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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21
PANHANDLE DELEGATES
10 The Immigration conv,nIlon--H Hartley win
30 There The Denver at
Works Snow.

M Hartley, Tex, Feb. o0.-(SpeoiaI g..
rd n' LOTT Worth ana Denver City rail
Tor twenty-one delegates fron, ts , ,'',',
w. Fifteen from Hartley countv; i've
iII"ni SHERMAN county; ana one from
atn.slord county, to attend the luinI-
s, ~. .e1 convention nc Wichita Fails on
on ne delegates ARE going with united
anu ueterlnired effort 60 be IN the front
IIian3 M9en u comes to settling up RE
,yi,i' n, ,ie especially Hartley county.
WI nose Who are seeking a new bon,n
anu the man with the hoe Hartlny
EQUITY being the only one on The rail-
tpeu that has plenty of homestead lnnd
we, open for settlement ''''u
ms last snow about thirteen inehes
i ~ Wv splendid season ia he ground
anu tue wheat crop is assured
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21

diHonal courts. lie would have preferred
the Old system with an iucrtlse 10 make
the bench comprise twelve or fifteen
judges but having q new 50 stem u
should be- extended to AFFORD needed re-
Lief
Alr Finlay presented resolution pro
viding FOR q committee Of five mtmlers
Of each house 70 prepare q proper bill.
FOLLOWING substitutes were utOroted
Ry SIR. FieldsA resolution Tat all
the proposed bills De rec0mriit1d 90 a
committee on judicial districts. with In
sWuctiun 10 the committee tp prepare q
Dill creating but one additional supreme
cOuft
By Mr.. Feagan Of Polka res 1uiion
that ail the bills be- referred 20 "A sppCinl
committee II seven TO prepare q bill TO
redisirict the state for as nany supreme
district courts as may be necessary
The substitutes were defeated ard the
fniuy resolution was adopt ~ with
amendments 10 make the committee 20
consist OF ten Of the house and Eve Of
me senate with request to report Thurs
House bin No. 1-the Dnls ldll. repeal
ing the scalp law and re-enaCdpg u az
local option scalp law, WAS ihkcn up
az regular order
Mr.. Cunningham offered ga rnrnd-
ment providing that each counsy shall
Ntf hfNAN ANl hNfu Nith INUNlN hllltN
where the scalp Is produced aud that
the commissioners court Of zach county
employ one or more good persons TO Min
prairie dogs nc nn expense of rot less
than 5000 nor more than S1OO per
year
Mr.. Dills proposes rs substitute,
amending the biil by adding - cents n
dozen for jack rabbits. and such u arm
as TIE court may determine for the de-
struNion Of prairie dogs Adopted
Adjourned till o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
IN tie afternoon session Of the house
IN" scalp bill discussion was resumed aud
pasHed 49, amended
House bin 10 prevent locating slaughter
houses within half mile ~ schools and
state insttuuons was considered
Mr. Fiuloy said IT the Austin nuthori-
Ties Ind done tLeir duty they would have
tnhcn the slaughter house men by the
heels and aung them ont Of the corpora
ton us Galveston did
Mr Whcless called lin 10 order and
snid sharply TINT III he persisted I'm his Of
t'nsiye remarks. hr would make the mat
ter personal and see him about ia later
outside the LHll
kegninirg the floor MIR Wholess said
what they wanted.
Mr. McFull spoke ia tartnric acid style
saying ~ was not responsible TO thu gem
ueinrn ~ Galveston but his constituency
God aud himself
Mr. Finlay retortcd that No far az Austin
was concerned there was not brick.
on single. or stone in lts pnycments
but wns paid for 10y the state.
Mr. McFall iutimntcd that no one
should shelter himself under the privil.
egeH oi The floor o. insult the citizaus of
austin, Ns the gentleman from Galveston
Had done. AZ this point Mr. AlcFarl
advanced TO the aisle towards Mr.. Fin
lay. causing considerable interest. amount
lug. 10 excitement among the members
9nu 4ittI9etng attention from Tie lobby
Mr.. Flnlny did not reply.
The bill was amended with n proyis.
ION requiring owners consent To
locate slaughter Zen within II
quarter of a mile of n private residence
ana as thus amended the bll was en-
crossed aud the house adjourned nm
10 o'clock Tuesday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21
KANSAS GOVERNOR
SAYS THE PoPuLlSTS HAVE WON
ALL THEY WE'RE AFTER.
Corporate Greed Represented by The Rcpub.
loan House Has Not cOwsd Thom-A
Chaplain Prays Against Assassination,


