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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25
Libby Prison National war Museum.

stun about me IN Tuesdays GAZETTE has
still got the atOmlh.ache, an nssufetila
pill might ease the puin In his lap aud keep
him from having another attack Ike that
aud getting hystcriCalliko.
The birds used TO come there and build
their nests Ia the treog and vines, and /
used 10 think sometimes when ] heard
them singing thgir sweet songs and saw
how they fingered about the place that
may DO they had been scut BY he rO0u
Lord along with tho litt.o ulue-cypd girl
whom she came there 20 live aud made US all
so happy Who knows;
The last timc W. M Fort Worth a
nrcttY l'te boy ull r ssGd In long curls
aud FAunucrOY toes asked me II | ever saw
Little Vommlc Pants IN Texurluna, aud
whom said yes he said "Nol ia HE 10
see The dOrrOpOd fool lie meant me. aud
DO SOB me 10 thinking that there might ba
some sporadic eases that thought Tommie
PalN' contributions TO the contest columns
ut he IuE GAZETTE were attempts at hui
mort such however isnot the casc, rs the
PANS family IL one not given 10 levity, and
IL the PLAN facts stated In my humble
eui5tlO9 haye boon distorted into alleged
humorous attempts, ] Am sure its not my
inui aud ! hope nobody Will lose any slo0p
over H.
When nrst saw my little girl sho had
the biggest blue Dyes you evcr saw aud
litle golden curls, Ike silk, all over her
AfNtANf All'A WV ANhNNN AlANAN AllNllN III NNE
soft vclvoty checf, which her mamma said
was where the dear Savior Kissed her be-
fore he sout her here; and before she could
Talk VIC used to watch her ~ she held hor
dainty little fingers W towards heaven and
silently held communion with the angels
and smiled so swoetly ut tho protty things
they whispered back TO her And that was
what lummic'A girl was like when he Hrqt
saw hor, aud everybody loved her and was
50 lnrry when she won't away 10 Fort
Worth acycral years ago, My aunt MoIlie.
tho educated one OF the lot, SAYS for mo O
10 have any truck with tho sufferer bl-
cause she says no said he was "n plain, uu.
lettcrcd man, lkG Brutus" and she says
brutus Hug1kod up and stuck a knife iu "a
frlond of his whom he wasn't expecting il
and he wasn't no good 10 IA Brutcl
expect my girl has grown heap now
ana don I wear curls amy more but shall
always rumomh0r h0r as she looked when
she gavO me hor picture. Iommio Isn't
much OF an artist and hiA knife ISN'T very
sharp, but he has carved out the best like
ness he could from that picture and sends
u 10 the little folks; and maybe some of
thom who live In Fort Worth can guess
who 10 isD for sho has lived there nearly
eight years and goes 20 the - ward public
gchool reckon she knows honpof pretty
people now and is quito BIZ girl, but /
love her lust the Same as ever, and II you
children won't ropnat H. 'll toll Won
secret Her sure enough sNoeihuMts Hrst
name is Little lommlo puuts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25
BATTLE on GETTYSBURG.
=CnICAG0S GREAT PAEORLEA.=
ONE OF THE ARTISTIC
MARVELS OF THE AGE,

Whom IN Chicago no ono should fail TO
SEQ one Of the grandest sights OF that city,
tho vast aud realistic Panotama OF ?
THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG,
which Is exhibited on the corner Of Wabash
avenue and Panorama Place. Those who
have never witnessed o work OF tho kind
can form no conception Of the startling Of
fects that are obtained. Tie Gettysburg
Panorama is the work Of Paul Philippe
teaux, q French artist OF great ability and
established reputation as a military painter.
TIE WHOLE BATTLEFIELD Or GETfYsBURGH
Is reproduced with strictest typographical
accuracy, and the details OF the great fight
arc represented with realism that seems
marvellous. The foreground Is
ACTUALLY BUILT OUT WITH REAL FENCES,
earth, trees, guns etc. which are so skill
fully led up TO and Joined with the painted
canvas that Il is almost impossible 70 dis
cover where reality ends and illnsiOn
begins, As a whole and IN every detail the
work Is so unexceptionahle that upon re-
firing from the bloody field the old heroes
feel that they have thought their bloody
battles DER again. The building Is lH feet
IN diameter and 90 feer high, and the paint
ing Is 475 feet In circumference, 20 feet
high and has been viewed by 1900, 900
people
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

Anrnhart BroG a spindier. wish the Ga.
autta Party TO soc the Procel.

