davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06
FROM uNIoN VETERANS.

Fnrnhan post, which was punished
for the passage of resolutions condemn
lug pension rascdlIty hy the annulmcnt OF
It's charter, will take lis ease to the
national cncanpmcut Of the Grand Army
of the l,epublic to meet soon az Indiana
polls, 1t does not propose, however to take
hack water on the s-up, Int will as'. for
reinstatement only In the event the Grand
Army of the Republic should take some ac-
ton to clear u Of the ohloauy OF pension
rdding Conscious that Il is master "
the situation as FAR as public sentiment
Is concerned Farnhum post speaks IN no
uncertain tuues,
uflcc or the fnruhnm inlcpradrm Ncier.
ans, No. ia-fO the National Eutnuumcut
OF iSu, q. A. u, Gtiulunrn The char.
ter ~ Noah J.. furnhum lN-t No Is. de.
partmrnt VI New YORK., having hvrn nupull'
ell under tue circumstances set forth IN
the statement herewith transmitted we
beg leave To present pspeclhilly tu yunr
body hat IN tue opinion Of this nrrani
pension matters IN the hands ot u cu'n-
mltuV largely confpnspd VI gruilrn,1i ru.
gagged w The business NJ puicuring pensions
L calculated 10 lnlum the Gnlnd Army Of
The ltvpuhlic,
We also fyN compelled To say thar tho
resolution OF lSSh uulrr which we Wcrr
WNNliA AAh'N ~ AWHh AliN VNitINNtAlf htf'flH
to IN to he ~ violation VI ilt spirit ~ the
trst amendment 10 the constitution VI the
lhltcd states, Ia that VI ahrldg,a tile free-
dom OF speech and denies the right ~ npu.
Pie pcnccnhly 10 Rs-rmhlr hnd petition tile
government Tor rtdhss NJ rrrNunres n
y i ilc HtfuliNu uf your pncuiupmtut tN
leave this matter IN lis present condition
you iurgr n. however tverptfuiY. 10 say
mat under the rlrrunatnuvt- We shall fool
more comfortable uuisldr VI Your order
llut " YEN VIII take some measure that
WI prove ~ the people Of The United
Slnirs lhai TIE vulce III talumny has been
raised against sen falsely and that mrt.
cennry men are not Ia ciitrol u y0ur cuun.
GUS lhai when Aun ulnlear 10 public ynn
have right TO ihe simc willing cheer.
That rreeiri hy Our taurchrs thirty years
ngo then W. request that or charter h,
irlutnei 10 vs., ne all that We have done. or
intended. has het'n To encourage honor and
nuflit IN puiNlr a1alr-, aud fnr the TINS In.
icrest AMI pure fame nui houor ~ honor.
nnlr shldlers aud tlr rrHl Grand Array "
the hepnhlic, | nm rrhtlrinrn, etc'.
JOHN J. FINN, Chairman.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06

The wise girl knows that nothing Is quite
so sirable for wear in the sleeping car ms
u wrapper of dark colnred flannel. 1t may
be stated rs 2 positive fact that women
who try to make themselves look coquettish
In a sleeping car and wear elaborate neg
ligees or lace trimmed wrappers show eX-
tremely bad taste. Experience has taught
thrt n wrapper Of soft flannel in stripes Of
black md blue, made In the simplest fash
ION, Is most useful When she Is ready to
go to bed and the porter arranges her berth
for her, she goes to the toilet room, taking
with her her shawl strapped package She
removes her shoes and stockings, puts OH
the knitted slippers that she has taken out
OF her bag, removes any garments which
she pleascs, and assuming her wrapper,
which has been folded in her shawl strap,
repairs to her berth, After fastening the
buttons of the curtains, she disposes of her
clothing as best she can, folding each ar
ticle smoothly and carefully and placing
her money, watch and tickets in her wrap
per pocket.
And then she should try to rest-the por-
ter will call her in good season, and her
ticket will not be asked for during the
night In her shawl strap, which shows
as its onter wrapping n shawl or travelling
rug, she may have her own pillow II she
desires it. But this is not a necessity, as
the cars are supplied with linen that is
usually fresh and clean. In the morning
the wise girl will put on her stockings and
shoes in bed, leaving the lacing or button
ing of them until later. Then she will as.
sumo her other garments and repair to the
toilet room, where she should rs expedi-
tiously as possible make herself neat. trim
and fresh, that her friends who are to meet
her may not find her dusty nor travel
stained. This she should do quickly, that
she may not be classcd among the women
who are the dread Of all considerable women
on parlor cars-thc women who take and
hold possession of the toilet room as II it
were u fort.-ladies' Home Journal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06

