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bon Elm paar Dollars, fpmie bur9 cine
breite 2iige 10 einfa6 untgeben unb
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arbeitern beaiebt nmb BEN BENT lit ies
nem 8eri6te ausbridii9 erfldrt tpurbe,
er Tel rlebigli6 Elm tobter 8u6fabe
unb merbe fortudbrenb fpftematif9
umganger unb iibertreter."
8oau alio @eiebe~ erlafen, bic gar
feinen 3med baben2
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.3tpifhen BEN Nnroppl nnS benz Nc.
guat0r

1T fein sr6serer lluteri&ieb, als ,piiaen BEN befien
aaer ftimulirsnbsn Gligire, SOfetter's Masenbitters
nnb ben biaisen erbisenben unb faarfen fog. Yitters,
welde prn sertKenIofsn Sdnblern ben gublifuM as
vuebtsiuii9e grdparate NIT betifrdftisen Gisen1aaf=
tenA a~utsef9past perSen. .aestere inb sem6bnlia
Glectcls9rdporaten 3ufammensefest, benen irsenb
etne fHdSli8e Subitans beisemenst IT, INN ben Glfels
8eru4 81 rerheden, unb weIAe Der birette STUN tnr
bttters biIbet fasesen abfolut rsiaer entfuielter Gprtt
BITE Grunblase; bteier 1T NIT ben f~etniten unb betitrdfs
ttsffen PFan5eneg.rdttea perfest, rel1e ben Roaen,
BITE 2eber unb BITE Ginsepeibe fpppbI ~trdftisen as re-
sultren. SIN BEN trantbaft sef6rten pttaIen Organise
mus etnes bon MaSens urp 9e6erleiben beimae}u&ten
Yattenten beptrten ~biejeIben cine rabttaIe our; bic
8clse TIRES @ebrauh8 III BITE f~pfprtise unb bauerube
1eHeruns bes NuserRetnbeinben8.
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PARIS &

pbetograpbif@es Ntelier,
SO. IL nrb 10 Meitzg ommerees5 traBe
San Mntonie. Die allerneueftem Sen.
res in photographer fein ausgeflbrt,
ebenfo elegant tpenn nidt better, ipie
irgenb tpel6e I'M Staate. 2~ebensgroBe
@raponsP Portraits unb ale Mrten BON
@ergr6Beruneen. @ebt enre BiIber
ni6t Gremben, nm He pergr6Bern gu
laHen, tpenn bic Mrbeit bier BON per>
anttDortli6en &iinflern our psnen 53ils
friebenbeit ausgefiibrt tperben fatn.
Wir liefern nur Nrbeit erfer @laKe ab.
Mnii9ten bon @ebduben iperben aufz
gensmmen unb ale Muftrdge auBerbalb
bes Mteliers prompt befprgt.
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Ser. maaors,s 9ampf . aiiferei

in Der MufinsS traBe 1T nit ben leues
fen Maf6inen our Nnfertigung bon
8otti9en, Gdfern, Giternen &c. einges
ri9tet nnb liefert anerfannt ooraisIi9e
Arbeit.
S9idt @uer @elb ni9t na9 benz
Norben, fonbern laBt Cure Nrbeiten
bier MAIDEN, NOD Gu6 bole @arantie
fir bic bette Iusfibrumg berielben ges
geben tuirb. 8rieli9e Anfrasen iiber
Preiie &c. perhen prompt beanttportet.
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smmiet Wppo Co.,

gde So NJ ar unb % alnuts5tr.
baben gegenpdrtig ettpa 5000 @orbs
8rennbola bonn Winter iibrig, pel9es
nan gu rcbuairten preiien pertanft
tDerDen muB. Wirb nur c.. o. d.
abgeliefert.
Seu, 9afer &C. in allen Quantitdten
gu ben biligiten prenen.
SeIepbon8 l.
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= Sd babe st. Safobs : Del itets
i'm 9anie, ba es ii6 als Elm ausge3ei9s
netes Mittel gegen S6nitttpnnben unb
Aueti9ungen erpeif.-S. 81. Morfe,
@bieopee Sails, Maf.
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Die .Srimmpb'" MaGb > Maidine
N9p. d

