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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
THE CRAFT.


Ihe bremond star mas o0np'e'eu us ss'
onu 'oiune'
The Iowa Park Texan has entered It's
NTH volume.
The Palestine Advocate Is preparing 10
Issue special edition
Tn Alyarado Bulletin. F. b. Baillio's
paper. Is now all home print.
The Greenyille Morning Herald celebrated
it, fourth Anniversary September /.
N w.... h.. ,a..a, 49, rr,,a GA.
,e,,s u Trr,h,. ra,,,,ng ,o,,norsrllv
pS,asa,. ~ ,,a. III suSSs s,o. -, ,hs
RrscIc,, ~ ''V'''N''
me Daiias Evening Star Is now al nome
10 as friends IN new quarters having
'N'' wa
Mr. NJ, IL, Finch has purchased a mar
interest In me Dublin Leader. The Leadr
now one year Ola.
G, Il. wason has resumed entire man
agement as editor asd publisher Of the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
TEXAS sIFTINGs.

opan and ployer ure abundant in san
Particle county.
,, NJ. No.. ,..,oio,to, mcets
In palestlpe septomber III.
,,-,,, IN 49,. No., ,,,,,,,
lne li a,.l o'' ii''i u"'' 'D"'
''ini'o''''' ''' want VI
ihe 'oryeh Uuuy iaI "i' Vp'"
p'r 10 anu CONTINUE ""'i 'H' -is''
Work on Atascosa county's new jan
which Is TO cost Sls'3s'' Will commence
No'emDeF l.
over 100 wagons loaded with wheat from
the country were on the streets of Vernon
last Tuesday.
At Houston. Joe smith zen paekWaru
rom an electric eur, Wh'rh was IN iio''In
etraklhg on ms heau' RECEIVING SeI'ous III
lu'ie''
Ca, ,n,na,, nayo ,,,,,r,,,,ad nm .,c,.,nt
-. ,''',,,a - Iii, ,s..t,, '',..s,,I.'.s
oa..,
r,..,,. lift
ine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF flpreS'i1e wa,
49, ,,N l an tho iTth ana ,eh
w ~ '"e,
Two children OF Mr. ana Mrs newell
OF beiinss mil MOSCOW county ave
-. n y,
N. ~ ,'sn, VINO suol Nooer' Enr' +"
death IN Vnlntana last July, mas peen w,
hled pail, C'shs ia'ner Is n'sn'y eS'eenieu
Ia, =, n.,,.o, ,o. s,,.1 cha, o,.,
,,r ssodG a,,,,a,.,', ~, o,sa,,r, =, ,rt,r,o,
$500. 80 ~. Int, ,nro,,,,h ,a,s',iys
o,,,n., nar,,s. asn
celebrated their silver wedding yesterday.
Twculy.elrht members OF the family, all
resident, of Texas. wen. present.
Ilc syear-old dnuShtef OF M anu MIS-
r. pcpP OF Iaylor mas sheu nl except her
Tour front tee'h threc hines' sne cNt Tour
OF her iee'h when only 'hree months old
It ls claimed that this years sugar crop
In Nr,g,rtai ,,onntv will hc worth 500 ON
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
rrir srnR,i.CLouD.

A war In Europe, drawing in all Of the
great powers, would give an Impetus 10
manufacturing aud commercial industry
ia this country, such as has not been
known since the flush times Of lsS9 and
1890. The coming Of such war does
not now look TO be improbable
The ancient luminosity between France
and Germany Is breaking out anew, fed
by events which neither Of those powers
appears to wish to suppress. The hold
ing by Germany of the autumn army
maneuycrs at Metz. on the borders Of
France. aud the celebration Of the battle
of Sedan, are CALLING to French pride
and cannot but arouse the slumbering
passions Of twenty years. In oil the
broad dominions Of Germany there are
many fields where the army could have
been put through It's eyolutions in mimicry
Of war. and the choosing Of Metz APP
pears 10 have been made with studied
purpose. As II to give emphasis to this
offensive spirit, the invitation of Italian
war dignitaries TO be present cannot be
overlooked France and Italy are quar-
reling Germany invites Italy TO her
national military gathering as a specially
favored friend and ally, France feels and
resents the act as one especially often
elyc to her
The situation In the East whore France
is cxactng heavy conditions from Siam,
which the Siamese government appears
unable or unwilling to agree TO, threatens
10 bring England into collision with
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
TEXAS POLITICS

