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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
MICHIGAN FOR M'KlNLrY.

washington star Dispatch Gives tho
-, Largest Delegation to him
Washington, Feb. "a sppcinI c,r-
respondent of the following disnnt,'b
IRON Grand Rapids, Mich. today:
Ihe republican state convention In
eject delegates To the national cnnven-
llon WI be held In Detroit May If
General Alger win be elected the tirgi
ut!Rhte-nt-large by accumulation NM
lhomas j, llrien OF this city. ana
Governor Rich are almost as certain
or being elected. and the fourth Vii,
De- nominated by the upper peninsula
ne MichlHdn vote may safely Le
counted for Major Mckinley. Among
me farmers he Is the only candidnts
Thought of. and he is also strong
among the laboriug men In the cities
az Wen as mighty with the politicians
" least tWenty-siN votes win be for
Major Mckinley, and the delegation
may be solid for him.
Among the more conservative the
sentiment prevails that Major AlcKin-
icy Is too much of an extremist 10 be
me strongest possible candidate
speaker Reed has many friends in Tho
state, but they are not sufficiently
hunched TO make much of an impress
sion Senator Allison Is mentioned oe-
caslonally; Governor Morton rarely
anu the swarm OF other fuyorlte sons
not at all.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

81. Louis Republic.
The Texas politicians who 90 intn
print seldom put pen 10 paper FOR less
man a column and a half OF close TYNE
whist often a fun page of q newsDan.
er does not more than suffice 10 contain
az mat they have to say.
The INK was scarcely dry ON the vnt-
luminous proceedings Of the snund
money Democrats conference nj cal
weston before Chairman Hardy Ina
chairman Dudley both came ba"I
Win proonmatlcns. Mir, DudIev,s
communication filled nearly pal,e .,f
ne Fort Worth Gazette Judge Uor.
uy was remarkable In that IL was MT
lehs. Both We're bitter, with every
promise OF breeding more OF the same
on or about the same day ex-I.ien.
tenant Governor Barnett Gibbs ~
leased some 5000 words ON the necos-
SHY FOR change and Judge R"ncn,
save out an appeal OF the same lensth
urging Democratic unity ana extns,ns
the folly of the Populist scheme ~
roads '"e Ibl-
rms week. and next week. nnd III.
week after. other writer's WIN ,t,,N
the'r vl9wsyNith equal copiousn"ss s''e
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

tNew York World. Democratic gold or
EanD
II Is perfectly clear why the syndi-
cate bankers should Civ. a bnnotiet IN
Secretary Carlisle AZ the MllllonnIroa'
club, es they ala last night. He gave
them contract lust year that nctted
thcm several millions In profits within
rev days and ut 20 risk. Hc had
MANNED to repeat this favor on much
larFer scale this year. end has in fact
JUST made the syn llcote present of
over Ss5O'oOO In profits ON the so-called
lhpsod bids which belonged 10 tho
people The Belsha2sar banquet OF the
hlutocrats was eminently proper
Bnt lust why the members OF the dis
'inctively Democratic Manhattan club
Nhonld give II reception and dinner I'm
honor OF Mr.. Carlisle Is Incompetent.
s,ble.
The services OF Secretary Carlisle To
u . sugar ring and to the Wnll stree,
gold grabbcrs and bond snecuto,or,
have done more harm to the Democrat.
&c party than all the members of the
ara fnuan club would be able to re-
paii- II they should labor INCREASINGLY
from, now untll the election.
II this sort OF Service" IL deserv,,,,
OF ptelic honor at the hnnds OF Demo.
Gratis, Benedict Arnold merits a monn-
mcnt from the descendants OF the r.vo.
lutiona,y patriots. Mr.. Carlisle sbouId
nor be the sole recipient of these hon.
ors. The Manufacturers ought TO have
p invited SnnntnNu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

" has been the custom for every state
or city which has II United siates wnr
Vessel named for It to rooognlze tho
compliment by presenting the vessel
with a silver service or In some way
contributing to It's equipment. The
battieahip Texas. the fastest vessel Of
her class niloat. was the first wnrship
bullt ut a southern port. and in every
way reflects credit npon the great state
whose name she bears. She WIN mako
cruise about the INST of May and win
come 10 Galveston II the people OF ,hc
state desire TO make a present TO her
Mr.. William p. Cleveland of Houston
Is chairman OF committee appointed
by the governor to raise funds for nur.
CHASING such a present. This commit.
tee Is making very earnest efforts IN
raise the necessary amount, ana thov
should meet with hearty response
from the people OF every town In Texas
The Lone Star state should not be ont.
done in liberalIty when 1t comes 10
making suitable acknowledgment Of
tho honor Of having named for her such
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
MEANS MORE BONDS.
Revenues Not sufficient to Operate
the Government. and the De-
felt Increasing.

