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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
toa MILLs 20 LEX.
EIaior Harris Again Challenges a Denial Of The
Truth Of His Charges.

Editor Gazctte.--
In q recent issue Of your journal YOU as
sert that the publication Of q single sen
tence from ono of Senator Mills numer-
GUS letters to Judge Clark win not cone
vince the public that the senator las been
guilty OF the trenehery and duplicity
with which ! have so specifically and re-
peatcdy charged him, and demand that
] either publish the letter IN It's entirety
or cease repeating the charges. ! have
pr01ered time aud again 10 make public
the full text Of the communication ii
Senator Mills would prefer n request
TO that effect. and n denial Of the
charges by the senator win be accepted
by me as q formal request.
You say thnt my associates
roundly scored Secretary Murray during
the late campaign for referring TO let
ter from Cleveland without publishing
IL entire that the public might inter.
pref IT, and intimate that ] have forgot
ten that episode. You nre i'm error.
The circumstances Of that fraudulent aud
ahortivc attempt 60 make capital for
HOgg and his hybrid following Is still
fresh In my memory. But the eases are
by no means analogous. AIR Cleveland
was palpably misquotcd aud his language
given false construction through
the garbled quotation given out by Muir
ray. Mr. Cleveland did not wait for
vndication FROM Murray mud his Cocoon
spirntOrs, hat boldly challenged invCs-
tigation and showed up Murray IN his
true light by voluntarily furnishing 90
the public through the press n full copy
Of bis letter.
! did not misquote Senator Mills nor
did ! give the full text OF lhs letter q
false construction in the sentence copied
Had ] done sO 70 would be- AN easy mat
ter for the senator. following the prccc-
dent established by so distinguished
authority ms Mr. Cleveland. to vindicatc
himself and fustcn upon me the Odium
Of n wilfm aud malicious Islander. 10y
giving TO the press and public copy Of
hut ] do not believe Senator Mills will
net upon IT, n my charges are untrue,
Senator Mills can quickly dispose Of
the letter This Is merely a suggestion.
them 10y furnishing 20 the press, without
further ado a true copy Of the entire LETT
ter. IN il possible. however. that the
senator neglected 10 preserve @ COPY.
or it may huyc been misplaced or de
kccnest OF malloyed pleasure TO supply
him us well MS the press and public, with
certified copy Of the original upon re-
ccipt Of simple request from him TO
that effect.
trust This lucid explanation and cour-
toous proGcr will relieve the esteemed
Guzctc's anxiety I'm the matter and safe
~ deliver 70 through the pains of prpm0-
turc uauurition uiilcr which 90 Us
luhoring In its excess of zeal 90 white
wash the Junior senator nc the expense
of my humble self and the truth Of COM
temporuueous history.
NOSE c. HARRIS.
Espuclo. Dec 30 1892
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
THE FOOTBALL GAME.
VERY GOOD PLAYING WAS SEEN
IN DALLAS YESTERDAY.
Tho Teams We're Evenly Matched, and On a
Scratch Dallas Got Touch Down and tho
Only -Four Points Made In TWO Games.
EIRsr HAZE.


