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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-04-21
KENTUCKY

the have refused
the prisoneo the
furnishes good evidence why convcts ought
Ito be worked by instead contractors.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-04-21

z7s B 7aH 77E7 -
THE GREAT WEST
A NATIONAL EXPONENT Of the PEOPLES PARTY PLATFORM
is ISSUED At
go wABAsHA STREET. ST. PAUL, MIMI
IT is IN THE MIDDLE OF The ROAD.
MRS E w. FISH genera 1eIa E :sa.o. :
EVERETT w. Fish EuluollaA Sonu
% charge s &: ss s re . ssssss portion
SUBSCRIPTION RAVES pER YEAR.
ST: PAUL MINNEsoTA. APF=z 2. 1898.
The mortgages on farms States amounts
The who known to be
socialists
The GREAT WEST in short publish weaves address
at the great "Quadrangu1ar Debate, }" at PHILADELPHIA
Senator Hoar against election OF u senator's by direct vote
Of the yellow leaf and brook such
progressive measures --
The OF the greatest legislative crimes
history It n IN ps ays baan ne r. @
S %srhant ~ ''''"'' '''' :. !. 800,
To a oo tss
one, she being that majority.
Atty oney said did resign his attorneshp the
Burlington membership the board OF directors OF the Bos
OF action against these being
fighting for the corporations he Will requested
to resign his railroad Offices
Four great meetings arranged place
Philadelphia discussing following question: (Which offers the
practical the benefit OF the people OF this
party peoples party republican party the church, Rev
popus S. republicans and Henry Watterson will
party The GREAT VEST will probably it's
General Weavers speech in full
The the shipments gold will be interesting
reading the the gold
in the limbo OF exploded The
enough to wonder how presumably
absence OF yellow metal In that day
there when remembered that this
tolerated
scarcity manipulated
fchng their OF Knights Labor
Those who the the
difficulty management injustice localities which might fol
simply advertise their ignorance of the real underlying principle
probabilities that should law embodDg
of the bills that the subject tn
creation follow There would necessity
grain gamblers today have their
money country the when these commodte
producer thereby reducing competition
lowering They release into the channels
ready sell and the effect to smuat
prices borrow these
bad this feature of their policy 1t would
wheat could get elsewhere This fact wou
prevent doing it much that want
borrow perhabe products but that
check the robbes Of spectators who
country their advantage that
demand the sub-treasury Brookfed Mo-
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-04-21
WISCONSIN,

peoples party ticket five Wisconsin
carried four of themLaCosse Ash
land Hudson and Oshkosh not far behind
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-04-21

county Michigan the people carried three town
republicans fused and still
thew were did" with show for a resurrection.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-04-21

Another city in Wis. heard from. Rhineande
popusts for every man on the ticket but one
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

At the coming election 10 Colora 10 a
proposed amendment to the constitution
is to be voted on, giving the electoral
franchise to women. Most Of tn county
conventions Of oil parties have sisnilel
in spmc manner their approval OF die
proposition. The Populists have taken it
up, and il will get the support Of By
far the greater part Of that vote. As
the Popullsi Is now the strongest party
in tie sidte, this means much fo- The
female suffnHsts. II Is generally agreed
among those who are familiar with che
situation than the lmc1dment will be
adopted. and women be pIt ON level
with men in Colorado, IN all political
functions.
The experiment will be watched closely
and with interest. and is success or
failure viii b. decisive argument for
or against the extension of suffrage to
women in other states. a danger 10 he
apprehended is that succc,s IN this CON
test viii lead to revival Of the prohibi-
ton crusade :ha, swept over the land
few years ago Should this occur, ami by
womcn's yces prohibition be fistenel
upon Colorado. it would be q deldly
blow against the enfrlnchsemcnt Of
women in other states, as 1t wolld army
against such movement all Of ,he
opposition to prohibition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

