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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
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\ setting apart of Wushngton's birth
day us day for tree Planting by the
children of the United Sutcs h a form
Of commemomtou uutyng To every
one and Is especially citing TO the memo
RS of one whose affections conferred upon
hs country home Aside from any son.
timent, there rs u practical wisdom iu
teaching the Young the value of trees
and in the endcnyor to prevent "a wanton
destruction of so valuable product.
In Older countries and Ia regions which
have been dcnudcd of their forests, FOR
ostry regulations exist, aud there arc
associations having for their object not
only the preservation of existing forests,
but the rrphutmg of trees whore they
have been destroyed
Mexico Is Ia advance of this country
IN respect to this matter, having strict
regulations for the protection of tim.
her There mo- man 81 allowed to cut
wood ia the federal district without "a
written permit from the proper authori-
ties, and only then 10y observing an tile
requirements OF the law regulating tho
Telling of uocs. Particularly do these
laws protect tho shade of streams nud
the life Of trees not fully grown aud
Nipulates chat four young rcos must be
sec ont for every one chat has been
fclled,
The timber districts OF the South are
estimated 60 have l.OOOOO0OOO feet Of
mmher now standing THESE forests
consist of iTt varieties, iifty-six of which
are termed useful woods. Of these,
Texas COMES Ia for fair sharo; IN the
east there are lsrgc lunher interests
aud Hxas pine Is hcuc extensively used
for railway bridges and ties. Ia many
parts are 10 be found varieties Of oak
suitable for the manufacturing of ham
dies for farm implements. and There is
also an abundance Of mesquite aud
bois dare, hnnl woods susceptible of high
polish, and which admirably serve or
uamental uses, while la their
rough state the blocks make excellent
paving material Mono of these woods
20 abouud In Texas as 10 warrant an
eNtmyagant use Of Them and IL Is time
that che people see the FOLLY OF denuding
the country of such valuable wealth PRO
ducing material
Not only does waste cat short the sun.
plN but IL has been demonstrated m
Germany Tint the fcllms of timber has
dried mp ,ho streams which the Forests
shaded, and the districts thus defraudca
of their dehtful water supply, have bc-
come sterile rhcn, too, II property man,
aaed, forests viii be q constant source OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
PERSONAL.

In Arkansas there Is q l3-year-old girl
who mukns the weighing machine tremble
90 BOG pounds
10 Is confidently asserted at Trenton
y. J, that cxGovoror Abbott viii be-
chosen 90 succeed the late Edward w
Souddcr ON the supreme court bench
Governor Flores. of the Mexican state
OF Durango, believes that hp hns dispov-
erred the famous mountain Of gold. the
legend of which Is q household story iu
Mexico
Johns Hopkins university win next
June. for the first time. confer the title
IN -. upon "a woman. Miss Florence
BHsnom 20 Massachusetts girl. win 700 that
timc boz sp hounrrd by that institution
Justice Harlan of the United Suites
supreme court, while iu London WINS intro
ducrd by lord Chief Justice CDlcridgn
tp the h1rristcrs of the court Of queens
bench, and was invited io and occupied
scat ON the bench beside The lord chief
Justice
Francis Murphy. the famous temper
anrr PREACHER proposes tu establish
WurtugWnn's tnmpo in pittshurg aud 90
ur'n'h therein hp brotherhood of man.
llr De- about tu leave thlt city for south
r'N california to do temperance wori,
for few months
Henry Ward Roochrr was subject 10
occasional lnpgos NJ memory and if iq
told OF him that be- once made uu nu-
uguncrmout from the uulpit Zoo ths way.
Next sunday This puuit will br occuui.
oI by by hv INV 4ou-iu.Inw I rop't rc.
m"mhor bis name just now hut we cali
him SAM"
senator Colquilt of Goorgin. who has
boon lighting paralysis all Wintrr me- his
hnur ryprcts tu como MP Oh Washington
amt stay over March I to attend tbn
,n'riW executive session of tho scunte
lunds appointments Senator Coiouitt \,
20 yogrs of lgn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16

