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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-07

There Is an unusually large stock this
season Of black dress fabrics IN al wool
from which to select a mourning out
ut.
silk petticoats Tor evening wear are
extremely ornate. They are befriled
and beflounced 10 such an extent that
they could easily be worn outside in
stead OF beneath a dress skirt.
Very pretty vine-embruidered brier-
stitched, or tuck and insertion. all-over
fabrics in lava. French muslin. and
indian linen are shown this season,
designed for yolies. waists and border
Ings for summer dresses.
While many OF the spring modes are
stylish and picturesque. the designers
OF many others appear 10 have gone
out Of their way even 20 fashion those
when are absolutely dlshguring In
the matter of nhoulder cnpes, not a few
OF the new models are preposterous-
Besides the leagues OF fancy lace OF
every Imaginable design. and OF every
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-07
FRoM A PnoMlNENT ATTORNEY.
Formerly Judge OF tho Commission
of Appeals.

FOFmeFIy JUWRe OF Inc COMMUNICATION
of Appeals.
Stafford Mineral Springs and Hotel
Co, New orleans. La.-Gentlemen:
About six or eight weeks ago / was
greatly troubled with some disorder OF
the kidneys, from which I suffered
considerable pain. Upon the recon-
menduuun OF your agent, l purchased
n carboy at your water, and after
using about two-thirds OF the quantity.
the trouble was entirely removed, and
/ am now in perfect health
The prompt and efficient action OF
the water, resulting in a perfect cure
in so short a time. was TO me simply
marvellous Very truly.
A. T. WATTS.
Chns. seheuber & Co. Wholesale
Agents, Fort Worth. Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-07
ailroad Time Table.


'cSa and Pacific trains Nos. ; and 6
rstop at Teyarliana. T. c. Junction,
Ill ia, Jefferson Marshall. LongView
nction. Big sandy, Mineola, Wills
Ind. Terrell. Forney. East Dallas,
llhs and Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-07

Advertisers should remember that
letters directed to Initials only are NOT
delivered through the postofiice. II In
itlals are used they should be directed
TO the care OF some person, firm or
postofiice box.
List of letters remaining uncaned FOR
in the counting room yesterday AT 6
.. m. Persons calling for them Will
please say advertised
c. B.-i. o. FL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-07

DRUNKARDS, Morphine Users-You
can be cured painlesHly and per-
manentlN In from ten days to three
weeks FOR IS. Proof, testimonials ana
full particulars sent free upon re-
quest. Address - Wilson, Box S.
Comanche, Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-07

FOR sALE-A bargain. $50 acres
school land adjoining town site, at
Goodnight; Improvements cost over
$500; good opening Tor small store;
price, $1,000 Address c, Hinsdale,
Claude. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-07

In the city. Buys old gold and silver
Corner Main and Eleventh streets.
Agent for Franco-German ring. Post
tive cure FOR rheumatism Write for
prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-07

