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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-01

.ppeps Parisian Enamei For the
'-reation OF perfect Complexion. The
-avoiiIe French Cosmetic.
zpnerS Corn pleE;cn Cream Eradi-
eates Wrinkles, and gives to the Skin the
Texture OF youth. a..
<ppeFS SAia Bleach, Eraaeates an
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IA : an, Sunburn, FreCkles, SWartny atfs
greasy appearance of the face.
ESpEP5 Oriental Powder IN Flesn,
White, Pink and Cream shades, gives TO cne
lace beautiful clear and transparent aP
pearince.
Appers Naturai Esiuss. The only Rouge
truetb nature when applied to the face o.
lips cannot be elected put up in two shade
= int for Blondes, Ozark for BTunettes>
.aa A.. . ..--l:::.cc co. Son Fsass:ass, cci.
pa: y. .!et Gu how to Create oeDaGdexkQo nee
and goO-S Eor Sale BY
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
CYCIoNIo nIsrrRnANcrs.

The cyclone In the Indian Territory
was the most fatal IA Sea eject and
more interesting In lis phenomena thnn
any that has ever occurred IN the Unttl
States There have been some storms
In islands and few In Europe
thar have been greater Ia eNtcnt. but
nome with the phenomena more marked
As the section embraced 10y western and
southern Kansas and the Indian Tori
tory are especially subject 20 those
storms IL would be- we'll for the signal
service bureau 10 establish stations
throughout that territory aud take enough
meteorological observations 60 base an
Intelligent theory upon as 10 their cause
and the best means OF protection
hut little is known about cyclones ho.
yond the fact that they are rotatory
storms, occurring upon the sea moro
than upon the land; that their ceutor
travels from ten 10 thirty miles am
hour, while the outer edges sometimes
reach velocity Of 300 udlrs
There are number of theories con.
ocrniug cyclones; the romtory or cyclon.
ic theory advanced 10y pidlmgton and
elaborated by Dove, generally recognized
as Doves theory, considering storms MS
revolving around an axis either upright
or inclined TO the horizon, while nj the
same time the body of the storm has
a progressive motion. over the surface
Of the globe, the baromotric depression
as caused boy the centrifugal force drly.
ing the air from the center to the cir.
conference Of the storm. This is denied
by hspy, who maintains that the wind
blows from every quarter toward tho
center OF The storm, ana that the central
depression h caused by the development
Of heat which occurs whenever the yapor
at the atmosphere is condensed into
cloud or rain, the heat thus developed
raifying the surrounding air aud caus,
ing an upward currcnt There Is anothcr
theory That Il IS caused by barometfic
conditions, SO changing the constant cur
rents that two such currents meet. ere
ating a maolstrom la the air similar
90 that coused by Ike condition iu the
water There are other theories, but
these are enough TO show how radically
khe aolentisgs differ as ~ tho cauees Of cy-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
TEXAS STRINGS.

The Donley county wheat crop is assured.
Eanls fas organized prohibition club
Game Is said to be plentiful on the
plains.
No gambling whatever Is INDUCED In at
Clarendon.
Haui. county farmers are experimenting
with rice.
Fruit crop prospects In Denton county are
excellent.
wnbarger county Is now paying on It's
Indebtedness
Work win shortly commence on the new
Amarillo hotel
The Comanche county fruit crop prospects
are very blue.
Several eases Of pneumonia are reported
From Chlldr,ss.
District court coty enes Ia Chlldross tue arst
Monday ia May.
swlshcr county farmers are experimenting
with johnson grass
Wichita FAILS new hotel viii be- ready for
occupancy boy July 1.
The young men of Clarendon viii orga.
hl2c literary society.
A Mrs Savage died at Van Astyne at
the ripe old age Of los.
Bernardo Flores ~ Ia the Laredo iall
charged with horse theft.
A bicycle tournament will probably be-
held at Bouhoin next month
Several cars OF Strawberries leave Tyler
tomorrow for eastern markets
The Randall county grand Jury adjourned.
after having found eleven bills.
A telephone line will probably be strung
between Corpus Christi aud Alice
Last weeks winds caused considerable
damage Ia the vicinity OF Lubbock
The work Of getting up the city directory
OF Denison and sherman has commenced.
A young American, wcll.to.do IA Juarez
Mex attempted suicide az M Paso
Twcutysevon thousand bales Of cotton
were marketed t WuAuhaclile this season
Men with money have taken hold OF the
Crosby county coal mines aud will develop
them
Several Galveston women, taxpayers, have
been notified that they will have NO voice
Ia the bond election At that place satur.
day.
Tho Gazette acknowledges an invitation
10 attend the spring meeting OF the Taylor
Fair association. which occurs May .. g.
&, and ., next
Decatur man has IN hls possession a
COPY ~ the Albany tN. - Gospel Messenger
dated Juue ~, 1885. Il Is In good state
OF preservation.
The wheat ana DAT crop IN Armstrong
county Is estimated nj FROM 100000 TO 200.
900 bushels Prospects Tor an abundant
crop ARE hatterug,
Cholera has killed large number OF
hogs In Durant /. A., rnd tho nelghborIng
country one man lost over sixty head
within a period OF one week.
Taylor merchant positively refuses 10
sell cigarettes. lie gives rs his reason that
he is opposed 10 the habit. ana selling
them would encourage its growth
Suits have been fled against Judge Eubank
aud Commissioners Kimblll and Armstrong
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
TEXAS vs.. ONO.

