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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

5ptlIaI UI7FWtNH'
Kilgore, Tex. April o.--wednesday
evening at O'Clock, at the Cumberland
Presbyterian church, the Rev. Isaac
Alexander Officiating. r. W Wynn. Jr..
and Miss Hattie b Mitchell were mar
ried.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

WILLIAM G. HENDERSON. counsel
or-at-inw and solicitor Of American
and foreign patents. trade mDrlss and
labela Rooms 20 20 20. Norris build
ing, corner Firth and y streets.
Washington. d. q Seventeen years
experience including service IN cx-
aiming coipH. ". s. patent oisicc
Send sketch OF model Tor report ~
to patentabiHty. Correspondence In
vlted. Mention the Fort Worth Ca
zette
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21
CONSUMPTION.

Every eighth person
IN the United States
dies OF Consumption.
This is n most alarm
ing mortality or all
the diseases 20 which
mankind II subject,
nnnn mnlIna Nmnh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

city Ticket oniee, COZ Main ST.. Fort
Worth. Cali there for tickets 10 lloul-
ton, Galveston Austin. san Antonio
New Orleans. Montgomery, Birmng-
ham, Meridian. NASHVILLE. Chattnno6.
Ga Mobile, Atlantu,etc, Short and quick
line between North ana South TcNna
points, chair cars on day trains.
through Shoppers between Galveston
Houston and -, Louis, Dallas and san
Antonio via IIcarnc and Austin. New
orleans and Denver. via Houatun and
Fort Worth Trains leave Fort Worth.
S0uth-bound, $40 A. M. Gao y. m
north-bound arrive, 1920 a. M. 7.i6
y, m,
r. y Robins, n. p. a. w. n. Orton.
city Ticket Agent 60i Main Htreet. c.
NJ l.. Robbins. @. r. A. Houston. o.
W. lieln, Tranlo Manager Houston.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

Trial Bottle Free to Show its GreA,
Merit will be Sent TO Anyone APP
plying Personally or by Letter.
This celebrated remedy - q positive curs
for nervous debility spcrmAtorlAma, dix
suefs dependency, failinE memory, pro-
matorrhGa, trembiings and nervous dis.
oasos arising from tho abuse OF stmuanta,
tobacco, opium on any othor cause. II 70.
storos without fail impaired vlgor ana eH.
hausted VI atty, stops all unnatural loss0s
purlhes tho blood, cures plmplcs, botches,
otc,, otc Price " per bottle, or bottles
'or SO Write for free trial bottles, Qnea.
tlon list and pamphlet. Address
I, UcG0RK, VI. D., Specialist,
2t2, Market St. Galveston. TsE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

IRON. Steel and Wire Fencing-o. X
Harry Iron Works. Dallas. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

FOR sAl.E-Ice machinery: latest de-
sign. For prices and particulars nd.
dress j. w. Turnpaugh. Fort Worth.
Tex,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

Special Dispatch
IsaakdaIe. Tex. April "a iargs
party left here last nishi for Miiano'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

'tfsssiitl'iN Et-5fht ing mortality. OF all
NM ~ y Z, the diseases 20 which
w ,@sie mankind n subject,
~ none makes such
ravagcs as Consumption, IL spares
neither the high nor the low. the rich
nor the poor-from all classes OF aocie-
~ Il gathers its victims, How many
happy homes have been dGrkened by
this fell destroyer the past year? How
many bright hopes crushed to earth
and sim how many have the dark
shadow thrown over them to-day2 Con-
sumption Is an insidious disease. steal
ing on the doomed unawares Watering
him or her with false hopes. soothing
him 1r her with illusary amendments
until finally he or che IL placed beyond
the reach OF medical aid. II you have
the slightest symptom Of Caturrh or
Consumption. consult Or. Fisk at once.
Can or send for Testimonials Of the
patients cured tAt
Dr. Fisk gives the host treatment known
10 medical science.
Dr. T. W. Fak CURES CArARRH. MS.
Eases or WOMEN. BRONCHITIS RID.
NEY, LIVER BLOOD mud NERVOUS ais
ensrs. DIABETES nWOpsY. BLADDER
TRoUBLEs. PILES, FlsFtLA aud ali
forms u chronic and blood diseases. Mcdl-
cine furnished az the Office.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

