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Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-08-08
In spite OF the sherman Law

WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-Gold in the
treasury is daily increasing. 1t stands
today $102. POI 1896, or $2,291 1895
above the reserve.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-08-08
The Report Denied.

BERLIN, Aug. 6.-The Italian embassy
here officially denies the truth of the re-
port that treaty has been concluded
between Italy and Russia.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-08-08
Another Cotton nIiIl CIosed.

BURLINGTON. VT, Aug. S.-The VII
nooskie wooden, merino and cotton mills
in this city has shut down.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-08-08
New Goods.
New Goods.
AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE

We have just opened beautiful line of
Limoges China Of our own Importation
in Dinner Sets. Plates. Cups and Sauccrs, A.
ID. Coftes, Chocolate Sets. Olive Pin nad
Comb Trays, BON Bon Boxes, Salad Dishes,
etc. We wish to specially mention the his
torcaI plates. They of the fads in
China Our line of Domestic and Imported
Tumblers com prises over 60 varieties. We
have Inc ef etched and cut that VIC are
offering Ba-gains In. They come one dozen in
a case and make suit able presents. Until the
1st of August vxe will give a handsome Jap
ancse cup and saucer with every purchase
amounting to Sc and over. Visit our sterc.
We can saf,1y say that we bave the finest
and largest stock in North Carolina and
prices the 10 west.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-08-08
COCA COLA,
AROMATIC EGG PHOSPHATE,
HIRES ROOT BEER.

Besides these Ice Cream Soda, Pineap-
pie Snow, Peaches and Cream arc more
popular than ever.
In drugs our stock is as complete as it is
possible to be.
We also carry a fine line of druggist sun
dries. Strangers will find our stock in this
line far better than is expected of q town
this size.
We have just received a very pretty new
novelty in the Columbian Pen Knife, aIumi-
mum handles, and three good steel blades.
We only have few and will sell for 81
each. Very suitable as Worlds Fair
Souvenir.
Don't leave Ashcville without calling at
our store. Open evenings till Il O'Clock
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30
THE CHICAGO WAY.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-When
shown cablegram from Vienna regard
ing the anarchist plot there, Chicago
official in this city said it was well
known to the Chicago secret service
police that the anarchists of Vienna,
Paris and London Were in constant COM
munication with those of New York
and Chicago "A plot similar TO that
discovered in Vienna was unearthed IN,
Chlcago year and n half ago, but
nothing. was said about II for fear 1t
Hlght inJure the fair. The reds were
arranging to blow up the city hall and
several buildings in course OF erection.
MAJOR Mclaughrey, then general super-
lhtehuent OF the Chicago police, by vigor-
Gus action nipped it In the bud One of
ms seqret service men attended num-
peT OF anarchists meetings a number
OF leaders We're brought TO his Office. He
tod them he know there were fanatics
among them willing to sacrifice their
lives for what they believed Ia he Tho
good of mankind Now said Mr. Ma
lAughrey, IL there Is anv dynamite
sshnrowing done ~ any Of your fanatical
followers we. viii pay little attention TO
them, but will arrest every one Of vonr
leaders and agitators and a bigger hang.
NE man ever occurred before IN f'bicago
WI follow. This plain talk had the de,
slrel effect and the reds became less
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30
THE coMANcHE COUNTRY.


