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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-12
A. J. STEERE ESTATE SOLD.
Summer Residence at Nayatt sold to A
Is. McCriilis for 916,1OO

Auctioueer William II Herrlck yester-
day afternoo sold the He ry j. Steere
estate at Nayatt Point. The property is
h sumwer residence OF the late Mr..
Steere and consists Of about three acres
of land with three story frame colonial
dwelling house. containi w seventeen
rooms. all IN dern improvements AID a
barn. The es ate was b ,ught by Aaron
B. McCrillis for $1,000. Ii origin ally
cost 100000, aud was taxed for s3s,OO0
AmoDy hose present { the sale were:
Caarles l.. Thoma j. u. Stark weather.
B. VI. ID rin0, James T.. Bugpee, Charles
A. Hall. ii. +. Horton, Micnse #, zter I'D
Thomas W Steere, Ch trles III Atwood
Benjami, A. Jackson, @. II NJ rriman.
JJhn l.. Draper, William &. Poster, III. j.
Gross, Charles A. Warlani, Je. SO How
ard, Frank Il. Carpenter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-12
SAWMILL AND DWELLINGS.
Destructive Confagr-tion Now Raging
In stonehanl, Mass.

Destructive ConfaEr%tion Now Raging
In stonehan,, Mass.
SToNEHAM, Mass, July 12.-At 1925
this morning fire broke out In the large
sawmill on Pomeroy street near the
Farm Hill station, and is spreading rap
idly.
Two dwelling houses on VIII
lialns street and two on Washington
street are already i'm ham co and may. to-
gcthei with the saw mi ii, be totally de-
stroyed.
Two alarms have bee n sent out and
help may have to DO su mmoned from
other places.
The saw mill had It's usual complement
of men at work when the fire broke out
and there was q wild stampede for places
OF safety.
The families occupying the burning
buildings were forced to leave their
dwellings at moments notice. and were
unable to save any OF their effects.
The wind is blowing and there Is great
danger of the fire spreading.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-12
new York Market.
SPECIAL TO THE NEWS.

NEW YORK, July 12.-Settlement in
London conclusive today. Another fail
ure has been declared but it is very
small one. The London market weak,
st. Paul per cent lower, Lacka-
wanna ~ per cent lower. Union
market also demorallzsd, except Lake
Shore which is a trife better. 1t is gen.
orally believed that Vanderbilt was large
seller Yesterday. Official OF General
Electric says that the company's quick
assets are four times as great as its float
ing debt. The market will open very
weak.
Rumor here say that four millions oi
gold will be imported.
There were hree failures this morning
on consolidated exch ,nge.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-12
THE BROWN STREET ESTATE
Decision OF the Supreme Court In Answer
TO Certain Questions.

Decision OF the Supreme Court In Answer
TO Certain Questions.
The following rescript was handed
down by the supreme court today;
William M. Bailey, ct al. VS.. Bush C..
Hawkins. ct al. The court saws ia an-
swer to questions that the principal fund
of 10000 paid Oh the
decease Of Nicholas Brown
to the executor OF the will; that Mrs /.
Bagnotte took an equitable fee t)ll in
Brown street estate, wh ch termi-
mated on her decease without issue,
and therefore there was no interest in
her in the Brown street estate on which
her will could operate; that the trus-
teees have power TO sell Brown street
estate; that the clause ON page 10 of the
codicil refers not to desth O. the child
OF the testatrix without name,
but to the death of grandchiid
or more remote issue causing a total
failure of the issue OF child after
such grandchild or NOR. remote
issue has become entitled TO
benefit of trusts aud before distribu-
tion or conveyance OF trust estate TO su cn
grahdchild or more remote Issue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-12
THE WEDDING POSTPONED.

