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Tho Plankinton Bank Directors.

MILWAUKEE. July 19.-Ths trial of the
Plankinton Bank directors. indicted for 40
oepting money knowing the bank to be insol-
vent was begun in the Criminal Court this
morning. All OF the directors appeared. with
tho exception Of Judge Jenkins and F. W.
said he was. confined in an asylum at Flint.
Mich. and that he would appear as soon rs
able. The case was continued until the Sop:
wero continued
The sun., 1893-07-20
Worlds Fair Excursion Via Erie L'nss
sluIY "a.

Special excursion train via Erie lines Will leave New
York Chambers ST. at l0lb A. NJ. and West 23d ~ at
lo;lo a. N. Mondar, July ~. arriving In Cheago AZ
4;l5 l.. NJ. next day. TckctA goud returning on any
tram !eaying Chicago on or before Aug Kate from
New York, Sls and proPDriilnAts rates from lntermr
date stations. 1icksls on sale. The train win
be composed OF new aud elegant passenger coaches
rienced excursion agent or the Erie lines
will he The train 10 attend 20 the wants OF
The exor.ion nsts and every comfort will bo provided
10 render lhe trip thoroughly enjoyable one similar
teGdAy excursions III be Aug q. and ib.-Ar
The sun., 1893-07-20

SARATOGA. July 1o-Seven salmon caught in
tho Hudson at Mschnnicril!e yesterday ag-
GrcGated In weight over 100 pounds. Louis
Bouchard struck the largest one. which. Ia
its light. tipped him from tho boat. Hec'unS
to the boar and line. and. aided by Waitsr
pounds. tho largest By Ia pounds ever takon
from tho Hudson.
The sun., 1893-07-20
AfISS JUNE ELOPES,

Her Tears Win Over the Angry Parents OF
the BRIDEGROOM.
Walter F. Rose. 10 years old. OF Whitestone.
and pretty Miss Lille June. 18 years old. Of
Flushing slipped away quietly to New York
on Wednesday evening OF last week and were
married They returned home and kept their
ecret until yesterday. when their parents
became suspicious and demanded an ex-
PLANTATION. The bride In tears produced her
marriage certificate.
Roses parents were considerably put out.
but the BRIDES tears soon won them over.
They were forgiven and now everybody 10
happy.
The sun., 1893-07-20
Accused Of killing Ills WIFE,

MIpDLETowN, n. Y. July 10-1he wife OF
William Henry LaforGe, at Crawford. Ulster
county. twelve miles from this place. was found
dead this morning with several stab wounds
in the chest Laforge Is 80 years old and his
wife 23 Laforge said that he and his wife had
quarrelled. and that in moment Of anger sh o
stabbed herself Laforga's story is not be-
ltoved and he has been arrested.
The sun., 1893-07-20
MAD DOC ON Il SCHOONER.
He Chases the Crew IatO the Rigging and
Then Jumps Overheard.

A mad dog took possession OF tho schooner
James L. Bayles In Port Jefferson harbor n
few days ago, and drove tho crew up the rig
ging and over the side OF tho vessel. The dog
belonged to the Captain. L. II. Darling. Tho
vessel was undergoing repairs md there wcro
q number Of shin carpenters on board whom
thrown over him Increased his fury. and tha
crow and carpenters were soon flying In all
directions.
After chasing about tho deserted deck for
some time, the animal, II frenzy leapcd over
the rail Into the hay. He was shot In tho water
by ono OF the men on board.
The sun., 1893-07-20

SHELL LAKE. Wis. July 10.-A. G. Probert
and Edwin Probert. who operated banking in
stitutions at Waahburn. Ashland. and shell
Lake were arrested at Washburn yesterday
The three banks failed recently and an OK
animation has shown. It Is said, that they were
In bad shape and that deposits were received
over their counters after 1t must have been
known that they were insolvent.
The sun., 1893-07-20
Failure OF n Rochester Firm.

ROCHESTER, July 19.-The firm Of May Bros.
composed Of F. N. and L. L. May. nurserymen.
doing business In Rochester and ST. Paul. Is In
financial difficulties. Judgments against tho
taGan Hv tSa iIninn " mi fhis m@rniuo anS
executions levied thereon.
The sun., 1893-07-20
A Dam Butt by Crn ,dians Overuowinz
American Farin..

