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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-30

..sa a ana especially the semi,Cs ,,,,
t,saelnl rnrt. our titiaona are hlkn,s
~. sayo,, nf The move, ana below w
" se,v oxpfesanna from some u'
,n,,r noat prominent citlHehni "A
~ i Wilson. phynIciani ! lnuolnV w
rniiv and think u the very 'h'ng 'o'
Texas ,,., A., htrh.
Nv In fkor OF ", aud mn sure N"'''''
county will do her part ia. 49,. e.,ni.
G. s. Boylen. eaadlrr. IhinM w ing 10
Centennial would ha tne WY ~ n'i IA ne
ndvcrlisn Texas, and Fort worm " WV
place 70 have " .,ro A
/. G. Maxwell. Jewellers Nh eWtu
WIN be u success it Fort Worm ''N'P
hold OF II, .,a ,i,tnr
Alden feil. mayor II IL Eood th'ph
mud heartily lndotsc u, -, &. ,
Harry Meyer hardware " WIZ w. ~
good thing, and I am heartily ~ INV.
81 anything that will push TeNhh !"
tho front ,.,t,r,
louis stcllmnnn, implement drnlor,
Thin, Il one Of tho boAt adverusVnlVnW
Texas could have. u.t,,,
a. H. Nelson! II viii be u Ernnu Ih'nk
for Ttxns, und am sure west IoNnh
viii do her part ia .,,,,,,
n. l.. oliver, druggist; u " a'l r'sht
aud one Of the best plans goinW 10 hu'
vcrtise Our state,
IL. Phillips, druggist Favor NE move
ana thlnk wcat T0xnB Will derive great
benefit from H.
w. II. CLEFT, lawyer; Am In fnNor OF
Il and nlwnyn favor anything 10 pro-
mote ntnte pride,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-30

AZ WORT on he New Administration
ntll-Mhnt surIuper so,.

washington, jan 30 'rhc houne com.
miitno on hAnknT aud uufrtnov upent
me day ~ debating the now udmnin.
traUnn bill went through II hv see.
iipnH hhnnled three Important Nmund-
ihthh, aud adjourned until tomorrow
leaving two amendments rs lie noted
on Cnnlrmhn springer says that ute
committee VIII he able 10 fnport tho
amended bill Ia tho hutian tomorrow.
ThN committee started az ii o'olooit
upon confederation Of Tho admintstias
ZION MI Representative Cox tnep1
81 INnncHhec hehpn hunnpan by IA ma
tlpn so report the biii 10 flo hnuHs.
whl0h q once rouned Il onnrus az npno-
tluon, Three OF tho Republicans siIan.
ueltan OF llllunlH, nrOHina OF penuayi.
vnnih and llauHan OF Mlrc0npm oh
leoied 70 what shey termed summary
haupn, aud REPRESENTATIVE Cobb ODem1
et Alabama declared That No would
n'Nyr vote To rp1ri thN hill 10 mo
hunse IN 10 present form. 'rhereupon
MI ttuhaell fRepA " Conneotiunt mnde
9 motion thAs the committee "prbospd
" tha consideration Of the bill" Nhioh
WIS asfeoh 80 informally, Ia one
.gNtnc OF Tie dlHcuaaipG Representative
Whihor uionl Of Massachusetts on.
posed lhe proposition Of q nfN year
term for tho honda other Repubu.
canH htpod with him on thla objection,
ana also gave II an thalr Views that
Elesnhaela should not he retired M
lefH HE circulation WAS kent M Ia ~
present volume by replacing the 10.
ufsi Ffoenh0clW With ne national bank
"a motion made By Representative
W.Hrppr urml Of Now yofk v,ag
adnuied, that debate on shah a,nsn1,
iiient hr limited 10 ten ninutea an1
ING preyinus question then ordered
Nnlrr INN procedure the Committee
ainplet An amendment which waa
1 Practically a Compromise between I'M
,rnpegel BY hepfeepniatiyes nioans
eim ilauReh, A adopted, The amend.
mont strikes ont the worda enfty yenrs
Aficf date aud makge enc honda 9pav-
able at ths pibaauna ~ the unifed
hiairA after Ton years from she data AZ
iHA,e This pfNpoeal To nhnrion the
npill lnrnl met VITA nearly nntnlmoun
npnrorhl
REPRESENTATIVE Walker moved Tint
when Tho unmmilt0e adiAmn Il br IN.
Nl TaurAdey, hut thls fnllrd, "a dld an.
nWer Republican motion 10 a1ihnfn
unsii Z e'clork,
~ ialso tho committee took roeens
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-30

