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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01
chief lioute nant ana and has been sct-
ing as lookout for the governor at

chief lioute nant ana and has been sct-
ing as lookout" for the governor at
Hot Springs.
Governor Clarke received Bob and
his manager with c hara cterlstic court
esy and talked With the pugilist for
quite awhile. He assured the pugilist
that he had nothing against him per-
eonhlly. but was determined that no
prize fight should take place in Arkan-
sas. on leaving the governors Of
fee Fltzslnmons gave the governors
hand a warm shake and said that be
was pleased TO have met the governor.
Martin Julian Tonight signed con-
tract with the Glanwood theatre OF
this city for an at hlctic exhibition to
take place here tomorrow night. The
members or Fltzslm mons company and
their baggage will arrive from Hot
Springs tomorrow. II Is. given out
tonight Oh good authority that the
they come up at o'clock In Judge
Marii's court tomortbv, tho attorney
general viii again be out OF the city
and the state Will ask for n continu-
unoc on that ground II II Governor
Clarke's avowcd purpose TO ahve the
cases cont inued from time to time
until the puglliH,s become thoroughly
dlsBustcd and the fight is finally de-
clared of Colonel Murphy, one OF the
lawyorH for the defense, arrived from
Hot Spring Tonight. Attorney Martin
and other members of tho clubs coun-
sci, VIII be here erly In the morning,
and n hot fight Will be made against
further continue nee ~ the cases.
The report sent out from Hot Springs
today that the Ma hero D0nncll fight
will be bro ught on on next Monday IL
Incorrect No 1ght will occur until the
cases against the pUgiiists and their
managers are finally disposed OF at
Little Rock. Colonel George w Muir
ply Is authority for this statement.
He says that at q conference In Hot
Springs today II WAS definitely settled
that none OF the fights would be pulled
on until the eases In court at Little
Rock were finally disposed Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01
PASSENGER AGENTS.
THE MEETING or THE NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION.


Dallas, Tex. oct 3l.-(spcclal)-.
scventy-liye members OF the National
Passenger Agents. association arrive
in the city last night. They were well
coined By w. l., Tuley. Il. p. Turner
W. A. Dashiel. II. NJ. bowman. Ed.
ward NJ. Gleason W. II. Connor and j,
II. Word
The convention was called TO ord er
at the city hall thiS morning by Presi.
dent +. u. May. j. II. Larrnbee acted
as secretary,
Mayor Frank p. Holland. who had
been assigned the honor Of delivering
the address OF welcome, made a most
happy speech
Routine business was then tackled,
and committees appointed.
There was NO afternoon session the
visitors attending the fair In a body.
Another session viii be held tomor.
row morning at 10 o'clock, and II ban
quet win he given In honor OF the
visitors tomorrow night.
An excursion viii be made. which i'm
cludes the principal cities OF tho state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01
JULIAN WILLING 10 CONTINUE.
Agreed 90 Let the Trial 10 over
tntiI To-day.

