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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01

restore II {, lu honored position in the
currency.
That IS The truth. aud the people west
Of .be Mississippi river are az much en-
titlcd to know q as those east d the
Mississippi. II /; be reasonable in The
Gazette TO tell the truth, then II belongs
10 a noble baud Of traitors. chief among
whom are senators Vest, Coke, Nor
gan, Daniel. George. Colquitt, Harris,
Ransom. Berry. and other honored sons
Of the South. not to speak Of the gallant
band in the lower house Of congress.
which 20 brayely contended against Fed.
eral patronage and moneyed intrigue.
There is another authority on this sub
ject which We think no supporter Of the
administration will dispute. It Il well
known by every reader Of newspapers
that the bankers Of the East took the
lead IN the agitation for the unconditional
repeal OF the Sherman law. They began
the panic by their policy toward the
interior aud by their loud proclamation
OF want of confidence We presume
1t viii be admitted that they know as
well as anybody else what they are
there for.
An address was recently issued by the
president and the chairman Of the execu-
tive council OF the American Bankers
association 10 The members Of that body
posiponing the annual Convention. which
was TO have been held at Chicago Sept.
q and Z. II Is suggested in this address
that In the absence Of an expression on
the subject Of finance by the association
10 influence the action Of congress, the
individual bankers Of the country should
go TO work TO bring "lhe power Of public
opinion to bear upon congress by myOk-
ing the aid Of the press and by Sending
petitions and letters TO senator's and
representatives urging repeal Of the pur-
chasing clause Of the Sherman act
Aud the purpose:
Listen:
"The repeal of this clause IL de-
mnnded In the interest Of those fa-
voring gold standard"
This is the declaration of the American
Bankers association, through H. highest
officers, who know very well what they
are about.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01
THEY KNOW WHAT THEY ARE
AFTER

At the recent mass meeting In this city
for the purpose Of passing resolutions
endorsing the financial policy Of President
Cleveland and his message to congress
each speaker emphasized the Insertion
that he himself was bimelalllst, and
contcndcd that the action OF the prcsi-
dent was not hostile to bimelallism, An
the resolutions adopted In Texas by the
supporters OF abe national administration
la the prcqept contest arc Of tho annr
az, -,
tenor The second paragraph ui me reso'
lutlons pnsstd by a inpetiur AT Mexiu
NJ i.. A. -, -.
'Alleu 70 NhnorHe lhN prNluchl 1eauN'
ecnaiora and representatives IN congress The
adoption OF such legislation either ut the
present called or the next regular session
ars of siyer ea1 Ee"p lRe same ON a
parity with gold.
Tho sinccrltv nf tbts cxnrcssi,, amt
of others of like sentiment Ia not to be
d,,J,,,l ma ,,oo,i, - M.
sV"''.', ,"y Pevpv VI i'N"e w. ;"
iHct u unit In favor Of the enlarged use
80 su,.. ,,,,.,. 40. -. $50.
ga aNN'' - ""H'S -hu' ~ H''iN i'p-
sentative Of gold, resting on the promise
of redemption In sold. ia which case 1t
Is far less desirable us a medium of OK.
change than grcenhacks.
I'm The East. whore monometallism IL
populnr. no prctonsc il made of he do
s,,n IA rnh sIlver or vhntovcr monry
oral,ty rcmalns 10 II rho fr,nt Jecln.
roron hy ,hn Chieogn Herald In Its issno
~ 80 90, on H. 49, samn,o ~ uSa
u,o-a,.s, ,riT ,.hJ., ,ho od,niais,r,,tn,,
s an,,'a.,,S aa. - n,a Ntl'sissnn, r,vns,
n rp''1' wv ~, 'a' ,,o,o w n,oce ma,,ors
dlstinguishcd merit Of Senator Palmcr's
gtcet speech y That 4 s,Tlps on cvrry
nn ass '' an 6st6 SidSs ~ ihS money uncs
lion. There % no such thleg a. ,hlmsi,
;essther snivsa ' The crrdlt ~ he soycTn
ment Is pledged IN ,encgt 70 rclcom lhe
enins , egsl olisti SSu s,Ser VA demous'
ilEcd ny tho sherman act 4 was reduced
,.s eo,nmSu'iS gHep'TlrSsSS' ,sr 9SS pngS,
by she government IS not coiaeI for use rs
money Solg Is the money , s'andSrd IN
ntfated by senator Palmer Is as hls rs
ipp9nntail, should DO percgpuplc, even
not ' ssS il, "ametaliismA "a a shadow
a ghost Y win not SAVE from exposure
any man VINO attempts " niue oehlhu "
"a N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01

