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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-12

Are You Going to the Worlds Fair?
II 90, take the Worlds fair flyer via the
Northern Pacific and 80 through TO Chicago
n two days. without ohangs OF oars.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-12
kS,se East-0sys Time,

6oina 10 ChicaGo and east your shorf
Suick Touts 10 via 81. Paul and ''Ths NortA
western Line" Leave Bstts 6:46 a. NJ,
Helena 10:lb 4. N. to-day. reach st. Paul
SIS .. n. second day, connecting with fast
Gay train of 1.-THE Northwestern Line"
leaving 1T. Paul $500 q. N. daily and arriv-
ing Chicago S:e5 p. m. same day. making
less than sixsy-thres hours from Butte and
less than sixty hours from Helene. which ia
several our less time than via any other
line TO Chicago.
This 9:35 =. m. arrival in Chicago insuYes
eonnection With all tho principal lines from
Chicago east, and "The Northwestern
Lane" 10 the only line from 81. Paul that
0Ahea all Of thsAs connections in Chicago.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-12
Onion Pacific Excursion Ratios Now I
Effect From Helena.

Effect From Helena.
To Chicago and Ioturn, account
Worlds fair. &C 20
To ST. Louis and return. ........... G5 90
To all Missouri river points and re-
turn 80 90
All round trip tickets to Chicago are
limited to November IL; to IT. Louis and
missouri river points, ninety days.
On the 10Th of each month excursion
tickets are sold to Utah and California
points es follows:
10 San Francisco and return .......... S75
To Los Angeles and return. ......... 50
To Salt Lake and return 10
Tickets to California points are limited
to six months. and TO Salt Lake sixty DAYS,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-12

We offer this week on our center bargain counters
the seasons accommodations from all departments,
Of all short ends and remnants, consisting Of Silks,
les. Wash Goods, Linens. Crashes, Sheetings,
Satines, Challies, Lawns, Etc, Etc, at a trernen-
prices. This offering presents chances to Sc
cure material for a Costume, Shirt Waist, Skirt.
House Dress, Etc, at less than half Actual Cost.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-12

Hosiery End underwear Of all kinds at The
Bee Hive discount sale this week.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-12

Domestics Of all kinds come under the dis.
count sale ut he Bee Hive this wees.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-12

,Crockery. glassware and tinware n per cent
ch anor than over before offered. at The
Bee Hive sale this week.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-12
Highest Of all II Lcavcning Powcr-Iatcst U, S. Govt Report
|@!A|!'!.!! Bskiag
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Highest Of all ii Lcavcning powcr-Lasestu u. S. Govt Rcpe
ABSOLUTELY PURE

Low Excursicn Rates via the Northern
Pacific Railroad.
From Helena to 81 Paul and return, $50.
Finnal limit returning, ninety days from
date Of sale. no %stop-overs allowed In either
direction.
Frsm Hslena TO 81. Paul and return, &6o.
Final limit returning ninety days from
date of sale; transit limit in each direction
forty days with stop-over privileges u all
points.
+ ON Helena to ~. Louis and return, S6s.
Final limit returning ninety days from date
Of sale; transit limit forty days In each di-
~5ection. with stor-over privileges AT all
points west Of St. Paul.
Helena TO Chicago and return, account
Worlds fair, 466.2O. going md returning
eamo route; Anal limiS returning Nov. 10.
No %stop-ovsrs allowed in either direction.
Helena to Chicago and return. recount
Worlds fair. $40; transit limit forty days
in each direction; Anal limit Nov. IL. with
stop0ver privileges q st. Paul. and oil
points west. Il passengers desire. tickets
will be issued TO return via the Union Pa
clio at the SO rats.
Tho Northern Pacific 10 the only line
Running through oass between Helena and
Chicago. without change. and the only line
making the run between Helena and Chi
oSRo In two days.
The fast train for Chicago and ths east
leaves Helena at 1865 =. m.
For further information, sleeping car
reservations. etc.. call al he Northern Pa
oide city ticket Office. or add,eas
A. D. EDGAR,
Coz. Main and Grand streets, Helena.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-12
Arrivals at The Helena,

