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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-28

Attend the big Lot Sale at Mounds
Vile. October LIST and ID.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-28

yATANTED-Per-ous wishing 90 store
Nv goods TO call on JAMES FILAN, SO.
pol Nar6et street. aulOeSdh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-28

Fine Coal Property to be sold at
Aoundsv.Le October list and I'd.
Fine opportunity to purchase a few
acres OF choice land at lot sale in
Moundsyiile October LIST and ID.
Great Tragedy This Morning.
At the Second ward market. stall No.
is. ID. Myers. the Butter Man, killed
Mr.. High Price by selling three pounds
of Fresh Dairy Butter for so cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-28

WANTED-AiEN TO LEARN BARBER
trade only eight weeks required. GIN
prm street. Cincinnati. O. Write for cat-
alOgues. se-ieli4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-28
LOST.
WANTED.

WANTED-GIRE. MUST DE GOOD
cook Apply fH Chapline street. seeds
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-28

Foley Is Williams N. j. C.. &c.
II. j. O'KANE. y. N.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-04
THEY EAT HORSE FLESH.
Which is Considered in Ger
many the Most Nourish-
ing of Meats.
(Frankfurter Zeitung.)

Everybody is aware that the
horse is the cleaniieSt of all
domestic animals. 1t will not
eat anything but pure water.
A horse would rather starve
than swill the rotten stuff often
given to pigs and cattle. 1t is
nothing but prejudice that
prevents rs from eating horse
flesh. ! similar prejudice re-
tarded the introduction Of the
potato 100 years ago.
Today we could not get along
without it. Yet the prejudice
against potatoes can he explain
ed. The people had been told
that this American root caused
fever, and rendered the ground
unfit for all other crops. The
exception against horSeflesh is
not even founded upon any oh
lection to its proprielies. 1t is
solely due to the influence of
the church The clergy did
everything possible to prevent
the newly converted Saxons
from returning TO their heath
enish practices and rohibited
the use of horSefiesh to stop
the sacrifices to Odin and
Thor a long time passed be
fore these sacrifices were al
toge her discontinued. The ma
tons of Europe have suffered
enormous loss by this prohibi
ton of horSefrsh.
Especially from the humani-
tartan point of view, the re-
suits are almost deplorable-
Millions of people are forced to
live on potatoes and similar
food wanting in n.itritive quail
ties, whilr millions Of pounds
of the very best meat are vast
ed. Horsrfesh is the most
nourishing of all meats, and its
taste is hardly to be distinguish
ed from that of beef. The flesh
of Il horse fed on oats has a
smell similar TO gooseHeSh
The fat is preferable to lard.
Above all, it should BE- remem
bpred that no flesh is so healthy
as that OF horses. TrichinoSis
and similar diseases are I'M
known in horses. tuberculosis
very common in cattle, is very
rare in horses.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-04
DECIDED AGAINT
THE RAILROAD.

Secretary Smith decided a
very important case yesterday,
holding that the eastern ter
minus of the Northern Pacific
Railroad is at either Thomp-
son, Mimi, or Superior. Wis,
instead of Ashland, Wis, as
has always been claimed by
the company. About 100000
acres of land are involved,
which is lost by the company.
HE MAY SAY TOO MUCH.
From the Chicago Tribune.
Several of the able Demo
cratic editors are calling loudly
on Mr. Cleveland to SAY som
thing" They viii be sorry for
Ibis if they get him started.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-04
MAY SEE IT IN TINE.
Sarcastic Message Sent to the
Sultan's Press Censor.
correspondent

A London correspondent
writes:
Il have seen to-day an anus
ing official note from the cen
sor at Constantinople. tits ad-
dressed to well known cor
respondent and says that in
order to make a message more
accurate and explicit he added
ten words to the latter's tele-
gram the previous night. and
asks the correspondent to send
along 50 to pay for the added
words. 1t is useless to protest
in Turkey, SO the correspond
ent send the money, but at the
same time respectfully suggest
ed that if the censor wolnd
write his messages entirely and
merely forward him the week
ly cable bill it would save him
much unnecessary trouble.
The censor is taking time to
consider whether this offer is
serious or sarcastic"
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-04
a WISE CONCLUSION.
A TEST OF STRENG III.

