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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mrs. Astor never pays less than $50 for
pair uf shoes.
senator Smith Of New Jersey. II nearly
seven feet high and his gray hhir Is
ntting crown 90 the guudnuturad face
beneath 10.
Tho queen Of Italy seldom appears In
hul anu her bounpts are small and close
hitting. Her earrings are usually pearls OF
enormous szc with diamond tops.
Gossip las it that Queen Victoria win
leave Doe bulk of her wealth. estimated ut
S2'O'ouuo, TO thc duke VI tunnHught and
iIinrrs' beatucc. leaving the prince OF
wales ont in the cold
Auenst Emma. the young Danish composer,
WHO huH been having "a brilliant success
10 Berlin, lH the son ui % shoemaker ana
was Mu4clr brought uD tu mo bench ne
hns produced several works
The Countess Gle Nurasol, Miss Eta
Hughes ana lrnulclu Paula who are re-
artctnvy the Spanish English aud Aus-
uinn gOYcrncsses or thp infiutus ~ Spain.
home iu the royal household.
Miss IcssamluC Hurte daughter OF Bret
llnrtr IA % tail aud handsome young lady.
Win fair curling hair ana dark eyes, ana
love Of character study and To share his
happy methods OF expression.
W. Godefroy Cnvaignuc, who has recently
risen into prominence m the French cham
Der of deputies through speech on the
Panama scandal, Cos "a reserved cautious
nnd even unpopular sort OF man. Like
NtA' ~ 'Ai A'N A' 80 To 'lNh iuhlHtNl ~
profession.
Perry VIII have rival In arctic cxplora-
ton thls coming summer I'm Frederick
Jackson. who takes % British party up TO
Franz Joseph Land and Who thinks he
VIII there have land up to the Sith parallel
OF latitude, possibly further. Thence he
proposes To proceed IA dog sledgcs
Gordon Mckay who has announced his
intention or leaving tile great fortune which
his shoe machines have brought him to
Harvard university " snid, While a ma.
chuist Ia tie employ OF the Boston and
Muiuc Ruilrpul company to have once
estimated AfUrc its construction within
ten pounds OF what locomotive weighed
when completed and with coal, water and
men ou board.
Tho squadron which Russia A. Co send 10
our naval parade wlll eul ut Chcrhourg or
Etcst u compliment 10 the Frcuch
guNsruMcng Uud the shps urp also 90 visit
Else duke of Edinburgh no ppvonport The
squadron win hr really commanded hy
Animal Euvndon. but % rs to Zoe months
ully mlCr tlc command or Grand Duke
Alexis, lord hlgh admiral of ltissiui aud
among ihe officers win hp Grand Duke
Alexander MicnNcovtch, who b. betrothcd
Up Grand Duchess Aeulc eldest daughter
Of the ezar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14

steadily marching at his own pace to II
prosperity unparalleled IA the history OF
agricultural venture. He has fertile lands,
genial climate aud the markets OF the
world knocking NJ his door begging 90 be
supplied. He " today freer from debt than
is The farmer Of any other country. True,
there may be found, here and there, some
thnfucss fellow, a compound Of laZiness
uud bad management, whose financial con-
diti0n is not Inspiring But considering the
fact TINT for one hundred years America
has been the dumping ground Of the re-
fuse of nll Europe, 70 would he surprising
thrftlcss drunc there are O hundred thrifty
farmers whose good management IS max
ing thcm lords OF creation In verify.
a long residence and Intimate ucqunln-
tuu'cSmp enables me 20 speak intellgeuty
of Texas No well managed Investment
company has ever lost a 1.-THE Of its income
in Texas Titles TO land are aB secure here
as In other countries and instances are
rare where accepted by an Intelligent nt-
torncy that they are ever successfully con-
tested
with bricf glance No the closing para
graph " Mr.. bmtlands screcd / close.
He announces that "'Ihe American farmer
IL sick unto death" Mr. Maitland Is cyi-
contact with the patient e limited 20 feel
Ing the pulse through bed cover.
/ present these few remarks In no spirit
uf captiuusuesa, but simply TO substnutintc
by easily obtaining facts the utter incor-
rcctncss OF Mr.. Maitlands claim that here
IN the Uuultod States has begun "'rhe
Ruin Of the American Farmer"
n. NJ. CLARKE, A.. B.
Fort Worth, March -, 1893.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
TEXAS STRINGS.

