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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05
IN THE CITY.
Tnn MoRpHINE norrE.

Yesterday evening the city physician
was called TO attend man who was
suffering from morphine poisoning, lie
WIS IN n down town saloon. After sey.
orll hours hard work the man was
snltchcd from the jaws of death, and
at this morning his recovery was CON
sidp-pd as assured.
Il seems from all that could he learn
ed, that Jim Watkins, the man IN qucs-
ton, had been in the service of the Fort
Worth and Rio Grnnle for some time,
and about four months ago was given
o job Of firing a road engine. Nestcr-
DAY his engine was put IN passenger
service aud another man sent out On
her ~ fireman. lie did not like this
and auit. drawing Sl70. which he
brought up town and blew in. Then
he did not feel like going home, aud
after purchasing some morphine. drank
It with glass Of beer. lilo IL now con
sidcrcd out OF all danger.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

\ petition Is being circulated nsLibr
GpNernor Hoeg to pardon Virgil NInNcv
ON the ground that he wns . victim Ia
the morphine habit and thus became tlle
tool Of INSCRIPTIONS men. NlaSCy
writes, under the caption "A Voice from
B,hind the Rnrs,' rs follows:
-Four Years ngo was q happy and
prosperous Young man, serving Inc Lori
Jesus Christ 'Hle dreaming What a
dcep pail of durK, IS was fast gather.
ing around my head. sickness came Ia
me and for many WEEKS / lnv n"sr d "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05


etc. he is supposed 10 be W H. Foad;
n telegraph operator recently employed
AZ For. Worth, Tex. A letter. supposed
30 he from his sister. who lives az To
r0nto, Camnln, was also found in his
pockets. 4 nickel was the only article
Of any value found on his person a
number n tickets on unlucky horses
which had run at the East st Louis
Jockey club track. were found on his
person. Frpin this II Is supposed that he
had lost his money nf the truck, and hay-
ing no friends or means, he had commit
ted suicide The cnr0ner's jury return
~ verdict Of death by drowning. with
tbis addition that from papers on his
person the man Is supposed IA he W. D.
f0nrd Of Fort Worth, Tex. or Toronto,
Canada. The stranger was six feet high,
apparently about 30 years of age, had
sandy nlustncbe aud weighed about lao
pounds. ST. Louis Republic.
Mr.. Foard was well known in Fort
Worth and has a brother who Is man
age Of the Western Union Telegraph
office at Toronto, Canada. No one in
this city believes In the suicide theory
aud are more inclined TO the belief that
he was robbed aud then drowned In the
creek. He was not in the habit of in
dulging IN lnio1icants while here aud
his record is not that Of a man who
would from any cause end his own eN-
istonce
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05
LONDON WOOL SAFES

Loudon,. May 4.--At the Nool s,I.s
day the last Offering Of I50utI NJ tu'
Mrsfr rsssaYed Bidding was active a,i
prices hrm. Best sorts hnYe e6 49, ali'l
laSt s!uper-greasy merinos nre 5i ~ ,
,Sb1a r. N.Y. value 10 those sold in Febrnarry
10 @ 1-21 The hiner i; ,ahfe from
~ prices Is largely ADJ N IN Fi'oi,l, lhent
,pands from United States n igvSllt de
LOT which country sales h, + si,,,ls'ls,
.hus'u an advance out OF fro,,,r vpiluaf "
ne general rise, Lower ern vryhtsloa 10
saown m,rsel Improvement. ''s c nave
h aysr, 9 ns been freely taken BIZ I Ms
Si6 06j Iale .ne S'o.oOQ bales cataioen,.d
whcL number M,nO hsles SNpoti; OF
l2A000 bales. iiV'ile trade took
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

