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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1894-02-10
a 0GlAkL AMI. STl ATE NEWS.


The delinquent tax list for Cook cou4.
ty will be published in Ger next issue.
!. Rev.. r ergane arrived Hone from
Superior yesterday afterpoop. sHe made
the trip from y, rEo HEarb6fs in three days:
Judge Parish Of Ashland ,disselyed
The Acknowledgements Peyton, ssSKi,n ball:
8 Barber Of I Duluth, WHO Is, were logging
on contested land" The waiting forces
Of workmen have returned to work.
Auditor Fisher and Charley johnson
arrived from Their" farms Monday after
noon. As Charley left. no. one t to look
after livestock on his farm duriag. his
absence he returned Tuesday morning.
G. G. Brown will start the Rainy Lake
Herald, a six,column four-page weekly,
at Rainy Lake City. AS the city at pres
emit is in rather nebulous state, the first
few numbers vii be printed in Duluth
@-commo nwealth. g..
The Duluth council has passed over
the mayors veto an ordinance authoriz-,
ing the issue Of 100000 Of 5, per cent.
! bonds for the constructors of a system
of water works to be maintained and
operated by. the city: =. . :"
Frank Hoskins, the populist editor,
who was committed to the Fergus Falls
insane asylum short time ago. has been
released as cured. He says the reason
he was, committed was that he had the.
habit Of telling the truth. =. 80
!: A movement is on foot in West supe-
1ior to secure the ,Oorbett- Jackson fight
for that city; and the citizens who are
behind the move are serious in it, Sec
Rotary Hennessy of the chamber Of COM
merce has'addressed a communicate on tn
"Parson Davies, asking if proposition
from hatscity would be considered. If
a favorable reply is received; it is pro-
posed to form company and raise $780,
600, if necessary, to- secure the fight,
The province of ontari has by popu-
lar vote given large majority in favor
Of prohibition of the liquor ira ffic. This
action by our high-spirited and splendid
" administered Canadian neighbor
comes. at a time when temperance re-
formers in the United States look to pro-
hibition as the ultimate solution of the
drink evil with far less uniformity of
agreement than ten or fifteen years ago.
Will Ontario with her large towns man.
age to enforce prohibition to her own
satisfaction and real .beneft2 Her ex-
periences henceforth will be- watched
with the worlds keen interest. i It is
noteworthy that The city Of Toro nto it.
self voted strongly in favor Of the change
and that the result in. Ontario is by no
means triumphing of'rural, over urban,
majorit1es.-From t'The Progress of the
world,"' il the February Review of Re-
views. =.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1894-02-10

Ask your Druggist for bottle of Quaker
Catarrh Cure, It will cure your Catarrh when
all other remedies have failed.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1894-02-10
Timber Land, Act June 8, 1S7s-Notioe for Pub aab

Post & Colvill, Attys.
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W h sm!'allXood. Atty
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Post & Colvill. Attys,
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r N Marble, Atty.
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IN " 1U0}s15Go
G p Maginnis, Atty, %
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B. N. Johnson, Atty
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A. j. TAYLOR, Register.
;. P. MAG ATTY. Ills
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Post & Colvill, Attys.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

W F Smallwood. Atty. }:27
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A. J. Taylor, Register
n: B, Fhayar, Atty: 100
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Timber Land. Act June 3. 1878. as Amended by
Act of Congress, Approved Aug. 4, 1892.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25
Fort Worth Society.
AN EVENING or GENUINE PLEAS.
rRE,


Tuesday evening from , 10 G o'clock
ono OF the most delightful receptions ever
held IN this city was given by Mrs. j..
Samuels at her residence on East Bel
6ngp street IN honor OF her cousin
and visiting guest. Mrs. Alex LYMAN
of Summit, Miss. who. without naitcry.
may he snid 70 pG II person and manner
crossed the confines Of this aiate
Tho interior OF the house was garnlshed
with decorations Of palms, forms and
smiloS, which. with the soft tlnts of tho
drapcrics, enhanced BY tasteful costumes
OF the ladies, made the scene de-.
licatcly and hnrmoniously beautiful one.
such as the eye may gage upen without
fatigue The llirschiirld orchestra dis
conrscd rhythmlc music while -tho guests
chaitod, discussed their Refreshments or
INDUCED IN the polite social amenities
that round on the edges OF humdrum life.
Those who assisted the hostess nni
guest Of honor in entertaining the callers
were. attired In evening dress and com
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25


