Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-12

Education" by DR.. II. D. Chaplin. and
wald. -
Among the latest bits In the musical
world are some of the publications,
vocal and instrumental. OF the popular
music house, oliver Ditson Co. Roston.
Mass, Their latest issues are: when
Richelleu the Red Robe Wore,' by Har-
vey Murray. A fine spirited composi-
tlon for a low voice. that Will rank well
with any bass song published FOR years.
The WORDS by Leroy l., Hight, have
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'',rhe Shores OF Lite" Mr.. Robert A.
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melody OF which " chaste and digni-
fed. The piano accompaniment IL well
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cents. "lf You Love Me. Tell Me So"
The words of this song are by Alfred
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Price 30 cents. MY Handsome Mary
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b, Edward w. Emerson IN The "Ilom-
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"stetson University March," with vocal
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Price 90 cents Published by Oliver
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Golfers Weekly for January 0, 1896.
appears as periodical OF 80 pages,
instead OF 10 as heretofore. power
full novel, Married or SINGLE by the
rising Anglo Irish novelist Mrs. - M.
Croker. is begun in this number In
very long instailment, that must be
about one-fourth OF very fully de-
vcloped novel. II is the Intention or
the Weekly TO give complete new
novel In two to four weekly parts, 80
that the ordinary reader VIII have
finished one installment about the
time the next one comea to hand II
~ a decided Improvement over the
usual plan OF continued story.
"A CHASTITY Awakening" by Mar
Qulse de Sourdy, Ia short story which
is one OF the most remarkable abort
stories ever published In an American
periodical. S. Mlllington Miller, NJ. D..
writes on the "Maryels OF Modern sur
gerry" A number OF simple and help
ful diagrams and cuts serve to make
the article lucid and easily ineligible
TO the lay reader.
The Southern Telegraph and Tele-
phone company, whose motto Is quick |
service" have Issued one Of the hand
soonest as well as the most useful and
convenient calendars of the year.
Every business man Will appreciate
it's value In his everyday work.
An officer OF the United States army
whose name Is withheld, discusses
submarine mines In the Issue Of
Golfers Weekly for January ., 1896.
Edgar Fawcett contributes an Intense
ly interesting article on German duel
ling. The ferocity and even barbara
ties of these hostile meetings In Ger
many are most graphically described
by this brilliant American lltterateur.
The Audiphonc Is curiously wierd
sketch by Mr. e. l.. Hildreth. who dis
plays no mean skin In constructing
and celebrating very dramatic incl
dent.
The two hundred and eighth vol
ume of Littells Living Age opens
with the issue OF the week ending
January 4. Among the many valua-
bic articles which may be already an
nounced for the early numbers of the
now year are Matthew Arnold In His
Letters" by Alfred Austin: "Muscat,"
by ]. Theodore Bent; "Corea and 81
bcrinn Il. r." from Fortnightly Re-
vicw Lord Salisbury" by kugustin
Filon: "Kashmir.' by Sir Lepel Grif-
tin THE Migration OF Birds by q.
W. Bulman; "Air Car" by Lieut. Il.
Baden Powell; Purcell" by Fred
erick crowest; "Everybodys Chance"
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