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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-15

SIBLBy NOT IN IT.
HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH BLANE'S
TRIr TO AUSTIN.

Austin, Tex, Feb. II. - Especially 49,
Secretary a NJ. Kennedy OF the state
Democratic timetable executive COM
Speaking of the latest charges against
Chairman Blake and those associated
with him relative to the Sibley matter
he had this to say;
ooh, there Is not word OF truth In
the statement, although n few self
constituted wet nurses have labored
most vigorously to make the story go
So far they have signally failed.
repeat what l have said all along that
Chairman Blake has had no COM
tnunicaton with Mr.. Slbley whuteyer
The telegram from Mr. Linn published
In the News and Express OF yesterday
disproves the sibley story. although
the imaginative correspondents scem
to think that the people are set of
simpletOns and will swallow most any
thing The telegram of inquiry to Mr..
Linn read;
Blake denies Sibley story. Can |
use your nance
"Thc answer came.
Blake said the silver party had In
struCted, pressing the ou--COuventiun
plan and urged mo to support the Car
! den resolution and Fielder
IheSe are the kilograms as pup
| lished. but we have no method OF as
! pertaining whether or not they are
! verbatim copies OF the original. Taking
/ 1t for granted thet they are. there Is
nothing 10 prove that Mr. Slbley's name
was ever mentioned. Note that Mr.
! Linn carefully cvaded any reference
| to MIR Siblcy, Don't you know that II
the story had been true Mr.. Linn would
have said
Blake said that sibley had in
structed,' etc
THAT he did not 80 answer IL proof
positive that he had never authorized
anyone to make the original state
| mcnt. The conclusion OF the whole
matter is that 1t was merely the first
of series of misstatomcntJ to be made
to create in the minds OF the people
the Impression that the free silver
Democrats desire to organize q new
party In Texas. They refer to Mr..
Blake ~ the chairman Of the free sill
yer party of Texas As a matter of
fact he Is the chairman OF the state
Democratic hlmetallc executive COM
nlit,ec. Tho work OF our committee IL
strictly within the Democratic party.
When the Democratic hosts have
spoken In the primaries the work of
our committee will have ended"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-15
THE REVOLUTIONARY rnouRAm.
CITY Calculator

Jud,,a caorg. elnr,e,a oxoct,ive com-
tnittee NJ WACO Inns SET the pace for the
fo,tInp caiIiog itself brrncrattc which
knowing II cannot rule tho marty
this vaar bns dacisod 10 otte,n, ia
ruin.
The underlying purpose Of the action
OF that committee which vas ohvIoua-
Nv. a,c,ated nv traoa ,-,or,. u,o. ,o
manufacture ,rounda ,o- ho,,,r,
.,r,a 49,,
cation To chieoyo
IL IA a feresone conc,ustor tim, tho
Clark HARDY conrororc. IN r,.at a,
Gaivcstn, ,oAov OH, an1o,sa ~ ~
.ral outlin. n, mi. ,,,nn ,.,r,.,,s Its
aetaIIa "a mi, IN. sc.,,s, onna,,In1., -,
The varjous counted II 10 ,rs,t,
,ons ,,,... ,hs, ,ha W., - -
nIannca ana ,Irooa 10 s,,,, ,I,o ,",a =,
Inc oaLvsa,on oon,arano. ,or a rraoa-
Gar,
Th,. Ia No r .,
Gaz.,ta II has ra,sr hna,, naoa,,,ad
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N. ,na,no,,a,ts az, -. 49,, ~, "
wnrrsd ,hn ,r,.,aa. =, A..
sha premadita,od ava rosni,,s aa.,Sn
a. 49,. y, =, - - .e ,'
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,on,,a,,ts.,, .r,. Wv ooa'v" Va '''u
,,,a,., ,o.,h.,, -
ior 'he scheHheFs' anu ita
merits cut no more figure In the case
with them than the philosophy of
Plato. II banpens % ha a no,,a,tont
,,,,,a .,',rt 'o"Seiiieit
"'e'' " russ the banner OF
Revolt.
The Democratic pnrty in Towns baa
eacsa on, ,a.,,a =, ~, ~ 100
II ont 10 What woa ho,,o,.aa
opish. Through n tac,i.a, ,t,.s A.,
rovo,uttonorv nes,. NV
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THE DETAILS DOUBTED.
Possible That the North role Has
Deen Reached by DIR. Nnnsen.

