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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-31
A word WITH YOU,
LoM.l12 .GsE.lDZ7R Il.

We want your trade, and by
means Of our advertisement we are
seeking to get your attention and
attract you to our store. Ifyou are
a customer Of ours, we are anxious
to increase our business with you ;
II you are not we hope you soon will
be, as no honorable means will be
spared to attain this end. That we
keep the best qualities of every
thing all who deal with us will at
test. We guarantee you the low
est possible figures.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-31
svrp KERNEL HARDER.

COON hare amohl nuchber. un sit on der dish
De socha sin gons room ga-draid;
= helft run da lett de Tonga de fish
M onera grawVa es bait.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09
snonr TRUE STORIES.


From Lexington, Ky, letter; We
were talking about the excitement
manifest IN she Ashland district
hive heard many express the fear that
pesha Breckinridge would mover go
through this campaign without coming
to grievous crisis Of trouble. He has
20 bear SO much. and h. comes OF an
absolutely fearless ancestry The De-
shas have been noted always for their
ability us haters. It is noticeable that
this. loyal son of the old colonel Is
growing more careless as to the re-
straint he puts upon himself The per-
secutlon, MS he Is pleased TO call IT,,
that ia poured out upon his father Ia
breaking down his self-control. In a
conversation with him the other day
he expressed himself as almost tired
OF the policy OF peace. ~ want TO let
myself loose on some Of these people"
he sala. "and make them take hack
the Hes they utter or forever hold
their tongues" The other night he
was In the rotunda OF the hotel. chat
ting with a newspaper reporter when
impertur0abie WIN owens, with his
timber face, strOled by. Instantly De-
sha's eyes hung cut their signal lights.
His voice deepeued ana one could al
most see his hands twitch. The gross
ppisheG apphed to his fathoT on the
occasion Of the barbecue speech ran.
Killed. In his hrcast. aud o. seemed MS
though the fuse was allght FOR the pow
der MI owens made remark 10 n
bystandor aud nesha's face was kevnlv
attentive Some high words passed,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

be. to the hearing and determination
OF the case; and pending such petition
and before final decree, the court may
at any time make such temporary
restraining order or prohibition as
ehall be deemed just IN the premises.
Sec. 20. That whenever II shall hp-
pear to the court before which any
proceeding under the seVenly-ioul VI
section OF this act may be pending that
the ends OF Justice require that other
parties should be brought before the
court. the court may cause them TO
be aum,Aoned. whether they reside IN
the district IN which the court II held
or not; and subpognns to that END may
be served in any district by the mar
shal thereof
Sec. 76 That any property owned
under any contract or by any coruhin-
alton or pursuant to any con-pfacs
fand being the subject thereof men
tiobed Ia section 7S - this act, ara Zee
ing IN the course % tfanSH l'irT
from one state to another. Dc % or
from o territory. or me District Of Col
ur.bsa. shnlt Toe forfeited 10 the United
States, and may he seized and con-
demned by lite rlos' -ings as those
provided by laW for the forfeiture,
seizure. and condemnation of properly
lnpc. 4"" e United States con-
trary a. iaW
Sec. n. 1hat Hrs pr'-svH VINO small
be injured In his business Of ptAperi"
bytany other person or corportaion by
reason OF anything forbidden or de-
ciared TO be unlawful by this act MAY
sue therefor In any circuit court Of the
United states IN the district IN whlcit
the deirr ,aat ,-ldes or II teeu" Win
pnt r"-pect to the amount IN contro-
ye.4y. gtr snail -rcover threefol5 she
A. Na.tUs a INafa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09
CHAIRMAN euANrs Arrru.,
lie Wants the uepubIicans of Texas
To Get Together,

sherman, Tex, Sept. T. tsai-In re-
sponse to repeated calls from Republic
cans over the state shall attempt to
briefly outline thc policy TO he adopted
by the executive committee OF the state
In this campaign,
The Republican PARTY OF Texas here
tofore has been laboring under the dis
advantages OF lack OF Organization
consequently there hns beeu no means
by whie!i toncerted action could be had
In any direction or particular Realiv,
Ing this, It is the Hrst duty Of the party
TO erect organization sIc, MS will hiring
about complete party ainliation.
The Republican party Is one whose
principles are so far reaching. whose
scoops Ia 50 unlimited and capacity so
great that there is ample and album
dant nom within it's fold for every
American cltissn, regardless OF color,
creed or previous condition OF servi,ude.
That being the cass, % inject anything
like racial, sectional or fractional mat-
tcrs into our Texas politics wouid bs
against the policies and ideas OF the
party. Let us therefore abandon all
IDEAS other than TO advance the interest
and promote the welfare OF the party.
both nationally and state, Through the
Republican party We fnd the shortest
road to complete and perfect civil
liberty In the platform OF Republic
can principles We md more safeguards
thrown around us. our destiuies more
thoroughly protected. the es'f's.t al.i
and social hlerVstg au
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

