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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29
NEWS AND NOTES.

IT,. A -
a controversy has been gong On pc,
erland, In regard TO the slaughterlng OF
animals, The, Jews always 1a1 S ING ne
of an animal Oy DleeuluN, ne SWISS
Humane society prosecuted ,he iie1ieW
butchers for cruelty TO ahlinuls Inc Jaw
torhidding needless pam 10 animals was
enforced against them. lnnsinneh as
the Jews had q religious scruplc M the
subject II was considered a great hard
ship Hnd they appealed TO the country
for relief, but tho people sustained the
law ia overwhelming numbers,
In printed card Of regulations for
public information issued by the Wells
Fargo Express company in he early
conpnny will not be responsible for any
loss or damage occasioiled by fire, the
acts OF God or of Indians or any other
public enemies cf the government
Contact with Occidental civilization Il
having its luhucucc on the various pOten-
tates. The Mnharujah Of MysOre has
reCpntlv commanded II reform In the
infant marriages in his domain He has
10 tho approval Of the higher authors
ties, foriidding the marriage of girls
mnlnr eisht vSars Of age and bows undcr
fourteen IL Inns been the custom from
time immemorinl in India for children
IA stpp from the kiudereartcn into the
,rofr;moniol sfntc. and a change snri,
ns thet nroiected hy the Mnbaraiah Is
JeeideIlv In the nature OF a reform.
-
I. Il committed nv leading pbysioloqists
that since on,-ihird OF a SECOND suilices
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29
EXoIrEMENT'IN HoNoLuLu.


HONOLULU, Sept. 21.--Cvia San
Francisco, Sept. 2s.)--Great excitement
has been created here by the reports
that the United States would establish
protcctonte over Hawaii. and that an
election would be held.
The American colony announced they
would not be coereed into the farce of
an election which would give the native
element control over foreigners. The pub.
lie here is pleased with the appointment
of Minister Willis, hut the annexationists
criticize the appointment of ellis Mills
as consul-general, and the provisional
government has been considering the all
Visibility Of requesting the United States
70 recall Mills appointment He is Oh
lected to on account of the preferenc
tor the royalist cause he displayed 1vhila
here as Blounts secretary.
An official dispatch from Washington
states the Hawaiian legation there hns
been assured by Minister Blount md
Senator Morgan that some actian favor-
4nle 70 snnexation will be taken by the
The famous Sl,0000O0 suit Of Caorca
Siacr arlane against Claus Speckels In :
peen decided. The court denies the Ma
nhrianc accounting, but allows him a
pof''ou OF the land and improvements.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29
TEXAS SETTINGS.


The Throekmorton county jail Is nearing
completion.
Tie wntorworks plant now being put In
at SINNER will cost 5000
n w Riggs. resident OF Jefferson
since 1916. Is dead, aged GO years.
one. q, climbers ia reported on the
farm az q AZ. rcbols near SHERMAN.
MN. St. ...,,on. :, crovson
county, d,ed IN Tho ,nsane asylum at Ter.
ron vester1ov
,,.... 1000,
Xxx ~ a IT.. p'gs ,, "Sr S',r a, nran.
nam yestcrlnv.
', .,., 49,, ,,.,or o,.oo.e q,
.' Nu'nls', 'n' 90 80, unit,
mue'' - NV '''us ''"4
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Nensy '','e ,'"Ai.g" IS ,,s,.,,,on sam.
u''e ueyn n' .,,i " '''
pi'a' ~ ''' '"S
A new Stallion called koakes mas pe'h
established on the l. aud g. n FMlioiu'
between Dodge aud Phelps
The question Of the removal OF the county
seat from Helena to some railroad town as
being agitatel Ia karncs county
n Is claimed that $4,000 worth OF fruit
has been shipped from the Rio Grande
valley In Fl Paso county this season.
An alligator captured In the Nueces river
near Corpus Christi recently. measured u
feet ia length and weighed 500 pounds
nro caused ,v IN, ovnlos,on n, a l,mn
dcs,r,yed n,yis, confec,inn.rv ana Ntrs
Crtrao., ,,tu,r.r,. s,n,.. a. 1f,,,,o M In.
surnnce.
o,, .,.,,,.. 20 .,,., .,.,,,,,.,,r q, ,,o mon.
"e.,'' -, VI '4u 7'liNs' nr.',.,ast.n
., ~ t'', ,ts,',',,,,,,,..',
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Cotton thieves are annoying planters ~
Victoria county one farmer having loSl
nearly 800 pounds In one night IL WIS
carried from the held to wagons waiting
TO receive II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29
TaE sANrA rE vs. EMrLoYEs

