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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-19
CURTAINS TELEPHONE CALL l54-2.
Cloak Department! SECOND FLOOR.
 TAKE ELEVATOR
TAKE EIEN ATOR.

Childrcn's RcCters. Children's reefers in tan, brown and navy. with large sleeves. special .9s Misses reefers in red. tan, navy and gray. ages from s to 12 years, special 2= Misses reefers. made of mixed goods Tn very pretty shapes, gray and tan effects, special 1 5C Misses braided reefers, handsome styles and trimmings, navy blue, red. brown and tan. special 19S
 Infants Cloaks. Infants long cashmere cloaks, with full cape. embroidered with silk, regular ,37. special .9S Infants long cloaks in cream and white cashmere, silk embroidered around bottom and cape, regular price l.75, special 1.25 Childen's short cashmere cloaks, em- broidered with silk, extra full sleeves. special .S7 Children's fine short cashmere cIoaks, with cape and collarette embroider. ed. large sleeves, special 1.S5 An elegant and very large assortment of children's silk cloaSs in pretty styles.
 Separate Skirts. Ladies' cheviot skirts m navy blue and black, all sizes. regular price 1.69, special 1.2j Ladies fine all wool flannel skirts. ex- tra in navy blue and black. regular price 3.75. special 2.25 Ladies fine serge skirts, lined through out. very full godet pleats in back. special 3.95 An extensive assortment of ladies silk. moire. satin and crepon skirts and very low prices.
 Special Low Figures on
 Ladies House Dresses. Ladiss' cambric wrappers in pretty patterns. full sleeves. well made, regular price 75c. special .59 Ladies' pereale wrappers. made with watteau pleat and bretels over shoulder. in light and dark shades. regular price SIC, special .6e Ladies' genuine indigo wrappers. war ranted fast colors. and made in pretty styles, regular price 9sc, special .75
 Children's Dresses. Children's dresses in pretty styles,
 made of ginghams. percale. dimity, lawn and fine crepon.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-19
Carnot's nrother Honored.

PARIS, March 19.-M. Adolphe Carnot, brother of the late President Carnot, has boen elected a member of the Academy of Sciences iE succession to tho late Count Ferdinand de LesSeps.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-19
Gnyernor NIarYiI Dying.

LAUREL, Del. March 19.-Governor Marvil's death seems now to be but a question of a few days. perhaps hours. Tho members of his family have given up all hope, and it is conceded that nothing but the sick mans indomitablo will kepnS him alive
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-19
An Increase In Wages.

UNIONTowN, Pa, March 19.-Notices have been posted at all tho coke works of w. J. Rainey stating that an increase of 16 per cent in wages had been granted to all grades of labor.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-19

BERLIN. March 19.-General von Wer-, der, German ambassador to Russia, has been recalled. It is reported that he will be succeeded by Count Herbert Bismarck
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-19
Mrs. Croker We'll Again.

NEW YORK, March 19.--Mrs Richard Croker, wife of the ex-Tammany Hall leader, has recovered from severe attack of the grip
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-19

This is Rice & Legro's s2.O0 Shoe, our price ?Sc Rice .S Legro's Ladies fine dongola and real French kid buttoned and laced shoes, hand sewed welts and turns, latest styles Paris, picadilly. razor and needle toes. made to sell for 200, 3 50, i OO 500, 50, GOO and 100, our price 9Sc. 25, 1.5O. 1.75. 200. 2.50. 2.S7, 800. 50, 3.75 and the wear of every pair guaranteed. Mems fine French calf patent leather shoes. were 600. our price 300 Mems fine French calf patent leather oxfords, now only l 25 Children's kid buttoned shoes. from
 45c up Boys and Youths shoes from G5c up NOW is the Golden Opportu- nifty to procure fine shoes at soc on the dollar and the wear of every pair guaran- tced.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-19

akent-NnCle sam hilN InteF1ere Tn the
 Matter.
 MANAGUA, Nicaragua, March l9.-Tho British government. through its minister here, has submitted an ultimatum to Mic aragua It demands a cash indemnity of 9l5, 900 as smart money to pay for the cx- pulSion of Mir. Hatch, British consular agent at Blueflelds during the troubles there last year. and also the appointment of a commission to ad djudicate the damages sustained by the persons and property of British subjects who were expelled from the Mosquito reservation about the same time
 By the terms of the ultimatum Great Britain is to name one of the commission CTS and Nicaragua another, and these two arc to choose a third, who shall not be citizen of tho United States. It was also made known that British warship is now on her way to Nicaragua to enforce these demands, which must be complied with within seven weeks from the 25th of February last, tho date of the ultimatum.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-19

