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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
OKLAHOMA TERRITORY NOTES,

The acreage Of corn and oats planted
IA Washita county this spring will be
very large,
The Cheyennes and Auapahoes are
dancing the Messi lh dance az Segar.
There is great scramble Ia Oklahoma
over the approaching federal appoint
ments.
This win be- great railroad building
year I'm Oklahoma, from the looks of the
many charters filed
Strenuous efforts are being made to
secure the pardon of w j. Wood, now
serving q FIVE years term in tine peni-
Tertiary for the killing OF W. II. Shuck
Petitions hive been circulated aud large
ly signed
Oklahoma Tmes-lournul; 4 gentleman
who was a tovror hero iu the early
days has lately been making 10 livcy Tor
the officers INA Colorado. "lanh' win
bc remembered by many at our ol,l,im.
ers, The dispatch concerning his dnings
Is MS follows.
Deputy Sherils Narous aud Clark
ran down "Hank" Taylor. "a horse thief
and desnerado. m South Denver Monday
night. One went TO the front nnd the
other 10 the back door, and Taylor met
and disamcd each IN succession. Tie
gavu Them exhibitions Of his export use
Of q pistol. nade them gct down 0n their
knees and eat snow mnrcled them oni
into tie country ahout mile, ana then
jumped on IA messenger car and left them
Last nirht niliahk was c0rnered 10y
Deputy Moss. whom he held az bay until
| he could escape There arr two charge.
nf burglary. four of forgery and four oi
| horse Stealing against him in Pueblo. aud
one OF murder in Texas,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

when the judge to.n che parties 70 join
right hands, the yortk presented his
hand 10 the Young lady who started -
Join when She concluded there vas some
thing wrong from seeing the groom put
his again IN his pocket judge Morris
gave the hand order again. and by TINS
time the union of bands and heart was
contaminated. After the ceremony Judge
Morris asked the young man how old
he was lie replied about -. The
judge said he looked Ike he was about
III when the groom said he was ] q years
Of age. Miss Sallie said she was II years
old. After the ceremony County Clerk
AStm received q telegram fofbiding IS
surncc Of the lis.cncc.
Five thousand bales of cotton have been
marketed at Lufkin up To date.
The residence of Mrs Deed Warner
was destroyed by ire at Lodi.
Wheat prospects around Aledo are ex-
ccllent
DR.. w. y Harlins Of Coalgntc, /. r.,
u in Gainesville. negotiating with the
Santa Fc people for the sale of coal
mine
The acreage in wheat around Quanah
is very large.
Runge went wet by a vote Of 1866
to IS
Crop prospects around Bcevile are Hat.
teriuV
A large acreage of staple cotton viii
be planted around Beeville this season.
a great deal Of cotton remains in the
fields around Sherman
a. mad dog was killed near Loveioy
Friday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

