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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-06-14

and make for them a pleasant resting
place i'll hot and dusty weather, and
may there be many more who, seeing
what may be done by little hard work
and perseverance, also resolve that
every year these little yards shall hole
some fragrant flowers, whose blossom
ing shall whisper to these dwellers id
the city of the green country fields:
the murmuring trees and babblIns
brooks, where birds sing and leaflets
futter and cool, soft breezes blow, and
in spirit, at least, if the body still re-
mains a prisoner, enjoy all these good
things which God has made.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-06-14
THE ALPEAEET-TREE.
BY CLARA DoTI BATES.

To Jack all play was GOOD.
All lear ing very bad,
Untll one night, when tired ont
\ charming dream he had.
In wide garden space
All shine and green. stood he
where, the SunnieSt, Unrest place
Grew an AlDhabet,tree.
Fruits purple, gold and red
Bent every tiHieSt tNig;
AS were apples, the punches of BIS
Rananas yellow and big;
he spied an Orange-O:
A plum. and thai was p:
Z was cherry, q a ounce
And great blue grape was G.
How full of juice they werei
How ripe the SylIlble-seed!
And when Fe had eaten from every houcb
Behold Jack liked 10 read!
He ate from TeG-StTeaked A
Way down TO X "
Ana cried: There never was anything
SO nice as this Alphabet-treer
Wide Awdke
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-06-14

COMMUNION with the good is like a
fragrance of flowers that permeates the
neighborhood.
BE not penny-wise riches have
wings; sometimes they must be set fly
ing to bring in more.
THE primal duties shine aloft, like
stars; the charities that soothe and
heal and bless are scattered at the feet
of man like howsrA
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-06-14
The Old Story.

Your eyes are awfully red, Jennie. I"
Yes; l was up most Of the night"
What doing9" Il had let the dairy I
started on new years fall behind, and
[ wss writing it up - datA"-Nsv
York PpsaA
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-06-14
Truth.

"You wish me to be your wife?
Why, I've known you only fifteen
minutes. That is true madam, but I
wished to give one lady the oppor-
Junity of saying with truth: This is
20 suddenr"-New York Press
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-06-14

A 4-year-old boy in Georgia Is SAID
10 weigh 30 pounds, wear q No. hat
and No. shoe.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-06-14
Not . New TOY,

Ths magic lantern was the inven-
Slsa Of Boyer Bacon in 1890
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23

from China, South America Africa.
Austria, Germany, Great Britain and the
provinces of Italy Just IN the center OF
The Memorial hall, az this part of the
former chapel "a now called, stands life
like statue of the dead king.
Ia the old part of the palace Is also
the long imposing suite Of former recep.
ton rooms, fun OF the subtle odor Of am
tquity, the green room. then the yellow,
then the blue and silver ana lastly tie
crimson room, under whose window
fronting iha broad piazza is the balcony
Ia which ltaly's kings have many times
been halled boy their waiting ihronglng
people.
A door just at the left of the Balcony
room leads 10 n suite still more imp0s-
ing, devoted 10 the kings state recep'
lions and diplomatic gatherings
Ia the new part of the Qnlrinal ARE
the salons now in use There are long
galleries of palms and marbles and fOun-
tains; the splendid ball room; the fairy.
Ike ''sala Of .mirrora' with ~ ceiling Of
exquisite spriies and nymphs and its
great central diyan Of white ana gold
mocndei the famous "saia Of tapestries
tapestries simed with BOuchers name.
Ihure Is iriene of marvellous tapestry
medallion portraits just below the cell
ing. The r0fnices AN the woodwork
except lhe wldte-enameilel doors are
supnnly carved md eildfd che ceiling
u one ~ Alurcan's most pfrteet works
a wonderful blue With soft ueecy clouds
that mnkes ONE think for ihe moment
that he h. r'aly looking into the sky.
dome unObsircfed The chief figures
u ihe inucr ceiling iDrder are those Of
lovely women M trailing robes Of velvet
aud sltln rose Rrefu rnhy and violet,
watching in altitude Of careless grace
the SPORTS 81 fOwcr-chained ngmphs anl
cnpds half lost 10 misty ganzes Of piak
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23