Little Rock. oct, ~. Il am perfectly
willing that this case he continued uu.
III tomorrow said Martin Julian In
Judge Joseph w. Martins court this
afternoon.
Had bomb been exploded In the
t'W ~ OF iuNtlco II would have created
stnlcey less sensation unnng the
thong OF Interested spectators tian
dil thege words.
on, what nuke; he don't want To
- to il9t springs' Wen what do
samples OF the eXnros.iuns az ,tter
ol'auN which tew from mouth TO
mouth as the disappointed crowd Mod
out uf ne court roam, close upon Tho
heels OF Martin Julian and Rob lrItz-
simmons as they made thor wny bnel,
70 NOR suite OF rooms In the Capitol
motel IN custody OF two deputy sherifrs
of PULASKI county.
Mr, Iulinn onriy In the tlny reerffrl
a telrkrnm from Hot Surings itntfyir
chat Col George w Murphy would Ia
There to defend him In behBlr Of tho
cluo. When tho Hot Springs train
came however Il was found TINT thn
lawyer WAS not aboard and Womb
not nrrlvc mtll tomorrow. Then Inf'
Ian said that he would plead his own
case. lie would 20 Into court md
demand HIS liberty hc said. give any
amount Of bond required and proceed
70 Hot sprlngs aud force Corbett 10
night or leave the country.
~ , O'Clock Tive cneh ~ tn, et,.,
~ Moiun jullon nnd llobrrl lcIiEsin.
tnQns war called The two men were
nshei Cd through the rtrr .rii.ut nAea
~ humanity In ihs llor4 of me
FllasAi circuit cnu@t. fcconI inis.on.
Judge Hemingway Tor L. ne cnn,mon.
wealth arose and stated that nc nj.
tofney GENERAL wired from Hot lrrtn,ra
nnd nhkad that the ems b, cSntlnu "a
nntll o'cloclt tNnnrts w ,,vanin,s
fudge Martin tnrncl 10 lie lefcnihSts
and asked VIVA, they had % say M,
Jhllhn arose ana addressing M rsnri
SAD u am perfectly whiting That fhls
case be continued until tomorrow.
am not represented BY counsel An n
torney whom expected here 10 dsren1
uN has not kent rnitl With us
The continuance was ,hcrounnn
grarted and Julian mud Fitrsirlmc a.,
rfm1nded TO the custody % the shorint
Julian said that the post ponemvnt OF
the nearing Would In no way Interfere
WIN the light except that Il would DO
When the case Is nnnlly disposed or
ne says lie Will take Fitgslmmons To-
tol SnrinRr ana demand tina s25oD FOR.
Zen, lie VIII then be ready 10 nrht
cefts u ~ private for $4,000 Side or
on any terms corhett may demand,
Julian and FltEsimnaons Were driven
over ihe city this Afternoon IN a ear
i-,Aye w Jerry South. and later paid
tneir fespects To Governor ciarke al
the executive Once South Is clarke's
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01
riuHrnns DIp Nor SHOW UP.


Hot Springs, Ark, oe, a,--corbett
was. scheduled to appear IN the ring
At Wilmington Park ut high noon,
throw on his cap ard sweater and an
7hounce TO such, people as were pres.
ent that he was champion Of tho world
and that NJ irltzsimmons was not there
We was rcady. willing and anxious 10
defend himself against all comers.
Thet was the proRfnm according 10 tho
attachments OF Manager Brady, AT the
spppinted time q crowd OF mon and
boys gathered In the park to sec Cor,
belt and hearken TO his vocal exer.
eises az he invited any man 10 tread
on tho tan OF his coat. Men were busy
In stretching the ropes og the ring and
n o"athing the posts with cotton bat
bnr and Peter Mahcr IN the company
Of two fat friends was Walking
,eisurely around the bicycle track in
the park, the sole representative Of the
brllhar. blu, decudent art u pugl,Iern,
The crowd waited and waited and
finally abandoned all idea Of hearing
l.ls champion defy the world from
Nhlttlpgtoa Park aud piled Into the
ssfrest cara and went home again. II
uao nxhts are be piled on, no better
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01
THIRD OF A MILLION
WILL NOT COVER LIABILiTIEs or
TuE HOUSTON FIRM.


Houston. Tex. oct 31.-tspeqlai)-
Ham 81 Ne wbauer Bros. wholesale dry
goodg, filed a deed or assignment today,
naming C. 5 Hickman as trustee. Tho
firm is an Old one, having done bust
ness for years In Galveston and Hous-
ton They had store In Brenham,
where heavy Judgment was recently
affirmed against them Preferences to
creditors foot up $4,000. Besldos this
II Is said OF her Liabilities viii aggregate
an equal amount, The assets an,uuut
TO &jbO.0OO ~ which n lnrgc amount ia
In roal estate The Painters aud Me.
chanics' National bank IL preferred to
the amount Of $4,000, Clanln e CO.. OF
New YORK. arc pre- foTed to II like
amount.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01
snNsArIoNAL ELornmrSr.
Young Coup pie From Eddy Ar, Mar
rtcd at NIidnIgbt.

