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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14
THE GOVERNORS
AT THE SECOND DAYS PROCEED.
ING REsoLuTE,
Governor Carr Of Korlh Carolina introduces a
Series Of Resolutions Governor Fish,
backs Idea Of Work.

Richmond. Va, April 49,. The conyen'
lion OF southern governor was oRlled 70
order today by President i'ishbarh.
The committee on permanent 0rRnni'
zutiOn reported 20 Governor Mckinney,
accommodating that temporary officers bF
made permanent and upon al questions
before the convention each state be On'
titled 10 on. vote 10 be cast by the gov
ein0r, aud ~ not present, by one Of ne
delegates from the state, elected by rep.
rGseniaoyes. Adopted.
GoYrnOr Carr of North Carolina Of
fered the following resolutions, which
under The rules, wore referred.
First Ia fuuhornnca of the work now
aud here bpQug looking 10 more extensive
immigration % the k0uihcrn states Is
~ commented the governor Of these
gtatos appoint several perspng, one TO
investigate carefully on the following
subjects ~ rs relation 10 Immigration
20 that state. direct trade, labor and em,
ployment, mining, Olimaiology and health,
advertising ana misunderstanding, aud thes
persons under direction OF the governor
81 that state snail cooperate with hinf
Ia such immigration work as DO may
direct.
gecOnd That for the purpose Of gem
eiai cooperative Immigration work Ia
an the southern atntns tile persons ap
POINTED ~ provided for above IN fhe eor.
egal states ~ investigate each of ihe eeFr
Grad subjects aamed Nllpii constitute q
cooperative committee Qn each subject
FOR the several states and these c1lp'
nitlees shAn Aoid such neeslpay and pub
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14
TORRlD WEATHER,
Useful Hints 10 the Health Sacker--Perli.
men, to the Stage OF the
Thermometer.

This Il a rapid age even 80 with the
sick and afflicted they demand rapid
| cures, sNllful treatment and special atten
| ton. therefore II Is the age of the spe-
| cialist, the DR., d. VI Bye Combination
| OH Cure. Is the leading special treat
meut of this enlightened period and the
medical director of the institution; the
leading physician in the Southwest. who
combines skill speed, pernanency, and
the most important Of all. conscientious
ness and honesty the needful and most
important Characteristic for the phys-
cinu TO possess. The afflicted, when they
consult the Combination Oil Cure treat
ment, are given by the doctor IN chnrge
a faithful and truthful diagnosis of their
disease, whatever 10 may be, aud are
told iu plain language whether they can
be- cured or not Another advantage. the
treatment is absolutely painless, but Us
effective aud lasting, md the patient IL
not annoyed aud hurrusscd by tho re
turn of his mulady These advantages
are an offered those who consult and
are treated by the II. NJ, Bye Combina-
tiOn OIL Cure, and they are such which
surely the afflicted cannot overlook
The weather Is now reaching summer
heat. aud it Is a well-knOwn fact that
all gcrmnal life 81 much more active
at this season than In the colder months;
the poisonous bacteria of every disease
propagate more rapidly and are more Vi
cous In notion as the sun draws nearer
It's zenith, hence all malignant diseases
assume more inilamed condition and
more irritable and painful, beside the
fact that his disease 10 growing worse;
spread the diseaac IN an alarming rapid
growth, and the victim is aroused 10 the
fact that his disease Is growing worse;
such Is the result OF tOrrid weather, and
all such who are afflicted with a cancer
tum)r or eczema, win find from now until
cool weather they viii grow worse, be-
come more inllamed ana The pain be- more
acute unless remedies are applied 10
cOuuteract the vicious activity OF the
bacteria. Nothing can or has been more
successful in destroying and totally Grad
icating those poisonous g1rms from the
skin aud tissues than the Combination
on. which has not, up N the present
writing made u single Rllure IN any
malignant skin disease. Can other REM
edy or cure say so much The most
deadly and destroying cancer, tie most
burning and tOrturng eczema, the most
lOathsOme catnrrh and the most pain
ful ease of piles or hstula have all read
lily yielded to the potency Of the C0mbi-
nation OIL Every patient who has
tried IFS efficacy now sings its praises
are willing witnesses 20 ~ cU-
alive powers and each one be-
comes a selfRppointed advertising ngont
to pronMlgate the good II has done aud
Is doing throughout the country. Ihis
Is az Il should be aud an who are az
hcted in amy way with u mallgnant can
GER tumOr or ulcer or catarrh, piles
fstula, eczema on womb troubles should
call or Address without delay the DIR. ID.
NJ. Bye Combination OIL Cure LLOYD
building Houston and Second streets,
Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14
THE LUMBERMEN
CLOSE THEIR GALVESTON sEs.
sIoN-RsPoRrs MADE.
mrs. IObln Comes Before tho Association for
Money and It Resolves that WIN.
Cameron Give $1,000.

