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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
LIVESTOCK,
EXTRA GOOD TEXAS CATTLE
BRING TOP PRICES
Al Chicago and Kansas City Exporters Or
dcred 10 Stop Shipping 10 Glasgow.
The Local Round Up.

Jot j. Smythe, wcll-known Itasca
cnttlemun. is in town,
William Doaks, prominent cattleman
irom san Antonio is in the city.
]. NJ. Smith came in yesterday from
San Antuuiu with a ear Of horses.
Wmfell Scott. the big Fort Worth
aud Colorado City cowmun, has return
ed TO the city.
w. II. Godair Of Chicago was in the
city. lie has returned from a tr,p 10
the SNu Angelo country
j, NJ, Daughcrty, the wcll-Rnown Abb
lone cattlcman, was among the few cat
uemcn who were here yesterday,
Sidney Webb of Bcllyuc has marketed
1T ~, Louis loo head OF Texas steers.
lnW pounds average, that brought
Si,Ij
For the two weeks ending Nav - the
santa Fc shipped from The south 22OOO
head OF cattle, the majority of which
went TO Kansas and Wyoming
points.
Eight ears Of sheep two of cattle and
one of horses came in yesterday. tbp
sheep FROM Colorado. The balance from am
coleman Inc shipments are being made
TO Kansas City.
j. -. Wilson Of Dallas has lust mar.
knied nj 81. Louis COW that weighed
l39 pounds, and brought $50. Iir.
wise q Load Of lOlO-pOuud steers that
sold for $500 per 100
That The beneficial effect of orranizo.
ton Is shown by The prices obtained he
NE wool growers nt Sulphur SPRINGS
lhpy gol ~ cents pound for their
twelve months wool last week.
~. Il Harris, livestock agent of the
wabash, shipped from paoli. l. r.. to
NMnguA A'iTN pf az
averaged l3!t pounds and TONED fhc
market for Texas cattle, bringing SIS
w. " Moore says that this Il fhp Lest
price obtained for Texas cattle M Kan
sas City this ycar. -'''
j. b. Wilson Of Dallas. very succcss.
M stockmau, recently marketed nj Iij.
w seVeniy-two head Of Texas stpcrs
aud forty head, llSOpound stears ~, -
brought Si,15, These cattle were r.,i.".f
anu FED by Mr., Wilson. This IL M,
hcNed 10 be tho second highest nri,o Al,
tanned for cattle this year. the / 'on.o,'
Stem innnlcnit cattle being first bnv-
A Sholih9rn Devon steer, S years ola
mtgi,SSmuS 9nout 1000 hounds, and n nnre
among The curiosities M iba u' w, are
sloreyards. The horse stands t, ,,'."s"
nhe hunds high and the steer r;,''a
hnhus. The steer Is supposed ia II H. ~,
,9tkest N the country. ana bi,' the
w w Crandall OF Cauinll. Ko, oWhhgT
lenges TIE world on three points. ~ , yiiai'
pound or $4,000. ''S nun at II
,., inpegleiS Of Canadian cattle at CHI
~ ''op shlpplng, IS the delays. OWN p,,ef =
culture. ih1 ms C by lac beard Of aer
ered unon arrival nfe rai, We slnnght-
TNue' shippers have again 10 lhe
'If nNani Of agriculture 10 mis- 'tlil l''d
,slng gmharso, Int tho boarJ r,s ene eN-
Sll! , Ihe request Three yrsse ,ft1 ls TO
y" MN gat.e are waiting Tor IN loadei
a AN e5 g2l,soeH and Prices have f KIM,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
a Wreck on a Tennessee Road
Near Newsom.
ELEVEN PERSONS MANNED
nrs. Elliuaswotih 81 RlyOrd viii Probably
DIo--J. 3. freeman Of Harold and
]. D. Graves Of Alyord
Badly Wounded.

