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The Portland daily press., 1894-04-09
Maine Cities Financies.

Washington, April THE census bu-
reau has issued a bulletin relating to the
finances of municipalities having 1000 or
more population. The following table
giving the rate of tax and the per capita
tax and debt in the Maine cities and
towns, is compiled from this bulletin:
The Portland daily press., 1894-04-09
$1,000 Fire in South Thomaston.

Rockland, April 1.-THE residence,
stable and outbuildings at South Thom-
aston, owned by Thomas R. Drew, were
completely destroyed by fire this morn
inc. Shortly after the cook stove fire
had been lighted the house was discov-
cred in flames. A portion of the furni-
ture was saved. The loss is about $1,000;
insured for $3.50.
The Portland daily press., 1894-04-09
THE WEATHER.
Cold and Clearing.

Washington, April S.-For Monday for
New England: Local SHOWS in the early
morning, followed by fair during the
day; continued cold, northeast winds.
Signals displayed from Block Island to
Eastport.
Boston. April s. For New England for
Monday: Clearing, preceded by snow in
Maine; northerly winds; slight changes
in temperature.
The Portland daily press., 1894-04-09
Tbe Chain Gang at work,

Rockland, April S.-The chain
gang from Knox county will
begin work breaking stone Monday. This
open the summers work for the prison
ers sentenced to hard labor.
The Portland daily press., 1894-04-09

ers in New England and carried much
valuable ebony, rosewood, mahogany
and other hard woods in stock. The
total loss is estimated at $50, 600, upon
which there is an insurance of Sill ZOO.
The Portland daily press., 1894-04-09
Another schooner Ashore.

Gloucester, Mass, April S.-The storm
was very severe in this section today. A
schooner, loaded with paving. is reported
ashore on Squam bar, on the north side
of the Cape. The crew were taken off
by men from the life saving station.
The Portland daily press., 1894-04-09
KEEPING 1T UP.
This Explosion Frightened Sick Man
Nearly to Death and Caused Five Arrests.

Rome, April s.-Two bombs were ex-
ploded today before the house Of the
military governor of Siena, Tuscany. No
damage was done and nobody inSuss@.
The governor is critically i'll and was
startled greatly. The Siena police search
ed the lodgings of many anarchists and
arrested five men who had explosives in
their rooms.
The Portland daily press., 1894-04-09
Fire in FindIay, Ohio.

Findlay. Ohio, April Sire this morn
ing in the dry goods store of t. & W. r.
Carnahan destroyed the stock on the first
floor. Loss $4,000; covered by insur-
The Portland daily press., 1894-04-09
LIE Caron, the Spy.

The Admiralty and Horse Guards Gaz-
ette says report is current that Major
LIE Caron, the British spy whose death
was reported few days ago, is alive and
on his way to some distant colony under
the protection of the government. The
story is generally discredited, and in re-
futation Of it appears the record of his
death on the register in the Brompton
district, attested by his daughter, May
lie CarOn.
The Portland daily press., 1894-04-09
work for Three Hundred.

South Hadley Falls, Mass, April s.
The Glasgow mills re-opened the 9th, af-
ter a shut down since August. Three
hundred hands are affected.
The Portland daily press., 1894-04-09
Snow a Foot Deep.

Hudson, Mass, April 8.-Nine to 12
inches of snow has fallen along the line
of the Central Massachusetts, railroad.
The Portland daily press., 1894-04-09
Miss Blaine's Approaching Marriage.

Washington, April 7.--The marriage
of Miss Hattie Blaine to Mr.. Truxton
Beaie will take place in Washington
in.the early summer, and preparations
The Portland daily press., 1894-04-09

EOR SALE-Wlre rope for Elevators and all
other purposes. which we have in stock
and cut to any desired length, quality and price
guaranteed THE THOMAS LAUGHLIN
CO., 1874 Commercial st. feb27 eowtf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28

Congressman Bailey makes public the
following letter, said To have been writ.
ten from this city, and to be now on
file In the pos,mastergcneral office,
There Ia In my opinion golng 10 he
fierce struggle In the next campaign in
Texas between tho true Democracy. who
stood by Mr.. Cleveland and his administra.
tlou on the one hand and the free silver
Democrats and populists on the other: and
those of Us who have tho responsibility
of the campaign on our hands. most re.
spectfliy request that only the friends OF
the Naturalization be placed In onice In
this state.
Thia quotation Is an extract from a
letter written by the chairman OF tho
CLARK executive committee in support OF
candidate for TIE Denison postmaster.
ship.
The concluding scntencc probably az
fosis cue 70 the raison d'e,re OF Tho
Clark executive committee. II appears
90 be maintained for the purpose Of asi.
rating the plum-bush for its friends who
are plum hungry
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28

