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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30


Luther Boag was thrown from his
buggy Sunday night and slightly m'
jured.
Sheriff Euless has returned from be
witt county with n prisoner named Il.
H. Brace, charged with theft.
Waiter McAdnms, a wcll-known news
paper uau, was suddenly taken III on
saturday and Is confined TO his roogu,
There are several parties Ia town ia.
uring on securing the contract for the
iron aud steel work OF the new city
prison.
Complaint tx being made from many
quarters on account ut old dilnIidatr,l
wagons mud vehicles being LETT on va.
rious streets OF the city
The friends Of Judge n II. Moore nrr
rejciring over his recovery inm The So
rious Illness which has rOnHncl him to
his home for the pas, month
Hon. Frank W. Rail-. who has been
seriously III for several weeks. was re-.
ported somewhat better to-day. The ply
sirians have not determined the exact
character 0f the trouble but pronounce
1t something very like Brighrs discsc
In order to accommodate those who
may desire to attend the commencement
exercises of the Polytechnic college the
street ears VIII run rs late rs II o'clock
at night. The exercises Will be contin-
uct throughout the week.
The friends Of cx-Aldcrinnn Early win
ee nainrl To know that his mother Mrs.
j. " Early. is seriously IN % her home
IN Dallas. Mr. Early was in Fort Worth
yesterday IL consultation with eminent
PHYSICIANS regarding her condition.
'Ch' docket at yesterday session Of
the city court contained no charg. moro
~ tlnns tLnn PLAN drunks, mirrspprst,l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30

saNe an address upon tho missionary
ln',Huon. as IL reFaris China aud japan.
wv ny 500 O'Clock there were exercises
nll an sadness ~ REV. X. T. Arm
ssrong, Al Of these exercises were en-
=, ~ nonday morning at 1870 o'clock
num- sus nHiinnian iiiemry society held Is
university. The program rousietcd of
inluse, rcltaiiuas and addresses by
rpi.SSpr Dunn Of tiranllny and Car,
iaip henn~iy. This is the society of th,,
nus girls and boys, aud they ar,iittcsl
themselves with homer aud gave csi-
ueh,c OF patient and thorough training.
Az 5;5O o'clock Monday the 5. NJ. X.
society had its anniversary Music. y
Shakespeariun butlespue and an addrcss
py ltev' T. c. liarsdaic held tue audience
lor two hours, and the interest was KEPT
w during the whole, The young ladies,
WIG comlslse this society, by ihis cx.
Hleition show that they have studied
Tor purpose and have been instructed
~ teachers who thoroughly understand
how 10 teach.
These exercises viii be coniinued
ihrongh Tuesday. and Wednesday nj
~ 35O and S30 O'clock. aud Ill will
be well repaid who viii take the time
ana trouble to 80 Out TO the college.
NISI1N)R
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30
VOICE rnon rnr WEST
The Condition OF tho Great Nosih Plains
Encouraging.

The Condition OF the .Grent Nosih Plains
Encouraging.
II. 5. Manuel. a real estate man from
Hartley. was ut the Piekwick last oven
ing gu his return home from trip &c
Dallas. To Gazette man he said.
The great wet North Plains. MS Ed
itor Randolph Of The Citizen would say.
are all right The early spring was ex.
iremely dry, and the promises for crops
Of any kind were extremely doubtful.
but the recent rains. the best TINT hav,
fallen in that country In recent years
have put everything in elegant shape
and everyone Is feeling jubilent. 1'a
invt Is. the season In that country h
from four 10 six weeks behind the Qua
nah and Wichita country. Crops were
not hurt 80 bad nnd the wheat that was
erlge yield Of hnecn bush
elk per acre on old
land, and from seven TO ten bushels on
new breaking,
"a great deal Of sorgum, milo maize.
Jerusalem corn. broom corn. etc, crops
that are adapted to this country, aud
eau stand the dr0uth. are being planted.
Several sheep ranches have been 10
Gated recently. mud cattle men are roui-
ing In, the Snidcrs bringing no less than
Uhh recently from the Rio Gunde
country, and placing them on their rach
IN Sherman county The Denver roWl
has been unusually busy recently will
The spring shipments TO Montana onl'
day last week breaking the record with
twcniy-onc trains in iwcniy.four hours
Despite the dull times. the country Is
holding its own. A great many wells
are being put down, farm machinery
purchased and people IRE every DAY
putting themselves IN better condition
to do something to develop the country.
Hartley is building some Tho com.
~ is erecting SlOWW Jail aud the
committee is still at work getting IN
the subsidy for the new hotel. Several
active merchants have recently located.
and they carry general stocks wher,
one eau purchase anything from q paper
Of pins to farm wagon. IN fact. The
town is becoming more solid and sub
stnntinl every day.
The old feeling thus existing SO long
has died out aud today The people arc
united and worAng together for the up
building OF the town and county.
~ anu glnd TO see fori Worth doing
50 well. We of the Panhandle are
proud of her, aud look upon her as q
mother. for what is your interest "
ours, A few more Rock Island rail.
ways aud packing houses. aud yau will
outstrp them all in the race for su-
prcmncy."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30