sepdbrt bic befriebigenbften @eiuItate.
8iele 9auieHbe bieier Maf6inen (fris
Der: Neue Clipper MdbsM af9inen ges
nannt) finb beute in allen 2dnbern Der
@elt, mo @ras wd6t, in @ebrau9.
3u baben bel % & $ a II n.
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tdgtl1 ..............9:05 8Drm.
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8eebiae tdgli6 ......2:1O Nadm.
Na9 aerrbiIe tdgli@.. 7:15 Mbenbs.
Na6 &errbiae tdgli6, ausgenommen
Sonntags un6 Montass, I'm
7:40 Wtorgens.
Mnfnnt.
Bon @albefton, 9oufon unb guero
tdglt9. 200 MbenbS.
Bon CORPUS Gbritt, Nranfas paB uub
8eepile tdgli9. AS Ma9m.
BON 4errDile tdgli9. =. $3.50 8orm.
Bon &errbille tdgli6, ansgenommen
@onntags unb Montags, UNI
6:45 Na9m..
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Spmtberm Xaciftc $ 8abm.

Mbfabrt.
Na9 STEMS reahs, 9ouitom unb Gall
oetton tdgli6 1:50 ubr Na9mittags
unb 8 ubr Mbenbs ..............
Na6 San Jraneiseo, 81 Yafo mnb
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befor tdgli6 900 gorm. unb 4:15
9tadbm.
BON San Grancisco, 81 pafo unb
@agle paB tdgli6 1:25 Na6m. -.
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8a fpeldbett 8pede

nebmen Sic Me6iaina Meil sic emts
meber franf ftnb unb molen gefunb
perben, pber neil STE @ranfbeit ners
baten tpoQen. sSn beibeu Gdaen bers
gefe man ni6t, baB Soobs @arias
pariaa ale &rantbeiter bemdltigt, Bic
bur9 unreines 8lut entteben.
Stein ~begetabilif6-&ppbs Hilem.
rs gents.
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@denbabn Tabr Ylau.
S. & O. u. Babn.

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Mbfabrt.
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Hta9 st. Souls bia Ssron Mountain
Herte .-........8:15 MbeubS.
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Nnfunft.
gen st. Souls, Sron Mountaiu & M.
SC. &S...-..........8:4O0 prm.
Wo1 st. gouiS, Sron Moumtain & 80.
SC. &3..--......-.10:55 Mbenbs.
Bon 8arebo. 80 Nbenbs.
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Sic eimaise tastt@ erf@ei=
nembe bemtide 3eitmma In 2eTas.

STE .,Trete Hrefie fir Seras" bat
BON alien beutf@ teranifMen 3ettua=
gert bic gr1kte Mbpnnentemaabl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20

Washington. May 1.-The findings Of
the general cOurtmartial, convened az
Hort Icayenworth, Kan, for the trial
Of Captain W. $. johnson, retired. aud
the recommendation In the case has been
disapprovcd 10y President Cleveland.
The courtmnrital was presided over by
Colonel James w. Forsythe of the Sew
enih cavalry and Captain Sydner w.
Tnylor ~ the Fourth ARTILLERY was judge
advocate. The general charge WIS con
duet unhecoming an officer aud gentle
man, to which there We're three speef-
cations. Each specification gives case
in which Captain johnson became In
debted TO parsons or banks. which In
debtpdness he failed TO pay. The sec
ond and third specifications state he
also duplicated pay accounts. lie third
specification, the only one Of which he
was found guilty, states that johnson
assigned aud transferred 10 II, Forbes
x 20. Of Boston his pay account aud
claim for pay for the month OF January,
1S,J3, and ulsn assigned and transferred
his salary for the same mouth 20 the
Central National bank Of Springfield,
Mo. The accounts were presented for
payment by both asairnees on The same
day and because OF donble assignment
and preseafaliOn. payment was refused,
and Secretary Lamont ordered Jolinson's
nay for the mouth wholly Slapped.
The court finds him guilty Of the third
sneri6cation only. and Of the general
charge mot guilty. but guilty Of con-
duct 10 prejudice Of good order and nil
nary discipline. The court sentenced
him TO be rrnrimandrd BY the reviewing
authority. The following is Secretary
Iamont's order ia the ease
s'In The foregoing case the findings on
ia. first and second specifications and
1nhn the charge aud sentence " the
raurt are disapnroyeil by direction If
,i,e president Iu private life person
t,iesl and abjudged guilty Of assigning
nrnperiy az collateral then collecting
nnd a9propria,inE is awaits to his own
"a ar FOR transferring fer value rfcely'
IA he salnr property 90 two separate
ner.ons would be subjected g severe
XXI bumiiitating pnni-lincgt That This
sn.@.,,,.irtrtiai. cOmpring ollcer. 81 TX
ne,ience should so lightly regard similar
naemses here fully established AID
fnnnd a reproach TO the service and
Ky preceding is IA marked lnconslsi-
euev with che duty Of protecting and
,sin,ains that high sensl of l~rtonh
AWAY which has long characterized the
reputation Of the Amy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20
COLORADO BUDGET.


