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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-07
Sweet cider at the Bishops garden.
Fine McBrayer whisky at Colorado ga
Notice to the Public.

Milk Punch 10 cts glass at the Colo
RADIO saloon.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-07
Notice..

Clothing made to order at Gusdo,
& Dolan's. A perfect fit guaranteed.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-07
D. W. MANLEY,
y Il N TT ST.
OFFICE HOURS 30 to IL, and z to

John Mccullough Havana cigars at
Colorado saloons
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-07
OFFICIAL BUDGET.
Sheriff Cunningham Cited to Appear
and Show Cause Why He Should
Not Be Removed.

The county board of commissioners
late this afternoon entered up an order
specifying the failure of w. P. Cunning.
ham, sheriff and collector, to account for
moneys collected as the law directs, and
he was cited to appear Nov. 10, and show
cause why he should not be removed from
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-07

Hoods Pills are purely vegetable.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02
run ANrI-OpTIoN mn.

The Hatch unti-option bin h through
the senate A. it is not likely To be- We
tocd end Oh" house will probably concur
iu tho senate amendments, II may be
considered a law. aud the various boards
ot Trade and other commercial bodies
the members of which buy uhd sell CONE
moditics that they do not possess nor
want will begin To study mp u plan q,
rvade It's provisions.
SO partisan division can hr perceived
in the vote on the bin. Allison and
Blackburn Chandler aud Cockrcll. Nor
gan aud Morrill, voted side by side for
the measure, ana Cameron aud Coke,
Vest and Wolcott. Democrats aud Re
publicans alike, against Il. The prepou-
dcruucc of the vote for it, however. was
from Republicans, and the prepOudcr
aucc of the vote against il was from
Democrats. OF the 10 votes for. 20
came from the Republicans IL from the
Democrats, and the two Populists, Kyle
and PETER, Twenty Democrats and
nine Republicans cast the 20 votes
against the proposed law.
The measure was introduced aud push
ed ~ being in the interest of farmers
aud iu response TO their demands, and Il
rs surprising chat the vote against it I'M
the senate should come from representa-
tiycs OF the farming states while 70 owes
lbs success to the support received from
representatives of the manufacturing
stltpg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02
BHANCH OFFICES.

