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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
NATIONAL muMon an 1nr rnr.

Tho fashion Of ringing the chestnut
bell' has somewhat declined, but the
causes which led 20 It's Standardization
still continue. Originality IN humorous
lines seems 10 have almost passed away
and the old joke re-yomped Is constantly
being thrust upon long-suhering and
mirthscekug people.
American humor as II existed quar-.
tor OF a century ago has disappeared
The present variety has neither It's supre.
macy nor It's characteristics, aud there
Is now no rising representative 20 take
the place of humorsts still living who
have passed the maturity Of their powers.
The place Of fun, pure aud simple, h
now occupied 10y comic illustration and
this marks q decadcuce Of that power
which throw its spell over men every
where and was everywhere recognized
as peculiar 10 this country.
Funny pnperl, us they are called,
abound, but The fun ~ consplcuously
wanting. People have formed the habit
Of turning TO these papers for relief from
the cares of business, pains
OF bOdy and MUD, and from
whatever Is Of Oppressive ma
ture, only to be disappointed In their
search Finding nothing new or laugh
able. they are apt to think themselves
III aud turn 20 patent nostrum advertise
mcnts, hoping to lud there some paaacca
FOR the imaginary pain hearty laugh
would have dissipntcd
10 may DO after an that It Is the liver
which is at fault II SO, there would be
true philanthropy, ms wen as exalted
patriotism In purgiug il OF deadly ms
and by an infusion of healthy lie ne.
store To America the departed glory Of
a national humor. What Is needed 10 Of.
feet this is the creation OF new Jokes by
bright writer's with which to supplement-
the work Of the illustrators of comic
papers aud thus relieve the public from
the wcaUing repeutlons which daily yox
the soul aud eXasperate readers who
seek diversion in the pages OF books ana
IN the columns of the daily ana weeklv
press,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
PENSION EXTRAvAGANcE.

A popular impression exists thar tbo
question of pension extravagance" IL N
new one. in the history of the govern
ment. The fact Ia. II Is a very old ma
having arisen under the ADMINISTRATIVE
OF Mr.. Monroe. la 1918 nu act ,tos
passed enlarging the scope II the nepsio,,
legislauon' under the operation of which
a large number OF Revolutionary soldier
We're added TO the rolls hy methods ,bo'
were not considered exactly honest i Nv,
congress of 1870 found that So T6O o0S
would be required 20 pay pensions NM
u, great ,outcry arose All over the counts,
ms as, led 70 the amendment Of the law
., neh Andrew Jackson was president
me question again cam up. and IN
message sent 10y him to congress In iSai
These words are found. II recn,n,no,,j
mat an actual inspection should he mall
N each state irto the circumference an" anS
GAINS OF every person now dra,yinS n
pension. The honest veteran has matI, ;ns
70 Tear from such scrutiny. yhlla tba
i iE,udglgnt claimant win be detected an1
we public treasury relieved 10 an en,onnt
1 nave reason 10 believe Ear greater NAN
mas heretofore been suspected y wan
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
10 LAwYERs
A Psslioslion Of Matter Valuable 10 s's1
kHorney

A Pnblicslion Of Matter Valuable 70 s'sn
Attorney.
beginning with the issue Of IAN. II,
tomorrow. the Fort Worth Gazette win
publish the full decisions Of the court
OF apeals Tor The Second district as ron
derod aud read IN opos court without
Authorization IN any part
The decisions rendered on each Tues
day viii all be published, in daily in
stallments. during the succeeding week,
giving them to the 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 mca-
gre syropses Of the decisions which have
heretofore appeared ia the daily press
IS a subject Of such constint complaint
from attorneys, that we feel sure the
announcement Of this enterprise in their
behalf viii be received throughout tho
state with substantial evidence Of ap.
prevail
The plan Of publication Of these dc.
cisions IN fun has been adopted after
consultation with leading lawyers Of the
state. Oh Of whom. without exception.
.......f it, 49, -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
TEXAS slFrlNos.

