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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
Trouble with Ftre-PIugs.
RICHMOND. Va, January 2i, 1898

hIVhMVNH, Va, VuIUHIN Il, IoJos
To NE Editor Of The Dispatch:
II you would sugges; that each engineer
be- required TO have attached TO the
boiler Of his fre-engine piece OF steam
hose, this could be run down inside Of
the plug and q jet Of steam turned In.
which would soon thaw the ice.
think the engines IN the departments
at the North all have this attachment.
Yours truly, ii. p. EDMOND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25

Dan Emmett, the negro minstrel who wrote
"Dixie," is stir living and is poverty-stricken.
The suggestion has been made that the people
Of "Dlxies land ought TO raise a fund 10 relieve
his need. Has anybCdy suggestion how 20
practically accom- plish the Obiect?-Atianta Con-
stfUti0n.
We consider the Constitution great au-
thorty and usually defer to it most will
ingly; but we do net think 1t Is con-
coded that EMMETT wrote the song
Dixie" We have heard that It was writ
ten long before the war.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
>l'(oFEN
(9NlPAFY
S---'-zD'
II, -, IS, and II east Broad.
RICHMOND. wednesday, January 25, 1893.


We spend thousands of dollars
yearly in advertiSing-an item that
could be considerably reduced if we
didn't have. to convert such OF the
public as turn thither for supplies.
Whoopla! announcements with lit
tie or nothing to back them have
weakened the public confidence in
advertisement statements, and 1t
takes columns Of the conservative
news we present daily to convince
strangers that whatever of dlSap-
pointment follows the wake OF the
average advertisement there's no.
thing but conservative statements
of actual facts in this column.
But the store news has another
miSsion---it carries quick and look
editor information to the thousands,
who, having tested the Big Store,
turn here regularly for supplies.
It's due to them to give this IN
formation--.Our thousands are well
spent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25

Attention is being called to the alleged
fact that the Circuit and Hastings Court
of Roanoke failed to observe IrE's birth
day, although It Is legal holiday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
Ny. Miller-Mr. Lamar's Successor

MY. Mllltl-nI. iohONNSSVA-
President HARRISON Will now have n
chance to appoint his law partner, MIR.
MILLER, to be Justice of the Supreme
Court of the United States. Mr.. HARRI-
Son knows him well. ana is himself law
yer of high repute. We regard it as high
compliment TO Mr.. MILLER that Mr.. HAIR
R1soN, knowing him as he does. should
have proposed. as he once did, to make
hlm member OF the most august judicial
tribunal in the United States.
But the appolntee who Is 20 succeed Mr..
LAMAR ought to come from bne Of the
southern States. The Supreme Court is q
northern court as it now stands. There
ought to be some regard manifested for
the views of the nature of our National
Government which prevail in this section
of the Union. No good reason can be given
for not leaveninG the Federal Supreme
Court with little of the leayen of sound
constitutional doctrine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
THE TAAW HAS COMMENCED.
More Severe Cold spells-Game Not All
killed-No suffering.


killed-No suffering.
Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispaish.l
CHASE CRY, Va. January 2i.-Ihe thaw
has commenced. the sun shines brightly,
the snow Is melting rapidly. the town Is
full of people, trade was revived, and
everything is looking lovely.
Old people say they have seen many
spells of weather equally as. cold. snow
deeper. ice thicker, and travel much more
lmpeded than the present.
Huntsmen report that the partridges end
wild turkeys have not been all killed, but
they are still very numerous, as evidenced
bv their observation yesterday while deer
hunting.
Our railroad trains have never failed to
arrive on time.
EVERYTHING PLENTIFUL.
Fuel has been plentiful, all were sup-
pllel with wood and coal, and no suffering
has been reported IN this vicinity.
The farmers are bringing to market
their tobacco to-day, and the faces OF the
warehousemen are wreathed IN smiles.
DR.. Il. II. Finck. a prominent cltlzer
and well-known hotel proprietor OF Boyd
ton, died last week.
The post-office here exhibits conside'
rable increase of business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
ALMOST TOO LATE

for the COTTON BALL, but may be in time
Five DRESS PATTERNS OF DOTTED
SWISS MUSLIN, exquisite coors-cream, layen-
der, pink light blue, Nile green-seven yards in
each pattern, s7lSc. yard; double width-40
inches wide.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
FUNERAL OF MRS. SAMUEL J. JONES.
The FarmyIiie Guard TO 90 Into the Th'rd
Reaimsnt-Other Notes.


correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatcn'I
F.nxyrtLr. VA. January a. The re,
mains OF Mrs. Samuel J. Jones, who died
SUNDAY morning in Manchester. va. were
brouo6t here yesterday for burial. Her
fnneral took place this morning az ~
O'clock from the residence of Mr.. z. B.Jenk.
ms. on Middle street. Mrs. Jones was not
nnite % wears OF age, and was naive OK
farmville. being the daughter OF Mr. y;
n Farrar. of tnis place. She was maIrleu
on the Ith day of September. 1880, ana I'M
meaateiy took up her residence in Man.
chester. .t r..,os IT
Mr.. w. Oscar Gray, son of Mr.; James l.
GRAY. a former tobacconist OF farmvi.ie,
il wing extremely ill at his home. In the
western part of town. .,o ,or,-
Tho Farmville Guard. under tne COM
mand of Captain John X. Martin, -
making rapid progress in the requirement
of a thorough knowledge of the new doom
OF tactics not long since issued from heau-
ouarters. Ever since its first organization'
some fifteen years ago. II has been con.
nected with the Fourth Regiment, Dus ~
ia understood that its next commission
will place il IN the ranks of the Ihird.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25

The windows are object lessons
this morning---the East Window
eloquent of money-savingS in Car
pets. the West a burst Of spring
time newness in Cotton StuffS.
Both form an almost irresistible in
vitation to come in. Window
dressing is Liberal art'--" Walk
into my parlcr," etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
THE tow R
corner Second ami BTCll s..a.
BARGAINS IN RcH1Hqr.

lot Remnants Fine Ginrt1rs r.f .....
which sell usually a. l-la nrf ga.
nov size
l 10, Remnants Fine C.lrt1us. t..,
usual price l2lS., now t'i'
lot Remnants SIS. Calico. n.af
1 lot Remnants Cotton AMI a..
New styles FINE FRENCH >l..., .
l2lSc. yard.
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS .I.t
CHENIOTS-tne worry latest t..It..
IS inches wide. SOC.
New spring shades IN FlSt i.,
JOc. yard.
New snaiNs in FINE rtEsa. s.t ...
LINES, - and Soc. yari
New NEfLINGS, new cilors r"rf fa.ft...
Remnant lot OF FINE Linz I... ..
kINS, half prico.
New limo Of HANDSOME pos.
LACES. very cheap.
BEAUTIFUL IMITATION i".
CHON LACE~. They 6ear AM na.I
ana are just as pretty a. ea. l.r.H
The largest ami prettie-l a..
NAINSOOk EDSlNdS AMI iN-.4 .Ir.,
found anywhere.
LADIES' WOOL LEGGiNC,. ll ,..
pair. ..
INSERTlNGS.
sHIKTING PRINTS, new s.Ji,.. .a.,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25

DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup IL sold every:
where, and 1t always cores coughs aud
colds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25

