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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29
ENEAL.

many MoNKRIgsS = Jackson ackf,onvri'ss,
-rsxns Deesmbsr 25.-Mnrrieu AZ ~ =,
hence OF the brides mother, AZ. W. t.rhev
nrady TO Misc Charlie Monkstl'5iiie their
left on the tfst u'ih 49,
future home. 49,,
t,t,NyNrrT- Observation-Disclosures ieNus,
Member eT.-Dis rlct Clerk w, -. , ner
nett and Miss Sophie W. r ~ 4, WTlsyvfil n.
ried al the residence Of X Ina,nnt' Rey'
near Courtney. on the siNh ni''A"
Nr. Adams officiating
cARPENTER- cAVIN-corpus Cni fIsn.
rayae December 2T.Mr. Nj. IL CArpsii, ~,
md Miss Maggie Gavin were n
Christmas Day at o'el9uh' weii
VEN NneSrn fruIt dealer while. the bid T.
Veil known composltor In the CaiieI cruz
wuIrTENRtiRG DEvER - u,erge-
t,wn' Texas, December sj--Ms, w. I'd
Whitsenburg. nem6srs S Syh III er burg. an
~, katherIne Dever were marilt q a..
S M, today al the Methodist chufSn, ihvs
ieft Immediately on a trip sy,, srasas
tonic ard other paints ~ nv known and
iSn ntvsddlng was popular one.
e.Ira.tlIl.L hnlllnger, Texas "
s - Ss-captain Ilufus sales o. Soisi'
ann and Miss Anna HUI. me neahs'G ~
and accomplished dnngn'. ,r,leily matrleJ
III OF n,e ~ the BRIDES father on tht
AZ I'm instSnt and they lei! imme ed ne shal
| .Sat,evilIe where they VIII sPIiroe5l ,hcr
49, win relatives and tnlenuifii nay.
unRlr 10 Corticana. where tney WIN "'"N'
'n p,, i,FRr-MuLLINs = Bsllinger, XXX XIX.
! ,baian,h,r al- Captain I'd Elliert 1iiu W., 49,
ise hI,tilins. both OF ms htS,ii,orf I,
AdR % nr, lie 9Th. Captain bliieph :,
i,tir ~ ths IRE department q r,s ore
cnii' aieo tlpkot agent and ie.tRI w., III,
eno ~" al the santa Re rallr9'ihsa ,he hahI
IAi iin,.r,aS boys and fremen diu ur - sr,t
In raehv him In tho way o. R, nass Mis-
sm' wishes for future hhlpn,,,tfnl YOUR
vte,ini,,ra = lovely and bedu are ard ~
MUM 10 mas long resided mere, s,1 W,
h,uy.As are many and MADE VIZ
I iT,s Nv. ns low FOR her In many WAss- ~.
or VII ~ cox puErT-TsT,gl,. 7 ~ M,
y ~ si-Gaorge r. Wucok ~, IN
eenpeM ahie Pustt were mars,e .,rest YES
Mlssa ~ lie brides parents " 49, ,,,in fo-
h onls " and left on the eysn'hx n w 40 I
Snn ,he Young people are VIZ, Nv, an cs,,,n,t'y
Eo,.n r w IN Ibis part oI ths SYs sssef
1pp xcileox heinz a pfoninen,,s, ~, 70 cliv AMI
MT: ,ny Young merchan, q ,hi1 u' Il
prtkinf ss,tf The re- ogdifed DIV. "a cso.
NE, , MY ri. GENERA uls,ions .s sny s al
oo n,'p"fi or their futrrs p,osepgdisd t6sii
wisnss are unstiatediy sAtqnasS 49,
/, Is thsir tsiead~
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