New Braunfals Herald: There are
numerous rumOrs in the air to the effect
that Ex-Governor John Ireland of Sc
gum is being groomed for the congress
slohal race next year We supposn
b9rls is willin. and we feel safe in
saying that If silent John enters the
arena, Mr. Crane had better look well
TO his fences.
Brownwood Bulletin; The News has
been making an abortiye attempt 10 show
that all the CLARK men in Texas ara
monowetallists and now calls the CnrL
element the Cleyeland-Clark Democracy
oil The state. As a matter of fact moi
over one-half the Clark Democrats of
me state endorse the Cleveland policv
though perhaps the Quincy wing Of t6e
lists.
Waxahachie Enterprise: The Demo.
Gratis of Texas voted for Cleveland for
president and why not make that test
Of party fealty?
Arlington Democrat: Stump Asbbv
and others of the same stripe spoke to
the Pops at Riverside. Fort Worth. this
Week stump Ashby has been stamping
lhe state for many years and we fail
to see where he has accomplished very
much. His ideas are all stercotyped and
are delusion and snare. Stick to the
Democratic party and your daughter
VIII wear silver bangles.
iyier Democrat aud Reporter: Texas
has brutal majority large enough to
allow all the outside and iisgruntled
elements to caper around and whoop
TO their hearts content until election
day. when said brutal majority will Sit
down on the whole pile with q great
crtshidg lit That's the way il
every time.
Weatherford Tribune: Reagan Is A
Democrat and has always been for free
silver; George Clark has always been
some sort Of Democrat and has al
ways been for free silver until lately.
when be turned his coat. ioineI he
mugwnmps and Is now no longer
Democrat but hybrid.
New Braunfels Herald. Those who
oppose Judge Reagan persist in saying
thRt he is or will be candidate for gov
ernor. We do not believe that Reagan
mas any idea Of being a candidate One
thlhg OF which we are certain, the peo-
pie Of Texas do not want him for gov.
ernor and he viii find this out very
soon II he We're to erect his lightning
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10

The opportunity of Fort Worth and
other live Texas towns is coming. and
those who organize their efforts to atch
the influx Of capital and people will be
repaid many fold. 1t was common
remark by Texas people who visited The
North during the recent panic that this
state did not know what a panic WA
and The Gazette took frequent occasion
10 call attention TO the opportunity offer
ed in the dissatisfaction of capitalists
and people in sections where the panic
wrought It's greatest injury. In the travail
of their hard condition, Northern people
looked to the South. and especially To
Texas, as land comparatively free Of
the suffering endured by themselves. The
result will be that the South. especially
Texas, viii become the Mecca for invest.
mont and homc-seekers. Each town and
section of Texas should organize the
effort to attract such capital and immi-
grafton, aud Fort Worth should not ne
glcct such favorable opportunity There
Is work for this city to do. and never had
Fort Worth such foundation ON which
TO build as now. West of this city
liz all the cheap or public" lands OF
Texas; Fort Worth is the great railroad
center Of the Southwest; and the pack.
ing house, brewery cotton mill Touring
mills, and smaller manufacturing indus.
tries form nucleus attractive to invest
mentscekers. Fort Worth should pre-
pare to work within the next twelve
months, and to work systematically
through organization, 10 show what is
thought of this matter IN the North. and
in the hope that public attention may be
aroused to the Importance of work aud
the profit possible to organized effort,
The Gazette prints an editorial entire
from the ST. Paul Dispatch reciting The
conditions that will induce men to leave
the North aud seek homes and invest.
mcnt in the South
"One Of the most remarkable circutn.
stances attending the prevailing financial
disturbances is the position borne by the
South throughout. As We have already
pointed out, no Southern city has re-
sponded to the general disturbance and
fear Excepting Louisville alone, while
the mass Of the Industries and CONNER.
eial institutions of the South have re-
manned stcadfast throughout the entire
trying period.
There is little use in tracing the eanses
Of this condition. They may be summed
ur In the one suggestion that the people
of the South have had little time for
speculation of late years and have been
engaged IN the actual work OF building
their country up. The future Of the
south Is Of great moment to the entire
country. There can be little doubt hut
that the circumstances 10 which We
have pointed will have a very decisive
influence IN inviting new capital Into
that region. Northern capital made
uneasy by thS recent events in the
other sections Of the country viii pro.
cved TO SPY Out the most profitable
soarccs q Investment In the south. and
the destiny which seemed IN the past to
be that Of the South Of bcipg the mero
pFodneer Of tobacco. molas,ses and cot.
ton for England, VIII never more be
realized.
HAs the South produces the great sta
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
NEWS AND NOTES.