FOR SALE At a SACRIFICE one.
horse electric motor beaumont
Printing Co, 2l0 Main street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

Mills s. Bennett, Cuero; John II.
Bowers, Columbus; Robert Childress,
Temple; Jackson Crouch, Moulton:
billiard Cooper Llano: John Flntonla.
Y. l.. Click, Stella John Darlington.
Taylor; Richard Douglas. Crockett; Ar
Evans, John Embrei Bolton; John r.
Penn. Houston; Chas! Fordtran, Austin.
H. II. Lugna, Anderson %. Fitzgerald.
Flatonia; q. d. Gay, Montgomery; j.
NJ. Harbour. Killeeh Thos b. How
ard. Houston; r.. ILL., Hunter Flatonla
w. O.. Hunt, Columbus: John johnson,
Burton; W. r. Kehnard. Cuba: Whit
field Chalk, Round Rock; J. b. Hill
Round Rock; Y. IS. Mckinney. Van
Alstyne; S. s Munger, Lampasas; II.
E. McCulloch. Stguin Thos. Maher
Van Alstyne; Thbs. Martin. Houston
j. W. MITCHELL Cleburne; NJ. W.
Moody, Prairie blossom; L. p. Moore.
Temple: Berry, Marchant, Aransas
Pass: Isaac Parker, Brdvllle; Robert
Price johnson city: H. p. Redheld.
Pleasanton; WI F. Sparks, Waco; Phil
Smith, Montgomery; f. A. Tibles.
Wills Point; N O. Pitts. Houston; w.
p. Tindall. 5astland; J. W Winters,
Big Foot; w c. Walker, Wills Point;
w. A. WINS, Nolanville; Geo. Lord.
HalletsvllleJ
Ladies ofIthe republic Of Texas pres
emit Mesdbmes Miles $. Bennett, San
Saba; NJ. ~. Briseoe Houston. Caro-
line rnbam. Llano; Robert chlldress,
Temple; jackson Crouch, Moulton; Dill
lard Cooper. Llano; John " Criswell,
FiatonIti John n. craddock. Rogers
John darlington. Taylor; NJ. A. Dyer.
ParisJAif Evans. Bolton; John Fem.
Harry; Il. A. Click, Fugas: o. NJ.
Fish/r, Austin; G. Fitzgerald. Mont
gouJry; G. D. Gay, Beaukiss; N. T.
Gettry. Montgomery; n A. Griffith,
saiado; j. NJ. Harbour. Kllleen; J. NJ.
Hll. Austin; NJ b. Irwin. Houston;
Inson Jones. Houston; Geo. Lord,
tlano; s. $. Munger, Marshall; S. a.
kiinuock Bobbin; 7. G. MeGhee. Je-
Iroms b. Robertson. W. F. Sparks
Waco; e. A. Ragsdale. San Marcos
Phil Smith. Guntersvllle; Jane c. Scar
borough, Giddings; F. a. Tibbs, wills
Point: J. W. winters. Big Foot; Ar II.
wood, Brennan: T. j. Whiteside.
Hampstead. N Q. Wright. Paris; X.
%. AicAnalIy, Lampasas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

BARGATN--Flne $500 Upright plano
used three months; must be sacrificed
at once. Address X. r., chre Ga
zettc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21
coMMIss1oN nrncnArrs.

