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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04
KANSAS FOR M'KINLEY.
Delegates for Him Chosen In All Part.
OF the State.

Delegates for Him Chosen In All Parts
OF the State.
Topeka, Kan, March Q. - primary
election and county conventions were
held In forty of the counties in Kansas
to choose delegates To the state con-
Nentton to be held March 10 at WIrbitn
for the election of delegates to the ma :
tional Republican convention Mt 81
Louis, A summary of the results in iii
the counties heard from insures the
state for Mckinley. almost without on
position, and the delegation will M
doubt be instructed for him. Everv
Kansas county that has expressed a
preslnentlhl preference has declared in
favor OF mckinley and 50 universal is
me continent throughout the state i'm
ms thVor that the question of second
emolce mas been given no consideration
rue WlrhltR convention will have n
t9tal or ga delegates, of which 2Gg have
1lfeady been chosen. OF these, l5G have
been instructed for Cyrus Leland nc
one or the delegates at large 10 tbe
~ Louis convention. II is prohohl
tnat MAI, Thomas j. Anderson of To
heka' VIII also be elected at large. bn
naNing defeated Cant. j. IL. Jolnsor ~,
;Shawnee county which Will have ma
largest delegation in the state oonven-
non The returns clearly indicate tbo
denomination OF all the Renuhlicar
cohsreSsmcn from Kansas, Tba oni,,
contest was in Congressman Brodario,,,s
9istfIct, where the opposition united on
w, w. D. Bailey, but II IL conceded ma
nr9uerlok mas secured enough delegatas
!" insure ms denomination
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04


Y. p. S. e. II. meeting at Broadway
Presbyterian church, s D. m.
Lenten services at st. Andrews
church at p. IN.
German Ladies' Aid society at st..
Johns church.
Pastors Helpers society ut Broad
way Presbyterian church, p. m.
Y. p. $. c. Il. at Tabernacle Pres
byterian church, s. p. m.
Fort Worth Local National Alliance
AID Mt Alliance hall
Gernania Lodge No. 3474. Knights OF
Honor.
National Association OF Stationary
block.
Benevolent and Protective order OF
Elks. Fort Worth Lodge No. 1874.
Texas order OF Chosen Friends at l.
o. O. H. hall
Women's Wednesday club, rooms 10
and 10, Dundee block.
Trinity Lodge No. 50, Brotherhood
$. Rusk street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04
UNFAYORABLE TO Us,
THE FRENCH PRESS on THE Gu
ban QUESTION.
Warned Not to Exnsperate Europe
VIII Strain Every Nerve.

Paris, March 3.-Newspapers con-
tinue to indulge In unfavorable COM
lnent on the action of the United States
congress on the Cuban question
Figaro says: Although President
Cleveland is not a man to recoil from a
conflict with Spain should his electoral
interests require 1t, he will resist the
excitement of congress American
statesmen will do we'll not to exasper-
ate Europe with the Monroe doctrine.
II Is certain Spain will not recede
and It is difficult to see what benefit
the United States will derive from war.
Matln republishes an interview win
an important Spanish politician who is
quoted as saying.
Spain regards the situation with
calmness and the resolution to be ready
to meet any contingency with Spain
tne present question is one of honor.
She will strain every nerve IL il means
war"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04
SILVER TO CONTROL
THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL, cox
vENrIoN AT CHICAGO.
a fr"minent Republican ps,,...
'ree Silver VIII Have IA Hum
dred Majority.

