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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04
IN THE CITY.
MAIL SERVICE MATTERS.
Several Additional Men Admitted to
the Eleventh District.

several Additional Men Admitted to
the Eleventh District.
The mail service on the Santa Fe
trains Nos. II aud II has been extended
from Purcell, l. n. to Fort Worth, max
ing double daily service from here to
MJnett, Mo. The new order took effect
last Thursday. Since Mr.. Teachout as
suined the duties Of superintendent Of
the Eleventh division of the railway
mail service there have been five adj
ditiOunl men granted. and the supcrin-
tendent thinks the government will give
him enough men To warrant good mail
service in this division.
a twO-hOrse electric motor has just
been added to the printing department
of the Eleventh division. Mr.. Iiill, who
Is IN charge, is printing a job Of 1000,
UOO Impressions.
The following communication has been
received from James l.. White, general
superintendent, at Washington:
Post Office Department.
Otiice OF General Superintendent. Rail
way Mail Service.
Washington, ID. c., June l.. 1913.
Mr. o. L. Tenchout. Superintendent II.
VI s.. Fort Worth, Texas.
Sir:-Nour report Of examinations held
during the month Of May. 1893. is re
cclved. 1t is very gratifying to observe
that lO4 permanent clerks. six pr0bation-
ers aud fifteen substitutes were cxamin-
ed during that time and II especially
pleasant To note that of the 2lj clerliJ
examined 1873 distributed correctly more
than ~ per cent Of the cards given them.
five Of them making 100 per cent.
Considering the large number Of cards
handled in each examination, this re-
cord must be regarded as the best ever
made, and Is guarantee that the Elpy-
enth division will acquire during the
present fiscal year better position on
examinations than it has held hereto
fore and thar the work Of the division
viii increase In efficiency correspond
iugly.
/ congratulate You and the clerks up-
on the good records made, and sincere
ly hope and believe that the interest
The clerks are ipking in the acquisition
OF the knowledge essential to the proper
performance Of service will continue to
increase in intensity from this on.
IN the Fort Worth department Of the
X. NJ. 5. Bugle, printed In Chicago.
appears the following personal mention:
1T was with the sincerest regrets that
the many friends of Clerk Wiley Nc.
Connell Of the western division of the
rexarkana and III Paso bade him good.
bye this week on his departure for Il
trip to the Pacific slope before going
10 Washington to accept q clerk ship in
the departmental service There were
iew. II any, Young men in the service
IN these parts who were more univer-
sally beloved than Wiley. aud no matter
whittier he goes or what may be his loi
hereafter, his memory will ever stay
green IN the hearts of his many friend,
In the service In the Eleventh division
where bis friends are many and en-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04
TExAs sIFrINGs.

The Flshermen's union ut Corpus Chris.
u has been having trouble ON account of
dlnereuces existing between its mcinbers
All differences wcrn settled yesterday
and everything Is again running smoothly.
II the III Paso Times past reputation
for veracity wasn't good, there would be
reason to doubt the truth OF the following
paragraph. taken from that paper, \ man
fell aud was run over by an engine Ia the
O. IL. yard. but strange to say. was not
hurt. lie was dragged along for short
distance, the engine was stopped and he
crawled out between the wheels and began
to dust his clothes, not scared little biz
A special from Washington TO the ST.
Louis Hepublir chronicles tho failing Of
q plum on Texas soil II says; The score
tary OF the interior has appointed John
Mcrhane Of nastrop. Tex, a principal OK.
amlncr OF land contests and claims OF the
general land office, to take effect July 10.
The position is one Of the most desirable
bcrths In the department aud carrirs a
5000 salary, Mcrhane Is fellow towns.
man Of Congressman j. D. snyers, wbo
asked his appointment. and is u sclf.inade
young lawyer VI promise.
y, s Maiven OF Austin has made 4,
known At the treasury department IA Wash.
ingion that he would like very much 10 be
appointed Inspector Of customs.
The Alexander News viii hereafter M
published At German aud win be known
as the Gouuan Herald j. i. Denton n.
mains editor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04

