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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
WHO R1CEs SHOOTER Is.

Last night ia conversation with Sher-
in Mason of Grcpuyile Hunt county
Doe said. from the description hc was
very sure the man who shot InUuiniJn
Bob Rice aud who was H0 rcticent about
his name. was ono who had passed
through his hands The FIRST name Civ
en- hy the fellow was fictitious, Of course.
Then IN talk with counsel be gave
what he alleged 90 be- his real nnme,
Eastman. and told aud then alleged
facts Of his career. This was overhead,
end has became public.
sheriff Mason SAYS unless the dcscrip.
ton Is absolutely ut fault, Doe b. really
lee Dorgctl. who was formerly OF
Grccnvinp. Iic was indicted for felony
iu Clay county. arrested boy sheriff Ma
son. taken to Henrietta. convicted, sent
to tho peuiteuiiarv from whence. subso-
qucntly, he escaped.
His mother lives Nt Grcruville nud
Lee Doggctt wns there visiting her about
tho time of the shooting here. Tint
The same day. De- thinks. ~ he lny be-
fore, DOggett left Greonylllr on freight
and went 10 Dallas.
" the suppositiOn ~ the sheriff is wei
founded the seemingly careless shooting
rs fully explained. 70 rs the old story ~
the guilty fleeing when mo- man pur-
sucth,' uud thinking the officers were
looking for him, he Glanced death
tp escape The certainty of the return TO
the upuitpntiury.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
TROUBLE AT HAND,
TROOPS CALLED OUTiWlN NEW
YORK STATE
To Ousll Any Riot That May Take Place
at Ounkirk at Inc Brooks Locomo.
tive Works.

Dwnkirk. ~ y, Jan 20-This morn
Ing Sheriff Jcnuer of Chautuqun county
cumr 90 the conclusion the strike nt
Brooks Locomotive works had become
$50 serious us 90 warrant his calling on
BrigndicrGc General Doylc for troops. \
telegram WAS accordingly sent General
Doyle. usl,ng him for military assistance
aud % reply was received stating the
Thirteenth separate company of James
town would be- ordered under arms and
would proceed 90 DmNrk 0t once. Tho
message also stated additional troops
would be- sent here from Buffalo.
There is intense excitement here To-
night. and trouble of the most serious
character o. anticipated The Brooks
people evidently intend To bring in a
force Of men sufficient 10 run the works,
and iu view of this fact the strikers
have threatened 10 prevent operations,
and troops have been asked for
Tho STREETS are filled with people nnN-
iously awaiting the expected trouble.
Tho Gepots swarm with men, while the
crossings m the suburbs arr closely
watched
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
OUR BOOK TAeLE.

'Thc Interpretation OF Nature, by
Prof y. y. Shnler, Houghtun, Milllin
q ca. publishers, Boston. Price, 81 -.
A careful reading of the seven chap
tors comprising this attractive little work
ought 10 satisfy cavilers that nnturc
properly studied is but another reudi-
ton ~ the wondrous truths euunciatwi
Ia Genesis. and chat natures book righi.
~ understood b. an endurmg 'amen
10 the declaration of the divine Creator
who pronounced each completed task "a
be gOOd
The author who Is professor Of gcol-
ogy az Harvard cannot be supposed a.
he biased In favor Of mere religious sen.
timenL He has traced the Footprints Of
tho Creator Va the granite, and studiel
the cNrlier forms of life in the Fossils
embodied In the rocks
Like many others, little knowledge IN
His earlirr wears led him away from
Christianity, but further insight has
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30

and secondly from the Inflammation that
will naturally follow the wound ne
other wound Is in The right arm and is
only severe 0eah wound
Oliyorg story Is that be was walking
along the strcct talking and qunrpliug
with Pink. when the latter suddenly
stabbed and cut him. the weapon being ~
two edged dagger that Pink hnmtnnily
Carried. lie asserts that NO other provo
cation was given on bis part thah ls
here stated. aud the trouble really grew
out of an old luminosity that has chlstcd
hotWcpu Them
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
10 ARCHITECTS.

