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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-25
Washed overhoard and prownad.

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Feb. 24.-Four sea-
men we're washed overheard from the
schooner Isaac T. Campbell. Two were
returned 70 the vessel BY another wave aud
i've drowned.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-25
Five Children Crematad.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Feb 24.-At Barnes.
vile, this state last night while a colored
woman was st frolio, her Eve children &c
home were burned to death.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-25

Ferry President of the Senate.
PARIS, Feb. A-Jules Ferry was elected
president Of the Senate to-day by majority
OF l45 votes
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-25
Paw for Members OF pariian ent

LONDON, Feb. 24.--The radical members
Of the house to-day decided TO advocate Cd q
payment Of salaries to all members of the
house
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-25

Accordingly she notified Policeman VIM
oush to come to her on a given signal, and
when Owens was away and Redwiue locked
in his room she and the policeman pro-
ceeded to effect the capture. The police
man mashed open the door of the room and
with his pistol leveled ordered Redwine TO
throw up his hands. The cashier offered TO
outbid the reward by $500 to be- released,
out his bribe was refused by the policeman.
hedwine says be would have killed himself,
but he lost his pistol.
BIG SCANDAL EXPECTED.
1t is believed that when he confesses
'ully, he will implicate others who were
paFIakers of his stealings, and big scandal
Is anticipated. Many due bills from promi-
ueht society men are said to have been
'ouno among kedwins's papers, showing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09

To the left Of the cut at G Is located
the fan, which oxhausts the mir out Of
the box A b. and the air passing through
the wire screen o extends down the pipe
T. 20 the wagon u, the cotton IL drawn
through this pipe = into thc-boN a Z,
and coming in contact with this screen
o which IL gradually declined from i TO
A, part Of the cotton drops into the
opening Il and is caught by the BANGED
roller q which rcvolyes and discharges
the cotton into the box X The wings
Of G come on line with the bottom Of
tho box A b nc Il, and while part of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09
AND

the cotton is fed by this roller @ into
the box H. the balance Of the cotton is
kept stirred up by the roller and passes
the point between the feeders. The
amount that the roller G takes Is rcgu-
lated by the speed, thus the cotton Is
equally distributed from feeder 20 fccder
aud the surplus or amount not consumed
10y the feeders passes on and Is discharged
by the overflow $ at r. The boxes ia
are the feeders aud are gradually slanted
from u and rest on the gin at j. The
spiked roller l. feeds the cotton into the
gin and the roller l.. which has the spikes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09
TRASH PILE FIRE.

The FIRE ut . o'clock yesterday after
noon was the burning Of pile of stable
trash near the house of Tom Coins, 1O22
West Seventh street, probably case Of
spontaneous combustion. John Hag-
garty, the Commercial club janitor. who
lives at No. 1913 same street, complains
very bitterly of another trash pile at the
corner adjoining his place and calls at
tention To the cloanly condition of his
own promises. protesting against being
jeOpardized by the recklessness or care
lessness of his ncighbors. The attention
Of the assistant ire chief being called 70
the existing evil, It win be now rene
biad
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09

slightly turned back, acts az a bentcr TO
knock the surplus cotton off the roller
X and the feed is regulated by raising or
lowering the roller l..
The only belt necessary Is pinch belt
from the GIN shaft to drive the roller Is,
and the other rollers are driven from Is.
Az the cotton comes mp the pipe + into
the box A -, Il comes ut once IA con
tnct with the screen o and the cotton
gradually dropping 10 the bottom Of the
box A Il, part Of It passes through the
opening Il into the feeder aud the Hanged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09
PICK-UPs.