remarhn, and whenever man HAS hla
hands al my throat and ! can only re-.
move II one finger et time ] SHAH
do pa,u tAprlEustl.
u have reason" continued Mr. Will
non. FOR hoping that the Bill VIII pass
the semitic"
The amendment was lost--sb TO i0u
by n strict party Nulu
Mr., binEley offered nv mn amend
mnnt nm additional Heciion declaring
( that thn repeal OF this duty should not
ba held 10 lmnly that tho unitnd btntra
surrendered her right under the IA
vpr0d nation ulisusen NJ her treaty TO
impose dlffercniiaiu to meet export
hountlrs givon by foreign countries
which were partioa TO such tronlior'
Mr Henderson uiepuhlicam Of Iowa
NJ this point got the floor ana defY-
cred speech which aroused tho great
ont nnthnninsm on the Republican side.
lie tainted tho Democrats uf Loulpl"
nnn for their efforts to secure prptoo
ton for Themselves whlln advocating
FREQ tlnde for the rest Of tho country
and called upon thon TO take up Tue
shield that was broad enough to pro-
tcot tho whole country
"Eomn out from among tho Dnnditu
with whom you have been acting"
nald he, ~ am tired VI the cry from
those Ia IQuialan0 who icfugo TO help
thomuolvea,"
Mir, Henderson snld no would votu 10
ntrihe out tho pnoslonih discrimination
beu,uae II wha blow Mt tho trust
Mr., Robertson OpUm) NJ Louisiana
replied 10 Mr. llcnd0rnnn'a remark
with much unlrit, rrpudldtluF the Ia.
NitniiQn to toin The Republican party.
which would on this occasion, 40 Il
had on uthpTn. be- said, deliver,
deadly blow az Louisiana,
Nj, Van NoarhlH Oltp) of New York
moYgd substitute FOR Mr. DiuHloy'H
amendment 10 repeal all duty on
npgar raw aud refined. t,ua, 10 Ia
100.
Tho committee rose und the vote was
taken by yeas ana nays ON NJ Ding
loy'h Amendments Lost -1l2 10 l56,
Tho BIN was then passed $50 10 "a,
Those whp voted nrainHt tho tnoHNutc
wero Cayort Now York; Dpvoy.
1.puislanaI Meyer, Louisiana, ogden,
Loulalanni Price Louisiana, ltobcrt.
son, Louisiana. p0mocrata, aud Adams
ponnsytvnnit; Hcldcn, Now YOik,
bingham ponusylyunini Boutolo,
Mainoi iiowota, CALIFORNIA; CuttiH. New
Norli bniscll rornHylvania. Daniels,
Now York 0lllott, Now York. Hooker
New Horlti Lrfoyro Now York Loud,
California; tnudrnslnEvT New Jersey,
Marvin, Now York. rbyne, New York;
Qulag, Now York, Ray New York.
Heed, MHinri Robinson, Pennsylvania ,
ahormnn F0nnaylyanlH; Ntopor Ohio;
Nunynurhi#. Now York, Mudnworth
Now York. Wbugrr, pennsylvania!
Weaver New YORK. Republicans
Tho house them nt $3.50. adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-30

