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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

Senator Coke roundly scored In cau-
Gus the Democratic senators who are
chilly shalWing Tor the purpose OF gain
Ing advantage for special interests In
exchange for their votes for the tarin
bill. our senator gave them u gentle
intimntlon OF what the future has In
store FOR Thorn. Soon thoy VIII hea. tho
lion roar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

SPECIAL Dispatch.
Brandon, May S.--AIeAIurry, who was
accidentally shot hero last saturday,
Is now pronounced out Of danger
Il is reported here today. as coming
from railroad officials, that the Cotton
hel, Will IN the near future. extend
It's i-s ON from AillsDoro 70 whitney.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

our Waco correspondent says that
many thore believe that Judge Reagan
will head "a Democratic ticket" II
Judge Reagan heads n Democratic
ticket" In the name Of Russ Kings
bury who Will head the Democratic
tleket2"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

derstood by her male associates IN
Office or shop that she Is woman
worthy Of respect. and she VIII ekslls
convert every true man associated
with her IN a business way from an
Idle aduirer ready TO minister TO her
vanity and his own passing amuse-
ment into a true friend and defender
II depends upon the woman largely
whether business life is any more OF
trial OF her better nature than If the
round OF social life with it's pleasures
and allurements.
In entertaining guests, one OF the
very best rules TO observe Is not to
weary them with attention. There Is
scarcely anyone Who would not choose
TO have their own sweet way for u
short time each day. and a visitor Is
not the exception.
Catherine Cole, in writing OF the dis
illusions OF marriage. says; ut takes
a vast deal Of patience to be wife.
1t takes vast amount Of courage for
the young wife to Withstand the shock
OF finding out that her hero is no hero,
that he n a baby and coward when
1t comes TO enduring pain, that he Is
selfishly set IN his ways, and would
rather break woman's heart than
abandon one OF them ana mat her
only chance OF peace Is to be often
deaf. dumb and blind
~ ~ ,ha .ii'H ,,.t4,, e. co,,cs ,n Lnoye
" %" '"nl 49, ~,
Ia, ,, ,,JsS'u o,,,,d ~, his ho,,se
hri,,'.t,.. ln, ~ lie and n,,f,s hu,
sit,te nun KY ,,t,,,. iism an t,is ,o,.s
aaH 80, ~, 'i ~, ;r,,,i,' enH,,,h ~ 4,
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toy ~ "a, s,ro", I,En Nu,no ponme.
- % ''s S'''''' INV U'''''
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'''''''s "'"'N So
grow up pert and forward. l Know OF
no better way than to have them on
dress parade whenever there is com
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nonsense, or permit them TO Interrupt
and contradict their elders, to lead in
the conversation at table or the social
satherins. ana me chances are Yen 10
un1 before tney are sIoWh tns I'olhet
WI De the Ola woman anu rcsPvct
LOT seniors anu proper ttssIu io' tlle
issllhss OF another Wlil h4Ng , os cen
utterly eraulcateu. rms result WIZ nor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

The Houston Post orltiolses Judge
Reagan FOR his silver Views and Judge
CLAIR, for his gold views, The Post ID
reaching for the upmost rail OF the
fence
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

Mir, culberaon ls AZ strong a harmony
man as Mr.. Lanham aud MIR. Lanham's
stock Of harmony is az large rs that Of
Mir Cochran.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

The Eastern mugwumps are now tell.
Ing the administration that Il must
Kill the income tax or they win turn
their backs upon H. -Whcn the adj
ministrauon get out 10 please the mug.
wumps It undertook a much larger Job
thon coSey In his proposal to mass all
Of the unemployed In Washington.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06
PUBLISHERS AND
jon PRINTERS
can SAVE
MONEY

BY having their straight composition
work done on The Gazotte'a linotype
machines.
Estimates promptly submitted on
newspapers, pamphlets catalogues,
lawyers btiefs. etc Address
MECHANICAL. DEPARTMENT.
STATE PRINTING co.
Fort Worth. Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06
ron ArropSrr-orNERAL.

ron ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Friends %
Mr.. FULLY a. FULLER
n San Antonio announce him ~ n
candidate FOR the Democratic nomina-
don for Attorney General Of the state
ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
We are authorized 10 announce
n. ". CAMP
II Fort worth as a candidate for the
Democratic nomination FOR Lieutenant
Governor Of Texas.
FOR state Land Commissioner.
We arc authorized 10 announce
VIM BRAMLETTE
u Eiiis county. an candidate
or land Commissioner Tor rexaa.
iubjoct 10 the action Of the Democratic
nate convention
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