Az an expression from one Of the
most prominent organs III lhls country
Of the Eastern banking interest the New
York Financist the following has peculiar
sgnlhcance at this time;
The Flnaucler Delle,ys tlat ,h1 news. vss 10 -,
dl.eontinurd. India, Chlnn, jap, WY ~
MAI section OF the hahiihhle MHrii my
heeome accustomed 10 II, rs . Sitguinii ~
,ii9isb a lived riitiu between gold nhd SIT
Vpr for the transaction OF push'is a., ~
herself aud ber dependencies, ~ WI. I'M
Y si,s, n Viii he ndSnied by an other eoun-
iries and one Of tile great llln'u' No.. ~ =
enndld and business recognition W ",,,,,,,,,t
nm Will be cfectuaily und p'ih1bNnu9
done away With. In other WORDS kon VII
MOI be used rs currency u WIZ s,i"p,s "
The measure OF values throughout Wy "V, 1911,
aud ine coin Of exchange oe, JEW ,l,nt ti,a
Tries Away assuming. however, u,Ht NY
gold standard liked In every s'htt Niai
Try, will be- the commercial falp INV NAn
Ing between gold aud silver Dnllyu i'nder
countries. that Is 10 say, - 10 !. ." '
such conditions silver mdglt DE- ei lVhet't'
lAtu ~ a token col iagc. SILVER ~" t''", ~,
ed By the government OF chcn cou,u ,5s, ir
the basis Of the cOmmrfClh rauo' lN,nii,,,u,t
ately above mentioned, W0uil ,n"'r ~
with paper the circulating melluu o. 'n'
country, and would BE- used prreisey "
paper and silver are now used IN lhs
United States, and 20 tui Z rs mere WIS
not too much silver cOinN. any htrNt 1Nll
w or depreciation Of silver WVnlu ~ lln-
possible, England has by her action lhr)Mu
down The gauntlet. aud 10y that A!llpn 5lir
practically says that thc settlement ol WIS
silver question Is u much greater lnpurh,
nurU To her than to ans other country ~
ihe known world, because the number of
her subjects using silver Is larger ny many
millions than the Inhabitants OF my olher
country Interested IN silver, inrr,iote s snJ
las no need Of monetary conferences hn NY
WlI act within herself anu Ip' hNIrtil'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06

Much favorable comment is INDUCED
in by close acQuantances Of Professor
Il, H. Bramlette. the recently selected
principal of the Fort Worth high school,
in this city. The professor was CON
ncctcd with the University of Texas in
June 1856. and was at one time as
sistant instructor in the Latin and Greek
department He is native Texan and
about thrty-oue years of age.
After leaving Austin In 1856 he Sc
cured 4 consulate in some town in
SaXOny. the appointment having been
made during the Cleveland admuistra-
tion. While in Saxony Mr. Bramlcttc
attended the University OF Lcipsic. He
held the position Of consul until relieved
by President Harrison, when he returned
20 Texas and accepted the professor
ship Of he A. and NJ, college at Bryan
where he remained two years. For a
, year past Mr.. Bramlctte has been resi-
lent OF Austin. lie has always been i
close student anil has made an cnviahlc
reputation as an Instructor.
The father of the new professor Is
Judge William Brnmlette. who WIS for
mCuy years county judge Of Fannn
county and who also filled the position
of chief clerk In the Texas land office,
aud is man quite prominent in politics.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06
THE LAST CHANCE.