Reppod silks with brilliant lustre are
coming into favor again
For night wear on a sleeper there is,
nothing better than a Muther- Hubbard
wrapper OF dark-colored, lightweight
sink
The newest damasks have ribbon de-
signs In loops Of satin OF contrasting
colors, and In stripes with festoons
ana trelils patterns.
II Is rumored that Irish popllns are
to be revived for winter wear. especl-
ally for skirts TO be worn with various
waists as MORE has been this season.
Muslins. dimitles and organizes have
ranked with silks this season and In eN-
penses there Is little difference. The
silks have the advantage Of remaining
fresh longer and the cottons OF wash
Ing.
The most approved model for waists
is a pleattd or slightly gathered front
with the back gathered on a straight
or pointed yoke, and held In place at
the waist by n gathering string run in
ia secure the fulness In the right place.
We would warn stout women to avoid
all cross lines or bars in cloth and ar
rnngement OF drapery which accent
width. The checks, plaids, broad
stripes. waving lines and large figures
are not for her. but In solid colors
usually dark tones, hair stripes or deli
cate figure, with drapery 10 emphasize
heighth considered, she appears to her
very best advantage.
Some Of the new fads In fans are
perfect dreams of loveliness one has
tho outside sticks Of filigree silver. and
others are mother OF pearl. while the
fan Is OF white ostrich tips Another
Ia OF black Spanish lace, powdered
thickly with gold dust, the sticks OF
ebony inlaid with silver. Another is OF
white lace, the leaves held together
with narrow pale mauve ribbon, and
uaid "'Nh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

the Lynennord' n, w {. n
White rocks. sllgh,,s W. NV
t tgre a. py patches Il ' s,.'. y
lightly on every w Whit ~.
tening in the snnlle s,in'sli 4,
clouds yelled the ite KY, M, !. II
hahitatlon meets ,sas'' IA, \
cold, clear atmosnhn,.,s ~. X \
endless miles. Tho ", q \
In sight were mors ny enlg s,e. I
on on, the side Of a nv s'h 81, ~
peared a fine rl,,si',A Ht'l'
stopped and a snin,g IN AZ (
deck. sn' " d n.
AZ I the ship saIlaa i
nenflord. whose eaaia 'nftit, /.
Gus glaciers, tiny ws. ptail \
eral grandeur recal,a asseiiAle (, I.
Iord, but with ,nnrl 'ne iils.
fascination. The Xxx ssolsai
and again enveionss X plas d.
clouds. endless in w. sslus
sun, gold one momer, 'su,ts, y
other. impressed ons I ~ h, M !.
light and at Others = nns a n
day. Ni9 a. uaas,
IN, The glaciers are clos I. :,
edge or twist llks ss. y Y \,
penis around tie mos ass, ~
both sides for miles i ,as1 n,
seape, Here is nothing ~, y s. ~ !,
eept the excursIonistss' = a0as
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09
THE COTTON PALACE.

Bolton Reporter: Great preparations
are being made to make the Texas Cot
ton Palace splendid success. The
building Is rapidly going up ana the
exhibits promise tc be the best ever
offered in the state Arrangements
have been made foi the Iowa State
baud that mRde such hen reputation
during the Worlds Fair at Chicago.
Let every lady and gentleman make
trtlr arrangements 10 attend ;his state
enterprise. IT win be an honor TO
TcNuO
Waco News The Cotton Palace
building will be completed this wcef.
the grounds are being artlstically laid
on, and when completed. us designed
Will be as beautiful as flmylahd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

To make sheep proilianie
essary first to keep good ones =
to give them good care. o'o.
If neglected, is worse inep NJ
the simple reason that a. \
greater, but good sheep II ~.
treatment Will always De l ls,. =,
able. The way TO secure w w
to select the best ewes ana w
to a thoroughbred ram o. s N I,
standard breeds, such ~ y. v,
shire, Merino. southdown' IA v \
wool is a product from 'hs ~, ~
good growth can only rs "a M
Keeping the sheep 10 e ,s u y n
The average fleece should ' *
low eight pounds, and me ,,I sas. y
that of the gain IN the VIai
be constant from the slass j ~
ewes growing a good iisec ~, :, x (;
producing good lambs \, s' n "
sheen must pay. Tnsre ". 4
formative, as every farmer n. "a M
ages their stock aecolain.s, ,, !, ~ u
gestions herein containsa =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