From the New York Morning Journal
This is the season when the
dude performs his only athletic
feat of the year-the carrying
of huge chrvsanth emum.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-04
A KANSAS MENU.
From the Atchison Globe.

From the AtchisOn Globe.
Give ten hungry men Il bill
Of fare, and seven of them will
order ham AMI eggs.
You certainly have selected
the lovliest spot in the cemete
ry for Your husbands grave =
said the clergy man consoling
Pm sure he would be gralili
ed"
She shook her head: "John
wasn't that kind" she said
donhtfully He WIS one that
never was contenfrj with It's
lot. Harper Bazaar
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-04

County court meets for civa, criminal
and probate business on the frst Mon
days in March, June, September and
December
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-04
BROWNSVILLE TEXAS. WEDNESDAY, DE(JMTIR 4, i
A HOME WITHOUT BEDS
One of the Unique Ideas OF
Modern House Furnishing

as we'll as many other things OF
every day Misunderstanding,
for instance-there is just now
a decided leaning toward the
unique and old. Every girl who
give little luch or a card par
ty strives to present some feat
ure that is a little different
from what other girls have done
in the same line. IF she strikes
the right thought all the other
girls are envious. If her effort
has been failure the other
girls kiss her good by affe1-
tionately and go out and say
nasty things about her.
In the furnishing of a house
this idea also applies. All sorts
of liberties in decorative effects
and furnishings are permits
sible, but it is toss up whether
your idea will meet with pnb
lie approval or not. 1t is fate
which seems TO pass upon the
success or failure of the effort.
A gentleman we'll known in
this city, who has a reputation
for always doing things nicely
and yet always with pronounc
ed originality, recently secured
a house in Germantown. The
wife is of much the same tenn
permanent as the husband, and
when the house was furnished
it was marvel of good taste.
com bined with utility and
beauty. The most charming eff
fects were secured without any
wild expenditure of money, oh
tanned principally by the ex-
ercise of u little ingenuity.
As the pair We're great enter
tainers it was expected that the
guests rooms would be prom
inent feature of the house, but
when the house warming occur
ed the visitors We're surprised
to hote that there Were no
quests rooms" in the ordinary
sense of the word.
In fact, there was not q bed
to be seen in the house. There
was the Oriental room, with Il
great, low divan. here Were
two large wardrobes, but APP
parentiy no bed in the front
secundStOry room So with blue
room and the BEDROOM and the
colonial. But the fact was that
there was good. big, comfort
able bed in each one of these
rooms. each, of course, DISCUS
ed as some familiar piece of
furniture, and the only rooms
which were not thus equipped
were the music-room and the
dining room. One of the ward
ropes In III" second story lToHl
room could he transformed into
a bed by a touch. The divan in
the Oriental room was not only
a bed, but also Il moth proof
box for storing clothes. The
bookcase in another apartment
could he used either for mental
recreation or repnSe, while in
another room bed WAS reveal
ed to view by pushing over the
Observation-Disclosures Rec
ord.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-04

a perpleXed woman can ask
mere questions in a minute
than she can remember the an
swers 10 in a iifetime.-I.x
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26

