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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-09-28

lion" we retef 10 DeWltCS wien
Hazel Salve, cures obstinate sores,
burns, skin diseases and is a we'll
known cure for piles. Fisher & Go.
1T seems that the Agra Ne,US is
having trouble. Its editor came
within ian ace" of getting licked
three times last week, and the paper
is undergoing a boycott on account Of
politics, so the editor says.
The regular quarterly meeting Of
Phillips County f. A. & I. U will be
held at Cummlngs' hall, in Phillips
burg, on Wednesday, the 4th day of
October, 1893, beginning at 10 a. m,
W. q. ADAMS, President.
G. W. HAYS, Secretary.
We still handle the celebrated
Moline and Fish Brothers wagons.
Lightest running and most durable
wagons on the market Do not fail
to see our line of spring wagons, bug
gies, road wagons and carts before
purchasing. A. W. ROBERTSON.
Uncle Sammy Plotner and wife
aud son-ln-law, Mr.. John Kertz and
family, left for Orange, California
last Friday night, where Mr.. and Mrs
Plotner will remain. Mr.. Kurtz ex-
poets to stay about a year, or possibly
longer. Their many friends in this
vicinity are sorry to lose such valns-
BILE citizens and neighbors from our
midst.
Talking of free speech, our re-
publican friends talk very gllbly Of
places in the United States, where a
man dare not stand before a crowd
and express his honest sentiments
How about Kansas, when an old
soldier who is invited to speak, says,
among other things that itls country
and not party that he holds IN high
est estimation, and is hooted and
Kissed down for his pains7
In order to close out our stock OF
shoes, we are making some wonder
full reductions in prices. and If you
will call in and see our line and gel
our prices, we feel sure you will be
convinced that we are selling shoes
cheaper than any house in the county
Our $500 shoes for 1925,
Our $2.25 shoes for SITE,
and others in proportion.
MCILvA1N & Go.
The probate judge, with E. M
Weed of Long Island, and G. H
Turner of Agra, as assistants, exam
ined the funds Of the county treasurer
to day and found as follows:
Amt to be accounted for. $32,23S 3S
Cash in office. ........... 81 n
Amt in Phillips County
Bank ................. 1884 OF
Amt in First Natl Bank. 1882 IS
Amt in Traders Bank. $500 Is
Amt in Agra State Bank. 5,049 "a
Checks and cash items in
Office ............... 3O2 81
Total. ...........,... $92,23S 81
Hon. A. @. T. Geiger, peoples
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-09-28
PEOPLES PARTY TICKET.
For Judge Seventeenth Judicial District
HON. A. @. II. GElGBR.

Fl. D. CLAYTON of the Hill City
Reyeille has patented counting at
tachment for job press.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
FOUND IN PALESTINE.
OUR CONSUL WRITES or GXPLo-
RTATlON THERE.
Remarkable Disc oyories Have Boon Made b
Accident Tho Tomb Of herod Be.
lleyod 10 30 LOCALIZED.