~ uAn-Ts ADvANor-FosTAoF rAI


Aiyarado-J. W. STARK, correspondent
Nen e, siAId1dalli AsA' Hghsmith. correspond.
"a Aha ~ =, hfo,gnn. agent
xlbhny-.R a Lyons correspondent Ly-
"nA.bsieBeo,.,E.a ~ 1Radford, agent and cor.
Respondent, ONCE, pOsioiiCe 5uiiingi -
iChesmut street, 6rsf noor, where az or.
leers for subscription ana sdVeruAns
AA9 9,9,'Iin,.L 7. NcKEenas. ,..,, ana ,o,.
,Tespondent. Office AZ Pearce's drug store
.,,BroNssoSd m. II. Moose epgsspgnde,9gt;,
,Mes o& 1ayers' asents' oin'e ia NV
BSiTsSR j. Uoot. correspondent, W.
Bei,oisHh'r. IFs p. /. Turue-. correspondent;
w. Montgomery agent. once in post
clSrESviiisSsw. 8. Thompson. correspond
cjsburne Louis aamnons. agent. II. CT
Colorado III a. Nichols. corrcspon.
ent; A. J. Payne, agent
pallHs-Hugh Fitzgerald, correspondent
Once. 2a5 Main street where orders Tor
hd seruslug should be left Tie Gazette
can be found 90 sale az All rowe stands In
the city AdOlph OF, general news agent.
DecnturJ q. GOBc. correspondent; Sam
ID. Simpson, agent.
m Psso-A. Is. McIiic. correspondent; c.
EDDY, 4, Ny. ". Howe & Co.. agents.
Galneavilie a. WaasOn JF., correspond.
ent; J. 4. Hall, agent otice, Guin0svillo
Greepyille--v. w Grubbs, correspondent;
rehull x irwin, agcntg,
iienristta II. GhiisSa. SSrreI,oadent
- A. MiutOn, agent.
hn iIIsbSse a gssST agent sa1s..oooo.u,
~. :. Phillips. agent office, Phillips music
store. South Wall street
D., IsedGtser sS22aSE y. ,Howen. correspondent;
Marnhall-W blocker. correspondent,
H Hudson. agent; once In postoinct
Mlneda-J. y, Mcdaniel. correspondent
Paris W. r. an, correspondent. scott
Pilot fOlht-A. n. Ragland. correspond.
Qaana6, % n colthar correspondent
Roswell. ~ M.-Iamos w. Mullins. cor.
yrrsponaent; WoodcOck a Bcdnuld agents
rf' iny H., =. Graham. correspondent
shreveport, Nv, A. Bouthorland. cor.
'fespPI ,,,i,, ~, y. Hygma agent
sent gilbert troa., agents.
siSPhsRyllie-s' Q. hUcR. correspondent
san Angeio-~A' ~ HAIRED. eorreapond
snish 70. Harris n mo. agents. 6aic,
TrinidSi. Goi.SWiiiam Lltneaeld & CO.,
fyier-R, L. Robertson. correspondent
Terrsliavs Hhiinhudt correspondents
J. II. Wilson, agent,
IRMhlNHAh - hiAuNG NhAANahnnlNNt
Charles Wrcathnm. agent.
faTlpr-- William Elliott. correspondent
Jacques a Harvey. agents,
Vernon. J. iiulmca. correspondent, Hou
sells Humphreys, agents.
NelaHcO-RobeTt MCChlnn, correspondent
IL N Shultg, agent. once, corner Ayenul
A and South Third street.
MgxahuChiO-J, NJ. flcmietcr, cOrrcapor
dent. A. 4. Kcntuu. agent
Wpntherford-J, w, Culwcll agent an
correspondent. ofhco over Merchnnm' nn
F4gngrH hNhs; "A, rt....a
eut rs. "A, Echulsi agent
wichita Falla--J M. iIowoth nrent
and correspondents, next door 90 postnflor
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Using.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
STATE BANKS

Whcns.thc next congress removes the
taxation w state banks, as IL must " the
Democratic majority has regard for the
demands OF the Democratic platform,
We will not be- far behind ia preparing
for states-haui,s in Tcx0s.
Scnntor Jester h already on his feet
with resolution for the Submission Of
constitutional amendment TO permit
the establishing of state banks in Texas.
II goes without saying that the rcsolu-
ton will be adopted, for the Democracy
of the state have declared in favor Of
state banks. III the proposition Is sub
mitled to the voters next summer, aud
adopted by them. nothing viii stand in
the way of the new banking system but
the federal tax, which win stand until
repealed by congress As the new con
gross will not moot until December nm
less called In special session, it is not
worth while TO expect effective legisla.
ton looking to thut end hetore the spriug
of 1894
BY midsummer of next year. therefore
we have reason to look for the inhoduc.
ton Of the new monetary system The
"details of safeguards TO be thrown
around the issuing of state money, the
limitation of the issue, the nature ol
the security ON which the notes are 10 b,
based. are all TO be gone over aud mad,
satisfactory by the legislature, There
win come the rub, but the difficulty Il
not insupeable, and The Gazette wi
doubtless bc receiving Texas state
money ON subscriptions before yeai
| and a halt has rolled by.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
nnnnrrnRr Mnv1Nn

