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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-09-30

PLUS DE FR0IS-QUARTS DE Steele
Cest ldge dc notre existence. Pen
lie personnes ne pcuvent atteindre
cette longGyitG, mails on peut yiyre
Plus longtemps en- bonnie santG eft
loyeusement, en conseryant une OBJ
~serYatlon constante sur Ia santG.
Pressure la majeure partie des dGces
annue!s sont causes par les traite-
ments mcon>idti6s de charlatans IF
aussl doivent Gtre Attributes a Ia ne
gligence quaint a Ia santG. lie iuoc-
ment sage tie chacun est encore lie
meilleur guide apses tout.
I'm choisissant I'm remede appro-
prize a notre syst6me quand il est
fatigue on use, notre choix dot Sc
porter SUI n mtdecine qut aeit
dlrectement sur lie huide de Ia vie,
lie sang.
lie NovoRo du Dr., Pierre . soutenu
"a reputation pendant Pic, a cent
ans, ct ses m6ritcs sont attest6s mar
&c fat quill a prospGr6 pendant un
steele. &c nest pas M ,stimuIant
amer mails uE purifcatcur ct rGgGua-
rateur du sang. Nest pas yendu par
les pharmaciens mais par les agents
locaux settlement. Ecrivez IN mot
au DR.. Pierre Fahrney, Chicago, Ill.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-09-30
LES LOIS DE

L'Eglise CatholiQue ne reconnait
lie divorce en- aucun cas- ct aucune lOi
humane ne saurait amender la loi
divine qui declare lie marriage indisso-
luble tant que Pun ct lautre dies con
tractants sont v~ivants Ia mort seule
peut rompre l'union.
Dependant les lois dc divorce eta
blies dams les diffGrents Etats de
IUnlon sont int6ressantes i Gtudier
pour avoir une idte dies mmurs amGri-
Gaines.
II NY a qu'un seul 6tat OH 10 Dir
vorce n'existe pas Ia Caroline du
Sud ia separation de corps y est
reconnue, VOLTA tout.
Dams tous les autres 6tats, le di-
vorce est permits dams lie cas- de ylo-
lation du 9e commandment de
Dieu.
Cest dams rOuest surtout que les
lois de divorce sont les plus libt-
rales.
Dams quarante-et-un Gtats sur les
qnarante-quatre, le divorce est accor-
de pour extreme cruaut6 ct dams
trente-trols pour incompetence.
Dams %trente-cinQ. Ia detention dun
dies epouX dams lie p6nitencier rend
Iautre libre de Sc marier sill lie iuge
a propos.
lie Nebraska ct les deux Dakotas
ont les lois les plus lib6rales de tou-
te Itnion, quaint au temps quon
dot y r6sider avant d'intenter Fac
ton.
Ainsi une residence de six mois
dams lie Nebraska dome d.oit au
demandeur d'inscrire sa requGtc, ct
dams les deux Dakotas, quatre yingt-
dix jours sont suf1isants.
De tous les centres, c'cst Sioux
Fails, Dakota Sud, qui semble avoir
attire le plus grand nombre de ces
~malheureux 6poux.
II en- est tellement venu, qu'une
"colonie de divorces" s'y est 6tablie
an grand scandale des honn6tes gems
qui y resident.
L'ann6e d%erniere, il ny a pas Gu
MONS de quatre-vihgt-dix divorces
accordes ct chose remarquable, dams
la majoritG dies cas-, c'Gtait Ia femme
Qui eta1t Ia plaignante.
Plusleurs societies reli9ieuses ont
falt II croisade contre cette INDUS
trie de divorces, mails el,es mont pu
rtussir.
Files ne d~emandaient a Ia l6gisla-
ture que detendre a I'm an la pGrio-
lie de residence, mails les avocats ont
teIlement combattu ce projet qu'll q
etc dGfait.
Les legislateurs ont declare qu'ils
ne voyaient pas "%pourquoi, dams I'm
but purement sentimental, lis feraient
tort a n industrie aussi profitable.
un commerce gul rapporte a Sioux
Falls scule plus de 100000 par
aimee"
Les lois u lie marriage ct lie divor-
deyraient Gtre enlevGes du con-
lr0le dies legislatures d'Etat ct faites
par lie congress dun maniere uniforme
pour toute lUnion.
81 les privileges dies Etats en- souf-
fraient quelque peu, Ia soci6t6 en-
en- benGticierait c~ertaine-
ment.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-09-30