rhis ia the INST accident on the Knysec
line.
The water famine - making Itself felt
IA sherman. and water wagons baru made
their appearance on the streets for tha
nrc.i time IN several years.
Thirty-hr hundred aces OF land In Vic
torA and Dewitt couattss, owned by f.
II. Fofdtan OF Galveston, will be cut up
into small trlct5 and settled by swedes.
The residence Of John Montgomery near
Center City. with all Its contents, was
destroyed by IRE. The family was IN the
cotton patch and saved nothing except
the clothes they wore.
Burk Burwick, clttlcman Of Beaumont.
Is missing and Il ls feared he has met
with foul play Mr.. Burwick was mar
rled about three weeks ago TO Miss Nora
Perryman. a handsome young lady OF or
angc.
Charles @. Hubbard has sued the Alamo
Heights Land company for specific perform
ance OF contract or $1,000 damages, claim
Ing that he entered Into contract with
the defendant for an exchange Of l25
horses worth $3.50 FOR land, and that they
refused to comply with ;he agreement
John Nueman OF Yoakum, having been
much annoyed recently by burglars, Plan
ned trap TO catch them and has for some
time past had gun placed so A. to shoot
anyone attempting 90 break into the
money drawer ON Wednesday he en-
tered his store. and, stopping Immediately
In front OF the drawer. received the full
load Of the gun in his breast, killing him
instantly. Tie deceased was 90 years Of
age and highly respected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
THAT EMERGENCY.

AZ that dars.lautern meeting Of CLARK
leaders that was called "for the dis
cussion Of principles Il was agreed,
one Of the participants tells Gazette
reporter, 10 keep our organization in
tact, to be prepared for any emergency
that might arise in tho future"
What orguuizationg Presumably the
state aud county executive committees
that last years bolt drought into be-
ing.
The meaning Of this can hc nothing
less than that the Clark bolt Is 20 be
perpe-aatNi. u possible If these com.
mit,ees are TO be kept up, there niiiSt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
A BULLET HOLE
THROUGH AND THROUGH THE
THE HEAD OF THos. GRAY.
Tho Deeomposed Body Was Found
Near EafAula-A Brutal Murder
unearthed and Suspect Placed
Under Arrest.

EuFAuLA, I. T., Sept. 22.-(special)
"A horrible murder committed three
weeks ago was brought to light today by
the finding Of the decomposcd body of
Thomas Gray about four miles from
Eufaula, The body had been lying in
an Old field ever since the murder was
committed aud 1t was hardly reeogniza-
Die. A bullet hole was found IN his head.
This afternoon Light Horseman Lewis
MeeiilbFa brought in one Joe Dick,
noted character, charged with the crime.
boh parties are fuil-hlooded Indians and
nick will consequently be tried in the
Indian court.
The only punishment the Indians have
for murder is shooting. and the prospects
are very favorable for Joe to be an angel
in short time.
osler arrests will probably follow later.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
An ANIERIcAN sYsTE,l-


Inc ~ lonis Globe-Democrat in
commentator Of the course and argu-
inent OF Senator Mills says that 1t ought
10 be clear to every reasonable being
that free coinage can only be reached
through concerted movement of ihe
chief commercial nations to coin both
metals at uniform ratio. and that
even with this arrangement realmsf.
ment Of the ratio every five or ton ye,rs
might have to be made" What 4.
clearer ia the mind of every person of
ordinary Intelligence * tbot spch a c,r.
dilion as the Globe-Dcmocrot and soma.
Tor Mills wouli impo.e as n prerconisit,
TO the ps.of silror ns no,,o,. ,aai, u'','s
its own basis. will mover ca,,n aho,,, o ~,
long as the world stands ar NJ icost IN
the absence of the milIapium II T. os
unreasonable to eypeet maj tbc notions
Of the world will ngrcc nn,n !, ,n,,,,a. -.
system as that they will an aIont ~,
same divorce laws or IN. samn srs. ,
Of land tenure. The gn,rci, ,o.,,,,a
mcnts VI a nation arc a. ncrnli,r ~ n,
self a. hs socal conditions TT, h,,i
ness of China Womb ho fng,,nti,. n "
lived e tho cprr.,,,y ~ -, I''"
sul,stitn,,1 far no - 80
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

