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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-19

DALLAS, Oct. 1S.-(Spcclal.) This
was Confederate day at the fair and hun
drcds of old veterans, gray-haired and
gry-bearded, were in the great crowd
which visited the grounds. Death is do
ing more execution than the storms OF
shot and shell Of the foe more than
quarter Of century ago. The boys in
gray, in the bloom of life then, are the
boys in gray in reality now. They came
in today and clasped hands. They talked
OF other scenes and other days; of the
rlories and the horrors Of war; Of Lee
and Of Johnson of Hood and of Beaure-
gard of Ceburne and McCulloch; of
Price aud of Hill; of all the dauntless
warrior chieftains of the cause which
was lost, who today are answering the
bugle cali ON the other side. They toast
ed the living and dropped a silent tear
for the dead. "Old Tige" was there,
almost the last of the "Old Guard Of the
Souths galaxy of dashing and instepid
commanders. And the old soldiers gath
cred about him, grasped his hands and
were youthful boys in gray once more.
bH' iis he,ri IL "a v1nnc as il was thirty
pns an near en5 when he passes away a
.vutS ~ ~ ~ o,rra,,n and lash az a
man nan VITA sne oS ars i.nder ss n
Murat with hehrt as tenuer az ~
moll"n o. Inu NUS viii iaave the cold
i9rse as ms purse VIZ ie"t tS,s u sterlinr
south without man VI 'n'S S'''i''s
merit, % ,,,o votorors vvos hold nj
a meeting OF the veterans Ne Nc" yios q" n
music nan az = p m'' anu '4''' wac .
/ large atlenuhhce. aou,d "a ordar Inv
me i,eetlls wa an,sir az ratnn ster-
DIR. J.; G. Storey captain OF camp SUI
ling Price. D.. nv Gam.
IIayeI t mus chanlain az camp Ster.
| ling Price, and edltor Oh NE ivA"' D"P
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-19
AUSTIN APPEALS COURT.

AUSTIN, Tex, Oct. 1S.-(Spccial)-
The court of civil appeals for the Third
district entered the following orders to-
day
Affirmed Moore, Mckinney & Co. VS.
King, from McCulloch; Butler ct al. VS..
Sanger. from Mclennan.
Reversed and emanded-Gaines VS..
Gaines ct al, from Falls. Flint vs.. Van
Hall ct al from McLennan. Ledoux
ct al. VS.. johnson ct al, from McLen-
nan. Llan0 Improvement Co. vs. Car
talona. from Llano.
Judgment reformed and rendered in ap-
pellant's favor for reasonable attorneys
fees.
Motions grandchildren VS.. Tramble.
from McLennan, to affirm judgment
on certificate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-19

Texans who love good h,rses and pooa
racing should come 10 ihe fair rhe AZ
tendance TODAY was greater than ever
before.
First race, alo class. pacIne-O ODDS.
Belle Mahoac. oven money Tirst henI
Belle Alahone, first; Lady Pendieton.
second, Dick Timn,bet fdrd fNmr,
2.1G 10. Second heat odds Bolle Na,
lone 3 to q. Dick Trnlupet 6rst: LADY
pendleton, second; nr. Elmo. thiri,
lyme, 21g. Third heat odds
Dick Trupef even money, Dick Trim.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-19
SHOOT IT OUT
j, Is Dead and the Other is Nor
ally wounded-An iIopement the
first Cause of the Tragedy.