TRINIDAD, Colo, Sept. 2s.-The
Wholesale prosecutions OF the Senta Fe
railroad against the employees. growing
out Of heavy elnbezzlcments OF freight
RE, in transit, have failed Though much
pf the stolen property was recovered and
pne Of the criminals, conductor named
cnotty had confessed, tho company cNsnld
not make the cases stick, tho Jury re-
fusdng TO uccept Crotty's evidence al
worth all Il appeared 10 he During all
the proceedings ClOtty has been kept
under guard to prevent his being lynchad
~ men whom he alleged to be thieves.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29
ABOUT PEOPLE.


II. NJ. Curtis, who retired recently
from the position of postmaster at New
castle, y. H., was the only postmaster
| the town ever had. He was appointed
when the office was established in lSOo.
The concluding paragraph Of the last
letter Lucy Hooper wrote TO the Phs1.
long been the Paris correspondent, IS
most pathetic. "And now, my kind and
patient readers She wrote, II must
stop and lay down the pen forever by
the time these lines appear the author
who has dictated them 10 her amanuen-
sis and dear daughter. Will be beyond
the stars. In January | would have Gel
ehrated my silver wedding with profess
siOnal literature. but the fates have de-
cfded it otherwise. and l must say fare
well.r Every one has been very
kind to me. and mine has been happy
life, but it is ended now. and, like Tiny
Tim in the Christmas Carol can only
say, God bless us eyeryonev This
letter, was written Aug. 20. Two days
later Mrs. Hooper was dead
Lizzie Borden and sister now live In
better part Of Fall River and are mod
estly enjoying some OF the comforts that
the daughters inheritance of good
sized estate from their murdered father
brings them. Neither of them has put
on mourning Both are opposed to its
use. They never escape disagreeable
scrutiny wherever they are known. A
trip TO Newport gave Lizzie a temporary
respite. She appears stouter and better
looking; but her sister, Emma, is nearly
broken down.
Forty years ago muatto boy of Cha
than county North Carolina, was sold
s.t. 81. tutnn "a Georgia..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29
WALTER [. MALONE.


