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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12
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Austin. Tex, July IL Headquarters
EXECUTIVE Commits. Austin. Tex. July
1l.-since our last v eslrs rer5r; Judge
Reagan hss received IS instructed
votes, rnslSing a total Of lsg $40 an
structed votes. lis unlnstrncfei vote
IS 80. making a total ~ ~ s-le in
s,ruetes and uninstu9ted votes 10 date.
He alsl has 80 second cholse votes.
There WIFI he ss1 votes IN she state
convention or this number Culo arson
les received 2fs. Reagan l3s $40. Ian
ham is5 2-iQ. Mccall IS. uniustrncted
los
Jha total vote cast Is $50. ard the
vote yet 10 be cast IS 1876. Of which
the leading candidate must get lS2 $40
votes in order 20 so into the ccnveli-
lion with majority vote. The rnTn-
uined instructed and uuinstriic.sd vote
against him is AZ l-i0, II Is therefore
an assured fart that neither NJ the
candidates Will go into the eonvsndon
with anything approaching 4 inal3ri'y.
and the domination viii depend Hugely
on the personal strength OF he cauol-
dates. and .iGdge Reagan has nptsing
to fear r. contest OF that kind The
vote OF Wilson and san saba Counties,
10th favorable to Judge Reagan. and
~ Milan county. still in doubt, are
not counted IN the above estimate. Only
absolute Instructions are counted
JEFF JOHNSON,
Chairman Reagan Executive Commit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12

Kllleen. Texas, July s-Kilieen. one Of
the hourishins towns Of Bell county.
beautifully located between the L.ampasas
and the Cow House rivers. on the Gulf
Colorado and Santa Fe railway, contains
g humber Of Business houses and has 4
population Of about 1900 inhabitants. 1t
Is surrounded by rich. productive valley
lznss in 4 high state OF cultivation.
A. an eyidsnce Of the business done
hs-e Il may be stated that about IOa =
~ pounds OF wool are marketed annual
y. ne eouon shipments are from 500
e go bales yearly; cattle 80 to 70 cars,
bsI.3es large Quantities Of corn and oats.
T@s merchants DO an estimated business
q tal'.1J5 per Gnnum, The following ar.
amonF the leading business men Of the
town. Dunn & Kincaid, general merehsn-
disc: Hi & Pool. hardware, W;u. Var
broueh. hardware, c VI. Campbell. lum-
Der; GRult & Cloud, furniture: C. ".
Lodwlg general merchandise: G.
smith, saddler and hardware; j. p. Dean.
general merchandise; r. q. French drug.
[ glst. Sid Harris. druggist; J. F. Brothers,
grain dea,er: 4 D. Lewis NJ n. Levi
| Anderson, warehouse and grain dealer
/ Mr Levi Anderson has a splendid farm
and fine pasture. which Is we'll stocked
horses. His people were anxious for him
TO serve them m the legislature but he
prefers to remain at home and look lf-er
| his large interests. He Is a smooth talk
er ana one Of the best business men in
/ Bell county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12

Mount Pleasant, Tex. July 1.-THE
democratic primaries yesterday in
atructed for Culberson FOR governor
and Camp for lieutenant governor; j.
w Crawford carried the county for
congress over Judge Sheppard by 60
votes p. II. Rodgers state senator
j. NJ Moore; loater and Hiram Glass
district attorney The following couu-
ty officers were nominated: Aaron
Smith, county judge. D. G, Williams.
clrrk; b. ROlstOu. county attorney.
o NJ. TRbb. district clerk l.. d. PAN
Their treasurer; G 3 Dickson. sheriff:
J. L. Shaw, surveyor, and r. C. Bat
tie, public weigher II A. Wilson and
d. Scurlock, for assessor. tied. The
precinct convention instructed In favor
OF the majority rule in conventions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12
SOUTH TEXAS TOWNS.
rrwsr NOTES GATHERED M OUR
CORRESPONDENTS.
Accidentally Shot by his son-A Lad
Drswned-No Grapes From
Roekport for the Horticul-
tar.I Exhibition.

