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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
HATE II TIIn rAn1rAI-

Washington. March 1.-The srarial
vain earring Prs-.GUut-plact Cleveland
HNI party arrived uf half past G this
Ufrui's Immense thrungs surrounded
thn station aud filled the Ftrppts ou
either side Of DO. Hll eager Co get "a glimpse
OF th' next president The crowd on
H.rirE fhp prsidgut.locg iLieht aud
tHAs tae arm of Colonel .nmc- EaIrtt.
rhairuHn of the Inauguration. cUmmittpc.
sent up 60 mighty shout With great
uilclliT o. passage was cleared and the
pfos.iyuttlcf. bowling bis acknowledge
in"lts, was driven On thc Arlington no.
i'l Assn. Luut Chairman Norris uf the
.. lugulul gumI.ffinr escorted Airs.
Cleveland, aud behind them was SIR
llHFuiHuI iuiaut daughter bon the arms
ui Deer nurse. Tho party arrived 40 the
Arlington Cen minutes before g. fu or.
g.r tH avoid tlp crowds that thor rcd
l'nnri wanna avenue. uu unusual route
HHH ttu tD tho hotel Aft1r leaving
thr s'ntgu The lit'lr procession plsa-l
800 Sew Jersey avenue ~ Mus.tchussttB
avenue aud thence on Il nuI Fift4rntL
iNtHls ~ Vermont uvtuut A small
crowd Of people gathered m front of the
Motel Co rpc the party arrive. Perfect
ORDER was maintained and there was no
Demonstration Uf uny klim Mrs Glove
1nd was thc hrst tu nlight and WAS fol-
lowed hy thc prt-liout-clprG Mrs
llrfclluu.s maid uI uurs. with lttlp
Ruth uui Mr. aud Mrs Daniel Lamont.
Alr aui Mrs Don W. Dickiusu. and
llr nHl Mn Richard Watson Glider
Mr. uud Mrs IDhu ID Bryant H. a.
Benedict and fnmfly. Mrs. S II Wt.
uams lId daughter and Robert O'BHpu.
Mr. 1loypIWd's private SECRETARY. Tine
purity were Immediately shown 10 thcir
experiments.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
TINE SENATH

Washington, March .. Tho enlleries
Of the senate Were crowded AN dnv. INN
there was very little Of the pr0cceliurs
9i interest," The postoihce appropriation
oil was followed by the Inlmn appro.
pllau9n hllh the lutter containing an
amendment reported from the cominittre
nn approximations, uppropratlng SS.6OO.-
w 20 pay the Chcrokoos for thpm lands
ihe nWcndment provoked somo dislns
sion, nut was eventually agrcel to
ihheh me deficiency bill was acted upoD
eoih thr MgI0uahn and me New
York bridge bis weu crowded out
ihe poHbihce bin was taken an and
tne i0loWng substitute for the southern
ldal hAll pNFRkroph was adopted. "For
necessary aud special facilities on Trunk
hne or hnos, Nlabdli provided thaf ms
postmaster general shall select trunk
me 81 liuoa which shall carry mails n
ne shall deem the expenditure satisfac-
tory aud desirable Tho hill was then
passed and MT Cullom made stnio-
RVht ~ 20 lhe amount appropriated,
showing the department 20 be prnciE
cally selt-supportiug
The lndmn bill "a amonred and
agNed to apnroprutos SS5O1.D 900 10 nav
toe Gherohpcs for thp land Ia nlt,,stlan
of which S0N5,OO0 shall no pav5ile in,.
mediately and the remaining $4,000. 600
payable IN ave equal annual installnents
commencing oa che 4th of March. 'Q4
the deferred payments 20 bear per
The scuate proceeded 20 consideration
Of the deficiency bin ami nt O'clock
took recess TN = b 10.
The senate resumed lbs session ~ s.
o'clock aud the reading OF tho dpBcleneg
hil was proceedcd with, Occupying about
an hour.
The amendments reDossed from de
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

