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Delicate Sandwiches.

Sandwiches for ball suppers can be made
Of thin s~callops of roast fowl, game or any
kind of cooked fish, or of funny, lobster or
the tails of picked brawns or crayfish,
masked by white ~mayonnaise sauce and
aspic jelly, while ordinary sandwiches,
according to Francatelli, should be cut
from half quartern loaves and made from
thin slices Of beef, veal, ham or bacon, sea-
soned with pepper and salt and French or
English mustard, sliced ricklcs being some.
times added.-Exchan,
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"Willieo and the Duke.

There are men in this town who might
write an essay on 1.-THE Inconvenience OF
Being Named by Some One Else" Zimri
Dwigsins is one of these. His name is
enough to give one cold chills, and without
question it has worked injury to him and
his BUSINESS. Who could grasp the hand
of Zimri Dwiggins in fellowship and who
receive his card without misgivings as to
the cut of his coat and his whiskers? Then
there is Malachi Hogan, and finally there il
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A Booa fer d

French Tnnsy Tablets a.. for the rsli.f
and cure Of p.infal ma irregular m.n,..
and will remove all obst'uctions, no mat
ter what the oause. The only sure and 80.
remedy OH the market. Manufactured h.
A. AuRendre. Paris. France. q tsr bor .ndd
for sale only by II. N. Parehes 4 Co .ois
SCENTS. Helena. Mont. WV
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SHERlFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN Elk.

SIlERlFF's SALE-RY VIRTUE OF AN EY-
- ecutlon IN my hands, issued out of the district
court OF the FIRST judicial district Of the s.nte
OF Montana, in and for tho county of Lewis and
Clarke, in the suit of }. T. Pronger against
George NJ, shaw, duly atteeted tho 18th day of
Jniy, r u. 1893, he go levied upon all the right,
ute and lLtere.' of the eaid george W. SHAW
IN and 10 the following described property, Sit
uated III Lewis and Clarke couEty, state vi Mon
tara, w: i 0ts numbered 10. T. 10. Ii. 10 and
j., IA block ho,.2. lots numbered l and 2, the
north three ~ feet of lot No. z, and the south
seventeen az feat of lot No. !. in block No l..
and lots mum bereti II, 20. q, %. %. q, in blocI
Nc. ?; lot. numbered 25, &c, q. 2e, "a, 80. Fl and
81, Ia block No. 4: and lots numbered / 3s, ~
-, Sc, 81, ss and 50, in block 40, 4, of Shaw's adj,
dition 10 the city Of Helena, county OF Lewis
and Clarke, state of Montana: also lots nun.
bered I and Il. in block Numbered 5sl, and lot
numbered IA, In block numbered bbl, In Tho
} %nsterly addition to the city of Helena, county
OF evils and tlarke, stats OF Montana.
Together with all and singular the tenemepts
h2rtditaments and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing or In any~ise hppertnining.
Notice. il hereby given that on the srd
DAY Of August. A. d. 1893. at the
hour of IL O'CLOCK m. of said d.y
at the front door OF the court house. in
tie city o. Helena. eaid county and state, / will
cell all the right. titls and interest of the snii
Icor-e W. Shaw in and to tho said above da.
scribed, property, to the highest bidder for cash
IN hacd.
Given under my hand this the 18th day o,
CHARLES D. CURTIS, Sheriff.
II fRED L. Hose, Under Sheriff.
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1t shonid be in Every House.

J. B. Wilson, 81 Clay street. sharpsburo,
Pa. says he will not be without DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumptionh Couohs
and Colds; that il cursd his wife, who Wa
threatened with pnsunonia after an attack
OF ia gripp.." when various other remsdiea
and several physicians had done he no
GOOD. Robert Barber, OF Cooksport. Ps..
claims Dr.. Kings New Dix overg hus done
him more good than III ching he ever used
for lung trouble. Nothing like IL. Try n.
Free trtsl bottles at II, Ms Parchen 4 CO..
drug STORE Large bottles. 800. and q.
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who Can Pronounce His Nameo

The many friends of Mr.. Joseph Sldz will
be pleased to learn that his Integrity and
ability nave been recognized. Mr.. Sllz
was called into the presence Of Director
Pollner on Saturday and asked whether he
would accept appointment as Poundkeeper
at the south nd.-Cleveland Leader.
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Spain is divided into 10 provinces. each
OF which has its own parliament, chosen
by popular suffrage. under restrictions ana
every has its own local admits
tration under an elected ayuntamiento md
an alcalde chosen thereby.
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P%ennyroyal Pills.