Philadelphia ~ the frat city IN the
world to equip its police forcn with hey
clcs.
1t is just $50 years since he first
handkerchiefs were made They were
manufactured at Paisley, In 'Scotltpd,
and were originally sold for une dollar
apiece.
1t is said one result Of the financial
depression is a falling OH In the number
Of matrimonial engagements usually en-
tered into at the end Of the season
campaign.
A learned German who has jeycttd
himself to the study of ply sloiosy and
allied sciences makes startling nsser-
ton that mustnches are becoming ccm-
moner among women In the prosent dry
than ia the past. He says that ia Com
srantinople among the unveiled women
one out Of ten Possesses an unmlsthSable
covering of down on the upper lip.
A short time before DIR. Cbarcot died
he said In q lecture that semi-seien;ists
had for more than fifty years riLctltd
the idea that the full OF the neon was
n dangerous time for md people Het-
ter informed men are coming back to
that oll-time notion, said DIR. Charcot
as the result of increased learning on
the subject of earth tides, similar TO the
oscillation of sen tides.
Circulars have been issued 10 the de-
partlnent of agriculture making inquiries
regarding the existence 10 various parts
of the United States of brools of
'seventy-year locusts." There are said
to be twenty-one different broods II
these insects. The most, deadly enemy
Of these locusts Is the English sparrow.
which abandons all other kinds of food
and feeds on them exclusively when II
has a chance.
1t is reported that Professor Herman
has succeeded in photographng IL, vowel
sounds, by speaking them into plpnn-
graph which reproduced them slowly
The vibrations were recorded by micro
telephone, which had small mirror in
the vibrating drum. A ray OF Ilgnt re-
Elected from the mirror Recorded It's
yibrations-that Is to say, the vibrations
Of the vowel sounds-on travelling bard
of sensitized paper
There are over eighty Thousand stuttcr-
ing children in the schools of Germany.
The Increase has been so great turing
the past years that the dofeat is con
sidercd contagious. The famour DR.
Gutzman Is authority for the statement
that the increase is due to niilnicfy that
the young mlmics who initiate Sufferers
soon become involuntary sufferers. The
schools of the city of Breslau have to-
tai of 24oO suffering children.
Robert Hudspeth, 50 years old, was
taken to the. Union county jail, in Eliza
both, N. j., few days ago for at
tempting TO steal chickens from the
hennery OF Charles parkhurst, neigh
Dor He had n line chicken in his hunds
when detected. The old man .ried 10
explain his action BY SAYING that he
who, he alleged. had thlrty-six years ago
stolen twelve chickens from hun
Remarkable stories are told NJ tha heaf-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
OKLAHOMA AND INDIAN
TERRITORY NEWS.