Newfork, March a-p,v
BDouge OF this city, statIstioiy,,,' mono T.
republican national co,,,,,,a. Tor the
Just made a report of the ., mas
.nT,ushout the nation based I W., 'li
n "o,h. he declares that the fraa ms
onsiistht Will control the Deyn,f StN .s
,'ati convention by nj iaas, ~ ~
hho'es, ana that the Democrac,, iVo
Ionipeileu to resort Ia ~, may
ha,'i,, II employed in KentI,cl,v a." ~
,ma,S u sound-money Demonra, ~
$50, AZ the Chicago conventtn', " I'm.
Do',,Ner platform, or Vice verse ~
,,,.,Es e opinion in this regard 10 IN, .nr'
$500 hon-partlsan and hasna '''oi
~ ~, as ne says, the state nio ,r., en-
democracy In 1894. On tbe otbn,,
-, ~, ne points out that Tho f.tn,
os sound money" will hnve ,nateItuls
W from 100 TO $50 at the 81 I a,,d. yuilty
~ nm, ahd that Senator Cartnr ~ ~,
~. SHvef friends win be overv,ta,, anu
- nus analysis goes furthar .t''
~, ne cites his opinion In 10 M, M,
,Nepupilvan party cannot rnrr,, ~
~ NJ N November unless II rs,.,' ai'e
i,t 10y "estern free-silvcr states Ho , res
ne nope or penetrating the so,,, gs
a az n'ost or the Southern sintas hu, .,
am.auy declared for free sIIvnr
sac a,ir platforms of both parties :" r ne
,'.ls,, coming from such ~, inis
90 ~ Wv y. source, should set Ren,,ii,
mn r, ,n,', W ehinkins. How shall sa,,nn
sil,,ar u eaiiutuate be able to carr f,.a
strs nepunHcan states2 Perhans 80
.er, senator Teller and othar
out OF ne Would better not be driven
puolean party just YET.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04
ONLY SMOOTH SAILING
Venezuelan Controversv Annu
Favorable Snttln,,nn..i. oaelIhs


Favorable Settlement
washington. March a-Tba v.
,Sn controversy is drifting smooth, te
y ward favorable settlemsnt' o'n ny To-
"us FEAR least "A yote ~ nc, ihere
.alpaisssador Bayard lnIpht d,s,,,,, oI
ovy55eHlIy of the SITUATION ~ ,t the
siige OF the big water, Dut thera Uei ..
nrs,.ts s oi u since the resolution ,,'a no
n nSp,iu from the commhtea az, Nus re-
vised IN, me secretary tf state Is AZ
as nra .nnt me claims OF Great Rr,, a.
win prepared by the Oxford nrnsa i.aln
sida.as.t,y soon he furnished for NJ e 1s.'
nnd ~ or the boundary cor,niss ~
tima ~, would not be slrp lisa ns IN,
men, near that her maiesfv's ,,a,,o o,nS
preso,t nlu appointed an httornn,,
f. ~, her case, In fact s,,nb IVY 70
n,a ~, only possible hut veri' , ,ning
the seiec,,nnaV nave even been Whispers tbat
cont orsa. oh II already made, The 10 ra
seoreter, OF NE royal ee6granh,co,
baro i III 70 send Mr., Clement p 'pnieai
an t,,a7 secretary, to Wasbinnto, LII
bears eNld@nces In It's nrnh,,,a, MN
co,a upon the case. 10 ,es mat
dI,,I'sssi9n, for that is ono ~ e,henuous
ga,,i.s, lshed and consers.at,, .ne most
Sai,iralons, and has been a, OF or
h,,r,.s qrent than the mnrn,,t ven more
British ny, .s discrimination to n1a,ntai,
In Venezuela No ioi,,
for a settlement 'oiht
pronnsa, =, 'rHfinn. hos e,.ar -
Wy spa.s sa.A~---A See"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04
ness, "A Texas steer is rarely ex-