Mr.. George w. Childs Of the Philadel-
phin Ledger has bought a plot In Green
wood cemetery for the burial Of the late
Richard A. Proctor.
Or, Edward Bedoe, the well.kuown
Phladelphan, who M consul at Annoy
made himself famous by printing his
name ON colOred card bearing the
United States flag. is in Washington
settling his accounts with the goyerr-
meht: In addition TO q number of curiOs
the. doctor has come back with an UNI
limited supply Of rare stories, in which
Chinese ulmrcrs figure aud an exhnus-
tive fund OF Oriental historical lore,
which flows literally. The doctor pro-
poses 10 publish his "reminiscences under
the title, AN American as Chinese
Consul
Coy. Markham of California has spent
all his vacations In the mountains IN the
southern pait of the state for fourteen
years past, lie camps in the woods and
is an ardent fisherman. He has Just
returned to the capital from such "trip,
on which his two daughters accompanied
hin, and has resumed his official duties
refreshed and rcinylgorated.
The queen Of Italy is very cleyor at
imprpvisng tunes on the piano Many of
these are very sweet, but rs her majesty
puts IL, II cannot remember them again
for the life Of me-" In order not to miss
those imppmptu compositions, n phono-
graph has been fitted up in the vicinity Of
the piano, which takes In" the notes,
TO be afterwards taken down on paper
and thus preserved.
Spook-huntng is now the fashionable
fad among the English colony in Paris.
Lady Cuiuncss is the leader of the
movement and every Saturday evening
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
REMINISCENT.
Early Days in Fort Worth Recalled
by Judge q. @. Cummings.


The following facts relative to the old
Fort and the Plaza are furnished by Judge
Cummings, gathered from statement OF
James W. Robinson, former assessor OF
Tnrrant county, as TO the first settlers
aud locations In Fort Worth.
James W. Robinson was born in Van
Buren county, Arkansas the 18th day OF
January, 1879. Came TO Texas with his
father, Archibald Robinson. In 1915. TIE
first settlement was made by the family
on Grapevine prairie, two miles east of
where Grapevine town now Is. Outside OF
his fathers family he can recall only
three OF the old settlers now living who
were then living They are Jack Foster
and jarrett Foster, who I'VE in the timber
west Of Grapevine, and Mrs. Mary Leon
ard, widow OF A. f, Leonard. deceased,
who lives with her son-inlaw. ]. NJ Pop
plcwcll, near Birlville. From Grapevine
prairie, the Robinson family moved to Dal.
ias county and lived there year and
then to johnson station In this county,
TN In 1870 they came 10 Fort Worth and
located on the a. Robinson survey, his
father's headlight now In the city lin.
It's Just west OF and adjoining ihe NJ.
Raugh survey.
The soldiers first located in the grove
at the north cnd Of Sannels nvenue in
this year usi9l and afterward, the same
year, moved 10 the plaza or public square
of tha conrt house frha nIazn ,voa ,nnch
,.,.g - - -, 80 49,,
l"rther west theh thhh tue present pubhc
square. The east line Of the plaza of the
soldiprs ,youl1 ha ch,nt atxtv fcat .sst
~,
OF the present llhe OF houston street. lhe
east line OF the plaza ran north striking
the north line OF Hun street AT about
60 feet east OF lis northwest corner
thence on north about hfty feet TO the
edge Of the blum. Then ran west for its
north line to about where Third and Hons.
ton street IS now Then ran south about
ON the east line OF Thrlckmortnn street
10 about the middle NJ the block on the
west side OF the square The cavalry sta
bles were ut the northeast corner OF the
plaza, where the remains OF the LIN.
dell hotel now stand. This statement Is
made from King n Knuc's man Of 1887 OF
she city uf Fort North West OF, and next
after the cavalry stables on the north OF
the pluza were two ioug rows ~ thc nri.
yate soldiers quarters Just west OF that
on the same line was the hospital At
the southwest corner OF The plaza was the
captains and lleutennnt's quarters.
Next To this aud Just east and on the
south line of the plaza was the postcom-
mlnder.s quarters, Major Ripley a. Ar
nold Of the United States regular army.
Next ana east ON The same line extend
Ing TO the southeast corner was the post
surgeons quarters. Beyond the east line
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