n, Ihe err, K quite colony Of sweie. be-.
county. Ten families ,ei, rop, NJ,
Tor he plaec DAY or . s;nns " rhan
arr from lioldridge. Neb ma ~. sai.i
70 DC thrifty class Of neonlo 1g NV,
II also n Swcde settlement b,,inr a.Ish
llshed on the. Little Wirhiia riS.r, 4
party OF twc.vc Swe,lcs have ms, m.
, rn there from Dnrer and n1,,.ha vi
49, acres. The Dundee colony has 10.
ganai % what * known As thc Western
i,,' ,. company lands. said io
Nearly every week lana brsor. ..,,..
mere en- route TO the Panhandle co",,,r,
winch section Of the state 4 fast HON .
s|tuel up by a class Of prorresdye neo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30
BEN FRANKLIN.


Ben l'raul lin, Tex, May 20 Especial
The past week Of good weather has
been Of much benefit 10 the farmers who
have taken advantage OF II to work thpir
crops, which are badly IN the grass.
A gentle rain Of an hour this morning
has been yery beneficial.
There has been some sickness lately.
The infant daughter OF Prof W. l..
Gibbs died yesterday morning with
cholera infantum.
The election of officers Of Bon Frank
lin lodge, No GAa A. T. and A. NJ. for
the ensuing Masonic year, occurred hist
night, which resulted ~ follows: w. NJ.
u. c. HOover; s. W. W. L. Gibbs
j. w, j. 4. Graves: treasurer, reelected,
j. G. Waller; secretary, reelected, H. ~.
Bcdieau; tyler j. II. Weatherly.
An election for local option for this
precinct will be- held on June .. II is
thought that the same will be illcgr!,
because The county clerk signed the
election notice with type or stencil. and
failed 10 nuthenticat. them with the
court seal, and omitted to date the issu.
anco OF same.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30

II. NJ. *. Scott. M old soldier FROM
the Confederate home at Austin, Tex,
was IN the city yesterday. having been
granted thiiiy-dnys' furlough, The
0ld gentleman stopped on here 10 secure
aid from the r. Il. Lee emp Ter the
purpose Of assisting him TO reach thicn-
20 TO visit the Worlds fair, and 10 at
tend meeting If the California pion.
Gers Of 1916. He IS 40 years Of age mud
quite a feeble old man, but Il anxious to
see the sights II possible. Mr.. Scott
was horn and reared in Baltimore aud
enlisted IN the Second Texas infantry
under Moorc's command Mr.. Scott
participated In the battles Of Shiloh aud
Corinih. aud the Second Texas infantry
was the first regiment TO mount the
works.
Ilc is full Of war "reminiscences and
delights to reciic them. He Il a cousin
of Francis 5. Key. the author of The
Star Spanglnd Banner and his father
was prominent prqcticlng attorney. in
Baltimore for over thirty,fonr years Mr.
Scott will probably leave for Chicago
tonight
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30
POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE EXE
CISES.