WANTED-BOARD AND ROOMS.
wlANTED-Board and room IN private
family by d Young man; location
must be convenient TO Main street.
Address W. b., care Gazette,
STEAM DYE woRISs.
-..----.-.-----...l.------- ,.----4---
FORT WORTH steam Dye works.
Ladies' and gents garments OF all
kinds dyed and cleaned Rochex
Bros. COZ Houston street Fort
Worth, Tex. Goods sent by express
promptly attended to,
PATENTS.
WILLIAM G, HENDERSON, COUNSEL
or-at-law and solicitor OF American
and foreign patents. trade marks and
labels. Rooms 20 to %, Norris build
ing, corner Firth and Il streets,
Washington ID. c. Seventeen years
experience. including service IN eN-
amlning corps. u. S. patent office.
Send sketch OF model FOR report as
to patentRbllity. Correspondence in
vited. Mention the Fort Worth Ca
zette.
FINANCIAL
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS
BY THE
w. C. BELCHER LAND MORTGAGE
COMPANY.
IS AND 81 HURLEY BUILDING.
SITUATIONS wkNTEn-FEMALE.
.,s-,~,------>,4,s-.-s-~
wANTED-A Christian young lady
wants a home with some agreeable
family during the coming summer,
where she can assist IN tho house
work or care for children for her
board and washing. Would make
permanent home II It was satis-
factory to ALL prefer within 30 10 100
miles Of this city. Address MINI"
care OF The Gazette.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED Room-matc; largo, cool
room; board IN family; references.
L.. Gazette office.
WANTED bennington typewriter
wanted WIN exchange Caligraph
and pay difference Address Call
graph, care Gazette.
wANTED--Job Press. good second
hand quarter medium press. Address
stating price. Printer. care Gazette.
Fort Worth, Tex.
wANTED-sToREHO
ss--s@-7---s'-s -7Ns'-F-7~'7 -s,s7--7es--0---s
WANTED-House for manufacturing
business. all ground floor size b0xlOO
on Main, Houston or Rusly streets.
owners Of building are requested 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-07

FORT WORTH Marble and Granite
Works-John A, Bergln y Son, All
kinds Of marble and granite monu-
monts headstoncs, tablets and STATUE
airy, all kinds OF marble, granite and
stone coping. Iron railing furnished
TO order. Write for designs and
prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-07

TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 49, Bar
gains this week; Remington No q.
late mode. $50; Smith Premier IN
good order; Hammond. good Sl5 bar
lock, nearly new, 500; International.
good for learner only $40. Type.
Typewriter Exchange, Ga Main
street city
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-07


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uorrts
Tur n1pNrs ,5orsr
""N''nu'"is' iy nrt., a. L. n"'nsA' pro-
The parnca annse northeas, corner
public square. is only brick hotel In the
city Good sample rooms. Special ut-
tlemen. Rates 500 per day, " .
,--- -,-,--, 49, -. -.
MOLLoY HOTEL
The leading hotel In the city. Table
supplied with everything the market
"'o, vs., Spsyiat a..vnaivh EiNen
49,. 20 wy uaNeunS pun ,
N"'Ns' - ~ 49, 49, ,,,.' Aiin-
"seh Ioisieana, Tex.
---l-----------A---.-----
valley Miiis, ,.~..~..,..s'... Texas.
Travellnr mems rcsnrt
j. Il. PARKS ............. pronrletor
-l-.-----.----.-.--
SCOTT HOTEL,
rYi,hiG W '' 49, ''P'TTiEN As
rJ Jast SpeneI naGeF ths e,d n1ss1ge@oni
traual,et house. Large salnple rooms IN
sgulee.'9n, .o.'Vls n,ve' ~. ..a'ns,
JrFrrnsoN rrxAs
Ni'SVN' N'NAs
New house near depot, open Jay ana
night Rates ~" pc Jay
Mis-. W. II. BRUNER, Proprietor.
cttnt,pNr, ,tnrrr
j W. PORTER Proprietor.
I,ates 81 90 pc, day.
CtEnuRNle. TEXAS.
pT1I HOUSE
hams 4 dras Store. "O Special a i3n eiysa
to lAe travelling bubble.
rm NEW ALvoRp HOUSE,
pe rdSn Ca nM S,a n Seasaasrter rse sam
ALyoRD, 'fENAs.
- .......--.--., .,.--------.,--------
,,,.,,t,,,. ENNNspN HOUSE, ,
MhNllAN' rENAs'
Hcadluarlers for tho travelling public,
hn'se' meet ah trains
CLARENDON HOTEL.
Fure best tho market chords,
y, ~ MASS '''l'''U''',
- ---------------.-.-------- -.---
THE NEW ARLINGTON HOTEL.
II n w0NkcH. Proprietor
ly furnished; tables well supppued Drum.
laer meets AN traios, i,otis, rroih 81 to
-,,,,', 80,
or,, n,,a /, GlT i0,,r HOTEL iIis ,,., c,,,,e,
management Clean rooms and good table
'''''a bg''3 ~ AMY proprl,tor
49, .-. -..
Ihh NhNHh HuUSh'
1. @. ApNpy prenrietor
- " N"''h'' '''P'''''''
GOLUTuWAITE, Tl1NAS.
BIG SANDY. TEXAS.
~ u ,,nnpt, ,,.,,,rt.,.
r,..,.,,,.,. s,. 80, ,,,',,,,i,.,ai I w.,
OF depot. Rates, - per day
----. ----------------
RENEFlEI.D HOTEL.
,,,,,,s,,,t,, -, ".' c,r,tr>,s
D. ~ I hiNI.I ,nip' Ngh., ,d,..!Nl1A No.
WI .V,"'' Nn''' N,uah,
pENAlihANA, T9NAb'
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BLOuMliR HOUSE.
i2,'l nv its,rsro2p Nsa,s s 9i np'
Doors North OF PDstntiica.
H. bLoo,MNEtHW' ,u,cu,s may PROPRIETOR
NA-NNi'.N,ilil ~,
VIRGINIA HOTEL.
a. 10. SMITH. proprietor.
Rates reasonable
GAINESVILLE. TEXAS.
PuoENiN HOTEL
W H. hohlnson' iT4prletor' u.,,
blnci ,,a.t NJ icxpg and pnsi1c depat' ons
block eayi Missouri KagsnH aud Texas
depot P tnrii meet G Az TRIMS.
-
f@3,i d%g,s. vS.} Il Esri |%sis ,Sal,
! Nor day Fine Hnmplp rooms for drunmOrs
1DllGHn TENS.
,,.,,.,,,,,,.. ,,a,r,.t
p.on sM PeSoy mas ca Gy9gIsIp 10 Union
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-07
STEAM nYn wonlSs.