on the evening of the 9Th and on the
2Cth day OF tails month he was brought
out to the hospital In a buggy and ape
piled for reuimittaucc I Noticed
rash ION him and refused to admit him.
He went back to where he was work
ing, on Atarl and Marilla streets. and
a.. the 23d-last Saturday. was called
To see linn, l diagnosed the case u
3 hollpoN and had him removed to n @
rest house
II have today IN the city hospital
four cases of smallpox, These patients
VIII he removed today to the pest house.
! attribute the Infection in the hospital
to this ratlCnt Hill, coming shcro On
the 9Th Of the month, for the reas0H
that the city hospital washwoman was
the first attacked
There are twenty-threc patients IN
the hospital Including the four with
the smallpox. / am going 10 have
every patient In the hospital vacclnated,
and, In fact, am busy doing so now;
and am also destroying everything in
the wards whore the patients with tho
smallpox have been sleeping. | would
nave made this statement sooner, but I
wished TO he absolutely certain OF my
facts. Or. Newsom, the county health
officer, has seen all the patients with
me, and is assisting In taking care nf
them, The hospital Is quarantlncd now.
against everybody, either coming or
going.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26

The Gazatta win sepd on n trim TO
va az
EUROPE 10 last from June ~ 10 Au-
gust 10, out from New York, repre-
sentative OF the commercial travellers,
,,,,,.. ...,.. ,.,.,a an a.. ,n,,
ed by popular ballot cast upon the
cannon ana ,rt,ted daily In this naner
,,,, "a, ~ -.
iHe tour WIZ ne h'"ue ny 'i'iS iePi
sentative as the tourist guest OF the
Gazette and as a member OF party
or,anI.od no ard Il, oharsa NJ m. and
Mfs' W. a. Cfohut OF the Ihlieu
States geological survey. The sections
visited will be ireland. Scotland. Eng
,a1 p.,..t. r,,. c,,.t,.,ria,,t
iahu' pe's'uhi, HeT''ln''y'
the Rhlne ana France, ana the route
Will touch Neville, Glasgow. Trossacha,
stirit,, cas,i. I,di,hur,,b AteIrose
Abhe,S n,,rhan, vort lincoln iIar.
wich North Son Anf,ycrn prustals.
c'oiog,c no Bbino Nayo1co HaIdei,
her,r Radon-i,ndon Nenbnsen Lake
zug znricb no I,igi Viiznan InLo
~ tbs Tn,,r cart+ns' ,,ns,no p,riq
T'ondon stratCord vjary1icls Chester
Neyv ynrlr
our sxrnrsiorlst Will sail fran Now
York on Iune % an ne Anchor line
steamer CITY of Rome.
., Sa.,',1 ~ is n,iio1s ,,,ii,
he Iennsited I'm a scaled hoy, and viii
be u,po1i,Su ~, ~ Int csrtiaad hv
n committee Of business men.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26
SMALLPOX IN DALLAS.


Dallas, March 81. Five new cases Of
smallpox in Dallas today, are the re-
ports Of city Health officer Armstrong.
Four OF these new cases are In the
city hospital and one ON Peak alley.
The hospital has been quurautmed and
all Of the smallpox patients have been
removed to the pest house. making
eight cases now under treatment at this
Institution. DR. Armstrong today sub
mitted the following statement for pub
licltlun:
ION the "a day Of March man
named William HIN arrived IN Dallas
from Hot SPRINGS on the Atm of the
month he applied to me In the city
hail for admlttancc to the city hos
pltal. He was suffering with a sprdiued
knee. caused. he said. by a runaway
-.orse, He remained in the city hos.
pltal until the evening of the 9Th. In
the meantime he had his clothing
washed In the hospital. He went out
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26
the road Wishing success, yours re
specially, f. X. GWNNN.