Rockport, Texas. July flowing ~ the
contiaued severity Of the dnoath in tnls
section our grapes are not UP to the
s.Aadard OF exceIience that he grape men
require Tor exhibition. Therefore the
grape growers OF RoekporI viii not ex-
hiuli thsr proauei al the State Horucuit-
ufsl fA.r Al Aoasion- Waile fney hzNs
lty. yet the cry weather 80 impaired
the fruit that It Is deemed advisable not
to show the fruit al Houston. The
punches are not as large as they would
he with a fair season. and coatRin some
imperfect berries. Tnen, too. the finest
grapes are the earliest. most OF which
have already been marketed. leaving NOW
in the vineyards only Imperfect and oyer
ripe grapes that could not be handled.
50 as to make fair exhibit for our
grape growers. Their Inability TO ex-
OF great annoyance and regret 10 our
grape men. particularly since they prom
Used, through The Post, some time ago.
thar with favorable conditions they would
have the finest grape exhibit at the State
Horticultural Fair at Houston this year
ever seen in Texas. The conditions could
not have well been more unfaYorzhle.
quite an array OF notables are now
visiting Rockport. Among them Hon. u.
B. cuiberson. Judge Hurt. Hon. s. +.
Grimes, District Attorney Davidson, Al
bert Devine and J. b. FArris OF cuero.
Mrs. Culberson accompanies her distin-
guished husband. In fact. they are here
on account OF her health. Many Of the
parties with others left on the schooner
Oriole Sunday night for a few days out
Ing on the bays after tnrpon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12

c5iroe, Tex1s July s.-Diatrict eau-; $
in session with heavy docket.
Judge l.. B. Hlgntower Will Old the &c. es
q justice.
The Ladies' Aid society Will give an
ice cream supper "Wednesday night for
the benehi OF the Methodist churcn.
MIS- Enis conroe. ca gh.er Of Captain
1. conroe, returned 70 her home in n us
ton Friday after four weeks visit to
frineds, She was accompanied by Miss
Maggie Gi,mer, who viii spend few
weeks In the " gnolia City
Mr. j. II. Carroll Of Arc3ia was among
t1e many visitors in Conroe the pass
week.
captain l. conroe paid tile Bayou city
a visit Sunday.
Mss Grace Lawrence of stoneaam.
Texas. is visiting her friend. Miss Lula
Saunders, this week
Miss Willie Bradley returned 10 her
home in Navasota Sunday.
The COnrOe Dramatic company VIII
repeat the play my Partner at the
Conroe opera house Friday night, July
IL, for the benefit OF the cemetery fund
Mr.. s, S, Griffls Will leave for the Mag
noha City tomorrow with a collection Of
agricultural products OF Montgomery
county 10 be placed on exhibition al
the agricultural display.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12

Edna, Texas, July i0.-The following
resolutions were passed by the demo-
cratic county convention last Saturday:
Whereas. The Hon. John W. stayton,
chief justice OF the supreme court Of the
state OF Texas, has departed this life.
and
Whereas, The bench, bar and peo-
pie OF the State OF Texas have lost in
his death an honest. able, Courageous
clear headed and Just Judge. lawyer
and citizen, be II
Resolved. That we deeply depiore the
death Of Judge Stayton, and that we
tender TO his bereaved family our
heartfelt sympathy In this, their over
whe,ining sorrow; and that the secretary
OF this convention furnish a COPY OF
these resolutions 10 tho family OF Judge
stayien and The Houston Post. Calves
ton News, Victoria Times and Jackson
County Progress for publication.
Philip Klaus.
Chairman Democratic Executive Com
mittee. Jackson County, Texas
T. W. Sanford, Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12