DR.. PeFry's rsliAbls are tho safest and best
regulator for ladies'; nothing UNPLEASANT. and
slways sf1eotual. Advice frsA Package ~
and s. 9irsct. THE CATION Co. Druss.sta
BOstop. 2ass.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-17
HUMAN BUTGHERy.


By Associated Press.
Deadwood y d.. Nov. 16.-One of the
most terrible tragedies ever known in
this city occurrd at noon today in saw
III Gulch," two miles west of here.
Joseph Tina, an Itaiain. was married a
Year ago to the cousin of Iocco Tametta.
\ few months ago his wife left him, and
made her home ut her cousins. Thn,
after repeaied refusals from his wife TO
return 10 him, and her failure TO refund
me money he sent her to come from
ltaly, made SEVERN efforts to blow M
tue Tametta's house. Today at noon he
went TO Tametta's under the influence
OF liquor, and shortly after u shot was
heard by the neighbOrs. Nothing was
thought of It. however. antil sever.,l
hours later when n peddler raped at
the door, and getting no reIGy, but hear
ing groans within. entered Lying around
me room amid a horrible confusion of
broken ana scattered furniture lay Mrs.
I'M shot through the mouth, Tametta
WIN 4 bullet in his breast and Mrs.
iai1etta with 9 frightful cash In her
loIshe2d, inflicted with an az All were
SUI m death. In the wood shed Thn
~. .hly Elsping for breath, with bullet
u ,sh his head. In the midst Of all
WIS bloody horror Mrs. Tametta's two
chlluren, year and half and three
se9rs Oh. We're playing. Z Tia lived only
y rev hours, and the others were doubt-
less Killed Instantly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
MANSION

robert Ellison. city; T. A. Paukcy,
Fort Worth; !. f. Webb aud wife, Mrs
.. g. Pom. Bowie: &, II Spnngler aud
wigc Texas; 4. NJ Small. Bowie, Mrs
l. Il. Jones, Jno. Nelson, Wichita. Kan;
Miss Mamie Jones Mr.. y. j, Turner
Wichita Falls; r. W. levin, Deuipu;
j. NJ. Rarcus and wife, Texas; w NJ.
Smith, Rlsing Starr Il, " Hyder and
wife, Abilene; G. w. Bruce, Weather.
ford W. j Woofon, Harlin. j. q. Pat
toa. Gmndyicw: j H. Barlow, Iowa
Park; =. r. Walton. T. Gale, Chicago:
Mrs, \. G. Ewcn, Dyer d. u. Gardner
city; II, j. Ban, Denver; Prof ID, s.
Switzer, Ice Gardner Wntherfnrd; g.
II. ilabeE G.. Il. l. aud Pacific; n. o.
Allen and wife, Austin. l.. r. l'ishbncL
Wichita Fails. O. II Platter Toxas;
Mrs. O. r. Plcron, city; G. q. Smith,
Tcrrc llautc. Ind; n j. Gregory, Tex,
arkanl; Frank Moore and wife, Mrs. i.
H. Cllrkson, Mise Ruth Clhrkson, Chi
cago j. Kahn. Dallas. q. w. Con.
Newark. y. j.; w. Morley, Texas: q.
w, White and wife, Crcsson; n. e. Hand,
Corsiclna; Il. NJ Warden, Amarillo. 4.
falo, n. Y.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-17
A PAID SERVICE.
THE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPART
MENT TO GO.
John Celia Elected chief of the New
Department, to Begin In
December.