A marriage license was issued yester-
day TO IA. 5. McNatt and Miss Ellen
Thomas.
Friday night Lewis Bros. were robbed
of lot Of pistols, Second robbery In
two weeks
The case Of Watts 6 Slaughter w. F.
Hauptvogle, for breach of contract Is
still on trial In the county court
Another set Of plans and specifications
for the new courthouse was received from
Nj. A. Orlop of New Orleans yesterday.
Some of the local fish dealers are com
planning of the shortage IN the fish sup
ply due TO strike Of the Port Luvucca
fishermen.
A scrap between two men cousins oc-
CURED on the courthouse plaza yesterday
afternoon. The men were arrested and
fined by justice Of the peace.
A Belknap street ear burned out nj
noon yesterday and went 70 the shop.
This will explain the delay In the SER
vice on that line at that hour
In the Forty-eighth district court the
case OF Anderson W.. the Fort Worth
and Denver City Railway company went
TO the jury ut 8 o'clock in the after
noon.
Last night the police found the
Pendery grocery store had been broken
open aud recovered sack full of stun
the thieves had taken outside, but leav-
ing in fright. failed to carry away.
The attention of the street commits.
sioner is called 90 the need for getting
rid of the sink under the cuvert at Main
and Third streets. The regular flushing
of the cutters might be unobiectionable.
The meeting for men at the Young
Mems Christian association rooms ut 4
o'clock this afternoon will be prayer
and praise services. The music will be
an important feature. The large male
chorus will be led by the curnct aud
violin. with piano aud organ accom-
paniment. An men who can sing or
hear are invited
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09
IIOWs THIS.

We offer one hundred dollars reward
for any ease Of cntnFrh that cannot be-
cured by Halls Cntarrh Cure.
II. J.. CHENEY 4 Co., proprietors, To
ledo, ..
We. The undersigned have known II.
believe him perfectly honorable in an
business trAnsactions and financially able
% carry out any obligation made by
their firm.
WEST & TRUAN, Wholesale druggists,
Toledo. %.
Wholesale drdRgisls Toledo, o.
Halls Cathrih Cnre ~ taken Internal.
Is. acting directly upon the blood and
mucuuuB surfaces of tile system Price
100. per boille. Sold by all druggists
Testimonials free.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09
OF THE LITTLHFIELD SUCTION ELEVATOR
COM BIN lid GIN FIJI ID FL r

roller G keeps the balance Of the cotton
stirred up so that II passes on TO the
other feeder, thus IL s impossible 70
choke It and the distribution is perfect
and ran be regulated 10 suit the ginner.
There Is nothing TO got out Of repair
and nothing 70 wear out; the air docs all
the work aud II Is simple and perfect
When ,my practical man sees Il he is
snuGcd, and all we ask Is 10 investigate
this machine or come and SEQ t. IL IL
ON exhibition ut the company's shop,
lIillaboro, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
MANSION.

MANSION,
NGcorce F shepstad, Chiffon; Brewer
sherman; II b Leonard Dublin; n w WI.
liams aud wife, Dallas Sea w Perry, } u
Cambria, Chicago; John Howard, Dallas. Il
y Cummings 81 lauli George II Dingec
Grimm New YorE!f q stewart chicago.
Tom Iitzgbons, New York; I Noryell aud
wife, Brownwoo1i g y Reid, Wichita Fails
J A Compton. / Mccoy Dallasi . n Rob
@ Miller, Jacksbor0; s Hnckey Lonis-
Vile; W J. West Miss Jessie Mest Joshua
y Marshall, Denyer. } NJ Campbell
Knoxville, Tex; ' y Clanton, Breckenridge;
Tobe Odem, AlvoId: II * Eshs ~ Louis .
ID Cullum, Albany r y Peacock. Dallas (;
j y Goldsmith. clehurne; ! Brewer. sher-
mnn; j X Bell Benton. Ark. George A
Stone, Dallas; W II Hart Chicago: VIM Sui
Ivan, Houston; Frank n Iauter, New York
Dave Nicol, Cincinnati; Frank fassett, Me-
ridian. George II Walker. PalndurO; Henry
shelton and wife, Mexico W + Burton,
Charlie Young. Bonham: Joe II Eagle, Wich-
tia Falls Hector, 81 Louis
PICKWICK.
r r Scott and Wife Paris Dock Good
New Mexico; g. n Council Dublin; n III
Perry, WcaihcrfOrdi J ] kiInherlin, Sher-
man NJ A Oflepp, Jr, New orleans:
II D0zier, Bowie. J O. Xix, Colorado city
Max Bassist, iialtmorei A Leonard. Alar'
ana wife. Poetry Tex; NJ l. Golfer Clin-
ton, la; q w Martin, Decatur: Frank
Bossett Meridian TeE = N Moqarreyi
NJ Palmer. Kansas Sliy; John Morgam flal.
umOrei W n ltosser, Northport. l. /. n Y.
G b Raines, Mineral Wells, a Richcg,
Louisville; John samson, Jr., 81 Louis, Mrs
NJ ~ Hilllard, Austin; y y Durpcy, Ala
uedes W ~ Dickson, New Oileansi IhOs
Bradford. Center, Ala. 4 j Murphy Dcra.
tur Tex. y 4 Lee, Kansas City ii0i.
lps. Galnesvlllei Mrs q w Bpiuniu. Pueblo,
Col; III II Roach, 81 l.ouiss " ihoOds Kan
sas CITY; WIN Powell lhonie, Iex,; n }
Pension. Quanah; w Council Midland
A . cEaney, Kansas CITY , ~ cnapman,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09