.Aivarado-J. W. stark. correspondent
Nene siddail, agent .-,.,,,,
sa HIn1 " q NJ Morgan. n AGENT.
AiDAny-R d. Lyons, correspondent; L.
"a HAuiiene@-,B." II p'f Radford agent and cor.
Itsp9Aleni office, postofhce builingl -
Snesh9t street nrst ho0r, where nv or
AAa,siiin-J. 4 MeKonna
respondent Once AZ fearee s"t drug Ss' store
,,BrowuwOol III II. Moore. correspondent
= BggiT11n. ]. COOK. correspondent W.
Beitoa-br. p s. Turner. correspondents,
az, W. Montgomery agent Ofice Ia post
ciarEsviiie-w. 5. Thompson. correspond.
,,Cieburne- Louis Hammons. agent; Il. CO
Colorado "a. A. Nichols. correspon.
pallhs- Hugh Fitzgerald. correspondent
ONCE 20 Aain street, where orders for
can DC found on sale &C all psws stands in
the city Adoiph on, general news agent
=, decatur g. q. Gosc, correspondent, sam
ia rsso-A. IS. McIde, correspondent c.
Eddy, \, No. NJ. Howe Co. agents.
Iui1tsIi le,,A WATSON, Ir., correspond.
eat, z. Hal. agent, Office, GAINESVILLE
=, Gree9yiilo-F 81. Newton, correspondent
u. Wright. agent.
a asiSssiSR r 5 rttqlyss; solresgoaaca!.
HH1%ibiGo 6 gss3gT agent sa9s..ooo,.o,
store South Wall street '''' "''''p' ''uS''
Aib s@sFi%2a 9,lrr % Howell. correspondent;
d, Mgrshall-W. Blocker, correspondent:
~, hudson. agent: oflco in poslonc6
MineuiR-J. II. Mcdaniel. eorrespopdop,
TarisgW n. SIN. correspondent, Scott
quo, folht.A NJ. Ragiand, correspond.
y qaaSH i TEs'nEE oolthar. eor,o.nona.n,.
Iioswsll,. N, 81 James W. Mullins. cor.
.,seymour-J @ Graham. co.resS5ndcnt.
u b. Horton agent.
,o shrSyysP99rt Nv A. Switzerland. cor.
as sulphur sprlngs-K. ]. Sass, correspond
stephthviiie" ~" HsVnRIdss, .,...,.
w, n. Fo0ahee. agent
.n seh 4fpgGil2-A n ,Hauci. correspond.
ca shad6ourns sirest BIO" agents once
TrinidAd. 'ol.-willian Iitticaeld & co..
-rylcr--R. T.. Robertson. correspondent;
rerrell-Ws n innudt. correspondent
Temple q. 4. Brand. Correspondent:
Ch9ries WTsSaatham. agent
Taylor william Elliott, correspondent;
Jacques & HurN ~. agents.
rnuu-J j. Holmes correspondent. HOus
sells & Humphreys, agents.
NelaHco Robert Mcthinn, correspondent;
J. n. Shultz, agent. ONCE, corner AVunus
aud south Third street
WaNahachic-I. NJ ficmlstcr, currcspon.
dent. A. r.. keptou. agent.
MputhrrfOrd-J. w. CulWaU aren't oud
correspondent. Office over Merchants and
whitps2oprP3 .. w Diamond. correspond.
Wiclutr Fails NJ uowqh op.pt.
and corrcspOndcntg; next door 10 p,stotBce
TLig paper ~ kept ON hlC uud at .rtiai,,
rates may be usccrtuinel az the office ~
American Newspaper Publishcrs' ags1rIa
ton Temple Court New York or from ia
Eastern business office, As Tribune buiii
Ing New York.
Rookory" chicago. m "'
$ g. bec1with sole agent foreign sdyer.
Using.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02
TEXAS STRINGS.

The Brennan amateurs are preparing
10 present u burpsquc on liumlct
District court cOuvcucs 0t Clarendon
on next Monday.
Canyon City boasts of boom.
Tho Amarillo Northwestern says 20
look ont for a blk crop report from the
Ianhudle next year
Crop prospects In Swisher county are
excellent
A little child Of Mrs. w. j. Rogers,
who lives few miles south of Green
vile, was 80 badly burned 10y falling into
Il lire that IL died.
Tho work of securing subscriptions for
the ~ POsO dam progresses very slowly.
sherman g. figuring ON % baseball club
for the coming season.
The strawberry crop Oh the coast is
beginning TO upcn.
Tho late rains have insured splendid
cIbbugr crops along lho cuust
Between 2DDO and 5000 acres Of cot.
ton will be- planted iu Childrcss county
this year
The Emma News says great mr.y
fruit and shade trees are being set out
I'm Crosby county.
Hale county was visited 10y good
SNOW inst Wnth, ANA the gluuuu o. ln
excellent condition for crops.
Weather in the Panhandle the past win.
ter Inns been tough ON stock, but the
making Of biz wheat crops.
Several acrrs of alfalfa win be- planted
Ina Chldrcss county this year hy different
farmers as Uu experiment.
II has been reported TINT the com.
missioucrs court of Hall county. ut their
HraI D.
house bonds not sold aud cancel them,
thus stopping all work ON their court
hutse.
I'm one uciahhurhood IN Childrcss couu-
~ 1000 acre. Will bee soTu 40 wheat
this year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02
TO LAWYERS
A Publication Of Matter Valuable to Every
Attorney

