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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-26
LOOSE LEGISLATION.

II was when Gov. Davis occupied the |
guberpatorial chair fer the second time
that he called attention In his message to
the large appropriations and expenditures
made by the General Assembly and
warned the legislators against further ex-
travegance. He counselled moderation
and economy. But his wise words went
unheeded and now three years afterwards
we find our contemporary, the Providence
News, awaking to the fact that something
must be done to prevent the State getting
SO deeply into debt that 1t will be hard to |
get out. ....,.a...t.a t. ,a-, e
Our contemporary cannot lay the blame
on the shoulders Of the Democratic party
IL has been in power twice In thirty-ive
years, and II 1t followed the lead Of Re-
publlcans the first time II certainly made
a stand ms far as possible for economy the
second time, and the States financial
statement will show IL. Whatever blame
there is for the poor financial, condition
OF the state is due to the reckless and
slipshod methods OF Republicans and
their leaders. ..r.. ... ...,,. ..,i... {,
We are glad that the News does not
hesitate to speak out and show the guilty
ones where the road is leading them on
which they are travelling, But tho News
need not Imagine the warning 1t makes
will be needed or it's suggestion adopted.
The gang now in power are there for
other purposes than to be useful or serve
anyone but themselves. The party needs
disinfecting and afterwards may listen to
sucb n danger call. ..-.'".'- a. l' s..i.. ID.
As the News sees the fault Of It's friends,
why doesn't 1t come over where II belongs
and assist In giving the state an honest,
worthy ana ef,cient government, free
from the political tough and the whole
wilson gang. .... .-t.t..,. -..a..4...-
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-26

New and elegant scenery, elaborate stage l.
settings, superb wardrobes. Matinees every
Wednesday ana Saturday at 80 p. m, every
evening at Sp. M. Popular iPrices-Orches.y
ira, Use; Balbony. '1oc 6slerys lOc. 4s6x or
. fee open from 10 a. m to 10 p. IN. Seats Sc
cured one week In advaneeui sirlI 9r'il
Next Attraction-The Leonzo Bros. apd
ehef splendid New Rerk Co.. In the rD6gr -
spy,"
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-26
st. CITY or PAWTuckET.
Auplications for Second Class Licenses

OFfICE OF THE LICSNsE CoMhIssloHERs.t
PAwTUCKEr, X. l., May 10. 1888
=" Applications for license to sell pure, spirit
0na, Intoxicating and malt liquors have been
maFie by the following named persons:
SECOND SECOND. '4'
John +. Murray, 70 Park street,
Phtrick McMahon, 81 Dexter street.
The Board of License Commissioners viii
be inssession At .heir once on Friday, June
at e:1t O'Clock p. M, Mt which time Rrfd
place all persons 80 desiring may be heard
on the matter of granting said applications.
sEksssaksss kkSkAk. ssSks' LaSsa:s mm,s.,S.s,,
's GEORGE M REX, 1'
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-26

- We are selling. Wilton,
AK ministers, Moquettes, Prusseh,
Ia pestry and Ingram sCarpets
made and laid lower, than the
same can be bought in the larger
cities. Never had before SUCH an
i'm mense stock and variety ofpat-
s--.-.~ 49, 49, - - Hsrsrr~
terms. l4.-. ---"
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-26
| two ARPiIlNS:''': !
MISS LAURA DEANE

sPl ndid Costumes; Fine Scenery; Great
ActinK-l al lunW t'Pv Ht mo- ~
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-26

Gold has been discovered in Glocestsr In
this state. Prepare fora bill from Wilson
10 prevent Democrats from mining II.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-26
Z. CITY OF PAMTUCkET.
APPLICATIONS + FOR SECOND
GLASS LICENSES.