-. Chicago, Ill.,, Feb. 2O--A special from
Iopekl, Kan. suys: The real facts aa TO
ROW hloodshrd was avoided Ina Kansas
are now coming 10 Hight ANA IL deyeluppa
that u was n much closer call than most
people are aware Off, as Governor I.c.
Wellyn rctructcd his signature 10 peace
measure within twenty minutes after he
hld signed them lpDn hearing of his
intentions, Mr. Cubbson of Wyandotte
went 10 him and said.
Governor, l understand that YOU wish
TO- take your nnmo from this piper"
lhv governor answered that he had
sghrd 10 mdcr durcss and undcr mis-.
taken ideas. Doster IA said 10 have been
with him md told him thnt the Popu-
lists would never forgive him and poSgi-
h'e he would not escape serious trouble
80 ne decided to withdraw from the
Vuhhison then said TO him;
'NoYcrnur II You withhold your sigma
turr from That paper there will bp a
Thousand Killed within twenty minutes
ANA yon Will bc one of them. Tho hons,
~ ready to fight for its rights. IL will
tolerate imprisonment no longer. IL has
nnStn wrd To hold the members bnck.
lhc sergennt'nt-arIn are ready nnl well
nflueu nnd the sheriff cannot control
ms men on the outside much longer Tho
hshI VIII begin ns soon as YOU sny so.
anu II VIII begin In front VI your office.
llLhk what you are doing"
Governor llewcllyn reached ont his
hNnd and said. give me pnper. LET h
stand. This nlone averted war.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21
OApIrNL NOTMs-

Colonel Tom Campbell was nm In
lcrcstcd spectator Ia the Legislative bulls
last week.
j. r. Duncan of TaGrange, ono of
The most promising young lnwyers Ia
IeNns. has hceu IN the halls several dnys
recently Tie has considerable nnaiuesa
on baud, hut one OF tho most attractive
things 20 him, IN an tho capitol, no onn-
tesses, ~ Mr.. Ardlc's great painting, the
battle of San Jacinto.
senator Swuyne TX receiving scores Of
letters complimenting and congratulate.
Ing him on his stand Ia defense Of tho
oil for homo for fallen women. 10 Ne
located In Fort Worth. Tho bin will
certainly pass.
Alcssrs Chas, Rognn, John r.. Bell
and /. J. Price of Brentwood hrr la
Austin looking after the Interests of
Brownwood md Brown county.
senator jester wakes incetluus when
be tRlks Of the house resolution 60 crente
state banks, and asks II they nropnse
to have Che bank notes printed by tho
public prlntrrs
Captain H. NJ ball of Fort Worth
one OF the state university regents Nj
hero looking into matters of report M.
lntive 90 teachers IN the state unlyrr-
sly. lie expresses himself emnhati.
nally ON The subject, declaring he h,.
lief that everything win be found en-
hrely satisfactory
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21
IIllllSN