The Honolulu Liberal, semi-wcel,ly
newspaper published at the capital of
Hawaii. advocates annexation and makes
this luminous argument for &c.
~ 30 manllou hoolohtlohe ana ] ku
noonoo na loea kulaimanao maluna %
ma kanawai lahm me ko mokou mana
ana ! ma moolclo O uu aupuni Moi
haul, MA mkino 10 makou kc hoomao-
popo pono haina no ka ninau mamna
oc. aka, ka haiua no loeo kcia
kulInakakauhllc ka makou hoikc alm
imua o 30 mlkou PEG heluhclu'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16

revenue and this wealth cuu only be
mnds continuous by proper care. Nor is
this revenue derived solely from century
old monarchs Of the forest Maine is
iaid to ship annually 10000 Christmas
trees, the average value Of each being
81, and there is mo- reason why Texas
should rot have its share ia this minor
Industry as well a. in the more exten-
sive ones which derive profit from trees.
Proper guardianship over woodland
is certainly within tho bounds Of legis-
lation, and Is not unworthy The Thought
Of state and national legislators, In or
der that efficient enactment may Doe made
to prevent a woitc Of material wcai b.
and Mt Che Same TIM provide for the
perpetundon # this source Of profit and
of plpi sure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16

Texas is moving in Legislative hall and
10 popular meetings 90 the protection Of
its females by notice Of prompt punish
mcnl without legal delay or formality.
This may be harbarous and it may not
result ia legal sanction Of mob law but
90 will ccate a public sentiment that wiz
insure the prompt execution VI rnpists by
fagot. moose or rifle. and thus deter os-
sailuuts Of dcfcnscless womauhood. The
rapist must 20. no matter how, and no
matter what other people may think or
say Of Texas methods.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
IIllIISE

lhAIl Nla
Austin Tex, Feb rs (SpccNll
The motion of MIR. Wilson pending
from yesterday. TO table u motion 10 re-
consider the vote 10y which the pill's
suwm hin. was eugrosscd. Vus adopted.
B0ls. petitions, memorials and rp,ulu-
inns were presented, and Whore not
otherwise stated, were retcrrd as fol-
lows.
By Mr. AIms-A petitions from cti-
IONS of Mnro praying for tho enact.
mont of house him -, prohibiting the
naming of preferred creditors BAL business
assignments.
By Mcssrs Hawkins aud Weeks Pc
tiu0ns of ciu2eus praying for cMuEeS
Ia the school law as proposed 10y the
state teachers association
BY Mr. Wynn 4 petition asking for
the restoration Of jurisdiction in Cooke
county, and by Mr.. Barbrc similar Pc
tiuon for Wharton county.
By Mr. Garrett 4 petition for new
county, to De- uWnod teuter and created
ont uf parts of Callahan, ENstloud, Cole
man, Brown and Comanche counties.
by Mr. Baynr, 10y request petition
of lmups A C0rlcy Tor relief
Ry Mr. fiuluy From citzcus Of BRA.
aoria county Nyorng the creation Of
Alamo county ont OF pNrt ot BrJyoriu
county Wd hy Mr. Halter petition
opposing Che division of Bra2ona couu-
By Mr. FmMm a nm providing for
holding special terms of tlle district count
lu The lWeuty-SiNth district
By Mn Dpon Requiring the land
commissioner to accept the field notes of
county surveyors Cor hOmeste0ls wilton
s'icll notes were madc hy duly elected
surveyors. and 90 credit The homestead
SETTLER With the tiulc he has actualy rec
sided ON the land
ny Mr. GWhugh1tl Amending thc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16

The monometallsts did not want the
money question made au issue in the last
campaign. They declared 70 10 Dc O.
matter of NJ Importance Now they tell
MS 10 is Of paramount importance, and
Washington is fun Of ouissrrios of the
money power To Influence legislation
IL begins 10 appear That the plan has
been to degrade silver us 10 was demouc
uzcd before. by treochcry while thc peo
pie were unconscious Of the attack upon
it The crime of 1873 will not br repeat
co. The gold bugs may os we'll uudor
stand now as luy other time thut The
people are iu thc saddle be congress- and
that the day of special legislation for
Che enhancement of the value of credits
has passed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
TEXAS TURNED LOOSE,