RhfnhAFt hFu~ " Hplndier wish the Ga,
aetts Party 10 Soc the Process
CHICAGO, Sept. "a, 1899.
Tho Democrat Publishing Company Fort
Worth, Texas.
GENrLEAuEN;--Wo have lust boon
looking over copy Of pHE GAZETTE.
and we are greatly pleased with your
enterprise. The results must be very
pleasant TO your constituency, who arc
70 Interested In the matter, and, we
hope, arr not without benefit 10 your
bolvos. We refer especially 60 the cons
lost Tor excursions under your auspices
We judge that there will be many visit
tors TO tho World's fair city from your
rtaie through your kindness and en-
torprise.
We write TO say that we will throw
wide open our doors 20 any Of these ex-
curaionists and extend 10 them the hos
piiality OF this house, We believe they
Will dnd IL interesting TO look at tho
curious and little known process Of
making typo, and especially as hero
they will see Il in the largest establish
mont OF Its kind In tho country. ANY
ono coming TO us from you will be sure
OF hearty welcome. Especially do we
invite any one Interested In typography
70 make our house their home during
their stay in tho Worlds fair city.
Yours truly.
BARNHART Bros. & SPINDLER.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

LLofD, Sept, 81.
Please credit the coupon account Of
the following young ladies' (del-
egates to the worlds fair fifty votes
each. 10 wit Todd Collins, Denton; Min
ME Patton, Mineola; Matte Binyon, Fort
Worth; Bessie White, Austin; Leila Smith,
Comunchc; Lizzie Garrett, Weatherlord;
Kate Cooper, Graubury.
You sec boys have scattered my vote
over the state that Texas may be more
fully REPRESENTED and have helped you.
Please help me back; give my Denton girl,
Todd Collins, lift, you won't regret Il
and obllge. En-. II. BATES
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

N'"ANfNiNht De PIT -.
see that unloss the brakes arc mt IN
very soon that jim Corbett, Nancy Hanks
or Little Tommie Pants will either bolt or
ny the track, and rather than have a wreeL
or any trouble on the road now want 10
drad more Votes for my seven fayorite sirls
Misses Carlo Campbell Of this city, Tbe6
barnwoll, Gilmer; Fannie EMS. Fort
Worth Blanche Co wan, Handley; Fannie
q, MeCown, Marshall; Laura Aubbard
For I Worth; Laura Fender Fort Worm
Please score this good and strong and give
"Blow Hard the credit S'N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

CITY, sept "a.
Enclosed herewith find q coupons
which please place TO the credit of The fol-
know 10 the city OF Fort Worth. Laura
Hubbard, Fannie Ellis aud Iona Plgman,
Also tho following Young ladies thai j
know not, Emma Diohl, Manchester Mills;
Una ury, sulphur Springs. Pearl Baker
san Angelo and Carrie Campbell, Wealth
oxford, some vote for tho fast / vote for
me iair. Crtnrinl l come back to YOU on
your proposition OF the 18th. remember
my Fort Worth girls.
Yours respectfully,
DIR, u. A. SnuuARr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

49,. $3.50, ohhMpVR, sept a.
that ! could better Judge how 10 vote. bui
as know none OF them can only mako a
choice from what others have to say that
have the distinguished honor Of their az.
quaintanco
After leading the contest notes closely
for Misses Minnie Patton Mineoia, Msttie
hluyon' Fort Worth; and Ethel DeIoach.
Iexarkana, as being the best titted 10 rep,
tSsept TUE GAZETTE and Texas at the
Mor'0a lar. J. CLINT GRAHAM.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

A Seductive Invitation 70 the Gazette
E1cursionista to See Niagara
CHICAGO, Sept, 10 1892
10 Contest Editor OF the Fort Worth CTex.)
Gazatto:
DEAR SIR:-I see from your paper
that You are creating state interest
in an excursion 10 Chicago and Mag
aru Falls. The latter we have here on
canvass, painted by Paul Phillip
poteaux, the celebrated French artist,
az u cost Of $50, 900, and Is pronounced
by experts, ''real as life"
The painting is 400 feet long and
fifty feet high, and II your excursion
party will visit II while in Chicago,
viii have no further desire TO visit the
Falls, and cordially extend your
distinguished oxcursionists an invita-
ton 10 visit US while here. Extending
our congratulations on your enterprise
and wishing the party a merry trip.
We arc sincerely
JULIEN GUMS,
Asst Manager.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