The council met at 7.30 o'clock and
,ramad,s,ely won't into executive ses-
H.. ha,'iaJ o,o..1 do,rs
SION Denlhd oiosel uoolS'
City Secretary Templeton handed City
Secretary Montgomery the ordinance
which no b,d drafted ON instruction of
-" 10y. '.sa,,., ~ ,,aiI a., Ia.
the council Pfoflulns i"r Pniu n'e
partmeut and the number Of men II
sbonld contaip. The ordinance was adop-
,aJ ~, ,,,,,oh on,osition n Ia knoyn.
w. W. NUN 'pi''s'',VN' - %
was developed against H.
1t provides for paid department
which sbali "a into effect Dec. 1 1893.
,rinra sb@ii H., a cbi.f Win n SALARY az
Sfonn 49, nuuum an assistant rhief
ygifI, =, SALARY ri Si,Oo si1 cantnins who
xii lac noii $40 her month. III drivers
A. S50 pe,. ,nontb t,yo cnrjneers M Si5
nor rnnt,tb XII tLs otbor Gr,,n,n sbail
be paid $40 nor nnntb e,cent tbe driver
of ibe siipply wnron. whose snlary shall
III so ner month Tho new ordinnnce
pnyides for ion Iinenen and fur hose
truck drivers mokinr nj mon If nil
sorts
After tho ordinance was odopted the
council voted for chief and assistant
chief The candidates vcr" Tho presont
chief Rem \ Roll and John q Celln.
who .,.s- olnrtrI lie tyns formerly as.
sistnpt chief Mr. II | ,ory WINS elected
assistant chief
Thr following ioinf resolution bv Al
det7pnn Nies nnd 1Jller yn, unnuinously
ndoptel.
Resolved, That the city council OF
Fort Worth recognizes the zeal, courage
and fidelity Of the fire department. which
for the last twenty years, have protect
ed our property from devastation by IRE,
who have given their time. and services
for the benefit Of the public, and many
times without fec or reward.
Resolved. that in their organization
Of paid fire department. there X no
purpose to reflect upon the efficiency or
patriotism Of the volunteer department.
hut solely Tor the purpose Of more full
Is protecting those who risk their llycs
and imppril their health in protecting the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-17


A. b. Smith came in on the Texas and
Pacific last night.
Col. Il. MCollins Of the Denton Mont
tor was in the city yesterday.
T. ]. Gentry and W J. Porter of Dem
ton were in the city yesterday.
NJ. O'Gornan Of Boyd, Texas, was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs Mai. w. II. Berry Of Memphis,
"a visiting the family Of j. r. Walter,
Gl2 West Fourth street
Miss Eula West Of Dallas is the guest
of Miss Sue Huffman.
Sheriff Morris Of Granbury was In the
city yesterday on official business.
Mrs. A. w. Smith has gone TO San
Antonio on visit to her sister, Mrs
Homer Pads.
u. Rosenfclt Of DesMoines, Iowa,
is in the city, stopping at We Arlington
Inn.
DR.. j. w Smith prominent physician
OF Henrietta, came down yesterday 10
look after business in this city.
Mrs. NJ. y. Grnmmcr, mother Of Or.
n. Il. and X. Il. Grummcr, returned last
night from a visit 10 friends In East
Texas ana the Worlds fair.
DIR. John II. Mclean. president Of TIE
Southwestern university, Georgetown,
Tex, Is IA the city, attending the confer
cnce. The doctor Is guest of Supcrln-
tendcnt Of city public schools, Prof Al
cxnndcr HogE, 303 Lamar street.
Mr.. Incl Cunningham, a prominent cit
lien Of Gainesville. was In tie city yes
terdny, and made the Gazette pleasant
call.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. u. Litchhcld Of Cleve-
land, Ohio, arrived In Fort Worth yester-
day morning. having been summoned here
by wire to attend their daughter, Mrs.
Edith H. Benson, who, however, died be-
fore their arrival They are stopping
with their son-in-law, II. ID. Benson, OO7
East Front street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-17
rIIn nNn noLLNN scnnME.

