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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
The KANSAS WAR
The Revolutionary Republicans Propose 10
Sci the Peoples Governor al
kaughi

Topeka, KIN, Feb 1.-THE PoDulists
yesterday passed ton Oi the senate APP
preparation bills thus inviting the tcst
the Republicans are anxious 10 apply ac-
ton IN the courts When temporary
restraining order Is issued by the district
Judge 10 the state treasurer paying out
any Of the state funds that official viii
disregard ihe order holding district
Judge cannot set aside provisions TINT are
constitutional defmary the duties of state
officials In ease tie judge commit him
for contempt, the governor VIII NJ once
pardon and set him free. The Hepubli-
cans have heard Of me contemplated
manner of proceeding. and have tnien
steps 10 counteract IL They win bring
suit before d circuit judge. who will direct
the sheriff pas no attention 20 any pardon
on order eu.anatine from an exc nflye Of.
lcer, holding that while the governor
may pardon for crimes and ilisdcmenu-
ors, be has 40 jurisdiction N cases Of
contempL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
THE NEW YORK BANKS
VIII Not Volunteer Any Moro Cold They viii
Walt TO Got a Snap at Unified
States Bonds.

New York Fob Local banks II
WIS learned today will not volunteer fur.
their aid no the trehsury, aud win
do 10 reluctantly. even " requested The
banks Say they wa turn gold into sub
TREASURY us members Of the clearing
house bot not ns individuals, and that ~.
sesHnlcnts should boz levied on banks on
The basis of their gold holding
e. q. Williams president Of the clear
ng house, sHid today be- had no doubt the
shipments of gold would continue, hut
hu added. II hope Secretary Foster will
prepare 10 take Immediate action ilc
should think, meet the situation face
90 face and issue bonds There is no
other way VI minimizing a purity OF
the two metals; ia no event must we be
placed on Il silver basis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
COTNTY ROAD RTILDTNG.

l. l. Erwin Of Fulton. Mo. president
of the Missouri State Road Improvement
association and the Missouri state Dali
rymen's association, Is IN the city Mr..
Erwin Is on a general tour OF TN, south
wcst Texas particularly, looking into the
general question OF BODYBUILDING and the
detail OF the employment of county con-
yicts IN road construction Mr.. Erwin
had heard Of Tarrant county's work in
tbis direction and hence came 10 Fort
Worth 20 CLEAN all Information possible
ms 10 the advantages or disadvantages
of the system. Much good work ON the
roads has been done IN this county, and
not a county in the stute has more good
nermnncnt bridges than the county Of
Tarrnnt. hence il Is specially good field
for Mr. Erwin's investigations and OBJ
scryatiOn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

on two indictments, one for the larceny
from q dwelling Of $50, the other for
stealing horse. Our county court Of
fers $50 reward for his arrest and CON
yiction | will pay the reward, provided
you make the arrest and hold until
can arrive there with "a requisiuon Al
bert Ashby Is supposed TO Doe - or 81
years old, is 5 feet, Z or \ inches high
about 100 or 40 pounds weight light
hair, light complicated Claims TO have
been raised u Fort Worth and has
worked iu candy factory
w 4. MILLER Sheriff.
The sheriff was wired TO come after
Ashby and he will be held.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
M SING TODAY.

The Jenny Lind club will sing today at
the Baptist church in the forenoon. aud
at 81, Andrew Episcopal church IN the
afternoon. One feature OF the program
win be- the singing of fossiuis Char
ity' Miss Edith Meyers rs seriously IN
aud unable 90 sing. aud her place will bv
filled 10y Mrs George g. England Those
who attend either or both services will
he amply repaid. for the music rendered
by the Jenny Lind club Is artistic and
well worthy of large audiences.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
. IscsIrEcTS.