. UffICk OF TIKI LICENBk COMhIBblOhkkb, !
[PAwrVCKET. II. J.. May 10. 1888.
Applications for license TO sell pure spirit.
Gus, Intoxicating and malt liquors have been
ma1e blythe following 8 named persons. -'.''
sECOsD GLASS. .'i'
Martin Lanigan. % broadway.
--- Michael Collins, DO school street.
4 Thomas Cunningham, % Main street
Richard Sbu'ueworth. 80 Hillon street.
Jhmes Lennon. 40 Pleasant street Us
james, D. Brien. $50 Division street.
The Board OF License Commissioners viii
be 10 sessioni at their ONCE on Friday,
May 26tn, at 6:ib O'Clock p. m, At which
TIME and place all persons so desiring may
be heard on the matter OF granting said ap
pliestious. . "I'-
.l BERNARp, KEENAN,. {cornmISsioner.
A George NJ. REX. 0oeo"o''
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-26

The Insanity bill was an appropriate as
Il was suggestive for the House TO con-
slider. a...,..,..,. ..,,-....
, 1893-04-04
0eoanfenIplttter.

Sin e6Ger W}enicb 5iebt e6le Nfeni6en
an; Elm unebler 5;ebt ie aus.
&erfpan6te iin6 uns ntcbt immer befreunz
bet, aber Srernbe INNER perpanbt.
8er Bic 6er3cn oetpann, bat nit Sen
&Opten Ieicbtes Spiel.
Der &eI3 Oes @liifs lift elm Stsbleibel.
Dem Slid na3ja9en, beiBt NIGHTS meiter,
ais BON Der 3ufrteoenbeit ltcb entfernen.
0te 0uten lerl1en bon ben S6lecbten
lmeDr, ais bic S6lecbten bon ben @uten.
Stia trdgt, tper bteL trGgt. ST. 81.
, 1893-04-04

8erubt9enoe Qusfunft.

@arum 10 na90eutlid6, 6err 8aitenz
moper?"
p2lcb, Oa ioQ tc6 Dem SefretartatS zQiit=
itenten 0iipflcr ein gtano gu i~iebenbul0ert
Wtart lteiern unO femme feline @er5Gltniiie
gar nid5t!"
vgta, icb peiB alc6 Bios, 0aB er eine6rau
bat, Die 5tpon3i9 Sabre dlter lit ais ct uno
tletn unb budllg. -"
v9aS 9%enii8t! Der Mann lit gut: Gr
frie9t baS 9iano! !" ST. 81.
, 1893-04-04
Ooriihtio-

Gr: pS9 babe micb enti6loiIen, geltebte
Srlna, bel 9etnem 8ater icbriftltcb INN
9cine 6anO an5ubalten. Mte benfit gu,
baB icb i6nt am beiten icbreibe?"
Gle (dngitltdO: pS6 CLAUDE, lic6er
@ultaD, es pdre am beiten, gu i6rieb'lt
t6m -anDnDm! !"
ST. 8l.
, 1893-04-04
Oerplappert.

6rduGetn: v0enfcn Sic nur, 9apa
ouloet feinen e~tn3i9en @eiit i'm 6altS; ib
~trtiire MIDI ielbit, reini9e iel6it meme &letz
Der uno Sc6ubc. ~ err: r8irflic6,
bo babe icb Sbnen I'M G5eiite oft unrecbt &C.
than, ais ich mir Oacbte; rSit bic aber imz
mer l6mubig !"
, 1893-04-04
(6DrtieBung fOl9t,)

-Sn Gape SOB in Maiiaduietts ge:
b0ren gerdu5erte 6dringe, BretBelbecren,
Sabine unO 6anbticber gu ben beIiebteiten
9o3aeits9el9enfen.
, 1893-04-04

Nbonntrt auf boS Qt6en6blatt Ser SQinoiE
StoatSs 3eitung. YreiS l Sent per Nummer
6 GentS per QSocbe.
, 1893-04-04
8ialtos.
Serihie0enes
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" Offices: 9tDS. 206-208 @Iarf : StrnBe. on Der
Satlep @penue Station uuo am Depot, @fe WeGs- uuo
&tn5te=Str.
, 1893-04-04

gEDsca8o N 25eft W2tG)sgau 1tJcnbahm mad,
" @rano gfopibs, 9rano 6opeu. Nasteqolt Wtori.
Itee, Sruperle @ttg, elf gtapibs. @barlepDtr lluo BE-
tosep. 9lbiobrt bonn 6uBe Der &afe=StraBe. : Gn
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Staot=SrTleso 81 S~lorf=StroBe. f@9oir Sor nab @rano
pagen ua9 GrGus Ropios unb Ntusfegou.
, 1893-04-04
II Chicago Union Station.
Y ygGDn6yIvdnid LINES