United States Consul Morrill, ne icru-
snltm has written Interestingly Go the
state department ui WnHhWriOn nbuul
archaeology m Palestine mtl around
Jerusalem. Ito slys
'I'he Gully syWnmntic exploration thnt
has been cnried on the pnHl yrtr, or
m nrt That Inns been allowed 10y the
Turkish government, has brcn done by
an American acting for the English
society known as the Palestine lsAplorn-
tion Fund az Tell II ilrHg generally
supposed 90 be- the llnchlah Of the Old
rostnmont which WAS heleRcd by
senuachcrih aud WIS ~ sufficient inlr
p0rtance 10 he gmlpurcd on slabs in
tho national galleries nt Alnoych This
Tell ir nH the word means, mound Of
earth and ruins aud ni effort has been
made 10 remove I entirely hit by blt,
in order to ascertain its structure aud
nrrLncnl0alcal cOutpntN ~ usual Boz
such cases. successive layers of CiYiiIHa-
ton or Of building have been unenrlhcd,
and variety Of bronze implements,
stone weights and other relics have been
found but the MOST interesting Nud'
was fhni ~ nn Awvlhn Inscription.
thought 10 be- of ~ early q date ~ l1uO
Is g.. N seems 90 have been nddrel9ed
10 The governor Of lle place who WINS
aaerwRrd murdered by hla own snbiopiH
DISCOVERIES MADE gY ACCT.
DENT.
'Many " the discoveries Tint have
been made about Jernsnlnni within tWrns
~ rears past have been mNdr ~ ncoi
dent Tho ground AnkH dDun g hole
appears which results ln 3 valuable ADJ
difiou 20 nuf arcino0lngirnl knowledge 81
ihf iitg This wng iha way the unR
nhcnt ground llan aud benuufnl nl0-
anir, covering 400 or 500 Square iort "
ST. Stephens church, ucnr NE lMnigH+
aus eufe. WHre iirft brought 90 isit.
This wna built bg the Emprr spa0.
ria wife Of Vheul0siuE the younger, a..
D 400. ana the spacious tomb ah0m-
near the church, aud in which ehN Waa
buried likewise. became known hY arfi-
THE TOMB or nEROD.
During thn past year hple WAS dis-
covered in D piece Of land southwest VI
fhe ciig man went down Va 70 10
~ what he could end, and large t0mle
and beautiful fnrcoplnTuaeg Nrre suOn
made Known % ODE world j. connection
with other nreae0lgMstA I have Tor
ninuy yrarg tried 10 locate what Jose
phus Describes when hg IS markiug
0t the line 81 ,ho weil 81 circumyalln.
lion, which llias, during iho Siege ~
Ierusalcm. A. -. coo throw around
no riiY as fhr monuments meaning
nae foIuH % itfrpd WARS " ~ -
ifr fdNea bot feW general iudicatiDns
poluts ~ objects vel known az iho Time
and that Of these fQgunmeata should
~ iusi about whore ihis wonderful and
hls been made | snpp9se ineiluH had
~ mind nenh AEr'ppa ! ana not llefod
fhe Great. who sfUs uei buried 10 lrfus
aalrfH ghn f1Hlug stone AZ the G81f
81 iha ata1ulehef. slK fea ih diameter
a1d gflye iuelies thick, che gfnamsuia-
Nn u iba eafcophaguHfa, the iilHfHf
n.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
PENCIL PlCKlNGS
IN THE CITY,

Last week Young lady from Airing
ton had her cloak stolen FROM buggy
while shopping In Fort Worth II wag
Of tan colOred cloth, trimmed with opns.
sum fur The loss Is reported 20 the
police.
The man Olliustoin, who WAS wanted
10 claim trunk that the police found
sunday, was nc the Office yesterday and
claimed his property lie said lac had
been sleeping there every night
One OF the brewery employees named
Moore had his left loot badly mnahcd
as the brewery yesterday morning
Mrs Frank o. Baron win entertain
the L. q. NJ club "Wednesday evening,
March 10, nt her home corner Cherry
and Texas streot
A patrol wagon load Of small boys.
n kind Of Corn-dodgcr gang were nr.
rested yesterday on suspicion Of being
! implicated Ia the Brooks Main street
robbery One OF the stolen watches was
traced 90 them.
Captain W NJ. Hancy Of Houston
! fell yesterday and hurt himself badly
| but not seriously
An infant son of John Joy. 1911 Crumr
/ street. died 40 1880 o'clock last evening
! The funeral win take place nj 3, The
/ remains VIII be taken go ST. Patrick
church, where the services win be- held
Yesterday morning at II O'Clock Chna
\ >. Smith aged %, native OF Kansas
I died at tho family rcSidehcc. iOOU East
! Third street Funeral az 3 O'Clock this
afternoon TO which all the family ircndi
/ are invited
40 . o'clock yesterday morning John
! o'Neill died nc his residence, 2l5 South
| ltuak street. Of pneumonia Funeral
| this morning az 10 O'Clock
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14

