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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

corkyllie, Tex, Aug, is,--we learn
from different portions OF our county
from the farmers that the boil worms
are literally playing havoc with the
cotton, Tho bolls that have turned
spreesled are being eaten up In great
quantities Also several OF our most
conservative farmers inform your cor
roRpondept that the cotton VIII not
make half as much as II appeared 1t
would nftpen DAYS ago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

place, has bought 10000 bushels OF oa,s
,his week hesides other business done.
He SAYS Itaqca is stlll in the push
: The Waxahachle Quickstep base pali
club came over this morning 70 en-
gage the Itasca team. The game,wnlch
was played this afternoon, stood ltas-
ca a. Waxahachie 3. The batteries sor
Itasca were Tarrant and Burkes, LOT
WaxRhachie, Byburn and vaughn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

Nucena, Tex Aug 49, There is a
f'spat deal ~ Satisfaction among The
ufresfaw "a liAs l1causy over the
rciioa u The convention IL Dallas
Faqia me llFht vote Of the primary in
4tny Il % very conclusive that d great
Hsilf o. thy voters locked forward to
T9snc ncien ~ Tits Kind, Many fear
~. ihe tinplfdgsd votes viii 10 70
Nueen..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

Kopperll Aug. Nv. p. Melton.
farmer living near here had glnned
at Davis gin the first bale Of cotton
and carried It ID Morgan for sale,
The BRACES river u aull full, but
falling.
no WORMS in the cotton yet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

London, Aug, lS.--A Berlin dispatch
quotes the Vooscme zeitung as warm
inR German nnanciers against the pro-
poacd Chimes loaen. no contribute
10 The Chinese war fund, says the odi-
tor, is To support the cause OF barbar-
inns against that OF civilization, The
report that Germany sided with Eng
land In giving moral support TO China
IS not credited In Berlin The German
foreign Office Is following scrupulously
policy of absolute neutrality.
SIC 20 Washington and return. Si5 to
ST. Louis and return via the Katy.
August 20 to a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

Austin, Tcxa AUG Preparations
are being made TO extend glorious
welcome 10 Hon. Charles a, cuiber-
son on hls return to Austin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

shows no criticism from Democratic
sources. The nomination Of penman
for associate justice is particularly
gratifying to this section.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

Itasea Tex. Aug ~ --R, q. VIII
lismsor- who represents ,he surnham
Fort draAn company OF Waco at thls
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

Kansas city, No. AVE !, !, D.
Sherwood of 1ndlanaIol's Z. Z n
and has nearly comp'''' IN
ments for the Formation , !. }
trust. Mr.. sherwood ''. .i,s.s
already obtained the s T,,s \
the Hudnut company q = Isls
Hominy mills; Ssv...sssrsla I: q
Highland mills, hen 1,IIs W
braska City Cereal n ssFf 4
city; the mills ownssos 'lilnf. u
gan and Englidc * * oalf
ana the Corle 8 ~ gp
Cereal company, h ri ~
Modern Miller, a M so
ternoon, published -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

San Antonio, Tex. Aug. 1s.-The
lines Of the San Antonio street railway
company are still practically tied up
by the strike OF the operatives. Sew
eral cars were run out this morning.
nu, the scah woriimen We're hooted
and jeered at ali along the line, and
~ me subNbs were pulled Off the
cars by sympathizers OF the strikers,
rs a result pnly four cars were run
curing the day and were stopped al
nlshtall The city authorities w1hen
appealed to said they were unable
70 70 furnish protection for ali the cars
~ Nus Is me situation unchanged since
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

sa5 20 Washington and return. SIS to
81 Louis and rs.ura via the katy
August 20 to "a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

20 e Washington and return. SIS 10
o. Louis and return via the Katy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

S25 to Washington and return, SIS to
ST. Louis and return via the Katy,
August 20 to "a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28