petite file.
Sa mere ttait a~ctrice ellie venait
de Berlin, OIL d6ja la pauvre femme
await etc bien longtemps malade g.
VOLTA tout &C qu'elle put dire.
Alors, Gregory s'tcrla en- &levant
dams scs deux bras Ia file de Ia
mOrtc
Mes amis, ie me charge de
l'enfant... Ellie sera Ia soeur, Serge
Adoptee par les laoutards, l'orphe-
line, a qui Gregory await dome lie
nom DC Mendica. eG souvenir dune
petite file gull await perdue quelques
anntes a~uparayant, sc fit bientGt a
sa vie nouvelle Serge, du reste, ne
ia quittait pas dun instant, ct lui
telnoignait ~beaucoup d'amitie.
Muslcien d'instinct, sans savoiru ne
note, il jouait fort bien du violon
Nandica l'tcoutait ayec plaisir, ct
Serge ttait heureux de iouer 4 Man
dica les airs qu'elle ~pr6f6rait.
Bientot lie souvenir de sa mere ne
fat plus, dams rcsprit de Mandica,
qu.une image indtcise, qui, cnaque
jour. s'et.acait advantage dams sa
mlmoire.
Les boh6miens avaient enterre
l'actrice en- plein champ CONNIE sill
Sc fit agi dune femme de leur tribu,
ct, &c deyoir une fois accompll, ne
s%'etaient pas enquis du pass6 de Ia
morte, don't le nom meme leur ttait
restd inconnu.
Disons en- qualques mots, &c que,
TAFT Ia mere de Ia file adaptive de
Gregory.
Cantatrice dun certain talent,
Julia Sort await etc marite une
dizaine d'anntes ayant sa mort a TN
boyarl yalaque, olors qu'elle chan
tai. au theatre de Pesth.
Son mari fut tres tpris dele 4
eette tpoque, tout d'abord.
Mails bjent6t il s'enfuit sans en-
dire lie motif i Julia, qui lie chercha
vainement, ct Ii Nuisance de Man
dica n@'avait pas rapprocht lie boyard
de Ia mere.
Julia await snpport6 d'abord ayec
courage fa5andon de son mari.
CONSIGNMENT obIigte de changer
dc residence atm de poursuivre 81
carri5re dartiste, tant6t parcourant
l~Itaiie, tantot Sc faisant entendre en-
Ailema2ne, ellie await mis- d'abord sa
petite file en- nourricc, ct DIES qu'elle
await Gt6 seyIGe ravait conf6e 4 une
ylcille parente qui habitat les enyi-
dc Florence.
lin cling ann6es, Mandica n'avait
passd que sept ! huit mois pres de sa
mere.
Julia possGdait une de ces voix
sympathiques Qui charment, mais
don't Ii fragilit6 ct lie timbre he sont
comparables qu'au CRYSTAL.
Pauvre ct residue IA roster, malgrG
tout lid6le au p6re de son enfant,
son art representa- tous ses moyeas
dexistcnce ct, atm de ne pas laisser
Mandlca sans resources, la pauvre
n'avait pris aucun repos.
Tn jour, ses forces la trahirent
ses cordes vocales s'altererent alors,
faIlut d'abord chanter moins, puts
accepter d'intimes propositions.
lac chagrin sempara de la catatrice
ct lui fit contractor une maladie de
cGur qui devait bient0t Ia tuer.
Mandlca, quelle await reprise
dele trois MOI auparavant,
yedoubIait ses angoisses. la pauvre
Gtait PERSUADE qu'elle ne
pourrait supporter II nouyelle crise,
aloTs que d%eviendrait cette petite
Ell adNrahlr crGatnre one .Inlia aimait
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Dieu! qu'ai-ie done? dit

