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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17
MORE FIGHTS THAN ONE
AN EFFORT WILL NE MADE Al
not SPRINGS TO TEST THE
LAW.
Governor Clarke claims lie IL MS
Firm as Ever In DETERMINE
ton to stop the Fight.

Little Rock. Ark. oct. i6,--Unless
one side or the other in the present
controversy shall throw UP its hand
before October 81. there Is "A prohabili-
ty that not only Will the militia be
called into service, but that clash OF
authority between the judiciary and
executive branches of the state gov
eminent will take place.
From one of the attorneys in charge
Of the affairs OF the citizens committee
of Hot Springs, It Is learned that a
test case viii very soon be brought
before the courts If Corbett is ar
rested at Hot Springs tonight during
the athletic entertainment given at the
opera house there, the champion him
self will be made the subject Of the
test. but should his arrest not occur,
then a glove contest between local
talent will be pulled OF in defiance OF
Governor Clarke for the purpose of
getting the matter before the courts.
When arrested these fighters win be
taken into court and refuse TO give bail
ON the plea of having violated no law.
a writ Of habeas corpus viii then be
applied for which will come up before
Chancellor Leatherman and It Is be-
lieved the writ will be obtained with
out difficulty should Affairs take this
turn and the Hot Springs people at
tempt to go ahead with the big contest
under authority of this writ end with
the local authorities behind them and
state troops on the grounds at the
same time under orders to suppress the
contest the result may be more serious
than at prese4 contemplated
Colonel Hoilenburg. commanding the
first regiment, Arkansas State Guard,
Issued orders late last night TO every
company In his regiment to hold them
selves In readiness subject to a call to
move to Hot Springs. In an interview
this afternoon Colonel Hollenburg said:
There Is no secret about tho matter.
Orders have been sent to every com
pany Of white militia In the state. noti-
Tying them to be in readiness to move
10 Hot Springs on short notice. II
the prize fight is not called Off before
tonight a definite time for moving the
militia to Hot Springs VIII be decided
upon, and that time viii be soon. as
we do not propose to have any tricks
played upon us. Whether the governor
Is right or wrong. II he sends the mill
tia to Hot Springs, the iight will he
stopped"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17
HELD a CONSULTATION.


Hot Springs. Ark. Oct. lG.--Governor
Clarke arrived on the noon train from
Little Rock and this afternoon he met
the local committee together with the
Garland county officers In a private
conference to which not newspaper
man was admitted. In the conference
with the governor were Brlgadler Gem
eral George II. Taylor, Circuit Judge
Duliie, County Judge ]. NJ. Jones.
states Attorney G. V. league, Mayor
w w. Waters. Sheriff Il. Houpt, Hon.
w ii. Martin. City Attorney c. N. Rlx.
John V. Barndore. Colonel w. J. Little,
Captain w. II. slit. Colonel c. G. Con-
vers, ex-Mayor X. L. Williams and sew
eral others. Members Of the conference
when button-holed said It had been
agreed In the meeting that nothing that
occurred there was to be made public.
From the best information that could
be wormed out of the reluctant con-
ferees 1t Is understood that the matter
Is to be left by the governor In the
hands Of the local authorities in whom
he has confidence to properly interpret
the law and carry It out. Pursuant to
this. II Is generally understood that
since FitZsiInmons has not appeared
in the state as yet and therefore Cor
bctt cannot be made subject to arrest.
Tim O'D0nnell and Maher, who are hero
are to be arrested on charge OF con-
spiracy 10 break the peace. the exacted
DOnu OF souUU VIII be refused ana n Writ
OF habeas corpus sued out which will
come up for trial before Chancellor
Judge Leatherman at once and his de-
cislon is to be considered as test OF
whether there is a prohibitlve law az
fecting prize fighting. The governor
himself says no such law exists and
Judge Hudgins confirms the opinion.
This makes the prospects for an exhi-
billion Of fistlc skill here seem exceed
iiigly roseate. providing a.~mmons
comes to time.
Manager vendig wired Fltzslmmons
today TO come on or the contest would
be declared Off. Fltzslmmons replied
he would not come here TIL the day
before the fight. Fitzsimmons or his
representative mad promised to be here
Monday when a referee would be Sc
lected. He was not here. Friday Ia the
day the sum OF $500. to make good the
$4,000 forfeit. must be In Phil Dwyer'a
hands. The time Is growing short.
O'Donnell Is at Spring Lake. Cor
belts training quarters, and Peter
Maher Is Installed at Hughes wine
gardens TO finish his training The
entire galaxy Of pugilistic stars gave
an exhibition TO packed house at the
opera fouse tonight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17