80 10. gt,.,- .f,fa 10.
ways ~ ms iatneI sils' 'rv $50 AMI
the young man seems proud oil nls Pc
silion IN me eyes q w mr. is no
more rel tras s on shame In his being than
there would be in the countenance of
the high chamberlain 70 kins lnvS,
tsn ne tnht tle usfo.i"m ~ rsIigion
win him. He attended hcr every want
and wsrshiped her. AZ ascotics worship
me names O. saints t'c,x nue. "'i liza
ho,h Do,ha amd Ninl,nl, ~ her and be-
sought thcm Whatever came 10 stand
by their father And II there ls
place IN heANen rom Wn meme, ,,.,,t yho
Ii Us ~ W." ~. hnve i"ft on earth
that mother'p eyos must brighten even
there 10 nJte the loyalty vt the son
and daughter. Tile hitterest enemies
~ Tho colonel sneak lovinciy of Desha
and his sister and almost own 20 adj
rniratinn OF their conduct. u world be
a dreadful thing TO acc Desha Breckin-
ridge sacrificed 10 the feud and yet TO
iive neans lifetime Of prejudice TO
overcome and truth to be lived down
and forgotten. There is nobody ! am sn
sorry f5r and nobody whom / so thor
oupbIv admire In the whole business rs
I DO Ills Generous, brave and absolutely
ioyal son.
Everybody has heard OF Ii Hung
,,,,,,. po,,,,io ,,,h, ave we'll informed
N"NilN' 'V''V a.
ore familiar with the appearance Wv
policy and the bOnhomie of the great
,icerov Hardly Inv one is aware
49,, ~. ha. ,i,,,is ,,o ora .corcely his
UNI ne "i' '''"'' +.
Interiors IN abillty. ''he 81 'thiSe
Chan Chi Tung, the viceroy Of Hoppe
and tTonan who lives at Wu-Chang. a
-. AN ooo ......,.,,, -, - v,,,,,.,,,-
Guy ol luVV'vVo pvol,is on 'ii'
kiang. about 100 miles from the co t3t'
Chang Chi Tung belongs to the old CON
servative marty which bntes foreigners
-, - -. -. .',.-...,,,.... a..
anu mas ai""g9 Oee" Piepu'i's ~ ."
war against Christians. AZ one time
when the government OF Pekin set us
face against railroads ne spent ten NIL
lions IN connecting the cities OF ms
provinces by lines OF ran, and started
al Han Yang, on the river. steel works
Of vast size, furnaces Of the latest Eu-
ropean make, and workshops which
cover forty-lNe or htiy acres. Ihese
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

No finer, more compile. -,
Of the powerful love =, 1, Rslss|
over -, written than mat cCs'rst,i
eersoll who lacks pu1 rsrs,,i y
make him one of the s ,sls ,sllss
OF men. Writing on '
s' .,The one thing in his J, ~ :. ! /,
constant, the peak that !. I e Sssis 1
cIo,,ds the one window y IN =
forever burns, the one s ,ssN''u.srs J
ness cannot quench, : sYhefs
II arises TO the grcats,,ss n n
sinks 10 the lowest dep ss..srIl,
the most cruel: II Is ~. r,lits
and grows in every ell s ~. n, ~
ness nor neglect. baisns ,,,,,,,s,
The perfume Of the heart X. ~
real love that subdues IN ras
love thai has wrought ~ "
art. that gives us mus, s ~ q
from the cradle soas so5l VI
symphony that bears w ,k.fsfj
the wings Of FIRE. a ies' M 3
er than power. sweets
stronger than deatn' --
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

