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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
TIE BIGGEST PANORAMA.
tChicago Ifpr1ld1

Within few days there will arrive
In New York for shipment 10 Chicago
a painting vuluad az S.iO0OO and oh
snch huge dimorEions that two freight
cbrs viii be- required 60 bring IL to this
city The painting lisa Drama of the
Bemose Alps Of Switzerland II win be
placed on exhibition at The Worlds fair
IN q specially constructed building. huv.
Ing the distinction of being the largest
panorama ever painted. The panorama
left Antwerp consigned 10 G.. w. Shell
don 4 Co,.th custom house brokers
When q reaches New York special
Tgging viii have 70 be- employed 90 TAX.
h, from the vessel The roll of canvas
bohg sixty feet long, two freight car.
provided with device FOR turning short
1urlOs sill hc used for lbs iransporta.
QQn. MnCh OF the material to he used
uoulqlVXe No nmViouud oU aNuV ol sur
-Q mWaUlNGd uosHaUf s0QauaI " u0u,N
I7W2rol % aUNlnd ug 1901 oq UlM opiu
Nu pun luaWdWs aql ul papnnuI 50 SUI
plmq nuRLougd aql 10 uonau1lsuoa qua an
s.urrh .. Aftcr lht Worlds fair nc
ednyas viii be shipped back TO SNit2er.
lnld
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
TEXAS SETTINGS,

naulson Herald Jamos Camp, Thos
Tipscomh AID other old NeNnns, have
been summoned TO Mckinney 10 testify
m the paFe 81 Walker Martin, charged
with u lnardpr committed thirtA,hVc
yenis ago. The accused WQlkpr Mar
iiu, h Well known ia Denison. He lc.
sides near iphigh and is d promlnont
stock uan aud hns interests 70 che coal
niue.
Plaiuyiew Democrat The following
petitou viii be- circulated ip this and
other counties In this section Of thN
state, aud We beievo should bo signed
10y every citizen
10 he Honorable Legislature OF the
State of leNas
I'VE, the undersigned citizens of the
county 81 Hale rcSpVUl Tally submit
70 your honorable body that We
are honestly aud iudustnousiy az
work trying % dcyolop che stock.
raising aud Agricultural interests
81 West Texas and suggeal, Aa is well
Known 90 yon chat we have many hin-
duncNs aud emharrassmcnts IN this ok
lelimepWl work.
'Seyep drouths, humorous animal
nests, expensive drilling for water.
scarcity ot fencing patNfiNl. ste, cons
ailtNtc sone Of The many lilinAtirs
Wh'''h leaH the sotplcr 10. irs western
country
'Me. thercfocc hcliese that ,lie future
and i~sf Interests pf the pubdc school
liuu, Which we held saVreO los ID tho
dlpeNion ot such iherliiy ~ iAe palt
ot lle stap ioMurls thc setrlcrs 0i.m
Hhp'l lands as Wlll allow then 90 ,alrn
a hWAf and cps.9aulta otiers tO comr
Ncsi. and hcftbf lsNnasf the FcNynHp.
Me furihW lniorm Your hononlhe
nodA iRNt piter nseuripg iAe hn0Vy
costs Of improvements that $50 TAIL. lar
~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14

