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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23

fancs year from the French govern
meut.
But this is not all. The sanity Shereef
bcing infalliblpl could drive a coach and
horses through custom and the Koran
lie married q Christian WIFE, Miss Emily
Keene. an Englishwoman. now his wild.
ow. aud the mother by him Of two SONS.
of Anglo. NtoOrish.negro blood. who are
called Mulai Ali aud Mulai Mohnmmed.
aged respectively Is aud lB.
HAD no DIVORCE THREE WIVES
Ia order TO enjoy the sweets Of union
with white woman the Grand Shcreet
had to divorce his three native wives, by
one Of whom he had already two sons
Mulni-cl-A rhi and Mula MOhammvd
This being DONE Miss Emily Kccne he.
came Shercefa. hu she had later to see
yet another wife taken TO the Shcreeiian
bosom, certain Marubctta
Thus, 10 summarize the whole matter
for the sake Of emphasis, the holy fam.
lily Of Morocco consisted Of the Grand
Shorccf, three divorced native wives aud
two native sons, an English wife and her
two sons aud a native wife not divorced.
Things being thus mixed trouble was
pretty sure TO cnSuc The Grand Shcrcei
died in due course. and the eldest son
Of his divorced native wife rrms now
nt Wazuu as Grand Shcrcof, the Holy
One OF Islam. You will observe that
have put the word divorced" In inverted
commas. Thereby hangs tale
When Miss kccuc married the Shcreoi
In 1873 he produced nt the English lpCa.
ton In TuuEcr documents of divorce
against his three legitimate Moorish
wives. These were considered satisiuc.
tory nc the British legation, aud Il was
stipulated In them that Miss kcCne
was 90 receive an indemnity In cnsc the
Shcrccf married again. When, after the
Shcreefs death, these documents wer-
suhmittd 10 the Moorish tribunal IL was
found that they were dated more than "a
hundred years back, According 10 thu
opinion of legal authorities in Morocco
the documents were invulidnted by thi,
error and the Shereofa was therefore
the fourth legal wife Alusselman law
allows four Of the Shcrecf As a Chris.
tiun She could not under any circum.
stances inherit property from a Mussul
man.
The Sherecf. however. acting upon the
divorce documents. married II fifth wife
a certain Marietta, who, according Il
them, would Ice his second legal wife
but n the documents were null aud void
would H. NO wife ut ALL
The French authorities at Tangier. n
N said, secured from the Shcrref at the
moment OF his death. verbal affirmation
that h. wished Muloi.cl-ArM 10 succeed
him' but. ms these Ulhrmuuons were moi
huestrd IN conformity with Kornir law
the question of succession remains. so II
Is claimed, an open one
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
ON THE UPPER NILE,
Evidence Showing That Photography Of a
Kind Was Known 6oO0
Years Ago.