~, 40, o, 80. ID.
,r, p-N i.,, rex" aug 7i'-lSpeciai,j-
ihe 9'NA'loh Army tonight mad big
time In the auditorium of the city hall.
Major and Mrs Sprv mo 80 oar,.
,,,r1,rs 40 nj. H., -.
'H"u"''s VI !us u'strI'' were present
and Salvation Army cople We're mar
ricd. About 1900 spectators We're pres
ent A street p1rade tool nlocn a,r1y
in tho evening commended ~. C,n,,i,,,
e4'"s' 'oiNli'Hueu ny SAptaIAs
Gearpeart,
Colonel Darwin AIarmadnke came in
from Soutb aud r,sr u, a.
H.. IN. eN"' ',.-S EVEN
ms ne 'o'onei says the iree silver sem
uWeht Is stronger In Texas than in Mis-
souri,, and in the latter state no man
has n rbnst AZ a., o,,a,,o, =, ~, .'''
Los suoS' VI vhahee TO De returned
70 congress VINO Is against the white
metal.
A two-storv brick bupa'r, ., Uro.a...
street, owned by j. il. Wnev. tie e col.
early hour this morning T n are %, IL an
Vas valued ut $1,000 and insured for
$1,000 A year ago a huiIding nv, ~
same Site was DESTROYED Nv Frns III n, lne
occupied by Slider K Son. seioon " "nS
groceries: &. V. Rowan irn'r-,i.t a, my
j. II. Claypool, market. Slider WAS III" in.
'oi9I losses.
Harry Page of Kaufman couptr
81 K! with G,Guqtcrfeiiing, was brought
McC9mpbell to-day. lie was 81 he eI,I' for for
trlal IN The sum of $500. Cous,derobIe
counterfeit coin was found by The ofIircr
Neolse W. J1lonicl. the well-k nov.,i
insurance man; received a telegram from
;n iS SISTER al Milton, n. Y. this morn.
III announcing that his father. Isaac
JNlonick; ST. had been run over he ~
IsIe,9id1,u, killed. Also request that Mr.
na,1uieh come AZ once. Mr.. Jalonick Ia
p paI T., Tor the North on the first train.
"I" .he remains VIII he brought 10 Tev,
80 pN MN Tor interment The deceased
WA, Was tgsldent Of Wichita Fails. and
"Is N,Siung friends In New York
tIn,,,, ~ C9Neatt iiied suit against the
ddUus t3 ana IeXas Central railroad in.
ga,,si nc cll!lins 100000 damages for per.
s9lhl injuries, or alleged personai ii'{,,
rs Is lalhuu II 20 years old, and W.as
s si ~ train while walking alnno
w IN, .l"c N.
s, ne Sl'y council met tonight and IN.
Siruc.eu Mayer Cochran to issue n nrn-
naniinuuuh Hhl'ihg upon the peonIe az
~ ,siI n 70 observe ,next Monday as Ia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01
A PROMINENT DEMOCRAT.