On Wednesday evening reccptior
was rendered The Jenny Lind cmh al
Mrs. Lury's, c0riger u First aud Tiny
Tor, Dancing, music, games. etc, vrr,
the orler Of the evening and thoronrh.
u gpod time was enjoyed by an. Thos,
present wcrc
Misses Corric Martin, Ianra a.
Smith, Susie rarncr, Katie VAUGHAN
hssie Felld, Edith Meyer Winnie Crnig
Eta Wood, Carrie Smiih, Anna iii
han, Locke Arnold. Bessie Ellis Nix.
lnckeit NJ Clchurnc. Miss AIayhrne anj
Airs George England
Mcssfs, Sail Williams. Terry Flns
Ifke Maddox Earlc Blakeney. O Cran,
aan, Wallace Morrow, John Sandidagc.
Burke Downman. Win paync. rnrnin,,
Narlen and Morris "'''''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05
ME RAp1p TnANsIr LINE.


There T. a great deal Of interest mani
fcstel In the proposed Fort Worth and
Dallas rapid transit line. and now that
there Is n possibility that II viii be
constructed this year the people who live
along the liue are beginning to take a
moro active interest IN H.
II is not yet fully decided as to what
motive power will be used, whether
steam or electricity, anil If electricity,
WEicthcr overhead, trolley system, or
storage battery, or other form Of motor
will be employed. Electricity Is pre-
ferrel 10y reason Of its creator cheap
ness. but the form Of motor will depend
largely upon the Improvements That may
he made during the time the road Is
under construction.
Whether stenm or electricity will he
used will not affect the question of ser
vice. Stops will be made along the line
whenever desired In the same manner
us on any rapid transit line. A car or
cars will be attached to each train for
the handling of butter, eggs, cheese,
poultry aud farm products for the mar
lJets Of Dallas aud Fort Worth. IL
IS expected this will greatly increase
the market gardening industry. and
while developing The market and render.
Ing market gardening profitable, VIII
yet reduce the price Of vegetables, etc,
to the city residents, owing 10 the great
er chenpneSS of transportation.
Service will be hourly from time the
line is put into operation. and If the
traffic demands or will warrant it, will
be made half hourly. II is possible that
half hourly, or even fifteen minutes, may
be- given on the suburban service in
both Dallas and Fort Worth. For n dis
lance Of three miles along the line from
Fort Worth there IL talk Of people build
ing suburban homes on one 10 iivc-acre
tracts. which will be- rendered possible
II means of rapid trunit is provided to
and from the city Oak Cliff is cited as
mn example Of what rapid transit will
do FOR suburb.
The gentlemen now having the enter
prise in hand are noted rs pushcrs, and
while not Interested financially IN nny
addition, are yet anxious TO see suburban
residences 20 IN. for the very good
reason it means more traffic for their
line
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05
coRslcANA.
Orphans Home Managers Appointed City
Park-A Burglary Personal
Mention.

Corsicana. Tex, Mar 4.-CSpecial.) y
The governor has appointed Mcssrs. :
A. Pace. X. s. Neblett aud A. 5. GIL
as board Of managers Of the orphans
home in this city, vice Stephen Smith
Wis Edens and II. u. Prince, resigned.
Work on the new city park Is progress
ing rapidly.
A brglar entered the room of Mr.
Wat Storey yesterday morning aud stole
$40 from his pants pockets.
Captain Garritty Of this city has been
elected a director Of the Cotton Belt
railroad
Colonel j. W, Dickinson. superinteud-
ent of the Cotton Belt railroad, is max
ing tour Of his road and was In the
civ yesterday.
Howard NJ. Bishop was arrested yes
terday on cnpins for theft of cattle
thirteen years ago.
The artesian well at the state orphans
home In this city has been sunk 10 a
depth Of 2250 feet and sufficient guam
tity OF natural gas has been struck to
light the entire building. The water is
pure and the flow exceedingly good.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

