of the beer that
has knocked his business 70 smith
Greens wherever it has met his beer in
Texas. on equal terms as to freight
rates a beer that has so demoralized
his trade in the state that he has found
ii necessary. In conjunction with other
members Of the great trust he Is pro
noting. to cut prices Il two in the vain
hone Of inaicting injury upon the Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-02

The broad philanthropy Of H. b.
Chamberlin, who has done so much for
the material, educational and christian
development Of Denver, is not confined
within municipal or state boundaries.
Tho good news leaked out yesterday
that in passing through the city on Tues
day he signiaed his purpose to build and
present to the Fort Worth University
an observatory on which will be mount
ed a telescope Of size suitable for as.
Economical study. This will be his sec
ond donation OF the kind, the Methodist
University Of Denver having received
at his hands one of the finest Observable
ries in the United States.
The magnificent gift and the unosten.
tatious manner Of confering it are char
acterlstic OF a man with whom public
spirit aud business success are equallya
habit.
He sets an example for philanthropic
in the South vest which, We
trust, will in the early future be not so
conspicuous by its loneliness.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-02

49,. "a 49,. .,n,,,.,.,,,.
=. AFALhoo-S. ". StAiA' eoate7b'-NeA''
fcnc siddull agent,
Amarillo H. g. iilghsnith, correspond
emit ID H. Morgan. agent.
Mbany-lL T.. Lyons correspondent! Ly-
ohs io. agents.
Auene.L. Z, BadfoTd, agent and cor.
IflRvhucuti once, pOstofiicc bullinR, -
Iara smut street iiiat hoot, wheif an or
1870 III hubscslpuoh hnu advertising
'n RSsitn pc ieft ,,.,,.
Balllnger-J. \. Toarce, agent aud cor.
desPondrnt Office at Pcarce'a drug store
Hiiu s.aiuoneFa.,, =,
Wise a Mnyors ngrEts Oiiice IN ths
Rit4llcc pudding,
cnRIJIbuiU1h J. Cook. correspondent; w.
nrW,nninhef, nfehL
Hi.i'v .nI Df j. >. turner. correspondent
pstefh0ut, agent. Oflco In pOgtOilcc
tpaiiltss,,,,. a,
emf. ''ne-"' 3 Ihompson' correspond
Hail pp saH, lannon's agent H. CT
emil Y' 4. j. Payne, agent fe'ou' eof''Spon-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-02

The grounds for the charges by
friends Of Judge Clark against the good
faith OF Senator Mills, OF which vague
intimation has been given from time to
time, are disclosed in an editorial
printed in Wednesdays issue Of the
Waco Globe, which we republish else
where. It is interesting, mainly, as an
unwritten chapter concerning the last
senatorial canvass.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-02
TEXAS NEWS NOTES.

Hutto-Hutto will ship about 1000
paleS OF cotton this season.
Brcnham-Seycral German families
nave lett this country for the North.
Meridinn-Therc remains n grent dooI
oil cotton In this section yet TO be picEeJ
Shermun-A large acreage of ,vbcot
ana oats is being sowu in Grnyson
laredo.-There are thirteen rors ~
TO Mexico. ''""'l''i'u''oh
COMMUNICATIONS Ackman WINS son.
| Wnceu 10 Two years In the penitrntiorv
charged with assault with intent 10 It'll
~ Paso-lhe second annual Southwns,
| SILVER convention and mass meetinqr ~
miners VIII convene in I'll Paso Decembor
o corpus Chrisd--A meeting oe a.,
SouthWSst Texas press nssociation l,ns
" uI V''Ilcu 70 meet In this CITY on n
~ n inll attendance Is desired
l., HadllettSyille-'rhe court of npncaIs
court against Zedop6 navivi , the lower
raplst; The sentence of de,ti ,,i mmpHro
,hn 9pon him ut the next fern D az
tue district court. ''''n OF
Canadian-The Bar q r,n.L
Shipped 5000 head of cattio "iVh mas
XII markets. this fall.-Ibe sch ,o isaslr
J J'is llace have been very slimlv ntt,,, "
uuIlhg the past few week. o. "tteuuel
OF the cholera scare. "u account
Anson-A petition is holm, o;..,
~ N, ~, naNe Governor Hoeg apnoint '9l''f,'
Dsnt,ls district judge. as / - ', -;
; WI soon resign. The Baptists o rop ii
'r e ! prolracted meetinc-'Tha nolu-
crop is very large ue Ncnn
Decatur-Iohn Smith r...
.lnluer IN the woods obon, vh"pplhg
hortn OF here Thursday "v.,, une miles |
h hv WIS SHOT IN the arm bv s' Wnell
well MI, terhoh ~ ambush.-R. b Cn un-
place Ia. endorsed by the bar nj M
, attorney. is no lon,,nr states
''lt Tor the position. 'e'' on apph-
.Greenville-M SALT, n
Of Col. sam Davis, lvinep Davis widow
~ hcr daughter. Airs ms" tue home
- ~ thls county, was n.ri mar hQl-
~, n.y. last week. All tho ,ed,. lNtaily
iaa household were absent arj uefs OF
S SS ieil asleep Ia chair a,d me Oh
elotbin,, ,'o the open frepio, ''y,nreyu
Mrs. fmiaa burned from nor ho,,. nc
get IN mn oi,,lNer nus deterfpined
county To be niaHoilhl exhibit for Hum
Worlds fair. ' On exhibition ut the
sd ns,lnisSp.G, G. Randeil ,ot,
,, 'e,lh IMcAilister, l. NJ on an Today for
F,sier,i 'e states that apnlicatfiaal bust
ter St appointments in tb e Ind,a for
,,i.n, ~ quite numerous iyylhh Ter
inrJs., NeL Seans and otlo,. ulge Den
Sn,ii Vi Mnscogee an, s.h prominent
district e,ii judge. There m, United States
ssp ti,l for the pelisoaa nqmher Of
''hinanas,sioner.--Indre ~ Unite,
f ,s'' \ W.. having overrllad brown OF
Carlisle INV ,sor HlgaTins Of the Iutir.llnl MOTION
the defcndantsS Eases the nttoraexs oha
state court Of n ann carried il Ia i iSr
Sih Be heard at the ~. lie petitions
lhe city of Dallas. s January term h !
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-02
TEXAS TURNED LOOSE.