Entered at the postoniee At Fort
Worth. Tex. as second-class mall mat
tor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

"Ploln devotedness to duty" Is vha,
every young girl must learn n she
expects to suooeed. This is particular
y true OF the Girl in business. she
must have selt-rellance and a deter
mlnaiion 10 do perfect work. she win
oe tried 10 see what she Is made OF
ana u she Is dignihed, courteous and
eonseienelously dnigent and tractahle
she VIII be respected, II girl thor
oushly understands herself if she
Knows how TO check tho first approach
10 familiarity. II soon comes TO be un.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

In entertaining guests, one OF the
very best rules to observe is not to
weary them with attention. There Is
scarcely anyone Who would not choose
TO have their own sweet way for a
short time each day, and visitor Is
not the exception.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-06

Two coupons of different dates clipped from 81
page OF the Daily or Semi Weekly Gazette s.,
VIII procure each part of the series Hano
THE GAZETTE BOOK DEPtsrHisN.
foar woarx Hle
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24
SOVEREIGN CUT HIS SALARY.
INTERESTING PROCEEDINGS OF
THE Is. OF l.. ASSEMBLY.
strong Resolutions Asninst she nond
Issue and Other Important Matters
ConsIdered-The Meeting ut Dallas
Yesterday.

New Orleans, La, Nov. 23.-The
Knights of Labor wound up their ses-
sion today. At the meeting this
evening resolution was ndopaed pro-
testing against the issue OF new bonds
by the United States government and
ckGrtcterizing the issue as a fraud and
an outrage upon the people of all class
es, In fragrant violation of existing
laws, and intended solely in the In
tcrest OF the money power and bond
holding aristocracy. A resolution
favorlns the amalagamation of all
brewing Is sociations into one organiza-
ton Of the knights of Labor was re-
ferred TO the executive board. The
recommendation that the surface rail-
road employees OF New York be united
in one body Of Knights OF Labor was
adopted The committee on appeals
and grlevar ces made their report. The
next convention win be held In WASH
ington In November Of next year.
Previous to final advancement General
Master Workman Sovereign called
Kenny of the executive board 20 the
chair and took the floor. Mr.. Sovereign
then moved that the salary OF the
general master workman be reduced
from $500 TO $500 per annum. The
motion was carried unanimously. The
delegates will begin leaving this even
ing for their homes. The members Of
tho executive board win remain in the
city until the work left In their hands
has bsen attended to.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

james 8 Norton. Of Norton, Buriey q
Howell, ettorneya
l.. d. Norton. Of Norton & Co. iniiieFa.
w, G Nibinck, Of Chicago Title ana
Trust company.
c. G. Parker, OF g. G. Parker & ca,
commission merchants
George rynchen. Of z. L, Brewster
g "A. Purcell. or c. A. Purcell & Co.
mnlt8fers
John c. ROSS. Of J. c. Ross & Co.
commission merchants
John -. Robertson capitalist.
II. r. Roas. Of Hail & Ross glove
manufacturers.
u. Ruttcr. Wholesale coal.
George D. Ruinrey, capitalist
w. H. Rand, capitalist. Of Rand. Nc
%ally 4 Co
George y. Robbins. OF Armour & co.
Byron l.. Smith. president Northern
Trust company
Jerome q. stcever. commission mer-
chant.
a. seckel, or f. seckel s. Co. com
mission merchants.
Joslah stiles. packer.
l.egfand smith. cold storage.
II. p. Schmitt. capitalist.
William II. Sinclair, Galveston, Tex.
William Stewart, capitalist.
G. u. Slack. Of c. II. Slack & Co,
Wholesale grocer1
George = stone, secretary. Chicago
Board OF Trade
George Thomas, commission mer-
chant.
Col p. 4, Turnlc. retired army OIL
GER
II. h utely, Of Mccormick harvest
Ing machine company
a. n. Young, capitalist.
Waiter u. Wilson.
5. a. Wcntz, Chicago. Rock Island
and Pacific railway company.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

St Louis, Nov 23-The accident In
surance companies OF the country are
investigating the death Of Albert G..
Mitchell, prominent man Of Memphis.
on the night OF Nov, Mr.. Mitchell
left st, Louis Tor Memphis over the
Chicago aud Ohio railroad. He had a
berth In the sleeping car. When he
arose the following morning he walked
our on the platform fell and was killed.
The train was stopped and Mr.. Mitch
ells nfelcss body was taken on board.
Since his death 1t Is learned that he
had $4,000 accident Insurance, and Of
thls amount $4,000 was taken out in
81. Louis on the evening OF November
> when he purchased his railroad tick
ct The insurance was distributed
among eight Companies.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

Justice Harlan Gives some Facts OF
Inlcrcat.