Some tmo ago there appeared in this
city young man who gave lis name as
Garland Rushing, aud pretended TO he Il
salesman for New York clothing house.
His scheme WIS TO get a man TO order u
pair Of pants, and have him ply St.OO
down on every puir Of pants, and The fol
low would give his receipt for tho same.
lie promised To deliver the pants ia ten
days, which he llns su far failed To do
His victims In this city number many Of
our prominent business men, besides mon
IN Waco and many other towns The
following il o copy OF one of his receipts,
given To q gentleman ia this city;
October ~ 1893. Received Of --
one dollar on 1 pair pants. Garland
Rusliing"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-17

find was accidental. the well being bored
for the purpose Of obtaining water My
informant who Is very Intelligent, con-
serraiive gentleman. In his letter adyis-
states that he had made personal ex-
animation and the oil had been four
feet IN the well when they quit boring.
and had risen twenty feet by the next
day and was still rising when he wrote.
The location is on the eastern edge
Of the coal measures which extend IN
southwesterly direction through THIS
state. passing about eighty miles west
of Fort Worth. Yours truly. :,
,.MICIIAEI. l.. IYNCII."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-17
DASTADDLY.
AN ATTEMPT OF ANARCHISTS IN
NIARSEILLES
To BLOW Up Gen. Mathelin's Resi-
dence-An Explosion that Shook
the Neighborhood. but No
One Was Injured.


By Associated Press.
Marscilles, Nov. ia dastardly at
tempt was made to blow up the resi-
dence of General Mathclin, commander
of the Fifteenth corps, at midnight last
night, The house is surrounded by high
wall, into which sentry boxes are bnilt.
Into these sentry boxes number of little
cases of dynamite had been placed and
IN addition q case was place in u room
adjoining the apartments occupied by the
general and used by the orlerlics Of the
cOmmander who ~ there to await his
summons, In some manner the case in
the ordcrlies nom exploded az midnight.
shattering the walls and hurting a mass
OF debris into the guard room, without,
however, in1uring or hurting anyone In
the guard room. Every pane of glass in
the house and adjoining houses We're
smashed by the conclusion aud the
girls school and nctroi buildings opposite
me generals residence were especially
damaged. In addition bomb was die
covered in one of the passages of the
generals house and It is believed
the conspirntOrs were under the impress.
sion that the explosion of tho first case
OF dynamite would be sufficient to eN.
plour the bomb found in the passage MS
We'll as the case Of dynamite placed In
me sentry boxes, which would have re-
duced the residence to heap of bricl,
and would have killed every person he.
meath the roof, besides destroying the
glrs' school and lis inmates, as wen as
the Octroi building. An Italian soon
sitting opposite the generals house late
yesterday evening has been arrested up-
conspiracy
The utmost Indignation Is expressed
AGAINST the attempted explosion and
hopes are expressed that all concerned
Nnh N 1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-17
WANT A RECEIVER.
By Associated Press.

81. I.Qnis, Mo-, Nov 1G Suit was
brought here today by Edward n. and
George 7. Wolfl for receiver for Tho
St Louis Transfer Railway company.
operating a steam transfer system along
tie river front, aud for a general ac-
counting on tho part OF the Wiggins Fer.
~, operating the transfer railway, as al.
legged by plaintiffs, Illegally. Ths alleca.
uonf arr that Wiggins Ferry company.
owning aud controlling number N
shares Of tho transfer railway, IL opernt.
ing y 20 The benefit of the ferry COM
s,ockEolders, who are not stockholtlers
also OF the ferry company.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-17

arrested q man at the Union depot by
the name Of Ray, on charge Of fighting.
Ray mud one Of TIE Crescent restaurant
men had had fight during the after
noon.
The Empire Grain company report a
pcrccptiblc increase In grain movements.
There IL quite demand for grain of all
kinds just at the present time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-17
A RoLD RonRERY.

l.nrncd Ran, Nov. 10. One Of the
holiest rohhcriOs ever committed in this
section occurred IN this city At so dis
morning Il, r. Campbell. harness
dealer was the victim. Whom two rob
hers demanded his money. he refused and
wis Shot in The hand and Il had to be
amputated. The robbers obtained StT5
and escaped \ POSSE of arnicl men +
In pursuit. and Il caught lynohing will
not hr improbable.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-17

The residence OF MIR. Dandy l..
Burndon, q street ear driver, on tho
Polytechnic line, WINS burned nj III
o'clock yesterday morning. the contents
being totally destroyed. The loss was
$1,000; insurance, $3.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-17
IN THE CITY.


