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The evening world., 1893-10-13

mortgages were fraudulent and reported
tn" matter to the police. Ferguson W."
arrested last night. lie admi'trl his
guilt. and said he had .ost lie money
playing poker and the races.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

is generally accepted as the true story
of the broken engagement. She say
her son concluded not to marry Miss
tulcrhill because she could not con-
sent to leave her mother.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
SPECIAL NECKWEAR SALE.

800 dor. Mems ami lnsa' NcrkWcar In tcJks sni
iour-in hands, nsht all dark shades. GcrrisA
q Go. ; price Toe, uuT price. ,suu .....,
The evening world., 1893-10-13

street. 5000 worth OF brass lamps. trims
m.nSs and fixtures. Wagner confessed.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
WANT A RECEIVER EAMED.
Allegations that the Duluth, Mesaba
and Northern L. In%solvent.

DULUTH. Mimi, Oct. 1S.-Action was
begun yesterday against the Duluth,
Nesaba and Northern hallway Com
puny, in which it was alleged hat the
rond H. insolvent and unable to pay It's
debts: that 1t defaultcd its last payment
Of interest ON bonds, and has illegally
favored some of its creditors by paying
them III full.
The plaintiffs, Morris, Shipley & Co.
contractors, Of Faribault. ask hat u
receiver be appointed.
TT. MeveNs Trial.
Assistant D.strict-Attorncv John +. Mcintyre
announced this morning thai he would ark TO have
DR.. Henry Meyers trial for murder Get for be-
veen Nov. S and l..
The evening world., 1893-10-13
soc.. ~ AS, $50 U
TREENM INCS,

Astrachan Trimmings, In all widths,
per yard.
u.
Fur Trimmings. with silk gimp
headings. in all the new styles,
u.
Also all widths in the Meyenberg
SILK Furs. Mink and Beaver. per I'D. a!
u.
Extra fine AnSora Fur Trimmings.
with gimp heading. in all %colors.
per
Hercules and Basket Braids, in a
widths.
Narrow Jet Edgings, per yard. &C.. s.,.lI
Marrow Black and Colored SILK Edg-
lngs, per yard.
Cloak and Dress Buttons In ali IN
ney styles IN metal, ivory, pearl. j.
IRnN crochet
The evening world., 1893-10-13

CuAKI.OTTE NJ. IONGE
My Young Alcidcs
The Two Sides OF the Shield
A Modern Tclemachu5
The Dove in the Eagles Nest
ANN EDWSKDS
Philip Earnsclire
Steven Lawrence
A Ball-Room Repentance
Vivian tho Beauty
Leah. A Woman Of Fashion
4 Point OF Honor
a Girton Girl
Ought We to Visit Her
nICK DOSOVAS
Tracked and Taken
Caught at Last
The Man from Manchester
The Mai Hunter
MRS. u. &. tIOFFaIANS
A Miserable Woman
Married by the Mayor
A Tom-rOy
A Harvest Of Thorns
Il. u. BLACK MOOR
Sprlnghaven
Christowell
Grips. The Carrier
The Maid OF Sher
Mary Anerly
Cnrdock Novel;
Sir Thomas upm1re, Bart, MI
MRS. ALEXANDER Mc-
WEIGH MILLER
Guy Kenmore's VIE
The Bride OF the Tomb
The Rose and the LILY
Jacquclina
Countess Vera
A Dreadful Temptation
An old Mans Darling
Little Golden's Daughter
BY ''RITA"
Faustina
A Sinless Secret
Sheba
Nivian'c
Gretchen
MY Lady Coquette
WIIkiE COLLINS
Illth i''NN
Heart and Science
The Legacy OF Cain
uUGU CONWAY
A Cardinal sin
Twelve Complete Stories
Bound by Il Spell
ANNIE 4. GIBBS
A Rlighted Life
Irene
The Walt OF the Storm
JOHN NJ. BATCilELOR
A Strange Conflict
A Strange People
FRASk HOWARD HOWL
The New Evains
An Ocular Delusion
WAI.TEH o.. GRAY
The bad Boy at Home
and Abroad
MRS. Rasher'a Curtain
~ LectureA
The evening world., 1893-10-13
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY.