DUNCAN, |. IT,. Sem. oe--(Snacioil
An enilusi,stic mac. ,,,,,..i.,.. -, =. >,
4, i-N's uiee.'"s WIS hln
J" Tue pouru OF trade hall on Sept. 20
for the purpose of discussing the WAYS
md means Of nroc,,rirg a., ..,,t,. .,,a,,l,,..
80 ~, -. '''' s-'' openins
v. 'ne N"ul'iiche RESERVATION ana the
election Of delegates TO the statehood con-
vention M Purcell on SAM IA M a.
1o,,.i,,,, z...l...i... - 1S iVi-
"''oHs were huoP'eu'
Nhereas, the recent opening Of the
Cherokee strip for settlement has provcn
concIpsivelv IA tho citizons 30 AZ It,,,.I
c.a.., ~. ~ "a '.e SAi.eu
SUITS lhAt an pupilc lands should i'm
mediately be opened for settlement to
meet the demands of the monv ,lisaunoint.
- ,..., -,
w nouieseeherS' anu realizlng there are
thousands homeless and footsore, now
crowding nronnd tho bord.ra az tho
C,,,.,,,,.i,. 81 ri.
N''",i''ue anu hlo"h ressrNauons' eager
TO gam a home.
and. whereas. these reservations nra
now and have boon for number az
years IN the hands of lnree cottle tings
who YEARLY reon grnat benefits tber.Srn1n
while The poor InJior pats bnt {; cants
per acre and The Vol poorer Whit nnn
Is Struggling on Iopinr and trnstine.
now. therefore
"pe II rcsnlyod +bo. ,ra ,a,a o;,izars
of Dnpron nnJ vici,itt, mo-. ,,,'o,, congress
on5 thc interior dan"rimant tn bnke actior
NJ onne tn,.,J o,,,,i, NO. ~
for nnbIic settlement And furtl,er .''''''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30
MArABELEs WARNING.

cAPETowN, Sept. 2o.-sIotabeles
are raidins in force sixty miles w,st
OF Fort Salisbury. Most alarming re.
ports reach here about their doings A
number of settlers have been killed
their houses burned, cattle driven away
and crops destroyed. The audacitv of
Matabele warriors causes CONSERVATION
about Fort Salisbury, which. with Fort
Victoria, Is preparing for m attoci.
Settlers who. managed TO escape are dee.
III III dof lheir lives, abandoning all their
forts, At the forts all available mon ere
being armed, equipped and drilled 10,
war, as dangerous uprising i now TS
admitted to be In progress. In addi,ion
to killing settlers who have faIien y, ~
linear hands, the Matabeles are said ~ ~
t Se eeeonling most atroeions toward Il
women t ana children, and indisnatioi
degree. terrlpie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30
NEWS AND NOTES.

In quaint old Nantucket Is to he seen
the HOUSE IN which Lucretia Mott was born.
II Is u large frame structure, win lne
"hlp roof which distinguished the Efforts
H. MS wide, inauy-panel WlmupW' ann u
hospltahe doorway. Wh TWO nishla OF sieps
leading sldwn to the street. Il NOW has q
coat " fashionable cream-white paint hut
Is otherwise unchanged.
"OM Hundred" has hccn yariousiy, as
cribe1 10 De- Martin Luther, Or. john
Duwlaul ana william Frauck. DR.. Lowell
Mason wfutc quite trcltisr On the Oh
tune IN 1893, saying emp1Aucaly mat ~
i5i0 Put later musical historians ana
auilqunrhns who have Investigated more
closely, sly It was composed by Louis bQur-
gC1is who was born about 1860 anu llel
about lai2-some say IN The ian.4ere OF ST.
bartholomew VI France, l55l-'52.
historical society has been organized
On ChtNer county, Pa, 10 mark places
~ histlicll Interest with memorial stones,
beginning with the Brlndywiuc battlefield
and following the movements " the Amerl-
can unl British fOrCpS In tie Revolutionary
war, 81 TINS tle lines Of march may be
traced along the roads OF the county
The street money-cliaugcr ~ IN Interest
Ing character In Spanish cities. He stat
lions himself at q principal street corner
carry every morning Anh eyritnnrrs n t'ns
OF copppts. for silver By 10 o'clpeS Ills bag
IL ,biiaustcd and he goes home. All tht
servants on their way 20 market get ihell
muhey changed by hm as they are not
sknlfu IN counting AMI afraid OF falst
Culus. He gives them full count. his cop
ptfs being obtnincl from the bGnkerf1, who
get rld Of their coins at a discount
/ in st. Louis they believe that Sunday
( was made for mum. They have opened az
/ Industrial school for teaching drawing nnt
I tho principles NJ mechanics and inathe
/ natics as well as other branches needle
/ 10 complete technical education. II wi,
] h. open 10 men aud w0nen WHO are to'
/ much occupied during The week 10 study.
Everybody knows the pretty little forget
fne.n0t and Hikes the flower more pcrhap
! because Of its name than It's beauty. Hos
I WAS Il cnlled2 The Germans account for I
| by quite a pathetic romance. IL seems tina
| once upon q time knight and lady wcr
! walking by the bank " tho Danube, whCi
the iftcr asked her "gallnnt gay 10 pucl
her tiny blue flower which she saw grow
Ing In the stream. No sooner said thn
done, but the knight overwhelming, fel
/ into the river, and, owing 10 tile slipper
nature OF the bank and the weight Of nj
own arnl0r was carried away by the cut
rent. Az he threw the flowers ashore {
hts lady he c:cd out with his last breatl
"Verciss meln nicht.' tForget-me-not
And ,ivcr since the flower has been locke
ON as the emblem OF fidelity.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