..,u court Of Tarrant c9 I'.il-
runls.s.lso ls,rrehitects 10 submit . P anas
s ''5 x a. nS y f sSP.' I s$Sio
t,ted n 'e oslsf " foundations.
.ssi shall " Sections drawn TO a
' Tla I written W rs2 ,@casians a oi
sneie, ,wltsiions as to cost ,, a. s" coD.
2 tef S Sc furnished on I a p P,,oas
r.cl lsg.srsleued The speeeln,,s,,n,.lg9Yyss
m NJ aAS W. ma plans. IweR9tg'.,,s N, =
gafrn $1,000 viii be paid Tor t ,he
I ssi sqeelh a..rss the right 70 reject
al ~ 4@ssi Be nled ,,I ii once iS ,S 81
fy tlefa on pot later than "
q iWt Ngsti,6npday. the 18Th day OF
soon' % A fOHS P-NlNg.
iS4 Of Tarraut County, lex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

gates elected at the Friday night pr,.
maries were much SOutht iniivilr9is
Yesterday aud all. or nearly an of thc,n
were interviewed by an or nearly mi ~
lne candidates or the friends Of the
candidates
vi course there was the wish for posi
i've pledges and many got item. or fam
ced they did, for they got TO figuring
w 'ne result of the ballotting OF Monday
Sag Ine ngunng' strange to say. was
SATISFACTORY 10 nearly an Of the anxious
candidates. The nnnouced result OF me
primaries on the treasurer question was.
az ilrst accepted as a innlity, but later
IN the day IL WAS learned thar ia several
wards several names of elected delegates
appeared on the tickets OF several of the
candidates. and this little excentricity
destroyed the value Of many calculations
made the night before THIS condition
Of affairs being true about The attorney
aud assessor and collector, naturally sug-
gested y might he true OF the others aud
there the active work began
All the day there was a hny1 Of excite.
mcnt and a hurrying 10 aud fro. until
nearly every delegate had lern iutpr.
viewed as 20 his standing aud IN mluy
cases, 1t was asserted. pledges of support
~ the convention had been secured IL
dd not lessen the complainncy Of the
c0ndidntcs that all were equally hopeful.
and II 10 was true. thut an had .ledgcd
support as tie basis for the hope. some
delegates must have pledged votes to
several candidates
The city trcasurership was the subject
of much discussion and the friends of
Ton Messrs. Ia 'isol ar Tlser were
very active. The former does not con
ccde his adversary hrs the overyhalm.
ing majority that the ftce pf tho returts
of Friday night seem 10 show aud the
contest for this Office promises 10 bp
one of great uic~.st
About the city ouorueyship there could
be but one fact learned and VI was even
trihe hazardous 90 take tits rs a
fact. and that was that Mr. on would
have plurality on the first ballot. several
Of the contestants for this position giving
hm from thirty totEirtvsiy votes Of the
iitty.siN he claims as his certain vote on
the first ballot
Attcr that ballot everything Is at sen
for his opponents insist that Mr. Orr
viii slow his fuli hnnd nc first an will
lose steadily after that. and each claims
he will be the heir a. the loss There
| fore ull the others claim 90 hp certain of
second place ON the FIRST ballot and
that they will cOrstov''-. .oin strength
| thereafter with Questioning prospects,
| until these prospects end In the certainty
| Of the victory
There Is. taking the claims of the can
! didates or those Of their friends the same
uncertainty in the race for city assessor
and collector
Indeed the thing that seems 10 be cor
| tniu is that for city murshnl, James "
| Maddox. and FOR city secretary. III. Y
| Burns having no opposition, have car
| iipd the city soldly but this may b,
| only apparent. for there * talk Of q
| dark lorye for city secretary,
There Is only one consolation va "
! MI n viii Zoe over low Monday night ant
| ihosc who have no active feeling in IN,
contests viii get grcnt deal of fun on
| of Il all
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

u Won Il MAY Concern:
a certify that the Kansas Mutual
neilon VI Topeka Kansas. hus In
its MY complied with the laws OF
a y UhG'ilons precedent TO It's loiug
A y Tits state and that said com
ma eeltincute Of authority from
" ralulng u 90 do business In this
Nelfe months from the hrst day
.,l' 49, 10 the 3lst day OF Decem-
eafl my hand and seal az Office I'm
y, aly and date FIRST above writ
!VhN p. HuLLlNGSWORfH.
Comm siOurr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
rur sI,MMER NnRNLAI.