Curative Skin Soap, fragrant and re-
fresh!ng; for cutaneous affections,
the toilet and the bath. lOc. cake;
j., b Williams Co.'S iine Mount
IIoreb CASTLE Soap and El Soudan
Palm Soap, per ake...............O5
Il %. Cake Pure White CASTLE Soap.
japanese Tooth brushes, brow bris-
Ties, fancy handles. worth l9c,.
IMPORTED hani-paintcd Easel stand
Mirrors, worth i9c:. each or....."..26
The Ideal" Tooth Powder, the best,
pr. I.yons's Tooth Powder. per bot, is
Large bottle Witch Hazel, per bottle ~
Reef, Iron and VIM. guaranteed
= 4 oz. Bottle SPIRITS Of G.amphar,
Parcgoric and Arn,ca. per bottle. 10
I oa. best Jamaica Ginger, per bottle. %
Imported French Baby Powder, per
Ezra quality biiristlcc Hair brushes,
French Chamois Leather, in all
sizes.
up.
. az bottle m Toilet Water. per hot.>n
1 oz. bottle tine Toilet Water, per bot.30
= ~. huttl? fine Imported Bay Rum, -.
o., TSttIc Universal shampoo, per
NV Diamond silver Frames, each, H..
New lmperial silver Frames, each. .2o
New Imported Initial and Fancy
Decorated Calt Leather Purses. "a. lie
Handsome Embossed Plush Photo
Albums, new styles. ............
Soc.- ~ AS, $3.50 up
Extra fine quality Seal Grain
leather Combination Pocketbook.
worth Toe, 40
Large variety ladies' fine Leather
PoCkctboCks, with or without cor
ners, .2S
Extra fine Jointed Dolls, 2t-inch
long, fine B!s1us head, long curry -.
KID BODY Doll, 10 inches long,
Bisquc head. full hair. shoes and
stockings, each.
The evening world., 1893-10-13


Which speak for themselves.
Imported Tea Sets, Sc
pieces, underglaze
decoration, various
%colors, former price$0 %
S4.97; now......... e
Imported China Gus
padores, former price 2Oc.
&c.; now, each. -. w
Cobalt Blue jug, 2
quarts, former price poo.
&c.,; now, each.... ~
Thin China Cups and
Saucers, assorted 1SC.
colors, pair........ ~
Block Tin Oval Wash
Boiler, worth S1.O9; zoe.
now, each W
Japanned Tea and
Coffee C~anisters, l sc.
h., special, each.... ~
Japanned Bread Boxes, GOc.
family size, each.... 20
Water Pals, 2 hoops, 4 &C,
well made, each.... "
Chopping Bowls, best quality,
10
Salt Boxes, we'll made, each. 10
Wash Boards, family size, each 10
Ammonia, extra strong, bottle .OS
Chloride Lime, best, package .OS
Water Splashers, decorated,
each. .O7
Ssxnb Brushes, all bristles,
each ...;..;....;..;....: .oe
Feather Busters, best quail
ity, each. IA
Galvanized Foot Tubs, each .l9
Dust Pans, Japanned, each. .O7
Round Bread Boards, each. .I5
Japanned Coal Scuttles, each .2d
Silver Plated Berry Spoons,
each. ,25
Silver Plated Child's Set s
pieces in box, each. ...... IA
One lot first quality Enamel
Ware, worth CSC. to 1.49,
at each ...........6... ,79
La
The evening world., 1893-10-13

. feO prices from the Crockery
amt HOusefuTnishinD Dept.
tchich speak for themselves.
The Republican journal., 1893-04-20
n Popular Steamboat Captain.