,,,.,, 49,, on t-t.at J.r.,,
Nnsshihsion' rep - ma, ,' uv,e,,s
Siil purlal OF the m'u, - in ,9nii,i.
'nus 1ill nus 49, 49,, ~, ~, !" ano,bo,
~ 1iu hhdnelui e'iViua 10 ,",,,, t,,
SoiN ISSUE nlg W. ~. 80 IT,, :,
~ 'nt uuitlhl9tIHtIui u'H - IN
, tlts aucLt 'pu'liiSehtS' 20 w.
nnoMn fIesluoht gaviil,u 49, ~
m".n 'le ,ceeht 'vu" w. ','1", 49,
Muu,u suillce 10 pnute.t W, '.e"su' y
u'''i "eNt Wlhier ~ PIosluV'it ~
70 80 tnr9ush W t"ii!p.thit ~
Wy e'se,'"il i.t ,'. 49,. ~.
W Dunus, put the P'ese'1 "u ,,,S' ~
ny i','raslhs. 80 Vte " u t.. az
tuii Vu's"tluhs Wy ',ir Slis w.
pSuE9r 10 pfo'1ct tnc ur"SS' ~ III u
ugr'''n tnal IarBe sua'p ol ti.e Bol1
usgI Va paying lor 'ne leCEnt issus %.
i,soig en I u,"T n,. ' o,,t ~ ,ba 800.
lts'H. HuIu Is going OUT ul inc tieis-
o mgH az an average rue OF nearly S''V'-
Wy n +" u"s ....,.. - >-.,,. v..,,. ca,
"' US US 'l7lt !" NV ~ ~ 90 a.
j, i',' a. " S"2i W. ~, 81 "a al q,
~up'ilvr pollu lsSut, aIi uiEl'''eu ~
IL IN. pt'" W
,t'alits "a "a, ih'rS 'nv!g' ne Su", y.
tho nnrnssi,, ","tIo, s,,' iil ', ,,t
- ...SSllS u, hh"'nv' lfsut ~ ~
NV "lpcar' Hht ~ u, say II ,Hls
% ~ pps uIt su'u, h'l,' 'i3tt'" oi
LIS the country may come INTO 'He
.,.--.......,
,.t,, WIS HlIcn impressed
WI nn"t t0e HeW lprk'rS tuiu nun
n", - ts"uer5 IN e"nEI ~ gre not, nH,E
,,g', ",,'S "SlleNr uHu'..rI ISSUE WIN ne
H., 80. "u' .i'"' ~ Wul ", IuIttu on
"tu,.t"'SlidlIo "'sVtt lnt eur ~
~, venue We boN.l HH''Ht
az NY 80 W 'lli l y1S'u III Wnat liipor-
WIZ 'u' sutton Ior
H. NJ 'we'It months uliier rom me
M, .W " my '"'in' mouths
i, ", ",''" ,t ot ,r'uu VIII continue
Ha''i'''t W. EyN', uil'ut' uutluS on
,,,ii miP'LtS WIN NV I" ~, paii IN
S 7,.,'ii 9n' Sne ErethpIths VIII sun ne
,,n ri','' ~ ,ur n.y. IhuleSS yhaih pur-
wi 'ntlltE uIuNNIS, nat thtrr-
,,,iI' , W." 1leN'i!t Ilr raining OF the
,tlI luat utP,slle" w tIe V'"Nury os
~, Nn'Si'9 '"'" p'''l"uH u"Hu SaIcs
nj, "inliitu
,,., t,',.,,it.. ION ." lol US inc hlhhlnE
r,,. mnS ~ concerned ~ one OF buSl.
80 ""u u. business only me goa
800 VI new YORK arc ms a rule
s NJ t'p rSc1tt tlNeS oil f"Feirn houses.
,',,,,i,. 49, voli9,ai'llN on ,he alert for
II.t'9' n'! are governor by one con-
"i''',L anu thht ~, ~ tH're money IN
,,, ,'ui,Sacllon routes cuts no iig-
,,,, Mnn'pNcr WIN mem. whether the
~ l' "lnor SLauis 10 lose
ne PInS 10y lne pIedElnE or the
,,,.,i w. ~ ~ "Il't"' IN times or
"nv ~ utterly beside thc question
Hra ~, TX ~, Me 'nt p3huS goods:
g1ti.,S,' ~ t,'us as an Investment
,,,'i 'rS w spt' W I'9rs on those two
,bnt , "nH Viey ash n1lhlhg more. 80
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