EDDY, Texas, oct. 3t,-(speciall-.
Yesterday quite Il sensation spread
through tho town when It was known
that MT Horny Pratt had eloped with
tho daughter OF Nj. W. u. Nrlghborg,
ana wont 10 Troy ana there, at the
hour pt nj dnlght, We're united in the
hoy ponds Of matrimony This morn.
Ing MIR. Pratt returned with his bride
nee Miss Jessie, To his tathor's home.
where hc win rem1 In until next week.
when they wll depart to Rosebud, their
future home. Nj Pratt will engage in
the hardware business there The
couple are receiving tho hearty CON
NIalulut onN OF their many friends.
Last night MIR William Wilrnx N,bo
mas been seriously III Tor over nVr
weeks, died, and win be buried at 2
o'clock this Afternoon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01
10 FoItM 4 CABINET.
NJ. bourgeois Accepts the Duty From
President Euurc.

Paris, oct 81 M. Bourgeois this
evening Informed President Faure that
he had accepted the task Of forming a
new cabinet,
The new ministry so far as formed,
Is az follows! NJ. Bourgeois, mlnlst er
Of the Interior and president Of the
council Of ministers; NJ. Ricard, minis
ter Of Justice and worship: NJ Cayig-
nae, minister OF war: NJ. Douemer
minister OF finance, NJ Guyot dEs-
saigne, minister Of public works, NJ
Combes. minister Of the colonies; NJ,
Lockroy, minister OF marine.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01

Attacks the TiiIn,an plan In Fier'
speech.

Columbia. s. C., oct 3l.--The great
fight between Senators Irby and Till
man on the suffrage question was
opened today by Il speech from sena-
tor Irby attacking the report OF the
committee. lie said he would stultify
himself and tho cause of the people OF
South Carolina II he would vote for
any dlscriminu lion against poor and
illlterntc men. lie was not nm migrate
who would accept the highest office In
South Carolina from the poor and
illiterate men and then trample them
beneath hts feet this being plainly
aimed at Tillman,
Irby said he would vote with the
negroes against the Tillman plan as
long as It had an educational and
property qualification He denounced
the plan as a political inquiry and de-
clared he never would betray those
who gave him office.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01

with Men " HON sh. Met In the
World of business.

w DlrunkiUd.
The woman who meets men In bust.
ness In sensible way thinking no es'l
and expecting none, in ninrty-niua
cases out OF a hundred Will be treat. 4
respectfully and kindly. indeed she " N
ind men much kinder ami moro con-
Hlderatc than women In buslneIs deal.
iugs, In the possible hundrel-h case.
where a man shows himself q beast or
puppy 1hy tile way, l believe n
puppy Is II beast also. but we will Let
II go at thap, IL n n very weak
woman who cannot maintal In her dig
nifty and teach her insultor valuable
lesson at the same time.
During the years In which / have
been earning my living by ncNsp1per
writing | have been In tenements. eel.
lars through the slums. among chained
and guarded convicts aud In drawing
rooms-the worst places OF all som,-
times, my lady-and almost invariably
have found men In rags, sirIpos or
broadcloth, kind, courteous and help.
tul. 'n trradlnE my way through mar,
row bNways In search of Rome item OF
news I have stopped to ask questions
OF the denizens thereof and never vet
have found man ~ drunk that he hid
not manage to claw his hat on his
head while he answered me in re.
spretful. though somewhat tangled up
Language.
am not declaring that all men a,,c
saints IN business they VIII crowd
and snpplant women, which they have
perfect RICH, TO do, II they use honest
methods, Twice while earning NV
living | have been thrown out Of good
positions ny men, not because they
wanted or could MI the place had b,it
through business jealousy that would
make u horse thief blush; so am pre.
pared to admit that there are mea n
men, but they are IN the minority.
Msn-are Just ms good, just us honor.
able, as generous aud as worthy ~,
trust and confidence as the women.
II lie time ltat this cry OF working
women against men be stopped. II q
woman respects herself she win he
rsspeoted, and this Ia the Testimony OF
dlnaR. plain people, like yours trnlNv
We ind what We look for IN this WORLD,
II Ne look for evil we find Ii; II for
good, our search is doubly rewarded
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01
AnnEsrrp ron LinEL.
Editor OF the Rocky Mountain Sew.
Talks Too Much.

