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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-16

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-16

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-16

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-16

NNTI, Nv hHWFIN lONnl fhp vorll
e. N,, H'es ,,,, e believe ne, that rhers BiaaE
'''''S ~ ~ "' ne mentioned a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

d. Strickland VS.. the State-Appeal
from Marion cour : This was con
viction for carrying 4 pistol. The evil
dence disclosed that defendant had
been forced into the difficulty at his
own house. a second trouble occurred
three or Ave minutes afterward on
the sidewalk, when defendant exhlb-
Tied a pistol, and his antagonist was
seeking to use a knlfe--and was in the
wrong. The facts do not Justify a
conviction, The danger was not only
Imminent to defendant, but was an
actual and serious attack. There was
not sufficient time to admit the arrest
OF the party. and 1t may be Inferred
that defendant could not have left his
home except by passing his enemy
the sequel shows would have been at
tended with danger The Judgment
reversed and cause remanded. David
son, ].
Jack Estes VS.. the state-AppeaI
from Shelby county: Appellant was
convicted Of disturbing religious wor-
snip, The indletment was transferred
TO the district court, and there was
tried The transcript of transfer from
me county court fails to show a pre-
sentiment IN the district court by the
grand jury This was made a point
IN the district court and overruled
The point was well taken and should
have been sustained-refer to the stat
utory provisions relating 10 the cues
ton and decisions heretofore rendered
The point raised OF improper remarks
or the county attorney will not be
mseussel, as they win hardly occur
IN another trial. Reversed and re-
manded. Davidson. j.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15
uRrnIr no WHOM onrnrr is pun

.
The responsibility for the bona Issues
OF the present national administration
must rest with the president alone.
They have been made without consul.
tation with the party aud In face OF
its open opposition. They are In utter
violation OF us ancient principles, de-
olared In all its platforms The imme-
dlnte policy on which they are based
was considered and half rejected by
BENJAMIN Harrison, president and
Charles A, Foster secretary OF the
treasury, Just prior TO their retirement
from Office, II IL an open secret which
has been published by Democratic ana
Republican journala and by newspa-
pers In close touch with the ndmlnistra-
fion that these bond Issues have been
adopted NJ the special instance OF COM
iniitees of New York bankers. and that
In each In stance the secretary OF the
treasury was overruled b, tho presl.
dent II Is also notorious fact that
these ramc committees have begun a
eruande 10 force the resignation OF
Secretary Carlisle. who. complainant as
be has hecn, " not bending enough to
meet their wishes,
These are the plain, unvarniahed
ieo,s about the latest developments OF
the presidents financial policy. The
dine has come Tor The Democratic par.
~ TO asser; Itself 1t is not In any way
responsihle Tor these Republican meas
urea and II should take care TINT the
:ountiy does not hold II responsible
'or me unnecessary increase OF the pub
&c debt to AFFORD satisfnetoiy invest.
nsnis for a portion Of the millions Of
dIe money stored up In the corrcrs Of
~ New York banks.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