M60n6SOdy. mdICn ZU, lo9O, At 10 o'clock sure. No postponement on account of weather. Below Is a descrlp- ton of horses: Including 3 matched pairs. one pair grey horses. , and years old. weight ?, 400 lbs. Brown horse. 1.5OO, 6 years. Gray mare years. 300 Grey horse, , years. l, 400 Brown horse. , years, 1.250. Sorrel horse. years. 1. .O5O family broken. Pair black horses. and 6 years, 2,5O0 lbs. Grey mare. years. l $50 Grey geldiug. years. l ,450. Nice brown family mare. 5 years. 1.20O. Pair of closely matched bay horses. , and 6 years. 2.30O. thoroughly broken and a nice team. SOrrel mare. years, 1.150.
 Bay mare. years. Iron grey. years. l. 12U lbs. Bay horso, 5 years. LOO. and good one One seal brown mare, a trotter. about ,OOO los, and several second handled borses
 tRemember. guarantee every horse and give two days trial and if not as rrrre- sented return them and will refund the 1 money.) Horses will be at my stable tive days before the sale. Come and look them over F. F.. BENHAM.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-19
WAR CLOUDSGATHERING
England Makes an Exorbitant
 Demand on Nicaragua.
A GUNBoAT SENT TO ENFORCE IT.

The Little Republic Must Pay ,OOO For ExpeIlIng an Offensive British Consular AGent-Uncle Sam May Interfere In the Matter.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-19
Wants, For Sale, It. Rent.

LNOR SALE-Horse six years old. very T stylish and good roader. F. J. Linsky. Union City.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22
"rnE GREAT COTTON MILLS Musr
CO SOUTH"
(Ncw York Ilcraldl

tNcw York Hcrald)
The remarkable movement OF cotton
mills from New England 10 the south.
which has recently attracted so much
attention, continues ana Is likely to
continue unul thc cotton Industries or
the country oontcr, an they should
do. IN the sunny home OF the cotton
plant
on the asd ult. the Herald reported
the decision Of two of the strongest
cotton min companies of Massachusetts
60 build two large factories In the
south each costing half million dol
lars or more, Last week It was report
I'd three OF the lurgest manufacturing
corporations OF Lowell. Mass, asked
the Maasaehpsetts legislature to SO
amend their charters that they may do
business In tho south. The superior
facilities In the cotton statcs for manu-
Featuring cotton CLOTHS, sheeslngs bag
Eings, drillings and coarse giughams
have become 40 apparent OF late that
the Fan River and other northern cen-
ters o. cotion manufacture arc quite
sxsfeissa zteut ths changed situation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

1T 10 tirno Tor mo % en-.
noy, or ut must be tls'a % 1
outthe dropsof that rneSi X NJ ~
derwhot now nttack Thorn rs ,a' "
tho newspapcrsY" or pDo , sa.'
save anything Of those s c,,l.'
grasshoppcrs, or tLo o'uis d
drougbtsf' or II wonds, sG \
havo lost in that Inst bar rvd ~
hurry lest miss Tho NH, sa, ',
last volume Of dircfnl. e,,., ~,
WIN DO flushed. Yen, M ,, w.! p.
last paragraph, the last ., 's.' " |,
word. Finisl ''n'e11
Frederick tho Great. ~.
tho mighty dominIon ns'Nlts'
rolgned, was so depressed s Z, "
not speal, without cryl, a'ulas
small bottle Of quick noise. ~ ~ 4
end his misery when Ia o,'.'' s,'lA,|
longer. But J give Won .h ky ~
gospel nnodync, ono drr !, ~
hurting oithor body or = Y
sootho NIL unrest and mt v ,S
an eternal chin, "They XIV sS%
tho east, and from tho NJ, v,
north, and tho south, and ss. ~ !
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

