davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
TEXAS SETTINGS.

Dallas county crops are in fine condi-
ton
Crops around Terrell are ia fine con-
dition.
There remains but very little cotton In
the fields around Taylor.
About 23.OOO bales Of cotton have been
received at COraicuna mp 20 date.
The fine weati " has PIT new life
in the farmers around Salad0 ana they
are starting another crop
The amateurs Of Granger rendered
Ten Days on Water to fair and well
pleased audience on Dec II
G.. IT, White Of B0nham is an appli-
cant for internal revenue collector for
one of the districts of Texas.
J. ID. Powell. sheriff of Archer county.
Is q candidate for United States marshal
of the N0rthrn district OF Texas
The lubbock amateur dramatic CONF
puuy rendered "Tcn Nights iu q Bar
Room" to a large and appreciative nu-
diCnce.
Crops in San Saba county have been
above the average the past season; cattle
are iu great demand ut good prices aud
times are very good in that county.
a force OF workmen are engaged rc-
pairing the heating apparatus Of the
Taylor public school, and as n cousc-
qucncc the pupils are having n weeks
vacation.
A. d. Griffith, living near Salodo, has
invented stump pulier which does as
tonishing work 10 requires but one
mule 20 pull the most deeply rooted stump
mud does not strain the mule in the leust.
Large crowds are collecting on his place
to see The working OF the machine.
The stockholders Of the Haskell M
tional bank win elect directors Tuesday
AZ Wnco- Charles Jnusi,y, Bohc-
mimi. who was Gned 0t the last term Of
Che Fedral court IN this city for sending
au obscene letter through the mails wy
spent the time since the adjournment oil
court In Jail. has been released, having
takcn the INDECENT Unth.
Clcburnc Review johnson county
farmers are raising some fnc hogs these
days. Last week some Graudview gem
tlcmen shipped car load. which was
said To BE- the heaviest car Of hogs ever
shipped out of the state H. r. Smith
of Mountain Greek killed three which
averaged il2 pounds ench, n. Y. Queen
OF Cooley reports the killing Of one which
weighed SOC pounds. There Is no good
reason why orr farmers should not raise
meat and lard 10 sell.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08


No part of the work done hv rho cor.
sn' takers is of mere general value than
That of Statistics of farms. homes and
mortgages including as Il does state.
ments of Ownership and debt i'm different
stntos. Two bulletins of the states az
Iowa aud New Jersey respectively NAV
ice prohta6ly considered, the first being
an agricultural state and the second A
manufacturing one.
Inc ownership of homes IN New Jcr.
sey IS 3lGG per cent, aud OF farms 1OgG
per cent. of the total families. no nut a.
more plainly Ia 100 families. ON the aver
age Gl3I hire their farms or homes
1913 own with ncumbrance nnd 1gs,i
own without ncumbrancc. The totol
valuations of farms aud homes IL S20l..
2O3' ldO, and the total incuubrnnce SD
'stlHp, owned md owed by 5O3D3 fani.
hos' IN sums of from 5000 to $4,000 and
over Loyal interest Is 6 per cant.. but
rates run higher aud lower. one instance
being given whore 90 per cent was mid
The fact that the per cent. of iplcbted.
ness IS so large and vet the financial
cWdit IS good, tcuds TO show the yaluo
OF manufactures as business factors
The people of states solely Agricultural
could not carry any such indebtedness b,..
cause mo- class of farm products wonld
Yield money sufficient 60 pay current ey.
penses, interest and gradually rodnce tho
pr'nsipal in many towns Che percentage
of ncumhrm'r OF values reaches from
40 70 80 per cent, which would bo an
alarming condition IN towns dependent
upln the surrounding country.
The condition of Iowa h eyen mara
surprisinai farm liens thcro amount IA
Sl0lTi5o2A aud tho Indebtedness IN
homes aggregates S1TT00STO on bn
iarm the average indebtedness Is about
onethird the value, and that of homes
~ the cities somewhat groater The farm
deb' IS principally for tho bnynr ~ g,.l
rstoiN on for milking real estate improve.
ments, which IS really am Increase OF
values, and differs from using borrowed
nonVy In such speculation as tend 10
impair credit
me comparison made between tho
financial status Of Texas and of ,heso
Two states, taken 40 random. Is az least
encouraging' This state with an area OF
di3aoo square miles, much of it suita.
blr Tor mrniing an ARIA four tlmes
rreator than umt Of these two stotes
mas morisagoa amounting ia round NUN.
beers. 80 about SiOOW.oO0. which Il
OF 'Ne state are cousderd Even this
comparatively easy condition Is boins
made easier as fast as the present cat.
lon erop = marketed, a. the testimony
Of .oan agents IS Chat The proceeds iron,
such sales are being uacd % lift mort.
Hases and 10 reduce n,lehicdoess
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
Terms % suD.oriptlon.
HRANCm OrFICEs.