GALVESTON, Tex, April 13.--(Speciall-
me texas Lumbermen's association met
al AV'oO TINS morning The frst matter
lhhch up was the report Of the finance
Neilnlttte recommending an assessment
OF SiO on each member TO lquidate the
ueheieney IN the treasury. A loug dis
cusslon followed aud most Of the fore
noon was taken up with this matter. Il
Von. Captain Guthrie says II the Jones
mad been adopted yesterday and the
Of order.
President II. ID. Gribble and Secretary
Drake made lengthy addresses regarding
the work that had been accomplished by
the association and urging the necessity
OF having money In the treasury Mr.
prake said that cooperation between
lumOermen. manufacturers and dealers
hrst originated in Texas and since its
introduction had been adopted Ia Kan
sas' Missouri, New Jersey and the entire
Northwest
=, just az this was in progress, Mrs
Bendite Tobn Of Austin. Worlds fair
commissioner came In and asked the
Lumbcrmen's association TO give her
$1,000 for the Texas Worlds fair exhibit
This was the straw that broke the um.
6!ermen's back. IL was too much. Mrs
lODin explained how she had lahOrpd
TOR the interests Of Texas aud that she
had succeeded IN having u building at the
Worlds fair. The building Is now com.
pleted. and all she asks 10 5000 TO pay
the expenses Of exhibits. She. says this
amount Will be sufficient to defray all
expenses and make for Texas reputa.
ton 0nOrg representative states Of the
Union, Mrs. Tohln described how she
had met with reyerSes on every hand
and how for the past seventeen months
she had lnbored almost alone in the mat.
ter with the governor and legislature
against her. She had conducted her of
fee IN Austin during seventeen months
at an expense of less than 5000.
Two members Of the association at
once subscribed 800 each for the fund
and q committee was appointed to con
slider the matter and report at once The
committee made its report at 1870 and
offered the following resolution, which
was unanimously adopted.
Resolved. That William Cameron. flour.
grain and lumber king Of Texas present
Mrs. Tobin $1,000 for the benefit of The Tex
AK cxhihit at the Worlds fair. MIR. Cam.
erOn did not say "A word
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: II. ID. Gribblc. presi-
dem: George Locke, vice-presidcnt. aud
4. II. Drake, secretary and treasurer
The convention adjourned 10 meet at
Dallas ON the second Tuesday in April
1894
Tonight the lumbermen are being ban.
quoted mt the Beach hotul.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14
MISSISSIPPI

Memphis, Tenn, April 13.--A cyclone
struck ltobinsyllle, a Mississippi town.
lwenty-nine miles south Of Memphis yes.
terday. The railroud depot M fle ui,por
story OF which lived the telegraph ouer.
aiOr and bis wife, was right Id The path
Of the cyclone. and was the first house
killed.
East Of the depot were the business
houses and ilankng these were se,yeral
cottages, other residences being scattered.
All Of the buildings wsre destroyed
IRE adding horror 10 the catastrophp
People we.e pini0hed By falling uinbers
and were burned. Loss VI lifc estimated
az high % ten. The ground for spnce
Of lOlD feet square Is covered With water
and there was 30 lnenas Of nslnR Il 81 thq
burning buildings. Tho town had several
hundred Inhabitants and there was NOT
left stick % stone IL n standing
Trains have been dispatched from thi.
city 70 the relief of people who have iosi
Iheir ell ~ the terrible storm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14
THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
ELECTION AND INSTALLATION
OF OFFICERS YESTERDAY.
The installation al Trinity Church Public
0ne-The Oyster Roast at Wooam's
Lake vs. Enjoyable