II have spent much time IN travelling
900 INDIA, Bururu ami on the Malay pruin-
sm1, said William Huntington tn "A
san Francisco Examiner man a fcy
days ago, "Und / have also travelled a
good deaf iu other lands. think. ON tho
Whulc the most Interesting experience 1
ever had WAS m am uucicnt rity ON The
Nllc ~ upper Egypt / am not going TO
quote any guide books nor more Than M.
iude 10 anything that Is not well known.
nut l want 10 say that 10 even the wei.
informed man the things he sees ON die
upper Nile will stay with him forever. /
may De permitted perhaps 10 remind Won
mat These cities are more than 5000
years old and that some of them had ns
many %, million inhabitants each. In
dcrd, some of them had more. Well
When was there a year usp. and mon
were digging among the ruined temples
some curious ihuE, were hrOuI.ht forth
aud these / regard as the straugest of
tmugs seen lu all my Wander'nls I'm an
on tomb was found a curious iron and
glass object which ON Investigation
proved lo Dec a Photographic camera IL
Was not such camera us rs iu us, now.
or mas been since uur Photography Wos
invented but something ANALOGOUS 10 IA.
showing mat The art which We thought
W" iEd discovered was really known 5000
years ago.
Another thing that was discovered
there i'm ihe sands of the Nile was IA
ploW, constructed on thr modern plan
IL was not of steel, but of iron. and n
had the same shape. The same form of
point and bend Of mold-board as we have
now. lei another thing was broushf
forth, showing that they were exnart
astronomers, II was a lens. constructed
lh such a way as gave evidence W The
Tact that they knew the distance from
me earth 20 the sun and moon, and Ind
many OF our modern ideas In regard to
the science ! saw whore the Nubam-
,nedans had RACED aud attempted 10 total
" destroy those cities, but many of the
buildings, or at least parts Of them, ARE
VI h good state oil preservation The
stones are largely granite and tb,re
never was better expression than mo
term 1mperishnhle granite SO far ng
lhey are concerned These things start
men 10 thinking and cOnyince MS thai
oNliHatl0n may. after all move iu !,
grrle ANA the things which we cnU na,v
are OFTEN old as the mountains. Amerlra
anu Nglit1mia are new 10 me. bui nj.
rEt9y ma here YOU refer 10 vour LOST
clNliNaton' meaning. as ] take ia mora
particularly the civilization of the Ana
ana loltecs, / don't know whether Won
Wlll ma modern plOw, an astn,nouicni
lhstrgment and camera or moi nm
Would not be surprised If some one shonld
ma as remarkable things In This conntry
as they have In Egypt"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
I'M rnnrnEss MnNRnE-

Fortress Muutor. ~, April 1.-The
red. white aud green flag ut luly arr
nt the main of every one of the twenty
seven mcn-otWu lying Va Hampton
lnnds thi. morning Today was lhc
tWcuty-GfIh anniversary of The wedding
of King llumbrri and Quw Mlrglcrilt
aud % good part of the day was given
to .ulutcs boo thrlr honor Al u "rlo'N
slcer was made impossible hy thc cannon
sllutmg hr lmluu dag 40 noon the
snutntiun was repeated three tiuo- over,
and again 40 sunset Secretary Herbert "a
arrival called lur uo vnd ut the same
noisy welcome and besides thls cumr the
firing accompanying the N'slfs ol the
admirers so more beautiful pauodnma
was seen before look Gel thuu lhr mass
of color ou the ship.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
WASHING TON.
The Question Of the Gold Re-
serve All Absorbing
CLEVELAND AND CARLISLE
Have HAD No Trouble other Than DIFF
ference OF Opinion In Regard TO the
Policy TO Pursus-More Heads
Cut Om-Going to New York.

Washington, April 22.-1'he gold re-
serve depleted yesterday was intact to-
day, offers uggregating nearly SLWO,-
UUO having been received aud accepted
by the secretary this morning. Secrc-
tary Carlisle said he did not think 30
wise 10 state the names and places from
which the offers came He stated the
treasury would continue the policy now
being pursued of paying out god for
treasury coin notes He was at q loss
60 understand how any uncertainty pre-
vailed iu the public mind as 10 the ace
ton of that department. Uncertainty
Uill prevails, Though from kilograms rn-
ceiycd and the further fact that several
prominent New York bankers were here
today 10, ii possible, get q better and
clearer knowledge Of the situation from
personal interviews with cabinet officers
and others
When The day closed the treasury de
purtment had to its credit slightly over
STUu.WO free gold Do /. expected this
viii be- INCREASED Monday as there Is "a
disposition shown by western bankers
To help them swell the reserve Several
banks iu New York urr said tl have
turned Do, gold for bills There Is a
better feeling. temporarily ut least. and
In fact mo- bad result has occurred aud
mono viii occur II 10 rs found necessary
by expected large shipments of gold to
be- made next week there Is nothing tu
Indicate Secretary Carlisle will not du
as he did yesterday, invade the gold re-
serve 10 meet all demands.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
SULTAN---SHEREEF
Relations Between the Tempo
raj and Spiritual Powers.
THE PRIVILEGES OF DESCENT.
How MulaIrLArbi divorced" Throo
wives aud Married Two Moro.
glimpse of Life In - Ro.
mantle Land
THE PRIVILEGES OF DESCENT.

