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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-12-16
THE REIGN OF.sANTA4cl.AUs =.
= Few Peinters OF Iaiterent 10
CYnrfotmaa


- Few P9inters OF Isitereni 10
chrietmas shoppers.
Within the next few weeks the biggest
man On top OF 1.-THE ground-not excepting
the president Of the United States-wil.
be Santa Claus. And while those Of
mature years may effect indifference to
his comings and goings, yet down deep
in their hearts there lies an Inherited
love for Santa Claus and all that his
name implies. 1t is one OF the most
beautiful customs the world contains
the bestowal of Christmas gifts. and so
universal as the custom become that in
these days the most ordinary and com.
mon place articles are added to Santa
Claus Ontft and the useful and timely
gifts outnumber the trivial and orna-
mental three to one.
A run through the principal places of
business by q representative Of the
GRAPHIC revealed to him One of the finest
and most complete stocks of merchandise
the merchants Of Kimball have ever
spread before the people Of this town and
vicinity. The stores are not only we'll
filled with goods specially adapted to the
Christmas season, but the stocks in gen.
erai are much more complete than usual
and the prices at which they are marked
evidences the close money market and
the general anxiety on the part of bust
ness men to convert their large stocks
into cash without unnecessary delay.
The low price of wheat is not out of pro-
portion to the unprecedented low prices
Of almost all merchandise. There was
never a time when a dollar would go
further than ut the present time. But
while this strue the perplexiHg question
what to buy" for a present still remains.
A careful reading of the following re-
view OF tile stocks now being offered by
the leading business houses of Kimbali
may possibly suggest something and to
the general buyer a perusal cannot fail
to be OF profit.
EDWARD BRENNE.
While no special effort has been made
by Mr.. Blannc to bring on a line Of goods
peculiarly adapted to the holiday season,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-12-16

In these days dry goods merchants
swell their stock OF dress goods bv buy
ing the more expensive dress g0Ods IL
patterns. this enabling them to greatly
increase tho variety, Mr.. Snyder fs
showing something very desirable in this
line. A general stock Of merchandise ia
to b. found here and It ia replete With
lots Of little things nEthe wav of hand
kefehlefs. gloves. slippers, etc. A big
stock Of 6ne confectionery Cor the. holt;
day season Is now on the way and will
be opened IN. day or two. together with
fruits and nuts. Mi. snyder has been
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-10-16
Massage.

MRS. PRAY WOULD ANNOUNCE
VA that she will attend a limited num-
Der of patients. Address at 81. NJ.
Whitney's, King St.; Bell Telephone 75.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-10-16
CURIOUS CONVERSATIONS.

EUh1OOS
Belgium has 10000 saloons and
5000 schools.
Japanese gardens are the most
fairylike of places.
Nearly 1000 children are born
yearly in London warehouses;.
There are over 20 miles OF tun-
nels GU. in the solid rock OF GiDral-
tar.
An Indiana man claims to have
q cucumber 60 inches in length.
Thomas Carlyle's most congeniai
recreation was smoking in the gar
den.
The panniers of 1920 were + feet
n diameter and made of cane
hoops.
Five men can easily hold down
hon bnt nine are required to
hold tiger. ,-oo
SIGNALS passed through 3Ioo
miles of cable by battery contaiheo
in a thimble in 1858.
Saxon ladies wore gown reach-
ing to the feet, and over IT a capas,
cions mantle covering the form ana
head.
Australia's summer is said to be
so hot that matches accidentally
dropped on the ground often be-
come ignited.
French paupers are provided for
bv the fund arising from a lU per
cent tax on theater TICKETS. lhis
tax averages s10,50O,OOo a year.
The average weight of the Eng
lish brain is 49.5 ounces; OF the
Eskimo, 43.9, but compared with
weight of body the difference is
small.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-10-16

have never been able to procure
.nv medicine that would relieve me
Of rheumatic pains like Chamberlain's
pain Balm. I have also used 1t for
lame back with great success. 1t Is
tbe hest Imminent I have ever used,
and I take pleasure in recommending
r. to NV friends. Mrs: EMILY
THoRsE, Toledo, Washington. For
sale by all dealers. S,,ru
Agents for n. !.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-10-16