Dallas. Tex. Nov. 14.--Proceedlngs
had In the court Of civil appeals. Fifth
district. at Dallas:
Anirmed-Texas and Pacific Railway
company VS.. W. +. Bachman, from
Dallas county; Texas and Pacific Ra /
way company VS. Mathew Common.
Grayson county; Mathews Lumber
company VS.. J. c. Hardie, Bowie
county.
Reversed and Remanded--St. Louis
Southwestern Railway VS.. o.. T. Moss,
Bowie county.
Reversed and Remandcd-G. W.
Walters ct al. VS.. Texas Building and
Loan association Navarro county; W.
a. Spence ct al. vs.. G. W. Mo ris,
Dallas county; j. d. Lynch VS. Aiex.
Artlleb s. Co, Dallas county. II xas
and Pacific Railway company VS.. Rob
erts & Abbott. kaufman county.
Motions Disposed OF - Ovcrruled:
Standard Fire Insurance company VS..
j. NJ. Wilcox; NJ. a. Laughlln ct al
vs. Fidelity Mutual Life associa ion;
John Collier VS. c. l.. Butorton; Cul-
len s. Henry W. j. s. Warrick ct al;
s. H. Ballinger & Co. va. II. A.
O'Neal, receiver.
Affirmed on Certincate--T H. Rich
ardson vs.. l., A. LaWieh.e' dlsulssea'
Ihoi,ias smith vs. Charles Dlihhshahl'
fees,VeL grahtea'
flie Coheluslohs-stanaard ERE IN
granted.
Amend udgment-Plorger & Hopper
Va; a; r. Joh nson, oVerfu CO.
ACTIONS supmltteur-t' W waters
et a. w. texas BulIalng anu Loan as
soclation' reheaIing; CITY OF Denison
vs. roster d MliAnson, rehearlhg'
central teNa5 ana northwest Rali-
way vs.. W. y Bu5h alhrm on certl-
hcate; central TcNas ana MOI invest
ern kailwag vs. w: b. Bush, me
transcript western Union re egraph
company vs.. W. IL smith, rem ing
X NJ Dunlan VS.. Reading Ere lnSur-
anoe company, rehearlng; Da las Con-
solidated Track company vs. NJ. J.
Randolph, compel clerk 10 issue man
uAte.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

Chicago, Nov. A,--The congress OF
Cancellation and arbitration was pre-
sided over today by Miss Jene Adams
OF chlcaSo, who made a bright adj
dress Introductory TO the days pro-
eeedings She was followed by Joseph
L. Weeks, who read a paper on "The
relations between employer and en-
ployes in manufacturing affairs"
The "Slidlng scale" was discussed
by NJ. NJ. Garland, president OF the
Amalgamntcd Association OF Iron and
Steel Workers.
At the afternoon session Carroll %.
Wright. United states labor commis-
sloner gave an address on the two
topics, distinction hetwc n cnmpui.
sorry arbitration ana public lnvesfigl-
ton OF labor disputes" and "Dlsine.
ton between adjudication OF past con.
tracts and settlement OF future ones
President Adams treated OF "The
economies OF arbitration"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

"h"t They Say Ii Costs to RIM for
ofice in New YAM,

New York. Nov. 1.-THE fol,owin,
candidates have filed their election eT.
pense accounts with the county clerk.
feter ]. Carpenter. candidate for al.
German in the Twentieth assemh,v Ale.
triet' paid 'is7 for printing, paster, ana
distributing circulars.
Walton Percy. candidate for asserh
=, ~, IN a. .he Nineteenth assembly district,
paid s59'5o for printing.
ii'as Merritt, candidate for asaemb,v
IN the Fifteenth assemblv a,.,.,..
~ 900 ne sent contribution OF 81 to
p,r,v ay eommitiee Of the People's
him - al ms canvass cost
William Tate, candidate Co.. -,
petd Ia Ky, SIKH assembly tis.rirt
TaT,n,S' he district organiz.f,os az
Hali s1rs nau $500; 70 the Tamnany
Ing so Al committee, sl2s; for prInf-
Jobc M, ana Tor pasters, sls.T5.
Hem ~ hlpson. who. as the Ren,,h-
Ninth t,Hate Tor congress- m me
Tim camn sssi made the fight against
date sns 9,' the home rule eandis
9 Niinau theatrical Manager Henri
Hail se,,. ,he candidate Of Tannony
s2s- Ti,s ,nst the campaign COST him
$50. %, us printing bill amounted ~
haneinr Sseh hire he spent $40, for
ga 49, ana distributing his nns.ars
p,, NJ ,, Tor POSTAGE stamps T'Ss'
sor 49, reach, Republican candidate
tslat So. ~. ~ the First assembly dis-
>'z' Tar eaha nrlntinr ana
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