Prospective Bridegroom Badly Beaten
After visiting His Fiances.
NEWARK, N. j., July 12. - The wedding
of Miss Kate D.stello. which was to have
occurred thisevening, has been postponed.
Last evening Herman Eggert, to whom
she was to have bee marri d, called upon
his intended, and on his way home was
attacked by some unknown men a a
frightfully beaten. He is nov confined
In his ed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-12
Chicago Grain Market.
WAS PUT OFF A TRAIN.
j. Crowley Was Suffering From q Fit
Not From Alcohol

MOI from ALCOHOL
LAWRENCE, Mass, July 12-The strange
man who was aiken to the hospital last
night, suffering from ft. is slightly
improved this morning. The news of
his misfortune was sent to Maynard,
Mass, where it is believed the man
resides
The story Of finding the man is a sad
one. lie WAS put off north hound train
at South Lawrence. tho conductor sup
posing him to be drunk.
The man began To weep bitterly and
wandered about the station acting In a
strange manner until an officer ap-
preached. The man was nearly exhaust
ed and begged of the officer to take care
OF him.
This the latter did but before The lapse
Of ten minutes tho stranger had become
unconscious. He was taken to the station
where IL was found that he had
nearly hunhred dollars with him a
well as a postotIice box receipt made out
TO John j. Crowley OF Maynar.l,. Mass.
Later he was taAen t. The hospital.
where ne will be kept until his relatives
are heard from.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-12
Auction firm Assigns.

NEW YORK, July 12-rhe firm OF J. s.
Copover g. Co.. large manufacturers and
dealers in fire places. CRATES. tenders ami
wood mantels. with an Office at $3.50
West 23rd street. New Y rk. has made
an assignment % william IL. Harris.
The business is An old one, having be n
estsb ished In isA by j. S. Conover, aud
Is one of tie leading houses IN Their llne.
having well equipped plant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-12
A Manu- acturing J.weier Assigns

At Bradstreet, IL is learned that the
firm of G. ID. Lyons a. Co.. manufacturing
jewelers. OF West Ma sfeld, Mass, have
made an assignment. lhe firin has been
ia business for nearly two years. ,hou n
I.gors has been n-aged ln the zane line
of business FOR several years. They have
wen assigned no rating in Brads trests
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-12

Weather for this
evening Fair and
warm. For to-
m orrow - FAIR
and warmer. Tenn
perature from o a.
M. July II. to 0 a
m. July ~: High
est, so; Low est, &,
mean n.h
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-12
srusbeI to Death

NEW YORK, July i2.-Cornelius Keefe, a
laborer. was cru shell to death in the
IRA d Central stttiou this morning. lie
Sts caught un Ter colliding passen ser
ot,hrs OF the New York and New Haven
roa 1. The cbaches wsre bsing switc ii
At the time, q, d we're badly dAuRgsd,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-12

VALPARAISO. Chill. July IA corre-
spondeut iu Buenos Ayres. Argentina.
telegrnpbs that Co. Gil mas beei sent to
La Plata TO enforce the decree recently
issuei IN the various siates. The gov
ernor OF la Plata ~ " u ing tn disarih 9 .
state 'rces. lSut the state legislature T.
resolved that tnis shall NO. be dons
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-12
TO BUILDING CONTRACTORS.
once Of the Park Commissioners.

once OF the Park COMMISSIONER
dity Of Providence, X. l.. July 12. 1905
Sealed moposl for building Pavilion at Took
wotiop Para Will be received az the Office OF the
Park Commissioners IN the City Hall. In said City
untii IL oclo X. noon. July 10 1895,
Plans an specincations may be seen t the
office OF ths architects, Martin a Hail. 26 Custom
House street. un and after THURSDAY July 2, lsp3
l A boni for fwo hundred g o. dollars Its eQui-
valent shaft accompany each propo sal. conditioned
upon the execution Of tie required contract ana
bond within five 90 days after the acce ,tance OF
: III prupo al by the Park Commissioners.
Tne c. ulssioners reserve the right 70 ro ject
nv "a all bid.
By order OF the Park cns~m ssenss.
y II. DINING.
Julyi2& IhAlrman.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-12
skull Fractured by a Horse.