Colorado Tex. May 1S.-(Special.) "A
nice rain fell through this section this
week and stock and crops are doing well.
No damage has been reported In this
section by the rain. The Colorado river
has been very high. but Is falling very
fast now.
The children of the Methodist church
gave concert Tuesday for the benefit
of the Cisco church fund. Quite large
sum Of money was taken in, The per
fOrmauce was pronounced excellent by
those who attended.
The grand jury found bill against
II. H. Lancaster for the killing of Henry
C0Oksey two months ago. his trial
came mp Tuesday and he was acquitted,
the jury being out only forty minutes.
The verdict was justifable killing.
Rev. Morgan Murgans, u Christian
evangelist, will hold series of meetings
in this city, beginning Thursday night,
Roy Morgans halls from Kansi's here
The committee of lightning trainers,
OF which your correspondent is chair
man. Is having much success with the
subscription for the lady operator here
for the Western Union, who was made
homeless in the Cisco disaster, having
already collected nearly 500 for the
lady.
Iiev. Hightowcr closed the revival at
the Methodist church last week. Much
good work was accomplished by his meet
ings
Bert Marlin of Big Spring was well
come guest Of Geo. w. Winker last Sun.
day.
The public school will be closed Wed
nesdny. The school children will be
rendered concert Wednesday night at
the opera house. A pleasant lime is an
ticipated.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20
LOVED HIS NIECE,
a GRAY HAIRED slsnee GETS
HIS DESERTS.
iohn wilson Attempts 10 Abausi HI, Niece
and Is shot and Killed by
Her Father


Little Rock. Ark, May 1s.-Fired by
e9aS uinins unnatural passion for
hi pretty niece. SIiriie Summers.
John WILSON, OF Mulberry, Ark.
a gray-haired old man, at.
tempted TO abduct and marry her. His
folly cost him his life About a week
ago Wilson asked her To elope with
him. She repulsed her uncle's advances,
hut was afraid to inform her father.
During the temporary abscitce from
home of Mr. Summers Monday, Wilson
called on the Eirl and tried to persuade
her TO flee with him She refused. He
then threatened her with violence II She
did not yield TO his entreaties, aud fear
ing he would execute them IL she re-
tnsed. shr coieented. When her father
returned home yesterday he learned II
the elopemcnt and took Il shotgun and
departed in pursuit Of the couple Going
about fourteen miles he overlook them
and demanded his daughters return to
her home with him. Wilson refused to
ave her up, saying he scould not live
without her, Summers lifted his gun,
and firing, killed Wilson Instantly. Sum
meI~ took his daughter home. after
which he surrendered 10 the authorities.
The coroner's jury returned verdict
of Justiiabe homicide
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20
PREPARATIONS
Being Made 10 Hang a Negro Matdcret--Hls
Crime and Trial.