Galveston, Tex, April 14.-iSpecial)-
Grand commondcry Knights Tcmplar Of
Texas mot at the Masonic temple at 10
O'Clock this morning The first order of
business was the election o. officers for
the ensuing year. The officers elected are
as follows: Sirs r. j. Bcnll. grand com
mlndcr; john Mcdonald grand general
issimo; J. IT, BhnkcrhoT. grand chap.
lain generals /. r. Noycs. grand senior
warden; 4. A. johnson, grand junior war
den; j. g. Carpenter grand senior pre-
late; Henry SheIffus, grand treasurer:
Robert Brewster grand recorder.
Ia order that visiting Sir knights nnd
ladies could have nm opportunity of Wit
Messing the induction OF the newly elect.
cd officers into their respective stations.
IL was decided TO hold Il public instnlln-
ton Of officers in Trinity church tonight.
Az 1870 the Sir knights assembled nj he
MasO temple and escorted the Grand
Commandery TO the church, where thc
Impressive services of installation took
place. From > TO o'clock this afternoon
San Felip dc Austin Commardcry enter
tanned the visiting Sir knights aud ladies'
with an oyestcr roast nc Woolam's AXE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14
Y. NJ q A
THE STATE CONVENTION OPENt
WITH SMALL ATTENDANCE.
DELEGATES COMING.

Corsicaln, Tex, april 10, Especially.
The state convention If the Young Mems
Christian association met here today Il
The Cumberland Presbyterian church AZ
10 o'clock. The convention opened viii
small Attendance. there bdDE only
sixty deleRnioa in attendance.
The eergiees were opened BY heY.
Brown, followed BY prayer ~ Rev. JeWy
Ward, aud then went into temporary
organisation
AZ 3 y. m The suhleci. 'Bible Read
Ing, was being discussed by MF, A.
Nash
me subject, How % 0et che Great
est Good from the Convention Was dis
Guessed By ~ 81 Palmer u Galveston,
az y. IA. tho c0mnltire ga Dernanefls
orianizailOn mad0 The following report
For president. n. u. Aillng Of San Al,
tonic, 1pxi ursf-Yige president. j. o.
Wynn Of Dallas; second aud third Vice,
ID he uOmiuaied M some future times
secretary. n, ~ Reeves "a Hort Worth
Louis Carpenter, Cprelcana, irst eeslall
ant fecrftfy
Delegates ARE sun comlna n, end lho
eppfrnaou pfntplsqa ~ be Ona OF fha
lpqst interesting ~ ans denYfnllon npfI
held 70 lhe 1tpfs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14
pICK UpS.

For the benefit OF the treasurer md
other employees of Greenwnll's opera
house, 20 be given there on the 10Th inst
the spectacular production known a,
'IO-z0"
Some small boys or men with boyisl
intcllS'ts hive stolen number OF rail
tosE torpedoes and for several daya mn a
ha,a been amusing themselves by layinp
mem on the street car tracks. Several
horses have been frightened by the ca.
pl0slOna and there IN damage of bodily
harm from the flying fragments.
horse becnme frightened al a Mis-
souri,, Kansas and TpXas engine AT thc
East WCuthgrfOrd street crossing yeeter-
day, ana after dumping the occupants
OF the buggy he was pulling into the
street. started Tor Riverside at SunOl
gait No one was injured.
The North Side Street railway com.
pnny rs placing new signs upon the Bel
KNAPP cars, instead Of the weather-scarred
ones heretofore Ia use.
Tho talk of an nrtesan well on tho
square ~ being revived, Ia connection
with the building Of The new courthouse.
HE visiting architects mnde visit
20 aud an Inspection of the plant Of mo
Texas Brewing company yesterday after.
noon.
Yesterday one Of tho aldermen was
interviewed by husband and wife in
ne ipterest Of two different candidates
Tor the same office. The win
came last. 10 her he explained
the circumstances and said. 'ff you Win
settle your family differences so Won
can agree on one man, may be able
10 hep you, but | can not Interfere I'M
"A family quarrel"
As indicated in The Gazette when
Geo. Dashwo0d came back no came M
locate aud viii engage In the drug busi,
ness again.
Yesterday a notice was served By The
agent OF the liuifmgn estate, Jas. i.
Moore; directing ten occupants of tho
lltlle houses on TTelfth and adjacent
much turmoil ever II IN the acre iast
night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14
GUrHRIINS RHPORT.