The singing Flowers are practicing dill
atty lhis unique entertainment prom
~ 70 BE- the most beautiful amateur
lrformnnce ever given IN our city. The
ate VII be flower garden IN which
Ne growing rare and tropical plants.
W fnrest being eight singing flowers.
by gardener whose privilege it is to tend
lis liowery bower, is one of the best
npra iu the city, and cannot but do
Nnlself credit midst surroundings so
spring The sky above this garden Is
oOdlesR and starless, but illuminated
fun silyery moon, who frankly con-
sses be- IL fun very oft and has full
~ soon, in the most musical of base
nces Let the public give liberal pat
mage Besides encouraging home talent
u viii help the Associated Charities,
"a enjoy a musical treat. Remember
ere house Tuesday night Tickets on
le Of Nlitche's and C0unery's store,
.fecnwai's opera house
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09
PERSONAL.

"A. A. Chapman, banker Of Dublin.
L iR ne city.
W E Cnrpl. a Midland banker, is
Gle fickWick
IL. flt Mccain, mayor Of Dublin, was
lle city yesterday.
1pfHae, infant daughter Of Mr.. and
81 j G. Hunptou, IS very i'll with
laifs III. c. Arthur is visiting Hot
iuiue4 Ark for her health She viii
absat about six weeks.
lN Al j. Hindman. deputy clerk Of
tpHrl Of civil appeals. who has been
.4el slck for the past ten days, is much
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09
A DISAPPOINTED M.

Two days ago a runaway occurred on
Houston street, as recorded In this paper.
The driver of the road cart was thrown
out and dragged several blocks and
when the alarmed citizens went TO his
aid after the horse was stopped, expect
ing TO find him dead, or nearly so. for
It seemd MS If the horse kicked the man
every stride made, they were amazed
to hear the man they thought dead say
There's just my --- luck IL l had not
Ind $1,000 insurance on my life i would
have been killed sure as fate" Despite
the dragging and the kicking the man
was not hurt enough 10 collect an acct
dent policy IL he had one.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09
MO MANrs A RARY nnY2

II there Is any family IN the city who
desires 20 adopt son and heir, an
opportunity Is now offered ~ the orphans
home. whore persons DESTROYS of so doing
can obtain fun particulars on application.
lie is Il bright little fellow, only ten
days old. and Mrs Burchell Is exceed
ingly DESTROYS that he should Secure
good home with some Christian family,
who viii raise him as their own.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09
Am WTTu A OLrR.

Yesterday evening a difficulty occurred
between Ben Jones aud Sam McCOnkey
rrar Fred Smiths place. in which Jones
hit McConkey over the head with club,
inilicting several severe gashes.
McConkey was placed under the care
of a surgeon at once and il Is thought
his injuries will prove serious. II not
fatal. Jones was arrested, but succeed.
ed IN making his escape, and was still
at large at a late hour last night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09
sssss.sss... sssss.sfss sss..ss.ss
RAILWAY HAMPDEN
In 20 years
Guaranteed Filled Case for
S25. 90
at
r. A, BOERNER'S,
GOT Main st,

Of his watch TO It's sale to man named
Fred Moore has attracted much interest
here and Mr. Charles y. Allen OF this
city SAYS that Fred Moore. who was In
Fort Worth, came from Smiths Grove,
at Roxton station iu this county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09
A SOURCE OF CON[pIATNT.