DALLAS Tex, Aug 31.--(Special.)-
Tho Gazette correspondent talked with
n prominent Democrat today, who is just
home from the North. He said; "a dis
agreeable surprise awaits the Democrats
In the fall elections. Mckinley is GER
tain to defeat Neal for governor of Ohio
by a majority ranging from 1900 to
$4,000. Gov Boics, running for third
term in Iowa, Is certain to be swamped
owing to the apathy Of the Democrats
and enthusiasm of the Republicans. II
would not surprise me II BOics Is de
fentcd by 10000 majority. In not u
single middle or Western state is Demo
cratic success possible this year. Presi-
dent Cleveland has pnr0lyzed a large
element Of the party by his Eight upon sill
yer and the Democratic congress did the
rest In the event Of the Republicans
endorsing the Populist ticket In NirgiuiH
O'Fern II Will hnvc a hard fight to win
He struddled the silver question, just
voting for one of the amendments 20 tie
silver I'LL and following that vote up
with unoihcr for unconditional repeal
Senator Daniel may be able to pull the
stite ticke. through by his eloquence
ani his masterful tight for the white
metal In New York. where secretary
Of state and other minor uilic ns and a
justice Of The supreme courts are to be
yo. ID for Senator Hill will lead the
fight, and may win. despite The mug
wuinps and the cold-bug Journals. The
outlook Is very dark for Demo,ratic sue
ccls In any quarter, however. this fall.
Watch The returns and you will see that
| In o true prophet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01
RoYAnIsrs' WORN


roNoY1uu Aug ~. VI NJ
HONOLULU a aus ~. s,,assfsI
cisco, Cal, Aug o. su<if
wai-Thursday evening W
,.,, IN nossession of facts -
was III p Do. ~ nnseat Iir'..
to an attempt 70 u-ssr.1I.l ~
shall Hitchcock had SUN u
,a,,,a.t Ashford Bpdi
10 cohnest ,,hro,,. took y, 4
scheme. No oulple ,','. q, u w
miral Skerratt put the "" w.. a, ~
o unu'r ,,, T,uv was cosisurliis 4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01

ALvARAno. Tex, Aug. 3i.--CSpccial)
Acting upon the petition of about 100
voters the county commissioners have
ordered a load option election to be held
On Saturday. Sept. ., in this justice pre-
cinet, The campaign has not yet opened
up sufficiently 20 base an Intelligent opn-
ion. During the campaign OF 1857 for
state prohibition this prreinct gave the
pr0hihinonists majority OF lOa. The
hrst gun OF the campaign was fired this
morning in shape of circular FROM citl.
gems Of Grandyiew endorsing local op.
ton,a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01
HOW rHEY LIKE IT.

STEPHENV1LLE, Tex, Aug. 81
Special Your reporter went out on
the street yesterday and TO the question:
How are you pleased with legislation
at Washington and what effect will it
have on the country received the fol-
lowing reply:
Hon II. T. King (nt'orney and Popu-
list: / think the Democratic party is
ruined, especially in the South and West,
and expect no permanent financial relief
from present administration
j. U. Vincent DEM: l think it the
wlsast act any United States congress
ever did, l zegin TO see light behind
the clouds the first time for thirty years
Lee Young attorney and Dem):
think it will restore confidence and turn
the money loose. Silver is not dead yet.
j. J, Bennett district attorney: Don't
like it,,
Mayor Rumph (PopullsO. Don't like
it, think it another blow Of the classes
q. A. Rucker DEM; I think it a
most patriotic act
Ex-senator Frank; Tho simple repeal
Of the sherman act alone will not give
this country any permanent relief; may
It9ANIN 'pHuutlte temporarily. Oul VIII
give no permanent relief. What the cOun-
try needs is additional financial lcgish-
ton TO fully and permanently restore
confidence and protect silver as a money
| and increase the money circulation and
correct the ills Of Il high protective tariff
| When these things are done in fairness
and justice to all alike. the country will
| take no new life and business will pros.
per and values viii be normal aud stable
Mcpc Rel Oem): | endorse the
| action and believe they have done what i,
best for tho people.
John =. Hyatt cashier bank: / thinl
| Il the best thing that could have beer
| done for the people; confidence will ID
restored and business will begin to I'm
| prove Us soon as 1t passes the upper
| house
The above Is the expression Of few
of our leading professional and bushes,
men, but from the boys from the fork
| CT the creek comes general complaint
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01
WILL WIN.

