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Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-04-10

We come next to consider DR.. Black S
criticism on the Prohibition Party. He
says:
Now, the National Prohibition Party
goes further in the direction of CEN
tralization than any other party that
has ever existed in this country. This
being the case, there are thousands
and tens of thousands of as good peo-
pie as ever lived who oppose this party
on principle. They are in favor OF the
suppression of the liquor traffic; but
they regard this as the proper work OF
the State, with which the general gov
eminent should have nothing to do.
There is but one thing to commend
the above paragraph and challenge the
admiration, and that is its bold and
reckless originality. We have heard
a great many excuses offered by men
who called themselves Prohibitionists
for not uniting with the Prohibition
party, such as that there was no neces-
sity for new party; that they didn't
approve its attitude on the tariff, the
financial question, woman suffrage,
control of corporations, immigration,
Sunday law, its opposition to gamb-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-17
BALLOT REFORM At SAvANNAH.
THE MOST DIseRAcEFuL AFFAIR
EVER KNOWN THERE.
The Rival Politicians Hire Gangs Of
Toughs TO Fight Their Way to the
Collectors once Tor ron-tax re-
ceipts-Heavy OUTLAY, OF Cash.

Savannah. Ca. Dec, 1d.--Thc most
unique, most disordsriy ana generally
accepted as the most dissraeenn period
OF politics in the history OF this city has
come 10 breathing pause. Two FAC
tional Democratic candidates are In the
neld for the mayoralty, the election taxi
lng place in January Under the irst
use OF the Australian ballot system
here, no one can vote who has not
pali all taxes, including those Of this
year, and registered. This provision led
to a wild scramble at first and to a
battle daily between the large fcreea
Tor choice positions in line 10 the tax
collectors office, He could issue only
about geo receipts n day, aud as the
registration closed Saturday, /; was In
eYtable that many citizens would be
shut out, The two factions hired two
gangs OF toughs, each numbering about
100, and including the most desperate
whlll.s- 4.l .-lr..- 10. his city. These
men were paid from ~ % $40 "A day.
10 each was given a list OF six names.
the largest number the collector would
accept taxes for from one person. and
NV money 10 pay their taxes with.
Each morning for ten days past the
TWO lines or political mercenarles have
struggled with each other In front OF
and inside the court house, hundreds or
citizens gathering from all parte OF
The city daily to witness the big mills.
For two weeks at least no citizen paid
taxes FOR himself, all intrusung their
names and money to the hired ones, Al
times nearly the entire police force OF
the city had 10 be called out 70 catab-
ilsh order ana FOR over week the
presence OF about forty polioemen has
been constantly required at the tax col
lecior's office,
The armies OF heelers were fed at the
rival headquarters, whore many OF
them remained all night. gong out
early each morning to resume the bat
tie at the court house. where beer, c0r-
fee whisky ana sandwiches were given
them, Two or three times a number OF
the workers skipped with tholr lists
and money, disfianchisiug the citizens.
| II is calculated that the cost OF keep
ing up the two armies, which Ia tho
| last few days has been Increased to
| about 400, TO fEht for poll tax receipts,
was over $4,000 They were dlshmdud
early this morning, The next leglsla-
ture VIII be appealed 10 10 arrrd me
law 50 40 TO prevent any repetition OF
/ this scene.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-17
rnn Nrw lNsunAsen rLAN.
Firemen's Magazine Explains the
Recent Provisions.

Torre Hauic. Ind, Dec. ic.--The Fire
mems Magazine for December viii con-
tain the nrst publication or the new In
surance plan, the details Of which were
arranged at the recent session Of the
grand executive board held In this city.
,-he new law viii go into effect January
next. Under the old Law Il was OBJ
lignfory on every member or the or
rsulzatlon 10 carry a policy FOR $500.
THE law provides for policies Of 500.
$1,000 and $500, Il being OPTIONAL with
tha member TO take either of the three,
The death assessment for the $500
nniicy remains at g. as formerly. and
~ 800 Il is f75 cent? and - 50 for
t10ia Every member "a required %
carry one Of these policies, Il was na-
eeried By the grand offlcers that the
cpst 81 4 policy last year was but fi6
n ire member. The full amount ~ a
n,licy IL 10 be paid on death or total
disablllty. Total disability hereafter
Il 10 be the loss o. hand a, or above
INC wrist Joint. or a foot al or sbore
~ ankle Joint. Or blindnesa. This
stnndard for total disability on account
n biindness Is less than 11-2i9 Vision
~ zach rye when sight Is IN both eyesl
Or when sight Is Ia one eye. lB-loo va
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-17