Washington. Nov. 23.-In recent
address before church society here
Justice Harlan has made some inter
estlng statements about Bering sea
Ie was one OF the nrbltrators, repre-
genting the United states In the re-
cent Boring sea commission. gave a
concise history OF the Jurisdiction .ex-
erclsed over the Islands by Russia and
their acquisition by the United States
His account OF the habits OF the seal
was not only entertaining. but was
rcpletc with valuable Information.
He outlined the arguments support
ing the contention OF the American
arbitrator that tho seals werc prop.
erty. This contention, the speaker re-
Brettod TO say was not supported by
majority Of the commission The
speaker also thought II was mistake
that pslagIc sealing was not entirely
prohibited. as the American arbltra-
tors desired. lie thought, however
that under the circumstances this
country had gained much Ia securing
closed season and an area about the
seal islands where sealers could not
pursue their avochtion.
He said that he had seen In the
catch OF the Bealers was greater this
yenr than last year. lie did not be-
lleyc, N this fact was as stated. that
the seals We're taken from the herd
belonging to the Boring sea Islands
but were probably from the herd that
has us headquarters OF the japanese
coast. lie referred TO the feeling In
the air az Paris that the people OF the
United Stntcs were not deeply inter-
cstcd In their rights in the Berlng
sea, which he attributed largely to
statements IN some American news
papers on the other hand the Brit
ish nrhitrators had the undivided sup
port of the people una the rest OF Eng
land, He spoke of the appointment OF
the tribunal as great step IN adj.
vance and az an Indication mat the
two great neutrality-suspicious. nations
were willing TO submit their interests
by an appeal 70 reason rather than to
force.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

Dallas, Tex. Nov. 29.--The following
resolutions were adopted by lo0ll as
sembly No. 1881 Of the knights OF La
Dor at their regular meeting this even
ing:
Believing the function OF issuing
money to be a public one, which In
all instances should be only exercised
BY the general governmen, In the in
terest of all the people alike, without
the Interference OF banking eorpora-
tons, the evil influences of which are
everywhere apparent In the contraction
OF the currency and the recent con-
apiracy against silver,
Resolved, that LOCAL assembly No.
1891 OF the Knights OF Labor Of tiis
city is opposed 10 the so-called "ral-
timorc Plan" which provides, nrst for
the abolition OF the law requiring ma
tional banks to purchase United States
bonds and to deposit the same with
she general government rs security for
their clrculations, and second, FOR the
receipt by the said banks OF large
sums OF money In the form OF currency
for the mere asking. In consideration OF
which the banks are to deposit with
the government . per cent OK said free
grants OF money az security for the
whole amount received, and that We
consider the adoption of the same as
iuim.eal TO the best interests Of the
people.
And further, that we donounce the
scheme as embodyins the very es-
sence OF tlatlsm In its crudest form.
and 9 wanton trade In the Very faith
OF the nation which every citizen
ey his labor and the fruits of MIS- Ia
Dor is Pledged 10 uphold. and we uree
al wealth producers and wage earneps
ana lovers of equity everywhere TO
SEM protests TO congress against the
engrafting OF the provisions Of ne ssid
baltimore plan" into law.
Ana further. that we consider tho
proposition to issue another s5O. 600 ooo
OF interest bearing bonds 10 bnlster mn
uepleted gold reserve. beyond which
We nave no use, save 10 hold n rs
reserve fund for the gold brokers 10
INV INV upon in times Of grave natlonei
Stress ss,,.. when seeking to profit out ~ The
quantities OF people. as perniclo,is n
ing ing extreme. and as an undue sfrai,,-
my my o. the credit of the nation fn,
suffer- ''i'i hereafter to
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