San Antonio. Tex. Nov. l4.-The fol-
lowing decisions were handed down
today in the court OF clvll appeals Of
the Fourt supreme judicial district:
Reversed and Remanded-Eric II
Menger vs. j Ward ct al, from Bexar
county; X. p. Beckham vs.. q. l.
shackelford ct al, from Ell Paso
Reversed and Remanied-stevens
Preside county.
Afllrmed-Hunt & Booth VS.. A-ebI.
son. Topeka ana Santa r. RnIl oas
company, from Bexar county, Calves
ton. Harrisburg and San Antonio RAN
way company vs.. r. c. Herring fr.e5,
Medina; Wrought Iron Rag CON.
pany VS., l.. d. Martin, from sexar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

where railroads cross each other az
grade. for Il would be entirely useless
and annoying TO the travelling public;
to require a train 20 come TO fuii
stop before passing over or under
another railroad track, as no collision
is. In such cases. possible II follows
that by Incorporating this amendment
into the same sentence with the re-
tained portion Of section IS Of the act
Of 1853, the legislature has construed
the act Of 1853 as being applicable
only to crossings at grade The stat
ute Is not applicable TO the crossing In
question. and the court erred In the
charge 1t does not follow that the
railroad Is not liable for the injury.
Whether the failure to give warning
OF the approach OF n train is under all
the circumstances n case OF negligence
must. In the absence Of a statute. BIO
left to the jury as question Of fact.
Reversed and reminded. Opinion BY
Denman j.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

Missouri, Kansas aud Texas railway
company vs.. Thomas and wlfe-Error
from Fifth district
Personal injuries to tho w'ro
was riding in wagon along n public
road over which the railroad truck
passed on trestle, and the team was
frlghtened at the noise OF an engine
which ran onto the trestle just as the
wagon was passing under the trestle.
No bell was rung or whistle blown.
The court charged that 1t was the duty
OF the employees to give the slgnnl
required by the statute when an
preaching the point whore said ro9d
ran under the trestle. Tho railroad
contends that the statute art. 49s2l
requiring signals TO be given on an
preaching crossing of public road
does not apply to any crossing eNcept
at grade. IL the statute does not an
ply to the class OF cases where the
railroad does not cross the public road
at grade but runs under or over H.
then the charge is error Section Is
OF the net OF 1858 was adopted as arti-
Gle i222 OF the revised statutes. and
was not amended until the act OF 1SSs
'f-fA-s'ANR - A'NAAAANh N-AN AAlAAnA
OF the bell or blowing OF the whistle
until the road or street was crossed.
II limited to crossings NJ grade this
requirement is n reasonable and wise
safeguard against collisions which may
occur at any time before the engine
has entirely crossed the road. but
II applied 10 places where the public
runs over the track on bridge. or
under trestle It would greatly i'm
peru persons passing in vehicles over
or under the track 1t would he din
cult 20 devise more effectunl means OF
irlrhtenine teams than to ring or
whistle while the engine passes over
or under them, II the statute applies
the engineer has no discretion but Is
compelled to continue giving the sic-
nal until the engine shall have
crossed such road or street" although
such signals can accomplish no good
ana are fraught with danger. The
act OF lNSS does not require the whistle
10 be continuously blown until the
road Is crossed, but does require the
ringing OF Che bell. and therefore does
not AFFECT the above reasoning, Again
the act OF 1873 uses the word "rross''
twiee as verb In the same sentence
without any inilmation that II Is used
IN a different sense IN one place from
what 1t is in another The last use OF
mo v'ord aviAen'iv refers ONLY n oasa,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15
loT OWNED eY 7Hg 7Rusrs.


ropuiiat In the nniins Nc,v.t
There are three editorial pnrn-
graphs In your last issue thnt are
worth n- much 10 us ''crnnlss Pnpu-
lists" nv Il whole year Of liz. ,irr-
iurS, Nonconformist or Mntsnn'-
feni fo- The News. Too
much cannot he said In commcntin-
ion Of the News for its Itbcrniit,
md tho marked degree Of indc-
frndence - has recently manifested
n It's cditoCiai poiiey. Of coursc we
J" not wis.,, to Intimate tint the
setys t. Ponuitst organ la dis
fuIHe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

births, DcnthS and Marriages In
Massachusetts.