ness. "A Texas Steer is rarely ex-
| celled.
Mr.. Tim Murphy is a young COM
edian of exceptional ability and his I'M
personation of the congressman. Nav
erick Brander, left nothing to he de-
sired In the cast His manner. speech,
and facial expression were faultless.
Miss Dorothy Sherrod as Bossy, the
Texas girl who becomes Initiated limo
the ways OF Washington society. gave
TO the part an artlessness and grace
mat was charming. In fact, from the
coiored waiter to the congressman there
was not weak character In whole
cast. which was as follows:
Maverick Brander. Texas cattle
"a n kins . ,,.;. 80: Tin Murphy
Major Yell, lawyer. Jas. c. MARROW
Colonel Brag. q faro banker......
......................T had NJ. Adams
Colonel Blow bartender....
.',.................Ja James ]. Manley
Grassy Gall, Esq, member of the
Third House" go. Wallace Jackson
Colonel X. N. Pepper, retired
officer. James J. Manley
Christopher Columbus. Jr.. Fish
back, colored statesman....
."..............,..Ch Charles j. Allison
Knot Init. Brander's private sec
rotary ........,.,. Byron G.. Harlon
othelio Moore. a private waiter in
the Arlington.......,.O lney Griffin
Lieutenant Green. U. $. A...,.
.,..................John II. Bracket
Sergeant-at-arms James j. Eden
Anatolc, vale.........W VIM. Waldorf
G. whitaker Bellowt. a senator.
...,.,, ...........,,..T !uma5 Brown |
Green Woodhead. II Judge. VIM. Joyce
Lowe Dodge, an artist .Chas. Bradford |
crab dield hand .,..,,.. Edward Corbin ,
Mink uield hand),..,. George Jennings T
sam. row boy, Arlington Hctel....
- 'ss.s. .......s,.s... .....+a Louis roy |
Mrs. Brander. cattle kings wife.
.::.....,........ Miss Lizzie Du Roy |
Mrs. Major Campbell. whose hus-
band is stationed In Texas.
....,.... Miss Katherine Stuart
DiNie style, an orphan from
Indiana. .....,.....C Charlotte Crane
Bossy. Brander's pet..............
Miss Dorothy Shcrrod
Edwin Ferry's company opens a
three nights engagement on Thursday
night and matinee on Saturday. pre-
senting Thursday night Othelo. on
which occasion ladies' viii be admitted
free II ACCOMPANIED by a paid ticket.
on Friday night Nlrginius win be pre-
scented. Saturday matinee lngomar and
Saturday night, Damon and Pythlas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04

For nearly three days the forty
eighth court has been hearing the case
of Snllle Huffman va. H. A. Eulcss ct
A. Tor Injunction to restrain the sheriff
from leVYlng on property alleged to be
n homestead. The case has not been
concluded
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04
In AND ABOUT
FORT WORTH.

THE DANCE or THE BoNNETS.
All up and down the brilliant house,
Through circle. box and parquet,
Sat rows and rows of waiting folk,
Men, danes and damsels gay;
All with their bright. expectant looks,
Care free as II In story books,
Impatient for the play.
At last the lights turned. sudden, low.
The curtain upward went:
Each voice was hushed and garments
stir;
With eyes and cars intent
Upon the sparkling, lovely scene,
With elfs and fays the brooks between,
Each eager face was bent.
But one. aghast. could nothing SEQ
Except monstrous plume:
While three red roses high awave--
From Paris skill abloom--
Before another's straining eyes.
With saucy tilt and savage size,
Did loom, and loom, and loom.
And hard by this another sat,
Meek soul, but now a-rage,
For two white spreading. fanlilSe wings
Concealed Just half the stage;
Sometimes n players head or hand
Or fragment OF dancing band
Would fall beneath his gauge.
One dame, behind n ribbon tower,
Felt honest. true amaze
That thoughtful she OF tinlest toque
Must thus be spoiled OF gaze.
She knew not that her light aigrette
To eyes behind would only let
Things pass us through haze.
And so the dance began--to right.
To left-tn right again
The flower, the feather, sillten bow,
The wing OF bright bird slain;
Q. wlerd chase, Row after row,
The bonnets come. the bonnets 20,
TIL curtain drops and from the show
Wend wenry eyes and brain.
Hartford Courant
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04
LOCAL DRAMATIC TALENT