Attorney
Tho Gazette Is now publishing the re-
ports Of the supreme court Of appeals,
Second districts, as rendered and without
abbreyiaticn.
The decisions rendered on each Tues
day win all be published, in daily i'm
stallments, during the succeeding week,
giving them to tho bar from two to three
months earlier than through the law
Journals, none OF which publish the de-
cisions complete.
The unsatisfactory nature Of the mea-
gre syropses Of the decisions which have
heretofore appeared IN the daily press
is subject Of such const mt complaint
from attorneys, that we feel sure the
announcement Of this enterprise in their
behalf will be received throughout the
state with substantial evidence Of up
prevail
aAe pun VI pNhllIhtloh VI tHNH' VIZ
cisons in full has been adopted after
consultation with leading lawyers Of the
state all Of whom, without exception.
strongly recommended is adoption as the
largest benefit The Gazette could con
fer on the legal fraternity.
Tho Daily Gazette IS without n supe-
rior IN Texas. Tho Sunday Gazette.
twenty pages, illustrated, IS the phenome-
non Of Southern journalism It contains
more matter than tho Sunday Courier
journal or Atlanta Constitution, and
gives fresh and original tie contribu-
tons Of the most famous people in let
ters, art and science
Terms-2j cents per week whore we
have local agent; or IS per annum by
mail
Apply 60 the local agent or address
THE DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING Co,
Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02
ron SALE F0UR IEIsv1 \
CollIngsworth county ,aa

Colllngsworth county ,a.,
sale. f"'
The county commissioners
ilngsworth county, Ter' MA
bi u ON her school lands ~.
county Tex. aud known IA
follows, to.wlt: Leagues II
ana 221, patented 10 Colltr
on March 4, 1892. untll w.
Monday, the 18th day Of i,.-
Terms OF sale are % o,h
cash Tor such other terms 4. n
deem proper and balance \, (,
tlme, with vendors llen
against the land TO secure \.
the purchase T. oney; wlth ( NJ
ter st per annum. Interest nn
IN advance. And the court Y
the right 20 reject any D, N
by order OF The commIsdan
Dec. l1th, A. d.. 1872.
J.wN'
Clerk Of The county eonr
OF Collingsworth county, hi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02
4 TEMpLh cOMNIITrrE.

As noted In this paper yesterday morn
m the city ON % tor of inspection. piy.
ing special attention 90 the fire depDrf.
ment apparatus. The object of the visit
was particularly 60 inspect thp chemical
engine aud this they did quietly for Alayor
Carter gul Mp very early yesterday morn.
ing und made the round of the fire hnils.
Spehohg most of the time 40 the Thorn,
tom hall Aldermen Fisher und Nl,n.i.r
also made ana examination. and Inv tbe
$40 Texas and Pacific train the porfv
went over 10 Dallas whore thew win I'm.
spect the Dallas department. 20 bnrl
to Temple and report the results of tbeir
observations '"''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02
THE BLUE NORTHER
Came and the People Shivered
and Shook.
The FENCIBLES NOT SURE
Oh Going TO Washington Celebration Of
tho Feast Of Candlemas Tho Court
Record and Oihor Mallers Of Lo.
cal interest Recorded Here.
TUn NORTIIER.


The local share of the cold wayc Tint
for several days past has been chilling
the north, cumc i'm yesterday morning and
10 was thp most uuQuvstiuncd success of
the season. About O;IO the cold wind
began mud the fail from the almost sum.
mcl-kc temperature that has prevailed
Tor two days past was very rapid ANA
very marked. Tuesday the city enjoyed
q temperature that was mildly lkv warm
spring weather. and this continued until
yesterday morning when Ihc slump iu
the mercury took place aud the fires were
started In hot haste and thp OgtryOut-
were brought from their resting places,
for great was TIN need High mp I'm
the mir flew Hooks of wild ducks aud
geese and they ucw ms IL they well know
that there was an eucWy behind that not
even thcir coat of down and feathers
could protect them from. Fast after camr
the wind blue with cold, and then Fort
Worth Was I'm the embrace of the north
ern enemy that for day or
80 viii hold her a helpless
victim Two days Of frost aud
reasserJ It's supremacy and the city will
20 ON with It's march ut progress, temu0-
rarlly barred 10y the unWunted cold, The
mercury fen from about IS ut
y or 10 a. me- 70 II Ot 10
at night very decent change
in temperature IN II hours Fortunutcly
it WAS not wet norther aud by tolJy
nearly every one viii bc talking about
the bracng wcnthcr. unless IL should
turn To wet norther and then the yo-
cahulary uG cXpetiYps Will hc exhausted
Ia the vain effort TO do Justice 10 the
subject,
There were several little hurries
OF SNOW, bat they were scarcely note wur-
thy except al a novelty. There was some
Inconvenience FROM frozen water pipes
and there win hc moro when the thaW
comes, Tor all tine breaks viii then b.
found
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02
rIIn rIlNnIRIES-