Notice IL hereby. given thal IN openl. |
snee TO an ofder OF NJ 9sliir, 'g gu9r lot
the Seventeenth judicial district ni ,cAAs'
] VIII on the hfst TUESDAY u Mar'h;
lsD4, the same bong lnn shth NY or
ead month. between me hours OF ~
the courthouse door. o. lg,fan, county
Texas, in tho city Of Fort North, sen a,
public outcry TO the highest blduef Az
the property, franchises. name ana good
Wi, q ne nemocrat raD,Snins nJ 2pl ,bs
Fort Worth Daily Gazette, Inc Fort
Worth Weekly. Gazette and ihe, F9r1
Worth Semi-McriSly ba2eiie, nnd also
Including one electric motor oil hNc-hnran
power one bnllork Wehh bnslrtlmg
press, Win attachments '9hlW'Ni 9lr
papcr-wolliny, machine complete one XXX
horse power Rice automatic engine. WIN
attachments complete one ''NA,-' power
boiler complete, rollers l'r rt,T- com
p.0tc, one proof press Nl.n lp.l 'Asi nn'
lcys. ahnttings Tyne plates desss.
tables trucks, olc,, o tud ana complete
lisl OF which wlll nc .nnnu 10 the 1uicq
Of the clerk Of the emo lNllcl court IN
the inventory hlrl February Y lSel' ~
the cesc Of W; II Parsons Co, W.
Che Gazette company q! AL Ahd on
pages ! 10 7, both inclusive OF SAID m,
Vrntory, except money On hand 9ll9ncd
thcrcin. Ana also ihcluulns lhe lolioW-
ing real estate, which u mehu9neu ~
,.aid Inventory, 9'wi, l.ot in BLOCK u;
AlamOsQ Heights addition 10 tho city OF
Fort Worth, Tarront county Vc1og,
also lois y, 10 IL, y, Ni, ol % aud 90,
IN block ia Port Ar0nsas, Nueccs
county, Texas; also NO acres OF land
stephen ~ Mnter survey, IhroekmQuon
county, To1asi also lols ! ana :, an
block D, santa Anna, Coleman county
Texas, also lots y aud 10 IA DOCK w,
Folsom Springs, ColtaN county, New
Mcxico' also lot IN block 10 lot Y ~
hh,ecs ~ 10y IN u 9h,Hi oct M Ia, II IN
block II, all In Cotton MINIS addition TO
tho city OF Fort WORTH, Iarinnt county
1cxas; also lots q and Z, IN block ~, IN
Dixie Wagon Manufacturing Company 8
addition 20 the, city OF fort worth, Iqr
both inclusive heing block W., OF the
East division. Of Laredo, Webb county
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25
THOMPSON Eros, lO2 Houston St.
AMERICAN SUPREMACY.