Tuesday afternoon there arrived In this
city an old gentleman by the name OF l..
II. Post, from AIilburn. Brown county
On arriving hero Mr. Post decided to go
ON to Portland, Ore. and purchased a
ticket for that place. The ticket agent
told him that he would have TO wait until
the next morning before there would be a
train leaving for Oregon. SO on finding
that be would have to lay over Ia the city
over night. Mr.. Post went to the Windsor
hotel, near tho depot, aud stayed there
until morning After having registered
he concluded that be would go ont and
see little Of the city; 80 after walking
about some little time he was met by an
old man. who gave his name as Morgan
and Immediately commenced TO mako
himself acquainted with Mr.. Post, which
ryas agreeable 10 the former. After
talking some little time Alr. Morgan
asked the former where he was going
aud upon being told that he was bound
for Oregon, Morgan stated That hls ONE
was IN Oregon and that he aud his sister,
who WIS with him, We're going there
as soon as be coud wind up some inn
poriunt business In ihis city, which
would be finished hy the next morning,
and tleit he would 20 back on the same
train that Mr. Post was intending 60
take; this was agreeable To Mr.. Post, a.
Ills long trip, Morgan usl,cd II he would
meet him the next morning at the depot,
End upon replying that Ice would, Mr..
Post went tn his hotel and spent the
night. Oh Wednesday morning he was
promptly on hand at the depot and WIS
delighted upon seeing that Morgan had
kept his promise and was on hand. Nor
gan t0lI him that be bad abt If lite r,rien
business tended TO and asked Post " he
would not go up town with him ard help
lin carry his baggage down to iao depot,
which was willingly lccceded 10 by Post,
and the two started up Jones street
After having gone three Or for blocks
they turned 10 the left and we're slCt by
had already carried his baggage down To
the depot Morgan told the rlnnE f,'l0w
that II was careless tick To do that
way, ~ nll his gold and silyar was ~ his
alise. After this Morgin sad that ~
wnnld have 10 90 ~ own aud pay a
little bill aud asked pOst II lie would
lend him SO, SO that he cOtl gst lis
things Ia time 10 catch the ram. th.t al
his money was In his vrllse. IUs- told
him that he did aOi Ike % niu nlubcy
ON 80 short acquaintance, but ilHily con-
scented TO let him have tlr mm"y Nor
gan then told Post 20 go btal tr tic
dcpJt and watch Lis hlgslgs, which ne
would tlnd uudpr the niAot window,
with his name On, Wli-h he Jill When
he got 20 the depot he lid uIt iul the
baggage aud hc then suspected that he
had becn robbed ini NJ once rpp1rt,sl The
matter 10 he officers, Mr.. ~ eavA
mat ihcy left MIN N15J md Ida irket
and q good deal wiser nan He will
stay here few duys and then 20 bl,,
To his home In Brown counly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-17
ONLY a FARMERS son.

Little Rock. Ark. Nov. 1G-A bandit
entered the lcwclry stotc of Alexander
y Davis at Ratesville. al 5 o'clock last
night aud pr,sentcd Winchester al the
head Of die only occupant * that time
and compelled him 10 hand over the cons
TENTS Of the caah drawer. He then
backed OUT and disappeared. He said ne
was one of a gang from Kansas City,
but he Is believed 20 ho Frank IassHer,
young farmer living near BSlesville
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-17
GALYEsroNs nRLnGE-

Galveston, Tex, Nov 16.-The open
ing OF the mainland bridge was celebrated
ioiay.. Every business house in the city
was closed, and the day was observed
Throughout the city as a holiday. Only
S Sn uissrAceinl occurrence MARRIED the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-17
A TRUST GOES 10 PIECES.