The exercises Of the second year Of
this popular school began on Saturday,
the nth. The trustees met and reviewed
the work Of the two years past, and
made preparations for the coming year.
They announce that they are much graft
fed At the condition of the college The
first wear 105 students were enrolled,
ibis year 1876, and a marked Improvement
is noticeable in all lines. The president
!. w. Adkisson. and the able faculty
he has drawn around, have completely
won the confidence Of the board Of trust
patrons and the public. The moral in
eueoce thrown around the pupils in this
Institution Is such that no parent innF
h. afraid TO cntirst child 10 T.
on Saturday evening at $40 there was
mn impromptu entertainment Tor ihg
Snccinl benefit OF Bishop Key, who could
XIX, remain in attendance longer than
sunday. II consisted Of mnsie and an
oneretia. Trial by Jury. ms enter
t,inmcnt was enjoyable.
SUNDAY morning the commencement
sermon was prenched by Rey; X, 6.
Armstrong, and al 3 O'Clock BISHOP hey
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30
.,.,s,roR OF WEIGHTS.

II, that may be Of interest to
/ . IN q Fort Worth is pe ap-
4, of 40 inspector of weights
aid prominent bust
a 4 Gazette reporter yester-
a, m.uilenan was of the opinion
lns Wortl should have an iiispec-
~ ,,,n a In all Eastern and North
Zach county aud all large
p,etiiied to an inspector. whose
" " 90 that weights are correct
man them the proper stamp.
s,oics the laws regulate this
~ NO merchant can do busi-
.. as lir.t having his weights and
Need upon by an inspector.
.i.,rtion. nude 10 weights sub
~ offender 10 prosecution for
~, think Fort Worth merchants
| ~ "a ID wrong in this respect" =
II .5f retail buyer would feel
N such u law We're in
IA, m Far, Worth, at any rate"
IN Gentleman.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30
SANE IN nrREorINr.

Brandreihs Pals are the safen and
most effective remedy for indigestion
irrcgnlarity af the bowels. consupat .ou,
iliousnoss headache. dizziness mlauu
or any other disease uHsiug
irom an impure state Of tho hlo0i
They have been ~ nse In this country
who have used them mud their constant
~ increasing safe, is mcnhtr0tcflihlt
evidence that they perform all that !,
cuimcd for them,
Sold ~ every drug and medicine store
either plain W sugar coated.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30
! WORTH rAi.ENr ABROAD.

Jenny Lind club, n musical or
liioa which has acquired merited
teltriiy, VIII ~ to Cleburnc this
s Tonight they will give con-
lhcie for the beuciit of the Epis-
nnrch The club consists of the
Iag yeung ladieS: Misses Katie
~; carrie Martin. Bcssie Field,
montgomery, SAME Turner. May
II Eiih Meyer and Laura e.
Mrs. George England, under
4 nisruction tie club has become
'ar lis charming musicales, will
|s',et and dirr, the concert Fol
lhe Entertainment grand ball
n gwen in honor of the visitors.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30
A Nnw corroN SEED on MLL.

w. r. Moore. who has been at Ard
more !. n. experimenting The cOnstrne-
ton Of a cotton seed oil mill, j. IN the
cify. The mill is the property Of Messrs.
Burnett. Moore. WOfrhnm and Davidson.
and Is said 10 be iine one. II Is Of
slxty-ton capacity and will soon be- ready
for operation Mr. Moore reports that
country IN 60urishing condition. with
fine prospects. His firm expects TO ham
lie On immense amount Of cotton seed
ibis year Quite number Of cattle
shipments bnye recently been made from
The Territory, among them ten curs Of
.to,.k agent Of the Wabash The rnn-
sigpment was made from Pa9lo aud
tic siock went 20 Kansas City.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30
VINO KNOWS TOrL1N +?