Denver, COL, oct. si.-Hou. m, omas
NJ, Patterson, proprietor OF the Rocky
mountain News. was arrested last
preferred by Officers OF the Denver
Tramwny company The compla int IA
based upon an article OF ths. News OF
tuesday, which claims jurlcs IN cases
IN which the Tramway company Is
Neienlant are systematically cofrup-
ted' Damages TO the amount OF 1900
100 is asked.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01

Dallas. Teas. oct, 3l.-(speeIal)-A
fair attendance today.
Five furlOngs: Randime won, An.
dreN second, Beetle Nm third. Time
Six furlongs. DR. Park won. Dnhh
second, ConSta milne third. Time. / %
Seven furlonEs waahachie won sir
George second. Stella NJ. third. T.rne
1I2
one and onc-eighth mllei Dungary-e en-
Won. brakeman second, Alphonse TIL I'd,
rive and q half furlongs: Carl II oil.
Iaha won. Jim Cornwell second, Hot
stun third. Time 1l6.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01
A CAPITOL CRACK ED.
GREATEST DAMAGE WAS DONE Al
JACK son, MIss.-sCApED
r THE PEOPLE.
Some of the Folks Were shn,s en- W
and Thrown From 1''sir beds.
Nobody iS1led.



Chicago. Oct 3f-A distinct earth
quake shock visited Chicago at 5lS
this morning, lasting for about iiity-
Ave seconds. No damage was don q. but
in many houses pictures were thrown
to the floors and crockory broken. The
shock was unaccompanled by any audi
iible ,,mtil,., canning pcuenIlv in
60, .,.,,.,...., ,,,,,,,',,,',.,o, -,,r,,.,,,
- "" '"c Inhe an" u'N"ppe'' '"H
the prairleA VI the west. IL was most
severely felt on the north side where
,..at,,,t,. ill.,, 90 .i,,,,.,.., ,yer,
pr"paply inc "'uJo'''S VI s'VVl,,''
awakened In the W"uueh nous eS uh
Buena Park ami other north side sub
urbs the al,alJnp nm VIVA 40 pcrcrpt-
lple tlHt many perS"hS u'S'ieu GU ~
their homes In scnnty clothing. Dur
ing the shoek and for several hours
STR 80, ,t.o,,.t,,,,, IA ,t. ,n,ssnhere
N'''' '"' Ni'''' ''''' 80 '''' =
was more than oppressive To persons OF
IA nervous temperament.
Tho orcbtt.rta ans. TINT tho high
,.',,,,. -. -, -,
pnHu'hSs "Ie 'he 'chSl "'icu'Su ny
enrtbqunke shocks, az they are great
steel bird cages which cannot upset.
t,,,t .,,,r,n.i.,., ,bo,,, ,,.t, ,,o,,.l
tlt ~ 'F
w. ''''Ns''F - w. go
scismaNE pf'urbunce could get the
ruIl ecferp hstna aynylnr .asnpnt ian
"a. q, 49,. a. -.
." Aou'9' N''' ga 'V''H9o' '''
Niphcr OF the Warrington Univ crslty
says:
,,r, IA, ,,,s, ,f ms, trn,,iol.,., THO
,,, nI.
~ the most severe yNIthlu1ke IN ms
country since mo new Mao iu earn
quhNe IN Sou'n'Ih mlHHoutl IN lbSl As
t3l rs l cnh intttinlhe now lhe dlreG-
tloh OF TINS N1TIlloh WAS from hOrth
20 SOUTH or proDhhV from northeast To
northwest
Ft9. esNor lIltcharl OF the washing
soh ,nlNelHiy tnlhks neHry IN, cor,
49, INV "a' ~ ahu thet II LuH,eH
"oput one minute ana lol'y seSohus'
lnulanapols, p't ~ -the most pro-
houhecu Gnrthl u"ke mock lh 'he mem
DRY oi cIlHehs OF Wlthlh the history
o. CLOCK ms morning; ~ msMi shty
70 seventy seconds Every bud INK In
the cry w"S shakon, q, -.
shocR af s r,5anaso VA wes Slit N,, neI ny,
sIuuN VI 'tNHiauNu WIS tSlt heI 'hlh
moln'nE at svo, The vibration was
tr%tn en1t % WvHm houses FYvkt Az! ahH
psor ",'vS' blh'N uu. ul pyu' me
1870 so ' G'''i wt'S
p.v, ,,,,',, NY u 'u'nphns spu"u' ~
, -, 'li""he Wa sshcIsnN leIt ~ west
I'm, ~ ~ "''9lbN 'ppi anu
.Noi ,I, .lI NJ, in pu' ~ lal ~ hhowh
no n,n ',tIll uHIirnBe Was uyne'
al, ,,,lr, ivlln' ot, "l;-Ih ms
',,S,, .v,,' ~ p,opIa lv't lhe
earthquake ahd no damage was done.
p'sPu'Snnts ieeolNeu lo.,Eht ITo m all
~ ~ y, .,.H,Hl ,uMhs N Mluule lshhes-
sur sun, 'nat my Anuehs Were more
or !ess NN'Iely icll, but mo partl cular
N''"'S Nns uohy' hhuNlus Npl ttlonH
eN',nulnB ShToug hout me yehlral part
Oh WE state, neklhnlhs IN the southern
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01

