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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
CONDENSED NEWS.

Playing duel. Willie LOWS. aged 10,
of Miles, o.. shot Ia the bend Willie
Harper aged 70. who viii die.
Mexican hrguuds murdered Albert
Gueucy. an American, near Opio. and
pursuprs captured and shot two ut them
The suit for 100000 by the Adams
Express company ggulust Olnpp spoon.
rr, ut bridgeport Conn, is being settled
out of court.
Masked mooushucrs near Admission.
Ala. whipped c. w. Cotton aud SON,
supposed mlormrrs, and shot Mrs. Cot
ton iu the kurc.
Foraker men I'm Ohio are thought to
hc planning raid OH NclNnlcys friends
the tight agnns; Charles Foster began
mug IT,
Rchclicu Robinsou's SON is ont in
card claiming that his father and not
Blaine secured the passage of laws pro-
tvctFg American citizens abroad.
Phillips Brooks successor a. bishop Of
Massachusetts is likely tu bp either
Rev. Or W. r. Huntington or Rev
Dr. Henry y. Sattcrec, of New York.
Baggage aud transfer companies along
the New York Central railroad have
combined az the Consolidated Transfer
company. with Sl,JOO,oDO capital.
Jacob Mcclure, Thomas Russell, John
Ward. Charles Martin and Richard
Smythr were arrested iu New York for
tapping telegraph wires and stealing
pool news.
Mrs. Fannie T.. Wolfce. Of Annapolis,
Md, IL dead. She was among those poi
soued ut Homestead last summer.
Thirteen wagons OF gold are ON the way
from Siberia across the raj mountains
10 st. Petersburg The wagons are ac-
commuicd by an imposing military cs-
curt
Nousglor s. Rorctd has been appoint
ed auditor, and Rev. Hector Pupi sccrc-
taiy to Archbishop Sa,nlli They viii
leave Rome Tor he United States shortly
Samuel Suchcs, "a merchant ui Ihayer,
Mo, aud his son Henry, had their throut-
cut boy Jim Dawson. Dawson escaped
| The trouble grew ont of the settlement
of "a store bin
The Cherokee boomers are now mnss
| ing ON an sides of the Cherokee strip
| awaiting the action of congress ON IN,
! sell the luud TO the government for set
! element.
4 petroleum ring rs forming among Ia,
! rphuvrs uf Galiciu and Hungary, ostcusi
! bly, tu ccuuomizc in production Tho
! price of refined petroleum has riser
slightly. in anticipation of the success o
enterprise,
The latest developments in the lubo
war between the knights of Labor an,
| the Masters i'uiou. Indicates the mos
bitter contest ever soon in the ranks %
organized labor The sensation of ia
whole proceeding thus far was the with
druwul of the delegates from the Contra
Labor uniou
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06

city Jail Baker was locked mp and BIZ
attorneys gave notice Of appeal Inc
case developed q large amount of sehsa-
tiOnnl and racy testimony, and Tie eogri
room and corridors off nc city hall did
not afford room for the spectators.
One Of the most interested persons in
attendance was Mr. W. " Lee, who was
recently fined sos in The mayors court
for Missing at" young lady us he pass
ed her On the street
Charley Nine. o negro, who recently
cuticod m colorod fnrincr coming out of
the First National bank whore he had
just received 500 for cotton which Dc
bad sold into an alley near by. and to-
gpthcr with an accomplicc, who was in
waiting "held up' the farmer and re-
loved him of bis money, was arrested
at Mnrliu yesterday and brought TO the
city last night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
nnNT ERlNr.

