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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-22
Today's Games.

New York at Boston, Baltimore a. BROOKLYN.
Washington at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Cleve.
land, PIttsburg at Chicago. Loui.ville a. St.
Louis.
Pawtucket at Portland, Worcester at Lewiston.
Fall River at Bangor, Brockrou at Hayerhill.
Cornell GEORGETOWN AT Washington.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-22
Annual Tour Of Railroad Commissioners.

RocKLAND, May 21.-B. F. Chadbourne
and A. W. Wildes of the board of railroad
commissioners. are in the city, tonight, and
with d. N. Mortland, will start on their
annual tour of investigation, going first
over the Knox & Lincoln.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-22
New England Standing.
AT PORTLAND.

Portland defeated Brockton easily, to.
day, hitting harder and fielding much bet
ter than their opponents. A decision on a
foul fly in the thrd by the umpire gave tn,
visitors three runs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-22
Mr.. Jenes Again Cuts Cotton Schedule.

WASHINGTON, May 2l.--Mr. Jones has
reported to the Senate n further revision of
the cotton schedule which makes a cut of
about 20 per cent. in seven items in the
cotton schedule as compared with his
anne nd nens of Msy7.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-22

Manager Bacon of the Bangor team will
release Pitchers Meakin and Nancy, who
have been doing little work for the team in
the box.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-22

BosroN. May 81 For New England
Tuesday, fair, IN northern and generally
fair in southern sections: slightly warmer,
Tuesday afternoon; easrerly to southerly
winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-22
what The Star Ball Players Of the World Did
Yesterday.
i. National League Standing.
AT BOSTON.

Wards Giants outbatted the champions,
today. Their failure to score was due to
the great fielding by the Bostons and the
steady pitching Of Nichols. The New Yorks
made FIVE hits and got eight men on bases,
in the first three innings. Westervelt's wild
pitching in two innings and his high throw
in the sixth, was largely responsible for the
Bostons' runs. Attendance, 1925.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-22
FAIR AND WARMER.
ALL RAILROADS,

WASHINGTON. May al For Maine
Tuesday fair; warmer in western portions,
variable winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-22

Coxey, Browne and Jones we're sentenced
by Judge Miller in the Washington police
court, Monday, to 20 days in Jail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-22
Othee Games.

At Erie-Erie, 6; Syracuse. 8.
At Buffalo-Buff 10, 8; Troy, 2.
At New Haven-fale, 5; Princeton. 8.
d At Burlington. Vt.-University of Yer.
mont, Is; University of Michigan, s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-22

Struck out-By Plaisted, y; by bergman, 4.
Bases on balls-By Plaisted, 3; by Berryman, 10.
Passed ba Is Haines. l. Earned runs-Bowdoin,
s. Bates, 0. Umpire-kelley of Lewiston. Time
-Zh. l5m. Attendance, 500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-22

When Baby was sick, We gave her castoriA
When she was Child, she cried for CastoriA.
When she became Mis-, shs efung to Castoria.
When she had Children. shs ssvs thsm CastoriA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-22

Fall River lost to Lewiston, today, after 3
pretty exciting game. The contest sbounded
in sensational situations and the spectators
were given their moneys worth of fun
The Lewistons did some fine hitting at op-
perfume times. Ferson pitched in fine form
and Fall River was unable to touch him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-22
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

This Tells How the New England Experts
Played Ball, Yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-22
AT LEWISTON.

Hits-Portland, Q; Brockton, 9. Errors-Port
lant, 2; Brockron, Z. kiley and Mahon.y; Seed
and CCrcoran.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-22