FORT WORTH Steam Dye works.
Ladies' and gents garments OF all
kinds dyed and cleaned Rochex
Bros. 202 Houston street. Fort
Worth. Tex. Goods sent by express
promptly attended to.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-07
wANrEp-ro nxcmANen.

WANTED-'ro exchange hve room
cottage on Lipscomb street Tor resi-
dence near business part VIII pay
difference. ALEX IIIRSCHFELD.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-07

NECUIVTWTN NOTTCT.
All parties holding claims against
the Democrat Publishing company and
the Gazette company are requested to
file them with the undersigned al once
Ofice. fourth floor Hurley building
IRBY DUNKLtN. Receiver.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26

Port Orange. Fla. Sept. 25.--The ennn,,
dtaates upon the Miller Ticket heiu
fheir meeting here today ana WeIn
greeted by large gathering OF p.Yp'',
who listoncd attertively and WIN n.y. ~
10 Inc spoechos OF 49, NJ. Miller ana "
NJ. Bennett ,,,nd
moro mud stili claims Port orange ~ hls
home. The people OF THIS precinct hnNs
"unnort "a him for the past lftccn years
a. ati hia political aspirations, but Tue
nroeuects arc TINT the Miller ticket wiz
rnaeivc n large majority OF thor Vosyh.
Tho eNpnsnrf Of noughcrty's attempt 70
stlit the Democratic PARTY IN Naasau
comfy, his future 10 vote nBnlnNt lue
ropeni OF the RAILROAD commission INV,
ANA the action OF his supporters nhu
tho candidates upon MS ticket IN VI
ing the appointment OF pntllSul "
ppoctorR OF election, have catrahseu w
friends and caused the people W iVoF
rnnfdence ia him. with q fair count
/ the election Of the Miller ticket w
! handsome majority IL aAHuteu'
The Miller candidates spoke at New
/ smyrna last night TO u good sized nu
/ diorce and on Thursday went 70 ont
! nm Tho people OF that precinct my
nrisparod "a barbecue, and the chnni
datea report TINT they turned out ~ lul
force and gave thcm n royhl wrleou,,V
onk nm has usually supported w
Douphorty faction, but at the Cohlhl
ELECTION ii "a claimed they VIII CIV
tbeir votes TO tile Miller Ticket inc ru
nort from All aectionB OF the countr
ia thnt the people recognize tue MlllS
Ticket an the peoples ticket ana WI
| support Il.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26