Mapltestly much of what Is pub.
hshcd ua negro Wit ms we'll ns many
au Irish butt" rs manufactured. !"
Some ot it "a very "clcvcr" however, as
witnesses the following African mote
On the higher criticism,
A negro preacher touched with the
"h'ghpr criticism once elaborated %
new theory of the Exodus t0-wit: that
the Red sea was frozen over. ana 40
afforded the lsraelites safe passage
bpr when Phuroah with hls heavy iron
Charlots attempted To- cross ho hrnkc
through and was drownpd a brother
0rosc aud asked for an explanation or
that mint said hG us hren stuayiu'
E'ography, and de geography sny that ann
dc place where de- tropics um, ANA as
tropics ana too hot for frVr1iu. do Mint
to hc 'splaued b. bout hrcakin fspngh
de Ice" The preacher sirNightenpd him.
self M, and snhl; "Br0dder. glnd yon
pxed that question, for e.. gives me-
cusiun to splnm u. You see. dat war
great while ago, hefo' dey had any
goRmphies and heto' der was auy
tgo9ics, Christian EyangslsL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
rILn EENCIRLEs Mill 10.

A meeting of the Fcnciblcs was held nt
tho DrmoIy yesterday afternoon IN &C.
rUfdnu,p with % cull pIhlishpl NrslorIh}'
aud after full consideration OF iu' NUT
tor 10 WIS dpridUl tO accept thr honor
TINT had been rendered them, mat oI
nltiug ua the prciul guard of honor Tor
pwsdput-Ilprt Cleveland uf the inuu"li
alton ceremonies Ou thr lth ut March,
nud fo uu tu Washington, The new uul.
furms were ordered. for tho company
has confidence m the citizens of tMF
,'y. aud nrr sure that when ihr uniforms
p,i here the people of Fort Worth VIII
have made up the sum nepps ury FOO ru.
ullc them Goo pry thr 60 %. d.
The uniforms ordered are Co De- OF i'hl
blue cloth. coats. trousers ana hrlmru
ul of thp mlo shade. aud tho only trim
mln.s WIN bo ui black; NOT % Hrum oi
brass iu the whole suil % novel aud Nrrl
beautiful departure FROM common style.
Tine company will drIll Eve nights %
wccl, from now until the 2Sth ui Feb.
ruur.. whom ID will leave for Washington,
nrriIius there uu the .id of March. The
company will live in Che Pullman that
% viii usr ou route, hlJ trucru OrdWny
Of the District National Guard has ten.
dcrrd tho company the use of the arcuul
Go which to entertain its friends The
command viii number loril hyc mon. 40
the meeting yesterday Samuel IioHrn.
field was elected Junior second lieutenant
General Manager Campbell of tlt lu.
tcrnutounl aud Circuit Northern huB iulr
rruphrl 90 Captain Ford, nHkug when
the Fuuciblrs viii go, Tor Dee wuuis iu
attach his private car aud go with them
N this b. done m invitation viii Dee given
Governor llogg aud stun, for there could
then boz ample accommodations Tor l'
aud the crack company of the state mp
lihn and the commander of the stat,
militia could he present ut the innuguru
tim.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
WACO BUDGET.
STORY or THE GIBSON KILLING
SATURDAY NIGHT.
Tho Man Who Rugged The Young Lady Against
Her viii Was Fined and Sent to lall
Tor a MOulh--A Negro Robbor