Ardmore wants grain elevator.
A new hank building has lust been com.
plet,J at Mlpco. /. II.
w., n-.,., a.. sin ,,,., s..,.,.-
"a. continuing two days,
Al or.,,,,ea rane Of bor,s ,h,er,, a..
o,,.,rot,,,. ranr nerwyn. l. N
NtN'"e "N -,
The Lehigh aud Npmsate mines have
soippsu xooo '"''''us % '''' A'uee January
l.
A mill a gin and $1,000 Baptist church
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10

daily edition has suspended until after the
10Th, wlicu Il win he resumed.
Tin shcrokce cooperauw Townsile
cnmpaDy has been organized aud viii lo-
tate their town In the strip on the day
Of the opening on site already selected
The iucorporaiors are all Popullsis- They
propose 10 control the entire town and
VIII sell lots to no one The town viii be
operated on the plan outlined In Beilamys'
bo1k Looking Backward" Apartment
houses are being built IN sections and will
be erected on the town site On the day OF
opening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
orHEM SHOWS M cn,lr

Those who may be prevented from see.
lug the Columbian exposition need NOT do.
spair, as there are to be some other bic
shows Tie Spanish government opens
in April next at Madrid the Universal q,
position. In the Palace Of Industry. ami
the managers will receive exhibits fror,
all parts Of the earth, In May. 1884 ~
Antwerp, Holland, another exposition
VIII be opened under the patronage AZ
the King, and the main building win cover
10000 square feet OF ground and he
built Of iron aad steel and rooted viii
zine. An extraordinary project suggested
IN connection with the Antworp exposition
is the construction Of what is called an
aerial palace. IL win be structure
as feet long, supported by captive bal.
looms, aud CAPABLE Of containing i50 p,o.
pie. IL viii be kept at heights varying
from ESQ TO 1900 feet. aud access "a n
will be by smaller balloons to be run
up aud down at frequent intervals. In.
hinluons arr also to be held at Rerue.
Switzerland, at Rome and at LYONS
France, Al Milan great international
electrical exhibition will be opena.l
Pnerto Rico. in November, 1894. will
ee'eh'S'e With a fair The 4OOth ami
yer-ars Of the discovery Of the island,
aud Hobart, on tho Island Of 1asnsn,,
y ooeked Tor great exhibition during dc
summers 81 isol.a5.
ne exposition Business viii not end in
'1ia sssntry With the ssd Of shs Chicago
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
A WASTED SUNNI

She danced and tirted at 1nl.s v
And at numerous seaside hfA 7
She has frightened her thsizi "a
hue Of health
That a girl can't huy At iis sA.I
She has yachted, and losist AID (
and bathed,
In costumes dellehni 10 sse.
But alaAl all the ycutA, VIZ have
introduced 'is
Have gone away iang fEse,
She has sat in dark oa'pers-ss
alone
with the moon sAlAins ia ssfi''
vines.
She has been out drlnns Win WI
men
Who have let her coalfol TIE l,i
She has played croquei MN ne snl
But in spite Of her autlss N! /
That she dainty showed a. ~
Hns; Y Eneit at her lRa, ts,t |
She has come back home, n1E o.
has gone, ...|
And she's had a "iehghita u
SHE says. but she's thinklnf a
thoughts,
That | never could Put % w
For the summer has gone, so VT
she thought
She might capture has % r.
She has done her best. bpi--'If'
She hasn't come home engll Z
Soinefa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10

fair. In the Golden Gate park at San
Fr5neisco ground has been broken for the
erection Of exposition bindings for which
bali million dollars has already bceD
subscribed. and the projectors are hoping
that many Of the dnc exhibits az Chicago
viii be transferred 10 that city for exlA-
bi,ion. The Worlds Fair Prize Winners
Exposition" which is to be held in Feb
ruary and March in Grand Central pal-
ace, New York, has been for some time
announced. Already the main floor has
been taken by exhibitors from Great
Britain. Germany, France. Austria, Bel
glum, Italy, Russia and Spain, now in
nhinarn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
A SHALLOW ARGn.
POSED. r. \
IAilnnln rnn.ll---

~. !, lauanta Consthfr q
we heartily endorse Ii, ~. .
com into dollars Inc sar,l. 49,
now IN the vaults Of IA NV. y Z :
seinl9rage Represents ~ h.
and above the amount NIX
1890. 'ueu una1 y ]
But on what grounds "A.
organs and the gold.bus I.
endorse it, Their whoie ., NY 4
the effect that the silver dsiI., I.
honest dollar; that Il contais, y
2o cents worth OF silyef, IN 1,
further coinage Of Il L A MI.
people. Nevertheless, they n, Z,
favor Of the coinage Of M y,
yer to the amount Of SJo.isnoa
silver dollar i a distances / n.
on the face Of lt--why are m, =
so ready TO consent 10 linz fari.
nge Of JO,00O,O00 If them?
Their attitude shows The ~
Of their argument. They % MI
that the silver dollar Is a Man,
lar, but they know that wh,r :
sents q money standard, as I u
me inints are open 10 the fre. q
silver on an equality with I
VIII extract the claws from th,s
est gold dollar, which i les;rgl
values save its own.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
THE IRRIGATION CONGRESS-.