Capt. Otis Ingrsf,am is one of the finest
steamboat captains that runs out If Boston.
re eommandeda government transport dur
ing the war and has been in the serv ice ~
the Boston and Bangor line now for some 20
years. Capt 1ngraham is one of the most
popular men the travelling public in these
parts nave occasion 70 meet. He is genial,
magnetic, hearty old sea dog, and a great
favorte with the ladies' His boat. the Pe
nobscot, the crack steamer Of the. Boston
and Bangor line, is the favorite one to travel
on, on account OF the captains popularity as
we'll as the merits of the boat He knows
how t" handle a Steamboat as we'll as any
man attoat, too, and understands the ms and
outs q tins stern rock-bound coast as well
as Z farmer knows the geography of his own
potato patch. He has been Of great service
TO coastwise navigation, too. | suppose
there ls re one man who has done more to
get sea marks established down east. and
splndles, buoys, fl g-horns, bells, lights, etc.
put up than he. Long may the northeasterss
dow Through his luxuriant brown beard.
and long may his CHEEKY bass resound on
the hurricane deck Of the Penobscot. BIOS
ton Evening Record
The Republican journal., 1893-04-20
Points on Pictou, Nova Scotia.

Our Northport correspond Mt writes: Pic
tou, where neighbor Of tae Az has been
delegated COR it might be said relegated) IS a
thriving seaport on tile north coast of Nova
Scotia, on the north shore Of an ample and
perfectly protected harbor, 81 miles III di-
rect line north-northeast Of Halifax. Its
lighthouse il in lat A. Al M, Ion NJ 40
W. 1t stands in fertile and we'll cultivated
district, with extensive coal mines and quar-
ries Of building stone III the vicinity. Its
commerce has rapidly increased durIng the
past 20 years; it exports largely building
stone, dried fish and potatoes. and ship
building has been vigorously carried on At
Pirt@u. Tie mean summer temperature -
rated at SO - mean temperature for the
year, 42:9. Population hot far from ','~o,
Not much fog as on the western shores Of
the Bay Of Fundy, ana on WAN Whole rather
a delightful resort INV 4 simmer Residences
Better than Mount Desert PERHAPS htt M
NJ means equal u Ntrtlport W Belfast
il w. ~
The Republican journal., 1893-04-20

DALToN's SARsAPARILLA AND NERVE |
TONIC BEST ON EARTH. PLRAsAET 70 TAKE.
SURE TO CURE.
The Republican journal., 1893-04-20
ships and sailors