C. BREWER 81 CO., LID
QUEER sTEEET, HONOLULU II. /.
ACCENTS FOR
Hawaiian Agricultural Go.
Onomea Sugar Go.
HonomH Sugar Co.
Wailuku Sugar Go.
Waihee Sugar Co.
Makee Sugar Co.
HalealKala Ranch 90.
Kapapala Ranch.
Planters Line San Trepci ~ Packets.
Chas. Brewer e Co.'s Line of Boston
Packets.
Agents Boston Board of Underwriters.
Agents Philadelphia Board OF Underwri.
ters.
LIST OF OFFICERS:
Hon. J. o. Carter, President & Manager
George II. Robertson Treasurer
E. f. Bishop Secretary
Col. w. +. Allen Auditor
Chas M Cooke
II. Waterhouse Esq. Directors.
8. G. Allen Esq.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
TEXAS SETTINGS.


a great amount OF cotton remains in
the fields yet around Noakum.
A stock show win be- held in Tnylor
the latter part of next month.
nit soa.o,,s ro.ot,.s 80 oo,,o, -,
pn.Ii,, 'u u.,,m ,,.i -, 'TY. w" 81
lS' i'r Ioon ~, 80" ''''' va "'' ~"
~ 'vV'
inc schools OF ALE are IN flourish
ing condition,
Twelve Years ago the population of
Cameron was less than 800, today il k
over 2lOO.
,rh, ,.i,,,, oron Z, Hunt oor,,- =.
va,v lors~
Abopt nooo bolos NJ co,to, u.oro
slimed fro,n A hilcns MS scSsoV WV
,,,"
msrsbg, og paris '' ''''''''' i'' WY
~. nv, 49,. IN, Co.
NTorhol "CGt n~i,ston hrn2,.h, 'GtyI I,r "'r s
tcr Who q abnrrrd Win kiIling NJ
ifnion 4, he t'birtogayy notinn an ~
1th inst la Paris. Deputy B0hnnnon
also brought la John Osborne for intro.
ducing and selling liquor IN the Ierri-
tory.
Walter Fields. charged with murder
az Paris. was giving hearing and re-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
TINE PERSONAL IN LlrEnArunr.

In these days of whit is called "cn-
tcrprisc, man Is scarcely dead befoio
agents for the sale OF his biography nre
canyassing the country. The record Of
his life from earliest childhood becomes
the property of thstbublic, aud accu-
ratencss of detail is Of less Importance
than the bringing to light such incidents
IN his career ~ delcacy would cover
aud decency forget
Almost all modern biography IL writ
ten 10 purify n prurent curiosity which
desires TO know the faults and follics
of those whom the world calls great.
aud not from any desire to bring about
better acquaintance with the methods
Of men Of genius In their work Does
any one read the exquisite creation
Ariel" with better understanding, or
purer delight because they were told
that the grcnt poet was once brought
hcfor justice for deeTtalkiug or
does his conception Of the character
of Hamlet or OF King Lcnr become any
moro Of certainty, because their Gre
ator. dying left naught but second
best bed" to HIS wife?
by their fruits ye shall know them"
is an eternal truth, and 10y their works
men win be- judged by the world MS we'll
as by heaven.
Writcrs who minister to morbid taste
for the unimportant details OF any mans
private life do not eNalt the profession
OF authors Their collecting too nearly
resembles that OF one who IN animated
10y a spirit which assumes that because
persona have attained celebrity or even
uotorlety the world il waiting with bated
breath TO hear the story of their secret
liycs-a recital witch is rarely profitable.
ana from its very nature cannot afford
pleasure TO a well regulated mind
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

pRANCH oYFICKa.

