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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-24
A. II. CHAMBERS.
j. 8. WHITEHOUSE, Trust

NOTICE OF AN ELECTROMAGNETIC
~ at regular meeting Of the board OF edsc,s =.
OF the city OF Seattle school District No -
King county: state Of Washington, held o. -
3ist day OF March. A. ID. 1893. the following -
lutions were adopted, to- wit:
Resolved. that tor the purposes hefeipnI
mentioned an election I'm the district - now cav
aud therea. there shall be submitted 20 the -
the electors Of the district. on the oih oay OF Z
A, d. lsgS. the following questions; 2,
Chait me board OF education De auinofiDsg.
empowered TO purchase lots (6l ana seven y; .
block one hundred and twenty-seven IZpW
A. Denny's broadway addition to the cry ~
Attic, for school site for said dis .rict, ~ the -
OF eighteen thousand dollars tSlS.OO0),
shall the board of education be autnoIisee -
empowered 10 erect and build upon ovos
hundred and twentyssven tl27l OF A. q. D.ss .ss
Broadway addition 10 the city Of Seattte, ss ~
house, TO cost one hundred and twengy-nss -
sand dollars (Sl25.OoOl. m-..~
places he and are hereby named ana sele1.a r r.
the election places of said district, o. wnNn J..
polls shall be open TO vote at ssid eIection ~
ON the first floor OF that certain buiidM ~
rs The Rainier school building In the ciy
at'le state of Washin gton.
On the first floor Of that certain building -
~ the Minor school building, Ia tno cbJ -
In the east basement Of that certain -
known as the benny school building, ID ~
Seattle. state Of Washington.
on The first floor Of that certain buiidiug
as the Mercer school building, In the cry =
tie, state of Washington. nt
80
q Harmon. on Yesier avenue ana lnW
which building is opposite the city naai " -,
or seattle state Of Washington $500
In that certain building known - me - ~
building on the corner OF Seventh 80
streets, In said city Of Seattle, state
ington. -. r
And re 1t further resolved. That the 49,
said election shall be open &C i O'CLOCK
closed IT O'Clock p N. on saturday, Mv =
1893
Now. therefore, Notice IN hereby given y
election Will De held In the city OF seest3
district No I. In King county, state % W-xssS2
ton. on the 9Th day Of May. 1884. IN 49,
with the foregoing recited resolutions = ~ r
election the electors Of the district are Is3..
determine, by their votes. the QuessscIs. 4e1 r
toned In the said resolutions ana snc3ss1
them for their deter mination under -
tiona -
49, ] he polls for said election a. the pieeSs -
TONED in said r. solutions. viii b. ope-
O'Clock D. IN and closed ~ O'Clock p N
urday. May q. 1893
Ia testimony whereof. have hefeenscn Ssse5I
hand and Affi xed the seal of the city q SS.SS
school district No. ! in King counsy, ~ q
Washing on. this 9Th day OF April. a; y sS1v
Secretary Of the Board Of Education o. ~
seattle, school district No 1. In kioS
state Of " ash ngton. -
-
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L. ADIKS LORING.

TO LADIES GOING TO THE WORLDS
Af. Alfred II Cohn. the artistic ladies' tai
iof IN expert Designer In tailor made tray cling
SUITS ana guarantees perfect TT will make tailor
s.Is eompi.te 81 nre imported serSes Tor $50 TAI
NAV 10; r'ding habits . specially. elS Union Cd
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DkArns AxD rUvERALA