Indianapolis, Ind, Feb, 1i.-Julius
X, Fredarlcks, who was sergeant In
the Greeley expedition. said today
that he thought II was within tho
bounds of possibility that Nansen had
reached the North Pole. but IL was i'm
probable that he had reached II and
started on the return down the east
coast of Greenland.
Sergeant Frederlcks thinks 1t proba-
bic that the Pole is on land. He said:
I'VE went up the west coast of Green
land, while Nansen went up the east
coast, following the course of the
Jeanette. The two courses verge in
the north of Greenland. when we are
at our highest latitude we were on
land and a. far az we could see
through our glasses we could see only
land. | am inclined to doubt II, but
Nansrn may have found a more open
season than We found and by means
Of dog sleds may have made his way to
the Pole. II he did II seems, MS | said,
that he must certainly have started
hOmeward along the west coast OF
Greenland after taking to the water,
so as TO have the advantage of the
currents.
London Feb. 14.-1Gvery effort posi-
BILE is being made by the Royal Geo
graphical society to ascertain II the
story that DIR. hansen. the Arctic ex-
plorer. has been heard from. IL true
and in addition the Russian and
Swedish governments have taken act
i've steps to find out the real facts in
the case.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-15
WEALTH OF THE AzTEcs.
An American VIII Explore Tiburon
Island for Hidden Treasure.

Los Angeles. Cal. Feb. 14,--John
Bradbury. who Ia OF present In Mexico.
has written TO some friends In this city
outlining his plans for exploring IT.
huron leland. situated In the Gulf OF
California. The island is thirty miles
long and twenty miles wide. The adj
vices state that he has purchased the
schooner LILY Light and has armed her
with a Maxim gun and 5-inch rife.
From his mine In Mexico he has re-
cruited 1876 men who are experienced
fighters and accustomed to Indian war
fare. The letter further stated the real
object of the expedition. 1t seems that
q well.authentlcated legend has 1t that
when Montezuma saw that his dynasty
was doomed he determined to prevent
the bloody handed Cortez from secur-
ing the treasures of the Aztecs SO he
sent all his gold to Tiburon and had
II buried there in mountain cave.
When the men who had charge of this
task returned he had them ell offered
up ms sacrifices and the secret was lost
until through curious series of events
1t was disclosed to Col. Bradbury.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-15

Nolan County Has Rush to Take
Up School Lands.

Sweetwater. Tex, Feb. 14.-(special)
AT least twenty-five families have
moved into Nolan county and Med on
school land lately put on the market
at 81 per acre. Some of this land Is In
fact worth patented 50 to 81 per acre,
but under the late land law the COM
missioner was not authorized to re-
classify lands classified under any for
mer law, and as these lands were orig
inolly sold under the act Of 1879 at 81
per acre and CLASSIFIED as grazing lands,
they have to be sold at the same rate.
II only requires $40 to make the FIRST
payment on a full section and per
cent annual interest There are still
some thirty or forty sections on the
market, though applications are going
in every day.
Nearly all Democrats here heartily
approve the action Of the executive
committee at Austin. Some object to
the same delegates being required to
attend all OF the conventions, But as
that Is regarded as a suggestion and
not mandatory, the people can regu-
late that matter at the polls.
The Populists Of course are highly
dlspleased at the action of the COM
mittee. but their displeasure only rec
onclles the more those Democrats
who were inclined to be a little Off
The Democratic party Of Nolan county
Is o. X. aud VIII make good record
this year,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-15
PLOT FRUSTRATED.
Man Wanted to Have His Family An
Killed.