mother Mississippi omeer short In
His Accounts.

Greenvllle, MISS, oct. 81 --Invcstiga-
lions recently made by the officials OF
the Mississippi leyce board show that
the late Sheriff John l.. Griffin Of
Washington county was short in his
get Elements with the board fully 100000
Other ahcrins We're also found to be
short In thelr settlements OF levee
taxes collected by them in their re
spectlve counties, but the amounts
were SMALL,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01
pnouru is nnoi<EN.
A Fine Rainfall In Montague County.
Iittle wheat.

bonita, Texas. oct 3l.-(specal.)-
The dr0uth has been broken In this
section. We had steady rain yester-
day for three hours. the first since the
18th OF August.
Cotton about NIL gathered, With
barely half crop.
There viii be hut very little wheat
sOwn In this, Montague county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01

Washlngton, Oct. 3l.-Judge Bradley
has granted peremptory man,isr-,,s
against Secreta ny Carlisle on the cN-,,,'
plant of Charles c. Waters OF Lii ri,
hoSk; waters was district attorn ey
and brought suit in Internal reyen NJ
eases, but the cases were never broup- hi
70 trial and although the fees amoustn
ins TO ssJ5 were certified by he
United states Judge. the secretary held
.nat under the law he could not OK.
""'ihe ana pass upon the account,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01

omahn Dee Creates n riarry In the
Crete OF the A. H. A.

Omaha, oct 81 The Rce has ere
ated a political sensation by publ shng
fac slmlle copies " the secret cor
re spondence and archives OF the xecu-
i've council A, u. A. IN which candI.
dates FOR positions before oonyen lions
ana applicants for elerkshlps tinder
eret lunta OF the order as the initial
Step towards securing places. All or
iginAl rosters OF the council and ne
1ninulatc ted correspondence have been
secured, The \. l.. a, Ia domora lied.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01

Paradise. Tex. oct tspecinD--
Wolhford * Row, grocery merchant4.
hlAdt an assignment last night In favor
OF Carter Battle Grocery company.
l'iabiliiiet something over 1900. assets
cover all III. blIitlcA.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01

was made by Mrs. NJ. l.. Mcdowell.
and Will go into effect at her death
Miss Mande Estelle Ransome ana
James Hutchinson Happel. NJ. D. We're
married Wednesday October 80. Ihe
contracting parties are highly con
nected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01

