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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
OKLAHOMA AND INDIAN TERRITORY.


NARROW wants a Hour mill
The annex 10 che academy at Bloom.
field, |. IT, Is nearing completion
w, Il. Caldwell has 10000 apple trees
in his orchard south Of Oklahoma.
There are twenty-scyen prisoners in
the county jail at Oklahoma City,
4 move is on foot looking TO the de
yclopment Of the coal fields at Ardmore.
The great grassy lake In Pamela Ia 70.
ported dry for the first dime in number
Of years,
The first number of lhc Oklahoma
Magazine has made Id appearance. Frank
McMasters Is the publisher.
4 miner named Antonio was instontly
Killed In the mines at Lehigh, !. n. by
cap.
The wheat crop IN Oklahoma Il reporteJ
10 be IN excellent condition. 4 much
larger acreage has been planted his vear
than was sown last year,
The body Of man. who had eyldcntlv
heVn dead for some time, WAS discovered
eleven miles west Of pawnee recently. 4
Mag2n ANA camp utensils were found near
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

Tho arid districts Of the West and
Southwest are Of Immense area and II
means were devised to increase the wa.
ter supply In these regions largo tracts
now barren could DO converted Into ara
bic lands. supporting a large population.
Wherever tho experiment Of artificial
Irrigation ins been tried Il has been
found eminentiy successful and tie re
turns have justified The expenditure Of
labor and money in the construction Of
ditShcu and wtstever else has been nee.
essary to complete an irrlsaiing systca
In the Pccos valley anu shout liar. /,
ihis experiment Of ar,ihcial irrigation n q
been ttiel and lac results lave Lbeen
most gratifying, There seems rs 10 be
no rcatoa why West Texas 1noula not
rival Florida a. a wu,s garden far
stales las' favorable h caniaso.
A short item rcpfis<ed 10 the Caxctto
from Llppe pape Confirms The opinion
N'As irrigated you'd can be made 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
INDUSTRIAL CONDITIONS.


The Tradesman, chattaniog I,
in its review of the industrial = n
in the South for the week euala !
ccmber l, reports that the e'ua. "
affairs continue encouraging
vance in the price OF iron, as ~
recent sales. and the disposlisa J.
part of producers to hold theli 7.
for still higher prices has ha' 1.
effect. More furnaces are N'i17
and new mines arc being opens.
changes / nthe tariff lesislat9al' !.
as the South is concerned VIZ I
counted, and the country vas ~. ~
bctter condition to meet lie W \.
I Win n sufieicncy Of money "a II
indebte1ness than ever before " 4,
rrops of all ynriehes-n "a
differing from former year, vi
orally believed that an eIl y rn,n
prosperity has been enterea .;l.r'li,r
The Tradcsman reports Iui ,n,o n 4
industries as established Or in ,.h n
during the week. together VIZ
lnreements of manufacturers ~
important new bpuildinss- AT NJ IN
abie new industries are tne M
Coal, Coke and Iron ce sa5ilg,59 IA n
mingham. Ala. capital f-v4-s mn
ized by l.. VI. Tutwiler gha wv; wv
Tonp Clothing factory, Of L'p'a' M
cnnital 100000. by Topp. La 80
ca. n staye and heading heu1g'Tr n
S5o,O0O nj Great Cacapoe. nnt'
Gates & Johnson; the nt .a, "a n
Lumber company, Of brislo,' M.
So, 600, by ]. Buiflm ane ~
m, Sutton-Sharpe HarJmatso1
Of GEORGETOWN. Tex, capllM ST
J. A Sutton and associates. "a A B
s canning factory 4 repaflts' , 4
al Tenn a Development an' n
ment company AZ Wilkesaes,A &.
charcoal iron furnace AZ Y; fcb,iti,s
a Construction company WI. AZ b
Tenn. Flour and grlst W. ,i- X &.
built at Gambler and Ra-ey'rs IA
Nesforyille and Newton, " :, 7ssa'
bsstss mine & 70 be opcned y ~ d
nam n a. mica nine Z, y 4, I
Tcnn and a c5ai mine AZ fans'ta.
4 tobacco factory Is % ~
Owensboro, Ky. AMOUR w asrIsf 3
ing plants OF the week W ,kl.'lf 2
AZ Meridian, Miss, f-..s1
Wythevi.lc. Va a pAllgi q 81
Florenre Ala, and saw Ip'.H \ 81
AL Macon and Fine ny, N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

