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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-08
As Cincinnati Heard Ii.

Cincinnati, November 7.-Ten pre-
cincts give Mckinley, 140S; Neal, 1915.
The same precincts a. year ago gave Har-
rison, 1919; Cleveland, 1895.
Forty precincts give Mckinley, 5167;
Neal, 1884; Peoples ,101; Prohibition, 291
The same precincts last year gave Harri-
son, SOIL; Cleveland, 1919; Peoples, SO;
Prohibition, 281.
One hundred and twenty-five precincts
in the state, including returns in Hamil-
ton county, give Mckinley, 1S,609; Neal,
11,81S; the same last year gave Harrison.
II, ,748; Cleveland, 1880.
Two hundred precincts give Mckinley,
32, 154; Neal, 20, ,494; Peoples, Gil; Prohi-
bition, 1907. The same in 1892 gave Har-
rison, 30,610; Cleveland, "a, 1928; Peoples,
sos; Prohibition, 1904.
Three hundred and twenty-five pre-.
cincts in Ohio give Mckinley, 53,3O7;
Neal, 81 ,227; Peoples, SS6; Prohibition,
2143. In 1892 the same precincts gave
Harrison, so, ,454; Cleveland, 43,215; Peo-
ple's, s42; Prohibition, 2244.
Four hundred and fifty precincts give
Mckinley, 5,02S; Neal, 54,875; Peoples
party, 1413; Prohibition, 1884; the same
precincts in 1892 gave Harrison, 71,341
Cleveland, 63, 400; Peoples, 1859; Prohi-
bition, 2S19.
The Governor Voted Early.
Canton, Ohio, November AFTER
making 100 speeches in 122 days, Gov.
Mckinley arrived in Canton this morn
ing. He wasted no time, but set a good
example to others, walking from the
train Immediately to the voting pre-
cinct, and at 9.10 cast his ballot. He
spent but a moment in the booth, aud it
is safe to say didn't scratch his ticket.
He left for Columbus at 10 o'clock,
and will receive the returns at
the Capitol. His step was firm and his
general appearance would not indicate
the severe strain which he has been un-
der during the canvass.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-08

at the Hub.
Boston, November 7.-Returns from
the entire city, except one precinct, give
the following figures, which are subject
to correction: Greenhalge, 29,oO5; Rus
sell, 3s,752; Russell's plurality, 9747. In
1891 the total vote of Boston was: Allen,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-08
SEVENTY THOUSAND.
That Is the Size Of the Majority
Ohio Gives Mckinley.


The Tidal Wave Struck the Buckeye State
With All Its Force-From All Sections
Come Reports of Heavy Republican
Gains-It Is Glorious News For Repub-
licans Everywhore.
Columbus, o., November S.-The
Democratic state committee concede Nc
Kinley's election from $4,000 to 75,o0O
plurality.
Columbus, O., November 7.-Returns
from POI precincts show constant and
immense gains for the Republicans and
indicate that Gov. Mckinley will be re-
elected by over 10000 plurality, with a
majority over all other candidates. The
same relative gain throughout will like
ly increase McKinley's plurality to 5O,-
600.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-08
BosToN's VOTE.

A Great Gain for the Republican Leader
at the Hub.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-08