The report tlnt the NEGROES are aban-
doriug the Republican party in the
South may be- true in a measure. though
the peater pnrt Of that race viii cling
to the Republicans until habits of indie.
pendence Of thought are acquired. The
appeal TO a negro's sense of gratitude is
very fetching one, and the knowledge
they have of politics Is embraced in the
Idea that the Republican party freed
them. That is enough to keep the negroes
IN the Republican party until they can
think for themselves and understand that
the citEens relation to Tie state de-
mands that he take care Of his present
sclf ra,hcr thnn devote himself as a
ssoridoe 70 gratitude for past fayors.
1t wiil be long time before there will
b. desertions enough from the Republican
party to make q respectable black streak
in the Democratic ranks. That the
negroes are better OF az Democrats does
not count in ne argument. for they can
not be made 10 see It that way
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

AN UNNATURAL COMBINATION.
Not monv weeks ago the silver states,
saaip,, tbnt the demand for repeal Of
m, siiver-coinaee law came from those
sr,,os that wore enjoying the benefits
n nrotectjye tariff. made overures
=. I,o D.pocrnts nf the South for an
oTorsivc aud defensive alliance ON the
t,sts of ..fr., trade and foe coinage"
Tn Tho senot, and In the house represent
otves from Colorado. Nevada, Idaho and
otber siver.nrodpcinr states threatened
T.. rcv.nc. ,bcmsolvcs nrninst the East
i,y vnting IN repooI fine tnriff. The idea
"ioolr among the people. I.eticrs CONF
inc from Colorado bear this stamp ON
m. enyelope. "Free Coinage or Free
Tr,dep The proposed allinnee made
hut uttIe bo,dwnv. however. among the
Dnuocr,ts who fol, bnt tbev Ind votes
nnou,b In congress TO mass nny thrift bin
r,ey wanted. and no necessity existed
far entnnalps themselves in a political
oil,,nco
Tbe tbrent neveribsless. has had an
cfert ma protected borons are fright
e,ed and willing to max. terms. senator
Cameron of Penpsylyania. the most dis
tInetiyc representntiye Of tbe protected
interests. makes advances TO the silver
men. looking 10 n combination in congress
of tbe me,pbers who want a HIGH tnrif
ond tbose ,ybo want froe silver Tho
Alnnufocturers' club. an organization Of
-, 60.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

In the death Of Colonel w. L. Malone
which occurred recently in Fort Worth
the country loses an honest man, journal,
ism one Of its brightest stars and Texas
one of her noblest and most patriotic
sons; Serving his country as a formal.
Isl, he worked increasingly for the ele-
Nauqh oil MS profession and passed from
knew him. May his eternal sleep be ono
OF peace and may his reward IN ihe
world TO come be crown Of fadeless
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30
FIvn NnaRons nANarn.