SARANAc LAKE. N. Y. July 1a-Ths dam be-
Ing built by the Canadians in tho St. Lawrence
River opposite Frazers Landing. Is causing
the American side OF the river Tho farmers
for miles around are becoming desperate:
They have appealed to the state Department
taken In the case The farmers say they will
resort to force unless tho Government comes
to their assistance.
The sun., 1893-07-20
4 500, 600 INCENDIARY FIRE.

A Town TcrrorIzed by Flre ebaEs-Oie Az
rest and More 10 Come.
GnrENvILLE. Miss. July 1a-An incendiary
fire In the drug storo OF H. O. Garrett on Wal.
nut street destroyed five adjoining buildings
this morning. Loss Slnh0tU:
III Th1 town mas a se%n ttssror,z.d ttr ] hY nrohnGS
element. .Hnmp Rohinson, a Young man, was
arrested. charged with applying tho torch TO
fnllo>v
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boldly Landed the Chimes.

SEATTLE. Wash. July t0.-The steamer An
Geles OF Port Townsend Just before davbrcnk
In ndod large cnrgo OF contrnbnnd Chinese
from Victoria on the city front. The customs
officers have caught neithe tho steamer nor
Chinese. This makes the second crowd Of
Chinese landed with lmpunity within II month.
The sun., 1893-07-20
A Pond Zee Bound In M ,dsumm-r.

PROVIDENCE. July 1a-An ice-bound pond
has been discovered In the town OF Gloucester.
Tho pond is entirely surrounded by trees In q
dense thakst Not far away there arc little
and where tho temperature IL at the high
summer point
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rr,u.h vesss, se'..a Mt New O Icnas.

NEW ORLEANS. July 1o-The british steam
shin City of Clin from Kingston. Samalca was
seized yesterday for violating the statutes In
coming here without bin OF henlth. This p
is suh,ect to a lne of $4,000. hut ns ahe
brought only ono passenger and i was tech.
nical rather than an Intentional Violation Ut
tho law Collector OF Customs u iihennn has
recommended to Secretary Carlisle a rruiEsion
of tha nna
The sun., 1893-07-20
Kansas Banks Caught.

TOPEKA. July 19.-Information has been re-
ceived Of the failure Of the State Bank OF
Parker. Linn Co. and Of the Woodson State
Bank Of Yates Centre. Woodson county. Both
are small concerns.
HUTCHINSON. Kan. July 19.-OwinG to fnan-
cial stringency. making 1t impossible to secure
Hutchinson National Bank did not open its
doors this morning. Assets. $251. 900: liabtli-
ties. Sl3l .OO0
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A Receiver for Somebody.

Mr.. Dixon Of Miller. Peckham & Dixon and
Mr.. Holmes OF Horace Ruesell's office obtained
from Judge Brown of the United States Circuit
Court yesterday an order for receiver. but
tho papers have not been served. and both law
yers say that It is probable they will not be
served. Mr.. Dixon said: This is simply o
Germ, and we have agreed to say n nothg about
it" Mr.: Holmes was was equally Tettcent: There
say anything about this order. and really it Is
OF no interest to the public. It involves pri-
vate concern, and the amount Is small"
The sun., 1893-07-20

ToNAwAspA. July 1a-Mrs. Conrad yeilham,
who lives at l20 Clinton ,treet. has fallen heir
to about si.00O.0OO. by the death OF an uncle
In India u fortune Of s20,00O.Q0 was left to be
divided between fvo heirs. Mrs. yeilhnm has
also a brother In New York, Another brother
left home twenty years ago, and nothing has
been heard Of him since.
The sun., 1893-07-20
The Cold Reserve InoreaslnE.

WASHINGTON. July l0.-The gold reserve to-
day recovered the ground 1t lost on Monday.
and now amounts to 500. .3S7. 700, against $97.-
U72.S52 yesterday, Tho currency balance to-
day am ounty to So, 5,324.7l2.
The sun., 1893-07-20
An Aspen Bauk Goes Uuder.