The Fort Worth summer normal com.
mittcc composed of J.. NJ Hammond Of
Fort Worth n. j. Clancy Of Mansfield,
and Geo. n. Murray. Of Arlington, Of the
county teachers. and D. j. Lylcs. j. o..
Cannon. and G. r. Hannah of Fort
Worth. Of the Fort Worth city teuchers,
met yesterday az = D. m, and organized
Inv cIcctiug \ !. Clancy. president; Geo.
n. Murray. secretary; and q. r. Ham
man. business manager The entire COM
mittce was very enthusiastic and deter
mined To make the normal Ike other Fort
Worth undertakings success In every
nnrIiumlnr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
TERRIBLE QUARRY ACCIDENT.
An Immense Mass Of Stone Falls Near Rul
land, Vermont.

Rutland, VI Feb II. One OF Tia
worst disasters IN The history Of marble
quhrrying occurred at. West Rutland thii
afternoon in q quarry operated by the
Vermont Marble company, with which
senator Proctor Is oonnected A great
mass Of stone fell into the quarry aud
number Of others injured The uctiuis
were crushed 40 some could not be rec0R
nized. The killed are, VIM l4ucnA
Frank Sulig, Edward Powers, Alexun.
der Bluniquen aud three unrecognized
men, The injured are; JOS. DOoley, Len
broken, JnO. Dunn, Gins Anderson,
Fred March Anton RAeho, Ino. o. An
dersou Peter Grenier, InO Michen
Michael lGphs The quarry Is one 0i
the largest Ia the world lts perpendicu.
lar depth y over $50 feet and ruts under
the hill 300 feet more The mass Of
stone fell without the least warning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
A nEwARp FoR ASHLEY.

Recently The Gazette published the
facts al the arrest Of Albert Ashby ON q
yagrancy charge. ana the statement ir
made AT the time be was wanted in MIS-
,rcnid rather 10 there and stand trial
tban 10 I'D on the county road lie WAS
disrharged OF The Yagancy charge, but
vos re-arrested on an old charge Of
stealing IN this city that the officers
might get the time 70 communicate with
the Missouri officials.
Much criticism has been. vented on
nlose who were trying 20 hold Ashby.
but this letler received last hlsht' SHOWS
there was some jusuhcatloh lot me ei'
W. Benton. No. Feb. 8, 1883
p p. Maddox. Fort Worth, Tex.
Dear Slr-Albert Ashby Is waited here
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
THEIR NEW pASTOR.

The pulpit OF the Cumberland l'resby-
,,rian church will be- occupied today by
5av A. II. Buchanan, who has lusi rs
snned the passionate here as successor
10 DR.. Tinuon Tho new pastor comes
fron n prosperous church az Danville,
m. He Is a young man, well equipped
for his work, graduate OF The ,Cnm-
anJ M Union Theological Seminary Of
Wv York and the members of his new
charge look confidently forward 10 an
AM of spiritual and material prosperity
~ their church under his pastorate. The
bome OF Rev Mr. Buchanan and his
wife viii be with Mrs Mabry on Cherry
street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
NOTICE.

.,soal meeting OF the stock
rg1if y irarse ana Pacific Coal COM
= q we NJ JA N thc office Of the COM
" y nv ~ Fort Worth. Tex on
o lae S'Nisth day Of February, le!S,
,,tl Y, Tor The election OF dircc-
90 ? Issuing l year and for the iran
/ iE Me st St6er business as may
n "hs O''V' A. n. CRAIG, Sec'y.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
A roorRAcn ANp cnALLnNaE.

Here is a letter that is sclf.cxplRuutory
and .s given 10y request
City. Feb. 2, '93
TO TIE Fort Worth Gazette.
James Cole and David Roscnhoimcr
have nude up foot race, 100 yards,
for $500 q side 90 take place the 18th
of March next Cole Is the champion OF
Illinois and will challenge anybody In
this state for from $3.50 TO $500 side
Address CHARLES STANHOPE.
Hncker oi Cole
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
PENCIL PlCKINGS
IN THE CITY.