be purpose N doing -. The only use
Of ma executive committee is 70 call con
VACATIONS aud outline the basis Of action.
Il The "csnerrcncy' spoken Of the cali
Ing Of county conventions to send dee
gates to a Clark state convcniicng
1t appears then. TO he the settled pur-
pose Of the CLARK factions to reject any
proposition for peace and harmony.
Peace would bring inuocuous desuetude
20 them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
FOSTERS LOCAL ronroAsT

The storm wave will rcach this mer,d.
Ian, and the other changes aotei vim o,-
cur and within 100 mncs u Forth
Worth, wlihin twenty-four hoars Of suu.
set Of the dates givcu h,io,g.
Sept 2i-,fair and cool.
(" rs MOdertine.
at-Warmcr
2i-Storm wave on this mesid.
2S-Wind changing.
2l-oooler aud clearing.
JO-Fair and cool.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
SHaIAERs' NJ
CHARLIE LusK VIII ls.s \
KANGAROO nas.
Jake zurn WIN rla, n. &
Was Touched.r-,S. Il
Deni'on and oharie 81. J,
ra'o WIN Also slrs-A !.

DALLAS, Tex. Sen.
October q viii be SIN.
fir There will Be d, ~
parade on that occaa,, !, ~
Texas AT nittt th4Is 4
banquet with 1000 cove. /, ~
hotel, An the Shriner, 4 <
joining states viii b. NJ. /.
~ the festivities. Mosi m. i y
i,oteltate Green Is eonil. /.
!lenYer to be viii tbs krs \ 3
famed hazJo band, ubde,
oil Noble Chas. b. Lnif ~.
VIII be along. An elsbor,ll = y. VI
being arranged. JAKE III ~
solo with his fngtrs w,il,. K.
entitled "rhe Man Who NJ.
Ihis is said to be q M, VI 4, =
aud itself worth canias Nv. 4 4
Joe Maxwell Of DfnI,o, - M
original composition, 'ene Nj X, \
NJ brehk the Bank 1. n
Charlie Davis Of N Ps.e vi 4: !
request the soprano N. nv.
sl9nory Knew His BusIn..is =.
lully dedicated to g. llwA,l
az intermission the whole lssi I, i
Subsequent to the Cntduf- 4
Soiree Dansante,r known ~ \
profane as After lie Bali 4 !,
popular - which has mn, Fl
heard in Teu before RI h
whole baud " lso render. IA
following After The Banr n \
chorus, Way Down Ano1r +
Men, which has no iVienks +
people who heard tue prseail,.
Then Noble Kncphy Nil M y 4
Not Gold That (fllitesr III "a
critics selected for ihe asssu "A
Mayor Bud Conner. Cd Essl'
OF the City National l11s f2 lls'Al
Garrison Of the radk EQns vi
pany, all Of whom ban hi dlhs.1
with light opera tr0uF,
Covers Will be al ID IN Al (;
banquet, and as Il es,G "a slie|I
night, the bars hare be1 ultia |
down. Noble Joe Swone y tt
who is in charge Of ibe arautdnt1I
the visiting Shfinels, Claims 70 M
covered 4 new Way u heating ~
and wants to put al Of The bqyS 9
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

who want 10 keep M with Texas news
will Lnd the Daily Gazette on sale At the
following places.
firaud plclnc hotel Jews stand.
Palmer House uegH stand.
Leland nniel news stand.
Auditorium cigar and news stand.
Hotel Desoi0 news stand
Wells y ssora, $50 State street
Hotel Hayden, 1J2 and 1b4 Thir,y-slTth
street.
Teas Building. jackson park.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