committee on appropriations were agreed
to without question.
Mr Pnacoe offered on amendment Tor
the settlement Of accounts between the
United States and flOrina Tor eAiFn.s
incurred iu tla Florida Indian wars DIT
sherman said such q large claim, inYcif-
ing SJVDpOp. should come from the com
mitiee. lie made point OK order
against 90
After discussion The point Of order
was overruhd and the amendment
aerped 90.
Mr. Carey offered an anendmeeut,
changing the boundary Of National Vel
Mr. Vest spoke Of the interest he bad
always felt in Yellowstone park. tic
bad resisted Efforts 20 turn t into
cattle ranch aud lee n railway through
il, but he confessed that ID view Of thc
continued attacks upon il hy residents
contiguous states ls interest in The
park bad very much naggei and he felt
disposed 30 wash bis hands % tbs whole
business. Turn the park over BE- said
ITO the public. Let the greed and avaric0
OF the country have fun scope Let The
gcyHors boz turned 10 The uuuose 81 wnsh-
Ing clothes Lot them be- leased 70 China
mon. Let the water power H. used 20
turn machinery. Let the timber be cut
on. In other words destroy the park aud
make it a sacrifice 90 the greed Of this
advanced age"
Mr. Carey defended tho amendment
and replied to Mr.. Vests argument
The debate was continued hy Mcssrs.
Dubois. PETER aud Teller
Mr. Hawlcy argued briefly against the
amendment. Then it was ruled out Of
order.
Mr. wolcott offered an amendment
intended 10 restrict the publication Of
useless public documents. and Go iliustra-
ton Of the evils be- spoke Of the response
made by the postmastpr-geucrul 10 the
senate resolution calling for Information
~ 90 rural free delivery.
The response itself De- said only COW
pred nine pages. but it was ACCOMPANIED
bg lD4 pages NJ printed matter published
bon 4I2 newspapers commenting fuynnhly
ON rural frpe delivery. Many of the
articles Woicott said. were reprint.
~ articles prepared by the postmaster
general on his methods Of religion and
business character Woluu caused
much amusement by quotations from
these articles.
Mr.. Hale came 90 the defense II the
postmaster general. and after some dis
cus-ion the amenimcnt was excluded
An amendment 20 pay the ussigue.F
" John Roach So. 100 on account of
the dispatch Don't Dolphin, after dis
cussipu, was excluded on "a point Of or
der and the hill passed.
10 IL p. m memorial services were
held in respect Co tie memory of thc
lut' hturesrHFusvos Craig OF pcnnsyl-
ydniH, Warwick of Ohio aud kcuul OF
Kentucky. At fhu close VI these cerc-
monies the scante no l13D adjourned,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
4 GNEAT sENsATInN-

Representative Curry wl nuke nm o.
Tori tomorrow 90 cell uu Doc bli intro
ibid before fhr house iu 9ll 10. "details Dil
create sensation No Uill iu ts do.
lHlppmruig rEpuH -gsirm of procuring
little girls Hdpr ~ aud rearing
th"m for immoral pusuoaa Tile uut
groupings 0f tis horrible business have
hpou reported Goa Nae0 uui Son Auto-
MO. and one particular clac in tho lltur
place lns called forth tho .blil ly which
pit Curry hopes tu remedy the evil
Further developments are expected dnilr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
WAS NOT A HORSE THIEF.
Narrow Escape Ct a Texas Murderer from
gsn0 Lynchcd.