The commissioners court of rarrant coun.
IS, TcN, invite architects To submit plhhS
ana ..ppriHpntinus fnr re- new court house
tn he erected n the cty of Fort Worth.
Said plnns shall consist az foundations,
floors elevations aud sections drawn 20 "a
n accordance with written requirements hs
Ia character. capacity aud dimensions OF
builiing. aud limitations az to cost or same
Oovy an HlC in the county ClCrk's Once, cop
ies az which will be- furnished ON appllct
tlntR to inc undersigned. The specifications
must conform TO said plnus INenyh Nc
hundred dollars OS21uN VIII he pmd Tor the
,inns nud spcclfcatiOns adopted. hut thc
commlsslpncrs reserve the rlSht to reject
uny gud an proposed. plUns ana speciu.
tniions submitted must be- ulei lh oiter oi
mo rouny clerk of larrant county. m the
city OF Fort Worth not later ihan II.
o'clock noon. on Monday, thc 1871 day oi
N,r,h ISM JOHN 4. KING,
County t'lert of lnrrant County Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
ARI.INGTNN LNCAIS.

The citizens bank building now hns
the second story Oa and Us nearing COM
petiou IL viii hc ready for occupancy
in about ten days.
The artesian well is only 300 feet
degp.
parents of n new boy
Mrs i. a. Martin and hor son. ilor-
ace, of Fort Worth were visiting irienus
here this week
The foundation is In for large brick
store ON Center street
8 number OF residences nrc In course
of construction Ia various parts of the
town.
over 100 residence lots have changed
hands here I'm tho last ninety days near
~ AN having been purchased 10y actual
settlers
Drs, Kennedy and Campbell have just
located here.
frank McEmcht and A. j, Rogers
have formed a copartucrship for the con
duct of general merchandise business.
Farmers i'm this section are m hotter
condition financially than over before
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
a BRUTE
Sends an Aged Woman on a FuI,oss Journey
10 Her Son.

10 HOr SON.
A hcartlcss joke on an unoHendlng wo-
man IL creating much excitement In Wa
tertOwn, Mass. Mrs, Elton Shugrue,
widow GO years old, has lived la TINT
town for long time, Three years ueo
her son John left her and she has received
no word from him Fairly In December
Mrs Shugruo was told 10y Dennis De
veney thar there was letter for her ot
"A neighbor's house. Not being able 20
read. the letter was handed TO friend,
aud It's contents were such as TO trouble
the mother greatly. IL was signed 10y
her son, who told n pathetic story OF an
accident which had disabled him, and
begging her 90 hasten Go him Nt once.
This SHE did taking all the money she
possessed and travelling night and dny 20
Poney, Mont, from which place the
letter was supposed 60 have been sent
No sign OF her sou could bee found, al
though he had been there at one time.
Utterly discouraged, she returned home,
the Grand Army of Butte City looking
after her needle so far as she would ol.
tow them. Everyone who heard the sad
story offered help, but she steadily 20,
fused everything hFt q railroad pass and
money Tor her actual expenses Mrs. Snu
grue returned tO Mateu0Wn yesterday
ana kind friends have given her shelter
The matter win be placed IN the h0nua Of
proper authorities. aud II Possible, tht
writer of the lcttor will be punished
Al the postoihce an knowledge ol such q
letter IA aisolaimed but ncvoney lie
clares that he received Is by mail Mrs
Shnuigie n n Woodworking woman an,
q greatly respected by sn who Know
! ksr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
A srLIlNnIn srNCESs.

Since Sept IL, not quito eve months
ago Waldcn's Texas Business college
has enrolled about ninety pupils in the
various departments. Considering the
fact that This institution hogan work
with only three or four weeks notice It's
sie,ess has been remarkable The course
of study Includes bookkeeping shorthand,
type.wriuuu, telegraphy aud the English
branches. VI YOU are Interested, call or
write for illustrated catalogue.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
Is Ii Worth
the Chance ?