Tangior April 15.-lt d0wns upon the
observer Of Moorish affairs soon after he
has tukcn mp his residence in Morocco
that there are m this country 1.-TWO Rich
mouds n the hpll"-thc Sultan Mulai
Wozan. nt present Mulni Mohammcd-cl-
Arhi. There are. $40 90 speak, Emperor
and Pope. the Lord Temporal and the
Lord Spiritual of the Land of the Set
ting Sun.
need scarcely say thut the arrange
ment does not worl, 90 The entire salts
faction of either The Sultan could not,
sanity attributes of the Shcrprfs Of
Wu2an, but the Shcrcrfs. on the other
hand. are SO much more illu,triuus n
birth than the Sultan that they are uu-
der perpetual temptation 10 usurp the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23

Marshall, Tex, April -. ,Spcciall
A. Z o'clocl, this morning while train No
T. was switching In the jefferson ward.
j. VI DAILY, brakeman, was rum over
aud Instantly killed. 40 one knows eN.
avly how 60 occurred but 70 b. Thought
that Dee was mC0upliug u ear and fen
The ears passed over his body about tho
hips. cutting q intu two pieces
DAILY WAS citizen OF this civ and had
been in the employ Of the Texas and
Pacific Tor ten years lie was IS year,
old and leaves q wife AMI two children.
The body was brought iu this evening ou
train No. D.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
Containlng ID Formulas.

For the cure of the following diseases.
Catarrh, Consumption, Bronchitis. Can.
GERS, Nmors Ulcers, Piles. Fisum.
EcHema, scrofula, Rheumatism, Womb
Diseases and an Diseases Of the Dye
Ear Nose and Throat, WELD 70 the sooth.
ing, healing Influence Of the ons An
Sexual excesses treated ou the most
scientific principle
Address with stamn. or call Private
biiice and laboratory, 900 Main street.
Dallas, over Knophy's jowclry store;
Home Office, san Antonio, Tox.
A clear, bright eye that can pierce the
sky, with The strength Of am eagle Wis,
hon, and mighty brain that can stand
the strain and shock of the Rock Island
collision.
Oh, give me these Natures hnrmonies
and keen all your golden treasures for
cannot accept wealth 80 sacrifice health
u those who have 10 pleasure
The Fort we win hold, aud the people
will know The tlqe yalne .of gold com.
paired with the 30 formulas Of The on
Ean IA. ID u.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
SHERMAN.
A Little Girl Bitten BY a Oog-An Appoint
monl-A Case Of Winoheslers
IRON Fori Worth.

sherman, Tex, April % Especial D.
The ltttIr daughter of :. W Porter was
bitten hy dog yesterday aud today
a. mad stone was applied and adhered 10
the bite for several hours.
Walter fcurs. Young lawyer. who
formerly lived ia this city, hus been np-
pointed master Ia chnurpry for the First
division Ia the Indian Territory. The
appointment was made by Judge Stew
art.
Tho ease of Winchcstcrs and six-shoot-
et~ shipped 90 this city day or two
since We're shipped here from Fort
Worth where Carlisle and Luttrcll arc
supposed 90 have friends.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
DALLAS OFFICE
PERMANENTLY LO-
GATED.
Facts the People Have Waited For
A Hint to the Wise Was
Sufficient,