Daingcrheld. Tex, May is lSpccial1
The preparations for the execution of
Henry Graham. which takes place here
on May ~. are nearly completed. The
gallOws will be ready In a day or So
Being situated IN an old field, Il will be
public and where most any number cnn
see the execution. II X situated near the
railway track, about u half mule south of
town, fs
The crime for which the negro. Harry
Graham. IL to be launched Into the great
unknown. Is the killing Of II. NJ. Lead
better, up officer, near Omnhn, little
over Year ago. There was u charge
In Titus county against lim for an at
tempt TO murder. He skipped over into
this county and papers were sent here
for his arrest. lseadbetter found him
near the depot In Omaha, hut the negro
He'd. Lcadhetter summoned u posse and
gave chase. They came upon him In a
negro's house. Leadbctter put His hand
on him aud told him 10 consider himself
under arrest, when the negro, who lnd
Ibis pistol concealed. shot him IN the face,
from the effects of which he died IN a
few hours. leaving wife and several
small children. Deputy Sheriff turlce
was coming MP Ia the house when he
heard the shot. but the negro seeing him.
got shotgun out of the house, stool lnu
oil and escaped 10 the woods, made his
way TO Mount ilnAhani HhA 'h'lA lNNh
the blind baggage at the coal shilft Tor
Commerce. where he found officers on
the lookout for him. lie again lied, hut
was oyertakcn and captured, but not
until he was badly shot and tried 10
shoot TO the last. He was brought 10
the Piitshurg jail. where be recovered
and has been since. only WHEN on trial.
He played crazy Throughout, the trial,
hut the Jury brought in verdict nsspss-
ing his punishment at death. lie still
seemed to care nothing for ]. The next
day when his lawyers, who had been np-
pointed by the court 10 defend hun. took
him into u room, told him an expert on
brain trouble had been sent
for and II he Was not
crazy 10 say so, he quickly spoke
and said: Can you save my nenkF'
This WINS the first word he had spoken
sipce he was brought here. lie WIS sen
fenced as soon as IL was discovered that
he was not crazy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20
GRATEFUL CISCO.
Through Her Authorities Is fsponllY Thank.
fol Tor Assistance Glvou.

10 the people Of Texas md oil who
have assisted us In our dlstrfss, greeting
one and an IN the b0nda OF broiherly
love
Through tho mayors Of The many towns
Of Texas and other places which nave
w peldy come TO our help IN d time Of
neel. Cisco, IA Der fcehloneFs, desire. 10
extend Abe right hand Of fellowship
md a heart fervent with gratitude. 70
e,tch and every Individual whether hls
hrln has been kind wish OF sympathy
or 4 check fof SlOlD.
Now, to al who have made an invest
ment Of charity in our town, We extend
how We have cared for your inyesimehi,
Nj wHnt 10 grasp your hand aud give you
j. y. PATTERSON,
Chairman relief Committee
q. W. Graves, Mayor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20
CORSlCANA.
|sAr VICTORY FOR PROP
tRTy HOLDERS.
'ili;atles A Freak Of haiuro-Hs Re.
|ahDo ll-Lllile Matters Picked
VI Around The City.

sna, Tex, May 1S.-(Spccial)-
~ meeting Of the city council
Instructed the city attorney to
sols against the property owners
\ Known Us the Orphans Home
I y The city. The property hold
~ 10 pay the city taxes, and as
qneaee this suit was brought.
I N.essor was also instructed to
I'Nd any further in assessing
M The aforementioned uldition
D hollcr..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20

G.. Fayt Worth, eat around promisrupney,
"a lie same variety Of food Win the
saine comfort aud satisfaction ~ You
,re afforded By good inb.e-board by
o,e weel or month"; No; yon cannot
einl you tlink yOn can 10 the crowded.
rify 81 Chicago. do youf Tho WARNS
Fair Hotel aud Boarding bureau hkpN
81, cannot. and therefore ihf refuse
fn make contracts for rnoms. on'7 be-
cause .bsy know tlicre win be- 70 comfort
and satisfacfion IN such q life in ihr
midst " The fraud, triekcty deception
and c.ioriion which win be uheonlfol'
ally pfaciicri during tbc fair Agency
ll2 Mnln lIrrrL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20
FREAK or NATURE.

|aN q nature in the form Of a
'slt passed through this city
~ he calf had eighteen horns.
eS'sl four horns TO each hoof.
r's % The front feet are about
IN N " seugth, while those on the
az ~ about ~ inches In length.
n Aalds upon its knees most of
.i NV : apparently in good con-
\ ea3scllly speaking. IL was
/ 4 I'eui AeGregor, this state, to
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20
sNALL MArTERs.