On tho return Of the training ship
mouth to tho Brooklyn navy ysEd sV'
voyage TO the Mediterranean ~
large number Of pigeons aboard. u
were Of the common variety and leu
coop on the hurricane deck near :.
castle. The boys had procured III
some rort while the vessel was 81 /.
ing about. One day at sea, whentlAv
of land were lost, the birds wen fe,
from their prison.
The crew gathered on dek q a
they would do. Some thousA iAg
not leave the ship; Others e1ssH t)5'
them take their bearings, ani a's
carrier pigeons, fly landwam M"'
mistaken, for after a Joyous Alu, ~
blue ocean they returned 70 than ~
settle down to everyday life. Ute
They became tame AZ once l1a
the seamen and boys, who fed tha,
their hands. They constantly nitNf !,
tho decks, at times even causing a''S-''
by walking about the gangway uta
busy sailors feet.
At other times they woulu ~
rigging, seemingly content with y !
teal lives. In port they would "
but always returned vt nightp'NI
their coop.
When ut last the orders weNH
hoist anchors for home, many Of w,
were out on their daily fly. The1it'
spread, and the big ship was wsrs | /
The boys and sailors all felt YEP =
the disappointment tho birds ~ II
that evening when heyreturned
the ship had sailed. 81
But before night, when the w.
tiny green speck, faded from as 4"
twilight, there was suddenly i'm
the rigging, and the missing bins
down and entered their cage. nj
The hearts Of all the hoIneNt,
ships company rejoiced. UpoH w
rival in Brooklyn the pigeons sh's, 4
selves as much Mt home In nee "A
the great bridge and over New ~ n
in any foreign port. -Youth'a uoai
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04

Officers PAYNE aud Maddox nrrcstoJ
a nHn by the name Of r. j. Strickland
lnst evening iui driving on with tbr ,n-
livery. team of W. ] Boaz. The man
was drinking at the time.
Rev, ], l.. Griffin last night preached
to a large crowd ON Houston Street
assisted by Rev A. ii. Smith of New
Orleans The subject was Abraham
Offers In Ills Son lsauc." Tho build
ing WAS fifty feet long and was crowded
TO an overflow with both white and
colorcd people.
BONA hoy to Mr.. and Mrs. G. II.
Fcutnu Of l:inj East Belknnp street nj
l0:35 last nighi
The Gazette has received copy of
The Republican, printed NJ Laramie.
Wy, in which is printed the full tpNL
of the bacculaurcate address of prpsi-
dent A. A, johnson delivered before The
Olympic society, June %. Rev. johnson
Is well known In Fort Worth. hnvin.,
boon az the head of the Wesleyan col.
lege for several years.
dark steel-gray mare colt strayed
into the ENchauge stables yesterday.
This delivery Team of w. IL. Taylor
q, ran away yesterday aud smashed Tho
wagon into atoms.
The negro Gus Moscly, who was ar.
rested on the charge OF knowing some.
thing of the stolen diamond and wafch
of DIR. Mullins was yesterday released.
Mrs. Goeiscll win remain In CHARGE
the dressmnkins department of IN,
Crawford Dry Goods company. Notire
TO the contrary in yesterdays Gazette
Is mistake.
Mr., IL. w. Campbell, trainmaster of
the Texas and I'avihc raiirni,. WI
elected an elder In the Broadway Prs,
byierian church last sabbath. His oral.
nation and installation viii take Mace
at the IL O'Clock service next sunday
Just before the celebration Of the Lords
Supper.
Al ) o'clock yesterday morning n fro
was discovered in the house on IeSas
aud Taylor streets, the property of .Iesss
Jones The fire was quenched liz III
use OF exlipgltishers. Damage noinin.
Jerry O'Brien was released yestario,
on bond. He was jailed on a warrant
sworn out by his wife, charging assa1i,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04
A rARrrF rnAr A rNN.