''ND ''J
Third day of the GRAND IN
VENTORY SALE. A word: Con-
servative asaWe make our adVer-
tisementS we've heard Of one dis
appointed shopper--eXpectedtofl nd
a 23-inch brush longer than 1t was,
though the measurement was eX-
act. How shall we write the news !?
That brush is withdrawn from sale.
Here's just simply prices-'-
CORsETS--
World's-Fair twO-tone. SOC. from OOc.
c. B.ala sprite white, 75c. from 81.
White or Drab J0c. COrsets. ~.
s45O T. D.. COrsets to-day only, ~
A fairy-good Corset, white or dfab, l9;' from
ChiIren's Corset-Waists, all sizes, SOC from
Ferrls's Waist tor children, all sizes, &c. from
SOC. , IL,
trio blue, and lavender, &c. ounce.
DRESS sIUFFS- ...,-.
$40 from $500.
Gray. jacquard figures, 81 from sl
Heliotrope with dregs-of-wine stripe, " from
Green. Jacquard effect, sl0 from els.
Rosceda. clio from $50 .,o
cray. Win PINK and black poka-dot, elO
Ai.Woo, suitings, sI.35 from s1.sO. Others,
soc. from Sl.25.
BY THE YARD-Gray-Striped and Brown
striped SuItings, were sl.11, are zoe. n
yard. -
Pretty Chaies, 6lic from lGsc.
54-inch ClOaking, several styles, 0Oc. from
sI.2J and SAc.
Light Checked Cloaking, u from s1.75.
MEMS GOODS
Camers- Hair shirts and Drawers csc. from
$3.50.
Scotch Wool, all sizes to As, are $3.50 from 81
TO S3-twO weights.
Scarlet Shirts ana Drawers, 0Sc. from sl.oO.
SILKS
MORE. brown ground, 7jc. from SLIGO.
Wash Surah, 400. from soc.
White China, Pc. from iOc.
B,ack-and- White Plaid Surah. 49c. from roc
Striped Wash silk, SOC. from t9c.
Fancy silks, Toe. from sl.3o.
Printed midas, all cOlors, new designs, %Sc'
$40 from s13.50-3O inches high.
81 from &l3.jO-Iokio.
81 from $3.50; $3.50 from - ~; - from 10
GAME SET dish and Il Plates, 1910 IRON
sO.5O-shonld be IL plates.
ANY Ica-Cream or Salad Set that's $500 TO 81
for $3.50.
Aftor.Dinner Cofees, Carlsbad, decorated, &c
Engraved Thin rumDlers, two styles, DC each
High Glass Bowls, engraved, been sl.31 {,
$3.50. are 30. 75c., and sl-only few.
Engraved De,anters "a few, been Sl.37 4
300, any 50c.-two are damaged.
Glaas-COvered Cheese Dishes, engraved q
few. 25c. from SOC.
Sugar-Dishss, 15c from 29c.
Covered Butter Dishes, glass, ljc. from 25c
O-piece Glass Table-sets, Loo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
WOODW ARD
LOTHROP.
TEMPLE
DRY-G00DS STORE,
CORNER BROAD And ADAMS STREETS,
LADIES' COATS
HALF PRICE.

The profit or loss OF this great American ma
ton turns upon the magnificent amount OF
cents per day for each person. "This amount
says Edward Atkinson, representing sl'oS''-
0O0.0 900, may be either saved or wasted, accord
ing to the Intelligence Of the person.
We note to-day one OF the few occasions when
you may actually save not only cents, but pos
sibly 81, by taking advantage OF our remarkable
offer.
II you want COAT. We have COATS to sell
Having remained unsold thus far in the season.
and being fearful that they may be left upon
our hsnds when warm weather comes We con-
slstently mako our present price exactly
ONE HALF THE ORIGINAL,
thus sacrificing all present profit and giving you
the actual benefits.
Fifty COATs-all OF this seasons style; La
DIES AND MISSES JACKETS AND NEW
MARKETS, and q few choice NOVELTY
COATS.
They will be placed on counter by them
selves and will be sold at
HALF THE ORIGINAL PRICE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
H. IL 81. Wniles Dead.

Rev. - ". WALES Dead'
correspondence OF the Richmond pispa'c1.I
CoyrsyILLE, ALnEMARIE COUNT Va,
January 23.-The Rev. Is. d. WALES,
prominent Presbyterian dlSiuhS NJ Naison
bal OF Kleinburg Female SCHOOL, NeiSo"
county. died this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
NTATvTINGS.