Fearing that tt,.
A' 'ne cost viii h =
tiah they can afford. ,l,I
farmers hesitate To imn.,.' N
try. This 10 ~,
unon ~. 49,, mistake. hi
-" ' SUBJECT a eotTtxa,,
the Ereeders' Buide Gays
Il can take a farm MIA
hundred fowls ,na - y,
-. ,.. @"u ~ one q II
'oi'e nave none Dut thoroughlt,i
1t, and all with a direct oi.l,,.
q few dollars. II vii, 49,
a littia ror,, a.s "'ss's,s,{
"''u care. II vi 4
70 puy a trio or a pair Il Al
some soou ana desirable ti,l !
turning them loose In the foti n
I'D u year or two by some 1, u
means 10 ma the whole tiodk n n
IN form ana feather. plentI
puildlngs are usually found u
farm IN some corner Of ,shisA !
httle coop may be fitted I'd n
small run attached to II, ttasl
outlay OF time and labor. Hs1
work of improving the farm al
really begin. Some care shout N
ercised in building this yard, I Y
II 80 that the mongrels. which u
fly like pigeons or can crawl NJ
the smallest opening may nos n
with the stock and fight with q
wise disturb them. Wire nsitti
ers for the roof and sides q q
run Is the most effective waydh1
them out The fowls and such
complete the hxings necsr1
change the stock on any place,
whether to start with is|
eggs Is a question which each es]
settle for himself. IL we wers
and IN a hurry 10 make he
change, helieveing as We Do I'D
would be the case With The a
flock OF common Iowls' we wgss
with fowls. gaining a years \
least by so doing. one man w
buy anything but fowls while Y
is equally positive that egg i1l
times the cheapest way ofssltll
fowls. But In either case We VI
pose the farmer has a few =
pullets ready to lay and the =
spring Is beginning TO appear =
the rain and snow storms q I
The best male and the hens q :.
should now be placed In ne u
not already there, and al ~ 1
fully saved for Matching, 5000 =
the common hens VIII become =.
they can then be put to use !. |
the eggs OF the yard ioSh "
set an egg Of the common ''e1|
If any Of them steal their ns.a
tile chicks until large enough =
ers. then dispose OF them, Wv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09
rnr GAZETTE. ronr WORTH TEXAS sEPTERER . s9l

guarantees OF protection than in the
platform Of principles as promulgatsu
by any other political party IN the
United States. believing this, we con,
ceivc Il 20 be our duty to rally around
tho tenefs OF otr party 10 the end that
its integrity be upheld and It's coniof-
nation preserved. We have long been
without "a material party IN Texas; We
have been members OF a national poit-
cal Marty. but have had no state
affiliations. II has been principally
assignable to lack or organization
At the recent convention held At phl-
| las on the 2Sth OF last month the Ike
publicans there assembled, nominated a
I state ticket ~ which the members of
It's party shOuia feel proud. II ~ COM
I posed Of as good men as there are W
the state: insT ~tn7r inyalty 10 parry
I N iucfples ma. uer,u, and Is above re-
| proach yasi whose lises have been de-
| v0teu ar- lsal tuugues have been
/ outspnken In tAe defense OF their party
[ 0rgehizet Rally atu4hd your standard
{ bearer Elect the Hon. w. X. Makem-
1 son 70 the high and eNaulted position
/ or governor OF the state of Texas, IN
/ whU,h case / do not anticipate any
! frebodlng for the future. or any dark
and dismal prophecies Of cOmmunistc
/ strife or ''Brnins Liver and Lights
4 to be scattered along the highway.
| predict instead that the evidence pi
: brains and Intelligence and the cleo
+ ;lie lights OF commercial intelligence
and reason will shine brighter In the
! lard and result In general prosperity,
/ uense and ulpnty and whore now we
( ind the Drawn and muscle of the coun-
Try r4laxed and IDLE and the looms
silent. and the Highways inhabit "a oE
armies OF unemployed men ana capltal
! seeking cover In consequent lax OF
confidence. the reverse Will be tho case
IN the event of Republican success.
II now behOoves all Republicans N
Texas to do their entire duty to these
patriots upon the ticket lN giving tnem
as their nominees the conce'te u.s.
/ sistance Of the entire uariy In TcNdS.
TO reach and bring out the flll
strength Of our party, we must organ
re. This is the Keynote 70 sl'c'ss.
/ Organization Is the only means ny
which the jtople can be reached; and
the party without the people wonll he
as "Rome without Pope" Their fore
must urgently request thos every
officer Of the Republican party If TeNas
viii put his shoulder to the Wheel ANA
push in the direction Of party urga 1'Ia-
ton. The method I would suggest and
urge would be this
That In every county where there is
n county chairman that he appoint an
executive committee In the following
manner: Vie to appoint county cNsc1-
tive committee consisting OF one mem
her from each Justice precinct IN the
county. said appolntec 10 be the eNecu-
tive officer OF his precinct, with power
to appoint subcommittee at Will TheH
he to organize rs many Republican
clubs In his precinct as possible. en-
rolling every Rcpublican within his
Jurisdiction. Keeping the county chair
man continually advised of the pro-
gress. as the county chalrmans position
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

The Texna wool growers are making
Il hot for their congressman. Cubcr-
son was rcnomlnated only nfter 5000
ballots, and It required more thtu
1000 ballots TO runomluatc Mr Abbott
Kiigore and Paschal. both % whom
voted for free wool have been defeated.
This Is the beginning OF the end.-Cin-
clnnnti Tribune
This viii be news, indeed to Culber-
son. Kilgore and Abbott The Trl-
bune'a wool growers who are making It
hot for Texas congressman are all
men in buclUnm, except IN MIR Pas
chars district. Even there, the Demo-
cratic nominee, Mr. Houston. stands
with his party on the tnrlff
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