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

equipment for health ana comfort
One must not. therefore, try to be-
energetic The legs of the walker feel
llk' the pendulum of "GrundiUthcr'S
flock, about Goo stop short never tu 40
again. Then WHOM the foot e. raised IL
.nnus To shake Itself of an rpspouN.
hllliN tu lts owner for the leg above is
weary aud Timber. This stntr of body
of ruursr, does not apply 90 tho muyu
hlnoNs. who are uimhv aud spry hut tn
the White residents Some of tlpgp
brave fellows can't hold their chins up
They lgnp and hing down like Orioles
nests lhon puns nestle down under
the shoulder blades luvorItv resort for
uho winter They take lutlp excursions
down the peninsula of the lex To- the
ankle Joints, aud perch often on the
prumoutury Of the big toe am dr.
srrlbinR the actual experience of a victim
~ given me by himself The teeth are
9lten attacked at the root aud IL
tnNurlte surgical operation of these fpypr
fingered agencies h to separate The
gums from the lower front teeth. which
makes friendly smilc undesirable II
not painful
One young man, q clever game young
mhh ~ worthy Of mention He h ul-
most q living illustration OF the theory
1l Noln' THINK; he has gone almost TO
hrnu, which kccps lin delightful nul
objective m snitc Of his wanting body.
lin IL charming and most courteous
young gentleman and | am uudrr mpuy
nhllgntious, hut it would be unfair To ms.
SET aud the truu description of 'nHucn-
CrS &C work ON the isthmuY werr / 10
tnll to mention that his seemingly DE-
aphnnous Hanks have hcru klshri MO
almost inoruous dcsuctudc hv u.n aco,
ZION houel lNilueuccs of the unsccmly
ain
NOT A TIDY NEIGHBORHOOp.
Why should It hr othcrw'scg Tho
vacant lots of the town are mosHr CROWN
scpulchcrs OF cr1ycdin walls. chicken
hcnds, blue bottle hcods oil cans, rottod
nants of canned goods, ash piles, crazy
assortment of boot aud shoe wear. cast
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

! passed through the sheds and ont on
Columbian soil near To- tho nlhcus of tho
Pacific Mail Steamship company. Every.
thing had hitherto hcpn a dead calm tu
the ear but now thlt calm WIS broken
by sudden silkru swish OF buzMrd's
WINS There were dozens OF thpm.
with their drub heads ryviug me- from Ihu
caves Some had their Hhnky wings
stretched out irum tip to dip, us if they
were hanging them ont To- dry against
the Histruiug runehuc On looking 40
these prophets of cril' ! was moved IO
remark upon thoii oppu armed welcome
Irlhhps being % newspaper lnUu they
take you for dpndhrul aud chat uo-
counts for the welcome rrioiucd tho
wit of the party
This allegation being denied, the birds
Folded their wings WH II they had gone
into mourning for thirty days. With
the exception of parrots, think these
Nultur's have hccu the ouiv land birds
! have seen. Eyepwhce ! go | sec them
lowering through fog aud filthy air. aud
on Naos Island, on the Pacific side
they honYc almost como To hc chums of
the cocks aud hons They are by no
means shy at people. They are loyM
IN times of distress. When one rs taken
down with fever, tho worse the case the
closer sticks the huzynrd tO the lttice
lie makes frequent visits. looking In 10
see it ho can bc of any service. and
like ParsOn Rnuk, Is nrwnys I'm az the
finish, bat chiefly In the capacity ot
pallhcurcr.
81 A PANAMA BURIAL.
For be- it understood TINT the hunul
service la this vicinity h far from high
church. Out nj Monkey lin. the mamie
Of Colons suburban cemetery, and the
inNorite afternoon walk of those alive
enough To take IL, the habit has hrcn
not 10 separate families according tn thc
Srnri custom ot snve times In the states
They put them mn In The Same boln
WHORE there shall be- no parting unless
perhaps, one of the birds should chnosc
IN drop Ia for lunch, which occasionally
results In the hroBkmy up of AN ihtcrrst
lag family group Then too, there are
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
LIFE AT PANAMA
On All Things Is Spread a Pail
Of Death.
A PLACE OF RUIN AND DECAY.
Morals, Like the Great Canal, Have Failed
and Fallen Into Dlsuse Through I'm.
peneirable Tickets ard Swamps
Across The lslhmus.