In the current number Of the Southland
ir. Geogrc Byrne has Thoughtful and
iiney article entitled. what the South
Pays for Insurance" that deserves to
De read by every student Of bread and
luticr economies lt presents, from the
'ecurd, some facts Of startling import
'or mstancc;
The amnuut " unnsy COLLECTED ln Tex.
Is duging The year ls2 DO prymiuns fdr
IRE hrfancr hS northern ami FOREIGN oain'
iauleg wHz e-E1a.vssuD Multiply this
min hy eight and wr have Sii sSs $3.50 NJ
srru premiums Do the Ftutes thc south
lulrr ''usllrlatinn. The lussgs paid in
Texas amounted To Si,EN.gisei. iysiVnr
ite aun " Nt9dlA~i Us lulht uu Toe iWs
ness lu Texas alone. Multiply ids hy
rirhl anl / gives " s'.-as,a.stts a- DE
addition TO what they snt buck 'Tne llfu
companies collected 10 Texas during the
.alhr ivnf premiums aggreE1iihg Si,i2a-
i6lia " " Wy w n " wiis1h i s'sS-
gul hack only sltrn -. leariul ~ The
hnnds VI the companies S2,aif Se iS front
ihrlr hulnrsS 10 Que Staie. or siN1aS. ISL 40
as ihe total ~ uiHni.y collected I'd the south
IN excess NJ what WIS uald back Add
together The nulnunp l9r hoih tls aud lie
soes oui 81 ihe south for one branch OF
business alone
THUS mon' ih1n enough money 10 nav
The slate taxes "a .riit ont ~ The South
each YEAR n no more money SHOULD 10
lfuught luin the SHnlh aud ihls drain
should mot be- dlWlnishrd, there would NH
ne a dollar south OF Macon aud Dlxon's
hnc IN slN wears.
It must not he supposed that Mr..
Byrne Is antagouistlc to Insurance com.
panirs. On the contrary he declares for
Them As vigorously as Il he were an
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04

peditjons we'll selected poems and other
arficles All contribute 10 make the July
rni,nl..r extremely attractive. The read
iug nni,lic 4 indebted TO the ,; > NC
CInre comnnnr FOR putting into the hands
az thg many such choice literature as
this periodical publishes
Current Literature. July. New, York
Office, 32-3t Lafayette street Terms
"Cnfreat Literature" has much of It's
space devoted 10 press expression relat.
ing to the Worlds fair, It's buildings ana
exhibits. The July number treats prin-
cipally Of the noted structures which
surround the conri Of honor and furn-
ishes an excellent cp.i0me Of things 70
be seen in this part Of the white Clty.
The remaining pages are hliei "lth me
usual admirable selections from Tue cur
rent literature OF the month preceding
In the "Ink Fiend," monthly per
tanning to advertising, i an article from
Mr. q. n. Potter on Strategic Adyer-
Using" IN which he suus up what he
has said as follows:
In nutshell, then, the. philosophy of
advertising IL. that 10 be successful an
advertisement must be read, believed.
ard responded 10. There Is only. one
way 70 secure this: make u readable,
Chicago Office, 1919 Randolph street
weekles.
Littell's Living Agc--l.ittell x Co.
Boston, No. 81 Bedford street Sub
scrlption, IS year.
1ne Literary Digest-F'unk. Wag-
nails company. publishers, Is aud 20
Aston place. New York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04

Somebody has been found Ut last, out.
side Of the ranks q Lncy Parsons brig
adc in Chicago. who approves the action
Of Gov. Altgcld Of Illinois Ia pardoning
the anarchists convicted aud sent to the
pcnitentiary for completely in the dyna-
hitting episode in Haymarkei. This some
body Il citizen Of Dallas, state Of
Texas: be pronounccs the pardon to be a
Just. humane end courageous act" and
declares that 1t 'entiiles the governor to
the highest place in the annals Of fame
A certain attorney employed TO defend
rich murderer, who wantonly shot
down, without provocation, man who
had been his intimate friend. gnre the
peroation Of his speech to bitter dehun-
citation Of the Texas press for its stand
against the crime Of murder.
How natural that this attorney and the
attorney who pats John r, Aligeld on the
back for an action that has aroused the
Indignation Of the civilized world should
be one and the same person
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04
hope you will have a very pleasant va
cation.
With much love to you all,
Your friend.
ELLEN NJ CYR.