tive a Rendition OF the sensatioro,
Drama, The Millionaire,
sls springs, Tex, March 3.-(specIai,
saturday night and the night before
our nome talent club, under the man
aSis.nett OF Frof. Gustave Weavllle and
mhe, presented the sensational mein.
drama, THE Millionaire" 10 Iar,a ,'' enS
appreciative audiences, The play and
who attended. AT
me large general store OF ] and w
hiisher was closed yesterday await.
my me arrival Of the Insurance ad-
Friday night. ss uohe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04
GaT'ingtoo & Montgomery
Wholesale Dealers in
Fruits QnI Mesfarn p, iu.a
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

FRUlTS-Florida oranges. California
Seeding oranges, California navel
oranges, Port Limon bananas. Messlna
lemons. coeoanuts, Malaga grapes.
cranberries.
NEGETABLES-New York Red Rose
toes, Western Rose seed potatoes. fur
bank and Peerless seed potatoes, Gree
ley eating potatoes, sweet potatoes for
seed or eating purposes. Rutabapa
turnips, new white turnips, new beets.
caulltlower, fancy yellow onions.
suNDR Es-A fun line of dried
fruits. raisins, dates, figs. etc, nuts of
every description, chewing gum. can
dies, complete assortment of groceries
sundries Write for prices
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04
ARE YOU BAlD2

Is your hair continualIv ANA ..,,,.
pANDRuFn-hlthy animal ma MN w,
slenghings Of diseased scalp. whic,,
SOILS your clothing and gives Won y
sloVeni! appearance at all times5 Does
your head itch? Is your hair erowins
,h'nner year by year? Is It premature.
,o,r .'"S II any or all OF those symp-
,ump uescrines your case you have
parasitic diseases OF the scalp vhics
KY y nrq neglecting at great sncrIfiee
IAN pEniNE Is guaranteed 10 cur.
you quickly and permanently. sails
sa I'pis sisen or money refunded, For
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04
is FOR PRESIDENT.
NEBRASKA FURNISHES AN OIpr-
AND-OUT CANDIDATE.
Ex-senator Msnderson Formally An
nounccs His Candidacy-Noti In
Interest of Any One Else.

Omaha, Neb. March s.-Ex-Unlted
states Senator Henderson has formally
announced his candidacy for Tho 10,
publican presidential nomination II,
letter to l.. o. Fowler. Omaha. he
emphatically denies that his candidacy
and says:
am not to be used as stalking
morse on delivery wagon for any az
p p Gentlemen who are named
ito,iltlvhtIy Tor the place. are all my
personal friends. and chief among tbn, g
J. nave known intimately and closely
since youth, and esteem them ali ana
VIII follow gladly in the ranks undar
me captainey of any one of them
demand fair play for them, and I ax.
pect 1t for myself" eN-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04
OPEN THE TERRITORY.

This Is the Demand OF Wichita
County Citizens.
Wichita Falls, Tex. March s.-(Spec-
ial)-A masS-meetlng of wichItn
county citizens was held here yesterday
ana resolutions were adopted declaring
II to be the sense OF tho meetins,
that the Federal government IL re-,
sponsihle for the outlawry in the Terri
tory, and calling upon the states of tho
southwest to rise and demand thnt the
country be opened to white settlement
The Texas congressman are urged To
use thelr influence TO this end This
action ~ the outgrowth of the recan,
murder OF Frank Dorsey.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04
BERRY INTRODUCED A BILL.