Boston, Nov ID From the annual
report Of births, deaths and marriages
In Massachusetts for 1898 which has
Just been made by Dr. Francis A. Har-
ris, 1t appears that the number OF liv-
ing births registered in the year was
G7l92, which was 1868 larger than was
reported in 1892. and larger than any
other year since the beginning of regis
tration In Massachusetts. The excess
of living births over deaths was IS, los.
being greater than the excess of any
other year. There were r. gistered ~
Sli marriages, being greater than We're
registered in any previous year. More
marriages were solenlnized in the
month Of June than in any other
month; seventeen men and one woman
were more than 75 and four We're more
than so years old at the time of mar
riage. The number of deaths was 49,
OSi, being 122 more than the number
reported In 1892. and 1899 more than
the number reported in 1891 The death
rate Tor the year was 2013 per 1000 OF
the estimated (2,4sS,S G3J population liy-
NE, winch Is IA less than the rate OF
le'4. Ihe greatest number of deaths
occurred IN August and the third quar-
VT OF the year, and the least in June
and the fourth quarter. In the nrc-
yious year the greatest number Of
ueashS occurred In January.
ok hundred and ten pairs of tyvins
were porn In the state last year ana
IN, ,,s sets or trtplets. II Is notIceobIe
shdt nearly 10000 more children az for-
StBll nan or native pnrentape ,ve,a
"orh IN Boston during the wear
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15
contributions to the party i

contributions to the party N
district.
Patrick Merrlgan, New IA
Democracy candidate for "a
the Twenty-eighth asssnN :
gave 500 TO the state Deuxa
to the German-Ameflean Rsi!|
and spent Sl3l for printing IA 4
S4S for pastors, and SIS tfusi
The campaign expenses Il 4
7. Brown, the Tamriany ci,ll
alderman In the seeaal
amounted to s2sS.75.
u, Holbrook Gushing. III 4
of Good Government club 7 4
man in the Thirteenth iIit|
pended SIS In aid Of bis ~
of which went to Good oiT4
club +.
1t cost Joseph schilllnf. "
candidate for alderman 10 Ia 4
fourth district S6s, ard mc''ai-'
bill is one Of $40 for suidna
James McCallum. the cki'a
mayor OF the Peoples 1ini|
$3.50 during the campalr.
George w. Mecaddln, y, /
sheriff on the same iickti NJ
lum, declares that II cost }
run his canvass.
Christian Goetz, the RapaR
fusion candidate for alissns|
Third district, sweats iha' u
paign cost him 1904. Ne rls]
untary contribution" q =
Third assembly dlsirltl
association. 5000 to the JON
and $50 to anti-Tammany y
Among the other teens o. y
for $50 paid to Theodofs W. /.
cure'ng the issues q ~
with the voters OF the dlill \. !,
The expenses Of twenu l,,
dates of the Peoples p.ln NJ
eut Offices IN the eoany' =
SAG. were also fled.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

dustin, Tex, Nov. l4.--The court Of
eivii appeals for the Third district has
entered the following orders:
Aiiirmed-New York and Texas Land
company VS., Hayiand, from Travis.
Parton VS. Jameson. from FAILS.
smith VS.. Brown, from Travis: Webb
vs. Brewer. from Brown.
Reversed and remanded-1anda vs
shoook ct al, from comal; San A,soia
National Bank w. Fitzpatrick =, ~
from Tom Green; CUR coloreao s ~
santa Re Railway company vs. "
Closky. from Tom Green 70 ahc-
q k ,seee and rendered--cole Bras
q N Io,,soh o vs., Angel, from Brown.
ciellPnd. from Mel -.nnan ~ -, Mc-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