WACO. Tex, Aug. 31.-(Special)-
Charles Nine, the negro who was shot
last night, is still alive but the wound is
considered fatal. The ball passed through
the kidneys and lodged just under the
skin in the back. William Mitchell, the
of his work.
Col Il. NJ. Wynue of Fort Worth is
in tha city. He said the black iiaggers
were still "chawinE" ON his letter, but
his ideas would win in the cnd, and
particular emphasis was placed on the
word win" He is in the city on bush
ness.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01
JOHN snEItMAN's TESTIMONY.

Mr., Sherman in his speech in the sem
ate Wednesday arswtcd that the panic
in this country was caused by the sale
Of our securities on forced market by
English holders, who were compelled to
dispose Of them summarily, to save their
home institutions from going down In
the wreck caused by the collapse Of Ar
gentiue securities. II Mr. Sherman is
highland he has been appealed to Us
the highest authority on finance by the
organs Of the admlnstratiou-tho status
of our currency had nothing to do with
our troubles. which would have been as
severe " every dollar in circulation hcrc
had been q gold dollar The sad expert
cncc Of Australia with It's gold standard
which also suffered from an abrupt call
10 help England out Of It's dilemma,
proves that Mr. Sherman is right
Tie only cause Of home origin for the
late panic was the conspiracy on the part
of New York banks, denounced by both
Presidents Harrison and Cleveland. to
force the government to issue gold bonds
for their benefit.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01

The storm waves will reach this mcrl
dian and the other changes noted viii
occur at and within 100 miles Of Fort
Worth within twcnty-f0ur hours of sun
set Of the dates given below;
Ang. 2T-NlodcMtlng.
Aug. 9S-Wnrmcr
Aug 20 Storm wave on this meridian.
Aug. 30-Wind changing,
Aug. Al Cooler and clearing.
Sept. Flair aud cool
Sept. 2-ModeratinR.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01
LOCAL OPTION ELECTION.

dRANBURY. Tex, Aug. 81
(special)--A local option election was
ordered to be held for this precinct on
September o. Since then # was learned
the application was inartistically drawn
and the matter wonld not stand II ear
rie1 So the order was rescinded. 1t
will come no at next court A local
option election will be held in the Llpan
precinct. ibis county. ON September 9.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01
HALL corNrY PRosPEcTs.

MEMPHIS, Tex, Aug 30.--CSpecial)
The late rains have put fine season
in the ground and farmers are busily
preparing for wheat-sowing. Some In
tend putting in as much as 300 acres,
all will SOW MS much rs or more than last
year thereby demonstrating that the
Hal county farmers are not in the least
discouraged by the depression Of times.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01

Axter. To1, Aug. 31.-(special)-Bob
Garrison whnksdunk was thrown from
his horse and killed last night. He had
been drinking for some little time and
mounting his horse started home in II
bIs horse threw him. with the above re-
suits. He was found dead this morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01
YOUNG oouNr ELncrIoN.

GRAHAM. Tex Aug Si.-jSpecial)-
The commissioner court OF Young coun.
" on petition of $50 qualified voters,
have ordered an election to be held ON the
0 day Of September, to determine whether
or not the sale OF intoxicating liudors
shan he prohibited in said county.
Much interest "a being tnken In IN,
matter; aud the prs are conddeat Of
success
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01

~ Page for passing counterfeit money.
He WAS carried to the county jail.
Sunday night rs Mr.. Pmtman and fam
ily were coming to church the team he
came frightened. ran away. throwing
the entire family out, seriously injuring
his aged mother and wife.
A revival is being held ut the Method
ist Episcopal church with great inter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01
l IAloNTcK KnhEn.