that he had been paid $4,000 by the
spanish government. guaranteed pro-
lection and offered n position in the
PHILIPPINE Islands
In amy case, sanguilly. after being
taken In custody, applied to Consul
General Williams at Havana and lat
ter cabled TO tho state department at
Washington soon nfterward that the
American citizenship of the prisoner
having been established 70 the salts
faction or the captain general OF Cuba,
his trial. In accordance with treaty
stipulationa had been transferred from
the court martial TO the oivil tribunal
This was In March last. In May IN,
generals Oldest SON n boy Of about 10
was also locked up In the Cuban fort
ress to prevent him, 1t was presumed,
telling what he knew Of his fathers
affairs to the revolutioniHts. Later in
the same month Sanguilly was reported
TO be dying of consumption. and an
other story had IL that he was 10 be
taken TO Spain aud liberated, His trial
commenced on May so. and now seems
to be upon the point of closing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17
NO TIDINGS OF HIM
1T SEEMS THAT WALTER A..
MOBILES IL FREE.
specuiations Upon the Escape OF
HiIisboro'- Abaconding Cashier
and Amount OF shortage.

Hlllsboro. Tex. oct 16.-(speclal)-
So far as is known at late hour this
evening Walter b. Noble, the ebscond-
ing cashier OF the n. j. Bond drug
Arm, has evaded arrest. notwithstand-
ing the liberal use OF the telegraph
service by the officers to effect his ar
rest. Reliable reports indicate that
he spent night before last In Itasca and
went north over the Katy ON the H. er
yesterday morning. boarding the train
on the opposite side from the depot to
escape observation. Expert account
ants are still engaged on his books,
and, while those connected with the
firm. including the experts, are very
retlcent concerning the investigation,
enough has developed TO render conser-
vatively safe the estimate that short
ages have been discovered covering u
} period of five or six weeks sufficient to
aggregate $1,000. There have been ru-
mors today that the items amount to
$1,000 or $4,000. but this may be an ex-
aggerated estimate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17
ON TRIAL
Case of Gen. Sanguilly
Brought Up.
FIGHT ~ TO III MADE ron L,En
IMPRISONMENT.
IS DISLIKED BY BOTH
THE ounANs CLAM THAT iE ~
TENDED no rHovE a TnAI-
ToH TO THEN.
He is nm American citizen, hut the
Spanish Government wiI
Mete out Punishment
IS DISLIKED BY BOTH

