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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08

sturdy adherence 70 Republican protec-
tionism b. the best Offices IA the gift Of
the government Men who rank no high.
or ia ability or character than many
Texans who have been suggested for
Office have been picked up here and
there and everywhere TeUlh II
really looks a. though the Empire state
Of the Union had been studiously ignored,
or as II it had been classed with the nom
voting territories by the powers that be.
Il Is just and proper that au equablo
division Of federal patronage should be
made between The elements which con.
stitutcd the government The man who
contends otherwise Is either a fool or
knave, md he usually combines the
worst characteristics Of both. The win
ming Democracy Of Texas. which hoistcd
the banner Of tariff reform when it was
obnoxious to the Democracy Of New
England. Is entitled 20 at least as much
consideration as the losing Democracy
Of Massachusetts,, Vermont or Ohio
Texas does not. il IS true, require fed
eral patronage 10 confirm 10 IN the Demo
cratic faith. but this surely should not
count against H.
The banner Democratic state Of thea
Union is not receiving fair treatment at
the hands Of the Democratic national
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
"tHls 'ssss .sssss.s..,s.. 30
OKLAHOMA TERRITORY
To BE tMrEAcnrp.

The report Of the special committee Of
the house In favor Of the impeachment
of the land commissioner foreshadows
his appearance at the bar of the senate
Ia the character Of defendant
This Is a proceeding unknown 10 the
history Of Texas, aud that has but few
presidents in the history Of this country
It viii attract widespread attention Ms
an evidence among other things. of tho
rigid service the state of Texas eracts
of it's officials, and also because OF The
ioet that It VIII, perhaps, be the FIRST
instance of record where punishment SO
severe has been threatened for offenses
not involving some pecuniary or personal
benefit TO the offender.
IL win be observed that none Of tho
accusations against the COMMISSIONS
claim that he has prodted through any
OF the errors charged against him
Those who are chOritably disposed viii
score at least this much to the credit Of
the commissioner
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
WICHITA FALLS.
CONGRESSMAN TAYLOR AND sen,
ATOR FAREWELL VISIT THAT
LIVELY CITY.

Wichita Falls. April 7.-Abner Tnylor
OF Washington, ID. g., and Senator Ear
wen OF Chicago passed up the road To-
ranch
These gentlemen and their associates
IN business built the TeXas state capitol
huldiug also brought Nalasco 20 the
front as deep water port: I'm short they
nave done much good for Texas md iu
return IoXas viii do much for tbem
IN speaking of the settlement of the Chpr.
uNee STRIP by white men. which Is no,y
Nh assured fact Col, Taylor and Seun-
tor Farwcll both said II meant ri,rHt
good for the Panhandle country. tbnt
the settlement of that country Wonld I'm.
sure more railroads and people for 'reyos
ana that they expected 10 eat nm fbrir
lnhds for farmers, Of which they have
3'uugVOO acres In the Panhandle. short
~ after the strip wis opened mn.
When asked, "Nhat effect yopld tbe
oponlng up VI the Indian Territorv unrtb
Of Red river have on this section ~
Senator Farwcll promptly replied. "WLv
young man, it would result In Gllinl. tbil
coIWtry with good farmers. business
men and railroads and / hone m s.n
the whole Indian country settled by tbn
white man IN the near future"
These gentlemen spent the twenty min-
utes allowed here for eating dinner nm
looking over the town aud taking ,,ltb
our citizens, They, like an others. ey.
pressed greut surprise at the periulnant
aud substantial improvements heinr
made and Senator Farweu rennrlod
lbut m he was a younger man lac ,vouli
oe tempted 20 cast anchor here"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
WIRE INDUSTRY.