bridgeport Tex, Jon lf.-lSpeclal -
Everything has began 10 hrghtpn mp In
Bridgeport caused bg tho prospects OF the
road has been located seyerai miles beyond
here ana We are expecting TO hear of the
contract helng let from here to Fort NORTH
We understand that tho contract has been
NWrah FOR Fort Worth, she Will sdon be
within an hours run ~ MS nud then
oar merchants can run down and huy cheap.
er goods and yes hnclt The same day in-
stead of having to go 20 little town Ike
Decatur We vNpcct to he able To SCH De
caur her goods within i've years. when the
coal fields are opened up and there Is ma
doubt about that being done Ia the near
future We have got one new store and
a saloon since the Town began "a brighten
hp, ANA several men have been here pros.
kave nn bonses IN tfnf tbem pao,6c MY
waiting 10 see where the depot Will be To-
GATED before they build.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
c o. HERVEY 4 CO,
.STATl0NE Frs & PRINT
el2 MAIN sTREsL
Telephons 2iL ~

track. ana Is. at the time q ~
by his own negligence, paesf
gcIous position, he Is nm thueH
cover damages resulting uola W
received ON account Of the iAut
train operatives to discover Ms pa
peril in ume TO avoid the nccileN
case hts contrihutury negiisep'f
n recovery. unless 10 altO lpllAf =
his position Of danger rs li-'u't'
operatives ARE guilty ~ ne.llsrN'
bullng Ia the Injury Where.
The time of the collision be- Is NJ, II
negligence. though originally hfft|
going tpon the truck, un lnuT'4'i1
absolutely or perhaps mofalN ~
control. having put him N
peril it seems that the rpiifOlA n
guilty ~ acuOnahlc nesilretef
the want OF proper care us ifaih NJ
fall to discover the DANGEROUS r'-lI
the person ON the track ~ unT
the injury. RAILWAY w, l9Vls V
80: Hallway company w.
Texas. Gl5; Washer ~. haiNN
tst a. X u. Il. X. cuses, laZl.
IL may be doubted, also epg',l
court should have instructed W. NJ
the train operatives upon riiwiiht N
and sounding the whistle c'nl-
that the deceased would clear W !,
time to escape injury. Tie seems n
been actively engaged for Spi1s IA
10 the nppenrance Of the lrMh' y
the very moment " the Vul'A'
earnest effort Ia induce hls NV. Y
NAL whuAr FESTIVE Disposition y
knowledge. to quit the ~
whether railway operatives W. N
that person upon the lFWA, N
il. depends upon the facts Of eaep IA
ease. .i..|
The other assignments NYNf
charges given and refused w
taken. unlcss 70 he The slAla
TO which reference has hlftaui
dentally made, The romalnils M
relating To the verdict 81 N'
not be- considered. .fI
Ii follows that the ludgnth.
reversed ana the citnsc renHh,1's,'
1. ". STEPHENS. Asso'H'''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

The situation nc Topeka brings back
20 MUD those hulcyon days when two
legislatures were coutcnding for the state
house in Louisiana, aud Grants merccn-
aries expelled the Democratic legislature
az the blyonets point The Republicans
nnd Populists who are now making -
farce Of popular government in Kansas
had no fault 10 find with the president
action then II Harrison were 10 initiate
him aud send the army to drive out one
Of the contcsting parties IN Topeka. we
can only imagine the rage Of the defeated
nnrlv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
ON VRmNDs wITH Nnw FACRs.

MIR Powderly boldly announces himself
socialist This will not strike with
umazenlcnt people who have lpod with
attention the uttcrances of THAI gentle
man on social questions. There are Ger,
tain positions which. when tokon, logi-
eatly lead to socialism, To coRcnd, as
Mr powdeFly has contended. that the
capital Of an employer rs 20 such an OK
teut the property Of his workmeu as that
they may dictate 10 him what part of Il
they shall take for them services, and on,
force that claim hy strikes and boycotts
Is 70 put forward the theory that no man
shall control aud use his fortune accord.
Ing to his own judgment That Is so-
cialism. lt takes away from an iudivid.
nal has warnings and his savings, aud
gives them 60 Others who have not
earned o. saved. Mr. powderiss so,
cialiNn Is no new thing Thew are other
labor leaders who ARE as much socialists
as he hnt they lack the courage 10 give
"a blunt enlargement 10 socialism, as Mr.
rowderly has done Whom we get 10
calling things hy their right names We
will call these men soeialistsand when
We gee 70 calling things by their true
names. socialists win be called robbers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
THE VALUE or HOME OWNERS,
Gainesville Hcsprrinu.

