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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-03
PILLS.

FOR allc nv all Druggists Price b. per box,
boxes Tor GO or sent hy mail. postage trtc.Ou
gegolpl Of puee. Ord, behouek 4 500, ghlll'A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-03
B00KBINDING and
PAPER RULING
County Blanks.

Prices furnished ON application. Davey
Tar Board and bost gudo Of materials
used to mako our work durable. All
work guaranteed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
nor TAMAIrS.

The u. NJ. poggrtt Hose company will
hold meeting tonight and full attcnd-
uucc is requested.
Several picnic pIr.Irl are scheduled for
today 10 being sun Iucinto day and "a
legal holiday Ia Texas
Tmvc 81 unusually hcayy for this
season of the year aud the hotels arr
crowded with strangers
Tho Texas Brewing company has plant.
ed some fine specimens of the Yucca
plant Ia front Of RS olico building
The Central W. g. ~. o. win not
meet this evening On" meeting having
been postponed until next Friday morn
ing
The hurry-up wagon WIS not IN use
up 90 midnight last night The police
reported matters disircsslngy quiet ull
over the city,
The iOng-listaucc telephone line be-.
tween Fort Worth and sherman win be
ready for operation in the course of the
next two weeks.
A dog. supposed 10 hc q victim OF ra.
hics, was shoi aud killed by the police
ON Main between First and Second
streets yesterday,
The tenants ia the woolpn buildings
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21

". Chapman, Colby Co.. appeal from Gall
weston cnruty
~ j. Schlercs and Augustine Nountz ss.
MADDOX Bros a Anders. appeal from NhAr.
Ton county, affirmed. az part reversed and
rendered AS 70 TDrf
Motions III j. Schley ct MI vs. Leon II
binm' appeal from Wh0rt9n rehcaring over
p, = Johnson ct al. vs. Thomas RIDER. ap-
peal FROM Jrshur county granted. Mrs.
4. ~ Lewis vs. NJ. \. Belchcr. appeal ttuta
AIansas county; granted
Kate i. Cook 81 Hl. VS.. International aul
Hftat Northern Railway company, appeal
from Anderson; granted.
Suhmittcd-M g. Howe. receiver We.
y a. Gibson on brief OF both parties.
NJ. g. Howe, receiver. vs. Ophlin oils sr,
on brief ~ both parties n. r. Da-
yis and Brother vs. sherman sehaN-
ncr & Co. or trlefs of both parties. Mich-
ael Ash VS.. SAM ruhhs on briefs u both
parties Brown b. LcwUlen vs.. ID. ~.
Durham, on hh ~ ~ both parties. ~ y.
Hudeston vs.. II kempncr ut al, on briefs
81 both parties Texas aud Pacific Hallway
GO. vs.. q sorgc W Grove. on briefs 0f both
pnriie Texas and pplhc Halfway Go. vs.
George Buckelow. ON briefs OF both par
lies. Western Union Telegraph Co VS.. II.
ID Cooke, ON briefs Of both parties. Texas
and Pacific Railway Go. We. w J. French.
on briefs " both parlicsn 1ulf colorado
aud Santa fa Railway 60. ~ Carrie Muu.
dan, on urgurpnt foA both.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21

NEW TILE WORKS.
A Probability Of a New Enter
prise in This City.
ROOFING AND FLOORING TILE.
The Clay Said to BE Admirably Caicu.
lated FOR This Purpose-The works
Likely to BE Established
At once.
ROOFING AND FLOORING TILE.

For the past three or four days parties
have Oeen quietly at work on an enterprise
that promises 10 be Of great value to Fort
worth and to add an Important member to
her manufacturing industries.
Soon after his arrival here. Mr.. Albert
Blitz, began quietly Investigating the clay
deposits " this section and az a result has
set ON foot movement looking to the or
gonizatiOn " company for the manufact-
ure Of roo0ng, hooriug aud other building
tiles. This Requires peculiar clay. having
"a certain percentage Of chalk and lime. and
this clay exists In considerable quantities
near the packing house
There 4 only one tile works engaged IN
the manufacture " this class OF thing in
the United States aud this ~ located az
Akron q. The machinery viii cost about
$4,000 aud tle additional cost 81 manufacture
Is merely nominal. consisting chiefly of the
wages Of employees.
Fort Worth Is admirably situated Tor an
enterprise Of this kind. owing TO her rail.
road lines and the facilities that are consp.
qucntly offered Cor supplying every portion
OF the South and the Southwest The com.
pany, will, in ali probability. be formed to-
day and arrangements made Tor securing n
site and the use " the clay deposits This
clay Nv said 10 Doe the finest of the kind n
Texas, and is capable of being manufactured
into cement; IN fact there was, at one time.
considerable talk Of such au enterprise, but
the panic ended that a. well az an other
similar enterprises then under way.
In addition to this industry MIR Blity
will also open n branch OF his architectural
business, having houses then la Fort Worth.
Cincinnati and Chicago. He win make BIS
headquarters Ia this city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21