A part Of the jury by which the OIL
RESIDENTS or SAN ANTONIO.
Miss Rosetta Hcady. catorrh.
Rev. r. VI. Mclean.
Colonel r. NJ. Moore. cancer
Thomas Johnson, cancer
Mrs Judge, Olson, consumption
Mrs Ottisou>SonsuupuOn.
g. s. Henderson,. consumption.
A. n. Dowdell. eczema
Mrs. Elden Smith. bronchitis,
Mrs Mary Scycrus. bronchitis.
Mrs Barrett general debility.
Alfred Alone. nervous debility.
Mrs Butler, female trouble.
L. H. Wyatt, consumption.
Mrs pichford. catarrhal deafness.
Miss Pichford, catarrh
Peter Hanson. consumption.
Mrs Strohmengpr, bronchitis ana rheu-
mntism
Richard ugncr neurnthcuia aud rheu.
mntisn.
Mrs. Prcstons son. rheumatism and
consumption.
Mrs. George Snyder, chronic pIcurisy,
Townsville. Tex
y. r. Morgan. rheumatism and on.
largcd glands. l,uure. Tux.
Mrs. Laura Matthews, abdominal 60.
NOR. Richmond. TcN.
Mrs. Estplln Adams. ruturrh, Port
luyucu. IpA.
q. VI. Rains. Buryilc. Tex
w r. Mills Nuluu-yiI'u. Tex.
Mr.. VI. g. Randolph. Cherokee, Tex.
Harden Elliott. Bolton, IcN.
i. $. Cawluu BupIuo Tex.
limerick Whit. Dchnins. Tex.
y. w johnson. GuldthWaiir, Tex.
T.. r. Smith. liurrur, Tcy
NJ H. Kellogg. Cypress Mills, Tex,
Miss imry Morris Brrryillr, Tex.
j. y New Brryillr Tex
Robert Wudcll. Dallas, Tex
Major Broadway hydroculg. Chicago
for eight years recorder Of Cook county
Duncan Hurt. chronic bronchitis
Galveston, Tex.
Mr. Editor For three years / hay,
| been blind wrote to Drs Reynolds
of San Antonio and they sent me no,
OH Cure. which / used for eighteen
days / can now spp tu read aud write
and go where I pousr ] visited Sul
! Antonio Last week liy myself The doc
| tor. say ! ana almost we'll God hles
| these mpu. for / can now scr.
\. $. MAY, Cherokee,
! san saba county Tex.
The last test patient that cnmr uude
/ our care. Jimmie Long, who had bee
| regarded us crazy, confined ih jail To
| two months as luuutic He could NO
! wink on move hI. limbs 10y yoluutnw
motion. having lost ull power of ru
ordination. After two weeks trcutmou
| hp iB as we'll u- hp ever was.
". X ROBINSON, VI -,
Chairman Committee Investigation.
| Call ON or rddrpss Drs REYNOLDS 4
! REYNOLDS. 22G Main street Dallas, Tex
| over NuvpNN't drugstore
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
A NEW RAILROAD.

Austin. Tex. April 2-OSpccinll -
Chartered today. the Austin. Bustrop.
Colorado Valley Terminal Railway coin-
pauy. the purpose Of which corporation
H. 10 operate a railway from Austin down.
the Colorado valley on the southwest side
OF said river to the town Of Bastrop,
passing through the counties Of Travis
and Bastrop and crossing the Colorado
river at such points as may Dee most de-
sirablc 10 said company The principal
office " the company will be- az Bustror,
while the amount of capitol stock is
$4,000. The iurOrporators are Joseph
w Burke ct ul
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23

A. is seldom that Wund. which wis
grown more than iuuO ycnrs hriuw thr
Christian vru is used Boo ihr ruuHUu'u 'u
,i prr.,ut-dny residences. and SET This
rllIy hnpprnrd recently boo Edinhurg,
where a muutppippr was fashioned from
Wond said to hv 5000 yours old, An oak
tree was found m sand-plt nt Musscl.
hurgh thirteen feet below the surface.
Professor Gcikir, of tho geology chair pl
the University ot Edinburgh after prr-
smnlly examining the strata Zoo which
Tins oak was found, said th' tree, which
was . feet . inches No diameter must ho
M lcnai 5000 wears old. aud described q
ns a relic of nculithiv mun. IL was Ia a
fine state of preservation due to the
sand. aud WAS easily workable
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
RANNrR nENlnrnATs.