Railway company of Texas vs. ]. L.
Byas. from Tarrant.
Cases decdcd--Ward Rlsley vs.
Cloavos & Fletcher, from Cooke. nj
firmed; J.. NJ McClary vs. cry OF
Comanchc.' from Comanche. affirmed
W. II Campbell w. Mrs. II. NJ Jen-
klns, from Bosque. reversed and re-
mandod; r. j. Holland ct nj. Ns. A.;
c. Thompson. from Clay, reversed ana
remanded: John h, Wood ct az fs.
II. L. Cas,lebery ct al, from Wilbarg-
er, reversed and rcmanded: J.. T.. Cros-
sctt VS.. y. Klein OF al, from TAYLOR,
affirmed; Fort Worth and Denver city
Railway company VS.. Martin, Wise \
Fltzhugh, from TarInnt, affirmed; W.
II. Gaines VS.. w. u Newbiough ct al,
from Falo Pinto. affirmed; Il. NJ. Moore
ct al VS.. b. y. Kennedy. from
Wichita. reversed and dismissed.
Motions dccided--G. Possells vs..
Wcimrr & Samuels. to dismiss appeal,
case dismissed: Jasper Hays vs., W. II.
Tilson ct al. 10 dismiss appeal, over
ruled.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
REMARKABLE TESTS MADE.
Arnor Plate Easily Pierced bv Cas-
Ei..l Shnlla

Armor Plate Easily Pierced by Cast
Steel Shells.
Washington, Feb. 29.-Surprislnp re-
suits were obtained at II test OF shells
az the indian Head proving ground
yesterday. and II these shall not he
confirmed by further experiments, the
American navy, which already pos-
srsses the best armor plate In the
world. will have by far the best ormo,.
penetrating shells. and both OF Amerl-
can invention, A Johnson cast-steel
sheil OF slN-inch caliber was fred en-
tltly through a scven-inrh Harvey
iHed nickel-steel plate. through the
h'aNy oak backing aud twelve feet into
the back Of clay behind This per-
romance never has been equaled by
world.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

The Washington correspondent OF
the Dallas branch Of the Galveston
News refers to the Texas commission
as the Huntington railroad commits.
sion" and Intimatcs that Gov. Cuiber-
son, influenced by what he las seen
and heard during his present trip to
Washington, Will put "a brake" upon
this Huntington commission TO the
end that all Texas products may be-
forced through Galveston. II Is very
likely that this farcifui correspondent
has bottle Of Galveston sea breeze
corked up to play through his whlsls-
ers when he Is aweary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
KNOWN AT ABILENE.

Crawford Formerly Lived There
Heavy sand Storm Blowing.
Abilene. Tex, Feb. 2N.-CSpcciall-
Crawford, the murderer and bank rob
Der, hanged at Wichita Fails. was at
one time "a citizen NJ Abilene. His
father moved from here to Waco.
The worst sand storm this wear
struck us early yesterday and blnwed
quite n gale all dav.
business Is a little dull. as all the
farmers are busy ut home sowing
oats the ground being in fine shane.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

