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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

Mrs. Tom Holloway sends bullet
Through Her brain.

o.so o,ct,cls
D1llas' Tex Jan. 80 ~ .ii,,,,',
ms afternoon, AIRS. loin ''t f,ai,
wiIe OF prominent Ht'otns! tclseir
las' su'cIuel uJ sn ,'' 1T To-,
through the lam enc liN ' NOou' Ne.
hours al'er tne sAo.' HsHe. ia a''I'',r,' =.
gained CONSCIOUSNESS A!ts. lioi ii','''',-
was formerly MISS lIo"ti'
ter OF W. a. Ifo"er, Oh que ti.,.,is
mos proIllhtnt Iaui;i.es a" ii''' va
she was primarily tlugalcd "NH "''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

AuSun, Tex Jan. g.--One Of the
members OF The house who divides the
attention pal1 to Hons OF the hour.
u Hon. Buuyan King OF Rockwell. He
was warmly congratulated over his
Triumphant re,urn to oinelal life by
bae members % tie house WHO formed
ms soquaintasee during the session Of
the Twenty third Legislature. iW.ng.
Il WIZ be remembered, was the choice
u the Democrats OF Rockwell, but mud
incurred the dlspleasuro OF a small
clique VI Dallas politicians who nomlu.
ated l.. ID. Stroud. King was nom
mated by another convention, which
was regulated by Chairman James G.
Dudley Of the state exectrlve commit
tee, for alleged irIcg,ilarlty. King car
RED the district by 1900 plurality. Inc
Populists winning second place In Dal-
las county and in Rockwell county
Stroud making a showing OF 1875 votes
out Of a possible 1900, The fight from
It's lnciplency TIL It's close attracted
widespread Interest IN the political clr-
eles OF the state, and King became one
Of the best advertised Statesmen In
Texas. He declares mat he Is a simon
pure ls-israt fne Democrat. notwsta-
standing the charges published against
him q while back
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

Dallas Toy The fnast Motel struetnrS
In the south: Inc only first-class hotel
In the state on The American plan. An
solutely hre proof. Rates $3.50 to 81
per day. w. ]. Alden. manager for
merry OF the Hotel Vendome Boston.
J. S. Fletcher. Kansas Citv: ". II.
King, Chicago; w. u. Thurbpr. Chica.
90; Frank Walsh. ST. Louls: / @.
Middleton, Dallas: Il. p. Royd chi.
cage; D. Quill. Galveston: Homer
Eads, san Antonio; p ii. Coornba.
Houston; l.. NJ. Davis. Brookdeld M.
Ralph Eastman. Plttsburg. Pa: A. A,
Kramer DanIs5n. II Cniia,7,-o
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

Austin, Tex, Jan. o,-col. $. j. Burns
represents Brown county In the house.
He is rugged specimen OF physical
manhood, and served calamity as q
Confederate soldier In a Missouri reg
iment during the war. Coming in on
tne train With the colonel was a candi-
date for chaplain, who solicited The
vote or the gentleman from brown
county sir" said he ~ believe there
should be a sufficient number OF CHRIS
uans In The house 70 take turn about
"a opening the proceedings with pray
er u not. praying Will do that body
put lNae good, and we shall save IS
per day"
Tue disciple OF the meek and lowiy
was deeply pained HIS face mlrrored
prolonged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

memphis Tenn. Jan. 9.-Dlrectorz n,
,ne Memphls Jockey club today unani.
nr ros,y re.e!eeled S; r. Montgomery
Capt, George Arnold was elected nr anu
dent. presi
>. x Montgomery, Napoleon Hin w
Is, snowden. John W. Cochran IT,
presidents j. II Reese. secrctarv go
e, H, MONTGOMERY. c. c. Cowan. Frsnt,
~ ~ zones and r. T. Cooper. exeeutive
,ota ns governing power. which has here
e sUd9'e rested largely with the presiden,
sl,u secretary. is now vested IN ia w
N ~ committee, which IS understood
MOI NJ M, me basis Of compromise between
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