Let some Of our reade.. .
down Endoll street, in I'M s,, w
Martins lano, and. wauds,s,.
Andrews street, tho cent?, \ y
let him keenly observe Inc I'M.
district. There are manv 49,
and standing outsldo how'll y, w
OF young men dressed In tbrs'd1.. /
OF dark color. What a,a 4.
Nothing In particular, and ~.
from hour to hour, possibly Az
fato OF a gang OF rouqbs ~
seryltude who used to haustss
and courts, robblng and m ~
orsby, the aged in partlenl,,
common sergeant ordered th,. !.
iloRgings and long termeot ir,
u fow months ngo.
Tho reader need not, II ycu,,r
Gus, fear his perAmbula,lsr'
slums, for these creatures a.. I
ards and prefer onslaurhts I.
mon aud helpless women IA ~,
ablebodicd person, strong ~
may 10 In numbers. Ifth,, NJ,
chain, one glance from Il, !,
cowor them, especially IN thsa,-
such loafors dread ohseryatlos,,, II
The observer will find an hos,,
those alleys very inviting MAJ
ed In these matters, and bl,E,,,
low types and the dlfllcultlr, I,
Of such much increased.
lie will notice u special cha
elderly mon with red noss ! r.
and thin logs-leanlng again
Of these tayerns. They do nC,lty
with the exception Of an oc,,t, z
within to drink with ar,
friend, but lean against thedau
apparently thinking Of no.hI,
last drop Of rum and lonrlrl
This Is the finished article d, (;
criminal. Too diseased fcryrI5
nal pursults-they remain Ia
union inilrmury receives thema, x
ing Cross hospital provides IL
bed, and thus they die, In na I a
tightening medical education Il
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Maanl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

A might Littic Town Not Far From
Fort worth.

Justin, Tex, Jan. 2l.--Not seeing any
itrms Iva the great Texas daily from
TINS place, / send you few notes.
Justin is twenty-five miles north of
Fort Worth ON the Gulf. Colorado ana
santa Fe railroad She Is ON quite a
Doom now Four residences are nearly
completed on the West side. and this h
doHtlncd 10 make II town OF 1000 pupu-
lutiun.
Whntcda-A large church building. 10
induce ministers 10 come here and prp-
claim the gospel and organize sunday
schools
Wtnted-A cotton gin aud elevator.
lrnt l., Il. Johnson has charge OF the
PUZZLE school and 10 giving good salts
roll.
Mr. w n. DaBgctt Is the polite ana
accommodating postmaster, ulwuyA al
ms post. lie also keeps Il general as
Horiment OF goods. which he sells
cheRp. on the east side.
j, g, scott, on the west side. kccpg a
lull Inc OF groceries. al prices TO suit
dimes
D. H. Wilson, On the west side. car.
rios 2 well assorted gtuck OF groceries.
at prices aH cheap ma tho cheapest
" II. Nations Inns Just opened out
WIN "a large stock uf dry goods, boots.
SHOES. notions, rto., and he says he Will
nuke prices as low nR Fort Worth or
Gainesville.
John Strpp Keeps the drug nt5rc. and
VIII hll prescriptions day or night.
Mex Cnrue8 runs tho blacksmith
shop, ana win do tho repairing. In wood
or IRON, with ncuiueHH and dispatch.
j. w, Rlppy ~ co. have a large and
wen assorted stock OF lumber, M urlces
10 'lNc and let i've" Their enlpgunn.
Mr. william Barrett. will walt ON Won.
l'rs, w. II Pennington and j. W
France composing tho firm OF Pen
nlnElpn q France, stand ready tn dose
out the medicine, and their practice ex-
tends over a large territory. The sick
are aatc In their hands.
j y Dodsou has put up a saw mill
ON pOntun creek one mile east OF town.
where he proposes 10 furnish hard mm-
her In dimensions to suit at your own
price
When you come to Justin be sure aud
give that prince OF landlorla, ID. II
Gates, call where YOU VIII nnd A
we'll furnished table ana good beds. on
the west side
The Justin string band dspenseg
music, to the delight and sntlsf1ctIon
OF the various families they visit every
tew NIGHTS The band Is composed uf
Misses Agnes and Nellie Daggett and
Master Harry nnggott, Steve Cantreii
ana James Mckinney,
'lid shoemaker the pulltp ana arcom-
mud0ting railroad agent, viii move into
his new residence soon. His motto ia
mo trouble to answer questions"
Persons In search OF homes will he
Hospitality entertained ana shown
around the country. In fact. partins
desiring 10 invest In lands for homes
are Invited to come and look,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