FoRr WORTH. Sept. "a.
DrN "LUrLE CUNNiNGHANsm: In last
Sundays issue OF the dear old q AzFrrr, /
read whore YOU feared | was no more. and
wished 10 scatter flowers DER NV grave
Nol not dead, though my room is now ono
mower OF roses thanks TO my mBny kind
friends And Little TycoonH lics sutr,,r.
lhg with n broken arm and many bruises
Still, 10 your papa and mamma scnd 1000
Votes, and VIII now east aside my Hnotu-dp-
pl9meN and say am your little unEnn,vn
friend ANDRE J. ANpkR3S
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

Wf DICKINSON WIN Aoc 10 Them.
Only SIX DAYS moro md the contest win end,
viii lend
10 those VINO have supported them all tho
-as IN cough,
Never ialtcr.hg moment aud worked
hnrd tuO
t Aeir lanocs u no rewarded by seeing thcm Ia
The mont ranks,
Who ir tho IA fer honor kent mace with
Nancy Hanks
Now W. t.ll send you live hun lrcd more
lhat mis- seven may hear AL out Tor Chic
Nj piSkIpson win take them to tho chcain
wherg Or pleasure aud oontor, nothing viii
aeN
Misses Laura Fender Lutte Baker
Laura Hubbard, Fort Worth; Carrie
Campbell, Weathoriord; Zadi, Harrison,
Grcenvllle; Nellie McGilicudJy Whites
boroi and Grace Anthony, rorrcll
'SnoE DEPARTMENT.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25
THE AuD1ron1uM COMPANY

Extend an Invitation to the Ganetto's Tex
rs Excursion Party
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept 10, 1899.
Editor Gazette.
The manager OF tho Auditorium com
pany urgently requested me TO extend
'THE GAzETTE'sn excursiOnisisun invi-
tation, TO call aud inspect the great Au-
ditorium building and tower while IN
this city. The building Is ono Of the
largest and finest in Chicago, and tho
observatory on tower is go feet high,
Of Chicago and Lake Michigan from its
dizzy heights. The excursionists should
not miss the treat, us an hour there
will give them better knowledge Of
tho city aud lake, than a days travel
through H. Very truly, /. b. b.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

MfNEolA, Sept o.
Amt but years old and woigh thirty.
SIX pounds, but Aunt Laura and Uncle
Jimmie says that II l am lituetla my votes
VII count as much as nnybodys and SO
parer and saved them, vote for ono M fbs
nreiuest aud sweetest young ladies' m
IoNns, and When she c0mus 70 Fort Worth
70 start 70 that hig show yon can ses h,r
aud then yoa will snow "a. / have not tela
20 Miss Minnie Patton Is her name, hu,
"eula not 10 lotas u Twas hlg boy. You
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

PARIS, Sept "a.
Seeing that our candidate, Miss RoNio
Henderson, has fallen from tho leaders /
enclose these 4 tickets these Young ladies
who are the leaders now and may DO The
fortunate ones Misses Eva Pennington
Lula kiyes aud Matte Binyon, Of Fort
Northi Mimic Patton, Mineola; Fannie
q. McCowp, Marshall; Ethel lel.oach,
Texarkiua; Mollio CLANCY, Longvicw, and
also IN separate envelope 10 votes Or Mi
aud Mrs. w NJ. hanuny Come up, rail-.
road boys, our chaperons must ga. send
your votes. Il. r. McBArn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25
TommIe nn : Nnr Id.