AT CLEVELAND.
Four hundred people saw a sharp fielding
game here, today, in which the Reds had the
better of it. The grounds were wet.
2 6 50
Cleveland. o 0 0 0 o. /
Cincinnati. o 0 2 . 0. x-2
H1ts-Cleveland. Z; Cincinnati 0. Errors
Cleveland. o; Cinctnuati, 0. Young and O'Connor;
Parrott and Vaughan.
AT CHICAGO.
McGill went to pieces in the eighth, to-
day, and the Pittsburgs pounded him hard.
The White Stockings made it hot for K,llen
in their half and would have tied the score
but for stupid base running. Attendance,
500.
2 3 5 67s9
Chicago ........... 0 o 2 2-lO
Pittsburg. .......... 0 0 o 2-ll
Hits-Chicago. 16; Pittsburg, II. Errors-Chi.
cago, .; Pittsbnsg,2 2. Mculil and Shcriyer; kien
and Mack.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
The Philadelphia-W w ashington ball game
was postponed on account of the storm.
AT BROOKLYN.
No game; rain.
AT ST. LOUIS.
No game; rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-22
AT CLEVELAND.

Hits-New York. s; o,ton. 6. Errors-New
York, 4; Boston, l. Westervelt and Farrell
Nichols and Ry.n.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-22
AT HAyERIIILL.

Haverhill again defeated Worcester BY
sharp ball play ing, today, when the men
were on the bases. McKillop was well
batted but had excellent support. Worces-
ter's fielding was splendid.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-22

Hits-Lewiston, "a; F.ll River, Q. Errors
Lewiston. 3: Fall River, 5. Ferson end Bergen
Myers and Rollins.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-22

Hits-Haverhili,6; Worcester, 10. Errors-Haver-
hill. Q; Worcester, O. Mckilop and Sweene,
Mccarthy and Hayes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-22

Pawtucket and Bangor played very in
teresting game here this afternoon. Ban
gor made squirt in the ninth. but neat
relding disposed of their bits. The field
ing was sharp throughout and the feature
was four double plays.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-22

Hlts-Cleveland. q Cincinnati, 0. Errors
Cleveland. o; Cinctnuati, o. Young and O'Connor
Parrott and Vaughan.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

seventh. Dc,we.a Man ANA Hop--
ton sfrr.is.

a BRIEF lnspoction OF tho various lines
OF trade must convince anybody that
Fort Worth In abreast with The tines
md neycr tnkss q back anat This ~
particularly true WHEN we como TO the
lewe.ry. manufacturing aud diamond
SETTING llne a prominent house IN ills
line ~ thnt Of Mf, G. II linDctHpn, a
gentleman who has had fifteen years OF
experience Ia tho buhlnozs. and " thor
pughiy acquainted with every detail
He founded biE business hers IA 1890,
and today enjoys a lucrative trado AZ
q diamond tnounter he has fow equals,
40 manufacturer no superior Special
attention ~ given TO rcppiriHg and an
work that leaves this establishments
DOES no with guarantee. Mr. HObcTtnoh
" d gentleman who thoroughly under
stands his buainesn siyca Il the cloaest
attention and 20 tlDige facts much OF
his nilaoese must be attributed Prompt
resH IN onn Of tho leading features or
the buaiuoug.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
rlLr nAr oNcLn sronn.

sixth, nctvccn Maiu aud Houston.
Tho observer OF icort worth'a com.
nlerelai resources cannot fail to notice
the establishment on Sixth street be.
tween Main and Houston. presided
over by MI L. " Day. the popular
hioyelist This gcntCmnn Conducts the
only Sxcmplyc bicycle stogc IA the city.
He handlon IN Isoopa IN stock tie "icow-
10 haqdleA apd keepa ~ stock tho
Fowler which is a leader. and the ide,
owing 10 Il having truta frame thus
al Loaf mnlion IL overcome, aud the
horizontal motion OF the crank ahdft IA
any legitimate use OF the bicycle rs alb.
splulaly prevented Machines are ient-
ed uy me hour or day az reasonable
prlccA A fun linz Of bicycle gdpda Ia
carried, MI Day WIN shortly put in q
full assortment uf sporting ana attic
lcilo goods The repair department is
ohn of the special features of the bual-
nhts Here bicycles ANA type.wfitera
1re repaired, ana IN fact Everything IN
the repairing llne n DONE oyrn ~ Tho
oiNninB of shfeg. Mr. Day u an entar-
prlAlng oitiSen. navinK been resident
OF Fort Worth fnf twenty years. and ~
cloaely Identified with tha growth ana
cycling lntprgEis Of the city lie Is ea-
tecmcd by HE Patrons Tor Ills fair deal
Ing aud honorable business policy ana
he Justly merits the liberal patronage
secured ~ his energy and enterprise.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
BUTTS BROTHERS,
Headquarters on the cnrner of
Houston ANA seventh
streets.