A roller mill. two churches and three
stone buildings are soon 10 be under
Roadway ut Nnconai
The cattle in Dimmit county are be-
Ing moved In larger numbers thah
usual toward the Indian Territory
Eighteen carloads OF fat beeves
passed through Victoria on Saturday
from cuero. destined for Chicago
The BRACES river is rising rapidly
AT VelaBco. aud the rise Is bringing
with it great deal Of drift from the
upper country.
The state rangers are keeping a
sharp lookout around San Putriclo, In
the hope pf arresting the murderers
OF Col. John Wade.
An lnfont OF Mrs, J. b. Newton OF
Milauo was smothered by the falling
OF a sham pillow upon it5 face While
asleep upon the bed.
]. II. Sanders. charged with killing
VIM. Jordan az LoclshRrt. has given
the required bond, $1,000. Tor his APP
pearance before the grand jury.
The Mexican International railroad
Is issuing nrst-clnss tickets from Eagle
Pass to the city Of Mexico and return
Tor 1856 in Mexican money.
The Commercial Traveller will issue
souvenir Waco edition OF twenty
pages for the meeting OF the Travellers
Protective association In that city,
A council OF The order OF the Ameri-
can Legion OF Honor Is 10 be instituted
tonight at Laredo By Mr., i. NJ. Railey.
grand secretary Of tho state or Texas.
In tho recent thunder storm at Hen
riotta Mr.. NJ NJ Peters lost ave head
OF cattle that were stumbling nenT by
the barn. which was struck by light
ming.
Work on the Presbyterian church at
Alvin is progressing rapidly, and when
completed It Is expected 10 be one Of
the handsomest church cdfices In the
town.
C0rslcann ~ "a have now grain elc-
vator. with q capacity OF $4,000 bushels
o. wheat The plans and specifications
are drawn mp. and the building Is tc
be finished IN time for the new crop.
The plan FOR the Texas press eScur.
! sion on the 18th OF May has been ahan'
| q. ned IN favor OF later one 70 AsburN
Park at the time Of the meeting o.
the National Press association.
Freeman Hooker. an employee n
/ the Santa Fc coal mines az Alilano
| had his skull crushed by an acciden
| To the engine by which the dump wal
| thrown upon Ills head His recovery
Is doubtful.
| While the officers were conveying
| pete leueto, n lunatlc. from Dallas L
/ the asylum he became unmanageahl
al the Terrell depot and In attempt
| Ing 20 rush through the crowd kicke'
| q little glrl breaking her leg and in
| nictiug other injuries.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28
qHE GAZETTE. FL WORTH TEXAS WEDNESDAY, MARCH % 1854

line. Row the ornamentation OF foot
rsar has reached that stage OF elegance
and intricacy which entities II TO
rank among the fine arts declares the
Boot and shoe Weekly. BEADING
braiding. fancy stitching, inlaid work,
laces, ribbons, metals and even
precious stones all find their uses be-
low the hem OF the Feminine skirt.
These pretty accessories are either
charming or tawdy, according TO the
taste or lack OF II. on the part Of the
designers In no other way, how
ever. could the almost llmitless va
riety OF establishment be obtained
which has become necessity to the
fair SIX.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28
GIGAmY nlGmr.
The Pope Allowed Count oicichcn
TWO Wives.

London Queen.
Do you know the story OF the man
who had two wives and was held
biameleasq His name was Count Won
Gieichen; he was Thuringlan. and Il
happened EARLY in the thlrteenth cen-
tury. The count went forth as was
customary, 10 i.giax the saracen, who
proved. as too often happened, the bet
ter warrior and took him prisoner.
Therefore the count was carried on to
the palace OF Nourreddln, where he was
made a slave ana set TO cultivate the
deliciua shnllot OF Aacalon In the gar
den OF H. II, H. Cairene Caliph.
Ills good looks and the knowledge
that he was u great noble IN his own
country attracted the attention OF
certnln princess, daughter OF the sul-
tan. She heard his simple story; she
went for him; he opened hia arms; she
went With him. She offered to effect
his escape for him on one condition
that he should marry her, "Alasl
madame'-or your royal higlness. or
your i1uutriousness. whatever Was tho
iady'a style and title under the rules Of
thc Caliphnic--'l cannot he replied.
"At home there langulshes for me u
| wife and tender children"
why" aho aaiied In mnldenly sur
priac what aus the nonl AS II am
/ other wife or two would be any obsta-
| ciei Do not the laws Of tie prophet
! twhose name be hlesaedD and tho ona-
| toms Of tho Caircne cellphate allow
u man 10 have moro than one wifeG"
lilo Yielded; he promised; she was AZ
gond ar her word. In few days they
| embarked together IA n rhln engaged
\ by herself and they arrived IN Venice
i Ia safety.
Could-ohl Christian moralist-copld
| this noble knight desert the princess
20 whom he owed hts freedomg Never,
lie repaired te Rome; he Ibid the cas-,
bUfurc tho pope Ills holiness, afttl
considering the matter, graRted his
permission TO keep both wives, and "a
be legally married. 20 both Which was
/ ddnu ana the story gnos on 90 say that
4 they an lived together IA the greatest
hpppincHs. tho Turkish LADY heinl
chnuleae. and loving her Histcr-wiie'
chliarvn as much as Il they were he,
! own.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28
rIIn eovrnNon ~ one rnAMrs.