-, IENAhkASA, Sept 20, 1881
Tbs enclosed hftseu coupons were sent 10
me through the mail by "A Little Girln to
tpto for Misses Lula Rives and Nelllo Nc
0illiouddy, and for Mr. and Mrs. Il. II.
carter as chaperons, with this neatly writ
ten request; "plense. Tommie Pants tel
Us who ~ your girl In complying with
the request in the briefest possible man.
nsri do 40 with the express understanding
Thai this reply "a intended solely FOR ne
nlue folks, aud that grown people arc not
70 DO allowed to read The same.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

Marty honor rs with an acceptance, es-
peclal pains viii DO taken to. have them
understand the greatest work OF arr III
this country in all It's details. Trusting
10 have the pleasure Of meeting your
Texas representatives next month, am
Very Respectfully
A. HENRor1N,
Manager Gettysburg Panorama.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

FoRT WORTH, Sept. "a.
Turned tho half and on 70 three
quarter stretch, now the fun does
come. MIR. Editor did you ever
see pretier lot OF races than those moving
down your track | believe that all will
beat previous records, but your humble SER
want proposes 70 beat her own time, so here
is u winner, 90 steps nearer the pole for
Misses Minnie Cyrus, Ethel Massey, May
Latimer, Rosalie Cooling, Blanche Cowan,
Maud Bartlett aud Sadie Langley.
Respectfully yours,
NANCY HANKS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

&c. - \, iong ways from Fort Worth In "A
p,siits nus town which basks In me brigbt
NM sSpni'snt On the banks OF Mo beautifni
49, 49, ", Naote laughing rlpple8 rsdocs ths
fheI- ,.,,s ~ sne hgdding trees that extend
a. y 70 WOO Il 10 iheir embsSc.. u. gu river
Nnltc cottage half hidden by l6yslv ci,n,S5
iaH foseal and which Is very dear ~ me-
N. IN. mol my little girl nv IA says - t6at
- ''''niaf' "ho HrDta ali aat hifalnIin
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

A EAsrl1ND, Sept 81.
Again ! come with 100 coupons with
Mn as please credit 10 Misses Jeiae Daven-
port rosa Counolle, Hattie Baker, OF
hasuand Pattie Taylor, Abilene; Tcsss
Johnson Fort Worth; NAV Middletop
Nahahaohle; Fannie McCown, Marshal
only tcn DAYS more 10 make this cofnbina-
uon, boys Como on and help US, for Old
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

Columns, Sept. 90.
Please place the within 1i7 votes to the
credit Of Miss Minnie Patten Of Mineola.
She is my special fayorlte in the contest,
though have never had the pleasure Of
seeing her But | know she Is lovely
young lady from the way those that are ac-
quaintod with her cast their votes. / will
hil the remainder of my coupons with the
following young ladies': Ethel Del zach,
Zula Boyd, Lizzie Garrett. Stella Smilhey,
Mollie CLANCY, Zadia Harrison.
An UNKNOWN ADMIRER
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25
FOR THE WINNER
Some Offerings 10 TIE wlns,shnt,,
Excursion conlssI-gis
Articles Of Vslua


FoRr WORM. Tx jsl,s /.
TO the Democrat Pullishiss coa,e;,
We notice your offer to ssna L. q
girls and chaperons as reprs,pr.s.-,
Texas to the Worlds iaIrdeilcrs /,
your permission we would lie Z n
ment your offer by one Of cur e,ssi X
ushek upright pianos 70 the yorf n
ceiying tne largest number 81 IA 4 y
GAzETTR's Worlds fair dedioss \
COLLINS q Asnaiussc
peW Gin
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

CLARENDON, Sept 90
You win find enclosed 30 votes for The
following young ladies' Misses Matte
Biuyon, Laura Fender, OF Fort Worth
Fannie Chappell, Of Alvarado; Ida Wheatly,
OF Amarillo; Addie Graves, Of Cisco Maud
Tabor, Of Dallas, from their well wisher,
A FRIEND.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25
AT THE PALMER HOUSE.
Elegant Rooms En- suite Engaged for ali
tho 6aEotto Party.