at Waco. ''' III
A new brick store house is being erect
ed at Hallcttsville.
ing improvements.
me public school building at TuHn
The new Baptist church at Rhomc is
nearing competition.
The. waterworks system of Williams.
burg is being improved.
completion Mt Commerce.
me Eagle flour mills. recently burned
at Paris, are to be rebuilt.
dwelling houses are very scarce Mt
calvert and more are being built.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-02
A DISAPPOINTED uERO.

WV i"Ah INNllnN leieefHu.l
Il had rather ugly adventure at
GALVESTON. Tex. last SUMMER" said j.
W burson, MS he whiakpd the crumbs
OF INC l-indeil table d'hote from his i'm
.lusulale shirt front. Ever Mt Calves
IN No! IL enjoys the distinction of
having the finest beach and most delight
M surf bathing in the world. For thirty
.niles you drive over level stretch Of
hlnly sand, across which the myriad
VIored spray Is ever blowing.
Went ~ bnthing ono night when there
was u stu wind blowing aud the sea
was Pretty rough / had lady with me-
Y galveston girl who could swim like n
NuN1' anu was as pretty--but never
lnlhu' The tide was out, and we waded
unu swan TO n bank few hundred
surus away The water on the bank
WVs about four feet deep, and we found
p ,., other such good company that we did
h no5 START to return until the rising tide
NY Nude our playground rather unsafe.
m, nv WIND had Increased to u gale, and
Nn were not long in realizing that n half
,,i,,vv SWIM through teinpestuous SEA,
"iH mighty undcrtow, was no pleas
~ ~ tusk' The lady's strength gave out
neiore we had covered d hundred yards,
ny undertook TO play Cnssius to her
aeslir She was ueryy and hoa,ed like
:, =, Nplh on the water while | swan and |
\ Issued her. She rested thus for ten or |
' llueh mintes; then I fioatcd and she |
nMaul and pushed me. We KEPT |
'NsNllg each other ia that man /
~ unul we got whiting hniling dis
',,,,' Of the other bathcrs. when dazen
nv. VIZ mermaids came splasliug, blow.
ns anu laughing tu our rescue Did
-'a't' tue heroinel Not by a jugfal. !
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-02

than any of It's predecessors, since the
adoption Of the new constitution.
II the Day, or any ono OF It's way OF
thinking, cares to support the negative
Of the aboye proposition, and will make
mp list Of statutes passed by some
other legislature within the period in
dicated, favorable to foreign invest
ment in Texas, we will guarantee to
name list Of statutes Of the same
nature, passed by the last legislature,
exceeding the other in total import
ance.
Now, come up with your facts or
shut up.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-02

Apropos to this discussion of the Aus
tralian ballot, a friend relates to us an
incident that occurred in the Maine legis-
lature when the subject was under dis
cussion there. An earnest but not alto
gether discreet Republican member of
the house of representative rose I'm de-
bate and said: II am not certain. Mr..
Speaker, about this new tangled scheme
for voting, l fear its results. Under 1t we
shall not have the least control of the
voter. l fear that. under such circum-
stances the state may give majority
Tor the Democratic ticket" The next
thlng he knew there was q heavy pull
at his coat-tails on the Republican side
and the Democratic side was in one
prolonged gulfaw.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-02
FOSTERS LOCAL FoRrc Asrs

The storm waves win reach mis- ma.
ri1iah ana tho other. changes noted
E WI, t occur AZ and within 100 miles o.
i torI worth within tweniy.four hours
given below; 1''o'
Deg. Cooler and clearing.
" 3-Modorating.
" 4-Warmor.
i, o-Storm wave on this meridian
e--Wind changing.
!. Cool and changing.
" 9-Modcrating.
" lO-Warmcr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-02

~ one manufacturing industry can
NOT DO maintained in Texas against
EASTERN monopoly, there ia no reason
able hope for the success OF another.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-02

Gov. HooG was accompanied on his
recent fishing trip by Judge Terrell
as. ::;;a Mayo Callaghan. The judge bait
ed TIE hooks, the mayor cast the lines,
anG the governor enjoyed the fun OF
pulling in the FISH.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-02

WHEN tho iron deposits Of Texas arc
appreciated abroad, the wonderful
growth Of iron cities elsewhere will be
duplicated here. Fort Worth is mid
way between the largest revealed de-
posits Of coal and iron in the state.