Washington, April l3.-Captain Guth-
made telcgraphic report Of the siula.
tion TO the war department today. He
regards the situation as very dangerous
There are a large number of Indians on
the ground opposed 10 Jones militia
al are afraid TO dlsband 10 90 home as
long as the militia remain. Territorial
officers have no trouble in serving writs
and making arrests, but the course which
has been pursued 10y the militia IN max,
was finally discovered that the report
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14
TURKEY
GETS TERRELL AND TERRELL
GETS THE TURKISH MISSION.
Capt. Guthrie Makes His Report About In
Choclaw Trouble PronounGlnp II
Very Serious.

Washington, April 13,-The president
senate today
Alexander w. Terrell of Texas to be
envoy extraordinary and minister pleni-
pOteuuary of the United States TO Tur-
key.
John ]. Hawkins Of Arizona Territory
10 be associate justice of the supreme
court of the territory Arizona
James +. Read of Arkansas 10 be mar
shall of the United States for the western
district of Arkansas.
George X. Crump OF Arkansas 20 be
marshal of the United States for the
western district Of Arkansas.
john III. NJ Wiggman of Wisconsin
TO be attorney for the United States for
the eastern district of Wisconsin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14
SCHOOL EXERCISES.
NINTH GRADE HIGH AND
SIXTH GRADE TEXAS ~
SCHOOL PUPILS.

eroy exercises will be conducted
bse on the public schools Of the city
n and the program of two of these
given.
I'M SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Al .
M.-ENERCISES BY NINTH
GRADE GIRLS.
Sh...... ....,......I dnnll0uscr
Ir from Hawaii go. Eva Hartman
Eation. "Cicely Croak'.......
...............M Mary McNeely
a Wild Rose, Chorus. ....... Glass
IN. "Anniversaries" .....Nlary Cox
Ration. "Thc Leak in the Dyke"
............. ..AnndWuguer
I'M Omrtcttc. "Sllcnt Love-.
49,. Accompanies. Anne Walden
\ Field Norma Buwbridge. Josie
Buck and Cecilia HUss.
Iiatiou. 'Ioshia Aliens Wife
I................ .Iucic Sigler
N, "Hcroism" Auue Clare Walden
i Dialogue. "Studium ct Indus
,.Saukcy Phillips and Emmn Cetu
Banjo aud Guitar........
Mamie Stearns and Hattie Butts
Ration, Lily Soryosse's Ride
5.,............. Mildred Bennett
Qlartette, Lnll9oy .,,'.' Ertrlhe
"A ,Co9' norma burpri9Ee' Mary
|eld, Cecilia ilass, Anna wagner
Eankey Phillips, Mary Estes and
tothe Emery
~ exercises are the eNponents OF
Nv Of WORK. ana we ieel tllat you
f, hot go away ulSappointedi SO please
'hrNfprttHr ~, iTtg, .gvyAN.v
8uNClPAlI ot HIGH SCtioOl+
e SKIN grade pupils OF the Texas
Nhuol' : p III
n i,o unGSr s tlf auspices Oh the Atlle-
M ~, ~
,o VTW1er .','.''.''''''.'.''l resldenl
4 w NH '.''.''''''''.''9ee,retlry
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14
NNtNSpApNR MIsN

Washington, April ~. The Southern
Afternoon Press association. after hay-
ing been In session three days, adjourned
Yesterday. The Public Ledger OF Mem.
PMS, withdrew its protest against the
admission of the Evening Scimitar aud
that paper was admitted Forty-six of
the leading afternoon papers of the South
are IN The association.
The following officers were elected
kutus n. Rhodes, Birmingham. Ala.
News, president.
president.
j. Piuckney Smith. New Orleans States.
secretary and general manager
II. Cox, Mobile, News, treasurer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14
SENATn.