scarlet lyeries Is seen approaching lief
t,venty-fye years of married ne nave
been Imply years Her silver wedding
viii be- as Joyous az that April day back
IN 1st,s when nll Europe smiled nn Ne
girl.hride of 10 at her wedding ~
She was granddaughter Of the
scholarly King John NepOmuceno OF
Saxony-the royal translator into Ger
man Of Dante's Divine COmmedia, she
WIS daughter Of the noble Duchess or
Genoa. born q Saxon princess and htr
father was the brother of Victor En-
manuel. She came 10 her marrihge win
Humhert the crown prince, from lhnl-
nv where the hOme-lifc was perfectly
,srn Her education was equal 10 her
beauty, and all the world admired me
noble youug pair aud thought them ht
20 sd on any throne
HOW SHE TRAINED HER SON
She seemed 10 call out the same popular
admiration when as the royal god-n0ihef
she spent her young years training hef
LITTLE son. Victor. She read him BOOKS
snifable for a crown prince 10 hear -Nii
Ttoiv's struggle for Independents, ahl
stirring tales Of ltaly's mobile men, unh
tMd hjm the stories Of Italian art ~
that her child would grow up proud ana
Ftnd III the land over which he might
.o,,,. dav b. king. chat was, Of course
~ ripht thing for queen mother Z"
~ mn we know that NOT many young
women would have thought Of j,
.~f,.r On the little princeling read with
l,is mother the history Of al ihe iil-
Dariant foreign nations and gQyernmehisi
h a said he has been particularly ihltf-
.t.a al,gays in the history ot the
ffnit,d States A fayorife pleasure with
mem h5th has been the recital q heroic
sali1ds and stirring DOems. ~ her adj
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
MARRIED AT MIDNIGHT.
A WISE COUNTY COUPLE eLoPs
AND ARE UNITED.
The Ceremony Takes Place in the County
Court RoOm-Ths Ceremony.
The Guests.

JUST before midnight last night ne somc
or lhe deputy slerins were eiigngcd Ina an
i1nteieslhs game OF domluups ia the sher-
,n IL, nv Cu'Ss . doghle-seated surrey drove Mp
~ w Neatheitord street stile aud a gem
l'luAh entered the office aud manfred where
~ cyuld procure lcensp a. ana clipping
Luc ul9tIct court stpnOgrapher. DEPUTY
u us i9e matrimonial fettcrs as speedily
Ihen there wus hurrylng to and FRO. Dis.
trlct CLERK Bob McNatt forgot AN about the
sthe ahd the interesting SNOWFALL story
ne was telling and hustled after az he
said, "a Justice or IA rhenp nreaSher %
Deputy sheriff Dun hurried after Deputy
,Ounty llerk Rga and instead roused out
iiv ,s'Ilel court click stenographer. Deputy
Shtfiu Joyce teephoned every place ia
Town TO hnd Warner Henderson. a deputy
youiy clclk. aud Deputy sheriff Witcher
pnHiss!tlfI after Justice Kennedy. Deputy
iilHIict tlerk Akers started Judge j. ID.
Oaryle ont with Invitations 10 the cere.
HphN 0ud Instructions to corral the re-.
porters. Deputy County clerk Rca arrived az
ie courthouse hrcathless from bis run
through the mud, end with trembling hn-
gers made cut the license which was 80
inp9rtant IN giving the ceremony the proper
liy this time the guests had arrived and
the Jury box was nlled. Judge Carwiip be-
Tug Installed as foreman. Justice Ken
ncdy came Ia nud was about % beat re.
treat being convinced the AFFAIR was u sell
nUd that he had been called out 90 hold
n moot on kangaroo court Rob McNutt.
who acted Rs general MASTER Of ceremonies.
succredcd I'm convincing him that his SER
vices were really required In o nuptial con.
tract The bridal couple were then sent
Tor ana pending their arrival the room
was decorated With flowers
The bridal pair and their escorts were
ushered into the jury room where they
laid aside their wraps and were then ush-
cred into the court room by Colonel McNatt.
Tue couple stopped just inside the railing
and Justice Kennedy. stepping forward.
pronounced the mystic words that bound
together for richer, Tor poorer; for better.
for worse; In sickness and iu health. H. y.
Dcorman and Miss Thcnlu Lenear " Wise
county.
After the ceremony Ind beon concluded
and the usual congratulations extended,
The lnlprumpiu wedding guests dispersed
while Mr.. aud Mrs Deurman entered their
surrey aud drove out Into the country u
Few miles Ca spend Sunday with friends
uud 0cuualutnncps
District CLERK McNatt proved an efficient
master or ceremonies and q a. only Just
to him 10 say that 10 was largely through
his efforts the midnight wedding was car
rlcd through without "a hitch aud Hs smooth
y ns though weeks had been expended IN
making preparations Tor g.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23