cavalry: Pa. G. McGioin. company 9.
pany x. Thirty-thira Texas eass,ry !. ::
rsvairv. James McKeown. company A.
Rodgefs' Te1ss battery John Autrey.
eompany D, Twenty-eighth Louisiana reg
lrnent: o. p. sfadray. company 4. Inlf-
Yer company A. First Louisiana battery;
gurh Lowry, Breeding's company, Hob
by's Texas battery. s. O. Miller. regular
hneier. Terrys Rangers. Or. W. T. Har-
ris y-ss made honorary member as son
Of the late Or. E. W. Harris Of Beaure-
CARDS staff.
on permanent organization n. e How,
ard was elected captain commsnder hno
j. j. Mahony orderly sergeant; W. 3.
NeWberry treaFurer. Meetings are 70 oe
held quarterly on the second Saturdays
81 July, october, January and April
Tho p,st WAS named Post Bucnei, IN
honor Of the late Colonel Buchei' VINO
fell at the battle Of Pleasant Hih
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12

Palestine Tex. July 1.-THE Demo
cratic not1rial convention me- mere To-
day and nominated Hon. W. J. Town
send OF Angelina county as tolter from
this district 10 the Twenty-tuurth leg
islatura
The Democratic senatorial C. nver-
don met here today for the purpt re
~ nominating a candidate FOR state
senator After about $50 bAli3ts the
convention adjourned until aa,orrow
morning. uot having made 4 Enmina-
t.pp. Following Is the vote For Roga-s
a. Tor Clegg S, necessary to L jn.nntc
i 2-3 The opposition TO Rogers Is
strong
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12

The Lone Car Repairrr Fined fer
Repairing Puliman.

Rrenharn Texas, July lo.--The tie-up 81
the northbound sanss Fe passenger at
renuie yesterday increased the interest
locally in the grea; strike. and taoush
It's eTects are scarcely peresptlole here
much interest is manifested In 1T
This morning Car Repairer c. o. Small
nut a keyboard into shoe on Pullman
brake beam and no sooner had he com
pieted the Job. which was only the work
Of a mon6t, than spolter OF the order
OF the brotherhood OF Railway Carmen
stepped out and fined him six months
dues-S5 He protested. but put up the
amount with Agent Barnett. pending an
investigation, as he has not received or
ders Of any kind from his headquarters
in regard to no; inspecting or repairing
Pullman cars. or joining the strikers.
He is the only member here and the only
car rspalrer. and this morning when
Agent Barnett received a message from
Temple to the effect that the car repair
ers had all walked out but one. Agent
Barnett fired back the encouragin mes
sage that "oniy one was al work here"
superi-<endent OF Transportation Downs
OF the santa Re came up on the north
bound Santa E'e passenger today, wnlcn
arrived on time with the Pullman at
tached. and accompanied IL on its north-
ern trip. He held q brief consultation
with Ticket Agent Sloan and was shown
half a dozen notes received by the agent
this morning asking II the strike would
go into effect at noon7 IL passenger
trains would be r7unningg wat guar
used to their Destination etc. Mr. Downs
smiled at the ridiculous questions asked
in these various notes and seeing The
Post man standing by with an inquisitive
poise on lis reportor.al pump, he greeted
him cordially. and in answer TO The In
quiry as to the latest phase OF the strike,
said: 81 have heard 10 hing since / left
Galveston, everything was quiet there
though the result Is hard 10 foretell. /
never regarded this threatened strike on
the Santa Fe seriously until yesterday.
ance, could not believe that they would
| f0oiiahly inaugurate a strike 70 their
own and the Injury OF the company on
| account of somebody else's quarrel. in
] which they are not In the least interested
] 1t looks foolish, for not man on our
| lines has grievance. However, now tina
I IL is started there Is no telling whore II
| will stop and It may spread like con,a-
4 gion."
HAS the northbound ever go; out Of
Temple yet?,' asked the reporter.
! 81 bglleye not. The fireman refused 10
60 on and n~ae q the others Called upon
DO you think this train will get be-
yond Temple7"
well, It's hard to tell. but great eff
fort will bs. made TO carry 1t on to its
destination"
IAN aboard" secuted the conductor.
and the interview was interrupted a. he
boarded the outgoing train bound north.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12