Fort Worth, July 3, 1S0a

Fort Worth, July B. 1898.
To The Gazette:
In your issue Of yesterday You an.
nounced that would preach last even.
ing at the Bethel tent. You have mad
yertently, perhaps, paid me compliment
far beyond my decerts. l am not nor Is
there likelihood Of my being a preacher
l am i churchm1n, and knowing SOME
thipsOf the good done by the missions Of
the city, both In the ways Of Goodness
and practical charity, | am and do. as
every good citizen should. feel very deep
interest in hteir establishment, perpetuity
aud USEFULNESS, Friends of the missions
knowing this have repeatedly invited me
To address them, which / have done. aud
will do when It is believed that anything
| can say might possibly bring hope to
any heart or giadness to any home 1t
will, think, not be out of place for me to
enter Just here q plea for the missions Of
the city. | am of opinion that these are
the agencies which are to do the work IN
our cities. Either the church must get
among the humber classes or the hum
bier classes must get among the church.
II is too palpnble that the former must
BE- done. believe that the opening up Of
lhese missions throughout the country
marks new era In evangrlizing and
ChriHunnizing the larger towns. aud that
lhc church which is first and most active
IN nc ilcld will reap The rich.r reverb
ana ubiGe most IN the favor of God and
man. No. dear Gazette. | am not Il
preacher, but | can scotch" and rather
like IT, Truly yours.
l.. n. COOPER
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04

"Droyes Of old women, crowd 2
aged women and beyies Of yolli
crowd the Justices courts, " sala
Jones Of Arizona, a well seasc,.
toner in the minor tribunals
and county, yesterday. Just W.
female lltigants rushing into Jpsr
court"
"Oh, those are not litigants
wedding parry said SOMEHOW z
the visitors. X
well, my remark goes 1usi Z,
returned the venerable oracle i
what I'm talking about Soi1, \
called this a poor innn's court !
ought 10 be called the woman n
reason 80 many womun gcl "
tees court instead OF tho sup
because their transaetioas AZ z
very large. Just wait till Wy
commercially as well rs POLITE,
mitted, and you'll see litisai''
buzz. Heaven spesl the eAl {
then will have as many elle1..
never could get along well VIZ
when it comes TO the ladics-7
tell me l have m attractive ",
"Id rather have a woman ~
than to have rctainers on ny
half q dozen men.
rI'll tell you why. Men A. y. y.
their cases or reach some =.
compromise or lose interess,
matter 20 by default wv <
thatl Not muehi They'll
ter end.'-san Francisco kzsl.a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04

Ex-senator John VI. Henderson Of Mis-
souri, has communicated 20 the world
method Of relief for all financial Ills. He
proposes that the United States govern
ntnt shall trade the greater part Of It's
silver for gold. issue three hundred nil
lions Of gold bonds, and provide for the
redemption in gold Of all outstanding cur
rercy. The suspicion Is very natural that
ex-senator Henderson has just escaped
from one Of Keely's sold cure institutes,
aud that the treatment was broken % IN
The mildle
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04

A party of young men, consisting of
Guy Maddox, viii Mnssie, Stuart Moore.
Malcolm Moore, Dudley Portwood. Ira
Wells and Roy Hunter leave this morn
Fourth away from the noise of a busy
city and the small boys declaration OF
Independence. All the necessities of a
fishing party which tend to makeup a
good time went vivid de gang"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04

John II Moore. Dallas. NJ II Paryin. Enst.
land, w II iodair, San Angela; Il l. Eili.
son, Tightwad Tex: II + Hendricks, Lou.
lsyllc; harles u Gibson. C0rslcanl NJ I
W VI Perrell. Seymour; j Il Ledbetter
Qnannh; a Candell. Palo Pinto: q u
Gnlbroth. Colorado; JAS Sutton, L s A; w
Sweetwatcr: Sid Russell. sherman. /
L Card, Dallas; c Il Lewis Nashville: W
g Swnchnn, ~ Louis; ] a Hlii GtTndview:
J. q Jackson, Chicago; John Davidson Jack
G. Reed. Geo Wilkinson, Dallas: 4 Ii Jones,
Waco Geo 5 Sheppard, Clifton; " s Ash.
ley; Kansas city; j. !. Hubert. Dallas.
James Earl Burton, Calcutta: Y y Notruh,
Kansas CITY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04
THE OLD, THE YOUNG.
A Correspondence That Took Place
Between Child ana an Authorizes.