AIvaruGo-J. w. stark, correspondent
Nens shld1 o agent iu,ghsr,h correspond.
2lDasySR N Lyons, Correspondent Ly.
1zuiisheS@E.a e, 1Radford agent ana cor.
EgspYndenti office, pOstofiice bulliua, 20
yhesmpt street, hrst noor, where al Or.
ders for subscription and advertising
AASsSi!in-y. y. ,McKmns
.. Baliiaages-J ". Pearge, agent and cor.
,,BroWswoSdsH n. Moose correspondent,
S,lattee,n,&s Mayors, agenus- Once IN INC
csVlSdSa J. Cook, correspondent; VI.
Bsitet.-br. p. j. Turner. correspondent;
AZ W. M0ntEomery, agent ONCE IN post
ciArfSviiis-w. 8. Thompson. correspond.
,,Qlsburns-Lsnls BAmuons, agent; r.. CT
Colorado H. A. Nichols, eorrespcn.
emf A. }; Payne, agent
ofioe. as Main street' where oraers Tor
adsgtising should DO left The Gazette
can Be tounf On sale Ht All pews stands IN
Decatur--J q. goss. correspondent; Sam
Ei Psgo-A .. MeKis, correspondent; c.
EDDY, y, 10. n Howe Co.. agents.
Gainesyio-A Whsson. Jr., correspond
en- en- y HAL agent, Office. Gainesville
GTsehyiils-F. NJ. Newton, correspondent;
! ~, Wright agent,
HsnrsttS-% H. ch aik SeTTssponddentt
A.. A. Aliuton, agent
hils6oPoI s ssssr agent capt..,oooon,
sio5 y o9ibp Sy5 agent once. phlbs music
Aisss9Fss rS %aoSFr ID lowell correspondent
MaNhall-W. Blocker, correspondent,
X, II, Hudson. agent; Z oinco In postonice
y Mdinsola-J. +, McDaniei. correspondents
IaTlsSw. T. en-. correspondent, scott
PILOT tOlht-A NJ. Raslane. correspond.
~ 9uaa nf IEE'nE1 coithar. corr,soonoont.
Roy Walker, agent ''V''N'''''
Roswell. N. n..-James W. Mullins. cor.
EeNonuehti "o9dcock & Redncld, agents.
IL h Iiorio, ~ 1ssahani' correspondents
shreveport LiIw..' A. southerIand. cor.
sulphur sprlnEs-K. j. Bass' eofresnona.
mt Gubert Bros, agents.
ws'sHPheFn odIs..s Q. Buck. correspondent;
sHt;E n Iarfl. Br arrsi aSs SGsr'' BaSo
Trinidad. tiOl-wnllam Liiueaeld & Co.,
,'Isisran I. Robertson. correspondent;
w y. Powell. agent
Terrsll-vie IihanhndL correspondent
j. u. Wilson, agent
Charles Wreathnm agent
Taylor william Elliott cOfreepoudent.
Jacques a Harvey, agents.
Vermont. y, Holmes corregpoudent Uora
sells a. Humphreys, ugenta.
Nelnsro--K Robert Mct5hiun, corrcBpondents
]. N. Shultz, agent. ONCE, corner Avenns
A and South Third street
Waxahachie-J. NJ btemister eorresDop.
dent; A. 10. Kenton, aEont.
Wcntherford--l. w CuiWrli nrput ana
correspondent, Grace over Merchants' aud
AVhtv,shcrc ~ W nt.,,.,,
ent; W, ". Echols. agent.
wichita Falls-J. NJ. Hoyyeth. nrs,t.
aud correspondents; next door 10 posiofice
This paper ~ kept on lille and advcrtisir..
rates may De nacertained az he odiec IN
American Newspaper PubllRhOrg aasocis
lug New York '"'u-
Western ,,, Business Onlcc, 600. .eAo
-. Becfwith, sole agent forcigs adver.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

Fort Worth showed last year that
she had confidence in herself by entering
upon an extensive system Of public i'm
proycments. The construction Of the
waterworks and the city hall at a time
when the horizon was heavy with the
clouds Of impending disaster helped the
people of this city more than most of
them cnn be led 10 believe. People who
came from abroad saw evidences Of ac-
tiyity, where all other towns were life
less This gave them high opinion Of
Fort Worth and led to the investing
Of money here Now we are getting
our reward This year the confidence
will BIZ shown hy cnpilnIIals.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
A BIG HAUL
Made by Burglars al HiIlsboro- Ona Hundred
and Thirly.ive Pairs Pants Slaen.
Another THEFT.