COMMISSION MERcfIANrs~-E ccf
y and produce at lowest rates. All
klnda Of confiRnmcnts want0dl
prompt md best prices A Arneaon.
1923 Honvton street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

pRoPosALs FOR MULES. OFFICE
l Of Chief Quartsrmaster, Depart
ment Of Texas. San Antonio, Texap,
March "a. 1884. SEALED proposals., In
triplicatc VIII DO received az this once
until Il o'clock, noon. both meridian
time, APRIL "a, 1894. and then opened,
for furnishing and delivery At San An
tonic, Texas Of 10 Mules. Proposals
Tor deliveries ht points other thnn San
Antonio Will be entertained. propoaala
will be received for any number hess
than the total required. The u. a.
reserves the right 10 reject the whols
81 nrg nv INV ia foy iess n,,n,h., ~ e
tho whole number bid for speciaes-
lions general Instructions 10 bidders
and blank forms OF proposals, WI be
Furnished on application 10 this sffica
q. G SMITH. Major and ouartermAa-
ter. U. $. Army Chief ousrtermapter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

FORT WORTH steam Dye worls-s
Ladies' and gents garments of all
kinda dyed and cleaned. Rochex
lros., ZOE Houston street. Fort
Worth, Tex. Goods sent by expruss
promptly attended TO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

Ri II. sTANDLEY has The best stock
of secondhand furniture, stbyeh md
oueenfwDrn; also manufactures the
best fence for yards and gardens la
Texas. lls Eousinn street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

FuRNiSHED south rooms FOR rent.
cheap. us Pecan street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

Wanted-Vooms.
Mnntcd.-uonrd.
Mnnfcti--Ilourtcr
Mnntcd-Ncnl Eatntc.
Mantrd--ro EXCHANGE.
Wnntrd--Mtseelinnc
Advertisements for situations wantc,
FOR less than % cents
taken at half price. No Advertisement
Professional, financial and othcl
cards. special notices etc. In this class
thed department, 81 line per month
Personal.
| Advertisers should remember thu
letters directed TO initials only arc no
delivered through the poHtonice. II In
itiale arc used they should be directed
TO the care Of some person, Arm OF
| postniicc box
llst OF lettcrH remaining uncnllcd fol
~ the counting room yesterday at
! r. m, Persons calling for them viii
please say advertised
poN 81 S,-s.
| sECoNp-HAND hooks bought sold
or exchanged scientific, law or thco
logical or mechanical n speciality
7 u hoas, DOG Main street.
DIR A. u. ANsEr1e- Specialist 81
Main street over Nicks a Co.'S drup
! ~ ~ " ~ We ~
|
SHORT HAND AND TYPEwRITINc
/ taught by competent court stcno.
grapher Full prucuet In typewrlt.
Ing ON any make OF machine, stem.
ogrnphio aud typewriting work OF
every kind AZ reasonable prlcea
TNpcwritrrs for sale and rent Cali
Main street
=---a- ss-saaaaa
MARRIED LADIES' Send 10 conts for
'lntulliblc Safeguard" mo medicine.
no deceptlom; lust what YOU want
Ladies' Bazaar Kansas city. Mo.
ron INSTRUMENTATION.
ron sALE-Lhdy'n phnstan aud her-
ness good as new also two gentle
horses bay ana black. 1 and ycnta
old, 10 hands high Cnt AZ 80 West
Second street ~ y iIoot.
BARGAIN-lTine $500 Upright plano,
used three months; must be sacrificed
at once. Address X r., care Ga
zettc,
FOR sAl.E-Ice machinery; latest he.
sign, For prices aud particulars nd.
dress j w Turnpaugh. Fort Worth
Tex
FOR SALE At a sACRnFIcE-one.
horse electric motor beaumont
.u.siHe W, .iV nan street
MISCELLANEOUS.
-'sH's-s'- ,sssss,4s..
FORT WORTH Marble and Granite
Worka-Iohn a. Bergln a Son. An
Kinds Of marble and granite monu.
Any, all kinds Of marble. granite and
.,ohe coping IRON railing furnished
70 oIuer' write Tor designs and
pilt'H
DniiNKARDs MornhIn. Ii.-,- -.
SUI f.'Hv ht'in-- y on
yS" ~ 'u IT, 80 pa' ,n ana per-
,o,i,s ~. ~ p, ~, unyh 20 thrrc
fuIl partieninrs son @ent grsn nnnn ana
a,es, 49, ', tyttir,o upon re-
o''nhune' TEX
pUy.x,,
F'NANoiAh
MONEY 20 loan on furniture. planoH
iakcn BSslneSa ,'S oenaa KIM PIyhe a,s
BOX bii
' = '''''~S
Dy TIIIr
w. c. BELCunR LAND MoRToAop
CnAfnAkfW
.il -
M AMI, ~ rtfrpt nv pt,tt ,,r..s,
- -. - = p'i-i'iNt.
-.
RESTAURANTS.
,,-,,,,,,.... 49,. ,.,, ---,--
and bar Ioo iirsi-elasa cafe. Cody q
AGENTS WANTED.
sl,.- --.-, .---,-.s-->s.----,l-- ---l--.,,--,..
WANTED-Agenta FOR Mutual Renerve
Chapman q Forest 2ss Main strert
Dallas. Tex.
sALEsMEN WANTED have fne
Lynohburg, Va,
nRoS AND STEEL RooFINo.
mas, .,,,, -s,,,,.,,, ..l.-
"a, - Ell 2flNt AND
paiiH s ~ - iinIfy iron works.
i,a'iHH'
SAFE DEALERS.
,,rsy1 80, e,.S.c,.,,, =, =,
Wv ~ Dlt'HhfAf NAEfsE4~=
~ w. f'ah =, lVe houston street.
n A WIEN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