Edinburgh REVIEW.
Science is supreme q, American pro-
ducton. and the Americans have Outrun
Us nll in its application. They were the
first to utilize electricity, MOI merely in
Topography aud its Kindred arts, but us Il
powerful ally IN manufacture. In the
welding, for Instance, it now plays IN
important part. 1t has reduced the
price Of aluminium from II to 2s
pound and the metal has now passed, in
consequence, into common use. 1t enters
into the fabric of the bicycle; il is made
into shoes for the hOrses Of the Russian
cavalry. In iron and steel the use of
highly developed machinery, which is no
more than the application Of science,
has reyolutiOnized production The new
drop-hammcr has brought down thc price
Of American plows to less than e.. aud
In the making Of all sorts Of agricultural
Implements II is calculated that $50 men
can now produce rs much rs 2l4J
few years ago. Where single workman
could make three dozen pairs of sleeve
links in day, a boy can make 5000.
Tho manufacture Of pins still holds its
own as an object lesson, but whereas
Adam Smith notes with astoniahment
and admiration ten men turning out
$4,000 pins u day. thc modern American
manufacturer finds no difficulty in supply
ing 100000 in the same time. as the
result Of five pairs Of hands Compare
this With the state of things ut the time
OF the war of Independence, when inn
ported pins sold for Is Cd per dozen, and
when to encourage home industry the gov
eminent offered $50 for the hest twenty.
! five dozen of pins made in America
equal TO those imported from England!
The important point 10 notice here is
That the tendency OF increasing improve
ment IN machinery TO cheaper production
| IS not Mt the cost Of wages. Far from
! it. Most NJ our readers are probably
fn nNtltur with fiat g .I..lf.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

PHYSICAL CULTURE AT HOME.
Have you ugly little holows in ypur
neck and a fiat chest? Here is an adj
mirable exercise taught by Mrs. Emily
Bishop to women who are 50 afflicted
which, II followed peSistcntly. Will de,
Nelon the chest muscles and 'ill ont AN
those tCll-tale hollows in the neck
Advance one foot as IN long sion and
stand with che weight on it, extending
the arms parallel TO each othf Ia froni
until they are In line with the sAonlders
encrgi1c them and close the ia X. as II
each was firmly graspmg a ROM. keenin,
the eyes steadily fixed on some ,,ojTt
about two feet above their lcyel ii,boie
slowly aud with great energy pull the ev-
tended arms down and well baelfw,r, .
az the same time bend tho torso f,rya-,i
but do not transfer the weight ~ ~ ~ ~
body. The head bends backward In onnn.
sllon to the torso, Hold Inc nn,f,,o.,
Tor moment then withdraw all tho n.y.
necessary nerve force from tho ,N,,s.1 "
anu exhale as the body ret1t-ns ta ~
original poeition During tbis c,o.,i H.
one should imagine that by lueans 81 ~, -
ropes one Is pulling some heavv ~; ~ y I,
that must not be josfled. huf maj y, W
care Put all possible force In NJ n,.il
| and brace FIRMLY with tho t5rc.,-i Hi'.l y
nut do not strain the back. I'M, s .vS.'
sise edncatcs the arms and tho - ~ I,
| ii,ting and So relieves the oSer,.e ~ ~
back, which often ages under bnr r5 morked i
It's own, Ou'uehs not
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

Last Thurday night there. assembled
OF Knights Of Honor hall nearly one hun
dred ladies' AMI gentlemen for organize
tion OF tho second bulge 10 Fort Worm
~ the National Reserve association.
State Organizer A. X. Hall proceeded 10
institute lodge with elghty-eglt
charter mombers. Thursday being the
birthday OF the great Georgo Nnshlhg-
ton. the lodge WAS given the name OF
Washington. The following were elected
officers for the term.
g.. b. Paxton, past president; j. ).
Clarl,snn. president: II. s. Prigmore.
vice president: J. ~ Eskrw, chaplain.
j. III. Melton, secretary, j. J.. Dun,
treasurer: W. r. Francis, conductor; G.
r. Parsley. sentinel; W. . Essex, j.
w. Parsley and DIR. j. l.. Cooper,
trustees
This lodge makes the National Reserve
association the strongest fraicrnM In
surance order la uir city The officers
u Fort Worth No. 81. were all present.
filled ihHir stations and made the meet
ms more interesting han could possibly
have been without them. for which the
organizer and all mcubcrs Of the Wash
ingtnn lodge extend thanks nnd an inyi-
tltion 30 meet with them often.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