The funeral of Romus Carter. lad
of 49,, from Mount Giload church at
o'clock yesterday afternoon WAS very
largely attended
The woman, Mrs Emma Carrier. who
told the story of thp alleged criminal
assault upon hcrsclf day before ycstcr
dizzy fell FROM u scat ut the Union de-
pot whore shD was shopping, and hndly
bruised her face Az her request
ticket wuH bought for her and she went
To iorle 10y Yesterday mornings rOm
The ussossrd valuation of Galveston
city property are lots thun S2,OO0,OOO
moro thnn the Fort Worth assessment.
On account of The cnrncst solicitation
Of several people the Ladies' of Catholic
Altar society viii Upout their last enter
tuiumcnt on Tuesday evening, Feb. a.
at 80 o'clock az 81 Shnllnu hall
next floor 60 Catholic church The young
ludy'N and hnhy drill viii be- repeated:
the balance of the program will be-
entirely new The attendants win sse
one of the hest amateur entertainments
ihut has ever boon presented IN the
city.
The contract for the completion of the
brewery new nrtoslun we'll requires II
shall bp ready for use March The
we'll ~ to ho finished nt ten inches nnd
q pump will be- used with 3U-mch
stroke aud ncapaciy Of 100000 gallons
per day.
The grass plata in front of the brow.
cry and CnHey a Swusoys are b,Gng
enclosed with iron ratings that they
mny De protected from pedestrians.
The ladies' Worlds Fnr association
VIII repeat The colonial bah at tho Hen.
bricks building next Thursday evening.
w b. Ford Is candidate for city
attorney, subject to action Of city Democ.
ucy
Young men from distance who have
entered The Fort Worth business college
the past week. H. r. Grpor, Koppprl.
Arthur ChewyhompE Cndin: A. w.
Moore, lmsc0; j. r. ungcr, Montague;
X J.. Miller, Shclhyvillo; O. n. Allen,
White Settlement Tex, and G. NJ. Hnll.
MmiHippi besides a number from the
city.
The v NJ G. A. football team Of Dnl.
las VIII play in this city "Wednesday uf
next wcuk, Feb - n legal holiday.
| This ~ done that those ladies' who viii
not 20 10 Sunday gaines may have the
chance 10 witness game Of football
The Fcncibles have letter from New
York, Inviting them 10 yiHit that city az
the guests Of Iammuny Hall. There's
moro courteHy aud honor for the crack
military company of the state
| THE gHORTII ANN nIgp yuvA tt,Nfft,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
MADAME DAVIS

Tho celebrated complexion specialist.
will be IN Fort Worth Feb llth. ana
VIII be pleased 10 receive the ladies' at
her rooms la the Pickwick hotel. Her
method " Treatment Is endorsed by lead
ing physicians North and South. Consul
tutiOn free
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
No lRRnWNsnNs DEATH

Diru, ut 3.ll q, H., ON ItU. II VT W
grippe and pneumonia, MIS-, Sarah
Rrr,psou. wife of John BrowusOn. The
Decreased was sick but a short time. Tie
family WINS one of the oldest. best known
and most respected In Fort Worth, hay
ing moved here from Red Wing Mimi,
In 1876 A very large drcle OF relatives
and ncqunintuuces remain TO mourn the
loss of one whom AN had learned 70
love for her many deeds of charity and
watchfulness of the welfare Of others.
.,nsistant member of the Broadway Bap-
tst church for more than eight years,
The funeral win take place from the
rssidonce. 32J South Rusk street az :
ID. M. today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
THE PACKING HOUSE SALE.