It Makes Provision Regarding Matters
In the Territory.
washington, March S.-Scnator Berry
to-day introduced for hts colleague
Senator Jones. n bill to provide further
security to persons and property in the
indian Territory. The bill vests exclu-
slve jurisdiction in the United States
courts of that territory over all contro-
vcraies and questions concerning tribal
lands, The bill also provides that no
act passed by the legislative assembly
of either of the five civilized tribes
shall be valid until signed by the
president of the United States
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04
EXCURSION RATES TO MEMPHIS
fpTsNfNr -@'''' AiiS,

For meeting of the Southern Lumber
Manulacturera' association to be held
W Memehls, Tenn, February IS to 81,
TO rate or 1915 from that nolnt viii
Apply from all stations In the state
Pacific railway. anu
FROM points In Louisiana the rate
VII be one lowest ilrstolass limited
FIRE for the round trip.
Tickets viii he sold from NH sto,,o,.
February 10. II and is. limited ror w
turn to February 20. W. re-
nppE 70 Your nearest ticket agent
Tor any further Information desired az.
Co., CASTOR MEsLIER,
Dallas. Tex, @e'''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04
All THE TAEATER.
Tim Murphy's Excellant rresenta,

Inn Murphys Excellent Presentation
In spite OF the nvcs,,,t,,,,,i,,
s ~ weather and the fact that az Teraa
steer was presented here only n fs,s
.ays ago the opera house was srowde1
20 us fnll onpaeity 10 see Tim M nrnby
a anu ms clever company present Il
MIN, T., ,asa nisht The play from begin
Just enough seriousness Ia r .un Wi'n
solid foundation, Altogether II IL az
az me most brilliant satires unon ~
ncial life In Washlngton that h. o,
' pee placed on the stage and il perb sees
plny pga, bbfoaa S Of that very clever
nist-class comedy with siirh, ,1s
oh romance to lend to its attraetivss e
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04
SEVERE BLIZZARD.

moving Through Kansas at the Rate
OF Forty Miles an Hour.
topeka, Kan, March IA sevaro
sas for six hours. 'e' NAN
IN me Rock Islands Colorado ,ipos
WE'VE inches of snow is reported ami
t sne storm is moving east at the rnte 40
s, ss mites an hour. Stockmen say tbe
storm VIII be severe on the Thousands
or s.oeks on the plains, and great m.
~ ,nn ,y rs ieit for the fruit crops,
T IN recent fortnight of warm spring
weatner has brought out the buds AMI
~ sou,hefn Kansas the leaves OF the
o uves nave begun to make their appear.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04
NEGRO EMIGRATION.
Three Hundred and Eleven En- n,
TO the Liherlau Rppuhiio

Three Hundred and Eleven En- Routn
TO the Liberlan Republic
savannah. Ga. March swim tina
cheers from thousands OF other nearoes
ringlng IN their ears Sli negroes. rep
resenting half dozen states. started
Ihis afternoon for Liberia. where they
VIII settle on land provided by the gov,
eminent Of the republic.
ihS american steamship Laurada. on
which they sailed. dropped anchor nj
rort Jackson to await an engineer
from Charleston, one of her crew hav.
the wharves We're black with negroes
WIN fair sprinkllng OF whites eager
70 eaten the last glimpse OF the emf.
President Flnmmer OF the Interim
uonel Immigration society. ana secrc-
utry y, Roberts were the only whltes
assc,ro,npanying the emierants. The
rlfd cargo Of negroes win leave here
not Liberia in the fall The present
,rarty' nkS rs predecessors. carried
iarse quantities OF supplies OF ali kinda
us well as considerable money.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04

The Gazette is authorize n
nounce Captain J. 7. Clens,s
candidate for recollection u u
OF alderman OF the Sixth sni
to the action OF the Demoefau
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04

The Gazette is authorized h
nounce John p. King AZ NJ
Tor county clerk OF Tanint \
subject to the actions oi IA \
cratic party.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04

The Gazette is authorlal ! |
nounce f. II. Reilly as a cidh
alderman of the Sixth MI
to the action OF the Den1l
maries.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04

At the solicitation cf irr'd
voters Of the Sixth ward NJ n
Monnig has consented to malt N
for alderman subject to ths ~
the Democracy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04

