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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

1t is not necessary to announce to
readers Of the Gazette that this Is Christ
mus morning; the small boy and the boys
Of larger growth have forcstalled any
newspaper enterprise in that direction
Tho Gazette is glad, however to have
the opportunity Of wishing its readers
the merricst and happiest Christmas
possible and to be the bearer Of glad
tdings,
In retrospect of the year there may
be found ample reason for chcrishing
feelings of happiness deeper aud
more lasting than those Of mere mcrri-
ment. Happy, indeed, ought any peo-
PIE to be who realize that there has
come to them in the last II months
40 much which contributes universally
to prosperity. II may surprise some
persons to be told that within this year
Fort Worth has made more progress
than during any other year in its his
tory. Without any exploiting. Quietly
aud confidently, there has been more
money put into this town than ever be-
fore. This noiseless growth has been
to languish, and during crisis which
has unfavorahly affected business ven
lures throughout the commercial world.
If under adverse conditions Fort
Worth had merely held its own, it
would be matter Of surprise. but
when the advance has been steady,
who will deny the vlgor Of the young
giant2 In the light Of the past the
people OF Fort Worth may read the
promise of the future. or the good
things to come The Gazette may not
now particularize. but that they are
coming, nay, verify, are here awaiting
the proper times for Development IL
certain.
With feelings OF insurance iS><hc con
tinued advance Of this city and 81 tho
prosperity of the territory adjacent
to which The Gazette is ever happy
to carry good news this paper wishes
for all its readers merry, merry
Christmas"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

niinder 10 every one Of the good service
he had rendered his country, while to
imposters d would be reritable black
list. Confronted by such record few
claimants would have the face 70 pre-
sent themselves ut n pension Office I'M
loss they were honest Publicity for the
dishonest would meau exposure. for there
are enough curious, or envous pcrsoiN
in every community to ferret out rascals
who ARE living on bounty in which they
have no share. Then, 100, there are
those who are drawing pensions who are
not necesstous. men Of means whose
creed is that Uncle Sans pockets are
made to be rihed and why should not
they have hand in the robbery! To
publish the completely of such men with
fraud would imperil their social and
business standing.
These are only few of the reasons
that might be brought forward in sup
port Of Mr. Bayard's proposed method
of dealing with the admitted evils Of
the present system but enough has been
said to lead rejecting patriots to con
slider the suggestion and to insist upon
a cleaning Of the pension stable, which
II left much longer unmolested will re-
quire the labor Of Hercules.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25
TEXAS SETTINGS.

Carson county has 5000 acres of yvb.ot
looking very fine A good snow has bn"r
on the ground for eight days, which viii
cause moisture enough 10 last hi tha
spring rains '"'
Grange is flooded with green goods
An unusual crop of wheat bas been
sown around Cisco.
Stock around Cisco is in good condition
To enter the winter
The people of Cisco are making a
strong pull for Federal court.
Some California wheat has been shin.
ped TO Beeyille to be planted for trial
=, There are thirteen applicants for the
hockpoit postotiice
Bountifu rains have fallen in the yiclni-
ty Of RockpOrt.
Any person who discharges fireworks
at Galveston today Will be heavily fued.
a number of immigrants have settloJ
around Hubbard City.
The Presbyterian church at Rockwell
is without a pastor.
The Cordic brothers, who hava bcen
IN Jail at Lluuo, churged with highway
robbery, have been released
The merchants Of RockdSle will oh
serve Christmas by keeping their place,
OF business closed on Monday.
Nine thousand pounds OF pecans have
been shipped FROM NrvasntJ Nil, vrrr
This amount is not hnlf as much ne
was shipped last year
A great deal Of Gotten remains nm.
picked around Waxohachie.
The school house at Secret ST.
near Henrietta, was destroyed by irc.
Shelby county crops are in fine con-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25