until o'clock Three Democratic mom-
hers were absent CulherHon or lnNnh,
Allison Of Kentucky, and johnson OF
Ohio.
rha afternoon seHaion OF the commits
100 wnHmore harmonious than that of
the morning AMI resulted IN tho ad0ps
ton nf two amendments to tho bill
The first, proposed by Mr. llnugcn ~
Wisconsin, reduces tho tax on the cir
uulaiiOn from ! per cent per nnnum 10
one.four,h OF I per cent, payable semi
annually Tho neuond, ptoppHrd ny
Mr. walker uicp) Of MneHnqhunettg
stiilsea oui tho iiflh section uf The bill
that requiring import duties 10 be paid
IN gold the vOte upon II was ak
yeas. four nays.
When che committee adjourned twd
amendments were pending 10 he acted
upon tomorrow one pifnred by MI
Russell uiopl, stipulated that tho ro-
tirement ana cancellation OF legal ten.
ders fOr each month shall not be great
en- Than tho inprchHd IA amount " ma
tipnHl bank notes under the operation
~ tie plan This amendment was ear
rled WHOM first offcrfd, ana thon there
waa n nnooegsful motion to reconsider
aud postpone action Tor n day
Representative Walker standB npon-
aor for the other pending amendment,
which ID TO require Gno-hhlf N tho re-.
Hnrye funds OF the BANKS to be hold in
gold coin or gold cortlnonteh the othur
half IN silver coin or silver certificates.
Ton per cent Of tho reserve "a 10 ho
held In this stipulated form on july T.,
isOai ~ pur cent al tho end NJ tltsa
months, Tho change being made ht tho
rate ~ 10 per cont a quarter until COM
plotted, Tho discussion upon thlB hmrud-
mOpt hinged on the point whether fore.
Ing the banks 70 secure gold Tor do
noHilH would nor cause a greater de.
inhnd upon tho treasury for gold than
the raids whiuh Grn now In progress
F0vorhl amendments were proposed
which JAILED, Moat important pf th0rp
wuh one tn substitute the word "coln"
for gold" M tho provirioh for pay
mcnt VI the bonds which commanded
four votes. ~ opponents numbering
ais Another uuauccunaful amendment
wis one 10 glye tho secretary or thu
treasury discretion to hx the rate of the
Interest on tho bonds and mako thrm
payable after various short tofmH,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-30

Abbott lott for homu tonight, called
thorc by tho llluean ot his wife, who has
nopn IN ill hvblth tnr Humo time
Representative lcll w confined 10 his
houHo with Is rather Hpvore attack or
the Brltpe,
Il ia unid by thoHo who know that tho
visit bore OF lato Chalrmau Dudley n
not alone on account Of huanvW Ia
the auprcmo court but has algl nome
thlnH ~ dc with the npnnintmpnt OF
an United Aiatra district Attorney for
tho EnHtrrn district OF TvXna. expected
now IN II Few uaYa.
The noatpnlcu a. dNndorhyilla IN Jones
county haH hoon Discontinued, mail 10
no To- Ansun
" y, Patton wan today appointed
postmaster at Vivian IN Ford county,
vice j. H. rualoro. resigned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-30
nrnnrlnlnMI NrNn.

Aullln. TeX. Jan 20 Mr.. Seth II.
nriHga, an oticor from Attlehoro, Mpag,
was In tho governors office THIS morn
Ink 10 act eSttadulpn pNpera FOR Frank
l. chambers, eharged with polyEamy,
who ~ under arrest now In Calyoaton,
ana hin nlturunya AFRO couteatlnE tho
nXlradUl0u Govcfnor CulhorHon has
tho matter under ndvlaVment
The Motrnpolltnn lmulneHs college or
Dallas. with no capital Rtook, filed a
uh0rtor noorporatoru j, II Oilluaplc,
], C. I'M aud w, A. iiortard Also
the ucyeer Clty Compress and Ware
house company. Waco, with n capital
clock ot 100000 inoorroMtora, j. 4.
MoLendon. q w. Neville ana NJ q.
ilRughinn.
Tile general revenue for the month
of January, az shown by tho oompgroll-
vr'p niilrp, n fl9a 600
Charlie iefh0ttor's examining trial
wa1 postponed this morning untn
Thursday mofnluE next
The yhliing mayors win 10 up tho
lake today NJ 2 O'clock. IN the gueatn
OF the huslnraa men " Austin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-30

