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The record-union., 1893-03-07
THE NEW PLEASANTON,

THE NEW PLEASANTON,
r1k HOWARD STREET, NEAR THIRD,
Id san Francisco. a Firstclass Lodging
Hotel; goo rooms, en- suite and single; gas and
running water in each room; best beds in the
world. Per day, 90 cents and up; per week,
81 90 and up.
THE NEW GRAND, 246 Third street, be-
recently rehtted and refurnlshed; 200 sunny
rooms, en- suite and single. Per day, 20 cents
and up, and per week, 81 90 and up.
EMPIRE HOUSE, 636 Commercial street,
San Francisco Established 1860; 80 neat
and well-kept rooms; cleanest beds. Per day,
25 cents and up; per week, 81 and up.
Gzs- Houses are open all night.
MWS JACOB HOEGE.S u CO.. Props.
The record-union., 1893-03-07

SUNDAY excepted. anon day excepted.
A.-For morning. P.-For afternoon.
RICHARD GRAY, Gen. Traffic Manager.
I. IL. GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent.
The record-union., 1893-03-07
3RntIrnnn Gi,ltc Cable.

LEAVE TRAINS RUN DAILY. AR
(Forl If
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
TEXAS TURNED LOOSE,

A real estate association has been or
gauized 80 Corsicana.
The real estate market OF Amarillo mas
an upward tendency.
A great many immigrants are settling
in Vernon county.
Immigration clubs are being organized
MI over the Panhandle.
Hall county's frs. cotton gin MIL viii
be erected this year.
Preparations are being made to re-
build the Motley county court house.
A Farmers Alliance win shortly be
organized at Hartley.
Work has beon resumed on Hall coun-
tvs new temple Of justice.
The Ha' county real estate market is
very active.
The BnpGsts Of Ennis will shortly
erect new house of worship.
There are no vacant dwelling houses
IN Clchurne.
The court house at Crowell IS under
going repairs.
The Methodist church nc jefferson is
undergoing Improvements.
A new hotel is under construction at
Hamilton.
A cotton Gin and q railway station are
being built at Clairctte.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

Aivarado-J W. stark. correspondent
r. O. Gray. agent
Anarillo-F. ~ HiehHuith. correspond
ent; - H. Morgan, agent
Alhuuy-N r. Lyons, correspondents ~
ons a Co. ageutt.
Abilene y. w. Hndfnrd agent and cor
Chestnut street. fret foor. where nl orders
ieft. '"'
Austin }. r. McKcnna.
IiHlilngcr-J. s. litrcc. turi sfondrnt ah
agent Office al riercc8 drug md station
Erowiiwood IT. H. Moore. correspondent
iialri j. IS. insblng correspondent; W..
e.. whitney. agent
Bolton 6r b. S. Turner. correspondent;
e.. W, Moatgomcry, agent office lh post
cIa9%iilc vs. s. Thompson correspond.
Cipbnrne louis Hummoas, agcnt Il. c..
Colorado Z. a. Nlchola. correspondents;
a j. Payne IeHut
nalna Hush Fitzgerald correspondent;
office 80 Mnln street whore bll orders fur
ndyprtislug sh0uld pu lon lho Guacuo
can ho found uu sale 900 aii news stands Doc
Tho city. hnuiuh Oti, Erncrul uoWs agent
Decatur j. q. eoat' correspondents sum
~ i'sFo 4. ], Neisic, correspondent; c.
Ei.ly Il 81 a. ~ Howe * co.. agenis
Ont; i g. Han, ugcnt Office, Gainesville
music STORE
blrnrlln ~ IT, Sr&tpu, correspondents;
X Wusht ugpnt.
Galveston. g. NJ. tltyes correspondent.
llchrir.lu vs.. w. tNia'u. correspondent;
q. A. Miuiuu. uErht
.Hnshoro s. Johnson, agent; onco Ea.
Rlp drug store.
lphcruu- y. ID Howell correspondent
Abort Nu1ts agent
Marshall ~. bl0,hpr. correspondent. j.
VI Hudson, ugeut, office lu p0uotlco book
Store
Mlncom j. o. Mcdaniel, correspondent
aud agent
Paris ". ~ GIL correspondent; uuoks
Boyd, u-rut
Pilot Point g. ~. lnpltul. correspond
ciit nnd uu ,ut
Quunnh o. IT, C0lthnr, correspondent;
Roy Walker agent.
Roswell. n. 49, .lnH W. Mullins CORES.
pendent NuOlcuek IS HtluIl agents
seymour g. Graham. correspondent,
n B Horton, agent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
TEXAS STRINGS.