Nashville Tenn, June "a wreck in
which eleven persons were injured oc-
CURED on the northwestern division of
the Nashville, Chattanooga and St.
Louis railway near Newsom's station
this morning The rear coach Of
passenger train No. "a, from Memphis
jumped the track and rolled down an
cmbankmcnt forty feet high. The names
Of the Injured are;
Mrs Susan Stephens of the Indian Ter
ritory, dangerously bruised about the
body and head
Mrs $. NJ Douglas of Chester, $. O.,
bruised about the shoulders, arms and
head.
Mrs. NJ. G. Marshall of Mariana,
Arl,, log and face cut
j. l. Spnrloc,, Wan, Cherokee nation,
left shoulder hurt
J. $ 'NIaroncy, Murphy, N, G.; head
bruised,
Mrs Cuddath aud baby, Nowata, l.
r.; the former cut about the head
Mrs Ellinssworth, Alyord, Tex; face
cut and back bruised.
j. H. Freeman, Harold, Tex.
A $. Harris, Nashville; head and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

Atianta-Avcrage. 10 maximum. 81;
minimum. o.. rainfall, III.
Anguish Average. II; MAXIMUM. 81
minimum. 90: rainfall l.hi.
Chsfirsinh Average. q; maximum. -:
minimum. W rainfall ~
Galveston -Arrragp. ~. maximum, So.
minimum. Gi. Rainfall 40.
Little Rock Average. II; maximum.
So minimum. ~: rainfall. ~.
Memphis Average ~ maximum. 81
minimum. 81. rainfall. ~.
Mobile Average. 10, maximum. 90;
minimum. %; rainfall, IL.
Montgomery " naNimum,
IS: minimum. 20. rainfall, 30.
New Orleans II; maximum,
IS. minimum, IS; rainfall, 81.
Savannah Average, II maximum. 30;
minimum. u.s. rainfall. II
Wick shurR--Ayerngc. 9; maximum, W;
minimum, Us: rainfall, .lS.
Wilmington Average. 10; maximum,
So. minimum. 90. rainfall. 40.
Means Maximum, so, minimum
CO.: rainfall, 30.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
rIcKwIcN.

,r Miss Lizzie Lucas, Miss Annie Lucas.
iNiofs Andrew Williams, Missouri Kansas
nun TWAS Railway company; +, w. imil.
,Wlluelphlo; j, Newman, baltimore. Md ,
NJ VI, Kahn, New York; J.. NJ Horton,
ihnasi $ J., Thompson, Gainesville: q A.
AlcNnhh, Oklahoma CITY. sam Hume Ia.
nlMhnuls. Ind; j, l.. Waite, GRIND Rnpids
Nich.i j, l., il0vcioy, ST. Louis, W
NunlgA haltinure; u. l.. Countryman Dni.
US W. =, liurnispn, wife aud child, sur.
nm1 1nj MIS- Harris. ltasca,. Tex; J. n.
htoMn Igmplr' Mrs. G. n. ilcarkr and
daughter; Mis-. Fat Lambert aud children
Mrs j. Law Rcfugi0. r. A. Ferris Wnxa,
haenit ], NJ. Knox. Lincoln. Neb.; W. Il. Nj
lieksOn, Milford. Tex; l.. Porter, Watcher.
HhlG ,anoda. y r. Graham. New York
.ro VI l0rdun Kansas City; j. c. Gnrhnn
Austihi J. g, Sargent, ST Louis: q l.
Nootcs, llroWnwn0d; Felix Maun, NlennrI
Tx y nrrfus, New York; g. A. pnrsirv
iNa,n,sas NiHi ]. J; Johst. onmhu: {. o.
middleton, Dallas; Frank brown. Seymour.
W Mosey, Wcauierfor; o. q. Eyans. N,
i.nuiki w, w. johnson, Strawn Tex: j.
I, fauy, Tom Lowell HillshorO. Nj. L..
Jones ulnrenloni T. w krakr, National
NJ g WILSON, Denver; g. A. McCau Wealth,
eriNrl; J. Nj Hggart liochpster. ".
4 NivNct chicago; J, L. Nuns. Cleveland
~ u. w, Lccngr aud wife WnNnhntiJn,
h1Nw g. Pay, Isl Ease; j, W Ross. Nov,
untlsannSi g. Il Julian, ballast W. Il. Me-
hNWell w. u. Erhtmnshcr. NJ. H. utrris
Z, l@uis j ]. hrles nallas; j. VI. Nmtb'r
,innslnni u. Wilson. Eagle Pass Tnm
Harvey New York WIN. Neulc. Brrctn,'
.Ik"i A. H. Mernscr, 81. Louis: ". NJ
5ghnson New Aprk; H. a. lhrrrtt. HI
Center Edith Parry Iulshnro: ~ n WI
Ne.ANiilw Tenn. q. W. Rurefoat Narnfi,,
- -. NuAlr. NirhplsVillp. Nv.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
BELTON