Washington. April l3.-Ihe senate was
IN session only an hour today. half of that
time behind closed doors Before going
into executive session memorial from
scventy-soven seven mcmbprs of tho Kan
sas legislature was presented bv MIR.
sherman aud referred 10 Tie committee
On privileges nj elections declaring Mr..
Martins election effected nv lcgsn-
turc, ten OF whose members had not held
certificates of election ana Ady legally
and fairly elected
Senate. Executive session adjourned
til tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14

tiion be induced 20 disband the trouble
would end lie invited Governor Jones
,3 tc,oiomny him 20 Antlers. bat hc dc.
NOT be safe II he did So Tile war de.
pnf.hent now considers the situation
ny Anuers serious and win probably al.
Iect 1enerM Miles. commanding the de-.
partment Of the Missouri. to send more
troops here. Copies of Captain Guthries
telegram were sent 10 the attorney-gen.
eral aud secretary Of the interior.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
WILL MEET IN WACO ~ APRIL,
1891 OFFICERS INSTALLED.
THE PRESS.

Galveston, Tx. April h. OSpccial)-
The Funeral Directors association met
again Gt 1920 a. M The finance com
mittec's report was received and adopt
ed Mr. Lee Of Bolton was admitted TO
membership. The newly elected officers
were then mductcd into Office and after
HE passage Of resolutions expressive of
their thanks 10 the press and citizens Of
Galveston for courtcsies. the convention
adjourned TO meet in WHco the second
Tuesday in April. 1904.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
-. go nrrnnTMENr.


4 TREASURY DiAi an a AAA'-'A
- Comptroller Of the Currency,
~ Washington, Feb Q, lsva.
-, satlefactory evidence pre-
hsieeisb s ~ Undersigned, Il has been made
ssesr that lhn american N ,aS9 Syo orA
I9rt Nv,nfv az Iarrant, ana state. ot
bss complied Win 1a AZ The s Pr3ysiI se
lne s'9t''u committed with before an nssO-
f lol sbaiiif be authorized to commence the
ness , ot Alonzo Barton Hep.
w compptroier Of the currency, 90 here e;
sos,ifv that "The American Nestlpha ai
ceIts' Iort Worth" In the city Of Fort
o. tbe county Of TaTant, and state
FeSas 4 apthorlzcd to commence , inc
,css nf banking as provided IN SSc!lon
~ the revised statutes Of the ohiteh
F.,,sttmour whereof, witness my hand
vi az ONCE this 9th day Of February
A. II. HEPBURN
Comptroller Of the Currency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14
CLEYELAND us. hill.

Albany, N. ", April 13.--Armed peace
reigns between the IIill and Cleveland
factions in the fight 10 control the Albany
Argus. Mayor Manning, Cleveland rep
resentative, 10 in possession. the result
OF Il stockholders meeting, mt which he
was reelected president of the company.
A big array of counsel has been retained
ON both sides, and from now on the fight
win be conducted on legal lines.
WASHINGTON washington washington
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14
q, The club viii meet Friday night, April
u for It's FIRST rmS
"zo-Zo, THE MAGIC oUEEN.o

Manager Grcenwall has underlined
10 20, the Magic Queen Tor matinee
and evening Thursday April 20. the oc
chsion being the annual benefit rendered
To Treasurer Sol Braung and the employ.
es of the house. "Zo-zo" is one of those
spcctncllars ON the order of "FnntasmaH
ana The Black Crook" The transfer
ance is one OF the most elaborate yrt
put on the stage by a road combination
Tho house should and doubtless will he
packed nc both performances as aside
from the merits Of the spectacular the
people VIII take pleasure In testifyinq
their appreciation of Mr. Braunig and
his efforts In their behnlf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14
Will INSIST

Washington, April H. Republican sen
ators IN caucus this morning resolved to
insist TO the last upon IN investigation
OF the charges against Roach and also
compel an investigation of the claim of
Ady to the seat filed by Martin from
Kansas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14
TIIn CYCLNRS.