Yaller Dog Creek. March a. 1895. 49,
Mistr Editir: 1 send you buy male
fourteen cowpeus Outen yore palper
Ter that little Teller Lee Cohen. You
see hit8 this way. / Keep or little
stuur down by Ealer Dog: Dry Goods.
Groceries Boots, Shoes Hardware Nil
llnery Jewelry and notions, Kuutry
produce taken IN exchange. Positively
the cheapest house in the ltounty.
Well one day last Fal this here Leo
Cohen comes into my stoar and Intro
Juices himself and se2 he wuz sellin
shoe luO some house down by Bostlng
l told him spar up and down / didn't
want any of his gul dRrncd Yankee
shoes, but he Keeps "A tawkin ana taw-
Kin ana III be gol squashed ef he
didn't taWk me Inter buyiu a bill OF
shoes befur l new 1t. And that isn't the
wust OF IT, VILE no wuz waitin fur
the train he Kits to no my darter
Jcrnshy, the purtiest gal In seven
states, and makes love to her. und dog
gone my cats ef he didn't tell hOr he'd
marry her et she'd tawlS me inter buy
In another bill Wen he Gums back In
the spring. Now | heV cnuf shu2 to
last me fur three yeres and I'm mortal
nteerd he'll cum back, and Wen / sees
| mat you Wuz gone to send one OF them
there drummer fellers to Yurop. l sea
to myself, hits the gratest skeme ON
Earth to get him outin the way, and
/ Just latftd to myself TIL / liked To bust,
and Jcrnshy she asks watts the matter.
| but / seq nothn and saws wood.
/ goes and cuts out all tho Gazette cow
| pens | can get hold OF and sends them
/ In and Mr., Edltir III send that measly
drummer to Nurop ef hit costs a dollar
! and hall by gosh. Yours until deth
EBnNZER ARTICHOKE.
I
Granbury. Tex. March %. -Edltor
| Ga2ette; Enclosed ind six more votes
! for II. =. Smith and hope he will re-
celve several hundred this week. by
| the way what was the matter with
/ the sunday edition. Il came up short
friend, HENRY WILLIAMS,
Upon what Foundation does the SUI
periorlty OF Or, Prices Baking Powder
! resi- The granite blocks OF acknuwl-
edged purity and conceded supreme
leaNcning foree.
Fort Worth, Tex, March 25.-Edltor
GaHette' lncl0Sed ind twenty-five
coupons, which place to the credit OF
T. L. Freelnnd OF Houston. Mr. Free
lana would do great credit to the Ca
zette, the state OF Texas and the news
boys all over the state. There will be
more TO follow this. The boys all over
the state should gather All the cou-
pons they can ana vote them for Mr.
Freeland. Yours.
NEWS BUTCHER.
Fort Worth. Tex. March 26.-Edltor
Gazettei l hereby announce Mr.. J. Il.
ltlchaIdson as a candidate for the Ca
zetie's European tour. He Is we'll
known In this city and as popular a
commercial traveller as will be in tho
race. Hoping him good luck as he
deserve Il, and all those who support
him will be rewarded by seeing hin
crowned with all the honors. inclos'
nine votes for him, asking all the rail-
road boys to help him, His friend,
SANTA FE RAILROAD BOY.
Grapevine, Tex. March s5.--Editor
Gazette ! inclose twenty votes for j
NJ, White, Yours truly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26
DALLAS ELECTION.
The question OF Voting for Alder
men.

Dallas. Tex, March 25.-The city
election VIII be hsld one week from
tomorrow. The committees OF the city
council, appointed to look after The
printing of the Australian ballots. VIII
meet in a few days, 70 determine on
what to do. they have delayed action
because of the fact that the proposed
amendments to the city charter are
before the legislature. and If the recon-
mendatlons of the Dallas Commercial
Club are adopted, It may be necessary
to change things materially. For In
stance. the Commercial Club recon-
mends voting for aldermen by the city
at large, instead OF by wards. Should
the charter amendments be adopted
by the Legislature. and an emergency
clause attached, TO put them In opera
tlon at once. different styles Of ballots
would be necessary 10 those heretofore
IN use. II Is not certain but what some
ballots with the names OF aldermen at
large win be voted at the polls.
Senator Bowser was in the city Few
days ago, and informed city secretary
Morgan that he believed the charter
amendments would be passed by the
legislature in n few days. II they are
passed and go into effect about the
time the election IA to be held. they
may embarrass the situation some
what.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26

indianapolis Sentinel.
The big shoe strike in England has
brought out some interesting state
ments In regard to the tariff question.
The British employers claim that. al
though American wages In the shoe
business are about twice as great as
those In England, the Americans make
shoes cheaper than they can. This il
exactly In line with Mr.. Blalne's state
mcnt In regard TO the difference OF
wages In the cotton Manufacture
ing industry. II VIII be found
generally that where American
wages are materially higher than
English wages 1t Is due TO the In
creased product of the American work.
ingman or his LONGER hours OF service.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26