PALESTINE. Tex, Oct. 1s.-tspeclal.l-
nj, eyealng at o'clock Peyton Graves,
uo,egy merchant and an old citizen OF
n,s.lpe entered Fox & Lucas store On
s-ius street, where Nat Blackshear was
rslayel as salesman, and with some
,u,rks iAa, no one overheard. both men
ee,aa aring at each other. Graves Aired
~ shots, when his pistol, which was Il
4 elbef hung fire aud would not dis
Argt blackshppr einptlcd his self-re.
sllag 81 caHhtr whom Graves walked
4 q The building and down the sidewalk
NJ ftes. aul lei. He was carried home
"a dad IS they were entering the gate.
Dlesshear was shot once IN The stomach
shlA my prove fatal
Aha elgiteel months ago Blackshear
s.niel the youngest daughter OF the
Ylog llalllns in his city without the
. rsAefs CONSENT. The marriage was very
tluittc one. the couple having stolen a
. rsrh on Mrs. Rallins by the young lady
4 IeJhg from window while the rest OF
4 y hnly were asleep License was OBJ
. una 10 Cherokee county and the marriage
Il " success. The young couple have
Hu happily together since then and now
In one child. shortly after the marriage
kAg daughter Mrs. Ralllns married Pey-
Il ID Graves, merchant the man who now
H . b bis coffin with three bullet holes in
d nght breast. Hard feelings between
4 Badihear and Graves seem TO have exist
n non that day un.h his death,
ssrnl months ago Mrs. Blackshelr. the
h1ftf Of Mrs. Graves, entered suit In
1 u district court for partition OF the prop
ru belonging 10 the estate OF her father.
kin Rallns, deceased. 1t was an amt
uAe sgk and the partition was made as
N q i known, to the satisfaction OF all
y pf1e concerned. What caused the diff
~ today d not known, but K Is prob
/ az The result Of enmity which has long
aHel oHween the two men. Graves, II
, nd, was drinking before the BhoU,lng
er hl lie been in the right temperament
hsouh have been alive today. Biacksheai
iloi through the pit OF the stomach,
. q ne wound Will doubtless prove fatal.
h9Ies was member OF several social or
riliiiiphs and carried life insurance. He
y many friends In this county aud was
lih By all who knew him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-19
OWNED UP.

This morning the driver and owner Of
Little Fred" the PAGER, acknowledged
the horse was ringer aud threw them
selves upon the mercy Of the judges.
Al Rouse Is industriously soliciting lor
the attendance Of horses at the Paris and
San Antonio race meetings, which follow
In order the closing of the Dallas fair
A special train will leave Dallas for
Paris over the Santa Fe az a. IN. Oct,
-. II will carry thirteen ears Of mce
stock. The same special will leave Paris
for San Antonio ON Nov. 3, and from
that place will proceed to the City Of
Mexico Bob Pate's twenty ears Of New
York, Chicago and 81 Louis racers viii
b. consolidated with this train after
the Dallas fair and San Antonio meeting
are ended. patc's stock will leave st.
Louis on Oct ~ and reach Dallas on the
morning of the 18th. Al Rouse will be
with Bob Pate In the City Of Mexico
for the next two years and assist that
prince Of American sporting men in de-
yelcping racing in the Cactus Republic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-19
BAIRD BUDGET.

BAIRD, Tex, Oct. 1s.-(Special y
Rev. w. l.. Harris. pastor of the
Methodist church, has been conducting
a revival meeting here for two weeks !.
He Is ably assisted by DR.. Bourland of
Abilene and others. DIR. Bourland has
preached some very fine sermons, having
good effect; many have been converted.
The good work still goes on. These
men Of God are doing Il good work,
Our farmers are turning their attention
TO wheat growing. great deql WIN pe
looks very promising.
Cattle are going into the winter In line
flesh, thought grass is short.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-19
BARRY.ooSNoR CASE.


iheSupreme Court to Pass ON the Un-
ma q Hr'jnt Ouestion.
DALLAS, Tex, Oct. 1s.-(Special.)-
~ contested election case of Barry
lnns. Connor. involving the title to the
awalty Of Dallas, has been certified to
Supreme court for determination
~ question on which the case HINGES is
we Que and the court of civil APP
KS before which the case is pending,
tusi itself of the privilege provided by
y 4 referring TO tie supreme court all
tsuons Of u novel character or of
~ Impression" 1t will be remem-
w nat lI42 unnumbered ballots were
ssid for Conner. Now the court Of
y eppeals wants the supreme court to
sheiher the law providing for num-
y e3lots is directory or mandatory.
-l41sdatory ConnOr goes out, otherwise
NJ me case Las been set for hearing
Z supreme court on Thursday, Oct.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-19

HoNoLl III, oct. IL. via san Francisco.
1nvoiista Ia restore the queen have been
prevalent. but nothing definite has de-
veloped. -. a.. .,.,,,,
Robert Louis Stevenson Ia here 70 sluay
ont plans regarding Samoa. Inc terminus
fhreaten to send him out Of Samoa IN case
tha isiends are annexed by Germany and
Stevenson Is trylg 10 prevent annexation 10
save his Samoa estates. -
ghe SUBSIDY Of Sl2.O a month due The
Ocf.tuIc Steamship company Is NOT
being paid, as 1t Is believed spreckels ms
Whereby the later company VIII not COM
pete for Honolulu business.
The financial condition OF the government
4 Very salts factory.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-19
GENNRAL ANp rERsoNAL.