Austin, Tex Feb. 20. -(Speeial.l-The
house met &c 10 O'Clock, with Speaker
Cochran ana quorum present
Prayer by Tho chaplain, liey u, PEN
House bll 17l was announced as the
pending business, but was postponed for
the present tn allow the Kirk sugar
bounty bill TO be- liked as special order
Tor next Monday, and house bill H.. to
establish a stock sanitary board 10 be
the order for Tuesday week
House hill ~ being n substitute bill
To- divide the state into six supreme ju-
dicinl districts with courts To st m The
six respective districts, the FIRST nj cal.
weston, SECOND 0t Fort Worth Third at
Auslm Fourth nc Waco. fifth al Tyler
and the Sixth at SAN Antonio.
AIR. RogOn moved that the commit.
tee substitute be- adopted as basis for
action. Carried
The question then being ON the on
grossmont of the bill, Mr. Sheriff. of
Tered a substitute for thN committee bill
providing That one of the courts shall
he located la Galveston one in Fort
Worth, arhther in place not nalne,n
another In Austin, another Ia (plase not
h9nie99 aed mather Ia place not nam
en- MT Sherrlll spoke in support of the
hill arguing that Il proposed faircr
distribution OF the work OF the cnulta
than the committee hill.
MI Nester oilered u substitute pro-
Viding for hut five districts, with The
courts located az Galveston, Fort Worth.
and Austin as three Of them are now "a,
Gated, and adding only two districts.
leaving the locNti0n Of the two courts
tO be added. Mr.. Woster argued h
favor Of his Hill on the score OF economy
Ia having five instead of six courts. ana
as proposing Nirer distribution of the
work thaW any Of the other hills Ia
would relieve Fort Worth frnm the great
eScnss OF EASES in that district
Nh Onion spoke in opposition TO tho
Webster hill, arguing that rc0houly az.
listed 10 having snihcient courts i0 dis
patch business promptly. nAAs n a
growing state and what WIS Rde0nntr
years ago y far from hcinv rde0uate
now, and viii be very for from sugi Mr
n years hence He wad letier from
the judges Oi the supreme eonri an ans.
wer Go one soliciting their opinion ~ 10
giving the facts In the eases p1iinr
and leaving the Legislature io draw iis
consultations as to The neceeA1y for ad
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21
TRIED no OBEY THE Sculptures
LITERALLY.

Ferris. a young man livins, here. nmtilai
Ell himself today in horrible manner
Wiile on visit tO relatives In Lone
ludge' q village near stamford. He
t9ld a relative that he mnst chastiss
hlulself according to the literal mterpr,-
atop of scripture. He then tried Ia cnt
o9gt his eye With "a peukuiie. but ia
nlade was DUH aud he made two ents
Heither OF them serious The knife Wns
tried 90 chop on his right hnnd ocror,ii,.,,
20 me llteral command Of the ffth ehon,
yer OF Matthew. The hatchet was aiso
Inil and DE severed few arteries which,
hlcd protusely lie Is now closely ,vntcb'
.u auu Elll be removed 10 the Middle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21
ann GovERNoR rALlls

TNnekn, Kan Fob. no. Governor I,o.
wellyn gave 20 day an 0tic al statement of
the position of the populst,, IN The recent
troubles here, After reeltng the "details
oi the contest plrcndy known he mains
tains the Populists have maintained an
list house. He claims the purpose of thc
Republicans was 20 suppress tie P0pulist
house and thwHrt reform legislation TIe
also maintains the popuist house ia
the legal body and asserts they arc sim
nncowtd iy the efforts Of corporal,
greed represented by the RepuMicun
house Incidentally the governor refers
bitterly 10 the detection Of he military and
what hc terms the dastnrdly position of
the sheriff
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21
GENUINE ACTIVITY IN REAL rsrA T1,

The liberal propositions ana terms OF pav.
ment oncrtd 10y the North Galveston nss6-
'hasers Into the field Ihc tnori6ons
auonhts already expended IN mhlic ina
proyemenls such as street paving ana
grVdlng tree planting aud sewerage. puhiic
buildings, hotels, ctc have ruDidly an
HANGED the value of property. iNery new
factory or other enterprise means { very
uvhlhy increase la Valuation There noycr
North Galveston, Tex. Is built upon a surr
foundauOn For fun particulars can On mr.
address Mgoi@ \ JACK, Hurley building
North ualEcai0n association, hox 0lgi Min.
nelpOlls, MINI. W" -"iN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21
Until To-Day

1t is admitted that more Of
the ilavoring principle OF the
fruit Is contained in DR..
Prices Delicious Flavoring
Extracts than any other ex-
tracts with which they have
been compared. Being so
entirely free from the bitter
and rank products Of adulter-
alton they have become the
most agreeable, valuable and
economical flavors known;
steadily grown in popularity
until to-day they arc used by
every intelligent housewife
Cor lruslifolly reproducing the
flavor Of Che frui; in creams
cakes, puddiags. etc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21