correspondence Ihnt TOOK Place
Between Child ana an Authorcss.
The following correspondence took
place between q pupil in the second grade
Of the Missouri avenue school of Fort
Worth and Ellen NJ Cyr, an authorizes
Of note, resident of Cambridge:
Fort Worth. Texas.
Missouri Avenue School.
April 10, 1893.
Dear Miss Ctr:-l would, like to see
you SO much. / think you had pretty
dress on in yair picture, was so glad
TO see your picture.
wish you 'wcrr here to see us. I
think We are going to have your pic
turc enlarged next year. Have yOu
light hairg Ii looked like " was IN your
picture. ! ihiIik the books that you have
made are SO Ilce, ! think | would like
you for a tcarher 81 much. Have YOU
lnnny shells hy the seay
We have road through the primer and
We liked It 50 much.
Are yun ever coming 10 see Miss Glib
bonI
! wish you could come amwritins
this letter for the other children TOO.
They very much pleased Ia see Your
picture. They liked you So much.
And they would like 10 SEQ you.
f., Your little friend,
Mabel Van Arsdel.
Cambridge. June -, lS3.
Dear children: Your letter came safely
to me, and ! enjoyed reading il @ery
much and intended TO write 4, yon be-
fore this.
! think You must have very good
teacher or You could not have written 50
well, When ! was little girl. i was
not very well. and that Is why | could
not 20 10 school q you do ! DO live
Neiy near the ocean. and very often "a
where | can look out inpou Il and watch
the great waves come Ia. | think Won
INNS, be like the little boys and girls in
my school. for they love To see the shells
and pebbles from the beach. ! have 4
large box Of shells and another az nal.
bles and they love 10 have them In thpit
number lessons. / tell them ahout ihe III.
tie creatures who used Ia live IN III,
shells, aud how some OF them had two
shells for O home, and others had I'm,
one Then they love to hpnr he,v III,
waves crept upon the beach where n,
pebbles were. and the little pebbles triel
TO follow them back TO the sea: and tb.J,
Gathering was Ike little voices caliins
W some one to take them They ara s.
Riad that ! brought them TO Gus scool.
am very glad that yun like any litile
oeok' and am 50 pleased that Won miami.
vi me tree for me. Some day hone Won
Mill write TO me again and press so,ns
leaves nom Il 10 send 10 me-
4 must say goodby 60 you now, and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04

This mission was crowded last night,
standing room being ut premium. to
hear Rev. G. G. Sudzuld. the Japanese
minister MI. Sudzuld is an educated.
able man, and a very Interesting public
speaker. The music was good, the audi
ence npprociRtiye and the meeting was
pleasant and profitable to all. Tomorrow
night Mr. Sloan will he the speaker, All
are invited to attend
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04
FOSTERS LOCAL FORECAST.

The storm waves will reach this mo
idinn, and the other changes noted will
ccur nj aud within 100 miles " Fort
Worth within twenty-four hours before
n after sunset Of the dates given below:
4-Cooler aud clearing
5-FRir and cool
M0derating.
T.-Warmer
s.-Storm wave on this meridian.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04

Niagara Falls, n. Y, Jplg 3
ford Cavalry, n young wire.wAlia
ed Niagara gorge near the "a
bridge this afternoon IN face I,
blowing Il gale. He INTENDED ) J
the record for crossing. but on
the wind was Obliged to postpext,
tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04