Waco, Tex. Feb. 3. Especially Harry
Il. Gibson. tlp driver of one ul thv tirl
Scr city leo company wagons, who WAS
shot by W. H. williams manager ui
tho company, shortly after $ O'Clock last
u.rht. died nj u'rlOc, thi4 morning.
THE Gp4ottr correspondent rgruvd ihr
office ui the company Whw the moot.
iug Wua dOup, few minutes after tlln
shots were fired Gibson ly upon the
floor gunniup uud already his approach.
ing dcuth was plainly iu hv svsu FROM NiH
tcutlrH Dr. No. L.. Taylor mndc uU
examination pl the wounds aud udWni0
tered hypudpruiU Injections of morphine
tn cusp tho suutiug of the stricken muu
An uriy looking bullet hole in thu lott
hide oi The abdomen and 70 discolurd
bunch ON the right slide showed thr course
of Que of luy lculpu messengers ui death,
Willie under the left avn Wus another
gaping wound whore q hulivi hud vn-
tered. guiug almost through the cheat.
The young Wlir was informed of the
shooting aud HOon arrived nt her dying
husband side. SHE Hvrwad go he dnEcd
and uuUllC Go rpul,Ec the situation aud
was lead away Toy niuuds
The story OF thc killing iH thut Mr. W
y Lacy president of thc company hud
directed Williams, who was honkkcpppr
aud manager CD discharge Gibson mst
nigh, The latter WIS Informed by Mr.
Lacy that he Vuuld hc dlsphurepd hp-
causo OF ullcgcd shortage iu rhcvdug
M on the Ice dcliyoivl 90 hs wagon,
Gibson proceeded to the Office and uv-
,nised Williams of having caused his
discharge Thu lattcr dpuicl this aud
Gibson replied. you are lur' aud
advanced to strike Williams with hts
fist Tho latter quickly pulled o. o.
udihrr, Smith a WeVun, five cham.
lorcd revolver and cmpted &c 90 Gibson
two of ODE shots Wkiug effect ns above
stated. Williams ram upstairs whore "a,
had room, throw the gun ou his bed
cNluc down and went tO tho Residence
OF Mr., lncy ana Informed the family al
what be- had dnno. Here hn was ans
rested shortly uuerwmd and Lodge,
ln jail
Gibson was 20 years old and leave.
wife and three Chillren Williams /,
young mnu highly connected In reunes
p,'c, huu which state he recently cumcau,
Is held In esteem hy his employers AN,
acQuamtuuces iu Waco,
The trial of John Baker, charged Will
agplVvnted assault auu lattory Ia hay
Ing huggcd Miss Houriotn Butler WA
concluded shortly h2tuo midnight has
night.
Tile jury found the defendant guilt
and assessed his punishment nc fine @
So and thirty days imprisonment In th
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
HE is THERE TO STAY.
THE LIVE CANINE STILL ON THE
ICE.
Ne Denes All Efforts 10 Disiodge Him, and
Keeps Up His Solitary Pairol-People
Abandon the Work Of Rescue.

New York. Feb. la crowd Of inter-
cstcd spectators lonncd over the iron
railing " the big reservoir IN tentTnl
park an day yesterday and watched the
antics of the black dog that has been
voluntary prisoner there since saturday
afternoon. The reservoir Is fully half a
mile in width aud the dog Keeps prcty
near the center of the inclOsture ne
trotF steadily up and down the ice Tor
distance Of e quurter Of mile ON
north and south line. With the regularity
NJ u sentry on duty. lie holds his head
up, bat his tail hangs between MS legs
loo % detected sort of way. The animal
is gO far away from the railing that by
vs. almost impossible TO tell Of what breed
or size be- b.. lu general appearance ne
looks Ike q black fox. buf ho Is probably
much larger thnu that animal
The dog was first seen on the ice on
Saturday afternoon. No one knows now
hc g0t there but Il is said that some
boys throw him iu to see what be would
do Then lot Of other boys pcltod him
with anOwbulls until the dog became sn
frightened that he has not come within
gunshut Of the shore since. All sorts ~
plans have been tried tO get him on Of
the Ice. Meat attached TO a rope hHs
been thrown ont To- him. "a board has
been laid us 20 bridge from the edge OF
tho reservoir tO thC smooth ice on when
have whiulcd iu unison To allure him
shOrowUfd. aud other dogs have been held
up to h.H view as temptations but us
got without avail The park employees
have gone cunning for hm with shot
gums aud rifles. but the bullets have ial-
lem wide of the mark
Various suggestions have been made
90 tlc park otlciids how 90 get the dog
on The ice. One man Thought the Polar
rHfffHIrHfIM
brought mp and lut loose 10 chase the
dog. hut b. WINS said thut the irc would
NOT hold them Another suggested that
other aud better trained dogs bp put ON
tbr Ice to capture the first, but this was
too much Ike throwing good dogs after
bad 4 national guardsmnu thought IL
would bo % good scheme 10 call ont the
hr dog from the sides Of the reservoir.
An old maid thought a cat ON the tce
would puticr the Oug into % chase that
would end hoo safety for both contestants,
hut the Bprgh society objected 90 THIS,
and. $40 the dog atill remained ON the Ice.
Tho peculiar part of th" whole perform
nucr g. thut the dog hHa hud nothing iu
plt since saturday, Hul Nas Kept uu run.
ming up and down almost without inter.
mission during that tuc. Now and
then hv sits ON His launches and huwls
muurufully, but these rests are hut brief
uuUa The visitors tO the parI, are u,tch
Interested in the canine prisoner The
main driveway skirts the pu7t side of th,
reservoir, and ut the Niuct.pJh street
gtp ID was necessary yesterday 10 sta
tiun two extra policemen To- prevent the
blocking of the rugd Almost every ear
riupr sloyIl up there to ask II the dog
was still ON tlv igr. Boys of all ugc'
hung about the ratings ul the afternoon
| throwing mownalls and yelling 600 Oh,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
A VERY DULL DAY.
THE FENcIBLES WILL GO TO
WASHINGTON
10 Assist In the Inauguration Of Democratic
President cleveIand-The Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge Begins lIs Session.
a BRIGHT REPLY.