II The city Is good for this
n ~ ny year Tile merchants Of
= ~ tlfy have done "A bigger
~ lgl Ne period This Year linn
Nv % the same perioJ Tor many
M There has NOT beeu n vii
y 90, ahsscrinfion IN Cnrsirnnn for
49, This * a good showing
il tx, 2, Siop people.
r,l.. ielly was convicted IN the
y. '' ior gambling and fined sos
X NJ. days IN Jail today.
|, X ~ Jesier Is adding an nd n.
ilfca'ly tnmmodiops barsn
III n Rbani S8600,i ''''u "'"se'
y iolbai u mis- citv IL can,
~ q The conrf OF rivil an.
AVN u Dallas. Mr.. Tnll,at Is
|l,t', i ~ This comfy and an able
'-' e'hrer,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20
HE REsIGNEp.

W. loreman of the Central rail-
Z, summoned to work the streets
M lYnterday, and refused to
\ XVI tlle summons, giving as hls
~ moi doing 50 that he built
Az, IN street crossings and that
n Nv he resigned his position
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20
AUSTIN APPEALS COURT.

Austin, Tex, May Especial. THE
court of civil appeals for the Third dis
trict rendered the following decisions
May Il:
ID. X. McCurty ct al. VS.. n. w. Burtis,
from Runnels; trespass to try title. Ap-
pellnnt held tile land In controversy nm
der an execution sale. The judgement
under which this sale was made is claim
ed TO be void 10y appellee because he WIS
served by publication only. The certified
copies Of the papers In the original guit
were admitted In evidence over appel
limits objection, on the ground that the
first certificate of the clerk did not in
clude and authenticate the sheriif's re-
turn Of the citation, and because there
tiiicatc. A district clerks certificate
must be authenticated by the seal of
the district court. Ctey. stat. art. HILL
The second certificate did not embrace
affidavit showing non-rcsidcncc. The OLE
lection was good TO this extent. The mp
pCllee cortcnds that this error Is harm
loss, as the transcript IN the case shows
that the Judgment was rendered solely
upon service by publication. This is not
granted. The application for aud issll-
nnre of citntion to be served by publ
cation upon a nonresident OF the state,
In the absence of the sheriits return,
and of information az TO what else inc
record may CoultlHs INV JuuSh'ht p,,tH-
silent ns 10 notice. tns in this easel does
not constitute that clear and affirmative
proof that the Judgment was rendered
mon notice by application alone, which
onght TO be adduced to overcome the
presumption that domestic court OF
General Jurisdiction. acting Np0n sub
iect matter within the ordinary scope OF
H. mower, has jurisdiction OF the per
"a, against whom its Judgment is ren..
dered The Judgment in The case OF
| IIarrell vs.. Burtls 1.-THE original cause
can bo attached in this case. 1t Is silent
mon tho question Of notice, and II u
IL made TO appear from the record that
he defendant was nonresident and
served by publication il the record does doe,
not show acceptance or waiver OF hoiice.
~ inda,urpi should be held void. thgngh
his be a collateral proceeding, 81 T Is
Nm. "a Tex. 5G2; 30 Tex; 2llJ Inc
Indictment il reversed and the cause re-
handed. Opinion by Key, A. o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20

to try tue. ,.....,,,. ~ ,,rror
oasails The Judgment of the lower court,
Il, cause Il Involves the conGiiislon uln'
Minis executed deed 70 Miller in pnr-
suance OF the deed Of trust, slylns nili,
snri newer, T'hA evidence warrants shcl
: conclusion. Miller hal possession rnl
control cf The property. claimed It alld
exercised acts Of ownership over II from ON
,Go,,t iae time n the maturity Of ine
trnst deed nail he sold it. He and his
N,iir,'. ,sars IL was twice sold at nuh-
i II" sale updcf the Aliilcr title; being
bonel.t Tie last time by ,dsfendant ~
IsGs Great weight should be givcl 10
these f,tcs in support Of the prss',,i,npi,ie.h
IN, Nv ,,,,.t,.e 10 Miller. 80 Tex, ljS; 40
Tsv 4tGl The Testimony Of Hender'
son 10 the effect iltnt Miller lold Ply ilv
..sned the house anl lo., anu w ~ =
moot OF claim Of ownership. 10 i'N"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20
nrILprNa ASSOCIATION NOTICE.