Owing to the death OF John A. Bersn
Of ule firm Of john A. 18eran q Sou, /.
necessary that the debts due the iisin
10 said firm viii nloaso settls AZ oS,,.
The business II she firm viii be contlni,,'d
under the qd namo and tlle natros,a,,e
Of the public Is respectfully nolisiied
JOHN A. BERGfN q SON.
wort worth Marble and Granite Works.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

The business department Of The Gazette
will femain open until the time indicated
below
saiurdhys..... ..........10 y. m.
hupdufH.. s.ss.s --...ssss .s.... p n III,
Othei days IN the week ....,.... o D. m.
Headers Of The Gazette who are going
away for the SUMMER months cnn have
The Gazette sent 10 them regularly while
away, Leave tho address In the business
eflc0
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
NEW Exfa0s'''

LONDON. sepl. e'Isp,s
called s ,s:nsseS 'ssbls 81,
Was W tried yssisII slsSsss.
T p1ogsd to Ssye 3s.T' S'i " : I
success.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
RADICALS lRilza

RuEyos AyREs IS; .
of thirty promines' q N stISs
arrested. are epon AZ n ~
war ships. The anl, 4. *, ll:''
10 get hold Of Ma. Y Y y ~
radical leader, bgi q
him. -r !.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

CAPETowN. ~, c.ssgs 4
agent who went 70 r. !, ~
tain the novenen'' 4. y I, ~
s Mat who rss':g a a ~
whites. has relsrsse &. 81
strong force Of Maia l'.'I. y, x
~ 1pf M 'Somen ard WI y
% Cont IN beack 50 the ne n, X y g
s s,.nd IT The agent 'ns ),
s .het rori Victoria se As,,.1 III
o 1hds Of 81 tie nailye , Y B. ~
o ~ Tatia are alsTII1s'sl \. \, - = /
aast,iude Of The MA'''''
from me place. 49,
wanted Trayssl ll.l',,,I ar
fne side llae
INnIaIUAA" L. - .
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

Add 70 TO my order.
Add 23 TO my order.
Add 10 TO my order.
Add 20 20 my order
Add - Go my order.
Add - TO my order
Add s TO my order.
Add 03 20 my order.
Add 20 to my order.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
NEWS AND NOTES.

by some persons the popularity Of the
cal IN Egypt has been attributed TO the
I I,aSIi ihat The animal was valuable ia
and also in hunting fowl. There are sew.
eial paintings in the British mnse.
unl' executed by ancient Egyptian ar.
fists representing Egyptian sportsnen
IN boats on the river Nile. accompanieS
by large cats sitting on their launches in
The. stern. Other pictures show The cats
swimming with birds 10 their mouths,
pictures hive greatly perplexed moiern
naturalists, because the cat OF today has
4 strong aversion to water, ana II n
difficult 10 reconcile such different traits
even after tue lapse Of Thousands NJ
years. VI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
A rALE oF aD lD''''ll.

OF all names ~ \ n Va
hearts. The Ciearses' "a a "a
that photogr'pa y x =.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
AruLHATTAN Is BALKED.

(Memphis Public Ledgerl
Joe Mulhattan is going about Chicago
with his eyes popping out and his tongue
hanging. down, The fair is entirely too
big thing for Toe to lie about
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
TO THE PUBLIC.