Governor Hoggs keen and honest
sympathy with the under dog in the
battio OF life has betrayed him into
stand touching tho progress OF Gen.
p,ye's army Of tramps through the
state that Is inconsistent with the duty
OF the highest executive officer OF the
atatc.
when those tramps took forcible post
session Of a train and attempted 10
compel tho railroad company to furnnh
them FREQ transportation, they COM
mitted crime morally and legally.
aud they ought 10 be- punished for 1t.
II body OF men may with impunlty
demand and coercc FREQ service from
railroad. any individual who is
,,,,,,,,,, q, , d.,,,,,,,ao d, s,,ccesse,tt,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

one can test cake's baking by
drawing IL TO the edge Of the oven ard
listening for the faint. spluuering
sound which win continue until Il Is
ready TO take out. This is better
trial than the broom splinter thrust
into the dough.
A few quarts OF peanuts shelled and
saltcd, are good to have on hand,
Allow a Tablespoonful Of butter for
each quart OF nuts, and brown on
shallow dishes In a good oven, watch
ing carefully TINT they do not scorch.
shake fine salt over thickly and throw
them In a colander TO cool,
A plum pudding IL quickly made by
crumbling a pound can OF pudding
made by n reliable firm, adding two
cups OF bread crumbs soaked in milk.
a small cup OF minced suet, three eggs
beaten light half cup OF sugar, and
a cup of stoned raisins. Turn all these
ingredients, after miNing we'll into u
buttered roll and boil three hours,
Eggs may be very simply and palat-
ably cooked, either by steamer or
baker. after the following manner:
slightly warm Nat dish, butter Il
generously. and then break the NUM-
her OF eggs desired on It. Season with
salt ana white pepper. aud add little
rich cream. Bake or steam until the
| whites are set They are more dainty
In appearance II cooked on an oyster
plate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28
rmn rRnss AssocIArIoN.

Dallas Dispatch: The Texas press
exhibit will be sent North in Ji'no,
and Gaston Meslier OF the Texas Nnd
Pacific, y most enterpri5iug gentle
man. Is IN 81. Louis arranging for
transportation OF the editors
Waxphnchie Enterprise. The TeNas
Press association win have TWO Ond,
u necessary, threel exhibit "ars, and
viii carry them through the I'D fnuth-
ern states and over the Norsh and
East l1llis county must be In It.
Temple Tribune; The Texas State
Fair association has contributed s5o0
10 the Texas editorial exhibit ear.
Now let the towns and counties
throughout the state put IN their mite,
and Texas and her advantages wHl be
better advertised than they have ever
been.
brentwood Bulletin The success
Of the Texas exhibit car In charge Of
members OF the Texas Press associa-
ton OF It's tour OF the Eastern cities
next July IS now an assured fact.
Land Commissioner HollinFsworth viii
accompany the editors. The bulletin
Is the only member OF the Press assn-
citation at Bruwnwood. and rs only
Texna newspapers can he dstrlbated
| for advertising purposes, the Bulletin
| VIII do its best TO represent our county
crelitably.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28
snALL MONIES yorEf
Mrs. Dr. Dnbbs is Delighted ut the
Prospect of Conversions.