Ohio Is rot pnridcd anywhere as
state that capital would do well to stay
away from Some Of the richest corpora
lions 10 the country are domiciled in
Ohio One Of its senators is John Sher.
man. the idol Of the money lenders, and
the other - Calvin s. Brico, railroad
president and at the head of many large
corporations. It's governor IS William
Mckinley, leading champion Of the in.
tcrcsts Of manufacturing corporations.
We mention these facts TO prove that
Ohio Is not In the hands Of the "com-
munlsts."
The Legislature Of Ohio has just passed
a measure taxing franchises. which Is
submitted 10 the attention Of those who
fear that Texas legislation will drive
capital away. II Is described Ia the fol-
lowing dispatch;
Columbus Ohio, April ~ Tho report N
the conference committee ON the Nichols
lll was adopted his morning ln both
branches of The assembly. and the bin o. o.
law, with street railways exempted from
tuNulion. ns agreed upon hy thc conference
Tho new law constitutes the auditor of
state attorney general. uud treasurer OF
HNlIF n NNuIH or uHHNHaufa uf appraisers Too
meet lu May and determine by sworn rc.
turns submitted to Them hy the proper uni.
Cur- OF the corporations affected tue value
of thr property uf Telephone. telegraph. Cs.
press truuEfrr, and fast freight companies
and plur llun companies uud the amount
Dr. to Dee nuportiuurd among lhr countries Doc
which thr properties are situated in proper
tluu tu The amount ~ property Boo the county
Affected. IA amendment tu thp original hIl
takes Zoo pipe lnps. aud wis Inserted tu cover
Tie Siuudurd ON company
The new law taxes 600 the rate prevailing
Zoo ihr various counties affected. thu uggrp-
gate annual receipts, u4 we'll u4 thr tUugl-
bile property Df tho corporations. md b. lu
effect INV taxing franchises. n WIS this
feature that WIS opposed hy the attorneys
Tor the Western Iuluu aud Postal Tplp-
grnph rumpuulvg, the Albums aud American
Express companies mud the Bc Telephone
company There was % warm debate upUu
ihp question ui oNpmpiiug street railways.
hui that Interest was dropped because of
ihr Tact that street railways in the smaller
cities urr not able tu pay % tuN, A trst
cnsr Will Tee brought lu The supreme court
ns soon uH un attempt is made 90 enforce
the law,
II any proposal has ever been made in
Texas. of 80 radical "a nature as the
above. we failed 20 hear of H.
VIII not Mr. Farwcn admit that n
little of Texas conservatism would bee
good thing 10 mix with Ohio legislation?
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

clones They All admit, however, that
their diameter IL frequently 800
miles across and that the center Is less
rapid IN motion THIN the outer edges;
hence there are usually, If not always
two storms from the same cyclone, fire.
quently several hundred miles from each
other. BY examining the reports as far
as they can be determined without the
baromeric records one edge OF the cy.
clones that have occurred In the West
or South for some Years has rested over
Kansas and the Indian Territory, one
elge over Alabama and Mississippi
throwing the center Of the disturbance
over the state Of Arkansas. a map of
the AIR currents win show trade wind
from Southwestern Texas directly north
east, TO the great lakes; another from
the northwest southeast TO the Florida
coast These two trade winds cross
each other about where the center Of
these cyclonic disturbances may be sup
posed to rest A cursory examination
Of the maps would seem 90 give strength
to the theory OF the meeting aud re-
sistcnce Of these two currents but no
FINAL conclusion could be- reached with
ont very accurate meteorological observ-
Understanding throughout the different
seasons. This should be- done II the
cause can be- definitely determined 1t is
probable that the scientists can discover
some method for ut least partial pro
lection.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
otR srnTcKEN nnrrIrnFN.