EzI @oamss, 6onaI= ano WaSiionsStr.
&idet=Gttces: Gin Der Station uno in a. Start.
StraBe gde Sadion.
9Hr63uge faBren ME foIQt:
, 1893-04-04

Qainois Semtrat GiIen=
~ balm. - 9epot; Safe, D.
uu0 80. StraBe. Sidet=Sffice:
1914 StraBe. 3uge nab
benz Weiteu fabren bonn 9epot
am SuBe Der Safe=S traBe ab.
, 1893-04-04

Hbtse9o,. @oG .Sslaso 4 Beeine.Sebm. =
ffblidTfpo,m9 Soorb Of Srobe' SifetsSffice: io4 g SIorfiitr
, 1893-04-04
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-16
NO DEED YET.
To Mr.. Green, Of the Waco and Northwestern
What HO Has 10 Say
About H.

Houston, Tex, Aprll Especial. MIR.
H. x, Green. presld mt OF The Texas aud
as Midland, who purchased NJ public sale
the Waco nnd Northwestern was Ia the CITY
today on his return from Galveston ana Tor.
ielL When asked IN reference 10 Ia, siIi
hc had entered Nt galveston. be snil. II
went 10 Galveston rendered the money md
asked for the deeds To tho properly Tie
deed was 20 be- ready To be- delivered ON
Thursday, hut Il had not been prep9red
! VIII wait and soc what h Included In lie
sale have been refused the lnud notes
anu cash ON hand which ] understood WINS
included In the sale as advertised When n
mn buys u suit of clothes. the vest h In
rluled, so 70 Is with the sale of Inc Wnco
and Northwestern. Everything conue,feJ
with the road was what / bought. 1 tlnurbt
VIII certainly refuse 10 except NJ the Con-
dltons Of the sale as ! understood thsin mr..
not made good. II l fall aud the ROMA A.
Put up TO be sold again / VIM haze M.
chance OF bidding ugHlp."
what about the rexas AldlandYu aslad
the reportC' "'ANn
'Ihe line has been surveyed from Roher,.
10 fuiis distance Of seyentv.fonr 5nIl.g
ana as soon as l get this Waco and MIN
western matter settled | viii eou,,,.,',..
building tho r,ad. have purchased all tIc
material and have the rolling stock osJa,o ~
am now ballasting the track nnd r,,ttin,
i IN hrst-class shape between Ro6efts a,5
Garrett. ''''a anu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-16
a BUSINESS CHANGE.
The Well Known Shoe Firm Of Logan Evans
Dissolved, 10 Be Succeeded by
Evans Roe.

One OF the best known firms Of shoe
dealers in this city, Logan q Evans.
formerly Logan, Evans a Smith, was
yesterday changed again, the senior part
nor retiring from the firm TO engage in
other business.
The firm name hereafter viii be Evans
4 Roe, the latter being Mr.. A. j. Roe,
the well known capitalist of this city,
Both OF the stores formerly operated
by Logan y Evans win be continued by
Evans a Roe, the one ot 3l5 Houston
street aud the other at 1910 Main street,
and the new firm will do what the old
has always done, offered the highest
grades OF shoes of the most modern
styles 60 the shOe-wearing public.
The dissolution Is a perfectly amicable
one. and the coming of Mr. Roe into the
firm increases tho financial resources OF
the concern.
The name Of Logan & Evans has be-
come synonomous ia Fort Worth with
good aud fine footwear, aud none OF this
wellearned and long deserved reputation
will be lost by the new concern that
was yesterday under such hattering aus
pieces launched on the commercial aood Of
Fort Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-16
THE NEW COURTHOUSE.
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONER S
WEDDING our THE PLANS.
Two hore TO 10 Submitted and some TO
40 Rosubmittsd, and Then
tho selection.