(From Special Correspondent Of The
Gazette.)
Panama, Feb. Am my two letters
preceding this | have given dotniled
outline Of the millions nisspent on the
Panama canal, together with picture
Of what n now physically iu sight here
60 stand for these millions. Corruption
IL suggested not ouly m the matter ul
the canal, but on every band
From the time ! put my head out Of
my stateroom on the landing Of this
steamer at Colon, there has seemed 10
bc some festered quality, some strange.
uncanny. fevcred odor Va the air. Tie
ylsaEea Of heavy, low hanging, warmish
fogH and night mists. cream and man
tie like pond =" Clouds seem 10 BE-
crawling overhead IN shapes Of death.
aud disease seems TO be making deaf
mute sign language movements with
clammy hngers. ~ " 10 draw one into
a morbid tcte-a-tcte. The sun has come
well up with that threatening drrhd red
ness which. mingled with the close hu
nudity. results in thick, pnsty, nause-
Oua warmth.
Tho island on which Colon Is built was
formerly n marsh. which IL was cunsid.
erred necessary 20 hll up- more probably
for the purpose of filling up pockets than
for town site purposes. The cocoauut
palms wave high up, uoddugly, silently
mot sigh even Half mixed savage
looking blacks jabber 90 the shore over
cocoanuts, fish. yam root and what not
for sale IN their dug outs One unnc-
cust0mcd 10 the climate who would stand
There for half an hour without an nm.
hplla would go away rpcliug aud dazcd
From the steamship sheds, the white
eyes Of wharf luhorcrB looked up cN.
peutnntly over the sheds waved the
Columbian iur yellow. bilious colorpd.
Even the rod stripe seemed 90 be- IN the
hrst stage ui yellow juundicc. Il was
fruzzlrd aud had linn Wnvc which
reminded me OF sick man trying 10 be-
gay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
$1,000, 600 PROFIT.
a Few Bulls in iho Chicago Lard sarso, Mako
Big WINNINGS.

:, Vyno G,g, H., Feb i1.-NIore tboo
SI'otlun1 has been cleared Ills soe nan
~ wv" Trims which control tbe is,'i
forenoon from St1S2 10 10 Si3 on'5
even a shade higher. Ii reoulre5 ,i 1,iu
EFFORT TO send IL soaring. me mork ,'sj 4
There are only about 1000 t'crccs tsr.
nuu mere are shorts 10 the oytent
twenty times that quantity. II has bol
Wen shown for a long time TINT \ " ~
lMrhank held controlling inter.s, ~,
me business, but although known =, ~
lew u was not So we'll authenticstoS
llai ne Vndnhys were equally Interest,"
VIII nm M the present deal
The Hatrly Bros company soll ,,ra
for shipment TO liverpool today M '" no
vhts per hundred weight which n.y.,
as high n price as MAY Lard Sold W.
Today This hrm. which hos a,.o
thr0ugh The deal as the brokers f,r ~,
Cudahy combine. have oIr.a uSe
pald over STW,0OO 0f realized nr'stg
to their principals. and have A. r NM,
more ~ The credit " the syndlcafe a,ie,
oVt taking arc0mt Of the enor',D,,,
profits still Ia sight oa outstanding mn nm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
CLOSES UP THE PooL-RooMs.
The Minnesota Legislature Kills Horse Racing
In That State

St. Paul. Mimi, Feb. 1.-THE legisla-
ture has killed horse-racing so fur as
Minnesota is concerned. Two weeks ago
Representative Norton Of st. Paul intro
duced measure designed simply 20 close
up the numerous pool-rooms of st. Paul
and Minneapolis. containing this clause:
Provided that this act shall not apply
to the actual enclosure Of any fair or
racc-track association Incorporated under
the laws of this state during the actual
time Of the meeting Of said associations
The house in committee of the whole,
struck out this saving clause and unani-
mously recommended the bill to pass as
amended. Senator Dean introduced an
exactly similar bill IN the senate and
there is no doubt Of its passing As horse
racing cannot live without the sale OF bet
ting privileges Il is evident that the Twin
City Jockey club aud the Minnesota
Breeders association will have 20 90 out
of business as racing organizations.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