Hnlshoro. Tcx., Ian. OIL CSpecial)--
For several days past the actions OF w
ID. Herbert. clerk In the Missouri
kalfsas and Texas Office. has becn sns.
picious. Thursday night his room mate
Dunham, found $50 less IN his pocl,et
than no had the night before. fIc at
once nccrsed Herbert of taking 10, who
denied the charge. Herbert Yesterday
informed w. w. Miller. the agent here.
that he desired to quit aud wanted his
time. A he had no cause 10 do this
suspicion was aroused at once. Three
unlimited tickets We're missing from the
ticket ease, 0s no record of sale could
be fond. and Herbert was seen 20 have
one Of them Agent Miller at once call
eel the officers to arWst Herbert and
search his room.
La his trupE was found ticket dulv
signed and datal, Ian. H. Oh 10 Mar.
quettc, Mich, where Hcrhct's parents
live, The other two tickets, one To Aley.
leo and The other Ia California. have NOT
bgeU found. u is thought he has destroy.
ed them. Tho loss 30 the railrond Is
about SlSO SO far rs known.
The dry gaDds house at HpArna. Moore
y Go. WAS robbed last niglt OF 121 noirs
Of pants. twelve yaliSes ANA several mi
smaller articles. The goods were taken
out at the rear door and carripd n,voy
IN wsgops, IL u the general belief tbot
q regular organlgtd gang Of snesi
thieYes j. GENERATING mp md down the
road here, The Cotton Bell depot here
mas been broken into twice. Turk Bros
Ahhoti and this one last night They
evidently are exports at the bpsla"ss
as they lcfi no trace Ga aid in their de.
tecUOu. WV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
TEXAS TURNED LOOSE.

The Odd Fellows are TO build SiO.-
600 hall at Yoakum.
Tho new Christian and United Bfeth-
ron churches at ALE are nearing COM
pletion.
The burned district Of Quanrh win he
rebuilt,
The new standpipe NJ Clcburue has
been completed
\ r'w Ice factory is to be bu,lt at
Brentwood
A public school building Is to he bullt
at Kaufman
Work on the now electric light plant
at Brentwood will soon commence.
Work has commenced ON six new dwell
lug houses at Husk,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
WACO BUDGET.
TO FURTHER THE INTERESTS OF
THE CITY.
WIN Endeavor to Delay The Sale Opened VI
New Freight R0uIs--They Wanted
Him al Groesbeck.