Yesterday the county Commissioners
court continued in session considering tue
plWs submitted by various architects,
and the wOrl, Us nearly ended. for after
j. T.. Flanders Of Dallas aud w. NJ.
Martin of Louisville. Nv, have pre-
scented their plans all OF the eighteen
viii have had "a showing.
~ might be- said thnt one set Of plans
were not considered. for they were SUM
marly ruled ont because their maker
made proposition in writing 10 the
county judge to divide the commission or
fee with him That letter was publicly
displayed and the writer barred.
or the eighteen sets of plans presented
nine were ruled out, seven will be recon
slderpd to-Nyit
Mcssrs. Sangunet & Messer and A..
NJ Dawson OF Fort Worth Gum n
Curtis of Kansas City, McCurdy a
Pulls Of Denver. j. B. Legg Architect
urnl company Of ~. Louis Blitz * Allen
of Cincinnati j. II. Gordon of san An
tonic aud one or both OF the two yet 20
he submitted, II found wor.hy.
The pcNpcctlycs OF several of the de
signs named Ia that list of seven are on
exhibition at various places. Messrs.
Sanguinot x Messer's at Washer Bros,
j. II. lcgg q Co.'S az the Fort Worth
National bank, Rlitz 4 Aliens az Cole
4 rerry's, the old Fakes 4 Co.'s store,
and McCurdy a Pulls AZ the Pickwick
hotel, first door north of the hotel en-
trance.
These plans are so exhibited that the
interested citizens mny have the Opporti.
nifty Of seeing what are the general
features of the proposed new Iarraut
county courthouse, and all are designs
for buildings OF great tnagniticcncc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-16
THE CHEROKEE COUNCIL
Has AdlOurnsd--when the Delegation Return,
From Washington, Statehood
win 20 Talked

70, Tahlequah, !, r., April 15.-CSpeciaI J.
me Cherokee National council concluded
rs labor today, AS soon as the Wosh'
lnsloe delegation makes report ne
council viii be called together M sneciai
session TO perfect arrangements far tbe
htnp money, IL is thought here that
~ tne Ilme the next special session meets
,leslleht SleSelaud win have appointed
IN the act of Congress bpyiny ~ ~, ioi
kee strip What the Indians viii M
with the statehood Proposition ~ W, ny y
matter OF conjecture When they nndar'
stand fully the position OF the iinite,l
states ~ the matter they viii moi he
long M deciding what viii be done. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-16
THE MAl-FESr.

Tomorrow night the Deutscher Verein
will give ball nc their hall. corner
Houston and Fourteenth streets, aud
then the question who is 10 bee May
Queeni will be decided. At various
places boxes are placed and IN these may
be dropped the names of those who their
friends wanted nominated for the honor
Az the ball tomorrow night other nomin-
ations may be made and at II midnight
Monday. The result will be declared, aud
she who has the greatest number of votes
will be honored and obcyed as the Queen
of the MAY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-16
in THE CITY.
4 SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKER.

A SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKER
A treat for Sunday school teachers
and workers IS being arranged for Mon.
day evening next Prof II. NJ. Hamiil
OF Chicago has been making a tour OF
the southern states. and attending state
Sunday school conventions under the
direction of the International Sunday
School ASSOCIATION and the State sunday
School associations He comes to Texas
20 attend the State Sunday School con
vention which meets at Waxnhlchic on
April rs. 10 aud 20, aud by invitation no
win visit Fort Worth aud address the
Sunday school workers on Monday eve.
ming, April IL. az 7:45 in the First Pres
byterian church. Prof Hamill has ma.
tional reputation as q public speaker on
normpl Sunday school methods and plans
Of work and very interesting aud in-
st -rriive evening may be spent with him.
Sunday school workers Cf all denomina.
lions are earnestly urged to hear him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-16
IN GREAT NNED.

Mrs Pitts, Twelfth and Houston streets,
In great distress Mrs. Pitts IA widow
and she has five children. ranging in
age from a few months 10 10 years old.
Some time since Mrs, Pitts was aided
by the city authorities and recovered
from am Illness She went to work, Is
again helpless, and now an appeal Is
made 10 the charitable citizens.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-16
COLLECTIONS GOOD.