DIR, A. ~ ANSEIts- Specialist, I'll
Main street, over Nlcks n Co.'S drug
store Fort worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-21

FOR BENT-- Beautifully furnished room.
southern exposure ALSO. day board
era Wanted. Mrs Lucy, corner First
ana Taylor streets
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-14

NARROW, l. r., oct - Major kidd.
OF tho Dawes eommisson, passed
through here today on his return from
Fort sin, whcro he hns been since sun
day.
deronimo Ia reported TO be some
what dissatisfied with the situation at
present and refused at nrst to 500 the
major. but when he was made to under
stand that the major was ono OF the
Dawes commission. he received him.
but refused to talk at All, saying he
would not say anything to anyone until
General Miles arrives and he has a
talk with him. General Miles IS expected
~ Fort SIN the last Of tho week And
then, ana not until then Geronimo
VIII make known what he THINKS OF
matters concerning himself and tribe
Geronimo complains 81 his tent not
being large enough for his family. II
IL gNld anyone can cpluet the Indians
who came with Geronimo by thuir
looks They seem TO have been much
better kept than the Indians In the
Comanche county. aud the difference ia
appearance Is very marked.
The comnlsHion spent over night
with Ouanah Parker, and report thar
they We're entertained very nicely al
the Comanchc chiefs home, Major
Kidd and hig company took the North
bound Rock Island passenger hero at
~ IA for their headquarters At South
McNlhster, l. n
II has bncn raining hero since
o'clock this morning
The Infant daughter of J, j and VI
A. Morgan difd yesterday az 10 o'clock
and was hurried today
copslaerable excitement was caused
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-14