Tho harrow to be- used In rlr'rg fbn
Galveston bar was cumulrtrd Sotrr.I,y
evening md 30 is expected work win
h' commenced be- % frw days
Tbo burned district of Qunuah is Dee.
ing rapidly rebuilt
A Missionary Blptisf church y.1
shortly hn organized nt Emma
a cotton glu win probably bo erected
90 Olldross county Ibis ycnr
a broom factory Las been started nj
Claude. "'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
GAINESVILLE
A Well-known Newspaper Nan vi
Brlduo Elm Creeh

Gainesville. Tex, Feb. n.
Percy Dumoid. Formerly Que d u
known Journalists of Texas ss
todn n az l1:4O o'clock hs II
win hc buried tomorrow % wy
from the Denton street MelhecH Z !.
The county commissioner 1a's ~
the aid of the city IN is efloH Y n
elm creek. This morning ie wv
fed the city's special commi,g.r
county viii donate $1,000. Fyr
dollors can easily be o6talaess I,
subscription. making about SlsF
supplied by the city u.
Deputy United STATES
Swain and Cooke cane
BHl Smith and Martin baIms
charged with pcddling WHISKY Y
ritory. A marriage llcense'N1,s IA y
day to Charles IL. Townsena -
Josie And.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16

/ uii', 81 "'il'! NHi'lNlUE me Jaw vi.
,ii'i'it,nk lh' Incorporation OF towns and
''.,.-'' "vIv'Nl3Ir II'ue Tor school pur.
,.,,' ~ PROVIDES l9ll the Incorporated
Gy NIL Gorr.ft , 'r ru m,'''' slu i...
| the county of Ccntor ,rt bf n9rt. M GS'nnt
lahim and othnr committee "'
| By Mr. Phillns wnn,iip, fbo law a.,
! that the ntplicutiuI of M I.pst Nyrpt,.
resident voters shnll br rrguirsd foII
! Town or village Incorporation 10 bc filed
| lp ihr office OF the county judge.
By Mr. Blllowa. by rpuiirsf NT,kipg
! DC felony under from TWO To seven
! yem" penalty for surveyors or other per.
! SONS without authority of law to reform
| lines of amy patented survey cor boz any
,, nN NI 'lai",s-Am rndiue ilr law
| "tus u.'gN''iIltS U" uIh'fN ny
r,,' '' ". ,i",' 81 ,o % aA'uhsi
..ii' Ill.,. '1 ul@''P''7'"'lhE ih'lr ages
''"o,
bE Ar. HOOD of Fannin- Amending
,Tr INV 30 Oi't Ten huun hdr ciil2nns
VIM ''' !rNu~ "I lnWillco may huy'
"""uu"IE Hn'' u''laIrd pubic highWHy-
,,,,J t, ,l.'lr' or l1"rv P'''ll'hni'
ioau 10 church on the county seat. for
an or3gr rom lh" commissioners, court
10y wv UifE amending llc law So
us i" Ir.urt WtlN'n reports To- the dis
IT'S .i'i0 SHOWING mn urtaH whether ul
NJ .uu "IohH anu "''ouhtS ol tnr county
,,,,tJ ~ "", mv,u '"'leSuN hepl' ,Hhu
oSu"Ht sun reports 10 ht recorded
nH Az ,M','vtr' PROVIDING Tor me
| i"si 'S"' vi t"",i'l 'uN'N OH state Rhu'
"'TRi ~, p' tI,.i n I'uiloN'1
IN VII il""l oil furE'r by request
from comfy record. nrinr A., t4-E ,,I,ar,
| .uch r.Gnri4 urr ,ybnlly mr. r5,ii,II, NV
sfroynI utfp1 r,,;, ,,,$J,,,t MI, ,
| com Kim pnuiiti,,s '"''''' !"
~, A..
~ WI 'ull,tr amending the law 10y
| urulhuE JUS puuHc pH'cs any .puhhc road
| OF any Nli''I or oIoy on any Inn, tavern
4 store; grocery or Shop on place where
| p'uWS are assembled on q common rc'
g,,,,,,,..'.,,, ~, ; ,,N''ull1ll ,,
! e,.itIu'' "'I''." NY ar Nlu'tu on
| ..,,..'r,,,., ,.', "" n.'E.'N "ulnpi'NnE lh'
! I,t,,,tI Nv Il'',., I've ErlISohH VINO par
! 't,',u wv wv V"luw OBJ 'mC8iuuUsN OF
! '" . '''',",,ii"' gu" WIZ serve Wllhnul pay
! y" W't WIZ 'l' uhl"hal commission 40
.'.i NluL 'It p"sll'"n' OCCUPIED pl "ach
! lurt.'Hl, gu,,'!r Wu hutp"huohl or
! I",,'l"'"" ''"'" A'N's engaged ~ the
! "'',''
House bin 2hh, fixing the tuN ON I'M
! sur1ucr and telephone companies and
! sleeping ear companies was postponed pI
! the special order for 40 o'clock. Feb. rs.
! The bill known as committee substitute
! for Suulry educational bills amending the
! general school law was mnde the specinl
! order for 1890 Thursday.
House bin enabling the heirs of as.
lUl courts on claims arising II from M Indian
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
A BIT or Now LINGERIE.
U'rom Uurpcr's Bnznrl