Emory News: a farmer can raise
anything IN Rains county except rice and
waterluclOns The hitter grow 50 large
they cannot bc transported
Tho Emory Nows says the people of
Rains county are m better condition,
financially, Than any place in the state,
Among the divorces granted at the
last term OF the HnrrisOn county dis
trlct court ut Marshall was one granted
10 n negro woman, The trouble grow
out of tho late prohibition election.
When the husband returned home the
day of the election, his wife asked him
how he had voted
llp replied for Prohibition
She ordered him TO leave. saying she
would not Give with amy Niger that
would vote away her privileges" She
then applied for Il divorce and received
Il.
Crop prospects in Starr county are ex-
cellrut
The whent crop of Swishcr county Is
growing remarkably well and will be im-
mousc. 4 few of our farmers say they
have found it necessary TO pasture stock
ON their young wheat TO prevent prema-
ture heating, There seems TO De no
doubt whatever now as To an abundant
yield, Is the most favorable condition Of
tho soil guarantees IT,
The Han County Herald says: "Thc
planting of cotton will give the farmers
of this section two monicd crops per
year aud furnish summer employment"
Cattle and horses on the plams are do
ing much better this winter than last
Tho Indications are that the panhnu-
he win raise It's greatest crop of wheat
this year.
Wheat throughout the Panhandle Is
I being heavily pastured to prevent Il
from ioinung SO early in the season.
Grass Is beginning 20 spring up In the
I Panhandle.
The Greer county wheat crop promises
/ 70 b. very large.
a large panther was killed near Guam
/ nah last week.
/ Castor beams promise 20 be one Of the
coming Panhandle crops
Broom corn culture Is being agitated
] IN many Of the northwestern counties
The Donlcy County Pluck has "cashed
in'
1 George Brown las been placed In the
Paris JAIN charged with selling whisky in
/ the territory.
The palO Pinto county commissioner
court Inst week paid Ont $A36.SS as re-
wards on wolf scaips.
{, Burgess Clark, an old lnan. was al
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

Among the curious facts that census
reports bring 10 light are those relating
TO the classes which fll the jails aud
penitentiuripa Of this country It has
been long believed by many persons
that iudscimmntc immigration Is re-
spousiblc Tor much of the crime commit
ted hero. and that this has aided largely
IA Gllng These places. Not only this, but
also Tint the large and yearly Increasing
iuforcpd from the same source. thereby
crcudng q demand for enlarged pro-
vision for class of worthless citizens
who add nothing TO the wealth or 10 the
development of the country, who con-
grccutc in cities, and are "a the main
supported by the proceeds Of honest
labor. A careful reading Of the census
report ON criminal statistics will go far
toward proving that this view is not
solely theoretical bht can be strongly
fortified by the argument of figures.
The percentage of mtivc prisoners. 0c-
cording to the census bulletin 300 is
1910 pntive aud 5G.Si foreisn-bon chow
ing that there are 1862 per cent of
thc criminal population Of foreign birth
The number Of negroes * 2i.277, and
tho number of Chinese. Japanese and
Indians is 7l2 The proportion Of men
aud women, white conyicts IA as 20 to g..
and Of foreign parents ireland and Ger
many supply The greatest number Of
Irish there are 1855, aud Of German
400 From the United Stutcs there was
undesirable emigration into Canada. but
Cnuado has well nigh paid the score by
furnishing I37G fathers and mothers Of
criminals In This country
IN the almehouscs of the country there
are 13,Ol5 poupnrs. and the percentage
Of natlye and foreign yurics little from
dat of the criminal, there being 4l.5G
per cent untiyc aud JS4l foreign. OF
the whole number GG5IS are white,
Gt1S negroes rs Chinese and 30 Indians
Tho foreign parcutUgc Of paupcrs exceeds
that of native by more than $4,000, The
record OF tho foreign pnrcutago of white
! paupcrs shows that ireland und Germany
are the most prolific sources Of this sup
| ply ireland scnding 1906 and Germany
| 0i6 of the a333 foreign parents of pau
pors In neither have the figures any re.
latlon to mixed parcntUgc, Of which tho
relative proportion rs about the samG
Thus IL viii be seen That IN the matter
Of criminal and nonproducing population
these figures, II not misleading, must
fortify the arguments of those who al
yocatc restricted immigration, and at
the somc Time the knowledge of the cx
istrncc Of such number Of the yiciou'
and Idle in the country gives unpl,
reason for serious Thought on the par
of socnl rcformers and economists.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