Rowru.-wrlie oliver aged 10, charged
with stabh,ng schoolmato TO death. was
admitted 10 ball In 500
YoAKrM.--Johu. Holland. Twins. a few
mites south OF this city, had HIS les
broken by his horse throwing him.
ABILENE.-B i.otspelch was shot
through the riEht arm BY Deputy Sheriff
Lon Cunningham. who acted In aelf-de-
tense.
CRoCRETT--A negro has surrendered
70 the sheriff. acknowledging that no shot
his wife and her mother. Particulars NOT
known.
oVERToN. - The international and
Great Northern ticket office was ralded
by thieves and the company II about ~
short on cash.
PGTrsBURG. Jesse sayles', colored
mule ran away through the woods
Saylcs head niruek limb OF a tree. kill
ina him instantly.
ieNNtS.-Ntlas d, A, Parks. while shoot
burst IN her hand burning her severely
and breaking ring on her finger.
TERRELL,--F NJ. Hoarndon. AGED co,
was found lying near water tank and
claims 10 have been thcr0 five days with
nothing TO eat or drink. lie was almost
dead when found.
Anderson Marion Finley, charged
With killing Tobe Harrison, viii be tried
January 10, Mr. Finley IL In jail and the
Judge is very anxious to get tho jail
cleared before he adiourns court,
| VELAsCo.- tho week ending be.
Gambler u thes0 were twenty-tour deeds
to real estate Aoid In nrlinrR county
/ and n'ed In the county clerlSB office,
| amounting 10 sN,9is55 rhore was one
sale OF $4,000 and one Of $3.50.
| oRANGE.-Pctor FERGUSON, native
OF jamaica, aged On. who has for some
| tnc been employed N striker In W
| McKocver's machine shops, went 20 he'd
! complaining. and not coming out TO break
| fast. was found dead IN bed, II Is thought
| he died from the effects OF opium.
| BROWNSVILLE, = Layetano Leaf, a
| prisoner from Hidalgo county, charged
! with murder. who was brought here aI
| tho Inst term of court on a change OF
| venue died at the Cameron county AL oil
/ general debility. He was g years old
Tho cnso was continued from the last
term.
GNNADo. Several transfers Of real
estate have been made this week Mos
notable Ia thp sale OF dO1 acres one nil,
north Of Ganado by Mfr. sponuth 70 NJ
l. e. Adams OF llllnoin Mr.. Adams vii
move his family and effects 10 Gnnndi
next month. Mr. A. w, Manon. also o
| Illinois, IL here prospecting for a lars'
hog ranch. Mr.. Mnnoh is an extensive
stock raiser and viii buy somewhere nea
4 aAAdO,
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iSoPaay With his family, and will preach
III. I ht sermon here Sunday in5rt,.i,e
~ n9aTd OF stewards Of the church mi
,St night and decided upon the afni,,,,i
W a., tne pastors salary for the new wear
Of or sa rU.muia'ed a plan for the collection
LA rians are being drawn VI for new
nnolel 10 be. erected on Fourth STR Of IN
uralngc The proposed building Mas a..
reany been leased and Will 81 ocsupisa
h ho, soon as completed by an experienced
,,o Mr.. 2, :. Harris has begun the erec.
llon OF handsome rasdtr co on seventh
street. Mr. T. n, Smith ms in course
OF erection n neat cottage where his
aoriner residence was destroyed by fire
The city council is IN session tonight.
DISCUSSING plans for the erection Of the
new school building for which they pro-
rose to issue bonds and also 10 receive
the report Of the finance committee on
the appornonment Of taxes for the en-
\ suing year.
The young ladies OF Orange arc rrr-
porlng to give Leap Year ball 10 the
. young men on New Years eve
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December 15--News was received here this
morning OF the d.sth Of Mr. Frank Gar
l,sa. a leading merchant at Point Igabsl
lie was - YEAR, old and leaves a WITS and
ten children. Pneumonia rs,isrd his deafh'
large number from Rr1wnsvilie Went
down on the train q attend the funeral.
REV: u. D. BANTER Rockdaie, Texas,
December 2l--icor the thlfd TINS In tn
past two months Rockdaie ia called upon
TO mourn the departure of u pioneer citi-
zen Rev. D. u. Baxter, a baptist min.
ister long since retired. died last night a,
The residence of his daughter Mrs. T.. VI
Rowlett. In the sd year OF his lfa ID (.
ceased was y man Of or at purity u char
He'cr,, and his vrnerahls Azure win lons
the Baptist church,
EDDIE MASTERS--Tcmpic Texas, DO.
ily. OF the death OF Eidie Mas,ers' son
scarred 1n IL New YORK MassSr wnS Ss
Mr. ". II. Masters was for . nunbeI
Gulf Colorado ard Santa 70 railroad, WIN
| headquarters In Galveston. and tho man,
friends Of The family Will regret to learr
| q the young mans death lie Was "
| his 18th wear.
JOHN o'NErLI,-Ba,lirgcr. Texas. De
cemher e6.'-Cantaln John o'Nein. a mos
,siimablo tlilzen. died on the 2ld from
/ injuries received from a fall which cas-
a gloom over the entire town and com
\ munity. Cantain OMEN was one OF IN,
| most thorough civil engineers aud railroaS
| ocators IN the United states. having dur
| tng his lifetime flied the position OF cnie
| locating engineer on the Union pacinc
the. Texas and Pacific. tho Fort Wcrtl
| peka, tho Cu,f, Colorado and santa ~
| and the Link Life railroads. ~ tho tim
| o. his death he YVES home on visit Y
| Link Line. Ills wife had preceded MN
| to the grave lust two months to n uay
Sight small children mourn their los
! md no relatives arc known OF IN thi
country. Captain o'Nelh oume from Ire
tuno In Ills new country and the whcrc
| Hhouts OF his re'atlvon or kindred is no
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29
FIE TEXAS BEE KEEPERS.
|t,tlra of the Apiarists of South
| vest Texas at Wharton.
hlDDENED BULL KILLED Ills OWNER.
y men Torm"nied by Christmas Rev
/ l.rs-Prepa,at inns for Work Mt the
Mouth of tho Jettie. -