I
Ing aud artillery He served through
the Mexican war, participating n The
hnttles Of Cerr0 G0rdo, COntrcrns. Cha
paultopec and Mexico. gaining the bre-
vet OF mnjor at Ch0paultepec. At the
cnd Of the war be- was assigned TO en-
giupering duties aud superintcndcd the
construction Of many of the public build
iuRs aud Notifications of the country
la 1860 he became superintendent ~
West Point hut resigned the next year
to join the Confederacy He captured
Fort Sumptcr aud was in command NJ
the battle Of Bun Run. He succeeded
General a. s. Johnston as commander
of the Confederate army in 1862. bat.
his health falling. he was given a leave
of absence several months and Unsigned
70 Charleston, which he defended until
1854, Ike surrendered with General j.
n. Johnston 10 General sherman ut
Greensboro. g. G.. IN April, 1865. I'm
1878 hc was made Acknowledgement Of
louisiana
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21
SENATE OnNINIITTnEs-

Austin. Tex. Feb 20 SpcciI al J..
met aud decided TO report fnyurnbly the
following senate bills.
Goss BIN To authorize the relinquish-
mcnt by the owners of state university
aud asy lnm lands Of any part In excess
of leo acres.
Bill to provide for the examination OF
comfy aud district surveyors
Mr. l.awhOn's bin 10 provide for the
location Of Confederate land ccrtihcntea
Mr. GOs,' bill "a validate the utlr
lands patented To railroad companies, bui
now owned by private individuals, but
senator Simpson gave notice of mn-
Outy report
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21
rHnY rAN.r ,rrnnn III

Chlcago M, Feb. M-It is Understood
the Chicago switchtuen have made IN
intlr minds they cannot afford 20 strike
TINS spung. They realise they WOULD
stand little or no show ~ winning. Since
ah the r0ads, with single exception.
nave announced noquiN0gllly they viii
not aecedg to any demands for higher
wages The peculiar feature OF the mss.
eh' situation Is thar She movement Tor
higher Wages was started by nOn.union
swi1ehmen aud union men came to their
support
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21
AGAINST RAILROAD CoNSoLlDA-
TION.

Representative Fields has the follow.
ing concurrent resolution before the COM
mittee on internal Improvement:
whereas. the San Antonio md Arnn-
sns Pass Railroad company has bccn
absorbed by the Huntington syndicate
and is lines consolidated with the
Southern Pacific system. the c0nstin-
tion (artcle 10, section 81 declares That
no railroad corporation or luHsees, pur-
Chascrs or managers of any such corpora
ton, shall by consolidation Of stock or
otherwise, control parallel or compet-
ing line. and
-uuIE pun OluOluV uuS dU suaI5qNu
sas Pass railroad and Southern Pacific
railway aud its lines are parallel, ard
competing railroads.
Resolved, that the Encouragement
be and he is hereby requested To- inaii.
tute suit to cnjon and prevent the CON
troll Of the Arnnsas railroad by the mann
gers Of the Southern Pacific system Of
railway lines"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21
49, IINHs Lnar

London, Fob GA nshlnr toat wont
down With nine occupants toiny ma 4 storm
on bann. GA the scottish cogst Two nshlue
upuis, the Charlotte and the Jesse. f0un
derel ia n storm On Wick this affcf.
noon. All the nineteen mcu m the bouts
MefN drowned A terrific storm has ayreif
tle northeast coast Of SCOTLAND Riuco early
tilis morning Sleet. rulu ami occasionally
hal have fallen. Much wreckage has drlfiei
asuofp ard reports ~ LOSS Oi life at Varl.
Gus puiuts are received hourly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21
HOUSN BIT.LS.

Austin, Tex, Feb 20. Especially
House Calendar Clerk A. g. Stewart
has completed a statement of house bills
A. follows:
la committees hands l32.
Adversely reported. lT5.
lnfaNorublo divided report, u.
Favorable divided report, g.
Gu speakers table awaiting action, 122
original aud 80 substitute bills
EnWOsscd H.
Sent TO senate, Z.
Sigued by the speaker and with the
governor, 3,
Vetoed, that crcntuR new judicial
district of Collin and GruyHon counties
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21
GAINESVILLE.
Spirited Session Of the Councl-A Man
Missing on The
Sanla re.