~ Texas 30 grant us relipf by whuclng
the amount Of intercst for FIVE years 20
such q rate ~ win not exceed - per
section"
The Ennis daily Meteor has suspended
II FaSo Herald-Dr. Alexander in
his report 10 tIc surgeon general states
mat iyphus fever and smallpox are cpl
dennc az points iu the interior Of Alexico.
Precautions are being taken 70 prevent
me disease from being brought across
the border 20 The United States.
Charlie Walters. who kept a saloon g.
Juarez, and for being implicated 10 the
murder Of "a woman was sentenced 70 be
shot, aud kept in prison ut chihuahua,
after several trials was acquitted and re-
leased nj chihuahua on the fourth Of
this month.
Four men. who were serving out light
sentences on the county road. broke jail
az Hitchcock night before last and es-
capped.
Wheat prospects arodnd Granbury are
excellent
LAREDO News-The Mexican National
and the Mexican Internal onal railroads
bave Increased their freight rates on
corn shipments from the frontier de-
gnned % points 10 Mexico 200 per cent
The Mexican National has agreed 10
800 carloads of corn on this side Of the
border when the partial duty went into
effect 10 ship their grain 90 points De-
stined in Mexico ~ the old rate This
concession on the part OF the railroad IS
appreciated BY the shippers. who. instead
gt meeting with losses on account Of the
delay, will now be- enabled 90 reap "a
handsome profit prices of The grain la
Mexico having advanced since the duty
became effective
About 14,OOO bales Of cotton have beer.
received ~ Cameron up 10 date
The Victonu Times Is a new daily.
The farmers of Fills county win hold
a farmers institute at Ennis on The 18Th
and 14th
The young gentlemen gud ladies of
Milford rendered Above the Clouds" In
a very creditablc manner
Gainesville Hespcrinu II Gainesville
had q Federal court 500 that the people
Of the Chickasaw nation could come here
instead of going 90 Paris, 10 wmld be-
cheaper FOR the people who have business
in the court. it would be q good thing
FOR Gainesvill and would nvp the gov
erument tens Of thousands of dollars each
year
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
LAW AND ORDER.
Rev Orleans Merchants Organize to Protect
Themselves Against the Labor
Organizations.

New Orleans Ia, Jan. 1S.-(Specinll
a large number of merchants, lnembrrs
OF the board of trade, Organized lnst
night an association known as the NON.
orleans law aud order League and prn-
tectlve association. The Organization ia
tue result of the biz strike in Novengber
winch for q time parnly2ed the business
Oh New Orleans and threatened snch
disastrous resuits Tho strike ended IN
victory for the merchants and defeat
oil the amalgtmated labor council. n bns
heen generally understood however
tnat the council was only awaiting mn
opportunity TO renew thh STRIFE unde,.
more favorable circumstances and whom
they have tnken In all the labor uga,n-
izauons In anticipation of this and nm.
possibility Of another general and DIN
gerous strike being ordered. tbe ,ncr-
chants organized the law ana orjsr
League. It's ovowed purpose Is 10 ossist
the authorities 10 preserve law ana orj.r
and TO arrange for some plan Of aridtr,,
hon and adjusting labor difference 4,
rs also opposed 10 the PRINCIPLES procioi,,.
ed by many Of the labor orrnnizotio,s
calling for the employment Of mono I'M
union lohorers aud is intended ne
council. laoor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
rolAwYeRs
A Publication Of Matter Valuable 10 Every
Attorney

a Publication Of Matter Valuable % Every
Attorney
Beginning with the issue of Jan. H.
tomorrow. the For, Worth Gazette viii
publish the fuu decisions Of the court
Of apells for the Second district az rem
deFed aud read IN opea court without
abpetiation in aby part
The decisions rendered % each Tues.
dav will an he published, 10 daily in
aailmcnts, during he succeeding week,
giving them to The bar from two to three
months earlier Khan through the law
journals. none Of which publish the do
cisions complete.
The unsatisfactory nature Of the mea-
gre syropses Of the decisions which have
heretofore appeared IN the daily press
Is a subject Of such constant complaint
from attorneys that We feel sure the
announcement Of this enterprise in their
behalf will be received throughout the
state with substantial evidence Of up
prord.
The plan Of publication Of these de.
clsious in fun has been adopted after
consultation with leading lawyers Of the
state AL Of whom. without exception.
strongly recommended is adoption az the
largest benefit The Gazette could con
fer on the legal fraternity.
The Daily Gazette is without q supe-
rior in Texas The Sunday Gazette,
twenty pages, illustrated. Is the phenome-
non OF Southern journalism. It contains
more matter than the Sunday Courier.
Journal or Atlanta Constitution, and
gives, fresh aud original the contribu-
tions OF the most famous people in let
tors. art md science.
Terms 25 cents per week where we
have local agent; or s. per aunum by
mail
Apply 10 the local agent, or address
THE DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING co,
Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14

\ VAIN ADvArcr-rosrAea PAN
nHANcn orrICrq.