Fort worth Gazette 'EooA 80 rrAen
any truHt 10 should NOT rybcA' AMI *
80, what nIo they ana where ARE
they Pc
10 reaches every lrn y meiehnnts w
the state Who darga 20 mark prices on
tarir Epod7, As won q" every clerk VINO
sells the goods " redeno1 every con-
ciudes labor unions u fppll'S I" low
crs IN contemplation of mar 't'ba rNl''-
ueralhps. N not Len some or th' Who9p-
cts who seek % deceive vac people win
10 explain why not InN eAu ~ 90
30. They prefer 20 use tnl7 ptlihl apoF-
ton az campaign e"enh9ht "ny Va
deceive with 10 tne very peop'e "not'
genulSNee snu l svpP3,' VA. ,sarb and
bsr NJ fHr enrth ho folloVlugi
'when jurisprudence nr7t started on
i'a eueef Of real dlevrl9pm pt d, .Ne 'r1is'i
w, nr g.y VA p,1' y, y, cri,,tuu nnd ,ySrs
ths common law In iorgo IN TeNas to-
day ~ n criminal nysyem eyery Of
,tntn .ho, c vi .un,o, Ma I,' nn an
I tBat"'
The "truBts' prohibited By the Texas
law Include All mo hrms ana persona
.,r.n" 5 o ,n9 tn c,i,on s"e c rgs
crs who were unhcard OF when ',iuri5-
prudence mrs, started on us career OF
le u +, 4, NJ q. VIZ common iNw
coul1 be rr,nsented for [slonl5na
consplracy 10 commit an ACT wAlch
would not be criminiu II committed by
NINA w. 80, apo ' dn 49, cc1,tln, XXX
hi thal they wouid he entitled 10 40
az iudIylduals But whatever the law
q ne lana may 20, W n, ~ certainty talr
Forced, III, neesent TRUST la,y@ 9pert
from ose express exception, applies to
almost eyeryboay, end should not be
y,r c5,,,s,,. ahs,Ds oo' ~ iIo s.nH
NJ. naIosnt, .nn,,,.,, IA .tn,noa.
~, "a N.,c., ,,,,,,.,,t, 40 ~ s,rn.,n.
.artr,s, ,t,h h. ss,,.,a,,o,,. $3.50.
KIN. ~ s,n"-,'-,.,. ' ,n ,,,.,,
d.ne,dencs
T,o ,nt,ntn.,, nc,d ,,o, a. s,.,,n..
,.a,, a,s ~, a,., WV, J., .,et,s, ,'
u,',s, ~" ~, s''7',s = 80
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-14

Prayer by the chaplain
Paper--'Women In the Public Schools"
Mrs. L. K. Stanbery, Fort Wotth.
Paper-"Shouid NJ irriuge Dcbar Wom-
en- from Teaching In the Public
schoolsY' Mrs. W. ID. Henderson,
Dallas
Address-'E Educational Exhiblts at
Fairs.' Mrs, LILLE Shaver, Campbell
Paper Music In Connection with Pub
lie School Work" Miss Anna Goslln,
Dallas.
Paper-'1nnuence vs.. Power" Mrs.
Margaret l.. Watson, Beaumont
PRper--"The Study Of Higher Mo the
matlcs Tor Girls" Mrs. Walter c.
Roe. Fort Worth
Paper KlndergaTtcns as Adjunc's 10
the Public Schools" Miss Alice Il.
Warner, Galveston.
The congress VIII convene at the
State Fair In Dallas at 1890 a. M.
Wednesday. October 81. in the upper
west tower room OF the front elevation
OF the main exposition hall Morning
sessions Will be given over to business
claiming the attention OF delegates
but The afternoon sessions are open 20
the public Any womau's organization
In the state Of literary, scientific. BEN
evolent or educational nature, or de-
voted to art or music or Tor prose-
cutting reformatory work Is eligible to
representation IN the congress by sim
ply elecuHg n delegate to act In per-
son or by letter and notifying the Sec
rotary Of the congress, Mrs. S. Inadore
Miner, Dallas. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-14

This money d placed there
one month TO give our chalenBers
ensess. ana when they deposit ON + HUNDRED sEp1
THOUSAND DOLLARS, the ehannp
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS to It,
winning II they honest In
WIZ quickly deposit the ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY TH0uzl
DOLLARS and make good their
II y don do ms they must stand
game 1t VIII not do for them poverty
alel them II they
honorable
sal nave put me entire We other fa
hat they may maize knowing well It ady
our expense OUR MONEY IS all we "A
LIVE UP TO THEIR NGES willing
verdict -
Now then Messrs Annanlas Brothers Bugaboo UP
Nio ~ or forever after hold your
or any rIer TO oe fact that this claims
slaulty The y
the
70 Charity etc We viii forfeit TEN
.uS w uey point TO simple
ION u furthermore we VIII forfeit the d
money whn SIX months than OF
during their entire lives over $40 -
OF PROOF OF hs statement to
OF Cumbu5 ohio Furthermore
ms bu we not allow Of
even mon or modest
nay more capital than We We VIII THOUSAND
~ ~ already up n Sells Brothers
year ana u either OF
cents times who
ehge no business In the world
i lla man docs big show Therefore beyond
the , sells broh.is are known to hlblt
" - ''S' 0u' meey 10 0o'''S r
We crave the Indulgence public for even eeng
@ boasts Of fresh unhcard
HOTTIE IN TEXAS or OUR SHOW II Will APPEAR
NNfilSliD AT EVERY PLACE MED HnIOw date In
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-14