The Panther City cyclers met las
night and accepted an invitation from Ia,
DdeWhcr Nerein TO join the May duy
parade and participate In the Mai Fest
A large number of races have beer
arranged, for which various prizes ar,
offered
Ouc-half mile novice racc-- Firts prize, bi
cycle suit second prize, shoes.
Ono-fourth mile Open 10 an. frs
prize, the j. u, Mitchell gold medal; sec
oud prize, bicycle swputer
Onc-fourth mile--l'or boys under IS
hisl prize, q silk umbrella, offered by
a, n l.. August; second prize, bicycle
shoes, by Molman.
One mile Opcn TO all; first prize. Il
gold medal; second prize, stop watch
by i, III. collins company.
INTunt county Championship First
prize, the Panther City cyclors gold med.
~; second prize, cyClomptcr. by tho
fVrt Worth Bicycle association
One-hall nile-Opcn 10 all; first prize.
goods 70 The amount of S3O second prize.
tine travelling ease
Five mile Free for all: first prize G..
\. smith " Co.'S gold medal; second
prize 10y q. Y. Smith a CO.. third priye
one dozen photographs
SLOW rnce liNy yards: first prize.
offered by w. H. Taylor; second prize,
The club will meet Friday night. Apnl
~ Tor its FIRST rWS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14
IN THE CITY.
SOCIETY MEETING

Tarrant lodge No 1908. Knights Of
Honor, holds n regular meeting at their
hall, Second aud Houston streets, az
1850 p. M
Important business; all members re
qucstcd to attend
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14

G. Smith, Oh1amiou..
The study Of Literature In the
High School" .............
Miss Augusta Lawrence. Hen
ricttu; Miss Nellie O'Donnell.
Wichita Fallss.
Miscellaneous business.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14
PANHANDLE TEACHERS.
TO MEET AT CHILDRESs TO-DAY
no DISCUSS PROFESSIONAL.
QUESTIONS.

Childress, Tex. April 13.-(Special)-
The ninth regular meeting Of he North.
west Texas Teachers association will
be held here ON Friday aud Saturday
April II and 10. Following is the pro
gram:
Friday Evening, 500.
Prayer,
Music.
Address of welcome. ...........
Mayor w l.. II. Dickson Childress.
Response. ....,L, ii, Rosser, Chillicothe
Music.
Roll call of members. .....
.. Responded TO with quotations.
Music.
Presidents address w. r. Potter Vernon.
Music.
Method in CHOSE Days ....
j. u. Rodgers, Dallas; j. L.
Dickers, Quanah.. ......,
Saturday Forenoon, $50.
Music.
els Teaching a Profession?".
j. II. Johnson, Henrietta; III.
V. MoultOn, Bowie. ......
Training in Attention .........
j. ID, Goldsmith, Decatur; G..
W. Garrison, Iowa Park u.
A. 9. Harris, Memphis. .....
THE Slaughter Of the lnnocents".
Miss Elite Johnson. Vernon:
Mrs. Eleanor Patton Henrictta
Afternoon, 1850.
Music
"The Value Of Imaginative Lltera-
ture In the Primary Grades.
W. g. Cousins Amarillo: Mrs.
Attic j.. Cundall, Chlldrcss.
"School government" .........
G.. w. Powell, Wichita Fails.
w. A. Owensby, Vernon; j.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14
INSURANCE. NOTICE.

sTrRE FOR 5000 CATTLE IN SWISH
l,.,,ty known az the Tule pasture on
Iisins In easy reach Of Amarillo, good
nosture with winter privileges II re-
NJ Apply TO- ,.,,,,,r ,,.u.a.
~ pnlOdurO. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14

N iHlekS, who has come into promi-
mn ~ decision growing ont of the
"Ns''lon at Toledo, Is just so years
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-14
THE CONDUCTORS.
MEN WHO CONTROL THE
TEXAS AND PACIFIC
TnATNv
TRAIN.

following is a list of the passen-
conductors running ont OF Fort
on me Texas and Pacific:
euEeg conductors j.. Conner. w.
oo5s J. II. Koran. Il. -. Campbell.
tNleei% ] Il. Taft, h. r. Wood,
y "gu .iegge, I 5. Meyer, j. w:
m, 'Nptlhson, j. r. Mcleod, $. NJ.
|IeSo.M,, y bogart, j. h. Scully, r..
M SqV,Ssy; q w. Richards. n. ID.
~ 2 Nail and Frank NJ. Paul.