Aivarado-J. ". STARK correspondent;
Neue slddall, agent;
eb nnq n S,o'San. asent
Aibany-R a. Lyons correspondent; ~
Aulehe-E. III Radford. agen, ana cor
rsspyHdenti Office, p0stoiilce builingi -
yhestnut street, hrsi noor whcrt nll or
s sssIs f2r subscription aud ADVERTISING
AAgSstiin-J. 2. McKenna
Dain9t-s-J. y. PeaIce agent and cor.
Iehk9noept. Once &C IcafCo'H drug store
,,BrowawoSd ii H. Moore eouespondent,
nass{io,Bc&s ,,MiAyers' agents' once IN the
. B99llE95,R: ]. look. correspondent; w.
Beitoh-br. /; s Turnes. correspondents;
w Montgomery, agent Office Joe post
cIarkSVilio-w. s. Thompson, correspond
,,Cleburne- Louis Hammons. agent; X. CT
Colorado ~, A. Nichols. correspun-
enii A. J, Payne, agent
ballas-Hugh flHgceald, correspondent.
Sdsefusins should be- lef ''g me G5u Gazette P
Gan Dc FOUND on sale al all paws stands In
me city. Adolph OF. general news agent
Decatur y. ~. Gose correspondent, Sam
ID. simpson. agent
"a Psso-A. i,: MCKEE correspondent: G.
Eddy, n; Al g. NJ Howe Co. agents.
0ninesylllc-A. Wnsson Jr ,lorretf,,,i.
en- ~, Hail. aseni. oihce, Gainesville
.,GTsenvills-v. w Grubbs. Correspondent;
bhull q irwin, agents,
9aiyegston-S W Hayes. correspondent:
a i,ff,1ta9-W, u. Chlison. CORRESPONDENT;
nnal,ml sht1o 4. Baker. agent
h Y PSiI,io 70. qoodnE. gorrespoudent.
store solth Wall street
1Sig,ssfy;22a,T .. towel, correspondents;
Mafs6ail",f iuoche, c,-r.,ro,,..,,
iot u. lhndaon' agent once 10 posioiilc6
~ 9aia .sa +. Mcdaniel. correspondents
Paris ". T.. am, correspondent. scott
sn siiI snd foI sseo A NJ Hasland. correspond.
,Qpanah.iL r. Colthur. eorrepoudent
Roswell, ~ M.-James W. Mullins. cor.
respondent; Wobdtuck a Rcioeid ~g,,,iS
.y'ek m99r-J. q. Graham, currcsp0uICut.
sbpcvt nor,ohi hgeaL
respQndenti H. T.. Hyams. ag,u ritA'u' COT
sulphur hprings-K. j. lass. correspond.
ehI; ln6rrlt Bros agents
W III. foOahee. rgent
.I sap 4Apgel2-A q .narrol. correspond
90 Bhadbourne street. hio'' agents once
Trinidad. Coi.--william I.ittleaeld & Co,
Tyier--n, L. RobSrtson. oorrsspondent.
Terrell We '8hiiahaidt. correspondents
Tempic-C A. Brand, COrrpsDoudout.
Charles Wreathatu. agent
ravlor--Wllinm Eli0tt, cCrreaDoudent.
jacques & Harvey, agents.
Vernon j. Holmes. corroap 1udent U,us
sells & HumphrOya. agents
NclaHCo-N0hert Mct,hiun, a. rrcgnoufsnf,
J. ". Rhulty, agent. once. coi.ncr Aveni,s
A and South Third street
WhNahucnic-J 81. flcnistpr eorrcsuon.
dent a. ". kcaton. agent
WoUtherfOrd-I. W. Culweli ngept ana
enrrespondeent ofiiee over Mtrchauts' aud
Whltesborg- @, W. Diamond. correspond.
Wichita Falls ~ fInwoth oro,t
aud correspondents; next door 10 poatoO,ce
This paper " kept on he and advsrfiti,..
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instGu cuisines" ohice, IS 1iihnne build,
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
CRUSH D BY MosrM
Two Ren Killed on tho kuslln n,s 4
Fearful Accident