The sorrowful appeal which comes from
Cisco will be heard and needed by Tia
people Of Texas.
In TINS hour Of their calamity our un'
fortunate fcllowmen must be made to
fed that the sympathy Of their neigh.
bors measures up to their misfortuues.
To the people Of Fort Worth the news
Of their sufrerings comes as sad tidinss
Of friends bound to us by the closest ties
Of sentiment and Of business We have
rejoiccd together; we win mourn together.
The blow that falls upon the West is
a blow that falls upon Fort Worth
We suggest that the church offerings
in Fort Worth aud throughout Texas
this morning be appropriated to the re-
lief Of the necessities Of the Cisco vic
tins. And let those who arc not accus.
toned to attend church be there today,
In this cause or send their contributions
by others.
Mauglcd victims Of the monster Of
the air are dying for lack Of help. Relief
10 be valuable must be prompt.
II would be a reflection on the benevo-
lence and the christianity Of the people
Of Fort Worth and Of Texas TO say
tnora
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
TO TExAs WHITES

Tho Gazette Is authorized TO offer
$1,000 In prizes for short stories
These stories are 20 be- from 1000 to
COCO words In length and suitable for
publication in our columns. TIC prizes
IRE offered for the best i've Btoriss us
followg.
For the best short story, $500.
For the second hest short story. 5000
For the third best short story, $3.50.
For the fourth best short story, Si0D.
For the hfth best short story, $50,
Any competitor can limit LA offering
10 compete for the FIRST prize or Tor
only the first two prizes.
Such stories ns aro suitable for publ.
cation viii be- purchased n the writer so
Wills, at the usual rates for such matter.
circular giving complete information
will be- sent on receipt Of o.ccnt stamp
70 S. $. Mcclure Ii3-Tlj Broadway,
New York City.
II any ono Of these prizes IL won Ivy
a Te9as contributor. The Ga2cttc will
add 10 per cont. 20 the amount OF L..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
CntEn nLAIsInN

The general assemblies of differ
emit branches Of the Presbyterian church
in the United States win convene In III
few days 20 attend TO the various cues.
lions affecting their ecclesiastical p1lity.
One ot the topics of most general
interest pending before what IS known
us tho O,d School Presbyterian body
viii hc tho alyiuh0llty of revision ofthp
Ncsimiuistrr confession of faith. This
viii hc doubtless thoroughly discussed n
the northern assembly. us the eases of
Drs. Briggs and Smith are so fresh Ia
the public mind. A preliminary prcseu.
tuton to the different prcshytcrics has
been made and Ia majority of instances
the voice of these bodies Is against re,is.
ion, The objection 10 revision seems to
br based upon the conviction that re-.
vision would only be- putting patch
here and there which would mar the sym.
mctIy of the ecclesiastical robe without
strengthening IT, The present indications
are that for that mcmbor of the Presby-
terrain body, IL not for the others, the
outcome of the controversy will be- the
formulation Of new creed, but wheth.
or Il viii be- ample enough to embrace
an the constructions individual minds
mt upon the teaching Of the Bible Is a
question for speculation
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
WALL STREET AND THE COUNTRY.
Couiier Burnnll