The football game played at Oal,
Gin yesterday by the Fort WorilI and
Dallas teams was pronounced by all as
the prettiest game ever played in the
South.
Promptly at $500 p. m. both sides
lined up. and Dallas having won tho
toss for sides gave the BAN To Fort
kick of Fou Worth started in with a
"N' trick, and their half b0ck being well
guarded, succeeded IN carrying the bah
tu thu cnemy's twenty iiyc-yard line be-
fore hring dowucd. Then began series
of holly contested center rushes and end
plays, thc ball going from one side 90
another on three downs and uO gain.
The teams were so evenly matched
and the game so holly contested that
when time was called for the first half
of thirty-liye minutes the bah had never
gone beyond eithe sides twenty
Vineyard line
SECOND HALF.
Dallas being given the ball for
Kick OH In the second half, led or with
a w trick and succeeded IN advancing
the bail ton yards when they were
forced slowly buck by the Fort Worth
team. Tho bali being iu Dallas hands.
was passed 20 their fun back. who, with
well directed kick. sent u flying high
and close 10 Fort Worths goal. but II
was promptly met by Fort Worths fun
b9ck who sent u lying over the heads
OF all INTO the Dallas twenty-fye-ynrd
line. Again did Dallas punt the ball
back aud succeeded ia following it up.
sharp run being made by Henry
OF the Dallas team The ball was cnr.
red within three inches Of the Fort
Worth goal
In the sciimmage following the run
OF Henry he was sO badly hurt that he
IIt oil 4
his home upon the shoulders of the other
plnycrs
Henry Honcy lost the bah. II WINS
pul IN play by the Fort Worth team
lining up just outside the goal line tho
quarter back passing Il To ,he fun back
Who, with a well directed kick sent IA
sailing over the field whore III was puf
Zoo play by Dallas. Thon began onotbo,.
series of conter PUSHES with no rnlns
ON either side until finally the bah heinz
pussed back To Mcwiweather. mll bapE
Tor Dallas a. was puntcd over 10 the
Fort W0rth.s tWcnty-yurd line whore In
was promptly returned 10y Beck Dnllqs
rushed the centor aud falling 10 gain tbe
hail' II was giyea 10 Fort Worth. and
high forward kick by Beck sent The bnii
field w '"'
just as Dallas man planted him.
sell for "iuir catch he vns ipterforoJ
with 10y a Fort Worth man and The nm.
pre- gave Dallas twenty-five yards for
ward towards the Fort Worth gonI
ny series of center PUSHES tbo b,li
was again advanced by Dallas 10 within
three inches OF the goal. but no inn
was given TO Fort Worth on three downs
by Dallas and no gain The INN WIS
snapped back 20 Beck for kick b,t
being punted low i was speedily caught
ail,i loqCled down 10y Stewart Of Dallas.
bail out and failed 10 kick goai inst ~
nc umpire called time. Score Dallas 4
Fort Worth. o -
inc grounds were very muddy aud in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
nnANNn OYrIons.

Aiyarado-,I. W. STARK. correspondent
Vs ag,, si,q9all 'illab.mifb corresponds
az aii9,il, Nforgan aeent
Aibany-R n. Lyons, correspondent Ly'
0Hmiene-na Radford. agent and COR.
rtsp0nueni, Office pOaiodicc bniingt ~
CHESTNUT sfreef, 1rf nuOr whCgg an or
ders ZOE subscription and advertising
Austin y. y mcKouun
respondent Odice at fcarc6s drug store
iirowiwood H n. Moose. correspondent
Wise Mayors ageuta once In tho
Belid 81 j. 'Uoot. correspondent ".
-. mucri hEOnl
Bgltgg ur y s Turner. correspondent
t.f. Ostefhpni, agent ONCE in pos'ohce
QInrlsulle W. 8. Thompson. correspond
,.tleburne Louis Hammona. agent. a. CT
Colorado 30 S. Nichols. oorcspou.
cnti a. J. Payne, agent.
UnllnH Lflrh Fitzgerald correspondent
ollce, 90 Mnin street Whcru orders for
hltTusing should be- lrit Tho Gazetie
The city H. Guunef, general news ugunL
o., Decaipr-d. % uuao' correspondent; W.
Ei rgso a d. McIlc. correspondent G..
EidT X MY. ~ Howe Co.. agent,
,,, IAi4 "Assoa. ~ .p.f,s p93ili.
ir,ilIt ai.,re i".'
Gr..l.'Iii. A. vv g..tt .t.,.
SINH fr.b .9..t '"N''' 'tit'Hi ''N"'i'i
ttiivtafan ~ u.-,. ..,.t..t
fguri.itt tt II tiifA. N",ltsl . 'nNtu, ,
A. a ii',f.t .i i'i''''i' ''Ai''pN""tN' b
tftt,tit, " "ff N'p.t
Iinfi.t "a e. "H.lA ..
"ir.Ii,, N,.llili'i' .uitts ppuleut
~. itn te' 'l..' iuh'N" muf"'
.litN
t1 N..I tp""i' QUITO ppnachti
MgnluW Ioog1 correspondent.
,ooi .to., "t'"'' ''noo ln po'ioiiier
" Na Oh .
KY w. 'iI' cpft nondnnt scott
l.tN'
'N a. iAglhnd. corfp8poud'
J''G ,.
ID Fl'NNN I" n, Nnlihhf cufrrau Iultut ~.
0N, VIZ hsthN
james w. Mulun8. cor.
l, oglo-.lL,, O. GgAhani' oorcsDondmti
% A4Nlt uEDht
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
THE NORTHWEST.