Il was IN Texas early daysa that
Z luricua bowling mob. with grim. pitiiess
faces. Ted 0ut q man TO die. The rope
fnd bccn thrown over convenient
/ branch ~ % cottonwood and the victim
~ the crowds lawless anger stood In
the midst with piuioued aud defiant cx-
preston Oh bis pallid c0nntenance. but
every now and then bis eyes would wnn-
der over the prairie. as III remembering
TINT never more would Dc sweep Ovr It's
broad bosom with the fresh spring wind
ruung no bis side. aud tu The blue SKY
overhead, looking his last on its placid
| beauty. And as his gaze went out over
! the prairie IL fingered for q moment on
darg spcck. growing larger every scc-
und. but which gill mi-ht have been only
herd OF cattle rushing in stampeicd
| terror away IRON The corral.
On came the spek however. and o.
Wild hope aprang mp in the prisoners
in his favor, 500 BE- spoke not nor called
the mOb's attention 90 that hurryiur OBJ
sect. and. kecii1g tleir relentless gaze
fixed on him. they demanded cOufc4-
sion Of his crime. Why this was asked
Tor b not cleur They were convinced
on bis guilt Had %" not been found rid
ing "a horse that The week before bad
been stolen from one of their number
who bad sworn 20 the uuimulf But this
confession would serve us n topic OF c1n-
Versadou for the next month iu this re-
gin, whore ucWs was as scarce as rail-
roads The sulprit had nothing 10 ssy.
lie had protested his innocence until
percciving tlHt it was "a mere waste Of
breath. hc bad de-istel and now pro
served % stgli1 silence. He could nov,
see That the hyiug object was a man on
hursebu"k. and lu another minute or two
the rider had dismouLtci IN The midst "
the crowd. who evidently recognized him
but il the awful golonuity of that mo-
nelt had n1 uWe for further greeting
OF him than O. curt mol or two The
newcomer. accustomed % such scspps.
gave the piuigueI mau % careless alnuce
and inquired hs Oiicnse They told him
briefly, pointing ont tho stolen horse that
stood by, SID painting from the terrible
rlle acrus. the prulrin the prisoner had
taken Oh his back But az the arrivals
back 90 the man.
Why, boys this amt no horsp-thicf
] saw him buy that horse yesterday
from gre upr out iu Kerrviua. Hold
killed man there and the sheriff war
coming ter nrUgt him. and boin as the
better light out"
a dozen hands wcrc busy untyinc the
ropes that bound The man, apoiores
were shgwerd upon him. and twenty
whisky TASKS were thrust iu hH face
Win entre0ues % drink and hnye no M
viii over the mistake.
The lately doomed man accented an
with careless cood-uaturc and mo moi
dispersed, while The visitor from "thc old
stntr7' wondered No tho CHEAP rnte
hum1n life was held az Ina this country
compared 10 the value Of outtlc and
horses Detroit Free Press.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
oHERoKee BOOMERS
a Meeting and Resolutions Adoplcu at
Arkansas City

Arkauae City Kan. March Tho
Cherokee settlers uNtDootiou met hrup
today and ISSUED thp following nidress.
Arkansas CITY Kgn
March .. 1893
To Whom u May Concern.
Unfortunately. % sottlcrf meeting bold
some days ago ut Gallo, Kan. hIs placed
Intended settlers Boo nu mmvur1ilr
hght boz the eyes of many We urr un,
a mob; we are NOT hlud of outlaws,
We cry uut making demands not u limo
with Justice uud huutst dpllHr We arc
o. band OF men entitled Zoo Gur and HON
ouhlu treatment We hriryp wD hnNp
rights as American citiLus uud hltc
the cpuuHr tu sprlt pW convictions a
DEMONSTRATION Ol fupui Ha 90 intentions
OF prospective settlers lu AMI about Ar
ktusua tity hur cguHd occupation hy
settlers 90 % portion of tie Chrroscu
strap. Wy llrc nothing 90 s1v further
than thit lu The event 20 thr fHUurr
OF action uu thr port of eouerpss hcfolp
nijuuruuput believing such failure to
moan nurlcri ll duty toward honest s,t-
tiers and 20 rpiusil 90 recognize rho titlp
oi The Chcruhecs we suy tn settlers ou
the south tllat, high noon. on tbc Gh
OF March win iind hlinpsoclrn ON tho
north with yup in hody aud m spirit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
BODIEs UNDER Tur ICr

Bay City Mich March .. -roday
Y. w Wheeler & Co. laid me kepl 0f
the steel steamer Centurion, their iO0th
boat with appropriate ceremonies in the
presence OF 5000 people Ia tho after-
noon the schooner Mary ~ McLachlln
was launched, and during the prOcecdn9s
0n accident occurred, the exact results
~ which can not loo told Tho steamer
lh2 Schooner plunged GA the upnpr deck
being about q DOZEN men and boys Tho
sudden descent 90 the boat cnuscl thp
steamer 90 carcen, The shock hruko tho
rails aud threw maas Of struggling
ppopic into the wafer Many were ladiy
hurt but were pulled ont Bye wiincssel
oi the accident are positive more people
we've under tie Ice, aud a diver was sent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
THE OUTLOOK.
a Man Of Affairs and Business Well Pleased
With Fort Worth.