An article of novel Interest by Or.
Charcot the famous French specialist
In mind troubles aud pcrheps the grcat-
est living student OF hypuotism, viii be
printed In the next issue Of the Sunday
Guzcttc. Thp subject will be "rhc Faith
Cure" aud many interesting incidents
win he related.
We have also secured for die Sunday
Gazette six stories by joel Chandler
Harris which viii be published at in.
teryals during the coming year They
will deal with life in the South before the
war, and viii contain very little dialect
They will make notable addition to
the series of short stories that will in.
cludc sea stories by Clark Russell. sto-
rica Of the West and Southwest by Bret
llarte and Octave Thauet, some new
tales OF adventure by Rndyard Hipling.
a farce by William Dean uowcns, and
Canon Doyle's new series Of stories of
mystery and adventure, entitled In n
Physiciau's Waiting Room"
Another feature we are enabled to an.
uounco now Is number OF humorous
tales by w. L. Alden who wrote the
famous Fifth Column" In tho New York
Times several years ago MIR, Aldon has
been In the consular service some yenr,
but has now returned to literary work.
Some OF these tales are almost AZ good
as Mark TwHin's most famous short
stories One which we will publish IN
january is entitled THE st. Bernard
Myth"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

beastly drunk at the. hour fixed, driving
about the town with a negro, altet my
ing been robbed IN n dive the nlHht ~
fore. The nuptials, which were 10 have
been the social event Of the season IN
Harodsburg were permanently post
pof ed.
At Guthrie. Ky, yesterday afternoon
Jim Bond, negro, was lyncheI lot ~.
tempting violence upon Mrs. Clarence
COvington. near there several Gays
ago.
Pawnee Bill win 20 to Kansas next
month for the purpose of leading a col
ony into the Cherokee strip.
Prof W. II. Wallace, noted educa-
tor. died at Brupswig, Ga.
Louis Couts, colored, of Winchester
Tenn. while drunk fell into a well thirty
five feet deep and containing five feet OF
water and was taken out an hour later
without sign Of injury and not even
sobered up.
L. s. Storall, q noted cOunterfeiter
has been captdred at Thornton. Miss.
John Hogan was sentenced 10 one year
In the penitentiary at Nashville, Tenn,
for stealing Il chicken.
At Americas, Ga, DIR. j. j. Morshan
was shot and killed by two other physi-
clans
Treasurer Kautz of the United Drug
gists association Of Coyington. and New
port, Ky, and Cincinnati Is reported
several hundred dollars short in his ac-
counts. kautz made IN assignment last
April aud II IL thought the compunys
funds disappeared in that failure.
A fine trotting stallion belonging to
DIR. Carrick Of Lexington, Ky, stepped
on an electric wire and was instantly
killed. DR.. Carrick was severely shock.
ed while trying to save the horse.
At Olive Hill, Ky. a small station on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, VIII
liam Nolan was run over and instantly
Killed by an engine.
The two negroes who so brutally as
saultcd Mr.. Richardson of Paris, Ky.
have been captured and placed In jail.
richardson is at the point of death
c, II. Campton of White Pine, Ky,
was thrown from his horse while return
ing from church and received injuries
from which he died.
Miss Mary Craig, a daughter of
prominent family of Paris, Ky, eloped
with Il tramp scene painter who was
renoyatlng the Paris opera house.
Two prominent citizens Of Athens, Ca,
were Killed IN n quarrel.
John lIcucker killed his wife at Bayou
sara, La. lie was insane.
r. +. Harrison. the most prominent
merchant of Green county, Ala, was as
sassinatcd by unknown parties.
There was genuine sensation ut
lockwood, Tenn, the other dnv. the
principal actors in the drama being a
young married man and a wrouged girl.
VINO on the day following the scene gave
blrth 10 CHILD. Tho lockwood Times
tells the story as follows: On sunday
evening last utnrH "a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

History does no, record greater
fraud pmcticed on any people than the
United States pension system. Although
some Of the fraudulent practices under
II have been exposed, there is no doubt
'hat there are many more which have
never seea daylight. A suggestion made
by ex'secretary Bayard is deserving at
teniion, for Il seems to be the only proc.
teal solution Of tho question as to n
future prevention Of dishonesty in the
pension bureau. Tho plan Is to have the
list Of pensioners published, aud that Il
contain the uamoA, places Of residence
and postoaices Of ali drawing pensions
Any one couycFsant with the present
aysiem knows that among ,iie pensioners
there are many imposters. men whose
sears e ihey have any. were not given
ia haiilc and that therc arc hundrcds
% mnilies whose claims to nntionaI
charity are aaselesa. except In the MUD
Of aopw uuscTupploua pension agent or
Of somo unDrnciplcd Office wicker
Honest men would look upon ruch a
list e. a rsA u honor a perpetual re-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25