A bright little fellow, the son Of one
Of the prominent preachers Of this city
has n fancy for n little runway esca-
pade every day now and then. one ne
had lntely, AMI IN the course Of his wan
derngs saw man driving an express
wagon Naturally came ~ the young
hopeful. the idpa of the superiority. ~
riding over walking AZ n mode OF inollOh'
lie hailed the driver, his winsome man
upr soon got the coveted invitation 10
ride aud, seated beside the ichu. be- chat
ted away nt q great rate, 10 the amns'-
ment Of the mnu
After riding for some distance the ex.
prpssmnu decided hp would learn VINO
The child was. but he reckoncd without
lis host. for that little shaver parrieI
his questions with the skin Of trained
DICTATOR At last. corncred, where q spc-
chc answer or fulsehUOd was necessary
he said iu reply 10 the question Who2 l3
Your father. and what does be- dof MY
father prnya q little, breaches "a little
and goes hunting and fishing. The dfIrr
az once knew the father. and saw thht
the child was safely bestowed 90 nome
when Tie ride was ended.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
cuEROKEE STRIP OPENING.

Guthrie. q. r., Feb. g. lSpecialt-
There is no longer any doubt as 60 the
early opening 81 the Cherokee strip 20
settlement. and business houses, pros
prctvc settlers and town companies are
nll preparing for the rush. The Santa
he railway officials who have inside infOr-
estimation asio the status Of uHuirs have
issued orders for the preparation OF this
division Of the road 10 handle the im.
mcuse traffic consequent upon the open.
ing Side tracks are being heightened
aud depots enlarged at every station Zoo
The strip. Poncn Station, which d. on
mile north upon the strip. where IL will
afford one of the best town sites in the
entire territory
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
PERSONALS.

Bert Richards, the editor of the Shcr-
man Register was In the city yesterday
aud made a pleasant emil al, The Guzcltr
office Mr. Richards got Mp for his paper
one OF the bcst accounts that was pub
hshcd OF the late Paris lypchmg
Isaac r. Hit of Chicago and Wash.
ingtOu VIII hc at the lirkWc, until the
10Th nf February. whore hr will be
pleased to see ANY of his clients who have
su.tured losaus from Indian dopradatiuus
T. d. llo'luEswurth left last night Tor
New York ON a purchasing tour
Mr. Edward IS, Mon0luu one of Louis,
vile. ky'a most prominent Citizpus, is I'm
Che city
Colonel William StachUn. % popular
travelling salesman and war companion
ot Mr. Charles Schcuhcr, rs IN the city
guest of Mr. Schcubpr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
THE swAYNs BILL
Good Tor Alien Land Corporations but Hard on
the Actual Settlers.