wLo hear john L. Stoddard lecture and
see the wonderful views he presents. But
all cannot see and hear him and to
oil who cannot II will be interesting 10
learn that we car supply many of the
views selected by Mr.. Stoddnrd himself
We have item in portfolios. 11xl3 inches
IN size, containing sixteen superb repro
ductions of scenes and places In many
different countries. In another part of
this paper we print n coupon, and II you
will cut out seven Of them, one for each
day in the week, and send or bring them
to this Office with five 2-cnnt stamps to
pay, for mailing and wrapping we will
send you tie current series Nou will
be as delighted with II as Milly was with
MIR. Sioldnrd's lecinrn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

ii9nsly 9s he pgt his arm about her and
kissed Ter teuderly.
'Oh' Ralph. It is nothing nj all, and I
an, 50 sorry You caught me for Il l. an
robustness anyway, and really 1 don't
care bit dear hut She ala seem to tr,,
ana make me feel badly, and | lust hofe
ler there, and AIilly stamped ier liitie
foot with all the yicionsness gne eoniJ
summon 10 her command.
she VINO, what exclaimed tic ha.
wildered Ralrh; who Is sac ana whats
what anywayf'
Why ti;at stuck up Jule Vernon has
Just been here; Just got back from Er-
rope, and she sat down here ara fo1io5
and talked inst 10 make me feel had. I
know she did because she knows w L,
tended going and she knows We cenit
aud she just vented 10 be mean. II 49,
Ter way, Ralph, dear, that made me- -, ,s
for | don't care hit. really / don'f eSi
am willing TO wait hundred ve,ri
dear nntil we can SO as we hoped 10 50
All righ little woman, wen 70 s,r,.
and tonight We VIII 10 IN imaginatttS
anyway, have hr3nght home 80,
tickets for Slodaarl, and he MIN tat ~ ~.
delightful nip" axe US
lie y. tire WAS one Of the fa,,,,,.
travellers hcsi, and the hons6 was cr.,,'f
~ with the culture aud fashion 81 ~
Ralph. dear said alliy that Miss,
wacn they rcdvhcd home, III ,sas aig,s,,,
heissf than going there ourselves t'' I'm.
4 Jns; seemed 90 be righl among ~
s,essS 2 the very places he was az
snes Is thy universal rernst Of IN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

Mr.. D. T. Gopher was appointed general
circulation ngcnt Or the Daily Gazette
October ]. His travelling represenlattiyy9,is
are ]. l. Mullen, Albert Rogers, J. ~ VIZ
son and r. H. Jones
Letters Of authority are given 70 nll &c,
credited agents AZ The Gazette. and IN enhe
OF donht persons representing thmHelx',v,
their authority.
All roqtmaAters arc authorized 10 act %
egents for The Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

Upton Ind. Dee s.-Martin Kieyia. an
neoi ahA wealthy German resident of ma
place. hns just retutnei from visit 10 II.
iinnis. and he surprised his friends BY bring.
inc home WHO, nnlSins his ulri mufii.
fuanial venture. About two years ago Mir
kleyta's nlst wife died and be married. a
widow living east of town. Six weeks ago
death separated thcm and Mr.. kleyll weuf
20 Illinois. rciurnlne With another wife. lie
is sevonty-nine years uf agc, aud his bride
Is sNty.four Mr., kleyla 8 an extensive
properly hoilor here aud is one % tho
Wedithlcst citizens.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
TEXAS SETTINGS.

Tue Pecos Naney News nas mo'eu INTO
new quarters.
Arrangements are being made to estab'
lish bank at Lufkln.
The vo,,ne men Of Galveston have or
g1nized n gun club
Work ia progressing rapidly on the new
Episcopal cathedral at Dallas.
~. c. .,.,t,.. Am t..,,. ,,,I.
~ ~ Nn'on,' , l.l.il. wv o ,,''e NV
1-, W.. -. -. ;,,., .
,..a,,o...' ~ M ','' ~, r.5a.s. 'u
'"e''''p"s' v''''o' ''s' P" ''"' '''
Inc new Presbyterian church at See
viHo will bo dedicated on the 1Ith Inst.
A case Of diptherla is reported in the
Sand Flat ncishborhool- Smith county.
Thirty thousand dollars worth Of real
estate changed hands at Houston yester-
day
A corgo ~ oil c,h. aud cedar lors
left yeIasoo for Hambnrg Gernauv Id
,yoo,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