The winter wheat prospects in the Pan
handle are the best ever known.
Over 5000 bales Of cotton have been
marketed nt MeIiu up to date.
At the last meeting Of the Abilene city
council the salaries for the city officers
were made as follows for 1893: Mayor,
500; marshal. $1,000; assessor and col
letcr. $1,000: secretary, 500: treasurer,
SO. aldermen, - per meeting.
Sherman REGISTER The special COM
mittcc appointed by the city council TO
investigate he charges filed against The
plumbers Of this city held a meeting last
night in the city hall. Tie charges were
that irregularities and fraud had been
perpetrntod On water consumers by the
plumbers The committee made q thor
Uugh Investigation aud decided to rec.
Ommeud that the matter be dropped.
Tho Dallas Knights Of Pythias will
have = public installation OF officers and
grand banquet Thursday night
An election Tor incorporation will short
~ be held at Whitney
IN Paso Herald. All OF the custom
house officials from Governor Flanagan
down. are rustling and hard at work.
The new law requiring a manifest Of all
exports as well M " imports went into
effect the first Of the new year. and here
after we can tell what our trade with
Mexico and Canada are worth to US.
As this IL practically what the operation
Of the law Is intended 10 effect, az our
foreign exports by sea have always been
covered by the manifest Of the vessel.
The duties ON imports for December.
1899 over those for December, 1891 show
a clean net increase OF over 10000 for
this district
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
oRnANIzArInn Nrrnrn

The Reporter man heard a citizen say
q few days ago That Abilene was again
In need Of an organization Of her people
TO direct the public enterprises now on
hand and TO secure more. He suggested
that another progressive committee be
organized. That this or a similar or
ganizauOn. should De effected without n
deluy, we believe. Is the desire Of every
well-Wisher Of Adhere AZ any rate this
matter IL well worth the earnest consid-
Grafton Of our patriotic, progressive peo-
plc.--Abilcne Reporter
And What Is true Of the progressive.
growing city OF Abilene is true Of Fort
Worth and other places. Fort Worth
has a chamber Of commerce and now Is
the time to strengthen H. The iron Is
hot and Fort Worth should prepare TO
strike il hard and often.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
INDIAN TERRITORY NOTES.

- Last Thursday an infant son OF James
Nelch, living near Knobs, I, T., while M
play near n fire, burned 10 death before
assistance could be had.
Tho Cherokees near Alton held mass
meeting last Saturday and petitioned
congress TO r0uty the strip arreement
ana allot their land.
Deputy Bin Mcrrel, with a posA,. al.
tempicd TO close a saloon M Niinpn an
NhriStmas day. A fight ensued In Nvbioi,
lele slower was killed. hy possetnan
neboe, with o knife About 100 gallons
oi whisky WAS captured Gchoe was ap.
qulted by rhe commissioners
A German named Roth committed sui.
eide near Ninita.
Bob Tarlton. who was convicted ~
mnrder aud sentenced 10 be huns On he
-e'A OF February next, ia Cooweescoo.
we uistlct' IS now very low With pncu-
mohia m the national prison at Cherolee
Iecumsoh Herald The powers tbot ho
~ Washington should remember thnt Ot.
l0homa Is more entitled TO statehood tIan
my other territory. Utah should never
become a state until p0lygamy II spt.
pressed. New Mexico and Arizona nra
populated principally hy Mexieans end
INDIANS Oklahoma Is the home Tor In.
teihgent Industrious and patriotic Amer
.van v'u2ens 80 q tlcre should 81 a
preference IN the matter, give "A hi Olla-
hoila. But Tho Herald N decidadiv n
iaFor o. admitting them an into the In.
ion except Ctah, "
NJ ". Heath and his SON. Gle, "
wy Nnaer arrest Ia Kansas Civ. chnra,i
Mnh stealing cattle igom ,he rlnec Nam
lNco'ah. Greek nation ana shinni,,s
iea ~ the kdnsaa Ciiy storl, vnnis
nne O. W. Turk made as c0mninnf
~ lpand Ne ,.altle h the possession of
N hiunda. and Qnuine They Ina hnss
purchased IRON the liOaths syylr,, XIV
ile' snmnlalni. n Is said hundreds ~
.NtVr have been Stolen from thar part M
'Ne territory b. an organized gang, ana
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10