special Dispatch
san Francisco has many women OF
whom II Is proud, but its latest heroine
mas very unusual claims to honor. She
~ Mrs Felix Gonzalez Of Bernnl
Heights Her record Is that she pur-
su9u, lassOcd and fastened "A would-be
burglar 20 a picket fence She then
proceeded 10 make him feel like st.
stephen by throwing stones ut him
Wheh he called her names. And Mira.
Gonzalez Is a woman Of merely medium
height and build
Bernal Heights seems 10 be rather
nlhly populated district. and the
streets are not In good condition. So
the pursuit and capture OF a burglar
means more than It would In some
uther districts. The midnight ma
Iauder was making away with valuable
phniH from the Gonzalez hDthouseg
when Mrs. Gonzalez heard him. and
susscsted 70 her husband that he
should capture the thief This sug-
seatlon. did not meet with Mr. Con
~nlel approval, and Mrs. Gonzalez
started our to eaten the thief and win
Story herself, She ran along a hot
mouse gutter and cut herself badly.
put That didn't dlac0ncert hcr. She
capped over fence and tore along
e'Eht Squares To "a sort OF gully. In
W iHeH INC burglar hdu tugcu refuge.
rms IL the way IN which Mrs CON
MhIlez describes the performance from
that time:
II danced about In front OF him"
she sayH waving my arms and call.
INF Here he fl. here he isr A neigh
nor ana his Vito came To- our aid, and
! cried to them for clUthcsllne. Thcn
lass|ed that man and lied him hand
ana loot My husband. who had been
following me- left FOR a patrol wagon,
ana we LETT our hired mag. In charge OF
the burglar. In u few minutes / found
mat he mad broken away, and / had TO
give chase again. Everybody Joined
IN ana We hnd him again. and ] made
MN clasp his two hands together and
DC tied up again. Then he started TO
ditto the knots with his teeth and got
roal vicious. and, worst OF ain. called
mo names OF the most dreadful sort.
Ihcn threw q good rock ut him. and
kept threatening TO brain him IL he
moved or said anything moro impu-
dent"
such Is the story Of san Franclseo's
latest heroine.
Japan medIatcs division OF china in
10 three kingdoms. Purity, streugth
economy nrc avowclly the provinces
over which Pricea Cream Baking Pow
der "a rgtruuuf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22
NOT OWNED BY THE TRUSTS,
REVOLUTIONS nv THE CRY
CDINgII

COUNCIL.
"Hrsoivcd, THAT the city courrIt of
F"rt worth most heartily Iuiottrs
tho proposition made by the T"rt
worth nHtiy Gazette 20 hnih ia tbf.
city II Semi-C~uteunihi Exposition In
$500, ana that we urge our pr"pI~
20 Ei'r the same hcir enrnest .up-
port believing that suoh M csuo
a'ti"n VIII rebound not oniy 90 the
interest OF thc city, but 10 all rcuns.
ut II hut proper that che ruuntiinr
w of the nTst hnif ccHtur, of stntr-
hood OF TcSnz and the nrat hntf cen
fury AFTER tho eHtHbiishmcnt OF IA
military post on the site where
now Fort worth stands AI,out,i lac
"onimomorntcd Ia ntlnE ntytrt
therefore, this body enters heart and
soul tut" the movement to have in
this city next year "a scmi-Centon-
MAI Exposition such ~ VIII ceIr-
br"tc those two events Ia a manner
fhat VIII properly place before the
"iNilis"d world the grnndour OF our
state its unboundsd resource. aud
tho progressive spirit which AMI
mates our people,"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