WICHITA FALLS, Tex Aug, al
tSpeciall News was received here to-
day Of the killins of /. Jalonicb in New
York city this m2ruing by railway ae-
eident. lIo Is an old resident of This
plaza and the father Of Mrs. DR. East-
land, who was with him al the tlme.
He has three sons. one living Ia Dallas.
the other two ia oklahoma City.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01
HAMILTON NOTES.

HAMILTON, Tex, Aug. 3t.-Cspe-
cl1l1-F!nc rains have visited all parts
of this county, which will greatly benc-
tit late cotton. 1t will also insure plenty
OF stock WATER which has hcen badly
needrd, and make the fall sheep range
very fine Cotton will yield over one
fourth OF crop.
Work began ON the new $4,000 iail
this morning and It will De completed
by january 1.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01
INSTANTLY KiLLED.

NEW BIRMINGHAM Tex, Aug. 81.
-CSpccial.)-Bill Gray. a negro boy aged
10 years, while shooting rabbits in the
suburbs of town. was instantly killed
by the breech pin of his gln blowing
out, breaking through the skull and pene-
trating the brain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01

An Associated Press dispatch from the
City of Mexico says; Business condI-
lions hero are in remarkable contrast to
those In the United States. There have
been no large failures, The banks are
IN better condition than for long time.
with large cash deposits" Mexico has a
silver standard, and by The logic of the
gold monomctallisis should now be in the
last stage of distress.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01
a PECULIAR CASE.

MOUNT VERNON. Tex, Aug. al
lspeeiall-7A few days ago a man calling
his name A. L. George, and representing
hinseh TO ee an eS-,pnyict "a the Texas
peni'cn'iary, having hocn paNloned by the
soSenor' came to chs place aud engaged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01

Who want 10 keep M with Texas news
will Ind the Daily Gazette on aale at the
following places;
Grand Pacific hotel news stand.
Palmer House news stand.
Leland motel n0wA stand.
Auditorium cigar and news stand
Hotel DcSnto news stand
Wells T. Sigera. $50 state street.
Hotel Hayden, lJ2 aud 16i Thlrty-sixth
street.
Texas Binding. Jackson park.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01
STUMP AT wFNrHERFoRD.

wEArHERFoRD. Tex, Aug 81
tSpccian. -rhe Peoples pargs cham
piou. Stump Ashhy, is in the city to-
day, He will speak at the court house
on Saturday next in favor OF his cause
\ good mauy people are expected in
FROM the surrounding country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01
KEMP NOTES.

KEMP Tex, Avg 3l.-tSpeciaD. 49,
late Yesterday evening Constable Dun.
eau arrest ! olan Boggs several miles
south Of here. lie is wanted for theft
Not being able to give bond he was an.
fi,ed 10 The county JAN. Others arc i'm
h l,l npi arrests have not vel been
fhis Wegni9E Constable Duncan and
be leasneD arrested al TSiosa Nj = u fsE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01

GALVESTON Tex ,,, ~ ,','ssss =
ci,iS-Tle rrca Of hl .s,s ',esiisi
nights map Is over '''' NJ ~
eastwards 70 the iaAs ,s .niss
pressure Is over The e, gulii ,i ~
III, The ., tep peSger nd RA. r.
Stationary el.swheTSs.; ,as o,ii Y
The weather y Spicsty Hie' si
trn portion q M ,, md soul "
staies. and is Esaer s.l'--
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01
THE GAZETTE: Fl WORTH TEXAS FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 1888
enlerel lhc iall 10 breakla.t the pri.0n.

entereJ tho jan 10 breakfast Die prson'
ers,
Tbcy did thei- work we'll On unlock
ing the outer door 1t fell from ils hinges
having been sawed almost completely on
and would not therefore sustain its own
weight, On examination It was Iolhu
prisoners had sawed everything as well
as the outer door and had bid theli
WORT by filing the savings with soap,
which they covered over with the iron
dust
on careful search of the Jail and
prisoners no tools could be found with
which they did the work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01
.ArrnNprHp JAN BRRAKING.