O W White. Fan Fran s Seaman, st Louis
cisco II Il Hathaway and
A ID Garfield, Tacoma wife, Missoula
+ ID Weed, Helena John Ii Forest, New
L J. litzsimons, New York
York DH Coles. Coles Camp
Tom Cooney, Helena Viii Cannon, Cascade
g X Babbett, st Paul PF Boland, Butte
Geo b Wisds, Missoula M Jacobs. It Louis
+ NJ Malone. Miles iushton, Peabody, st
ity Paul
Il H leeple, Minneapo- Knowles, Eelena
lis A stern, largo. N d
M Stem, Fargo, N d
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-12
IT IS SENT TO THE JURY
Tho Arguments in the Case Of Will
Aon Bros. o. al vs.. B Harris
Made
Judge Buck ~Instruots Tha.t Fraud
Must be Proved. rot Pre-
sumed.
The P,aiutifs Finish Their Testimony In
the High schsoi CONTRACT Cnsc-
Court Notes.

The case OF Wilson Brothers and Others
against b. Harris was argued and submit
ted to the jury In Judge Bucks department
OF the district court yesterday. Milton ..
Gum made the opening Argument for tins
plaintiff. II. G. McIntire and I. q. Bach
spoke for the defense. and N. w. MoCon-
nell closed for the plaintiff. OF tbs forty
or more findings Of faots submitted by tho
respective oounse! Judge Buck allowed If
teen OF ths questions. and handed them 10
The Jury, whom hs also instructed - fol-
lows: THE jury should answer the ques-
tions submitted. Eight OF your number
MAJ agree to the answer TO be made to any
enc Of these questions; and when there IL
an agreement ~ to any answer. the same
should be written under the present oues-
tion md signed ny -FOUR brennan. In an
swsriug the questions submitted. bear In
mind that the Law docs not presume fraud
or fraudulent intent In = suit like this. The
burden ia upon the party charging fraud to
establish it by a p~repondesance Of evi.
denee. A ~prsponderancs OF evidence.
however. 10 not dependent upon the
namber of Witnesses who testify
for or against the existence Of a
fact or condition Of facts, but upon the
weight TO be attached to the evidence be-
fore YOU. II you nnswer the questions TO
be submitted. during q reoees or adjourn
nens OF tho court. you may bring in scaled
%AndinRs."
The Jury then retired and court adjourned
until this morning. Judge Buck maj 40
csps or reject any Or ell Of the findings Of
the Jury and bnae his opinion on those al
lowed. OF the questions submitted only
one was by the deIsnse aud that wns rs to
whether or not the assignment of Dec. IA.
1891. was made with intent to hinder. delay
aud dsfraud creditors. The plaintiffs sub
mitted the same question among theirs.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-12
Cor. Main and Grand Streets. Hsle'

The discount sale Ut The Bee Hive this week is
thing in the house OF 10 per cent. All goods are
marked at our regular prices in plain IiQures
from which a discount of ~ per cent 10 allowed
to every purchaser.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-12

Ladies' aud children's tan -colored hose ut
Butcher & Bradley's. 105 broadway.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-12
Tho School House Case.

4bbC sCbbOOt AASsaHO SNS~
The testimony for the plaintiffs in the
school house case closed in Judge Hunts
department OF the district oourt yesterday
with a statement by =. +. Whalen, ono OF
the contractors, a. 10 the amount Of money
paid out for labor and material In excess
of the amount actually received on
estimates. He made ths amount
shout $21, 0O0. The testimony was al
lowed TO 60 In under objections.
The reading OF corr dependence. from the
arohisect's books, that had passed between
him and the board and the contractors,
closed the case for the plaintiff. The jury
we're excused till morning while counsel
argued the questions TO be submitted on
the three points which entered into the case
on which plaintiff relies for recovery. The
first OF those questions WINS the right TO re-
cover the value of presumed profits which
might have accrued had the contractors
been allowed 10 complete their contract;
second. the right TO recover for failure 10
furnish roof plans, ON which the board
claimed that any damage was waived by
the contract which was signed subsequent:
and third, the right to recover for addi-
tional and extra wo;k because of the failu'e
of the contractors 10 obtain previous esti-
mates of value from the architect. The
defense commended that those were matters
of law and not for the jury to consider, and
should be passed on by the court now.
Judge Hunt took the matter under advise
ment,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-12