der for IN election to authorize me col
lection Of 20 cents on the Sluo 10 sup
plant the state school fund.
Lnfe pruitt Of Dallas county has been
sentenced 10 six months on the county
farm and fined Si0O Tor stealing hogs
fronW. g. Clifton.
Rev r. f. Bigger Of Washington, n;
g., has been called 20 the pastorate OF
the Presbyterian church at Corsicana'
Judge Baseom Mcdaniel, who has been
county judge Of Ellis county since lSsp'
will resign the office March 9th, on ac-
count Of falling health
The citizens Of Corpus Christi have DO
nated I'D sucks Of corn and twelve SACKS
Of beans TO the Star county sufferers
For the iirst time In q number Of years
considerable ice was floating with the
current IN Red river last Sunday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28
HOT pEFIECrIoN.
Chicago Democrats ask Hill to Prevent
Hoynes Confirmation.


Chicago. Feb. 27.-There Is rebellion
against Cleveland and Palmer in Chi-
cago. and the gallant hosts Of the
Cook county Democracy. mnrshalled by
the doughty Capt. Farrell, lead the re-
volt II all grows out of the recent APP
pUintment to Federal offices IN Chicago.
The county Democracy does not like
the turning down Of I.nwler, and 1t does
not relish the importation Of Phelps or
Arnold
The county Democracy is a potent or
ganization II has headquarters the
walls of which were adorned with a
big likeness of Cleveland. whom 1t rec
ognizcd until few days ago as It's POI
lidcal patron saint Cleyeland's picture
ia now turned 10 the wall, and Senator
Hills picture now occupies the place of
honor. The executive committee went
one step further and 1t is this that CON
tiuues the revolt.
1t despatched strongly worded tele-
gram to Senator Hi urging him to pre-
vent the confirmation Of Hoyne as ap-
praiser In the Chicago custom house
by the senate If possible on the ground
that he is not true exponent of Dem
ocracy and is a member Of the mugwump
tribe. The selection Of Hill as the cham
pion Of the county Democracy was an
overt act of rebellion against the powers
that be, and was meant TO he understood
as such. But lest there should be any
misunderstanding about the natter tho
committee went further and telegraphed
to President Cleve. and himself, denounc-
ing Hoyne's appointment in good, strong
Democratic English. To cap the climax
Of revolt the committee then sent a mes
sage to Senator John VI. Palmer direct
ing him to aid Senator Hill in prevent
| Ing the confirmation Of John G.. Hoyne.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28

Arc the sensations cSperlcuoed by the ner-
yous and dysncrtic. unacccun,ablc pal.
pliation busting In the ears, flushing Of
one side OF the face, odd taste and tlngung
In tho mouth constant reslcssness, singing
in the gullct and sinking IN the stomach
acute senslilyeness TO slight sounds that
mnsnlhos them tentold. low spirlis-ihcse
arc only a few " The charming experiences
Of the individual who suffers from conhlned
uprvnpsnQss and lhdlgcstian--n team that
usually travel together. rhclg gay and
festive career II. however, brought 20 a
fni et0n by that greatest OF st0npchiea,
ilostcittr's stnmech iiitcrs, which als6
oypFclincs their allies constipation and
hillnusness RMS nOnuinr rNme1y farllnes
ihosr who use u against malaria, chronic
rheumatism and KIDNEY complaint, restores
llgor and sleep
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28

The Republicans Of the Iowa les''la-
ture ask the Democrats in congress 10
put on consideration OF the tariff aud
drop the Wilson bgl untA after the next
general elechon. Matchmaking the
monkey-shincs they are now cutting up
congress. we are prepared to say In adj
vance that the Democrats Of that body
have a grain Of sense left. They were
elected on the issue OF tariff reform aud
the country looks to them for that re-
form. II they should put it on and there
by dlsappoint public expectation. the In
ccnsed public would not give them a
chance to disappoint it again. And be-
aldes, the Democrats are NOT snrrendeHns
present opportunities for future posi-
bilitles.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28

the Populist statesman con6ded to them m
that he did not want the selgniorase p'l'
to pass, aud that he was aciing 10 pul
Democrats in hole. Mr.. Pence says
most positively that they say what Is
false. Now somebody is lying II JOCKS
bad for Mr.. Pence. for the number Oh
witnesses is against him. and as ne -
very little man he can't make his worn
good by superior physical force. Mr'
Pence may hnd, before this monetary
question is settled, that be has over
ya.ued himself and that he is only a
penny.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28
TEXAS SETTINGS.