Corsiconn Daily Light The Light, in
common with the entire press of the
country, received Intelligence of the
death OF Col. w. l.. Malone, editor and
motive power of the Fort Worth Gazette
for a number Of years. His devotion TO
Fort Worth and the great energy ne
displayed at all times. in making her
progress the, paramount issue, will make
his loss to that city irreparable.
Corsicann Courier Obscryer-In the
death Of Col. w. J.. Malone, managing
editor of The Gazette, which occurred
yesterday in Fort Worth, the press Ia ;
lost one of her shining marks aud tue
pioneer in Texas Journalism, he had as
many friends as. any member of The
press and was liked by all who Know
him. His life work has been for Tho
Gazette and Fort Worth; and Ike many
when called, his reward has been Hghf.
compared with, his time and ability spent
IN MS work. The C0urier-Ohscrver
mourns the loss Of this able journalist
and good man. and extends coincidence
to the afflicted.
sherman Daily Register Col. Walter
!. Malone, managing edtor and nresi.
dent OF The Fort Worth Gazette compnnv
dled NJ his home in Fort Worth ycster-
day afternoon. Col. Malone has Ind con.
troll Of The Gazette for years w. 80 ~
staunch friend Of Fort Worth nnd a
newspaper man of great abilitv M
death adds one more TO the long iist ~
energetic workers Fort Worth has Ins.
in the past year. 'o''
Marshall Messenger w 7. MI.
president OF the Democrat pubiisbin,,,
| COMPANY publishers Fort North Cagaft,,
died az his home IA Fort Worth yesferli y .
at l'lu ,. m, after an illness OK n ,,,,.Es
| lne Hazette loses GA able ANA ~ IN.
scienli9us worker. and the state - on Vpl W
her oldest and best newspaper men s VI
Galveston Evening Tnbpne. H.
Seath Of Walter l.. Malone M Fart lVo uie
SUNDAY the Profession Of ionrpaiisn, yiAil
los, one oil It's brightest lights. His d ~
VIII prove a severe shock To thoso ~ ~ = !
were near him professionally ami ~, VIZ
Gen taxing on will be- univ.rs,iiii..s s'.u NV,
usypS regretted. From fhe casa w
80, u..Nl ~ Snnr was the natural SION "A y
men hke w. L. Malone. Snrh I, st, y" ~ a
nVe binnenced or decided nv mer,s,, y =, -
INTERPRETATIONS ~, He loved Journalism s,,
w SaNs ut Journalism, and no nr,e.'.4
iuH was tde better for his ias,.tt ~, 49,
- IN ms death Fort Worth Ky" ~
V-W vi ncr hrAycSt chnmnio,,s ~, tvst
uaMSNehng frlend To rim Fort ~ ~
owes much, His counactio,, ~, worm
MazeNe ia the history Of tiet n,,,n Tue
ihf0ugh all It's yicissitnlns pnni,'al,"n.
nave bssn many and sever. wa tAfy
na''a Ok VI l. Malone guided is ati mar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29
DALLAS BUDGET.
a BRIGHT YOUNG sEwsp, Il.
MAN DEAp.
Boilermakers Quarrel Win s,.,...
Rcsults--A Fruit Dea.e, ~. !, -
Up-varicty Men Fio.aAo.. !
Budget.

DALLAS, Tex, Sept n-ls..,,,,
There is a faint howl Il ds ',,.,,..'
in this city caused BY sore ''' 'ss,.''
tive parsonage asking lfiAe ia ,' Sss,.
to the large institution buiI, ~ X \
public charity is not recorded /. N.
name of DR.. Buckner Eyerv w.,
there is an appeal for this Irsdts,.'
and the inquisitiye are asking 4 Is
good doctor should die Il the yslusll,
property would not pass into the Asaa,
of his heirs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29

The intimacy Of connection between
events apparently far apart in their
origin and effect is brought to mind by
probable complications in Kansas. The
recent rush to the Cherokee strip has
within its possibilities the mbtracting
OF a number of votes from the Republic
can strength in the Kansas legislature.
Among those who Joined in the rush
to the strip were three representatives in
the Kansas legislature, All of them
were fortunate to secure good claims.
In order to hold these claims, they must
make oath of their intention to immedi.
ately scttlo on and improve them. They
cannot then be citizens Of Kansas. and
dives,ing themselves of citizenship must,
it appears, yaoate their seats In the
legislature. All Of these representative.
We're Republicans. Their seats being
vacant will Of course establish the con-
trol Of the Populists IN the legislature
That however, will probably eount
for little now, as the legislature has
adjourned, and unless special session
should l'e called there Is nothing further
for 1t to do. But it shows now far
reaching our movements arc, and how
one turn may react upon another when
the throwing open 10 settlement Of III,
Cherokee strip can change the politics oi
u state legislature
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29
ANNOUNCEMENT.

At a meeting of the board Of directors
Of The Gazette company, held Thurs
day, September ~, the vacancy in the
board caused by the decease Of w, L..
Malone was filed by the election of Mrs.
NJ. II. Walton as director, f. g. seuter
was elected president and business man
ager, and Mrs. NJ. Il. Walton, vice-presi-
dent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29

Concessions on both sides must be
made before the Democratic factions in
tbis state can he brought together and
lbo marty unified An nrrce to TINT urop.
osiiion. But what concessions shall he
made by tho Uoeg Democrats and what
bv tbe CLARK Derooratsy There's ti,,.
,q,b Tho fo,loyprs of Covernor IIoge
claim ta,c regularity Of ,rgnriyntion md
n,a, nv n larrn .moi,r,tv Of tbc p,rty
u,oir ,c,i,n and tboir n,o,for,n Of min.
cip,os bnvc bcsn pnhrid Wbat bap.
i,1,e n,sv IN ,t,pIar f,r be SAX. Of
n,te,,,l,n9 rt,o Ct,rs D.nonrot, wont
on, ~ tbe n,rt, ~ fhoir free ,yn Lot
r,om ro,y ,ono hack and nothinc mn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29
FosrERs LOCAL. ronEoAsr.