Dallas, Tex, oct. 81. (spoclal)-S.
Goodman ~ Co.. dry gooda and cloth
ms. made "a deed or trust today, nam.
lng u. NJ, Renrlon M trustee. The
debts umou Mt 10 5000,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01
a MrSlFIcnsT Cur
southwestern University Of Tc.as
Receives n Larse Tract OF Land.

cleburne Texas, Oct. si.-( speciall--
A deed OF LIS acres OF land, yalu ed az
sto0O. south Of Cleburne, has been
given TO the Southwestern unlv erslty
OF Texas at Georgotown. The deed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01

Miss Murray Bill-''1 feel az thew
/ had become "A politician and teceil,,
Al nomination to Office"
Miss Homework What DO N
mean by that?"
Miss Murray IIlll-''l have Jus. l
celved proposal OF marriage, and II
about TO write n letter Of acceptlna
-PlttsburG Chronicle Telegraph.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01

Selghbor-."Bestie. your mother 4,
calling you" ~
Berlie.-"Hcs'mi ! know It. but fancy
she don't want me very bad"
times already WV"
Bertic---"Ycs I know; but sha hs.,.,.
called Albert yet."--Amerlcan ~ .
brew,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01

I can sell you for 10 ce ats Hows ihl.l
Chicago Tribune.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01
nnNsnrT oors our.


Denlson, Texas, Oct, 3i.--tspocini)-
Joe NJ. Bennett, for the past year train.
master OF the Katy, win be relieved
November BY c, l.. Harris. now chief
alspatcneh No rasoa for the change
can be asccrtalned, as Superintendent
Bcthard is out OF the city, a Gazette
reporter called upon Mr., Harris this
morning. buthe failed to do more than
eonnrm The report OF his appointment
j. w, wal ton, working frst trick
TOT the sou IN end, has been rendered
the position Of chief dispatcher. but 40
yet IL unc solded whether to accent.
a circular VIII be Issued tomorrow
oihelally conflrming the appointments
Mrs, rlmple--,'Mcn', you afraid IA
being away so much -
Mrs, pacass-~ Oh, not at all. The
polieemnn an this beat 10 engaged 10
my cook. n Truth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01

! The dream Of Comfort /,
| the blizz rdly time. IT,
well.made great-coat Of ro,S
, fabric will list one man,
i. winters. You can 90 witboui
one If you wish, perhaps thai
IL economy.
} You'iI save u few dollar. n.
your clothes, and the docte,
tnd druggist will divide n n.
! ter. perhaps the unuertuke,
! viii Join In the dSyvy.
, It's thu great coat that
caves one fro m tho ills ,bai
! winter brings.
| This Stein Bloch great.cos,
, Is not n cumbersome, bu \,
I looking thing, Ithas net and
! good looks about 1t. Its IN
, various mate rails Of the riQbt
I kind, and is m AIDE in thai
! superior way that has mad.
! the Stein-Bloch label The Go.
I ger poet to truth full value.
/ ALEXANDER & THOMAS,
; Agents for Stein-B Bloch
k Clothing, Paragon Pants
! and the Celebrated You.
! man Hats.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01

Ter put up de sioVeplpe."
Does he put up stovlpipes wells
"'Deed he do. An de bes' Of Il
dat he's deaf and dunno, my par Is
ie women folks doan' hab ter leave
house while he's wuhkn'."--washl;
ton Star.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01

A husband, feeling his end approx
II leave my wife life intsres, b
hundred thousar 4 fra mes"
Very good; but II tle mari
ngGin?"
In that case I'll make It tvo y
dred thousand. 1t II not FOR her. q
ever-I leave II to her husband. n
fellow. T. will be hard-earned nonu
illustrations PopOlere. tfl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-01

Don't you want to hire my PAT
said a little colored urchln.
what for2"