Editors who oppose the creation Of a
board Of partlons are reminded that the
work Of blasting enc mans mind, or Of
playing on his sympathies, il easier than
20 produce like effects 10 the minds Of
several. Truly in multitude Of coun-
sellers there is wisdom, and two or three
witnesses confirm truth, hence the
chances are that leniency shown BY a
bbard selected for the sole purpose Of
adiudging evidence is more likely to be
merited than that bestowed by a single
individual having manifold duties what.
ever may be bis desire to maintain jus
tice md nj the same time extend mercy
% The desarving.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10

determined effort viii be- made 60 press
h up Heath was arrested ia OslahOnh
az one tif1e for stealing cattle, DIV W
some technicality secured DIS reivase'
RE viii be taken TO Fort Smith, AK,
for trial
The Chickasaw and Choctaw commis-
siOners met at Atoka on "Wednesday list
with n view 10 adjusting some matters
relative 20 the royalty OF the Two na-
lions. The Chickasaws claim 70 nave
received no royolity from the ChoctnWs
during the last two ycars.
A Chickasaw freedman named Mack
Eastman wns found dead rear bogsy
depot, on the Missouri. Kansas and
Texes Wednesdav. N & believed that
he was poisoned 10y his wife. by admin
istering Rough on Rats" IN his 1000
The woman has been arrested.
It is reported that the Rock Island
is getting ready to build branch roau
into the kiowa aud Commanche country;
IL II not yet decided whether IL VIII
build from Chjckasha or III Reno
The Okahoma Midland Railroad com
pany has been reorganIzed. IL runs from
Joplin, Mo-, 70 point IN WilbargeF
county. Texas. Il runs In a Southwestern
~ direction through the Quapaw, Chero-
kee and Creek reservations.
The strip convention TO be held IN
Guthrie on the 18th inst promises to be
largely attended
A desperate aud bloody encounter took
place at Nelson, J. T., ten miles west Of
GOodland recently James Walender q
leading citizen, had gone there TO collect
some rent. when John Fly. O man Ia his
employ. assaulted him with brass knuck-
les, knocking him down and cutting him
10 q number OF places on the head.
Wallender rcgained his feet, and drawing
his pistol opcued FIRE One shot struck
a byst0nder Oh the side Of the head and
came out behind the ear Fly Is reported
81 have been hndly wounded. Warrants
were issued on two charges, one for intro
duciug aud selling whisky In the Indian
Territory aud one for assault 20 kill
Fly was formerly a deputy United states
marshal
\ bloody encounter recently took place
between Two deputy marshals In the
Choctaw nation in which the wife of one
Of the deputy's was shot 10 bad that she
cannot live.
Farmers around Paurs Valley are pre-
pairing for big crops this season.
FIRST AND SECOND CLASS.
Graham Ieader.)
Dallas county takes the lead Of all
counties iu the state for hrst-class kill
ings and second-class acquittals.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
TEXAS TURNED LOOSE.

baking powder company has been
Incorporated az San Antonio
house win shortly be erected at Gran
bury.
Work win shortly commence on q new
Baptist church at Lafayette.
Work will shortly begin on the new
opera house 70 be erected at Clarendon.
Work viii shortly commence on the
foundation Of the Federal building at
Paris
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10

llr swcaringcn In his annual report
recommends thnt IN view OF the possible
invasion OF cholera the sum Of $4,000
be- appropriated for quarantine purposes
for each OF the years, 1884. The snm
asked for does not seem excessive when
lt u considered that Texas has an oy.
posed border much larger than chat Of
amy OF Che states, Il is threatened along
thf entire western and southern bonn-
dairy pid unless the general government
shows moro olocrlty than ~ usual In ma.
tional Affairs aud more rigid quarantine
enaetments are passed tho stat,& viii
have 10 use extra vigilence aud cxtraoi.
binary exertlon 20 avert an Invasion
greatly 10 be dreaded.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
FoRr wuRrms opronTrNIrv