A bulletin lately issued from the CEN
sus office touching land sales by states
and railways is Of peculiar interest as
Indicating the increase of homesteads
in the undcyeloped states.
While the public domain is not now
sold ON credit by the United States, land
that has been granted to states by the
national government and acquired by
Texas by trenty. and the land that has
been given to railroad companies by con
grcss and the states, has been sold on
credit by states and railroad companies
under agreements permitting purchasers
to occupy at once and emitting them to
deeds upon payment Of the fiual INSTALL
ment of the purchase price. The debt
incurred by purchasers from ten states
under such contracts, during the ten
years $500. was S30,625,2I0i from fifty
six railroad companies in twenty-six
states. SSS,14S,760; total, 11S,7G9o39
This business was represented by Ol,OOO
contracts with states and lsG469 con
tracts with railroad companies; total,
2IT ,i7S contracts.
Under the credit sales of land made by
the tea states iuring the ten years and
previously there exists debt Of $26,-
lob. or this S9Gl3,9S7 is owing in
Texas, SG4O9,55l to Minnesota, S3SS6,-
OH TO Nebraska SS,G67, 73j to Kansas,
and S1,OO002O to California. Under the
credit sales made by the ifty-six rail
road companies there survives debt of
$31, TO-. ABB, and the debt owing to
states and railroad companies under
these contracts aggregates SjI ,5G4,656.
The interest charge for one year on the
debt owing to states amounts to $l,65s,-
l9S; ON the debt owing to railroad com
pauies, 81, 1886; total. S3,S23,5 53.
These credit sales have been made
mostly to actual settlers and the debt in
Cured under them was entirely to Sc
cure the purchase price Of land or a part
thereof. When the statistics were oh
tuined from states and railroad COM
punies the attempt was made to avoid
duplication Of purchasers, aud as far as
possible two or more sales made to the
same individual We're counted as one
salc so that the 247,47S credit sales
mnde during the ten years represent
nearly the same number of persons who
became farm and home owners through
the sale of this land on credit
The credit sucs by the state of Texas
for the last decade are shown in the
table below. While part of these sales
We're made 10 Spectators under the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25


Tho suggestion recently made ny Il COR
rr-poudent of The Gazette that thc time
t,... ,,,.. Go. ,t,, ,.,ilr,,Js and land. own
''"' '''''N '''
ciS To Jolh together IA movement TO
settle the mpruiuctiYc lands of Texas
,,iyps pr,trise Of brlripr Fruit. Here Is
49,. ..;.t
Hhu'her Nl'tr on 'ur S"DJ''''
Colorado city, Tex" Dec. 81, ls92.
Editor Gazette. l read with interest
the suggestion of Land owner pub
lishcd iu the editorial columns Of The Gu
lplte uu the 10Th Inst
Having spent some time North aud
Fast this past fall, | know from personal
observation that all that the Zanesville
tOhol man writes To his friend ut Fort
Worth Is true, While North | witnessed
train lpuds Of woll-to-lu farmers moving
to Dakota, Wyoming, Washington, Ore
gon. Nebraska. Kansas, aud in fact
everywhere hut to Texas. also noticed
that all those Western aud Northwestern
states were well advertised mud when
the railroads made u harvest excursion
rate 10 tho West and Northwest the
country wns covered with printed matter
advertising the date aud rate. aud when
the DAY for the excursion cnme the ears
were filed with home-scelers and pros
pectors,
What the people and railroads of the
Northwest are doing, / know Ne can do
il we only Try. How to cet al it Is tho
question. and ! think the suggestion of
Land Owner namely. that the' large
land owners of Texas and Inc railrond
oiIicials of the state get together and
discuss the subject of Enumeration and
400 what can Be- done IN I'D way Of
advertising Tcxns ps il should he Is
good and timely.
II land nv,nsrs who N.ve ov from
20OO ueres and over for sal. will tax
their land even < cents mn nrrr. and agree
and hind themselves 10 disnos" If saw
hnif ~ thar Iand fevorv oti,c, trnr+ ~
no acres9 AT n rcasonnile nrire for thr
tctm OF mo year or nsrbans Two vears
wonid bo hctter I beiIcvr iron, toits
Inv, Ind on his subject Win railrood
otirinis tb1t thev Wn,;iJ "a th,;s H.,
tbat N 10 INV. i thinI' the Teyos pna1s
,n,,td r,ni,,, IN. 1917 teN's tV'' ~,
vprtise thrn. nlsn NM nm ttnir har, w M
tbc money 70 aJvertjsc t6e stot,
speoiiSg S,r S ,n,s,Js ,,i H., W, th,+ I
h.vc n,ig ot,nnt BOnn orr,,. - ~ ~, aii','
n l., for s,in Mi ~, M ~ ian., VIZ wv.
narlet ~ Loo, nr, p"' o VA ~ V' pn "" 4,
cects nor ocrd a. NY vi ~ :" ,,,r -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