Texas may, after all, be well advertised
a. the Worlds lair. The Gazette il
advised that efforts afe now on foot ia
send crcdlIable cthllt 10 Chicago 10
oe placed IN The Texas building. Tho fol.
lowing letter, written by Mayor Conner
of Dallas, not intclcl FOR publication.
explains The plan which is the last OPP
portunity of the state to secure display
OF It's products at the fair,
Dallas, Tex, June 80. 1Sn3,
Dear sir IN compliance with the eugs
Bernon OF prominent Texas citizens now IN
Chicago who held meeting June ~. VII.
ed for Information | ain IN f,,celnt 0f a
telegram Ia answer from Mrs lsresldenf
lehin, that all gre~ssaty al,loe la IN,
IrAas building would lie set aside for a
az. u prompt acilon was taken ~ DUR M I,
pie. have secured the splendid rxllihll
owned Ivy the ifpNas and pnCllr lMllwAv
.ompnny and they have further agreed 10
81 l.auls FIVE aud rate % $50 a car has
been secured from ~, Louis tn Chirurn
ana free transportation TO those IA oharer
q the exhibit Now viii yonr city or cla.
SOUS rnarantge the amount Of - ner
month. for four m, nths, to show To the
Wei Y tho vast resources " wonderful rex,
ehf II 80, answer hy wire and within III.
uen lays, IeAas win be cnslimbly rep.
llealdon, .essllcf city National bank,
nAliaf Tex. Nonif ysry lluly
W. q COMMON
uAell fer the ncliml cxpcfisc Of transn,rts.
Hon, placing and care Of ne eshilit 4
rnttvyt ataieiuont nt the chose OF lilo fair
lRne'l 70 each qity or pefesn contflmtlne
AZ advertising matter Of citcs and caii
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06

There is scarcity In the ice market
again, aud the shortage yesterday was
an Inconvenience to n large number of
people. The continued warm wf@lhas
has Increased the consumption, thus ut-
ting short the supply. Large quantities
are being shipped daily TO different parts
of the state. The brewery shipped seven
cars Of beer and ice Tuesday, and IN
each ear Of beer ther was fully four and
one-half tons Of ice. The shipments to
New Mexico and Western Texas points
necessarily require more lee on account
Of the long haul. 1t is to be hoped that
the ice famine will soon be- q thing OF the
past. The packing-house will soon have
its seyenty-iive-tOn machine In Operation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06
IN TIKI. CITY.


zeke Goodin, the man who on Mondny
night stabbed John Flanagan, has been
arrested and lodged in jail to await
trial. The wounded man is not seriously
injured.
w. II. Lewis of Dallas. and Miss Jul
lia Mister, who resides with her parents
near the Polytechnic college, viii be
married July III.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06
Killed ina Runaway.

Fltlsbnrg. Ia, July b,-A Falrmount,
w. Yap special says; win Surn. well
known oil operator, with his wife and
baby We're driving on Pcddlers run
yesterday afternoon when The horse be.
caipe frightened and ran on. Mrs. Surn
and baby wore thrown from the buggy and
instantly killed aud MIR Sturn WAS so
badly mnneled that he will die. The horse
iell over cish and was 40 badly injured
that Il had to be shot.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06

Nashville, July 5.-Firc insurance com
ponies are required to file their charters
with the secretary of state. A confer.
ence OF insurance men yesterday adopted
resolutions advising all companies doing
once suspend OPERATIONS, owing Ia nis
fact. w '"'s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06

w. y. Griswold Of this city yesterday
received information from Waco that
James Rich. the wealthy young stockman
who was recently waylaid and danger
ously wounded. died at his home near
Echo Sunday last Rich was at one time
a resident Of Fort Worth Two brothers,
Edward aud Russell Reed, have been
arrested, charged with the crime of
numbering Rich. Bond was fixed a.
S15lO purh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06