Austin. Tex. Jan, gp.--1ho 'Nnralty
has been la the lhrooB " political tur-
mon and strife FOR more than q week,
Tho Final Han Presidency, one OF tho
hlkhrnt honofs Of commencement days,
has been bestowed ON ~ Dick klnugh-
ter This la alwnya the hardest pullts
teal bnttle Of the Year.
In the Athenuoum society the follow
Ing officers were elected. President,
puuRleBs, yic0 president, BowBrri see
rotary lgllia. critic, Taylor. sergeant
pt-ltrmn, RwartT, CuuautH Goldftauh
aud MpCnlcb Taylor ind utcon were
elected as cdltUfn On the uniyetaity
magazine Htpn
Ia tho Rusl, tho following were elect.
cd; President H. Thomas. yloe-prcHl-
dent, carl, secretary, knights treasurer
Schenclt, critic, shepherd, Cannon,
president final eNorrlHos.
Intermediate dobhtuta elected wcroi
llaltor Mickolnuu, Faux ana Phelps,
dimmQna was elected mai orator rhF
was tho holicW election that hHu boon
FOR years. In tho ltuHh society, some NJ
Tho candidates being elected by tho
majority
A new change has been made In tho
requirements Tor dcErecH, that w., two
years of pure mathematics Will be ru-
qulrcd hereafter.
II the Legislature donM kindly with uu
ana mulSrA u sufficient appropriation Il
IN hoped that wo may have before next
year splendid gymnasium, both Ia
structure nnd equipment
Mr. Saxon, one ~ the OH2rtto'p ostlu-
able reporters. has brun out exam
lining tho Univ0wiy Ia order TINT he
may give ~ oteditHhlr wrltc.up IN
the dpzottc'a rpccial state Issue, which
VIII appear before lunW
MIA 81 ..f
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-30
BRIGHT BUDGET OF AUSTIN NEWS
ghc Result 81 ucIng injured ny an
Electric Cnr--0iad 1hnt tho crew.
iry and DaVIs Cases Are Ended.
Distinguishcd LoSieluR visitor.


Special Correspondence,
Auspn, TEX, Jan, 2.st the Asuo-
ciatod preas roports from Washington
city had not been keeping the fact OF
Congressman Dalleys presence In cons
gross before tho eyeu OF the people OF
reSap, those who were present IN tho
senate chamber this morning would
have thought tho brilliant stntonman
was looking down on thom from the
gallery.
About 1885 there atr0llod into tho
gallery a blk. Uno looking young FOL.
low. With full smooth ahuven facc,
dressed In black, with low cut vest,
hlBh rolling collar and black string
Tie, his lurRo head, Win long brown
matt, covered by blg SLOUGH hat, that,
llko lialieys. was FREQ from The crease
usually worn w tho crown of such head
coyrtnKu llr novod with slow and
deliberate step and looked and acted
n every way lll'o the pride Of Tho Firth
Texas distticL
1lc yht alone, quiet aud digulncd. for
some tiine, then arose ana Withdrew
with a manner 40 stately and dlRuinVd
Oa that with which ho entered Nobody
about tho roporterg desk wna able TO
uamN him,
lion. W. j. bailey, the bright ana
useful young senator from thu Tarrant
county dlHltipt, vs. gulug on crutohUn,
lie disputed thg rgnt " way with an
electric street chr The other day ana
got the worst Ut NJ
II Beomp that tho dimculty arose
though a iniHconoopllnu Of tho schedule
upon which the oUt was running, aud
not through any lgnonnce OF tho oua.
tnmp and habits OF that product OF
human progress for The senator's town
Of Fort worth WAS tho htat In tho
Aouihweat 10 adopt tho electric cnr AS
itg own,
lie Ii growing better rapidly. but hn
viii not do II again
pndu wan enough FOR him.
lN.Iov ireland, tho sage Vt RcRuin.
was u visitor TO both bodies Of tho leg
lHlNture TINA morning. ilo locke strong
ana wen, ana his fnou hcema lonH wflu-
ltlul man when thu Representatives. OF
office hwy tholr lluoh deep upon IL,
llo WAS surrounded constantly by n
thrunE VI frlondH ana the greetings
given him wore hearty ana spontn-
uouuH
rboro may he aono pretty good pou
cal NE In lha Old man yet
Who RuuwH9
mo nght Ma tho house today over tho
blll propnHnH to- raise married Wcmun
from their old time company VI idiots
aud uhilltru developed "a very nuo lot
of logUl ana nihrr ltmd Of uretpry,
ubNih ur l'uilu broke II of In one
orator who Ia uppu1luE the iii valaad
upon tho huuHe 10 lmufu0 a married
Woman with "a huugu full NJ children
aud q husband unable 70 protect her
rEhta.
Mir pnvla nskod him ir ever In nia
Imagination hf unAy 80 tyiluW lady with
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-30