We oil know this from experience and
observation
m conclusion. / second the motion Of
Land Owner and think Fort Worth
a good place 10 meet The time mined,
Jan. 10 or thorcahnnts, wogid suit noln
the railroad officials and land owng,lr!s ,
Let others speak on the subject we
should have no trouble iu hnNng seYefM
million acres Of land represented. N case
est. with tho railroads. cerlniuly ought
TO be able 10 mike Texas known No
doub, the large town and city. properly
owners Of tha state would join in the
work. Yours truly. ,,,, -, n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25
A GOOD CUP Of caE[I


nos, NJ. NJ une sunday Grt6
,,i nesi Way q Making ,ioss.
uhNelers who have ba.sb ~ W 4 g'l.|
lnrtef OF a ccutury ~ ~. " ~
tnere liaa been nsr,.'., ,,,,'e tds 4
fee and 'n ~, TINE 10 The qasII.i n 4 (
bo,rd MY yea served a. haieis ~, , Y
vVt,i.ing houses and fAiw', w
,mnltnout Questioning Ms W.
tnelr assertions Il can h ~. ie'9'lt.'
,utte IS great nncl III he'd M, ~ 4
~ INC quality OF Tue IA s,i U Y ..''. (
~ most " those place, N Nv w a
ANA that these herar,,e, v. ll,''1 n
or excellent quality M "a. ~ W y n
70 nc almost lally. ly ise,.i \, y y. 4.
'nS oest method u miilns ~ ~
let ~ Is 50 easy 10 dats ~.
Tea OF the very hsSt mani, ~. V
scarcely possible for ahsa1e i ". ~. Y
telllgence TO ever fail Is N I. =
To Make Cuflee-lf n, "a
nag Or stralner be nsed N .l,i
eAr{ 70 place the lmc N ~ ", VA
g ,,,l , Quantity Of inAg mn =.
'.c n1g' pour OYER i ne rds1
or Iolllng waie5 c1td ~ bot I
let stand TN me water M Nm. I,
through the hag. T'hA M ,i.9I5
Win boiling water vh.oh aE-ii 4.
tied from Il before he iar {. Ri
anu ~ pouring iha vatf afIf n, I,
sllould be p1lfei slagh M! "a
bag 50 rs ia saiuraie N ~ 5sf
3ughly ana extract ihg san.ii n
have used one q tiae lrls N
iqr several years, End ptlie m N
OF making coffee 10 tag ulis bn 4
tlous coffee as tle Rel az x Az
he made In q coanon tn BIZ q M
her: Mix the crouri oife IA N
~ an egg and lliilf ga Mo Il
them well together, tita p1f i ~
Of the amount 81 m.l uidr nj (
gnh set the POI on ihl Atagf Nhis D
heat np grahuhliy. AZ ~ a "a "a
begins to boil add arAl6 iia 4
water. md when L aalll itlia a. i
Ing point add The hdlaN u iit eit y \
ter. After the entire itall1 Y ifit3
ter has been add " , iiill 10 +
the boiling pclni, ll,n frgss 10 L
stuyn and let stand ~ ( m filtii =
settle, IL viii selai qIiiT q a 1907 ~
water Is daslied lnu O. y Nm nor 4
ing II from The son Mr. MT lIl
be used instead \ az plt ! rll1i
coffee by this mHkt, al az rrl9 ~
n stronger inf,a1 ~ y III =
Of the streugli Z lfN1f ~
In steam or NJ y it Y.
Steeicd IN cod 1f,is " n VIZ 2 Wy
pears TO be etnlaa ~ y ea ~
by hot water,
There are 70 nr7 'i,tl, X, 4
and such d dlfdgaf y 'ii1 l, a, X ..
useless to ofpr au5 ii1e p w, a. Z Z. =
speclni variety 70 stl p = :, l..
hnlds In n measgfp . 3 lll l1.Q
coffee TO be used p sssl' v
There 81 such ci'et4 x .,l, 4 Ia
these points lhat ir'l'' Y !, ~, y, =
drinlspr Is the best g1f w ", ~
recommend three Nre W VA \
and q half toaiuqlniis q wi.
zach pint Of watsr ~. r. n
fcr n mixture Of tYsi! Il ~
tbirl Mocha. and uif w '.f .,,
VI S,.'i ai.,mt a. ~ nni,.s Il .r1i 1ai' Y
mint Of water, and l''. n. "A II ~
HAT suits the aleitli l....,,. lI
mGic strone It j. talY ..qall
addition Of water 0; uli, y ,,.',
, ngui.'J Il X rather ,llfl1l Y ~.
", Tv''h ~ ieo sifoal 3 ri
than to make u too ,r5,nr, D. 40 &
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25
ALL OVER Dixie.