Rome, July 5-president Sacnz Rcna
NJ Argentine has informed the Vatican
that he will send a special representa-
tive to settle with the pope all sub
jccts ut issue between the government
aud Rome concerning the church in The
republic. The pope has given five nun
drpl thousand francs to he used in
spreading q propaganda of faith in for
cign countries
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06

bo guaranteed II Il DOESN'T benefit or cure,
In the case Of every tired or afflicted woman,
she'll have her money back.
The Prescriptions builds up and inyigo-
rates the entire female system. 1t regulates
and promotes all the proper functions, inn
proves digestion, enriches the blood, dispels
aches and pains, brings refreshing sleep, and
restores health and strength.
Nothing else, though Il may DO better for
q tricky dealer to SELL can be Just as good"
for you to buy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06

Detroit, Mich, July 5.--NIayor Piugree.
committeeman and officials on the steam.
or Sappho met the Viking ship on its
way to the Worlds fair Anchor was
dropped at the foot OF Belle isle, whore
thousands of people congregated to see
the boat.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06

Oregon City, Ore. July 5.-A team
driven by Mr., VI. r. Bradley ran away
last night and upset, throwing Mr. Brad
ley, his wife and four children over a
precipice forty feet high. Mrs. Bradley
was killed and two Of The children IA
tally injured The others escaped with
nninfnl hrllisns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06

san Antonio, Tex. July 5,-,spcciall-
Samuel Gibbs, eolor,d, was buried alive
today under a bank " gravel under which
he was digslug. Several tons eayed upon
him and crushed his lfe out.
slight iniurles, "''A
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06

New York, July 5.-onc man was kin.
ed outright and eight others badly injur.
ed by collision Of trolley cars at Bay
Ridge last night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06

Rochester, y. Y, July 5-The break
in the canal at this point is more scriods
than 1t was at first Thought to be. Three
milo level is dry and 1850 men are at
work under Division Engineer Blseool
Navigation can hardly b. resumed Ills
week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06

STATE AGENTS, -Bnmrltt 4 sauden,
Dallas, Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06

Carson, New, July 5--Alexauder Trar.
Patrick DAILY, Jamss Morris and j. A. Carl
s'on were drowned in Lake Tahoe yester.
day by the upsctilng OF snail boat In
winch they were sailing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06
VISITORS no CHICAGO

Who want 10 keep up with Irhns nr ~
will End the Daily Gazette on sale NJ 'H'
following placest -,
Grand Paclnc hotel news stand
Palmer house news stand.
Leland hotel news stand. -,
Auditorium cigar and news stand
Hotel Desoto news stand.
Wells b. slzer's, $50 State street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06

Cleveland, o., July 5,--Shortly after
midnight the Viking, after the evenings
entertainment, started for Detroit in
tow of tug.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06

Some time since The sun h /,
count OF the destruction Of
acres OF pine and hcmloeE
mountains OF West Virginia
by n species of beetles unknH
Millions OF dollars worth Z
had already been destroyA.
relations Of the beetles Y
threatening the total destrau
pine, spruce and hemlock VI
Alleghanies, and the entom'.A
experiment station were y
remedy. Since then muoh
spent. A committee OF ~
be sent 70 Europe in sea!',, y
and u dozen theories bag
practical use without aval
lieved that a remedy, and M
thorough one. has been ioea
the merest accident. NJ
a few days ago a flight o
pine beetles left some des'N'
alighted around and ofr
clouds. The people in t1s ~ Z.
borhood could do nothins
and It looked as II they wv
destroy everything, but ~ 49,
lish sparrows about the ,g'
which had withstood Wv
abuse Of every man and es,
edupon the swarms ana hls ss
by thousands. The capA.,s
was wonderful, and they b
the pests. No one bad ess'
English sparrows in ~. y
benefactor before, ba. W M
that locality Is enthnsis,..,''', h
that the sparrows az l'
pine pests, and IT Is tbouss,,
can be taken intothe mo.' a,
loose in the pine fo' ~ y
destroy the beetles
probably be tried on an ~
Cor. New York : n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06

Galveston, Tex July 5,--(speciaD.-
Local forecast for Texas: East of the
Tooth meridian for twelry.fcIr aohfs
ending II midnight, July 0; Fair; sta
tionary temperature
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06