Forty-two cars OF merchandise were re-
ceiycd at Bowie last week,
The Chuircss star soys the Panhandle
wheat crops this season win surprise the
world,
A fom-legged rooster IS among Breoken-
ridges cuuusltiog,
Work ON the now Baptist church az
Paris has, for some unknown reason, been
suspended.
The young men OF Paris are organizing
gymnasium.
John Humbclt, aged 10 Is IN the Paris
JAZZ charged with selling whisky IN the
Indian Territory,
Fruit crop prospects In Smith county are
Al lIeuuctta, bird Williams, aged 10,
WIS seriously injured while unloading lum-
hcr from % cur.
The whcUt acreage In Nolan county Is
larger than ever hciorc hnowA
The farmers Ina the vicinity OF McDnde
WILL in aug probability Increase the cotton
acreage thi8 year,
Thomas Johnson am old ana respected
citizen OF Galveston hccnmc violently Insane
while confined la u hospital ut that plncD,
y. A. Jucobs. am IN paso clothing mer-
chant hicl % decd of trust ior the benefit
OF his creditors.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14

1T acres. being the Leigh Oldham and
the George w, Main surveys, about IL
miles south Of Fort Worth. Price, 1880
per acre.
"A acres out Of the Hiram Little survey,
about 10 miles south of Fort Worth.
Price, $4,000,
20 acres out Of the west one-half Of the
j, n. Ellis survey, 1-2 miles south Of
the courthouse, Plated into streets and
105 lots oOk1Os feet each. Price, s. lin
quirel
0 Is acres out Of the east half OF the
]. n. Ellis survey. Plated and known
as South View Addition. Price, s. Qn-
Quirel
1900 acres. 1-3 miles northwest of
Fort Worth, all fenced and partly In
cultivation, Price $500 per acre
Fort Worth, on the Mansfield road aud
II. & T. Q. II, II. Price $3.50 per
acre.
go acres, miles west Of Fort Worth.
The Trinity river runs through one corner
Of this tract, Price,S11.o0 per acre.
Lots ., g. Z, 5, 10, IA, 10, e. 10 In block
81, City of Fort Worth being the north
half Of the block, and fronting 100 feet
on Houston, 100 feet on Min street and
200 feet on Fifth streets. win sell all
together 5OxlOO feet on corners. or other-
wise, as desired. For prices inquire at
our Office.
West onc-half block 2S fuckers addition
10 the city Of Fort Worth, being 2OOx3i5
feet Of ground Qess 90x1l5 feet sold)
Good SIoom house, stable, orchard and
two good wells. Price S10OOOOO.
Lots z, . and II, In block A. McAnulty
q Neshitt.s subdivision OF block 10,
Fields addition 10 Fort Worth, within
100 feet Of Magnolia avenue, on which
runs the Belt Line of the City Street
Railway. Price. $4,000
Lots ~ and 10, Ia block 4, AIcAnulty
81 Nesbilts subdivision Of block 10
Fields addition to Fort Worth. 100x1O0
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
coMMrMonAr1yr rpIr1oN.

For some weeks past The Gazette
has been preparing TO issue commem-
oratiyc edition about March 10. Parties
desiring advertisements In this edition
or extra copies thereof, can hand their
orders to Mr.. c. w. Wilson or to Mr. J.
w. Buchanan. or leave them at the
business Office
This edition is commended 10 all who
wish to send abroad a paper that will
creditably reflect the standing. growth
and progress Of Fort Worth as the COM
ing city Of the Southwest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
LooKINo AurAD