Several white men went 10 n racro
dance near Bethel, Montgomery conn
~ KY. and engaged In quarrel. Shot
were exchanged. and March Evans, n
injured '''u''s
The Knoxville, Cumberland Gan and
Louisville railroad, exlelidlng ffon KNOX.
has hoen put in the hands Of 20 I,
cciycr.
isttie Preston, AGED Q years. WINS b,r,
cd 20 death at Louisville. Nv. 'u' a.
One Harrison. ! Chicago renl os....
dealer, who was 10 have been married q
Tow days ago to one OF the most esti,r.
able women Of harrodsburg, Ky, Was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25
FosTERs LooAL FoREcAsrs.

The storm waves will reach this me-
ridiau and the other changes noted
will occur at and within 100 miles Of
Fort Worth within twenty-four hours
before or after sunset Of the dates
given below:
Dec.l7-Storm wave on this meridian.
" ls-Wind changing.
" 2A-Cooler and clearing.
" 2o-Thrcatening,
Collaborating.
" 2S-Warmer.
" 20--Storm wave on this meridian.
3O-Wind changing.
+" 3l-CoOlcr and clearing o
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

II the Rio Graude border cannot be
civilized any other way 1t amy become
necessary to rae from the ground cycry
cactus plant In that section. 1t is to
be feared TINT Us long as the cactus
grows there the bandits viii continue
fat and saucy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

One-half of that $4,000 railroad pool
subsidy to the News spent in bringing
farmers to Texas would do ten-fold as
much az Il bought newspaper to make
public sentiment friendly to the rail
roads, and the indications are that the
roads are beginnlng 10 SEQ II that way.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25
A COUGH sYRlS


Geta bottle Of Pe-ra'ra 9 Y. y
gist; got two ounces q p !, NJ,
and add 1t to the DOLLS v
sboulk be shook Up ocs g Y,
the candy,Is all dissolved, y v
= ~ e ne taste. prompt j Y
permanently ma cures: !! .n.,.
according TO the diree'',S I, \, u
t tIe, This Ts cough syrup
thaimSSo pa,.i,L but i 'eI.s
Children like IL y h,.,iii|
weakened stomach; aau ssg
abe effect Of any kln ,ls,.-It
be relied on to cure Y sal n
diseases Of tho lung e ',sr 4. Q Il
ma viii without The addition sla. Y N
as as Il ti h not very disssI y.
t HEN Of Tho ho s,i..l'Irii
Pe.ru-na Drug Ma iiaI.s ~
" w -. o.. I fres copy o. " I
Ills Of Life, a ires VA ...s ( d r
early aud receive : -. Y. \
.oI LOSE TIE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25
pOTISU EyrNINC sONo

ifAh1Ai - ' AaANAANAr oAlNNf.
The stars shine forth from tho clear sky,
How great, how wondrOus Is Gods might
shine, stars, through all eternity,
His witness In the night
o lordl thy tired children keep
Keep rs who know anl fesl thy rnigllt:
Turn thine eye on us while we deep,
And give us all goodnight"
Shine, stars, Gods sentinels M high,
proclalmcrs Of his power and might
May NIL things evil from us hy.
o stars! goodnight! gool-nigitl
Anon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