school The Smola Professionals aud two
industrial schonls for the trimming oft DIES.
tItute orphan daughters OF military Oii.
GERS. There Is another school where girls
of the sumr class, having mCans but nu
gar,liuus, become Queens wurls
Tho queen drives every day, just De-
fore dinner; often counlrywam FOR The
by herself Ear out
After dinner the family" gather n the
beautiful evening drawing room. the
King and prince rnyul aud the COURT
aud unless there is eomc diplomatic Or
state reception, she welcomes sientinc,
literary and artistic people but never
politicians. as politicians
On these ocWsiuus her mHicety's cou-
vcrsniion is animated and spontaneous,
aud FROM Whatever portion of ihp earth
hpr visitors may come ur whniUVpr thvr
position. DO is said thut Hho always has
SOME gracious remark apropua NJ both
MARGHEluTA'S LITERARY tai
ENE
Her majesty has also "a charming touch
with her pen. which She n lund uf using.
She writes charming little ballads and
sunucis. During "a recent absence from
q dear friend, she carried Oh vnrfrg-
pOudruCc ui several months Boo verse. Zoo.
Go which She olryrHy introduced the
narration of nll the leading events of the
season. before her marriage she wrote
many delightful tulk.Htuupa, and dramas
fun Of pleasing situations. works uf
whose existence few people save her
nearest friends knew fuf many years
she was $50 modest in her estimate ol her
own merits Personally her majesty ia
as modest us clild
HOW TlIE QUEEN SUMMERS.
In May the queen goes Ia her palace
ON the summit pi thuullmuutO W Naples.
t0 enjoy Iis mrsHrudng lawns aud
groves aud tho uiHhtingulrs. The win.
dOWR command o. splendid view of Ihu
bay aud NcsuyiuH During june sho
gives % series ul garden parties.
The ducul palace in Venice is rcucrally
her homo during July. aud there she
nkcs regularly the sea baths of the
Lido.
August. the month she most enjoys.
ahe spends in Northern Italy 900 the
villa of Baron lcrcuz, ln the GLEASON
valley, nt the foot OF Monte Rosa She
loves the Euow-Cruwurd peaks passionate.
ly Dispensing with nll court ceremony
She gives hersri up iu the delights and
freedom of long equestrian Alpine climb
ing trips, that occupy one, two, three ur
four days. Ca those excursions the
queen rs accompanied hy thr court and
Wy her host. the Baron lcccuE Size likes
90 sleep in tent far mp the bleak noun.
tain side TINT the NAV enjoy tho pluy nf
the sunrise tints ou ihp snow,
When equipped for these excursions
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23