rto,,a,a oct IcTn tha triol Of
h"Vnn"' ~ -,
Gen Juno Sahsu'nS' 'un 20" w
izen, on the charge of rebellion against
the spanlsh government, the e,tot noy
-, &C.. ,,nrrto 4, concluding
se"ei"'' @V"o' 80 ~
MS argument TO-DAY uSke" thht t"u
sentence OF imprisonment for life be
ip,nosoa npon the ,rlsonor
- a.,
Sehur hhBulu hldue thu UV"V'"s'"n'
i. Julio Sangullly IS born resident
Of thia island and was M 10 hig arrest
~, Eoh.,,,ry o. ~ ,his vo,r an. or
1..,,. ,
the must eherse'ip r'hs iehuerH anu
instigatora OF the armed revolutions.
mat sinca aaid war las hr,a.n ant
-. a., 49,. ,..s,... ..,,. -
against 'he mo'ner country win the
aim of obtaining Independence or cuba
he has chosen to take the lond in this
nrovinca ana thoae ~ Man,on, ia
'''es '"' 'iV'o Va "'"'i'"i ''u
sahta Slhra' ana was hhin'd Us cniet
leader and delegate OF the rcvOlu-
tionary iunta of New farl, mud hov-
Ing The nower of annolntin, Nor. Iha
headers he Thought prone-
Thesn crinnaa 'oonstt,,,ta ,Aa o,,,,.
Of rebellion Which is nro ,,a.d 70, ia
article on nnd fha foiIn,vI,,,, ,.,ra
qrnuhs and bv article sss ~ ,sa nai
code "a '''S f"a'
4 IuIio sanguiiI,, 1. ,o.no,,,,,o o.
having dIreciiv tol,.n nor, IT, ~, -.
bellion P"'' >" '"e
4 ,rher. mr.. M cir.,,,s.a,o.. 49,,
Inc "a ,nItiaate 1he .,.,,'a, -, penu
he has iuatiy inrnrrsd ma ~. I, a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17
nom snynN noNrns scmooL.


Sanger Tex, Oct. Especially
Public school commenced last week.
Public money gives US n seven months
free school and subscription two
months, making nine months free
school, Professor j. w. Chambers con-
ducting.
MIR. j. s. Warren's team ran away
white hauling cotton to the depot. Tho
bale (which Mr. Warren was riding
turned over striking him In the back
nnd knocking him some distance. lie
was hurt pretty badly, but not serious
Iy, The team run into tue back end
OF tho calaboose. moving 1t Fix feet
and breaKlng In the emu, killing one
hne horse and smashing up the float
wngon.
MIR, u. NJ. Ready's residence caught
FIRE from defective due early this
morning, but by quick response Ny the
bucket brigade the flames were soon
undei control and put small damage
to the roof was sustained.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17
KILLED IN QUARREL
WILL FLOWERS STABBED WITH a
KNIFE THREE TIMES.
Vat Taylor Was Charged With the
Murder and Has neen Placed
Under Arrest.

sweetwater, Tex, oct. lG.-(speclal)
Last night there was q ball and sup
per given at the courthouse About
1890 this morning difficulty occurred
between Vat Taylor, stocKman, son
of f. NJ. Taylor, who lives near here.
and n young man named VIII Flowers,
n farmer who lives three miles east of
town. In which Flowers was piobably
fatally cut with pocket knife. BE was
cut In the abdomen to the hollow IN
two or three places. Vat Taylor Is I'M
der arrest awaiting the result of the
wounds. This affair Is mucA regretted
here, as 1t is the first serious troub.e
Of the kind we have had for ele, en-
years
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


Mr.. Jurant Shepherd and Miss Mary
Jackson We're united in marriage last
night at 7:45 o'clock at the home or
the brides father, Mr.. George w,
jackson. Evans avenue, Rev. \. j..
Harris. pastor of the Broadway Zap
list church. officiating, The interesting
ceremony was witnessed by a NUMBER
OF the friends Of the contracting par
ties. A delightful wedding repast was
served. The couple received many
beautiful and useful presents. among
them one from Chautauqua circle
friends with the following note: "Ac-
cept this little token from those VINO
would illuminate the way, lessen the
burden and turn all darkness INTO
light" Mr.. Shepherd is book-keeper
and local manager for the Unique
Printing company. and a steward In
the First Methodist church. HIS bri'e
is very popular and estlmhple youns
lady. They will be at home to their
friends after next Sunday at 20 Pc
can street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17
no sorr GLOVES ron nm.
The New scheme VIII Not WORK
With Fi,zsimmons.