~ Maddox yesterday received q
Rom Il. W. Stead, dated Poona,
-. y which inquiry is made about
Nlalala Gilbert Joplin, who left
~ London and then came to
/. y when all trace of him was lost.
i,l' ms wife IN India and on her
~ .srarch Is being made for him.
Y showing Of TOplin's whereabouts
IN al' w the groat anxiety of dis
we by addressing her at Poona,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30

\ farmer In Fayclte country Pa, ~
Gently frll asleep under trce WhHe
sMmhciing with his head AGAINST fhl
tree his dog CHASED n large gray squirrel,
which. IN It's haste TO reach place oi
safety. jumped into the farmers mouth.
The farmer disg0rged the animal with u
effort aud, It Is said, has not fully 70
covered yet,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30
THE LAST CHANCE.

Captain u. A, Caldwell city assessor
a an collector. announces thai The list Of
,uic ca ,aS,IayeiS is ready for pub
printer not later than .Hlne &. He Is
anxious TO give those who have thus far
inlled 10 pay their taxes an opporlnn,f,
10 do 50 before the expiration Of tbe
,ilne after which an additional line must
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30
WHO owns THE coLLARY

On Saturday night Officer Scptt mr..
rested boy somewhere In the acre.
anu recovered from him two entirely
new horse collars, which are now Al DO
l ice headquarters. awaiting an owner
ddhey bear the stamps Of the National
Quar- Makers union. ale Vel made.
The boy Is IN custody raw '"'""''v'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30
THE BAPTIST REVIVAL.

Rev. j. Morgan Wells announced from
his pulpit yesterday that on next Sunday
a series of protracicd meetings would he
instituted at the First Baptist church.
under the leadership of Rev. MIR. Morton
Of Baltimore. The distinguished divine
il accorded an cnviable reputation as
an e1horter, and the Baptists of Fort
Worth are preparing TO witness general
revival of religious interest under his
guidance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30
oIFr or BOOKS.
Kindly Acknowledgement From the
OrphaL's Home.

Fort Worth. Tex, May 20. 1893.
W. L. Malone. President Democrat Pub.
fishing company;
Sir-l was afforded nm opportunity yes.
icrday of examining the books The Ga.
zette so kindly donated to the Brneyo
lent home, Such gifts are rare aud add
greatly TO the library already commenced.
They have been delivered aud your note
accompanying them read to the children.
| am sure II would have been gratifying
to you could you have heard the ex.
pressions of gratitude from the children
for such gift Please accept our sin
ccre thanks for this remembrance Very
sincerely, IL. VI. BURCHIl.L.
WANTS ASST sTASIE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30
SHERMAN.
A Damage Suit Filsd-Huh BY Fall
Arrests Made.

Sherman, Tex. May - especially r.
W. II. Troweil. the young man who was
thrown from Texas and Pacific train
by the conductor aud porter aud badly
Injured last Saturday. aas Tiled suit
arains; che road Tor S250Do. Conductor
Pegg was arrested here today aud gave
bond
james Hnlscy. a prominent hardware
der fiis evening. and was badly Injured.
Jacob Held. l1nehuan NJ this otis
was arregfrd ihia evening Tor rOhbihe
merchant Of Si01 Tbs money war
found IN his possession.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30
HOME FROM SCHOOL

Robert IlHlcjohn returned home yes-
teniay from trip to Kentucky and Ten
nesSec. He was accompanied by his
sisters Misses Mary and Maggie I.ittle-
John Miss Alberta Martin and Miss
May Tully, The two last named young
ladies', with Miss Mary I.iitlejohn. have
been attending school during the last
year at Belmont college. Nashville.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30
GOVERNMENT BurLpING,

sa rickrus, superintendent Of the
prrnmcnt building. reports that
IN being forwarded to Washington
[bpars Of The state by contractors
n anxious to secure the work on
.1Hsiructum. The advertisements
4 D have attracted wide attention,
. p Anticipates that the contract
Vi within the next thirty days.
ms connection, Colonel Il. W.
Il rowrnneul distributing agent at
A., says he is ia funds. and ready
/ Voucher ami other evidences of
|etness made by the government
naht Of The building.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30

corner u Ea<i lilalf aud live Oal
ssree's Is said 20 be IA ereTleu, need u
asSismgc, Her home was destroyed 10
the Gainc~Nillc eyclonr few weeks arn
and slncc she has lived in this city. Shc
has becn nnahle 70 support hcu4rlf aud
worthy Of assistsncc aud should h. al
tended To at once.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30
MEMORIAL DAY.

