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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-01-26

Dedication OF odd i,'llom- HhIl. Tu-rdnS
January. Eth.

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-.
Ih' "'"hi 81 deditatih2 III" ne" ana
briuHiiul hall oi lllrtland Lodge. l0l
;. Ina. b.ee,ne = lbiuy Of th.
,.3., -,
y ', ana win 10 lfs I'll, d ''i' p'op'
look back upon the eercmoni"- Of the
day and -" festivities of III" evening
The Hall. which by the WAY i 4 com
modlou, one, and finely furnished. was
opened IN the forenoon 10 thos" =" >hing
10 inspect II. some who had previously
iid no opportunity, the elegant appoint
lnrh'1 and furnishings excited much
surpr''' alid admiral ION. m"fr parlle-
uiaf'E from me Gties, WI" are AWAY
supposed to kno" good thing when
ll'H see IL although nails might d"
,l"uSh' - b' -olilfNiia ou' % il'h
Ilhn,
Inc 'Nrrel,e- prep'f e"lhn"nc"d AT
-''V T. VI II. singing "3- ny me
iuui'hc'' LED by ME m W brown "i
HARMONY "ho also pfesid'u Ill 'h" or
gan me Impressive ceremony ~ drdi-
cation wa, performed ny IN i"II'M lhS
'Tahu pliie'f-. una il.9e -'I'tl'u TO
/ 'cl "l'h thenl. everything We IN So'1
'a',e' ,h'' f'neelea ef'oll On ne "rd'I
"'II" mos ,ngaS''. - '"'.,4' y
Hlli"'I 'tN ii hell','pn,iN' ~ '', ",,,''
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-01-26

The Lewiston Journal learns that thu
next summer schedule Of trains on the
Maine Central will include 4 parlor ear
daily TO Skowhegan via Lewiston, to
leave on the regular morning train and
arrive on the afternoon train. The morn-
ing train i also to run express from
Monmouth 10 PORT land stopping only NJ
Lewiston and Auburn. These changes
will br appreciated by our people.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-01-26

At tn" annual meeting ot Madison
Wooden Company held al Madison Jan
uary l9th 1893 the following officers
We're elected for the en uing veal hi
rector-. Geo. II. ryant, y. I. hcnia-
min. b. =. j, Weston, Nm L. snow, NJ.
l.. Williams. Charles II. Clark and Daniel
L. Wont. Clerk. \. NJ. Small. Treas
urcr, NJ l.. Williams VI Il meeting OF
Directors Geo. II. Bryant Wa elected
Pre- idcut.
rhr selling agents are noN I. Van
Amhurg Il Company. NeM 1ork. III.
Libby x Company wera the larmcr
agents having served u company A.
such tor ~ years.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-01-26

Il -rrtn- to be- definitely settled iltn
senator Carli,l. of Kentucky i To rnlct
President Clevelands cabinet ~ Sccrr-
tary OF the Treasury, and he has re-
signed his seat in the senate for this
purpose, his resignation to take effect
February first.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-01-26

Maine Legislators arr talking II -iof'
session. The present indication. ar
that ten or rlrv"n ~rek- will b. sulii
ci,nt 10 complete the necessary leRisl-
iiH of the session. Perhaps shorter
tnc will suffice.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-01-26

DANA's sARsApARILLA CURES.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-01-26

l3gn.osi l4.o517n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
PERSONAL.