81 yss ere s:>esre in eaeour-
aging honest manufacturers in
giving you pure p2S,a-s;ions
inaIead OF worthless ones, at
,iair instead OF s12aingly
cheap psice, Is it worth the
chance to purchase the dozen
and ore aduleFabed extracts
ON the market instead OF Or.
Prices Delicious sI'lavoring
ExEscts OF II or, Orange,
Vanilla, etc, chat inpart the
natural fiayc-os the fruit, end
are ea6oTsse Cor their purity,
strength and ecoaomy2
Atrial Of Or. Prics's Delicious
Flayoslns Extracts g'il pSoye
q great noFs-,oa. towards
good eating, active digestion
and Aapp names.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
PENCIL PiCKINGS
IN THE CITY

Yesterday thcrc were three persons
put iu the county jnil John Adams, am
attached witness Ia the john l.rc ease,
aud Charles Smith aud Charlie Thomus
ON the "yug' charge.
". u. Ford is candidate for city
attorney, subject TO action OF city Dcmoc-
racy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
sIIB sT1CCEEDED

Kitty Drew. who ON Saturday night
toot M overdose of iaudanum, died about
3i5 Yesterday morning She was
woman of fnc presence and was mldoubt-
cdlv superior TO the lilc shc had been
Lending. She came here from California
whore her parents have a very good posi-
ton. Tho suicide WIS the outcome OF q
lovers quarrel She has lived here for
several years. on and %" and came here
40 least six years ago. when she WIS
young aud very beautiful girl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30

Albert A, Pope Of Boston I'm Errors I'm
School Books offers Columbian cxpart
Bicycle TO the FIRST teacher informing
th0t company of am error taught A.
lesson, ia amy school book studied under
the authority of any school committed.
All communications To hp addressed 10
tho Department of llducaiou." pope
Manufacturing company, Boston There
have been already SIX awards ana surely
the work of cXpmgation ought To be
lively. Ihcrc is us much need for clear
Ing The rogd to knowledge Of ohstulr.
lions as III the gonl Oi learning ,yas
gained boy taaJ riding there ON d biry,lr.
Wor,hingon's Illustrated Msgnziue.
February A. ID. Morthiugtou Il %
publishers, Hartford, Conn Price. 81. so
a year,
The February number opens with a
biographical sketch OF Brigham Young.
by j, a. mcknight, Tho wrltcr lived
among the Mormons and the sketch has
the peculiar freshness which belongs 10
personal knowledge. 10 Is 20 he regrptt-
ed that In Ole Nirrinny'- Fifty venrs
ago. Mrs. Mary livermorc does not am.
pounce that hers Is a work of ihc imQp-
nation, for Southcmers know that what
she dcpicts as hnmclife half century
ago had no real existence.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
PERSONALS.

Mrs Mac Tcmplcton was called 10 hcr
former home. Nacoglochcs, 10y the md-
dcuiug news Of the death of her Nthcr.
W. w Brown of Vernon, Tex, is at
the Mansion.
H. H. Pratt Of Chicago Is ia the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
run nAGGErr EsrArR.

IL now offered TOR sale, part cash and
the balance ON ten and twenty Eve
years time. 1908 Main street, Fort
Worth Sold Ia large aud small uuanti'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30