Speaking OF the progress which the
United States is making in iron and steel
manufactures, Mr.. Thomas II. Farmer.
the representative Of large Eastern
wire manufacturing company, remarked
today TO The Gazette Correspondent.
We sell immense quantities of wire
in Mexico, pay The duty and still under
sell English and foreign competitors.
The United States makes the best and
cheapest wire IN the world. This Is also
true of steel rails, and large quantities
are being shipped into that country
In steel and iron manufactures. Ia which
a few years ago England enjoyed all
advantage over this country, today we
have outstripped her and recently large
shipment of steel rails was actually sent
from an Eastern mandatory and sold
IN England. We are beating the world
today IN these manufactures. Ii is sur
p1sing TO notice the immense amount Of
Mexico ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS
PICKWI(,IS

Q Perry, Dallas; X IA Purdy, Dallas;
! - GOWNS. Kalamazoo, Mich; William
Anderson, 81 Louis; Andrew Anderson.
TdFisi g NJ Payne, Kansas City, Mo. w
y y Thompson. Kansas city, Mo; : n
Marshall, Cincinnati, o.; Dave NitcnelI
COLORADO City J w Smith, st Louis. VIM
McWenchiin, Milwaukee, Wis. 5 Is shaw.
4 Lgulois, Boston; John 3 1ilIiard, he.
catWi J w Murphy, ST. Louis: 4 a tior.
don and wife, New York; n "A killings.
worth, waco Il w Mccoy, Chicago; 4 NJ
Dallas; Mrs T. l. Carey. Hillsboro TaT' .
r. NJ Skecne. Wayne. Neb B N Mare Amo,
rllla; l. Ware, Henrietta: Prank " mn.
PP, acs Selasco; springer Illinois; o 5
goner H.; ii l. Moseey Weatherforn e
" chapman, Herndon. Dublin. n
Nunnelee. Bonham; ] $ Egan, Chicago. a;
w N Merchant Eh Dallas; TT Pension, Quanah
cage; Joe Reed and wife, Harrinsyfon ~ AZ,
James Mack and WIFE HARRINGTON III
Mhunme StOlZ, Denver, Col. / l. tN,,psh,,
II NJ ownsby and wife, Loheta, Col; j q
rug Tr.uls' Srstley, Col. G. Xix, Colorado CITY.
ihe4;' ~ lnsles, ~ Louis and 5 w RAILWAY
G. II Thompson. Topeka Kas.: Carr iurSy
AAuni y y Jones, 81 LOuls; a fift
mineral. Wells; NJ Clayton. springueld
~ 80, a Mhlte, GrandYew; George M
/ Austin Dallas; ] Nj Rove. p6iIadefIno6;,oG
~ NJ EArter' Waco; Klmberlin Sher
man. w II Braggins, Paris, p a Kim
0uBhA, Ne9 NJ Gallagher Galveston, Il
Joseph, Mo. h d Farmer. Aledo. rex
IL Bass, Terrell IL A Nichols. COLORADO
Cityi Miss McMurray. Henderson, ,Iayior
o Cll,ll ,anoogo' Tenn. " NJ Collins, Lorsi,
G9hai A J Burton, Kansas city: Jobn ~
thompson, New York Miss Heathman NeH,
,3oIki w Snyder. Athol. Mnss; AZ
h""hs NicAgoi j Price, ltNska.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08

scans at once pronounced his case hope
less. saying he could not possibly live over
FIVE or six hours. For Eve days convul
sions followed each other-every hour
expected to be his last. one side Of
his body being paralyzed and he was
totally unconscious for several days A
doctor is now IN Fort Worth making
the necessary preparations for trepann-
ing the wounded mans skull.
But few tracts Of land were sold for
taxes In this county this year, the state
being the sole and only purchaser.
There is every indication for another
good rain falling tonight
Quite number Of our citizens are
proving up their homesteads and OBJ
tanning patents on the same.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
WON THE RING,