When Cleveland was elected the Fen.
cihles with a vHy natural spiur Of pn.
triotic enthusiasm. decided they would
apply for d position In the esrort rgi.
ment ihat was to aci 9s the guard of
honor foF the president-eleci and the ar-
phcati0u was made. backed by such
influences as not only got the coveted
honor. hnt lhe set greater courtesy was
done this IAN I'D Texas company of otter
ing ID its own choice ot position in the
.coluum of march, which was making the
company ms immediate guard Of honor
FOR presilout-plrct Cleveland. and this
WIS something nor which the appiic1
tiOns We're alnosi ms numerous rs the
compakes Intending 10 90. The com.
mittee having The matter under control
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02
MILL mANnIn rmAr cLrn

Jolu G.. Wyckod IN The Forum dis
cussps the political result tn the negro
of che Fifteenth amendment together
with its result 70 the country and to the
Democratic and Republican parties. His
statement aud conclusion are that "Tho
result 10 the country generally has been
10 add certain number of votes 20 the
number necessary in the electoral coll
lege TO choose president and 10 increase
the membership of the lower house OF
congress. The result 90 the Southern
states has been 20 give them a greater
weight than before In presidential elcc-
lions and 10 add 90 their influence in
the Federal legislature; while the result
TO the Northern states has been cores
pondingly 10 reduce their representation
and influence Aud the same are the
result TO the two great political parties.
The Republican party. by the Fifteenth
amendment made for itself club TO
use in political warfare, The Demo
cratic party has now wrestcd That weap-
ON from It's grasp and Is bienn'ally using
&c 20 batter It's maker. la TAX
ing the direct line 90 the successful So
lution of the negro problem, the two
great lo,lics of workers will each have
20 abandon something. 10 surrender
some of the ground which it occupies.
The Northern idea OF negro political
equality must be abandoned; the South
cm advantage of additional political rcp-
resentation must be surrendered This
resolves itself into repeal OF the lNf-
teen,h amendment 20 the constitution Of
the Upted States aud remission of the
question OF qualification for the suffrage
To the several states"
The Goodness with which the South Is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02
70 ARcm7fr1

The commissioners ea,,,
~, Tex, invite archlie.,. N
and specifications for
TO be erected Ia me- "a,
Sh'd plans shall copt. p II
iloors, elevations and ssia
scale Of four feet 10 M '', W
IN accordance with wrli.,a
70 character. capatiiv NJ,
building, aud Limitation, M
iloW on file IN the roen,r :,
les OF which will be h'r.Sg.'l
ton to the understand nv.
must conform 10 sald u
hundred dollars E2i00 M,
plans and spcclHca,ions
commissioners reserve ~
any aud all Proposed. Nv.
cations submitted muxi M \,
tie county clerk OF Thps,,
city OF Fort Worth sN
O'Clock noon, ON Mondas
March, 1913. Jaw
County Clerk Of Tarr,sii 7,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02
TIIE CnIrIrrS.