VIII the people or the Southern states
ncvm leun the lessonf
Time and aesin have enterprises just
ly entitled TO home protection been de-
siroycd by lhe same methods. Goods are
offered for less than the cost Of manu-
f0cture and 60 maintain quality. and
az often our people buy Tor The imme-
date deiudve profit and pay n back
doubly and trebly when the interest
they should have supported is but a
memory and n warming to new invest
ors to keep hands off,
This is not alone true whore beer Is
concerned 10 may b. Faithfully said
Of every limo Of manufacture which has
had the hardihood to raise its head In
opposition 10 the trusts Of the North.
which are led 10y our very apathy TO re-
gard It as their legitimate prey
Were The goods these concerns foist
upon the public meritorious in them
selves, and. as claimed, UNNECESSARILY
superior 10 our home made articles.
some cxcusc might be offered for buying
them; but who believes, for example,
that 81 Louis beer could be sold IN the
kcgs or bottles Of the Texas Brewing
company. and retain for that company
the well earned and deserved popularity
our home product has made for itself?
These Immense brewers began with
good beer which they sold at blgh prices,
and then, the enormous wealth they had
gathered not being sufficient, they low
cred the quality by usng al manner Of
Substitutes for plain hops and barley
malt. and have since fbccn selling ON the
strength OF their brands and labels.
Fort Worth has taken the lead In many
things, and m most has hod mo- occasion
10 bc nshnmcd Of It's following. Let us
try 10 again and show these cormorants
Chat Texas, at least, Inns awakened to
knowledge Of its ability aud strength
10 compete with them, aud those
who make the effort may rely on the
support OF their fellow citizens. Let ny
no longer take the shadow for thc sub
stance
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

TO the casual observer Il would sccm
absurd 60 suppose TINT brcwcrids, aggre-
eating millions Of barrels % annual out.
put would unite their efforts to crush
competitive brewery one thousand
miles away and whose production is less
than per cent OF their own. Yei such
Is true. and on investigation It Is clear
why Il should be SO.
For years past these Northern brew
cries have enjoyed monopoly Of the
Texas trade, md owe the immense cs-
tablishments they have today to the
business profits cancd In Texas. The
state. for ten years NJ least, has sent
annually from S5,0O0,0OO 10 SS,o0O.O00
10 the brewers Of 81 Louis ANA NH.
waukeo for beer and although The com.
ing storm Is heraldcd Ia The Southern sky
hy u cloud lm, az large as the hand. vet
the northern brewer, grown iai upon his
Texas custom. sees aud rccogs1es the
warning and prepares TO avert the ihreat-
ened danger by lAe method So often usod
against southern manufacturing indus.
tries a combination Of strength and capt.
tAl IA crush enlnnniltiun Ia 49, bud.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
SUPERINTENDENT iITu DIVISION
a. NJ T.