A nov church AZ Granger Ia nearing
eonnietnon.
sn,'orai ,aso. ~ s,.,ys, fev.r mr.. ,,
o.rt,j Ia Mace
~ I9ttsboro, !. ~ McSialn was sh9t
Ere,ch hss s,yrcndsre1
-, 49,. ~ ~. - m, p.,,,,, ,.,,...
ny II I'M smrh y manner that Humanitarian
nay l,n necesserv'
~ ,,,,s,as a., ar,,. s,,ro \, 49,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28

The Gazette lately quoted from a sheep
puIieaiion that Texas produced only
1O,OOO,0O0 pounds Of wool in lSli
against 100000 pounds in 1886 The
object Of this comparison on ,hr part
Of the sheep pnper was to show how the
d-.d Wilson tariff (which hadn't De
ginning them had ruined the Texas wool
industry. Tho national association Of wool
manufacturers has issned lts report for
for 1903, aud Texas is credited with
3O.3li,s5I pounds Of wool. Let's stick
to the truth while We talk politics
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28
or AND FOR TEXAS.

Victoria Advocate; From every sec
tion OF lie county, where any attention
ia given to agricultural pursuits, the
gratifying intelligence Is received that
the firiucrs are busy preparing for the
planting season. The weather has been
very favorable and the coil Is ia excel
lent condition for blowing The result is
that the oueo0k was never more On.
c0uraging 40 this season % the year, and
nearly every farmer is hopefully pre-
dieting splendid crops for the year 1881
II scents quite certain that q greatly in
creased acreage will be planted; and 10
Ia Ia be- hoped that the most sauguinc
predictions may be- fully realized.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28
AN OPINION or AN OPINION.

WV ITTN " 'IT11
The Indianapolis journal. newspaper
that indorscd the blocks-of-iiyc nlamy,
declares the conviction Of John V Nc
Kane to be serious blow at the Demo
cratic party BY similar process Of
reasoning the journal would probably
decide that Mckanes conviction is Il
blot on The fair name of the Methodist
church. Of which denomination he is a
member. The Journals peculiar STYLE
OF logic Is accounted for by the fact that
o political party that doesn't punish IFS
rnscals, but promotes its election CON
spIrntOrs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28
CONE WITH HIS LOVE.

ST. Louis, Mo. Eco 2J.-Harry u.
lNcharlson, representative Of manu-
featuring company of Loclport, N. Y.
deserted his wife year ago aud she
got II divorce. naming US correspondent
the wife Of State Senator Harness Of
KokOmo. lad. Subsequently their little
daughter brought about a reconciliation,
and about two months ago they We're
REMARKED Richardson has now been
missing for ton days. Mrs, Richardson
is left destitute. Il is said Richardson
Harness.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28
BURKE SAVED HIS HAT.
But IN Doing So He Nenrly Slid on the
Niagara Ice Mountain.

Niagara Falls. \. T., Feb. 2j.-Two
well known travelling passenger agents
had mi exciting time here today. John
u. Burke Of the Louisville and Nash
Vile. and William Kelly, Jr,, Of the chi
cnso Milwaukee and St Paul, were IN
the city on business. In company with
Local Passenger Agent Il, b. Dennison
Of the New York Central they visited the
Ice bridge. The party climbed the ice
mountain and, while on the brink,
Burkes hat was blown of and began to
roll down the ice on the side of the noun
tain towards the American falls.
Burke. without thinking of his danger.
dropped on his stomach TO lean over and
secure the hat. He began to slip down
tho side of the ice mountain towards
the vhirling water and certain death.
lie shouted Help me" and Kelly lost
his footing and he too. began to slip.
Dennison. who Is q big powerful man
grabbed Kely's legs and thus the three
men formed q loop over the top of the
mountain Burke shouted "INr Gods
sake, boys, don't let gol" Dennison man.
aged TO get Kelly over 10 his side Of the
mountain and then they pulled Burke up.
He brought bis hat with him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28
NNIllil1IN
OUR ISLANDS IN THE PACIFIC
PORTLAND Oreganinn.