Miss Ida Tllor after visiting relatives
morning for her home ut Little Rock.
Writ Brown of Waco, we'll known
hotel clerk. WIS in the city yesterday.
Miss Fannie Peers left last night for
Kansas City where she viii attend school
She has been hnuc for the holidays
Mr.. Arnold kirally, who Is now with
Around the World in Eigh-
~ Days. has Just finished
his trip all through Europe
and America and this SIS his drst appear
gncc IN the South in twcnty-four years.
lie b. known as well in Europe as m
America and is acknowledged to be the
greatest iu his line OF amy one who ever
appeared before ilic public Mr. Kirulfy
also puts ou gund ballots, viz, "rhe
Fall of Babylon "Soigc of Paris. "1'hc
Last Days ~ Pompcii" and SARDINIA
pulus.'
Miss Alice s. Farmer teacher in
WnlG,u's Texas Business college. has
rctuuta f0lm neloon where she hns
bpcn spe.uing the holidays with rela-
tives ard friends.
Miss pB Brown Of Onk Clin Is visit
inf Nliea Lillinn Paxton a. Arlington
Heights
Mr. s. H. Williams of Nashville. Tom.
Is visiting the family of Mr.. H. q. Sem
ter
-, Il. Hirshfcld was called 10 Dallas
last evening 10y telephone message au-
nounclng the serious illncss of his fa-
thcr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
PENCIL PICKINGS
IN THE CITY

Yesterday was remarkable IN more
ways thnn onei II was not only the
FIRST day of the year, but also the first
day of the month and week This Is
something TINT happens but once ia scy-
e.al years
The two men iailed late Saturday
night on the charge of resisting nm oih-
Ger were Gus We've aud Frank We've.
Gus Williams was brought back from
Decatur yesterday and lodged IN his old
quarters In the county jail While at
Decatur he was sentenced for two years
for burglary aud viii soon be tried here
for theft
George Hargrove remains IN about the
same condition that lac has been In for
several days past-nO better and no
worse. His chances for recovery
brighten every day he lives.
An Arlington Heights ear jumped the
track as it turned from Seventh into
Jones street yesterday afternoon aud
damaged the brake so IL had 20 be
laid of
III Blake working at the Fort Worth
brewery had one of his feet caught In
somt machinery yesterday and three or
four toes were badly crushed
Hal d. Tracy has bought the interest
of Frml, Carder In "l1very Sunday"
and Will hereafter publish the paper
undcf Ills sole control.
Because the city has asked for power
10 tax up costs for processes IN cases
tried in the city court, Il misapprehcn-
sion has arisen TINT the city wants TO
return to the fec system. No such power
Is asked and IL Is doubtful if single
member of the council would vote for
such a proposition.
w II. Cause, Division No, ., Uniform
Rank Knights Of pythius win meet in
its new atmory in Huhman's hall Wednes-
day night
The regular monthly meeting Of r. Il.
lee Camp Confederate Veterans win be
held today az $50 ., M.
Yesterday was almost day Of per-
feet peace TO so many that Il was truly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
Cultivation Of nnnn,r.

When we got women 20 think az much
about the development of their bodies aud
the proper food with which TO build them
up es they do now Of their bonncts aud
dresses, snya Dr Kata Lindsay, then ,vo
viii have % race Of strong women, with
perfect forms, equal 10 motherhood and
every other duty which may fall to them
IN life. Instead OF making an effort TO cul.
tivate the muscles OF their bodies tue ma
Jointly Of them deliberately go TO work by
improper aud M adjusted dress 90 destroy
the large muscles which hold the body
erect They are anxious 30 have a good
form, and the desire Is legitimate enough
u they took the right way TO secnr1 this
end. 10 can only Doe secured by Ummotrl.
cal physical development never by lncinr
themselves into stiH, unwicldy, duformlng
molds called corscts. Not only woman'a
health, hut the welfare of the generations
"a come depends hugely upon the quality
Of % womuua muscular development. A
child who iuhcritaa wc6lIIpuscular frame
win always Boz at a disadvantage through
the bad Inheritance
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02

'Basking IN the sum- Is IN itself Of real
and considerable honcGt, aud 70 is no com.
plimunt TO our huran intelligence to end
thnt cuta and dogo understand that fact
hettcr than we do. Even the blue glaa"
craze bad a truth underlying IL, and owed
such success as Ga achieved To the proper
ton OF sunlight which penetrated its col.
orCd medium. Tho love of sunshine IL
naturally one of our strongest Instincts,
and we should De FAR healthier and hap.
pier II we followed aud developed DO ln-
stead Of practically ignoring and rcprcss
ing &c.
How a sparkling sunny morning cyhiia.
rates us and makes as feel that "it's too
ane day 20 spend indoors and yet how
few holidays arc taken Tor that rcnsonl
The wealth of the suubrnms Is poured out
lnyIshly all around us, and we turn from
lt Co struggle for "a fcw pitlful handouts Of
something else that Is yellow and shining
but not half 800 likely 60 bring us huppi
ness, and often has strange. red spots upon
No. Give nature a chance. and wewlll Gud
that thcrce8 more thnn nero fancilul
connection between natural sunlight and
that sunny disposition, which, inter AN.
Is the true philosophers stone. ~ North
American Review
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
A lively FIGHT.