When Mildred Dalton aud Ralph I'm
erson were married. the world looked
very bright indeed 10 them. Their court
ship bad been carried on under the most
favorable auspices and everything went
10 disprovc the truth Of the old saying
about the course OF true love. IL eeV-
tainly was as placid a stream us ever
rolled on TO pour its untrouOlea W1leIs
into the great sea Of life. Both iau'-
lies were 10 fairly good circumstances
aud Ralph. from long and faithful ser
vice In the wealthy mercantile house
Of Virgins, Judson & Co., was directly
in line for a junior membership. II was
the elimination Of this much 10 be Dc
sired event that Ralph was waiting ne
fore making a proposal though i was
tacitly understood on all hands that y
was to be n match. The expected good
fortune came at last and Ralph was all
engerness to tel his sweetheart. He re-
strained himself for a few days however,
waiting for certain event TO happen.
One Sunday evening. less than a week
after the new partnership had been
formed, Ralph and Mildred went out
for q walk. The lover purposely led the
way into the heart OF the city instead
Of taking the usual route to the tree
lined and sequestered paths where low
ers would naturally prefer TO roam.
Il never before noticed how imposing
and substantial. my store over there
looked said Ralph as he paused before
a tall. somber building across the way.
Your store you eg0tlstcal fellow ex-
claimed Mildred; don't You only wish it
was yours =
"IIow would yon like to be a partner
in that establishment, MillyT asked
Ralph, ignoring the question.
wouldn't ] thoughF cried LL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
LARGEST TEXAS CIRCULATION.
LARGEST SOUTHERN CIRCULATION
YIN 7hne Ereeptions


BY Mnl-In Advnnce-Postnge Pads
Daily aud Sunday, one year. 80. .-..4S 90
Daily aud Sundng. six months. ....... = ~
Daily aud Sunday, three months. =
Daily and Sunday. one month. ....... %
The Sunday Gaztte no 70 "a pages, ~.
one yshr.s.,; go. - 49,. .s.s.. = w
The seml-Woekly Gazette two papers "a,
Daily delivered by carriers IN the city
and ali towns and cities where there are
local agents, 10 cents week. or 20 cents
per month";
Remit BY bank draft. express or money
order. Do not send Individual cheek.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

A living dog may be Of more value
than a dead lion, but a mule with the
glanders, at least in Brasoria county
Is more highly priced than lively kicker
of the mule persuasion. Not only do
the county authorities thcrc pay the
owner the full value OF a healthy animal.
but they allow each dead mule an "a
No. L. funeral at cost Of $50 The
Farmers Alliance of The county are COZ,
rect In their opinion that the trade in
sick mules Is likely to be brisk in that
county
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

The storm waves will reach this mcri'
dian and the other changes noted will
occur at and within 100 miles Of Fort
Worth. within twcnty-four hours before
or after sunset of the dates given below.
Dec 10 Modcrating.
Dec. lily Warmer.
Dee, 70 Storm wave an this meridian.
Dec. ~ Wind changing.
Dec, ] Cooler and clearing.
Dec ~ Moderntng.
Dee. Warmer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

This is the longest time required for
the cure Of any type of Hcndnche by
that prince Of remedies, PRESTON'S
HED-AKE. Guaranteed or no pay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

rcxas are Interested 40 cheap Won than N
dear wool. aOrc cat rice Ia Sanfh Caro.
dina Than zrlw rlcc. More tuy irOn In Nh.
wanna TINA make iIon isni q the pcSnls TX
'rcXla, Alabama aud Sruih carolina are =,
pay htunuy inNss they MouM rather t,1y
fhein 40 uciehhor- ihnu 90 New kiivlhnl
iai Pennsylvania niill owuers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

See the children Christmas toys at
=. II. Collins Co., cents, 10 cents,
IS cents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

Mr. r. r. sprlnkle Is clrcuator for The
Gazette In Fort Worth, md orders for tue
paper should be given to him or bis agents
Illl ofiice Il Oh MBln street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

West. reSps.-,NianaaoF Gaaettc.
flease discontinue our want. no Sell
noiice. wv geI froi1 i've 10 Zen letter.
per dSy. WiilPKEN BROS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

Needing tolil1, % chlidfeti who want bulid
i1N Up, tho,.,l take
nltOttNiS IRON BfTyrrNa.
III - pleasant, cures Malaria. fndlreslica
Ir2s1ukncss, Liver Complaints aud Nsaralria
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

SEQ COST lands advertised today m
classified columns.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
THE MARKET HOUSE.