The Fort Worth Gazette makes the fol.
lowing sensible plea for building asso
cations.
Fort Worth has n majority Of home
owners. Building and loan associations
are conseryatOrs of public morals. The
tax paving citizen is rarely a commu-
mist, aud socialism has little or no hold
ON men who appreciate the possession
>lf q Yhscc Nvhcre they are sole masters 70
The Hesperian has steadily advocated
this idea Tor "a loig time aud has made
success, too, There are many home
owners m Gainesville who were made
SO through the agency of these associ-
atoms
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
SfSS.0o0 F0RT WORTH TEX. tn'
FOR SALE.

Sealed bids wiz be reviewed n,
signed, mayor and finance ~
the city Of Fort Worth AZ
O'Clock noon, On ian. ~. i0g /.
tiOnal bank Of the RepnbN. NJ
city. FOR the purchase Oh one w.
hfty-eight bonds OF one Incl
each. issued for funding pnfsos,,
sigu0tcd as "First Series MI
BOnds. " duted May !. lS8 b.
est at ! per cent pef annrn. rem
aunnnlly. as per coupons atiaihj
tercst and principal payable b AZ
the city NJ New York due Maft|
Each bid must be- nrc0inpAhlN \
titled check for 5000 payahle 4
of Is. y. Paddock mayor. Illa IA
Ject any ana an bids Is reseflN
All bids 10 be addressed TO Ne ID
finance committee OF the ctr % Hl
In care OF The National Bank 4 Y
lie. New York city, and cnlufso 4
Bonds. n, B. PADDOCK B
GEORGE r. MIS-
j r. HICKS.
JESSE JONES
fingnt o.
Fort Worth. Tex. NOV. - lxe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
F0s SAFE F0UR LFle0s,7 !,

Colllngworth county Shea
sale.
The county commits sloneff
lingswOrth county. Tex. Win
hi IL on her school lands ,ila,.',
county. Tex. and known asd \.
follows. to-wit: Leagues IA "
and 225, patented 90 UollinrA
on March 4, 1872. until i9 NY
Monday, the 18th day u Fel,
1873. '''-4i
Terms Of sale are 20 Gem.
cash Tor such other terms hi nv
deem proper and balunre I'M NJ.
time, with vendors lion nv.
against the land To secure NM
the purchase u oney: with
terest per nuum Interest usril.
IN advance. Aud the courr M
the right to reject any or All M
by order Of the c0mmisalo,,e,,
Dee. 18th, A. d., 1872.
J. W. Ayln
Clerk Of the county commits
Of COllingsworth county. Tes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
TEXAS SETTINGS,

Slphnr Strings Echo. r. ", Gillian.
n Month lnoting 10 he about 10 years Of
no. ra,ac mo the court house last Friday
molninr nrvnpanicd hy his father Jim
Gnlnmnnd Young lady namod Miss
Satie lsi,e The father prNeurei n
lisrense ana asaed Judge Morris II he
w0ull marry tho ~uple for 81 The
no.iaon ~ accommodate the young
r0unie, atneed 10 pcrofrn the ccn'-
monty Thorn we're several parties n
lhe often. indce Mori, asked " any per.
son had aay lteal ohiccfion O. the mar
rlage and none ugine offered he told The
yonRg man Ia take OF his hat, The
groom had his hands In his pockets, and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

by the standard Of consistency erected
by the Dallas and Galveston News, Gov
crnor llogg is at fault for maintaining
IN his message the same position that he
took in the campaign. and ON which the
people elected him. Hogg is no weather
cock. II the people Of Texas wanted a
message different from what they got,
they would have selected another man 70
10 the writing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
ORGANIZATION rs ESSENTIAL.
tBroUnwood Bullptinl