Captain john Ross. IN speaking OF
something recently published In regard
To Tue nniesigah'liiy Of the United States
owning Islands SO FAR away as the la.
walian Islands, says Il docs not appear
to be generally known that the United
STATES owns seventy-fye Islands 10 tho
North and South Pacific They are
nearly all within II degrees Of the cana-
tor north and south, aud are principally
guano Islands Of small size, which have
boon taken possession OF by Americans
Tho American coas,inr laws apply In
them, and foreign vessels are restricted
from carrying guano from them to the
United States.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28

Mr.. y. 4. Gopher was appointed general
ciicniat,on agent for che Daily vnseus
October 1 liza travelling representatives,
are ] /. Mullen, Albert Rogers anu D. -
Terry.
Letters NJ authority are given % gu ne.
credited agents Of the Gazette nnd w 'aso
Of doubt persons representing, ihei.g5,i,3
ms agents should be required TO cNhlDlt
their authority.
All postmustcrs nre authorized 10 act ~
agents for the Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28
THE STATE DEMOCRATIC coz.
NENTION.

Mr. Baker. chairman N tho state Dem
ocrntic executive committee, has called
his committee together on the 10Th Of
March to agree upon time and place
for the holding of the state pemocratio
convention. such other business as Is
proper TO be considered at such meet
Ing will be- attended to.
Fort Worth should have that cpnveu.
tIon. Il Is ours by right OF rotation
Houston had the last one san Antonio
was favored Ia $500 Galveston in 1858
Dallas In 1880 and Houston in lsSl
Mort Worth's time " the proscnt year
aud the committee that meots in Dallas
next month viii cnnccde tho claims Of
this city If they are presented and an
Invitation officially made
No city In the state is 10 central to all
parts Of the state. by virtue Of her rail
roads running In all directions and with
their brancheA and connections putting
her 10 Communication with nearly every
county that has railroad, Fort Worth
can be reached with a smaller mileage
and transportation expense than any 9th
or city IN the state.
And. as a cllheher, Fort Worth Is the
only city in Texas. with one exception,
that Is situated In atraightout Demo.
cratic county. Except Harris, Tarrant
county alone. Of all the counties contain
ing cities Of any Importance, gave Il ina.
jorty for Governor uogg in the last con
test. Houston. that hns twice had the
state convention In ten years, cannot lay
claim 10 Il this year, aud leaving her out
Fort Worth's claim is unassailable us the
only city with sufficient accommodations
for entertaining q state convention that
could offer 10 the delegates the atmos,
pherc Of thoroughly sympathetic com.
munlty,
This convention IL going TO be one Of
far more than usual Importance, FOR Il
will probably be called upon to settle the
existlng difficulties In the party. 1t viii
attract tho party leaders from every
county, whether as delegates or as look.
ers-on, aud many, doubtless. FROM other
states, who will b. called in Us disintcr.
estcd and impartial referees to help on
the work Of cancellation.
Fort Worth can get that convention
II she viii ask for II. and II is not now
TOO early to begin taking steps to present
the invitation TO the committee whom II
meets In Dallas on the 10Th proximo,
by the dictum Of the ettorney.ecnera
silver certificates arr aiveateh ~ an,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28
EouALlzlNe THR BURDEN.


The rNople are becoming very tired Of
seelns ny the national revenues raised hy
taxes on consumption, 80 thar al in,oaol,
Of SldAAlooO year pays It's perconiaec
only on what one man eats and drinks
aud wears, while thousand Incomes 81
$1,000 each pay ON an that thousand
families cat and drink and wear.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28

NVT0TNT UINNNTOH.
Cisco. Tex, Feb. 27.-John f. Patterson
who made an assignment Ia December,
hns resumed business ut his old stand,
having mndc satisfactory Arrangements
with his creditors
Mary Brown. n colored servant at II. W.
Roses, had narrow escape from burning
10 dcnth. Her clothing accidentally caught
fire and she ran screaming Into the house.
Mrs, Roses presence Of mind saved her MS
she caught up rug AMI envrlnpcd her In
1t aud then poured water over her. The SER
want was badly, though not fatally burned,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28

THIS paper Is kept on nle and Advertising
ratpa may be- ascertalned ni ihe office ~
The American Newspaper puhirlcrs' Asso'
clntiOn, Temple Court, Now York. VI trou
is Eastern business office. - Irlhunr
building New York
Western business Office JqJ, "Ihc Hook
ery" Chicago. M,
g c. Beckwith, sole agent for foreign nd.
rcfilslng
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28

The Negro Politician Doesn't Get the
Amount for Which He Sues the
Pullman Company.