vice he has been The friend and comrade
of his father. present at councils. aud
early learning the affairs Of italy aud
mastering the strange ms and outs of
diplomatic business.
HER ROMAN HOME
The queens home six months every
year. from November TO May Is the
Quiriunl palace iu Rome
This immense palace. one Of the lnrrcst
buildings 10 existence, q small city in
itself. is rich Zoo it's historical rpminis-
Cuccs. connecting az every point with
un ancient aud significant past There
are old churches, fountains aud statues
ON every hand Everywhere up and down
the long wings aud ut the great cptrl-
lated entrances stand men Of the Kings
Guard, TALL splendidly proportional TEL
lows in uniforms of red aud gold. with
bruzcu helmets from which sweep long
plumrs black us night 10 is us 10 the
queen lived back in history itself
This palace on the Quiriual I'm is
one of the heaculs of Rome. Us south
cru tower over which waves the banner
of Italy when her soycrriEus are boo rc,i-
dencc may Ice seen throughout the
length and breadth of the Eternal city.
One off the most interesting sections ~
the old part of the palace is the ancient
Pauline chapel. AZ lbs head still stands
the chair Boo which the ncWly.Vlpctpd
pOutins were crowned. and H. walls will
always De- beautiful while they boar
Guido RENTS magnificent "Auuuuril-
ton The chapel has been divided and
the walls of the lower half are covered
from the marble floor TO the embossed
ceiling with funeral Wrcaths in gold aud
silver aud pearl and flowers. interspcrsrd
with rrupc-dWppd banners. these were
sent Go King llumhcrt IN loving remem-
hruurp WHOM Victor Emmanuel died.
There are many oukcu cabinets through
whose crystal doors ara seen volumes
aud addresses on illuminated parchment
Boo covers Of precious metals HOhly
wrought and clustered with sparkling
gems. also crimson velvet cushions bear
Ing golden crowns and golden sccptrrs,
sent Ia remembrance the dead ruler
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
The Beautiful Queen Of Italy
and Pearl Of Savoy,
A ROYAL SISTER OF MERCY,
Pictures of Her Homo Ltfc--rralning OF
Her son Niotor-ucr Apartments
and Jower-l.itcrnry Undor-
takinEs - Charities.

For the Sunday Gazette:
Rome, Italy. April G.-All the world
knows something of Mnrphrrilu, Queen
of Italy Pearl of Savoy. whose silver
wedding is 90 be- celebrated April %
knows OF her beauty aud the iuagnih.
Cence Of her court Only % small part Of
the world knows that She Is charming
woman Ia her own house, with simple
refined tastes. loving scholarly pursuits,
enjoying society like any bright woman
and taking pains To please land fond ~
reading the newspapers every morning
precisely as educated American women
are.
Fewer still know that she is Sister
of Mercy TO her people II Is only her
companions, her court ladies', who are
aware Of the time she doyotes to careful
consideration of her fellow umrn's wei.
fare: who can number the nrmy IL her
pensioners or the homes where her very
name b. udorpd-"Santa Margheritu: 70
sometimes peasant women hneel in the
parks aud yias when the CLEAN Of her
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
THE REUNION
Was a Grand suceess-Ths Ex.ConIedorsle
Association In Good Condition.
Davis Body Escort

Houston Tex. April % (Special)-
The three days reunion Of the Texas
veterans and eX-C0niederatcs came In
an end today with Il big barbecue at
which Hon. Hannibal H. Boone spoke
Tho reports Of the different camps show
the United Confederate Veterans assO-
citation to be- In il0urishng condition
with u membership of 5000 In Toxins
A committee Of twenty-five with w
ID. Cleveland as commander, will act
rs an escort 10 the remains OF Jefferson
Davis from New OrlcmH TO Rich
mOnd, Va.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23