DoRMEIs-Tn Fremont Sunday. April %. 1893.
Alfred Dcrmeis. Of Nj and MrA f. h Dor.
meiA of cholera In fantunn, aged 10 months
Fune.ai services viii be held 1t the residence
this afternoon NJ O'Clock. Intermens at Mount
Pleasant cemetery.
pICK-The funeral services Of Daniel Dick will
BE- held this morning At II O'Clock at the First
German N. F. church, corner Of Stewart and
Thirteenth streets, kev. A. Preussins ofdciat-
fne Interr1ent nj Lake View cemetere.
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CTASpARp DANCING ACADEMY, SEAT
- re Opera House society and sage dancing
taught, circuatA Prof Akee.
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ENOR SALE-HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE
y on the installment pan in . neighborhood that
Is rapidly advancing: II you want to build your
own house will get you the money; slightly and
level lots, overlooking Lake Washington. on $40
monthly payments: now Is the time to secure
your own home T. II. Dempsey % Hinckley
block. Second and Columbia
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EOR SALE-ss75: LOT 60xl20 on GRADED
IL street. close in: ine view Of bay; one block
from car line. Gardner 4 Stratton. Baiiey build
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Contractors AyD aUyInrx.

CONTRACTORS AND BVgIDrxs
AfIoN CAMERON, CARPENTERS
- contractors and jObberA shop 3lI Madisou:
telephone l022
WASHINGTON WIRE WORKS. MANr
" factorers ~ everything In wire and orna-
mental IRON. have removed TO corner south Sec
ond and Washi ngton streets
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND PLUM
~ ers.-Bids will be received up TO IL m, N,
day, May 2, for the erection OF two wings ~
Kitchen. furnishing al material and performing9
labor for thS completion Of same, bids TO b 49,
ate on each. Also bids for plum Ding, steamrbQ,
ing electric wiring painting old buiidIuQ &
storage room, and 500 feet 10incn. $50 ID
S.inch. LOO feet 6-inch. moro or less @ee.
pipe. price TO be per fineal foot. delivered 4
cars at Lake View, Wash, for the Western WI
ington hospital for the insane.
All bids to be addressed to the b >ard OF TFueeee|
Tor the Western Washington Hospital for IL
SteiiacOom, Wash. ~
Each bid must be accompanied by ooeitn
check Of 10 per cent the amount Of the pfo?osA|
The right Is reserved TO reject any OF ali ma!l
and to waive any defect or informalitv In Auy ~
II II be deemed In the interest Of the state 10 y
Each bid must be marked for what postha +
the work 1t Is made on All bIis to bs IN accoeo|
Ance with plans and Specifications
Plans and specifications may be seen u the 90
OF q. 4. Dennis. architect, rooms 620.21-33 NJ
fty building Tacoma. wash.
A IL STEWART
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kSGINEERs AVID coyrn.cro,,

Gan FRANCISCO BRIDGE CoMPAyy-Ey
- gineers ami contractors for bridges Of svery a.
scrpuon. whaf building, pile driving dredging
ana s.eaEi shovel excavating plans and specific
iicited nice. o20-523 Seattle National BANK
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FOR SAyrLODGIyG HOUarS.


OR SAfE-oUR HOME LOGGING HOUSE,
Il one of the finest furnished and best equipped
houses In the city; rooms we'll filled with respecta-
he roonlers; three years lease given TO purchaser
al low rent: small cash payment required and bal
ance in instalments To suit purcha ser or would
accept part OF 1aiance In trade. Inquire at our
Home. No i5l6ls Front street
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DANCING ACADEMY.

nAHL's VIOLIN, BANJO AND GUITAR
~ school, 2s2o Second stree and 2cs Pike
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NOTICE TO sTOCK HOLDERS.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
L the National Investment Company. OF seattle,
Wash. wIl ne held the Office of raSford 4 Clay
toa. room 4o2 Bailey building, corner second and
berry streets, on saturday, April -. 1898. at
1850 y m for the purpose Of eIesting officers, and
for sacl other business as may properly come be-
fore il
A full attendance of stockh oiders 10 requested.
F. ". D. HOLBkook, secretary.
Date OF nrst publication April 3. 1893
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TnE SEATTLE PosTINTELIIGENcER MONDAY "a 1893
sEs1sEss CHANCES.