The Two Orphans was repeated last
night at Grecuwalfs. and Manager
Curtis and his excellent company OF ar
lists closed an engagement which Will
be remembered as one NJ the succpsscs
~ the season The weather wns not
propitous binding snow storm
kept even the most invOterato thcf 'rr-
gocrs at honc, yct those who hrnyed
the storm were indeed fortunate. The
old play has not out lived its drawing
qualities. and IN the hands OF thu COM
pany who presented II here, will live to
thrill the henrls Of those who apprcci-
presented by competent aud painsiaking
performers.
The sale Of seals for the Mansfield
engagement indicates that this rrcnt
actor VIII receive royal welcome on
Monday night, The Pareinn Romance
ia one " the most sirlkl,c md brilliant
NJ mclodrama, ind RI ard MunaAcld
is without peer as the hc,5 Of the plot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25
IN THE CITY.


Rev. II. o. Mooney Of Jasper Tenn.
preached al the Bethel Bible Institute
and Mission last night, He delivered a {,
plain, but earnest, story OF TIE cross ana
inpdc Il good impression Notwiihhtann-
ing the cold and falling snow there was
n fair audi 'nce present.
During the iutcnsgly cold weather the
Niission has hcuaed day aud night
large number Of homeless and uncin'
bl0yed men, and has secured for somr
worthy ones employment. The free read
Ing room sud library has been irccy
used; little copies NJ the New Tesla,
mrnt and other good matter being placed
In tho hands Of the men.
Following ere thu Appointments for to
Gay. Al 2.3U D. m. Gospel meeting leu
By Mrs. ". q, SullmHn.
Al 800 Sabbath school.
At street meeiing.
At T.3O Rev w. r. Wilson, under the
auspices Of The Mission. will preach 81
hollands thenter and at same hour J..
n. Cooper will preach q lay sermon al
tile Institute. These Sunday night cNcr
cisea are especially interesting aud arc
largely attended All are invited to a.
toud them Sir. Wilson's subject will
be as your signal all right
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

Pl0I, llle Bel. ihc m0sItaI 3I94l.s ;
recently gnye q most cpny wv ~
eieai entertainment ct Mnlsy Aeulefl1l
church Tor the benefit n Tue hpWofln
League 70 assist ia paying for ,2in' IN
provcmenfs 10 tine churrh, ne was
greeted by crowded gonec l'rnl.
Ben ls most remarkable inuslcieA,
playing on seven instruments ht "lr
time. and the only musician gn Fsennl
playing four tunes NJ once Inc culn,
bnaiidn Bell Bros. u q strong one, hn'
has The Endorsement " leading aini~-
ters OF AN denomination. including Rcv.
Sam T.. Jones. Thsy VIII give another
of their popular muNetlrs ia Tue hAll OF
the Young Mons ChrRran Association
on Thursday evening March l..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

Owing to the absence Of several
members on account Of the cold weather
and examinations, there was very
AhOr, program rendered al Fridays
meeting Of the High School Literary
society, IL consistcd ~ the Bazoo by
Editor Kent, and letter 10y Mr.. nn-
ross, which were both good.
The wnye and means committee re-
ported favnrnbly on the applications
for membership OF Messis browning
and NanIandt aud they were admitted
by unanimous vote. There was no
9th or business Of importance trans.
acted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25
An INCn AT WACO.


Waco lex. heb. "a About 3
O'clock ibis morning snow began FILLING
and when daylight dawned the ground
was envclopcd IN mapue of white
nearly An inch deep Inc novelty WS nns
dren. and snow ball battles werc the
order Tor the day NIL over the city. II
hns hccn otrying 60 snow" all day and
MIGHT. ana the weather Is Of the sloppy
Kind. which makes an excellent sub
iain ia nave an excellent eject upon the
crOps
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