Minneapolis, MINI. Jan. "a speeial
70 the Journal from Aberdeen. s. ID
says; From reliable sources IL il iesr,
Cd that the defalcation OF State T,eas-
e urer w. W. Taylor will reach quite
asVOVo0. Practically all state moneys
WEI. were IN ms own hands except some S25.-
WV or 100000 which was on deposit in
various banks. The wreck & com
pletc. CUM
IL mas been known for a year tbat
Mr., Taylor personally had been In had
Htralghts, hut not one Of his mnst inri-
mate friends thought his situation
even desperate. They knew he hsI
oeen advancing and Investing money
teuhiessly considering the times, vet
they never dreamed the truth. wben
officers make au investigation NJ ~
lteAsurers office they will prnbabIv 10
fairs. ~ ''''on OF ar
waiter W. Taylor was born IN u
alana about 1854 and was for n dino
sssoeiased with his father in the coaI
business In Lafayette. Ind. From tba
uile ne was is years OF age he had
utmost exclusive charge of the busjno,s
ana developed a wonderful con5cit,,
ior grasping the details and intriencie,
OF very large trade. He came 10 ma
kota IN 1856 and established the Fjcs,
National bank OF Redfleld which ~
soon made one of tho leading nnanci,i
try. ''e eoun-
4. ne took an active interest in poli-
ties from the irst, was earnest In tbe
struggle for statehood and was DELE.
sate TO the frst state convention beia
N Huron IN 1889. At the approcsI ~
the convention Of 1890 held al Nfitcb-
Ell ne entered the race for state treas.
urer and secured the nomination after
spirited and exciting contest. Ho wns
renominatcd and elected for seeonS
term, W. len he completed on the Isl
or January OF the present year. The
bank bad capital 10000 s,r-
Plus or $4,000, and did n large b,sipass
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10
MCKINNEY nuncE,'
A Pnrdoned sinn Re-A,,.
Goods Stores In

.NuD
Goods stores to Close ~
Mckinney, Tex, Jan. 81
goods merchants OF the civ y.
ed an agreement to close III,
1880 p. M. throughout IN
cepting Saturday nights NJ
are rejoicing at this moye,ps-,
Burnie Williams. once
young business man OF hi,
who was sent to the peniten,
years ago from Denton ~
alleged crookedness in a lana Il
ton, was pardoned a few mos
by Governor Hogg and resto,Sl
citizenship. He came 10 MoKt.i
business today and was avaln n
on an old indictment charging NJ
passing a forged instrument M
Two young men OF the TOM \
the police racket" on a drum n
night and secured some mos
him. As n onsequene they al
gushing in jail today. d
There has been sufficient con !
er TO save the meat In this seetr
the reent rains have beneatsS ,
greatly, and furnishes some It'll
or.
The three parties, two white n,
a negro, recently arrested Tor 4,
into a freight train crew al Al
few miles below Mckinney, hsa
sent 10 the county road gars.
The Petersburg public school n.
work Monday morning after /
weeks holiday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

Austin. Tex, Jan, y.-Huu. Byron
Drew, editor Of the kaufman sun, aud
a member Of the lower house, was
seen last night Dy Gazette reporter.
IS there any ground Tor the rumor
lnat Ut, G.. y. Rlssers appointment
to the position Of medical super!nteud-
ent Tor me asylum OF the insane at
Terrell VIII meet with opposition 20
rue turning down of Dr. Preston is
deeply regretted by tho ciJizrus oi Ter
rem said the editors tAtesmuu. How
ever, / do not believe that It will be
Wise 70 Pecipitate fight between the
governor unu the senate. And then
those opposed Will have 90 take a
roundabout way 10 strike Ro8ser. The
board Of directors appointed by The
governor confirm the appointment OF
the medical superintendent To defeat
husser IL VIII bo necessary to I.evput
tne confirmation, by the sciate. of
me nominees for the board OF directors
or the asylum. Or. Preston Is held In
high esteem by the citizens of TERRELL
aud the inmates. the uufortunates COM
United to his care. almost lIollze him.
l nave seen their manifestations OF eg-
TEEN aud love during visits 10 the asy-
lum. Good Democrats say that Br
G. n. Rosser voted for the Populist
nominee for congress 10 tho Sixth dis
trlct, Col Jerome O. Keaiby. In prefer
ehcc 10 Hon. 10 Abbott"
IN conclusion, Representative Drew
predicted that peace instead of tu.luUii
VIII prevail, and so il Is not at ali
likely that DR. Bosscr viii be- dis
turbed' Parties at Dallas charge that
Or. c, n. Bosser worked Tammany IA
local political oTguuizatiom In The IN
ltfest OF the gOvernur-glect during the
campaign for the nomination. and Con.
gresham Jn Abbott, Il IS maintained.
uhafses that H1sscr scratched him for
a Populist, This letter h In do har5,
ot senator who docs NOT yots i050
miles from Terrell, II 81 were ueecs-
HaTy for the senate 30 CONFIRM. IL IL
saie to bet that a red-hot fight would
ge WaBed on Rosser, led by Senator o.
y Coiqultt, who was ataiwurt sun
porter OF Governor-elect Culboraon be-
Iufe and nftec the primaries in the
most intense Reagan county In Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10
GOV. HoGG ANGRY.
Hasn't Got Any Powder Magazine
Exploding Intentions.