str son cnur.
Son visage s'empourpra tout da-
bord, puts 81 respiration devint entire
coupee. Une paleur l;yide enyahit
%cnsuite son visage. ct ellie sembia
succomber 4 une faiblesse soudaine
qui frappa d'inertie tout Sol ctre.
-Maman, maman, qu'as-tu? dit
Tenfant.
Les yeux grands ouverts, la mere
Ia regarda sans repondrc,
-Qu'as-tu? rtpeta II petite file.
Je ten supple, parIe. Jai peur.
Nalgr6 ces sup~plicatioas. lis I6vres
dc i'ttraagare resterent closes.
AIor<, fenfant e NIT a p,eurer, ct,
IN pgoie a une folle terreur. ellie attlra
| attention du cocher par ses cris.
\ Ia yue &c sa cllente inanimte,
celui-ci s'arrGta.
II 6tait alors arrive au bord dune
plaine ga milieu de laquelle IN orou-
pc de boh6miens avaient fat halle.
In karcutza qui s'arrGte ainsi nest
pas chose commune. Aussi que,Quo5
DIES gems qui Sc trouvaient dams Ii
p!aine gagnercnt-iIs Ia route ain De
venr yoir &c qui sly passait.
lie coc1er valaque await mis- pied
4 terrc Ct interrogealt vainemcnt Ia
voyageuse don't il secouait les mains
dams les siennes sans parvenir a lui
arracher Il seule parole.
QUAINT 4 renfant, ellie s'tpuisait Ell
sanglots dechirants en- contemplate,
a travers ses larmes, Ia pauvre femme
immobile ct muette.
Alors IN colioque s'ttablit entire lie
cocher ct les bohGmlen>.
-Qu'a-telle done?
-Je en- sails rien.
-Evanouie, sans doutc.
II faUdrait Ii desccldre.
-Qui, ]portons-la
On ~transporta Ia yovageuse pres
dun arbre contre Iequel on Iui appuya
la tGte.
Tn DIES bohemiens tira dc So poche
une gourde dams l~aquelle Sc ~trouyalent
quelques gouttes de raki, ct, ayant
ramasse dams lie kar0utza lc mouchor
lie Ia voyagcuse, limbiba dc cette
liqueur ct s'apprGta . en- frotter les
tempes lie la maladc.
-Inutilc, lui dit alors un de ses
compagnons, homme dune quaran-
d'annGes, qui sembiait Gtre lie
de Ia bande.
-Pourquoi celia, Gregory ?
-Parce que cette femme est
morte -.
Eoyant que leurs compagnoGs
formaient un groupe, los autres boh6
qui Gtaient restts dams II
s'etalent approaches les uns
.pres les a~utres, ct une cinquantainc
de pers0nnes entouraient Ia vogageuse
ct Ienfant.
Tn murmure dc compassion circula
parmi les laoutards, car ces bohG-
niens Gtaient des musiciens nomades,
CONNIE ia plupart de ceux qu'on
rcncontre en- Nalachie.
La petite file r6pondit aux paroles
lie Gregory par III cri terrible.
-Vols done, pere, dit alors IN
petit gareon dune dlzaine d'annees
IN deslgnant du doigt au bohemien
.'enfant de Ia voyageuse. Pauvre
petit ange
-Tu as toujours bon cnur, mon
Dieu ten u gre, mon
Et, apres avoir embrass6 son fits,
Gregory s'empala de la petite file ct
:hercha a Ia caImcr en- lui p~rodiguant
es plus tendres c~aresses.
Que faire dit alors lie COCKER.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16
SENATOR swAYNE on FINANCES.

"rll tell you what It is," remarked
Senator !. W. Swnyne yesterday. as be
arose from his cane seated chair and
greeted Gazette reporter there Is not
ana bit of use for Fort Worth to suffer
ON account Of the financial panic that
is all the rage in the North. East and
west We have the best town In the
South. with a good farming country sur
rounding IL. and what is more, the crops
this wear are the finest that have been
known in years. The whole trouble lies
In the fact that our people have been
reading so much about these hard times
elsewhere. that they have begun to think
INN they, too, must be In the same box;
II reminds one OF the man who once tolh
a lie 30 often that he believed II himself
Actually. we would not know that the
ZINES were tight IL we did not read the
nonnrs OF course ! am speaking OF
Fort Worth herself | have got the s0ll-
lion Of this financial problem down me
so fnr as we are concerned directly, here
r., ,,nr home affairs. and If my advice
nnd example Is followed there WIZ be
n decided change take place for the
hotter inside of few days. ! am going
10 start the ball rolling ana tomorrow
n,oruinr 1 want to meet a creditor Ia
whom / owe $500. and | am going TO
INV him. First. however, ] am going
H. exact A promise that he will imned-
lately hunt No some one TO whom ne
nv,es n like amount and liquidate with
him. and getting the same promise thar
/ cot from my $500 man. The promise
i 10 hunt up n creditor aud not wnit
~. him 10 present his bill. II this +
foilowed up from man to man you VIII
nercejye all undenrd-of change IN the
sitnntion In less time than " takes 70
say seat. Then another thing. " every
nerson. man. woman or enid. VINO mas
y small amount. say $40, would 20 20
some one Of our banks aud deposit ~
NE hanks IN turn could loan u 10 me
miller. who would pay the farmer ior
lis wheat aud get me money INTO Ell
cniation. II is circulation we arr after
and I5-l-finn we must have, and then
We will see some good times. lE true
,i,at $40 IL a paltry sum. but u Il the
mall deposlts fhht please the banker.
Il. .vo,,ld actually make him feed like
i..,,irg an some one to make a loan
a." II would give him confidence in the
ns,nle and the restoration OF confidence
Y !he whole question 10 q nutshell II
No. seem little strange upon first
,honsit. but II Il the InHn Of small means
,hss maks.- the mare 20. He has the
-, ~ The situation II be only knows
~ MN lets all Of us fnke hold TO
~ ne $500 on debts IN the man
- th,f / have suggested. u Will come
i ~ N' ~ M other fellow will pay you.
~, hesitate. but act promntlv to-
, Dgn Newspaper iacn are Of course
awarlpfF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16
LocAL RAILnoAp MOVES.