L,OR SALE-FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT:
u centrally located For particulars cali room 3
Kigen block
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DESTRUCTION IN MATHEMATICS. LATIN,
i Rhetoric. Literature, given BY Rev. George p.
Anderson, 90! fifth
CTARR SHORTHAND AND TYPEW kITfNG
~ college. Hincklry building students lifted
for positions in three months: guaranteed
THE SEATTLE SHORTHAND AND TYPE
L writing institute Mrs- Leo principal Thor
ongh and practical. training for Law And cofro-
spondenre Top ioor Occidental block
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FOR RENT-LODGIN0 HOUSES.
LNOR RENT - LODGING AND BOARDING
u house; furniture for sale; best bargain in city.
2l9 Columbia street
L,oR RENT-LODGINa HOUSES: FURNI.
Il ture for sale. Hall POI New York block.
Tor RENT-A LODGING HOUSE. Sol MAIN
i street.
L,OR RENT-LODGING HOUSE, 5O7 MAIN
street. close To site of Great Northern pass anger
depot: rent reasonable 10 desirable party. Sack.
man Philips Investment Company, 42s- So Bailey
building.
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E'OR SALE-PRoPERT1ES AT BARGAIN In
y G. Kinnear addition, Queen Anne: lot
olympic avenue, $50 feet from park: house and
lot on Vic DRY street. 100 feet from line, house
rouns. all modern improvements: corner lot
with B room house, 500 feet fr9m car line corner
Victory street: corner lot Victo-y street. SAX
100 feet, in garden and fruit trees and years
old. Any OF the above properties can be bought
on small payments down and low rate Of interest
building can be built on any vacant lot named
above Apply at AL olympic avenue, between
and 12 q m
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/ ~ Tri
(a%insw
|kWriv.I
4 Doctiy
L Dali
/ April |
4 sane
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yNANTED-TIMBER land IN $rRACTs
w from 900 acres up fer large Easts9n synci-
cate; will want four months cont ac& TO close
deal. Address Timber, cara Post Intelikencer
WANTED-GOoD RESIDENCE OF RESr-
w dence lot for cash Customer. % siinck ley
block.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-25
HE PEEPEO IN THE ROOMS,


Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 22,--While Miss
Fay TcmplcFon aud her associates were
singing ,hc second act at the Edgcwood
avenue thea,cr last night, very thrill.
lag dmma was being enacted behind the
scenes
A swell young fellow from New York
or Washington has been following ihc
ompany fer several weeks, He is said
to be very wealthy and has an ahun-
dance OF leisure, too. He seems 10 have
No higher ain lhun TO follow opera cum-
pnnics and smlle upon the chorus kris.
The maunger OF Miss Tempieton's COM
mny has had a great deal Of trouble
with him, and has repeatedly endeayored
TO drive him away.
Tho young swell would not 90, how
over. aud remained with the company
dnrlng It's stay In New Orleans Hc
turned up In Atlanta Immediately after
the arrival of the COMPANY here. He
appeared at the EdrcwOod theator last
night arrayod IN q large chrysanthemum
and a gorgcous tie,
lie presented himself 70 Manager ller-
bert Matthews and wanted to bny one
OF the middle boxes He insisted upnn
paying n double price for It. He came
out after the second act began and asked
Mfr. Matthews for another box MIR.
Matthews told him he would have 20
eoaten. himself with the Accommodations
| he had
The New Yorkcr then disappeared he.
hind the boxes and IN few minutos
Il was reported 10 Mr. Mathews thaf
some one had cut hole In door OF
one Of tho dressing rooms Mr.. AInth.
cws went out and accoaicd he young
man, who was sitting on the FALLING
yers innoernt.looklng Mnnaaer Mail,
ews demanded 10 know why he Ind do
faced the building and the swell be-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-25
KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
Balloting for New General Execu.
tive Board-Against Powderly.