Graduated.
Bolton, Tex, june -(Spccial)-.ndre
H. Y king has letters from Generals
Ross, Hardeman aud Cabell, Colonel
Frank Lubbock, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Crane aud Acknowledgement Culbcrson
promising to attend the next meeting of
the Bell county cx-Confcderate reunion.
July the 7th and Sth.
The following young ladies have success.
fully passed the examination before tho
committee aud will perform at the Texas
building, music hall, at the Worlds fair:
Misses Christie Smith, Hester jackson.
byha Cooper, Adele Jennings of Baylor
college aud Misses Stella Pierce Knt,
Raymond Nellie Rucker, Winnie Bowel.
leau EhDru OF Miss Haymoud's school
of music.
The knights Of Honor will give an ice
cream supper aud ball onv the 10Th inst.
Mr.. y. j. Atkins of the Denison Her
ald was IN the city this week.
Inc Royal Academic society of Bay
Tor college has issued very unique aud
artistic cards Of invitations to their hon
orary members and friends to attend the
S,ociety's meeting in the art studio on
June, the 10th inst.
Inc horticultural society will also
nave meeting on the same evening TO
which they have issued invitatiors.
Mis-, Julia Truitt Bishop Is now a
regular contributor to the Bolton Re
porter
., Captain Sllas Baggett ana Mr.. Eli
bASgttt have each just completed hand
some residences on North Main street ut
q cost of 5000 each. Residences are he
ing erected in all parts of the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
TEXAS SlFTINGs.

,,,,n, I'm, tho mc,.es
p.,a a. r.cd..a M, A,dn,,.n
.,,
Iir N''ori ''uoH't " . s''''H o'''
ih'
driys'n county orpp prospects are 'N'''
lent
wild blackbcrries are plentiful 10 Andrf'
son county
The presbyterlans OF Itasca Will build a
new church.
dentist can mad good "puli" on Black
jack Grove
Thorn are thirty apniieants for poslilons
in thc Granbury schools,
,rIe tipestan, roonty fruit crnp Is
unusually heavy Ills Year.
, n,,,,i, ,t. u,iti
..,,,. ,,', ,s'' ,va.,,,- ,,is
-. -. -, ,.. ,..
'',,'""y '.'s''' .'l's' " nv, -,
$50 wa w. WV
Ihe Lulips signal ihinhs sam Jones ser
nous should be fun'igatcd before going mo
PRINT
More thon fifty chattle mortgages were
recorded 10 Hood county during th" month
f stay
A slx-leggcd hog Is Bouhnin's latest freak
Il weighs 100 pounds aud was raised near
that city.
mn, o,,,,,,o,,.,,o,, o,,rcts.s n, crnnbnry
c,il,.,,. ,Ili becin I'M. sat,,r,t,y Inn. 10 nud
,nJ Sv,In.sd,y Inn, IA
en-
~ n1'"S' N'",'i' 'Hss' "s'' 'S' wa"
Of wotcr nnJ H. In d,re,r,ns rondltion.
runs Inu uin'I'ut '""''u''','H
.''' '''''''n 20 i'''.t "'ls'''' ~, '' &
"''" ""' Wv INV ,."- N''' ~
" s'''''H'"' '"'' II "''"'S "" '"''
Governor Hubbard has accepted the lhNl-
talon {" deliver the grafton at FESTIVAL
HaIl Worlds fnir chicago june Iv'h' ON
hrhalf ot Texas division of the travellers
Protective Association N America.
A prisoner IN the federal court ct Paris
who hnd plpudcd guilty To horse theft. WIS
asked by Judge bryant whnt hc had to
suy about the ease The man replied; ~
'NNN 2 hNhN NN ! llANf llNliU AN bly, tNNhff
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
ABUSE or PENsI0I1
TWO SMALL COINS ID,
TOTAL rIsAslllrr /