Prospect Of Conversions.
Fort Worth. Tex. March 2s.--Editcr
Gazette: Being somewhat responsible
for the meeting that viii occur here
next Thursday night was delighted
TO read the article from w. Era Hail
in Sundays issue. inferred from her
writing that she belongs too the con-
servative element. that we all recognize
Cor their worth In this world. | fur
thernore recognize that even South
ern woman holds a limit 20 her tacit
acknowledgment Of mans superiority
and authority. That W. Era Hall has
reached that limit every candid mind
must allow. And It must be admitted,
too, that after reading up ON methods
OF Democratic harmoni2ing In which
"whisky straight" was the chief Gle
meut. that even the Papuliat OF the
bow-wowa would not be any worse,
But TO return 10 our mutton" as the
French say, the leaYening IS surely
working, and W. Era Han is not the
only woman who Is asking herself the
question. 'If men who dominate poli-
tics aud women shall lay plans for
their domination In bHrrooms and with
brains iniiamed or stupelied by nico-
tine and alcohol" The Gazette seems
to think Il but an evidence of the fact
want, and 1 presume lays the iinttering
unctlon 10 his masculine soul that men
do know what they want. ! have
watched for many years this struggle
30 ON In my friends; their first awak-
ening TO the need Of sOmethingi the
Investigation; the revolt against mas
culine custom that adore women In the
abstract and cheat them in the con-
crete; the knight errantry that die
tntes beautiful sentiments Of wnmun
and refuses Endorsement In business
transactions. When n woman gets to
thinking on this line she can no more
help from believing in suffrage than
she could help from walking out In the
Pacific ocean II she were to travel far
enough West. All / ever ask Of any
woman whom / wish TO interest In the
movement Is ito think about It," And
so far from counting a woman as an
anti-suifragist because she does not
know whether she wants to vote or
not, | count her walking in that direc-
tion-when she reaches suffrage or suf-
frage reaches her--for there are two
movements IN this evolution. These
women viii discharge their responsible
lty Of franchise Just as they do all
| other responsibilities laid upon them III
a womanly conscientious way-whetheI
she likes It or not-iust as millions OF
women prepare three meals "a day for
| millions of unappreciative men, not be-
| cause they particularly like the work
| hut because they love the men and fee
| IL their duty 10 40 work.
In conclusion, ! beg TO state that tbs
| association will meet in Fort Worth
| the goth instant. s p. M, at the cham
her Of commerce In the postotiice build
| ing. Several ladies' from different cit
| los in Texas win speak. and every man
| woman aud child who loves Justice ant
would enjoy bright speeches from
bright women. Is cordially invited to b'
present,
/ ELLEN LAwSoN-DABBS, NJ. NJ.
Corresponding Secretary u, s. a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

Figures that tell q tale gratifying
10 friends Of Southern industrial prog
ross were printed in The Gazette yes
to-day. Hestcr's cotton report, showing
the movement OF cotton for the cur
rent cotton year. says; "rhe total
talsings Of American mills. North and
south and Canada, thus far thia sea-
son. have been 1.70D.6i3 bales, against
1884. 2Oi last year. These included i,le0'-
g63 by the Northern spinners, against
i.4b6,76i last year"
An analysis OF these figures shows
that the cotton mills Of the country
consumed 254.5ss fewer bales Of cotton
from September l. 1898, to March 20
1891. than from September ]. 1882 TO
March 29. 1898 the decrease being, OF
course, attributable to the diminished
volume OF business In the country. The
decrease IN the consumption Of the
Northern mills alone In that time was
2sq SOS bales As the decrease IN the
North was greater than the decrease In
the whole country. It Is APP
parent that there was no de-
crease at all In the South
but on contrary. an aetual increase
And t., was the case. In the midst
II almost universal stagnation IN the
business world, when almost every
branch of manufacturing enterprise
was pressed aud produotion cut
down. the Southern cotton mills con-
aumed 1890 more bales Of cotton from
september. 1893. to March, 1884, than In
The like period Of the preceding year.
while the decrease OF the bales OF
cotton made Into cloth in the North
was equal TO almost 90 per cent, there
was substantial and healthy growth
Of this manufacture in the South.
These figures establish the superior
lty OF the south Tor cotton mills pur-
poses. It IL certain the Southern mills
would moi have added to their output
unlcgs there was a pront 81 doing so,
and Il Ia as certain that the Northern
mills would not have curtatled their
output unless It was Improbable not 70
do 80 In fcw words, southern mills
could run aud make money under con-
diuons that closed some Northern mills
ana disastrausly affected the business
OF all OF them.
The cotton factories must come to
the cotton fields. That Is the lesson
Of the hard times and close business.
1t IS no longer profitable 10 pay freight
ON million and half bales az cotton
thousand 10 nftcon hundred miles to
the factoriea when the factories can
be put up IN the midst OF tho cotton
! 81. q ..T fgau.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

noorne Post, Tho Improvement IN
tho Fort Worth Gazette under the
new manugcment Is very marked
Panhandle Herald The Fort worth
Gazette since changing handa e get-
tiHe TO be one OF the best enilies In
the state
Childrtsa County Index Under The
new ownership The Fort Worth Gazette
ismakin- rapid Improvement We hope
70 hee The Gazette up 10 Ito old time
standard ere LONG
Nocona Leader The Fort worth
Gazette Is being greatly improved
under It's new npnagement, Tie 1a-
Eettc n one ~ our statu's stnunohert
pdyocIitpa of pure Democracy and We
bid II GodspoCd.
iBrovnwoad Ruilctin. The public ~
pleased that tho sale ~ The Sa1atte
iraVra Mr.. y, q, Senter permanently
Nv charge of the editorial deparimNt.
II thr uARgttc owners VIII GiNe Senter
full swing he viii make The 1azette
fairly hum Tor Texas.
6,iehnrne chfnnicla. The Fort Worth
Gazette Is out Ia now dress, which
If very handsome and becpping ~
u rs now gotten out Il has no fliperlof
Ia roxas. The mnnasemeSt promises
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