Tho outlook for a prosperous wear for
Fort Worth Is more bright aud oncourap.
ing than auy year Ia It's history. rbe,o
are a number OF enterprises IA sight IN,
elimination Of which will give an impct,,.
20 business that win bc felt IN overv
branch Of business and Industry IN The
city A number Of large and influential
business houses are contemplating open.
ng business here at an early dny. adding
TO the volume OF business Of the civ md
giving employment TO largo number az
people filling business houses now
empty and increasing the demand far
eligible residence property, Of which there
Is already fair dcmaud. More than one
manufacturing enterprise Is "a contempla.
n0p' az Of which can hs secured ~ 4
h'1ie effort on the part OF our enterpr,s.
lns ana p0hhc spirited people. None ~
these enterprises demaua much money
onl al OF them require some Otber
cioeN ip The skate arr biddlag Tor son,a AZ
'uese ard stand esay 10 IDi up ~
Mou'y necessary 10 secure them. Fa,t
worth s,ands the bcst yhaaee 10 sccieo
teese industries and for less none, thsn
n would cost fort Worth. It's railroad
.'F"n'"Ees are IN lbs favor and trunk
ilnes are having their legitimate inaaene.
10" Is The time for the city to make lis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
ILNH III QIAON
iDallns 1'imes.IIprnId /

The Morning News il trying mighty
hard To make Il senatorial possibility Of
Ex-Governor john Ireland. When the
governor was n candidate for tho senate
The News fought him, and when he was
governor The News assgiled his admins
tration tn war was declared one dav
and The News representative retired
from the executive office very suddenly.
lhe News present course Is not that IL
loves Ireland more, but Mills less.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10

best effort and to return TO the old time
spirit which has done 50 much for the
upbuilding Of the city. let every man
feel that il is his duty TO lend his aid,
however small e may be. 10 the encour-
agcinent Of the work now IN hand, and
good results are sure TO follow, and the
year 1893 will mark Gu epoch in the
pronrasa ~ tho div
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
FIREMEN MUST BE BABY-cATCn.
Chicago IIerald9

A New York fireman caught six chill
dreh dropped 10 him one at time from
az az upper window of burning building.
me mother then managed to effect her
Skill rs Il baby-catchpr. especially in tbo
tenement districts OF large city. is n
necessary part Of frcmans education
lhe men might be drilled In this useful
aIt daiyi praeucing with rubber children
OF various weights and sizes furnished by
the CITY. 4 woman could be hired ~
TOSS these dummies from an upper win.
dow, aud the men could take turns cotcb.
lhs thSm, the one getting prize who
hNue the best ycarly or monthly rncnrl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10

ton. James g. Blaine lies dying. and the
darkencd intellect gives forth no flashes
OF its former brightness Sad is tho
knowledge that as tie eastern sunlight
eilds the morning If the new year, two
Of Americas choice spirits are passing
Che twilight Of lfe's sunset to the vast
bcvond.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10

There viii be probahlI ~01.
spring wheat put IN. ION,
Because Of the operate 70.
ing law, there are no sl9.i.
capacity, and conseguei.
storage facilities. Alalle al
the crop passes ont y ~.
thirty days after barie... l2
mills have rs good q Ill- M
have the larger ones ,ef,
for their years grind w,.io
smaller mills are conllHnr ~
at the end Of these hll IA
they cannot afford v A,
upon wheat Imported p' unl
other Northern states
Were sufficient eleYalN. .o
sible there would be We
from harvest 70 harif, so
small mills could run " x.
The work Of mill'ps VIZ
would be kept within ol ,''.'
people would have cheap
state become g flour
condition of affairs tAas
encouragement at DIE
islntors. As 1t is nov, s'
upon our wheat 70 Ngn- s,t
then pay freight fY4 nbI
mills 10 our own marssls
Let us be wise in ia'F I.
With great respect IT, AZ
iOu n ~ " r.
Secretary Of the ehapllN ".
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10