A. j. Whitehead, travelling passenger
agent of The Big -Four route, reachpt,
this city yesterday on one Of bis period,
zeal trips. He is distributing u handsome
folder, descriptive Of bis route. Spraking
OF the coming q. A. Il. encnmpment at
indianapolis. he said that everything
went TO show that 1t would be coli
losai success, aud that IN making Il a
success the Big -Four route was no small
factor, II having made a rate Of one.
cent q mile from all points on It's sys-
ten: The Big -Four, h. says. is the only
road that lands It's passengers AZ the
gates of the Worlds fair, aud Ia cOnse-
qnence of that aud other advantages,
i Is doing Il splendid Worlds fair bus
7. II. Wilson. assistant snperlntcnd.
ent Of the North Side street railwny
company, left yesterday for a ten days
visit to relatives at Prairie Grove, Wash.
ington county, Ark, He was accompanied
by his wife aud children.
Il is expected that the whnat boarded
IN elevators and grInnrics MI along the
line of the Fort Worth and Denver Will
suoh begin TO move. The low prices that
have prevailed have retarded shipments
a.. a. Judges, superintendent OF the
Pullman Palace Car company, ~ c0nya-
lesnng from an attack Of sickness.
JnIlrs Jay, an engineer ~ me loNns
and Pacific, Rio Gmnde division, left
yesterday for Chicago and the East.
whore he viii spend three weeks ynca-
ton. lie IS accompanied by his family.
~. w. Campbell. trainninstcr Of the
Eastern division Of the TeNas and Pa
cine; left Fort Worth yesterday fOr
Bouhain.
All the roads are complaining of OK
ceeding dun times. Travelling passenger
aud freight agents are rare birds these
days, all superfluons men, or those Who
possibly can be- done without, having been
sacrificed In the interests Of economy.
Passenger men confess that the
Worlds fair traffic has bc0 q great dis
appointment. Costly trains have been
placed on nearly all the roads TO accom-
moiate the crowds that never came, and
many of them are siili running nt q loss.
To make up for this Ions. The roads ur,,
cutting everything thai can possibly be
cut, In onler 10 reduce expenses.
The Sauta Fe Il now open for all
kinds 81 business for points north Of
Purcell the bridge at Purcell having
been repaired.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16
THE RAILROADS..
CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME
TABLE

leaving Tlme.)
Texas and Pacific East-hnund b:90
a. m. i.25 a. in lU;.l5 u. M, 4.iO u,
M O:lO ,. M Wcst-bound, 0;u5 q,
IN.
Texas and Pacific, Trahscontlncntal
diyisipn-Lcave: $40 u. m. Arrive
GAO D. m.
Missouri. Kansas and Texas North,
bound: No, arrives 1920 q. H.. de-
parts. lO:35a, m No. arrives T.a5 ~
M. departs $50 D M; No. 10 arrive.
915 a. ~, departs 0:a5 u. M, South
bound: No. ! arrives $50 y. NJ, de-
parts 40 p. M; No 3 arrives 8 a. M
departs $40 q, M, No. IL arrives TiJ1
y. ~. departs S:15 p. m.
Fort Worth aud Denver Norih-bonndi
1880 a. M, 5.l5 D. m.
Houston and Texas Ccntral-Sonth,
bound; S;35 NJ, $40 y. m.
Santa Fe South.bound: No. I. $40
z. M; No. II, 1910 p. NJ North.bomdi
No; =, S;l5 y. M; No. 120!lS a. N,
Cotton Belt route-Easi- bound. S.lT
a, m. 0nJ p. m.
Fort Worth and Rio Grandc- No. .
arrives 800 p. M; No, departs l;1O
Rock Island route-Depot foot Of
Fourth street. Leave $40 a. m. Ar.
rive 500 .. m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16