ST. Paul. Sept 26--Judgcs Caldwell.
Thayor aud sauhnrne " tile United
states circuit court bench evidently
think the Interstate commerce law rs
not sufficiently explicit 10 sustain all
the points that would be bencnclgrles
OF that law would like TO derive from
it. Tho Little Rock and Menphis rail-
ROAD brought two suits. each against
the 81. Louis Southern and the 81.
IOuia, Iron Mountain and Little Rock
and Fort Smith railways 10 compel
| thom TO receive through freight and
| passengers at through rates insteAd Of
/ at local rates. and that without rcauir-
| ing pnssengerH TO buy new tickets nj
| the terminal points OF the PLAINTIFFS
HE rho local court hold that th'
plaintiff, which Ia = short line interAeot
ing dcfendnnta at its terminal lines
could not under the Inv require de
fendauta to accept freight without pre-
payment, or deny credit " they chose
Tho circuit court sustained this de
clalon 10 NJ. parsons. plaintiff an
appellant IN similar suit against III
Chicago and Northwestern railway
wan turned down IN n similar manner
1he decision was IN accordance with
previous decision by the circuit cour
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26

Now Haven. Come sept nm
Democratic state convention met ms
mornnr IN the Hyperion thentcr Hon.
George NJ Quinn OF Milford was MADE
temporary and permanent chairman
Tho first bnllut for governor resWNev'
C1dy W5. Boardslcy 1907 NplWr
Mr. Boardsluy's upmo was thch WIN
drawn aud the nomination OF MI
Cndy was made formal and unam-
nous. Morrla Boardaley was theh
nominated for lieutenant governor oS
ncclpmntlon. ,,i
Tho remaining nominees We're Hu-
ward ca, Klldun, secretary OF btaie'
Nicholas stoubb, comptroller
| Tho platform expresses enhhuehVe
/ m aud pledges support to IreNlucn'
! cleveland ConEratulates the people
on the recent revision OF the tarlu
and npplnuds President Cleveland up'
ON hla BNllrm efforts to restore INC
| currency OF the country to better
condition than It has enjoyed for thlr
~ years: demands consti tniiouh
convention: raps the a, + a move
mcnt In strong language. declaring !
TO be vicious thing. dangerous Y
civn liberty ana IN violation OF IN
declaration of the rights guaranteed
by tho constitution.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26

Those who have hosea q IN 4.
ahou, discouraged at the mean ~. Il
offered. says National aton,;mas '' Y,
in some cascs have dlsposeJ I, v. "
stock for song rather than te.s N, XII
high priced grain and hay. At p.s,' N.
prices OF horses and feed il Nh, 4. .
pretty fair horse that win nos 4; 4
head off before grass next snrltr /, !,
is merely wIntered IN good censOs'.
but there is still little cneou,.vl,'''
IN the prospect for good hofses N "
winter markets, ~ y
Horses cannot be put In nt,i Il.
marketable condition without Xxx X,
of grain and good hay. Al pre.T, \, Y
prlceA for horse flesh and hIxh lt.s
Tor grain aud hay there 10 little ana,
tion 60 feed horses with a view /, A
| ting them for later markats. TIN y,
result IN "A shortage OF drst IA, n
mails during the counting winter, wk,s
~ probable that liberal nnphsf X
be required. a better demand III ~
horses OF the useful kinds-dfail I
prUss. oac. may reasonably ia t,
paeted as general business cot,dhl'
Improve. This In connection with \
lighter supply indicated seems Il =
toward substantial improvement IA \
market for first class horses. TAer
no better prospect for other klnds L,
ever. Indications are that thea ,
be a oVeraupply Of Inferior stock d
kinda next winter and the eap
prlpCg between the best md ine ~
mon even wider than usual.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26