Fort Worth. April 20. 1903
NJ. " Walters. president of Il. NJ. Dag
geit Engine and Hose Company No. 3
Please call meeting of the u. Nj
Dnggctt Company No on Friday night
April II. az Z so y. m, sharp, for the pur
pose Of tmnmctiug any special business
that may be brought before the meeting
(Signcd)
A. ID. MARTIN.
Yice-p President,
II. II. INGRAM,
]. L. COOPER
A. q. GONE,
BEN McCULLAH,
JOHN MATktN.
r. MArKlN
CHARLES SCHANEWICK.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21

south Of The Hendricks block have been
notified 90 vacate. rs new buildings are
to be erected there.
The redemption bonds issued 10y the
city were taken 10 Austin last night hy
City Attorney Tcmplcton for the pur~
pose Of registering them.
Chicken thieves arc reported as getting
In their work In the Eighth ward. John
Martin s the latest sufferer, having lost
several fine white Leghorn heus.
Footpads are reported az work on the
South Side. They know they are safe
from police Surveillance fhcrc, OWING
70 the small number of pntrulmen.
Ground was broken yesterday for the
new warehouse building Of the Texas
Fixture company opposite the brewery.
The building win hc 5ONiO0 In size.
Reports from the Pecan. Concho. Colo-
RADIO country by visiting stOC kmpn are TO
the effect that unless heavy rains come
soon the country VIII suffer greatly Tor
water.
The examination Of the various De
slgus for the new courthouse will proba-
bly, occupy the gvnter portion Of to-day.
aud the decision may not be announced
until tomorrow
The grand jury Of the Forty-cghth
district ~ sal grinding away. IL ~
said nearly 600 Indictments have been
found, chiefly against alloon men and
the members uf the h0lfworid.
The old blacksmith shop az The corner
Of sixth aud Main Is now q thing of The
pnst Is having been torn down TO make
rlum for upw thrcc-siory brick. which
q 90 be erected by Mrs. ~. A. llcn-
bricks.
Yesterday n top buggy containing Geo.
jackson and two Indies collided With nn
awning pole on Main slrcvt and q large
hole was torn I'm the buggy tor. lnc
horse din not become frightened and no
one was injured.
Constable w. " Craig OF lackshoro
passed through the cty yesterday hov-
Ing W. III. Farmer in clulEo. lie was
cu route hOmp from lNuldc county.
Farmer ig accused of murder committed
n lack county twenty years ngo.
The Cum club will ahoot nt the grounds
ON the line OF thv Arlington heights
street railway &C o'clock this nttcr
noon. The shoot will hc ut blue rocks,
being mculy q practice shoot tul
attendance Of the members IN desired.
The Panther City cyclcrs hold their
first club run This evening and would
like 10 have an whcclmcn IN the city
participate The start VIII be- made ut
Z O'clock from 600 Houston street and
the run will De made to Arlington
Heights and wtum.
Tho Epworh League of the First
Methodist church viii give y social nt
che residence uf Mr. W. g.. Ncwhy. i2l
Adams street. IWcslCy evening Toe 10Th
inst lhp presence uf oNtp W"uhpr is
earnestly desired and an friends viii bc
most cordially welcomed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
A nROWNWOOD WrnDIVc

ON next Sunday thcrc win occur at
BrowuWood, one OF the most prominent
society events thnt has occurred No Toy.
as for some time On that day Mr. j.
A. Queen win lead to ltymcn's altar Miss
Florence foOtc IF Bryan There will
be- large attendance from Texas cities
re. \. beaumont aud party win be-
present from Fort Worth aud Dallas
while Waco, Corsicana, Bryan. Temple
and other cities VIII also furnish q
large nuuhcr of guests. The high con.
tracing parties are prominent On Texas
society and The Gazette, Ia advance
tenders them iis hearUcst conUatula-
lions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
DIR KErf.rY SELLS orr.