Austin, Tex. Jan. 13-ls.|
Lewis Cricsman. r. French NJ
aud Tom Rector. colcred lahrsl
Killed this afternoon while ws
the foundation for the llowef
tiir d1u. The masonry wor
been begun and the men wer
the first blocks of granite IN p
The bottom of the wheel pd
five feet deep. A big box Il !
weighing probably ton was n
crcd, when suddenly one Of d \
the boom fall slipped ot
the Sinking caused by the cabl \
over the drum. The man ws
derrick tried hard 20 throwloh a
but ne was pNvclloss aud 'thg x
ty-'ivc foot boon rapidly il.
being drawn dOWn by lie wdA
mortar. Ii struck on projects
Of rock and broke on dbori N
from It's upper end, pruciplult.
mortar box on the men who vol
ticnlly cndcayoriug TO escape M
hole.
CHEESEMAN'S head and shoaIsl
crushed into q shapelcss inass ti
was instantaneous.
RCctop was mashed aboa, Nh
and lived only about fvc miuaa
did not regain consciousness ai
knew what struck him.
Cricsmun is p stranger and n.
buried by the city.whllc Heciofs a
were turned over 10 his mother II
here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
PIC IRON PRoprcr.
lPMIndelnhln Recnrdl

The v0luc of pig iron produced in this
country Is now greater than the valur of
gold silver ana copper combined. Tho
ulat Of pig Iron. The value OF the silver
product IL less than one-siXth of the value
Of the othpr mincrJlg named WHY
should the silver producer hc specially
favored by the legislation OF the country.
az the risk of dcmoraliZing the market
for other products OF greater inp0r.
tnuCc2
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
THE TnANs-MIssIssiPPI UONGHEI


May ., Of the current year the Trans
mississippi congress will hold rs nth
session nt Ogden, and Il is not prcmn-
iurc 20 urge TINT public bodies IN this
state begin To prepare for thorough
representation Of Tcxas ON that occasion.
The congress e. made up of ten dele
gates appointed by the governor Of each
state and territory; one from each
county appointed by the county commits
sioucrs or Judges: one appointed by the
mayor from each town or city for every
5000 II population, or fractional part
above $500; and amy regularly organized
commercial body IA any towu or city
may appoint the same number Of repre-
sentntiycs az the mayor Wcre all the
governors. county commissioners, judges.
mayors and commercial bodies 60 appoint
their quota. and were nll tho Delegates
to attend. the city 81 Ogden would over
How into the great Salt Lake. but az
no such general attendance win be- had.
the congress VIII be- composed Of the men
having the highest public spirit or the
greatest interest Ia the purposes sought
to be accomplished by the action of the
congress.
The first meeting Of the congress was
held ia Fort Worth In 1888, This was
really preliminary meeting whore
representatives OF few Wcs-
tern states came together TO dis
cuss the question of organization
and the scope 10 be- covered by future
congresses. An amusing, though &C the
time exceedingly Notifying. incident
took place ia the meeting The members
appointed by the governors, judges,
mayors aud commercial bodies without
Thought of any political connection Of
the appointecs. were assembled In the
opera house and Captain Paddock, in
default OF the prcscnce Of the mayor, had
welcomed them 20 the city Down the
aisle came slriding the mayor followed
by few Of his political compairiots
Tho delegates prepared 10 hear from
him statement Of the reason
why he had not discharged the Office Of
welcoming them, upposing that possibly
pressing call for q physician had taken
MN AWAY lNfN NNit Nhluttu Wnen
he lifted up his voice and demanded that
he aud his followers be given seats IN
the convention as representatives Of
their political organization in Tarrant
county
The congress has since then held sew
cral meetings, at Denver, nc Kansas City,
at Omaha, and at New Orleans. Tho
discussion of public affairs took wide
range, covering deep water, irrigation,
Grid inds, silver. public lands, the policy
of the secretary Of the interior, and
many other subjects that are OF especial
Importance y tlie West It's conclusions,
being supported by men Of influence In
the various states have been respectfully
considered 10y the national congress at
Washington, and bEislation has been
largely affected lay its demands Texas
secured largely through the work of
this congress, thr approximation of
SGA0OO0O Tor obtaining deep water
harbor at GALVESTON. aud Texas shoud
see TO II that this state IS well repre-
sented at the Ogden meeting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
THE PANAMA TRIaIs