- tho very monument 10 which Jose
phus referred
Till3 HOLY sEptLCHER
"Many modern scholars iu tho depart
mont Of 'nlCaiiuchn archaeology, hN.
iuR abandoned ns untcunhlp nae trplif
iluu1l ste of ihp holy srpnlchur nH The
pluco of ciUdhxiuu and burial of our
Lord, having fixed upon the lhll nbnyc
Ioruuiuh's rroiio, 800 yards north of The
DaWHgcus Wir. ns iho site uf crueihXs
ION Adjoiuiur ibis hil which Il roY-
cred with Mohnmmrlnn Ruyrs, ~ %
lurNe rurden controlling the luop ~
tht hin. which Is rork Tor 100 yards, ia.
cuYuii0us $40 dinorrni times Ia this CUR
den hlyc shpWh iiAt HN nr more feet
below tlio surface ~ thc ground there
eAisi Interesting ruins ana ia the rock
itnrlf there ~ % remarkable tomb, which
has recently attracted much attention
An effort hns been made Che pnst yenr
20 purchase this garden, win its anpur.
ipnnucNs, plnCr " no the hands ~ a
general committee, sO that h should
not be- in the control 0f any particular
religious Heci having excavations rndc
nud everything that might be- found pro-
served aud exposed for the benefit ~
oil WHO take an interest Ia nnrll mat
iArs. The negotiations were, u was
thought Hurcpsaful, and The money rohdy
i1 he paid, but recently there has conn
a birch of some kind, so that after nll
the project may fail
REMAINS or a CHURCH
'ln one American cemptory pu Mount
ZION / was overseeing the digging Of
certain grave, md at depth ~ four
fot we cuine upon large hl0eks Of stone.
! tried 10 dlg NJ two placps nenr The hrt
hnt Wlih aiuiilnr rpsnltH AZ last we
dug ilin grave elsewhere, and suhse.
NuCnflf ! rnu'Orrl men iO remove thn
cnrlii from lh0 Hlgnna referred io. and
nt um poiui ! found ilr rrmnina W.
large blimim which, ! iildnc was 81
chnfHi These foundations 0f pillars
Wrrp ou pavement SIS Or eYen foot
hri1w ihc surface of the ground, and
it ia curions fact ihnt Whenever va
attempt 40 dig in ihai yArl We come nt
thg depth mentioned, nf0n hdunn
bones and skulls u scents Shocking
hut ~ tlo grOunA q fnil ~ such ~.
mullins there 81 nothing 10 bp dnpc This
filling in Hiusf hnge been done long ago.
iUr thla GROUND lAs heen American prom
cNy since 1880. boIia1 - lave walled
in ihtae hnda. So fhal ihoy might al.
Wnye d. exposed, hut this WINS too IS.
pfHHlYH for my private means, pnd
hneo partially covered them and mark.
"a lho plnees, So lhat they enn be avoid.
81 Whenever y Y necessary hereafter %
dig graves"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
PERSONALS,

~ NJ Howard aud wife az Mineral
Wells are VA the city visiting friends
J s Smith. a Weathcrlorl merchant.
is In the city.
L. Il Taylor and family have returned
from very pleasant visit tn friends aud
relatives ma Jacksonville lila
Miss Oua Porter Is tho guest of her
sister Mrs. Ferguson 5OI Taylor street.
Mrs s Minis returned yesterday from
an extended yisit Go Alabama aud LomN.
ana, and Us again 40 homr nt Colonel
Peter Smiths, where She will be- pleased
~ meet her friends
Mrs J + Gortscll OF the Crawford
Dry Goods company's drcssmakiug de.
plrimeui, has gone Enst for short fine.
y. " Woodson, representing largc
coffee company of S. Joseph, Mo-. Is h
the city, having been appointed general
salesman for the state OF Texns. and
has made Fot Worth his headquarters.
lie Is very genial. pleasant gentleman
aud viii bc an acquisition 10 Fort
Worth's knights VI tho road
George lindley Of Chicago. represent.
ing the Capitol syndicate cume ln last
night, coming upon The invitation AZ Ne.
G.. w, Simpson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
THE OLD CONFEDtRATES
WIN Have Grand Time Al Houston Great
Generals WIN 30 Present hrs. Isn
Davis and Daughter lnyIlod.

Houston, Tex, March 18 Especial -
Arrnngomcnts are progressing finely FIR
thn Confederate reunion IN This city on
April ~ ~ ana - next. and the peO-
pie nv beginning 30 go enfhuHiaatic
over the prospect for The largest atfcnd-
pncc Of Confederate Veterans ever held
in TcxnH
The regular monthly meeting OF Dick
DowlinH camp 1917 ". o. ", wna hold
tonight I'woniy-0ne ucmhcrs were add.
nd 10 the roster Camp Commnndor
VIII Lambert prOdded, and Impaired
much gratifying Information about tho
hF reunion
General Preston H. Johnston az New
Orleans wan unnnimVusly chosen 10 de-
liver the 1rtion 20 the ycteruns ln this
city. aud q trip % San jacinto baltic
ground viii be- made and an old fashioii-
ga barbecue given
H. ~ Dome ul Nayas0tn aud semplp
Houston ~ bnlluR, ron of Gcncrni kein
Houston, were selected 10 deliver ora.
f.ulb ai tie battle-ground.
Generals kirby Smith, Ioupsiroa.
Gordon, clheil Sephen ~ fne Poo
Whcelor. Nilllnm ~ jackson, Manfy
aud Mrs Je0 Davis nud dauritcr WIN.
ME, and others viii BE- specially Invited
quests.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14