The Washington correspondent OF the
Kansas city Times, Q rabid anti-silver
paper. admits that the Democratic loss
es in the house will come from dis
tricts whose members voted for the
unconditional repeal Of the sherman
law. Tho romance about the marvellous
change in public sentiment on the sli-
yer question has been abandoned even
by the most fragrant OF the romantic
clstg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

This paper is kept on nle and advcr-
Using rates may be nscertained at the
office Of the American Newspaper
Publishers Association, Tomplc Court
Now York. on from rs Eastern busl'
ness office. iS Tribune building New
York
Western business Office 500. 'rh9
Rookory," Chicago m.
s. g. Beckwith. sole agent for foreign
advertising.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

gether with the panic Of last year
caused the deficiency. It will be in order
for the next legislature to remedy mat
tiers by placing the state tax back to
the OLD fgures. u not little higher"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

Miss sarah Ann Anne Fo z "
brate. at the Home ONT, 4 ~.
the Methodist Epise2 ", d z
Tooth birthday sgptsIaMISs
of its members hss'4 .et an y
years. and one to i sa nl,i. Il y
seventeen years enc ems, rs!ss.
her OF the Methodls'
Eighty years
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

Tho travelling agents Of The Gazette
nre, w. II. Ingalls,, Jan Byrd. W. II.
Byrd.
Letters Of authority are given TO an
other parties especially accredited to
represent this paper.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

The effort to append an the labor or
ganIsations OF Texas as a tail to the
Pcpulist kite will not prove 10 be
success The kite Is not large enough
Cor The tnll
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

Stiok pin here--a lady Is ON Tho
1900 state Democratic ticket Tor
achools.--Wnco Day. p"o''V
II the Day viii excuse us, we win
pin there.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

Give plenty OF room IN the coops wbsn
shipping live poultry, The extra cost
OF coop transportation will moi b. ~
great as the loss OF two or three OF The
largest hens In the lot. to say nothing
OF the humanity side Of the question,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09
FERNS OF SUBSCRIPTION, by MAIL vi.

The Daily and Sunday oa@e''e'
rear. 800. oo,a,to six
months. $3.50. u.,,o ,bree
months, $500. ,-.,,s ore
month, IS cents. - 90 m
The sunday Gazette, one year, ~, afivS'
The Sunday Gazette, SIX nho"'"9'
100
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

The Boston TRANSCRIPT says: The
mau who can keep his temper whom he
attempts 20 drive his neighhor's chicu-
ens out Of his garden through the sane
hole by whigh they came in need bave
no iear OF satan II may be a means
or grace; but It Will not do 10 bass
ones claims to salvation on IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

DELIVERED BY CARRIER
The Daily Gazette except aui'n"S''
10 cents week. .,.. IN
The Daily and Sunday Gazette W
tents a month.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

Farmer shaw says he viii cut bait
until November;
- u Texas Farmer voted Cor a single
Top candidate now before the neopie
~ wouid 10 Ashamed TO look a sheep
hood to support the cowardlv nsnn
cratic nominees one Leading IA Nail
ana the other TO damnation az II does
TeSas Farmer VIII 20 fishing,
Ten TO one the Farmer catches n,,,,
ing but alligator gars. "o'h-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

The hailetsvIlle Herald states a very
different case from that presenta, No
the calamity howlers, ana the Herald
is right about II;
When Governor Hogg advised tho
reduction OF the state az velorem tax
several years ago he was no aouht
sincere in his assumption that az NOR
WA a treasury surplus the neople
ought 10 haye the benefit OF IL IN nc
shape OF a lower nd yalorom tax. The
people have had the benent Of the r..
suction FOR several years and this. to-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

THE SEMI WEEKLY GAZETTE.
One year Issued Tuesday ana fii-
day., s100,
Six montha. 80 cents
Three months, % cents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

Il. rutherford. agent: o'ice, Mcleod
hotel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

An postmasters are authorized 10
net as agents for The Gazette
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

,Anarsr SOUTHERN CIRCULATION
with Three Exceptions
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09

Philadelphia Ledger: Judge whaley
OF Madison, Tex declined to hold a
small boy who had been arrested FOR
eating dinner that had been sent to
srhoolmate. Nm doubt the Judge
thought ~ the safe old nNiom' It's a
wise child that knows Its own fodder.