Remnants and sh0rt-lene'hs 30 "l'...
. % - Yards such a. usually s.. I.
Doc, are l5c.
80 pieces % Superior Mating 7t
30 pieces OF Superior Aatttngai
% pieces OF superior Natuug 50 .
3slsc.
bargains In LADIES and MISSES ..
bargains In BLANKETS arI GULL. -
slightly s0iled 81 less than cost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25

ADictters ana kilograms must be sddressedto
1HE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications will not be rrtnruof.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
foTHERS,

,,,o,rotcs nm abundant secretion OF nouIisn-
p ment on the part Of tho mother. IL Is an IN
nisorating tonic made especially for woman 80.
vlg Sectly harmless in any condition OF tue
P Ismala svstem. as IL regulates and promrotes
MI i' the natural functions and never conii''~
with them. ,.,,,5, nj, s.rcngthens,
Tho" Prescription on. , brs wsasnesses and
anu ua, that afiIict women, IL Is guarantees
90 benefit or cure, or the money Is rofunaeo'
For every case of Catarrh which they can cn-
not cure, the proprietors OF III. 10 Sases ..sS
tarrh Remedy agree 90 pay syoo him cleans.
, rou and healing properties, or you're paid
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
MFETINGA

DY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF
I'D DIRECTORS OF the RICHMOND ELEVA'
TOR COMPANY general meeting OF the
toskholder5 OF the said company Is called TO be
held at the onice Of +. ID. liOtchkiss. Pace build
ing, Richmond, Va. TIL URSDAY, February %.
1898, at II NJ. for the purpose Of taxing acton
upon the question Of rebuilding the elevator or
Winding up the affairs OF the company and such
other business as may come before the meeting.
IN 2i-td C.. T.. WELLfORD, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25

Reading notices IN adins-rnaiier type, nve
lines OF less, 81; In nonparoii loaded, 75c
Card Of rates tor more space iarnished on ap-
Kltcafiou
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
JULIUS SYCLE ( Sc
Ia 24-@p
OF INTERESI
I o
GENTLEMEN

Those Sl.5O SHOES are lace H..
gress CATERS. All were 81, 60
some were the Grigg's Improve A
So Shoes. sizes 10 I'D.
Those 1928 SHOES ara oil oil. '
fresh stock of the Griggs imw
Welt % Shoe and few Bay-Sa'. B.
James Means's 81 Shoes, II ,4r. .
Congress CATERS, sizes . to 10.
Those s. SHOES are all Stay. al
Il Co. = 81 Shoes. i'll lace AMI tolr-
sizes ) to 10, on lasts c, d, /, a. 4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
a Veterans Story
FIsHERMEN's SUPPLIES.
Mr. Joseph Mcni.

HOOPS PILLS are hand made. and are per-
feet in composition, proportion and appearance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
Ladies Knit Skirts.

LADIES' COLORED KNIT SKIRTS reduced
from 90. 30 to 81 30 and from ~ TO sl.35.
LADIES BLACK KNIT SKIRTS reduced from
sl.J0 10 sl.lg.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20

belt This land. while not so pleasant
aud agreeable to live on and cultivate
as the sandy, vet it is more productive,
II produces twenty-five to forty bushels
of corn, from thirty to nifty bushels of
oats. 1000 to 1860 pounds of cotton Il
Is not well ADAPTED TO fruit, yet Il is
grown on it. Al kinds Of vegetables
are raised. CiStcrns and tanks furnish
the supply of water. Improved lands
IN this section range in price from $l5
to SO per acre. About three and one
half miles southwest from MeXia You
strike the Nayasuta timber The timber
on this stream is about four miles In
width, Is fine land and ON the stream Is
some very rich bottom land.
Passing through This aud crossing the
river q few miles Of sandy land brings
rs again into another hne black land
region.
A southeast direction from Mrxia for
about ten miles is sandy prairie, all
thickly settled with prosperous farmers
Lands In this locality can be purchased
at from $40 To so per acre. After
about ten miles In this direction you
strike the timhcred portion of Lime
stone. A portion Of this is unsettled,
and an inferior quality Of land, being
sand hills, covered with the sand juck
Other portions is fine lnnd and there are
sOlnc good forms lOoated thereon. This
country produces good cotton, Is n very
good corn country; vegetables and fruits
grow well, potatoes grow In abundance.
The sand hills furnish an excellent out
let for stock. Improved lands about $40
per acre
South we have the plummens Creek
nnd NIvaSotu bottoms. TN these bot
toms, while they are not very large, We
have some line lands us there are in
the United States. Anything can be
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20
PERSONAL.