ATLANTA. Ga. sept 20.-At Mount
Vernon, Montgomery county, this noon.
i've negroes were hanged at one time
from q scadold, Three murdered Alex
Peterson Inst July. Another killed 1
D-year5gld child, the 9Th killed Il negro
lhoraands were prcaent. Iede N th. H.,
hanging Ia the county since tir War
HE names 81 the mutdorers are, Hiram
lNeobs, I'll Brwingipn. l.ucicn Manu-
Russ Strickland and Weldon Conion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30
TWO BURNED TO DEAN
In a Mattress Factory FI,s :, /,
Orleans. = Ae1

NEW ORLEANS. Ia
t ., broke out this morning II 4 ~ y;
tress factory owned by NJ + Z /, nat
at 4;3o, and the proprieto, IL a. ss''s
named Noah .Alexandet NJ, ~ "a. Z neF'|
death death, The fire started ii IL S y. \
burned rapidly. No one W. ~ 'saf saa
to be in the building untll ". ','i9'sl
showed at a window $50 fac /
diately. ran up a ladder t'isl-n luue. +
was dead when Reached oaI lhe ma
were burned to a cAm ~ llnhs
disclosed the body of AI.,ti la1Iesanlla
had burned to a crisp ar 55', EGG, WIKI
nizIble. Foster occupied X. W Hnittl,
building as reslilen., ~ p9qf q ihs +
wife and daughter. Fc,,s,a ny ie,Fe' .
known Mason. y''s' ~ 2 VEL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

Of Mr. l.. IT, Lewis. who T. m expert
IN this line. Persons owning or hay-
ing the control Of inventions should SEQ
or address Mr. Lewis az 210 Main street.
Dallas, If they wish to BE represented
by either model or working device as
early as possible.
Diplomas win be presented by the
Dallas State Fair association for the
best devices of their respective classes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PICKw1cK

W p Hudglns, Clebur1s' p i, -. .
phis; Leo Bibolett, Eagie ~, y = h'a. Nm
Miss Ida Lewis, Bn,otlr..N ! Wool
Tyler; Il O Poy, Kansas 3i,y. Z I, = 1loay,
o SMssOC Sew k Ss- + hras bssa, SyI
Fred Simon, Louisville. 'p'1l Alnnesots;
houis' ID z Imbolen, * i,n 1Iseas ~ y
Kansas CITY; w II Allen Iitl.l",s n ~
Gu, Baltlmorp: D s Ksn N.Y., NO
w b Mos9r New Ydsk; ,1fs-5 y 49,, DAM IA
R RGis' Ill II o,,a1rmicn9el cAeags / Ky "
Jos W Miller, Yellow Pine, IA. 4 > Ye esa,
Paris; II l. Dunn Ohio: Il" 4 ~,
l;9nisi u Gum, Kansas CITY; Fris lfI,S
Ell, Lynehburg; Osce Goodwin is, ns,,
phla; w Harriss, san Fmncise,,. NV, 4 ~
Ringer snyder; i GalewCnd, y diix3
amarillo; ID q Cogdell, Gfsnhar, n !
breeding, San Antonio; NJ NJ Sias g
Louis; Geo Smith, Amarillo. -'' =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

Captain w. L. Malone. editor and
chief Of the Fort Worth Gazette. died
last Sunday. IN the death of Brother
Malone Fort Worth loses one Of her
most entcrprising citizens. He was in
ueell sympathy, with the masses. Duty
Qry's casket thousands Of Texans will
drop pearl for w. l.. Malone.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30
DECEPTION NOT OUR PRAcIG|
Advertise Only the Truth-ou

The marked superiority q the N,
& Il. railway as n Worlds Fair Rl.I
admits Of no dispute. The unimpathah
superiority is based on merit Of "a
ment and ON running time, and not
misleading advertisements The KAT
Flyer is 4 hours and 81 minutes qfs|
to Chicago than any other train fuas
out of Fort Worth, and It Is Tie 4 !
train ever run in the state: BY \
KATY only 81 hours to Chiean
the KATY only 20 hours and 10 MP
70 st. Louis. Better hour ior d1'tIlu.
Better hour for arrival AK claH W. ,,.a
of the KATY equal o excel IN Nv
and equipment the trains Of w VI
lines. 1t is not right Tor anyone " v. n (.
mitigate 10 hours saycii oeeap+ y
true" For correct information, , as,,
ing car reservations. call Of el't "
office NJ, X. & T.-KATl, ~ lio'''
s'f'''' ~ ". il. W1NFIEn |
City Ticket Ar'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30
yIsrrons TO CHICAGO