Paris. Jan. 13.-Therc u %
mcnt whatever In the interest er'
the Developments IN INC panin
thut have boon brought 10 llsH
Sinful questioning Of Prtddei
yicr of the court OF appeis
whom the accuscO are being ti'
day was the fourth day Of iR
Chas, DE LeSscps. Bar0ns CGl
lfoutiue md Eiffcl, and as On .
ccding days the court room va
ell.
A number Of witnesses wen 4
show thnt at the timc rosy Npet
being made hy the canal comr.
officials had full knowledge Ilnll
ports were untrue. and TINT l-
that wero brushed aside on le'
though tllcy were nothing Hee
by De i.esseps and Others 20 y
mOuntnble.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
WEATHERF0RD.
STREET ORDINANCES FOR I'M.
PROVEMENTS.
Brought Baok--Pafker's Assessment Roll
George p Levy Rolurns--A New Dress.
Patent Essence Extractor

Weatherford. Tex. Jan. -(Specinl.)
--ShcriW \, VI. Cleveland boarded the
west bound Texas and Pacific train on
one of his periodical official trips He
WINS accompanied back by James Tram
ell whom he caught at Ranger. James
plead guilty some time back nc MlIgap
20 the chnrge Of gaming. The cunsta-
bic started with him 10 Wrnthorfotd TO
lodge him In jail. But II hc Thought he
would land safely he roCkoucd W thout
MS host for James soon showed himself
20 be- slippery fellow aud escaped from
the constable. lie was enjoying peace
,u liberty which was narred by the
sherlI rgarresling and placing linn in
hoe In the bustIle.
CITY COUNCIL
The city council mot IN an adjourned
session l9at night II pas ed more
street ordinances for improvements.
surely " Nmlhrrford docs not prcse -
y 9rni appearance. y win no DC the
iuult of tbc worthy city fathers.
PARkERS ASSESSMENT ROLL
The Gazette man called OH Mr.. Boone.
me 0uable county collector and found
MN busy waiting on bis kind OF custo-
mcrs lie sal Parker cOunty's assess-
mcnt roll Is near SOL, Isg NJ: an of which
had been collected already but about
$4,000
Next was visited the accommodating city
assessor and collector. w A. Ii.k. VIII,
said the city received about SlS.OOl FOR
W&es and he had thus iar collected
about $1,000.
PERSONAL.
George +. Levy. the honorable mavor
Of this city. returned this morning IN ma
New York whore he had boon no sppuJ
tle holidays. He reports nice, pleasant
time.
a NEW PRESS.
The Weatherford Republic. one OF our
three weekly papers. unicr tho manage
ment aud control OF X e.. Shronshirr
ms adopted and placed new and com.
plrte engine press II Is of the Cnmp-
Del pntent and speaks a grent donI fIr
the zeal aud energy of the newspaper
plant here.
NEW INVENTION.
G. A. Tandy has inveuted q patent
essence extractor. II can be ntinch a
TO any teapot or distiller and vii cx
tract nll of the spirits of any substance.
III II proves successful Il win completely
revolutiunzc the Utilization OF LIQUORS
and lcrmeutltiOn
WENT BACK HOME.
Colonel james L. Vincent. having sever.
cd ms connection with the Weathcrford
enquirer, leaves for his old home IN
SteNensYille this evening,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
THIS Is GALL
tkkfaa, fr.I,,,,.r.,

The Fort Worth Gnzeto ia engaged
In an effort TO create am old-time "whiz.
GER of a boom In that city and Is work.
ing up cnthusii SIN TO am extent which
al lrast WIZ probably result in good ad.
yerusns of the city, Fort Worth h
evidently dcsirous of rivaliug Waco az
widely known, progressive, growing
city, but has considerable distance ia
get over before showing the volume of
business the Central city does. judging
from the excess of Waco's weekly bank
clcarinces over those Of the Fort
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
An EFFIcIENT REMEpY.
Stcphenyillc journal

Tho Fort Worth Gazette suggests a
liberal dose Of hemp ten as remedy
for tide epidemic OF murder that has
swept tho country from border to Dor.
der during the past sixty days That is
@ good suggestion, aud one we heartily
endorse. When one human being vs. +
fully dcprlyCs another of life his own
should pny thc penalty. Nothing short
Of lhIs Will vino onL The stnln OF hlnnl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
TEXAS WEATHER.