County Tax Collector Hovenkamp says
the collection OF taxes have been ~.
marknbly aood this year and Of total
OF over $4,000, less than $4,000 re
mains 10 80 collected, Taxes are due Oh
but three pieces of realty outside Of
Fort Worth This Is the best showing
that has been made for several years
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-16
zo.zn NOT COMING

Manager Phil GrecnwUll rauests all
that have bought tickets for the Xo-zo
Benefit 10 come and get their money re-
funded NJ The box Office MS he has reason
10 believe they viii not reach here in
time for the Doth
lie will try TO arrange with some other
attraction for \ benefit, which viii be
announced i'm due time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-16
HRI.D UP

Last night Que of the mon who works
IN the baggage room at the Union depot
Norwegian, was held up by TWO ne-
groes near the east emf OF the Texas and
Pacific wards and robbed OF sos lie
WAS 50 completely surprised rasistenco
was impossible. and the negroes had lis
moliy and were away almost before he
knew what was the trouble.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-16

be visited by a small accident in the ma
ture Of a fire on the night Of the l4th'
which has In no manner damaged us 10
the extent of suspending business, but
on the contrary we continue on JUST the
same as ever, and our drivers VIII wax
on you the same rs usual next week,
and work VIII be turned out with usual
promptness.-Fort Worth steam Laun-
dry. w III. Lennon, proprietor.
Mai. 2. W Crawford Of Little Rock, Ark,
Is IN the city the guest of Frank A. Beau
mont.
John Martin. loborer employed by
the Rio GraiHle fell from u handcar
yesterday morning, aud dislocated ms
shoulder.
1t would be well for the waterforks
company To- look after the leak In water
pipes recently laid on College avenue,
near the crossing Of Rosedale street.
Kilson Gregg has been invited to de-
liver one Of the addresses at the Con-
federute memorial services April ~.
II Is possible Judge Nugent will also de
liver an address.
The Rev D. w. Powell Of SaltillO, Y.
NJ will preach NJ the First Baptist
! church Sunday night Mr.. Powell ~
one of the most faithful aud successful
missionaries Of the Southern Baptist
convention.
A movement Is projected for building q
tabernacle for the Union Bcthcl mis-
sion, a permanent home for the mission.
Some OF those most interested in the
Bethel work are at the head Of the sheme
and II Is deemed feasible.
In the account Of the funeral Of Miss
Jennie Yarbrough of the 18th inst. Il
| should have been stated that she left
$3.50. which was used in connection
with the contribution of her friends in
defNyng the funeral expenses.
AT st. Pauls NJ. T.. church. corner
| Seventh and Lamar today at the morn.
| ing service Mr. s. &. McCurdy, the
| first tenor Of the great Trinity NJ r..
| church, Denver. win sing a tenor solo.
| Mr. McC. Is fine musician and his
! number will be. no doubt treat to
| lovers Of good music.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-16
ATrnNTION q. A. r..

There will be a regular meeting Of
Sedgyick Post No. 80, department OF
l'eXus G.. 4. r., nc Odd Fellows hall,
corner Houston and Fourteenth street,
on Monday April II, nc so p. m. All
members are earnestly requested TO be
present and visiting comrades cordially
Invited 90 meet with us,
w. j. HARDlN, Commander.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-16
THE CITY TEACHERS.

The city teachers met IN regular insti-
tute yesterday at the high school. After
the call TO order and the reading Of min
utcs, NJ ". Jones, principal of the
Broadway school. presented the subject
Of geography. Mr. Jones made this very
interesting and advanced some good
ideas IN regard TO map drawing. He
deprecated the constant use Of text
books
j. o. Cannon. principal OF the Boaz
| school, discussed geology.
Miss IamOn Of the Broadway school
presented the subject Of zoology In a
highly Interesting manner.
Tho audience was treated 10 some eN-
quisite music by Mrs Roe. piano: g. ID.
lnsly, flute and Mr.. Krcpso, violin. They
were cncOrcd
Mr.. Brown, n member of the first
school board Of the city. was present,
but declined to address the institute.
Mr.. Fakes, a member of the present
school board, was an Interested OBJ
server
A committee composed Of w. u. VIII
! lams. Mrs Walden. Miss Bulah Hall,
! Mrs. North and G.. II. Harmon was APP
| pointed to draft resolutions of respect 10
the memory Of the late Colonel A. j.
| Chambers Prof. Alex Hogg was after
ward added 10 the committee.
The question why teachers should 20
70 the Worlds fair was not freely dis
cussed and the subject was dropped.
The Institute then adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-16
IMPEACHMENT ARTICLES
Are Twenty-Five In Number Each Covering
Page IN typewriter.