~ iulu luN nlt hui Ni'H'V
A few more than ordinarily foolish Re
publican newspapers. proceeding on the
suppodtion that briggudocio wins bat.
Ties. dismiss as mere chasing
the Democratic pretentious TO carrying
the Northwest next November, The sub
stpuunl nature of the rmubow Is indcnl-
ed by the election returns of two years
ago. wher results iu the Northwest were
as follows.
Michigan Democratic vote, lSG6lO;
Republican vote. iIIO23.
illinois, Democratic vote, 8AO,OlOi he
publican vote, 3ll 32u.
Iowa Democratic vote, lOi.Si2; he
publican vote. 1912.
Wisconsin Democratic vote, l6lUQl;
Republican vote. l2Nlto.
Nebraska Republican vote, 12,SfO; Op-
position vote, l3jIju.
Kansas Republican vote, l22.GS2; OPP
position vote, lGt,I23.
Minnesota Republican vote. SO. Ill ; OPP
position vote. lli.3ji.
This was the verdict Of 1870. The
issues are thc same now uH then. w ia
the ycricst ahsuriIiy tO assume Tint m
tWenty-lour months the voters OF these
stutps have experienced such change
OF heart us tu make Republican succgss
iu them assured, or oven probable. The
entire Northwest Us doubtful, and by
vigorous effort can be- carried for low
taN principles
let Minnesota Democrats do their
putt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02

Tie bulletin representative pnnses hero
% note m hHel Wogas, The fOu Wor,A
NuFeue, The spirit df this noble chnm'
p.on ot leNaN uuhullline and proerrssio,,
has gwen % hoW Worth nnme aul
iWnr throughout the stale aul milton
end across tllo seas, whilst 81 mas evor
been unMeatIei n ifs devotion a. me
'NNNopmtnt 81 inc rch resources OF onr
mnes and pnnrres. sunny dnlge foresis
ana iclos, he1uliOn Woodlands spafkHnp
rivers and other ATTRACTIVE olomOnts M
IcAnn plperess and glory ln bnof ~
sphlt oi The 1Ngritc always extends "a
Nenelpue hand 10 lhe GsYo0nncnt M
me country. promotion OF indlcio,is enter
pneN, VnyQurdgement OF nnnnGctlt,,s
and establishment ~ cnliehtoAed AMI
'uec'Ne methods la every Department u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
noAD rNmrnrr Ar cnIrAoo.


The necessity Of constructing and mrlu.
tanning good roads Is too generally admit
tc1 Co require argument yct Of late che
attention of the public bias been more
poiulodly directed To- the subject Mr.
a. a Pope hns been mtlring iu his cf
forts 90 interest the minds of the people
throughout the country upon the Import
ouce of having complete exhibit of Che
better methods of rond-mnking and of
thp peculiar Kind of roud adapted 60 corr
tain soils mad localities lu order to do
thIs Mr. Pope has put himself in commune
uIcouou with representative men Of uli
classes. and from time tu time hu pub
lishc dtbrir responses Too Dis inquiris Ills
mtut publication coutuiul lptpu from
thu presidents OF many of tbr great iu-
tpnor transportation luet As hc says
iu hfiti preface, uo class Goo the conmu-
uily orc brlter qualified to apcnk on this
topic tpn nry these men. Thoy are not
theorists, but nou who from tho dr-
munds of tho.r own buiuolH are Obliged
to- urqunint themselves with whatever
has tendency TO add TO or dctmct FROM
the profits
Tho limits of this article win mot ppr-
mIt amy long cAtr1ct from the lotttrs Of
morc ttnu % dozen prominent railway
officials hut tic tenor OF thcm ON g. thut
mo- brttor ur more valuable cNhibit is
possible. W. g. Van Horne. president OF
thc Canadian Pacific railway suys
IF fcl sure thDt the slm of nll the
other waste nud extravaganza in North
America dozen not ruunl the waste and
extravaganza of bad muus.'
An oercc in This, thot whut is Of pr.
mart Importance ig un Intelligent uudcr-
standing of the requirements tor good
Iond-moldng, and that this would bc hest
obtained by uu exhibit nt the Columbian
exposition Il o. the intention 10 memo.
ruize congress on the subject OF loods.
WIN the hope of improsHnr That body
with the Importance uf h,ttcr highway,
$50 thut favorable legislation may hc s-
cured Tho general opinion is that There
should Doc state and unuoum apprupru-
tloun for the construction 0f wagon roads
throughout thc country and thnt the
yorl should Dee undcr thc supervising di-
rcotion OF those qualified for directing
Tho Importance Ut lhis movement cam,
mot ho oyoreaiimltod particularly IN
rrXnR whore railways are penetrating
every section, aud where prarcs
Inbound. Ihgrc are times when the haul
ing of lond To- the point of shipment "a
impossible, or consumes so much timc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
roN uINIlHn NnuoArInN-