ciaco rcN.,ian, 20 cisco has eblppei
w TO date $500 bales OF cotton SIEVE
elh thousand halcs more than was
lively
u w Patterson, attorney. ana lg
y Afford insurance agent, hnv0 moved
their uiiice rrom over tho Maxwell drug
store 10 the Martin bsildlnR
" W Wilcox doing confectionery
business, has sold oui his atodk.
ciaeo a IN need " good ieweirr
thnre being none here now Thtre h
O good uneniug here,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-30

Request Representative Rnd sea-
ator- 81 Aot IN the Nto=sHHr,

rhuugp. jan. 20 rho Following tole-
gram. WRuod by the prohdcuu of
twuutyaniuo or the leading hmly ut
chicago, was Hout to Wpahlnetun lhiS
afternoon, addressed ~ Senators Cul.
Iona nud Palmer of lllluuh and Con.
HrruRmpn Alirch of this city
Vho b,ulg0iH or Chicago roaprctrully
WEo invmhorH OF the usnptp ana house,
irrespective VI party ~ unite oH tho
Immediate passage NJ hil IN cone
furmiB with tho prUsldonra nvshggc
Tho hualnrsn interests ot tho country
demand such action.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-30

sronRI, APPROVES che MsssnGc OF
cleveland,

WaRlinGton. Ian, 0--At thc morning
secession or the National Board OF Trade
meeting thorO were about hfiy dole
gates present Al tho close Of The aeas
Hiun the following resolution wan uuhn.
lmnuHly adopted
liuaolvud, thnt the National Board
" Trnde, now assembled, Htrungly ape
proves The earnest message concerning
the financial condition Of tho country
iuat Hrnl 10 cpnHroaa by Iho pro7idoNt
NJ the United States, aui H.rVuUIy
hopua Tint cunEroaa VIII ret Aaily an
fueliuE except from Paramount duty
To tho country una enact that leElHun-
ton that lH necessary 10 strengthen
tho rn1ural treasury, maintain tbo pub
lin Nlth ana credit aud tend tu rrlioyp
lhn Industries trade und bu1lueB ut
tho pouplu from Tie financial diBtuIh.
nucoa which they have recently Auf.
for0d,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-30

A Memorable Gathering 4
Trnrii-rH--UtIIisinu ry,n..