Mr.. Tsrre Goldberg. who has been
here from New York for some time. has
been joined by his wife and his dauch.
ter Miss Lala Goldberg, and they are
delightfully."- located at Ye Arlington
Inn
Mr. Goldberg is prominent New
York merchant aud IL also largely iu-
tprstCt iu the Martiu-Brown company
hriuE large stakeholder and director.
He was seen ut the office of the company
yesterday and spoke freely of the out-
look. The trade of his company hero he
said, had been growing constantly and
was very satisfactory. Iu thc boom Of
o Tow years ago be- had not had much
hith and had taken 40 part. but d. Wn,
now eutLuscd with the prospects for
Fort Worth they were more than pros
poets they were realities, for the inn
proyement was here now. at this timp.
ON every side bee suw good building.
and many of them fine ones. going m
rnde was growing and The people Of
Fort Worth and surrounding country
were prosperous. Fort Worth was cor
lainly making rapid strides.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
Az EDDY nom

Spntn i'c N. 49, March =. The New
AlrAirgn % urVspuppr, lonfns TODAY the
management oi thp l'pros River railway
nm, 0i Doe Aichisou, Topeka und Santa
lr huyc entered into contract hy which
ne i'~ns road win Doe extended froui
l+lty io bcunrl ou ihp Snum re road.
thence run into l.a4 Vegas over tho
SANTA l'e TRICKS Tho bonds of tba
Fecua road lnyr boon sold aud wur,
VIII aommencc early in the spring. Tho
road VIII he 80 miles IN lourth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
DENYER RANKS pnOposAT.

Denver Col, March 2-I'hc Denver
clearing house today adopted the follow
ing,
Whereas. Reliable information. is..re.
ceiyed that q report has gained cITSula-
ton in the East that tho Colorado hanks
are boarding gold, and as such refort IL
untrue and iu our npiuion circulated Tor
mo purpose of iniuring The cause ~ sn.
vcri therefore.
Resolved That the Denver Celnrinc
HOUSE associuiion hereby pledges Itself
90 exchange with the secretary of the
treasury ~ the United States si.O0NUO
10 gold coin for a Ike amount az legal
tepder notes. the legal tcuder notes All
~ delivered at Beaver at the tinie ID
'such transfer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
My nF 1Lsrri,

Belfast March 2Fiyr thousand nerson.
Wcre present at the great Orange meeting
mere today Or kaup, WHO presided said
Ulster was prepared as defend htisAf %
Tue last against the proposals. Of tho homie
rule hlll The mcl. ~ tlsto, had the syn-
0thy ~ Enellshmon ~ an rlass,s through.
gut the world "a this fight a hundred
thousand OraugWucn Were ready 10 ~ 81
10 ihc death tho homo rulc hni
William Johnston NJ T.. ior South Bed.
fQNt, who called the meeting, concluded "a
violent speech by swearing 0u "a bible
he would never submit o. Tho laws OF q
Dublin parliament
llr Kane then tore 20 pieces and throw
10 Che hoor a Copy Of thO hunie rulo blil
an the meeting then adiouull
lhis evening chsics ~ Gladstone ana
Morley were hmned ON iich rtrpot in tho
presence of a cheering crowd 81 Ihlusltals.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