means of "A stomach tube Three daya
after rOnohiug Npsnrt she foll into
syncppe which h WAS impossible 10 disc
iurh hy any physical pain. Massage and
hydropAthlr treatment produced usi-
bic Improvement but Il was not until n
discovered Dr. lnifegouu cputorlgud
tie swollen tonsil with redhut irlh
and. ni he same umc. treated The mus
oua under ihr jaw with naasupu The
Rll gave little scream whoa the iron
Wuu applied
Snmn hours later she was Induced 20
Next morning she suddenly nwOkc ask
iug Where Am lT Sl,e bad abso.
luiely mo- recollection Of what occurred
about hcr She " now more lividy than
before her lllueHs, talks inccsMntly nnd
na DDaklhiu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
THE COuRTs.

Seventeenth district court two
Tor debt and foreclosure, and
I define the status of homestead
q applying TO q farm. through
county road has been run were
Forty-cighth the case of the
VIM. Campbell for alleged COM
0 the murder of Police Officer
,ier Is on trial
and Rice filed suit i'm the dis
r against j. X. Frederick, debt
iN0sure.
slowing is the setting Of the jury
,ket OF the district court (Scy-
N district, of Tarrant county
The week beginning March 20,
F--ilS7 Ellen Simpson VS.. j. S.
4 6li2, Thos. WorthingtOn VS..
q NQe Railway company ct a. :
llhe Nj. Baker w. Mutual Life
\ company: 1i3I, A. j. Hayes
.1son Cayill; Tij5. IL. Il. Mont
~ q. A. Brown.
. Al-ft4l. Daisy Loving VS.. Lo-
Llans; IlA3, Lulu Loving vs. Lo-
Evans; Gi56. A. j. Roe W.. A.
g al. y. NJ Fry vs.. Traders
n bank.
,eday 1871. Heating Improve
apany u.s. Culhcrson. Wright 81
n, J. q. Mckenzie vs.. A. l.. Hill;
Smithpy vs.. John Barden.
Mex Of Court.
II. IT. INMATE.
DIstrict Clork.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
Snow IN TINE NORTHWFsT

two inches of snow has fallen with the
temperature - degrees above aud
gale Of wind nj the rate OF thirty-tw0
miles nm hour blowing
AZ Miles City Mont, eleven and one
half inches Of suow has fallen with the
temperature If degrees above and q
high wind. Snow Us also reported at
Marquette, Fort Buford Fort Pierre
and Morehead. II Is still stormiug nj
o o'clock Nlth no indications of clearing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
4 GRrAr srNsATInN

Nashville, Tenn, March 13.-As a
today shot and probably fatally. Andrew
Winters The shooting took place In
the upper hall OF the courthouse just
after a trial when many people were
near by. Jones stntcd after being ar
rested That De was willing 20 abide the
consequences of his act. The affair has
created a prent sensation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
nnNnTInN OE a Doc.

An iccioc. which carried away a
couple of sportsmeu from the neighbOr-
hood of Odessa ten days ago was sub.
sconently driven 10y southerly wind
over against Otchakon where the fish
erfolk discovered the frozen co"pses
living close together Oh the Ice and still
Guarded bv "a faithful and hulf-famished
dog, which made no attempt 20 reach
me shore. The animal had apparently
preserved its existence on some of the
wild duck shot by its unfortunate own
ers.--Londou Daily News.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
INTO A WELL
Win Rocks About Their keeks She Threw Ne
Children ard Then Herseli-Ihe
Babies Dead

pereviIle. TEX, March, ispeiall
About noon Today when all the family
we're absent Airs DftO SANDER wife 0t
wealthy German, threw herself aFH
smnll children into q wiil with sAciaai
nieilt A sack of rocks was led Nr9lria
~ neck. she WAS discovered % he
v4.u seperh hours later mlcgnaclols
gha 3 not expected 10 live The chil-
dren were dead Domestic treable q
aasgped a. the cause.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
MASSACHUSETTS CONVICT REVOLT