Chicago, Feb. li,--John Koehler ia in
Jail In this city accused of httemptIr-
TO have an assassin XIII his entire ~ rs
lily, The alleged plot, IL Is elai,nad
was frustrated by three men These
are John Meade, miner OF West ST.
perlor, WIS, tramp by force Of cir.
eennistances; Captain schuetfier ~ tha
sheffield avenue police station and
detective John Baumer OF the sama
station, who disguised himself no
tramp and 1t Is said was hired 10 corn
NIT the murders Kdchler broke dow
when arrested and was SO linn thnt
officers bad TO carry him to q natrni
wagon. Heis an Alsatlan, AZ wears oi1
and has aInassed a small fortune ~ ",
Chicago, where he has lived Tor i,f,aa y,
years Four months ago he marriea
Mrs, Frederika Tuebbecke' wbo heS
besides handsome residence. fou mn
story brick house on Claiborne avsnua
from which she derived a sung incone
by taking In boardirs. 'e
Despite these things the u,,ao,,.
brought suit for $1,000 for breach
promise before Kochier inarriea ha VI
The suit was begen last sumner WEI hsr,
az last The ceremony was perforr, aa
the wife 1t Is said. had the uppor hama
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-15
WILL NOT HELP BLACKBURN.
Carlisle WIN Likely Fay No Attcn
tion to the Petition.

Louisville. KY, Feb. IA special
from Frankfort, KY. TO the Post says:
The 1--WE gold standard Democrats are
unanimous In saying that the petition
forwarded to Secretary Carlisle by
friends OF Senator Blackburn asking
him to use his influence to induce them
TO vote for Blackburn viii not have
the slightest effect on them. No one
here believes the secretary will pay any
attention to the petition or that he will
agree to use his influence to help Sem
ator Blackburn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-15

Judge Clarks test to be submitted at
his mass meetings In McLennan county
reads:
"They pledge themselves 10 abide
the decision of the national Democrat
is convention on national issues. and
the state convention on state Issues;
to support the nominees of the party
county, district. state and national,
and to advocate and defend the princl-
pies OF the Democratic party as enun-
clated in our national and state plat
forms
The test promulgated by tho Demo-
cratic national executive committee.
and adopted by every state executive
committee that has acted to date. In
GLIDING Texas. reads:
IAN Democratic conservative citizens
OF the United States, irrespective OF
past political associations and diner
ences, who can unite with us III the
effort for pure, economical ana consul
tutlOnnl government, are cordially In
ylted TO Join US in sending delegates to
the convention"
No such test az Judge Clark proposes
was ever used by any party in any
state in the Union. Its adoption when
the tariff Issue was being fought to
finish inside the Democratic party
would have forced Sam Randall into
the Republican party and lost TO De-
mocracy the leader Of the fight against
the force bill.
Under Judge clurks test and his in
depreciation OF any platform that may
be adopted at Chicago. every Demo-
cratic congressman from Texas will be
required to vote for the gold standard.
no matter what may be the wishes OF
his constituents.
Judge Shepard. the leader of the
Cleveland forces at Lampasas, said
there that the need Of the Democratic
party In Texas was to get rid OF about
$4,000 OF It's voters simultaneously
with the PRONUNCIATION OF the Clark
ties, comes this declaration by a Pop
ullst leader and candidate for congress.
OF Waco:
THE people OF Texas can not longer
be blinded by the SIRENS song OF the
so-callcd silver Democratic party In
Texns. and their effort to unhOrse the
Little Giant and his gold-buggera and
start an Independent silver party In
Texas with the machinery OF tne Dem
Ocratic party Is unfair to the real
Democrats and as political move has
not succeeded IA dccelying any one.
That the Democratic party is gold
party there Is no doubt
A man must be blind In both eyes
not to note the beautiful concert OF
action between Clark. Hardy ct al,
and Tracy, Ashby. Ell al. one side
opens the Populist pen, and the other
aide Is faithfully at work trying to
drive into II the Democratic voters OF
tho state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-15