N Tho time for holding court IN The
INghth and Fifteenth judicial dish--ls.
Amne resent visitors ~ the capitol
o. DR. (yeorrn wilkins II Dallas, who rs
fore looking after The biii ~ regulate
dentistry Some portions Of the bill, he
Eays arr idiculous.
The committee on mining and minerals
has inst reported fnvornhy on seuate
fiU No. 1856 amending the act ~ pro
Snoto fhe development Of the mining re-
sources Of Texas, approved March ~
1893. providing for the purchase OF
minerni lands Tor actunl mining purposes
Charlie Edwards has Outlived the
whirlpool which threatened to carry the
legislature on a trip 81 Washington, aud
ripples as he lunches out nncW in his
preparations Tor q big legislative ex-
cnrsion 20 FelascO.
The house committee on foleral re-
las0nE is sitting on Mr.. Mcfiehoes bill.
No. $50. which permits Uic agents or
employees of the United States govern
nieut to take from the waters OF any
stream. lake or pond. within this state.
al any season or during ANY time Of the
gcnr. and in amy manner they may select.
hsh 30 be- used ~ the United States
fish commissioners for propagnung pur-
pesos.
The housc has now before it
with favorable report from iu-
dietary committee No . AR
Lloyd's bin 30 prevent the catch
iug or taking " h4h. in any waters in
Cherokee county. except with the 0rlina
~ hook. line aud pole, or trOi line. The
bin provides n penalty OF SO 10 $40
for netting or trapping and n similar
penalty Of from $50 90 500 for the use
of lime. china berries or other poisonous
substances. 0r fishing with explosives
House judiciary No. . has reported
fnyoraby on aud me house Inns now be-
fore 10 % hil by Mr. McLeihorc 90 pro
trct tilewuter hah Of the Gulf of MrXIcO.
within the stae VI Texas. prohibiting
the use ~ aelns, dragnctg. Eet-uct-.
pound nets. fykcs. ETC.. with meshos
smaller than two inches square. Penal
ties ARE iXcl 1f So for the FIRST aud
500 hne for each Subsequent oneus'.
Mr. Iuuey has secured favorable
report from house committee ON judicial
districts, on bis bill 20 p-orginizr tie
] Nrf.Int Judicial district
Judiciary committee 40 has handed
over 90 the house, with On favorable rt-
port. uu exhaustive game aud fish biil,
by Representative Breeding
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
STEVENsON o. TTr FLOOR

Washington, March Vicc-prosldout
Stevenson was On the floor of the house
ihF nitriuu0u. lie was entitled to udh.i.-
sion us nu cN-mcWlrr Whom lac wns
ryrnFni1pd Doe received heart, welcome
ihc roll WINS being called ut ihc time, but
there was noisy interruption 10 mo
uouutonous voice VI the clerk as Stevou-
SON bold reception n the rear of the
chamber
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
TNnORsEnfENra.

benson J. LossIEd, LID.
Historian: ~fliJo a Concayo
Mirror Il refcctP 20 q singlo
focus an epitOms Of the e86en-
tlnl oleneut1 Of orr rational
history, showing clearly az a
glance the progress OF the ma.
Ton FROM is infancy 20 rs
present period Of maturity"
A. II. SrogFonD, Librarian
OF ConcrC5B; "Ihc work may
fairly 30 termed a brcviaf Or
American pOliticB."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
on HTRT-NsOys ADDnres

Hor luf1. q. HWIoE1n- urr.I0nf N
the Baylor university mo Waco ad.lres.
81 the member, OF tIp legislature and
general audience of citizens ~ Austin
yesterday afternoon iu the lmi 0f rsD.
rrsrutltirra on ihp subject uf tha NE
pui srrrIess N General S1m Houston.
The Ian stature having Invited him % G5
~, in honor " the anniversary OF th.
dn.LlrLlnn Do tic inlnnDnIDul. nf INN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
BIssELL AND PARTY.

Buffalo n s.. Murch . -Clcyclnnd
Democracy. the leading Democratic cmb
ui This cify, lcfi here this evening for
Nrslingt0u 20 iulo plrt iu the inaugural
parade, 600 uniformed men and Post.
mO1or General Bis-ou aud 10 number
ut Invited GUESTS lcu FOR Wu4hngton
thls vsuuiug over the Lehigh Valley.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
GW0NTU Ann ADTAT

Washington, March . a number of
personal friends called ou Cleveland Ia,
nfht stevenson made short cnll
9uu bgM lett expecting % cail again
ptcr The nleeung hc,ween fbe ryn
Democratic leaders was cordial ami
hearty Ia the extreme
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

down 10 DE bottom q the river. On
account al the disturbed condition Of ne
water ~ was malle g. 20 anything. II
anv one WIS drowned the current cal-
RIA re h,siias out under the Zee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
TROnrs M. nnnlLEns

Wichita NHs., March Am avail.
able troops GO Fort sin and Fort lpnn
We're ordered ont todpy hy Colonel Wade
oi Fort ltcuo 20 patrol tho northern
me OF The Cherokee strip Tao rcpel the
threatened invasion OF boomers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
nrRIEsnN IN IInrsrnN-