ASPEN. Col, July 19.-The Wheeler Banking
Company. the pioneer bank OF the city. closed
its doors this afternoon. A statement Of It's
affairs cannot he obtained. run was made on
the First National and the greatest exc rent
prevailed. A THOUSAND people were In line
when the bank closed for the day.
The sun., 1893-07-20
Had to Close Its Doors.

LovELANp. Col. July 19.-The following no
dce was posted on the door OF tho Bank OF
Loveland just before noon to-day:
Owing to the closing OF our Denver correspondents
we have decided TO close our doors temporarily Our
assets largely In excess OF our liabilities Every
depositor will be paid In full
The principal correspondent of this bank In
Denver was the German National
The sun., 1893-07-20

LONDON. July 1n-Mr, Gladstone was going
to tho House OF Commons this afternoon when
his brougham coll6ed with van In Parlia-
ment square. Mr.. GiadStone. though h" ra-
ceived no serious injury. MAS c"nSid"'Hltly
shaken up. After very short delay no W1s
driven to the House.
The sun., 1893-07-20
Oklahoma Banks Close.

OKLAHOMA CRY. o. T. July 19.-The Bank Of
Oklahoma City and tho Oklahoma National
Bank closed their doors this afternoon. There
was a heavy run on the First National Bank.
but IL withstood 1t all right.
The sun., 1893-07-20
Want Silver Purchases Stopped

LITTLE ROCK. July l9.-The Associated Banks
OF Little Rock. consisting Of all tho banks OF
the city. yesterday adoptod resolutions favor
ing tho repeal OF tho purchasing clause OF tho
sherman Silver law. The Littlo Rock CONNER
cIul League did lik wise.
The sun., 1893-07-20

via NJ y, ontario and western Railway; on Tgesdsy.
July 25 Leave FTAnGli Al. Terry n. 400 N NJ. Nest
Aad a. a. O;lh A ~. Arrye Chicago &:''o T. NJ. We'd.
DsbdAy. Both ways via Niagara Fnla. Tlrsels good
ten days Iull information A. 3Il broadway, n, "
The sun., 1893-07-20
,.um,ca FROM the Bnt,e~y WAT.

Lucy Walker. n young negro wnman. lumped
off the Enttrry wall ut II o'clock last night.
Size was rescued by lOitman james Murphy
and sent TO tho Chambers htrret hospitrL
The sun., 1893-07-20

CADDo. |. T.. July 10-A letter was received
hero this morning from one OF tho Choctaws In
Jail at wIlburton saying that one ~ tho con, con.
dpmnod m on has heen Informed nY judge Holy
that their sentence would be- susncndei Until
The sun., 1893-07-20
Excursion TO worla's Fair via Washington
and the II. tR q. IL. II.

sPssis train Of day So.ehs. will leave jersey Cen
H.. Monday. July "a; arrive Chicago 4i3O 7 next
day. similar excursions Aug y and 70 SlIn
round trip good ten days Ticket oiees lI1 $40, aud
J. lao BroadHay.-AdR
The sun., 1893-07-20
C.Iysrly, Niagara Wire Walker.

Al Staten Island Athletic Club EroundI evenings
July 70 TO "a kOsbsr in GrRoU Roman WrSasliuI, mu
eie, and open air vArietiei.-Ade
The sun., 1893-07-20

Kipnnt Tabulcs bAnls lsh pain and proioug lie. ys1D
druggist will supply them, II ASKED -Adt.
The sun., 1893-07-20
Writ. orA,tnehment Arsrerat,nr $500. 500.

SHARON. Pa. July 19.-sheriff Burnett of
Mercer to-day. at tho instance Of Attorney In
eersoll OF Cleveland, O.. served writs OF at
tachment on the Douglass Furnace Company
OF Sharpsville. foreclosing judgment Of S105.-
900 In favor Of Corrigan. Ives d Co. OF Cleve-
land: an attachm ent issued by the Croton Lime
Company. limited. to the amount Of $1,000:
one issued BY the Exchange National Bank Of
Chicago for S25. 900. and one by the Wisconsin
Marine and Fire Insurance Company Bank for
$l25.0OO. This aggregates $3.50. 500. The
failure is perhaps directly attributable to the
recent assignment Of Forsythe. Hyde h Co. OF
Chicago. by which firm the furnace has been
operated. No local interests are involved.
The sun., 1893-07-20
SOUND SENSE FROM SPOKANE.
Uneonditiopai Repea, OF the sherman Slive'
Law Demanded.