The only travelling persons. male or r..
receipt fof subscriptions for The Gazette
]. d. Csrwiie. n. H.. Denton
J, u. BArbee. II. Hedges.
T. u HuchAnan J. L.. ffowiey.
W. n. Roystcr. W. y. Day,
Kearhy Poster. J. n. Price
y, ID. McCrendy, /. ]. Rccnusseps
w. U. Foote. @. A. Head,
Iref GAlbraith. j. VI. Bland.
q. l.. Walker. q. N. Bewley,
Murray. Geo. a. -.
The public are cautioned not TO pay money
20 any other persons repsesenung theui-
selyeg as travelling agents Of this paper, as
all authority heretofore issued 10 nuy otnet
persons than those named " hereby "
roked Gazette Company.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

Il was in 1864 that Peter Il. Arm.
van county. PENNSYLVANIA deaisd gun tl.-
square miles OF land to "Almlebtr isu
aud 90 his heirs in Jesus MESSIAH. NV
intention Was 70 rcmuve the land fro,,,
bargain and sale forever. as a fesi,n, ,"i,i
against Individual ownership AZ ip on9
"The derd was properly reeorIea 'a anh
noth makers died few years later
i.eeenty me land was sold az auction
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

Eentleman ON the goat side, your
coat.tails hang too near the ground for
you to beat Dick Coke.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
A SAFFRON coLoRED NJ


or the condition q a hllloss %.
sluggish liver y ne hulia v y
MOI only the skin, pui ne ~. I.
Hinged With tie yellow hye n, NJ. 4,
gets into the blood. be.ll5
Headaches ensue, the i4N u
furred. pains are ieI 70 NJ, " !.
through ihe right shoallys hi
ness II experienced ufca =
sIttlnr or racumbent posture Y 7 q
invnlli For these end ~
az blllOusness, HoNelle., !, \ 4 4
IA a sovereign remedy. et1
In chills and feyer DUNE I (, 4
inactivity Of The kidneys ~ q. I,
matism and ner7Clrues,. NJ
stores digestion and sleen a
IN 10 mitigate The iniFmin'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
GULF, COLORADO AND SANTA Tn
sr. LouIs sournwnsrnnN.
TRANNcONrfNrNrAf.

rexarkAna. sherman ana Paris.
Arrive Nofthhound Leave
....,.No. 81 dally,,... sa5 IN
kouthh0und.
$50 p m......N No. 81 daily.
q, ID, LtSk, Ticket Agent,
Union Depot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

The cry Is for peace, and every man Is
laying ia q supply Of ammunition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

The question is. does Warwick *
pect to pull the senatorial plum for him
self or for some other fellow:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

senator Pefcr's proposed bureau Of
loans viii never be able to stand alone.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
With NERVES unsuuhs and beads Z
Wise women Biouioseitzet 'ali|

The fourth vetse otihs, twrnilsi
ter OF Revelations ecn:ilns rA,l
than any other verse in The M
lueut.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

i harmless, u resulsses.i !, a, s,s'is' N
and pains. s hriSt.a o. hloS5' a
stores health and yiyoe ,E'n,1s ~ n
complaint" and dIstrfi.,s,'e' s 4. Il
remedy so sure AND nr,.ae \ liz
guaranteed. ''''i's tn / A
money back. = w, ~ y, !
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23
JoKERs' JOB LOTS.

snooper-Id have you know l come Of
good family ldckctis-IOu must have
Travelled a long distance. It'd Bits.
30 | bore yOuT' asked the mosquito
politely as he sunk a half.lnch shaft Into
mans arm. NO; at ALL" replied the
man. squashing him with book. GLOW
do ! strike yOur'-'rruth
She was doubtful Of his love
Half suspected him untrue,
Feared his vows would tickle prove
AMI she told him Of IT, TOO.
He protested he ndored
only her his hearts delight;
Confidence was then restored,
with the ratio all right
Kansas City Journal.
SIS she fond Of muslcy' 81 don't think
50. I've heard her play the plano great
deal. "--ChlcagD Record.
The ladies' have again taken 10 wear
ing combs Ia their hair. ana with a EnOwl-
edge OF this fact We venture TO suggest
that the sweetest thing In combs In honey.
-li0ston Courier.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-23

BY flight, murder and starvation. the
Cherokee strip is being depopuloted
about az rapidly as it was filled up.