There is on absolute need for concen-
trated action upon the part of Brown,
wood I'm order 10 attract capital aud di.
rect public enterprise for 1913. Brown
wood needs AN efficient man nc Fort
Worth TO direct the immigration boom
The city and county are losing valuable
Vintage ground in this direction. Tho
hourd of trade has accomplished yalu.
uhle work Why not organizer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
lCE EVERYWHERE.

New York Ian ll..-The observer az SANDY
Hook repurts the hay and an water around
thc Hook. as far as can be seen. covered
with Ices A small steamer Is stuck in thc
and there Is ilreemRsted vessel appar
entity coal barge. br0adsidc on the nleiS
on Rnn.rr noacon. The atmosphere Is too
hnEy io make out what she D..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
nm c0NnNcTIoN wAs MADE.
LArlmore AIIIanco.Co urIel

The Fort Worth Gazette IN requested
to correct very serious mistake. It
quotes Grove Chase as having been ar
rested for horse-thclt aud taken 20 De-
Cutur, and etc. Grove Chase is one Of
the lndiiu police of this uatiou and ar
rested one Win owen for horsc-thcft.
win WAS taken 10 Texas. A. We do
not suppose The Gazette wants Co do
Chase an injustice, il viii please cor
rect
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

Panama, Jan. ls President Nuncz OF
the United states on Columbia sends the
following Telegram FROM Caragena, under
date 0i January 10,
Congre's has approved the law giving
am extension 81 tinr for the cnnArction
OF the Panama canal leaving Il optional
with the government To arranga the tlme
Tor the work OF excavation tO recommend.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

Not long since an ex-conyict in Ar
kansas sued for $1,000 damages hccmnsc
Of crueltics inflicted upon him whom he
was leased to private individual. Tho
leasing system wherever practlced makes
such cruelty possible, and It Il as Cover
nor TIosg says in his message, against
public policy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

Governor Hogg Is willing IN the mat
ter ofltr appropriation Cor an exhibit AZ
tie Msrla's fair 60 give Texas patriot
ism fair opportunity This may b,
strictly ia The line Of constitudonaity-
but il Is az times admissible 10 inter
pref the prit rs well as 10 constrac a,
,letter o. the law. Whatever sum private
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
cARROTRRs

san Francisco. Jan Ia NsH,,
Barnes. one OF this city's piu11.a
ucys, was attacked and selrIr3. y.
glrrOters last night as he w, M
house. He was ascending lps
residence when two men lst,ls
General Harness made uesl Az
0nce aud drove the men wv Az
ceiyed two severe scalp WeNu~
otherwise brui scd. There . y
the gurrOters.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
rnpR IEn ISrRnnsrrn

Rolne. jan. a. Pope loo Is said 10 he
greatly inieresin in HE situation in Aueri.
40. nDd p NesliOus OF putting an end 10
ihi, purpose the pope Is preparing an et-
IS cllcal 10 the American Epislopale, Aayis.
ing harmony aad union.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

Governor buchanan Of Tennessee Is
criticised for committing the thirty-fiye
year sentence Of a man convicted Of lar
ceuy to eleven years. lt looks like that
is punishment enough for stealing when
mnrlersra sc of with much less.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

A Chattanooga judge says he VIII not
sentence poor people who are brought
before him for stealing coal II is safe
To 90 Your limt oH the proposition that
this Dmiel has q Yale lock ON his coal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
THE BREAD. MEAT AND DRINK
CENTER.
lNlnhnrnn Chrnniclnl

The Fort Worth Gazette wants tho
citizens of the Fort to secure that his
till,ry. With a distilcry aud the brew
cry, Fort Worth will be In il.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
M NM PATRIor BrsINRss.
03onhnm ReyicwJ

Large cities like Fort Worth show the
progress of Texas. but good moral
man with q family Of boys aud girls to
make patriots of will much prefer 60
live in town like Bonham.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