Adraiu lsicbigan) Press: Among
those in the mail service who VIII
seey promotion will be q. l.. Teach
ont Of Fort Worth. Tex, now assistant
superintendent of the Eleventh division
Of The railway mail service. We do
not claim that it il any advantage TO
the service anywhere that the division
superintendent be- yersed in the details
of the owfk or be able to Take any run IN
his division. but the knowledge one has.
from ton or twelve years In that direction
win not hort him amy. Mr.. Teachout
has for years been IN the service in the
South, aud Is thoroughly familiar with
The needs Of the district.
lie Is not only an efficient clerk, but
he Is q man of force. excellent executive
ability ana wide intelligence, and is la
every way by natural and acquired
abilities. fitted for the position. lie Is
q man of integrity. good judgment, and
as full Of energy as the business end of
q mad bumblebee.
be vDuchpd for by his many friends here
where he spent his early life. and while
this may not make him more competent
or worthy vet Ike knowledge of the
service. IL viii do him 20 HARM We
cordially commend him 10 the admins
tration as most worthy Of its rccOgui-
ton, VI il seeks good men and desires Of
hcicncy
The above extract from a paper pub
lishod ut Mr.. Teachouts former home,
is fully confirmed by his record in Tex
as. He has been Il resident Of the stare
Tor fifteen years, and has made rec
ord for efficiency ia his profession, IN
tcEiity IN business aud sociu standing
that may well be cnvied by any one. No
one knows the value Of proficiency In
the railway mill service more thoroughly
than the newspaper publishers, and The
Gazette bears cheerful testimony to the
good work BY Mr.. 1edchout in this de-
partnent, and as hc is in the line Of
promotion this paper would be pleased
II the incoming administration should
invite him 10 "step up higher"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
T[lI5l!Al;I

could we'd provide The cohiA
attached 10 a failure % o
provisions. We are also z
that section / Of the oei W
apply to cases where tle ~.
OF counties had never ~ =
compliance with Us pfo'l.
they may have pryieaN
lied as a separate lard lls.'
tion no was intended 70 ~. 4
Diary lines Of all unofs...,f n
in future TO be wen oel..
provisions before bclus IVY
separate land district 4
In follows therefore from h.
said that we are OF onnlg.
yeyor of Wilbargcr ccun4 /.
the surveys for both ..
were made, Lad no auuis
the same. and In such ~ .
held that his acts az VA
Hallway, 0S Texas ~
second Sayles' Civil $751;
that "any organized eos'2
created district whieh ngl , VA
10 organize as a sepaI,s,gs
as provided by Jaw WV W..
form n part o. the dl''e",
was formerly ATTACHED
findings Of fact il wlll u
bnrger county formerly
Clay land district. ano
his survey made by ne NJ "a
district The patent i .s, \, !
tuted the superior ns.' a,s
A number Of olles
lions are presented !, Y
what we have said disl. .. +, "
case aud Il win ileN .s'..
for ms TO consider Wy. ~ b, "a
Let the judgmeat
he In ali things aglrias, y.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

That the sentiment which promotes de-
yclopment must have rs origin at the
place to be benefited by IL. People nud
capital are on The lookout for places
TINT are looking for them. This pertinent
fact IL appreciated by the energetic
,pirits whose adopted mission il is TO
aid In the development Of heavens pur-
poses with regard TO the great Pan
handle OF Texts
They are on The right tack, and ere
many years have passed they will see
the r.ch frmtion Of their hopes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
4 FATAL coluSe
ON a PsnnsylvanIa h l,.''.,, n
Ds4ths-Ths Pr.'.' ...,,,t,i E
laysd BY me A'''

phnoaelnhia, Pa, ~,
expi n,.'.'S on The Pea,,s
n ,ndppninr collided W..
ih l'l.Il,,, vnsso,lotion trhi ~ ~ n
= mScSos,1on,odatlon Ryrs
n nSro,p,I' iii killed ard 9, ,,s
The aecomlnoj,s' s.eo d,
n switch 70 pull wy lsl
h S.uIiy crossed when az "a, IA
, na,ne rushing down q.
the local pss%D NJ
uress train escep1.
p,s immediately
l scre,I ~, n,nned belie1lA
pll. eopl,ei, p', a,,t'ii,asieq
Xxx 49, snsne arh llls =. ~
, W. injured passeeks 80
niished. those IN ss
{iniyersity hosp''''
attended a. "a "a
,, ~ tbe e2pf. N.
i,.invetl hall Ali -
Ia New AOre ,.,orn ~
'l'he killed enc ~, N. alsi
fhe third car v
ghe i kllless i' ns'E y. r
Mrs. MARY issrssslkel
R,y. James RI
IRE iniarsSl 81
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