-,syton. Texas, December 2G.-The
..hxtst Texas Bee Keepers association
!, ,od,y at J.ol AZ the court house, pur-
,sut to tho call OF the secretary. AIR. j.
(,r,msley of Beevllle. Texas
presldent Il. J. Atehiey OF Bcevllle,
,tlns the chair. called the meeting to
I,ilr.
mere were present tie following NOM
kky. 4. r. Jones Of Mllano, II. A. Jar
"a wharton ] o. Grimsley, u. j. Atch-
u willle Atehley. Charles Atchley, Bee
nm; v. S. seegar, w o. Victor. Mrs. W.
n Victor. W. l.. Hobbs. j. II. Cloud, a.
i Foster. John Frazer.
The presl1ent stated that the cbject of
n, meeting was to dlscu So the various
|,,hlee,s relating TO bees and bee culture.
Mr. Atchley exhibited "A sample. with tho
.,sen. OF the ive-band Italian bee.
The secretary read a paper by MIRA.
j.nnie Atchley OF Beeville on Bee Keep
tg for Ladies'"
Mr. Victor reported as his seasons work:
r,ed aud has sold three-fourths of cor.
had Of bee supplies, 900 queens and 100
J.phds Of bees l5.0O pounds extracted and
ln pounds comb honey.
Mr. E, j, Atchley reported that he had
10 200 queens, $1,000 pounds Of bees. four
rsroads OF hives and go pounds OF wax.
| M n. A. Jansen; Started with 22i col
eses and has now $50. He has shipped
~ pounds extracted ana 400 pounds comb
| krey
| Willie Atchley reported the sale Of e51
runds comb and 30 pounds extracted
l,ney; also selling seyenty-five queens, all
| Heyland
| Nj Grlmsley reports that he started
NTH thirteen colonies, and that he has
I'D twenty-five queens during tie se1son
v pounds comb and extracted honey.
| By 3 r. Jones Of Milnno: Started with
eighteen colonies. has now thirty.
Nj W o. Victor delivered an exhaust
| he and Interesting address, eXemplfying
With various improved machinery how Il
obtain the most profitable honey flow.
nt was followed by Mr.. T. II. Jones OH
| How to Produce Comb Honey"
Messrs. Victor, Jansen, While Atohley
}nres and frlmsley were appointed q
| esnnllttre 10 arrange a programme fcI
I tomorrow, Friday, December q.
The meeting adjourned until 1890 or
pe day mentioned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29