University Extension" magazine
which has for its aim Che collection nnd
publication Of an information IN regard
90 the moyemonts of society Interested
ID popular university teaching and oduca.
ton, ~ the December numbcr gives re-
spnie Of tho progress made during last
year From ths report Sc Is gathered
that the work has grown ana lhat a IA
eomiug up "a the anucinatpns or those
iaterespd IN a.
The sQcieiy has issngd two volumes.
oNe containing papers hy cxperis ga ihe
work 81 ,be countries and on the capo.
rimcAts that have been nadc Ia nnlyer-
SHY e2to4don lines, tAe other. under lhe
tltlo 81 iiandbook o. UnIyersl,s
i'Aieusion gives valuable hints Tor II.
teetlye work, The American society has
'*en esneialle aciive b lhe distribution
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02

AROUND THE woRLo
b EInhN Days--MaIlna. Todny nna h

w El0hV UayS--Maiinoe To-Day and A
The Dallas News of Saturday
following OF Around the World
" Days which will be- propn
GrenuWalfs for matinee today
night
The drnmdtizatiou of JULES NJ
famous story, Around the wa
Eighty Days was the attracs
the opera house last night anl
greeted by rather small au
possibly owing 10 the bad weailr
The story is too well known 10 IL.
a long description. As presented
night IL has considerable Of spa
lnr appearance. The specialize
cideutally produced during the prl
OF the performance are very good
ballet dancer rs of the average aal
kiplfy's dance Is difficult and dll
from amy one ever seen on The q
stage. IL won deserved plnudiiI
wen deserves the reputation be- YEA
that line. The scenic Accessories
picturesque aud appropriate. Mr, I
lluzclregg as Phinoas Fogg, r
good portrayal of the eccentric ~
man and Mr.. w. j. lflcming yi
acceptable John Archibald. A. Nt
made u hit ns PasSc-PortOut. lr
Anna Reese acted the part Of NJ
q very satisfactory manner Ie
auce of the east did very well ~
performance was enjoyable Of pc y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
FOsTERIs LOCAL FORECAsTa-

Tho storm waves win reach this me-
rldlan and tho oihor change. noted
VIII occur az and within 100 miles OF
Fort Worth within twenty-iow hours
before or after sunset of the dates
given below
Dec, a0 Wind changing
3l~- Cooler and clearing.
jan l-MOdoratinQ.
~ Warmer.
" 3~atorm wayo ON this meridian.
i--Wind changing.
b--Goolcr and clearing.
9-tair and cool.
undertaking
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
WHAT wounn run mAJAn SAYS