nm aHAAA w ~ AWAf'fs
AivareeQ--J. W. stark. correspondent
AM xTafi 'I5f 2. alghsmlth, correspond
ent, b. Z, Morgan, agtDt
Mbany-R. y. Lyons correspondenti ~
Koiiene-E. X, hadford, agent ani cor
i.,l,,,, office, postoiice oalhnF, -
1crs FOR subscription and advefhslng
should BE- left
hugun-J. 4. McKenna.
hullnger-J. y. peurce, agent ana cor.
re.pohdegt ONCE at Pcarce's drug store
,,BrovnWOod H. u. Moore. correspondent.
Wise < Mayors agents. once in the
BsiTd-H. ]. Book. correspondent; ".
Bgiion-- Dr. p i Turner correspondent,
\ Dsicrhout agent once m Dostonce
QlarESvule-w S. Thompson. correspond.
,Cieburne-Louls Hammons. agent; r. CT
Colorado q. a. Mcnois, correspon.
eut A. :. Payne, agent
Dallas iiygh Fitzgerald. correspondent
onico. 80 binlu Street where orders Cor
advertising should Do LEFT The Gazette
tie city. n Gamer. general news agent
=. pecatnF-l. O.. ooae, correspondent w.
El paso x g. MciSie. correspondent. {.
Eddy' n N y. n. Howe & co.. agents
dbiufNtile a. WATSON. IT,, correspond.
cat; J. \. Hickson agent .oiict. Gainesville
a,GgeeaSllls-v. W. Grubbs. correspondent
,igygs.on =. W. ilaycs. correspondent:
~ heeniieita-N. W. Cmlson. correspondent;
e. a. Mlntonl agent;
hlialRr-l. " Cooling, correspondent
s Phillips agent office. Huhious musuc
siorc, Soutn Wpoo street
Jercr~n 2 y. i,o1eli, correspondent.
ABORT Nlul.. agent
, M9blml-W HloeEc. correspondent.
y ~ hudson agent uiiicc lu postohe6
aIIneo.a-J. p Mcdaniel. correspondent
:, paris w. r. 3m, correspondents Scott
Iilet Polhi 4. a. Rasiaud, correspond.
~ 9odHa 1h X f. colunr.co,,e,n,,i.n,.p
- Cameron, agent
Roswell. 81, Al-James w. Mullins. cor.
,,seymQV-i q Gruhasn c1freip6ndeni:
shreyepert Li..W A. souhcrlaud. cor.
eulpnW sprlngs-K j. liass, cofrcapond.
'ht, NplD.i ht9t QBcuta
~ iGPhgg 'd.s..8 q buoE. correspondent;
eatl Harris x i iior'' ags IS'.'' 66lBSs
rruidal. Coi.-W!niam iitucaid & Co..
iylcr n L. Hoicrtsou. correspondent:
TefrgllHvS lhF'nhadt correspondent
j. a. Wilson. agent
Icmplr-C a nrnn1, correspondence,
GLnrips Wrclthnm, ngout.
Inylor-Milunm Elliott. CoITpspundout,
iacJuea g. Harvey, agents.
Vernon 4. On correspondent. Uous
sells & Humphreys agents.
NglufrO-ii0hert MCChiuu, corrcgpoudent.
j. N, shafts agent. uuce, coruor Avpnue
and South Third street.
WuNNhuchlr~I. M. flunlltpr. c0rrcauon.
dcut; 81 %. Aldddge nerut
WCnihwiurd j, W, CnWnl ngpnt and
corcrpnndgut oflco over Alcrchauts' ana
Iu,rusrs' Bunk.
Whtesboro e. w Diamond. correspond.
CnS Bob Anderson, agent
AID correspondence uoxt door 10 postoflre
This paper ia ecpi ON tlo nul ndvcrtitinc
Tntp4 may be HHCpriuiuUd 900 do ofiNe -
American NeWrpAptr ruhlHhors' nssoela
tion. IFmrlp tuult New NurN n. frnin M.
Ewicn business Office. As Tribune build
nOOhcrr.' Chcurc. no.
a.. Hac-with, sole anpnt forpla, ndy,-.
tisng
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
suPPosE0 Ne eE INoeNoIARY.
Three Fires Which Occurred al Abilene Yeslor.
day Exnllnmnni Cnnsed hv q Elal,nnR