NVesl,i...
"'n'''ston, June 2-Ila VI Il
examining the half.mins. u,
that have been is.uod ~ y
dent ,.,,.;.. " '''psu WIT n
t,ar IN, ~, " ~ alE !,
ia Mni stand the test Il a, !. Y
ton Of the law made lf,,. 4 /
nounccd from iha NJ.
Saturday ,,.lu "'''| e'ii1|
80 WI W eomnea1l Il
assistant Secretary Aytal. n
charge Of pension maiis, Z. 4. u
Department hns ro, 49,
ha ,n.,,,,. ~ ~ WIS y n
80 N"''ei very careiallj VI
lholcau0hs are that Il viii /, t..I3
very lew people oulsidr II II,
onlcc itseli lave had tbr a, N
extent 10 Which tie Aha,is N. I
under the act Of 1880 I,,.'I 4
Iarsney Of Missouri, hinali II
OF The war, was the ffst 10 ~ i
attention 10 the matter, atn'
delivered IN the house q Ia I
when the pensian approgiist 4
under consideration II de IL = /
congress. L
The inv Ntion aiou, h
menced will show that IT, = 4
apparently little itOnbs 4 4
pensions for claimants VIZ u
faintcst shadow Of a dAlf /
One remarkable case h, a., =
TO light, ia which Ass,l-I ( i
Bussey reversed The acllCs : 4. :
sion office and granted 1 -
per month 10 a man whoss n
disability was Il couple H an, H
the great toe Of Zach iot NJ J.
no evidence that he MA 4 h
disabled from the perforh1aeg I
labor. which Is Ne M ma
the law, but Bussey aai'Nli
their celebrated order, NJ iA y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
EXERcIsEs CLOSED.

Decatur, Tex. June (Special.)-
The commencement exercises Of the
Northwest Texas Baptist college closed
last night With n musical entertainment
by Mrs. Fleets class. The crowd was
not 81 large rs the night before on nc
count OF the inclemenCy Of the weather
n heavy rlinstorm coming up during the
evening. The entertainment was a treat
to the citizens Of Decatur and was duly
appreciated by those in attendance. The
contest by the rlocution class for n gold
favor of Miss Georgia Cate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
FOSTERS LOCAL FORECAST.

The storm waves will reach this meri-
dian, and the other changes noted viii
occur at and within 100 milcs Of Fort
Worth within twcnty,lonr hours before
or after sunset Of the dates given below,
June . Storm wave on this meridian.
June 4. Wind changing.
June 5-Cooler and Clearing.
June 0.-Fair and cool
June -Nln1eratng.
June S-Warmer.
June =, Storm wave on this meridian
June i0.-Wind changing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

The putting Of now administrative
and executive force In the pension de-
partment is o good work, done none too
soon. We take it that tho change is n
good one, because NO charge could have
beCn made that would have given a
WORSE administration. The mon who
have IN hand the spending OF mor thnu
SlI5,OO0,OO0 every year cannot he se.
lcctcd with too great care. 10 reduce
this enormous expense by detecting aud
cutting on from the pcusion rolls tho
thousands Of impostors who are there
will be Among the most crclimhlc per-
formances Of this Democratic admins,
tmhon. Give us new mon, with sand
in their craws and kccn.bladed knives In
their hands, TO handle the pension loot.
cts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
CIRCUMSTANCES Alrrn CASES.


charleston News ard Couricrl
Governor llosgs Qualification" OF the Fed.
vral bounty law nppgtrs mot Ia have prp.
Nnhcu me tslghtest anger among the iOtl
Vfgans' His action is designed. however,
not 10 prevent the people OF his stutr from
mlhg laN~l for the benefit OF some men in
people OF The northern states nnioug uthers
ifHm beng taxed FOR the hruput " soaic
mon In Texas, IL makes a good deni or
notification butt, "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
nALn corNrYs nnronn