A delicious nlllnR for layer cnlos ~
made OF nne ulpo cherries, crushed ahu
s,vnotened. ppriulslcd with lemon juice
nnd placed between the cnkos.
Canned tnmntoea Scald the Tomatoes
ond rnmovo the skins. Put them III
porcolnm-liued kettle and slinmer hnit
an hour. Pour In glass jar while pou-
ing hot and soul They may ne sen
aoned with salt and pepper before they
arc canned II preferred
Tomnto lam--stew peeled ripe To-
,nntoca until thick with two-thirus
ihoir weight OF white sugar When
haif done. flavor with sliced lemons
from which nil Rccds have been re-
noyod Remove the slices OF lemon
when the jam 10 placed i'm jar OF
| glasses.
IclIv-Cut "A peck Of ripe tomatoes N
ANAL pieces. boil and strain when SOFT
| do not nut In any winter Add on
Mini AT etipar TO one pint of Juice nn'
hnn until IL Tolls. Put In SLICED Tenor
when about hnlf done
Annie sauce made very sweet, cooke,
tuI thick and seasoned Htrongly wiz
,nn,on a also TO put between layer
~ cake II IA an agreoahle chanG
from ieliy or custard cakes,
Another gravy that is nice 20 ca
with potatoes Va made thus; brow
nonr In hot beef guot thin with NIL
ana when ready TO take up beat
thrcc or four oggs. These gravles ny
intended Tor farmers families, as sue
n liberal use Of milk would be eNpet
plve where tho milk has to be bought
! 10 use up stale bread, make mas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, sept. a5,-rhe little
steamer Falcon. with the foary relief
PARTY aud members Of the expedition
M board, arrived this Afternoon, Long
before The vessel had reached her
mnoinga thousands Of proplc had
eathurvd on the wharVps VA the vicinity
10 welcome the little party OF explorers.
An on hnbrd were rgtieent Il IL said
that AN cmhnrso has been placed upon
their lips for ave days OF longer II
was lniinaied by one OF the mon with
pSary that several who came awny
would have remained with the explorer
IN tho frozen north but for the scarcity
u food
When asked n II was true that tn,
explorer and his party had been com
aaohnaA ~ elther eennrm or dAnv til,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26

bSra u, swlndel Melvin WAGE "iI
others, wow meme
,,e,n entne or whom could not pe WNh
~, hrlnr nj worl, IN thg cotton pNte,s Nh.
Ky s neatS Word mai he{ wished their
uttn,ge enrolled and promised 'nae
ibsy would 30 loyal TO Major 1er 9nv
ttparby FOR congress on eleot'un
The question was asked py V oinb
,,iirant n the club was q Popuiist wv
~ t,enrby club lie was inforneu
mai a was not u Popullst club pu, a
Itearby club; that all members OF ,he
club arc expected 20 vote for lNPHi,p S,, ,
bnyond him thsy WIN vote ~ thVs
The club meets again Thu NY. J,
nirbf al 7.30 o'clock Melvin Wsnv
wHs appointed TO deliver thlriy-ii''"'
ute addrcHs,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26
vail riantinp OF RaApbsrris, al
uInrl.hnrrIes.