Special Dispatch,
gainesville, Tex, Feb. - Mrs, W. e..
Brown. FOR year. resldeut " Cooke
county. died yesterday u her hyne IN
mis- city She was ~ years old.
Elmer shraLc, O sWltH.nlnn In the SANTA
Fe yarda hero. had three M his toes
innshed yesterday. and ninpulpuon NJ the
foot may yet be necessary. lie uil-uiplcl
ta board 4 car which lad been s'hi On u
siding. when bis foot sipred.
Fro last night destroyed % vacant huute
belonging io John Payne Ia East bhlNes'
vile.
Mayor Rollins Is quite sick.
Bii- have been advertised for aud the
construction of thc new electric lght CONF
unuys plant viii soon begin,
THE county commissioners today re-
Ierted III bids Irrrly 4 Tor th' CONSTRUCTION
N u bridge across Elm and have Advertised
nv more bids,
IT, D. Grlbblo aud daughter Of Houston
are In the city.
Burrlnrs last night forced m entrnnN
Into the dry goods store ~ ] w, Mitchell
aud stole q lot ~ articles. No cleW.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25
SNOW Ar BONITA.

Special Dispatch
Bonita, Texas. Feb, 2A-Wc have been
cnioyntg A continuous northcr here for
tic past four days, and this morning the
snow m about two inches deep aud ~
sull falling fast
Nery few cattle have died In this sec
ton ~ far FROM the severe weather.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

what kind Of time did vor So, 4.
New York. Josiahr' asked NJ NJ" ne. IN
tossel Htis- Corn
u,,I nrty uncertain. Purity opcnrt,i,
What l tuck fur anarchist meo,i,, ''lln
auctions an what tuck fur anc,;n,,s. was
anarchist meetins, an ! don't MINI MINI w was
;" l u mighty glad iu git home e,.''' say
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25
Nff.Nr

Mrs. G W. Choliar ruieriainel az
number " f-ienls o. her Residence ~
day ui.hi A very pleasant cfrnihs ~
passed by those fortunate enough ,o nc
among the Invited guests. Coon n l,,s,,i
dancing. various games and Ny.'Ili ...', Va
ainnsemenis sVrEe mo ouief OF ~ III
,g.fh mach rclueiance. hid goodnight 10
thrir fair hostess. only wishing Tor .llr
tinir to soon come again Whrh tnvs
Nigh. have the opportunity oil ENJOY lus
h.r nn.nlLallly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Spccial Dispatch.

t,lar. h,,,.u. Fob. A.-Lee Newman
was arrested by officers here last night
on information received from the sheriff
OF Mitchell county, charged with the
murder of Jack Dennis nt Colorado city
last sunday night NeWmnn ls in jail,
and tho officer wanting him is expected
soon 10 arrive and take lls prisoner 10
Colorado City.
Newman claims that he was Justified
Ia shooting Dennis. a. he tpennisl was
anemnNng 10 drnM 3 pslol
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

Special nispatca.
Houston. Tex, Feb u, Reports from
an over Sonth and Central Texas say
that snow. the FIRST In three years, GOV
cred the ground today. Lave stock has
suffered greatly in somo sections,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

special Dispatch.
pauas, TX, Eeb. 2i-It showed IN pai-
las since early this mornipg. melting as
ranidly Rg II came.
one hundred persons were fed at the
relief headquarters today. Tfamps are pour.
Ing IN from ali sections " the anuiry aad
the relief mauagcrs hayc hit upon neat
scheme 10 make all applicants pas Tor their
lodging. knch tpHr u Compelled to saw
and split nfiefn pieces Of cord wood fOr
q noal ave pleces, Tho result Is that the
Professional hobo goes elsewhere,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25
ArTENrtnD To nos rnn oIrY.

0aleiburg, H., Fsh. 2i.-An unsuccessful
asit.ssnipi was made last nieht TO rob the
N,V vault, The outside and inner doors
a. lne tHult were blown on with dynamite,
~ Tue small safe Inside resisted the *
r.lisss Had this yielded. the thieves
fMelll nave secured several thousand uui-
49, Ihis Is the third attempt nt blowing
mere within two weeks.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25
ruE sENrANcE Nor REpucEp


Nashville. Tenu., feh, a4.-Cnited
mali today refused TO reduce the sen.
tence oil Frank Porierield, the cashier
81 the defunei Commercial national
bank, who wac convicted II wrccting
the bank lie VIII be taken to Kings
county. New York prison, tonight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