Died From the Effects Of Dose of Rougi
on Rats

Died From the Effects Of a Dose of Rough
on Rats.
Galveston, Texas. December 27.--Ahout
$3.50 o'clock yesterday Afternoon teie-
phone message was received at police
headquarters that a man was quite III
at q house on avenue NY. officer Meyer
and the patrol wagon hurried to the
scene. 4 man was lying on a bed In n
room In the house and had the appearance
of suffering intense pain. His face was
flushed and he held his hands on his
stomach. lie wns unconscious. As quick
ly as possible he was l.fto1 into tho pa
troll wagon and conveyed TO the hospital.
An hour after his arrival at the hospital
he was a corpse. His maine Is said TO
have been +. q. Lane, ABOUT 90 years
OF ago and the supposlton was that he
{ Ted from the effects OF powerful drug.
10 determine the matter en- uu;orry was
Qua ntlty OF a white substance was found
In his stomach. supposed N be rough on
rats. Lane Is said to have come he G
from some point in the Interior but no5n-
Ing was found to afford much OF clue
to his history or belongings, eNctht
| bible and n letter, the contents OF wh'eh
have not been given out II pre-
sumably case OF suicide
FlRECRACKERS CAUSE a LOSS.
Chief Wegner Of the fire department
saws that the patriotism OF two boys to-
day has Il fire loss value OF $500 or khere-
abouts They shot off some hreeraehe's
this noon in the house OF Miss Doyle
iressmaker on avenue NJ. between IhlF-
ty-nnth and Fortieth streets anu me
roof Of the building burned cut am o !
| The furniture is loss. The next no "
| house. occupied by c. ], Meyer, caught
| and the kitchen burned. Both arc o.,
| story frame buildings. The my oSn9d' L
| ment had a hard run through the NY.
The FURNITURE in the Doyle ,reti5enre
was Insured in the Germunla Insurance
company OF Mes York for 500 Thyre
was no insuranee on the meyer h'ua0'
BEAR HUNT
Ex-Governor Hog. Louis workman,
! Holmes Cummlns and W. II. Holmes oil
, Austin arrived this morning and let on
Colonel Moodys launch Ariel for Lake
SUNRISE on a weeks camp hunt. They
were accompanied by W. l.. Moody, Jr.'
and sealy Iiutchiugs OF this city and eS-
pect to be Joined at the lake by President
| Fordyce OF the Cotton Belt rallrouu' JONI
| NJ duncan OF Tyler Barnett Gibos Cap
| tain CASTOR ], N. Simpson and W. A.
\ Shaw OF Dallas, Major Mike Looscan oi
/ Uonston and Bryan Callaghan OF san IN
tonic The party was ~ eXeeilehi, sp I,.ytt,
! this morning. and the hunters VIII pr,oo.
1 ablv have a good ceR Of fun, whelhcl
they kill any bar OF not
WANT HIM TO TALK,
Hon. William ] Kerr OF Pueblo, Col1
,s spendinQ a few weeks n, Sour Lake
recuperatlng. He is quite well known &c
several of tho prominent citizens Of Cal
WESTON and nm effort will be made TO m
duee him 10 visit this city before hl'
, return 10 Colorado. aud g WI te Hi
vited 10 deliver m 90 LIS , MN asne I'M
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29

NJ. bourgeois. the French premier f"
n cycilnt
Miss Ralfoura book Is IN tho form on
ten letters The Illustrations are from
sketches by herself
Mir. Anthony Hope IN now anxious 20
oonfine himself entirely 70 the production
OF longer books
Zoin's mime is again mentioned ~ con,
nection with tho vacancy IN tne fiv, ,,sa
Academy. Dumas always voted Tor no'e'
Sir George Trcvelyan Is touring " itnly
ana does not propose 20 rotuIH 70 Ins'
lard before January next,
ono Of the dearest books published y
TO he Mr. Morris new edition Of Ms own
"Fartiiiy ParsdiBe"--pric@ " guineaa.
Miles Kingscy. who In indignant a. ~.
lrp calio1 n now woman, asks VI ths
splthet would he applied 10 the queen
OF Sheba. who waA also great "A''
Ger.
Mr.. John Morley in an article in on. ono
OF the magazine. SAYS. rhels are p NOV
living whose lives need 10 BIO written o.
should be written"
When secn IN regard 10 the report that
he had been offered and declined the prehl-
doncy Of the Venezuelan commission ca
President Harrison said that the story
was purely imnsinaiiyc He refused ~
talk further upon the venezuelan "oupies
JnAy Enrt.ake's letters and journal lusl
one iii,ie tlt.bit. ".N iody was telliir
me Yesterday that she had mot HerDerl
bismarck NJ tho Duke OF Westminster
aud never came across more concerted
prig. 1 should IKE 70 to,s Herbert n nns
hianhet and their papas " another.
must no, venture 70 say more. or ! WIZ
shock even you"
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the ptATa ROLL