BY Associated Press.
Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 24.-At the af.
tcrnoon session of the Knights of Labor
the balloting for a new general exccn.
tive board commenced carly. +. b. Ma.
guire Of New York was chosen. Ballot
after ballot was taken for other members
but no result was reached. The election
had TO be declared suspended until to-
morrow morning. After adjournment
there was q great gathering Of claimants
and the claims Of each nominee were
pressed in the most effective manner
This was kent mp even during the din
npr hour. aud at reception NJ knights
Of Labor headquarters tonight the fes-
tiyitics did not deter the delegates from
arguing the pros and cons of the ques-
ton and the qualification of the candi'
dates for office Il is said by those on
The inside that it peace could be declared
for short time between the hostile fac
lions the affairs Of the order might be
better looked after. 1t was enacted dur
ing the day that hereafter the secretary
and treasurer shall act as secretary of the
general assembly Al the hour of adj
iournment The delegates showed deter.
animation 20 keep ON with the fight against
Powderly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-25
In TEXAS WILL PROBABLY BE
FORT WORTH.
FRACTIONAL TROUBLE At DALLAS
Has. it Is Said, Determined the Dis
tinRuished Prelate TO Locate
at Fort Worth as His
SEQ City.

II seems quite likely THAT when Bishop
Dune, TIC newly elected bishop Of the
Northern Texas diocese, shall arrive IN
Texas, he will make his home in Fort
Worth.
This news WINS brought to this city By
Fort Worth Catholic WHO has been in
Dallas for the hist few days. This gen
tleman says the Catholics of Dallas gen
craly believe that .his will be the cAss.
Should 1t be, they will admit that they
can blame only themselves.
The new bishops reason for the cou-
templuted removal Of the bishopric from
Dallas to this city is to avoid. II It be pos
sible the evil results Of friction now prev
nlcnt among the Catholics OF Dallas.
ms discord Is a legacy from Bishop
Brennan. whose resignation followed
rlose on bis appointment
Catholics are familiar with tho disscn-
SONS which sprang Mp shortly after LIS
ofdihuilOn, aud which continued quite
through his term of residence IN Dallas.
lhese discussions. more than anything
rlsr' prompted Lin to tender his rrsiEna-
II seems that though Bishop Brennan IL
gone, tue disScnsions stil live; and the
actions OF the Dallas Catholics would
seem 10 indicate desire to pcrpptuntn
Them. Each of the two factions which
nave been cnusing the discord las been
counting the new bishOp assiduously. en-.
denv0ring to persuade Bishop Dunno Ia
espQuso It's cutise
These Efforts have distressed the bishou
very much IL is reported. He hns trie,
every way 20 liruonze the factions
ana, 80 II TX rcpnrted, he has despaircd
Of success. He fears his ontry into Dial.
lfyHVtH IN4la 90. d Ia. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-25
HIS CASE RESUMED N THE
SHERMAN DISTRICT COURT.
THE TESTIMONY OF A WOMAN,
She says Edwards, Alias Leroy
Told Her That He Killed Mrs.
Hayne-A Wisconsin Mans
Testimony.