Last evening very lively and vivac-
ious party of young people enjoyed n
trip to Tyler's lake They rugged up a
float with velvet cushions, making the
trip en- route one of luxurious pleasure.
After arriving at the grounds the ladies'
of the party spread an elegant lunch.
consisting Of all the good things suited
TO such occasions, and after refresh
ments. passed the remaining hours in
boat-rides an the placid surface of the
lake, and no doubt many sweet moth
ings were said with the moon as the
only witness.
The party was chaperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs. Ii. ii. Lawrence aud consisted of
the following couples; Mr.. J. /. Ward
and Miss Ada Jones, Mr., W. J; FiShs'
and Miss Rosa Maddox; MI Il; W. WI
liams. Jr, and Miss Carrie Glenn. Mr..
Henry w. Lowe and Miss Lizzie Carter,
Mr. j. A, Wilmore and Miss lela Bon;
durant. Mr.. Thomas Harrington and
Mis- NAV Harkins, Mr.. Robinson and
Miss Eula Williams.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16

$50 or $50 for clothes. and alleges he
gave J. Caps. an employr of the hu.
reau. 500 to keep for him. Edwards
went TO Capps after the money ycstvr-
nay morning. but Caps said that he
lad, lost il. \ complaint was filed
against Capps aud he was arrested yes
terduy afternoon. Officer Alctiraw ques-
toned him as 10 what he had done with
the money. lie at first said he lost
y from his pocket. hut afterwards con.
fessed that he had lost it IN IA ramb.
ling house. Edwards dii't want Capps
arrested. Cnpps was jailed until the
mnller can be fnlly investigated.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16

The next and regular examination Of
the teachers will be held Aug. is and
10, 1898. The applicant must be on
hand Friday morning at $50 o'clock.
and he must bring paper, pen aud ink.
Profs. D. Mrllae of Hnndley, George
+. Hussey of Smith6eld. aud n, j. Clan
ming board They are nil teachers Of
considerable experience. fine scholarship
aud great popularity. They will do fine
work on the board.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16

L s Winters, farmer whose home
IA near ALE, came in night before last
ana nnt M at the ST. Louis wagon yard
ON west Weatherford street, sleeping III
hia wagon. on awakening Yesterday morn i
ms 20 he claims, he found TIA, MS 81,
VERNE watch and sl4 n hara -ea ii,ls,
eesh had taken leave darlnE w tIe,, ni w9'o
He reported his loss 70, 70 v ca,e i'"'
~ ,ss h"tore retiring for the nishi ~,
~ Az hed Ills roll IN q crowd an w
III; is' ,bonalt one Of the crowd got M
NANCY aud watch.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16
THE CITY NEWS.
DoINGs OF THE DAY ROUNDED
<uP AND PUT IN TYPE.
Lawn Tennis Meet-senntor swayne's
Good advice, and Other News
Make Up the Tale.
HORSE rHIEF CAPTURED

A few days ago horse was stolen
from j. ]. Green at Saginaw, station
WE'VE miles north Of this city, aud in
larrant county. Postal cards Offering
a reward and describing the horse wer'.
sent to every sheriif in Texas. The sher.
III Of Collin county notified Sheriff EnIes.
Oh inns county that the horse and thief
WS S captured In that county.
Sheilii Euless left for Collin county
the thief last night, Who was nlnca MIN i,
AN 50 many cases of this kind bnyn
LATELY occurred in the county that sLorie
i Euless has decided to give reward "f
20 Tor any horse thief captured. where
Inc theft occurred IN this comfy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16

c1UDAD PORFIRIo DIAz, Mexico,
Aug. lJ.- There was 80 hloedshe1 re-
ported today though tho Adherenis o.
lardenas wh1 d cOntrpdnr for the
gpYernorshil ~ coahuiia ngainst Gpyer-
nor CARA Galan, are sill nrgaulzeh ~
various towns for the purpose 0f main
talnihe their cause az all hazards. The
Important towns u Monolova and San
Buena Nentnre have pfonpnnced Ia
favor Of canienas. CO,0,el Tcran Of
the Mexican National arm went on the
Train tbs evening 10 naks On cxaniiin
toi, Of the stun don The Mexican
government 81 moi inclined ~ interfere
ia ihr Local political couicsf unless there
shorld BE- an actual clash Of arms between
the conflicting parties.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16
THE OLD COURTHOUSE.