II Is reported Tint Lutuen and Car.
Isle. who are under sentence OF death
al Dcnison, now say thoy are going 90
heaven. Murdorors concr In the Ce-
lestial city must be full IT such oxpectn-
tions urc realized, and unless those men
are mistaken about their salvation. there
win be some parts Of the New Jerusalem
very undesirable az a place Of residence.
Tho instance of the thief on Che cross
IS cited in favor OF the position thar
they so thcrc, but he was only thief
and was pardoned under peculiar cir.
cumstanccs. Men who are hanged as
unht for the society Of mon. would be-
uncongenial companions to angels. and
the moral atmosphere would be very op.
preasive to themselves Not that II is
impossible, but that il m highly improb-
ablo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
ONE OF KATE FIELDS GRIEV-
ANCES

] cannot afford 20 hire a boy 20 stamp
my letters. | have to stamp them my
self, hence a naturally sweet DISPOSE
ton is being wrecked that wretched
and miscrocsopic Columbus may land his
crew on every envelope / address, cover
ing its surface like a plague of locusts.
| would ask no further punishment for
congress than that its members should be
obliged 10 earn a days salary by stamp
ing instead Of franking their own letters
aud pamphlets. Before the hour of lunch
arrived there would not be hair left on
any honorable members head, except.
perhaps, Senator Walthalrs and Con-
gresham w. q. T.. Brecknridge's.-
Washington.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
Stun ENDS or THOUGHT.

Church singing IS the gravy to the ser.
mon. '''
4 Sigh Is the efferyescpnce OF sorrovy
a Kiss Is a Lon gungu 10 itself
Tho nrettiest women are rarely the prat.
ticst wives my
A bird would sing inst tho son,, 70 NJ
body heard ID. - Nv
Icvcr'y aud sin are partners.
chemical analysis does not show tbe
tears In n pint NJ whisky.
Worry is u tncl, in our shoe.
lhSres Grape ON the door OF tho whole
10 hey call L white he because the
art shows on Il SO easily.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
TEXAS TURNED LOOSE.

The Methodist church at Granhury is
undergoing repairs
AN opera house win ho built nt Cuero,
The l0pusts OF Enuis are talking new
church.
Tho Boptsts of Florence win erect q
new church
Work win shortly commence ON new
$1,000 Christian church no Hubbard city.
A new public school building Is under
construction at Culp, nm county.
Nowlln wants % -four min,
About thirty business and dwelling houses
are under construction 40 sherman,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14

foot south front On Nigs.
which INNS the Ben n, "a.
Electric Street Railway M.
Lots l and 3, hloel RI 8,
Nesbitt's sub.divisies, y tA
aSdltion 10 Fort NoIA &.
east front on Colles, AZ, ~
from the City Blec'f's ~ NJ,
Ta.. ( and :. bloss AZ,
Nesbitt's sub-diNsi99,Si 3 l5s
aJdition 10 Fort y il,.i a
esst front, within ol ~ s
Electric Car Lane. r,rG
Tot Iot G block Z, "a. 3! Z
1ao lei on the norile J, v B
ION and First slrss ~. I. ~
story brick storenop. l1g
he tt Crawford Drys''@
$50. 10000. ..,,sa
l.Ot ana li,t afr0li ~. ~
Of DIDO bIopE ID cois
4 south half LEI ss,.'.,,e IA
.o ,,9s front, good s ~, g,e ~ 4
stable, known ''
pr,ce S2O)0.W p,,.t 1 w
lot Lots : IS oi,s Woal
q qi'iVA p right q
Jennings n aSsuns. ~
lot LAX bod
H tba i. & p +, (, NJ. 81
hack north 100 ie' VA
5000 90 p,r lo
ats 1. 2. x 3 Y, iIdi
Noodle & Eyaa1, l.ia
- NIX William
car Line Fslss' ,isf
Als0 nnmsi M
adjoining ana 'slnsl
we ssill give il' 10
cation .hsnra
Subject %
out notice,
-.4sra" N' a"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
A WARNING no tREE.suHEUrrEs
Cwoshington Dispatch In 81. Louis Re
publcJ