Many and bitter are the complaints
regarding the early hour at which tho
scavengers begin work. On some eve
nings during the recent torrid wave they
have begun worl, ms early as 10 o'clock,
an hour nc which the majority Of people
are sitting on the front porches Of their
residences aud the character of the ha-
vor that emanates from the scavenger's
vehicle is hardly as enjoyable as altar
OF roses
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09
scoTr glue ENTRRTAINMENT.

One of the most delightful literary en-
tertainment ever given in Fort Worth
was that Of the Scott club at the high
school Friday evening The discussion
showed very high order of talent. The
program was:
and school.
Recitation Tragedy Man." Miss
Cora Fender.
Debnte- Resolved "Coeducation Of the
Sexes Is Better than Separate Educa-
ton"
Affirmative Sterling Shaw and Miss
Maize Bewley.
Negative Miss LILLIAN Gopher AMI
Mas Laura Blair.
Piano solo-Miss Florence Smith.
Vocal SOLO Miss Edith Myers.
Report of judges.
Judges r. Smith, w. G.. Turner.
O. n, Moreland. S. M Fry aud DR.
Capps
1he judges decided unanimously in
favor Of the negative side of the Ques-
ton
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09
AlI Nhom n NIny Concern.

mao An Whom II May Concern:
dlrhle n 10 certify that The Commercial
.1llnnon life Insurance coInNny OF New
4NJ N s.. has ~ all respects fully
y nmnlicd with the laws 81 Texas as con-
irpuous precedent TO its doing business IN
IpDis FtNtc and that said company holds
es carilncnte Of authority from this offce.
iiitiflnr it 10 do business In this state for
\, fciye months from the lat day NJ Ianu-
Nlili
o0ivcn under my hand and seal nt Office
h Austin, the day aud date nrst nloye
erittcn phi r. ALLEN.
Acting Commissioners.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09
As RIa As Illn pAcKnRY

in an educational way--the consolidation
of the Dallas Business college, the WAL
deu's Texas Business college with the
Fort Worth Business college In this city.
This means an enrolment Of nearly 1000
students annually at this institution For
information address
IL. l.. PREUITT,
President
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09
CoURT OF CIVIL APPEALS.

The following cases were affirmed on
Thursday on oral opinions by Head, a !.
Dillingham;, receiver, vs. Campbell
from Collin.
Spangler VS.. Holmden; from Clay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09

NOR RrsNT-pART OF a HOUSE; FIVE
Arootns three LARGE nice shrubbery, orch
Snff gardeu and stable and cisteru Ou
fpremees rent Sl25O per month. Apply
l11 WEI Lpuda street Sunday afternoon
..or Mouday mOrning or III. {. Jewell
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09
Mhom hi Nm Concern.

mo An Nhom IL MAY Concern:
stIhia IA to certify that the Massachusetts
ntOl LIE Insurance company Of Spring
sd Massachusetts has IN al respects fully
supplied with the laws OF Texas as con.
H1hs precedent TO It's doing business In
Us flatc. and that said company holds
CtriIncate Of authority from this Office
iuillng n To do business IN this state for
>Fclge months from the LIST day. OF Jqnu-
Given BINDER my hand and seal nj Office
Austin. the day and date efrst above
rittpn. PIN. r. ALLEN,
A Acting Commissioner.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09
COTYON cONpPESS.