New York. Nov. IN
horse show tomorrow mr'a'
win be an interesting ''al's 5,
Lyric. sylph and other = !. K
for 2-year-old hackney hlps y,
and her record this ysai W.
cd "s'' with ntt interest. Then !
STATIONS will be IN the il' \ 4,
by brood mares with f0als -, -
eight 2-year-old tros'lns
biuest blood, shown e 70, s' Il.
and saddle horses W., .,,,'t =
carly part OF the afi. ...',n,
Win come thir.een tro,l ,ss N |
t MI , Sot tandems. ard n:'
hackney stations VIII t,,.s
ret, DR.. Parlte, Ma ,sa.s',s ii
soro. Fashion, and Ealu,' ii
49,, 49, Ijeitweisht hunter
the show for me .tsaizk
evening large classs,1, , X X, ~
ara gh-steppers WI s, Z, 81
cd bv a parade OF ni AZ p,,s,rir
police, and ending WIZ
weight hunters. .,,r be ~
Friday morning WV ,,,,rf =
hackney mares, ana WIZ W. va
he such good ones az WIS
Dorothy. Lady Dak na Sltnk
silvia, Ramsey Eells, rssik
e5iirtess and LADY Allcs 8 49, s
there viii be a lot o. ,ls,s,'
ting stations and wv f1.s
markabiy fine half.nNu ,aiiI
the afternocn trouef,,, ,,,s.,1
hackney stations and p N ts
will be seen, togeinet Xxx. ~
four-in-hands and '. M ~
o,nlified hunterc. Xxx. * n
hnnsom cab horses ser' .o.s.,
thlrty-eight carrlasV .,r,,srs y,
ing w IN thirty-three n9 n,s.r 7
ers over six iiye-feet ,a w a a
, y,s d,y nonies are taNh W.
llSt ONg lp'+'N N. The Co. \
the morning witn u IA iIss Il
classes for hackneys ~ VI ~ j
horses In the aftern,ss,'l 49, y
nointaj road rig viii r. ,,',.r. y /
and the hackney sa Xxx 4 q Il
pete for the challensss ,si,.y. n u
lean Hackney Horse - y. ,.Ili
.1,,r 1,.t,5ora Will pAtf X, N
also, for seven WI ~ - X ,r'i,7 4
prize. and tive Clam sl,,,,,,.. ril1.
be sent over ne n.n iss ;ssE \
plenty II Jumping " ~, V, ~ :
hunters being sen. ~, ~ IL; = 4
FIVE feet, two y me ~ 4
and two at SIX fes ss,, l,drsf \
i IRIS prizs winners :. e. x la
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15
THE HIGHER COURTS


chief justice, H. o. Head. l. W. steph'
ems. associate justices; W. l. Huff
clerk.
Proceedings yesterday:
Tho following motions were submit
ted:
Thomas Leach VS.. Moses Leach. to
submit, on suggestion Of delay.
W. W. williams ct al vs.. Geo. W.
Rand, ct al. for rehearing.
solon Smith vs.. W. II. Peckham. ct
al. for rehearing.
Merchants National Bank vs.. W. NJ.
Barker, ct al. for rehearlng.
n. Austin VS.. +. f. Bloodworth ct al.
to file record.
O. w. Alexander ct al VS.. II. L.
Brown to submit on suggestion OF
delay,
Sarah p. Henderson ct al. vs.. B. =.
Armstrong. ct al, to dismiss appeal for
want OF prosecution.
sarsh p. Henderson ct al. vs.. b. r.
Armstrong. ct al. to dismiss appeal.
The Martin Brown Company vs.. IL.
NJ. Henderson, for reheariug.
j. a. Stanley Ell al. eXcs. VS.. George
Ing.
j. A. Stanley ct al. exrs. vs.. c. p.
W9frue. for rehcarlng.
x. f. Hun ct AL VI. ]. II Crawford.
ct al, for rehearlng
me following motions were decided:
G +. Lee vs.. Jas. Ryan ct al. to sub
nit on EuBgestion OF delay, refused.
Tho State OF Texas ex rel j. d. Raw
lings. vs.. o. +. LOOMS, to advance,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15
ING; city OF Austin VS.. Colgate, from

ing; City OF Austin VS.. Colgate, from
Travis, for rehearing.
Motions Missouri Pacific
Railway company VS.. Pagan, from
Comal, for rehearing; Hood vs.. Peo-
pies Building and Savings association,
for rehearing, from McLennan.
In City of Llano VS.. County Of Llano,
cause advanced and set for submits
sion on December 8, 1894.
In leagu" We. Henclic, from McCul-
loch, the OF its own motion sets
aside Its 10. ler judgment and aiIirms
the Judgment of the lower court.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

ufactures OF wooi. IS CO... Totals. s527.-
5.s AZ compared with September this
shows a net loss IN valuation az SSss.7Sl.
During the month Cuban shipments AZ
gragated setcn cargoes OF i.i75,ooo feet.
q slight decrease as compared with the
corresponding period year ago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