Mount Vernon, Tex, July 1.-THE
following is the result OF the primary
election held IN this county yesterday:
Reagan, Camp, Crane. Henderson.
WORKMAN, Dodd, Carlisle, Gaines,
Brown, Ireland; court Of civil appeals.
L'ghtfoot, Finley. Raincy; court OF
criminal appeals. Davidson, Hurt Nc
Clellan United States senator. Chill
ton; congress, John /. Sheppard. i22;
John W. Crawford, COL state senator
II. Rogers: representative T W Tenn
pleton; district attorney. Hiram Class:
county indEn. r. W Reaves
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12

Gonzales, Texas, July 10-Dlstrict court
is In session and is engaged on the GRIM
inal docket The grand Jury so far has
handed in very few bills. They will ad-
journ this week. Judge Spooners point
ed and forcible charge was commented
on at length by the editor OF the Drag
Net. The bar generally sustain the Judge
In his position.
Hon. @. W Jones Of Bastrop is here
attending court and delivered speech
last night 10 a fair sized audience at
the court house
Rev. SD Williams has commenced q
meeting at the Baptist church. assisted
by the pastor and the other dsnomlna-
tons a tabernacle Is being built TO hold
services In. as the church Will not hold
the congregations.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12

sllphtr Springs, Tex July 1.-THE
total vote OF Hopkins county cas-, at
tn, primary election July 4
Governor cnlbetson 9Si. Reagan
91s Lanham 2s9. Mccall rs.
iirutsraut gnvcrnOg-kerbv go
Jester as. Camp 1906. upshaw As.
mey-Qeneral--crane 1883 Henr,
~. Fuller t.5.
Ccmptrolier-H Henderson 1850, Finley
s6 wiggins l6
Treasuter- WORKMAN ai5S.
Land coinmissiouec-D od1 aai. Dram
lette 25g Baker 3g7. schleicher 81,
walsh 2Ts.
superintendent Pusiia Instrnri,nn.-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12
WHARTON.

Wharton, Texas July iO--Today at
o'clock. while the east-bound passenger
was pulling into Wharton, Mr.. Cochran,
an aged gentleman OF this city. while
near the track Was knocked down BY the
engine and considerably bruised and one
arm broken, SO far no serious indications
exist.
News has just been brought TO the city
OF a fracas which occurred at the upper
Brooks place, ten miles below town
Ia Arlington, the boss OF the farm had
become Involved in difficulty with a
negro, one Of the hands. Arlington vas
forced to shoot the man. Drs Phillips.
father and son, we're called al once 70
wait on the wounded man.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12

Hockey, Texas, July io-A negro b;y.
about 10 years Of age. went crazy very
suddenly while working In the sun on
one OF the hay ranches.
-Four miles north OF this place a young
man by the name Of Lee drove up to q
farmers home and asked permission to
take the young lady for drive The
Old folks gave their consent. providing
they would be back by the time the sun
went down. While on the drive the young
people concluded to 60 to a dance and
they did not get back until II O'Clock
thsjt night The old man got some OF
rs triends and waited for The young cou-
pie and they gave the young man a good
horse WHIPPING. Trouble Is expected
Mrs. ]. W. Hin and Miss Lena Hayne
OF Houston were guests OF Miss Annie
Goodrich last week
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12

San Marcos. Texas. July "A sad
and fatal accident occurred late yeste--
day afternoon at the river when 4 san
OF A. Wolf fell into the river and was
drowned
The boy abou. 10 years old. with two
brothers. one older and the other
younger than himself. were playing On
the new dam, when he fell IN. i The 9TH
ers, in attempting to rescue him, came
near being drowned.
The bereaved parents have the sym
pathy OF the entire community.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12