At Pfaefie's jewelry auction sale las,
evening every lady attending tbe epct 's,
sale sal, received q ticket free that entitled
the holder 70 free drawing of n beantifnl
diamond ring. Mrs. Holmes. 70S G Sa9o,i "
street, held The lucky number 8i8 Great
enthusiasm prevailed ana the oreatos ,t
auction sale ever held ia Fort Wortl,
taking place at w. @. pfaeaie,s soS
Main street, today III . "A M n,j 80
=. m Special sale Of raiIroed ma; ~
pieces pieces all warranted for time and rnar-
NJ 9'S WIZ continue daily an next week
must go az public auction reeSr - 800 y
cos, price or value 'e'''sSs "
soi tuesday and Friday afternoons special
NH b Lor o lgales ~ which tlue diamonds
diaman1 onsafu az auction. Remember
Of each week during tie sale. W ''''y
sV'Ns warranted as represented
W. g. phAEEFI.E.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
TEXAS TURNED LOOSE.

Midlothian wants bank. The prospects
are she will get one.
Material Is on the ground with which TO
rebuild the Temple compress
., IN a trW days, work win commence on
the new Taylor Catholic churcn.
The now Baptist church nj Round Iloct
WIZ De dedicated the 4th Sunday i'm April.
The knights OF lythlns OF Bartlett win
hhmu commence work on their new huIl.
The Bronham Banner suys the supply OF
5tslueuces Ina that city does not mlhll the
The Georgetown and Granger rntrood
company mas been corresponding with two
or liutr parties relative 10 puildiuE rail-
ROAD truw Georgetown 60 Granger. Fifupr
proposition which ~ under consideration
would Insure the building OF the road
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
Az I.sirII,E nrArr-

Two-thirls of the area formerly known
as the Indian Territory. now divided be-
tween that and Oklahoma. is superior I'm
agricultural possibilities TO the better
Part of Kansas II is country designed
by nature for agriculture aud stock rails
irg. and It's appropriation 10 seuii-saynpe
tribes Of Indians for use as a game re-
serve aud to murder zach other without
restraint of law is u shame upon Amcri-
can civilization, and cowardly evasion
OF whatever duty the government may
ow" the Indian.
We give below the areas of the sew.
crnl divisions of the two territories
which it will be seen. united, would make
one of the empire states of tho union.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
HARTLEY
A WONDERFUL CASE OF HOLDING
ON TO LIFE-A PROSPER.
Gus COUNTY.

Hartley, Tex, April 7-Cspeelal)-A
h hioSe reel Gun case Of surgery 4
iI ~ Rs, 10. the early part OF next week
ern r nnrSios, u farmer living In the south.
almost tatal accident on tbe oo,i, nu
nnt he Is now quite rational and rsngyiii,g
Improving lie, with others. was '@di re,,
lns some heavy iron easing ont ~
Msil; when upon losing control ~ .
, minubig l me handle spun around. stril.
Am force ~ cr ,hs slde Of the head with
spacs nf e, crushing 10 bis skull Tor tbe
II H,aheter and scattering a na;r5i,,.
ms DRAINS around The attepgipe u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
FosTEWs LOCAL rORECAsT

Tho storm waves viii reach this mo
ridiau aud the other changes noted win
occur nt and within 100 miles Of Fort
Worth within twcnty-four hours before
81 after sunset Of the dates given be-
low
April S-Coolcr aud clearing
April Fair and cool.
April 10 Mudrmtug.
April IL Warmer
April l2-Storm wave on this mori-
dian
April 10 Wind changing.
April "a Cooler and clearing.
April rs Fair aud cool.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
VERNON
PREPARING FOR THE INfMIGRA.
TION--A FIND SHOW
PROPOSED.