Dnicer MOscy Saturday night about
lsiO got a phone cali saying there was
B hwtelass fnmily row ut house on
l,llznbeth street, east of South Main a
ihprt distance.
fle Went tie house was located aud
n response 10 a 10y no means polite inyi-
lnion he went IN, replying To a surly
ptry about what he wanted 10y stating
|e had been told there was row there
alFl some one had fired a pistol. Ii was
M denied but afterwards affirmed by a
woman, aud he told the two men. Frank
tnl Gus We've, mouldcrs al the Moore
IRON works, that he would have 10 put
lhrm under bond. They very cmphat-
Icolly refused 10 be put under bond. de-
ell ing 10 be arrested in a,y way They
INV very threatening in their dcmon-
ttfations and Mosley left 10 call up the
notrol wagon. these two brawny Ger
|Ehns being much more than a match for
lhc officer
with the wagon came Patromcn Nc
Paw aud ToWnes They went into the
muse, but the We've brothrrs declined 10
l|n tukon out, and in q few minutes there
WOE the li'eliest trce-ior0ll Eight these
90 GERS have had for many a day Frank
NfncCl himself against the door iacings
IVA h both feet, ana whom tho officers got
NNl ont of tho house the place looked
~ II q cyclone had wgcstlhd with the fur
thure McGraw's coat was almost torn
pA of him and Frank We've landed in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
nronLh nIoremenl. on l.nn,.

Photography o. maryolously widening
our field of vision. IL has shown us mil.
lions of stars hitherto unknown; IL has ne.
yoaled astonishing details OF animal loco.
motion, and caught tho rifle bullet in ne
f.ght aud it rs now being made 90 record
tho movements OF the growing parts OF
plants Especially curious are the results
with certain climbers, such az The hop con-
volyulus ipomo'o, etc. Tho young stems
move Ina succession o. irregular circular
or clliptical curves, which vary every mo-
ment, even In direction, aud are due 10 ir.
regular growth In different parts OF tho
stem. Daring the sleep of plants, move
monts do not cease. but consist OF alternate
upward and downward vibrations Ohio
State journal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
a cnnaumnlLnn rrctcnlIrc.

Dr. llamblcton writes. 'Thcra can be nd
doubt whatever as 20 the great benefit Of
the habit OF deep breathing fun inspirt
tion deep expiration, fun inspirationin or
binary life Children ought to bo regularly
trained. Under present circumstances, M
ten years Of age they have lost ncnrly nine
inches OF chest girth. ! should like 90 see
true physical Development a necessary part
N tho education OF children, and / have
always advised singing whom the lungs
have been developed to a certain degree
The great curse Of this country h con
sumption, and children suffer heavily
through t.. 10 develop the lungs thor
uughly and maintain that developments b.
the only means Of preventing oonsump
uouW
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
MIL RrcElvE TnnAY.