Abilene, Tex, Jan z, (Speciul)-.
Quito a ripple Of excitement was caused
at thn United States postolice ia this city
this afternoon by fsticun IN which
sam Wagner aud John Rout partici.
mtod The lobby Of thc office was dense.
by packed with mail scekcrs at the time.
aud the sound of crashing glass and
the panels 0f the office caused them to
hastily Nacate. Tine alteration arose
oyer an argument as 90 who should have
htst place iu lire.
he barn Of Major H. II. Parker. 10.
gether with q portion of a. c0ntents.
BURNED tonight The hay honse of III.
%, .W00teu. a grain dealer. burned last
night while Che harm OF u Z. Masie
Mls also discovered 10 he on FIRE TODAY.
All of these liros are supposed 20 be M.
oeudlory, and are doubtless fired by ono
who is anxious 90 test the merits OF sntne
tire apparatus recently added % the M.
partucnt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

Tho ten years service IN behalf Of
Fort Worth. West Texas aud the state
are sufficient guarantee Of The Gazette s
fidelity, but IN this beginning Of year
that promises SO much for Texas, it may
not be amiv to state That as m the
past, The Gazette viii be a factor In
The upbuildmg Of city. section and state.
Politically The Gazette believes That
the hope Of the people is 10 Democracy
and that the hope Of Democracy Is IN
ganizadon and 10 organized Democracy
The Gazett6 Is pledged for all future
time. W. L. MALONE,
President
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

San Saba Steam Milling company's new
elevator.
Tho now Bopiist church at Mount
Pleasant will soon be completed
Several now housos. dwelling and bush
mess. are being built at san Sabr While
last year beat al records for improve
mcnts in sam Saba county, IL b safe 90
say that the improvements this year
viii more than double last.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
THOUGHr i'm rLAYINn

= Lo2ngyiew' Tex, Jan. 7.--lSpecioI
ho SsseFsgaE while Henry Council a MORO
4,ysapoli- .{eagFs' was playing with n
valley railroad pond. which bss 9a9ine,
oahAs' After waiting several bonrs ''f w,
tile noy 70 come out, the clild 49,
ho,ne ana told about Heuy follb,, w
tinN pond and rising aud sinking. ma S,ai
~ 4lmhR from him for GOOD the ny
mJ fellow thinldng on The time thot tha
XIV = ogy Was splashing about and sinl.
hosv VN,g t1ok lew moments TO find the
deeS drowned ~ water nos four feet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
BOYS AT PLAY
With Target Rifle XIII Little Threo.Yoar.
Old Child PLAYING Near.

Nv N''fN tiNI''N iANAis
Terrell, Tex, Jan. T.. Special ~ One
of the saddest OF sad incidents In Tor
reil's history is recorded in the denth Of
little Charley George. who died from no.
cidontal shooting There were several
boys at the rear Of Mr. Phillip Brins
dwelling on Spring street, shooting AT n
target During the shoot several
yards west in the rear Of Mr.. and AIrs
j. NJ, Georges residence. facing ON Rock
wall avenue, their little son. about 4
years old, was playing with tin can and
u uHcA, hnlluing himself a little NAV
house While thus engaged sbot go
the target rifle struck him above The orr
penetrating his brain, and with n c,,y
on grief the Litle fellow fell over. U.biin
Iha blood flowed freely from the womb
lhe mother in the house hearlno ~
cry' rushed 70 her child, and retborin'.
nun IN her arms hastened 10 aive liu,
ssuch relief as she could, m lilo sa,no
In,e haHIfnihg q messenger for a pliysi.
d an ihul could be thought of was
uohe Tor the little fellows relief. bnt In
1wo or three hours his life wns eNtinrt
ne boys who Were shooting kent 6rin,,
~ t1l several minutes, not Knowing fhaf
they mad done such deadly ,vori ~, IN
FUNERAL of little Charley TOOL, nlnco ~
Iay aud the sad scene was one -, ~
be remembered IN Terrell. Tho nar e -
OF the little hoy are bowed dow, ,ri,I
almost unbeatable grief Tho litao AZ
low WIS their only boy ana m,ieb dos'.l
upon. While this grief X seen al Ni,.
9treorge 5, the families of Mr.. phlliin mi
hg5Il1s Bun are also afflicted wjtb' daan n
salness az the occurrence. IA ,ot
S Hn3vM a OF course, which one of the hpys
NV NV me lStal SHOOTING but sadness rein,s
NH ug peoRis Of Terrell are in deep sym-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
FIELDsGnfFFIrII