Corpus Christi. Tex. Oct. l6.-(Spec-
lal)-Martin Julian VIII leave tomor,
row morning for New orleans and
from there he will go to Arkansas TO
size up the situation. When asked by
the reporter IL Fitz would consent TO
fight with soft gloves, Julinn an
swercd emphatically mo" He also
says "Fitz has good training quarters
In this city ana Is working hard every
day. and has never yet failed to put in
his daily work. When the place TO
hight Is definitely settled on and all
conditions are satisfactorily arranged,
titz will be there on time. You may
depend upon that" Ftz shows every
sign of thorough training.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17
orF rom ATLANTA.
Secretary Cox WIN Join the Doys at
galveston.

Temple, Tex. oct. lG,--(specIal)--
Secretary W. d. Cox and VIE leave
for Houston totight 10 Join the Texas
Press association excursionists to the
Atlanta exposition.
WIN Grant was seriously Injured by
the machinery at the Central Texas
oil mill last night. lie was u work
at the place. and by false sep VAS
thrown into the machinery wnen Ills
foot and leg were bruised and hurt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17

Body OF Jen ELLIS SIN Hangs to n
Telegraph Pole.

Memphis, Tenn, Oct. 16.-The body
of Jem Ellis. covered with blood and
horribly mutilated, stlll hangs TO an
arm OF the telegraph pole from which
done It's awful work this morning. To-
day an inquest was held over tho re-
mains but they were not lowered to
the ground. A verdict OF death at the
hands of unknown parties was re-
turned and the relatives Of the dead
negro were notified that his body would
be turned over to them If they desired.
No reply to the notice was received
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17
cAnI>Er MeElING nnLD.
Heads of Departments report 10
the President.

Washington. oct, IT, An of the nom
hers of the cabinet except Secretary
Morton ana Postmaster General VIII
son gathered at the White house at
noon today In answer 10 The summons
from the president. and he FIRST IN
formal cabinet meeting for several
months was held, probably for the
purpose OF enabling the cabinet cfilcers
to report to the president the stt te
OF husiners In their donnrtmenIs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17
is WANTED AT nL pAso.
Tint city Raises Sio.ooo Tor the
Great Prize Fight.

FL Paso, Tex. Oct. l6-This city to-
day raised $4,000 in cash 10 secure
the. Corbett- Iitslmmons fight to come
on near this city. The money WAS
OF central committee. The whole
town became enthusiastic and nearly
every working man and business house
put up their share, At a meeting to-
night the central committee wired q
guarantees to Dan Stuart and a definite
answer IL expected tomorrow, II the
offer is accepted Corbett and i1itzsim-
mons viii both come here at once to
train and become acclimatcd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17
LoollING ron OCCUPATION.
Hut Omaha Wanted Him ana lie
VIII Go Hack.

New Orleans. Oct. 1e--Jerome X.
Coulter, defaulting city treasurer OF
Omaha, was arrested at a boarding
house tonight upon a telegram from
Chief OF Police Sviegart OF Omaha. He
had been In the city several weeks and
had obtained entry TO the clubs. only
50 was found on him. Coulter claims
that there is no charge against him and
that he Is the victim OF a political
fight. He says he was here looking for
ncruuutton
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17

titude toward the rlove contest.
Hot Springs, Ark, Oct. l6. 1895. -
Any statement that l have In any
wise changed my attitude In regard to
proposed prize fight Is not true. I
do not know what is understood by
having turned matters over to the local
authorities. They have neither more
nor less TO do with the affair than they
had prior to my coming. The status IN
this respect is not in any wise
changed"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17
MADE A GOOD RECORD.
nattiesidp indiana was "i'en
speed Trial Yesterday.