""'li a. 4-2f'' VI l''''' It'Vh = go"
ed an excellent model 81 TINS OCEAN >team-
shiu parjs ~he il jllst scyvn inclr, lona
.l i l. l,,r;l
fisht hni,Sn siaa-lf9bt. tbree smoke .tarls
I'M ;, rrnr,,rntatinn of steam norlring
from tn.. ,xhausf mines The yentilItors
are rnn,osenfrd as IN the ORIGINAL. With
str.rihu aear blnuaclc. skl-linbts. and
twelyt llfv boats On davits
Captain Murphy OF thc giant l}ath elll-
Iel Shenandoah tells an amusing story of
., ,,,,.,,,,,,t.,,,;tL - Ie,;t;.l vessel off Game.
I'll, ~,
III SUPERINTENDENT I'M" l'sf i'"i''VH
| the stormy cape ana WAS logging gently
ALONG III Il byief spell N fair weatbe1 yh,r
one day she VA nve,h,nlp.l ana ,as.pd III
file british ron slim kensinotnn Win iii
kites nyfng ;1n british crew mnuntel
M. riu,rin,r a,I a,vn +bo bic Yanl,an !
t,npti7,g ,7.,,,, +l,.,. Ha,y IT, intr.t
,.;l,,fil.,7 ,,,I,,,4I. +la;, lh.,,Il 4i,,rt,t..,
Ia,., o.l.' .,,,,. II, ,yitl, Ill. sn,l,url
,,a.a f,,iI;., J., tnu.t. ,-;4,,l,s ii ,v,s
}ai,l,, ,.,.,.d .,l'a.d ,.,,.,, ,..,,
,,ili,, tl,a ,J.,,
h,4or. alI,,yi,,.T Enthusiastically ,.,,,I. ,,,i
safls ..n, and hnly,rLs sh.tt.rnl N
i,,-t tIp Grs+ tirnn AWAY ,sua la,gh~ b.st
v,lo lait~lls last-- has been r&e,n,4,,tis.l i,
thu pxi,n,irncr IF ,ival ma,.il,ars
I" NAll I" lHt NoHi.D FAIR Capt
''enl9e ~ Nf' l"ii - l"fkPolt M4SS-, M
''ail'''ilT ! Sril''oiler y I"' 'oils " hSScN
T. III i'teS' i1l'N'Tl 'hN Al lhe l"I!oMllS
''iil' ~ i'' HWY Aetl
''N' WYE ",'H NJ """"' -
- '''c 'VNSci = 'Nli? ,'il'
'.t''' ''''' ~ ''i' w. ~ = i''ti
tlVui .''p''' ''seei a''"' 'ilt
I'M II. ,VN' ''S0''"
l.iH7 AK =, ILL., plin'lI''l pi''rS
- ~ - "iif 'iie'o WI
- W -, - 10" ielIe, H'"Pp'hS az que
'ee "'ie' N9ii'feal' She VIII :" through
wy, wy, v TIi'ii'i ca'lal ah,' ihlo Lakes pii'allo
lai1' li''lvn ~ M iGn ~ "hole NJ
g., p'i 'o'ut .,N''o lillIes !. = iiitch''vu
- remain apout w "eehs - III n I'os ,,
,i"n' "iie "uiinS VIC ,i'n rs w Nessei " ~
W, uI "''el"ie.' ~ i'o.' ~ ~ 49, '"in''
ne h"inpol " s''eH'' VIZ '''' w - i'''i''e'
~, DiH S.N5; ~ BOARD ~ ITALIAN BARS
rs l'aild,i DARK Marceam recently sailed
,
food TOR lthly' Her commander, Capt.
N4sare Chigliizola Is an educated and ac-
coli;}'}&hed gentleman, speaking four Ian
gnagts, a'N Is a, thorough seaman. While
the bark lzi,s ~ Bucksport correspond
ent of the Bs Hyh. Daily News dined On
board, and SAYS ~ sh6 ,.epast The bread
was of tile peculiai s.si.l seen only on
Italian yesseis-pjlot b1s:,i4 u inch thick
and five inches in DIANE: = With the |
biscuits came 4 sort OF beef sa, No., made
III the West expressly for Ita},; r-~,dc. |
and then VA servad ,nsccarnn; III u .
oalv Eta;ians can ronk II NH t,aas
ch.ss,. ,,,n, tnmatna. p.n,,Ie VIA +hi,,,.
tlcv h;+vn eaten GOOD m,rr,,n,i dishes !
,1,nnl3 TN rue ssyle in vo@nn ,rn,,,,,, tLc /
nno,]n yae, f,nderstand Il ,,,a ,.,1., :, =,
,,a+.i.Sl;+,s Ere ~ l,naf ',i'l a ,ll''h'
w;tl ton,.oas and .thar rn,y.tai>lns ,,a,.'
eaal.,d ,,,5 ,,,rHal s. ,t ''','.'s Me'e
n7.,,,,o,. Ill tassnr in'J,,a 'lll, ,i1'l
rnts and fus VA, ss v. nn M s li'ia ~
IN. .sl' i 49, I ,. ~ ''iiNi ~ 'i'N
The Republican journal., 1893-04-20

| was charmed with the German people.
With good many Of them | had CONVEX
s@tions upon their political institutions
their Universities and other schools; their
statesmen: their army; their opinion OF
other European nations, as for example,
Russia. France, Italy, England. The
German soldiers and you see them every
wherc-aYc very fine looking young men,
and wear excellent uniforms. They carry
tie swing Of victory in their movements
The French soldiers did not strike me so
favorably
The Germans are 4 people strong in
body. strong ia mind strong ii character.
Such race must Ne great. Reluctantly
did | leave German soil. But the time
calnt, and had to hasten Oh for a tour
through Sutherland It's crags, mountains
4 and lakes down through Italy ~ Milan,
Venice, Florence, Pisa, Rome. Naples,
Pumpeii, and NeSlNius, throwing aloft
her column of smoke which settles down
again oven The buried cities At hcl base.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
THE LAWS DELAY.