Dc ladies named hcroin viii receive
ihelr friends ut the hours aud places
spebiGcl on Monday today Go exc
enfige the good wishes Of the glad
NcN Year:
al the residence Of ]. J. Mcltoa
Nofth Burnett street, from q to IL
n M: Mcsdumes Dug Mutin, n. h.
lirrhunou. j. B. Burnside Perrine
ard j. j. Motion and MISSES Nuuuic
and Ella Montgomery, Lena Il. Terry.
hlary Vaughn, Mamie CulbertsOn, Ellen
Alngruder and Matte X. Melton
N iss Wayne will receive at her house
On West Wcatlcrford street from TO
IiI u. M, assisted by Misses McLen-
hon of WAco. Graham of Austin, New
iot of San Antonio. Terrell OF Virginia,
anll Anderson. Adams. Terrell aud VIII
sos of l'ort Worth
Miss Burlington will receive at her
hoolc on Lamar street from 10 IL
D. m, assisted by Miss Nnsh the
Miesos Field ami Miss Cooper,
Mss Urso Hall, assisted by Misses
ShpIt and Richardson, viii receive from
q ~ 10 y. M. nc w. n. Fakes residence,
Rl2 West Seventh street
il other ludics of the city who Intend
10 receive ON Monday, which of coursl
viii be observed as New Years day,
win send their names 10 The Gazette
they will be published tomorrow
morning
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02

Writing on the need Of good nurses, DR..
S. Weir Mitchell says 'l think nothing
more desirable than for q nurse to learn 20
control her emotions, no matter what may
occur Hospital experience Va valuable IN
thus educating q w0mnn 10 have nurse
become hysteucal e 10 have her hcnceforth
useless. To be surely ready and unmoved
by unlocked for emergencies Is perhaps
hardly 10 beacquired. II comics by nature.
II once was IN a steamboat collision 30
Holland ! saw at once siX DutChwomen
in hysterical spasms and one WIS sister
OF charity. Ny American women re-
mainod pndisturbod, largely because they
were Of d class taught always 10 roprcss
all display Of emotion, and 10 Is the giving
way 20 emotion which leads 10 much hys
terra BE careful therefore"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
THE NEW COLUMBIA TWO.CENT
POSTAGE STAMP.

lcstcrduy The Mort Worth phnr-
macy company laid upon our desk slip
of the Columbia new twQccBt postage
stamp. II Is beauty. but II Is useless
10 describe what can Ice SO easily seen.
During the year 1902 upon each day.
from Z a. m, 10 II p me- the Fort Worth
Pharmacy company supplied all dee
mands upon them for postodice STAMPS,
never asking or accepting more than
the government price. How many stpps
IL required to do this service to the pub
lie, how much energy and shoe leather
was worn win never be known We
suggest That not single letter viii be
posted IN Fort Worth without hcnrng
this stamp FOR the next ten days Dur
ing the year 1893 the F0rt Worth phar-
macy company viii supply all dcmnnds
for stamps as during the ycnr 1892.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
GORDON OF TARRANT,
WHO ASSAULTED MADAM KELLY
AT CORSlCANA,
Killed himself al Shreveport Tho Letter 10
His Vito at Mansfield, This County.
VIC Was from Jackson Tenn

Coricana. Tex. lau Specially
On Dec Z report wns mndp of un assault
on Mrs Kelly. the Keeper ot o. house of
III fame in this city, by am unknown per-
son. Since then Marshal Burgess ussiHted
by Policeman Mack Elliott hHyc mudc
diligcnt search for The man Who mndc
The assault On the day of the assault
ono g. ". Gordon of Mansfield TpX.
was la the ciiy rumbllne lie was seem
10 go Go Madam kclpy's and the de-
scripiion giyca OF the mum making tbe
assault agrees exactly with Gordon. Cor
don left the city on the sngc day and
was traced 60 Mansfield bv Policeman
Elliott Thcn TO WnNuhuchio. where ON
Dec. u hc purchased q ticket for Shrcyt-
port La, and ON the l3 committed sui-
eide 0t the patgmnu House, of Clint city.
a description of the Gordon who conn
united suicide has boon received from
Mr. Pnizmun and shownlto Madam kcl-
ley, who snys there Is no doubt ot Cor.
do, being her hssnilant Gordon wis
from Jackson, Tenn. and rs son of
Mrs. Isabella Howard of uut plucp.
Mr. Elliott has ln his pOascssion LETT
ter written at shreveport Dec. i3 los
Gordon 10 his wife. Mrs Christine Cor
don. at Mansfield, Turrnnt county, which
rends as follows.
Dear wile I ana tonight in trouble
nnd will take enough morphine 20 kill
mo ] had rather die Than 1--we. ! huvo
just written To my mother aud told her
about H. Dear wife good bye My life
has beon a failure, Your husband
Farewell"
Mrs. Kelley is slowly recovering. and
rs now out of serious dOngrr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02