Baltimore. Dec is.--Arrlved; Tenn.
plcmore u3rl. Moore Liverpool: WI.
liam Crane. Bond. Savannah; Fairfax
March. Boston; Fanny cadwaliadcr
Dillingham;, New York, Anthony
Groves, Jr, Grace. Philadelphia.
Port Eads,--Arrivcd; whitney, sta,
pies Key West; III Norte, Hawthorn
New York: Arapahoe Brl, Vale, Car.
an; Etolla tBrl. LuEs, Lonlon; Tyr
tDanD RASMUSSEN. n0cas del Tore
Newport. Conpor. New York Sailed
Excelsior. Now York; Scotia. Ham
burg, Plp iN. Genoa via spanish ports
Liverpool, Arrived India. phllRdel.
phie, pastlmo, Boston.
Havre. ARRIVED. La Bourgogne, New
York.
southampton.--sailed' Berlin, New
York.
Queenstown,- -sailod;. Lueania, from
liverpool for New York,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-17
srnnSINe nnsnMnl.ANcn
between High SUITE omcini aud n
Chiropudist.

Austin, Tex, Dec. 16.--As Colonel A.
j. Baker the land commlssioner-eleet.
is u good-natured man and can take a
joke about as wen as anyone. it
VIII not be amlss to tell a little story
on hin which was an actual occurrence
Colonel Baker remained In Austin
several days ON his recent visit to the
city ana was frequently and In fact
constantly seen IA the lobby OF the
Avenue hotel, where he WIS stopping
AZ 1t happened at this same period
there was another guest OF the hotel
who was pursuing the unenyluhlo ave-
cation OF corn extractor and all-round
chlropodist, and had given como ex-
hibitions OF his skin from carriage on
the street.
There was a general resemblance be-
tween Colonel Baker a..d the chiropo-
dist, though upon close scrutiny the
classic featurea OF the colonel made a
striking contrast IN comparison with
those Of the Esoulapian disciple.
While Colonel Baker was being ha-
rnssed by lmportunate applicants for
positions In the general land office. ana
life was beginning TO be a burden to
him, another contrlte petitioner present.
ed himself. and naturally the colonel
supposed this man wnnted to be CHIEF
clerk, chief draughtsman or some Bim-
liar important position IN his Office.
The hrst words uttered by the stranger
We're surprise and indicated very
plainly that this man did not aspire 10
do service for the state IN the land
office, but wanted other and more im-
mediate relief, said the man;
Mister l suppose you IL the gem
tleman who takes out corns. and
believe | would rather have you do Il
than any OF these fakes around here i"
II Is needless 10 attempt TO describe the
astonlshment upon tho faces OF Colonel
Baker and several gentlenon who were
near and heard the strangers PROPOSE
tion.
Mlsfortunes had no idea OF letting
Colonel Baker alone. The adage that
misfortunes never come single WIS
clearly demonstrated, as was again
shown during the ooloners late soJourn
In Austin.
The colonel happened to drop into a
Congress avenue place In company with
several OF his prominent friends TO get
an old time Virginia mint juilp. for
which this particular place was famous.
and the glass washer happened to be
young negro man who has been en-
deavoring through the influence OF his
white friends to secure position as
porter Of the general land office. lie
had seen the commlsslOncr-eleut and
had NOT applied In person for the Job.
one Of the gentlemen present on this
occasion knew Of the darkcy's Rmbl-
ton and calling his attention 10 Colonel
Baker asked II he knew who that was.
The negro replled;
"Yes. sir. know him. lie Is the gem
tleman who has been curing corns down
here In the Avenue hotel. seen hlm
in carriage there last night"
The negro boy assumed that he was
comforting favor and showing unusual
penetration and memory by so readily
recognizing the supposed physician. but
Colonel Baker was again confused and
at last accounts was not willing 10 adj
nit that he was al all proud OF the re-
semblance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-17

lon. VIII be considered total Blindness.
A member may change his poilcy 10 a
decreased amount without further phy-
steal examination.
The beneficiary character Of the or
der has been one OF Its strong points.
although Insurance experts aiways con-
tended that II could not continue In
definitely. One OF tho reasons why Il
has been able 20 survive Is the fact
that many members drop their mem
bershlp aud new blood l. constantly
being Infused into the order. The
graded policies Will mako Il much cas-
Ter 90 retain tho membership, deslra-
bic result In many respects
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-17