!, pecifation day. Rev. D. c,
~ viii asst the C.. \. Il. in the
Y ,1is NJ the cctnrtrry.
4 N. oCcasion the general public is
\ IA ihin the procession which will
4 X. Courthouse square ut $3.50 a.,
I .Srneel by cars and carriages to
4 .pmetcry, thcre 10 decorate with
/. H. memorial and other graves
~ noble dead. Contributions
III. for this purpose will he CRATE
,ct,cd at the hall. rorner of Soc
4 a Houston streets. over the Amer
'S,iDnal bank, up TO . o'clock a. m.
4 s.ird that every old soldier and
\ uhthe- member Of the q. A.
NJ. viii feel that he i welcome Ia
Lad N these exercises. und come
nat willis n few hours are de
/ Is ,hos. who are Gone bat not
.srlr
4 Wonan's Relief Corps and Sons
,,,.ps are expected to meet at the
4 II Nall with pnrmly post.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30

In The Seventeenth district court Judge
Greene and jury were engaged vi day
IN hearing evidence IN ihe ease vf Hard
e-ty VS.. the Pullman Palace Car com
In The Forty-eighth district court the
fsse III ~ Happy II al. ~ The Fort
Worth Light aud Power company Is on
trirl
psrEer ~. the Western Union Telegraph
esnparF uas oyerrnled By Judge Harris
nd defendant gave notice uf appeal.
Countg court During The forenoon
Indv1 johnson was engaged 10 calln.s
lhe motion docket. nfiriN which b. took
on re probate business Of The court.
MON which be will be ensaged dunas
lie balapre q the week
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30

Chinese hotels are MI built on the annn
plnn-a large courtyard. around tho four
sidcs Of which are built rows Of Hnill
rooms. the restaurant aud office bplDR Ia
front. IN The yard can he seen lni
heard mules, donkeys. dogs, cats, fowls
Of all kinds. pigs aud oaniels, while IN
the rooms wbefo the Weny Traveller 81
supposed 10 find resi bis cOmplninis are
sr6rnl1ns aud crntipedes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30

Mnssrs, lipnnnn Bros, SaNannnh Gn,i
Dear slrs We take Hreut pleasure 10 add
one more certificate 10 YOU luuN list We
Root aud l'uinssium COMPOUND, y, f. A..
N Que " the hest sellers That W. have ever
set on our shflv"s since We haNn hrru IN
business AMI every person we have Hnlh
T.. l.. r. To snys II II the hest blood purinrr
Known Yours uuly. WINTHROP a 90,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30
CRY PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

10 The city schools win begin "Wednesday.
June :. 81 u. m. These examinations
will be continued three days. aud be
held IN the High school building, Circu.
lars as TO qualifications and studies 10 be
passed on can be had by applying TO the
superintendent OF schools.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30
Does mayor Paddock In Improving the
sanitation of the city.

Fort Worth, Tex. May 20. 1893,
To the Citizens Of Fort Worth.
In behalf Of the people Of the entire
city. regardless Of class or condition, |
appeal 20 you TO aid the municipal nm
thoritics Ia the work of improving the
sanitary condition of the city. The warm
weather Is upon as and has come 10 stay
for u period Of four or Eve months.
There IS un apprehension that this sum.
mer may bring with it a visitation OF
contagious diseases, the effects Of which
may he mitigatod If not wholly nyorted
by the proper regard Of the wholesome
and sahitary laws Of sanitation.
The city authorities shrink from Il
rigid enforcement Of the penal ordinances
mud do not wish TO invoke the aid Of
the courts until every other remedy is
exhausted. II ought not to he necessary
f0i the sanitary officers 10 enter upon
The premises II the citizen and comp i
him to do that which the law Of self
preservation requires of every citizen.
II each citizen will keep his own prcu.-
ises. lots and grounds in Il clcahly CON
ltion, the entire city will be clean. anil
any effort on he pact Of the authorities
will he unnecessary.
The expense If cutting weeds. rcmov-
ing garbage aud refuse from yonr prem
iscs is trivial when compared with the
lruehrinl results 10 follow. | therefore
invoke YOUR immediate attention to this
nnportailt mltter-ibc most important
In connection with the administrator Of
the city government. Yours respectfully
b. d. PADDOCK.
POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE ENER-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30