Trinity Texas. July lO-Mr, John
House. an old resident OF this county, was
shot mean saron this morning by his son.
Charley. They were out driving and the
son mistook his father for a deer.
Or. W. W, Griffith OF Temple Is visit
ing his brothers family here.
Miss Florence Johnson left yesterday
for Waco. where she Will spend the sum
mer.
Mrs, J. II. Presley and children OF Bow
ers are visiting friends here, the guest
OF fir. Brown Martin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12

rhevea.t ga Carlisle 1904 Benihcrsi
s..
Judges Court OF CRIMINAL Appeais-
Mcclellan 1879. sinpkins 50. David
son i0a5 Hurst ssz; Henderson tll'
Kl,trell 3ei. Phelps ZIG. Gnrnett $50
c0ngresz-Cr Crawford 1872. Shepnerd
1Ss. Hodges 50
County officers elected; sherman,
sheriff. Keasier. Judge. Tate. district
clerk: Cor, county clerk; Gafford, tax
collector: HYDE, ASSESSOR Wood, treas
urer. Bartrnrl. representatlve.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12

Judging from the number u bu1incss
failures and amount OF liabilities for
the nrst half o. 1895. II appears that
times have not been as hard as mans
have been led 10 believe Eradstreors
report shows TIA, for the Grst half or
the present year the plumber Of faii
ures was e52s and total Liabilities $50.
5-5.32p For the corresponding period
last year the failures amounted to 62i9
with fatalities OF $40 sGU.22a Thus
whilc ;he number " failures has In
creased $50 the liabilities have do
creased ope-half
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12

Trinity, Texas, July s,--Three Mexican
oonviots attempted to make their escape
late Saturday evening from the Jones
farm. ten miles above here. when one
%as KILLED by the guard and another
seriously wounded. posse with hounds
1tri scous.ss me caul ~ here yes. er-
dav In search for the escaped convicts
who we're reported TO have been seen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12
NJ lnATNInITOns.

II the GnEcttc printed nh the arii-
rir- sprrs.hcs, essays, nturirs. etc
Ne rgcetFc. every line OF news Would
he crowded out OF Its columns. -
~ H.. thousands OF words OF t"le-
lgraph matter are throw INTO NY
Of syucr For this reuhon we nF'
forced 20 decline all cancellations
-nrrpt news matter, as defined q"
our correspondents. We trust me
win he accepted BY ali person~ who
have sent combinations Of the class
Indicated 10 the Gazette ~ expinna-
tory Of the uon-nppenrnuce OF Su"h
matter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12

De VIII Texas, July io.-Last night
De Witt lodge No. 1874. l. o. o. f., IN
stalled the following officers:
H. Keller. noble grand; L. Richardson.
vice grand; T. d. Drake, secretary. z.
Dickerson. treasurer. L. Kaufman.
warden J y. Morrison. conductor. VIM.
Miller, inside guardian: T. A. schorre.
outside guarliars VIM. Letsch, r. 3
10 \. G.; L, Keller, T.. s to y c.; t
Miller. inside guardian; h. A. Sehorre.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12

Mathis. Texas. July 7,-Under a call
posted heretofore a meeting OF ex-Confed.
era'es was held here today J. W. Wal
kes Of san fatrcio was elected Temporal.
~ chairman. The following names were
vnrolled; J. ". Walker. company A
Nlne;eenih louisiana regiment; y. q
TOWARD, company \, filth Tennessee
fltst Texas cavalry; rhos Mahonv. corn
r&ns IT. First Texas cavalry, Pat Me
Murray, ripSRy r. First Texas cavalry
II. D. Ne~oerTy. company +. First Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12

Austin, Tex. July u.-Hon. John II.
Reagan will, on the following dates
and at the following places, address
the citizens and voters in the Interest
Of his candidacy. and on the political
ISSUES uf the day
Nacona. Monday. July 10; st. 10.
Tuesday, July IL; Cook County.
Wednesday, July IS: Pilot Point.
THURSDAY July 10; Roanoke. Friday.
fuly 20: Decatur. Saturday. July 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12

Pleas1nton. Tex, July 1.-THE Alas
cosa eonnty Democratic convention in
structed Tor Culberson for governor.
with Mccall us second chol,s; S,ayd.n
OF BeNar for heutenant- governor. y.
L. Henry Tor Encouragement. Wig
gins FOR comptroller: Walsh Tor land
commissioner; Craiu Tor conssrss al d
Ireland FOR United States senl-or.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12