Comfort and Que wonders why immor-
tululy may not be- found u place at
first seemingly perfect in every dcldit
But mo- matter how one lives, the awrut
of weakness Is apt to get cool on the
brow about 10 o'clock That b. why the
whole community sp,ms tO strike ONT iu
nu enrly cuutcr after coffee A com
Portable breakfast is taken nhout n
aud dinner ut o. but even with every
prccoulion and facility for health fever
comes without fail sooner or later. The
president aud The superintendent of the
rund have ouch had long and severe ut-
tucks, despite vacations and elaborate
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

settled shorts. Charles Wright Is one
Of the heaviest shorts whose line Is still
out, and the former limited partnership
which he had in ribs with the Cudahys
VIII not prevent them from squeezing
ull his short-rib profits out of him if he
has committed himself on the short side
Of lard 10 a sufficient extent. Many Of
the stin unsettled short sales Of lard
were bought by the syndicate at about
Z cents per pound. whic with the value
Of the article now up to ~ cents, leaves
the poor bears up very tail tree.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

tuition. Anlhg q A.
In Ia her second assignee,
prllant complains thas D sasl y ~
dersd for appellee for a'tutii h
evidence shows that KY ana I.
hi hsnig acres, but We y,
I'M lhe Judgment N AL N z
ieII IN ferego vs.. Whit E !
salu. we think Il foiinr. :, ~,
~ purcIliser OF school lss5, 80,
upon which an actual ' ss,,, ~
VINO mas not been aTorfsss,Al I Il
20 puy, takes Il subject \. q
presumption, and thai hp At Nf|
tender with reagopablo .e @l'ld \
MA ' o ot lne lana upon Wb-f n,
s iv1, iH,s'imaied upon TIE nv, !,
actually paid, or agreed ~ y, y 3
lhe whole tract bUnght q, ID
uenland a Conveyance M NJ On
iess amount as he NAV 49, ~
bslieVc II was the uteuin. va
or the. constitution 10 ilww Y " i
IN huch case tO the lima {. ..it
nave enclosed at the ti,, ~ islii
ne county, but the langase,
py appellant was intended
prior right OF purchasing ~ ~
'hougI the settler might nae N ~
quantity enclosed. "a'e hA
IN her third assirnmesf q,
conpiains OF the judgment ,' 10y. .
court below becnitse nsi,t ls..''if I
or appellee nor the CIVIL. W 4
u'1IllNc NhIue of the lC.I ~.
y 70 Ief when compared With h, !.
i,NHuvs purchased by BnaIu,i1.
ahd Baker from lie oonn,
conceded that this Is n ~ y E
we are OF opinion tlnf IN y
sale hy The county was MI. I,.'
WITHOUT reference TO any No.. u
value. and IN as murh NJ NV
posed no exception 10 Az VIZ
l 3 lpoi! this GROUND. AMI no
n1eiiI1e lc SHOW that there AZ,
IN the value Of thls land NJ =,
err IN holding the fender r,i',
hu9icleht, ana liking mo fr',.
pald 10y her NJ It's nroper,,,.
~ which the whole tfar, NV
We think this evidence gsiI.-.
the finding OF the court ~, N
Texas, lSOl. w. W.
We think II has several No.,
been held In this state fhsg
10y "a county commissioner ~.
sNulc circumstances that this NJ.
~ the commissioner eobrl ~ x.
", was not such n proreedln-
mar the rights Of the actnel sea,
tended 10y appellant IN Mr. IVA
nieut. lie constitution guaranle,
on prior purchase 10 tho acta,l
tllo commissioners court has \.
deprive her " this Fight I'M
IN rem, or any other ~ n.r. z
which would have that ef.l \
lnlsslOners' court derives IA pori
these sales from the same ~.
constitution which guarantees
right OF purchasing To Tie aa,, +
ana DIV this section OF the witt
Right Of the court to sell was ~ /
10 the prior right OF the sei8s l.
chase. lPcrcgo Va. White. aA
Mnrshum, supra, Baker VA d. \
IeNus. ~. AZ said hy us IN N
Baker vs.. Mlllmau, this dar ~ !
seems TO MS that this prWeit
commissioners court should N
rather as an act VI agency IN b
lphd than tho exercise Of d lul
lion.
We consider Il no longer an GA
that the section OF onr ,opstltijl +
above upllvS 10 actual settlers n \
thereafter cutter upon ibis dn.
lhnl' ms well MS TO those on Mad
OF IFS adoption. Baker vs. luhta
Let the Judgment OF the ON.
affirmed. HEAD. Ag.eiss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