II is time men recognized the truth
that u claim TO beiug gentcmuu which
has 10 bee reinforced by Winchester or
a sv-shooter is not only doubtful, bnt ~
IrnnlnlnnL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

senator Quay has announced his In
tcpton to do an he can to prevent the
opening Of the Worlds fair On sunday.
Tie who said The sabbath was made for
man, ANA not man for the sabbath, had
also something 10 say about paying
tithos of mint anisc aud cummin and
neglocting the weigbuer matters of the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

The Austin people ARE az profnue In
their wishes az before the adverse de-
cisiou of the court of appeals, They he
licye I'm dam, want dNm. wouldn't
give dam for this courts opinion, and
will try the dam question again.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

How Is Representative McGchoe- going
to prevent an "outsidc detective from
being employed Ina rcxasY ~ q Texas
citiyeu wants 20 engage the service of
an outsider and csn afford TO pay him,
the keeping out OF such man Is going
to strain the federal and state copsum-
lions until one al thcm is bound TO give
way somewhere.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

citzens may contribute TO an exhibit
thus made possible. viii be- wanting in
the dignity state action would give. md
might haye the effect Of proclaiming TO
the world that the people Of Texas and
their state government were not IN har-
l.-.....
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
EXTRA SUNDAY PAPERS.
Dealers Must Send In Their Orders Not Later
Than Friday.

The demand for Sunday GOzettes can
not possibly be filed unless news-dcalcrs
send In their orders by Friday night
each week. The Gazette tries 10 pro-
vide for the constant inorcnse, but
ends itself unable to do so when dealers
reserve their orders until Saturday. A
part Of tho big Sunday paper ~ printed
Friday night ns oven the big fast press
cannot do tho work demanded by the
Sunday edition all Ia one uight.
Send ia your orders for extra SUNDAY
Gazettes not lnter than Friday night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
FoR sALs.

Two Thousand Pounds Of Good BREWER Body
Type Tor Sale
THE GAZETTE has for sale 1000
pounds Of BREWER body type; been IN
use only thrco months; good as new.
WIN be sold in lots Of 100 pounds and
more 70 soit purchasers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
AIMING OF BEAUTY,
A Handsome Ornament and 4 Useful Arsole
Cain allha 0azoils oIIlos and $50 H.

Tho ladies 81 Fort Worth are Invited
10 Gull al The Gazette business oilice
aud exanine The 0axcltes Cabinet
premium sewing maoldne.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
An IMPORTANT ITEAI.
lBrorIhnm Bnnnorl

Tho Fort Worth Gazette is devotinc
% column day to Indian Territory
ucws, publishing more OF IL than all the
other papers In Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

Murphy backed by Tin has virtually
won the scuutorship hut That isafar from
proof that the Cleveland wing has lost
Influence. After the 4th of Muivh, place
aud patronage win be- with that diyi-
sion. aud these are always efficient
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

Mr. cleveland unlike his immediate
predecessors, can cherish no hops OF
another term. and therefore ho Is exc
eppt from the temptation Of bestowine
office in order 20 forward his personal
ends. He n IA Il position TO reward, to
revenge on TO be true 70 the higher in.
tered Of common country, and the
latter "a believed 10 be his fixed purpose
The Gazette does not wish 10 talk
'hotcl" Enough of that has been done,
The want h apparent and what Is need
ed II immediate action. II Is folly for a
newspaper on progressive business men
10 urge investors 10 visit this town un-
less during their stay they are made
comfortable. Without commodious and
modern hostelry this is impossible aud
as has been lntlmoted. discomfort Is no
assistant TO enterprise,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
WEATHER REPoRr

For the twonty.four hours ending at s y,
m, Jan. ", 1885,
Highest temperature. Dc
Lowest temperaturo .......... eS
Prevailing direction OF Wind .... North
Amount OF rainfall .............. On0
state Of weather ..................,.Ea Fair
Probable weather Tor tomorrow, oloar and
cola, H. NJ CLARKE