A Nccnt letter 10 The Fort Worth Cngett,
itom Mir, Mc,ullcr has a tund,tiry To- ID
iinle county an injustice. lnasmnrl us the
licluw wis oNcrdrawu. Firtt he sntr ',LNst
summer ne RrgsshOnpprs We're No thlck la
parts Of NE county that hardly u snriE "
sinss Madcft.' Now the "snuiu unrts'' may
lucan c.gse corner wher they rniiretcl. bnt
II Is well known that fat heef was Killed.
on Inc a.aSs an fall aud winter up IA, flls
hiHi 0i February aud that tho winter loss
Y enttlp was less than one pcr cent, un
other part of the state showing a LIGHTER loss
The weather was dry enough IL ngc,,t tl,,
crops it Is trne. bnt tho range was mir
ihc snuWF Of ihr winter put IA Inlr spnsou
" mo Fropnd and the grass was rnflier
mus spring than for thrive years nud better
thun Tor 100 miles south ANA rnst rhls
Spring ihrre has not been sltclnni atnen,,t
% RUN bul cur people Hrr not deprnllnr
iAlseN oh ueld rfups yvt 80 II they sh.iniI
" An entire failure, Witch i nnt iifeir
Tue lrNme would not by Ia us had slni,
a lliyN are in older cOmnuultlss Whrr,
they "siruln their trt4llr 10 mich "A lie
NNp anu ny some clluniiy lOs,, n Leaving
tNfni Win uuihlng and hpp,ily Ia deht
Mt!t-s' NJ one riuiuis for the country a
EFtNi Eldondol hut Il has lrrn cxeinni
run ilr severe ualauiilos tlint have yisltisi
other PORTIONS OF tide cauntrv Nh,r, N.ini.
hwns hiNr been sWvpt fnim existence nu1
'Minlles inade dc~ontr by welcomes mai
hul'hN ~ Acres nf farms swrit bare uf
ThniN anH nnlHovemenis by rasIns hoads.
lis yemplhiu mnd, W nu uomry N die
country b hasiai on fact, thor, \ no nionos
het'; Nor Is There ANY plscvhpr., Itufsfir
y, we iuoncy rentrfs, but ilat h moi ia
Ahi pi ii!r lnufli climate. ar crasshopD,'rs.
IVA Y pimuch financial system nUrnrtu,
n.y. eN the Two old mNnasdlstie pirtlps
nm they mivit dcnfuss nsic,rs nnl make
wy dollar they hold purchase ilc mor,,
NNH until Nfinic Is brought ullnitl the
i'PN's OF farming aad cattle TnislAg Mil
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
WASN'T THE RIGHT COLOR.

Boston, Mass, june 2-The house
mas passed a bill providing against dis
examination by BARRIERS on account of
race end color The presentation of
the bill in the house was caused by the
treatment received in Cambridge bar
bgrshop by Lewis, II Harvard student
his color
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
TEXAs WEATHER.


Galveston, Tex. June o.-,Speclall !
Observation-Disclosures, s.; minimum. 40
Abilene Maximum, 81, minimum. IA
belton-AlaSimum, ~; minimum, sd;
Brenham Maximum, D2; minimum.
:, Corsieana Maximum, 40; minimum
0ii rainfall, %
Columbia Maximum, IS: minimum.
cgeEo Maximum, %; minimum. o.:
rainfall. lO2
Maximum. So. mialnlnm. Oh,
Houston Maximum, 40; minimum, 90:
limisyil!c Maximum, o.; minimum.
90; rainfall, iOn
Longyiew Maximum, 50: minimum.
RAINFALL .O1.
Orange Maximum. IS: minimum. 40.
a Palestine Maximum, 90; minimum.
San Apionie- Maximum, 90; minimum.
90: rainfall, i93
-. sherman ..AlosimnR, 50; minlmnm. ~;
TylerM Maximum, az minimum. o.;
Wgco-Alaximnm. %. minimum. Is.
Neathertord- Alaxlmnm, 81; mluI.
mum, ~ rainfil, i2O.
Means Maximum, $50; minimum.
Oh-; Rainfall 20.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
wnL roNrEsr coMrNoMIsND.

San Antonio. Tex, June 2s-tSpecialJ
promised. 'ibr Catholic church and
Miss Kate Twohig, sister Of the dcceas..
cd, getting one-haf Of the estate and
the contrasting heirs the other half. The
estate valued OF S500.OOO. was lett prin,,
cipally TO the Catholic church. Some OF
The heirs reside In ireland and some
IN California and Massachusetts,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
SHOULD wIE arISomrY III rAxnDl


AAANN7ANh ANNNfl
lhr Galveston News refers To o graduated
lheume tux us "a policy OF "cnwur,llcc, greed
hnu INJUSTICE Hnd aisO MS "taN upon The
1t wnuld be- difficult 10 convince
nny one that surh q tax Is more cownruiy.
greedy AMI unjust than other mixes. and
iW reason can he stated why the minority
should not be taxed as wei IA the mnlorlty.
lh" truth Is, thut M many localities, a..
lWHnl! towns anu elites, the minority PAYS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
SHE WOULDN'T
Live With Him So Hs PplthfH
RreasL