It does not seem to be as well krpv
ns II should be that early falllsMu
oellent time to transplant nsatl Il
kinds of trees | h0ve invariably
full success with fruit trees and III
fruits, even when planted IN he Ia
part of September In the casq eip
berrlea and blackberrles | would n
no better season than early fall II
situation selected for rasphetflts ihe
not be damp one, or the plants !
continue growing late in The ssAx
and viii fail TO rlpen their cana II
thc same reason do not care 70 h |
Inc poii too rich The plants ATE eaul
To make fair growth and y fal,i
about tho close Of summrr thea v
winter comes, q sturdy. welRilTtI
rnne results, which win not NJ y
hurled up. / say buried w ~.
oven In Pennsylvania II 4 ioafa ~
me better way to bend llie saiii .
10 the ground and cover h'n Y
earth an winter comes, there Y ~
until tho spring days come ~
anne reason II 10 hardly wtia ~
naming ,pome as being hanlw
othors for one and all y hsa
, hottor buried up We look Vsia'
nd a pnrtlculnrly good and hf'i
hore. vet ono Of The handsonsN
tntions OF rnspherrlrs ever ~ \.
mis- Kind which had been ea7H
ovor winter
, ~ wouiJ set the plants ioasns
\ 4dasc Of September or early y o.l
yrtting mi the root posslble
g s ,he,n ibree 10 four rect apart s.eA
g on5 ruttinF thom down to asqH
y ,nchcs above the ground. Tramp
Y enrth In hrmly about Then.
o o,nsr, the contract " soil and re
= 4, ttcr tho prospect Of saecess
Il ~ MO 60 comes mulch about ne
" Manvnv With manure Apply
d Az kcop frost from the roots Y ~
y u. %. NY ,o Moon The roots FREE trcn
no,r w wonacrfully towards sueu
MANURE cannot be had, place y
,nw,,u,t Of earth about them
il H tn,.cn away in the spring, kss
I'd mind Tint 4; is placed there y
60 i i,nan NO rrnst out Whore luSs
ni,ynyp 10 be looked FOR al WI Y \
-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26

springfield, H., Sept 25.-A. l., Max.
vol. chairman OF the state central
Comnlttoe or tho Peoples party, has
called the committee 10 meet az head
aunrtsra In this city today The meet
ing viii be Tor the purpose OF DISCUSS
ing matters OF Importance relative 70
tho cumpaiEn the collection of funds
dlbtihutlou Of literature and ulnttlhg
Of speakers, Tho contest IN the Forty
WNth senatorial diatriet VIII prooNpy
nnnln mo for nnttlnmCmt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26

New York. Sept, 20. Henry @. Have.
,oever said today; "rhe operations %
IN now tariff law hes already closed
.hnlf the sugar rciiuetiea IN tho country,
throwing the men who worked IN them
All OF employment, and 1t WIN probably
clone an the rest of them next w W. aSo
MN oui Of work. The price OF sugar
Ia below the cost Of production Tor
pome time past the company ny p,s zen
WORKING the rcnncrlos MT a eonsldef"p'e
toaa"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26

Il Ia reported that Genersl Frye, the
leader Of the western 'eec,ian Of coyey'R
army, ID conooetlnE Achrme 70 oyer-
A,rn Tho xoyernmcnt which Ne Intends
10 apqlng on d. country whom the next
great strike occura The question "
whether mind u the masalve mould
81 thas Of General Frye could In loyal
contemplation be suiity OF the erima q
tgaaaonis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26

bridgeport Conn, scpt 2b..-Repre-
seutatiyes OF all the Republican clubs
In the ptate hcld meeting In this
city today.
George NJ Quinn OF Milford was
made temporary and permanent chair
man. The platform reported cndorscs
Cleveland and condemns the A, 4. A..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26

The old Alcalde viii take the stump
az exhibit A IN support " the rnfreeh-
ing and rcyIyifylng influences OF Demo
craze doctrine,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26

one Illinois man MY, WY AZ
crops OF wheat q n ,,ss1'ndlne d
Ing into swlll for we ,,,ner sse;'
,,ives lts Feeding value =
compared with corn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-26

Paris. Tex. Sept 25.--lIon Jake O..
IIodgca of Paris will open the Demo-
cratic campaign In Hunt county on
saturday next, the 29th instant at
Wolfe City.