WV NHNNANN RhAtlNN ~
roNlinc, Tex, Foh. 4. 1893.
Editor Gazette, Sir This county.
together with about eighteen others
10 bee affected 10y the passage
~ the "Swuyne blu 60 dis.
organize an counties falling ot the last
election 90 poll as many ns 100 votes
is greatly worked up Mass meetings to
reach conclusions as TO how best To
protest against such measure are being
held pretty generally in the Panhandle
country and members of either branch
are being overwhelmed with correspond
ence In behalf ot the settlers who have
come here and with meaEcr resources.
tried tO obtain f0othOld aud a home.
while the country still Is young An pro-
fer organization. Many counties Too.
affected by the Swayue proposition. have
Incurred more or less indebtedness inci-
dent upon their organization; aud how tn
avoid vast deal of confusion 10 grow
out Of the fact that such indebtedness
does exist du the event of the passage OF
the meusUrel would seem problem of NO
VaSy solution for the present session
Court houses uud jnis have hceu build.
ed aud furnished. vaults and county rec.
ords have been purchased, an of which
would beconr Co dlsOrlmnized county.
useless evidences of qmte an expenditure
ol puhlc monles Capitalists. nOu-resi-
dent land spectators. nnd tho capital
syndicate would be- benefited inusnuch
MS they could pay their tax iu Austin.
saving To themselves the county tax COLI
lectOrs commission while tie hOmp-
builder would probably have 90 travel
FROM so 10 100 miles in order tu nav
his tax, and do such other duty as Is
required of the settler. thus entailing nn
expense upon him that would work AVA
eNtFsng tN'sdQ ia many cases
o. J.. TOOMBS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
FLOOD IN QUEENSLAND,
Many Lives Lost and Much Properly De.
siroygl.

Many Lives Lost and Much Property De-
slroyJd.
Brisbane Feb. 3. luccss0ut rains for
several days have caused floods through.
out Queer Stand Far. or this city rs
under wotor People are dysouiug low
living districts. as MANY houses arr sub
merged to the second floor and the water
ia aull rising. The towns of Budnh'rE,
Ipswich aud Bmllnu ARE suffering
most severely uud Dr threatened with
total demolition. Tire inhabitants have
Loft thrir houses aud those who have not
,dpd 500 higher land have taken refuge
ON the roofs of the highest buildings
All domestic animals and hundreds oi
cattle have been drowned Large loss OF
human life BE- reported but nothing dcti-
Itto can be- NsCcrtDiuod ms tn the total
number The mines near Bunhpmdn
We're Hooded aud seven miners drowned.
la Ipswich many houses collapsed. Good
ma D. entirely mdpr water aud the I'M
hpbitUuts have taken refuge ON the hills
Hundreds arV humclcss without shelter
ur food The loss of property is euur
NOUS. Cattle were drowned 10y the thous,
Mds, Railways were washed ont and
telegraph lines hrokcu, All regularity of
travel has ceased Most railways have
stopped running trains,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
rNcAMpMNNT NIEETING.

To the Officers and Mcmbcrs of Queen
CITY Eucnupmcnt, No. lO3. J. @. q. F.'
Yoii are urgently requested to De pres
Ont nt thc meeting tonight us business
of very great Importance Us TO oe trni,t
nrted There Will allo br wprl, in the
pntnnrchinl degree An visiting Pntr-
nrchs AFRO cordially invited To- attend.
JOSEPH CAUkEB, Chief Patriarch
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
LAny DROWNED

kempner, Tex. Feb o ,Speclnl)-
Last night between 10 and 81 o'clocl
Airs Pool. wiie Of Mr.. g. u. Pool. liying
about TWO aud onehalf Iuiles west ~
clothes ard walked about = mile ~ ~
sulphur fork of the l.ainpasas river AMI
was found drowned this morning NJ
cause toT Tie rasA acl as far al kiioy,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
VERY DEAD.
SOUTH AMERICAN MUMMlEs At
THE FAIR.
Several Hundred Relics Of Extinct Pefuyians
Dug From Their Graves Tor the World
10 Gaze On