81 don't mind standing, % sald an expe.
ricnced housekcoper ~ always have a
cushion for my feet when ] stand az tho
ironing board 10 % mnde OF dozen thick
nesscs Of old carpet lining covered with
drusgct, The lining n cut In squares and
very loosely tackled together with long
stitches. The druggct b. cut OF the re-
Quired size. The edges are turned in and
ovcrhandcd; then strong stitchcsarc sewed
through about every two inches over the
surface OF the cover ] have little loop
ou TWO corners OF the rug and hang 10 mp
by both loops. In this way 70 does not cufl
up aud get ont Of shape, as 10 would IL 10
were hung by one corner. ! have another
rug Ia front OF my dishwashing tablU-in-
deed there are a number OF them around
the house-and when have any work thnt
requires Standing one Of them invariably
comes ou 10 The noor undcr my feet n
housekcepers realized how much OF their
strength could be- saved by o few Of these
simple devices they would not fail TO pro
vide thcmn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
A slNGI,I-AR NLIsIIAr-

Stcphcnville Tex. Dec 81. Specially
WIN, Chapman of this place met with
q singular and what has proved 60 Boz "a
roped. and was holding the rope mud
Knife both la the Same hand. WHOM the
COW made a mnge aud Boa some way or
other jcrkcd Chupmnu's hand ACROSS is
thront The knife cut q cash about six
inches long aud barely missed the iu-
rlur vein, cutting 90 the hollow.
The doctors fear the wound may prove
fatal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02

the hoodlum fStclass wre,k The
Wells aud crys OF the fighting men and
the screams OF the w0iuon made first
clnss pandcmouium. Mosley had Gus
We've covered with his siX-sho1ter, but
was too drunk 90 offer much resistance.
After Frank was put IN the wagon GINS
was taken ont and both driven To the
jail where they are locked MP fOr inter-
foring with aud resisting am cfhcar The
men Ind been igltitg. disturbing The
peace and firing a pistol IN The alley
back Of their house This was the Origi-
nal occasion for the call that WIS sent
In by the ncighbors
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02

A regular supervision Of ohildren's teeth
would save large dentists bills, aud would
undoubtedly tend TO q healthier, stronger
raceof mankind From thu time Of the first
appearance OF the teeth through the gum
they should beRnbjected 20 arubbingt
a day with soft rag and lime water, unit
the twelfth month Of infancy when soft
brush should be- substituted
Frequent visits to the dentist are an alb
solute necessity. -Youth's Companion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02

Mrs Lease a position on Che stntc board
of charities. II viii hc one of the hrst
appointments hc viii make " is rcpurt-
ed that Mrs. Lease has manifested her
willingness to accept the position, but
wants &c well understood before hund
ihnt IN accepting this position. SHE docs
not, TO-. amy way rpliuQuish her claim CO.
Tho nnuntorsliu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

rhis morning nc $3.50 the whistle Of
ha Ayaterworl,s Will announce the open
a4 BIZ the schools for the year 1893.
TIN principals win be NJ their rcspec-
|ft buildings M $40 and the teachers
'iii be- IN their assigned rooms at Sl5
B meet their pupils. All schools open
fonpty ut y o'clock.
TIN nchool age is from Z TO 2i and IL
hoped and urged that those expecting
nttcnd these schools will come in at
nte so that they may be properly
|askcd and move forward with the
fn1cs.i
hipils entering for the FIRST time will
noly 10 the superintendent at High
|lnbOl building for permits.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02

MARSHALL, TEX. May 20, 1892,
Tho Gazette, Fort Worth, Tex
GENTLEMEN; irecoiyod the sowing
machine yol ordored for me and tested
same, For light running little noi8c,
perfect work ana En4.y style and finish,
u has no superior. have seen many
different machines but there Is mono
had rather have than this. saved
moro than twenty dollars by ordering
through yosL
Respectfully,
y. N. HUFFMAN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
JESUIT BURNED
Rev. Thomas GOrmoy, S. J., Losss His Lille
in Tho Burning College Of 81. Francis
Xavier In New York City.