The Atlantic Monthly February,
H0ughtou. Miiiln X Co., Boston, Yearly
subscription 81
as umul this bark that sails each
mouth trmn the Boston port hears
valuable cargo Mrs. Cutherw0odS "Old
folds m nor own mimimplg way The
story of AugeNQuo and her 'Wo lovers,
Pierre and Rico Jones'
Interesting. hscaufe in the first place
William Mpnd never writes ma amy other
way aud when ho has topic Such as
Books and Reading la lcelonL hc can
not fail D. win the attention oi his read
el,,. IlovcrR of Shakespeare, and who ls
NOT his loyprY will hnd soule remlnis
reucps ian shakespeare and Copyrights,
hy Horace payia, Richard llOVoy ln q
oriiiJue OF Che poW aud the translator OF
classic verse Thomas William Parsons
does not accord 90 him the plNee o' such
q songWr,tpr as wac iielue, WHO we ~
touch With Dis environments, but gives
him ,he Mrhest station as % translator
and grnnts him as poet q place with
Collins In ma temple OF English song.
Julius IA. Ward plends ior a forestry
| law that win protect the White mountain
forests. TINT ike grand woods n too many
| parts OF the land are M pell, from the
| axe of thc unitarian Ia The Contrl'
lnto,ts club" under the caption, IBIS
ohoying Inc letter" there ls plea for
| ulenrnrpy 10 tbosp uudpr authority who
win no, Willingly yield imphciI, ohedenee
Thc Porum. February, The Forum
| puhnsltuF ronpany Union Square, New
] York, Terus 81 year.
/ David A Wells wriies for the current
/ number on "Tanm Reform" Retrnspce
! dive ana Prospective, the article occu
! ulos nearly twenty pages, hut lbs length
1 is iusfifed hv nrespnt interest IN ihi'
| momentous topic aud ihe public Is glat
| IA hpar mn expression from SO intel cenl
| 4 ire.AtTnAer as Mn Wells The pape
| hy Or. Rlco on Public Schools IN thi'
| issue rclsles Ia the schools NJ Boston an,
| h win he a matter Of surprise % GIN,
| that Ibis close. inquirer into school meth
obs found SO much % censure W GU
tirs for perfariinC the public school sys
tenn. For interest purely literary Their
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30

w. II. Ford is q candidate lor city at
toruey subject to action of city Democ-
rucy,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
MAGAIINEs REcnINrn

The Popular Science Monthly. Feb
rupry, edited hy W, J Houmaus, pub
lished by ID Appleton q Co.. /, 8 ana S
tiOu, So
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30

The lller, edited by Jerome X. J,e
romo and Robert Rarr: Chniles l.. Wei.
Ster N Co. New York, American agents
Price per year. So.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30

pemorest Family Magazine. February.
office OF puhlicalion rs East Fourteenth
street New York, Terms, s. year
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30

nnSnG Do you want TO keep your husband home night,
a&AASI and keep him agreeable and pleasant lie must
smoke and yet you don't Ike the smell Of his tobacco foucan
drive him away to his cub-ou OF us such things come misery,
unbsppues5 and divorce, The trouble i that be poor
tobacco Coax him to get BLACKWELLS BULL DURHAM SMOKING
TOBACCO; It's delicate T not be- offensive to YOU ana
it will not f all the curtains hangnrs ana clothing with that
stale dsagce1be oo that troubles you Keep your husband
home aud avoid an risks by having him smoke BULL DURHAM
TOBACCO Sold everywhere.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30

The Gulf Messenger. january. Alr.
", Fonte gnl Miss Sou Hartman III.
liors and publishers. san Antonio. TaT
Price. S1.AO va
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
ms NAY NM

Saturday night, Is not such as will permit
the assertion that he Is free from an
danger of death from his wounds The
moRt serious of these Ia that la the lott
aide that has penetrated 90 an unknown
depth into the cavity of the chest though.
as the dagger thrust was downward,
phragm into tho lower cavity Tho dun.
ger Is first from Internal homorrhnge,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30

Through Tcyus, by Walter b Stevens
and sent with the compliments of the
Cotton Bolt vouto, Is q series of lcttvr5
from the spcciul correspondent or the
81 Louis GlohrDomocrHt There is NO
ut,nnp, 40 hook making m this pamphlet
of something over hundred pages, but
the I"Nt and the Illustrations bring the
reader u touch with Texas life and
sooms I'm "a much more cifc,tuu way than
lbs often the ousc in more prptvuuous
volume I'm tIp main The descriptions.
statistics and character Of sketches arc
truthful, and there h. much lcw attempt
at finc writing or the startling than
would be expected of a newspaper cor
respondent who was supposed 10 lind his
material Ina the festive cowboy, the up-
priuciplcd ranger. the Mexican and tie
Apache IL illustrations are faithful
and are doubtless copies of photographs
| taken on the spot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30