The frm, consisting Of w, A, ami
II. y, Butts. c5tahlished their busiuess
IN For Worth IN 1891, ana moved into
their handsome quarters October OF
this year. from sul 70 sol Houston
is devoted TO their retail business. the
Wholesale department being confined 60
500
The large and handsome stock ear.
rled Embraces dry goods, shoes hats.
clothing and millinery. All OF these
lines are also carried IN the wholeaaie
department Having three other re-
tail houses in the state, besides sup
plying several Others, IN Aadluoh 10
their Jobbing business, makes them tho
largest dealers Ia their line IN Fort
Worth. MessIN. Butts Bros give ems
ploymont to aodnc sevensy'AVe Deuple,
The store ~ lighted by pnseif, iias hurn-
ers. caueing night 10 b. turned inln
day. and goods can be bought and
colors recognized az IN the daytihe.
Lamson's Package and Casa CarriNrs
do away with all delays, Tho .numer-
GUS handsomely iraped Windows are
an index TO the character Of igonda cur
ricd. Every facility Is had for the man
agumenl OF their large business Meesrs.
BOtts Bros are young mon, cnttr-
priaing and progressive, and BY their
untirlng efforts and GLOBE attention nave
built up a constantly increasing buel-
ness.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

NpTE--perunally we know nothing
Of this new plant only TINT IT has been
impossible 90 obtain Il. Five years
ago a customer OF ours wanted US to
obtain FOR him n few ounces Of INC nced
or some OF the rots We found tho
seed WAS worth $1,000 por polmd, our
customer concluded 20 walt until II
bccamc cheaper. we are hanny 10
gay We can now olfAr mis- wanderfui
toraHc plant az aBc each. for 6ns. q
Tor 81 Seed loo pkt
allnenac) rho nov foraac Mimi
% perfectly hardy even m
Aibcrin Flourishes in tho iDdleg,
Moods NO cultivation, no maturing,
no rOplnDtlng Planted at any time.
Roots penetrate deep Into the soil.
Once planted, Nt0uhR FOREVER En-
durcs aeyarst drought with impunity.
Grows W. ppprehi sofia. l.uxuriatoa IN
Wet lNndr rhrlycs wl,mc no other
turage plnnt viii grow. Young Ahoeta
ana leaves eaten "a u vegetable stems
ana leaves Hreen or dry Brrntly reiHh-
Vl BY cattle. ahecp and horses Mora
nutritious than clover or LucNrne, Gives
thi~' and four cuttings per year. Pro-
dnces 20 70 $50 tdnn ui green forage per
acre An excellent soil onrlchcr
Grlwa fourteen feet high BY June.
Affords shade 10 cattle IA summer
Water VIII not drown t. lelro will
not KIN t. Cattle cnnnot destroy A..
Aosd sold ~ 1900 per pnundl, 1u-
doaod by the hlghoat uuthoriiles.
From Mfr. Charles Goodnight, Good
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
W. =. NnuoISMANs


"Secst thou n man WHO IN dillgcnt in
business, he ahhi, stand before hngs,
he shall not stand before mean men
This quotation from the Wise man Is ns
much Of trulsn today as 1t was IN
the past ages, fssfd an appropriate 0p-
plicntlnn OF II can he made 70 the popu-
lar house az w. p. KruclmAn;
Either plain or fancy twelry.
or ornaments 10 tine
Watches. cldclka and gllverware
Nou'll IND them IN his line.
The house WAS established u year ago,
and ia clasaed Among tho most popular
establishments OF It's KIND IN Fort
Worth. II is needlcns 10 say THAI It's
proprietor has become famous through
out this section for me superior class
OF goodB handled. and that IA head
quarters for Il large and liberal pat
'Tomage. "A nsgigncent line Of dla-
montls. watches. jcwclry, clocka. silver
ware, silver novelties. brr-a-brac aud
optical goods are carried IN addition
10 Harw0od gsINrB and mandolina,
musical instrumsnys md musical mer-
ohandise. A large llne Of unrdeemed
pledges for sale. Watches repaired
and diamonds mounted. Mir. kruck-
man is a live and prosperous merchant,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