Austin, Tex, Jan. Ex-Governor James
s. uogg was not in an amlable mood
this morning when a Gazette represent
alive CHANGED TO meet him al the parlor
of a tonsorial artist a local paper
stated IN IT'S news columns that Cover
nor Hogg is arranging perfect pow
der magazine TO turn loose on Culber-
son when he comes to The front with
his retrenchment and reform Ideas
by gatllns," said the governor,
there IS not single iota OF truth In
that statement. Not one. l am the
friend OF Charlie Culberson. made
six weeks campaign for him, and never
worked harder in my life. Now the re-
porter that penned that item never con-
suited me. and had nothing TO 90 on. 1
am the friend OF Charlie Culberson.
and will assist him all can. a pow
der magazine. By gatlins, what does
the critter mean? My message will
speak for itself. and there is no gun
powder plot concealed beneath the lines.
This sort Of stun Is apt TO create the
impression that 1 am anxious 10 en-
broil the incoming governor In a row
with my friends, and that's what makes
me mad. I know the daily newspapers,
with one or two exceptions, have been
closed to me Tor eight years. But
have always appealed u the people,
like TO make % hght for one other great
reform, but / am too poor, and must
retire An appeal 10 the people when
you are in the right Is always success
Jul Now look at the style in which me
big newspapers up north and elsewhere
are jumping on me for sending re-
QUESTION FOR Henry NJ. Flagler. the
Standard oil magHate By gatlins, /
would make rcqulsltiOn FOR the wealth.
lest man In America charged with vlo-
lattng the law, Just as quick as would
TOT the oommonest dago In the land.
Why not2 BY gatlins, l want It Under
stood mat j am not arranging 10 ex-
plode powder magazine In the vlcin-
ny Of Culberson. On the contrary, BY
gatllns, am his friend
The governor was crisp and emphatic
in his denial and also In his comments
on the editors who have condemned his
action In the Flagler matter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10