The general ba ggage agents of all the
Texas lines will meet At Ye Arlington
today,
L. q. Hastings treasurer Of the Rock
Island with headquarters here left last
nigh, for trip to Chicago.
j. B. Paul. superintendent Of the Rio
Grande division of the Texas and Pa
citic, win headquarters at Big Springs,
Is in the city.
NJ. Hickey. claim agent of the joint
track, went south on the Katy last
night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-19
wEATHERFoRp NEWS.

wEATHERFoRD, Tex, Oct. IS
Especial 1.-THE house of Frank BOYD,
about twelve miles north of here, was
cot about S95 booty. All members Of
fhe family were in the cotton field and
one of the daughters got good fright
as she entered the house as the TWO rob
hers were leaving.
Cant. G.. NJ Bowie, formerly OF this
city. but now OF Whitecasle, La, is IN
the city on business
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-19
70 ABOLISH POTTS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. IS. --Reprcsen-
taiiye Chas. Curtis Of Kansas today in
troducei hill to abolish all ports Of
entry which do not take In sufficient
revenue for their own support. Tho bill
Is likely to attract attention. On the
list Of Offices 10 be abolished are Brazos
Santiago (BrOwnsville) which last year
collected but $1,000 and cost the gov
wIich collected SiG,0O2 aud cost for
maintenance SCOTS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-19

CISCO. Tex, Oct. 1S.-(Special y
Rev. Brown closed the revival services
Mt tie Methodist church last night and
leaves for Weatherford today. A deep
interest has been manifested throughout.
There were ffty-eight conversions.
Business is fair as cotton Is coming in
lively. With the beautiful weather the
crop will soon be gathered.
Walter Rose leaves for the Worlds
fair today. a.
Dallas fair next week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-19
cRnnNAL APrEALs COuRT.

TYLER. Tex. Oct. IS Specially
Cnnrf at criminal appeals. setting in
TYLER. cases affirmed: Houston Forge ys.
Slate. IRON Limestone county; Eugene
Niaruues Ne. State, from III Paso county;
A. l., Trotter VS. STATE, from Bandera
county. Reversed: Tommy Alderman
vs.. State. from La Sale county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-19

,.ii.TsSc5N SSE IN Tex, Oct, 1s.-(spe-
Y, ebaasei y. CG,.oraao and Santa Fe
saAs.loa ' ts'.i ne sehedule Of he accom-
~ Ansp.o en % leave Brownwoo1 Tor
,,'.'aFPr thus 'N s, arrival Of the regulap
- ~ ,oHs hours at Brownwo 90 IL ~, sr o.
risea..' aAse since Orf Hi; ~ ms
~ dr.. : generaly satisfartNlss "
-''1eas Of San A5-al'i ''s'actory TO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-19
MAY BE BUILT.

(, pnAyo, Tex, Oct. 1s.-CSpecisl)-p
IssSa9 mt the Waco, MOoreyille aud
tnoT ranroai project, which en-
Kse .,i s sqnStruciion OF n line from
" Z '' I'm % junction with the Santa
coas,i,,,,lss osers' may be revived. The
q right-oi way. depot g ,rSu' 'ls =
IN nsh snllscr INK, AMI en- so' ~,
Sis,s utilized, tt Is stated thst the
rs - ~. railroad is inclined 10 take nm
lneT iyle end avail itself Of the work
|nt5 the committee. The matter IL
|noNL.ii.y discussed here and In III
'ss my Proposition VII be made IN
H- cement of The S,rt, r. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-19

.ol,,, ~ ia vhole-iale Enddlcrs' national
~ matters 81 trade Interest were
aebatei, and the artlpn taken left ~ eject
~. r,,l,.a a. me nrst year. more especially
49, r..r,riinr me future datng Of nina
'fhls afternoon and evening were takcn ~
,vish lie festiyifies accorded BIZ the local
hosts ~ the cOnfennon-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-19
pI.ANrNR rouNp pEAD.