Boston. oct. l6-The battleship
Indiana was given a preliminary Gun
today over the government trial course
OF the Massachusetts coast pes"s ~
cane Ann and Boon island and the
result was very satisfactory. on the
nun up the course the average reached
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17

Washington. Oct l6--(special)-
Mr. Yancey Lewis OF Ardmore, 1, r.,
reached here today in pursuance OF his
candidacy for the Indian Territory
iudgship made vacant by the reslgna-
lion OF Judge Stuart. Mr.. Lewis for
merly lived In Texas and Is well known
there.
Frank Reed was today appointed
postmaster at Mulberry. In Fannin
county, viz L. A. Agnew, resign "a; ;
]. NJ. Sullivan AZ Rochell vice ]. a.
Rawllns resigned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17

was 1888 knots an hour for two hours.
The course measures - knots and Is
marked by six big black buoys placed
60 knots apart. The greatest speed
achieved today was between the third
and fourth buoys, the average for the
distance being 1915 knots. Boilers
engines and everything about the ship
showed to such advantage on the run
up that 1t was not deemed necessary
to speed her on the return trip and
she was therefore logged back over the
course atan average speed Of 10 knots
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17

Annual Conference of mernodist
churches at south sicAiester.

South McAlester. I. T.. Oct. 1s.-tspe-
cial)--The NJ. u. annual conference
was presided over today by Bishop
Vincent. The address o. welcome was
delivered by Judge c. b. Stuart. which
was answered by Bishop Vincent. At, er
short business sesslon tn convention
adjourned until tnornint. Dr. Jesse
Bowman Young OF 81, Lsils. preached
tonight on ehurcA extensions
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17
770|-@@I-I1I1@-@17l
HELD TO THE GRAND JURY.
BeIya Lockwood WIN stand rriai
for nm Alleged onense.

Washington. Oct. ia preliminary
hearing OF criminal libel suit brought
against Mrs. Belva Lockwood, a for
mer presidential candidate. by Robert
u. l.. White. lawyer. who accused
her of lacking notices derogatory to
his reputation on his Office door, was
held today. Mrs, Lockwood was held
TO the grand jury although when on the
witness stand she denied every allie
nntion
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17
VOTED LOCAL OPTION
pnouIDrTI0N CARRIES THE Town
OF wHIrEsBoRO.
The Vote stood: Pros, los, Ants
l2o-rhe Election Passed on
Quietly.

whltssboro, Tex, Oct. le.- tspecla)
The local option election held here
Monday resulted in majority in favor
of the measure Of IS votes Tne vote
stood: Prohibition. los; anti. I2O. Ihe
election passed OF quietly.
state Superintendent Carlisle is IN
the city today. This IS MS Did home
Hon. Sanders d. Cox Of sherman
and J. A. Bllck. Esq, OF Tioga are at
tending Justice court here today
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17
SUPPOSED TO M SETTLED.
Said Pashn Acccrta the scheme OF
REFORM nv Presented.

London, oct, 1.-THE British for
e!gn office in addition 10 dispatch
from Sir Phillip Currie. the nmbas-
sailor Of Great Britain ct constanti-
n0ple announcing that said pasha,
the Turkish minister for foreign af-
fairs, hud accepted the scheme Tor re-
form In Armenia lrawn up by Great
Britain, France and Russia, is IN re-
celpt OF an unofficial telegram an
nouncing that the Armenian question
is virtually settled.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17
CRAWFORD'S

In the excitement OF our best prices
on clothing we have not forgotten the
ladies'. Take peep at our show win
dows and you viii see what we are
doing among them. our offer OF
AN ALL WOOL STYLISH DRESS
PATTERN FOR Ss.75
Is worth considering. for they are GER
tninly bargains and the ladies' seem
In our clothing room all is stir and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17

to appreciate this fact from the way
they are selling. Then again
cAPEs AND JACKETS.
decidedly the prettiest and cheapest
line In the city. is the verdict of all
who have seen them. To see us is 10
buy ls the rule with patrons in tails
department.
commotlon, and the cause
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17

Mr.. W. E. Huston ana Nils. sioia
May Head United.