Chicago. April 2O.-unless some un.
fCrseen obstacle coincs in the way the
famous bichlorde OF gold cure for drunk
tnness will pass ont of the hands of the
Leslie v. Kelley company tomorrow
The price TO be paid is SlO.0O0u0O and
q New York syndicate OF capitalists u
the purchaser The deul has boon under
consideration for the last ten days aud
OH that o. necessary tO cousummatc th"
sale is Or kcelpy's signature 20 n COM
tract ia which he agrees not 90 eOtcr
the same business again.
The sale does not only include The
formula and the Dwight plant. but all
the institutions I'm the United States are
included ih The transaction. ard DR..
Kcclcy Is now I'm New York TO bring
matters TO % CLOSE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
ANOTHER RIAL ESTATE DEAL.

Yesterday A. W Cawell. trustee OF
thc HUFFMAN estate, sold Co IT, w. vii
lilms the two lots on the northeast corner
OF Ninth aud Alaiu streets Tor the sum of
$4,000, cash II iH understood that Mr.
Williams viii miild upon this corner some.
time during the summer.
This Us the corner which was originally
intended Hs location for % mammoth
hntnl but the project was eventually
money market 10 Is not known what
buildings viii be- erected thereon. but
it ~ very probable &c viii bc for mercan
tile purposes.
There are several other important
deals ON foot which will likely be- con.
summprd this week. some of them being
tO outside capital
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
PERSONAL,

IA. Conncllcc Of Eastland Is In the
! r. j. Houston is visiting friends
Mas,
IN. Gaires Of Clarkcsvillc dritted in
lny
Reed Of Ballinger Is a guest at
HansI1n.
u. Roach. Blossom business man,
the city.
vlckcry dropped In from WaHa'
yesterday.
Murphy of Paris Is guest at
\ NG picLwick
s. w Nmnder Of Fort Scott,
Is iu the city
Mauurl of Tildeu. Neb. Is IN the
a prospecting tour.
II. Patterson came down from De
\ ION business yesterday.
A. Jones of Grand View was
4ng IN The city yesterday.
Alexander Of Midlothiant came
f ierday on o. business trip.
be 4. Yates of Gainesville was
M around the city yesterday.
Carwilc has returned from a visit
4 famous BrvwuwOod country.
" Lyon Of Paris was among the
Texans In the city yesterday.
Skinner of Slater, No, ia among
ospeciiug Missourans iu the city.
j Randolph and Miss RANDOLPH
lnheld, y. j, are visitors IN the
y. Young Of Bonham came down
ny t0 see the North Texas mctr0p-
Coulson Of Trinidad came down
lay 10 see how people live in
Eastman OF sherman was onc Of
Evans visiting the Future Great
Fou,z, Il, w. Kendall and w.
| alher are a party of Mcnthertord'
" The city today.
/" and. Mrs r. &. Mcphan. former
ot Fort Worth. bus now resi-
u Hraham, are la the city.
. ). w, James and Miss Woun
"a ol Neathertord were among the
. shopping In the city yesterday.
Rcsor pecial agent of the Mer-
Mercantile Agency. was In the
''erlay and paid the Gazette n
4 y call
W. ID. NJ. Mason left yesterday
accompanied by her son, Albert,
Miu the summer with friends aud
at Atlanta, Ca.
~ w. j. Pollard Of ST. Joseph.
M the city. lie las been out ia
sh He Win endeayor 10 dispose
81 Joseph property and invest In
Norih realty.
,gmes g, Scott loft ON the can
this morning for Shelbyyille,
= P'ihg summoned by the news of
+ q OF his father, who died yester-
me advanced age of 40.
g. II Williams of Chicago Il
l'y Tor q few DAYS negotiating a
W. deal He Is very favorably
w With Fort Worth nhd prO-
u the coming city of Texas.
Austin, the newly elected mayor
ia,h was a former and we'll
'iu2en Of this city. Mr.. Austin is
plSamlated, as he wns elected
'aiScSt democratic majority ever
NJ III foao, and that after a hotly
y race. The mayor was In Fort
''Hs night ON his way 10 New
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
IN THE CITY.
1NINmGRATInN MONK