on clothing and other bric.n.brnc Ma.
ture ~ 0t work trying 60 COVER thcm fran,
sight with the rich vegetation thnt rushes
tom decny and gives cool shelter Ia toad
aud rcptle, Then thrown over AN. N
the notified mantle of vreenish iilmy
cesS-poOls, and people live md. lnugb
In little huts Hat on the grunnd. within
q few feet of these eNhalations, packrd
IKE q sFpcnts sack with poison.
Al imS, COO uuder skies that IN the
tnlllne. Around the point to the honses
built FOR Do Lesacps, senior and iunior
but which ! ann told wera never ocrnp,ed
by them the vista OF pnhus looks hyit-
ng, These houses are on Il tongue ~
made ground, the canal hegnnhg IRON,
he end of the tongue within foet
OF tile houses. l walked nuuud the
Wtae poriico Of tho senior De l.esseps
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

obstinate. The trouble. e al. "a
have TO go slowly. Ts . al,l a I
remedy ,l1isd Is the "Fayori.s, NV ~. =
, n9ilds up and invigorais. i Il
lates and promotes IA reo.' Hs ~
restores health and strsp.s e nc.
81, r ~, everything that's kr..
II you're an overworS. sh
man, it's a medicine 49, 49, q ~
that you oct. ~ only n \
On these terms It's thsoh..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
THE GAZETTE: rs WORTH TEXAS SUNDAY FEBRUARY II 1888

house. should say that such house
could be built IN the Suites easily for
$1,000. vet ! am told that Il wis put
MP here nt an expense u over SiW,OOO.
TIC weather boarding is warped and
whip striped by the sun Through the
shutters single cot stands out I'm bold
relief against 1.-The general emptiness.
A monkey faced black guard spends
nreanmnbIy alI bis time in keepIng sight
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

Robinson. and the residences occupied
by the officers of the Panama railroad,
including that, Of course. OF the presi-
dent Colonel A. l.. Rivas Those
houses are shaded by palms. are corr
Portable aud Of attractive architecture.
The hospitality ! received IN them is
the only refreshing memory ] have of
the town They are az close 10 The
ocean as the Hygeia hotel nc Old Point
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

no metallic seals to be Illegally broken.
Death " robbed of lts mystory In Mon.
Key Hill. The cOrpses make clean
breast OF everything. They used to lie
IN piles, bat under the march of progress
they now liz hnddled together h, graves
with cross above. This cross m each
IN a way a diagram Of the decpased
persons below By simple reference 10
the lilies one eaa ind ont 10y number who
ought % be there, hut this list h far
from infalilhle The law generally pre-
yailing IN these cases is The person
kicks the bucket, the bugzRrl does the
rest.
LIFE An COLON
Colon n composed OF the debris OF two
hig hres and some houses. Among these
houses are the American consulate. Tho
lovely home OF the yice-consul, Tracy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

Sonas blended coffee IN IN MI,
put mp ,hy Chase y Sanborp. me- naIIH NIges
coffee distributors In the world y6 i",sest
q Pachage' roested and packed bv inns
- aud for sale by ny q "
u n, TURNER X DINGEr
directions for making nnrf,,.
emp OF coffee on each package, " '''''''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
EVERY PENNY COUNTS

Your small change will do the WORK
Of dollars Baby shoes az lfc npr poir
Big cut In ladies md mems shoes Sat
urday and Monday,
WHITMAN BROS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

A Mussulmpn candidate Is 20 contest
for q seas m the legislature M the nrAt
election IN Cape Town,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

The North Texas Sanltanun 4
late DIR. 4. Z. Browns renelia j
ing Brights disease and Oplun
and tobacco habits In an ious
manent cure guaranteed III twi
in from nine 10 fifteen days Vat
In this city know these facts ID
ticulars address the secreisu
w. Sims, 800 Harding sus
Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
SON[ETnING NEM-

Through sleeping cars between D,uos
mud san Antonio vim, Iloaruc orp nn,v
hcng run by the Houston aud Texas
CYtrol and the International and Groat
Northern railways. Close connections nre
male at Garrett to aud from Fort Worth
The only through ear service hctwepn
north and southwest Texas points.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