Great bargains in ladies' and children's fast
black hose. butcher Il BrAdley's. 1O5 Broadway.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
PENCIL PICKlNGS
IN THE CITY,

Rev ] b. French is nhsWt insisting
during % series ul most interesting De-.
ligious meetings ut sherman Tex. Row
Dr. Moore of sherman BIS expected TO
exchange and ill Che pulpit Of Broadway
Presbyterian church tomorrow morning
and evening, of which, III IL be- 90 Doe. due
announcement viii be- made loo the morn
ing.
Yesterday morning Special Officer Srbc
Maddox recovered the two watches stolen
from the person of VIM Walker of
Neatherford Wednesday night
The knights of Pythias are discussing
the cXpodcucy Of building an addition
10 the Castle hall at the corner of Third
and Main streets The lodges own III
in the rear. 10 hy 100. between The hnll
and the opera hOusp aud this viii le
utilized n Che addition n made The new
rooms would be used for reception pur-
poses and for the Uniform Rank dr.l
hall
Jim Nichols says Tint when the fam.
lily arose yesterday morning thcy found
ono of his dogs dead from poison and
the votor iu the bnrrcl so very bitter
that suspicious We're aroused and the
water was not used.
Lewis simmons, who was beaten by
w r. and III. j. SorroIs Thursday
evening, is still lon a prec1tioug condition,
though his condition is nH good Ns Be- TO
be- expected under The circumstances
Tax Collector Frank Hoyonlamp has
bright uew girl baby at biz house, who
came in and took up her abode yester.
day.
The Shakespeare club viii meet 10.
night nc the resideuco Of Captain j. g..
Terrell
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
GRANNY CRAVATT
HAD BEWlTCHED ELIAS LOVING,
A CHiCKASAN,
So No Sait-Ho Killed his Roodooet and
Yesterday Elias Was Shot to
Death legally

Caddo, ]. r.. March 10 AT noon today
elias Loving, full blood Chickunw
Indian, wa. shot to death by Sheriff
johnson of jackson county Choctaw
nation He ON Jan so last. shot Granny
Crayutt, AN aged Indian woman, who,
be alleged, had bcwitvhcd him.
HIS CRIME.
On the night Of Jnu 30. Of this ycnr.
Just at sun sCt Susan CraVatt. known os
Granny trUyatt who lives Ia % little log
hut in the woods one hale mile east of
the PushmutuhB court ground. in the
Third district about thirty miles east
of Caddo, with Agnes, Billy mud Amn
Cmvatt, granddaughter was shot aud
killed hy AN unknown person. some
one heavily wrapped and wearing
slouchCd hat approached her and as
she was in the net oft handing him
chair. hc raised Winchester rifle. which
hc had hitherto concealed, fired The
ball crashing Through her brain Shc
died instantly and did NOT mako % state.
mont as Go who her assassin wus.
Loriug WIS arrested che next morn.
iug by SbcH1 Phillip johnson of Jucl,.
son county Cu u charge OF murder aud
The iury Ind been ont but tow iuiuutvs
when they brought in "a verdict uf guilty
as vhgrgcd u,sefHar his punlshmcnt 40
death ly shooting Judge W. W. UAmp.
ton passed The death sentence ON him,
and Pet thc i0ui day ct March us the
day for him to bo SCOT iiv took Un APP
peal, but n was ovcrrulpd.
lu the fail OF 1850. he and othcr
while iu state OF ihtoucation mdurrd
Phillip Colbert 90 accompany thcm ON
their spree. Phillip was beaten TO dcnth
during The carousul, and upon affidavit
of lsom Colbert brother TO The dcccasol.
Loving was arrested and the case Hot
for trial AZ dusk on the day proceed.
ing the day set Tor thc trial, while feed.
Ing bis stock, lsom Colbert was assus.
singtcd, and the charge went by de-
fault
Loriug was o fnll blood. about oS Years
OLD, aud believed iu witchcrnf he had
been sick and got un idea into his head
that old Granny Cravntt had bcwitchcd
him. which was the cause OF his killing
her
After he was convicted he was ne.
mnndod 10 the care Of the sheriff. who
guards him, but the fact 81. hc vs. allowed
10 40 where he plcuscs. aud sepms to
have as much liberty as II nothing was
charged against him
A full-blood thinks 10 iA cownrdly 10
run, and bud rather bc shot than called
q coward. Lonng mas had chnncc
over since The day Of bis arrest to mike
his escape hnt prefers 90 meet death
rather than be- called coward.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
PERSONAL