IN the light of history, partly written.
partly mWrtteu, IL b lille to denouuoe tho
o0uutry's dislnst of Wall street. Wan
street has ,,u4npd this dlstrust uud 40 iu.
tpiigeut man would propose 10 dral on 4
largo scale. with wan street pa any lihrr
ground than thnt Of merndicahle dislwlst
Wall street that g. the organized bank
ing interests of New York viii do only wnui
n huls pront ga doing, and q would as soon
plumber thp government as pluudu ANY NJ
our great inlnstrlal 0i transportation vonlpj'
Mics.
Just now Wall street that Is The aggregat.
"a VcIital which centers iu Wall street Is
chlmnring FOR h0nus, ANA threatens dire
disaster Ne the SrttelNfN ot thC Treasury
shall refuse 10 issue houds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

gets co ounery ~ emmy konsiderashnn.
When man limits his ideas "a what be
actooly knows he don't have much To tax
about.
when things go wrong thar Amt no use
IN growln' it simply acceerates tue down
hin motion an pieases yore enemies
Tho penitenumy IL full Nv bright and
promisin' boys who thought themselves too
bright aud maid too menny promises.
The sayln' that the Lord helps those who
helps themselves depends upon what yu help
yoreself 10.
Don't live beyond yore means. II YOU
want tn rob a man do It 10y force don't
win his confidence and malS him trust you
when you know you cant pay him.
The young man who won't believe any.
thing he can't understand has hard Eon-
tfast before him 10 believe euun to even
ern livln
Whom o Young man starts ont On maik
Twin BY bis Wits he starts ont tn hev
tho state supply it either Ia the penitcntliry
or the aims house
Thar's sumthiug singular about the admira-
shun a woman has in her baby fur sum
thing she dcspIsps 10 sumbody else's baby.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
FOSTERS LOCAL FORECAST

The storm WAVES will reach this
meridian and the other changes noted
will occur nt ntd within 100 miles OF
Fort Worth within twcnty-four hours
before or after sunset Of the dates given
below.
April 3O-Wind changing.
May Cooler and clearing.
May . Fair and cool.
May B. Moderniug.
May 4 Warmer
May o Storm wave on this meridian.
May G.-Wind changing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
lyNEEEfFESi
lI,II'.Gi3fSl;A

IN the district court y
suspend them from 1l''
allegations.
A few grasshoppfu ~ !
rearuucc In swlsheF aai =
but as yet have caused
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
4 BUSINESS MOVE.

Fort Worth Is talking aloui big trader's
display When ihe i'opk Island road Is com
pletcl To thht city. Something ~ tho kina
wCnld be- good ior Railroads, hotels and
eating houses tO say the least lf mer.
chants ami mnsinoss mea could be- Induced
iiOus.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
FOR SALE

Two Thousand Pounds Of Good BREWER Body
Type Tor Sale
THE GAZETTE has for sale 1000
pounds Of brewer body typo; been in
use only three months; good as new
win be sold IN lots OF 100 pounds and
moro 10 suit purchasers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
OF AND FOR FORT WORTH.


Fort Worth always gets whatever she
gors after The last thing WAS tho Rock
Island railroad This gives her fourteen
amy city In the South, and The Gazette n
always abreast or a little ahead OF Fort
Worth when ID comes la progress,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

Fort Worth "toots her horn" So persls.
tently that the people of The state are begin,
Ing to regard her as me leading city %
lpulOus
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
COTTON MILLS Hi
dlalilmor s.

That cotton MILLS 10 w (.
properly manlgol
mutual report Of ne
featuring company y w
submitted 20 the 49, n. 4
lngs of the colnp.i A
March l were Nvi'., .el',
dlVidend. which Is wv. /.
stock was paid and sss
for new machinery any 4
movements. The Ahk's'a
ihls as a wlnderfui rae a'.
VILE aud Yaucluae ll a.'..'
vile Manufacturing
built nd an expehse y
the profits ~ the u' s,s
orig inl capital Wa
surplus March l. lcAf
SBsl. u3LlT.
Subscribe for ne h"~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

Miss Della Neal bright young Jour.
naliot OF Lake Charles, was presented
with a medal by the State Woman
Christian Temperance Union IN session
at that place This shows that woman
work is appreciated by women notwith.
standing the constantly repeated asscr-
ton that women are always Jealous of
each other
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
CLOSING HOURS.