The storm wave Will reach this merid-
Ian, and the other changes noted will oc-
cur and within 100 miles of Forth
Worth, within twenty-fonr hours Of sun
set Of the dates given below:
g--LOolcr aud clearing.
3O--E'air aud coel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29
VARIETY MEN FIND.

Joe Mills, j. d, Andrews, jim Bra
and Emmett Ayres, variety nen W..
fined $50 each this morning for selln|
beer in violation of The city ordinances
A test case was agreed upon. which II
be taken to Tyler Monday and subml
ted to the court OF criminal appeals. III
assistant attorney-general vii be aske
to advance the case on the docket an
prosecution by the local authorizes slA
cease until the appeal case has been q
posed of.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29
EDGAR WILLIAMS DEAD.

Edgar Williams, a reporter On Il.
staff of The Star died this morning M
internent followed this evening MI
Hams was born in Olhey, In. Ia M
and came to Dallas in 1850. Hi fitbs
and five brothers are well.known N
reputable printers. Deceased Va, /,
popular young fellow with excertllni
habits and a clever writer. The iussa
was under the auspices Of The ND
graphical Union Of this city. Of Viii
organization Williams. in lis Eiaira
was. an active member COngasn u
the brain killed him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29
spIRlruALIsTs N sEls.'

CHICAGO, H., Sept, 2s- u q, Z,
Convention 81 spirlta9lI' ,.,,' " Z * I
order today in the big ila'l s.i'2
discuss matters Of general s .,''l'l "a
oaicers were selected & Rn
manent chairman, II r
Vnrt: vice-president, e. X bli'
Michigan; secretary,
Paul.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29
VISITORS 10 cn1cAoo

who want 10 Keep M with Texas news
vii Ind the Daily Gazette on sale a. the
following piRcrs;
Grand petite hotel news stand.
Palmer House news stand
Leland nptei news stand.
Auditorium cigar and news stand.
H1iei Hc.;ato news stnnd.
Wells u. STEERS, $50 State street.
Hotel Hayden i52 and 154 Thiry-slxth
street.
Texas Building. Jackson para.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29

senator wolcott appears 20 look upon
it is an uncomfortable hardship that the
senate should have TO meet at IL o'clock
in the morning And 1t is, too. No man
who has been up with the boys can fairly
get the fur of his tongue before noon
and in that condition he Is not fit for busi-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29

cheek. She was too surprised TO remm-
strate, and before the others had recover.
Ell their self-posse ssion three bad submit
ted passifely to the same pleasing eere-
tunilnI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29