Terrell, Tex, July 5.--(Speeial) Quite
an interesting protracted meeting is in
progress at the Methodist church, con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. H. o. Moore.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06
KHrN hooks DIRK

W shy NLA p
woman, DR.. Pieree's
Favorite Prescription
comes to her help.
For " female com
plants - Of every
kind, periodical pains,
internal indian nation
or liberation, bear
ing-down sensations,
and all chronic weak
nesses and derango-
ments, this is the
remedy. It's the only
one so sure that II can
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06

New York city has added over a hun
dred millions 10 It's taxable values in
the late assessment by roundup Of
property which the millionaircs have
been In the habit of forgetting to rem
der This is all right ia New York, but
some newspaper hunkcys could see moth
ing but communism IN it when proposed
to a Texas legislature.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06

Why 90 limping around of rheumatism
when you can be cured with Electric
baths at the Natatorium-at 50e each I:
half price
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06

Terrell, Tex July 5.--tspeclai) The
city council last night granted d. j.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06

DO yon read the testimonials published
In behalf Of Hoods Sarsnnarillng iThey
are thoroughly reliable aud worthy your
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06

90I Main street for everything TO
furnish your home on payments, At q, L.
Dlrden Trading Co.'S.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06

Gov. Alieeld knows by this tiule that
ware Is not even a narrow niche in the
politics q this eouusry FOR the doct,Inc
Of H=st MosI.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06
As ro rnE coNsrIruTIoN.


ions. --
AS TO THE CONSTITUTION.
The Cleburua Chronl \, challenges The
Gazette's assertion that the legislature
could not legally have provided for an
exhibit AZ the Worlds fair aud looks TO
precedcnts for an Interpretation Of the
constitution; a,
A former legislature appropriated So
90 for Texas exhibit at New orleans.
The recent legislature didn't md any string
tied To the constitution when II apprOpflai
ed $1,000 TO the Cisco cyclone Hurerers'
Governor ireland did not Sign the
measure providing for the Texas ex-
hibit at the New Orleans exposition
end it was no secret that he withheld
lis signature because he could not recon
ellie 1t with the constitution. He was
friendly to the plan Of placing an ex-
hitlt at New Orleans and permitted the
measure to become a law, through non
interference, The Cisco appropriation
was clearly unconstitutional, but it was
one Of those cases where by general
acquiescence the higher law controls.
Even Senator sherman calls a halt to
the crazy talk about quitting entirely
the use Of silver as money. lie reminds
the goldolitors that there are nearly q
billion dollars Of silver in this country
and that to adopt policy which would
rob that Of nearly one-bdlf It's value
would prccipitnte trouble far more scri'
Gus than any in the past, The loose
muatcs In this country do not all belong
to the free silver side, by long shot.
Albumin Abdi, who il here from Egypt
to assist DE- Monammcd Webb IN cou-
vcrting this country 10 the religion of
the Prophet. admits that we have q
great country, but says his countrymen
have great difficulty in understanding our
government 1t is somewhat of a puzzle
to people whose chief diversion is to
have their pockets rihed by the military
cmissarcs Of their government.
Governor Markham of California says
he will pay no attention to kilograms of
suggestion ns as to the appointment Of a
successor to Senator stanford, hut will
follow his own inclinauons entirely
That Is tn say, the governor intends to
make the way as easy us possible for
bis own election when 'h' matter COMES
TO legislative vote
~. Va. M, b,s ,ll.l ov,r hun.
dred millions TO lis taNabl' Na'u',, ~
the late assessment by roundup "'
property which me m''hoh'lrr' ""''
been in the habit OF forgetting TO rem
der. This Is all right IA New lorH' pu'
some newspaper huhhrNs 'ou'u see ho'',
-, ~ ,.cig,tur,
---
The Mexican Government mas auol'''n
somewhat h"''l i"e'h'I o, r'"'' i''"'
the financial pressure j mas n''u'
horizontal reduction IN the salaries "'
JurteJ 10 he rcpnii to them In interest
hearing obligations after the first of
next January.
------
Speaker Crisp who has been very
ed to an interviewer that be believed the
coming congress would repeal the 10 per
cent tax on state banks. II Mr.. Crisp
b.. AS prudont ns he is supposed to be-.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06
HOTEL ARRIvAIs