Baptist church last evening ,yaS K sea,,,
0f unusual importOnce I'd was tha a..
caslen OF thp marriage of Mn Inmea
Ilelds aud Miss Annie GnHith nu M
the city, aud Misc Gnilih r. AK do0ph.
one % the largest mercantile hoases ,n
the city. and Miss iidhiih th tie daneb.
'er Fl NJ !. q Griffith gentlolann
of pre,slnence and wenlth. ifhe i,fps.
eniH were numerous and costly. and no
occasion one % unusual prominence,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
ALTAR AND TOMB
MARRIAGES

aNHah AhAkA NANi AatNf
Arlncton-Mr Collier Sublctt and
Miss Maggie Alattock,. Dec %.
Orange Mr. Nuu Wiley and Miss t.
u. pcyclo. Dec 20. Mr. Henry LaFlour
and Miss EmeIinc Chcsson Dec 20
Mr. Glib Seals aud Miss l5ora Springs
Mr. $. r. Bott and Miss Carrie Han
kius. Mr. Dennis McConnico and Miss
Sis Leyingstqur Mr. r. Saddlpr and
Miss u. r. What0y Mr.. Morris Harris
aud Miss Henrietta Price. Mr.. stephen
Sparks aud Miss Lula Hogan Mr.
Charles Wright aud Miss Lucinda
Wright, Mr. g. l.. Roberts and Miss
and Miss leila Hines. Mr.. Sam Brown
and Miss Della llodes. MIR j. L.. Mech
roy and Miss Emma Holey. Mr. Tom
Hicks and Miss Matte Woods. Mr.
II. lNuskCy aud Miss GeOrgnn0 Tits
worth MIR, lieu Johnson and Miss SUI
san Williams Mr.. NJ. II. Stockton and
Miss Willie w. Thompson. Mr. v. j.
Miller and Miss Berthm Buckelew. Mr.
j. W. Dean mud Miss H. l.. Wright.
Mr. A. NJ Lichhart and Miss Ida Scbet-
lee. Captain john Ames aud Miss Leo
nora Landprs. Jan, B.
Tiogo Mr.. Leo Brown and Miss Nora
Nichols Jan T.
Pleasant Hnl-Mr William NJ Mil
burn and Miss Lizzie A. Hylaud. Dec.
n Mr. Charles T. Thompson aud Miss
Ellen Blair Dec %
DayiilQ Mr.. Howell Keith and Miss
HELEN Wilson, Dec. 81.
WnXahachic Mr. J. H. Brown and
Miss Susie Dickson, Mr. Je0 Icwls and
Miss Matilda LOWS, Mr. g. r. Subhitl
and Miss Anna NJ. Cumn incs. Mr.. Obey
Parker and Miss A. 10. Antry, Mr.. NJ. s..
Autry and M'as Faith Green. Mr. j. W
lipmhy and Miss ). r. Mccain. mr., G.
J.. Wear and Miss Charlotte Turner,
SIR. 4. ID. Brown and Nliss Ada Stanley,
Mr. H. X. Blum aud Miss Bottle james,
Mr. j. J. Davis and Miss Nlncy Harris.
W. O; NJ. Workman and Miss Allie
Fam. Mr. q, w. TNpp and Miss Pam
lee Root, Mr. II. W. Reidenmch and
Miss n. A. Mccain.
HulleiisNllc-Mr /. ]. Davis and Miss
Lydia Nj. Bennett Jan. T.
ThOrshurg Mr. H. G. Reid and Miss
Gusslc Shutting, Dee. u.
Granger MIR $, -. Davis and Miss
Alice Brisco. Dec. 20
Fomey Mr. J. A. Lattimer Jr., and
Miss Kate Rengin. Dec. A.
Corsic0ua Mr. X. l.. Rawson and Miss
Martha ~ Boyd jan . Dir. Robert
Cuin and Mics Emma Riloy, Dec. 3.
Mr. a NJ. Bryan and Miss a. y. Penny
Dec g.
Coolyinc AIR. J. T.. Miller and Miss
Fannie Wright, Dee. 20
Cuero- Mr. T. NJ, Bullock and Mhs
june Smith, Dec %.
DEATHS.
Smithylllc Mrs. phclia V. Clamp, Doc.
10
Fomry Mrs II. y pmson. Dec. 4.
Haskcl-Miss Maud Alexander Dec.
Vernon Mrs. Rcbocc,, Ncucomb, Dec.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
FAILURE AT Boa