The ST. Louis Republic IL mistaken In
saying there viii be two editors an
Clcycand's cabinet There win he in
Il one gentleman who used TO have his
baseball reports revised by an editor
and another who has given small poi-
tion Of his time TO editing the checks OF
newspaper Now, Il might have been
said with moro accuracy that there would
bc two editors IN the cabinet II editor
Jones had been called in.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

The storu waves win reach this meyi.
diNn aud the other changes noted win
Worth within - hours before or after
eunse: "a the dates gwen below
Feb, NJ Warmer.
lN,- Storm wave on this meridian,
10 Storm wave un this meridian
20 Wind changing
"a Cooler aud clearing.
% Fair and cool
% Modorating
- Warmer.
? Storm wave on this meridian.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
THE TEXAS PRESS.

Clip it; clip it, The Bcldcn Monitor
About the FIRST thing the Democrats
should do rs TO change this npfuriOus
pension policy that is now rObbiug the
honest hardworking people.
Tho death ron for 1893 Is the basis of
g reflective paragraph in the Springtown
Chronicle IT. uuls;
Those mc1 win not be- alone. the Re
publican purity viii follow in March.
What about the thousands Of Office
seekers WHO are 80 delighted with itI
The Willis Index says
There Is not another Democrat in
the lnited states than President Glove
land who would have dared 10 give the
chief place in his cabinet 10 u mugWump.'
Some say &c will not he found nt all.
This Is from The Waco Telephone:
1t IL also quite clear that nli the pie
sought after ly the citizens of the bnnuer
Democratic state of the Ution VIII not
be- iound IA Washington restaurants aud
hotels"
Settle ahoy! The Amarillo Northwest
crn snys;
'rhe Panhandle il ON the eve Of gen.
erll boom. Business In all lines is look
ing UP ana the Immigration thUt ~ he
ginning IN pour iu Is causing renewed
activity In READ estate circles
Wei said, truly said, this from the
pNrs Advocate:
"'lhp methods Of criminal procedure
need shortening In the interest of every
one except the guilty. Society needs pro
lection AGAINST all forms of violence aud
lnwlossncss The ireioccut need protoc-
ton against false accusation Tho guilty
are NOT entitled to anything beyond u
fair ANA impartial hearing and verdict.
An the delays In our courts are I'M the
interest uf The guilty This rs rank I'M
justice 10 society. md rs the fruitful
parent of such popular outburts M, for
wult of better name, are called mob
violence
All are unanimous for Il. The Waco
News says:
"rhc appropriation OF $4,000 In aid
of the effort of the Christian women OF
Texas TO establish II retreat and home foi
fallen women, is highly crcditahlc 10 the
legislature, aud meets the cordinl approx
al of every man and woman of Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
THE GAzETTE EE WORTH TE1AS THURsOAE FEBRUARY 2 89

Judged insane at Caddo Mills, Hunt
county, aud he win he sent TO aii asylum
Tho Morning HUSTLER q two-sheet
folio. Is a now and neat little daily when
has Just made IL appearance at Iyler.
The Smith county fruit crop promises
to be abundant
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
FoR sALE.