The currency OF ill-founded rumors
,,hant tho sele of the packing house. ana
~ n,,bNcation Of these In some other
MINORS compels The Gazette to depart
Fra,n Tho rsticeuce II has observed on
tbis matter. that It may, on the author
H., az prasideut NJ. G.. Hurley, give en-
n6atic denial TO the positive assertions
raSterdav published Of the completion OF
ybe negotiations that mean the end OF
thn deal The sale Is not elected, nut
no negotiations yet pending give en-
cnnr,oiny bopps OF q successful ending
In he not.fur-distaut future. This
noper has studiously refrained from the
r,,biiration Of the perennial crop OF rumors
ana repoits that have attended TINS trans
action almost from the beginning, Ior
tbe reason. that, being on the inside, u
,ros kept fully posted IN the progress
~ the negotiations and knew how little
bas;s there was TO the reiterated pnhhca-
tinns of the sale of the packing mousse
il made" that have from time, 10 uhie
oppeared in less-wel Informed papers
for two months past 49,,
The reports were not true' their pun
Bcatiop could only be harmful as stamp
mo ono or both parties 20 the tralSac-
lion with the shiftlessness of the INFANT
and MS nh that cOuld be said, from lme
40 time. as the investigation ended IN
negotiations and the negotiations pro
reeded TO an agreement would nave Deeh
.,neqotiations are still pending me Gu
zette has refrained from publications OF
this most important matter unth II
should give. as il hopes soon to 90 INC
fuu md exact details OF the sale ana
the expected results.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
...clAL NOTICES.


SSfI;s 70 TT. :. -, ,..e,.or
lsei, lha. hereby directed 20
= y !ssi s on a Cd f alter '1 Fs0;
'1 ss sibsiI proceed q IS p SiEs.
~ TO iae ,.te notice that my Ia, taS
s pes. ..,I ne * closed on tbe 2C ".
,ar hat da'f a. caldwell,
assessor aud collector
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
CITY ATTORNEY

~ llnqunec myself q candidate for
y cll{ attorney OF the city OF
wan subject TO the action OF the
''-~'Aue convention. Very respect
W. III, MOBLhY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
,Is -fo0s LEAGUES or LAR0.


-,sy cmul,loners,,, court Of foo JSli
~ y. WsIbsol lands. situated IN Lnub
a spd known and described as
Ky ,,s,f leagues No. 80, &-.3, "a
ws,,setei tS ConlngswQrth county,
d iSa2, until ~ o'clock m" ON
RI M i8lh day OF February A. D''
\, s.ssle are % cents. per age In
KIN o,her terms as the court may
WA ' and balnce on twenty years,
IA vendors Hen notes .i lesni''e at
.',,,s 4 oupy: with q per cent ~.
y. sspum Interest payable annusliy
= And the court hereby reserves
y "A nglect any or oil bids
~, A ihe commissioners court.
iN-' ." - ]. W. ANDERSON.
4 no county commissioners court
swoth county, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
TMENrY YIlAns sANnn

A gentleman once remarked to friend
that II he had understood shorthand n
would have saved him twenty years
hard work Waldcu's Texna Busness
college has two igt-class teachers Ia
this department
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
:DONT MISS THE GLANCE!

of saving money by taking advantage of our
Great Sale of Winter Clothing. There's some
winter yet to come, but hardly enough for the
stock we still have We don't want these goods
left on our hands, and are closing them out far
below their worth. The season isn't over yet;
it's only the rush that's passed, and somebody
wants every suit we have in stock. Our prices
are the lowest Now's the time to make money
by saving it and buying Clothing when the
goods are on top and prices underneath
Bargains and prices are all in a heap at our sale
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
NOTICE.

.,nnal meeting Of the stock
he Fort Worth Rnu MA iJg'''e M
Y isc company In The city o. o. Fo ~
an Tuesday March next. IN
Az m The transfer books VIII
VA N 1880 o'clock a: me- ana
N,reh IS at 1890 O'Clock u NJ
q w A. ROSS. Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
CITY ATTORNEY

" A aahounee myself as a candidate
Nc ol aty attorney at the ensu-
~, 49, ssqple0' 10 the action of the
1-'NiAlle convention.
X. W. FIOIfRNOY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
FOR CITY ATTORNEY

~ announce myself a candidate for
~. ely attorney Of the city Of
n ,,ea subject TO the Will OF the city
DOMINATING convention. Res.
Is. j. HOUSTON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
CITY ATTORNEY

Y. announce myself ns n candidate
glse oi eiiy attorney az tie ensu.
s-a, subject 10 the action OF the
D'aeeiiuc convention.
G. M. TEMPT ETON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
TLcKMhNl