Ronham. Tex, Jan.
Saddler Bros. Of Doid
doed yesterday eyehl nt
of general merchanalse etl
in Dood City, with tas
ferred cretitors lagN 81.
Mn(,rndy $3.50; Loan aa
socation. DOdl's, W
tional bank. Bonhaia, l.h
Dodd. 500: j., II. se .Io1
BOUCHER & Co, - ~ "A
mond, Squires \ Nor oI
SOS; Morris, Newh,n,i se,
delphia, Sl54.T5; /. w
S34S.65; Jacob IT, Ool,lh IA
pepisbn Snddlery coinPassl,
01; Freedman Bros. q
$3.50; q. III. Fargo,
A. q. ScarbOr0, eaeus ) +
National bank Of hopa
MeGchee. Dodd til}i + 30
II. II. Saddler also XVII Fif
trust deed TO secure saa
$2S79.1O 10 $. ID, No. s,s iNp.
These young men XXX
of tho community, D9'ht,a 'l.|
Ronhnm. where thes ptt
and favorably KNOWN ~
bad collections are W
Yentory has been nleo'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
CLOSING HOURS.

Tho hu slnew department. OF rur CA
cuicd hclOwi
Saturday.. "A m
nihcr days lu me woal. ..... q h. n.
Tho Caaette win Geclme h.roafter 60
print communication whlth ARE neral,
'apresslvn or tao wrltcr's opinions Faoi.
elsa 'niprostlng nature viii bo printed.
lut comments Wiu nos 10 uooN uuloss
eftVluily snllo tna
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

case Of fatal accident, restraining in
iuence may stay the hand which would
WELD the pistol. more potent thnn fear
Of the penalties Of Che criminal law.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
WEATnnn Rrpnnm

~. Gam * 1903,
Highest temperature. an
Lowest temperature. g6
iiVlali'ue uhyvtlnh OF Wind. vs., ,,. South
State OF weather fair
Probable weather Tor tomorrow. =. Fail
NJ ~ CLARKE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
AfOTHrn,q ~

Across The silence DER n.
The living pass come we . B,
Like waves that beat n,
30 o'e- my soul fo,~e y, a'
Ihat would. alasl inn e
~, The heart bcteft of ba o
Ihat Knows no JOY. az. q
or bliss that gl6ddenoi
And when the lew beo,,. ~
Ana spectral blossoe' Y. tuI |
ana tue warm darkness tt
Begins TO gather siarl,iat
some echo Of voice I'm, III,
FROM distant spheres
lts love TO prove for Inc H.. 4 %
Across the silence OR N. MOL
And II above thy place q !. ha
~ comforts me TO come r.|
Ana iecl thy love an infnr
OUT of tho shadows fslae. ri
INTO my weary. aching h1.t on
Beloved filendl bayoa9 M c0i|
know thy voice. of hos. nrf
Suil calls, Come upwasl. Of
BoHa Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
TEXAS TURNED Loose

great deal Of needed work II being
done 90 the streets OF Commerce.
NeFS Wan shortly commence on the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

10 Is estimated that good roads would
save The farmers of the United Smtcs
S5OoOuoOOO per uuuum; that Is 10 say
DO they would build good dirt roads they
would soon Doe able TO own AN the rail-
-runu. Nm lhn lunI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

~ NoLnr.