Two Thousand Pounds Of Good BREWER Body
1lpa Tor Sale
TitE GAZETTE has FOR sale 1000
pounds OF brcyior body typo; boon In
use only three months good az new
Win be sold ia lots OF 100 pounds and
more 70 suit purchasers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
MERELY A HABIT.
lCeleste Exprcs3l

Fort Worth Is to build fine court house.
q big disullcry and get the Rock Island
railroad She Is building the court house
llevcs that II people viii drink whisky.
thcy might az well drink Fort Worth Wills
Ky she win build a big distluery, ana she
is getting the Rock Island Just through
ulDuu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

Tho statement that Mr. Cloolmd Is cp.
posed 10 the international monetary con-
florence aud that the American dele
gates win not attend lbs second sitting
ia not surprising, That it is a mere arti-
Zee to delay Independent notion by the
several governments Is so apparent that
the world has ceased to take interest in
~ nrnonnlmra
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
THE cOTrON sTnIKp-

hnnchestcr Feb, - Tho Nnalga-
mated Operative Cotton SPINNER as.
socintiou Inns apleed 10 lAcct n repp~on.
iatYe 90 the Master NOltua Sbmuprs'
Federation for the purpose ~ ,hlfhlor.
ing 10 arrive at soinc Satisfactory 80
luton of the question at lsMle aetwoen
lhnm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

Kansas Cliy. Mo-, Feb, a2-,l. t.
tnlesple. wanted NC kichmpnd TpA..
Tor enheaglemcnt from u Fort Hend
county DanS, has been nrres,A here.
rived tHs moulu8 ana GlAusple Nll
p1tnrn wiih him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
EXTRA SUNDAY PAPERS.
Dealers Must Send in rhsl, Orders Not Later
Than Friday

The Demand for Sunday Gazcttes can
not POSSIBLY be filled unless news-denicrs
send IN their orders by Friday n'ghs
each week. Tho Gazette tries to pro
vide for tho constant increase, out
finds itself unable TO DO 70 when dealers
reserve their orders until Saturday a
part Of the ble Sunday paper Is printed
Friday night, as even the big fast press
cannot DO the work demanded ~ the
Sunday edition ni in one night.
Send in your orders for extra Sunday
Gazeties not later than Friday oight
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
Term, Of subserIptlon.

fyMkiL--rN ADvANcE-posrAoH rAfp
Daily and sunday, one year .......-.F ~
DAILY ami sunday. elH monthe. ...sss so
Dnily rnd Sunday, Que month. too
1ne Sunday Gazette az 60 10 pagesi -.
,one ye siy. t,,o,, ia ;,sc.; ~ 00
1ho werkiy Ga1ettci 40 pnFcsl J ycQr y!
Daily Delivered BY carrier ~ the city hul
rl towns and cities whore there are ioeai
agents - cents week or Sl.VO per
month.
Remit BY hank draft express or money
nr-Lnr. DO nnl .nnl InlLyIln-I cn-rL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

Web Flanagan might help along the
development of Che new administrations
purposes IL hc could squire time from
oucruus duhts as collector no III Paso
to- go 20 Washington about the Sch of
March and ask Grover what hc Is here
f,r
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

Tic Rock Island IS coming the
packrry * here, the distllcry &C. provided
FOR. work ON the city hall and postolhrc
rs progressing and w'll soon begin on the
new court house Fort Worth IS pretty
wcll thank you; Low do you do your
splypst
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

Put your ears to the ground. You will
not have to keep e there long.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

The inaugural of Grover Cleveland and
Adlu Stevenson us president aid vice
president win bc like the late election The
biggest ufuir OF its kind this country has
seen since Zee dispute with George III.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

Editor Jones should not despair. The
Kitchen cabinet win probably need
cook
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

Yesterday wns Washington l6lst
birthday May he enjoy many more Ike
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

TAluokalani need not intuition her hair
pins Tor row. Although We should con-
cludc Ia annex Hawaii, she may keep her
name.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

The Gazette viii deoune thereafter a.
priut communications which arc merely
expressive 90 tho writer's opinious Facts
Sian Interesting nature viii be printci.I
Lut oommvnts VIII noe 40 ussd unless
hpsclaIly AnIlo.teh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

The merchants of Fort Worth are
advertising. Tint means thar Fort
Worth has resumed business az Tho o.d
stand The columns Of The Gazette re-
iicct the status Of Fort Worth. The
Gazette IL Fort Worlds reflex hud OK
poncnt, and Fort Worth is The Ga2rttes
love