Tho bu siness department OF THE CA.
gETTT viii remain open until the time indi-
Gated below.
Saturdays. ............,., ......10p. m.
Euuuayb. ..s..,ss ..,...s....... ~. m
Other days in the week ........... W. m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

when he becomes a great artist AZ he IN.
pvil0bly must VI az pictures ne VIII paint
of the scenes Of the free life on thc prairiea,
the success OF the cowboy Of the plains
The difference between "tweedie dun"
and "tweedle dee" has never been salts
factorly adjusted. and the difference be-
tween hypnotism and magnetism has been
equally puzzllng Consequently we are
much obliged TO Professor Shadwel or
England who has made special Trip TO
Paris to settle this question and he says
'slhere Is no difference whatever"
Two learned doctors, one American and
the other English, are dlspuung over the
undivided iunnitlve. The Enellshman was
imprudcnt enough to say that good usage
DID not justify It, the American retorts by
quoting the names Of a majority of classic
writer's from the time OF wlckrTe, who have
been guilty OF this alleged abuse " Eng
fish ia using the cleft inhnitiye. Having
no alternative the Englishmnn then attacks
his opponent on his use OF the expression
"dops not have this he says Is nn Aneri.
can idlom. but can Or. Hall prove that II
Is not as common In England as In this
country
All those who can are going to Chicago,
OF course we are. II the cholera bacteria
does lmmlgrate along with the crowd which
Is coming from Europe. The majority Of us
would Ike to know what II Is going 10 cost
aud none " ms can tell. Railroad fares we
know. but board and lodging are the un.
known quantities which perplex, hence the
man who comes aud tells us the exact sum
hc will charge TO take this care away Is a
hpncfucior m not phllauthroplst whether
he means 10 Ice one or not one thing mny
bc depended upon. the clearinghouse keeper
the hotel man and the restHuranteur VIII
be shrcwd guessers aud they Will guage
their bills according 70 the depth " the
pocket We have not AN over plus and we
know "uil' Will be the remainder when the
last bill u paid.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30


Ia these DAYS Of machinery FOR labor
saving and the production of articles
OF luxury which would otherwise bc out
Of reach Of all but the wealthy. no home
IS complete without good sewing mu-
chine. This condition has been r,,,og-
nizcd boy the management uf The Gazette.
aud 20 meet the dcunud fur really
hrt-class maohIue nc price Within the
reach Of all, they have made an arrange.
ment with one Of the best factories ln
Che country TO supply them with their
best high-nrm machines al the whole
sale price, thus enabling them 70 offer TO
the readers of The Gazette machine
In every respect as good Az those sold In
regular sewing machine dcpou for 500
10 $40 at the very low price OF S23, which
we make 10 the Subscribers 10 the Week.
ly Gazette Those who are not now sub
scribcrs, boy remtting SD viii receive
the Weekly Gazette ono year aud this
handsome aud valuable machine. It Is
also offered to subscribers Of the Daily
Gazette at S23, or S3i for the machine
aud the Daily Gazette one year. Tho ma
chine and the Sunday Gazette one year
500
No man with proper love Tor his
family can afford 10 see bis wife toll
aud struggle with the greatest bugbear
A farmers wife has TO dread, the fam.
ily sewing, without an effort to relieve
her of this burden,
The Introduction Of good sewing ma.
chine into the family marks new era
In that household, aud at once cleyates
the social position Of the entire family
brings the roses back 10 the mothers
checks, sends the chudrcn on 10 school
neatly clnd, and The equals of an
neighbors; takes the edge of the moth
er's tongue and makes the fathers days
those Of peace and quiet enjoyment.
The machine offered 20 lbs subscribers
by The Gazette is a high arm, finely
finished, superb machine, aud Is sold
with a guaranty that it Is all Il Is claimed
60 be- and that Il viii do the work Of any
similar machine in the world. without
regard 10 the celeDrity OF tue MAKER name
or the fancy price attached to H. Get a
machine and Rad The Gazette a year
for S24.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

The Illinois House Of Representatives
has voted 10 submit constitutional
amendment TO give the legislature abso.
lutte control OF all questions relating to
wages paid 20 persons in the employ of
corporations. Illinois, which happens TO
Boz the homo Of Hon. John v. Farweu
Us evidently in sore need Of a sprinkle of
Texas conservatism.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30


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Clothes Bars. 4 sec.lc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

The Fort worth Gazette says the Dallas
rapid transit line is assured. The Fort Is
q rustliug town.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

Oiy Tho Gazette phllosopherl
allus Ike a man Ia bee positive thet he's
rte but / don't like him IA be positive
every body else IS wrong.
When boy gets too proud IN show him.
self ~ be under his lnother's control. he
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

The terrible storm that swept away
the siontest houses In Cisco also leycled
the wires. But, by dnt OF extraordinary
effort, The Gazette is enabled 10 present
lbs readers this morning with a report IN
detail of the work of the storm king,