WfAfhA fNNAfff = 80 HAHAN - - F|Ah
Maiah Moses ilnnis, whom we viii
continue 10 call mnioh mcroy 10 distin.
guish him from The other numerous Har-
rises in Ne state. aud not Ia any spirit
of levits, adhorcs to The ldcu that ho ia
utt sailed upon to make public the proof
of his charges touching the hdclity OF
Mr. Mills 20 his promises in the late
guhernatoria contest until Mr. Mills
shall make denial of hs allegations. Tho
mainhs logic has the appearance of uir-
ness, but it d only skin doup. IL IS owl.
dent th0t Mr. Mills cannot reply 20 every
man who may choosc Co ATTACK his prin.
ciplcs or hs purposes, Before he e. un-
der necessity, from decent regard for
public opiuioni of masking explanation of
his conduct such rolociim must he
thrown upon Is ns, without cxoulpa,ion.
70 impair the confidence of thc pcoplo In
hlm,Ne insist that no such case has boon
made ont against Mr. Muls thut tho
CHARGE against him IS ppthmg but a.
,huree
Suppose il Dr. proved that ho was n fat.
Tow ln bslagipg oat judge CLARK as q can.
didate and suppose ne should aver that
when no did 80 ho had no mtimaiion of
the COURSE tho contest would takc then
what would the Mainh sayg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
WIIERN Is HAYNESl

Temple, Tex. Jan. 1-sSr
Some days ago NJ. II Haynes vi
editor of the Central Texas Fof
summer, suddenly disappeared.
his former friends are anxious %
In Bolton. near which place be
Gently resided. II IL said he No
money from HIS friends mud N.
horse from the livery stable o.
Dupree which Doe rode % lem
sold To- WIN Mol for $50 casA'
chat tim, he has not been seen
Constable Messcr from BeltQn M
here several times searching fof NJ
Duprcc claimed aud recovered ~
MS stolen property and the pu1gi
Haynes Is out the price, and "a
would Ike 20 interview Mr. Hay'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
DOUBLn MURDER

Raleigh ~ C.. Doe 3i.-News has
feached here of double murder IN clint.
nam county, the victim being Adam Siier.
aseH ~ and his wife, aged ~ Their
pe,iies were discovered Iyinis on NV
hoor &c thcir house hy their lO.vear ojd
grand son, Both had been shot twice.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
DAMAGE SrITs

san Anionio. Tex, Dee. 81. lSpocjeiA
7'los' Keller hes filed euit f0r Sl5O0l
damage against the San Antonio ana
Aransns Pass rund. While engaged as
2 machir.si with the road he was Injured
swih'A, disabling him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
TEXAS PRESS OPINION.
NT,rsboll gtarl


The greatest need Of Texas Is a change
I'M The exemption laws of the state-a
change that win put every mar. ana
woman on an equal footing ami not
allow any ono exempt prgperiy above
certain value. Say 5000 on soOup. WHAT,
over the amount. an shogid be allowed
the same amount. ~ any kind Of property.
The state " Texas should not play "a
y0ritcs.
(Grapcvine Advocated
III The News would devote half the
space 10 creating o public sentiment III
favor Of hanging murdcrers that " docs
70 slandering the state. there would De
dozen or two legal hungings Nt the
three forks very soon. Try this remedy
for lawlcssuus, please.
C1ylcr Democrat Ileporter)
A perfect carnival of crime appears to
De raging ul over Texas now aud not
in Texas alone but throughout the United
States The reports in The newspapers
grow worse every day Il il absolutely
alarming and ~ the courts Of the coun-
Try do not come up boldly promptly
and enurgtically 20 the rescue, 1t is
impossible 30 predict the outcome IT
win require a good many hrst.clnss nang-
iurs to stop the epidemic of murder and
high crimes Of almost every sort. Gov
oruor HOgg needs TO strengthen his back
bone TO double is usual power and the
iuries of the country need TO get IN their
work regardless OF consequences.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
LANnEnr rNn0RsHp.

Galveston. Tex. Jun. i-l9pN
Galveston Typographical Union
monthly meeting today uuanlin1
dorsed Colonel WIN Lambert q
ton Post stan for the office " puaa
cr under the Cleveland admlnlslrtl
unions ut Little Rcck. Ark, Seeilif'
Houston and A,stln, Tex, hhif
and II n exnoctcd he win receive
d0rsement Of almost every illrt
union in the South and quite ~
influential ones IN the North.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
NOT A REYOLUTIONIsT

City of Mexico, Jan. 1-As r
the situation ON the Norhern g
General Estrada has sent q
here, saying he iH no revolutl0pls
still less allied with The bands I
rauders on the frontier
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
WALKING AROUND MN n