Seventeenth district The Hargrove
murder ease was on the docket for yes
tord1y, Int 10y request of the defense
un the ground Of absent witnesses. the
ease WIS postponed until the next term
of lhc court. Seven prisoners, convicted
during the January term, were given
sentences re- follows: Jim Ruyrll. theft
iu three cases two years in each case:
John PrWy, burglary. four years: r. p
George burglary. BIZ years. VIM Doug
las lcoll. DWglar, nineteen years In -four
cusgs; W, ID. Suytun. theft. two yeurs:
y. J. Conner thcit, two years aud John
WilliNms colD burglary, hvr years in
thc rpiormHtory.
In the Furty-cighth district court the
cnsr of NJ. l., Mclaughlin Wy. the Fort
Worth aud Denver Railway company.
suit for damages for burning grass. o.
cupird the greater part of thp day. In
the damage suit of s. NJ. Parker vs..
the Western Uuiuu Telegraph company
the jury is out.
la the county court Judge johnson
was busy most Of ihp day with the pro-
hutc docket though no business Of
,prcial significance was disposed Of The
suit of A. l.. Lowe against the Missouri.
Kansas and ToNus lluilroad company
for damugcA, resulted In verdict for
the defendant
No new suits were fled In either OF the
district courts,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02

Mr. Bayord. il he goes into the new
cabinet as secretary of state win be- one
of the few mon who have had that office
twice. Mr. Blaine, who has just died.
was twice appointed but resigned before
serving ont either full term The first
time hc resigned, when Arthur
succeeded Garfield and again last SUM
mor when b. became apparent that his
position m the cabinet was distnsteful
To the president who thought hc was a
candidate for the Republican nomination.
but Boyord served out his fun term
under Cleveland from 1885 to 1850 and
hr viii probably serge from 1893 To
ISDT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02
4 PROPOSED nFroE1t

The Twenty third legislature may
give the state chang, in our business
laws that IS demanded 10y a., greater
part of the business world. ms we'll out.
side the state as in It, The invitation
given to merchants 10 present their views
ON the need of a change iu our collcc-
ton laws viii bring ont very general
response. The object Of the grcutrst
complaint appears 10 bc the liberty of
protcrring some creditors over others by
msOlyonts 10y which the unprcrorrcd are
often shut out Of any part of tho debtors
estate. Tho remedy suggested is to al-
low only general assignments. by which
all creditors are 10 share. iu proportion
To their claim, the assets of Oh, insul.
vent, and also 10 allow all creditors am
equal share of the estate when am ul-
tnchmeut is run The answer 10 this
last proposal will probably be that IL
gives the yiginnt business man no adj
vantage over the one who keeps no over.
sight of the standing of the men with
whom hc deals, BUT as even the most
Ninlant is often deceived. such an an
swcr counts for little.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02
THE GAZETTE: Ell WORTH TEXAS THURSDAY FEBRUARY 1875

told that IL must abandon a position by
virtue Of which q holds the reins Of gov
crnment. shows that Mr.. Wyckohe car
ries with him an oversupply of e1rontery,
or that he Is too simple TO discuss grave
questions. The Northern states and
Northern politicians forced the negro in-
10 politics for their own advantage,
against the protest and remonstrance Of
the South. with the aid Of negro votes
they obtained control OF the government
and held % for more than n quarter Of a
century. The South suffered, aud strovc,
aud won. Now that. MS the writer puts
it, the South has wrcsted this Repubii
can club frow their hands and is using
it TO "hatter its maker" comes the prop
osition thnt the club shall be laid aside.
Brethren we must say nay. You
have had your day You have whocked
ms and pummelcd us and bruised us with
this club. and used it without mercy
against us and for your gain. We have
that club, now. and we know what it Is
worth. We decline 10 lay it aside. and
you cannot help yourself The negro of
The South ha. found ont that be g. better
on as q Democrat than as Republican,
aud negro majority mo- longer means %
Republican majority. Shall Democrats.
now that the negroes are becoming
Democratic voters, turn aginst their
friends and allies and disffauchisc them,
and by SO doing cut down the Demo
cratic representation in congress aud in
the electoral collcgcY
Go tol This fy is not walbug into
your parlor 90, long as there is plenty Of
room and pleasant sunshine uu the out-
side We will hold on to what you gave
U4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02
CHANGE IN SPECIAL DELIVERY
STAMPS.