w. X. Bell a Palo Pinto cattle king
was in Fort Worth yesterday.
Dr. j. L. CASTOR Of Chattanooga.
Tenn, is in the city, prospecting for
location.
Sheriff Joe Mars Is IN the city from
Denton lie has been on an official
uip To Cbildress.
Aflss Mollie Critics Of Grunbury. who
has hccn visiting Mrs. Fred Race. re-
turned home yesterday evening,
Ex-Governor Bob Taylor Of Johnson
City. Tenn. passed through the city last
evening en- route To Decatur last night.
w. j. Whitley, treasurer Of the Rock
Island town company, wus ~ the city
yesterday in the interest Of Purbhurst.
NJ T.. Bssel. who formerly lived here,
but now a resident of South Bend, Ind,
Is In the city for months stay with
friends.
Mrs. DIR Howard returned yesterday
from Kingston, Texas, where she has
bceu visiting relatives. Her health is
much improved
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20

The following disposition OF business
day;
Forty-clghth Dlstrict-G. w. Burkeit
W. u, =. uoveucamp; trcspass 10 Try H.
uci decision reversed.
The case OF the State vs.. ,Iamos Kelley;
plea OF guilty of the charge Of burglary
lie was sentenced TO two years term
In the pententiury.
~ " Ferguson W., Texas aud Pacific
Railway company ct al: damage case:
was on trial last evening.
New -licniamn Allen Va. Fort
Worth street Railway company: dam.
ages for injuries sustained by being joitod
on his wagon caused by the rails of Tho
company on Jones street being above tho
Level Of the ground. Wantal $4,000.
Emmn a. Crosby 1t al. Va. Fort Worth
aud Denver railroad; suit for damages
of $4,000 by injuries to W. L. Crosby,
her husband, who was killed
County Court State vs. n. L.. Lewis:
selling whisky In local option precinct.
was In progress yesterday afternoon.
,lcn FurgesOn was convicted of uggra-
waited assault aud fined Sah
Dave Rodgers plead guilty to gaming
and paid $40 hne for the privilege.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20
MEXlA.
THE THRIVING CAPITAL CITY OF
LIMESTONE COUNTY.
Her Business Men and The Lines They Are
In Commercial and Manufacturing Inter
sis-lu Fine Country.

Mcria, Tex, May 1D.-Meyia it
situated in Limestone county, on
the Houston and Texas Central ruil-
road, eighty miles south Of Dallas, 100
miles north Of Houston, ON hight roll.
ing prairie. has population Of about
$500, has two banks, twelve general
merchandise establishments, four eNclu-
siyc dry goods, eleven family groceries,
two furniture stores, four hardware, one
snddlcry and harness. three drug stores,
one jewelry aud book store. three bur
Der shops four hotels. TWO restaurants,
two livery stables, four SALOONS, three
cotton yards, three blacksmith and wood
shops, One gun shop two meat markets,
three boot aud shoe shops, one tailor
shop, three dentists, two artist galleries.
steam laundry aud Ice factory, three
Sieam gus u eaGnery tnOt in operationl.
Here Il good opening for anyone who
wishes to engage In the cannery business
The machinery aud buildings can he had
on good terlus, Seven physicians, three
lawyers, three newspapers, nm oil mill
IN course of erection. wuterworks with
ample facilities for supplying tue town
for our Wstrnnnre The business part
Of town Is ull brick
The town shipped for the season Of
lSO2 33O.0lO bales Of cotton. besides q
large amount of seed, cattle aud corn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20
A CHEESEMAN'S pEAIlI.

The announcement NJ noon yesterday
Of the death Of Mr.. Ollie +, Tucker,
was. painful sanprlse to his many
friends About n week ago Mr.. Tucker
was taken suddenly III. but his condition
was not thought dangerous until Thurs
day, when change for the wurse was
ptrceptibe He passed away At II 10
yesterday morning al his home on East
Front street. Mr.. Tucker was one Of
the best known prcsspeu In the stute,
having held that position ON nearly ~
the leading urpers VI Texas. lie was
about 30 years old, and leaves II wife
and one child The remains were taken
20 nnllns Inst night for hnrlnl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20