t1IleNluA ~ Wv AHhAtNhes
Sherman. Tex, Nov 24.--Tbe case
against Dick Edwards, alias Bill Leroy,
was resumed in the district court this
morning.
Court was called at $50 o'clock. Hen
~ Hackney was on the stand and tes
cited.
II know Ellwood Smith; he claimed TO
be detective, and was introduced to me
by Tom Spears; when Edwards was ar.
rested at West Superior / asked him II
he did not write letter TO Tom Spears Mt
Denison; he said he did not know Spears
when we reached Texas, Edwards said
that 10 had been married three times, but
had no wife in Texas; 1 warned Ed
wards in an office in West Superior that
anything he might say would be used
against him, aud Edwards said he did
not know what he was arrested for; |
Told Lin for killing Mrs. Hayne, Miss
Hawley and Maud Cramcr; he said he
PA au read something in the papers Of the
killing; | searched Tom Spears house; we
found letter and some ieweiry: Or
Haynes did not identify any OF the lew
cry as having been tho property of his
VIE. l irst heard Of Leroy by letter
winch was written from Duluth; / was
working IN connection with McAlcc, try
ING 10 Ind out who murdered the women:
Tom Spears introduced mo to IelwoDd
Smlthi there was a reward Of about
Sl1UO FOR tie conviction of the guilty
party. know JOl.n SissDn; he was In the
aaloon business; | sent u drscriItion OF
inc man we suspected 20 Wisconsin; I
got the de- tripuUn from Fannie Williams
housei ! took JOAN Frcels 10 tlr jail 10
identity Edwards also asked Sissou Ia
soi ] saw Leroy NJ Fannie Williams
mousse found no property In Edwards
possession a. West Superior; myc
never asked Edwards To make state
hcnli l am positive Of this; | told LEROY
had ~ en- him al Fannie Williams
horhc; think hc had on same clotlius
when we arrested him as he had uiI
when | saw him az Williams: / don't
Know when Edwards .aid Le left Texas:
4 was n2l 49, TIE Jail when Mrs. WI.
~ ms Of Dallas went 10 the jail to ilcn-
MY Edwards Tom Spears has never
spoken 10 me since | returned 10 Tpyns
WIN Edwards; when Peel WAS arrested
| spears au1 were ON good terms: 1 vns
WIN The dcteudunt more or less all the
| way 70 ItANs. ! am q married man. and
have been an 0licor for twelve years; my
| the record"
A. g. Earnshaw Of West superior wns
| placed on the stand and testified as fol.
| lows am manager of detective
/ saw Dick ISiwarJs In ''% W.. t"S. MAY .
aud arrested him: had a descri ,39,Sr' OF
| Edwards which was fnrnisb"d i, ,''i H. It
nov, / knew oray s i i,,j,s ny linek,
| Texas DicL arrn.ieI it III InIle "l
| Hackney descrintiop, ,ban i i',s az
w1s arrested ITnrl,nnv ,,"rnnd - LIS
that any statement he u,,'Ic ,,, ,u ''hs
used MS evidence, IIa"tnny t,iH " V i9o 'u
fcn,lant he was wanted Far ' ,h.' r,,,, IT,
Of Mrs. DIR. Hnynp; Ewards said he md
tnsntlnnrl Snc,,r,' 49, iil9vhnvg
Mi H., bol ncr'.r pa,,,i "H Ivy EuWhrd'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-25
I he Gazette.
FORT WORTH, TEXAS.
NEGRO UPRISING.

aiiazrD ap OF lu95dS
opelka, Aha, Nov, IA negro upris-
ing occurred twelve miles from Opeiika,
Ala, last night and thirty-one ringlead.
era are In jail, while citizens are scorr-
ing The country fer others. Az daylight
Yesterday Jeff Mhadey, wealthy citi-
geu thrnshcl negro woman for nslng
profane Language Ia the presence OF his
wifn A iuuarsd or more negroes rose
Il, arms and thrcatenod vengranee, armed
Themselves and surrounded Whatley's
house. HIT thr news was iAken to Opgii-
kR ana n posse was orsanizel, headed bv
che ShpriH. Tho pa>se hurried 40 tho
scene and cook the negroes by surprise.
An were armed, sdmO With pistols md
seine wi,a, knives and ra1ofs The luad-
us were handcpled and put in prison.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-25

Mslile The Gazette deeply appreciates
the liborAli,y Of ia Advertisers, II Ina
become necessary to call attention TO
rho rule that hereafter al those who do.
nirr % use y page will DO required 10
Il nj In their copy AZ least ono lav In
advance of the data 4 Is to appear Copr
for hali-pag, advertisements must h.
in the counting room by " oclnck, noon
No advertising copy will be taken later
than : y. IN. preceding the date il IL 70
bs published.
THE GAZETTE COMPANY.
Sept ~, 1sDS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-25
THE LEHiGn STRIKE.
by Associnted prcss.