Who want TO keep up with Texas neys
will Ind the Daily Gazette on sale ~ tne
following places:
GRIND Pacific hotel news ntand.
Palmer House news stand.
Lelnnd hotel news stand.
Auditorium cigar and news stand
Hotel DeSoto news stand.
Wells H. siEer's, $50 State street,
Hotel Hayden. 152 and 15i Thirty-slxtn
TEXAS Building Jackson park.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

be with million dollars in The treasury
and taken ont OF circulation. Il is too
much money in the treasures aud out
Of use that Is making hard times.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30
MANSION.

w y Washington, Marietta; q n ls.,
A,gt. Harlow Bros. Mlnstrels; VIII en-
Chicago, w u Samues and MI a.
VILE; ID n Nlcol. Chicago; W u n,fs-s
BALLAST VI Coffin. ltasc j b lsS.f
city, w a Rusee. Chicago; " fs31ri',
Breekenridge; L Il Fonts. * ~.
J W Case, city. J v Dodso1 N ~
y V Cunning, Abilene; p ii WIa3li N
last & W Radford. Quanah: Wll Ja.4
Weatherford; w l. Klnbrough. MAN.
ford; o a Mccormick and wife, no'l.lsl
II Keenan,, Chicago; d " Hankihs llll
ana; 4 W Klitrell and Wife. Cdas Y6ss
y a Davis, Q Il / and r ~; a Sis
Cleburne; B 7 Van Horn Pecos: WI
Moore, Kansas City; u II Gdninen Il,
W II Morris, Tyler; 4 y ilomqaH' Ablie,
hey Harry Cassll. city; @ W Moor, q.
ton; u II Webb. Mrs NJ Il Oliver, Bar
John Gurgln, Chicago; u NJ Hifsch ct
John Dyer, Texas; W Din, 5. Ikd
Mrs Wintz, Mrs Carton, A r KmiI
dali. john Young Morgan; II D pekh
Greenville; u j Saunders Austin; "
Applegate,. Taylor; 4 l. FairchAl !.
mour; A Love; Gaston Mitchell, WaH1
ford; W Collins, Decatur
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

Thu following reduced rate, n s,ss !
authorized by the Missouri MARI
Texas Railway c,onlpanAS..,,a.., 0 TO
San Antonio, Tex u''VfI' or this
German day celcbrationa.,, d.tric ID
casion you may sel syv X q apl
TO San Antonio on Ociyo,' II al
limited TO October ~ ronnl ID.
and a third Il 1-3) io5 ~. M ~ 10
Gaiuesyille. Tex uctope' nan q
Rentist general Convention. M eer
fare and a third q l-Sl On Ihso IN
~. nata an" INN Agent at Gines,,s.aD' ..
bon ,o Pcertifcatcs signed y ,l.n, US (.
, nv.Vi os he eonvention and s.e rs' Z,
Nv. = 4 Kcndig, ticket rllo
Colorado and Santa re this occasion
act as joint agent ioI ~, ~ il 1eIS
return delegates 10 poi"''
one-third n-3) fare. o..o,,ar 10 . !
Fort Worth. Tex os a,,cn RE =
Eclectic Medical as.eyi,n \, AZ In SCI
fare and a third u III y W1th
cato man. Agent at rot n y
hann- certificates signed " II ii
i nan,eis secretary, and stamWs Il Y
IN Znrn ticket agent reAI ,'it %
a. 4, = r,i 1 Who will act ~ ~
far ' ans occasion, and feIY.shIri 4
10 TO- points in Texas at u
fare. ~ actofsf ~
SYNOD Of Texas. i,a,e fAlhct .
a third q 1-3l "a Ky xilI h0f n
Agent at Fort WORTH Htsreiarl
cafes signed ~ W X NJ W n
meefine and lstapfeu y, hs Gal y
h hertz .dS Sand Fe railgE ally ass,siial
net rs islesKes to poinss
one,third g-sl fare, o-.----
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30
WALTER |. MALONE.