Mrs Gamma Il. Ewing, of New York
sa.niilarium, claims mat size has fed hfty
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

All parties making application for
treatment of catarrL to DR. r.. W. Fisk
Ia the Hendricks building before mo
10Th VIII hc cured for $40. Absolute
cure guaranteed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
NO HuMsuc
Radam's MiCrobe Killer Cures hAk
Remedies Fall


Remedies Fall
A REMEDY IN LUNG IEVs.
Samuel Bollinger, Dayton, .
induced 20 try Radam's hisgt J
in severe lung trouble, and w N
that | owe my life to ~ us
ready 20 speak Of is wonden-
my case, TO any one VINO nay
me-"
A SURE CURE FOR La "
Kniiley, Ky. June
Gentlemen ~ Your Mierovs ~
l received IN February lass s-
ly cure me of the "a sI!Pn
thanks. Thus. "
Mr.. Hagan writes Us ulaaa
April 3. 1892, hat he hes pa, "a
two epidemics Of la grlppe ="
them both. ,,,rr.l
AS A GENERAL FA IAN.
Mrs. Chancey CoSell Of 49, sl.l
says:-'I have seen the Alf's y.
used and tested Ia cases ~
rheumatism, infamed ~,
dance. female weakness, 800
head and lungs and oshel ,ssT
watched the results. I'D Xxx
worked like a charm anl WI
proved a failure. Que Ky Ne 4
Vitus dance so bad that sls , ~ q
~ walk, but she was ehp' Il
Fifty-page book free, IA
Fort Worth by J. 7. NlaAs
Maxine Lisbonne a 49, s.,l. i
through the streets Of .scp 4
yeynnce propelled by eleslss
Revolutionary fried po'a'"
risiuns.
Try n gas heater for y wy
bath room. See For Wo'D
Power company.
The government o. ana. ssS
about 10 appoint q per
cial agent at New loIA.
For information concerns ~
ing OF your residences og ~
mess. or for obtainging N,
of hot water for hath l.s,s
call on the Fort Wertn -
company.
The Oldest armchair ooa,
the throne once useu y 49,
who ilouhshed in Eglp1
A fine line Of wnllp' .ai
class brushes, etc. ea GIL ~
mo M sos Houston sN ngl
s Sanples F seSi BY mail y
tracts for painting sis,iou
soiicited and sa1s1l,s,spp Pi
TENAS PAINT AM s,,sss
George Mulkey,
President. aVsf.f
J. George Mule,'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

I'm Hawaii the climate h said 10 ba
20 romCrkably oQulhlc that the hawaiian
language has no word To- express the
yeneral Idea OF weather
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

The Fort Worth Light ana Power
company have q full lino OF gas heating
stoves ON exhibition at their oihco on
seventh aud Houston streets. Cal and
see their celebrated Douglas instanta-
neous water heater for your bath room.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

Tho fastest typesetter IL a
H. said 10 be a young wOmal VI
ployed ia a newspaper olhe .
Barbara.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

Franco, Switzerland, Belgium and Gen,
many arr To wagc . Joint war OF rAter.
minution against wolves
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

HEINZ WE AXE AGAIN.
G. i. Dardeu Trailing company stin
sell goods ou easy payments, POI Main
street,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

For information Concern \ 4
mess, or for obtainglns .,sn y
Of hot water for hath IIsiS,sa'
call on the Fort Wertn
company.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

Try n gas heater for ,y,s WY II n
bath room. see fof ""
Power company.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

Maxine Lisbonne a ps,i.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

Santus blended coffee n IN. packugps
Wt up 10y Chase q Stubborn. the larrsst
coffee distributors IN the world. 30 rruts
package roasted and packed 10y 4. n
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TURNER n DINGEp.
H. S.-Dircctions for making "A D,rrart
cup of coffee ON each package.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

During lSg2 an vessels. agrrcgotinr
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

The oldest armchair ouaa
the throne once nseu ,,, 100 ,
who ilourished IN EslP'