Bolton. TrX.. Aprl 30 special 4
large number of our citizeus went 60 on
neville Yesterday wh'rr the young M.
dies of Bolton presented 90 thr Demo.
cratic club of That place % beautiful ban.
ncr that voting precinct helug the ham
ner precinct of thr county having pulled
the largest percentage of Democratic
votes az Che last election There were
1000 people present
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
Special Dispatch

To the religious press and editors Of
HE state of Texas. After ten weeks
Investigation from day TO day cXamin-
Ing patients suffering from diseases for
which the Oil Cure ha. been perfected
We take pleasure in Recommending TO
he suffering and physicians die iormu
As Of the OH Cure discovered by DR.
Reynolds Il Reynolds We extend our
thanks to the doctors Tor their many
fnyors shown us aud the press through
out the state, who have copied thc no.
suits Of our investigation. 4 book can
BE- written ON every test patient and we
will complied our Investigations iu one
vulNmc with I1ioto mguyiup- Of an
test patients, with history of patient,
rhamical examination. microscopicnl
examination, pathology diagnosis treat
picnt and results of each patient That
eumc under our care We recommend
Drs Reynolds & Reynolds ns physicians
aud scientists, skilled 600 the different
departments Of medicine and surgery
and gentlemen.
assigned this 18th day or April, ON,
thousand cighg hundred and ninety
thrcc) W. A. ANDERSON. NJ -.
Age %. graduate Dartmouth College
New Hampshire.
w l.. HARMAND. NJ D.,
Age O. graduate Of Bcrlin
W. r. ROBINSON, W. d.,
Age a.. graduate jefferson Mrdica
College, Philadelphia.
PHYSICIANS AND EDITORS.
We have no way Of showing our graft
iudc for the FUR and impartial tnu
you have give. us We only hope 60 b,
worthy OF your confidence where sick
ncss and life are concerned
H. j. REYNOLDS. NJ. D.
H. l.. REYNOLDS. l.. Ii0
III. - REYNOLDS, NJ n.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
HOME RULE DENOUNCED.

london, April 30 Albert ban was
crammed with 10000 INople, The spec,
tacle was a very brilliant one. The ut
most distinguished l'nionist there were
Earl Eral and Earl Lnnden. and every
Irish Tory peer The duke of Abercorn
presided Resolutions were adopted by
the meeting, donouncing the Irish homo
rule bin
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
rlIr rI,rrEns srnlKN-

New York April - The ,ncbout OF
clothing cutters. which has lasted for
nearly four wcpks s over The hght
has been one ot thc grcltr,i labor strug
l-lrs THAT New NoU has srpu lu Years.
aud has resulted Boz what is practically
a complete victory lur the ruttrrs both
officers ol thc cutters und manufactures
r,iuscd tu taik about the terms of the
agreement Yesterday,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
WORK ~ THE MIDLAND

Terrell, Toy, April I'D Specially
Work on the Texas Midland round-house
Is going ON. The track has been much
improved and other work is progressing
rapidly. Manager Green has hccn forced
60 buy q now engine % keep mp with the
Increased traffic of the road. The park
Is being put In order ulso.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
HIGH MASS.

Marshall, Tex, April %, Specially T.
Tomorrow at 1910 a. m., the drsr ponti.
neal High Mass even conducted In this
city, VIII begin at the Catholic church
Right Rev, Bishop Fitzgerald of Little
Rock will oticiate assisted hy Father L.
j. Olieuy as priest of honor. Rev. 10.
seph Granger as deacon aud Rev. l..
Granger as sub-deacon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
NJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Washington. April - Exaggerated
stories which gained circulation To- the
effect that at the cubincs meeting yo.arr.
day Cleveland and Carlisle had miss
resignation of Carlisle, are officially de-
Med What the future policy of tho
treasury may hc regarding finances is
still q muttrr of conjecture for definite
course has not bcru decided on The de-.
partmcut will wait for Developments and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
AI.L MILL RR rnnnE-

New York, April % President and
Mrs, Cleveland and an The members of
the cabinet, and their families. With tho
possible exception Of two. win be quar-
tered under one roof during their stay
% this city next week. Reports frOm
Washington are to the rtiect that an
The members of che cabinet win hc here
% witness the naval parade and should
lhey eome aaJ The present arrangement
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
THE KAIsERs PRESENT TO THE
POPE

Among the most beautiful of tho Gifts
offered 10 the pope on his opiscopal mil.
lee, Is ring sent by the Emperor XVII.
nam. II consists Of diamond Of the
gN e,.t purity and brilliancy. aud Of re-
ahd the setting around tho STONE ~ nois
gold ON each side on tho Stone are two
5erman eagles having round fheir meek.
peror. ~" ein
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l.EIfl2Ii.
R1rRaLARY ANp W.