,fps NARY Pr ,Ks-corpps Christi
., Nilnn. Mis- I,.cefnh>r eT-Nfrf MARY Pf1kA
III a. her hons IN sha -pbufg on christ
mas pay. she leaves husband ana hVe
children. r..r,,..
MRS. WILLIAM LIgHTNlEhI, b I.,t,nar
l.s.s' ~ f,eo w. Grfntholiee, died 'ter
M tnsrning at o'clock Of eonS,lhapu9h
.rhs rnnains VIII be shipped 20 Ban AN
tonic for inierment 49,,
J. A. TASpY-T,stnpis; r ~ y, tne s u,
VA rlrpected citizens Of Temple; W.,
* Ia home last nlEht and MI pe pnr ,,-
al Inc city .cesnetery To-Day, "a n eonniy'
FRANZ 0AsisiuA-l,sowas,siis, texas
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STRAWBERRIES IN BLOOM.

Alvin, Texas. December N.--The Wells.
Fargo Express company are preparing to
aect an additional building to nceomo-
ua'e the strawberry and vegetable ship
nsn's OF the coming season.
Inc strawberry patches are In bloom
y, - few ripe berries are reported II
~ ~ severe freeze occurs shipping WILL
Svmmence In january.
me coast county ecititn Of The 70
80 an excellent number and receiNcu
s1s,ny Compliments from the people o.
r,Min. The write up OF this place wa
I'VE as 10 facts aud was read win
sfeat deal Of interest
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THE rEp.nEApEp DOLL.

Chicago Record,
ono OF the novelties In the Christmas
shop windows Is the red-heudcd doll. In
taEt years children have preferred the
blonde doll or tho real brunette, WIN
black hair and black eyes, but this year
the rod.headed doll has made rs appear
nnce. and the storekeepers already report
n good sale The faces are OF bisquo, very
preitlly modelled and the hair GUS al
over the head or hangs down In long
red braid down the back. Another new
doll that promises 10 be popular " the
policeman doll. II has biAqpe head a
fair aud a glittering uniform Of blue with
4 red bot and collar. II Is about FOOT
high.
TOYS for little girls " an imported uot'
that throws a kiHs very gracefully wnen
4 slriuQ IL pulled.
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TO AID IM MIGRATION.

ouanah. Texas. December s1.--An IN
s'esting meeting OF the representative
business men was held here this after
a'n icr the purpose of aiding immigranor
" ms section. A large number OF ms
representative business men were presen
NJ, M after brief talk by J. u. buchanan
f,I,sresenting the Fort Worth and DenNel
tss,,in It's Immigration move TO aid thl,
VA Ion ard others. quite q sum OF MON,
az ss.Inp,scribed to aid the enterprise, ans
"a o-a-time spirit shown.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29


SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
beaumont. Texas. December I.-1hc
REGULAR fifth Sunday meeting Of South
sast Texas Baptist Sunday schools met
y me Baptist church In this city Mt 1850
ve'oek this morning. the visitors present
N'hg Rev. j. j. Baird and wife Of Or
,hse' Rev n. II. Fagln and wife. Of
levers; Rev. John Peveto, Of Jonnsons
SssVui hey Joe colburn, OF Terry; ik-v.
", ka!lln, OF Houston, and the Key.
'soIge Il. stoyal OF Sabine Pass,
avnuhys session was consumed by a
SssSS,Sns aion of Missionary Work Of Tho
epsn s1aSt Texas association" which wa
iipenel by the Kew. 4. n. Fagin Of
L levers and In which nearly all present
.~s,1.iiupated. The remarks disclosed
s,sslV N missionary work amtng the
NIInetent Baptist congregations.
H., again discussed extensively and L o
tn ~. days session closed with an clio:
o,enge tonight.
M following is tho programme for tomor-
sn.?o a. m.-"whnt Relation docs the
sunday School sustain to the church, 9
tew W. G. Luther and Rev. j. NJ.
hainn sunday School Affairs In the
n eSpumnls OF this Ass ociotiun and the Neei.
vrsanization for their improvement,
:, Al, Hatton, j. NJ. Singleton, c. II.
p m.-sunday School discussion re
tismmed by Revs. d. Dyson. j. d. Camp
s, 10 p m.--sermon by Rev. George IL.
u is expected that the attendance to-
m nero will be largely Increased by mum.
~ VINO are expected to arrive tonight
anu tomorrow morning.
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FATAL FUN.