The oNncrs Of q flr8t-class cotton COM
.Hls VIII erect Il at the place Offering most
,aiunas and best Inducements. Address,
|Hlh ION particulars Cotton Compress, 4.
L box OT2. New York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09
A STTIT FIT,nD

At a late hour last evening Attorney
]. H. Lewfight filed a suit that has
been expected for some time. IL Is styl.
ed the John Y Farwell company, a cor
al, suit on notes and account. This is
n portion of the litigation in which the
Fort Worth lnstalment company is in
yolved
The plaintiff seeks TO hold defendants
as partner and in the petition denies
the Fort Worth instalment company
was ever duly incorporated according 10
law
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09
special BARGAINS.

Weston. Ncb. a A Chapman, II n Me.
Cain. J j. iIerndon, Dublln g a seayer,
Now Orleans; T. Atkinson, tounuche,
h Richardson. New orleans; William
Holmos. Weatherford. Graham, ny a
Benuctt, SEYMOUR o ] German Dallas;
Fri B0gshAil. Montana; W ~ Lubbock L y
Corswell DecyRtur; a Is HIT Mherai
Wells; j A Banton New fork lheqiore
II bchuater, Colorado Ciiy j \ James, 10.
peka; Thomas N Casey, clinton. $40 is
Hector, NJ Louis. !. 5 tlaton Dallas
ARLINGTON I'M.
@ Johns, Cincinnati; Ed Klein Cinein-
natl Miss y Dieh, Kansas sityi Il Cur
lee, So Louis: Frank J. Moore, Now York.
w Winminger, San ErnnclscQi Lowenthal
New York; II q Archer, Dallas; George IS
Warfcl 80 Louis a n Jones, ~ Louis; n
]! HAYDEN, New YORK A y Penler MedOe
n o. Shnw. New York Y Iurd. Fort
Worth; n j. Goldberg. Fofs=North; q l. Me-
lnilre, Chicago; Martin q Carneli, New
Aork M o Johnston, q . Haris - Louis;
ID 4, Kingsland sd Louis q j. shmuch
Chicago; q Swasey. Fort Worth; Frank
GaInbcri. Boston; A A German Chicago
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09

The hottest place IA the United States
Is Death Valley. 40 derraea
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09
: 80 80 - - = - Z 70 y
B. w. RAYMOND
Ia 20 years
rantood Filled Case for
$4,000
at
If. A. BOERNER'S,
GOT Main st.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
pErAR1,MENr.

TREAsURY DEPARTMENT.
0ncs Of Comptroller OK the Currency,
Washington, Feb. o, 1923.
Whdttns BY satisfactory evidence pre-
t|ftu Is The undersigned, u has been made
NJ, 4nhtat that 'rhe American National bank
Nj foft North" in The city Of Fort worth,
u the county OF Iurrant, and state OF
4Ita has complied with an The provisions
a / thu Statutes Of the United States, re-
y Shred IL be compiled with before an dsso'
A 5EIItn thall be authorized TO commence the
y ut|Inta Of Banking.
'1fn Iomptrollpr OF the currency 10 here.
~ cttNfy that "The American National
ttek oil Fort WORTH" IN tie city Of Fort
y toilh. b. tie county. Of TaTant aud state
r ftxhs, is Authorized TO Commence the
nHinesa OF banking as provided in section
1909 81 the revised statutes Of the United
fnlof.
Dis testimony whereof witness my hand
sud seal OF office this 9th day Of February
N3
--stnii A. II. HEPBURN,
hi Comptroller Of the Currency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09
THEY WIFI, ROAD THE GAZETTE

In another column viii be seen a dis
patch from Shreveport, La, that shows
The Gazette has readers there.
Now IL subioined q dispatch from
Paris that shows even minor locals In
The Gazette have careful reading:
Paris, Tex, April S.'lhe item In The
Gazette regarding the finding of dead
body hear Marble Falls and the tracing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09

Post yourself then buy That's the
watch word 10 customers wanting hin-
monds watckes Or iewelry MorchOus
& Mcbride can suit sou 10 quality and
price.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09
WHO is no PAY rue DAMAGES