PM, pIIr'F. Ark. Oct Isl. NJ. BIC.
Getile. one Of the wealthlest planters OF
ms ci.y. who has been missing since Mel
drv. was tails morning found deal hine
frTa4 ftom here. with a number OF por-
iibls stab wounds in lis boiy. When l1tst
seen he waa en- route 20 one or MS piahla
lions and uunrrelling with one i. ,, se9ti.
d quatk doctor who has SAGE disaip'u'ei'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-19
LATE RAILROAD NEWS.
COTTON STORAGE.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. 1s.-The
~. ~. orieans Freight Traffic association.
q, meeting yesterday, granted pc
, nSa o. eomlnittee from the cotton
i. !. se and granted four days stor-
-, COTTON. The result was reached
~ prolonged discussion and the
y :. movemen, wa8 for extension
L,ss no avs. A compromise was effected,
EVER and the additional day granted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-19
REAL ESTATE. Z

Being IN liquidation. We offer great
variety OF Real Estate holdings, consisting
OF iine Residences, business and building
lots. and an Immense acrsngo Of improved
and unimprovad lands fer sale a. o sacr!'
Ace.
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL sAxx.
E'VRr WORTH. zExAs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-19
RuNNGNG Oh r. 20

Louisville and Nashville tracks gu the
Mobile and New Orleans division have
been repaired and trains resumed regu.
lar schedule time yesterday. Men are
now engaged III hunting for wreckage
of bridges and tracks, which can be-
utilized
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-19

dency to keen senator's In hotter humo
than night work. whcl. Is wearing upor
the tcinner as well as upon the physique.
Mr.. Voorhees, expressed the opinion thai
Tie end Of tue long debate Is near and
intimatcs that the present week maj
close X
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-19
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1S.-Thc pred.
don't has nominated John Il. CrownorcI
Of Arkansas receiver Of public money az
Dardanclles, Ark, and q number Of
minor naval officers for promotion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-19
TEXAS posrMAsrERs.

WASHINGTON Oct. 1s.--Thos j.
Anderson WAS t,> y appointed post
master at Chiffon. yicc Ben +. Heaslcy
removed and Henry Birdscil at Iain
vice Max Kieuder, removed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-19
THE AWARDS.

Standard bred troitersuStalion, o
oar and upward, W. NJ. g. I'M
Dallas. frst prize; W. It. Campbell Dai'
las. second prize. ,s
Wheat. Dallas, inst prize
Steilion. 3 yeras and under ID, a.
cLnidstnn Lebanon, Tenn, hrst pflzei
Ron Tletch, Golind, escnnd.
g,anion. . years and under ~. A.
Gcrard Dallas. first prize; "A, e.
Wuliams. Rockwell, second. =,
Station. l year and under, ~, NJ
q UEi. Dallas. first prize; " a Solu-
Ann t.hauon, Tenn, second.
SrooI mare with sucking c9lt-iiehrg
rvall. Dallas first and SECOND prlxns'
Filly. 3 years and under e-S'h snip
terd. Dallas. first Prize N, Al
I'iIly. . years and under " n
d iIin, Dallas, first prize iiehry LAuh'
Dallas, senlnn- -. or mora
Re,t stallion, showing TOUT or uiols
AZ c,its-Henry EAall, Dallas, irst
80. W n. c. Hin. Dallas, second
pure bred Percheron NormAns-1S talhon
,.s,rs and oyer-Th0mas Johnson
iv5i,e City. first prize; II. II. He~key'
Woxahachle. second.
Sfs,iiost. 4 years and under hoinah
t,snso White City, first prize
Poinnd Ohinas-Boar, under ! YEN
,fssljn Rur8s. Denison. first prize; I'm
an Rnrig. Denison. second prize
Sow under 1 year Mirln nuf1E'
nenison frs, prize; Emerson BuIas
benson. second prze' IL. - ba,
sg.ina herls--Sow. win inter OF hei
~ n'gs under SIX months, not less ,lai
s,e m number, Martin burdg' benf
tou. first prize.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-19