zet,e proposes to pin Il down 70 the
bare facts. VIVA, Il says IN lnterprcta-
lion of The law amounts TO no more
than the beating Of buttsrny's wings
against a fence post. II is its business
TO misrepresent the law. Let It quote
the sentence or paragraph In the Texas
statute that Is not directed at COM
binatIons In restraint Of trade. sucn
combinations have been criminal In the
eyes or the law from time immemorlai,
and legisla,ing against them Texas
has but followed precedent almost aa
old ss the heiashness and greed Of
which the News has been during all
The years Of rs existence a consistent
and persistent apologiat.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-14

The war on Miles Crowley. Demo
cratic nominee tor congress, BY few
Galveston dhdcs. assisted BY the two
Ntwses. parallels n sirrilar movement
by the same parties several years ago.
which resulted IN sending sn allen 70
congress whose chief qualineatlon was
that he was supposed 70 be the most
accomplished liar n the unitod
states. with the possible exception Of
Ell Perkins. The well understood Ied--
son Of that action WIS that It was
thought Tom Ochiltrce would be more
useful than Mr. Finisy In securing an
appropriation Tor Galveston hafoor.
but whether that idea was based on
TOMS Republication Or his peculiar
talonla is stni matter OF doubt
The real objection to Mr.. Crowley Is
that he has not been trained In the
"sA aslety" OF the Galveston 100. Its
MsAlllstsrs are hoFrlaei ut the thought
that man who has been "a day lab
orer on the wharves should represent
the district In congress. " Is true that
Mr. Crowley makes quito 90 present
able an appearance as his competitor.
aud Ms MANNERS viii certainly not
suaer BY comparison with those Of n
man who In speech before the alate
Republican convention in the Fort
worth opera house told an uneodote
90 vile that all the laden left the
house. But he does not wear gold
PINNED suectacios and he has had dirt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-14

Chicago, ILL.,. Oct. ls.-Charlcs u. An
derson. private secretary OF c. Nor
man Fay, the wen known Chicago capi-
tallst, was held for trial today on
charges OF embezzlemcnt. Anderson Is
accused OF obtaining $4,000 IN cash by
belonging to MIR Fay. The sale was
wade while Mr. Fay was ON vacn-
tlon IN New York. The $4,000 was used
by Anderson In backing an unfortunate
local venture,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-14

stephenvllc, Tex, Oct. is,-Commer-
ciai interests in stephenvllle seem fair
" prosperous and on a solid basis.
hence the execution of a deed of trust
for the projection OF his creditors by
Mr. John w. Gray last week was a
source OF surprise and regret 10 tho
community, Collections have been had,
but that could have been tided over
by Mr.. Gray, but for some trouble
over the old firm OF Davie q Gray"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-14
BOOMERS FOR GOGKRELL.
THE TRANSPORTATION Union
noosTs HIM STRONGLY.
They Declare Thnt the ConGrcssmnn
From the Jumbo District wns the
only one who Did Not Side with
the catuemen.