night, Tcxna tho pioneer ranchman
anu farmer o. the Forth plains. In n
conversation he Haidi what YOU and
others eny uf the now fodder IN at least
ihtcrestlnE. and aa in this nro every
Intelligent farmer nhouid. think, DO
ready 20 take advantage % any prM
aud succeaktul agricultural experiment,
want you to lot me III on Your new
plnnt, aud n II Will do what ia claimed
Tor u, ana am OF the opinion Il Will.
the question OF nucceaaful rtock farm.
Ina In Texas IL settled, have In my
utno tried number OF forage plnnta
and hnyo made quito a snccoas with
Aeme OF them. aud Nat failures with
mnhNl but tho trouble, IN my Judge
nent mas hcen Monc we have made
failures With came from tho wrong
part or tho globe. SACALTNl1, IN my
opinion IL what We want coming as "
does ifnm Sihorln. whore it grows pho
n1mcnal cropa Tile fact OF ita grow
inR on dry, harrcn and rocky coils, aud
whew no other pants Will grow corr
fninly recommends u OF plant for
TeNaH
We think the time has come for our
To&na farmcra ana stock rpiAcra 10 turn
their attention 20 a crop that can he
used at home livery farmer should
be stock raiser II IL tho best crop
providing YOU rnlso plenty of forage.
Wn onll attention 90 our cut OF SAGA
LINE Can any ono doubt that IL IL
tho coming forage for Tcxas2 For
further particulars nddresa or call on
DRUM Sl1l9D AND FLORAL CO..
Fort Forth. Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
w, c. Pfaeffle,
Corner OF seventh and Main streets.
OnpOslte IInrIey I,nIIdlnH.


All that mortal man could do to
gather together stock In which art
and beauty are blended. have been ac-
complished by AIr. W. c. pfaeiIie, one
of our leading and prominent jewelers..
His establishment IS marvel OF neat
ness and beauty. The stock mist be
seem 10 be appreciated. a large and
ine line OF diamonds are carried. The
stock OF watches embraces both ladies'
and gents' silver and gold Of all stand-
ard American makes Fine watches
are made a speciality. A large line OF
sterling silver and plated goods 10 car
ried and displayed in n truly metro
politan manner. Brlc-a-hrac, silver
novelties and optical goods are also
handled, The holiday display is SUI
perb, and It is a treat TO visit this es-
tabllshment and feast the eyes upon
such a vOlumlnous display The re-
pair department IL IN keeping with tho
rest OF the establishment. EngravIng.
diamond mounting and watch repair
ing Is made u speciality, as we'll as
jewelry manufacturing, and none but
experienced and competent workmen
arc employed. The house was founded
seven years ago, and has steadily pros
pered. You may rely upon all goodn
aold at this establishment 20 be just
as represented. On this basis hlngea
their success Mr.. Pfaefile Is an enter
prialug gentleman with whom Il is a
pleasure to do business.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
A PALACE
OF BEAUTY
is THE MasnIorm snwErny EN-
roRIuM OF cu,s. Ii. TRy
q son.
usadaaArser. a, .oi Main street.