BosroS. Ma s.,July IL Mich o. II gan
IL East B 80 teams'er u. Moo ,es-
ti,n'- whar.. WAS kicked in the heUl ~ a
Id rsr this muiaing and li. skull Wa
rac,utvd. Ne Mii probably die.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-12
THREE BROKERS FAIL.

uessr. Burreii. stober and Harrow
Forced To the Wall This Morning.
NEw YORK. July l2-S. II. Burrell.
y. Sto e.. aid " Bar f. brokers d
tie cJn-olitinei stock exchange failed
hs morning 4 amount OF g. cir liza.
Uilit les hsve NO. !ss bceu ula1e public.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-12

ALMANAC ron WEDNESDAY,. JuLr i2
fur Rrses. ....... ~ Noos RrsEs. ..2 II AN
EsseTn Las sn. or DAVIS q q Full SEA ..ho & ~ ss
WASHINGTON. July IL. = Forecast for
New England: Fair weather; slight
changes ia tcmpersture; winds generally
westerly. except On tbe eosst
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-12
pinr hous. S5.S5(0S6 20,

Heavy shipping hogs, S5.S56s620.
Bradstreets visible suppl: Wheat,
east Of the Rocky mountains. decrease,
625. 900; Pacific coast. decrease. 1900;
coru. increase, 4,0O0; oats, decrease.
l62, 600
Wheat is the lowest Of all commodities.
The crop will be smallest in years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-12
TO LYNCH BAUMBERGER.
Member Of tho Frieder Family in Danger
OF his Life.

OF his Life.
GRAND FORKS. N d.. July IA crowd
of about 1900 people surrounded the Jail
last night with tho intention Of lynchinR
Baumberger. the murderer of six mem
hers Of the Frieder family. The sheriff with
positions at the jail and threatened to
shoot any one who attem . ted to gain en-
trance. The mob withdrew for consul
tation but did not renew he attack. 1t
was apparent that the crowd was with
out q leader.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-12
LOST AT THE RACES.

Then stein Tried TO shoot His vife and
Ended by Killing Himself
KANSAS CITY, July l2.--Henry Stein. ~
y .dler. bet at the races yesterday and lost
all his money. Upon reaching home his
wife upbraided him. at which he drew n
revolver aud shot at her.
The bullet flew wide OF its mark. bu
h hiking he bad killed her he tur.,td the
weapon on himself aud fired. lie was la.
stantly killed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-12
SUED THE POSTMASTER.
A Y. s. Omcial Accused OF Alienatins
the Affections OF Mrs. Perry.

LUzzARDs BAY, Mass. July IA
Nathan Perry ot Pocasset has brought
suit Of $40. 600 againt Postmaster Howard
Burgess OF pocas et for the alleged alien :
alton OF Mrs. Perry's Affections. The
writ IN returnable - the supre ne court
at Barnstsble Ia October. The affair
mas created consider BILE interest
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-12
WERE BODIES OF SHEEP.
The Latest Result Of Exploration OF the
Ruins at Worlds Fair Ground.

CHICAGO. ILL, July - Tho sensation
al stories which were published this
morning. stating that ten more dead
bodies had been taken from the cold
storage warehouse ruins, were exploded
to-day. The ten bodies were those OF
onoep.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-12
A WOMAN'S SAD FATE.
Her Dress Caught Fire and She Was
Probably Fatally Burn ed.

GoRHAM. Me-, July l2-While Mrs.
George M. Floyd of this town was heat
ing a kettle Of water over gasoline
stove this morning her dress caught fire.
She rushed out Of doors shouting for
help.
Her clothes were quickly stripped from
her, but not until She had been terribly
burned. Her recovery Is douptful.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-12

Chicago Grain Notes.
QUOTED BYA.P. wEEDEN.
The London and Liverpool markets
are unc ranged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
TERRELL.
]. E. B. Stuart Camp Makes Arrangements for
Proper Observance Of Memorial Day.
The Ladies' 10 Take Part.