The fabulously rich gold mining dis
trict OF Cripple Creek, Col. IL attract
ing hundreds Of people, BY spring the
rush bids fair to be enormous. That
there IL an abundance Of gold there h
demonstrated beyond doubt. Fortunes
are being rapidly made. 10 reach
Cripple Crock take the Santa Fp route,
the only standard gauge line direct 10
the camp, Pullman sleepers and chair
cars The Santa Fe lands you right in
the heart Of Cripple Creek,
Tho best way to get there Is over the
Santa Fe route.
Inquire OF nearest ticket agent. or
address W. $. keenan, G. p. A., q. c
& $. Y. nv. Galveston. Toy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-15
WAS NOT HARMONIOUS.
McLcnnnn County siiyerites stand
by State Executive Committee.

Waco. Tex. Feb. i4.-(Speolal)-I Is
stated tonight that Messrs. d. IL.
Harry, W l.. Radney and Cullen f.
Thomas arc engaged In a movement
which seeks TO secure an expression
from the Democrats Of the county on
the financial question and to elect
contesting delegates to the Austin
convention, Their plan. It is under
stood, II TO apply to state Committee
man Oltorff OF this district to appoint
an executive chairman for Mcl.ennan
county upon the ground that Chairman
Field has disregarded the action of
the state committee, They anticipate
refusal from Committeeman oltorfr
to name or recommend chairman.
and VIII then ask Chairman Dudley 10
may an appointment.
The new chairman they propose TO
have call primary for June 0, to
pass upon the silver question and to
elect delegates TO the Austin conven-
uon. Their plan does not propose any
contest regarding the county ticket and
the selection OF delegates TO the Fort
Worth convention. None OF the gentle
men named have stated their Intention,
but the foregoing comes from a reliable
source as to the plan adopted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-15

paisn. and In the state convention 1t
will be recognized as sovereign.
The Democrats of Texas owe Judge
Clark their distinguished consideration
for letting the cat out of the bag at
day-break OF the campaign. Except
for the pleasure OF the trip, the dele
gates to the Clark Hardy conference
might as well omit q formal endorse
ment OF the Waco plan and return
home from Galveston by the morning
trains today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-15

W sat
New York. Feb H.--A dispatch to the
Herald from st. Petersburg says:
NJ. Natehezovlts. the Bulgarian min
lister for foreign AFFAIRS. has given an
important interview TO the correspond
ent Of the Novosti a, Sofia. which ans
wcrs Significantly all the important
questions which the diplomatists OF
Europe are asking Just now as regards
the future OF Bulgaria.
The Bulgarlans," he says, .haye
suirered much though their estrange-
ment from Russia. but they never
doubted Russlns good VIII They are
now profoundly touched by the czar's
magnanimity.
"stambulofr misdirectcd Buigaria's
aim towards Independence. Our coun-
try win always be grateful to Russia
II she continues to encourage that pur-
suit--our independence.
bulgaria, free and Independent, will
always be "a friend TO Russia. The in.
dependence OF Bulgaria corresponds
with the Intentions OF Russia and the
Interests OF peace"
the emphasis with which the nlinls-
ter expresses the necessity or fiuIgafin's
Independence IN much commented upon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-15

For the above occasion the Cotton
Belt Route will soil round trip tickets
10 Ell Paso and return at one lowest
!irs;-class for round trip. Tickets on
sale February Sth. s.h. 10th, nth and
18TH. 1896, limited to February a2d for
return. This limit will be extended
thirty days II tickets are deposited
with Mr.. j. F. Donahue, Joint agent
terminal lines, not later than February
goth. Cheap rates will be In effect from
lei Paso to Mexico points and return
limited to thirty days
For further Information call on any
agent of the company or address d. Nj
Morgan. c, p q r. A., No. iOl Main
street. Fort Worth Texas; A. A. ellis
son. r. r. A.. Fort Worth, Texas:
@. Warner, G. r. A., Tyler, Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-15
Can This BEa
Have Men ana w..
ing wealser ass ~.