s. d. Moore, eastern immigration
agent Of the Fort Worth and Denver,
was in the city yesterday aud reported
great interest On uehaf of Texas boy the
citizens in his territory. and modcstly
predicts an increase in she Panhandle
within a year of 5O,OOu Inhabitants
lie stated that 10 Tennessee. Alabama,
Mississippi aud Georgia, hundreds of
people he found had read The Wichita
county page in The Gazette, aud iu
several instances one copy would be read
aud loaned from one tO another until Il
was worn out by handling.
MIR Moore did telling work for his
section and che returns are coming in.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
-, rnn,srnY nrpAnrMENr.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
~ Of Comptroller Of the Currency
Washington. Feb. 6, 1898.
o,ea, nv satisfactory evidence pre-.
4. " the underslgued. Il has been made
beSf that "The American Nation9Rl, pank
4 =, worth. +" I'm the city Of Fort worth,
~ coontv OF 1'arrant, and state OF
has complied win ali the pr wi sl
II efatufes Of the United states, re-
n - Nv compiied with before an asso-
shall be authorized to commence the
,berefeTe. Aionzo barton Hep
controller or the currency, do here.
srtify that 1.-THE American National
III fort Worth" In the city OF Fort
. In the county Of Tarrant. and state
Efas Is authorized 10 e0inmlence me
II of banking as provided in section
Ia the revised statutes Of the United
ssstip,onv whereof. witness my hand
IN az oflce this 9th DAY Of February,
A. n. HEPBURN
Comptroller OF the Currency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
TUr TNTNORIAL SERMON.

The Confederate memorial sermon win
be preached by Rev. DR. Nall next Sab
bath morning az the opera house nt II
o'clock a. M. There win ho mo- mom-
Ing services at the First Presbyterian
church ON that day This chance TN the
announcement r. rendered uccessary by
The inability 10 get the main auditorium
OF the church ready for Occupancy. the
pews not having yet arrived.
Judge Nugent aud AIR Wilson Grcce
viii deliver addresses on che return OF
the veterans from the cemetery hut the
place ana the hour have not been h-4
upon by the committee ON arrangements.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
ATrENTInN IL IA

Tho members of Sedg,vck Post. No.
~. g., a. w.. are requested 90 meet nc
tccuth streets, ON sunday morning nd 9
o'clock Tor the purpose of attending
memorial services of r. H. Ice Camp of
v-C0ufcdcntcs. at the First prcshy-
teriJu church, corner Fourth and Cal
hOuu streets
Those having uniforms are expected 90
wear th,m. ". j. HARDIN.
Post Commanders
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21

First Good accommodations. room aud
board luot more than two iu ROOM M
transient or family hotel. select board
Ing or private house iu the city OF Chi.
cagp for aS CG) consecutive days during
the Worlds lNir
Second Transportation Tor baggage
from depot 10 house assigned.
Third Six admissions To the Worlds
Columbian Exposition.
Fourth Admission 10 "SpdPiuto.
rum" the celebration of the great dis
coycry the dramatic triumph Of thr
Epoch, orchestra l2O pieces; chorus,
500 voices
Nnh A round trip plcnuro excursion
on Lake Michigan, visit 10 Lincoln
park lthe finest in Amcrra), 90 the lin-
cnln md Grant monuments conservatory
and geological gardens.
Sixth Admission to "spral Tower,
"Sliding Railway "Strcpi Ia Cairo, %
Street Boo CouHtlutiu0plc." Chinese
Village md 'MnIny Village"
Seventh Admission 10 Moorish Pal.
ace" containing over loo figures, palm
rar,hpn. thp 0rimnnl guIlluuuc of the
French revolution aud muuy oriental
curiosihe
SPECIAL NOTICE AJtp 0 days cha,
od board
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
BRIEFLETs
pENDERYs STORE RORBED.

Some time during Wednesday evening
thieves forced an entrance into Frank
+. pmdery's store by. breaking on ne
iron bars across the window Do the rear
A fter gaining entrance two 81 the lamps
were exunuished The money dawers
v,are forced Ofen. the burglars leaving
\ nocfet knife the blade Of which had
Ia.n broken iu tha attempt 90 open the
denver. 30 money WIS secured, as Alr.
pefdery makes q practice OF remoyine
IN ne money M the drawer az ihe cipac
of business each day several aftir'es
.,rs taken. among them being fancy
,.san..l and bottled goods
This i the third ro1bery d this store
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
INSURANCE. rice.

. tho Undersigned Ere Insurance agents
III Worth Hvc notice 70 the public,
noilcics To- any one except upon the
nf on the premium IN cash.
IT H. TUtlciOhn. Naln Cctu, Train
. ,tison Swnynp. Allen and Goolel, y.
II silrt. Jnmps w. Swayne, Ben y.
Il II. Il. Wright, Van Zandt &lngram
/ NJ Furmnu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
COURT OF APPEALS.
Sitting at Galveston Renders Decisions N a
a Number Of casqs- Arguments
Made Submitted on Briefs.