People of Paradise Deeply In Earnes
over the Matter

fNlllf VI tiblAHf l'AflilN III l-tl llt0A
over the Matter.
Paradise. Tex, Feb. - -tSpecial)--
our people are much Interested In the
proposed new road and r. II. BrIckett
was sent from here to confer with the
Chicago WeatherfOrd and BraHOs Val
ley Railroad company at Wcatherford.
They report the prospects fairly good
for said road to be put through. Mr.
Brackctt tells us that said company
has applied for a charter, which will
call for bridgeport or Paradise. We
are informed that Bridgeport does not
think II possible to start from that
town direct on account OF the great
amount Of trcstling and heavy work
that will have to be done. but to drop
south this side Of the West Fork.
which is at least two miles from
Bridgeport Paradise being In level
smooth country road from here to
WeatherrOrd can be built much cheap
81 than from Bridgeport. our people
are greatly In earnest In this matter
and ut this writing y committee Is
assembling TO thoroughly organize.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
JOHN wANAMANER CONVICTED


Charged With Violation of the Con-
Wet Labor Law.
Philadelphia. Pa. Feb. 29.--The suit
Of the United States against former
Postmaster General Wanamaker to re-
cover n penalty Of $1,000 for violation
of the contract labor law ended in a
verdict for the government today.
Edward ]. Brooks testified that he
resided In London until August, 1883,
when he saw an advertisement in Il
London journal for statesmen In Amer
lea. He called at a hotel In London
and met Mr.. Cassoll. superintendent of
the silk department in MIR. Wanama-
ker's ..uadelphla store
Brooks said he agreed with Cassell
to work for Sii week, and was pro-
vided with ticket for America. CAS-
sell met him here and gave him em-
ployment In Wanamakers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

There Is no Longer any room TO doubt
ane Inct that Ddnison WIN nkes the
Sishih place In the Texas southern
baseball league. The franchise has
n ns forwarded by President Ward and
~ ,hat remains TO be done Is sign
Judgment and q thorough knnwIedse Of
the national sport. "'eNsS "
NJ. FRANK Thyme of Little Rock has
made the same Offer to Denison that
ne made to Waco when II was thought
e latter place would be successful
~ NY, mnN'hR team in the league. Mir.
"-rsed in baseball matters and yy5,,l5
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

sS,s,ephenyille, Ten, Feb. 2g.-csnec,,i,
:, me revival meeting con5nc,"eSY iI H.,
heN r J neets, which has "J beer ny
p l,r, H., m This town for Ten dsyH ~ \,
AWNING 9rreeper aud wider in its IN ~
r nJvnye, INC ne town Is being awakenn5
inanv vas US " has not been before ~ ~
tinne through next week VIII con-
=, ne corner stone laying or u,o
A., Al, - church that was Ia to,, ne new
Mondsv hns been most nn nu n'nce
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

The storm waves will reach this me-
TiNinn and the other changes VIII occur
OF and within 100 miles OF Fort Worth
E'thln twenty-four hours OF : p. IN. Of
ahe dates given below:
March l-Wurmcr
March 2--Thrcatening.
Alarch 3--ChauFenble.
March i-Cuoler.
March 5-Cold.
March G--Moderntlng.
March 7-Warmer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

a magnificent vessel as the Texas II
is a matter Of state pride in which
every citizen should feel personal in
tercst. Let the gift be one for which
the stntc may feel no cnuao 10 blush.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

Dallas Ncws' However much the
two culprits who were lvnched We'd
nesduy at Wichita Fails deserved
DEATH II must he regretted that their
punishment was not melted out accord
ing to law. II matters not how uxns-
perating the ofrense which stirs pop
ulnr Indignation To the point OF wreak-
ing summary vengeance upon the
erlminnl, every such example of cnllcc-
i've. tumultuous ana irrcpressihle Nio-
fence dcpreciatcs the dignity and re-
puto or the state In proclalming It's
lncnpacity to cope with crime and to
maintain an orderly administration of
Justice, The people Of Texas should in
Ntruct their representatives to correct
IN" eNilS nt the present system so that
these occasional exhibitions of collec-
tive lawlrssness In the name of Justice
may be ohviated, Civilization demands
mat mob violence he suppressed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

Indiana has passed law which eN.
empis the bride ,aker In an election
from prosecution. and authorizes him
to bring suit against tho brlbe givcr
for $500 The penalty has been recov.
cred in several cases, This may not
stop bribery. but 1t viii limit the OBJ
iects of II to men of choice and deli
cate conscience.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
BEHIND CLOSED DOORS.