Terrell, Tex, April 1S.-(Special.)-
The committee appointed by j. II. H.
Stuart camp met today and took pre-
llminary steps for the exercises of Me.
mortal day. A committee composed OF
the following ladies was appointed as
a floral decoration committee: Mrs.
Kate Cdckrell. Mrs. JnO. Puston. Mrs.
Webb, Mrs. w. l.. Martin, Mrs. Vic
Reinhardt, Mrs. Sidney Bass. Mrs. w.
III. Allen, Mrs. W. III. Monday, Mrs. b.
H. Scott, Mrs. Allie Harris. Mrs. Geo.
Matthews, Mrs st. Mary, Mrs j. o.
Terrell, Mrs. A. II. Abees, Mrs, DR..
Anthony, Mrs. John X. Clay Mrs. O.
b. Colquitt, Mrs. Matthew Cartwright,
Mrs, Dinnelly and Miss Ida Hodges.
The committee selected also Mrs. War
rem, Mrs. Dnshiell. Mrs. j. h. Bonds.
Miss Minnie Cox and Miss Jessie Stan
field a committee on music.
The two committees. with as many
more ladies as may wish TO attend. are
10 meet at the residence Of DR.. j. A.
Anthony at 2:30 y. m. Saturday next
and make all the arrangements necessary
for the exercises of the day.
All the Confederate soldiers in the
county are invited 10 attend. as well as
the Grand Army post located at Terrell.
The idea is TO make IL a general dec
grafton day and visit both cemeteries.
The meeting will be at o a. m. Tuesday.
May .. and go from the city 10 the
cemeteries. There will be one or two
short speeches A place win be selected
for the storage of flowers, both supplied
by the city, the country and adjacent
towns.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
ENeLIsHMEN ANGRY.
Queen vIoiOrIa's Picture Upside Down on
Letters Posted by la
ooblles.

London. April 49, Some loyal English
men are beginning TO grow angry at see
ing Queen Yictoria's picture upside down
on letters posted BY the Latter Day
Jacobites. These individuals who pre-
tend to be intensely devoted 10 the de
funct house Of Stuart, are treating the
government postage stamps in This dis
courteous fashion while they put on their
letters n Jacobite postage stamp with
the portrait Of the Bnyarian princess.
Maria Theresa, who, according 10 Ja-
cobite claims, is the legitimate sovereign
OF England. The general public have no
objection TO the JacObites stamping their
letters AL over with portraits of a dozen
princesses- aud tho authorities feel much
the same way-as long az a genuine pos
tage stamp Is on the letter TO carry It
through the mails, but putting Queen
Yictoria's portrait upside down Is not
considered exactly decor0us and il Is re-
ported that steps will be taken 10 ptrt an
end to this peculiar form Of Jacobite
fad.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
ron RrNr-pwrIIINa.

FOR RENT-1TslDENCE WITH THREE
rooms, on West Biun street, near court.
house. Apply 20 10. y. Randle, lOt Main
street or 300 West Bclknap street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
NOT IN IT.
THE GOVERNOR NOT BEHIND
THE FIGHT
On tho UAiversity--A Letter From Him to
Capt. Frank Hail, Regent. Disposos
ofNowspaPer Rumors-Rsgrsts.

The attention Of Governor Hogg hay-
ing beeu called 20 the communications
which have. of late. been appearing in
certaiu Dallas and Waco papers, wherein
IL is indmated that the governor Is faith
ering the assault being made by Pro
fessor Oscar Cooper upon the manage.
ment Of the State University, he has writ.
ten the following letter. which should put
quietus ON the parties circulating such
rumOrs.
Hon. Il. w BAH Fort Worth. Tex:
Dear Sir-ReplyiRg 10 your favor Of
the Ord, ] beg 10 authorize you 90 say
20 any one that | have not either d.
rectly or indirectly. by inuendo or in
any other way taken part IN any fight
or assault by any person whomsoeyer
against the university in any form: nor
against the faculty, board of regents OF
anybody else connected with It. ! have
regretted the recent controversy TO which
you allude, but have not beeu I'm any way
connected with 1t on either side. Your
friend, j. s. HOGG.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
LuTTRELL'S TELEGRAM
10 DR.. HAYNE. HUSBAND OF A
MURDERED LADY
Called Him 20 sherman bat Luttrslrs
Talk Convinced Him that tho Prisoner
knew Nothing OF the Crime.

Sherman, April 1s.-CSpecial)--Chas.
Luttrell who is sentenced 60 be hung on
May ~, here. today telegraphed DIR.
Hsyne Of Dcnson to come over and
see him. as he could throw some light
on the triple murder committed in Den
ison two years ago.
It will be remembered that Or. Haynes
wife and two other women were all kill
cd In one night. and 50 far, no one has
ever been convicted of the crime. Upon
receipt Of the telegram from Luttrel.
DR. Hayne came over and had talk
with Liittrell DIR. Hayne stated TO a
Gazette reporter that after a few min
utc's conversation with Luttrell, he was
satisfied that Luttre know nothing Of
the perpetrators Of the murders.
Luttrell talked TO Hnyno as though
he could tell who were the guilty parties
in the above referred to murders No
importance Is attached 70 Luttrelrs talk.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
DISTURBANCES orr THE SUN.
Weather Prophet Hicks Tells What He Saw
Through a Telescope.