Richmond, Texas. July lo--Mr. II. 600.
ton today shipped to Houston to the
Fruit Growers fair fine display OF
grapes and pears grown on his fruit
farm In this county.
At a conference Of many of the active
poihleal and warm personal friends OF
Judge II. J, Hickey, who has been coun-
" Judge Of this county Tor the past fiVe
years, he prevailed upon them 10 dis
continue the use OF his name as cand-
date for rg-electlln.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12

Yoaium, Texas. July io.--A meeting of
the citizens and business men was held
here this morning for the purpose OF
making arrangements for celebrating the
In committee was appointed on arranra
msnts; w o. MOONEY. Jim Blanks. va
shampaign, =. c. Byrne Z, II. Pm Ian.
Joe Levy anu W, l., Johnston The cele-
hratlnn will take place July % prSr,t
nent speakers will be invited. Excursion
rates viii be obtained ever the ArAnsas
Pass read.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12

Navasota, Texas July io-Last night
Dick pemaret. colored bartender for
NJ. oahert- while asleep on the top Of
TIE opeI house awning rolled on and
flstse3sl serious Injuries Two ribs werr
broken, tvsides numerous ether bruises
lie Is resting quietly today and hopes
OF his recovery are bright.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12

HasnF tvtimntrs upon ilr ur
auirad FOR the final passage of the Nc
Riniey bin after u wea reported
TO the house from the senate. =, g.
probable that the wilson bin viii w.
come law about the Is, OF August,
This ls allowing one week more than
was required for the completion OF the
Mckinley bill
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12

Guthrie, 0, r.. July ii--I-aFaystte
Bell. "a fnrner- living east % here.
was called OUT " bis house by two
markra men aSieirG NE road last nieht
and we confloitt pv Two Ninohes-
tera aud robbe1 ~ o large sum Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12

Guthre. q, ~ JAY liza fcpor,
reaehaA here that rnisa gaea. who
succeeded Bin Dalton as. leader ~ the
Dalton gang has d!rd IA ne C,eet
country from wounds INFLICTED by dep-
uty fnArshala
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12

This paper is kept on fie and aav yer.
Using rates may be ascsrtsined AZ the
offce Of The American Newspaps.t
Pubilshers' Association. Temple Court
New York. or from its Eastern tusl-
ness office. As Tribune bnilnlnB' wv
York. - ,.,.,
Rookery." Chicago, Ill
9. c. Beckwith. sole agent for TOT
eign advertising.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12

Canyon. Randall Co. July io.-Thla
county instruets FOR Reagan first
choice. Isnhesn secoad. Cs.lbvTson
third Camp. Crane. worSham; no other
Instructions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12

1t viii take decision OF the Grim
lnai court OF appeals TO determine
which Is tho hisser man. Governor
Hogv or Judge Goodrich,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12

Chicago has go, about sic,ooo, 600
North'of advertising out Of the strike
ana it liz willing for once to agree that
It has enough.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12

rarrant county should grow as Fort
Worth has bon. growing and TO that
md concerted action fer H. develop
naaht Is daairahle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12

In response TO the increased patron.
age accorded by the Dallas clentaEe OF
The Gazette, we have established
rpeclal agency there. In charge OF hir.
n. Rutherford Once. Mcleod hotel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12
ANnERsnN

Andersen, Texas. July s-Abe white.
sides. colored, shot at his brother sun.
day evening four times. but missed MIN
Abe is now In Jail '''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12

PUBLISHERS AND
JOB PRINTERS
CAN SAVE
MONEY
BY having their straight composition
work done on The Gazette's linotype
machines.
Estimates promptly submitted on
newHpHpers pamphlets. catalogues
hwyers' briefs, etc Address
MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT
STATE PRINTING co,
Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12

AIR, Pullman Is not cousin or any
,,her violation TO the public. and there
Is where Debs made his mistake.