We acknowledge our inability TO do
anything like justice IN description
Of this palace business house suffice
Il TO TO say that the writer has visited
thousands OF stores IN the various lines
OF trade, and for elegance, completes
ness of finish aud furnishings, cOnvcn-
fence for patrons and statesmen, etc.
II rivals all aud Is entitled to the "blue
ribbon" The stock is In keeping with
the surrounding and simply b0rgars
description, Speaking Of the stock II
must be seen to be appreciated. and
when we designate Ncssrs. Fry x Son
the Tinanys Of North Texas We but do
them Justice, The stock OF diamonds
carried Is large and fine. The line Of
watches Is superb and embraces all the
standard makes Ia ladies md gentle
mems Sizes, solid and filed cases. The
STOCK or sold and silver plated ware
is grand; every design Imaginable.
worked with exquisite richness Us dis
eernable upon the many benutlful arr
ucles displayed In this line A large
line OF optical goods are carried Novel
ties, rich and rare, Of all descriptions,
art, porcelain and brlc-a-brac, bronzes,
etc, adorn the shelves. The repairing
department is given special attention.
watches and lewelry repaired at me-
dlum prices This house was founded
by Mr. Charlea II. Fry In 1882, and ten
years later his son, Mr. Fred n. wry,
was admitted as partner
Both gentlemen are known to the
community as honorable and upright
men with whom Il Is a pleasure 10 do
business. An inspection Of their large
stock VIII repay you.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
IT DON'T lake
MANY LINES TO INTRODUCE Tnm
FIRM or WASHER mos.
no riiE i'unLtc.


mctrnph-lfnn in Every Feature.
No nne Of buslnesn poiarays tho
srawth, wealth and population OF a
city 10 u greater dnErsc than y" o'o'h-
lug ana genia' furninhnga erppriun'r'
model and mammoth Embellishments
IN ~ line Is MeerrH, Washer broa,'
which, from its commencement IN iss1'
,,as rantod an tho moat complete HOUSE
Of ~ Kind ~ Fort Worth There
could bs no better evidence " the worth
Of thla stofllnR enterprise than -
rapid growth and popularity. for tue
American people arc not allow W dis
eliminating in favor OF an eatAbllBh-
mont which hos a name for fair deal-
Ing md honest goods. Tho stock 10
rejected with care. u II ine In rnnn-
ufac,uro ana quality and 80 la iis-
inennlty u Is buwildering. This IL the
only nous, IA Fort Worth havlng a
complete merchant tailoring and also
q children's department. Tho interior
~ perfectly beautiful. tho nrranEe-
mint iH complete aud each Zine ~ dt-
vlded into departments Th0y are
ngents for Dunlap's hnts, Manhattan
rhIrtn aud Siar shirt Waists Tho
gonta Furnishing department 10 COM
pioto. The second floor 10 devoted 20
The reserve stock. A polite corps OF
cierl,a are ever ready 70 SNOW
gooda The basis upon which this
house has buiit their large patron
age ~ the fact ihnt they have but one
price mud that always ~ plain figures.
mo individual mcmbors Of the iirn.
Meshra, Jacob and N. ~, Washer. are
ilve, progressive msni Who deserve un-
limited credit for building IN tho
prlneely establishment over which they
10 gracefully preside.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
). ). oARnurnnns.


In calling the attention OF the public
10 the establishment OF the gentleman
whose name forms the caption OF this
article. we are simply performing our
mission, and paying a deserved COM
pllnent TO one whose enterprise u
generally acknowledged. Santa Claus
has certainly made HIS headquarters
here. and those who have not visited
the establishment have mlsRrd q trvnt.
a large line Of holiday goods are car
ried, books. stationery, plush goods,
consisting or albums. toilet eases, man
icurc sets. shaving sets and other now
elites The largest assortment OF glft
books Of all kinds are found here.
Dolls OF German. French and Ameri-
can bisque and IN fact the most NJ
perb assortment Of toys IN Fort Worth.
Tho Bradley Manufacturing company.
the Oldest IN the stnte. lncepiod In 1875.
has headquarters here. They manu-
facture rubber stamps, seals, stencils,
steel dies. metal badges. cite, Al man
orders promptly attended 90. The bus
lners extends to all points south Of the
Mason and Dixon line.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
G. !. DICKINSON q CO..
Real ESTATE and Farm Lands a
Specially.