Sadi Carnot seems to be the right man
in the right place. II he keeps his prom
Use that no guilty government ollicinl
shall escape, France will be nnwor-
thy TO be a republic and Frenchmen
unworthy of liberty if they do not stand
nm 10 him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25
WILL LOST Y
Su'" nes. lisn

Frazer. Tex, pc. ~ ~ H.
Attorney e 5.'s -, &
ipe in The fapr,s, .,,... ,.ala
boundary lines q ~, -
n IN county i'r ss s,,s, CO. NJ
aene', f.. s. 3,. 1l'p .sr 0z.
and asked hla Z. s eI..Is 4
W, godl s,,5 1''s @padny ~ 3.
~. hr tic ~ oi ,h,sfi Z Il
~ 10 how hg "a " +
clded, le ,,.asrsiii as ~
ririlaliy dss,ilrllr Va "
M dqnuFrfr ttlas ~ 3
NY ccnnty avs Z, AZ
W X tiiAt
say y ..,inr he 100, =
40 sam ~ " M 2 "
Utter, ,gi have ouH
eet..'ii ih4t ihei p tiIf
Ihei ~ incy Az
,nrisidfniial
W. 6rdtlici N,
h ~ clccioi ..-
~. Il int
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

There is no report on the subject from
Kansas this morning, but il is safe
guess that Il Santa Claus tried TO drop
the scnatorship in Mrs. Lenses stocking
last night he was not deferred by the
lack of roomy accommodations for it.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

me only travelling persons. male or fc.
male, at present authorized to receive and
receipt for subscriptions for the Gazette
], II, nnrbce, g. i. Dewley,
". X. Niarchmnn, W. n. Noystcr,
= y. MaTeady, q W. Wilson,
]. Il Buchanan j. Il. Bland
The public are cautioned not to ray money
o. any other persons representing them
selves ~ travelling agents or this paper, ng
all authority heretofore Issued 10 any other
person than those named Ia hereby re-
Democrat Publishing Company.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25
FOR SALE

Two Thousand Pounds Of Good BREWER Body
Type Tor Sale
THE GAZETTE has for sale 1900
pounds Of BREWER body typo been in
use only three months good a5 new.
WIN be sold in lots of 100 pounds aud
moro 10 suit purchasers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25
DIAMOND VIII SOW

Dallas Tex, Dec. 2l-tspeeia,
Shiei OF Police j. G. Arnold a,. yiSSi a.,
the city today from IeTsrson W, IN
bringing with him Frank Wiz, MO,
S ;annt,. rooeer Wilson has lost bis
I Inu,, \, a t anu Is very detected snec +
e l,Sd ., humanity. He admits that ,he
tnluSnce VIII nail him. and VIM b,t
v S'osp'es nun most now is how manv
yei,'s Jury, viii give him n ths
paia'lal mansion at Huntsville 'ne
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25
EXTRA SUNDAY PARsRs.


The demand fer Sunday Gugettcs eau
not possibly be filled unless ncws-dcaiers
send Ia their orders by Friday night
each week The Gazette tries TO pro
vide for the constant increase. but
finds itself unable TO do so when dealers
reserve their orders until Saturday. \
pnrt Of the big Sunday paper is printed
Friday night, as even the big fast press
cannot do the work demanded by the
Sunday edition all IN one night.
Send in your orders for extra Sunday
Gazettes not later than Friday night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

The disclosures in the Panama scan
dial must recall to Elkius, Dorsey. ct
AL, the good old days Of whom
there were plenty of stor,routc pl,l;ings,
They diiu't get away with quito as
much swas as their French emulators,
but what they did get COST them iuiiuitc-
by less trouble than has fallen To the
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