Waco, Tex, Jan. 21.-(Specal.) THE
meeting ut the city hall last night for the
purpose Of furthering the interests Of
Waco IN the matter of securing the Local
ton of one of the proposed additional
courts Of civil appeals, adjourned until
II o'clock this morning. ut which hour
n large meeting of business men and
lawyers was held. A committee was mp
pointed TO 20 to Austin next Tuesday
aud apear before the judiciary com.
mittCes, urging thnt McLcnnan county
De made separate judicial district
Mcssr. James II. Baker SAM Sanger
Waller s. Baker. ed Rotan, r. Il. Par
rott Jnmes J. Moore, ~. A. Sturgis. y.
y. McLendOn, w. W. Seley. w. A. VIII
Hanson. w. g. Watson, Pinkney s.
Ford, l.. G. Alexander, 9. G. McCulloch.
W. II Jenkins and Hon. George Clark
were appointed az a citizens committee
to act in conjunction with the bpr coul-
fnittpe IN cndeayoring 10 secure the lOco-
ton of one of the additional appellate
courts at Waco. The sum Of $500 was
pledged to defray the expenses Of the
work Of the committees Suitable rooms
for the court aud the judges win be
secured and rendered on behalf Of the
city The statement was impressed and
emphasized several times that III the city
secures one of the courts the result Will
W. lh' bNANlNN VI " INV 'UAIA ApNfNf
similar To that undertaken by Fort
Worth. The members Of the committees
will meet next Monday afternoon pre-
purutory to going 20 Austin next day.
WILL DELAY THE SALE
The Intervention of the Huntington In.
terests In the suit pending ia the 'uitcd
States circuit court at Galveston. IN
which the decree ordering the sale of the
Waco and Northwestern railway was
made IL held 10 meun here that Hunting
ton viii cndcayor 10 delay the confirmation
Of the sale Of that railroad Ia Mr.. II.
VI. Il. Green II is thought that IN the
end amicablc nrrnngpmputs win be made
for the use OF the Wac and Nithwostcr
under the ownership Of Mr.. Green By
the Houston and Texas Central and
Huntington interests and that the latter
WIN do no railroad building into or in the
vicinity of Waco This ltatcmeut Is
made by many informed railroad men.
NEW FREIGHT ROUTE.
The Texas Central railrood has open
cd up now freight route FROM Chicago.
1t. Louis and Kansas City aud oil points
north aud east of those cities 10 Waco
by an arrangement with the Texas aud
Pacific via Cisco and Inc "Santn Fe-
Frisco route via Morgan. General
Freight Agent n. h. Aglar. Of the Texas
Central, states that this Dives Waco two
additional freight lines from the points
named.
THEY WANTED HIM.
Sheriff Burke has received Il commtn-
cation from Sheriff Gresham OF Lime
stone county stating that Robert Greeley
Jones, who was arrested last Sunday
upon the charge OF yngrnnoy is wnntrd
in Grocsbeeck for horsestheft. u am
pears that the stories of being shot at
near Harrison and other thrilling expert
ences of Jones were creations OF his vivid
Imagination. He will be taken to Groes-
beck 10 answer TO the indictment found
against him there.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
roLAwYeas
A Publication Of Mailer Valuable 10 Every
Attorney

hhNfNoIt
The Gazette is now publishing the re-
ports Of the supreme court Of appeals
Second districts, as rendered and without
abbreyiation.
The decisions rendered on each Tues
day win all be published, in daily in
stallments, during tho succeeding week,
giving them TO the bar from two to three
months earlier than through the law
journals, none Of which publish the de
cisions complete.
The unsatisfactory nature Of the mea-
gre syr opses Of the decisions which have
heretofore appeared in the daily press
Is a subject Of such constant complaint
from attorneys, that we feel sure the
announcement Of this enterprise in their
behalf win be received throughout the
state with substantial evidence Of APP
prevail.
The plan Of publication Of these de-
cisions In full has been adopted after
consultation with lending lawyers Of the
state, all Of whom. without exception,
strongly recommended is adoption as the
lnrgest benefit The Gazette could cen
fer on the legal fraternity.
The Daily Gazette is without n supe-
rior IN Texas. The Sunday Gazette,
tweDty pages. illustrated, is the phenome-
non Of Southern journalism. 1t contains
more matter than the Sunday Courier
Journal or Atlanta Constitution, and
gives, fresh and original, the contribu-
tions Of the most famous people in let
tiers, art and science
Terms-25 cents per week where we
have a local agent or So per annum by
mail
Apply to the local agent, or address
THE DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING CO.,
Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
DnALrNos w1ru rnr onrRoREes.

The Chciolsccs have never been a
warning tribe, Coming as a savage race,
It IS something remarkable that they
have been able to prosper as they have
by the arts of peace TO the owning OF
areas of land equal in size to great
empire,
In connection with their recent sale Of
the Cherokee strip. bill for ratification
Of which Is now being considered before
congress, an account Of their real cstats
transactions with the United States viii
he read with special interest
since 1921 the Cherokees have made
forty eight treaties with the United
States government and have decided to
It something over SL0000OO acres OF
land II was in l772 obey coded 20 the
whites che northern portion of Kentucky
where Covington now stands. AZ other
times they disposed Of Tennessee, Geor-
gia. North Carolina aud portions of other
states Gradually their magnificent do.
main contracted and they lost their hold
on Western Missouri The government
set apart the Indian Territory IN 1884
and they rptroated 10 THIS refuge. ne
cciving over l2,OO0OO0 acres OF choices.
lands located In the northern aud east.
ern section Of tie territory A short
period OF nndsmrbed quiet followed, and
then the Osnges appeared wanting q
home. The CheFokees surrendered L.
o00000 acres 10 chem FOR cash. Next
they sold strips OF iaud Ia Kansas, each
tiplc pockeiing large SUMS ef mMey,
'rhOr last deal 10 reul estate was The
snle OF the Strip for something over S.,
oO00D0, They shn own over Go000lO
acres ol valuable land n thcir home
tract II these lands We're apportioned
10 seveEiisy Of 100 acres per capita there
via aim rNaalp several million acres I'M
occppied, which could be sold 10 the
government ana nshe proceeds dlyidel
amoag The tribe They ROW draw annual
" ofer $.a9000o as The uterest on nouey
held Ia trust Tor them Wy tie United
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
BELIEYED no Bn HONEST