ABILENE, Tex, Aug. 3l,-lspgdan
What would have proved to have been
a successful aitaup; at Jail breaking
was discovered here this morning by
Depats sheriff CUNNINGHAM when he
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01
BLAcKIACKs FIRST BALE.


BLACKJACK. Tex. Aug. 3l.-fSpe-
cial)-Mr, Lee Garrett Of Miller Grove
sold the brst bale Of cotton of the sao-
son today, 1t was boagh, by Brewer 4
Greaves for 5000. and was clnssed
strict middling.
FARMERS are busy picking, and the crop
promises 10 be little over HE urernr,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01
POSTMASTER ARRSTHI

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Ari Va
cial. O-Postmaster Sale o. w
was arrested and placed llll', ~ y
the charge Of making illF ' ~.
the government with a NleN y II
his compensation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01

GALVESTON Iel s., Sc ~
c;al.)-Foreca>t mar ,,.,.llt. srFt X
ho,.rs cudins = ulia y, ,rs,s.. ~ Z,
soutnwesr Texas i "
pcpature. Mir. eAstts.
t.lst o yAs soutlisrn ia.Id
except probable ,..',yesl.ar~
Hon. Stationary
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01

Senator sherman rot very hot under the
collar in denying the charge that silver
was surepttiously dcmonrtized in 1873
IN view of the seniors relation to that
disrepuiOhlc transaction, his wrath at be-
lug reminded of 1t Is not only natural
but excusablc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01
Thrown OUT.

HILLSBOkO, Tex, Ang, ~
cial)-'rhc postal authorities ? !, ss 4.
seized and excluded from the nv, ,s
2OOO copies Of the lliHsboTe WA 4,
rected to subscribers, on aceos =
containing Il lottery adVeTilss''''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01

IL is gratifying TO observe that some
Of the worst calamity howlcrs with refer
ensc to the affairs of Texas in 1902 are
loudest in praise OF The condition OF
Texas In is0S They understand now
that Texas was saved by putting on the
hrNkes IN time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01

The strength shown by Texas business
enterprises during the crisis will. neces-
sarily, Invite the attention of capital 10
this state, aud the good condition Of the
farmers will bring an army Of home
seekers into the sttte this fall.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01
becn lasea oat Of i in tae last lfleen

Mr.. Kilsore's kick against the adoption
Of The Reed rules By tho Democratic ma
jority in congress. affords proof enough
that his boot is still enlisted In behalf
Of good government aud old-fashionad
Democracy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01

The best way to put a stop to, labor
troubles like those in Chicago Is to adop,
such legislation as win provide, as far
as legislation eau do &, for industrial
activity that Will furnish wo.s to those
who are willing TO work,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01

M MAII,-IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PAID
bsiiy nnI SW,d@y' siy r1onfhE 800. 4 10
Daily and sunday, three months..'... *
The Sunday GlEette 40 TO q paseoo m
TS Sso sssS8aiws;ciij Giaaleite 'dG pages. %
Daily. delivered by carriers IN the city
and all towns and cities where thefc me
local agents, % cents week or AlVo per
month,
nemit by bank draft. express or, money
pfder Do not send Individual check.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01

An early fan. which already seems TO
be assured. will dispel the fear of an
invasion Of this country by cholera and
yellow fever Jack Frost will be a well
come visitor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01
Highest price pla II
old gold anddlrsE at I
A. Boerner's

with her Il few weeks sklRA is =
unknown. On her complaint ~
was run in on charge Of 6arE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01

The county not represented at the state
fair will be advertised by its absence
but 1t will not be the kind Of advertise
ment that attracts immigration and cap
iial
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-01

The 500 dollar will nev,r sei down to
parity with real estate aud labor val.
ucs' until frte coinage puts it there. but
6 Large amount Of wind aih water have
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