own reporters without whiting for con
ndttees ia do the wnrk- inst Is It .nel;
lct,d iIs oklalioma Disaster and re
lied npon the Associated Press for "
accounts Of that.
II now secis 20 onsci ~ sins II onils
sion by srdssc-t fabrication snch ~.
this:
III stands recorded ihai The News vii,
tle only paper which had a correspond.
eut ia or wire ont Of Cisco Saturday
night, the balance al the craft landing a.
Easilnnd.'
This necessitatts The disclosure Of The
fact that but for the generosity u a
Gnzaite representative. who hnsicnci 20
the scene. The News would have got no
report whatever for rs Sunday issue,
worthy Of the name. OUTSIDE OF the In
formation illus derived ia entire report
filed Saturday night was considerably
less thin one thonsand words.
The Gazette bad three special reprcsen-
taivcs on the ground Saturday night.
exclusive Of It's Cisco correspondent aud
two trips were made that night on H. be
half from Cisco to Easiland, one by Mr..
u. y. I,adford Of Abilene and one by
Mr., j. W. Culwell OF Wcatherford, rs
correspondents IN those places
The News. apparently. relied upon the
CISCO wire, which was overloaded with
private messages, for It's slender report,
while The Gazctte's agents, Drawing
Storm and wind. rode eight miles nfier
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05
WEALTH. OF rnn rMEnAIp ISLE.

NHtH hNAANH NfNhNtAfHl
II "a not easy 10 ascertain with precision
the total amount Of liislr capital. The fund
which SITS In motion whichever II commerce.
lrndU, Industry aud employment exists IN the
Island, but Thom's Almanac helps ua To form
y,Iy fnir estimate, The tenement ynlua-
tlnn In lSsySi " lands, houses. etc, wis
tliOulupli value ut crops, f'ri.UOOhNs
ynnr uf horses, cnttlp sheep aud pigs
lihuNuWp; yapiinl u Joint stock hnnks
md safiRns banks, f35,mu,Wp; inyesiiueuts
~ government siocks transferable ut hunk
~ Ireland, Isl ,UuO.OpOt STOCK and share
capital, etc. OF railway companies, Eb,-
WNtWUi fisheries, tl,WuOup Total, f2l3,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05
SHOOTING AT ENNIS.
A Cashier oil Bank and a calilsman The
PRINCIPALS in the Affair.

Waxahachie, Tex, May 4.-(SpeciaI)
1t was learned here this morning that
a difficulty occurred in Ennis last night
cashier Of the Peoples National bank at
Ennis. Various reports are current as
to what brought on the difficulty, one
being that the bank had levied upon some
cattle belonging TO McCartey for debt
due 10 the bank, The parties met at
the postofce, when they began TO scuf-
file, and Jones shot Mccarthy, the ball
striking on the arm and entering the
body near the side. The wound, Il Is
thought, may result fatally.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

local taxation In Elglnnd aud Wales has
shown q steady growth during recent years
'lhr expenditure pf local authorities moro
ISIS mud lslNnl uccnrllng In figures re-
GENTLY given by President fiwlrr of Tie
local government hunrd IN q parliamentary
pAlor Tile expenditure OF local authorities
Ia the first mcntiuned year, excluding loan
expenditures amounted tu t2i.TluOu1. while
Ia tue latter year Vt amounted tn fiulAa b
uW. Mort uf the Increase both IN rates
nud expenditure, Inns taken place la London
AMI tile urban dhtrots generally There
luis been u rinr Ia the average rate iu tho
tllrtH generally aud a decrease In rates In
the rural di4trlctH.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

Yesterday WIN A. IIasSpll Of Corpus
Christi. deputy grand master workman
Of he Ancient Order Of United Work
men, arrived In the city on an official visit.
INnsgl5. hc win meet with Alma lodge No.
100. and will cxcmplyly thr secret worl,
and give sucl. other Information regard
ing the workings uf the order rs may he
desired. 4 full attendance Of the mcm-
bership is requested. MS the meeting will
~ one OF morn than ordinary interest
and value to all master workmen. The
apohor aud shield and the principles they
represent are becoming known all over
chiistrndOm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