Gainesville, Tex, June ~
Because his wife refused . y
him viii Billie, a pFolHlhssl .
mcr, living ten miles HoiIiF's
attempted suicide late ye'e-'
noon.
Billie was married aboW
but has hot been llylaf A
for several months. fe'it'iii
he went over to bis fathetils'
whore his wife has been lipa 4 I,
Separation. and endea!end J, n
her to live with him. u, w. w
earnestly alJ she re;,all,'
idllle then arose as 4 w
stead drew a pistol aug <. h; ~
lie right breast. Inc ia ~ :, =.
below tile nipple AUD y.
lung A doctor from On. I, M \ N
moned and attended 9 y n, II NJ
slill alive, bur lhen Is " r.
his recovery, -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
rnn rnrMrnr nlAsrs or nArrLrL

TO the Editor OF the Conrlcr.JournulJ
Governor Hogs uf Texas, spurns the collar
OF lht llniucrtls, amt refuses the bounty
uh sugar Wtung from tine sweat ~ the
iUccs OF the honest luhurcrHl The Republic
II not dead, but slcrps' ''tiuh' foi, iIugg!
White ualu Ky.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
Jones' SUNDAY SERMON.
a REMARKABLE Pull
PIT DELIVERY
viii Appear in Full in Next Sun
days Gazette,

The remarkable sermon to men only
delivered by sam Jones at Dallas last
Sunday viii appear in full IN ueNt sun
days Gazette. 1t will De mighty interest.
Ing reading. Agents desiring extra copies
should send their oTlcrs early.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
a cATTLE TRANSACTION

I AS9 ns,i9iG Fey;. June ,speclol, ",
80 Nailin o. this cify, one az I'M W.
oait',eh'h m the state. inaf n5,.h ,Fsest
, S'sn'1 telegram from the Nav, Si re-
,norse'pr OF the Northwest Texss vss,leans
y, @,' ~ "ssoeiation, informing him 6a.s'e-
NJ MN. ~ sle'ts hearing his brand =
- WV os'eans and ou the market w sn5
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
SHOT FROM AMBUSH.

Dublin, June -. Another agragrian
crime has been cOmmitteed near Ennis
IN county Glare Today land agent
named Mnl0ney was shot FROM ambush
ana seriously wounded. Seven arrests
have been made.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
HAIL STONES GO THROUGH
ROOFS,

Ravwick. Nv. Iune 2.-During q storm
ON Seutt's Ridge hailstOnts us large MS
eggs were driven through thu roofs OF
the dwellings The fruit crop was
ruined, and the leaves torn from forest
trees a number Of chickens were Killed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
AN
| UNSOLICITED
TESTIMONIAL,
FoRr WORTH May 30, '9a


Editor Gagcttci
We arc very much pleased with
the results we are getting from
our advertisements Ia the Fort
Worth Gazette. We have kept track
~ the returns from our id. and on
account Of IL have boon getting num-
croua Inquiries aud open orders,
Correspondence has been coming to
rs from territory In which we were
total strangers and IN which we have
done no other advertising.
We havo been changing our ads.
frequently and we notice each pnr-
ticular subject We touch brings lot
tors of inquiry and orders from not
only our regular trade but also from
parties heretofore total strangers to
us.
WAPLES-PLA77ER GROCER CO,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

sJnaf
Bolton. Tex Sd ;,illas =.
oo The Mlrsqa'ls nsft
rad yesier'l,s'. ~ y, ~
station. fye aal5fiilf
gincs were, III ~ q
,aii,i..,n cjl7iilF W.. n. y
liz ,.i,'. fencf lrA N w
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d. hlnomlng GrMe. Tex. june a-ispeeiai,
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z The people 81 Austin. might restrain
the water d their dam by getting out
an ;ssunetiqn.
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some extensive experiments have re-
Ssnly been made In connection with the
herman army, the object of which has
been TO. provide Continuous electrical L.
inininalion at hight for balloons
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Dr. Briggs viii form now church.
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of faith being belief In Dr. Briggs.
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