Men are rsn.,., I.
SEX" apu xomli I,
It was a profess.
one o., OF the LEADING so',.ss ~
iy made this sirsn ss1sI', Y,
planned II in The sa,,.l i,a,{
But, But is this re ,ulII,9s 4
present pre- day, Isn'i;s W..
IN inc s,. Two sexes are ba,,S Z,
IN strength ana vItaIi,vy,,, Y
r rap wearing lI Se.' "
htty years ago, and W @
terrible effects az Il "
stitution. II YOU do II aa
10 think Of how mauv x' IL.
complaining Of tIrsd ,.! yssa
are suffering from ~, "a,
ease. You viii cer, ,uss
TO find how many ~, Y
That the proiesaos,y ~ I. 81 n.
these dangerous w. y n
more common than wye "
peet, seems to be cleasrIs, t.
opinions of many rs 's vi I
from actual experIaps.' s
ing is a case IN poins,
Mr., w. f, Whiting ! -.
tieman well known n I nss'
the the telephone indusirrys NM NJ
es, we do live too r :, M
coed and accumulats rs.,
hauat ourselves in Am, t,,'
erage American sps ssns y
OF his life in acou I'M, y
losing health. and IN II.
spends his wealth 10 rs ~
i know this from nv ~
me pace at which / dIa hs.'y
Killed me. A few Year, \ !. b
yous, irritable and run AZ "
Tor life and yet aid n, n
l dreaded death, But lts,.,
sirable. What In psri,ss 4.
Yes, | am. / saved ny M
good Judgment and ,oot w
cure regularly. 1haye ~, y
Indispensable to my hsal,s' \
ness. Do | work? fe,' III
and l believe all Ams,Itss.s
same thing, regardless II A.
competition or social dsr,s,
will act upon my suggsrs.'
1t should be remembsrl
great remedy above de,rrsl
new thing or an espsttrs,'
scientific preparation MIMI
the test Of years. II Il usl,'
commended and prescrItsj /,
physicians. There i NAV
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strong and well. II yov n |,
such n remedy. will yoa ID /
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Death From Heart ufscnse

Breckinridge. Tex, Feb. 14.---tspec-
ial)-J. II. Patton has SOLD his hotel
property here to j. e. Murphy of
Gunsisht, who takes charge on
DR.. j. A. Cautt, living at Cad5o In
the eastern part of this county. died
very suddenly Of heart disease on the
evening OF the 10th. ''''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-15
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BACK IN THE FOLD.
Action Of the Executive Committee
Strengthens the Party.

Crowley. Tex, Feb. 1i.-(speclal)-
The action OF the Democratic executive
committee In leaving the financial
question to vote OF tho people is
unanimously Endorsed here, and It Is
Strengthening the Democratic party.
Numbers OF men that stayed out OF
the primaries two years ago and voted
for .Nugent have expressed their In
tentlons OF again aflihatinE with the
Democrats and viii come into the prl-
marics.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-15
77@7T77|777777a@71--
suADOWED Fou WEEKS.


San Antonio, Tex. Feb 1i.-(special1
Robert Charlson, eN-Unitcd States
commissioner to Alfalfa, Ala. was ar
rested here today ON q charge OF pre-
sentlng false claims against the United
States. Charlson has been here for
several weeks. coming here from Mex.
leo. The officers have been shadowlnr
him all the time, awaiting papers
from Alabama.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-15

and enforced as condition OF the
union that In case OF the death OF either
their combined property should revert
to the survivor. The affections OF the
couple began TO cool soon after mar
Iiage and before month quar-
rels were frequent. Three young chill
dren OF the wife by her first husband
were the cause of many Of the difficult
ties The many disputes finally led to a
separation. and then the plot to murder
the woman and children followed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-15

Grandview. TEX. Feb i4..-tspeclai.)-
The census Of the town as lust re-
turned by city Marshal Aubrey shows
lgs residences and "a business houses
and n population Of ESQ.
constant downpour OF rain fell
here nil day yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-15
Reduced Rates to Bnsscu, Texas.
Account Daily SPRING..