Her Majesty would scarcely be- reeog
nizid us "a sovereign OF Europe, hrf COS
tune is "a plain short gown ot dnrk blue
cloth, shoes with RitrrH 40 mhirh me
dress, aud a large broad hat, with JUST
a long, Rluzy veil,
She h always out NJ doors On GLEASON;
She sits On the green lawns Ia cnibfWhrf
aud study and road and dreQm,
in September The queen visits hcf
mother at her villa on Lake AluRglnfr,
Iu October she ia at M0nza, and there ~
another series ot garden ietcai ana in
November there ~ the return 90 Rome
aud ihe ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF ihe fouhu
of duties,
CHRISTMAS AND EASTER FOR
THE QUEENS POOR.
AZ Christmas and Easter the queen
seeks 90 maize the season one Of special
Great waeuns are loaded with fruits
and wines and with dainty co0ked iowl
aud ruaats and iOlnia, vegetables ans
puddinRs an prepared w Che kitchelt
OF me Sruoln Professionals.
These immense holiday wagons travel
through the streets Of Rome lo the poor
est hnmblest houses With the baskets
Of substantial n0uriehng food, there are
fnrts aud cakes, bags Of candles and
pretty gifts FOR ihe children.
HER MAJESTY AND THE Chill
DREN
Soon after The terrible powder explosion
Ia Rome ilnf Majesty visited the wOund.
al in the hospitals; aud among the auf
fercrs there she found a little mri who
seemed nnuWeaDly rad. She had lost
both parents. Slttng down hy the child
she rfied to talk with her. hut--ahe was
the 0ueeni and the liilr one waa speech.
iess with thla Thought Finally flle was
asked II She would like u doh with real
hair and dresses fhat could be taken 81
ana put On at viii; then The SO fright
ened lock passed frOui the liftlo face and
M No exclaimed. "Ohl IL ! only might
have Onet "lndeod. YOU may. narai
r,plied the Qiieen and ile next day 4
arrived, in company with anoiher for a
LITTLE cOmpalion IL tie hospital who.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
SPORTING.
MpNIpIIIs RACES.

Memphis. Tenn. April 22 First race-
Six hirlOnga FVcdom wun. Whittier
second, Fired Houston third. Time. / iS
Second race Half mile. Dart Won,
Master Fred Hccond HtishurG third.
Zine 30 -
Third race Mile aud am eighth Buck
Mccain won, Calhoun srcond only two
Hnrtem Time. 90 %
Fourth mcc ono mile phrlun Dor
land wou Tommy lr, SECOND, Granite
third. Time. 90.
Fitch rncr Ihroc.fourths cot IL milo
heats. Prince kinney Won iu straight
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23

though not hurt horsolf was there be-
rnusc hes mother had hcon wounded aud
there was uo one left 10 care for her at
home
During one of her winter visits 20 an
urphnItufr. The queens rich mun was
during her inurs of visitation. hut when
10 WIS concluded she found the child
cnr,Yeing the soft dnwny object sO rap.
tufOusly, that shc had not the ht7trt to
take 10 from her. aud left H.
Hundreds Of those little stories, OH
true ui,v. might w told of "Sania Mar.
ghrhti." f,r nlmosJ everybody la Rome
knows u frpsh one.
MARTHA TRACY OWLER.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
FAnAIERsVILLH.

FEmnsyillo. Tex, April 22.--. %
cial Married, nt the Presbyterian
church Tuesday evening, April rs. 1893,
at \ o'clock, Mr. Chas n. Davis and
Miss Mamie ". Fowler. both Of this
city, Rev T. NJ Brooks Of SULPHUR
Springs officiating. The church was
handsomely decorated aud a large crowd
WIS present. There We're many costly
and nice presents presented.
her parents, Mr. aud Mrs y II. ltt
a visit this week. Miss Florence TIT
accompanied her sister TO Bonham on
d visit
Colonel Wm Sparkling and Mr.. n. D.
Thorn Of Der ison organized a lodge o
knights OF the Golden Gross Ia our
ellY With nleYnn ohaIler memherl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
COMMISSIONER BAKER
Arrives In Austin and Spends Some Tine
Looking Over The Land Office.
Almost Refused,

Austin. Tex. April 22.-CSpeciall-
Hon. A. j. Baker of San Angelo. up,
pointed state land commissioner pending
impeachment trial of Commissioner Me
Guughey. was in the office today con-
sulting with chief clerk Bramlct as 90
the situation of things while awaiting
the action of the senate Monday on his
nomination. lie came very near not ac-
cepting the appointment but after writ
ing message before leaving home, lie
cliniug the position, concluded that IL
would be- better for him aud the public
interest 10 accept the responsibility,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
NEGRO KILLED.