Boston, Mass, March 10 Forty o.
the ring-lcnders IN last nights distur.
bQnce at the state prison were placed In
solitary confinement When the conyicts
We're being led ont Of the cells TO the
tempted 10 renew the pandcmonium Of
last night, but wore quickly put undcr
subsection 10y officers. They continued
their cat-calls and Wells, but beyond this
made no demonstration
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
TIi2 REVIVAL

I'VE services NJ the First
esuFeh still continue. Those
1olcling them feel that much
ls done. On sunday the
ssS wv twenty-six persons into
n M part az the results 0f the
1s't are still others await
hsA On Sunday night Rev.
3 as Preached on "iIell." The
A.. very strong one. and pro-
~ preston on the audience.
n ~. Wy forward FOR prayer, aud
n ~. Fonyertel. A large and
NJ e, ssihsgation listened to the zen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
FIRES.
DENTsON COMPRESS.

nenison. Tex. March Specially.
Tho compress owned by the Missouri
Kansas and Texas burned 20 the ground
this morning The fire started IN the
lint room, but lis origin y unknown.
cation were destroyed and also twenty
boN cars. The loss is estimated at about
$3.50 fully insured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
S8T25O

Three hundred aud seycnty-twO dol
ol the money on diapay iu Alexander q
McNeigh's show window. This N tho
amount counted up yesterday hy one of
the numerous hy-Htander, who daily
eonmegate nt the corner of Fifth and
RmaL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14

The grand jury Of Hays county fully
investigated the charge of swindling
made against II. II. Griffin Of this city.
found the charge groupdless mud moi
only refused 20 indict him but gave him
n certificate of honorable discharge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
SIZE sLEpr five MONTHS


Bprnlaa 81 a Tonsii Cures a Curious Case d
lalhafgio Sleep.
A curious coSe of lethareic slocp. which
lasted eve munlhs. los Just toaie 81 the
attention ~ the Hypnotic and Paych0lofl
cal society 10 Paris, which, both ttey
nud Tie doctors ARE nunbif % euilaln.
a iJyearoid sid ~ aH egrellelt PROV.
ineial family b the subject of lhs curl
lus rdpffinuee While nf boarding
eeh0H she WIS suddenly iIigitened nnd
brenme iil Sno Was atailinfd by ilie
calculated Professor lLaffot Hri at
iEittrd ~ the insane asylum ~ ilt
ka1ogeau az Vesiuef
~ this time The glll uiirfei a Defief
~ hpnran befka anA ier widely open
mouth disclosed 4 highly rW0.gu rlahi
tonsil Every two iuuntfs shc WIS
s s,,ite VIZ Z s9.,,1 o''g "a s a ,9;,s
her lcfi haua ihai she neatly uoFe I
away tbp Nns gomplfaiY pacoqeeloQs
aud had u 10 n9lrlshed ar-nci4ily by
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
SOUPS

Armours soups, chicken, gumbo con-
sommc. bouillOn, juliome, tomato, mock
turtle aud ox-toil in quarts, pints aud
half pnts These goods are the finest
nut up aud the prices are very low.
TURNER & DlNGEE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
1-1NEnlAN DROWNED.

BraddocL. Pa. March l3.--.L d. Marc
ney and John Joyce luemcu employed
by the National Transit company, We're
drowned IA the Susmchaunn river this
morning The men were strnglng wire
across the river and the boat upset
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
AT nE(lATTR

Decatur Tex. March Is. Special l--
Tho Cates hotel caught fire IN the parlor
iasf night which was the result 81 z
ANN explosion, bus the hanles were
snailv snbdued aud the loss amounted
=, aIouf $500 No insurance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
FTfN CRITICISED
IN, language by Some OF
~ ne CITY Officials.
CAMPBELL ON TRIAL
100 a, Lee Waller--Two Runaways
..,.,sw mat Harmed Only the
-, Horses Other Local
notes Of interest