The proposition to build q market house
in ibis city Is deserycdly attracting attcn'
ton, and the arguments in its favor
are absolutely nnanswcrable
In the first place, the plan by which
Fort Worth is to gain SO great benefit
is munidcent Without cost to the city
Sc is proposed TO erect a handsome build
ing and to conduct public benefit for
which other cities have taxed themselves
most heavily, and that for term of
years or this Houston Is an example,
and yet the citizens there would not will
ingy De deprived Of this advantage,
gained at their expense The benefit TO
be derived from market house centrally
located and properly managed Is not
matter Of question ihe recognized adj
ynntagcs accrning to large cities from
the market house sysiem places It be-
yond the experimental stage.
It is an accepted fact that the charac-
ter Of the food of a people largely deter
mines their development, and hence it
is Of prime importance that all food be
Wholesome and properly prepared for use.
Ignorance and cupldity enter largely
into trade, and dealers in food supplies
are not the exception, hence IL IL of vital
interest that what they sell be thoroughly
inspected and officially approved before
4, IL ogorod ,,r I'M, rgis can onlv IA,
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
BoGorA NEWS.

Special 10 the Gazette.
Bogota, Tex. Dec S.-Colonel y. w.
Townes Of this place has been appointed
Postmaster at this office, to succeed j.
w. Homer, who has held the office for
twelve years. Horner's friends are get
ting mp a petition 10 retain him in the
Office.
The Thanksgiving entertainment under
the auspices of the missionary people was
a success. The receipts of the evening
We're 5000 Twenty-four dollars and
nifty cents were contributed to the Cum
berland Presbyterian parsonage for re-
1ip Denton and Fayette Mcconnell had
a difficulty few days ago, two miles
east OF this place Denton shot six times
AZ Mcdonnell None of tho shot
took effect. Denton was seriously stabbed
IN the stomach.
The cold weather has brought death
and destruction TO the swine population.
Tue gin at this place has M TO date
put up 900 bales OF cotton. The cotton
crop Is about picked aud the bull
OF u sold. The farmers have sold very
nedrly all their seed, very little seed hav.
ing been stored for stock.
cArARRAH CANNOT BE CURED
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. AS they
cannot reach the seat Of tho disease
SSStarrh - blood or a constitutional
aisease, and in order to cure II YOU must
take internal remedies. Halls Catarrh
cure Is taken internallt. and acts direct
" on the blood and mucous surfaces.
nalis Catarrh cure is not q duark niedi-
cine II was prescribed by one Of the
pesl PHYSICIANS In this country for years.
aug y regular prescription. II is com
posed Of the best tones known. coai.
nlned With the best blood purifiers. act
lng directly on the mucons surfaces. The
perfect consultation Of the two ingredi-
ehts Is what produces such wonderful
results in curing Catarrh send for tesii-
monlals. free.
Il. J. CHENEY Il co. Proprs..
80, Toledo Ohio.
Sold by druggists, price 20 ceufs.
Dahlman Bros. have removed their
99inee and silessoom TO Masonic Temple
putting. Entrance on East Second, be
tWNNl Auin and l.rek straatra
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
Anour ronr wonrn

penlson Herald; The Fort Worth past
ing eompapy has Dispatched nn aFcnt ~
s sa, sly Sly who VIII buy the porkers In this
Shermnn Register; Fort Worth has har-
f0wed S2uooo 90 pay current oNpens-s SHE
has ihe advantage " sherman In that. She
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

Go 10 & II Collins Go. vases. ia,
tsrs, soss, dolls. sioums' Holiaay prss
en,a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

lgSt rcvns pinefy lIyingsionf The
ftaia edition of thr Fort Worth Oagciic az
peafel hist SUNDAY. IL Il yegy Interesting
wedding
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

house Of Virgins, Judson &, Emerson
was caught In the madstrom and nearly
ruined. The shocl; killed old MIR. Wiz
gins and Mr.. Judson had no heart lef.
TO make any attempt to build ngnin
upon the wreck. An that was left afte,
q settlement had been eifected reverted
INTO Ralph Emerson's hands and he viii,
strong will and energy and NIillv's on
enlargement to back him put iii shonld.
er to the wheel, fully determined thoi
the Old house should once more stand
in the front rank of commercial insti.
buttons, as it had for so many years In
Fortunately the young connie b,o
never spread themselyes' In tbe so ,,
world to any great extent. Thov Az
lNed nicely, but modestly and thcv y,n.l
therefore not obliged to make anv w vcr,.
great changes IN their household elr,irs'
The trip abroad had 10 be f,ivcn ,'i, mn ~
course; and though NIlly regretted ~
very bitterly she never let RoInb 's sal
her disappointment. But love ms o eeo
eyes and he knew her sorrow - az, See y
heryed him to work all tho bnrdcr ~ y
sire. ais Wlles de
One evening Ralph came
nome ratEer earlier thnn
usual aud lie found Min
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