New York, Jan. Fire invaded the
Jesuit college Of St. Francis Xavier ON
West Sixteenth street today md Rev.
Thos Gormlcy, S. D., was overcome by
smoke aud died within a few minutes
after hc was rescued. The college boys
had been preparing for the presentation
of Henry ~ next Wednesday, aud one
Of the teachers, J. y. Grearth, and Rev.
j. II. Buell., were at work on the scenery
OF the stage this morning m,some man
ner the scenery ignited. Brother CORN
ley was Ia room on the top iloor lie
was blinded by the dense smoke aud
lost his way He was found by iiremcn
In a sleeping room adjoining his room an
carried out lie died while extreme
JUNCTION was heing administered. The
fire was cXtingushcd after the thcnter
aud rooms above it had been gutted.
Damage 100000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
al nnna q. Anr aao MaenInc.

Fonr Worm TEX, sept, IS 1914
Editor OF Gazette
Allow me 20 say In behalf OF THE
GAZETTE machine, that have had
one IN constant uao for tho pnst eighteen
months, and during that time IL has
done the best OF work, and proven Itself
as good as any 500 machine. Wishing
you much success, as you can safely
rerommcnd H. Very respectfully
NJ. tARRELL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
Croonvlllo, Hunt county, Tcxas.
Az that Is claimed Cor It.

Az that Ia Claimed Tor II.
WALNUT, TEX, May 25 1892.
Fort Worth Gaaette.
am Ia receipt OF THE GAZETTE sow
ing machine and find II 10 bo all YOU
claim for H. We are delighted with the
finish and the work Il does. Think
10 very cheap for such machine and
equal to a $40 or $50 machine.
Yours with thanks Tor Il.
Il. j. MORRISON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
CATTLE DYING.

Guthrie, King County. Tex, Dee. 81
(Special) The snow from the recent
storm has melted away and the Hun again
shines. Hundreds of cattle have died
from starvation, owing 90 the long stand
ing snow, and there will be many more
die, as the grass h. dpnd and there is
nothing for them 10 subHst on.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02

MONEY SAVED Is MONEY MADE.
Texas Business college last until FSb,
70, but YOU should enter nt once Ia or
der 10 begin work with the now classes
That are being organized. An of the
commercial bruchos taught both day
aud night. Call or write for catalogue.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
THE BETHEL WORK.

superintendent Byron preached 90 the
Buihel last night 20 n crowded house.
scofes bcinr turned away The subject
wa4 "a Question Neither God, the AM
gcis Nor Man Can Answer the ques
fl5if being really how can You bee saved
Wiihout the aid of CHRISTI
III the afternoon there were lao az
fia Sundny-school aud three protested
81 Dis rofsrrtpd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-02
h. WORTH'SS SUNDAY
Happy New Year 10 Many
and Of Peace to All.
h Will RECEIVE THIS DAY,
'lyoly Fight Between Tho Police and Two
RloxicsIed Germans The Local Events
Yesterday We're Almost MI, bul
The Gazette Gives Them.
sHoRT cnANGE RAcKEr.

fstcrday evening a young man. a
II ger. while waiting the departure OF
|train walled over towards Jones
/. Front streets. There he met man
b. be no accurately described the
I,rs are sure thcy know the offender
4 this individual worked the stranger
tS5 in giving change for S-lpiiL
NJ game Is old, one of the lives rs
bled and both ends counted with the
good bills that plate The little roll
fhe victim seems 10 be getting the
+ ivos he Is entitled to, when he
s bus three. This case is not q rare
4 but as rule the man gWindlcd rs
tply n passcr through aud suffers the
rather, than be- detained with court
Seedlings even n the swiudler Is ar
~