There win be public speaking at the
city hall at Fort Worth at 1850 O'clock
y, m. Wednesday, February Is. hy Pro-
fcss0r Samuel Dickery, chairman Of the
national executive committee OF The Pro.
hihiilon party. Everybody Invited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

ny ANsoeltltA itth1s
indianapolis Ind. Feb, - Gen Hr-
rlsnu and his party viii leave ing the IA
eiat coast next Munduy morning. vi II
O'Clock The party will 20 via Chirggo the
santa Re nnl Southern psrinr being ira
ver.sd San Jose viii hc reached Wrdncs-
day. ecu Harrison win deliver series
Of six lectures On law before 'ls students
second Wednesday, IN March, Gvn. HHr-
n-on viii take guns Win him and Will hunt
a week or ten days before his return In
ADril.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

Special Dispatch.
Tyler. Texas. Feb. 2A-rhe first snow
Of the season is taling To-Day tnousn
the mercury does NOT run very low and
there is but little wind.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

A gold. Catholic watch charm IN ihr
lower part Of town. The owner SEP
have same By calling Of Neeley Y $40,
ekers saloou. corner OF IMeiith anu
MNIn .irnerh.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

ny Associated iress.
London Fob. "a. The Chronicle says
that both tho queen ana and the prlucc OF
Wales are strongly ami uery1usly opposed
10 Lord Snlisbuil's Htil,udr, both in re-
gard To the l'cM government nnl employers
liability hilM The thrultlc adds ihHl
the tcienlpg family has always had kvrl
and port ueut sense M It's own Interests, anf
n Is nor th1 hrst time thlt it hna ca
entrriug into a conflict which might end ~
a total rtadjustmout NJ tAe cpAtllulou,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25
SENATOR VANCE MAY DIE.
u ..-L...l -.

New York. Feb. "A "A special from
Isalsis,,, n c.. says Senator Vance Is
hopessly H..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

ar. Try one. vs. best Gig
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

West@nd's Blue Belle cigar still leads
the nicllc trade
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

u Al 7 s,lssaat smoke is West Best Gig
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

AN INCH FALL AT CoRsIcANA.
Special Dispatch.
Corsicana. Texas. Feb. 24.-.tn inch
Of snow fcll here last night, The heaviest
for years,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

Weshsnd's Blue Belle ei,.sr am
the nieklc trade. sNF sun leads
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

Lacey y Tale Of Granite Mountain,
Tex, bad on the market ten ears ot hogs
Of their own breeding which ne,ted theui
Philips & Halford of Marble lealls
bad ak ear loads, which netted them
ia Farmer Of Alvarado was visitor
al the yafis,
OiheF visitors were, r. II. Hancock Of
Seymour, aud Lu.hcr Boaz Of Fert
Worth.
&. Jandnens Of Trinidad. Col, was at
the yards TO buy fat cattlc Tor shipment
NOTHING LIKE TT.
There have been Closing ont sales. d.
c1unt saic3 reduction saleN linrd fit,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

SHOWING AT WANAHACllE'
Special Dispatch.
Waxahachir. Texas. Feb, pa good
snow fell here today, and at this houf
is sUl falling.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

An elegant smoke is West Rest Gig
ar. Try one.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25
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waSaharhir Tex. Feb. a. The prohibit
tlon campaign for the county opened M
here today with u speech from Hon, W.
X, Harrison OF Dallas for the Pos. A
good attendance greeted HIN, among them
d number OF ladies,
PAtronizc houe industry aud buy West
lands home made cigars
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CONTINUES FALLING AT VALLEY
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Valley Mills. Texas, Feb. 2i-Snow
commenced falling here lust night a. Z
o,clorls and |. sill railing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25
A Lu,lBEn DItuMMER

patrou.zc home Industry and buy West
lands home made cigars.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

patronzc home industry and buy West
lands home made cigHrs.