p12NTTENTtAItY BEEF CONTRACT
/. Scaled proposals arc invited for fur
nishing beef at the UuHk pcnitcntlnry
from The first day Of February, 1880,
TO tie ilrat day pf o,....,.,.,s,t., 1870,
., The beer must hd nrHt-cla9s in oy-
cry particular. we'll slaughtered aud
ceany handled, and delivered within
tho walls of tic ponitentiary IN such
quantities ana NJ such times AZ the
ntoward may direct Tho beef fur
nlHhed In the months Of January, Fob
ruary, March, ApHl. May and Doccm-
Der must be trat-claHa Stalled beef
aud that furnished lu june. July, Au-
gust, September, october und Mo-
yumhcr must be the best the market
affords Of range led beef. 4, We re-
serve the right To reject all inferior
or unsound beef that may bo offered
for delivery. bidders viii state for
how much per pound they viii furnien.
payment TO be made On tho iifai day
uf each month for nll beef furnished
during the previous month on uc-
counts approved by the steward, g. Al
bidders viii accompany their bids with
n bond Of $500 with two or moro good
auretioa. conditioned that they Will
cntGr into "A contract and give bond
~ the sum OF $1,000 for the faithful per-
f0rmnncc Of the same, o. An bids must
be SCALED and lnd0raod on back PRO
posaig 10 Furnish Fresh Beef for liusk
Pcnitentiary" Az bids must DO adj
dressed 20 me at Huals, TcKaa. and
they win be opened In my oiice IN
Rusk on Saturday January the 12.h,
at ~ m. z. reserve tho right TO reject
any aud all bids that may be offered.
X. w, FINLEY.
Financial Agent state penlt0ntiariea.
Rusk, Tex, Dec lfth, 1885
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-17

Oakland, Tex, pee ie.-LaHt night
about ls O'Clock burglars entered the
store OF j. r. woolson Of this place,
blew open the safe and obtained about
$50 Ia cash and about 5000 worth OF
notes. THO store was then burned 60
eoucenl tho crime The books were
saved. though badly burned. hut for
a rain that had fallen during the oarly
part OF the night. the entire cast Side
OF the town would have been burned.
No clue Us yet The loss 10 estimated
AZ follows, cash, $3.50; notes, $4,000;
building $1,000: stock. 5000 TO $4,000,
Insurance on stock was 5000,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-17

Lee Thomas Fate Ia the Hands oi
the Governor.

Corsicana, Tex, Dec, l6.-The at
torneys for Lee Thomas. convicted OF
murder In the frat degree. and Whose
case was taken to the criminal court
OF appeals and the decision OF the
lower court conflrmed and new thai
refused, win seek executive clemcncy
FOR their clicnt, and ask that his
sentence be commuted from death %
lie Imprisonment IN The pcnltentlory.
Thomas VIII be sentenced NJ the next
regular sitting Of The district court In
the meantime he occupies thc death Gel
IN the county JAN aud takes his fate
very unconcerngdly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-17
cmnrnsoN,s ArroINrMnNrs.
Reagan, Ross aud storey the RAFT
road commissioners.

road Commissioners.
Austin, Tex. Dee. ie,-Mr. culhcr-
son today authorised the statement
that the following additional appoint
mcnia would be made'
Railroad commissioners Hon. john
II, Reagan l.. s. Ross l.. ] Storey
Assistant attorney-general; Mann
Trlco OF Dallas county,
Superintendent Of the Insane asylum
at Ausuns Or, Charles n. simpson OF
Ben county.
SUPERINTENDENT Of nonitentiarles, l..
A. Mhntlcy OF Cass county,
Assistant superintendent " neniten.
tinrlcs ut Huntsville; ]. @, smilhcr OF
Walker county.
Assistant superintendent OF penitcn.
tlarles at Rusk. ]. J.. Gibson OF Rusl'
county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-17
ArrnMpr At wnnoKrso.
spikes Pulled and Lights nIown out
on the PennasIynnia.

Upper sanduslsy ohio. Dec. is'--An
attempt was made carly this morning
10 wreck the New York and Chicago
limited on the Pennsylvania railroad.
The traina run nifty miles an hour
through this seotldn Spikes were pulled
from Inc switch and the Hight blown
out. Tho work Of the wreekora was
discovered Just 1--WE minutes before
tho trim arHyed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-17

Richmond, va. Dec. i6-Preaident
cieveiand's train arrived here at Z p.
m. and made q stop Of twenty minutes.
He came to the car door ana shook
hands With about 200 people who piled
over each other TO reach him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-17
snELny RESIGNED.
lie Won't TAX ana Doesn't Care 10
Attend Church.