Honey Grove. Tex. Jua. III
cial)-Sw0rtz, the man who h
come famous through his pugq
walk around the world In fifteen
landed here and spent several NJ
Honey Grove. He is IN good
and is two days ahead OF lime
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
GnnnsnnncK NlArrEIs

GrOesheeck Tex, Jan.
Nearly AN the cotton IN thls
vicinity has been gathered, ~
bales have been received ~
lands hundreds of bales have VIZ.
account Of the heavy rams
weather.
H. G. Mcfarland has puwhasfa
stone New IRA and will Ake 'h'''
10th inst.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02

Thr only travelling persons. tnnlo on re.
maiv. ut present authorized 10 ryrrlys nnd
receipt GOV subscriptions fur tho Gaarttr
ares
~ n. n1rhce. a. IT,. Uowlpv.
vi, r. NurUlWan, W ~ l,nystpr
". ID NuCrudy. g. ~. Mlnnn
H. 49, buchanan D. H Uiuut
Tho public nre cautioned NOT tu nav money
~ nuy other poHona representing thcui-
solves nH Travelling AGENTS. of tnia phpor. M
ON authority heretofore lGsuUl tu any other
VOked.
Democrat Publishing Corpnpr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02

The people will watch he next loeis-
latnrc to locate the responsibility for %
failure 60 remedy the defects IN our
criminal laws should that occur They
want 10 know who ere the friends Of
fla criminal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02

Colonel d. a. Nunn says that DO has
gone into state OF suspended unima-
tou as far as politics are concerned
tucc tho election. This is reminder
Hut tb, colonels condition before
the election WIS that of animated sui-
f,.,,gt.o
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02

A pity Il IS that the new year should
bc fairly under way without a positive
assurance from the Dallas Ncws that
money invested n Texas VIII not be-
confarainh hy the "annrehlal..n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
Stockholders MEet,ss

bad shape but both teams plae,i
vim, and n marked improyror
noticed In Fort Worth's playEf
IL is very probable that an0l
between the same teams viii M
soon in Fort Worth.
FOLLOW ing Is the INST OF playen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
WEATHER. REPORT.

For The iwvnty-iour hours ending AZ n
a.. Jan. L lsD3i
Highest temperature. 90
lowest temperature. IA
Prevailing direction OF wind Nor.h
Amount Of rainfall. ..... nol
State Of wcntlec. fah,
Probable weather FOR tomorrow, Fair
\, NJ CLARKE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02

The Onfctte win aecliue hereafter 20
print communication whlch ara merely
expressive of the writer's opinions Fauts
~ ana interesting nature win be- printed,
hut comments viii noe 10 usod unless
specially collected
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02

It would BE fcry, very amusing II niI
the IIogg men should vote for Mills for
senator and an The Clark men should
vote for HoeG
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
FoR aALE


Two thousand Pounds Of Good BREWER BODY
llpa Ior Sale
THE GAZETTE has for sale 1000
pounds Of BREWER body typo, boon III
use only three morthsi good AZ now.
Wll Ne sold II lots Of 100 pounds and
more 10 suit purchasers
af|sIs.r
llere ID q postscript Tor mo eovornafs
inessnge which No bcioye resembles
something be has said before. Enforce
AZ may become neoessary 10 solicit
the assAiapce " MaAico Is ,hss,, tbs
border bandits within shooting distance
cl our tro8rh
Apeqkfr Crisp hiss not exactly q snr,
THUS fN geltleftioa, bel no nngmump
caH be inuud who Is willing u bot aey
acaeF o. The dark horse.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
ex1RA suNoAY pApERs.
Dealers ausi Send IN Tts6 Orders gs' Lalsr
Than Friday

Dciefs MtSi ocnl ~ thsN uIte'e W. saw
Than Friday.
Tho demand FOR Sunday Gnzcttea can
not possibly be 6iled unless newsdealers
send IN their orders by Friday night
cnch week The Gazette tries to pro-
vide FOR tho constant increase, but
finds itself unable to do 20 when dealers
reserve their orders until Saturday a
part u the big Sunday paper is printed
Friday night as even the big fast press
cannot do the work demanded by the
Sunday edition an IN one night
Send In your orders for extra Sunday
Gasettes not later than Friday night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
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