Cwoshlngton Dispatch In 81. Louis re
pubicJ
Mr.. Clpvelnnds particular friends I'm the
senate, II not turned down exactly are by
no means being u adc conspicuous or put
no the front Ia the new organization. On
the contrary, the information lrst given
la these dispatches that no Democrat who
was not In favor of the free coinage Of
silver would be put on the finance commit
tee o. being rigilly adhered to-
Mr.. Cleveland Is taking note OF this, and
OF course. 80 are his officers and q Is not
at an improbable that there may DO a
very interesting contest between the eNecu-
tive and the senate later ON, MIR. Clevc.
land Is opposed To the free coinage Of
silver, and the chances are that the next
congress win promptly pass frce coinage
hlll, Then VIII come the fight TO pass the
measure over the veto,
In the meantime hints are sim In circula-
ton that Mr.. cleveland will use the pat
ruuUge 10 sustain bis policy and that menu
hcrs NJ the house and senators who were
opposed 90 his policy win not be rccoguiz-
cd in the distribution " offices, but on
tho contrary, that men OF strength In
choir districts win be encouraged to come
uut against them for congress aud Will
receive the backing Of the administration
This statement ia not authoritative. but
there Is no doubt that II comes from u
very straight source and that cabinet utli-
GERS have made statements within twelve
hours,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
AspENs SILVER QrHi

Aspen. Colo. March i3-a y.
yer Queen built at q ~ 4
the work Of the artists
mineral donated BY DE
city, win he formally gl' M
CITY about Math y
Messrs. johnson and AsSe.
today and left for PaeslA
will make the sane ssaal
nj once. Governor Iale
state officers were today WV. Y. ,
vitation by the mayor z % !.
committee in charge q " v VI
will be shipped from lieR y
cago April l.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14

Missouri aud fifteen years later he re-
moved 10 Cheyenne building its FIRST
house and 0pening b grocery When
the railroad was built through Cheyenne.
however, lac went with It TO Evanston
his present home, thriving town near
the Utah line. He pOsscssos a good edu.
cation, which as well as his property.
which is considerable he acquired by his
own eXertion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
Aess AZ wHloA MEN MARRY.
Artisans Take the Plunge Early IN Lie Pro.
lesslOnal Men al About so

Statistics show TINT a law OF chano.
governs ia The vast majority OF cases nv,
@svs ny which men marry who are en-
Ahn artisans take unto themselves w.,
W an earlier age than those yybose 49, 49,,
uons are ol a more intellectual tinS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
nm rnInE oT TENAs.


The Fort Worth FCncihles worn the
pride of an Texans aud admired by the
iair sex from ell states, The FcncthlS
represented the state and deserve all the
praise Texans can shower upon THIS hodN
~ Young men, Their soldlcriy appearance
and military hearlng ln the parade brought
forth cheers upon cheers as they marched
down tho avenue
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14

France says that crlnelinc ana hoors
shall come IN, England aud Germany say
they sdall not. and ihc newspapers OF these
countries have taken up The Tight are
we on the eve Of another European war;
Towns and people that believe capital
and railroads are bound TO come to them
sometimes discover their mistake. Vide
Dallas and the Cotton Belt, and vide Fort
Worth and the Rock Island
Indiscriminate criticism Of everything
done by the majority IN the legislature Is
one way the Dallas News has Of uncorking
its Inherited and growing malice against
the Democratic party.
Two new planets were discovered last
week. Since that little incident ut Wash.
ington. March 8. the heavenly bodies are
not ashamed 20 be scen IN close company
with the earth.
Journalists Lamont. Smith nnd Morton
got into the cabinet Just barely ahead Of
the announcement that newspaper men.
viii have to 20 hungry for the next four
years
There IS more avolrdupols NJ the head Of
the government now than ever before In
the history Of the United states. Anti
fat remedies win become unpopular
Dallas offers free right Of way FOR the
Rock island road VIII Fort Worth ALLOW
its suburban places TO exceed II In enter
prise and public spirit.
The mugwumps who declared before the
election that Mr. Cleveland would do ns
hc pleased are astouishod that hc should
now decline 10 DO as thoy please.
Thank Heaven, Fort Worth doesn't need
uuy more railroads II IL did the loss OF
the Rock Island would be- q fatal Jay B
work
III the mountain refuses 10 come to Mo-
BANNED. then Mohnmcd bad better 80 to
the mountain.
Executor Handy got out OF the news
paper business just m time TO escape the
prescription.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
A cRRnIr 10 THn MErnoroLIs.