Carrie Fields. Iowa Park; Miss Hinson
Butcher Iowa Park; Cleo. A. Kelly,
Eori WORTH NJ. y. Henry, Mineral
Wells; Joe =. Grlers. Dallas. NJ A.,
cobb, ltasca: G, n. Stewart, ltnsca .
Joe Lunetia. Gorge t.unetta, Mari
Lunetta, Mrs. n, NJ. Nelson. Terrell;
llttlc Lady Nelson, Terrell; Fauny
Woodward, Dallas; Kate Btumhuugh
Dallas; .. NJ Bryan and wife, Westi
Cave Lanion. Dallas; l.. W. Presley
tommerce;I r.. Rodgers. Oak Gin; -. .
g. Kincaid. Ferncy; X. r.. Ridgen.
Forley Ruth b. Julcln. Dallas: Clara
Martin, Cottage Grove; Miss Edna Chnn-
der, Dallas; Miss Irene Milnm. Dallas;
r., Sc. @. Chandler, Dallas. Miss
Robertson and Miss VI. Mason. Dallas.
Verbs NeNs0u. Rlnlland. Miss Fay
Arnold, Dayton. Fred y. lIenan. Fort
Worth; y. $; Cause. Waco: John G.
O. lcnford, Cameron; T.. 4. Mckee.
8rum Cityi W, NJ. Gin, Cameron Il
n Beavers; Miss Fannie Murphy. Dali
las; MIR. j T.. Glover. Albany: Miss
Adele Bruuel Austin; Miss Cland Alalr.
Oak Gin; Miss Allie Newson, Oak Chh;
Miss Kate Flatnu. Oak Clin; John u.
Young and wife, Big Springs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-19
soNDucroR EAsroy DEAD

; R sss, Is1, oet. 1s-rsp.,l,,,r
", =; tar he HpSs,, s, s passenger con-
iis.tly The resIa,sl t cea,,.. Central
. Dshs III MA eS, Cenlral died
$500 iiEst. the forn %rs hs silpps y
sssr Away men, who q viii d o,,',.. !;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-19
CONFEDERATE DAY
At THE STATE FAIR.
Old Tige and Governor Hub
bard Speak
TO THE OLD BOYS N GRAY.
Entertainment in the Music Hall,
Awards Made
TO THE OLD BOYS N gray,

A Horse Found to bea Ringer, amt
the Men who Perpetrated the
Fraud Suffer For Their wrong.Do-
inR--Thc Races Yesterday -Today's
Programs,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-19
A ooNFLAGRArloN AYERrEp.

The machinery hall was the scene of
much confusion about | o'clock yester-
day, when II was discovered that Il
conilagration was imminent. While one
of the cotton gins on display was run
ming ut full speed smoke was seen issu-
ing from the press and In a moment a
fame shot up 10 the top of the building,
1t so happened that the cooperative
fire extinguisher was on display near the
gin and the prompt action Of this little
continuance saved the large machinery
hall and its contents and perhaps the main
hall.
Mr.. w. II. Berry. southern aqfnt fol
the cooperative fire cVtinguiahtr. was
on the grounds and received many sin
cere thanks from the exposition olhcial'
and the exhibitors, He will shortly b,
IN Fort Worth wien the people viii Save
chance 10 get glimpse az the thirty
pound contrlvance that saved the greai
Texas fair.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-19

a new York cat wears a false ST
of teeth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-19

ern Pacific Railroad company for the
past eigliteen months has been submitted
TO the railroad commissioner. II includes
only the business of the Pacific system
extending rs far cas- III Paso. Texas.
The gross earnin' - o.. S52,000000;
operating expens 81, ,ohs 900. The
number of men Hy; IN. 1900;
amount of wages p, cs a. ayy. 100.
RrNNrNc on -, ~. 'co
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-19
N rs fAcIFIo EARNINGS.

y 'As earnings ., Of The South South.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-19