Galveston. Tex, April oO.--(speeial ~ W.
court or civil appeals met today ana ha"ue 4
down the following DECISIONS y.
Affirmed The Blue Field banhnA ~
"a Charles u Wolf appeal from CALVIN r., lph
county. e. II Mead 81 al. W. Low n. hllil
ana company, appeal from oaitss, ~.
county. j. ~ HanshrO 80. hymen Hien,'
appeal from Galveston county Niss D4s''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21

that has occurred recently and thore Is
no clue % the perpetrators. The mys.
terry about the affair Is how man or
men could make n burslarious entrance
90 n storc>located Ia q portion OF thc city
where che people are moving an night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
PASTURE ron REgI

trt1RE FOR 1OoO CATTLE IN SWISH.
ntv' known az the Tulc pasture on
inlns. I'M easy reach OF Amarillo. good
pasture with winter privileges II re-
4 Apuly lo
AWriitH j. TtSDALL Manager.
pnlo1uro, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS.



Mrs Curtis. So Touis II A Stone + r q
CO.. Memphis Aiv s w Muudcr Fort SCOTT
kns N j Pearson. Chicago; A \ Woudcuck,
50 Louis; NJ A Chambers. chicago Mrs A
Nch; s Reed. ialineer; A y lircwcr. So
Louis. Tom " iomaX. Dallas. u 4 Shnyul.
So Louis; W Patterson. Decatur; TX g.
Mcrhaile aud wife. Graham Eastman,
Donald. Tos Angeles Gait " ~ Thomas.
Denver; ~ g. Maynard, lilucm Ntht ID
Mitchell; Denver; : A Eouiz. = w kendall ,,,s.
W Jnmos wonthcrfmd. ~ Mo0rc. Gran.
bury. Chnrlos Oricb. SO Louis. l. v = Ran.
dolph. Miss Randolph, PAINTED, y. u
Mo; L. 3 Rutpi Cincinnati, CHARLES ]
lihlnchcart Texas.
ARLINGTON 1NN.
Fred w Colson. chicago; silva Hermann
aud wife. tiuCluuOu. ~ l. hin. Npw Work
W = Callohnn. Omaha; Mrs y ID Hunter.
York. W a Hroytou ~ Louis y Edwin
Cash. Kansas city; III w FUNK. Denver, "
Is Porrott Woo. 6 Hamilton. q liqnn. y
s NcLendcn. Waco. II A shant. chicago.
George W Rnnhart, Fort Worth; Henry
Saglra Abilene; N Henderson. Wichita
Falls. u doNormanli, Gllycsiont " pa.
York j s Joscphs. Ncw York; j n Cody
Hartford. Conn, George q SwnHcy, Now or.
leans: a. J Swnsey. Fort Worth. - n HUI.
bert. brentwood. w Kerr Reading ln.
ptCKWtCK
] II white Commerce; 7 T. Iccord, 81
louis: j W GrnyhiU BOSTON; j " Howell,
Unnas.A A Varlpn chicago. y J Loeb
Greensboro. Ky; u 10 Sluhoru Kansas city,
John Hopkins. New York. NJ lNghuw
New Mexico: VI W Shaw. So Louis; a u
Herring, Atlanta Gas ZEE Momunder. Gal.
weston q W Conucllec. Egsilandi W J.
Coklcy city. r. u Suuud. $50 Louis, u v
Enslcy. Dallas: ~ ilerrin. no-toui q II
Given, New York j A II Lnvcas, city duo
Adams. New York. 4 Brand. Chicago
u 'rhurahra. iitisburg PA; 4 % uurrows
Kansas city; T. II Thompson, Topeka ] p
Young BOnhnm; n w Coins. tlurkHylllr
n y Murphy. Paris, Tex; W Roach, Bios
som q w Lyon, pari8i r y Colsan. Trlui
dad col. y Henderson. Wichita Falls. "
Baldchld, Peoria, me- Il l. Benson. ChIca
60. Cleo n Yates Gainesville; Joe Miller
Winfield. Kan; T. r. Alexander, MllcOl
ham. - VI Mcdonald, cllyi ID l. Johnson
New York; ~ q OBryau, Cincinnati. GC.
Uigslnhuttom ana wife. Ennis, Mr. q
Ferris. Ennis. n q Hancock. 50 Louis. NJ
Husscr, city; A Shcutcln. Dallas, A
ttodpson, city. % l. iirowlu, SO Louis; w
~ Iifton, LudrnlHs n y Lewis Dublin. s
Williams. So Louis. J l. Cuiss y n Early
Iona Charles J. Fairy Iowa, Mrs 4 Cole
Denver W w Fallen Houston; A II Earn
est California; Gins % Middleton, Abilene
ID E Dlodsp ana vito. Abilene; J Baker
slater; J a. Day, So louis Joseph, hnIfl
more Md; j T. McGlll, Baltimore. Rec
Davis. Wenthorforl' q " Cleveland, Mem
pills. - B Reynolds Kansas tityi Snm
iagurOus sherman; ~ Wilson. Wcnthprforl
Mrs " Brunnuu, Tennessee, Roht Brnunnn
Tennessee; A Sessions, 81 louis. % 4
Wulcutt pnllasi " = nnrnWn, nnhalo
vine; Miss ifmmons Chicago, ID q Cogdell
Granhury.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21
cnrroN RrIr nuLLErIN.