Tho sonlfp udioumol nt nn early
hour tiis manning n honor uf TN. snprod
day anniversary Of Texas Independence.
Tho hlusc held % longer session. dDvot-
Ing RDue time 20 discussion Of the
mechanics lien law. which was siiil pend
iuc nt luJu. when thcy adjourned for
thr lav. giving thc bon flr tha afipr.
noon Cor 600 address ly Dr. Rufus Bur
Lesson ou Sam ll0uHou
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
w. q. RoRrR,rs

!. Jefferson Tex. Marrh . Sneesol,
, esleaiay uiin'liipg % 20 O'clock NJ n
i,t S resilient q The county Tor
~ tis residence near I.asater. - '''0u' 2
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
ms N llnArII

\ bridgeport Conn. Allrch 9-Alev.
4nN.r lletlNdagtQn % noon shot En,ma
Ni.ia' 70 whom he has bcpn paying at,
die Jealousy N"i
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

washington. March 2 Henry A. Thur
81 Washington 90 late hour last nieht.
This morning Major Hal0rd. Hnui-
sons socrCiary called. md after q brief
Interview The two went over 10 thc
White house. where Thurber remained
y. couple OF hour. aud had q practical
Illustration vi the duties OF the Oihcu of
a private secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
GREAT WRESTLING MATCH

Bostot and Lewis Coolest Before the Olympic
Club.
New Orleans La.. March 2-'Ihe
wrestling bout between Roebcr and Lewis
before the Olympic club tonight was
fine ana crntafnl hatile R1eber won
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

No man dissatisfied with unfrienbl,
climate, exhausted lands or unfayorablc
conditions can read constantly of this
Southern wonderland without hoine n.
unenced to come And no man WHO seel,s
sure ana profitable Investment oau renI
constantly ~ tho opportunities prpspnted
IN TINS vast undeyeioped empire witbout
self ia person. "''H'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
NOTE THIS.
The Best WAY to ADVERTISE Ierns

Is through the newspaper that daily ona
weekly tells Of the progress of Texas and
l!s advantages, opportunities ANA produc.
tons. Day after day aud week nftcr
week such newspaper does it's appointed
work, and It is
The N0natnnt Dripping That Wears Away
tho sfnne.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
Is ii Worth
tb0N Chance 2

II you are sinc2.e in encc-r,
aging honest manufactser "a
giving you pure preg@-staas
instead of worthless oaes, at
fair irste-l OF se1 ni,giy
cheap price, Is it woyA the
chance 70 purchase .Ae dozen
and one aduitereted e-Tacts
on the rsrhc; instscs OF DR..
Prices Dciicia=s- FlSvoging
Extracts Of Lemon, ORANGE,
Vanilla, ote., ia. smpast the
natural Eavo- o. the fsui,, and
are endorse -S- their purity,
strength ana economy
Atrial Of D.. Frice's Delicious
FlavoFing Eya vill prove
a great movc-a-. towards
good eatinSs ccav- digestion
and happy MONIES.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
AGENTS REPORTS.

=" Received sample sold 8
b. mspB iirst hour"
y "Nagnilc0nt map; my hoy
- sold ~ the nrst dhyW
~ coll o each day"
y " cold s mapf IN one hour. 4"
= " have canyassod one.half
day took 10 ORDERS"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
KH9Iy'S Great Historical Chart

On one sido the Lsrrcst and
Latest a. 3. Nap, showing an
States, C0uuticr, RailroadR and
Towns, lPritc alone so, And
on tho DthUr Side, q Di.
cgrnm, chewing al the pulitl-
( cal Parties, iiEtf. s Dihgra1
Showing lll HIcsidunts and
Cabinets, sz0i, A Diagram
} showing poNHC5! Complexion
, % esch COngIt a. a Diagram
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l3ziO. A Dilr.km Shoaing
Standing Armios ~ each rs.
. ti0D, 1910. a Diagram show
Ing Naval Tonnage VI. each
, Nation. uIil. a Complete
Map o. the World, i8x91. eA
, Map of Contgal America, iOxiS.
A Nap of Alaska, I0xig. A
Map ~ South Africa, lQxi8.
a Map Of Upper Nuhia and
Hnbo8h or AbyEdnia, i012J. A
Nap * PerTin, Afyhgnistan,
0ud Baloochistsn, 1Oxl8. A
Complete Nap OF Solar syo.
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ThC1uCme0 of an Cabinet Ofi.
Gers, With length OF term. Pic.
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Washington 20 Harrison.