The holcrn waist Is the fuyoritc corset
cover with those who do not care tu con.
Ccul handsome Correts or Ia ada "A single
layer of the thimC~t fabric about tle
waist line, yet who wish to protect ;rrss
shoulders 10 consists of AiEgie piece
ot 3rilliuntr, cnmhric on China silk. a
Nnrl ana uNeeIghlhs long. seAnll... eN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16

The Gazcite's suggestion yesterday
that Fort Worth people 20 to work and
stop talking about the packery deal
meets with warm communication. The
town h ripe for movement forward
that win eclipse anything accomplished
IA the past and yet IN such emergency
men stand on the coners saving 'wnit
I'LL the pacsely deal Is announced" Go
% work. Che harvest day has como.
Quit waiting 80 70 work and fierce the
oaekery deal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
FosTERs LOCAL FORECASTS.

Tho storm waves will roach this mci.
dian and the other changes noted viii
occur at and within 100 miles of Fort
Worth within - hours before or after
sunset Of the datcs given below.
Feb iG Modcrnting
" Nv Warmer.
1S.-Storn wave on this meridian.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
THE TEXAS PRESS.

EDITORIAL PAGE
Speaking of soup, the Clcbune Chron-
icle says:
THE Dolns News headline artist
should be- careful how he furnishes texts
for The Fort Worth Gazcttc's pictorial
artist
The vote of Mr. Mills ON the anti
option bill is the subject of much dis
cussion. tlp has his critics and dcfen-
drls Among the latter Is the Beldcn
Monitor IL says:
lie has q backbone sufficiently strong
tn Withstand an the instructions" given
him by the arrogant Texas legislature.
lie IS man who, knowing his duty 20
Els people dare do 10 notwithstanding
all the hubhub raised against his actions
An things lool, well for Tcxas The
Haskell Free Press says
Tho prospect now h.. that all It's inter-
eats viii flourish Whcut promises a
larger Yield, prices OF her meat products
are steadily advancing and a large immi-
grafton is coming 20 consume the slu-
plus
A new grass hns made it's appearance
81, lnr plains according 10 the Amarillo
Champion, which thus describes IA.
IN * AN annual grass terminating i'm
o'toher ana remaining in little. darl,
green or olive punches all winter and
from the middle of March 10 the middle
OF Apnl 10 makes q growth of about Sin
H'hc3 1t is very nutritious and comes
on 4t least three weeks before any otlrr
hhd OF grass on the plains Ry tho
middle of May h ia ripe and the seeds
1ioW with the wind in every direction
~ seems 10 be more plentiful affar
nHlf{ rain IN The early part of Octobpr
Nowhere else i'm Texas is This g,nss
known 10 grow except ON the pluins
A recent Gazette cartoon suggests 10
the Mineral Wells News thnt.
\ pullin for it, aud "u pushing o,,,,
NJ represents the attitude OF Snnotor,
''"' ana Minis on the silver question.
N2mebody wrote sensational l.tf,r
10 lorls saying tie negroes Of Cbi,ne,
Wr'' urH,ihHlng Tor a raid ON Paris In
revenge smith The Advocate sovs
Como ON 'colopd protection t,Gons a"
you can All bee accommodated Cnrio
carry hnd avoid the rush. Don'f r.ly ~,
newspaper reports but come i'm nersni, ,wj
be convinced '''''" anu
ph me same subject the sherman Roo.
lSter says; IF il Is true tbnt S%na "a
ne Nolorcd protccuve ossoci,1i" 49," OF
ILnugo Is coming to Paris To uycncn
55Trnlnll smiths death; II Is also trrn tbo,
-oUp ot The Coorcd Protective ossoa iin'
uu9la, ot NS,mc4go win not take Ia the slgI,f.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16