Whiteshoro. Tex a.i.,
Walter Moore, . n
A. +. Hornback snySr
curing about - MA X
drawer aud an oyef'o.s'1.'a
best. Ius festivities VA
he bar tender openius
In making a has'y ~,
shoes. but took 2 ~
was soon located 20
after returning lhe 4.
the marshal sharlls 50
uuart. His bond W.
Fniling 10 give 10 W~
to Jail
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
A pwFTny sronE RIROI AnI2rn

gainesville. Tex. April 22 lSpccinll-
Brown's icwclry store was burglarlzcd last
night, front window glass was broken
With u rock as was also the glass OF q
showcase which sal within arms reach
of the doOr. Four sllvrr watches aud Que
gold'hled watch were secured No clue.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
NM rDnA FRrrAIAN

Corsicana. Tex. April 30 (SpecialA-
Miss Edda Freeman, sister OF exile
yorler Freeman Of this rily, died at
sumption.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
THp nook ISLAND CONlTNC

Dallas, Tex. April 30 Especially Tho
Rock Island engineers have surveyed and
st0ked line into Dallas, coming in al
Che foot of Jackson street They are
now 90 work ON another line ON the Oak
Cha side of the river
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
EDITOR ARRESTED.

III paso, Tex. April -. Alsa II. Nc
kee, editor Of the lgvenlng Tribune and
county ivglstrr OF voters. WAS today ar
rested on indictments charging him with
llesal registering voters ior the Msy
clNctlfo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23

Groyeton, Tex =
This afternoon W.
al random in ult ,i',g
len. constable. pnaf, NIX
and Snita sllo' ,,'.nea
considerable eAe''''
lynching.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
QUO TEXAs BUILDING NJ Quo woRLDs FAIR

VIII Elliot young man of highly
respectable family, WAS Put under houd
today tu answer for the seduction of "a
variety iheutcr singer named Mary
\ulEsuuJh late of Chicago
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
PEOPLES VERDICT
Has Been Rendered and Will
Answer to
=--e
THE SICK AND SUFFERING.
Three Orphan Boys Accomplish for Medical
Science What They Have Failed TO
Do In Two Thousand YesE
THE SICK AND SUFFERING.

the Specific Action Of the Different Formulas
olIhe OIL Cure Endorsed by Physicians In
yesliuallnu Commillse-The Test Cases
Have Been Discharged cured-Drs Roy
nolds & Reynolds Will Be BanQueIled al
Their Home, San>Aplono Congratulations
From Editors Of The Stale Never will the
oil Cure Be Made a Proprietary Medicine
Dallas Office viii 30 Permanent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23

Palestine. Tex, April -. Especial
Two houses owned hy DR. Thomas Colby.
and occupied by A.. r. Brockmeycr'
Photograph gallery and Mrs Is T..
nunk's millinery, burned this morning
surauce
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
MN SrRIKr IN nNIAHA-

Omaha, Neb,, April ~. There was no
change in the strike situation OF the
Union paclhc today Another confer,
enoe win be- held between the men aud
General Manager Dickinson this after.
noon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
Ntnnn II1tAnS EALL.

Washington. u. G.. April %. There
wcrc i0l fourth.class postmnsters mp
pointed today OF this number eighty
four were TO fl vacancies caused by
deaths and designations
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
AsIATIC LEPROsY.

Fort WAYNE. Ind. April - A ease
which several physicians unhrsitntmgly
pronounce ucniline A.mte lHps6sv fm0e
los Appearance m bis cts lhls aittga0ai.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23

be carried ont. the spectacle Of presi..
dent and hs official family domiciled
under one roof will be presented for tne
first time in many years, If not 80 DIS
tory
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-23
NEW CAMPS

New Orleans. La. April 1.-THE gen.
crul commanding announces the follow
mg named camps enrolled Ia the United
Confederate Veterans John II. Walter.
~ Grccnyillr, Miss General Turner
Ashley. No. 10. Winchester. Va
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