TIE GoLnp,
a Abe. ne,cfonlng spirit ~ 4
lha q. lightly danced "a
d ~ earth was an N t
VI natures happy cho,
XIV Twas IKE q ycrnal m.
knitting. ''iH
sail. tqi1H.
Ger winters world COM.
1r was spring hers.sf
bneyohd the alien ffee,. 'iH
~ hut some bold mill,St g
some April cmissaryi x
~, appariilon faded IN
v,,s,1pficlous ana lncaIcnl w
W. ulud too pass, nnd n. '''t
And fal'n my phantom 30,
--N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

Love came ono day 10 nv h. ,in
his iamost heart to my ~. ~ (.
came aud pleaded he
iui / only asked that he ~, w
Laughed when his sad es>. ip'
Ing, "" Ia
Hc turned his fooisiep, a, \ !
Ana i 1 sang Time bfinsl ( ",
Aud love VIII woo me Az,
/ waited long. but no lo,, q,
To lattlced bower. IA NJ
And tine had brought In h,
But bitter pain and inv hnr
80 sought love out 10 nv
sought him with eyes that
feeling.
Sought and found, by biz
Ing
Ihat never again win hls Nh.
Thcn ! wept for n love th,'t
colu' New Eudn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

Joe Mutation Is not ia Texas now,
but IL he were here aud should be- called
hy to mau who sent ont that Bakers
willie romnucn we feel safc 10 saying that
ho would pass
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

The estimate Of che agricultural de-
parchment at Washington, placing the
wmat crop Of Texas for last ycur az
100000 bushels, is evidently far be-.
low thc mark SIN, for obvious reasons
affecting tho farmers. e. is better that
the crop should be undcr.sdmated than
nKnrnallmnInh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

More people recognize Colonel Rnbprt
g lngefs0l lt sight than any othor ciil.
s1 who walks on rides about New A0rk
City
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

The Republican idea that Tnmmany
win fight Cleveland aud that Cleveland
win FIGHT Tammany assumes without
AMY ground FOR e. that the main object of
Democracy ia wu.lopmg its hereditary
enemy was ultcrwnrl TO provide
cumical entertainment FOR 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
EXTRA SUNDAY PAPERS.
Dealers Must Send IN Their Orders Not Later
Than Friday

The demand Tor Sunday Gazettes eau
not possibly be filed unless news-dcalers
send IN their orders by Friday night
cnch week. The Gazette tries 70 pro-
vide for tho constant increase, but
finds itself unable to do 50 when dealers
reserve thoir orders until Saturday. A
part Of the big Sunday paper Is printed
Friday might, as even the big fast press
cannot do the work demanded by the
Sunday edition al 10 one night
Send III your orders for extra Sunday
Guzcttes not later than Friday night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

2 begins the New Yoor with
loiger surplus Ia bank than amy other
agricultural state IN the Union. she has
thinnor plastcrIng of mortgages than
ans other state, without exception, in
proportion 90 assets, end greater pro-
portion OF her people own homes than
m amy other state. Speaking emphatical-
lN. IeAns n nm Mght.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

flr William and Lady Gordon cum.
n,llss have planned another sls.l 10 this
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
foR $40
Two Thousand Pounds Of Coed BREWER Body
nps TOR Sale

THE GAZETTE has for sale 1900
pounds Of brewer body typoi boen IA
nso only thrco months good as new.
WIN be sold IN lots OF 100 pounds ,lnd
moro 70 suit purchasers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

The longest days " 1s.e Ill
INC shortest In pH,. ,,on|
they ala not CONE y "
Tie shortest | l,iil' i
YOu came q day win y
Aud aIied my heart ms
Tho longest day You wv ~
ne very next DAY hr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

The oner of the private secrctarysbip
TO newspaper man shows that Mr.
Cleveland proposes that bis next admin
istratIon shall he az well edited as the
last
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

Twelve newspapers published IN Gcor-
gio in the interest OF the blacks have
issued an address Ia which they dccnre
% preference for the term Negro over
"oolowd people, "Aro.Amrrican" or
anything else. After this. Albion w.
Tourgcc should be able TO swallow even
"nlgecr'' withodt having spasn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

The trial o. the suit instituted at Dal
las by the widow OF II s Raudle asanst
bis slayer Major l. a. Randall Mn be-
watched with Interest throughout
ihe siaie ~ the plecedcnt should
he established lbai tho murderer
must make compensation 20 the
family ~ hls victim such as
tho rslroad is compelled - reuacr Ia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

Apostle Broun win never admit that
the South Is civilized until Il eau boast a
Brook farm aud o Thc0sophic society.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

Tie only travelling ponuns. male or 10.
mate ut prtscut authorized tn receive ana
fnrtpt iQr subscriptions fOl tho Guaette
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

The trouble with The Apostle is that
he yearus TO turn things upside down
II hc wore back 10 the blizzard regions
he would want 10 turn things dowu-side