y W"hi"rhhl" GATHERING XII
Trnchcrs--u,'IiEinr rrssr
Woethcrford. Tex, JAN. AM
ker county teachers are mueh I'd
over the results OF the mge,iai Il
association horc Saturda,, alA
Inspired now Interest III ,AsF
aud Will long ho remembtni
qualification There were tn.,
number OF wnl Known isstsnl
Fort Worth ana TanAht y
Among them are. Mrmrs. tyss
Nlilston Of Fort Worth, ]. a N
ton % Mnnchontcr Mills, Mis- n
lluck Of houhrnolS. and Mesn
dcrs, Stubploncld and clanty. Z.
Tnrrnnt county,
The total number Of tale, a 4
received at the campress M \
~ IO,23i; compressed Gj0sa lka,ai
number Ia yards SIS, The I'd
has done excellent work lAr ;,
and although thorc has BEN d
market, II mas ltcpt well Wy III
WORT. not having TO send any I'D
other plncea to hc cumpreistl d
at one time falsely alleged.
Tho work done by the tfemIN
HirontB under tho new regime
materially helped the beauty
ty OF some OF our aifce,s,
number OF that fraternity hi!v
vrlbly dcctcnHcd about Wealt1
We have long wanted 10 eaftil
the city fathers thrpiEh The d
urnn the excellent Condition X
city hlrocta. but South Main afns
boon n thorn In our firsh, MI
that the compliment mleht Alaa
one rapor ana the account Of rs-
death on that street In hentiltl
TERED III,
Tho new stone building beihssd
by Mr. W n Tate 10 " beol nia'
Hi2r, and when finished VIII n
largest retail grocery In iay1
$40 now hrmn will pfelaNl
omen bupinepA nt Weatluion \
10 be an implement house ~
dry goods establishment
Quite a number OF entcfaaluaal
soon to como ufr IN Weathefiifa
a drama. 10 be- given BY no "
sisters ana executed BY bemt
wlll soon hold The h0nrda lNi1
"Drenm OF Fair Women VIII y
..fN -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-30

Hr0wnWnbd. Tex, jan " travelling
men atoppmg at the Altman House
Jan, 30 1898 Homer NJ, uell, New or.
leans w g. l'onnHrd. I NJ II. Xeaacn.
Horny u Aloneham, Fort worth. u.
z, Cav, ilailinEor
Ian ~, 1891 A, \ NnnnAly, Louis.
yiue, ky-i Chau Haynes, wssthcrfpri,
J NJ ilghtfopt, ~ IOnia. j. N crnw,
ford, wrhthetfnrdl w. A, Floyd. Tnlat.
rleEi VIM, " ierlng, - t.ouis. a. W,
Mahoney San Antonio.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-30

~ " ieN, Jan, 30 Newe reached
MN Today that sydney j. Jaeifmnn
XIV nseh KILLED Ia kanBna ana Inn his
burial "''e tomorrow for
arh 10y 'aokmnn was raiaed here.
m VIZ : BON of the lnte Colonel N
~, snVishnn, who was United Stats
a aaIghei 81 this district az lila asath
~ NY n, o,2ther,0f sheriff A. n mesmsn
SAD eec,, nareos No particulars Of Tho
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-30

claude Tex, 1an, 10 There ia about
siA iheheh OF snow upon the ground md
HuetY evenly distributed, ThIa viii
''sufe spring season for aeedlnR.
QnnH Mr. Holland, momhcr ar IN,
nun OF Holland, Link y holland at.
oW,neyA or Amarlllo, 10 Ia tho oity 10
ma MI, Meore OF Goodnight was in
business. "'"'''mohial
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-30

san Antonio, Tex, Jan 70 william
Dawn and olhon. having applied to
Judge NoeDnn Tor the appointment of
a receiver FOR tho san Antonio aud
CUR Shore railway, Monday WAS
named WHOM al parties win appear In
court To Holrct u Receiver The de.
iendant railway company win apply
10 tho Fourth court NJ oivll appeals
to restrain tho Gourt from appolntlna
the receiver
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-30

AuHlin, TeSu Jan 2a--lleuflnE
Comptroller Mccall today made his
mai settlement with the state AZ
comptroller FOR the period from sept
l TO Jan 10, which was not covered IN
his last report During THIS time no
has collected aud pnid into tho treas
ury tls2,Sib, and everything W square
for tho new administration TO tnturt
ia WIN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-30

pendletonyiu6 Jan. 20 THE drouth
WAS bfukeh sunday and sunday night
hy the lirat rain and guow We have had
TITS winter We hre GLAD 10 see n ia
any FORM "a AZ was very dry Town
VOLTS were most oil drS. The lada
around town have opNnvd un q skating
rink ana are having lots OF fun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-30