St Louis, No, April 1S.-- According 70
DR. Ira r.. Hicks. the weather prophet,
there ARE as great meteorological dis
turbances On the face Of the sun Just
now as there on the face Of the earth.
They are due the doctor claims, TO the
concommhaut conjunction Of the moon,
Venus. Mars and Saturn.
NJ saw on the sun last "Wednesday a
greater collection u gigantic spots than
I have ever seen there before. / drew
sketch OF the appearance Of the sun
ana of the spots on IL. When we renen-
ber that these spots are supposed 70 be
gigantic cyclones or whirlwinds, Or up
heavals Of the hydrogen gas that forms
49, afmosphpre Of the sun, We can form
come idea Of the magnitude 81 these ais
frrbances The very Hlanllest 81 these
sn,,ts could swallow up q body the size
IN AIR earth, They are, therefore, more
t6sn $500 miles across
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
PARIS,
|sN MEN BOUND FOR TIGER
TOWN DISAGREE.
az Easues and one Krns Another
'''a eta singing school Enter.
'A'amsSt-FAlss Alarm ana Fire

Tex, April IS (spec,si ,.-or Sat.
,dnss'nsing a party OF seven men We're
|hoFh ION ION Paris 70 the Tiger Town
were A Where they lived; among
A row 'eS as Y, Fisher and s. j. Nut
heine sslne NJ which euded IN kSnlIi-
frs Killed by FISHER. ~
|ishess hrsi arose from MIlHnIx oeer.
which ~, Empty bottle 70 take q drink
=. Fisher ie'ief brcke 90 the wagon
tv,F9el Sol quite autrv ana rad
lrose f,a, 4Rq called Mulinix a lar
Va I Snr his seat as Z to sffke him
hen toidI 6 a,s'aaea to so down. Null
~, with aim IA IN " " vac
'def sua sss,n, Feached over Nuliiniy 4
4 hoina ' ,. him In TIE lett breast
ply Hefore0 alFk kuiG' killing him
Ae 'i1 ne, nad Aappened or 9e't y a aetSiyy
10 "a 9ni q The wason aud s rss'
= : o'elsck sundas na,,,a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
rnrn Ana

on account OF the increasing demands up.
on the space OF The Gazette both by ad.
n greatly Improved news service it'is com.
PEELED 70 discontinue tho publication daily
gf free advertisements for persons desiring
lost or found. This feature will however,
be continued IA The sunday Gazette sue
viii be available 20 those whose notices ave
received not later than o'clock hriohy
night
For such notices In the classified column
OF the daily issue Of The Gnaettc a charko
Will hereafter be made OF ] cent per Wofe'
each insertion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
EIRE

A false alarm was turned IN ~ it,9 ~
morning a sure enough IRE call was T y, IS
The nre was IA the residence OF NJ, - y.
Baker which became total loss o sst,ir
which stood within a few feet and ceakhlt
ore several times Mr., Miller y plopAnnig
fully protected BY insurance aealnst NE
damage by nse aud water, bur cahhvt ieNin
whether Baker Is or not
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
swELLEp HEADS.

Reduced BY using Preston's Hed-Ake. II IA
d certain cure for any form OF headache.
You pay only for the COOL II does. IL Is
guaranteed No cure. no pay
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19

fonna hnrebended on the streets here and
arrested by Omcers Swain and Stephenson
Fisher came from Kentucky about lnfee
wears ago and his father lives there now
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
N,p,v cuIrRcu FoR BENJAMIN.

Benlaniu, Tex. April 1a.-tspeclai y
chrlsfian people Will commence the efrctiv1
az d church some time curing the pieHeN'
month.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
poN.r pm IN THE HOUSE

when omen air exercise and Creole temale
Tonic win restore you to robust 1ealln u.'
send the color back 70 Jour Paie ohee-''
III Il pleasant 10 take. NO Dad iaAle'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
~ sINGING sCHooL.