Piitshurg, Pa, Nov. 1d.-That the Ma.
tional Plate Glass association las gone to
pieces was officially announced at Its
headquarters today. The association WAS
capitalized at SlOO0O,OOl, and was one
~ the strongest trusts In the country,
The financial stringcney, light demand,
foreign competition and the small prices
OF small outside concerns were the rra-
sons assigned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-17

Hy AssOolnted PrOss.
Chicago, H., Nov. Thomas Mackin,
whose fortune Is estimated at $1,000 900,
died here today lie has long been prom
inent In Chicago politics. lie amused
his fortune in real estate deals and con-
tracing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-17
coNso1InArEp COTTON REGION Bu1-


Eufanln NKininr frost. 20 degrees
Fort Dcuosit--kulng frost. IS degrees.
Colunlh,is Black frpst, - degrees
Snartanshnrg killing frost, 81 degrees,
Evergreen killing frost, y degrees.
Aardevlile- killing frost, 30 degrees.
kingstree- Killlng frost, 30 degrees.
81 Ceorxc-Niiling frost, Is degrees
81 Matthews killing frost, 30 degrees.
Florence Keeling frost, 81 degrees.
Americas killing frost Is degrees.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-17

Special to the Gczette,
Laredo, TcN,, Nov. 16.-Alr, Starl,
Mills died yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-17

The second days session Of the Seven
Stnrs Of Consolidation convened yester-
day, with Rev H. W, wilbur presiding
and $, H.. Christian Of Louisiana In the
seeretary's chair The morning session
was passed with great interest. \ lee
lure aud explanation was given by the
Chief uu secret work. In the absence of
the supreme Grand Chief tho evening
session was called 10 order by the Dis
triut Grand Chef, u, H. Watson, who
was present, with three departments Of
the order the lodge, ladies' chamber and
childrns' plciade4, with Mira A. T. WIZ.
bouru, the Mother High, Lectures were
given to the children by ~ H. Christian
aud Rev. a. IL. Samucls Of Louisiana.
The committee on nomination appointed
were A. H. S1muols, ". l.. Watson and
Mrs, NJ NJ Thompson The committee
appointed OH time and place were 5, l.,
Christian, A. y. Williams, +, VI, Dom.
fer. 4. VI. Washington aud Is. Piper,
Peace aud good government between all
nations Is their motto. The meeting will
he continued today at o O'Clock this morn
ing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-17
IunGE IoHN MAcKEY

special TO the Gazette.
Luling Tex, Nov. 1i.-Judge John
Maekcy, veteran Of the war OF 1896,
died here yesterday, aged ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-17

BY Associated rrss.
Washington. Nov. lG.-For Eastern Texas
-Gcneraliy fair, Increasing southwest
winds,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-17

The now fire wagon made for the
Chambers Hosc company by ~. II. Kcl.
Ter was paid for by the hose company,
and not 10y the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-17

On a French tombstone Is the inscr.n.
doni Sacred 20 tho memory Of Mdile
-, died April 2, IN hor cIghiy.nist year.
rhe never looked her age
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-17

No. Il was not the railway wreck
That made him blind and lame;
Hs lust his eyes, ms isga ana nose
-CleYeland Press.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-17

NY Associated lrCSS.
New York, Nov. lG.-Wm. II. Beers.
oN-prosidont Of the Now York Life lnsur.
ance company, died this morning after a
protracted Illness
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-17

Over 81. Ju0OD0 have been expended on
new buildings a. Yale University during
the past two years
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-17

HOODS Pills cure constipation.
They are the hest aftcr-dnner pill and
family cathartic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-17
MRs, THOMAS RuoKMAN.


Helena, TcX., Nov, 1G,-Mrs. Thomas
Ruckmnu died here yesterday.