Austin, Tex, April 10 Special The
senate and House both adjourned early
tSday, ne House just IN time TO nip Ia
committed, which was Just ready 10 lny
before that body for ratification the arr
ucies Of Impeachment ia the McGaughey
ease. The document viii not, OF course.
be given ont until turned over 10 the
house. 4, consists Of twenty-five articles,
each fun page Of tSpe-written mat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-16
UNDER THE DOME.
Pao03EolNaS o. THz6 LEGAL
tribunals YEsTE RpAY.
The Cases Disposed Of BY the District Courts.
Tho New Suits Filed Other
Matters

Matters were rather quiet around the
courthouse yesterday. though not more
% than " usual on Saturdays
In the Forty-eighth district nothing
was done beyond the finding OF yer-
diet In the case of Fired White W. the
Fort Worth aud Rio Grahde, the Jury
finding for The defendant
Nothing of interest transpired In tho
county court.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-16

r. @. Bromly vs. G. Il. Terrell ct al. !;
debt aud foreclosure.
The Western Securities company VS..
John A. Thorntotl guardian; debt and
foreclosure.
George HALEY ct AL vs. II. w Nye et
al; debt aud foreclosure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-16
LEGAL BREVTTTTS.

II Is hoped by the courthouse attaches
that the new building will not accumulate
quite as much dust as the present struc-
turp.
The grand jury Of the Forty-eighth
district l. still In session.
District Clerk McNau still insists hs
snowfall story is entirely true.
Marriage licenses were I'm demand yes.
terday aud County Clerk King issued the
necessary Documents 60 the following
II. u. dUrpin and Miss NJ. NJ. Glass.
y. Y. Van Wrinkle and Miss Sadie Dish.
op. Jesse Howard. colorcd aud Miss
Frona McClnriy. colorcd; H. J. Cass.
colOred. and Mary Washington, colorcd.
lige Arnold, pistol carrying. and John
Ware, emp shooting plead guilty In
the county court yesterday
Jim MrCHlch charged with theft OF
property over $50 in value. was grnnted
bail by Judge Harris yesterday Ia the
sum OF $500
Charles Trotter. charged with theft OF
$40 from Mrs Burchil. gave bond In
the sum OF $3.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-16
TEXAS AT THE WORLDS FAIR.

TEXAS AT THE WORLDS FAIR.
Chicago, H.. April 1J.-,Mrs. G. D.
Browd of Fort Worth has been IN the
city for ten days looking for a suitable
house In which to care Tor Texas peo-
pie who visit the Worlds fair. She has
leased the
"rHE HAYDEN"
a new four-story brick structure within
easy access TO the fair grounds She
has newly furnished the house. and il
is equipped With all conyeniences. in.
Guiding telephone.
The leading Texas papers will he on
file. and ia all respects The HAYDEN"
presents comforts and conyenieuces near
est 10 thOse Of homo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-16
NERVOUS WOMEN

Are9le female I0nic Will cure vour uerve
NuAAes AMI make you feel youna ana
sslohS Hfeln, u WIN Restore color 10 your
eAeeAs' II Is splendid tonic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-16

,t Aceor m,bt TO ibe Atlanta Journal Miss
%S May Is N ~ Tsa 81 Ggson county, Georgia,
pounds, has i've Joints n Any, S Us, MY
seven JOINTS IN each lower limb. - Du
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-16
ArrnNTIoN sIR KNIGHTs.

An members Of Fort Worth Division
No. . u. r.. *. of p, are requested
20 meet at the armory this evening at
q o'clock sharp, ia fatigue, with uniform
and Blankets, ready to start for San
Antonio at Z 80 y. ~.
BY order OF Sir Knight Captain Louis
Mas
j. NJ. PERRY, Sir Knight Recorder.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-16
KNOCKEn orr.

HeadaChe--by the guaranteed c,,r. ~,
TONS Hed-Ake, II cures any hcai5cI, 4.
n digS minutes and II won't cure anything
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-16

Angostura Rtters Is the best tonic In the
world Tor dyspeptics. Manufactured ouly
" Dr ] q. ID. Slegert \ S0na 500 every
where BY drugflsts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-16

For Malaria, Liver Trou-
BILE, indigestion, use
BROWN IS IRON BITgERS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-16

Notice 70 our friends and public in gen
erai-We were unfortunate enough 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-16

OF the S03,OOO teachers In the United
States, 10000 are women.