Until further notice the Cotton Belt
Route win sell round trip tickets TO
Bassctts, Tex, "a point on our line
thirty miles southwest of TexarkanaJ
at the rate of one aud one-third fare
TO thirty days from date OF sale. Cali
on your nearest agent for tickets. S.
@. Warner, Gen'l Passenger Agent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-15

Through sleepers daily between Kan
sas City. Fort Worth and san Antonio.
Via Hearnc, with which immediate
connections are made at Ennis TO and
from Dallas. The quickest route 10
Taylor, Austin SON antonio, Laredo
and points In Mexico.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-15
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-15
Turkeys, chickens. du'1
dressed, at Turner 4 Nas1
COURT GRISDnA
Fine Crop Prosp.cts a
splendid wsa''

Benjamin, Tex. Fep VA 4,
County court opens h eis' },
largest docket In the nMa Y
county, with mlsdemsAl1 Z
~ in the majority, .m
Judge j. NJ. Morgan MI
announced for dlstru
Fiftieth judicial distf' A \,
Captain ]. ]: Wea' ~
chased an undivided nas
the Benjamin commeI ~
stock of general mercns w
We have had splenls,.
Gently, with bright ~ wa
Knox county Is steadily
front.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-15
AN IMPORTANT ranl
Great Interest Felt Il nI
sebnstian Ces.t,|

Little Rock. Ark, nj IA
round in the hotties. NJ
ever fought between Dsu,a
state Will be pulled eat)
county tomorrow when III
primary election for 1 4
Senator Jones will b Mi |
is one OF the most imput
in the state and 10 ihi
primaries. The senatofIl |
Governor Clarke and n
have made a township I'd
county and they are botk
quietly In Fort Smith av<l
turns from tomorrow y
canvass has been a sp!htl
ernor Clarke attacking ~
record In the senate Cd N
YER and Nicaragua canil
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-15

without Cleveland there would have
been no sign OF monometalllsm In
Democratic ranks. and clsyeland's ca
reor as potential influence in
American politics ended ON the day that
his supply OF choice Federal appoint
ments gave out.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-15
STATE oArIrcl !
several Texas Compss
tered-OtheS -"

Austin. TEX, Fer, - ~ III
following companies rsiIs|
today: The Burlesona WI
mitory company. OF u, NJ, 4
stock $500; incorpoIaa'SYt
derson, r.. +. Jones ~ WI I
The Baldwin Gin com!n,sscf
Vile; capital stock Efi
tors: N G. Baldwin, ~. 4,
Baldwin and Lee ~, i'm
The state treasure ses.,tssl
call for registered ~ w.
600 to 10000. embrac.,,,si IN !
The attorney ge &c. M II "
man general indeh = psI y!
The printing eo AK syoas
day and ordered z.,sd.
cultural report prin''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-15

The defeat in the senate Thursday
of Morrill's motion to take up the tariff
bin, with the aid Of Republican sena-
tors from the West, shows the way the
wind Is blowing The West Is going to
put the Republican party on record ia
favor of bimetallism or make trouble
FIR IL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-15

Delivered by carrier anywhere in the
city, $50 per week. Subscribers who
fail to receive papers will confer a
favor on the city elrrulator by notify
ing him. Telephone lO6.
d. y. GOPHER.
City Calculator.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-15

There are great possibilities for the
cathode Photographic process II 1t can
be perfected, Among other things II
would materially affect blum with a
pair Of deuees In poker game.