Ahn hhhNNtc IhflNs
CHICAGO, ILL, Sept 10, 1902
Democrat Publishing Company Fort
Worth, Texas.
GENTLEMEN-I herewith hand You
the Palmer House order for rooms en-
suite, to be used by THE GAzErTE's
Texaa young ladies' and thnir chnpe-
rons the first seven days Of the Column
bian dedication ceremonies. Tho rooms
front east on Wabash avenue, and elo-
gantly furnished and extra largo and
have bath attached. The Palmer Is
the oldest and finest hotel In Chicago.
Trusting this viii meet with your APP
probation, am very truly,
j. ID, BUCHANAN.
+. S. These are rooms occupied by
Chicago's wealthy families, and ar6,
therefore, elegantly ard extr0yagautly
furnished, and are very large.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

. E'7777'7'77T77 F'WTTT ..
Nnclosel find % votes for Miss LuIn
kYes because her name IS Rlves and also
"a votes for chaparons Mr. aud Mrs d. N
Carter.
DO hopo Miss Lula will DO successful
Your lillc friend,
GUY AND AMELIA RIVE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

CRY, Sept "a.
here vote bb coupons for Fannie Ellis,
Matte Binyou and Stella Smithey, Fort
Worth; Fannie McCown, Marshal; Amy
Swank, wills Point Hoping these popu-
lar young ladies will be among the humber
TO represent Texas at the Worlds fair ded-
ication. Also vote these for Mr..and Mrs.
h. II. Carter as chaporOns. Respectfully,
j. T.. ROCKS,
Western Union Telegraph Compau y.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

FoRr WoLrH, Tax, Az Il. /
Editor Gazette.
To the Young lady RECEIVING NJ ia
number Of votes IN tho dejies.n Il
we will present as a completes Z 4
worth and popularity. a very fu TN
tiful pIllO Amp valued ateA
FoRT Worm ISs1AtLNGSf Conn
L. ]. Alchinafi Nligt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

FOX. Woiiiii' -e'''7
Editor Gazette. u. n,clfIi,
To the Fort Worth w y vsrs dsif
contest desire to snow ''ir y II W z
Of her worth BY rre s.ai. lhrasi 3.
choice Of any ladg's d dress N ~
tablishlnent In the ey sa9,, w, X, ~ ~
stock 10 suit her We woai .s VI Nv
u'e ~ ''A FosT WoHTn Is'As'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

Editor Gazette u. s..ill
10 the Fort Worth young a., !. ~: y q
the highest number OF WIS Y, III dsl
zITfE dedication contest :, NJ n n
great pleasure as q trina,s s,r. * q.
iarity 10 proseut to her a l-ls
watch suitably enerai,ys -. i.srirt
FoKr Worm AID iA, Nicer &. y
A. I. TngEAnaiLl-
street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

STATE REPRESENTATIVES,
[Those having 5000 and over. |


Theo Barnweil, Giimer. .............. 1881
zula Boyd Giiniar... ......... IOI, 1888
Minnie Patton, Mineola. ..... 1OO.biB
Fannie q. MeCown, hIarahaII....... sd.1T3
Mollie CLANCY, LonEyew............1 1880
Ethel DE Leach TexarIana.,.,.. b5.474
Sadie Langley, Whitesboro. ......... 90, 2O3
Maud Bartlett, whitesboro. .........5O, O0S
Ethel Massey, Ladonla. ............. s7,3IS
Leila smith, Comanohe. .......... 43,321
sophia Putnam, Saginaw ............ 42.18S
lie sic White, Austin....... ........ 41,be3
Lizzie Garrett, eathrrford. ...... e. 35.2e0
Kate Cooper, Granbury 24,3f5
blanche Cowan, HandIey ........... 2a,T1O
May Latimer, Manchester Mills 2P,e23
1toNie Henderson, Paris. 16,4O5
Hosalie GOlding, Alvarado. ........ 1G,OoG
Nellie MoGliiIcuddy. whitesboro IT,. 1927
While smith, Brynu ................... 1420t
JAMIE Chiffon, Abilene. 1e,OsI
Fannie Chappeli, Alvarado. 1905
Minnie Cox Terrell. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1LTS1
Mamie Maliscote, AIvarado...... 1857
Carrie Campbell, Weatherford.. IO,98l
Todd Collins, Denton. ........... ..... 1O.I5O
Eloise PortHr, Brownwood .......... O.s2G
Mollio Cage, StephenvilIc ........... D,S4O
May Barrett. Deniaon .. s,g1e
Lena Pampell, Brsrham, .......... s,50s
Laida Harrison, GrsenviIIs........ 7.TsB
Maggie Hutchinson, Queen Clty...... 7,4IO
moihe bHin' Aivarado....... E...... 1858
III" "heatiey' Amariiio...... ..... 5,473
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

can count the rest OF the % votes for Misses
Zula Boyd Stella Smthey, Ethel Delsoach,
Lizzio Garrett Rosa Harl and Mouie
CLANCY. My name Is Mamie Bryan.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