Wilkesbatre, Pa, Nov. "a. -..T'h, fIQht
hetMcen the Lcliieh Valley rold ana Ia
Splployes Is LOW on the finish. The men
hegin 10 realize this for the first lime.
They hoped all along until TO-DAY thai a
Compromise might be effected. but now
tiat hope has hanished The ray Of
Sunshine that pierced tho gloom this
mornlng aud gave encouragement 10 Inc
nope The strke was nearing an end was
ulspelled BY the following communication
20 chairman Rice from Messrs. simpson
and watkins, coal operators, Tolerated
ny IN operators meeting TO meet Nbur
ma see II DO would not assent 10 hear
ING The railroadcrs In the matter at L.
sue; Owing 10 your iusist,ng upon the
Islnslatenent Of all employees our ncao-
Intigne Tor q conference have failed
"; Wilbur is standing BY the circular
Of NpYembcr = IN lis cntlraty !"
Mr hlce upon reviewing the situation
eald; II very much regret fliot the
hopes we cherished ycsterlsiy OF An eariy
Adjustment Of our dificultRis have ebeiit
vanished. II looks like d long fiehi I'M
No are prepared for H."
oticiala say the old cmployas can NOT
he reeelYe,l rs an entliet hnt INV
may apply for and Obtain work on M
same conditions as onisidcrs
-s-..--.. ~
Subs and ehrysnnthemums az BAler
'bros', vVV aian street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-25

NY Associated Press
Denver, Colo, Nov 2l-Gen. McCook.
commanding The department Of Colorado.
today received a report from IAeut
Brown, located ON tile border nrar Pa.
tomas, Mexico, where lac was sent In
Charge OF q detachment OF cavalry hV
The general 10 protect American interests
The houtohant reports American eltl-
aens not endangered at ALL The lntp
rail- was made by Indians of tho 10.
m1chie tribe, who detest the Mexicnn
government and Mexican soldiers. The
report states that tho Indians made no
Eerions Interference with the Americans.
iaking horses from three pers0ns. and
thhi tho raiders are now flgitiyes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-25
rIIR wnArIlEn


Galveston, Tex. Nov. "a crest Of
hlgh pressure has moved from the llocky
mountain slope east % central valley while
AN area of low pressure * moving eastward
Into the Atlantic from the continent anu
another low pressure area Is making rs
appearance oyer ihe eastern Rocky noun.
tain slope with Its greatest drpth appar-
entity TO the northwest OF Montana
The temperature has fallen over the east.
ern portion ~ the country aud The fnl mas
boon decided over the east gulf ana south
AtlAutic states, while there has boon a
IN went ~ lilo Nli-sissipni river. and thc
risc has exceeded no degrees pretty sNner-
ally over The eastern Rucgy mnun.
tain sope, Tho weather Is gcncr-
TO the Atlantic. while the low pressure
will move eastward aud southwark along
the Rocky nountnin slope curing Saturday,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-25

Special 20 tho Gazette.
Paris, Tex. Nov 2l.--It is reported
here tonight that in a fight at Durant,
l. T.. today Tanly Folsom killed vii
Durant, mud Bud Durant then killed
Folsom. There was an old feud between
the parties A few weeks ago Folsom
Killed Key Durnnt in fight az Ca11o
and this led to the desperate battle
TO-DAY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-25

W5N OF The" FrflcTTplI0TIs IN IlIIuF
nhood. rToinnnhood, and motherhood, its q
Importing tonic that's peculiarly adapted 70
,or needs, regulating, strengthening, and
airing, the arrangements OF tho sex.
II there be headache, pain in tho back,
,oaring down sensations, or general debility,
n II there be nervous disturbances, nervous
rostration, and sleoplessness, tho Trescrip.
ionp reaches the origin OF tho trouble and
lorrocts H. Il dispels aches and pains, cor
,ects dsplacements and cures catarrhal in
Illumination OF tho lining membranes It's
guaranteed 10 benefit or cure, or tho money
paid for 4. Is refunded.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-25

rs A sEcRET--
that many women
nWe shelf beauty
to DR.. pierco's Ia.
vorits Prescription.
The rln7qil beau-
~ OF form and
face, as welt-us
grace, radiate from
tho common center
= health. The best
bodily condition re-
sults from good
food, fresh air, and
exercise, coupled
with the judioions
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-25

Fine shaving mugs and brushes. a
Morehcus & McIlride's jewclry store.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-25

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-25

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