With n Jail full of prisoners and me
.. ~ iLat the grand juries are constant
iv enrag ed n aiing TO the nsl' huiS
n.on,e are curious to know how lons II
XIII ba before the institution VIII De 50
o,sr crowded rs TO demand adullohai
quarters outside, hu,
the criminal dockets grow apace, nu'
II has been many months since lnt 'on W,
~ attorney has been able 10 even .hP'
~, innate how soon he would get WIN
In spenking distance Of the last ease
si.d with The clerk A Gazette reporter
nsised a prominent attorney yesterday y
\, vas NOT true that there were man.
,,,isoners in the county basiile whose
,,ases could be disposed of easily me
gentleman said ... l.,
~ won't endcavor to answer your ln-
ouiry as you put II, but Will Simply qgo.e
eue particular case to uefn9hslra,s IVY
,he criminal business of the county
st',,,,.sriei refer to the case OF Niil
Iones a colored man who was indicted
~ lie murder OF Mitchell stevens, ne
i'uiin, occurred on Oct. -, 1871. Jones
49, arrested and duly indicted, As
stated The case has been placed on
every criminal calendar since ms ar
r,.st. aud put oG several times. either =
ne suggestion OF the state, OF tle ~
torneys for the prisoner In the hs ~
~. ieft the county. The states attoi-
ney cannot find them. yet the prisoner =
In the iail. being kept at the eip
~ tbe people, with no hope Of ever pe.u l-
,i.cad an trial. How many more, cases
~ similar character there may pe oi
,ha ,.riminal docket I, Of course. 90 ny
t,nxx bnt ! am quite certain thAt nols
disposition should be made OF inc 'oHs
matter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

Belt road at Grapevine, IN this county
became involved In financial difficulties
and in order 10 rcplsnish his Il 'plrtcd
eXchequer. resorted to methods which
rendered him amenable TO the law and
resulted In his sudden tight. The par
ticular charge upon which he was IN
dicted. was that of theft aud obtaining
money under false pretensos The cir
cnmstanecs We're that he obtained 500
from Robert Morrill, OF Grapevine, rep
indebted TO him IN that amount He got
the money and He'd the country. After
wandering about for several months he
was located aud arrested ut Cueru, De-
witt county Sheriff Eulcss was inform-
ed that the man was Nv custody. and
left last night TO bring him back for
trial 1t is said that several other charges
will be made ngainst him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
MISS wATsoN's SCHOOL,

After a successful session, Miss WAT.
sons select school for Young ladips closed
May 10. The last week was devoted
10 examinations. which were certainly
creditnble to both teacher and pupils,
some Of the young ladies passing with
distinguished honors. ON Tuesday even
reception. at the school for her nuplls
and friends, The program consisting Of
music, dancing. jolly games, nc. Tie
school will open again on the first Mon
day of next September.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
FOR AssAULTING A BOY

A young man named William Hit
was lodged in the county jail yesterday
on a warrant charging him with Ms
saulung II 12-ycaI-old boy. tile son Of
MIR. Willis. the manrcr Of the Bethel
Mission on the South sldo. Hit IN onr
of the mission workers aud boards with
the family Of Mr.. willis The cause
OF trouble, II Is alleged. is that the boy
refused to give his little sister drink
Of water from barrel, whcrellpon Hill
picked up go0d-sized stick aud began
iambasting the kid. The complaint for
the mans arrest was made by a lady.
q near neighbor The boy was not serl-
ously hurt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

u. @. Swan, who has charge Of the
countys con,icts, yesterday took out 1--WE
1--WE unfortunates 10 the county road.
They were oil colored except one man.
Among the gaug was q young coon by
Tie name Of Marion Jackson who ~.
Gently reached this city locked In u
Cotton Belt freight car lie got on the
car al Piano 10 steal ride and was
sealed in. On reaching this city be
WIS nrrested ON q vAgranry chlrEr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
MAHoNEY RELEASED.