Governor Markham OF California has
issued a proclamation calling the atten-
ton Of the people OF the trans-A iissis-
sippi states and territories to tie inter
national irrintm congress which is
called to convene at Los Angeles, octo-
Der 10, 1893. The citizens of the arid
states are invited and urged to send
full delegations TO the congress. which
promises 10 be the most notable gather
ing Of Us kind ever held IN this coun-
The railroads have practicable nada a
rate 81 one fare for the round frip from
the Missouri river. and a rate orr faro
Missouri river
Tie sessions Of the congress viii b.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10

All the testimony that comes from the
North points 10 rapidly growing better
times, Savings bank dcpositors no longer
ask for their money and the tens Of mil.
lions of dollars that We're Withdrawn
from national banks by the savings in
su'utlons are returning to the national
banks, from which they will find their
way into all the arteries of trade. There
WIN be money to move the crops, and
Texas will soon be IN the midst of plenty
FOR immigration will come this fall TO
supplement the millions received for cot.
ton, wheat and other products Of Texa.
fields and farms.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10


heId In tho GrAsa
Eeles, a hen1sn.,n' qptiA 81 1. ,
gus stSs % a. M'is sIs '' ~ {, i {
hotel Hollenberle satss Vii Y.
each only one 'n1 lsi.,
~, ,heir appolatnieats.' e 10y "a VI,
me ~, Elmo. az ard efsi...,s
Several g'gSks north q M 'al s.l ~
represented by ~, AK ogsiaiss'. :. /,
lor department, u's.il,s,sales as5 4 :
graz srapi Si d. Newell u 4 s'.'
Opportunity IA, '''''''
the finest irfieai,,.' nYestlal.ib,
S m,l; be "a, afforded ds iiss'slns Il i
the arid Sonfhwass, american AZ
!, Libel, being rapidly t, ~. ,lloslasiI,
richest Portion Of ~ aA,,'orpei I.
by the judie.ous c we Alnefieis /,
money. and wa,as Vl,u,snitlon y,
miagnihcently done Il ssh.i a. ,
San be duplicated y = saglhsfi I.
ilar conditions Elsewhere ~.
Details of the H., r
from Q, D. Wharf s1en esa b
A street. Los Aneelss' x, ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
WINDOWS PLAN.


Cincinnati Tmcs.Star.)
The late secretary Of the treasury ad-
vocaled flexible ratio--ihat Is. he pr,.
posed purchases Of si'yar payable In
certificates 10 be redeemed W silver al
i,s market value on the day OF roirml,-
ton. THIS wpnld broaden the basis of
credit tnd Nosno hnaneiers believe that
Il would hnef1 a perfectly safe form OF
currency and prove happy conpronlsr,
tsrnauonA raao could be attained.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
JoKERs' JOB LOTS.