The President OF the New York Guaranty and
Indemnity Company received yesterday the
following paper. bearing the signatures OF
moro thnn seventy leading citizens Of Spokane.
including tho Mayor the President OF tho
Chamber Of Commerce. several Presidents Of
banks and trust companies, prominent whole
sale merchants In oil lines. as we'll as mino
owners and manufacturers:
wo. the undersigned citizens OF Spokane,
desire to say that We believe that the best in
terests OF this community would be served II
the action outlined In the following expression
Of opinion could be adopted by Congress-:
That,
fdence, widespread throughout the world. ia
in great measure tho cause OF the present f.
nancial stringcncy; and
Whereas. that lack OF eonndenGe ex!sts In
large measure because OF the feeling OF unccr-
tainty concerning the future OF the value OF
the currency OF the United States as long rs
the sherman law is in force and effect: and
Whereas. We believe tho sherman law to be
an unwise law; 1t 10 our opinion,
to assemble. is to repeal tho sherman law.
Socond-That II the sherman law should be
repealed confidence would in great measure
be restored. and the financial situation would
i'm m ediately be much relieved
Third That. with confidence restored and
the flnanc cin situation made easy. the value Il
silver would be so increased that Congress will
be able with deliheration aud safety to SO nd
Just the laws boarinG upon the silver question
tho credit Of the nation may be placed upon q
aatisfnctorv basis
The sun., 1893-07-20
Coincidence Restored in Kansa. City.

KANSAS CRY. July 1a.-A feeling OF conf
denco is growing daily in Kansas City. People
now realize that tho furry among the banks
is over. and at every bank to-day receiving
tellers were buster than the paying tollers.
Those who withdrew their deposits when
excitement was greatest are returning them
to the banks. while those who had deposited
in the banks which went down have taken up
wishes OF the depositors in tho two national
banks which suspended. the Bank Of Kansas
City and tho Missouri National. were followed.
the doors would be thrown open to- IN orrow
morning. but those banks are in tho hands OF
the Comptroller Of the Currency.
The sun., 1893-07-20
No False CoIors,

No False toIors.
CaIisaya La E!lla. bright clear, and pure-Adr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13
FAIR LILLIAN RussEnI SEEKS
DIVORCE FROM SOLOMON.
new sulTORs woo, PERHAPS.
Mr. Hummcl Says the rrlma Donna
Considers This a Good Time TO Press
the suit-Incidents In Mr.. Solo
mons Life in London.


Lillian Russell wants another divoree
She SAYS mat when shc tuarr,ed Ntr lsf,A.
cri.l $780,. NJ. ~. H., 49,,
's''''n OF iNi"v''' ca -"ss ~ 49,
Sue nv" no iucd that ne was ateiN niaf-
couuaal Hon. tr,a,,,,o, ,.,.t.ra., IN,
-, -'N". ""uui',' s','NH% W.
A'htN an order from Judge MeAdam IA
the sunerior ,,,nrf ,,.r,,tttl,,t, hrr IN ser,-,
a snp,,,,,, ~ ,....,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ~. ~.
'N.'''"S u"u 'Nh'plain' ul"N 1'f aus
mana by publication, as the cAaci whera'
bouts OF the defendant IA unknown.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13