Fort Smith. Ark. Nov 2S.-rhe Tom
Brown murder case. II there Is any
truth In the umors. may develop some
sensation. That Conductor Brown was
killed on not Is not yet nsccrtaincd.
\ quiet investigation "a being mnd,.
but az yet has developed no evidence.
The report that ls creating "a sensation.
however, ia "a statement said to have
been made by passengers on tho iaia
which connects several prominent men.
q railroad official among them. In ,he
killing ut the conductor. II o. sail lbut
several men ON thr train were mloNi-
Gated and shooting and that thefa IA a
poos1ihility that u stray shot may have
killed Brown,
careful investigation by deputy
falls TO verify this report The state
mont OF witnesses who saw the body
mat me face was powder burned goes
90 dAproNe the aurmise, Tho matter
has been reported to federal nu,huri-
TICS anu they are investigating II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24
~ rnn RAILnoAp wonLD.


sIcrpcrs From VINO 10 81 r'""l7'
Commencing December ?. the Cot
ton Belt route will operate through
Pullman buIet drawing room sleeping
car service between Waco, Tex, and
ST. Louis. Mo-. without change. the
route being via the Cotton Belt from
Waco TO Te,sarakana and thence to
st. Louis via The 81. Louis. Iron Houn-
tain and Texas railway These cars
are to be run In the new fast mall
train service which "a to be inaugur-
ated by these respective lines on the
date named. Under this arrangement
the Cotton Belt viii make the fastest
time to and from middle or South Tex
as points and st. Louis, In addition to
maintaining its' present fast time to
all points In the Southeastern states.
This service begins at 3 o'clocl. a. m,
December ..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

Guthrie o. II. Nov sS.--A call has
been issued Tor the Democratic terri
'erlal central committee. the executive
committee ana All prominent, pemot rats
OF the Territory to NEE, az I,i Reno ON
We' nesday, November IS TO diarues the
Question % statehood for Okinhoma
and take ncilon thereon. A pien N
aslan VIII pe declded ppon ana every
eti9rt w made 10 compel congtass 10
SlFe Vklanona statehood this winter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

Denlson. Tex. Nov. 2s,-The Central
pay car is due here this evening.
The Katy reports heavy traffic into
Waco. Fifteen from Sherman passed
through today.
The Katy is tunnelllng for a water
supply west Of the city. The yield now
Is 10000 gallons daily.
General Pagser ger Agent Crush OF
the Katy Will be in from the North in
q few DAYS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24
KoLn is HUNTING and
Democrats in wnshlnEia
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

St Petersburg, Nov 2s.-The mar
rlagc contract OF the ear and Princess
AliN Of Hesse-Darmstadt was signed
'9uay W NJ De lGera, minister of for
Dnchkor, the minister OF the lmnerlai
court The contract makes certain
provisions In favor OK the princess dur-
OF his death. e'el'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

Never OF Chicago. judicial council. Drs.
~ y. Barclay OF Pittahurg and a.
II. Meisenbaeh Of St Louis DR.. Ho-
walker Of Detroit was selected as chair
man OF the committee on arrangements
and Detroit, Mich. was selected as the
iext place OF meeting.
Adjourned sine die.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

Houston Tex, Nov, as.-The chief
OF the dire department has demanded an
Investigation Into The nrss which oe,
eured last sunday The inquiry viii
BE- commences Monday Tho CHER
thinks he has gpod grouna for demand
ing an Investigation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

Washington. Nov % --The gunboat
Mnehias has left New York on her
long cruise to China by way Of the
Mediterranean and tho suez canal.
she WIN make her first stop at Glib
raltar. Her arrival on the China
station Will swell the American navai
Heet in those waters Ia seven vesseis
VIZ; The Baltimore Charl eston. CON.
cord, Petrol, Detroit. Machias and
AIonocacy. All but the last named ara
modern ships OF war.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

Galveston Tex, Nov, s3.-rhere was
FIRE aboard The steamer John Rr,vb,
iy.ns mere today resulting in great
1aIhass 70 her cargo OF cotton. The
$4,000. - aD9us
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

Denver Col. Nov. 2s.--The ATTORNEYS
Tor Patrick Phillips, a Catholic ohor,
70 oe tried for murder, CHALLENGED So',e
Jurors who acknowledged that I'M,
were members OF the A. p. A. mo a.,
sors swore they had no prejudice VIM
ever against Catholics and the cn"r,
oVerruled the challenges. 0'u''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

The Cotton Belt will sell round trip
tickets to st. Louis at the rate OF one
fare Tor the round trip, on account OF
the Mississippi commercial con-
gress, which meets there November 20
10 30. Dates OF sale November "a and
IS Limit for return. December 4.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