Tie hearty way in which tho unfor.
tunate people Of Cisco have gone nbout
the restoration Of their town shows them
to be true Toxins and worthy Of the
substantial sympathy and encourage.
mrni they are receiving
Borrowing rs they must, because Of the
many new-made graves they have gone
90 work bravcly, indusiriouly and sys.
'einaiicnlly to utilize the opportunity pre-,
scnicd through the generosity Of Texans,
and we doubt NOT that the new Cisco
viii DO better Cisco, just AZ the new
Chicago Is better Chicago.
Much credit Is due to the leading spirits
Of the town who brought order ont Of
rhols so rapidly, aud perfected m or.
ganizaiion under which all work 10.
sclhcr oH engaged in one enterprise, 1t
y remarkable instauco of universal
hdoliy To the general welfare. and viii
serve to hcielnen the great Interest," nj.
ready felt by tie state in ro cause Of
The clsro victims.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

On Saturday evening Maud Granger's
performance at the opera house will be
the annual benefit Of the Fort Worth
ltlks. In view Of this fact a number Of
the gentlemen are preparing for social
session to be given at the Elks' club
rooms after the performance Saturday
evening. The lllks who have wives will
take them aud those who have not will
be expected to bring some one they
would like to have for wife, Ii will
be strictly Elk. and one who does moi
wear horns cannot expect to gain nd
mission. The Elks are said to he the
best people on earth and they generally
have good time when they feel so dis
fHaa1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

Galveston. Tex. MAY --tSperlntA MARY
Marun thu iTNnarold girl who dlsnp.
poured fr0m her homr last Monday. NH.
found today at worE In Tho Gniyrston ,y,t
ton mills she WAS Lfnurhi 10 nolice head.
ncaia nf her parents refused 10 ttiufn hn,n,,
Wild Them unul they promised 20 srud her
I. relatives N Virginia. She had lcft hoIno
Thug To dO with a. ON nor stnicnrnt X
glnisc 90 abduction against Motornafl
NlhthewA arrested yesterday, MAS dis,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

Congressman Constantine Buckley
Kilgore. plain Buck 10 his friends, with
his wife, arrived IN the city this MORN
ing. They are qunrtered Mt the Windsor.
Tho CONGRESSMAN Is home for q rest, he
says and not 10 talk politics. lie Il In
the rink OF condition and the loss of the
Mexican mission does not appear TO
weigh heavily upon his mind.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

Austin, Tex, May t. (Spcciall-T
supreme court entered the following ar
drrs yesterday;
Dismissed. Marcy lcat et al, vs.. W.
L. McGaurbey fnr mantlamus
ApAieauop for writ OF error granted
nom Brown.
Mwion oycrrulcl. -Nlesia ct AL. vs..
lewis ~ al. from Anderson, TO sci aside
order of dismissal and remstnte ease
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

The financial losses of the people Of
Cisco may be- expressed In ono word
Of three lrtters-all. That IL the slim.
lion which confronted thcm after the do.
mon Of the dir had passed by. A cnlnm.
iiy of that sort Is not to be- imagined ar
measured 10y mere words In prosper.
Gus community the man who toilcrs Is
sustained 10y his stronger fellow mon.
but hor is an instance where the
strength Of all was made weakness at a
single stroke
The situation Is one not To bc relieved
at momcninry Impulse; Il h q continn.
inE calamity. aud viii exist until the MO.
pie Of Cisco are once more upon their
feet, ready again for the active busines.
Of life.
Texans have done well In this cause.
but they must not become weary in well.
doing until Cisco is restored "a monumrp,
which will toll that tho forces Of Nature.
mighty Ms they are, do not outrcach the
power OF human sympathy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

The storm wAtcs viii rrnrh this meri
dian and The other change. noted viii
occnr AZ aud within 100 miles Of Fort
Worth within twrnty-fpur hours NJ sun
eet Of fhc tlaf,s given b.lowi
May . Storm wave on this meridian.
May G-Wind changing.
MAY I.-Co0lrr and clearing
May y Fair mud cool
May y. hloderltng
May To- Wnrmer.
May H.. Storm wnyn ON this meridian.
May = Mind changing.
May i3.-tpolcr aud clearing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05
FOR THE SUFFERERS.