The old courthouse. which has for
many years adorned the public square.
is completely gone. II has been torn
down according to contract and every
particle of the material hauled away.
But few yards of sand remain gu the
premises, aud everything Is In readiness
to commence work on the foundation for
the new building.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16
THE HOLLAND CASE.

The motion filed in the city court by
George Hollands lawyer was only formal,
and the final motion, it is Thought win
be filed today. and Immediately acted
upon by Judge Smith.
Mr.. Bowlin. defendants counsel, enter,
toins ma donbts hut TINT Holland VIII
be granted new trial. either in ihe
lower court or the court of appeals
Holland Is yet in the custody Of an ofiiegdl'
moi being able to give the necessary bali'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16
4 r1tNNY rnANsAcrIoN.

.,,ived in Tie city from Harold ~ III,
,shsr'. he has been working on ras ,,
ana Ind $50 with him which he na 40
accumulated. AS soon As BE al. u', ,nd
went out in search of employment 49,. Nh
secured a job as traiu newssoy lnio1 ,,r,
III euoIovment sgeaey. Edwsras ,, pu,
M $50 Is security for hi" 'oo' '
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16
THE TENNIS GAMES.

Az o'cloi'k this evening the first game
a. tbc second annual city tournament will
Ne called on the grounds Of the Fort
worth Tennis club. corner Taylor and
Tbirteenth streets Every player ~ ez-
neeted 10 be present when bis time i
esllei o. else NJ, game will " " default
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16
PURE AND wholesome QUALITY

Commcnds to public approval the Cali.
farnia liquid laxative remedy, Syrup Of
Figs. II Is pleasant to taste and by
acting gently on the kidneys liver and
bowels TO cleanse the system cffcctunlly,
II promotes the health aud comfort OF all
who use It. and with millions 1t Is the
best and only remedy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16
GOODS I.EYIEp upoN.

The McGaughey failure mas caused
the following attachments to be levied
upon the stock The WaplesPlatter
Grocery company. S5S.4S; VI, i. Bcwley,
S302.9S; the Peter Shoe company. $500
GO aud Darlington Il Montgomery
S11O 40
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George Clark. TT. w aud d =. 1000
Joe Scully. Texas and Pacific. 49,. .GIOJ
John Mccarthy, Cotton Belt 300
Dave Tobin, Y. and .;l5l5
w. Il. Bell, TT w. and ID. 1929
y. IL. Woodward, r. and. Z. .... .3OI4
W. NJ Hanncy. II and r. c. :. .2OS5
NJ. $. Bogert. 7. and P....... 1850
+. A. Koran, 4. and T.. 1908
|. w. Dixon. Rio Grnndc. POP
T. p. Farmer, Rock Island. -. .2152
James Connor. II. and Z. .2u35
b. Sinclair. Cotton Relt. 1902
g. W. Richards, T. and Z. ...... 1900
+. Paul. Y. and T.. .............IS12
G. w. Smith, II. and Il. 1900
$. NJ. Garrett, II. and P....... 1854
Charles Elliott. Y. and +.
julie Alvord, TT. W. aud ID. go. 1909
j. +. Ingram, Il. and P.......... 7ST
Charles Harrell. Cotton Belt. -. 80
w. b. Settle. IL. and II. Gu. 17S
j. ID. Petty. 90
EVANS & ROE,
315 Houston street, aud 121O Main
q
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16
AN OUTING.

Remember the ice cream sociablc at the
"Lone Star Pavilion" Thursday night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-16

4 ~ I ~ sl, aug. IL >u..
y Z, AIsoFes,s iiissaly aeciinpiis ,i's
M 70 have I'm morning
4, 10Y uniiiSn1,a.,, had been
4 q, y ihoosf, y No cause ror
, p7eRlisosl' q nor L there re