Valley Mills. Tex. Oct. Is.-(speciaD
MIR. w. L. Huston end Miss Viola
May Head were given n tir.iilant we'd
ding at ESQ y. m. yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17

Governor Clarke Says He WIN stop
the Fight.

Little Rock, Ark. Oct l6.--Gov.
Clark has sent the following message
TO the Gazette IN reply to telegram
asking the governor as. 20 the truth OF
the rumor thar hs had changed his at
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17

Rising star Tex. Oct. is.--(spec-
iaI)-The telephone line from Carbon
to Ristng Star. Tex, Is now in oper-
alton We now communicate with the
outside world VIA Carbon,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17
ke AMays Bring
Me Best

Ind who has not yet found
III that the best is the
Heapest!
A sale of Sateens.
NRich, lustrous Sateens.
4 AS only fine Sateens can
&bk.
8Would it pay to make up
poor Sateen!
Would it pay to buy a
Dor Siteenl
lin this climate medium
3lorings in Sateens can be
gbrn nine months in the
Bar.
u Sale of these beautiful
&ris Sateens will be held on
fiday. 1t is a make.room
He as well as a stir-up trade
lie of Sateens that sell for
Be- csc and 20c; no cheap
bods in the lot. All at one
lice Friday, and that price
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17
cIlANGING WINDS.
IL Riows Hot and cold by Turns At
cheyenne.

chey enne. Okla. Oct. lG,-(special)--
Weather very changclbie here; first
norm then south winds. Corn selling
at 80 cents on the streets.
District court has opened.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17

Houston, Tex. Oct. Especially
Spot cotton atcady. unchanged. aiS-
ding. . i-lGc. Sales. 7i9: receipts, s>Sot
shipments. ss7s; stock. A5s5.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17
See the Windows.

They speak eloquently Of the rich
store OF proper things inside at the
counters. Our window artist may
give you a drapery idea for that
new dress. Still its worth the trip
even if you only come to look, and
we will be glad to have you.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17

gentlemen. and word TO tho wise ia
all that Is necessary. Come. and come
quick. for this is your opportunity.
AS little side show we will ofrer 81 90
for s2.60--that ", Elegant All-Wool
Cashmere Pants for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17
+ TSSSNIAl. i, y y !

RS :. !: +: ; 4; i; =; : a.
pal agricultural counties
Of Central and Northwest
II Texas. That is done.
2kNIl The last work was getting
AUN 1t into form and depart
Hin ments and making the IL
lustratlons Qrom phOto)
n into half tone copper
n plate cuts That is being
done rapidly.
I1M Next week the copy will
m H 20 into. the hands Of the
<lIWIl printer. Then it will be
too late for you to get your
4 business represented in
4 this. the greatest and finest
Il edition ever issued by O
Texas newspaper.
tic above is not 70 tell whatswc are
ing so much as 10 ask what you are
ing TO do in this issue. You must be
4 ok, for when we touch the button,
viii be OFF and before the people. OF
ne $4,000 copies. 10000 OF them will so
nc the hands of the men that own
rtir farms. harvest and spend their
fpps IN and around Fort worth. The
fer $1,000 copies will go to the At
<nta exposition and will show the
rfongs there by picture and pen what
"a farmer does in Texas,
THIS is THE LAST CALL. Send in
NJ copy now.
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80 80 - 50


For choice OF I'll
1000 MEMS ALL WOOL SUITS.
including Cashmere. Serges. Chevlots,
and Worsteds In every conceivable
style and cut. They are going fast.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17
AVENUE H0TEL.

kr,y. TEX. q. Il. TnEbo. Manager.
A, those who contemplate attending
/ ,,,,rnational rega tia at Austin;The
me hotel ~ strictly iirst-elasH, u
. AMY one centrally located ana -
home OF the larger number OF legls-
/ extortlon and the best of treat
hit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-17

Cast your eye over the business mn
nounccments Of the Gazette.