Headquarters Texas Oklahoma
Union, Handley, Tex, Oct l2.-To the
members Of our union and their friends
In Texas. The business men Of Fort
worth have spoken plainly In favor
OF pieJst,,, ,,,,,ss,,,s,, Tor the pr,,,nt
Fe-s'"s eonsi 79,''1i ~ Wv P''''Pt
opening OF the Fort SIN country anu
granting statehood 10 Oklahoma. II
each OF Won ana the friends OF Texas
t,,,,,,t,,-. 49,, ,.,,t ~. ,,-,,, .,.,t,,
49,. ',''o. wiz iay "''-0 p''',y -
u4ee ana vote Tor your own interests
Just once" we can elect congressman
who will oman me garden spot Of okla
h,,,, 49,. -. - ..-..,,.,.,.,, -, -.
uH'0n ~ eo''po7tu u
pvlNtA' HepuDhcans' fopuhsH ana fro-
hlbtionists We have the means at
hand IN communicate with nearly
o,,.... 80 ,r 49,,
FotNr an -No'l" ieN'a Du4O'e
election day and We can win II we
work for II. We shall call on every
candidate Tor oo,gress r.yar,iisss nj
-. -.,,..,',.. ~ -
P"'S, 10 Hthte poSi'''''y IA ne - i'l
or against the opening OF tho Fort
SIN country II he don't know where
he stauda vnte avatnst rim There Js
s-,,,. a..
ue.'"Uia'e Scnllne "h lOol ~ ~" 'io
t,,, su ,o,,,,,.,. +, 40 mo. rr,, i,r.t
- 80
Is United states domain ana mas heeh
since 1865 Tho KlOwas and COmanchcs
were ~ treaty granted the right 70
expire in 800
Two years aap they signed an agree
ment to give ia M FOR i60 acres apiece
ana 81. 1000. 900 Nftor the agreement
ysas sipned III. csttieroSn s,I ,ficc,s
eot No III, to tiU fine spS Zen
me Erase Vntii isae ,rba TrJi,,,s ain
mai havc am ci9ln, ,yb,teyer an ths
land mon Ia, u,,,iar tbis isa, aerGc-
ment tbeG yIii sni ~ , ctsirn ~ 10
600. 200. because Il vas .,osreeJ To- ana
XXI ,i,.i,' ,,,, is,d 70 ny
onen n ~, ~ sai,id,,,',,, irta,, iii,
~ i, NJ H. H., ,i,l III, 10 r."
fbs oog Goo aa,o '' ,,,IdJ a., ms
vertcd tntS LIN 1917 ~ liz fiis NJ
dreTs 81 c,.,,,r'.,.. n, '' i'uu-
''a'' - NHHNfNhH ftAf az iNilH AAANltr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-14

Advocates of himctniiiHm maintain
that the tail In the pricc 81 silver
has brought about n corresponding
fan IN tho prices % varioua com-
mpditira This may or may not he
she unset but, sOupnsinE she former
hypOfhnria 90 he correct, I am NOT
prpured TO say that ~ svputd 10 .,
inisfnrtune for England or tho world
IN general. hold thar
wheat 90 80 shlilinRz u quarter IN
stead OF - shiilipE- IL rnther u
hlcn-inu thHu nthcrsyiHr Mir. Alfred
ltofhnchiid, delegate for Great Iirit-
sIn 90 the Hrussris monetary con
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-14

T'IVIHT0T4i wv VlI' I--"THs nOrth-
bound passenger train on the Rich
moud. Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad, which left here at o'clocl,
tonight was held up near Quaniito,
The engineer and fireman were forced
from the engine and the engine cut
loose and sent ahead. The express car
was then cniorsd, the messengers COW
cred with pistols and the SAFE blown
open and robbed
The runaway engine was stopped at
Qunntlto by obstruitlng the track
10 is stated here tonight that there
Was an unusual amOunt bf money on
the train, probably $4,000 The rob
bers. seven In number, were masked
hud dld not Ulow open the safe. as at
INST reported They forced the messen-
ger to open t The railroad company
has offered $1,000 reward for the arrest
OF any OF the robbers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-14

Kansas City. Oct. IA An electric car
on The Armourdale branch OF the ele-
waited railway ran away on the sew
cnh street vladuct Ia Armourdale to-
dnN ana 2 score OF passengers were
w Morris. C A. Hutchinson, CHARLES
pfel and Conductor G L. Stone were
badly hut not fatally hurt