The following persons registered at
The Gazette bureau today;
John Bennett, Dallas; A. q. Gibson,
Waco; j. A. Shackleton Waco j !.
Service Dallas; John Fretrers; James
NJ Roe, Dallas: George roihert. llll-
las; j H. Roseluns. Dallas; ,lno. ID,
Mitchell, Cleburne; Eugene Mitchell,
Cleburne; Dr. W, G. Norris, Sunset;
Eunice Harvey, Sunset; DIN Harvey.
Sunset; Miss Lily Hnngerford, Sulphur
Springs; Daisy HungerforA Sulphur
Springs; Claude Gopher; Wallace VII
kins. sherman; Spence Harlee, Shcr-
man. Willie Lubee. Russelyll.e, Ark.i
II. l.. Garrison and family; ID. 9. Hart
and wife; $. Ferguson and wife,, Fort
II. Jennings, Jr,, San Antonio; u. B.
Smith, Pittsburg; A. II. Stepp, III Paso;
w. o. Mccain and wife, Van Alslyne;
w. ~. Grady. Arkansas; q. W.
Mrs. NJ. A. Murphy RlEie; Mrs Ida
Kelley; w. 8. Kelly, San Antonioi VIM.
son; VIM Wannell, Houston; Edith May,
St Louis, Mo; J II Nickers, MeNia;
Rosa Wyatt, Dallas: Mrs, J. a. Frame,
san Angela: aIuic Chrisinln; Hor-
tense Ross, Dallas; n. O. Rhodes, Louis
vile. Ky; w. n. North, Fort Worth;
D. g. ltoyster ltaska, Tex; =, Dam
| Il
Louis; Tony Brgnardcllo, Memphis Ten.
John o. Snyder, poultry judge Constant,
| Kns: Jno. III. Stuart, Qnanlh. Tex
Jno. G. Wilson, Alyarndo Tex: Mrs
| A. ]. Hendricks, Dallas, Tex; Mrs. w.
| j. Hamilton, Dallas, Tex; Chas. T.
Smith, Austin, Tex; Pearl Curtin, Ard
more, ]. n; Chas ]. PARROT, :, Dallas
Tex: W. l. Morrison, Dallas, Tex; a.
| A. Post. Fort Worth. Tex: y u. Mad
dox, Fort Worth, Tex: Rob McNatt
| Fort Worth. Tex; H. c. Hard. Sweet
water. Tex; l.. g, Mayes pallaa Tex
Mrs. Mc(ilasson. Grand Prairie; Mis-
Minnie. Montgomery; Grand fiiuf,et MI
NJ. Miller. Grand Prairie. X. II. Tucker
n w. Afford, H. W. Peterson, ST
Louis; w II. C0lquitt. New York: y
Fergpson Mrs Mamie Ferguson; j. A
| Startling: Mrs VIM. Ihllns. lAmmus
Tex: Mrs. r. S. Welcl, Norman. O. Il.
Mrs. a; N. Stephen, fori worth; ]
Scott, 81. Louis; j. C. Lord Fort Worth
| III. Il. Savage. Bolton Texas News, Bel
ton, Tex: Mrs. Josephine Graham. Dial
ins; Captain J. r. Johnson. Corieana
w. NJ SiruFley, Dallas Tex
Rufus H. Carnine, Llano Tex.
CieIufl,e. Tcr.: W. y. Mowlin, Cleburne
Tex. W. 4. HI and wife. MeNgney
rcr: u. X. Modei,, Wa1ahaehic. Tex,
Ia ii. Nioffett. Lancaster. Tex; l.onis A
| Uermaig. Jadofiia. Tex: jim Robinson
lleburne: n. W. Mayes. Cl,burne; Geo
NJ. Puryiance. Denton. Tea ". J. Har
ms, A. j. Thompson, HillslOro; Jno ]
Warren, Hill boro; W. L. Williams, Dal
la: jas. A. Boyd. r. N. iMncastel
Tex: Il W Howsirn. Daiias, Tex; J
J. Elsby. Cleburne. Tex. =. NJ. Smith
Fort Worth: W r. Higgins aud Wife
Iexnrkaua, Ark: I0l Foster. tort ,Moetl
Tex; earle Crawford; Frank Murphy
Frank Smith, Dallas; MAJ rogers, l,ehiI.
Emerson Barbee, Frio, n. ~; A:
West: ]. r. Northern. MhiteNFigAt; Ms
Pearl Ingle. Royse; n. VI. HnydoI
Iloyse; Alitiie Houser, HoJse; Aarvi
Honser. Royse: Alanle Harrison; $;
Dnke: II S. Fnis Drrhsns hone. nallal
w. n. Ragiand. Fort Worth Coal con
pany; Miss +. Short, Iowa Park; Mis-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-19

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