John LINK was cut by James Murrell AZ
n singing school entertainment near SS5nt
mines Ihe quarrel arose over some triNlal
n,nfter Al which Link Is said TO have Struck
Murrell, when the latter cut HIN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
LIST on PATENTS FOR TExAs.

LIST on PATENTS FOR TEXAS.
Washington, April ls,--Car coupling. James
O. Bishop, Marble Falls.
Pump Jgnies W Clayton, vi PasO.
C0nee pot, James *. Cummings, Lad0'
MIA.
Wrench and cutter. Theodore Fletcher,
McDlnaid
Piow ana harrow. George W Lee, Gran.
bury
II, Thurbff
Fire escape aud proIecule for SAME. John
Martin, GaiYesiOu lfhlre raienisl
BUCKLE M0n11s Dallas
Formulation psdlock Bepjamin A. sAu
uerson. san Marco.
liay pfess clafies d. MeNiell and n. y.
Huckty, Victoria.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
Containing 2e Formulas.


For the cure Of the following diseases;
Catarrh, Consumption, Bronchitis. Can
GERS. 1umors. Ulcers, Piles, Fistuln,
Eczema. Scrofula, Rheumatism, Womb
Diseases and an diseases Of the Eye,
Ear Nose and Throat yield to the sooth-
lug. healing influence Of the Oils. All
Sexual excuses treated ON the most
scientific principle.
Address with stamp, OF call. Private
Office aud laboratory. 22b Main St, Dali
las, over Knepny's jewelry store; Home
Office, San Antonio Tex.
A clear, bright eye that can pierce the
sky, with the strength Of mn eagle Wis
ion. and mighty brain that can stand
the strain and shock OF the Rock Island
collision.
Oh, give me these Natures harmonies
and keep all your golden treasures, for
/ cannot accept wealth TO sacrifice health
of those who have no pleasue.
The Fort we will hold. and the people
will know the true value of gold COM
Cure, H. ID. o.
A Diploma from Honorable School
Of Medicine.
State Of Texas, County Of Dallas, April
\. 1893.
/. J II. Stewart, clerk Of the court, do
hereby certify that the diploma of DR.
IL. ID. Reynolds was duly registered on
page II Physicians Register.
J. IL. STEWART,
Clerk Dallas County, Tex
Registered Fort Worth, Tarrant County
Jan. 1872; Austin, Jan. 1872; San Anto
Mo, Jan. 1892.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
coon ADVICE,

tell vour nelghbor that suffers that Pfes
tanis Hed-Ake win cure any healgeines. ~ y.
6ffeen minutes. No waiting only hiteeN
minutes. No cure 20 pay
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19
ToR nENr-noOaas


INTENSIFIED ROOMS ELEGANT SOUTH
rooms AZ Ryan homestead. one block west
Of pOstofioe, Seventh street
AN APARTMENT or -FOUR ROOMS IN
rofhins Bai. ond furnished rooms al 500
Tast Weuiherford street Apply al SO2
East Weatherford street.
ROOMS FOR RENT. TWO NICELY FUR.
nished rouis for gentlemen ouly. at li5
Pecan street
ron RENr--NICEI.Y FURNISHED FRONT
ROOM. southeast exposure, near Federal
building cheap. Apply after 10 a. ~.
1927 MOnrOe street
FOR RENT THREE on FOUR 2lFFICn
rooms Ia suite. east frontage. uiodcrn m-
prNcmentD and y0nYeniences, o. dffifa
Hendricks bniaiur.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19

WILL HxCuANun PROPERTY IN
kayner on Lubbock, 2ex., both county
seats. on land ~ hiOneWall couhiy fof
ehe cattle, uue stock preferred. Addfe8u
h. o Box No. l0i, hayner, Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-19

pUGGiEs UNCHANGED, BOUGHT AND
sold. storage rOom tor houaehold goods nne
buggy and carriage painfuNi 4oc4ud'hpnN
9nfnltnro bought ALL sold. n. n. tRoa
II W, 40 West Niges street.