q W Flnrcr is back from Austin be-
cause of some sickness in hlH family
the city.
Hon G.. NJ Rorcrs Of Austin b. iu
Mr. aud Mrs g. w. Thrcdkiu urr rr
ioicmg over The advent of a fine bnby
boy
MIR r. H.. Carrico has returned from
visit 20 relatives iu ST. Louis.
Miss Nllo Anderson ul Gainesville
state secretary of the Young Peoples
Sorirty ut Christian Eudcuyor. n Ira
the city guest of Mr. and Mrs w g.
Rowe.
Hon Fred Bowman, "a prominent ritl-
zen of San Antonio, Is a visitor in the
city
Mrs Flanagan of Dallas r. in thr
city visiting Mr1 q, H. RintlcmHu nt
her residence ON South Main street.
$. q Easton lies seriously IN ut his
residence on Hattie street
w. NJ. Brttou first Lieutenant of the
Texas Rangers stationed 90 Amarillo.
b. Boa the city
Professor Alexander Hogs leaves this
morning 10 attend thr Teachers Us7Oc.u-
tiun meeting no tlchuruc The Professor
e interesting hmwlf n The National
Educational association meeting this year
ut Chicago during the Worlds fair.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11

Gar company. defendants motion for
new tuul, motion 0yerruled. and de-
tenqant excerpts and gives notice OF an
Charles Glcnk vs. Texas and pase,
railroad company et al. defendants
motion for new trial exception taken
ang notice Of appeal given
tharics Gleuk VS.. Texas and Pacific
Nailroad company et al. motion IN arr
rest Of Judgment by the Gulf. Colorado
and Santa he Railroad COMPANY, mo.
ton ovcrruled. and tie Gulf Colorado
ana Santa excerpts and gives notice OF,
appeal 90 The court of civil appeals
w. ~. Eustcs vs.. Merchants National
hunk, DEFENDANTS motion for now trial,
oEefrulcd and defendant gives notice
OF appeal
rhos and Mary Graham vs.. Toxins
aud Pacific Railroad company. motinn
20 SUPPRESS deposition of MARY Graham:
same
For,y.eighth district. THE arguments
IN the Horace Bell case were concluded
yesterday and the case givpn to the
jury. \ new jury was Immediately em-
Ianneled 20 try companion case. that
Of the state vs. WIN Campbell
County court-But little business vos
transacted in the county court vcstcr-
d9y. The case of the State VS.. Wilson
Tucker (col). for disturbing DE peace
was tined aud the defendant found not
guilty. and two cases against ED otto,
for permitting gaining IN his house,
We're ti1eu AND fine Of S25 imposed for
each oiicusp
The commissioners court will be In
session again next Monday. but outside
of routine business there is uothinr of
importance,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.