New York. Dec iG. - samuel c.
seeley, the defaultlng cashier OF the
Shoe ana Leather bank, spent a quiet
day In tho TombR today. He refused
10 see ANYBODY and declined the chap
iafu's Invitation to attend divine SER
Vices. prcferring TO read the news
papers, he said. seeley seems resigned
10 his fate and refuses 10 converse with
any Of the other prisoners,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-17
yANIkroN nnsnnvArIoN.
WIN Not open unti March or aprn
1893,

1893,
Armour, 8. Do Dec. TO- --Inrormatlcn
has been received here from Washing
ton confirming reports that tho Yank,
tor reservation would not ba opened
FOR settlement until next March or
April Tho reservation contains Over
1000 900 acres OF land. about l2j.00o Of
wQhoh win be thrown open TO sutto-
mont, the rest being aloicd q th
Indians, II rs thought that there will
be u grand rush Tor land when II h
opened. a. the bulk OF II viii make eX-
cellent farming land,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-17

When Baby wa sick, we envo her cas'oFia-
when she vas clila, abe eried for caaieiiA.
When she became s;ias, sis cling 70 caatoriA-
whsa eho had chnarva, sho gaVosbsm castorlA'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-17

Roanoke, va. Dec. iG.--Dock Hump
ton, coiored coachman. was fatally
stabbed to-day ~ tho Mechanics club
By an unknown negro. The club rooms
were searched BY the police but nothing
has been learned about the crime.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-17

FURNISHED FLAT ron RENT
Rare opportunity Tor party without
children, Five rooma on ufst floor.
Largo, Handsome parlpr. with piano,
~ de-itrd, folding bed. with mirrors,
would be added i.argc. beautiful bed.
room, snperhlS furnished, HAS euuare
closet Dining room, Kitchen With
large gaa stove and range, with hot
water pipe, SERVANTS raa;a, Come and
sec. NiS Lamar street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-17

ron aALE-rhe Foard county Naws.
the olncial and only paper in the
county, located west OF Vernon and
south o. QnanRh noih towns to draw
from. tl09. Including subscription list.
Will buy the News. Address q. A.
Moore. Prop ea
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-17

corsicana. Tex. Dec. l6.-The police
were kent pretty busy last night. The
osty cooler was filled with ylolAtora on
various minor charges this morning
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-17

LADY Wants to acll half interest NJ
Main street, Fort Worth, Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-17

sSle-'slOO CAsll--Wiii buy a wen ua-
ihhllshod newspaper In a county scat,
soon 20 have d railroad, Good reasons
VILE, Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-17

FOR RENT Nicely furnishod rooms
with beard. Having taken personal
charge vi my diniEg room, l am pre-
pared TO give the beat board for the
price IN the city, Cali aud Gee mo-
Mra, w. n. ingalls,, GU West SECOND
Ntreel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-17

I-,.,-a llTNNFs
ATTN :. No. 4, Mail s Tx. 7;i5 am.
sas nm. No. 8. Mail q Eek
''A' 20 ~. No. .,....... s;l5 pm.
"a, am. No. l........ 49,.
'S' No. ~. local freight. $500 am.
n.sn nm No. 81. local freight
.paily except Sunday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-17

-ass-se-sss-,s~--gssss- asss
wANTBD-A lady competent 10 teach
Latin and higher mathematics, 10 as
Hist for few hours q day IN a private
school. Apply 10 Miss L. o.. Watson.
70f Taylor street. Fort Worth.
wANTRD-At once. firsf-elasa working
honsokeepcr for small family 0ood
wages. Al references required. Nd
dress or apply 10 r. C.. First National
Bank Fort Worth
WANTED--A good rcllabie cool. Ap-
ply 70 Il. @, AcPcak. Masonic build
Ing,
PRINTER--witha iittle money 20 take
whole or half interest In a country
weekly and Job Office doing businraa OF
from 500 10 1850 a month; must be
taken inside Of forty-elght hours II a.
all. j.. l.. Dawson. care Gazette.
wANTED--An experienced cook. APP
ply at sos Eant Belknap street
WANTED Rcilablc saiesmen already
travelling 10 carry our oils a. side Inns
Manufaeturen' on Co. Cleveland o.
i WANT = bright, intelligent man or
woman with $500 cash. 70 take charge
Of an office for me IN this city, $3.50
AnG expenses per month 10 the right
party. Prof Geo. a. Carlow, Room &c,
Hotel Worth.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
wANTED--In gentieman'a family b. a
lady Of refinement situation a. house,
keeper. None but responsible party
need answer. Address L. r., care Ia
zette.
ANrEp-positlon a. bookkeeper;
twentY-one years. experience IN bank;
hest OF reference. ". 4. BRADLEY,
iioi Burnett Street
-
NANTED-TO HENT.
WANrED-T want 70 rent a large
house IN a suitable location 20 get
boaraers. CAN at 2og Terry street.
STEAM nYE WORKS.
-
r0nr WORTH steam Dye WORKS.
ladies' and gents garments 0l Az xmas
dye1 and cleaned Ifochex Bros. ~
Ifouet0n Etfset Fort Worth. Texas
Goods aent ~ express Drofapry AZ
tended TO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-17