Inc following CONTRIBUTIONS have been
received AZ me "aze'tc o'i're for the
,,sco sufferers
]. /. Witehrr. 81.
Prof q. w. Wan. s..
4. A. War;, 81.
The Gazette. 500
Printers Protective Fraternity No 10
So
y, !. s,ep,nn'on' -
m",y S'ephVhN'h' -
Nieholns Mccoy ~
t,a... t.n,1 ~
49,. XXI 80, .,, a.
below VIII Dc found rreeipts OF che ll-
cihe Express company for Si4S
May 1. 1876
Received of the Fort Worth Gnz,tte
"nv p"'hus' H'NV'' Ann Aa" 10 coh'Alh
SlOl, addr sscd TO q. w. tiraVrs, Cisco,
D.x, For the pucl6c Exnf,sss rnntnany
Nt -, l,sr
- ~ ""ANl'
No, ,,s,,,
h"' iNA'
Rer'lNed of the Fort Worth GnEctte,
one package. scaled, aud said to cuntnin
sls. Addressed 10 r,icf eo,nmlttoc, cisco
~ ~, ''''''
i'A' iW VIC i"''hp l-ApIvN eptlpnhy'
i. NJ GRANT.
liccciyrl Of che Fort Worth Gazette.
one package sralcA ana sald ia contain
sin ai,lrcs.rr AZ n ~ C,,.s. 49,,
n"' ""u''s-'n 10 H W e'hNvs' 'iHep'
Tex For tue Pacific Express CON.
pany. 4. NJ. GRANT.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05
DALLAS.
SAM JONES 10 PREACH IN THE
CITY SOON.


Dallas. Tex, May 4.'-lSpecial.)-o is
stated here tonight That Rev. sam Js1es
has been engaged to deliver h series. OF
sermons IN Dallas and that the religious
people have rented the Tompkins build
ing ii the First wnrl. which has seat
Ing capacity Of SUlu people. The crn1
SADIE on tie devil will begin at an carry
day
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05
NEWSPAPER ORDERED SOLD.

Judge II. Il. Burke has ordered Re
ceivcr O, T. Bowser TO dispose OF tho
Times Herald between now aud juno
3. The Indebtedness Of the company u
placed az $4,000. II is likely That the
sale win he made after the Adjournment
VI the legislature, as Senator Bowser
is now at Austin
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

Niles Muudp Brown, " lAmpnHns, Tex,
Il The owner Of the old cottage where the
iirst alliance WIS organized In the United
states aud proposes To have II carried To
NJ our National Alilnncr Headquarters Il
money can be RAISED 10 TRANSPORT IT, II
would be- grcnt honor ~ the Lone sur
Nthtc-lhe mother Of the alliance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

Frank T.. johnson. the G-year.om son
of Mrs ANN I0huson. died nj the family
residence. SIS East Third street We'd
ntsday night The funeral will take
his h,tr home The family's friends ara
asked to be present.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

San Antonio. Tex, May l.-tsncclail
it'ciias respectively u y, n. James nud ~.
nsking The governor tn aprolnt them Ia ina
nenvh ol The new court % ciyil annenlg Ia
~ located here King Is Judge Of ,ha Fn,t y.
reside here " "'" '"nFNs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

The Dallas druggists have completed
arrangeinnts for the entertainment Of
the visiting druggists who will attend
the state convention, which meets here
next Monday and remahls in session
three days. Excursions, banqucts and
q grand ball are on tie program. TO re-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

San Antonio. Tex. May i.--tspccial
.-Al5lers now dirNiory- places The ciis
iNiNlMlan az tnNn, exclusive OF tht
u.rce persons to each name,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