Young Joe Alahoney, who has been
confined in the county jail for a few
dnys on a charge Of arson. WAS yester.
day released on bond, which was reduced
hr Tie Judge from 500 TO 500. SUI.
0cient proof was furnished That II was
i,,,r,o.sible 70 secure bail for the boy,
hence The reduction. There are no new
Developments In the ease.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

Following IS the weekly statement of
the average actual enrolment. attend.
ance and tarlipcss of the city public
schools of Fort Worth for the week
ending Friday. MAY ~. 1Sq3;
Second street-Actual enrolment 2TS:
Bclknap street-Actnal enrolment al.
tarly 0. percent attendance 9S
tariy o, Per cent Of attendance %.
Texas sireet-Achlal enrolment 2IS.
tardy o. per cent attendance 9S.
Missouri ACKNOWLEDGEMENT enrolment
24O, tardy o, per cent attendance 10.
tariy o. per cent attendance 10.
Magnolia avenue Actual enrolment
Bacon Hill-Actual enrolment 80. tar.
dy o. per cent attendance 100
div O. per o cent nttsndopce 10 '"
Ninth street-Aciual enrolment 80,
'"T HIgb p pbool@Act4o I" onTol1Snt 24G
tar,ly o. Der cent attendance %.
per " cent an Stt"pdanee .jS ~ =
Number Monday. 22S2: Tuesday. BOSS.
DIV Sa05
Monthly summary Of admissions, re
from. transfers 10 and from. OF ali build.
ings for the three weeks ending Friday,
NAV 90 1899:
uniiJiur M enrollmeut last month,
oS0. readnitted. II; dropped. 10: present
roll. us.
o3o. rradmittcd. 20; dropped, IS: present
,oIi 1ui
R,ilding No 4 Enrolment Inst month.
1Co. rea,iInittrd 10. dr0pped. u; present
rou iGn
R,ildjng M Enrolment last month.
o=i, rradnitted 30: dropped. ~: present
roll. 20
~ ,'',d,,ittci rs. ironnel. ~. present
=, ~ 49,
r"iy MI, ", n Eprollmept last month.
.,o pui.u, ,H9,,,i,tnl ~. Jronned u, present
Nj ,ni
ru,i' HI ", : Enrolln,pnt last month.
nu,,u,ns ituJ u. 1ronneI ~: present
no Ieauhht''u' - "'oFP''
rou, M y, 9 Parchment last month.
VI reaun''''eu' 49, ''''P'''
roll ~. -. a t,.,n,,,ort last ,nontb.
Bullulng - A. 1', I Io,,,,, .. nrrsrnt
a; Iennlhi''cu' w "''PPN'
roll. n ~ IN r,r,i,m.nt last p,onth
BUlluinE 40 ~ ,i,."n,,cd -. nrasent
dld' tmhuli''eu' - "''PF'N'
roll. ~ ., t,...,,,,,.,t lac, month
Building 20, El ui 1lai5 Ia. Arm.
300; admitted, !, IYuS ~ w. w.
ped, -; present IVl,' -,.,,t, o2o2. nd.
Total enpllnlent i1st ,n. dr,,n,,,d DIS.
mitted. l readdmnllteu' -4o' "'opp''' 49,
prGSent a,li 1ins,d tho school work
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
wAs NELL KXowN HEna.

Mrs. Lillian Reeves. the woman wh3
shot and killed Louis Longnotd on the
streets Of Dallas yesterday morning,
|. the widow Of Conductor Reeves, who
Two years since was killed IN o Wreck
,5ar uasseugcr conductor. and was wei
and favorably known ia railway cirrlef
ip Fort Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

i,,aln = Cough Remedy has be-
|ls@o.ee iot is cures Of throat and
~ II Is intended especially
. IA ,i'iqs' Group aud whoOping
"a, 4 The most effecinal remedy
N M, .aese diseases. Mr.. G.. Il.
i, ~. -eu Vity, Pa, says: 81 have
N ~ on Chumberlain's Cough
IN. Flftanl every bottle and
~; ,tfafd Of ane failing TO give
4 a., Y Sranmcr and J. =. Nicks
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

An Enrlish vatehmakcr EXHIBITS an
.u.dte u ~ distinct pieces mot incud.
ink thirty three bolts lnd tcrfnsl which
could be hidden In iady's tumble
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
CUT THIS OUT

4 X " i1lley & Bibb. Sixth and Rusk
kals nay corn. oats and bran
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
4 FAMOUS MEDICINE.