Zone OF the funniest cafsil
says u jolly book agent W.
oanyHssing for an oncyeloT,
composed Of two VOLUMES
the Penobscot valley. lain
whore there was a very sii,l,l
young lady who mouthsd y
o precision that reminded y.
lady who practiccd On
prism. I mado known ~
extolled the encyclopedia %
known to the profession,
quietly, and whom l bad ~
up her mouth and said, VI
volume, sir Tho Idea o.
an encyclopedia being wars
rest OF tho work was sah
noored me. Which yolumr
second ono, sir. But n,s
already got the flrst VOLUME
replied stifly. Il will tsls.
umo.' | had no more '0A'
journal. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22
a, n. WILLIAMS,
N. u. LLOYD,
W. ~. TAYLou.

The storm waves will reach this me-
rldlan and the other changes noted
Will occur NJ and within 100 miles nt
Fort Worth within twenty -four hours
before or after sunset OF the dates
given.
January 2l-Wlnd changing.
January 22-Coolcr and clearing.
January 2t-F'air and cool.
January ~ -ModorutlnR.
January Warmer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22


Tho great bulk Of tho I'd
nothing, literally nothing II \
knows something OF rural III
agree to this. Tho casual srl
reader reads fiction, biognT.s
travels md no small amount 4 I
In u diluted form. Tia erairi
rend and trust their periGiai
and their newspapers. The ~
real readers, who feed thcIrnl,s
men their bodies, read viii 4
oughnoss and patience than 81
Tho entrance oxnminatlon Ia &
at oxford, Cambridge, RdIrAss.
lin Is trllliug MS compared vi
franco examination for Hrrr
sity; but, on tho other hand b
steal and mathematical news
highest rank hero go thruus.
Of reading that our men hsrlg
England has nothing llks y
Of average well read men ihaa
America, but America has
the number Of thoroughly vss
ly travelled, highly trained no
and IN all tho professions ~
In England. In America hr
spread education Of the hAla
there is, confined to nancE
education OF the tortolse, AZ
fable that the world Is PeiS
back Of a tortoisel At AM y
carries u very heavy propori'
tho worlds responsibility .
and America together wouA
little fear from the fnturs ~
what men read is no. o 2.
their capacity. who has na
with enough university fhHi
u wardrobe OF who were "
competentsi-Forum.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

This paper Is kept ON iilo and ndvcr-
Using rates may be nBccrtaiurd az ihh
Office Of tho American Newspaper Pun
iiBherR' Association. Temple Court
Now York. or from It's Eastern buN-
neHn office. Is Tribune building, New
York.
western hualnena ONCE; coo. 1.-THE
Rookefy." Chicago. III.
g. c. Bcckwith. sole agent Tor foreign
edVcrtieinF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22
REGULATION ny THn roHr WORTH
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.,

Resolved. That the Chamber Of
commerce benrtily Endorses tho
movement inauguratcd by the DaIIy
caAotts 10 hold In tho city of Bort
worth an exposition that win mp
Dropriatcly celebrate the seni-Ccn-
toaniai AnniVorsay of the admission
of Tosns into the Union OF states.
and Of tho establishments OF the nail
ttary post of Fort worth.
Resolved further. That "a oommtt-
tee of three he appointed by the
president of this chamber 90 com
slider ways nnd means and 90 sub
init plan for tho promotion OF
said enterprise.
The following committee was APP
pointedt
a. n. WILLIAMS,
N. ~. LLOYD,
W. n. TAYLOR,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