A Bull. MRddend by Tormentors, Kn!eo
His Owner.
Bertram, Texas. December g.-The tuii
PARTICULARS OF quito @ strange killing nave
been related TO Tho Post correspondent.
Mr. NJ Ottlngers, very highly respected
eenteinan, living about eight miles north
Of this place, was killed by his Durham
bull. The particulars are about as fol-
lows. as told by an eyewitness; A young
nan was staytng al night at the house
Of Mr. Ottlnger, who, at late hour dis
covered that the bull was loose and called
me yong man, who got up; the two
ntn went together and tied up the brute.
M otungcr called TO the young man
,or some fodder to feed the animal, Mnen
he stopped to unite the Fodder, tho beast
JUMPED upon him and before the young
mAh could beat him off he had so badly
injured MIR. Ottinger that he died in about
q hour. From the report. 1t seems that
soout SIX boys or young men had taken
rs ine ouli away and intending to have some
~ me parties were seen In the act, Dul
NE rope was cut and tracks OF about
tnat number of men and horses were seen
lnsht morning. II seems that they tool
MN cut through the neld and probably
Mhen no became maddoned and dangerous
tnry turned him loose.
oins is quite a dep.orable affair Mr.
utunser leaves family OF two grown
daughters, one grown son, q wife and
BONE small children, who have the sym.
pathy OF the entire community. Mr.. OF
tmEtr was gentleman, n kind father ans
'he community
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29

10 arbitration. tt IA Is all that our gov
crutnant has asked her 10 do, She has not
been told that she must rcllnauish those
claims and submit to tho Judgment and
Wishes OF Venezuela. II has not even
been intlmatod 20 her that said claims
are valid and uuwarrantvd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29

ouintana. Texas. December H-Mr. l.,
r. Deger. the syndicate's head man here,
is arranging everything Preparatory 10
going 10 work on tho Jetucs. The barEes
Velgsco and the tugboat Will arrive Sat.
urdsy from Galveston. when work VIII
commence Al once and be pushed rapidly
Until the jettiss are completed
yeias.o. Texas. December z.-Instead
of tho rock contract being lot 10 Lee a
ferguson. as was reported 70 The Post
II should be the Quiz Towing company,
but o. Measra Lee & Ferguson are the
principal men In the toWinE company,
tho mistake was made
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29

Memphis commerclai-AppcaL
Our voice IS for peace. but II tho Eng
iish keep on writing poetry A Us wo
rhail not be answarabls TOT mo eonis-
| oucucea.
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pLnAsAMrNlns or mr. noun.

Reporter--I heard funny dialogue be.
tween two TRUCK drivOra IN book on
the street just now snail write II up
verhaun9
City Editor.-Noa,
Reporter 10 hlmscln--we apaee-men al
nest ought to erect monument to the
fellow who invested two-om oaHnes.-
S3nloryilo Journal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29

Are you going to have a pleasant
Christmas. Nam
"oh. lovely, Bob took me down town
md showed me all the beautiful thing
he would give mo II no wasn't broke p
Chicago Record.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29

ot"nge. exas. December H.--Ths new
sss'or OF the Methodist church at
SAse' Rev. W. 7. Burch. arrived here
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29

Man and Efpfess.
Ia-d Is fplly entiusd 70 rspk ~ Aisusss
" Lhe hsL<A
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29

WORK For THE coMMIssIoNERs
Now York Advertiser.
without Wishing TO be regarded as hp.
nnalins to the God Of Battles we would
Ike 10 max where Mr.. Bchomburgk got
the X which no makes use OF In his name
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29

Globe Democrat.
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controversy which stands out above all
Others. and ths' Is the refusal OF Eng
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29
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