mumulps. CAREFULLY wrapped m straw aud
srFpu 100 Boo heavy cHulHs bags are now
stored 100 wurrhouse ga" 900 thr Worlds
foreign COLONY now Iu.atuI at Uir purh
WUt mHup last wrr. Iup mmrips cam,
Boo uuunHtr.tl and were rpIuutpI from o.
attention Us paH.lug notice Ihoy are
pl.u up boo Ions rows lu thr lylrcbouHc. uud
WiIl ru'uuu ,u,rr H,,,ruI ,t,,.a. bad fb. pud
of w.lrb lime NOV Min pr milan ir,I, ,b'I.
Huuw mud pHuYs vfnppiuLs nnd rrmuyrI
iG mo Hutbr.uyiDslplt. IiiI,IIi,y ns Professor
pu,num tuII. 40 pr.f,s.Y- Itufuutu 81.
chief of tHr Department ur rtIuolopt and
uuu ur,hnrufugt ut tUr ftir F,r sewer
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06

G \. Jonea. I.oulsylno W T.. Echten.
arhor. ST. Louis; W, -. Mcdowell. NJ.
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.hamhcrs. Immddphia. d. L. BENSON.
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r. \, Hraply Loulou EnFlund: Jno ".
callahan, Patterson, las -. Armstrong
Cmcago; NJ. g. Nertz san Angelo. 'TeI'
= a. Gerhard, Austin; r. X. McNair
fcS 49, ID, Mutton Tyler; n j Ferguson
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yer HCnrletta; L, III. Pitcher ChiCugo. ~
A. Iygh, Dallas; NJ. l., Cotter Chicago:
w. II. Cow9n, Swcetwatcr; ~. r. WuIsh,
wichita Falls. a. 70. Cunicy and SON Dp.
gatur; j. H. Nultop Comauche; A. h.
lutchey, ST. Louis q. 4. lowis Cottnn
Beit ~, ,, H. nopdc Dallas, W l..
lururll. Philadelphia, Pa. H. H. Euhanks
Quanah; H. A. Parker. Chicago, vs.. IA.
llemons. Amarillo, q. n Tomhs Texlpe
Tex Wp Boling Ranger; 5. ] uegn.
Ranger =. a. Terrell Ranger; p h. Bag,
Fetly' thlcaeo H. a. Evans. So ionis s. Il
tvlcm1n, Nviuphis. Mo-, s. a. Hrplergtno
thicBgo; a. j. Rurton. Kansas Cny. Mo
{. "a. Ferguson, Wichita, Kan h. A
Kelly Homer La.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
ROTH WILL ms

jefferson, Tex, Fch o. tSpcciall At
lasnter this evening in difficulty be
tween !. Il FINLEY and j. x Turner, tho
former was shot twice IN the stomach
both viii die.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06

For suic nc q sacrifice. two good resi-
douCps. Houses are two-story aud large
lots in excellent nrirhhorhuDd. Inquire
of H. W. Wells, agent, lUT West Wealth
rrlurd street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06

Roy, DIR Morgan Dix has ordered "a
bell 10 be- placed in the Episcopal church
gu to0pcrstoWn as memorial ot his
father Geueral John A. Dix.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06

w b Ford IL candidate for city at-
turnvy subject tu action of city Drmog-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06

The county Jail received two now occu-
pants yesterday. Charles Miller. for
lhrIl. and J. N. Raw Tor murder.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06
rnM nAGGrTr rsrArE-

Ia now offered or sale part cash and
The balance ON ten and twenty-five
years time, 1903 Main street, Fort
Worth. Sold In large and small quaint
ties.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-06

Attend Waldrn's Texas Business col
logo for bookkeeping, shorthand. type
writing tclegruphy aud pcnm0uship.