When Mr. Seth shepard has finished
his argument nc Washington ugainst the
democracy Of the Democratic party Of
Texas, he WILL no doubt. proceed 20 on-
large on the beauties Of the platform OF
which Quincy was The architect and 7lani-
gan one of the builders, n the Texas
public ~ correctly informed. that sets out
IN all their grace and symmetry the politi-
cal principles Of MIR shepard.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
HEAVY REBATrs

g., Washington, Feb. 10. m the ipopiry
iulo the whisky trust today. NIetyat.s
tIa r., of the rebate department " oi
,mr plslllgTy and Cattle Feeding com.
b""tteSi Sn,' I no paul IA lSDO S1213.6f5 re-
S3,292 POS. """ III lSo@
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16

I Judge Gresham has never trained with
the mugwumps. That is one thing TO
commend him. lie ia plain. square
man, without any Of the fubelows of
their fantastic design ou his political
1iuiforu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
rNEANrICIpE.

Guthrie. o. H., Feb, 10
In Cleveland county two sons Y
Peters, farmer found ns WA
of "A baby wrapped IN rigs s i,i,
hollow tree. The child hud e' NV, fs
murdered soon nfter bluh, wv
no clue to the guilty paIVe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
POWDER WORKS BXpL0N

Lakewood. n j.. Feb l0
ported tonight that we ~,
powder works near Manehesls 49,. Z.
this afternoon aud several El 3
injured. There Is no leltsi..i AZ
lnunication with the worAs ~
port cannot be verified loiisA'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
O'DONYEIT,S DrTTI--,,

Plushurg. Pa, Feb. II Tbo IT..
m thr ODouncll trial ottemnts5 uel3ilSe
- b9npel was a correspondent M IIo',,,
s,rau the day Of thr riot, acting I'm tbot
Ei"pnvi,y, ihe evidence was NOT of nm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16

King, the negro preacher who went
from Paris TO the North 70 endeayor
70 fire the Northern heart on the sub
ject Of the lynohing o. Henry Smith
snys he win never como South again.
The North is welcome TO him, and Ia
advised TO turn loose the bull doc and
load up the shotgun when he is around
When Il gets better acquainted with
negroes Of The King stripe It win he more
practical aud less sentimental.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16

If It be true that Judge Gresham win
be Inclined TO retain Republicans in of
lice, we trust no pains viii bc spared 20
place before him all the Republicans are
sAying nhont his nnnoinImnnL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16

The scalp hOuRty law IL likely 20 find
itself without tail when the legislature
adjourns les head viii stand, but couu-
ties which desire To offer Inducements for
the determination OF wolves aud rabbits
viii have 70 pay for the hunters fun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
Terms Of subscription.