Vernon, Tex, April -CSpeoian- The
leading citizens had n called meeting
last. night for the purpose of makinn
nnql arrangements for entertaining our
grafton association at this place on tbe
10th inst. '''
- Much good Is expected to result from
this meeting
an old warehouse belonging 10 Geo
stre' Nooee, ana situated on North Main
surancei small loss.
"A movement Is on foot by prominent
s1ock-ralsera 90 have fine stoce sho,,.
IA me near future; This county has n
number Of men who arc devotinr tbeir
ume 20 the business of raising fne cl,,'s
aud horses. ''e 'oNs
great many prOspectOrs. Nttraetod
~ uhf extensive wheat fields lyinc nloh,
tsse raiiroad, are stopping OF. and son,s
" tlem are making large investments
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
SPECIAL ELECTION

A special election for members of the
board Of school trustees. which II V,as
decided at the city election last Tuesday
to create, viii be called in few DAYS by
the mayor. BY II vote Of nearly four TO
one It was decided TO take the manage
ment and control of the public schools
ont Of the hands Of the city council and
vest It In Il board Of trustees, and hence
the special election
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
BAR MEETING

A meeting of the bar OF McLennan
county was held yesterday afternoon for
the purpose of taking action on the mat
ter Of the appointment Of Judge of the
new Fifty-fUurth judicial district.
The subject was discussed by several
members and II was finally resolved
TO call joint meeting Of the members
of the bar Of McLennuu and Falls
counties. The meeting will be held next
Monday afternoon. aud il Is expected
that recommendation will be agreed
upon unanimously and forwarded to the
gOvoImOr and legslAtnre.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08

Three months Of the nav year have
passed and Fort Worth has added n nm
uhery' sold is packing house and stock.
yards to rich syndicate who WIN on.
larse both, and secured 500 600 new
courthouse two wholesale grocery houses
ni large capital and experience ana 4
new bank, TO say nothing Of business
blocks and residences erected. and now n
sne fourth month Of the year Fort Worth
y Wrestling with the Rock Island ran.
roads oiier 70 pay $50 900 for the priy.
hege Of entering the oily. The new wear
OPENS hopefully Tor Fort Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
STOCKS AND BON1

New York, April Tile VIZ
market was unusually qalel u.
storm interfered seriously wAl
communications aud had 2
restrict operations in MI dlv
spite the lack of activity ius
played strength almost from
finale. There was no presi-
stock while professionals g.'f
effective support Throughout ~
stocks which showed imPoiN -
We're Manhattan and Dsnllr7
Feeding.
Vandalia, Gnngers, .N
National COrdage aud MIS-
We're the strongest stocks az
closed with final sales h
best figures of the day.
Railway bonds firm.
Government bonds hrm Al'
States dull.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
ARLINGTON my

l. a Rain, 81 Louis. Mo. Ned w pa
ry, Chicago: George w Moss aud wife I'M.
easo y I Barry. New York: N NJ payne
hui6as city; Gun ~ n Wnne. Galveston
Collier, Fort Worth r McAllen, Amos Nat,
Il English, Kansas city; N 4 Joice. Dni'
iesi Thomas Morthington, Manchester
Eny,' Charles Goodnight ana wife. Good,
Rlghti Miss Matte pistole, J - Goldsmith,
Decatur. Tex Z @ Gcrdan ana wife Nen,
Nork; "a 5 Barton. New York: j a nh
,9s9n, 81 Louis; George n Pepper NeNv
Soloman, 81 Louis. Mo-. j II Comstort pi,,NN
burg P9.; Charles II Smith, Joshua q Car.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
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 now.
Will DO sold In lot Of 100 pounds and
more 10 suit purchasers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08

The marriage Of the woman without
arms, who signed the register with
pen between her toes, as mentioned in
yesterdays Gazette is something entirely
new Brides don't usually toe the mark
until after marriage. There is one ad-
vantage In such marriage; the hair aud
whskers Of the husband win be allowed
70 remain. She cunt pull them out.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
WACO BUDGET.
THE EVANGELICAL SYNOD OF
TEXAS AT ROBINSON
Is Doing Good Work-A Bar Meeling-0ur
Wire lndusirY-A Special Election.
Wanted at Dallas.