"picturosuuc Chirngo mud Guide TO the
Worlds Fair" published by r. IT,
Woodward * Co. Baltimore, is % mort
attractive Guide book for visitors to one
of the most unique cities of this country,
Interesting us a. Chicago nt ull times
because uf It's vustucss, the height and
grandeur of lis business houses and the
priuccly ualuihCencc ni the private resi-
dcpccs wonderful in henuty aud eNicnt
as are its parks aud pleasure drives,
Am this palps before the gluues of tne
summer OF 1885, when the exhibits OF
two hcluispheres and people of nll known
lands will bee gathered there To grace q
worlds exhibition I'm view OF This gath
cring OK people and of products, Part ~,
dedicated to the Worlds Columbian cN-
position, Is invaluable, no one coutcm-
plating visit there should fail To iu-
form themselves on all points by care
m reading of these plgcs INA uplu
there are views of the buildings aud fun
,mtiuuurs oil the arrangements of tho
exhibits from the different countries,
Tho book il handsomely bound and
literally Illustrated. and its worth is
uot- ephemerul. but this book viii ho OF
prrtlauont value ON the shelves of a
useful library.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
BLAcKwELL's DURHAM TOBACCO CO.. Durham, N. c.

by r. Marion Crawford, Emotional
Tension md the Modern Novel
Thoughtful readers of fiction will agree
with this writer who says. that no novel
cuu have permanent life which does not
appeal 90 thp heart II is this deep The
real novel must fothom aud humanity
is the yu'n of richness that viii bring
lasting fame To- the novelist.
The three concluding articles may not
tempt thp ordinary render but there are
many who VIII dud much that is us.ruc-
tive iu Imminent Danger from the Silver
Purchase Act 10y Hon, O.. j. Williams.
"NogrU Suffrage Failure; Shall we
Abolish ltF' hy John G. Wickli6c "A
Practical Remedy for Evils of lmmgru-
ton, Boy Gustuyc II SChwub.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30

littelfs living Age. Ian n pnlnsb
cd every SATURDAY. ~ Tittell a co p
Ton, Terms OF subscription, IS per an.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30

brought him back TO the faitu from which
b.. b1I iu IN measure departed. lu Pro-
icssor Shnlers opinion, an honest iu-
quirprs viii hud their hrat eon'tpliou
that dynamic force b. suihrirhl Io "'
count for AIN the phenomena OF nature
Inns Inrp iurnfr..l. and ais thuir views Dee
come more cAtpuUpl they viii hc ior,ru
60 suppose q Bind OF control Wli'h nl.l-
WatpIv upcpsyifHtps uu examination INFO
the rclnu0us oil nature and theology
The closing chapter treats oi iA' I'M
mortality of che soul. The Juthot u"y'
not believe that hr STUDY OF Hulul,
laws and n close inspection OF her he'h-
obs. mon cnn ever know Of % certainty
of the life after death Tie tnlhhs 'lu'
such study. hy which can hr itNcru rue
trend of ui thp ages, will show lhil 20"
toll or palms has been truitlcs@ h.t ,'S
led ~ the utogrltiOn OF energy il hlth'
intelligence, and tbot the tendency. %.
II viii be- to INSPIRE i'rhht oi 1--WE.
with the conditions That are TOT lhr t"'u
Tbr titles of the chapters ure iUdiccs
of what may be yuiuci boo the rrNdhS;
"tho Appreciation Of Nature, tNu'o
Points 30 lhr Continuity OF Nallrmi
Tbonnmcua. " "Thp Place of Organic
M, p Nature" "rhp March Of fhr
Gaurr5ions" "Thr Nund OF General
Hous." "'rhr Noturl History %, sym.
pathy" "ruv Immortality of the, SOU
| from the Point uf View ui Natural N.l-
/ ..i ..' M lo..f.,i s,1u,u.pe.
"u''oN'n '"''"
..,,,.. oi5 ts.,l;l Dr,uptists." hv Jas.
| uV, Wy LII Tt,r,,,tnp NiHlm AZ
! ,a,,
second only to the pleasure q well
! WI ,Nni, 80 , ,,t..r., t,is rl,n.urr was
| on U.l'"E W"' 80 M In,,,lI mood.
io ' ~ ii' n,r lows M smoothly
no ,i,,, ,,,,,. yinf,vrr tbr theme. that
w. Io tb.y. has bopn work
u,,g t,,t ,,.l,,t is sninv,d IA the result of
J ioh,r Tbr b.el hpr1rr as ig particularly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30