At the solicitation Of M N
Joe C. Hampton announxfu!
n candidate for alderman IAN
ward subject to the ariz {
Democratic primaries.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04

The The Gazette is author,.,, |
ne no !. n, Captain ]. c. Rlch,ss,.
candidate for sheriff sub,sS, \
'ion OF the Democratic pa,ty
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04
EnII MAAnn

q, 10 inc citizens OF Fort Worth: AT
The continuous solicitation of mo hugis
ness men and citizens OF Fort Worth
have concluded 10 become a candi,
aate for mayor. subject to the action
81 the Democratic party.
February c. 1895. -''-''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04

The Gazette Is ,.nd1kz'
nounce B. i. sisk as a n
county superintendent .stio, n
county, subject 10 tns
Democratic primaries.
To the Voters Of Tarrant e !Ss,sl 4
some days ago wl ,!,,Sates il,s|
with my friends ] wi.srnt ii ~
rlce for sheriff on accom- g ,sst nrI |
ness of my wife. since sd IN a,s ~
condition was not 80 ssi \ nos n
thought and that sne ',a X sith q
danger, ami this, couples .,lpsss ii sv
demand from my tflen ,,,s p,sfk
county, TO reconsider :, ~ ,n,s snAsd
termination that ] 81 '' ne s,s'
sible for me to rlak ss.,, Y, 10 Y
should do SO in obea's11'tt A,rss J,
mands Of my friennss, NJ.
their earnest solicila',oospx u Y
the canvass and from nd srf1s
devote my entire tiIn n,s 10 y !.
the cnmpaIgn, and top \ Il Trtrt'
voters ~ the county ~ ujli ~
claims and their supper IS III
heartily appreciated J0E v
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04

ro The Gazette is autho,,,.,
fnounce I: IL. Maddox A. = n
Tor sheriff Of Tarrant cn,,s,s
TO the action of the De,n ysgy |.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04

The Gazette Is authoriA \
nounce j. S. Jeffries, Jr., 4 Al
Tor county clerk Of Tan,rt ?
subject to the action Of ths ~
lie party. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04

,o The Gazette / is auth.r,,a \
n Seris, =, u. Ship ss a s,,al1
'he action of the Demc ss,s, ny Y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04

The Gazette is authorlrM =
nounce X. NJ. Van Zandt, ". "
didate for alderman from ~
ward. subject to the action ~
mocracy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04

The Gazette is authon,N N
hnouce Jerry Deems as 4 esndt
alderman of the third ward. nlI
the action OF the Democf.IIs r
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04

: J A pSE M,FALL DECLINES TO p,r,,
n, Msss''n r Texas. March s.@1spoecinsiu N'
noan e + M ~ MeFnll this evcninr an
date for ' re.e ne ,W,oala not be candi.
county Judge. commit3,rn me office Of
c wa,n,r, Jr,- OF the state nm pa, Alex $.
M esuuve committee today onocratie
candidate for the position. '''eed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04

The Gazette is authorize !. M
nounce Irby Dunklin as . q ,ss'
district judge, Forly.e'sTT III 4
district, Tarrant coun,!. (. Id,
to the action Of the Demos''''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04

The Gazette is AUTHORIZED !.
nounce James W, swsyh ss,,sS,taS "
date for county attorney, su'
action of the Democrhe'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04

The Gazette is au,h..
hounce Mr., Sterling p 1 c,.A
s,,bide, for sherir Of Tarr,n,,u |.
party. VI me Dsr,l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04

The Gazette Is author'.ssr M
nounce II. II. McNatt - - M
for district clerk, sllpJer. y
of the Democratic party
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04

The Gazette 10 aulholliM, v
nounce j. II. Tiller as 2 csn ~.
constable of precinct NO y ~
the action OF the DemocraV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-04

The Gazette is au,hosl,.J n
hource John A. Martin as / II,
Ior county clerk, subject 10 Ii, }
or the Tarrant county ns,s. =.