Fort Worths harvest day Is at hand.
The men who stood together IN past years
huildcd wisely, Tho sowing was won
DONE but the harvesting too requires
work a leng pull, a strong pun ana
pull AL together Is Tho need today The
harvest dag is at hand, apl tho cleaners
should get together
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
no BE Proud OF.
LIacl.sonyllle Rnnnerl

A remarkable change for the better
has recently becu made by the Fort
Worth Gazette, and this paper now
promises To soon be TO North and West
Texas what the Houston Post Is already
10 South aud East Texas. The state viii
have two dailics which il can Wen be
proud Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10

Close on The confines Of lie ana walk.
ing ~ The shadow Of death are two MN
whose names history win perpetnate.
When on last Saturday night ~ the
tlayers club Mr. Cleveland proposed tbe
midnight toast 20 Edwin Booth. lis foun,
dsl sat- there, a worn aad feeble man
VINO could only p0oud 10 bnoken 40.
seals' IN . Quiet chsmbss at Washing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
WEATHER. RppopT

m. jan, o, lSba S avs "
Highest temperature IA
Lowest temporaturo. '''''- gs
Prevailing direction on wind Nor,h
Amount OF rainfall ''f''e an
State Of weather 1885," 49,
ffepaole weather ior tomorrow. !. FaIr
~" Vv'ie'' IT, NJ CLARKE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10

Tho New York sun objects 90 dirty
mnnoy' Now dirty money may he a
breeder of disease, but the human race
is so thoroughly inoculOtcd with the do.
sire TO possess it that the dirt OF Il does
NOT count All that " asked Is enough Of
dire disease, germs or Whatever else
mas attach 20 e.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
LINE DRAWN on BEER.
Nm N..i. n.....A

The audacious Chicago brewer who has
placed Mrs. Potter Planners portrait
upon his advertisements for new brand
OF beer. cannot be too severely punished.
The idea of using the lndy's picture on
anything coarser than n fine vintage OF
champagne Is both insoent and shocking.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10

asipG Ist,, lon. y. -tSpeclnl ~ f,etns2on
vNltfN thls mnFnlns are lesf,,,,i
,. 49, 3iApi warehouse of WomarE Il
wv Western parl OF tAc div.
ioagen,cf With about 5Oo hdsLes M e,tS
~ nopsr was tniufA al siAm ia,or..i
f.S rQNlVi the con,cuia were VninfA IN
$500 insured iur SliNO, noe house ani
tNnifnE were a total loss. Ormn Ar i6t
litt lnlnoWn ~ IVY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
weArHERFoRp MATTERS
The Commissioners Court IN sosslon-Iu Mad
Of Street. sprinklers.

q siFesl spFinklaTs.
M eathertorl, Tex, Jan. 0.-tspeclolN.
l ies ,o,om,ml.i,ssioners court is today /,
c cors'pn WIN q full board present ma
TY nv so Juage, a, J, Hood, Jr.. preaiaias
after nv wing looked
Meatherford Is badly In need Of s,roo,
sRIlhhisrs az the dust ia very disagr,oo
npls' The, city council has iust grSIn1
Nn9 graycled the more prominent c oaol
gnu " theIe We've sprnklera Ia isv ytts
nns,l nothing could be complained ~ 'a az
Inv 81 9Sa',ol-eoor locomoiion 10 any and ell
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10

on and water viii not De lacking al
Austin, aud there may he enough ulkali
20 unto them. II so, us soft soap is a
lubricant things may run smoother than
has been propheslcd, but the presence of
ncongruous elements win doubtless aug.
mont the lobora Of The legislature.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
sPEclAl &.
TRUsrfrf