Subscribers 10 the stock of the Cit
lzens Building association are hereby
notified to call at my office, 2oS Main
street, Powell building. get their books
aud pay May assessment. Our stock
Is moi an taken and We viii be Pleased
TO get other subscribers.
j. j. MELTON, Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20

We will b. able TO supply you with
cake to-day. The demand last Saturday
was 80 unexpected and great that we
were unable 10 III an the orders, which
we regretted very much
TURNER & DINGEE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20

Lea, cream for parties famtlcs. pcuicf
etc supplied ~ Mhierra. 'N1 llonsion
street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20

The annual election 81 state county
and division officers OF the A. o, H. will
be- held at their hall Sunday, May ~,
At . .. ~. Al members are hereby no.
lifted 10 be- present. Il, w, KANE.
Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20

If rot whnt an aricfan VOL drilled
10 any depth from one thousand % three
ihonsand feet, tbH Panhandle hachin.
err aud Improvement company, corner
Isi'rst and 'rlifnrkinorfOu sirce.s will take
contract to put it down l9r bottom hg.
ures Ia the shortest possible tine.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20

Fort Worh trunk Factory. corner Of
Eleventh. nhd Main sirttis Trunks ex-
ol,anS-d Or -sgde " order fatses,
satencls. fse.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20
cLnvELANp WONT HIVE Ir

Matters ice cream soda is the best in
the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20

Pure fruit glaze NJ Mistress J07 Hous
ton stree. Try them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20
None but ten years old Belle Of Nelson
wljakey sold over the Mansion bar.


BOOKKEEPERS, TAKE NOTICE.
somers English steel pens will not
corrode. The points are ground by hand
and they arr guaranteed 10 outlast
three ordinary pens. Try them nnd be
convinced. For sale only by Allen A.
I.etchworsh S0i Houston street, Fort
Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20

Pure fruit glace nt Matters, 800 ilous-
ton street. Try them
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20

We will be able 10 supply you wiih
eak, today. The domnnd last Saturday
was 30 unexpected and erent that We
we're unable 10 hll Oh The orders, which
irIiRNER & DINGEE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20

Pure fruit siace az Matters a0T Hons
ton street. Try them.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-08
The handwriting of Rufus choatc.

nc t1unuWTltinis Oh ISu1uS CnOOtc.
Rufus Choate, being in court on an inn
portant case, took exception to Il statement
10y the opposing counsel of certain words
used by witness on the previous day. This
was long before the days of stcnographic
reports
How do you know" said the judge to
the opposing counsel, that the witness
stated what you just said he did,"
Your honor" was the reply, II remem-
Der, sir, distinctly what he s;lid''
why do you differ with him:" asked
the judge Of Mr. Choate.
II have the witness statement in writ
ing" replied Mr.. Choate.
please let me see your notes pertaining
to this part of the case said the Judge.
The judge carefully looked ut the papers
which were handed him, but was unable to
read them. He called the lawyer to his
side and said "Mr. Choate, please read to
the court what you have there recorded"
Mr.. Choatc read aloud to the court as in
structetl. The judge then said:
Mr. Choate, do you now solemnly de-
clare that what you have read to the court
are the exact words as recorded or the pal
per now in your hands!"
"They are the exact words, your honor"
was Mr.. Chonte's reply.
Then" said the judge, I'VE shall be
obliged to depend upon your word, and the
court now accepts your statements as to
what the witness in dispute said.'
Only Mr.. Choates reputation for honor
able dealing saved him from natural and
ugly suspicon-thc consequences of his IL
legible penmanship.-Yo Companion.