Throughout TcXas men aud women
Will read with sorrow OF the death OF
Waller L. Malone, founder, nanaksr
iuspiration. soul Of the Fort Worth Ga
zette. Thousands who never met or saw
the man viii share this sorrow ior', a
period Of fifteen years ending Win his
demise his connection with the paper
that conimanded the best years and
siurdiest efforts Of his life had brought
him en- rapport with the people OF ihe
state. He wrote, thought. lnhOred. for
Texas and Fort Worth, and this deyo,,
iion to interests other than local hal
made his name familiar to Texans-men
and women. In Fort Worth, his home,
we can well believe there ~ UNIVERSAL
and keen sorrow. He was intensely
loyal to Fort Worth. He believed in 1t;
lived for II and his paper contributed
more than any other one agency or IN
stituii0n in Fort Worth 10 the wonder
ful growth and prestige that city mas
exhibited and enjoyed since lsSO IN
adversely, In prosperity. he was the
spokesman. the friend the promoter oil
Fort Worth. The writer knew him as
intimately US il is given 10 men to Know
each other. The story Of his life Is coul-
prisel in those years Of journalistic
work dating from the foundation Of Inc
Gazette. The story of his death is told
too in those years. for brain. flesh AMI
blood have limitations for their endur-
nnce and the unwedrying worker sue
cnnhed at last 10 the weight Of tue bur
zen ne ZOOS w nhI p9TS ee WHY, "o,,i,I
lliIN, ~ one etse III w, ,o,,,ia
81 M ,s, VIII g,nf "h ho yeith ,he itepnl
OF rort nv, orsn hlipm Iiiis II 'uv ht ,,,;i
run, .i e inohey ne naHui G nv P ,,'as
OUT ~ tne oi, ~ ,vanid a1s' lilo s
eitl', ,, Sun ~ ,n9sn q lr,, ,,r
WIZ VIZ NV No., vi ,,,,u H.
i i,i,in. ~, i,Lo s,,,nj Ws,1ou ,I,is
gi,igS' IA; 't 'Sy XXI t, s-,, X, XII
tbai c came .' +, Kim tvos snent fraelv in
MAJ eiiHe ~ ni.u w ~! Wv i,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

A Kansas PoDulist appeared at
county oolyea,ien IN thai state and made
an earnest appeal for fusion With The
Lcinocrats, aud ompbasiEol his arEd-
mont with revolver. The rtspectfni
hearing givon his argument was MOI IN
,errupiSi by carplns chairman. Who
had nothing Of oiionse but a mallst in
oils hands,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30
JoKERs' JOB LOTS.

Iie-We have clock that says "cuel,on 81,
,Sle--We are going 10 get one that says
What must ypu 30 r'-Ilfe's Caienlaf
AZ the M0untaius--first Girl-Nyl,at ara
you skclehihgf Second Girl-A man Firsf
ulfi-Aol must have good memory.-Bos.
on the gold In the locks OF mr. lows
II y brighter than Stnrs 10 behold.
but the misery TINT mocks
All the gold IN her locks
A-the Hlst iron locks on her yoldt
Atlanta Constitution
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

When times are hard she bee1s tn.n, 80.
Excepting 10 assume wy" nos
That none should quarrel win bts L..
When bargain counters bo5ai. 'g'
--Nashingtnn st,r
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

The will Of Esther pomeroy, WIZ M
hean alrd for probate ut Splfaghea,eo' /.
IL a neenliar documeis. i spesin IA, =
great detail how each article q i,,S,
property is bcquathed, and sssn ossi'di:
reciion TO the executor y nus anna
hedauilt, that It may be IN s0'' ~
10 give to a relative
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30
nRING oN YouR NoynIrIrs

~ itlailaa limeS-Heraidl
The nItas State fair uiii ha,.. -.
shlee ,adlel 20 II IN m exhlhl,;,p ~
novelties. This department Mil ~ ~, ~
Ger 'ne pafsnnai control aud sapervi s ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-30

male, al present authorized 10 receive and
receipt for subscriptions for The Gazette
u. d, Carwiie. II. II. Denton.
j, IL. Barhee, II. Hedges.
y u Bucnanah u. J., Crowley
W. +. Royster, W. g. Day,
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