Real estate and farm lands spscl-
atty. having been engaged IN the busi-
ness for the past ten years. we can
offer you the greatest bargains IN
Farm lands" both small aud large
farms. IN any county In the state,
Lands are rapidly advancing IN Texas,
and NOW" Is the time 10 buy. Among
our list of specialtles In farm lands. we
OFFER $40 acres well improved 40 acres
IN cultivation, II miles north Of Fort
WORTH sl3 per acre; 200 acrcg fine
black land. good improvements, 100
acres IN cultivation. price $50 per acre,
seven miller from Fort Worth. Ranch,
10000 acres land a. only 81 per acre,
Duyal county Ranch. 5000 acres.
Castro, all fenced. and wind mills fine
land and onr of the best improved
ranches IN Texns-
We are constantly exchanging eity
property for farm lands ard vice versa
farm lands fos city property. IN fact
we DO a ''blg exchange buslnnfsr
city property we have all Kinds. too
numerous 70 mention al extremely low
prices. Among them We have three iofs
on Main street for 5000: Houston
street lots for 5000. very cheap. These
iots wont be for sale long. Have eomc
very fins Improved rssidezees VS. can
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

not OF spain's proud mansions,
e.rong and stately halls:
W o. ltalla's alt us:
Y Oh historic walls,
i'anee with Arch OF Triumph"
n srsce' temples grand;
s,sSers or moss grown ruins
~ ~ England's breezes famed.
s ,uan our fertile valley,
&n py the verdaut hills,
4 ~ y peerless beauty
In neart with pleasure thrills.
Il ~ Nature in her gladness
korn robe Of priceless worth
,,s a our thriving city.
|Wors smiling. peerless Fort
|eur homes Of wealth and grand
\ N ~, 49, bowers and coolest glades.
ha,Se through whose branches
\ are sleam OF sunlight fades.
IN ples proudly rearing
|he, sentiuels on high.
\ ho,r christian people
'e beyond the sky.
/. -HAL David.
|li,ers,s'n, What romease tfnses
{smjs'. y The name-what a bow
fR,urn, across the horizon Ut
/ y " brings with ii on tie
u ~ ~ aawning or or earliest
II - france Of the wild prairie
q ris,sas story Of dauntiess
Pr seefs IN the name Of whose
|fiu,ps baptized ulia, our city o.
NJ liz, belueathcd . pu- city
ne ~, NH live In histosy long
VIA afole shaft cr.isnbles into
l-sxfs IL close resemolance bears
" Fort WORMS ea.iy days
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
IN 1894.

- t,,at az the hardlhood ard daun.-
isss corrage OF Major Arnold w he
,rn'I fiic wiIds OF an unkn0wn country
- Mil dangers located his cniphF,
xt-hat fbe little band of men suffered
Mn.' hn,t, HE first rude homes q
49, yvnrth can never be known, az
,,,a,, were men who acted only, hhu
.i,,.,,a were not those among them VINO
sSr,niv recorded deeds The history
~ those days or trial and heroisth w.
a. az fragmentary way written ions
Years afterwards in hours o. can, ~ ~
nerfeet security and cannot even " w
diytnest outline portray the ts 49,,
tions. resolves or deeds OF t"o's '''i's-
that tried mems souls
NM career Of cities is as the life Of
I, dtyianals. full Of little things tila'
~ ~ minor importance In fhenn1 49, Az,
hnt when taken in connection - i,n ~.
~ cbain 81 circumstances, thty pet
=. ,f.ltiA that IS not 70 pc r's.
go 1880 R1t 81 the Thousands o.
.is.- ,iav happenings there are many
49, 49, ~ 81 no Significance. anl y
y ,,.r,,ans more the conditions Nli'Sl
-, AZ 4 general result q these So. u.
sbins-t that should be taken ~ S ~,
,,,,tas Of the living cprla 49, 49,.
esrse produce these cqndilelis' 80 ~,
eisr and whiie fur'aer ~ ny - ,,iii
esst. e,har horizons Of this paper WI
iloN ss.,,rn many circumstances arislns
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