G II Thompson, Topeka; John Gardner,
Marshall; Il richardson. New orleans
Iuhu II Huddle, Lamplsas: ] q Newcomer.
Dallas; l. II Dodd. Chicago; George a
Webster, Dallas: w II Mcdowell. st Louis:
81 Louis; + 4 Gum, Kansas city! w II
D0ugherty, New York. Il NJ Spcer. Tex
nrkann; Thos 5 Price, 81 Louis; q VI Bet.
hume, TalbOtton, Ga; A j. Bigsly Green.
willie; G Il Garvln, Gazette; & j. Green.
COrscana; 5 NJ Leary. Corpus Christi:
Miss Julia Fain, ID Wilson, n u CLARK
aud wife, Crburne; II Doyle, Jiranhury
& @ Ilollngshoad. Detroit: / Morrow.
Grapevine: j { BenuChdmp. Williamson,
Ga; II !. jenkins, Santu; A Hoover, Corsi'
canai John q stewart Athcnsi w Lew
Is. willis; r J Cole. Wnxahnchle: John
Myers, 81 Louis g Y Horton. seymour:
Jos. w TOwnenl, Vernon; II i Hcndricks
louisville; L u Robbins. 81 Louis Miss
Nrya Burns, Colorado City; W Mitchell.
Kansas city, Mo; Mrs L Is COrhrell Adj.
lene; II Cnwnn, I,ls Springs W j Arm.
strong Cincinnati; Jean Nnmurry. Cola.
husn; w Il Rascan, Coleman; l. ID Farmer,
Coleman; 5 u Jones, 81 Louis: u G Allen,
Dave Rodgers, st Louis u l. care. civ;
W q Scayer, city; John McMaaes Dallas,
mer, city; y a Jones, Waco: j II White
Commerce; W Olerfcll aud wife. Laredo
Ed II Horrcll, Houston; Charles Ferguson
Cieburne; y ID Farmer; Il Van Slykc. bal
las: II A BARLEY. Virginia; Kidd Fisher
Arlmore; Geo = King. T. S Turk Now
York l. Morrow, Grapevine; /. n Carr
Iowa Park; w u Bartis New Orleans
Chns Schild, st Louis; ID l. Hulluns, bal
las.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04

f'''sburr. Pa, July Kill Is now ex.
peeled that geheral resumption Of work
VIII take place next Monday In ali the
anlon iron mills In the pittslmre .lis-
met ihe NEXT few DAYS will he spen,
y makux nrsslel repairs Tor lie plants
thlk Mil rcsum, ~ f''"''9
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04

who want 10 keep up with Tcvns news,
win And the Dally Gazette on .nlr ~ the
following places;
Grand Paclhc hotel news siHu9
Palmer house news stanii.
LELAND hotel news sinul. -
Audifnriuin cigar and news stand.
Hotel DeSato news stand.
Wells H. Steers, $50 state sfr"ft
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04
Opening the BIDS.

The building committee of the city
council had II meeting yesterday to open
bids for the supplies for the new city
hall. 1t was announced that the com
mittec would adjourn till Thursday, II
not being probable that the city council
would be in session very long tonight
on account of holiday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04
SCHOOLS AND coll &
TULANE UNIVERSITY SCHOllI'

Tulane University, New orleans
purpose Of encouraging post.il
studies, offers fifteen Scholarship
graduates Of its own and othef II
The appointments are made for n.
entitle the holder TO free tnitios {
honornrium ofSij0.
For further particulars addnn K
rotary OF Tulane University, Newo
La. il
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04

Texas is the only state In the Union
where railroad building on a scale IT
any magnitude is now in progress, which
is further proof that Texas is not only
the biggest but also the best state Of
die RrnubNc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04

Readers OF The Gazette who are ealus
lwLy for the summer months eau pdvr
The 0aHeete sent 10 them regularly while
alice.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04

Wynne Wood, /. n, July 3--,speclall
DIR. A. =. Ryan was shot through tbe
right arm this evening. IN m alterea,jon
WIN q n Stewart Amputauon NH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-04

Gold Spectators should not cpuA
their chickens before they are hatchcd.
This country is not going to d,preciate
the value of all real aud personal prop.
cry merely 10 swell the oyergrown for.
tunes Of spectators who have boarded
gold, or who hold gold securities