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Tho weekly Gagettet 90 pagcD ! year %
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agents % cents week or 500 per
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Remit by bank draft. express or money
srder DO not send individual check.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
EXTRA SUNDAY PAPERS.
Dealers Must Send In Their Orders Not Later
Than Friday.

= Tho demand for Sunday Gascttes can.
not possibly be filed unless ucws-dcalcrs
send In their orders by Friday night
each week The Gazette tries TO pro.
wide for the constant Increase. 0ut
Minds Itself unullc 10 do SO when dealers
reserve their orders until Saturday. A
part Of the big Sunday paper is printed
1'hduy night az even the Blk fast press
cannot do tho work demanded By the
Sunday edition an Ia ono night
B Send 10 your orders for eytru Sunday
Gazeites not lntor than Friday night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16

cept on the shoulders. with armholes.
rounded below the seams; thc hacl;, like
a h0lerl Jacket extending iroin the u,'ch
to hUif way below the urmhMes, ihr
Rck pointM and the remainder tUpord
% two Sharp pohuts, Whet the bmnl,
der seams are seWcd tho Q,rucut rs put
on aud the lung pointed cnds al2 looprd
over cnnlesslv on the bust 'Nle elgts
Wir huitpnhnlrd In soHllOps or finished
with lN'c or embroidery Coloe1
foularls and hatislcs are nlso uad for
tl'csp pretty little covers. which hHvc The
eilpct 0l Gloss holeru in the incS 0nd
y lchu 10 front.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16

The quit Of The Gazette does not please
the editor of the San Antonio Express
10 fact, he hnsu't found amy thing To
please him since he demolished that last
consignment of baked beans.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
WEATHER FORECAST

, Galveston, Tex, Feb. 10 CSpecioI =
L ;, forecast for - hours ending IL
Ftj,o'N mlunlsht Feb, l6; North Texas
stationary Temperatures Central Teyns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16
rnE cmloKEN nonars NJ moMr.

The Appeal Avalanche of Memphis
joined Boo Tie chorus of criticism of the
people of Paris for the execution of
Henry Smith Its issue of lust Monduy
contained the following editorial ou O.
Bmilur subject
"'rho superiority Of Shelby county over
other communities WIS upuy though
trnglcnlly illustrated ON Saturday hast.
WHOM the negro Neal was lyurhpd. N
WIS esteemed hy the good people iu
which Neal lived, necessary TINT be- bee
removed after 10 was proven chat ho WIS
guilty us charged 40 uusormly anger
Wus exhibited. uu desire for cruel revenge
wa. shown II was the will Oi the pcU-
pile thnt o. man whose existence WINS
q menace to the community should die.
and ho wus slain The voice of tho
people is thv voice of Cod Thcro is
ono crime thut ,s punishable I'm the South
with death without trial II was com.
United hy Noal Neal is dead"
We presume upist Neal e. just os
dead us mpst Smith ~ the propricty
of such proceedings depends ou the muu-
uer ia which thcy are conducted will
the Memphis oracle please furnish an uu-
thurzcd lormuluf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16

Mr. Henry Willard will do the Demo
cwtic puuy conspicuous service t
lac win lic low and say nothing TO I'M.
dictate his connection with it.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16

Tho Populist vlnmor for referendum
Is q little queer in view of the figure thnt
party cuts ON the occasions which ap-
proaoh % referendum
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16

; The men who built The Nlngton Inn
din not wait for the pacl,ery deal to be-
ANNOUNCED Co Co work
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16

The men who voted 100000 fora new
court house did not wait for the packcry
deal to be announced. Go 10 work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16

The men who gave ,ho disiillcry 10
Fort Worth did not wait for the plclcry
deal 10 be announced Go to work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16

When tho pocycry deal Is announced
10 win not help those who do not help
themselves. Go Co work, the harvest
day has come 10 Fort Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16

Tile mon who left st. 10, Mo, 10 come
90 Fort Worth did not wait for the
puckery deal to be- announced. GO to
work
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16

The Republicans cannot dcuy that
when we went into their cnmp for cab.
met material we took the flower of IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-16

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are
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