Gainesville Tex. Feb. 2O.--CSpccinl)
The city council held very spirited
session this afternoon
DR. Bomar, chairman III .hc special
committee 70 select q site for Tho Elm
bridge. asked for further time. which
was granted. The motion also Instructed
the committee to advertise for bids as
soon as the cite should be- selected.
tic next subject brought NJ evoked
some turbulent scenes
Alderman Leonard presented The deed
TO the crematory site and moved that n
warrant in payment be drawn In favor
OF MI Potter. Mayor Walker uunnnrpd
Just az this moment aud hlandly in-
formed The council that nno'lor Site
could DC g0t for less money. As tho ere
mutory is nourly finished on the Potter
site this suggestion created some sur
Prise which increased To CONFEDERATION.
when Che mayor asserted thnt M one
was authorized 10 have the crcmutorv
huilt on the Potter land fhc motion TO
draw the warrant was adopted by
vote OF u 10 ..
MAN MISSING.
Mr.. j NJ Creed of Thackcrsille ,yos
in town today inquiriug for man nam
ed Moore, who has been missing from
nus home near Thackoryille, since last
flidny
A COLLISION ON THE SANTA Fl2.
lhere was smush-up on the Santn Fe
at Marietta about II o'clock last night
conductor Chency's train, No. "a. was
Standing on the main track awaiting the
lnadiug OF some stock, when n south
bound extra dashed IN sight Tho nnrin-
Ger reversed the lover. hut the trnip.
though the speed was lessencd. crnshni
INTO the rear OF 80 with considerable
force. No one was injured. The specials
engine was Knocked OUT and four or
hye cars Of 81 We're badly damaged.
IN THE COURTS.
The following suits wore filed today
IN the county c0nrt, all being appeals
from tho justices court:
j. H. Wright vs. the Santa Fe.
&. g. Jackson w. the Santn Fe.
y. u. Sellers W.. the Santa lee.
y j. Anderson w. the Santn lco
~ NJ. lloweth w. Iloncycutt Il short
George Holland VS.. George G. Smith
i, y. Dr kc vs., the SANTA Fe.
n. X. Anhenrt vs.. Walter Rnldinp.
NO suits We're filed In either the dis
tnct or Justices courts.
NOTES.
A marriage license was issued todav
to !, a. Lucas and AIiss Viola KING
Conductor Hurley of the KATY return.
CT this morning on the Santa re from
trip to Chicago
hob Ozment, Santa Fe brakeman.
hau ms hand very badly mashed While
coupling cars at Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21
REARFuL cAnNAnn

Taugiers, Feh 20 Rebels forced nm
entrance 60 WaSoan on "Wednesday FOR
ne purpose Of looting the ely. Whom
~ We're within the wallis The citgens
closed the gates aud gathered ent IA.
tempted TO annihilate the attacking
iofSvS' The streets were n secne of hor-
killed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21

Methodist annual conlsi,A',.
Rev. Russell, addresslns
course, uttered ihesc ,..l
"Superanuated By lhe
him for tie strength
haps for the last uuf
glorious experience ,.,s,e
which | have an an.,,,
ON the verge Of 'hr
this life growing feq ,n
preaching sunset q NIX, /
bc q Methodist ilian "
Russiuns. -..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21
BEAUREGARD DEAD. e
HE PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY
At HIS HOME.
No Was the Last Full General Of he cOnIedcf-
ale Something Of His
History.