Tic oldest inhabitant is positive that
he las never known such q winter as IN,
present. with JUST an occasion al cold
snap, but usually the weather about the
temperate dcgmc. The health of Inc peo.
pie good; stock Of all kinds fat, prosorct.
cXcellent for an abundant yield OF small
grain, the country settling no with a
good cluss of Immigration. and substnn
tiul improvements bciag made in eycry
direction. Truly we live Ia great coun
try.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
~ 40 r0R MALEs

Chisago ll, Jan. l3,An omissary Of
thp Colpiphin M0na'a fnir exnoslfiou
commission VIII leave Chicago next weol,
f0r fugand 20 invite Albert Edward
prince Isl Wales. 10 Visit Chicago during
lhc Worlds fair ne Nii carry siv
handsome aOiher of pBlh cases In each
heiag inrrNfrent eiaipratplf lgscfi04,d
tAe AyiaiitN vii Sc pnetNiel Is th.
NlluJp personally.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14

flnc hlan. ARK, Jan. TX While Shce
~ lee was conveying four prisoners
neinss he river at cnmmins yesteniav.
KY iN3ior one OF ilie prisoners capAzod
me boat Hnd he and hts nnrtnNE Walk.
~ No1lcn, drowned Tho sRefiH gn,i
fchalnne PRISONERS had narruw es
eal~ Taylor had sworn thnt ho wonld
nefer pe taken 70 NE work house alive.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
A FURIOUS BLlzzARp

Kansas City, Mo-, Jan. W.
from gll over Kansas IRE 70 "
that the worst blizzard Of ila
winter IN now raging. SNOW
and an trains are late The lsei1
at midnight Inst night was y
below zero here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
FOSrER's LOCAT FOpprAers

,,fUNIHHN LUUAL NONEDASTS.
The storm waves win roach Ills mo.
ndiau and the other changes noted Will
occur Nc aud within 100 miles of For,
Worth within twcity-four hours before
90 after sunset of Che dates giyen be
low.
Jan, 18 Moderaling.
Jan. Warmer.
Jan. ~ Siorm wave on this meridian.
~ Wind changing
11-Coolor and elcarins
- rs Fair aud cool.
IL Modnlnting.
4" 20--Warmer.
-l-Storm wave on this meridian.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14

Whenever Fort Worth has worked.
Fort Worth has accomplished somcthIng.
Fort Worth Is pnpoHnc 10 work Iet
every mau fan 10, Ter the harvest day
has come. 10 NOT permit ,he memory
Of hard times and peuios 10 discourage
aodon now, ihat win produce results 10
Che financial benefit OF au lAose Is
nothing 20 bc gaincd or weamei hy ~.
ng down because thee have been bad
ilmes. There are good ,laies ior Fmt
North
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
TrACIIEns, MEETlN1

Abilene. Tex. Jan. L3 -iSpdi,
II Nas and Pacific Teachers W
convened here this morning q "
W. opera house. There are Alg'
teachers IN attendance.
Quite an Interesting and WI
program has been arranged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
the FROZEN OHIO.
A Repetition o. tho eroa and Destructive
Elnna al lRaA Esarad.

Iitshurg Pa, Jan, ia-Blycr men are
upnrehcnsiye OF repetition al The great
0ood ~ 1854 wilton she thaw comca rhoy
expect greet loss ~ piopefiy from Ice anJ
water and every prccuuti0n possible is bciur
t,,ken to save Crafts 90 ihe rlver Az pres.
oM there are twenty tow boats and hun
lrels 81 coat heats aud hargcs froxop no
iu the harhug. sudden break 40, Ii ~
fpored, nOuld tauSe heavy loss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
A TnrrnrrL BAROMETER


Read the want columns" in the dailics.
They are an accurate barometer OF the
needs and desires Of human life. You
are sure ~ find something of intorcst,
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14

Snsan II, Is am olice-hodcr She sug-
gcsted The propriety Of putting woman
on the executive hoard of The State In.
dustnnl School az Rochester, and Coy.
ernor Flower rchulSed hor itcrueddliug
hy giving her The place
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14

Tbs 0asetts will daciins hsrearer 10
print communications which arc merely
expressive OF tho writer's opiniona Facts
81 An interesting nature viii Do printed.
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