Jackson. Miss. Jan. 9.-Delegates
from seven Southern states ans,g.-c5
a., r,u ,-,t- ~, -
''''' "''' INNS IN the con-
Nentlon OF Cotton Growers Protective
association. They were from Alabama.
C;eyrrla I,,bsiars Ntissts,G,,t A.
49,
A' ma +SUr.i. aroma ana tennessee;
OyAFeiFuoh consists OF practical
T., ei'i,, ',. az ai''isis :, "4io seeih
10y le4l'@e lie necessity OF DONG
-, .i'i"H 20 ethallea tno value OF col.
~ sSi, 80 ''i's sumo pan 70 OAat ehd
II 7'Dic,
e"I, 9tone ealle9 me meeting To or
Ni,,,.,, a oIuCeu ii,e.oI - lane %
- p,oJge'or ut the eonVeh uon'
49,, 81 , sS l,''HlhH. S'"ed troN,
'' p, OF Allssl7a,ilpl' elecled president
Il, 'lo'' sso.Ilgty, 70 we ehair.
.3'oile tSnleuy TOT the present
~ W lHe esilDiishinent OF small fac
49, ~, lI''9l P'Nntels- ou"W-
- .I,'i.'''''-'7y w. iPpolntel' On
-. e ,.. II nlns'' N'NnaIna'
SoE. dahrs iaEie, ARKANSAS W. a.
49, ~ yytili,e5 49,. i,oulsl-
1H", . - ~; W,lAs,ilsDh. Noulh Caro!lnai
o 81 rrIestiy, rem e3see,
~ ,I,,la.. ", s =, heStoF
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NJ I'm I'm; W - ilpea, louisiana j.
ii,l,s,i,. 1,,',,, 81 "a o''i,rt, ~
49,, ~ n, hedhead'
81 ~ .. + 9l,l'th' AFShnsas'
49, '' .l',.t,,. Su - tHe reso-
st1'' We uilu uleTS were
l., ". ,usl, one PIpNlued Tor
;,, ,'''N O NV, ~ TOT an
~ 49, IN .ne e.trulA''o ~. Iheulul' 50
., W S'ic'i'eh n'oiley' me others al
80 ~ W " s'tih 'AIul on cut'9h
q. ~ ~ nus VI ~" pl"puseu 70 90
49,, ~, 20 ~ "a u.s. ~ tne
,,,,,,,,,,,s 49, d,,rir,' ~ pi'eiblhs
80 sa,,,. 90, o. - az ,.ls eie eHlstthce
~, ~, ~, ,eai " " pe' cent Tess COT
eon,S ~ No., w., $780,. 5,.,-
,bcir tandsnc,. r,.,,,s. ufastiu IN
,,,o,,,rer' =, ~, H. 'FSs''s holu up
MI. ,l,,,',,,l - go us eunhl %
s,a,in,, s,,. s ,,.i 'c .l lhe's ooll-
Fl H., ,,,t,I.. % mise Msro PRESENT.
Sau,1,, ,, io5,l Au1 had wi
e ,,., pvsn wen ulBesled oy ihdr
themselyos on cat,a ,,,e,noers eNpresssd
.ltu,naelEes on cotton srowlng and the
~ ~ Wy ~ inet ,,1,s 'ne price OF eoi-
manent orranlzation ma ~ a Pei-
was appointed 10 nrensra ~. ~, ,''.,,s
n constintion avs anu
\ resolution was orro-.t ~. ~.
pipes IN Ionisiana . w. " ar.
cotton ,pt,,eea on1 ,ai, i'I',' lgNlhS w
In conrress to snnnar, ~ ~ ~ .Vs''
Anotbcr Voc ossI,.pi .hS l,stel 1iil.
Tnnies nra,,l,iirs, ~ .lsSn X
men, ~ ga s,.,..,,. ~ lne eSLap!lsA-
lent places in the var guS c o ,nveh-
orr ,ans Ior comm,,es on
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

Mr.. L, =. Hull assumes III. u
ment OF the Texas Farm al
Stock Journal today. Mr.. Hull :
known as a capable and eficillil
paper man. lie has recsntly !.
the head of the advertising dtFE'
OF the Gazette and was one Of y
nietors and managers Of iAl
Telegram. He has an exteakH
qualntance in the city, and beli
liable and energetic man, the !
should prosper under his MANS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10
EdIters In nnrnnn.

Austin. Tex, Jan. 9.-The editorial
fraternity IL well represented IN the
halls Of legislation Hon. n. e. Boren
OF the Pamela Waterman is n hoJi. over
senator and a very energetic ana posi-
tive gentleman. Hon. o. y. c0ldultt.
editor Of the Terrell Times-siar, Is 4
newcomer in the senate and man OF
prouounced ability as wei as tirelrgs
worker Those who enjoy his ataunint-
anee predict that he will make hls mark
as legislator, There are four Glove
quill-drlveTs In the house Byron Drew
OF the kaufman Sun. S. p. Evans Of
the Van Alstyne News. Jet McLc.nore
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