New Orleans. In. Feb. 20 especially
--tienral Pierre GustRye VDlua Beau
regard. the famous Confederate general.
died at his home In this city tonight He
had been M for two weeks aud was de-
cided TO be &C the point uf death ton
days ago, but was recovering when a sud
den aud unexpected change tonight car
ried him of.
New Orleans La. Feb 2O-Gpuprql
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21

Topeka, Ran. Feb. 20-C heplnin Rid.
ultln " furnishing all the excitement IN
the senate. lie delivered tho fnllotyin~
M his prayer this morning: Save The
governors life, oh God. from the nssis-
suns, hands and hasten the dny when hp
shall he governor against whom no
rebel dare raise his hand We pray thon
WIZ incline the hcnrts of our courts 90
do the Justice oi thy will"
Tho populist house mnt This oftorro,,,
In the south basement of the corridor
Of the capitol building The speaker'S
desk and the memhrrs benches Wore Inn.
Proriscl ont OF rough pine lumber. THO
lopuhst hoNse VIII meet there daily AN.
III u reaches adjournment
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21
DEMPSEY RnAnREsrnn-

pittsburg. IA. Feb 20 Hugh nempsey
nveuuy convicted ~ completely Ia the
homestead pnisoning, was arrested agaiti
THIS eNpf,lng, the charge belng felOuiOus a..
sault and battery, There Is q sriUl deal ID
mystery surrounding the arrebt QuA AN
parties concerned refuse to talA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21

!, sherman, Tex, Feb. 2O.--,Special ~.
t neN y a. Russell died last night IN
we 'lN az about the age Of 10 reni-
Tsl was buried this afternoon N fhe
cg,,asariate baral place Of our beautiful
'Vus'efy' AS the last meeting of tie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21

Is essential % purity of foods. 1t rs wis
dom and economy 20 select those thnt arc
pWe. Tho Gail Borden Eagle Brand
Condensed MIX Ia prepared with the
greatest care and infants are assured
the best Crocers and druggists.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21

" ~ ~ wv ~" q 90
Bureaueard died
here tonight mt 1890
Pierre Gustnve TOu
tnnt de Bcaurcgnrd.
one of the great
Confederate generals
of the rebellion. was
born near New Or
leans, In, May %,
1878. He was edu-
Gated at West Point.
graduating Ia 1S,iS
aud remaining there
some time IA an in-
structOr In engineer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21

Austin, Tex. Feb 20. Special The
Eenate has covered itself with glory
House joint resolution for ten DAYS al.
3ournmeut In which to attend Clcvclnnd's
Inauguration came up and went down be-
hill d cloud of disapproynl in that body
today. The general expression Ia both
the senate and house is one Of sutisfac.
ton on the result
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21
A WAXAuArlIIn

WaXahnchie. Tex, Feb 20. SpacialO
isast night about II O'Clock he residences
W Matt Moore was consumOd hy ire.
Loss about $1,000 insured Tor SAOO
Supposed To be the act of an nesndiary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21
NfRE Avn TYLER

Tyler, Tex. Heh, % Specially Tho
residence OF MIR, John NJ, n, Logan was
totally destroyed by fire uhont pOnn to-
DAY, Tho house was insured for SlE00,
furniture insured for $1,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21

All cntarrh eases that apply for treat
mcut ON or before March l. / viii trent
thcm unul cured for $500 per month
WIZ guarantee cure In every cnse.
where directions are followed.
DIR. r. W. FISK.
Hendricks BUILDING rooms 80 and 8i1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21
CRAWFORD
DRY GOODS
COMPANY
PLEASURE AND PLENTY


Luxuries and the comforts of my own
home In the seclusion from the world
and retreat from business cures IS the
incentive that aids man to bear and
forbcar che worries of daily life.
but 60 the knight of the grin
rarely renliZed. large. tastely
arranged comfortable room and
palatahle wel-seasoned food IS part OF
home comforts, and such Is the trent
IN store for him whom he visits tho
fremont az Galveston The blue waves
and juuuty sail-boats, the surf bath aud
excellent fishing are made doubly en-
Joyuble after Il sweet sleep and delicious
meal nc the hOstelry fremont.
TIE moon rs most silvery when L IN on
the quarter stretch. Texas Siltings.
There win be grand concert this
evening az tiultmaTs hail by Mrs
Blakely aud little daughter Music will
Dee furnished by Professor HirschGeld's
orchestra Admission 20 cents.
r---.... 90 a---s.-.--t
After cold wave comes a wave Of
colds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-21
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