sIciar' Arnold oucrne Is a thorough mn
rnnIsf ~ accomplished pianist snd or.
nsins,s ~, an enlinently successful teacher;
I'M" us Pupils pnssed last year Edln-
iii University examinations nrst over
Il. eenters Ia the Kingdom. Jane Ramsey,
5Msanager. 'BAnf. Scotland. June
rd rhot PAI'r, oEHLscHLAEGER. grad.
H. N.Y. oi Tue kullnk Conseryatorium OF Ber.
e,naIwenka In his Berlin Conservatory
fror paui Oehlschlaeger has succceded
tssnuFkably well In studying the old and
WY new masters under my personal super.
,,sl2mn. and his performance IA especially
Intelligent and artistic Ills department
W va, exemplary. Berlin. November 10.
1851 OF Dr. tn. Kullak, Director
Nj raul ochischiaescr. professor In aa.
.ahced classes in this conservatory, Is a
.e,nehcr or nigh endowment He unltes
VIII, Win tlch musical knowledge the skill 10
promote his pupils rapidly aud 10 gain
scharwenka. Director ROYAL Profes,er
nnd Court Pianist to Emperor Of Austria.
seharweenka Conseryatorlum, Berlin. DE.
cember 20. $780,"
fRoB TltEIoAR. ten Years profesanr
ms conservatory; distinguished com.
poser, most successful teacher. whose pupils
nave three times won the $1,000 prize pinno
Is the most efn,lrnt and popuiartaaehsr
We have ever known.
PHOF kUAlMEL, graduate Of t;ottI,.
Een Conservatory; 10 years Director OF
conservatory at GlasgDw-a most popl,
lar leader OF young ladies' orchestra.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13
QUEER REASON FOR DISMISSAL.
One ofNIr, Mansneld's Company Pro.
nounoed Words Differently

II will be Of interest to Fort Worth
thcatergoen to learn That Miss Agnes
Lane. pretty little actress, hns thrown
NJ her part and her engagement with
Richard Mansiicld's company. and for
q rather curious reason says New
York special II was all about The pro-
nunciatlon VI phrase and Mr.. Mans.
fields determination TO eliminate all the
Ainerioanisms from The rchcarsal Ailss
Lane. never having visited London, was
unable to correctly initiate the English
method Of pronounclng The phrase "not
az AL She pronounced the phrase as
she had been taught 10 DO 80 ~ school
but THIS didn't pease Mr. MHnsdcld al
all. u have noted down" said he, III
rehearsal, That yon pronounced The
word martyr ~ 'nartor,' which Is VII
lainoue. II should bc 'inateeri In fhe
word hundred You recognize the letter
Jet ihls occur agin After Afr Mansfield
had impaired n little more advice OF IND
same kind, Miss Lane threw IN her on
gaEemeni. When the actor fOnnd him.
SELF unable to get IN ACTRESS 10 play the
Part he threw up bis hands and shouted.
,,l i@dis 6 and gentlemen, ! sall for E,t
dismissed you all"
Those who knew Mr. Mnnsfeld's no.
Gu infliles " temper appeared, Of course
promptly az the next rehearsal. and moth.
ing more was said 70 them alont their
destinations. Miss lane did not H..
turn.
Mr.. Mansfield q the author Of 4 new
word for a theatrical company Other
bodies Of professional people may h.
companies, but Mr. Mansield's r. ~
association OF artists" Here &, ono
OF The actors notices TO his artists.
Il implore every member Of the com.
pany 10 refrain, az we have hiiherin
done. from commenting 10 any manner
or form. Ia tho theaier or outside Of
the theaier, upon the personal conduct
OF an assnciate. Any member proven
gnity Of one word u SANDER or back
hiiing viii be instantly requested 10 re-
sign from ihc association Of artists who
attend 10 their own business. and ex-
pect other people 90 do the suinc."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13
|,ufs scRARWENKA Director General

t,i,fs ScEARWEKKA. Director General
rxpER OF ~HE BERLIN coNsERVA'
Ian Court pianist to the emperor
VA Prussian Professor" is recognized
4 lsropc and America as the most thor
IAN representative OF the modern school
A German musicians
|yaor. A. II EyERNIcK, graduate IN.
4, Ku.lak. Berlin Conservatory, ten years
If,,sor in Imperial Conservatory OF Rus
4 For the Education OF the Nobility"
4, probably educated greater number
The daughters Of noblemen than any
b nving
hRoF. A. z. GUERNB. graduate Of the
hal Conservatory of Music OF Stuttgart.
II years professor In same Conservatory.
4, Years professor 10 the Conservatory Id
lerdeen, Scotland. where his pupils
Boz "aiSt over all centers Of the King
4 Extract from Diploma; "Mr. A. y.
|Ierne passed through the various classes
INNS, and is compositions show correct.
|Ps skill aud mastery OF form. Prof
,ferne taught 10 the Conservatorium, and
pfoyrl llmselt Thoroughly successful
ficher Of VERY ADVANCED pupu.S
1rf Pr. Falsst, Director OF the Consery-
.prlum Prof Dr. Lebert Prof q. Lin.
n Mnslc Director ltoyn Couservatory.
'httgarh 20ih October. 1871" Prof IL
Feriin."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13