TO the present. The Gazette viii miss
this guiding liahd. W l.. Malone was a
native Of Alabama and wis % years
Old. In 1861 he enlisted in the Twentieth
Mississippi. Confederate service In 1878
he was proprietor of the Dallns Herald
He became manager Of The Gazette in
1881. He was Mason, an Elk and a
knight of Honor His funeral yesterday
despite the inclemt Mt weather, WAS one Of
ihr largest ever seen in that city. Peace
TO lis ashes.
Gainesville Hcsperian. In the death Of
Colonel w. J.. Malone, managing editor OF
The. Gazette, Fort Worth has lost one OF
her best friends and Texas one of her
best citizens Colonel Malone was use
full man. good mnn and q man OF more
than ordinary ability His abors in
Texas have been mostly Connected with
The Gazette, and 1t was there that be
was best known. Fort Worth viii miss
him and Texas will miss him. Peace TO
his memory.
Brenlinm Banner In the death Of
Col. w. J.. Malone of the Fort Worth
Gazette. Texas loses one Of her most
able journalists. one who, AS Inc "a,
zette says was original, yet respeerN
precedenis; bold. yet careful of the feel''
iurs of every constituent; progressive
but never forgetting the old In ms en-
thusiasm for the new; and most always
a sympathi2er with the MASSES.
Tyler Democrat and Reporter: The
Fort Worth Gazette of yesterday 10th
inst) came to US In mourning. on account
Of the death of Col. w. j.. Malone,
president Of The Gazette. Publishing
company Not in many ycars has there
been lost from the ranks of Texas jour
nalism better, an ADLER or a more use
ful member, and his nntimely passing
away VIII be felt by the press of the
state everywhere. Col Malone was
practical printer, having worked in every
departineiy of the business from devil
IN, and WAS more than ordinarily eihc-
lent In all. With all the brethren of the
craft we join hands to close up the gap
made by tine fall of our IGNORED com
rade and with them drop tear of sym
pathy and coincidence for those whom
he has left behind to mourn his loss.
Peace to lis ashes and rest to his soul.
Victoria Times: The death of Col. w.
J.. Malone, managing editor of the Fort
Worth Gazette. occurred in that city
Sunday, the sad news of which has been
flashed over the wires to nearly every
daily paper in the South. Col. Malone
was a brilliant writer. most successful
business man, and by his efficient work
and gentle ways had gained the conf
dence of the whole people with whom
he was acquainted, and was u general
favOrte with the newspaper men of
Texas, who deeply regret TO hear that
his soul has taken its flight to the mystic
shore. Peace TO his ashes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29
THE LONDON NEWS coNsrRucrIoN

LONDON, Sept 2s.-The Daily Nsurs
eays M Inference from Gladstone's snee'.h
H. Es,nhnDprgh Is that the house OF lords
popular VIII. -" wv " we
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"Add o more TO my uaily oraer'"-
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add more daily TO my order.v--
Gazette stophenviiic agency
Gazette Ardmore AGENCY
-
you May add o moro to my daily
order."-Gazette Granbury agency.
"You must edd 10 more daily TO
order."-Gazette Vernon agency
add 10 TO my order'"-Ga1etto
Dallas agency
Add IL daiy."-Gazette Gaines
VILE agency
PLEASE add 10 more daily."-Ga-
aette Gainesville agency
Add 10 daily to my order."-Ga-
ze''e ou"oeh agency.
nuu 90 ua'ly 10 or''er' = ""Ae'''
's ''s" "s NY
"You must add more daiIy."-Ga.
zette wcatherford agency.
add 10 daily to ordor."-Gazctte
Taylor agency.
add 10 to my order daily."-Ga-
zette Brownwood agency.
add b daiiy."-Gazette Itaska
agency
coiou,a,, s
naird agency.
- u 49,. ~ uA,'y 80 my 'rue
@s''' ''" :, se"os,
cau uu ~ ,, unore u',g 20 my 'ru'r
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: uany 10 my orueF''-oA-
49, 'Ssp Os9uoy'
add q 20 my order."-Gazetto
Holland Agency
add to my rder."-Gazette
'SeAsS,
add . TO my order."-Gazette
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add 10 10 my order."-Gazette
~ "''' ''"s.
add o TO my order,"-G Gazette
"'''" "senoS
"Add Is 20 my order.--oazette
Iempie agency
..od = no,o - -, a.,.., ~.
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"Add 10 daily 20 humber coming
here."-Gazette's Grandview agency.
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add as daily TO my order."-Ga.
Ecttc's jefferson agency.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.