Palestine Tex Nov. eS--Thls morn
Ing the little 4-year-cld son Of Mrs.
Fred sllvers, while striking matches,
accidentally set his clothing on fire ana
was horribly burned and died from the
effects at ESQ thls afternoon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

strong Reasons for Dt-nsreenrcn'.
Warrington. Nov. 22.-The congress-
men from the south and West who
hive arrived Indicate very clearly
their opposltiou 10 the policy Of the
administration In the matter Of the
pending bond call, some have gone 50
far as TO outllne the ground OF their
opposition. md 10 state that they In
,s,a =. -, 49,. a,,.,t,n NJ cenrress
~ =" ''li uiv ''''''''Y $3.50.
10 the matter at the earliest poss'D'e
moment.
The septttrent OF a great many
r'. =, ,h,
'"tte eo"s'
pond Issue Is wen represented ny Tue
Indignant protest OF Gen. Hooker Of
Atjaai-at,,,t ..rbta issuc Of bonds"
sH'u Sen' Hooher - "e"""Ss %
congress, and It seems to have been
Intended "a at,eh Their. Is nothing In
49, a,-, +....,t ar ,n En-, cor-
"iii''eih' s''u''''''' Va
luton OF the treasury depaiulleht'
which made 1t necessary for the pres-
don't II, ,,,.,o,ta,o tbis tn,n before the
-,
representatives OF inc ptople c"uiu
assemble. and there would seem TO
be every reason why the representa-
,t,.a. a, ,,, ,t,o,,t1 to con.
VI 'he HN'P'
suited about the matter. inc ialr
conclusion would appear to be that
tho nr..tt.,, f.,rsd that hIs pollcv
49, ...,,.,,.., =,
would be dlsapproVed u supnlltteu 10
congress. and he desired TO assume
tbla autho,ttv for himself at a time
t,.,..e.,.,,
m, Sn nc eou'N "0'
MN 80 s.. n,, ,,,,,
sAut tie "o''N i',rt,'.t s,,t,ds w
40. ne puIpose o. svS .'i,'ls ~
utltay inc current vNpeHSrs w
government Whleh W. 'he Ieai o1JeSS
VI ny poIlu is3ue' W., w V.'',i, ', NJ
N'piauoh OF tle rysu'i illpu.iS az
syn per cent bonus 'n .,ll W, ~ -
nsiiiuii sullieleu. 20 "i.he 80, ~ - - va
n.y. W . pel egn,i ~ ~ Wii' ~ re
tn!heu, nm usui pulloh oI tns po"SlS UL
eonEitss. ~ ~ ~ Htsginpt 70 uo Wy
executive hulhorlly that "nlcn Vuu-
gress refused TO authorize me secre-
MY MY o. the Usasuty 70 40 py INV.
ne Hctluh or une Ie1s"lE uep'l 'lllen'
m GAZING FOR BONDS Tor the purpose
Intended, ana under the conditions
Whlch eAlst' ~ usuI P"uoh' lh""l
congressman say by 'he "AetuuEe on
tuition OF the nrc8ldenrs Will Tor law
This, In outline. IL the argument
VIII Gu tho Democratic opponents of
the president Intend to use respecting
this bond issue. and It is said that
Congressman Bailey of Texas is pre-
pared to proceed 10 this matter lmme-
gress
AS an uugtratlon az the kind Of on.
position the president will encounter
stot,,1 thnt u,, sri,a,,,Iri- ,,,!,,.a
Hons bs"c bco, ma, ne nm ar,,"-
ment against tho Issue. hy n prnmi.
nent I,tn,,'d,,t 4, ton5e,.. ~, - ,l,a.i.
,,rnn this iss,,a Az 49,, IN H i,l
end ons-bair niii,n dnilor W. "a. Nv cav ",e
which h ono bundrcd nn5 tvinr,,'- a.,
U,a,,so,,a 1,,,t, NV, w. uti 'Wvn'g -hNc
nm ean, tba,,so,5 Soi,r, ""G i'Cle
tn,, ,' ,d aSt, 'I y, u..i'us my lor
o9 ' c oSlss o r iHgee "umdtyd mtmpsrs
per cent 5 & year The bands lV w iii h "t
na, cnnt t;,tSros, ,, y ourus VII ot,r r
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

LoeiShart' Tex, Nov s&-R. 5. Reed
9 o. general merchants at Reedyine
nave 4, e, executed deed Of assignment 10
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

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