~
Abolish lt" by John G. WickliHc "a
Practical Remedy Tor Evils of lmm'gru-
tion,' Boy Gustoyc II Schwab.
Scrihncrs Magazine February. Charles
Scrihncr's Sous New York, Price SO
% year
Glimpsos of foreign lands abound In
tlC February Scrihuer, but with Rev.
Henry Van DYKE us guide iu Alpine
hc'ghJ9 and along tue waterways of beuu-
uful Venice there is littlc thought of
stunrrucsa. "FrOm Venice tn she Gross
NouvdigDr' 10y him s. rNquisitrly illus
tnHtHl 10y % corps of artists. Mr. and Mrs.
BlIhirld with pen and pencil portray
many uugutic, OF Florence art, aud Fred
eric truNnshcld continues his "lmprcs.
-inus ut "a Decorate. Rome assisted
Boo conveying hiH id.H lI others hy the
admirable work. OI Kenyon Cos. Mrs
Burnett continues her pathetic story ul
tho childhood of % dear daughter aud
there is little doubt that the admirers of
ihi, charming writer viii follow eagerly
60 its Sul conclusion her record of The
one / Isl cw Best of An
THE Point oil View in Sribucr often
contains the cream of the Whulr. and is
always sought cut 10y constant readers Of
this periodical. I'm this issue are some
plain words against what rs called tho
code, and the writer Justly asserts
that the code 20 regulate Nineteenth ceu-
! fury American gentlemen rs Tho one uc-
! jually To be- found IN the New Testament
ST. Nichons February, tho Century
| company Union Square. New YORK.
| Price, So year
! The February issue of this wonderful
! young folks magazine spurties with az
/ tuuiiyCnpss The Illustrations cuptivutv
! the eve and quicken curiosity ia oldrr
minds 60 know the stories they illuminate.
"Collar-Wullnh aud the Poison Stick,
| by Rudynrd kiplng. Is story Of mon.
! keys and life ia India, the land of mys.
| tories no American youth. which can
| have mo- better Interpreter than Mr. Kip
| ling battling | udcr Water is de-
scrptiDu by H. H. Spencer of ,ub,mHriu,
! boats 90 hc used la naval warfare. uuu
| any bright boy. by studying The picture.
and reading the description, VIII have an
intelligent conception ot the couslruc
ton and mission of such crafts, 9TH,
Boyhood of Louis XIV is lu uttrrsda.
biz of French court history, and b !,
hard To- believe. WHOM looking nc IA,
boy picture chat this king was after
was uitvrwurd SO frivolous aud carelps
ui tho welfare ui his subjects.
The other pages OF this wisely con
Quoted and beautifully illustrated month
ly are filled Wi,h choice reading matter
prose and poetry, we'll adapted 10 th
class ot readers for whom it is designed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30

WyIir. Tex. Jan 30 ,Speciul)-M
q o'clock this afternoon w. u Cannon
shot Fmnl CLAYTON, three balls taking
effect. one In the nru aud two w the
body. The wounds are considered fat9l.
MN parties Ind boon partners IN the
min. iin aud mercantile business and the
difficulty Is said To have originated over
a settlement,