Editor Gazette
II would give US great pleaslit 1i'l
ment Your liberal offer q ie1la, ~
girls to the Columbian expoilllol iA-t
by presenting 10 the For Word a4
receiving the highest numoer Z va
choice from our stock Of aul sllk 90 4
tern she may select Respectali
MoyyIa nRr Co.'S p
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25


A., s'rawn caodia,,,, !. I
Mr. and Mrs Malcolm vcrss,
sulphur Spring. c..s,,' r.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weave,
Vernon caadiasI -
Mr. and Mrs F. M covle,
wea'hsrfard c.ssl4,,. +
Col. and Mrs, NJ, L wooIes
mr. and Mrs. X L Sahlsisr' ''''-'
wellborn canaia,ta
Mr. aud Mrs. ]. Barrow
Waco CANDIDATE.
Mr. and Mrs. r. J. KImbrusS
wln'borOi cAasia,ia
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R Smith
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25
THE GAZETTE FL woRTH TEXAS SUNDAY sEPTEMBER 2 1892

Mabel Talley Si4l
Iona Pigman. POS.
BERTHE Bridges. ................... 1854
Daisy Clark 4Ai
Agnes Youtz. 1t
Lena Knight. 172
Eva Reeves .................... 17C
Lizzie May Seward ................ 81
Lizzie Kincaid ..... ............... %
Lola Estes. ~
Blanche Wollank ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Iona McLaury .........,...... IA
Eva Thompson. ................. 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

A James comblustien 's,sss,<
Chaperons Rse'lE'nE = SAL
WEAfnsAia.
Editor Gazette ~
lhaye sea rcsdiHg s II.
the Vol z ,latesi as Y ,',' ,ls,. J
noting tas pri Q oasl. .. x, Z, l.l,i'',, +.
wish 10 oleg u : y sp- y M ~ x ?. &
highest numhsr y y ,'.ssrt $50
perfect in 81 IS rsI ~
,he r1rk Of high PREF x.
ies but half il price Jtt
cess. ,,..r ilil1B y
Else,rlsI'y : * ~.
Fo.r wonra, . -
Editor GlEETrS a., i,i1a4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

Eastland is about to set there with both
feet LUCKY BILL, Of Eastland.
AuSr PoLLY, Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

Now what Is that that promises
Always tho incest things,
II matters not how dull the day,
"To.mc rGOwi smiling brings
The cloud. may lower. heavy, black,
Aud even rain may iall;
We say tomorrow" VIII be fair
Bright arc to.morrOw'a' All
In lie thore'Cr things that come 10 US
We do not love 30 much;
hut piOmlso lives within The heart
an life VIII not be such.
Dull were the hearts that 1d not look
Sometimes ght nice iling,
And hard the ate that did not md
Sometime this thlnF 10 bring.
EXEC ancy In lively shape
our heart iis home now makes
] say thee now remcm09r US,
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-04-28
TRIED TO ROB A TRAIN.
Gang of Roughs Repulsed by Passengers
at Wallace, Kas.

Gang of Roughs Repulsed by Passengers
at Wallace, Kas.
WALLACE, Kas., April 25.-The rem
nant Of gang of toughs that has been
hanging around Wallace made an at
tempt to rob the west-bound passenger
train on the Kansas Pacific Railroad at
this point last night. Late in the even
ing several citizens were run to their
homes at the point of a pistol. AS the
train pulled III at IL 10 p. NJ the gang at
the station demanded the money box
of the operator. BY suddenly extin-
gushing the light and concealing the
cash, he saved the money, but came
within an ace of losing his life. for bull
let went crashing past his head. The
robbers then turned their attention to
the train. Hearing the pistol shot at
the station, the passengers were on
their guard before the train stopped,
and as the robbers attempted to board
the train they were met with drawn
weapons. Several shots were eX-
changed, rocks and track bolts were
hurled by the robbers and seventeen
plate glass windows were shattered. An
infant was seriously injured by rock
and shattered glass falling on It's head.
While the excitement was at its height
the train pulled out. After firing again
at the station house the toughs mounted
their horses and fled south. The sheriff
and posse is in pursuit.