~ Mr.. Baten, preached
s,.jwav Baptist church last
pg1 pm was the subject Of much
w psddock said, concerning II:
~ ~ bear the sermon, but i
y HTb Gazette this morning and
n me matter 80 far as 1 am
W see now that Mr.. Batten Is
a,e FOR sensationalism and is
in'.f nv a desire to aid the mu.
,.'s,herifies In correcting some of
NJ which he says he has
'ns Gus asked for his proof,
n.'olies with genfralites.'
Ia d i. Nicks said yesterday
n reply to the question, Did
4 Np Baten last nightF | new
~ political meeting. as you well
~siass / eau take part IN the pro-
,.rsed that when the trip was
! ~ night Of the 4th of March
Mo acre" when some of the
3 ean used In the sermon OF Sun.
mined. Mr. Baton disguised
IN M went with two others, and
~ what be reports.
ks reported robbery on
erect, mentioned in his sermon
sunday week. the story running
man was held up and robbed
IA 10 Main and two policemen
saloon few rods away the
nInt out as a defect IN the uih-
i tbst nothing is said Of the police
"A irament. II is alleged that one
n the party says he could not
q had the man they saw was rob
hey we're passing aloEg the
IN saw man evidently very
nd two women with him, one OF
Amst her hands in the mans
bat they saw nothing taken from
~ Of the man; that they saw
"a enter saloons and variety
bnt they had no knowledge as
ler they were called in ON duty
Of their own voliton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
~ nnANn SALINE.

Grand Saline. March -. lSpecial)~-
Tbis morning AZ . o'clock thc residenca
ii Mr.. ID. Land caught fire ana lh,e
buldine and nearly an the household
efiects were total loss, valued az about
$3.50. and no Insurance
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
DAILY BREAD

Daily bread baking ppwlrr NJ one
pound caus put ~ vs. J q GFunt q
~ ~ Chicago Zoe us apd sold by n6
az - ceuts per can we ruatanfee 30 ~
as isuel wagk ~ auv baking powder
80 laf mafSci
TURNER & DlNGEE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
TrRRELL OPERA HOUSE.

Terrell. Tex. March lSpecial)-
A VERY exciting time occurred on Moore
avenue and Virginia streets this MORN
ing when the fire bell rang ond me shose
aud blaze seemed 70 spring from tne
,,nero honse on corner OF Moore avenue
ana Virginia street. The fire boys were
I'm hand and throwing water Ia q lew
moments. but the trouble seemed 10
.arise from a burning huc. Everything
looked squally IN those parts Tor sl'5fs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
FaR CAMpBETr. TRIAL

N0,ace ia the case Of the
Niliam Campbell for the
Vncer Lee Waller last June
Mhen yesterday. The eyi-
Hssltnlly the same as in the
'hg9kh there may be- intro
gauiqonQl evidence that per-
snlieetly 20 the charge against
Ahe trial will last three or
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14

b Knights OF America. branch
Z hereby notified TO assemble
San az $3.50 sharp, this, Tuesday
for the purpose of attending
gal Of thcir late brother. John
nom ST. PatriCk's church. BY
s. ne president. h. l.. ORHlCK,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14

-Ah White says. 1.-The sermon
4 le Of church festival soup.
4g' water and very little oys-
4 lmef Maddox II read The
a report of The Baten sermon
a Nv 70 get some specific informa-
as the charges had been so So
zoe ! expected the proof TO
~ There Is nothing Ia H..
s'sststi0n or iniuedo that any
Neierred from making an af-
'allfe he apprehended danger
81 property from the police
vi. ea base 10 merit the notice of
'able man
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14

Daily Brnd eaklug p9uder 1 pound
sans, - rsais, a. 4Drueg 4 Diu1ta
~ Il ones.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
NOTHING IN TT

Services today at 10 a. m, and again
tonight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
TWO RUNAWAYs.

het delivery wagon ran on yes
@Hung from HOust0u and Sew
iN'A turned into Ninth. biz Dill
9 and knocked himself down,
serious cuts and bruises He
W ADD continued up Main on the
lllling at the Hurley building.
lhe eyung DR. Dmingrr's lit
p q tau Of from near the corner
ana Second streets, broke up
Stery wagon. ran up Main 20
sN0use az WWthCrford and
@ialng with q vehicle. the shock
"A mn down With such speed
hofse going that whom h fell
70 his feet ana in an attempt
'le courthouse railing was i'm
Z ~ seriously cut.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14

Daily Eraaa t,akIne powder. pound
cams ~ eeaiA 70 Xunlee ~ n|pNh
Tia i ynea