Galveston, Tex, Feb 21.-The suit of
n, W. Quincy, eX-colpctor Of customs ana
Republican politician, against the Pull.
man Palace Car company for 5000 dam
ages Tor refusing TO sell him berth In
one Of the Pullman slccpers hauled by
the International ard Great Northern
railway. was decided IN the United
States court against the plaintiff. Notice
Of appeal was gwen
The case of Samuel Mccoy Identical
with that OF Quincy and for the sam,
amount Of damages was dismissed The
ground Of contention was that the Pull
man Palace Car company had no right
TO discriminate on account Of color
The Jury held the contrary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28
BANKnRs wAnNnp pY RIKER.
Bond-Buyers Notified of Ills Appeal
from Justice BrHdley's Decision,

New York, Feb. 27.--Carrol L. Rlker,
the Chicago genius who bid such high
price for the entire S5O,OOO,0O0 issue Of
government rs. has sent circulars 10 all
the New York banks 10 whom they were
awarded. warning them that he had APP
penled against Justice Bradley's dccis-
ion and that he wants those bonds. The
bankers who received the circular to-day
restrained any mad impulse that might
have seized them Ia give up the bonds
aud no bank president seemed at all
inclined to run away from the Infatuated
Mr.. Riker's vengeance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28

Because Mr., Mcltunc was "ho-a."
with strong friends at the crank Of the
machine was not enough. TO save him
from a felon's stripes. Boss Tweed
had the same lesson taught him In
the Tweed cas-, il was a biz boss, while
Mcliane was only a poor sub-boss Tho
boncdciorles of his corruption are enjoy
ing what he Is naElnE for.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28

A PENNSYLVANIA farmer has been forced
to pay Sli5o for damages done
womans heart IIo courted her ten
years and 500 u year ought not TO be
considered as dear payment per
annum for the fun Of sparkling
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28
THEY THINK 1T A PANTHER
Decatur People Claim to Have Seen the
Beast aud Are After Its Scalp.

Decatur. H.. Feb. 2G.-Another large
party started out this evening with guns
and dogs determined to run down n huge
panther supposed TO be lurking in the
vicinity of the city. Many persons claim
to have seen the animal, and it is known
that dogs md chickens have recently
been killed by some strange beast which
been kept up for several days, and the
talk about the presence Of the panther
in this ncighborhood has aroused much
interest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28

Il is rumorcd that Emperor Franz
Joseph, Emperor William and the Car
are to meet shortly in Abazgia. Whats
thc boil and bubble they will brow is a
subject for conjecture.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28
rnEY ARE AL INDIANS.
Residents Of The Territory In Anticlpa-
ton OF Allotment, Are Preparing
for q Grab.


Euinula, l. r.. Feb. 81 The people
Of Eufaula are evidently Of the opinion
that change VIII be made in this
has drop Of Indian blood In his veins
has an armful Of stobs running around
over Town sticking them up ON every
vacant lot. Every piece of ground big
enough to build chicken house on has
stobs around IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28
rRopuoroN on DOMESTIC sALr.

The production OF sult In the United
Statcs for the year 1893, as shown by
the statistics collected for the new vol
umc Of the Mineral Industry, which Is
now nearly completed, was as follows, in
barrels Of 80 ponds, comparison being
made with the returns for 1907
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28

Bachelors viii be pleased to know that
an anu-kisslng baby society has been
organized, All that Is now necessary for
one to do Is to ask to sec the "itU dat-
lingo" "ootsey tootsey."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28

By Mali-m adynnce--iostage PAID; 40,
Daily and sunday, one year. ,.....s''S ~ ",
Daily and sunday. six months. ...s.-. 5'0
Daily and sunday, one month. t.....ss -"
The sunday Gazette 90 10 - pngrp =, ~
one year..s.... go. - go -, -
e ,, Ssn,' ",e,tsi,2 '"N'''N -. %
Daily. delivered hy carriers In the cly
and All towns una cities where mere nv
local agents. Il cents a week or u ''n''
per month. .,,,y
Remit by bank draft, cipress or money
order. DO not send Individual check
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28

There Is dire1 issue OF fac, between
Mr. Pence, Popullst congressman, Of Coi.
Grade, and Messrs- Ellis IL Oregon and
Picker Of Nebraska, Republican congress.
men Tho Republican stasenen aver thar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28
orR Nnw cIrIznNs.

A band 81 Scieillan anarchists have ar
rived az New York. This Is a froc coun.
try. and the. new arrivals viii be permit
ted 20 I've Ia Y a. long as they bshaye
themselves.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28

Texas Commcrclu Traveller; Texas is
In better condition financially and It's
citizens have murc ready cash than any
state Ia the Union.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28

Just received, large importation Of
-. Anlrlnsburg and English Norwich
male aud fcmulc caulries, at the
FORT WORul BIRD STORE,
200 East Second Street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-28

None hut ten-yoar old Relic ~ Nelson
vAisky sold ever tha Mansion Bar.