OF 1894. $500. Total. hualnoes Tor one
year viii be 5000, expenses $500. Fail
ms health. Power pfeAa and complete
paper aud Job plant Unless you have
the cash aud mean business don't
write, Address Bargain, care unzette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-17

FOR sALEy-lsOp ntrrs ahnico black
land; 800 IN cultlyhtioni mites north
~ Fort Worth WIN sell IN small
tracts Hhd on time 10 partier itinroylnK
rAme. 3 A. HliNhnr. EnNi Mlflh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-17

FOR SAl.E-SiNty acres OF land four
mlea south OF eity limits; or VIII trade
Tor well improved city property, Fort
Worth Implement Company. corner VI
First ana lhroukmorton streets
FOR SALE when We advertise black
land iifms for sale. In this county, at
from Slb TO $40 per acre, We moan the
very beat OF black wlxy and black
sandy land and wen improved with
houree, stables, wells, etc, on them
Those who pay from $50 to $50 per
acre Tor such lands In other black land
counties should bear this M mind. No
land ever aluck 10 foot N piow
cldser than the rich black prairie lands
~ Tarrlut county and crops have not
failed IN hfty years We have twenty
good farms Tor sale In this county on
reasonable terms aud Rt tho above
prlrea Come TO see us and buy farm
that W rich cheap and VIII never wear
out or fail VA crops who h afraid to
invest money In Fort Worth city pl.---
urty2 II la a railroad town, q factory
town and bfiAtlre all over with business
energy. Fort worth has grown
right along through the hard times and
nm rmpty hduse cannot be found. Good
Main street lots for salN nt from $500
TO $1,000 each, VIII sell for $4,000 In
fivo years. Gnod twO-at0ry brick buni-
mass house rcntH ~ $500 per year, ti0.-
900 This property " well located.
Cheap houses on monthly payments
ana for cash, Como 10 see some Of our
bargains IN rlty property. =. a, Hum.
man & Co. Fort Worth, Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-17

NARGAtN---S2g5 FOR Sg7b almoat new
upright piano Pianos Tor rent, illrsnh-
fold. sixth, between Main and Houston
streetp.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-17

PRINTING Plant FOR sALE--A big
barEaini on rood terms. ONCE IA town
Of 1000. $500 down, 5000 on your own
time win buy II. want 70 sell at once,
the ofilce 10 making money. but pros
priator has 20 quit tho buhineAa. Adj
dress y, w, care Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-17

FOR SALn-l am now onering FOR
nalc the Htoek OF general hardware
owned rs j A, Holland at Sii Houa.
Ton alrgu,, Fort Worth A geod stock
chance 10 40 into business, Whit Ery-
den. trustee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-17

SEWING MAciiINEs--New Home.
White. Standard aud Domestic, az
very low prices. for canh.--Sah cash will
buy AN A No, 1 sowing Machine with
III the lnteat improvements ard at
taohmunta. Guaranteed for ave years.
Emma Cooper asent. 500 Houston
street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-17

FOR SALE-A flfat-clRha country
newspaper, with complete Job outfit.
Eor terlna. addroaa Y o., cave dusette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-17

nAItdAiN 10 PRINTERs--A an, ..
Chicago steam engine and boiler No.
2 thcHt grade), cost si7El nearly now.
Ronson for selling, have Rubstltutsd
water power, Frank Vernon. Cisco.
Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-17

mon AND STEEL nooFINo.
IRON AND STEEL RoOIrINu AND
siding. o. X. Harry Iron Works, Dali
las,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-17

NEWSPAPER ron sAflE-An $500
outhtl large, late Improved press and
ilNturea, wlll DO sold ycry low SEQ
down or secured notes; balance on
easy terms, Address W. L.. this Of
lice.