South Cnrollna Is the largest producer
Of ph0sphatcs In the world, leading with
her 600,OOD tons, France and belgium
next, each a50ouO tons, Florida next,
100000 tons; Russia, 10000 tous, Spain
aud ''"r'any, 5O,nO0 eacb: Dutch West
Indies, $1,000, English West Indirs
10000 North Carolina, 1900; Algeria,
phllD
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30

The parish register ~ Ramsey records
that Major William Cromwell. a cousin
Df the protector. died Of the plhgnr 0n
the Bird 0f February. 1865, and that he
caught the Infection by wearing d e0at
the Goth Of which caine FROM Loudln.
u adds, me taii i,l. tn9t mage re coz.
terrible disorder. hs did no less than lOD
people 10 Ramsey, all owing 10 tbs fllil
g.af %
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30
'NTHE CITY.
,ssxp EXCURSION.

~ COIL miuing town ON
r \ iesarr n n Worth. Excursion
~. 1n,,rie Saturday, Junc j. for
pi'f' bridgeport that day. The
i''l' XXI company arr now eN'
s..N,o,o II purchasing machinery
L. t.i'e mines, aud a great force
|rlq 'rln BE- regularly employed
w. ". Va lawns. Sale Of lots under
~ pen a,.,, Of the Bridgeport Town
brls'sssr' Everybody invited. Re
'.s ~. IN The round trip
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30

II ron wnpi on aitesinn well drilled
10 any dopth from oae tlionHnnI to three
thousand feet. ihe Panhandle Ainchin.
w and 1npfoyenent company. rornrf
fit.t aud Tiir1ckin0rfon eirefis will tns e
eontrnct 10 put d dosh for bQitom hs
urss 10 lie shorieft possible niae-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30
'aosfERoUs i.ASHANDLE.
'u' vei'nl'. Of Tha, SECTION Aug.
me iied Weekly.

N l a.ls,!, manager Of the Fort
,,alt ha-l. has Just returned
-. ep w. Into the Panhandle ON
Hs.'yted with the exhibit com
'rsness frports q great number Of
hi 'oeatins in that part OF Tex
|lna nrnlry presents every ap-
" thrift aud improvement.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30
ATTENTION, rARNllY POST no. 4.
q. A. II.

Every men'ber OF parmly most M. 4
Is requested to meet al their hall earns, y,
second aud Houston streets. al s O'Clock
shaip Tor Memorial day exercises.
nv ., ". w. GAVIN. Com'r.
II W. MANCHESTER Adi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30
srNDAyScHooL picnic.

'aylor Street Cumberland Pres
sunday school will enjoy a
y earnolton. on the Cotton Belt,
The train leaves the depot
Il ~, ~ those not members OF the
b ~ ~ charged n round "Trip fare
M. '"si children under l. years,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syiup for
children teethlng sooths tho dbl J, foftcas
the guns. allays paln, cures " lud cole,
aud Is the best remedy Tor diI-rhOeA
~ cents q bottle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30

The Missouri, Kansas und Texas rail.
way has now on salc round trip tickets
from an Texas points to ST. Louis. Chi.
cage, Kansas CITY and Hannibal. At
greatly rcduced rates, same being good
The only line running through sleentra
from Texas points 20 Chicago, aud thrse
are the
WOULD RENOWNED WAGNER
PALACE SLEEPING CARS.
Tie best on earth,
An parties wishing 10 attend the
Worlds Columbian exposition will save
money and time by purchasing their
tickets over this route. For further In.
formation call on or nddress,
NJ MMOY, City Ticket Agent.
Garner Fourth and Houston streets.
Fon Worth, Tex, Or
ii, II. Hughes. 6. ?. & n A., Denlron.
Tex.