TVVWTT7I7 IIVTU WNFITWB at VWITl,
To Have Primary.
Tulia, Tex FEB. 2S.- Especial 1.-THE
Populists OF Swlsher county held their
organi2ouon meeting here on the 18th
lust. and elected chairman and secre-
tarv ana set the date for holding the
primary But the meeting was held
behind closed doors and nothing lefln.
lite rs to the date fixed for the primary
could be gained.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
zERELpA G. WALLACE DYING.


Help of Human Hands.
Indianapolis. Ind, Feb 29.-Nlrs.
Zcreldn @. Wallace, the noted temper
ance lecturer and worker In the w. C..
n. L. is stlll lying at the home of her
daughter at Cataract, Ind, in "A serious
condition. Reports received tonight
say she will hardly recover, Mrs Wal
lnce Is not the mother of General Lew
Wallace, as is generally supposed She
b 81 ycnrs old.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

When III Hung Chang pays HIS prom.
ised visit to America he muy learn
among other things way 10 make up
for the loss Of his yellow coat. White
is the fayorite color with American
statesmen and the new coats are put
on with brush.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

The Legislature OF South Carolina has
Imposed a tax OF 20 per cent on each
package OF cigarettes sold In the state
with a proportionatc tax on larger
number The action Is rather surpris-
Ing for any state in which tobacco
culture is an industry. but 1t shows u
Wholesome sentiment against the most
unhealthful use OF the weed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
rnE G,zErrE's DALLAS SPECIAL.

The Gngctte'- special trnin. com
teSing It's Dniins edition, VIII leave
the union depot this cit, at .ns
u. m. every dny except MONDAY,
For the convenience of travellers, u
"oach viii he attached and pms
hcnRrIs received for Dallas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
Southern Medical and Surgical In1
r,oor N :, 90 and HOUSES |svas
looms TO- H. ls 49, New Glen Walker Worth 1s'''

A.
be able to select Q c's ~ 4
for DenIson shou'd she y
cept his offer. ,,srs Nh
There are other rlays'sr nm
he readily had on sh ',l,s sallIls
difficulty Is found n oi Y. hos z
are good teams ard knS ,',s irii's
ball. here is eonsidelap'ss a,as
in penison's choice py Y. AZ =
citizens here, and taey shopi J
that the holee mau '.a,Is ~ y
dieious that the bls,gS'a 4, 80
reputation in the worla IKE, \. Y
bo maintained In Us ms ,as,l, y
fecline az rivalry ps'T 4 ~,
and sherman is moi k't ars ~
Denison symnathizerls', X N, shl.';s'
anxions that their faso v. sadisi I,
out winner, II may \, = MI ",
like spirit OF pride s,y,,n sh.i>'
whose sympathies are -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

In the general buzz for business you
are apt to forget the fact that in buy
Ing anything hut the best and purcst
medicine you are buying unsafe medl-
cine.
You can get the best at our store all
the time. There Is nothing better than
the best.
1RUSsEs Being surgical instrument
dealers We carry the best stock or
trusses In Texas. single or double,
adults or chIldren's. tit any one. Price,
H.25 to $3.50
Cku CnEs Also crutch rubbcrs,
crutchcs, childrcn's, ldlcs' and mons
sizes. Price sl5O TO $40.
ELECINi~ We will sell any cleo
BATTERIES trio battery made in
the United states at manufacturers
prices. We are selling agents for all
OF them. For family use we recon-
mend our Dry Cell battery. Price $40.
Fort Worth Pharmacy Go.
Main and Fifth Streets
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

Delivered by carrier anywhere In the
l'ty. 15c per week. Subscribers who
rsil to receive papers VIII confer
invor on the city calculator by notify
ms him. Telephone LOG.
d. 7. GOPHER.
City Circulator
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

II Is claimed that tho bank robbers.
Crawford and "the Kid'' were fairly
respectable before they emigrated to
the indian Territory Their ending is
a warning that the fellow who has
decided TO be "a bad man" had better
keep OH. OF Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