Waco, Tex. April Especial )-Thc
conference Of the Evangelical synod of
Texas continued its session at Robinson
today. taking up the usual work OF the
meeting. Much interest IL manifested In
the proceedings by the delegates and
gratifying reports arp being handed In.
Missionary work will receive extended
consideration. The session will probably
not conclude before Monday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08

Texas should make common cause
with the white people OF the Indian Ter
rtory for the admission Of that section to
the same relationship to the Union that
is borne by other territories. It's pros
perity viii add to the prosperity Of
Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
WANTED In DALLAs

Deputy Sheriff Ben Cabell of Dallas
arrived In the city last night aud this
morning returned with Fred Washington,
= negro wanted in Dallas to answer an
indictment for assault to murder
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
UNJusT TAXAIl'

II IS unjust TO tax the slo,Ii.
ems that II cannot bear, 3
thus tyrunnize that fRllpi,-
IL rebels aud Furnishes ,l
serve. Dyspepsia Is nsue
gastronOuhC folly, Oni Mi,,r,
natural associate OF lNn. 4.
from childhood, IL Is suise
remcd.able with Hosletls
ters, the finest and uosi 4 Il 3.
gastric tonic IN e1isteht'
the tone Impaired 20 wy
Increased activity ~ ~
silnilatiye action msuret
use Ut this benign inyigli.-','
ma 10 augmented. the he',1'
ana lronqullized. aud
mia and hypOch0nduasl,
ness, chills and fever fps6I J
ney troaplfs are conQaefet
Vie nlecicila
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08

and drink for Texas. but It IS short on
wholesale houses. Fort Worth needs
Wholesale shoe End hat. hardware and
saddlery houses. to make it a market
and trade IS constantly diverted because
Of this city's Inability TO sell the country
dealer an Tho lnes be needs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
Nor RETURNING TAIR rnrArm,>,

not o RECEIVING FAIR TREATMENT
line enough has lapsed since the lnau.
giral OF Democratic administrator NJ
washington TO show that, for some ra,.
son or other the right Of Texas 10 reoog.
, h'''9h ~ federal appointments, Is roceI,,.
ng but scopt if any attention.
lhe ilsts Of appointments sent m ~
lsf nave not betrayed knowledge Of
The fact that Texas 4 IN b,sssro, ~. Y.
OF the Union. not "a apeat ~ ~, ' s',. NV
foot that it Is the leaang na,.a -, '',s'
state IN The Union. 10y
states which as such. have no claims
Whatever upon q Democratic adminis.
~aaoA nave been rewarded for taeir
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
SALE or CATTLE.

son x Morris sold r. b. Jones OF wichita
Falls $50 extra yearlings Jones shipped
them 10 Brunette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08

The Gazette will decline hereafter 20
print communications which arc merely
expressive OF tho writer's opinions Facts
Of an interesting nature will Do printed.
bot comments viii not DO usod unless
specially solicited
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08

Ecquador, Chill and now Peru. II be-
gins to look as If the United States
would have to go down and annex a few
South American countries In order 70 be
treated with proper respect
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
GAS WORKS.

Jefferson. Tex, April 7--CSpeclal. )-Jrne
Jefferson gas house caught on nre this even
Ing but was saved hy the IRE department.
Damage, S2UO; no insurance
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
FINANCIAL

Clearances yesterday h
balances, $54,10G3T. as ~,
clsarances, 9,O3S0O. No.
$685. for the correspond
year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
MnNEY ANn EXCHN-

New York, April 7.--Al'N
easy closed offered at 3
Prime mercantile paper v
Sterling exchange stea3
4S0 ID for sixty days,
for demand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08

Indiana got the Mexican mission, Mis-
souri, the consulate at the City Of Mexico,
and Texas got a postofice appointment
for some obscure place in the South
eastern part OF the state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08

Mills. Tex, April 0,~ls =
badly needed In this coune
counties. ,,m
Mr.. j. B. Harnas Of y"
bought the NickersOn llim
Il. Mr.. III. rs an enieipl,.e
having work done on Ais N
viii be situated az breNeH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
FINANCIAL Non.