AitlslNblON iNNf IA
A. j. Davidson and wife. Clsaut
g. {. Nllus. Npakum, Tpx.ihs "A L
TTIEeemcRt' o; C. 5 r,l Mans cGi,'II
Green. Fort Worth; W g. Nye, I
Y; j. NJ. Deck and helper, New, :
Haas, Bowie: @ $ Canton, St1ilx
Jonas, 81 Louis: ] + Albel. ~,
Ind: Chas Goodnight, idnlga''
Il. Cayen. New York: W ~
Wichita Falls; Nathan Greely, yrt
james \ Woods, Waco: Mrs = M v
Austin; Mrs q $ Crlser, Austin, lrret
Andrews, Austin, TeS; y J N M,
4 NIetzler, Cincinnati, Jno II if Al,
York. Il I. Sargent, ballas;
Dallas: A ] Del,ussey, So - ~.
Cal; Il Z Sarlls, New York. -
PICKwIck o. :, n
ID NJ Dewitt. san Angelo; q --N
Decatur; o IL Swan, II ,nrieiNt
Jones. Topeka. Ks; NJ fuliea
Vernon; j $ Grisman, lHali 4
der, MnNnhnchic. A T. lauls n,t 7
l9l Woods, Memphis; u Aniuill
wood: q ID llrishcr. WmAhaeWt
Richardson. oklahoma City; w
Oklahoma city: J NJ Odenhe,Wsfi:
Seaton Keith, san AngelQi iMff
Waco: Ele Nurmandla, GaHtittN
bOuuluSON, liluuulH. 1t.t.t| M.
Grnprvinr: w Wimbarly, okl' ~
/. Dunhuin, st Joseph, MOI ,,,t
IIenrirttn: j $ Van Slyke, W bdl
Radaz, san Antonio; l9nls ll 1
New Orleans: a e McMlenyiale gre
leans: 5 n Georgia Chicafn; l,rld.
Evansville. Ind: Il i Arn,stiviect r.
Mrs NJ A Gillnu T0wanl, Ny,
st Louis. El Mctormlgk, " ashi
A Bradshaw. BALLAST; pals..
Louis. j A Ware. Jr, 1t louli;
der ST Louis; VI W Shoein.t Z.
George Nrcley Rock Island
Clavurs. Galntsvillc; q I ovid all
a NJ InsOtpr, Jack COUNTY Aect I
Jack county: r g Peters ,rend ~
u Crnwforlg, Palo rlnioS i'or 4,
Dallas: ] lfiCorncys, lpllas - -
seys. san Francisco; julie Au
iy: Wichita Falls; W
y u Mills. Kansas NY;
cinnnu, q; A T. Wmtten;n v
Simson, Cressnu; john W W.
Tex; G. A SIN, Dallas; "
A II Voss. Gntesvillc; T. ,ftfatt.
Joseph Tuggart. Dallas; II
do DIV. j < W Merchant:
j T. FLORES. Amarillo; J VI -
rilIo; w IL Winfield, TexaIt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06
Furniture OF all kinds ON payments
at o. l.. Dardcn Trading Co., 20T Main

The following persons are authorized
ton. commencing May !;
q. !. Buck.
X. II. Bradford.
hob Moore,
Nugh Chapman.
EARNEST Glerii
Wlllie Malker
Il, +. SPRINKLE,
S"- Calculator.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06
CLOSING HOURS.

The business department OF The Gazette
will remain open until the time Indicated
below:
Saturdays p. m,
Sundays. .....,..,........s p. ~
Other days IN the week. ........,...,O r. IN.
Readers Of The Gazette who are going
away FOR the sumuier months can have
The Gazette sent 10 them regularly while
away. Leave the address In the business
Office
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-06

Anthony right-of-way to construct d
street railway in this city.