Once Of Comptroller 0f tho Currency,
Washington. Fcl. q. 1901.
Whpront by satisfactory evidence pro
scented TO The undersigned, u hos hrDn inuhr
fo ubpcur that '"fho American National banh
OF F0rt Worth" in the city of Fort WORM
iu tho county Of IHTAut nnh state pi
ifores hss complied With 40 thc provisions
IN tho statutes ~ tho United states fr'
tHiIred fo be- complied with before nn $3.50
CLINTON nhnl hc nuthgrlzfd 40 commence tht
business Of banking,
Now therefore j. Alonzo Barton He'd
burn, comptroller ~ the currency. % hrie,
bv ccrfiM thnt 1.-THE American national
bunk 81 Fort WORTH iu tuo city " TORT
Worth. ln tle county ~ 1awnut and State
of Te1nn. rs auih0fized 30 commence the
bnsiue.a ~ hankiug ns provided ln section
1909 Of the revised statutes " tho United
States
and seal on Office this CHI dag " February
1893. ...,..
lFeall a. y. ltEIhLltN,
Comptroller of the Currency
No lgfs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11

was one of the first settlers Of Halo
county. having moved here from MvLou'
nuu county, Tex lie was here ut the
organization of Halle county, aud WAS
elected sheriff nt said time aud reelected
the following Iprtum llv was ut tho
time of his death deputy postmaHtcr
with "a fair chance tO be- appointed by thv
Incoming administration lie VuH one
uf our best and most worthy Uhfous,
% Mason of good standing aud also %
members of thc Knights ol Honor Boz
goud standing The funeral was the
largest over known here. Ills wife. ium.
ily and relatives hnyc thp sympathy Of
The entire community
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11

IS eut or stabbed Ia the back. on The
head. on the arms. in tho breast and has
q very serious cnt un tho left SIDE Of the
neck extending from the ear downward
90 the collar bouc. Buster INNS; have
eat himself in thc struggle Tor he irlt
plainly marked trail of blood that City
Marshal Had Douglass aud G.. w. Wade
followed 90 HRudlcy and thcrc lost
though the mau's courac when last seen
Was towards the city nnd as he has
friends hero 1t Is very probable he has
sought shelter with thcm and the two
pursgcrs came on herr TO continue The
search
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
no KILLED COCK RoelN9
I,b Of the County Exhibitors RssooIa-
lion 10 idr Hurley.
Dallas. March 10.

Dallas. March 10.
NS IN your edition Of the 9TH lust.
81 ..rioltlOn from one II, j. Hurley,
Ia certain structures ON thc acts
is,oeausu The interesting article
~ Id viili the statement that "Wiul
tpf buildli gs 600 chicago Ihe
.n association are perfectly willing
n hat statement as true. IN truth.
e6nl1cd This -Olmn fact two years
IN that their Judgment was guud
AVN "a year cor so later, when they
iW he papers uf the day financial
r.a OF Tie S8uUOOD building u-surig-
A was born iu Fort Worth, nur,.
Waco aud died of wind collie mt
no II our memory serves a. right
We are willing to apologize 10 we
ulur The account stood about as
f. tlas from stock sold, more or less,
NO
II Hurcs Incurred la collecting same,
less about $1,000
H. In wind ON which there was To
fd q state building 600
tmiy exhibitors were not In the
buslncss, particularly as the
hir rules then I'm pxNtauCe more
Nd l prohibited me making uf n cole
faio exhibit iu amy building un the
fair grounds, the Texas building
end tlls rule was most positively
y bed until the beginning Of October
ID Hurley had made m absolute
N two years ago that the lcAas
when erccter could contain "a
muld have raised ample Wyuus 10
suitable building. la ihc face OF
VI" refusal u space, they have gone
md have collected "a state exhibit
N ~ N2bWO chat Is second to none
WI luited States and have NOT asked
m ih OF Texas Go contribute % dollar
~ request for space was made an
I'M lNe. and refused. Permission 10
le state building then under COM
provided they assisted In the
. lQr the building thereof was also
Finally about the end Of October
lly Exhibitors We're permitted 10
lullling for the states exhibit 10
y less Than $50, 600. provided they
Y gee lo pay lhp debt of the state
ny under construction, some H2O,-
I, ~ or $4,000 iu AN Although n was
g shameful imposition on uc
texas uu' EFFORT WAS mude To
W ne conditions.
pm; these facts. D. 70 not rather
M lae qly to PROMISE 10 guarantee
ofQpr Tor % collective oNhihit lu
~ building now under construction
WE Oh ItNNs viii not pay Cor two
M on ihe NOrll's fair grounds and
p definitely settled that tive state
un 40 into This building there win
fc be no IpNaE state exhibit a. the
hir n Chicago.
~ typie " Texas are not 10 blame
Present. conditions. neither IS Mrs.
Tue Texas County Exhibitors
A q our somewhat hclutcd state
bul solely tine Worlds fair
q. '-enl and their abott0rs in Texas,
49, uElug 10 erect a 100000 build.
Ne Worlds fair grounds knowing
VNu not DE used for u collective
ron Texas. That Kind OF wind
AMY not erect buildings in Chi
WdATlON. -
By the Executive Committee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
DEATHS.
CHARLES ANDERSON.