Bremen. Nov. Ii.--Arrlved; Elbe.
New York.
Genoa, Nov, M--Arrived: Fuerst RIA
marck, New York.
ian. Montreal
r'n~A Hu In.AN-,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

New Orleans. In. Nov. l4.--rbe Inn.
Der Trade journal OF this city in its
Issue 'o-day shows the value OF OK.
ports OF lumber from southern ports
during The month OF October to have
been as follows:
Timber si4q SiS. iun.hsr. xips siqs,,ac-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

Mrs. Waite says the women Of Col
orado have "dlsgraced their woman
hood by assistlng to Gust Governor
Waite from ONCE Now let the m n
clear out and give full liberty to this
femInlne debate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

Editor 1a2ettti
The Moil-rclosram mlsquotos mo In
saying that had seen two cases that
! considered dlphtheria. l sald that 1
had been called 10 sec two cases that
We're oonal l,lrd diphth1ria, but In n1c
opinion they were not diphlAorla. 1
make this correction, as / think the re-
pores much exaggerated and sonsa-
u2nn, ana are doing the town an in-
&'oulhble amount Of harm, Yours,
Novemboi II, 1874.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

The Washington papers announced
Tuesday the defeat OF Abbott and
coekerell' The Dallas Nova misload.
Ing reports seem to have strayed away
from home.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

The work Of building FOR tile census
Of 1900 has begun in earnest, and there
is not a minute to lose Of the next ave
years n Fort Worth is then TO stand
at the head Of the list Of Texas cities.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

Texas ala butter for the state pemoc-
raey than any other state In the union.
which is the strongest sort Of testi-
mony to the good results of that Co
Had sreech.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

Intelligent people, who realize the
important part OF the blood holds In
keeping the body IN normal condl-
ton. nnd nothing strange In the mum.
Der of diseases Hoods sarsaparlla h
eble to cure, So many troubles rosult
from Impure blood, the best way IL
treat them Is through the blood. Uooa,s
sarsaparilla vitallEes the blood.
HOODS PILLS are the best after
constipation. F'''e"t
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

II IL probable that the historian who
FFites the story Of the present decade
Till ilni that the lowest rolnt In prices
vas reached about the middle OF the
NFs0ul wear From 1880 t., that period
here was steady decline IN values.
md The inward tendency then became
pefespable- II VIII take on mon,
positive form whcu the money nov ON.
'ozed IN moving ercps becomes Idle
n February and March.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

Persons who IRE unnhIc to buy
The GHEctte an trains, or wbusc de-
~ un~ntiAfnctOry, VIII confer a
iaNor hs writing the fnctH 60 the
mnnnHcine
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

lnroush fusion with Democrats In
me northwest and With Repnbllcans
y ne soulh the Ponullsts have been
'ple 2 command few offices. but no
pfrS mai succeeded IN its mission
sVef SOL a start IN that way. The
Fopnlis'a have already admitted in
practice that their FIRST thought is the
W "a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

DELTvrprn ny CARRIER.
The Daily Gazette except Sunday.
10 centa n week.
DniIy and Sunday Gazette. 60 cents
month.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

The crowd Is now aurglng toward
Waco's Cotton Palace and you are
lonesome II YOU are not In H.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

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The travelling agents OF The Gazette
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Letters Of authority are given 10 all
other parties especially accredited to
rcnrerent THE nnnar.
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London, Ncy. /. ~ &. ia "
ter everywhere py ~
DESTROYS Of taking g.. H. ~
Many inquiries hA'-
banking houses
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

THE sEMI-wEEKLY GAZETTE.
oae year ISSUED Tuesday and Fri
dnyp. 500.
Six months. % cents
Three months. g ccuts.
poetmaator3 are authorized TO act
~ agents for The Gazette.
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topsS inimigratiou conference Is raise
liQecoo' e he contributed hv ne rAii-