II is putting 1t very mIdh
the railroads In Georgia n,
more than 3 per cent upon
ment. The different railm
who have petitoncd the rr
sion for authority to inqae
per cent, would be glad I'll
doing even so well IS that
of fact the dividends DO u
per cent. As TO the chargs
talization II is urged With
that the railroads could not ID
duced for the amount Of Sol
charged against them, and
theless the stock Is fairly az
per cent when the contlnr
much lower rate are taken sil
alton. Neurly all the bond 9
Georgia railroads bear inie
rate of . 10 Z per cent. ii hak|
they may be refunded nj 8 slf
not below that since the yg
the commission makes intecs
these bonds; and people wii
buy ! per cent bonds Of "a
home where they are unmoid
state commission. than upon "
South where there is so lnal
position 10 crowd the stockh,o
wall. Nevertheless there Is i--
that the Georgia state railie
siouers will permit an adyliso,|
as purely tentative, If for unu|
son.
During the FIVE and a Csn;|
that the sugar refining busila
concentrated Ia present haiA II
dends paid upon the conaai g
the American Sugar Rslag o,'|
aggregate 6S per cent
80 I'D
Railroad presidents and hank ?
all sem To have an equal i.'t
flowers. But some are Gats ,s
cumstnnces to indulge that ia,t
a larger extent than OtheA b
Sloan, for instance, has q 4
dollhouse up the Hudson NY
upon, and the desk Of the N3
the Lackawanna railroad q
out its two or three vases
flowers, both winter and N-n
Gould used 10 have flowers
from Iryington daily for his Z
as his house. In the budding
ing month of early sunlm
NJ. Depew always has q
flowers about him. G. p hr
another railroad magnale va
fond of flowers. Almost h3
bunch of bright-hued bloSpA
on his desk each morning Ill
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
WICHITRS WORKERS.
a FEW or THE MATTERS BEING
PUSHED BY THEM
Wholesale Hardware Company, Wholesale Gro
cery Company, Electric Light Plant, New
$4,000 Hotel, School and Churches.

Wichita Falls, Tex. April T.-lSpecial)
The present weather has helped the
building cause as wonderfully as 1t has
brought out the range grass, the wheat
aud oat crop. strengthened the sue
culent onion aud hastened along garden
sass generally. The brick and stone
work on the "Iasker, the S35,UO
hotel now being erected by Messrs.
Kemp 4 Lasker, is now being rapidly
completed and the carpenters aud
upolsterers win be required 10 push the
building The structure is 20 be one Of
tue handsomest buildings In town. 1t Is
located in commanding position and
will Impress visitors fuvOrhly. Charlie
Hyde well known IN the Fort. is TO
lease the building. When completed 1t
viii be the finest hotel both i'm architec-
ture and interior appointments, between
Fort Worth and Trinidad.
IL may be remarked by the way, that
the hotel. which bears his name, is not
The only investment in which Mr.. Lasker
Is interested In this city Although he
lives in Galveston hc places implicit re
lance in the future Of Wichita Falls as
his interests here. which amount in
value 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08
FOR SAL

h)6AlIs
331 acres Of land, about I, 4.
OF courthouse, adjoinlns n
dition. ~
200 acres OF land s5ti.. Ia
courthouse. - A-f'
Lots 3 and 4. block G n e
diuon, between Fourteenth Az fil
Main street, renting Tor sSiS
lOONl51, corner Brnadwaf W.
avenue, with 3 two. sforv n.
tage, renting for $500 pt5 I.
,One-half Interest 10 5Ox0t n. I
Main aud Houston streets. NJ
2DUO acres OF land In u..,o
Tcx. For terms apply to
THE MERCHANTS Nkriov, q
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08

tort Worth piods wholesale honses
more than il needs factories lbis INV
- now prepared TO make the meat. bread
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08

=. :, aNeiphia mas moro miles OF snr.
~ the world. '' WY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-08

Apostle Brann denies that he ever
took measurement Of the governors
foot Then the Apostle neglected
mighty good opportunity on last election
Iuv