Galveston, Tex. March 40 tSpedm)
Today tine body Of Charles Anderson.
Swedish sailor, was found iu state
OF rapid decomposition, stretched ont oH
straw MATRICES Ia hQyd iu The south
ern part of the city From appearance
Of the body death must have occurred
several days ug0 Anderson had been
afflicted with cancer for several years,
aud the disease bad eaten away q p0r-
ii0n Of his face. He had recently been
au inmate Of the Senly hospital. but ran
away. lie was irrational nt times and
inclined 90 be violent iie was about
80 years ola aud has NO known relatives
here. where Dee has resided for the past
twenty years
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11

Yesterday the arguments in the case
Of Horace Bell. indicted for the murder
Of Officer Waller. were ended, the jury
charged aud then the jury filed cut 90
consider their verdict. What iAis
viii be Is the subject Of much spccula.
ton. aud the surmiscs ran from hung
jury TO capital conviction The cur
rent impression Is that the state has
made ont case against the defendant
and that an aCquitai is impossible. The
frequent remark d. II the state has made
ONE case of conspiracy. beyond shad.
ow Of doubt Bell was connected with
that conspiracy, aud undcr this condition
Of aHairs the only result would Doe cOu-
yictiou Of murder On the FIRST degree. At
late hour last night the jury had not
agreed, und the chances in favor OF a
hung jury were this much increased
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
rom RORTH ARD mo ORAEDE BALwAT
c0BPARY STOCKHOLDERS mn d.
RFcTOgy 6gHDAL NFETJgG.

Tho annual meeting Of Che aioohholdcra
and director Of tho Fort Worth und rio
Girando Railway company win be held
M fhe Office OF tie company, in tho city
of Fort Worth. on Tuesday. Anil 4,
1873. al 3 b n.
Trausfer books win be closed 40 noon.
March no. 1893, aud remain closed until
Ami 3. 1888 a. j. DIXON,
Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11

SOLVENT iug little while, and now she To ns
Gas n taby os you would like SO see, and as
sound as dollar / believe my baby would
have dicd m had NOT trltd CuftcvUA krWC.
ufFs write this thar every mother with To-
baby Ike mine can feel ctuhdtni thnt there is D
medicine that viii cure The worst corona, and
that medicine ~ She CNTiUTttA REMEDIES
Mas RTTris RrRkNEE. f,otkhnrt, rrX.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
THE REVIVAL

The revival services continue with ia.
creaslng interest The sermon last night
was Nep earnest one on the love Of
tool AZ iis close quite number camo
lorW0rl for prayers. aud several pro-
irssed 10 hnd peace. -Four applied for
membership In the church There will
Toe no service this morning. In order TO
give time for Preparation for the Sab.
bath. Preaching tonight ut 1880.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
AIRs- 1919 nOWARD.

Galveston. Tex. March -lSpeciall
Ihe body of Mrs Emma Howard, WHO
dropped dead from stroke Of appo.
plety nt Der residence yesterday was
taken 10 Mlliten. Tex. today flr inter
ment beside her husband, Who died in
this city some eight years ago. De
mother. Il grown son aud two daughters.
aged respectively 10 and " years Her
son. Paul Clifford Howard. % % b. mar
riod 10 Mics McdOra Wachseu, Wcdnea-
day evening. March ~. and win care
f0r the little sisters ana aged Wa.
mother