1NIURnp nY.A VIZ Hls.
BeIcherville, Tex IA fi's, AZ +
Mr. II. sehaef'5, .,, S ~
on the leg BY ga = Tot fa1,s Y.
days ago. He ~ i,d 10 n
first but ls now ia''
the e1ecss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

Value Western South Dakota Stock
sold Reaches $3,0O0OOO.
Huron, $. D., Feb. 29-ACcurding to
the report Of Frank n. Stewart. sccrc-
tury OF the Western South Dakota
Stock association. there were shipped
during 1895. from the free range por-
ton Of this state To Chicago 2g1j ears
Of cattle. comprising $780, head, and
to South Omaha during the same time
6S9 cars. comprising 1856 head, a total
OF 1864 ears or Sl.32S head OF cattle.
YalMel M 81 900. I0A. ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

ATLANTA Ga, Feb. 2s-At Gaines.
vile today the Republicans Of Uan
county elected delegates To the district
convention and passed strong NIcK,ns
icy resolutions a member % tho Re-
nnpnrnn state committee OF North
N ea VINO was here today says that
gates are sure to he for Major Mebi,.
ley, and advlces fr,m Alabama arovv
more favorable to him. ~"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

Cottondale, Tex. Feb. 2g.-tspecial)
Mr. " A. Banks of this place and
MISS Ella Reed Of Paradise were mar
RED yesterday. Mr.. Banks is one OF
our leoding young men and a host OF
lions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

II may be that President Cleveland
wants to prove by a fourth candidacy
Tor the presidency that he IL strong
enough TO kill the party founded by
Jefferson 80 dead that it Will stay
dead,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

Governor Matthews OF Indiana will
set very fow votes from the gold DEM
oerats. and his hesitanoy in declaring
himself ON the financial issue may
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

~ 7FT-TIT- IN NORTHUMBERLAND
bate Closed.
l.adonln, TEX. Fob. 2a.-(SpeclnIl--
Ladnnia IS an ablaze tonight. Tho
viectrlc lights are on for the flrst
time In her history. and she ia nroyd ~
me fart. too. for Il places her right
Along beside tho other cities OF 1syas
the plant is Of the very best mnchin-
cry and has capacity OF 1890 FIGHTS.
", great Aldernun- ffall debsta cIos.
eu touey with y lnrcer attendance than
NJ any time while II lasted ''''''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

Kansas city Star. The fntc Of
Messrs. LOWS and Crawford al witch.
ia FAILS, Ten. would indicate Tint tho
chivalrv aud romance has clean gone
numbering business. The rOhhers wero
promptly hunted down and hung mn
by the houscholdcrs of the vIclnaee
instead OF being sent to penitcntlary
10 be Followed by speedy and contlnu-
GUS petitions FOR pardon.
san Antonio Express; 1t rs hardly
necessary I" remark that there will
not he another bank robbery al Witch.
ita Falls for fcw daya.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
aY THE DEMOCRATIC STATE Nj
METALLIC CONVENTION.

Resolved. Tint we hereby indorse
The Fort Worth Gazette ns nm nbie
and fearless exponent of D-mocrnrs'
and. coinmendiug Its conrrr Ia tue
INST. w. recommend that the friends
of silver give ~ their cordial ana
active support.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

The sheep exported from the United
states in 1895 numbered 5oO.17l head
against 2H,l33 head exported in 1894
The average price received last year
was 81, 90 per head.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

Mr.. Richard Croker has given up
the horse show business to again enter
the ring as a tiger trainer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

Presidential asplrants win do well to
keep an eye on Uncle Horace Boles.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

The Republican party OF Texas is
acting Just now rs II It felt Itself COM
potent to make two presidents at one
election.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

Emperor William must be highly
grailhcd at the reception given by his
grandmother to DR. Jamirson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
NATURES HEALING POVDR

The sick and afflicted needing the crVim
m De- cured OF Their ailments No matter how long
skilled
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
TWO WAYS or nooKIyG AT m.

The Gazette invited Chairman Blake
to take the iloor, and he has II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

cause blmc,allists to hesitate to vote

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for him.
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'orIhuh saEs thht II" VIII fet'te from
In MARYLAND. AS the Democracy re-
tired from German last fail there is
nothing stnrtIinp I'm th. announcement
DIR. Hunters blorrapher snys Of him
that he knows nothing about horse