At the meeting Of the board OF dlrcc.
tors Of the chamber VI commerce held
yesterday afternoon, Mr. Jos ~ Tolhert
was elrctcd 10 membership. The reslr-
nation of Mr.. ], !, Gnnnnn as director
was accepted aud Mr. Sam n. Mc(,ord
elected US director TO I'll the vacancy.
Mr. II. J. Goldberg was elected frst
yice-nresldcnt, MIR. W. j. Bailey. second
yice,prcsldent and MIR. j. q. McCarthy
third vicc.prcsidcnt.
Letters wcrc read by the secretary from
parties now Engaged IN manufacturing
enterprises In the eastern satos. asking
about markets. facilities Of shiptnenfs
"ic,' with View Of establishing manu-,
inctnrics here IN furniture, mowers aud
reapers, thing alHl sewer pipes. plows
and boots and shoes.
Tho admirable location Of Fort Worth
as a manufacturing center Is aftrnrtins
great leAs-Jpf attention lust now
among eastern men. aud the secretary
or more Inquiries. 'N'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20
LITTLE ITEMS

a wet nurse wanted: white or hlaek
AZ Mrs, John lNlc's. l1l, corner Rnrt
nett and Fifth streets.
The new chapel at the POLYTECHNIC col.
iege - nearly completed. Ii Is 10 be- IN
next week
lne team Of 5, II TAYLOR took fright
nan away The buggy wis badly ,yre.'h'
60 ana Az Taylor was slightly Injured.
=, Inere VIII he meeting tonight Of Tho
SShakespcnrian clnb az the residence ~
Dr w. \. Adams. Fifth end Lamar
street. All members are asked 10 he
MsssrA Luther I Boa1, cashier Of ,hr
Ainenean National bank. ana Mr. 4 A
thiders, ia tnc lot OF eieers ,lnrin,,
The past winter which they scld in th,-
Guy NeslerlNy 10 Mr. Innies AielcarlAnd
for eh4O per hunlredwelght. Tnere wsre
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20

Dr. A. n. Bntcn sends The Gazette
tho following for publications
'"i'he last sermon Of the series on 'Mu-
nicipal Meanness' Will he preached at
the broadway baptist church Sunday
night Those who are Interested. either
as favoriug or disfNOrlng this crusade
should hear this final discourse II the
sermon II what Il should be II will give
additional light on this great question,
IL might be- well for the public TO sus-
pend judgment upon the sermons until
they shall have heard the conclusion Of
the whole mnttnrN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20
THE WORLDS IAN

chicago Ills, May 10. The fair Il
beginning to reap the bencfts Of imnrn,.','
ga matters in largely inrreasnd atten
ance Many buildings ara prae,lcniI,,
completed and there are exhibits enon"i,
now IN readiness To Thoroughly inier,,s,
tl2s'nrS The United States goyernmen,
nullong' ne German Empire builIins
building and many state bnillin,.s '' ~
nov, 50 nearly iluished. tho unhnisi,.l
PORTIONS do moi attract attention In lba
nhy Atl hWldings the Departments ~ H.,
nnl1N states, France. Germany. Austris
Belgium aoh Holland are ali finisheI '''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20
These Qualities

BY the most elaborate re-
searches, careful study and
costly experiments DR.. Price
has been enabled to give to
the world the purest, strongest
and most economical natural
and delicious fruit flavors in
existence; free from all pois-
onous oils, others or artificial
essences. Itisthese qualities
that have created such a great
demand for Or. Prices De-
heious FIavoring Extracts Of
Lemon, Vanilla, Orange, etc,
fayors that retain all their
delicate taste and freshness
for an indefinite period.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20
MARSHALL.


Marshall, Tex. May 19.-(Special)-
A movement Is on foot among the citi-
here, headed by w. A. Adair Of the
Evening Messenger. to organize an asso-
citation TO be known as the Keely Aid
club The organization is TO provide
treatment for all who are addicted TO
alcoholism. II is philanthropic in the
ends aimed at, and 1t is intended cspec-
lilly to rei,ch those who are disgrace
To themselves and their community, aud
treatment. Applicants of this class are
required to make note sufficient To
cover the cost, which is endorsed and
negotiated by the club, and the patient
is not required to pay until after his
cure.
The enterprise is backed by the most
prominent business men of the city and
is endorsed by the clergy as a blessing.