sQmerylllc Journal; The amateur photog-
raphcr has habit OF taking aluOst any.
thing except hint
level Courier; Aspiring politicians should
they are expert wire.pullers and active al
the poles.
buffalo Courier; While & Is true that
their lot IN life, the chimney -sweep's seem
10 SCOT him entirely.
j, LIFE MIR. Newiywed-what is this, my
Mrs. Newlywed- Sponge cake. DARLING
what was II you, started out to makeT''
s,, Phgiladsslplla ReoOtd; Bessic-salle
eaugh, Title iressie-Yc,sS.' her uTu s hgysT
wouldn't buy her beau, OIL
Eys afent you ready? NAs'
hNe-lh Just minute dear. teii ,,a
Adam Is my hair on straig Sts' '''i me-
Washington Star: Some laundry oo,,ii
ss,s Nn, tpan tiseif nrmly 10 The afsetohs Of
whole pair Of cuffs al a lime t"s 10 lose
washington Post; IA we understand 4,
AAnth@iy Comsiock is consideFabiy i pnt da NJ
in p, seege'gry Slnith didn't place him Nh,
IN Chufge Of The Cherokee strlnf 'NNO H'i'i
IhNalvphia l.edgers IN TartaFv ,,h.,,
sA4Ne wants. TO invlte q man Ia " ~, a
drink VITA ldm ho hfst takes hin, Ia sst or
so, Tar. 10 this way Il is easy n ,s}ch tAs
isf 's sRe essisl slss How calm the sea
,,,s fe 1,,' be aaswerel drcomiiy. ~ suess
,ne Eiss With engagements have nnaTa
seiy... lf breakers ashamed Of them them
INCIDENT OF THE TOWN
4 maidgq fair aud neat
Trlsss % ieb slippers on her feet
tl,rs her heart
Presently her look So CAV
seNHS 70 one of deep dismav
she has irlppcd too near A sir.v
spginkHng cart.
Kansas city Journal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10

The people who have been boarding
money now see what golden chances
they let siip 10 buy property cheap.
Money. like man, is most useful when
employed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
VISITORS TO CHICAGO

Who wart 10 Keep up with Texas news
will ind the Daily Gazette on sale at tho
following places.
Grand Pacific hctei news stand.
Palmer House news stand.
Leland notei news stand.
Auditorium cigar and news stand.
Hotel Deaoto news stand.
Wells ~ STEERS, te9 state street.
Hotel Hayden. i52 and i5i Thlrty.siHth
street.
Texas Building. Jackson park.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10

As long as the country is supplied with
national banks they should not only be
permitted but they should be compelled
to issue notes equal In amount to the
bonds purchased by them The national
banking system has demonstrated its
strength IN time Of panic and has proven
itself safe custodian of deposited funds,
and Il should be made a greater business
blessing by compulsory increase Of its
circulating notes,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
Anrrcn 70 AoHSl'''

Mrs winsloNs ~. 81
children tasihlas sea, ssIa. AZ
The gums, allass ,res.,.iF p
IS eents a bottle
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10

The storm wavca will reach this meridian
en9 ihe other changes netei viii occur At
twenty. fur hours Of sunset Of the dates
sept. 7-falr and cool.
81 Sept S-NNdNraling.
Sept. a.Marmor.
sept, l0-Storm wave on thle meridian
Sert. il-Mlnd changing,
Sept 12--CoOier aud clearing
Sept. 13-Fair and cool.
sept ia-AlOderatlpR.
Sept t0--Marmer.
Rept i6-storm wave ON this meridian.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10

A bonnie, on ny es ~. w. T
With ray fal.lah W ~ HNss
a scent Of roses ~ ,...|
A merry voice .sai m. a,iI :.ai!.
OF bird and dow I ~ VA f1ipN
And new.moNn hay ~ -
Ny pipes and sl lI,' Nh
Nv prints ado.n,,,.s. .,e M ?
The truant cal
A little hand thii s'' srsss ~
A weli-l0ved faet-,tsAs befe -
With sundry freeAl'' ~ /
Farewell late e ,.So,,f ~ p
No more u pa,s.set % ~
For Maude Is Das,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
A coon Sign

(st. Louis Globe-DenOaii'
A good sign Of the time, i
duction Of sb,000,O0O IN Import =
last week as compared wifi Y Z
ponding week Of last year. NJ q
has been living too high. XII
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10

The Gazctte rencws It's invitation 70
the Clark Democrats, to the HoEg Demo
Gratis, to the Populists and to the Repnb-
leans 10 hold their state conventions in
Fort Worth next year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
mAsrnnN AGENTS.

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o. BeeFwith, hole agent foreign adver-
Using
Worlds fair correspondent. O. s. Hardy.
STATE AGENTs--Bramiitt & Bandell.
Dallas. Tex.