The body Of an unknown r,sn O,sy
found Ia Cahokia creek yextcriaS MARI.
lnF urev the gas works. ltasi 81 o,is
and 1t was removed to the moreuo. ror'
oner Campbell held an inquest. aud f,,m
pAness md letters in the dead mans po ecl''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

hero, frw VESSELS will grt uut ~ ljninth hr
ioN alAa 10 or iA No lrss than ION Vessels
win voal are on the way here
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

n,rht el.a aehf May l.--tSpceiat,-ros,
the country, lS sg7 so., and vile, living n
leaving AZ home fonr 20 preaching,
anI ~ years oil. The ho',s' =. 5
S,l,,S ny hire and The . ami WIS US &c,
'nuaren We're incinesntrSl. '1 e-Searold
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05
closIno AouRs.

Tho tu siness department OF TIVE CA.
gKTTr WI rcTnaln open until the time indi-
Gated below:
Saturdays. .....lnn m.
SundayS.. .,.....,............. 81. m.
Other days 10 the week .. 50 m
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

N1an,huh, O.. May 4--rorty.fye ran
0''''' y 'he introde',len vf NON anton men
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

Eckrls would seem 70 beiieve in silver
sssiusiveiy. lie Il picnic 10 Wash
ingion correspondents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

The norihwcsierp wheat regions del.
nsrd with waicp corn holt several
weeks late, France Gcrmaay and Rus.
sla suffering from drouth, cattle In Mon.
'ona dead from the severe winter. oittlc
~ Arixona dying by the hundreds, rains
throughout Texas and crop prosnec,.
most encouraging. rhis win b. a greai
year for tie Lone Star state
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

fyrAiI--fS hpysEcE-rosrAoE pain
Daily and suDday. one year. .-....-.s %
Daily aud sunday Ma Inonthg. ..... S4-9p
Daily and sunday three months. -
daily aud sunday, one mouth. -.,..... l-Vo
The Sunday Gazette t2J 20 - paresl
The weekly dareiie az rases ! yr., 100
Daily Delivered BY cnrfisr In the city. aud
all tDWne aud citiea who're thore are local
agents % cents week Or Sl.OO per
month,
Remit BY hank drnr,. EXPIRES. or money
order. 10 not scnd iIfiviinll -hnrt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

y speech y alsas aud silence IS
sssasa. rnslaeat cleselAna's solnr man
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05
FOR SALE.
Two Thousand Pounds Of Good suslct Body
Iips Iur Sale

THE GAZETTE has for sale 1000
pounds Of BREWER body type; boon in
use only thrco months; good MS new.
VIII be sold in lots OF 100 pounds and
moru 10 suit purchasers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

Tbs only travelling pcrBons. niaio or fe.
receipt FOR subscriptions for the daaeas
.. u. Carwnc o. T. Garvin,
J, II. nnfboo, q n, newley.
y %. Ainrrendy, q. W. Wilson.
J. d. BnchnnRn B. nland.
y A. Road, wallace HughTian-
y, y. Wilkes ~ johnson
W. r. i,0ystrr W. II. Mnrchman.
kcnrby Foster I. 4 linchus-en.
w. u. Mrf'rrndy, j. u. Price.
The public are cnutioned not 10 pay uaD,J
10 hny other pei cons repres.ltiur them
selves as travelling ngeiits Of tlih IN jcr, NJ
person ihin those named Il hefsby re-
''s-'' pemocrar Publishing ooupan,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

Omaha Is one Of the ten tlucs ~ the
country That have gained over iO0.000
population IN the last ten years. II
jumped from 30,5iS In 1850 Ia 40. lsa
IN 1870. The creation Of livc stocl,
market lhrre dId 1t and what It dld FOR
Omaha I will do for Fort worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

They ars holding lAslr aasoal revolt
Ia Cuba.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

lAe ST.t l- pNe.r makers xsre he wan.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-05

May !, lNhi,
Received of the Fort Worth Gazette,
one package sealed aud said to contain
Si01, addr sscd TO q. w Grayrs Cisco,
D'H. For the Pacific Express company.
j. NJ, GRANT.