Indianapolis. Ind. Jan, l1.'l n
Norton OF H. Louis. one y " "
tins OF tho wreck NJ c0elss'1'
tcrday. died at 0 O'Clock w 4 \
IN tho Chrlatian church. whfy
too badly mangled 10 DO mesa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-30

the age Of 10 without tho written con
sent Of parent or Huprdinni md, with
amendmonta, Baiiey'H bili REGULATING
the practice OF medicine aud the quail
lontiou OF phyHlOianB aud surgeons, re-
peallng the present law on that sub
iauI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-30

washington, Ian, 20 rrial or pateula
for royaa rhu tux VIM Carton
Tomple, ear aprry guud Wan n.
vhnu, nuni ~ llutchos, Galveston.
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THE GREAT SEMI-CENTtNNlAL,


p,,.,s ,.,,...-xyas 40 fHin
or isiOf-rhe HVi"e""" '"'"'' Wv
,..,. y..,..,t..tiur Toniaht.
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n,,.... amman, IA lac ronp oonfualou,
.,,,a,,...a ,,oil nost-
even among NVHu VV"H'N''NN WV
cd concerning the year III Wh'oh lNN"'
u,,a admittpd To tho Union. IN Ma
-, o,I. .,r,,nr laat Sunday ON tho
WY ""'V ,,,,s,n vvolia
Seml.Centohnlal Kew ~ "p'ten
stated that tho state was admitted IN
tsl6 nnd thrre have been others
-,...,, -, INV, nado
eluel'y ~ p'u"N'"e"' W. a., u,,
tho same statement hplulhB th"' wv
gent- Centennial OF Texas statehood
,.n, ,.,ti,, ooc,r tht, vear. Yesterday
WIZ 'V""' 49, ~. n...,,o dls.
representative OK we """''', ~,
ouased this question with several hort
worth people. Including Or, Wells, ana
W" uP'n,u'h WV 4, ,,,.
equally divided ~ 10 Whot''' we
In fsi5 or Ia 1870 that tho state became
IA ,nrf of ihe Ifuion IL was found that
niInnti,is hlatory giyos tho date an
IA, I'M ,o nthsr tlntory. encyclopedia
az afi,s n,froen Win II, After mnltnH
az
an 'Ann inuuun ,. 'tda,tinG th.,t
ana chcSolopoui,ub A. We AZ, ,r,N', md
uns univ ~ hlupN'" ~, "a, igia
thal tho euinlus'oh uuvu', MN ,ag,s
HNonW Whlvn uuO"'tuu ~ IN
hR1 are NOT enh'ly ip'i Nv, 49, ,,.hn
there arc many p'up', W vN' Via
were IA lho hlotc pl '"V t'', ~, ,'',,,,,,r
annexation 9l i'Nne. ', ,Nt,,i T,',
FRANK Luhnn'h VINO nNvnuu" , out
Semi-Gehtennlni mars hs'Vnb ky
rhurHdhy hikhI ~ uuV vi 'nVuu ~
IrAhhh, hg lolu NN"',,', wv ,'VV,,,
awe mat tho uhlo was latp ~
ho was Inclined 70 lhinN ie'p, ~,
by 'cloiilnR To ulhor nlH,pllaN' uN'n'
TO rolreHhrh ms nennry no nl'N,lS w
cllol int u was inc FORMER your NY
lhlnH when he mohunnou was lnn,
The Mexican war WIN mo uhl''H
btntca followed immediately nftcr an
Aprll, lhiG, Texas had been a pnrt OF
the Union about Two mohlhH whoh hVH'
lllltlos began,
--
The printing committee met ychlcr'
day afternoon at tho once or the
chairman, Mr. ucorgo u, Loving. me
situation was freely uunvHuAod and