Friday afternoon the horse Of Fire
Chief Ben Bell was hitchCd on Houston
street, near First when passing street
car frightened the horse. lie ran away
and collided with the buggy OF IL. W..
Wells that WINS standing u short dis
lance up the street, breaking il TO some
extent.
Mr.. Wells wanted the chief 70 pay
FOR the repairs, but he says he was re-
ferred by that official TO the chairman
of the fire committee, Lewis. Mr. Lewis
refused to entertdin the claim for the
damage was not done in going TO FIRE.
Mr.. Wells offered 10 compromise the dis
pute il Chief Bell would pay for the re-
pairs 10 the iron work. about SIS OF 50
The chief said, be had gone into
saloon TO get Dutch lunch, that the
horse was city horse that had been
out Of condition. and he had got him in
pretty good fix; that the ringing of the
street car gong made the horse think
II was a FIRE alarm and he broke the
hitching strap aud ran off; that Mr.
Wells buggy was sticking ont In the
street aud as another buggy was coming
down Houston his horse, in swerying TO
avoid the moving buggy, struck Mr.,
Wells buggy. and he was not to blame
and did not intend TO pay the damages.
Mr. Wells says he is going TO report the
matter to the city council
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09
in THE CITY

The Tarrnnt county Trustees associa-
ton met IN regular session yesterday
morning and A. $. Lowe was elected
temporary chairman, and DR. l.. H..
Galley temporary secretpry. Prayer by
County Superintendent n II. Buck.
The reading of the minutes Of last
meeting was dispensed with on account
of the absence Of the regular secretary.
Tho address of welcome aud
response was omitted on account Of the
absence Of parties on the program.
A recitation, "1he Smack IN the C0un-
try school was well rendered by Pro
fessor g. s Steadman.
The following questions were discussed
with Interest aud animation The
Trustee His Relation to Teacher and
Patron Some Changes We Need in
Our Lave Pertaining TO the Public
Schools" The Permanent School Fund"
The Transfer System" The Trustees
Must Exercise a Leading Influence in
School Affairs"
BY motion committee Of three was
appointed by the chair TO draft resolu-
tons 10 send our representatives and
senators, requesting their Efforts IN pass
ing law doing away with the transfer
system, prolonging the trustees tenure Of
once 10 three years, one TO be elected
each year, and allowing trustees q rea-
sonablc remuneration for their services.
Professor r. III. Buck. j. B Putnam
aud III. Q. Cantrell were appointed on
the committee.
by motion r. H. Buck was author
lied 70 draft such resolutions and sign
the names Of other committeeman TO
the same.
Adjourned to meet the second Satur-
day IN August, 1893.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09
M I'M wlov ~ Mdy cOycegN.

This ~ 20 certify that the Northwestern
uIni Life Insurance company OF Milwuu-
a Wlsconsn has Ia an respects fully
lhpliod with the laws q Texas as condi.
ou1 precedent TO Its doing bugiuess n.
1fls afate, aud that said company holds a
, hrllncate OF authority FROM mis- Office en-.
ifnr II TO do business IN this state for
Agolfc months from the lst day of Jnuu.
1ay 1888, 10 the Slst DAY OF December,
Given Under my hand aud seal, at o.A,e.
I Austin, the day aud date first above
ritteu PHIL n. ALLlN.
Acting Commissioner.
fnce Of Agriculture, Insurance, Statistics
-rand history, Austin, Tex. March H.
obi whom II may corcern: This IA TO GER
THY thai tile
LDi{THWEsTERN MUTUAL LIFE IN.
SIEANCE COMPANY OF MILWAU-
kEE. WIS.
Hlts II all respects fully complied with the
1Vs OF roXas az conditions precedent 20 It's
Nnq business In this state. ana that said
lulpony holds certificate OF authority
-~nfH fiiis Office emitting II to do business
- this htate for twelve months from the
day of January, 1893, 10 the 3lst day
= uecenber. 1893.
13lycu cndcr my hand and seal. at office.
Ausun. the day aud date first above
50 written.
John u. HoLLINGswoRTH.
COMMISSIONER.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-05

important iactor in their relations to tar
iT LEGISLATION
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-05

HOOPS PILLS are hand made, and are per
feet in composition, proportion and appearance,