CORPUS chasd COURIER Last Tueaday's
turi Worth Gazette was "a splendid cxhi.
tlpa OF Texas newspaper euterlrise.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

h0slue lslslc lNe Fort Worth Catetio
= thoroughly reliable, uul hard 60 down
" Is charitable plurky ana ronosaliy fuil VI
ucWs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

Oh paintings. 22s31 inchos, - ne le-
pArtmeat store for 30 cents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

wv ~ INV IT NVWW TITIIW,
But the best laid plans
Of mice and men gang
aft aglee." Before the
year was up trouble
came. A panic swept
country and the great
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
Did You Fail to Get the Previous Issues

You should have them make the complete vaM
you for % each.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

, We cNt,Nlls iAulph came
home ratLer earlier than
usual aud he found Nfiiiy
, 1893-12-14
Jmmer freder.
Gerry Clifford Dor Ger Farrifon stra6en
Station nieoereefblaeen uno beraubt.

8Or BET 6arriiOn StraBen : Station
murbe heute Morgen I'M l u9r Elm Gaubz
anfaQ Deriibt. Serro Gliffor6, Der Der
&lr5em aus Wontana bierber fam, no CT
ais Sergeant I'M item ~reguLGren Snfanz
terieregtment gebient bate, erbielt, ais ct
an Ser 6arriion StroBe boriber9ing,
cinen S6Lag itber Sen &Dpf, Ser i'm be-
pubtI0s nie6eritredte. Seine Nngretfer,
benin cS maren beren 3tpei, 6urbiubten
bann feline Tai9en urb itableu ibm cine
goIDene llbr un6 $40. @be le iicb iebob
nit ibrer 8eute OaOonmac6en %fonnten, trat
tbnen Elm yfeger, 9tamens Sobnion, Der
ben ganSen Gorfau ben Ser gegeniberliez
8enoen Sette Ser StraBe nit angeieben
bate, in Dem 8e8 unb eS 9elong 6ieiem,
bic Strolde 10 LANCE feit3ubalten, bis eit
8oli5tit nus ber Station berauSfam un6
tie in 6aft nabm. sic gaben i6re 9tamen
ais 6enrp EotpleD uno gilbert Nnoerion
al. @ltftorO wurbe in baS Stationsgez
bGube gctragen, mo- CT crit mach 8erlauf
BON 3~tpan5i9 Minuten bas 8epuBtiein 3u>
ritGerlangte, @r bate cine ttefe Mun0e
an Der Stirne haOOngetragen.
, 1893-12-14

: 0urb ben SOB ieines BON ei1em
9ripat@0 etectib eri4oiienen 8rubers, bes
Detectives @Oiuarb S. Gornep, CUR Ser
3tpetflung gebra9t, mo6te geitern Bolistit
So6n Gar1eD etuen Selbitmor6oerlud6, Der
aber glilfli6erpeiie NIT elmer nttbt Iebcns;
gefGbrliben S~cripunOun9 abltef. Ser ionft
pfli6tgetreue HoIi5iit bate iib aeitern nicbt
aut letnen Soften begeben, ionbern Sen
9an5en Sag in ieincr @obnung, 3O31 9Dwe
QDe., 8lgebracbt. @egen ie6S 1lbr Ic9te
er it6 auf baS i'm parlor b~eftnblicbe SopDa
1ieOer unb 3Og, ais ct iib bon leiner 6rarl
unb BEN slpei &tnOern unbenerft g(aubtc,
ietnen Nepolper berOor, iebte ben Saul 6eiz
iel6en an ieine Sbldfe unb brii6te los.
Or, 6. &. 8e6bte fam iofort GUT Sleue
un0 tanb nddb fur3er l1nteriubung, 6aB bic
&ugeI 3tpar bier QlOern sert6eilt bate, iez
bod ni6t burcb Bic @ebirni9ale gebruugen
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