Austin. Tex. Jan. 9.-John a. Robins.
oE Vernon, member OF the lower house
Suormerly OF Tyler is a stalwart D,,rno,
lcrat and tilLer OF the soil lie IA anx-
sious for the majority to mako showln.
'tnat VIII rebound to the interest OF
me Democrats party and to the dis
c0inhtufe or the Popuiists He said 10
a Gazette reporter; IT Will lie neees.
'aary 70 increase the rate OF taxation IN
hrper 20 obliierate the deficit which e
|npon Us and to provide for the running
|fApensea OF the government for the
|ro7nAnx two years. We must econornlze
f9nirel the CLERKS 10 begin work earlier
tnu remain al their desks Iater. do
sWAy With the attached witness nul-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

sance and make the Offices OF sheriff.
collector, assessor. district and county
cerks saiaried instead OF giving them
the fees. In my opinion $500 a year Is
sunlcie1t Tor any man who holds a
county Office. In populous counties, pay
the deputies fair salaries 1t Is absurd
10 pay officers In certain counties sala-
rles twice. and In some Instances three
times as large as the governor re-
ceivcs."
The twenty-five Popullsts IN the
house are 10 hearty accord with Repre-
sentative Robins on the salary CUES
ton,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

Sioux City, Iowa, Jan, s-rhe pregi-
dent OF the Fidelity and Trust COM
pany admits his company lngolyent.
Liabilities A.010.0cO
The fidelity Loan and Trust company
Of Sioux City defaultsd payment OF
$4,000 interest on debenture bonds due
the first Of the year. Although the firm
has not vet failed, Pres. Sampson of this
city. has been asked to accept the re-
ownership should one be appointed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

Austin. Tex, Jan. o.-Frank MulUn8
OF Fort Worth is here, an active s4n-
dictate FOR the postmastershlp Jf ihe
house. SO far. no opposition cAndi-
date In the Democratic ranks has APP
peared TO contest the place with him.
The Popullsts, 1t is said, howevec, Will
cast their twenty-five votes for a Top
ulist candidate. Mullins has cAp'ctel
the Office apparently.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

Austin. Tex. Jan. 9.-wm. Joseph.
the representative from Waller and
Fort Bend. will introduce a bin in the
present legislature TO do away With
the chattel mortgage.
ut Is to discourage the credit husi-
ness" explained Nj Joseph, "anl he
wise TO protect the wife against the
absolute restitution often JsIvght
abou, by the lmprovldent Or trifing
husband who Is enabled TO pluaSe isek-
lessly into debt through the chlt;el
mortgage"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

Austin, Tex. Jan. 9.--In HE county
ana other sections Of tho Sixth congress
a,onai district. the admirers or Speaker
material for Congressional timber tu,o
years hence. He Is only IS. bnndsorne
and eloquent. and was born under a
lucky star lie said 10 Gazette rc-
porter last night: After iris term I
shall ask for twenty years freedom
from the cares OF political lie, as Ii
WIN take just about that length Of
owe my friends" :
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

Mignolet. consul OF Belgium at Denver
for Colorado. Wyoming and New Next
Co; Alendrof +. Ballen, consul OF Ecua-
dor at San Francisco; Paul 4. Walker,
honorary consul OF Venezuela at Cin-
clnnati; Peter Anker. vice consul OF
Denmark at Nevada; w. a. Grandjean,
vice consul OF Denmark for Coloradoi
Maximlno Gavite, commercial agent or
Mexico at Bisbee, AriE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

Chief John Celia Of the Fort worth
Fire department. has prepared q bill
for the protection OF guests in hotels
and boarding houses and the audiences
Of theaters, which will be transmitted
to Senator Bailey and Representatives
Roy and Andrews at Austin. They
will present It to the legislature. II
provides for proper entrances, fire es-
capes, etc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

Washington, Jan. 9.-The senate In
executive session to-day confirmed the
following nominations - Louisiana:
William r. Erwin, postmaster Plaque
mine.
The senate also confirmed to correct
an error IN the nomination OF Hiram
r. Lett. 10 be consul at Manaaua. Mica
ragua.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