.sn y. architecture the proportions
-'e as one TO one aud u half.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

~ ~ s,sord taken by American as
"a ~, az eclipse was on Long
~ q, 1880.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
|sa She
|1 Escaped
\ l.. The
Nh knife.
ID HER TESTIMONY.

.lU AhAAA' -
. ~ sre beinr trcatcl md cured
II van have n difficult ease.
d L. Nan nronnunced inruroble
Y. u SNsters consult DIR. Il w
a =. M onipion. II may snye your
Wy, W. ronr suffering,
d .1a, WrS Enker snys:
A ,',' si'' Sesid moi ret them stoned:
A t.a set IN and / was ms yellow
eiboi n min In my side loss
'-i' bsl NO appetite; wns under
Slaert Of the best physicians in
gush; was SETTING worse an the
istefs sad ihey Would nave 10 cur
Y en anu iuEc STONE OUT OF
lslofe l coplu gel wen. ! went
4 Fsk ami began TO improve al
IN we'll ana ieelins wei all the
alnot say 100 ihuch IN praise
nv ,rpe At ,,-t,n
n Mis-; NJ. } BAhHk,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

soms months ago fellow named = J.,
n Race, who was agent 81 the Cotton
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

I.ssnb Rogers fnest cutlery made
on earth; seid only al Ahderson's Gun
house,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
If You Have S1.O0 10 Invest


Gall and see how much and how rnany different
articles we sell for 81 90
Special Sale this week on 500 dozen 3-ply
Linen Collars, all shapes and sizes, for 81 90
per dozen. This is an unheard OF Bargain.
Mems Balbrggan Underwear all sizes, ST. 90
per suit
ST. 90 buys from us the best Neggee or White
Shirt in the world
For ST. 90 you can buy firstclass Straw Hat
We sell Mems Fancy Border Handkerchefs
eight tor 81 co.
ST. 90 buys two unlaundered Mothers Friend
Percale or Chevot Waists.
Boys Knee Pants, ages to Ia, can be gotten
from us two tor ST. 90, or 30 cents each.
II you have any spare dollars to spend,
come to us, we will give you ST. 80 worth for
ST. 90. There remain on counters 40 of the
ST. 90 Suits and go of the So 90 Suits. Sizes are
not yet broken. Come and get one ere it is too
late.
A. & I L. AUGUST,
LEADING CLOTHIERS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

y M IN years old Belle Of Nelson
over the Mansion bar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

Nj n, AeOqnnekln. an electrician
D ~ ls building an air shlp VA
la 1hts and expects 10 l..yolu.
~ rns.ssi hagiSation businrss III d
y o, NV The p-gasiuetle + de-
Z I'm *, 4 winged horse and IS
- ~ net like bicycle.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

WEAR rHn RocK0nD SHOES.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

INC venom Of iha cobra, 4 swallowed.
|. harnlles..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
cry runLIc SCHOOLS.


High school Exercise. Mt oncra Han.
wednesday, 3i1.si SPIN.
PROGRAM.
invocation. ...,.. Rev. A. Z. buchanan
Soldiers Chorus" ...'. S,bnni
Discuss Resolved That the
Education Of Women Should
be C9-Exteusive With That
o. Man Affirmative. Miss
Matte Shaw. Miss Maggie
cartwright Negative, Miss
Maud Boaz, Miss Addie
Gallup.
Violin duet--'Slumber Soug"
Misses Norma and Patti Bur
br'lge-Aliss Florence Smith,
aceompanist.
Discussion" Resolved -
knowledge Exerts Moro Ren
ehcial Influence In the World
Than Wealth, Affirmative.
Carolus Cetti, negative, John
Vocal trio-"1he Reapers"-Clas.
lsson Misses Mary Whitla,
2 Edith Mayer, Mary Cox, Nor
ml Bur0rldgc Lundy Cox,
slilnnche .Wnllank. Iottir
Emery. MARY Field and
Mry Estes.
Glass HISTORIAN. Miss Yirgie Richardson
Naledirtory 49,. Miss Mary Ayres
lnstrusental duet" Euryanthe"
Welvr. Miss Addic Gallup.
Mics Juiin ogau