Galveston. Tex, April -. tSpedsll J.
Texas cotton region bulletin for twenty.
fous hours ending q D. m., April 30
Galveston. maximum temperature, toi
minimum temperature, 90.
Abilene, maximum temperature tui
minimum temperature. u.
Bolton. maximum temperature, toi
minimum temperature, dl
Brcuhum, maximum temperature a.
minimum temperature, 40
Huntsville, mnAimum temperature, al
minimum temperature, a.
luliug, maximum temperature, a.;
minimum temperature, 10.
Palestine maximum temperature, 40;
minimum temperature, 90.
Waco, mnAiuaum temperature, 40. min.
imum temperature g.
Curicnnn, maximum temperature, 20.
minimum temperature g..
Columbia, maximum temperature, 80:
minimum temperature, 4G.
tucru, maximum temperature. ~.
minimum temperature IL.
Dallas. maximum temperature, 1G
minimum temperature, 80. I.
licurur, maximum temperature OBJ
minimum temperature, 90.
Houston, maximum temperature. a.
minimum temperature SO.
longycw, maximum temperature. -.
minimum temperature, -.
Orange maximum temperature OS:
minimum temperature, 49,
san Antonio, maximum temperature
so; minimum temperature, Go.
Means Maximum temperature TdO.
minimum temperature, i5l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21

|, ne pcrpa presenting p,is contract ,cih'
Eighth Admission IN he famous
Arctic whaling shlp Progress" built
Ia 1871, fully equipped, containing tho
finest collection OF marine cunosiues
ever exhibited.
Ninth a Worlds Columbian EXPOSE
tlon handbook handsome embossed
souvenir.
The conditions are os follows; Tho
subscriber shall pay IS ON delivery "
Jhis contract and SCI upon arrival ut
the reucul office of Che World Fair
Hotel aud Boarding Bureau on 10 iu
authorized assent wearing uniform and
badge ou board of train cn route TO Chi
cngo
For second grade accommodations
(rOom and hWlrD 0n the above contmct,
the price shnl hc $40, payable So down
and S22 w arrival; az the option of
RICHARDSON,
MDONEl.L a. BONKlN,
The Worlds Fair Hotel and Boarding
Bureau herehy agrees 10 carry ont the
above contract as per printed conditions
j. o. CURRY, President.
LEWIS w. CAsS. Secretary.
KS ,oH not eroecd $3.50 per day for room
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-21

AHHNHHNHH
ton Tex. AprD 49, -lsnecial
lat,en l.add was found dead In
~ usnce % hts SON. Hon ~. n.
q, hr.oadwuy, az < o'clock this
Ibi,6 aesth h due 90 heart failure,
~ y, hah suffered Tor several
4 M ne, retired last night al la0. seein-
Ion,, uealth, and was accompanied
4 ir,l ms SON, Not appearing at
A,s room, found him dead ne ma
49,, N1l'hont q struggle. and WAS
wy, as II asleep. Deceased
ues roflsmoulh, a. H.. March 4.
~ member ~ tho cotton nrm
4 ~ AAfmory Ia this city ava wears
0lifrs ~ Maf ~ the breaking out
ws, NO returned 10 Portsmouth.
t reii3., lsased Ia business IN New
Il ~ ~, some ton years aro. Since
N i'Aae PIG home during the sum.
BE Mn, NnuEhlrr ln the North and
"a Nv ,tt'.is with his son here. HIS
attnde5 race this evening ANA was