Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-23


Roberts.
PERMANENT ANNUAL NO. 2--The
latest arronautcal news may be found
In The Aeronautlcal Annual No. for
1896. published February IL. 1t con-
tains fully illustrated articles written
by Lllienthal. Maxim, Chanute, and
other celebrated scientists. 1t shows a
years progress. Price. 81; 1853 PIP, 16
pages. w. H. Clarke & CO., publishers,
$40 Washington street, Boston.
LADIES' HOME JouRNAI-General
Greely's article IN March Ladies' Home
journal upon THE Personal side of
Washington" viii show that washing
ton was largely Influenced by his en-
Vironments, but also that he steadily
tended toward the higher standards Of
the present age. especially az regards
his habits and ideals. General liarrl-
son writes of THE Presidential Office"
and his comprehensive article II out
spoken and plain. lie takes occasion
nto commend President CleVeland's
movements toward establishing a more
permanent consular service.
FOREST FLOWERS wALTz-A new
waltz which win find favor among
mandolin players Is the Forest Flow
ers Waltz" by ]. Harry Gould. pub
lished by the Whitc-Smth Musical
Publishing company. and Washing
ton street, Chicago.
SILVER SPANGI.Es -- one OF the
latest successes in Instrumental music
is silver Spangles." by w. T.. Meach-
am. Published by the Whits-Smith
Publishing company. and 6 Washing
ton street. Chicago.
THE DEVILS RECEPTION ROOM.
"A new novel written for the purpose
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Devils Reception Room. by Con De
Nlieger, Jr., author and publisher.
Grand Haven, Mich.
PROGRESS or THE WORLD
Progress of the World Is an Illustrated
monthly summary OF the leading facts
in current history, dealing with y IL
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chanlcs, agriculture. literature. religion
and art. The February number is u par
ucularly interesting volume OF this
bright little magazine.
b, AMERICA LIBERATA.-Amcrica
Liherata, by Robert H. Vickers is II
patriotic poem, lnudlug the independ-
ent movements OF American states and
dependencies In throwing OFF the yoke
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Charles IL, Kerr & Co. Sc Fifth avenue,
Chicago.
FLORA OF OUR ALLEY.-A new
song which should become one Of the
greatest fgvorltos Of the season Is the
late publication, Flora Of our Alley.
words and music by J. Scrugham Quin,
which has Just been issued by White
Smith Musical Publishing company,
and Washington street, Chicago.
INVENTION AND INJUSTICE
Tract by Robert q. Ingersoll. Price.
10 cents. Charles II. Kerr 81 Co.. Chi
cago.
ILLUSTRATED FIRST READER
a political pamphlet for Populists
Price 10 cents, Chas, II. Kerr & Co.
Chicago.
TRIBUNE ALMANAC-An almanac
"u~ht naturally to be up to date"
and the Tribune Almanac for 1895 IL
Just that, 1t has certainly not re-
printed any of the pages OF the Alma
nae Of year ago TO get out ION time"
furthermore the publication is as
fresh In tone. youthful In spirit and
frankly suited to the time in which
We i've az any number ever issued
or course, the Tribune Almanac Is main
- i'i tHt use OF people VINO take some
interest In public affairs and need to
nave exact information The falling
on In exports and Increase in imports.
increase OF the public debt and things
OF That sort Will be read with much In
terest; No recital OF the contents OF
the Almanac Is necessary, II IL per-
rect magazine Of all sorts of statistical
information, and no iirst-class country
store ever put upon It's shelves a more
miscellaneous assortment OF what the
people want than the Tribune Almanac
mas set forth in It's pages. The form
er editor, Edward Mcpherson. has
charge. He bids fair to make renuta-
Won FOR accuracy, thoroughness and
intimate knowledge Of what the Amer
iuah people want in an almanac. II
is sold Tor 25 cents a copy.
MONEY FoUND.-Views of Thomas