The resemblance between the l-ceut
Columbian stamp aud the special deliv-
rry stamp rs SO close in size and color
that sonic trouble and confusion has
already come from H. not merely To the
p1'hc but 90 The postal clerks aud other
postutlicr officials
To correct this the postonice DEPART
ment has issued an order, of which this
Is the muiu poiut;
On Jan 10 the color Of all special de-
livery stamps furnished by the depart
meut 10 pOstuaotrrs was changed TO
light orange, instead of dark blue. ms
heretofore the design Of the stnmp.
however remaining unaltcrcd
This change OF color was made ON no.
count of similarity In general npppGr-
unve of the special delivery stamp and
the l-crut stamp of the Columbian So
rna.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02

A majority of the German people do
not appear 20 regard the Visit of the
cgarowitz 10 that country as indicating
amy great degree Of fiiendliness between
the two powers, as il has mover hecn the
custom Of Russia 10 permit social amcni.
ties 70 Influence or indicate its foreign
policy a better assurance TO the Ger
mar Daind Of friendly intention would be
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02

Queen Victoria opposes the annexa.
lion OF Hawaii by the United States,
THIS is not strange nor new. Spain once
opposed the occupancy of Great Britain
of Gibraltar but tho Bntous paid no
heed, and This government may feel Il
quite as much 70 les interest TO hold a
commanding position ON the Westeru hem
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02
THE PANAMA STEAL.

The Gazette of next Sunday win com
tain another letter from the syndicate
correspondent. who was sent 10 Panama
To get MT and report the bottom facts Of
thc hig steal This Is continuation of
the letter published last Sunday, aud
additional figures ARE given, showing
how money WINS squaudcrcd Ike water
while it lasted The whole story reads
like tale OF Eastern dcspotism, magni-
lcrncc aud pronigacy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02

Tho Northwest has sent down lbs cold
wave in time 10 prevent the ground hog
from appearing as the harhinger of spring
hut los the time IL reached Texas Ii lost
much of It's severity. There is wide
margin between the barely freezing Toiur
and - degrees below zero as was ne.
ported at Manitoba.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02

Mr.. a. A. Pope has recently offered
a premium TO teachers who are the first
to detect errors in approved school books
10 viii be rccollccted that Mr. Pope has
been sending out great deal Of litcra-
ture in the cause Of good country roads.
aud lhs last move Of his makes witty
parauaphist say that be- has added q
fourth "r' TO the three elementary
branches, 'roadin 'ritnr. rithmctic and
roads" Tie order might be- reversed.
giving roads the precedence FOR without
good roads the means Of attaining the
other three Is cmtnilcd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02
WHO LOST THIS rRoprnrY,

About ten days ago Ben Gibson found
{hree miles northwest of Mansfield, a
had been used TO hitch a horse 10 tbe
vehicle. Mr. Gibson found this propfrty
ON the Oak Grove road ana has since
awaited claimant The harness had
very evidently been used ON q grey horse.
tle horse seemed 10 have been driven
that far, the rest OF the outfit there ahap.
doned and the horse ridden away The
Josef can nave the property By applying
Mansfield, On the Oak Grove road.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02
EXTRA SUNDAY PAPERS.

Dealers Must Send In Their Orders Not Later
Than Friday.
The demand for Sunday Gozcttcs cam
not possibly hc filed unless uews-deolcrs
send IN their orders by Friday night
each week The Gazette tries TO pro-
vide for the constant increase, out
finds itself unable 20 do so when dealers
reserve tholr orders until Saturday. a
part of the big Sunday paper Is printed
Friday might. as even the biz fast press
cannot do the work demanded by the
Sunday edition nll ia one night.
Send Ia your orders for extra Sunday
Gazeiies not later than Friday night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02
SPECIAL NoTls''
NOTICE 70 'fIi;iSl

and collector be ana Y y,
notify all concerned ~, l,ls
the penalty shnll acorn, VA g 1
~ pnd that Ne shall y ~, Y, |.
by law ia such caeis Fe 4
referring 10 the M, ht'i
payers viii please tsts "a
INST After That date n.y. w.
tached. p.a-q
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