TEAAN MD IAIIFIU,
Arrive. Eastbounl. Leave.
No. 2 daily ..... 500 q m
Cos , m....... No = dqlly...... .0;lj ? ~
..... No. . dally..... b:20 m
.....N0, 3 dang. 1888 a N
......No, 10 duliy...... 4:lO . M
westboun1
TOO me-. NO. daily....
$50 4 m....., No. daily -. D:O5 N
$50 in.a...NU. dnily.,,
ioi3O y m,,....No, daily.....,
Texas and Pacific trains No. . and o
only stop at TexaTkauh, ~. U. Junction.
Atlanta, Jefferson Murahnl. ls0ngviow
function. Zig Sandy. Mlneoln. Wills Point
Terrell Forney East Dallas, Dallas aud
Fort Worth.
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Is moi one Of organization, but which is
the RIGHT organization
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MORE sMALlros'

"a n.
NEW YORK, sept. y r.. & q
health discovered fwS ~, y, ~
smallpox and remove. ~ ~ Z
Nnrth Brothers islal Islam s,.,
ir,,n tile disease we,p
from Riverside Hospital
DECLARED = D'',i|
NEW YORK, Sept
Telegraph company na1 ~
teriy dividend of ? II ~
Mr.. John Onion q 49,
name changed 10 vtisl ~
estly averse to prossN1
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Tie only travelling persons. male or fe--
receipt for subscriptions for The Gazette
j. d, oarwile, II. II, Denton.
j, II. Barhes X. Hedges.
J. u Hdcnanah j. l.. Crowley.
W. n. R0ysier. W. g.. Day.
Tenrby Poster, ]. n. Ptice
=, D. McCreidy. !. j. Rothussnn.
w. u. FoOte. q. A. Read,
Fred Gnlhraith. J. H. Bland,
o. l.. Walker, O. r. Bewley.
Mnrrav. Gco. q.
The public are cautioned not to pay money
90 any other persons repsescniing them.
eeivea rs travelling agents Of this paperi a.
all authority heretofore issued 10 any other
persons than those named Is hereby re-
yoked Gazette COMPANY.
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Fairfield Recorder: None of the large
morning dailies of Texas sem to be in
creasing in subscriptions like the Fort
Worth Gazette is. The Gazette Is again
on the side of the common people, and If
it, remains so, 1t will merit a good recep-
ton at their hands May it continue 10
tsrnyxs
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add 55 daily 10 order."-Ga.
zette's weatherford agency.
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800 p m. .4h street. No. 81.
ma. 81, iih street. 800 a IN
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THE GAZETTE.

Cameron Gazette: The Fort Worth
Gazette contained sixteen pages last Sun
day. and the only complaint any one
could make against 1t is, the amount of
reading matter was too much for one day
which, of course, necessitated 1t being
read on the insiallment plan.
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add is more TO my daily order"
-Gazettc Arlington agency.
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"Add 10 TO my order daily."-Ga-
zettc WINS Point agency.
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add 10 daily 70 my order Ga
zettc Greenyille agency.
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The following increases have been
received from Is. y. Sprinkle, city
cirouiator, since sept, I2.i
Add 10 20 my order.
Add d3 90 my order.
Add 20 20 my order.
Add 23 to my order.
Add 10 to my order.
Add 20 10 my order
Add ~ 10 my order.
Add % 20 my order.
Add & 10 my order.
Add O3 to my order.
Add 20 10 my order.
Ada % to my order.
Add fl TO my order.
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add SO daily TO my order.n--Ga-
zctte's stephcnvillc agency.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
-. - .,aa,v ono IS 90
NM anj snndsy eix months. .......4 "
Daily aud Sunday, three months.
Daily and Sunday, one mouth. ......s %
The sunday Gazette 40 10 "a pages q, no
one year ..........ss... .s.Fss-.s-. ~
The stini-weekly GdEeiie two papers az
Ditiv deiiver.i by carriers in the city
AMI an towns and cities where there are
local agents. IS cents week, or 70 cents
per month.
Remit by bank draft. express OF money
order. DO not send individul check'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29

"The Dallas News Is gradually Civ
ing place 10 the Gazette here."--Ga.
zette Emory agency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29

"Add o 20 my order.'-Gazette
PauI's Valley q. IT, agency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29

add 40 daily TO my order."-Ga'
zette Vernon Agency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29

add . more to my daily order."-
Gazette Decatur agency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29

"Add Q to my order."-Gazette
Grapevine agency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-29

add more daily to my order.p--
Gazette stophenville agency.