many good things in the future, ohd
the citizens OF Fort Worth should give
the paper their most liberal ana SUD
Ftantiai support
sherman Register: The Fort Worth
Gazette In its now dress Is one Of the
hsudsomcst papers IN the southwest.
Under It's new management the press
report and other ncSH features have
been greatly Increased until the ra9er
Is now second to no paper IN the state
Texas Mcsquitcr; The Fort Worth
Gazette with It's accustomed iiberniity
md enterprise win isgue a "Handbook
OF Texas as its contribution TO the
Immigration literature 20 be carried by
tho exhibit car OF the Texas Press
association on its Northern trip this
summer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28
nrnnlnenlnl Foelnear.

Tho advance IN purely csihctc re-
duireincnta for footwear does not date
from very remotAperlpd. TWO gene
rations aEo. lil this country az least,
people were satisfied 20 regard thcir
fQot as quite property cled IN very
pieln but auhhtantial shoes Women
then devoted the greater part % their
time and tastes at the toilet IN deco
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

The travelling agents ~ the Gazette are;
] Il. Terry, J. W. rutmnn. A. L. lsoscH'
W. w. ingnls. .,..
Letters n authority are glyrn To alt other
parties specially accredited 10 represent lh's
paper.
All p0stmastrrs Ia Tcxas. Okhhomn ana
tho Indian Territory are authorized TO re-
nelre anhncrlnllum..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28
NorTcr no oAzgrTn AGENTS.

All ncwBdealers and others indepl o. "a
past account 10 tho Go1ette arc n3uhgll
HAT remltlaucc8 On such account ,hlli9i
be uade directly 80 this once Hnu tnat
payments should moi be- mule ei lhe snill1
authority 10 80 collect bearing the sigma
lure Of y r. Williams.
An romltianres should be addressed 70
THE GAZETTE
business Oalce, Fort Worth, Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

The equal suffrage convection q be
acid in this cry VIII have ila oreulng
session IN the Chamber Of Commerce.
Board Of Trade huadipG on Thursday
AZ 5 o'elcols T.. "a. Delegates from
difieren, parts OF tho state nre espect-
Cd. ana no doub, there VIII be pni-
maied discussions Of The wonlan-suf-
'ragc Qucetion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

Allegation was betrayed 20 tho support
Or an anti-frec-snver candidate for the
presidency. lie has his reward In an
once 70 which he VAS appointed. The
neoule of Texas will have a good deal
10 say IN the election of the next
United states senator. and no man
with an antl-silver record is available.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

In her communication fayoring
woman suffrage, printed in today's Ga
zette Mrs. DR. Dabbs says that mas
oullne custom" IN 10 adore women In
the abstract and cheat them IN the
concrete" DR.. Dabbs evidently has In
mind the out.of-date man who said,
with Byron. "As for me, adore come
twenty or more. aud love them most
dearly" The up-to-date man adores
woman both in the abstract and In
tl.n nnnrrlia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

Col Charles Stewart seems to be
making stan hunt for a gubegnato-
rlal boom.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

Mr.. Il. y. Sprinkle Is clrculatof Tor the
Gazette IN fort Worth, and orders for the
paper should b. given 10 him or us asenlS'
HIS office is Oh Main street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

Mr.. Band can't pass his BIN over
the premdcnra veto a two-thirds
majority % TOO hard 40 opposition 10
contend Win Ne has done AL that
any man could do ia what ne believcs
Is best Tor the country. but 'he fatos
are adverse 70 he succesap" ntoon-
ipliahment Of bis plans. 40 Is
pni on tho seHniarase bib tho aelrn-
forage bill Is dead.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28
The GrandeSt Publication Of the Nine.
teenth Century.

student has think such H.
edlseover Esenng Post San Francisco ~. "T%
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28
LARGEST clTY CIRCULATION
lARoEST TEXAS c;RcyLAH0R.


Entered at tho postoflce at Fort Worth
Tox.. as seoond-class mall matter.