Last Sundays Fort Worth ga.
zette was certainly credit 70 tho
eomlng metropolis 81 'rexnk~ Fort
Worth, hut sinl The Gazette ls ~
far hettcr metropolitan ioaruai than ms
patronage demands
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
A INIT FROM THE ENEMY
Isl Louis Glohs. Dpmaerarl

When Texas reduces hor Democratic
plnrallues lOOWQ Or lhn.OuO sin will be
roeoEnized Pr Democratic presidents when
uinces are given out The plan o. onsy 10
Hhe doesn't gct as many oiliVes as she
wants.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
ENCEIs THNNI All.

The Font Worth Gazette az Iost srpao.,,
issue IS on our exchange table ana nor
MlhslanQing The combined clfortg of tbe
gllvrmt doilies 10 excel Ia preparing N
we are frank 10 say, The Gazette rxrril5
them AN VNNehs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
A. @. BEcKwlTEI.

Among the Now
faces in the United
States senate will
be that of A. O..
Beckwith of Wyo-
oming. He was np-
pointed by Cover
nor Osborne. az The
legislature failed 10
elect before adj.
iourning. He is 90
years Of age aud a
mtiye of New York.
Ills 10Th wear
found him with a
nnrfw af fw,uv.,... l..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
!. .2l|;|

they were soon weary and lsi
books. So it viii be with 2,
Ecclesiastes, which thsl hog
and about which | have q
pains. An is acceptable unl
brains be satisfied; ailgiA.h
familiar things lie and ss,i AZ
Luther.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
a suaaEsIIoN wonrn noIl.Ans

The mnn WHO stays In Texas ana hncsto,
down 90 business foe the next fonr v,ers
VIII DC hr alload OF The AVERAGE oaice
holuer az the expiration OF thar time
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
TRolI AI.rRrD no OMAHA

iNHrn central INNNhl
The Fort Worth Gazette Of last sunday
WAS a twonty-folrpgRe paper, nnh thor
uughly gu0d newspaper trom Alfred 70
GUIANA.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
NEVER SATISFIED WITH THE
WORK DONE.

Before translated the New Testament
out of the Greek all longed after IL; when
u was done their longing lasted scarce
of Moses; when translated these. they
had enough in short time. After that
they would have the Psalms; of these
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
A REPUBLICAN, OPINION.
tst.t... 1,.,,.,,...,....

II L be true. ns liuck klg0rp SAYS. thaf
ne WINS heaign for she McXican mission ry
senator Mills, then the lnyier deserves
morc cr,Ilt than ubually attaches u us
gSseeedings,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
rosrrns LoCAL FoRECAsrs.

TOSTEKS LOCAL FUKEUASIb.
The Storm waves will reach this meri.
occur at and within 100 miles Of Fort
Worth within "a hours before or after
sunset Of the dctes given below.
Mar. - Moderating.
Mar. 13.-Wormer.
Mar. 1A--Storm wave on this meri-
dian.
Mar. 15.-Wind changing.
Mar. 16.-CoOler and clearer.
Mar. 17.-Fnir and cool
Mar. 49, MOderating
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
rnE rnxAs INAuouaAl nAiI.