40 ,,,,.,,.. '.''stf lli|F fdI
40 GSl1 trustee + .r,i under s,a have
,nishesi bidder fof r.i ni ~
neiis az the court s " tir'
count !, ON Tex, on tie .'5 ~ tnsla'
a. m.. and 4 o'ciool.. an
property IN Fort wcl ,s6a
birst,The n)rth NH fi,,.
sec0nd-,rhe south v
Ihird-40 feet front !,
Ton street, In block AZ, ie ie3|
- f.'o,urth,,Lois i aud ( p
I'll, iltth-Ihe Park sass IA a
these properties A., L. ~,
improved aud viii bs NJ 4
ateiy The right & f'e-..' , /. ''','''
aud all bids. '"aHt $50
-, For !, particulars, cab r. 81
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
INSTRUCTION FROM EXPERT Az.
Dallas News)

The game of craps" Is simply two
dice thrown from the haul. The game
OF high dice" is simply Few more dice
cast from lea acr box. In the former
case the TWO dice are thrown upon the
grohnd. In the latter case the dice are
enpticd ont upon the showcase or coun-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
~ ANTnNIn MrI-Ia

n, gan Antonio. Tex Jan b. isne.t,,,
Nv, iNlftn Wen az The san Antonio W. -
49, ye.nlahy was completed toiav v 1891
ontpui ~ the wells Is 5000 90 rsll teet' The
aNsh,F Tour h9Qrs Arrangement srs hs,iy
made for plRlng 10 the civ. arc psiiiK
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10

John L's sensitive soul Is wrung at the
condemnation of his vocation by Il Cutb.
Ollie priest Johns equilibrium and NOR.
uls need tho support Of the belt Corbctt
wears. Once hc was willing to fght for
nence. now BIO only whinns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10

!, ffof 4. y, Blake 81 the trnlyersltS of
h3ntaa says that hc considers lightninv
lNFP lNg buildings 10 ciUeR. cxceft hiak
hHac1afes, altogether unnecessary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10

II Governor Hogg is not enlightened as
20 his duty il win not bo from lack Of
advisers lie has ncycr shown any
marked preference for the counsel Of
others and hc win probably consign 10
oblivion al that which he gets gmtui.
tou.tv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10

In organization Is strength Fort Worth
should organize; and the chamber Of
commerce Is q nucleus for orgnui-
zaiou, Much viii come TO Fort Worth
m lS93 but more would come with or.
ganizcd effort.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10

A m'ncr In the new Utah gold fold hus
named his mine "rhc Dirty Devil" II
there's anything m q Name this mans
claim ought 10 wash.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10

Tho 0asstte win decline htreartsr 90
pfint communications WHOM IRE merely
rtpresAlye Of the writer's opiniana. Faots
= an Interesting nature viii be printed.
het communts VIII nut be used nnles,
81 ee,RllY suiioted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
IN GREAT THOUGHT.

VI Alhuelpnlh illnch.l
Carl Schurz isn't saying much, but his
deep and sonorous thinking would silence
the din of boiler factory.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10

Whlch cails9 tronbI.
two critical period, I1
change from nrI1eo9 Z
later, the chanre y,
safe and an cspa'.,
agent TINT can urn,.
rs . powerful lr-'
soothing and strcnrsi'.
snato medicine plirsI, z.
harmless--and cirle.
Pp esisnced phyacian.. 4
For oil The dsrsn.
md weakness No.. ~.
= Fayorite Prescrlr,s..
ain that Il can 10 ts'a...
give satisfaction 4,
returned. No Other ~.
old in this wnv. NJ ,.I.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-10
NullCRa IN pnnr

nsifes'on, Tex. Jan o. lgpeei,lA
~. Hisnl'fu the Nueces from New y,.l
With gsaeFal merchandise. ~" aVsk