Apard chicago nl. J. W H9r.
,ts san Frnuoisco W " Ayers. GrernFln,w
~ n Roouks Marine Clty. Mclti o. ~
Tnntor Narine CITY Mich; q. J. Love; MH'
rine city Mlch. r. J. Broph[ Nov lgtk
iInny Flood Waco VIM ogson' ,m,,t99tn
RtGv' n NJ. j Ill stephens Kansas CITY
a ~ Crancy Knnsas city u, 4. MrCio'ey.
f,og,ie. III 4. Ware Amnrlln; John -.
f@ter Bunnio. No. ~ q Dysort Claude
II 4 Kalp. Iowa i'nrk T. ~ Edwards,
New York John II Terrell, Ranger lith.
~ Garrett. DALLAS; ;, beD1 t1Y ,vold iNe..
W. II NJ Emery. New York, y. spicker.
man Kansas fity. Mo. Joe Hayes, st.
Intls. georgc ID. Nave. Chicago; A, Nchuh'
In 81. Joseph. No T. w, Dyer Dallas
aiscGqP r, g b ~ Tnlgs5 Dsai
IN Ty.: NJ. u Sheldon. chicago; q. W.
caldwell Chicago. John Krltscr, Taylor
n Il etrauae Wichita Fallsi 81 NJ Hamm,
Kailsaa CITY. w ~. Austin. Kansas city
George Wandt Chicago; Colonel d. NJ.
gfandifnr. DcuiRon' PAM Mnple, Denisoni
Ky ~ Lewis New York Elih Wells sis.
irravfie. W Nai John Bryan, swreiwntor,
III II Tuoua Amoriiin. u. y. RDHuldlnR,
Nuskogee & w. Peters, hOck Island rail
,yav, Il. A. Wtuchsll, ~ Louis George w.
Clcayland. Memphis y Il. Flnyan' -, Lon
ARLINGTON INN.
W. Weir Denver Colo Allss Weir
Denver Colo Z. n. Foufsi Denver, Colo
isrilie. Ky: a NJ Con. New York a. y.
paebelder Chicago. n. H. Edwards NeW
York, W r. fiewnrt and wife, fOrt Worth
III Mcneil bridgeport Conn. - y Barry
New YORK u. r oodberE New YORK r.
b. sools, New Aork; Ned A. Perry. chi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

New Orleqne believes she bas slnpped
the largest ciirgO on record, DHO bales
Of cottou on board the BriIiah ahip VA
inca,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
Tup cTTY CONVENTION.

The Democratic city convention Will
no held tomorrow morning IN the Seven
tpenth district court room ana VIII pe
called 10 order at IL o'clock. The dele
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

4 non Il May Concern
3 certify that the state Insurance
y y Des Alolnes, Ia. has la all
tly complied with the laws OF
andltlons precedent to its doing
NJ this state. and that said COM
ma certificate Of authority from
4 emitting Il 10 do business In
hr twelve months FROM the LIST
i inary. 1875, 10 the 3lst day Of
1873.
z aier MY hand and seal, at Of.
lsa, The DAY and date first above
SEAL
JNO, L. HOLLINGSwORTH.
fOutuiggioutr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
FOR CRY ATTORNEY

\ O " nerehry authorized to m.
~ n N, h,oFeiand as a candidate FOR
aeiia, "! attorney az the ensuing
Iasc s.. subject 10 the action of the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
CRY ATTORNEY

+, " sul9uhee myself as a candidate
~ ol city attorney at the ensuing
~ l9leet 10 he action OF die city
- Nou'ehlion, r. II. ORR.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

Attend Wulden's Texas Business col
lege for bookkeeping, tclegraphy and pen
manship
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
'e' ''9sVh AND COLLECTOR.

e',.,'N AND COLLECTOR.
is rs y hereby authorized to nm.
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st M, y sAce myself as n capd,6ato
70 eBe' euy assessor and caIian-
,1oa d, XXX April election. snbiect
cue Democratic conv.ntIer,
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y ea myself candidate %.
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% u ~ election. sn6iset ~
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