The Nation,
l think about the nearest thing to
heaven there could be
Would he to be q Judge and ride at
one's own liberty
He has pasaes In HIS pockets. an wears
the best OF clothes,
An the poriers are polite to him no
matter who else goes.
They know he's got the 'fiuoneo II ne
hasn't got the "tln,"
An when they see him comm, they
say.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

TRAVELLING AGENTS.
Tho travelling agents OF Tho Gazette
arc;
W. H. INGALLS,.
j, 4, TERRY.
w II. MAnCHNAN.
-. M NOBLE
j., l.. MELLON.
PROF. CARL VINCENT.
H. r. arAtTt.
=. II DANIEL.
W. ~. MULLEN.
j, ~. CRAIG.
Letters OF authority arc given - all
other parties especially accredited TO
represent this paper.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

TERMS on sUDsCNIfIIUH' ~ NNIH'
Tho Daily and Sunday Gazette one
The Daily and Sunday Gazette. six
months 1850 49,.
The Dnly and Sunday Gazette, three
mopths $500.
mo Daily and Sunday Gazette ono
month. 10 cents. .,0
The sunday Gazette, one year 49,
The Sunday Gazette. ak mon nv
hoo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

THE WEEKLY GAZETTE.
one year OsHuod every Fridiy). 60
cents,
Six months. 20 cents
All poBtmaHtcra arc authorized TO act
as agents for The Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

rersons who are unable 10 buy
The aascttn ON trains. or whose de-
i"ory OF the paper Mt their homes
- uusattsrsctnryt will confer
fnvor by writing the facts 10 tho
management,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

That Bowie mohbing Incident Is dis.
cnssed In teday'a Gazette by represent
ative citizens of Bowie,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

That splendid meeting at tho Hotel
Worth last night shows that the heart
OF Fort Worth Is In the seml-centcn-
NAL enterprise.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

Factories are coping southward.
What is Fort Worth doing to catch
themf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

Fort Worth will wear her present
charter clothes until she sets used TO
them. This much Is settled.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22
right
nNNnll

walk
An when he gets aboard the train to
so on somewhere,
You bet they hustle round and SEQ
he gets the softcs chair
An plush To put his feet on. an a
plllcr Tor his head.
An when he wants sleeper he gets the
aoftes' feather bed;
For q judge IL mighty handy TO stand
In with don't you seer
That's why he gets ticket that says.
free"
ride
You
l5ut when he Tota to heaven--will his
- pass avail him thereg
VIII Il yet him through the portals
an, buy golden chalrg
"hen 81 Peter takes the pnsteboard
an scans Il DER ana o'or.
WIZ be say; I'm glad TO see we.
judge" an open up the door,
On, no. hen call the bell boy, with
a makes me tired" frown,
An cay Gabriel. take this gentle
man. an
show
him
down"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

when Fort Worth backs anything
It goes" said the Boston paper and
the assertion was ratified at the con-
ference Of business men held lnst night
to plan for the scmi-centonnim expo
HItlnn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

Entered at the postoiilcs at Fort
worth, Texas. as Becond-ciasA mail
matter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

Washington, Jan. x i,,i I,
KY, public building y,
600. was passed by ne "a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

DELIVERED BY CARRIER.
The Daily Gazette except sunaRy)
10 cents week.
Daily and Sunday Gazette. 10 centR
week. payable at the end OF cheh
week: II paid IA advance. 90 cents
fpnpfh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

The sami-censonnIal movement moves
of grandIx.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

Japan medlatcs division OF China in
10 three Kingdoms Purity, streugth.
economy, nrc avowedly the provinces
over which Price'a Cream Baking Pow
der ~ rcEuunt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

hey shall slt down . r., 49,, -
~, from palm. Rest from perseen,lon
transpsriir unneefIainty Beautiful, joyous,
and wa,nan everlasting restl Oh, men
bloomin~ Q. Tho frozen north, and the
Tho r,Jps south and from the realms az
10, yonr ~ setting sun, through Christ
place y,h.sa s forgiven and start for the
hlissfDl ~ you may Of last sit down in
while tbsra osety from tho fatiRuea Of earth
heaven tuli over you the raptures II
rough tu,s,y o. you hRye had such a
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