Insure your life In the Proyident SAY.
ings for 5000 or more. Save 40 per
c m; on annunl premiums and take IN the
great object lesson Of the ninetesnth cen
fury.
Round-tgip ticket TO Chicago given with
all S5Op-p0licics lFirst annual premium
paid taken ont before Oct. Is. AMY
10 any agent or 10
Il, B. PAKROTT, State Agent.
Waco. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13

On clear day an object raised one
foot above level plain can be seen
1.31 miles; one 10 feet high. 4.i5 miles;
one ~ feet high, SIS miles. one 100
feet high. 1871 miles, and one n mile
40 miles
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13

Chicago. Rock Island aud TeEaa
Hallway.
Why lose q business day when yon can
take The now vestibule train via Great
Rock Island Roate,4 leaving Fort Worth
daily al $40 ., m, arriving at Englc-
wood Worlds fair station at $50 n.
m. ord Chicago. Van Burea atrcet depot
at 10 o'clock A. VI. second morune IN
lime " full day AZ tho Worlds lair.
For prkeis aud Information c4ll en
q. -. LUSH,
Ticket Agent. Union depot.
o. r. kfEliH.
Gsn1 Agent. sos Main st.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13

Whisky will take out every kind Of
fruit stain. A child's dress VIII look en-.
iirely ruined by the dark berry stains
gu Il, but n whisky Is poured on the
Sbe wash il Viii come out as good as
mex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13
CHANGE IN SLEEPING CAR SER,
VICE.

Hereafter The Kansas City and Gan
Antonio sleeping rsr. On the Missouri,
Kansas aud Texas railway, nil run via
Fort Worth on The oyer. going south,
Ssl5 p NJ. arrive San AHi0ni0, . =. IA. /:
seins North, Ds25 2. o., arrive Kansas
and al othe- Information call Al city
Ticket Office, AIS Houston. corner Of
Toarth Etreet w. II WfSffELD.
City Ticket Agent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.


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hsp aud Of noticcs Of articles lost or found.
u irtnr. hswever. to aid the unemployed.
inc GAZETTE will print three lines three
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foF Advertisements Of this character the ex.
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Adstrtisers should remember that letters
directed 10 Initials only are not delivered
through tho poAtonlce. II Initials are uacl
they should he directed 20 the care OF noine
pcrsoa, nrm or postofilce hon.
List " letters remaining nncalled for Ia
The counting room yesterday AZ y ".
rerennt calling for tho" VIII 'iea-r aay adj
eertiaed. ncanonslhlct
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13

According 10 the Taimudists. Satan
whose real name " Sammsel or EbJjs
WIS originally an angel with slr winrs
lie y alaO known NJ ,hr Old SERPENT
the Devil. Beelzebuli tho upsicau Spirit,
Leyltfllan and Asael
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13

The celebrated Ord Monarch Dc cigar.
are sold by j =. Taylor. cignr dsnier
and oonfcciiOner q, q. Lawson's and
Bill and zoos old reliable chop houses.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13

Chnrrh pas,orgfes are SIN sold 70
the highcst bidders 10 some parts VI
EngsAnd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13

a ghost az lfolion. Kan, outfan Tho
sheriff aud two deputies and left part
Of its gunny sack fnimeni on wirc
fence 10 H. haste 70 get inside the pearly
gates the other night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13

This year 3 5O53 ~ The Jewish era.
TlJi m the byzantine erai 1853 N The
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-13

A new drug STORE. 1901 South Main
street