Nothing could have been more det-
rimental to the principal for which
japan has been waging war upon
China than the attempted assasslna-
tloa OF II Hung Chang. The shot
which was Intended to take the lie
OF the great Chinese statesman Will
do more TO advance the interests OF
that nation than the future defeat OF
this Japanese armies. But the world
viii not credit any connection between
the Japanese government and the
wopld-be murderer who no doubt will
h,- nremntiv nut tn aAath.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26

The editor Of the Florence Reporter
found that he was about one column
short of enough type to fill his first
page last week, He is man OF re-
sources and as the time to 40 to press
had arrived. he went to the cease" and
set up" two lines which read;
These two little lines that look SO
solemn,
Are put IN here 10 oil out the column.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26
rnE LARansr on Rrconn.

Buffalo Gap Messenger.
II anything bigger and grander than
The Gazette's write-up of the CATTLE
mems convention In Fort Worth last
week, 1t goes without our saying so
that 1t was the convention itself. Al
any rate 1t was said to be the ldrgest
and most enthusiastic body of repre-
sentative men OF their class ever con-
vehed In the state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26

Fort worth. Tex, March 25.-Editor
Gazette. Enclosed find ten coupons,
please Mace 10 the credit Of Mr.. Fred
A. Bali OF Fort Worth. the ladies'
candidate for the Gazette's European
trip. Fred is great favorite. and all
the girls hope he Will get there.
Respectfully, MRS. BUZZ
Waco, Texas.
p s. More to follow. He must WIN
Fort Worth, Tex. March 25.-Edltor
Gazette. Please find inclosed thirty
three votes FOR Frank L. Jordan, for ]
think him the best one TO make the
trip. as he Is well-known all over the
d. c. BABCoCK.
March 25-Dick sarles received votes
from an unknown party
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26

By the way, the seml-Centennlal edl-
ton OF The Gazette was the largest
paper ever published in Texas, and, we
believe. the largest paper ever printed
In the South.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26
AN INDUSTRIAL OPPORTUNITY

Springfield Republican,
Boot and shoe manufacturers should
note the closing Of mot o. the shoe
shops OF England By a lockout OF cn-
ploycs HQre IS O good chance 10 give
me iriiishers such an example Of
wooden manufacturers have unexpeet-
adly hsao dat~~ ief@i~ TX
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26

The g,nat tower Of phlladelphln's
new city hall ia excelled in height in
America only by the washington
monument In the altitude Of It's OK
eellenco DR. Prices Baking Powder
locks down on all rivals.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26
pELIyEREp BY cARRER.

The Daily Gazette Except sunday 10
cents week
Daily and Sunday Gazette, 10 cents
week payable weekly.
Daily and Sunday Gazette, co cents q
month, payable In advance,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26

This paper Is kept on file and advertising
rats may be nsccrtaincd at the otiice Of ne
American Newspaper Publishers AHs"tiA'
tIou. Temple Court. New York. or from Its
Eastern business office, - Tribune building
New York.
Western business office! 500 1.-The Rock
cry" Chicago ILL.,
<. @ Beckwlth, sole agent for foreign ad-
vertising.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26
March 25-Tweive votes for Thomas
II. Farmer from Stock Bros, Waco