Lysaght, account SS6s: starr, Cameron
& Co. note. 500; Parker County roller
mill. account, $3.50; Ozark Cider and
Vinegar company, s2lS3; D. G. Evans
& Cost. Louis $2115; McCord-Collins
Grocer Co. Fort Worth, s24.55; Car
liuEtOn a. Montgomery, S2IO7
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

s, SalvSston, Tex. Jan. s.-Arr,vad-
S te@laship Gretna Holme. Ritcb;e
posl por'' Kelvin Grove. o'Neal. Liver,
= sailsd-steamship concho -,
New York; Gyller Rasn,,ss sromwell,
-N'' T'rina Lipsiev. pe-ssoola Ia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

Dallas, Tex. Jan The Texas taaf-
Nc and Texas coal men did not meet
In joint conference today, as was ex-
peeted, on account OF all OF the rail-
road mon being engaged in the meet
ing OF the Southwestern Traffic asso-
citation,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

San Anttnlo, Tex, Jan. 9.--I'he live. v
sable OF j H. Bowers on South FLORES
street / Iri't al II this mIrn,,s. win
- ven ,rn'H'"s ana three horses. Tnai
Blacksmith shop damaged $500; unlp-
sural
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

Alexander, Tex, Jan. 9.--J. d.
derson, an aged man and an =
zen OF this county, who reslit
W. II. Klttreil, his son-in-law, !,
on OF a twelve-foot awning W
his sleep a few nights ago, fror'
his death was caused yesterds'
was buried today with Masonic y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

fore the chair aud were required to
take the oath OF office. which com
pleted the organization Of the senate
The senate then adjourned until 10
pollock tomorrow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

Midland, Tex, Jan. 9.-The Midland
road proposes a grand excursion 10
Galveston this month. With It's "elec-
tne hght handsomsN coaches this
road Is attractive.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

San Antonio, Tex. Jan. &. THE Gul,
Shore railroad directors TO-DAY elected
Dr. George @. clifford president, v.
d. Cooley, vice president, and ex-Goy.
John ireland and WV. King generl at
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10
Fallnrn nd rnvinr

Taylor, Tex. Jan. 9-simons. Root q
Co, large dry goods and grocery
nrm OF this city. made an assignment
thts morning, naming G. H. Booth a.
hsslgnee. The liabilities and assets
nave not yet been made public.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10
The Senate FInance Committee.

washington, Jan. s.--The senate n.
nance committee has been called 10
meet tomorrow at ? o'clock TO consider
the currency question.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

Boston, Mass. Jan. 9.-The ~
cans this afternoon re-nomlnatss
y. Hoar for United States senate,
Democrats nominated John E. y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

Lufkin, Tex Jan. 9.-Medford and
Cupp merchants executed a deed Of
trust to e. 7. Tislnger. Assets and La
bilitles unknown but are heavy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

Weathertord. Tex, Jan. 9.-ilnirht
y son made a decd OF trust this even
ing 70 the following preferred creditors
IN the order named Coleman q
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

washington. Jan. 9-The president
nus nus FeeogniAed the following consular
eulsers; AZ xandro Santos, consul In
term OF BOLIVIA at New Orleans, ].
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10
THE FIRE RECORD .


San Antonio, Tex, Jan. 9.-John Bow
s ers, livery stable burned today. Loss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10
The Abc House ,Iurdcr co.,

Waxahachie, Tex, Jan. s.-The Jury
IN the Abe House murder case have
not yet returned a verdict
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1895-07-20
a MODEL CHILD.

Her tempcr.s always sunny, her hair is ever
neat:
She doesn't care for candy says It is too
sweet,
She loves to study lcssons-her sums are AZ
ways right.
And she gladly goes to bed at eight every sim
gle night
Her aprons never tumbied, her hands are al
WAYS clean;
With buttons missing from her shoe she never
has been seen.
She remembers to say Thank you, and Yes,
maam. IL you please"
And she never cries, nor frets. ror whtnes;
she's ne'er been known to tease.
Each night upon the closet shelf she puts away
her toys;
She never slams the rarlor door, nor makes
the slightest noise;
But she loves to run Oh errands and to play
with little brother.
And she's never In her life been known to dis
obey her mother.
s.Who IS this charming little matdt
long to grasp her hand!"
She's the daughter of Mr. Nobody,
And she lives in Eowhereland!
Helen Hopkins, in st. Nicholas.