Our cartoonist has caught the idea
and Well expresses t.
In Jhc merry dance Of Texas cities
there i've types Of business partners.
cotton, grain, cattle, sheep, hogs and
railroads.
Waco, Dallas and Houston have sur
rendered their programmes 90 representa-
tys Of one Of these types cotton San
Antonio contents itself with slow aud
languid music 10 the embrace Of a
weather beaten raul
Fort Worth, and Fort Worth only,
lances with them all.
Fort Worth Is the belle Of the ball.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14

The Junior senator from Texas has hcon
credited, - far with the defeat Of Cubor.
son for ihe cabinet asa ct lSilgore Tor
the MeAlcnn mission, and Mr. Dudley Noo-
ZEN states Clint ne Abandoned his candldn-
80 gqr 4 foreign mission because neither
81 the Texas seliators would endorse HIM.
Az tas rate seuaior aiils win soon have
reputation for uhlqpliousness equal 10
tllas y Nv late colone leass Jamos.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
on NO sriN


tNA1 Altohto iAlhNesN
The big woras ~ Cleyelauds inaugural
have alfcifly taken thclr place ON tne
"phut gally ~ the 'GaYeston'bmias news.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
oID ms Ask 'WHAT VIII )


The appearance Of Farmer shaw w wv,
cuitnn forfcutiu az Ansun WAS a sishal
tgg & reeess aad OrNaG Tor ifesh err
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14

Scientists are alarmed because OF tho ac.
cuumlauon OF ice az the North Pole ANA
fcnr that the earth win IN limo Zoe over
balanced. II may become necessary Tor
Apostle Brann 90 50 little nearer To tho
sonlh Pole Do nre.crvn lhe nanMLhrIum.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14

fndiscriminate criticism Of everything
done by the majority IN the legislature Is
one way the Dallas News has Of uncorking
Ia Inherited and growing malice against
the Democratic marty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14

II the assertion, SO often made, "a true
that patronage 81 GA obstacle Instead of ana
aid, President Cleveland should distribute
the most Of the oalccs "a tho states so
largely Democratic that there Is no danger
% lno panty hnIng crlnnlol ~ Lhnm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14

Two new planets were discovered last
week. Since that little incident ut Wash
ington. March Q, the heavenly bodies are
not ashamed 20 be seen In close company
with the earth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14

Dallas rendered the right OF way through
its municipal limits 10 tho Rock Island,
Uul Fort Worth asked $4,000 for It,
which goes TO show that real estate Is
more highly appreciated In Fort Worth
than Ia Dallas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14

Journalists Lamont. Smith end Morton
got into the cabinet Just barely ahead Of
the announcement that newspaper mon.
viii have to 20 hungry for the next four
Years
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14

Towns and people that believe capital
and railroads are bound TO come to them
sometimes discover their mistake. vide
Dallas and the Cotton Belt. and vide Fort
Worth and the Rock Island
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14

Franco saws that crincllnc and hoors
shall come IN. England aud Germany say
they shall not. and ihc newspapers OF these
countries have taken up The Tight are
we on the eve OF another European war;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14

The Information comes pretty straight
thut newspaper mon viii get no postotGccs
under the new administration Air. Glove
lnud evidently thinks chat tho cumpmgn
81 education % or more importance TO the
country than an A 1 postal service.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14

syndicate OF capitalists have Just pur-
chased 5000 acres of land In FlorIIa
lying north OF the Pensacola and Atlantic
railroad. 1ho price paid was 100000.
which o. 90 the rate OF $3.50 Ter acre.
The syndicate proposes development or
thrir purchase on large s,ulc. ihp t'm-
L'r IanuI wil h' O. ii-.d Tor th' lmbpr
Due the balance viii hc colouish HON
sweden aud Germany. Tobacco seems 10
have become the staple crop OF that soiL
VIM" stock'brrcdins viii also boz introduced
fruitsrowing too viii play lts part
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14

An Indianlan says that Secretary Gresham
viii NOT be ughtaccd IN the conduct OF
the business Of his oiice This Is rcassnr
ing Lot MS have no tightlaclng under q
Democrats administration. Lot the country
have a chance 20 breathe freely.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14

The coming OF the Rock Island road
would have brought capital and population
TO Fort Worth, appreciated the yalJo of
read estate and, possibly, have given the
city railroad shops But 10 Is encouraging
20 know that Fort Worth doesn't need
capital people and shops. Fort Worth has
lot a bird go