Vernon, Tex, Jan, u. Especial The
eA,eonny treasurer w, A. Mckinney
Ssb,e4fsT '"7' -
lie WAS then allowed two credits. one
OF Nl'pD5oS aud one Of $4,000, which
grlngs his shortage down IL about $40.
yOO' Mr. Mckinney offered TO turn his
nue. inrhl over 20 the county, or 60 some
this Nmonnt. However, tho hondstn,n
are liable. and (he county preferred 10
hold thea Tor the shortice.
MIR, Mckinney said hr wonld NJ once
turA an biz property over 10 his bonds.
men, which win make them safe. He
Says he has no idea wlat hecame Of the
Mohey lic lives modeAay, has never
bpecunted aud everybody believed hlm
20 be 40 honest man,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

interest money TO TN credit OF the tnpe
ia the United States treasury pc paia
Der capita at once. IN order that they
may pay debts incurred in building e,c,
The commissioned recommends That foVV
coo be paid to Thorn at once.
Linn Mmdy. a eon Of the ex-city traes-
urcr of Guthrie lad both his feet cut
of hy "a train accident nc Trinidad.
The United States deputy marshas VINO
rendered their services at the opening OF
Oklahoma are now being paid.
J. ]. Jenkins las been appointed treas
urer Jf Jenkins county
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

While Fort Worth. unlike some OF her
near neighbors, has comparatively lit
tie want. still thcre are even here per-
sons who need the kind officers Of the
charitably disposed. This Is the season
IN which there il need TO clothe the nnk-
ed. feed The hungry and minister to the
sick. and the Associated Charities Of this
city Is a willing and ready dispenser Of
whatever is designed to give relief to the
nn.llIuin
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
HANK NrrDDIp

Rome, jan 10 Tanlgeni. governor
AID Lazaonl, cashier 81 the Bapeo R'
manO, concerning th- standing on which
grave rNinors were ah0at have heen
arrested, Ohlcial inquiry into Do eon.
hr0n of Che hank reveals The note lSsnc
iustead az being 4kOUl.OOO lire ~ ~
nanAced ~ The bank, reaches a total ~
@'.cuv,NiO iic. IL ramored the other
governors Of the bank viii b. arrested,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

The foreign missionary movement was
iuaugurated by William Carey, 100
years ago, and the Baptists Of this coun-
try propose to celebrate the centennial
by a Manufacturing Of Si,OOOOOO. to be
expended IN promoting the cause Of for
ci0u MISSIONS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
foR SALs-FL0UR hgD nsA.
cHjEERK

TIL, machinery In kenneap
eta. Ca, "a FOR sale, conslsn|
class roller mill and AT newpur,
for making the best nor a
barrels In twenty four hUun 4
cless machinery for maNg I
Capacity, 200 bushels per dls. I,
mills ana Ell machinery pea|
frst-class min. machinery utr-I
Ing In mill. The whole proreI
chased at receivers sales. ~ \
will be sold at a bargain, q, iil
be used for other business. Ais'
EVAN p. HOWELL, care c,sa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

One by one the roses fall into Fort
Worth's lap. First the Wholesale house
of McCord, Collins and company; then
the new court house 20 cost 100000
aud now the 1istllcry. Next will come
the packery deal then the Fort Worth
and Albequcrque; then the Rock Island,
and then the Missouri, Kansas aud TeXas
from Sherman. Col darn our fool souls,
won't some one hold us?