Dallas. Tex, April Especial ia
Jones a negro who IN his lifetime drove a
mOye-wagpn d. A. Crockett N another
negro who manipulated u razor IN Camp
street barber shop. This afternoon the
Jones went away yowing vengeance. He
"heelod" himself ana returned io Camp
street 10 let daylight through the carcass
OF Crockett. The Inter saw him coming.
Jones gun caught In his belt and Crockett
opened hre. Jones ran down camp street
20 the corner, where he fell dead In his
tracks. Nrnckett irrh three ahola
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
81 pOINr CELEnnATEs-

Point Tex, April % Especially
|ay az Myrtle Springs u basket
~ San laciuto lebratiou was
'ed Ia boy between 300 and
|mr Ia the morning speeches
|prdcr and very appropriate adj
fere mndc 10y Messrs. q. Rice,
and Sewcll. aud recitation,
San laciuto." was very elc-
PllYercd 10y Miss Mona Wills
Point The affair was a sue
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
FROSTS WORK.

Memphis, Tenn, April "A special
tonight 90 the Appeal-Avalanchc from
west Tennessee and north Mississippi
and Arkansas state frost has killed young
cotton and Strawberries pretty gener-
ally. The high price of cotton seed In
duCCd farmers 10 dispose of all they could
spare aud IL will be impossible for them
10 get enough to rcpmnt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
IDGE HASN'T REsTGNED.

Toy, april 22.--(Spccial)-A
,chcl ellis city today thut Hon.
|ooIrIdrr had resigned as secre-
Che board of regents of the
Diversity. To a reporter tonight
|plridgr stated that the rumor
'Dutely without authority from
be- had NOT resigned from the
rendered his resignation uor
in amy event think of doing so
Cooper Goo his unjustihable
Che university had been CONE
|Uihilaird
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
c0rr0N COMPRESS.

bers Of a arstclass cotton com
erect II at the place Offering most
and hest Inducements. Address
particulars. Cotton Compress, T..
BE-. New York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23

poiter chicago: n. 49, Werner.
\ - Earnest. a. j. lIiltson, Dem
Il Iiurnrtt cl,y: u. A. Walker,
\ VIli Howis. sam Davidson.
Charles -. Middleton. Abilene;
j. H. Jones. Colorado; El Cal.
Ln1s. &. EDISON Cincinnati; =.
III. i. ~. McrhcnrsOu. st. Louis;
h ChnH Coon. Neaiherturd -.
IN. New orleans: j. r. Fisher,
w. g. Well. Mars9nli; jag; A.
d.: A. A. McNenl Valley Mills.
Npl.u NuN York; 4. H. luds
kifc. Topeka; H. A. Wells, Jacks
|k. Erwlu ltuEka; J. W. trnueN,
Iity: g. NJ Mumcck, HuuHion'
|ipr. Dallas; Mis-. j SimmvuS,
Lovely. Bowie; 4. H. Peters, 'fo'
\ iluyry. clry; ID. II, Nelson, kun-
w. q. uirSry, Troy, o.. W,
Insllng. Colo; J.. l.. Plant Fort
~ 49, Mason, New YORK;
hllehau. omaha; Jas. ). Duzlyr,
q. T. Lane, 81. Louis; j. ~.
. Rogers. TEX; A. \. Spence,
D., !. %. Nattson, Texas W j.
\ Quunuh. Tom Muukins. Texas;
|ins, Sh7rmpu; Jo Y. Real, Colo
|W. llOyL Archer, Tex; e.. a.
Archer, W. u. Johnson. New or
J Burtun, 81. Louis; NJ. NJ.
Innsas City. Y. n, Freeman. Bear
I e. Reynolds, g.. N. Sargent ST.
\ b. Rogers. Chicago: g. y. Her
Don; !, A. Woodland. Denton; II.
~, city; j. ST. IcDcrnitt. Omaha;
~, 81 10: Sat Duke. Joe Hayes,
"A Preston shuJrrr, ~. Joe; W. r.
|Nao, ID. T.. Garter, ST. Louis;
LampusuH, N. q. Williams,
4 T. beaumont, Hartley; rhDs j,
tunHsrr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
NOTICE.

undersigned fire Insurance agents
tynrtb riyc notice To the public
.nd af'cr May ! 1893. we will not
tes 10 amy one except upon the
~ the premium IN cash.
n Iittlelohn. Tain Cetti, Grain
\, swnvnG. Alicu and Goolell, y.
IN James W. Swayne, len -.
Is. Wright. Van zandt &lngram
Furman.