March s5-Twelve votes for Thomas
f. Farmer from stoock Bros, Waco.
Fort Worth, Tex. March 23.-Edl.or
Gazette. Herewith find five coupons
for j. Belts Yale. the popular and fas-
cinating salesman for McCord-Collins
Commerce company. Wake up, ye
Western girls. Let's send Jimmie to
Europe. MATTlb'
Handloy, Tex, March 23.-Editor Ca
zette: Inclosed please find ilve coupons
which place to the credit or Howard
w. Peak. Let him 60 to Europe Ev-
erybody must vote Tor him Respect
fully. PHILIP ARMSTRONG,
Fort Worth, Tex. March 23.--Editor
Gazette: Enclosed find six coupons
which place to the credit OF the hand
soonest young bachelor, l.; p. Cohen
Very truly. b. p. EUBANS.
Fort Worth. Tex. March 2i.-Miss
Sissy Jupe; Enclosed please find four
coupons In answer to your appeal 10
the Fort Worth boys In Saturdays Ca
zette. | shall endeavor to get more as
soon as possible, Credit these to How
and W. Peak. Yours. GUS.
Terral. ]. r.. March 22,--Miss Sissy
Jupe. Enclosed please find eight votes
FOR Howard W Peak. the girls cundl-
date. We are old bachelOrs, but never
theless we will help the girls OF Fort
Worth In their undertaking as much as
possible. Yours respectfully
THE YOUNG MEN OF TEI,FAL, l. Il.
Chilllcothe, Tex. March 2i.-Editor
Gazette: | wish TO place In nomination
the popular hardware drummer. Mr..
NJ. San1e Of Fort Worth, Tex In
closed lind ten coupons as a starter.
Yours truly, w. A. RETTER.
Fort Worth. Tex, March 23.-Editor
Gazette: Please lind inclosed three
votes for Howard w. Peak. Yours
truly. SADIE.
Fort Worth, Tex. March 25.-Misa
Sissy Jupe; Dear Girls. As your letter
is addressed TO the Dear Boys" and
not knowing whether / live In your
neighborhood or not, but possibly |
can get admittance In lots OF EN-
] write TO know II the inclosed twenty
coupons Will be accepted and placed to
the credit of your candidate, whose
initials are Howard W, Peak" As
you are going to vote ON the INSTALL
ment plan, which Is slow but sure, l
Will come again next week. Yours al
ways, X.
Fort Worth. Tex, March 25.-Editor
Gazette Enclosed lind seven votes for
Cousin Lee. COUSIN.
DeLeon, Tex, March 23,-Edtor Ga
2ette: Please fud inclOsed six coupons.
which ! trust you win please place TO
the credit of Mr.. $. a. Busby Very
truly yours, S. -. DuLEY.
Fort Worth, Tex, March 2i.-Editor
Gazette: Please place to the credit OF
travelling mems best friend. Mr. #. l..
Jordan. the inclosei fifteen votes. Mr..
Jordan has Interested himself In behalf
Of more travelling mon than any one
in the state and has always been found
ready and willing to assist others, and
AS for his being able to write de-
scriptlve letter. you needn't doubt II.
Send in your coupons for the "cN-
ranger" and one Of the best fellows ON
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26

Ex-Governor Hogg is now en- route
to the North, where he goes to promote
several railroad enterprises in which
he is Interested
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26
THE CONTEST GROWS IN WARMTH
THE BATTLE OF COUPONS Is NOW
ON IN EARNEST.

THE POPULARITY OF THE TEXAS
DRUMMER is w1DENED BY THE
GREAT INTEREST ALREADY
MANIFESTED IN THE GAzETTE's
EUROPEAN TOUR.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26

Willis Index The Fort Worth Ca
zette has inauguruted an election con-
test 10 decide what particular drum
mer of TeAUs shall make "a tour OF Eu-
rope ut the Gazctte's expense.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26
BENEFITS OF a TRIP SOUTH.

IToNlueNce journal.
The convalescence of ex-President
Harrison, following so soon upon the
news that Governor Mckinley was in
the South may Indicate that the ex-
president will find his way to some
balmy health resort at an carly date.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26

The business men OF Tyler have gone
to work with enthusiasm for the Fruit
Palace