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$66.26
The Crisis That Caused It.

Such action on the part of our
banks was inevitable. We had been
shipping an average of a million
dollars day to the West for more
than fortnight, and that at period
very much earlier in the summer than
usual. This money was for present
needs, and will be of little use in
helping along the movement of grain,
which begins to call for currency
about the middle of August. There.
fore the drain will still further post.
pone the natural return of currency
after it has served its purpose.
Such paragraphs as the above
which appear in the news columns of
the city press every day, refute the
financial rubbish that is published
on the editorial page of the same
paper. The edition will say it is the
lack of confidence" which is causing
the money or business trouble. His
news columns give him the lie and
prove clearly it is the want of money.
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The very fact that the gold bugs fight
against silver and cry down free coinage,
declaring that it would put gold TO a pre-
MUM, is evidence that they do not believe
what they assert. They know very well
that it would bring about that "parity"
they profess they are so anxious for, imme-
diately. A trial would prove conclusively
which party is right, and if it failed the
law could be repealed and everybody would
be convinced. The gold ring dare not
apply the test.
There never was time when bust
ness was more brisk with foreign
nations than during the war, and yet
we had neither gold or silver in cir
culation. Leave to his folly the
ignoramus who thinks we cannot do
business with foreign nations with
out gold.-Farme's Tribune.
The value of a good name was well
eXemplified the other day, when
man asked one of our druggists for
bottle of Sarsaparilla. "Whose?" in
quired the clerk. "Whose? why,
Ayers, of course. Ye don't suppose
I'm going to run any risks with
Hannah, do ye?'
Unless you write or have printed
on your envelopes the number of
days you wish letters held, the post
master will hererfter, by a new ruling,
hold them thirty instead of ten days
Ten bank failures on Tuesday, and
the plutocrat dailies say things are
mending! They are "in horn"
On Monday week next, Aug. the
stormy extra session of Congress meets.
A very lively time is anticipated.
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Are You Nervous.

Are you tired out, do you have that
tired feeling or sick headache? You
can be relieved of all these symptoms
by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla which
gives nerve and bodily strength.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-07-28
At Private Sale.
DWELLING,
NOTICE.,

All persons indebted to the undersigned will
please call at Office aud settle their accounts
by August 10th, to enable to close up our part
nership business. All bills not settled by that
time will be put in officers hands for collection.
jll54t BARNES & HARTENSTINE.
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DIED..

REYNoLDs.-At his home in Will.
mington, Monday, July oath,
Jacob Reynolds, in his I'D year.
1nterment Thursday, July 9th at
Friends Burying Ground, West
Nottingham. The deceased was a
brother of S. j. Reynolds of near
Rising Sun.
FOR THE BLOOD,
So Weakness, Malaria, Indigestion and
Biiousness, take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
1t cures quickly. For sale by all dealers in
medicine. Get the genuine.
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TTxEcUToRs' SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

ExEoUToRs' SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
The undersigned executors of Thos. Kennard
decd. will sell at public sale at the Post Office in
Rising Sun, Nd. on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1898.
at II O'Clock a. M, the following real estate:
No l, 5 ACRES OF LAND, situated at Mt Pleas
ant, near Colora. in the 9th election district of
Cecil county. The Improvements consist of neat
1-2 story STONE DWELLING with store room
attached. a frame barn and other outbuildings.
No. 2, Two-story BRICK DWELLING situated
also at Mt. Pleasant, with stable and garden and a
small estory Frame House on the same lot,
TERMS Cash on day OF sale.
SARAH J . KENNARD
L. BRADUN GILLESPIE
Hlndman, Auct. Executors.
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Hoods Pills are easy in action.
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Fall Term begins Sept. 18th, 1898.

All who wish to attend
school the coming year are in
vlted to correspond with the
Principal. Come with us: we
will do you good.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-07-28

uay ulSutJ hulgutS OF fyt0laS, IueS-
day night, Red Men; Wednesday night,
G. A. r. and Women's Belief Corps;
Thursday night, Odd Fellows; Friday
night, Sons of Veterans, and Saturday
night, the Order of United American
Mechanics. All are in a Furnishing
condition.
These six societies are organized
mainly to do the same class of work:
they resemble six good silken cords,
slender and strong for their size. If
they were all united in one cable the
cable would be six times stronger than
each separate strand or thirty-six times
stronger than the six separate. Their
work is fraternal with but imaginary
differences between and among them,
Separated they lose in power and time.
Their union would constitute ''trust''
in morals and philanthropy, cores
ponding to that organization in trade
with the latter's poison elements,
avarice and greed, left out.
Kirk Alexander, a Lewisville, Pa,
butcher purchased steer from Geo,
Biles of Brick Hill which he butcher.
ed. He noticed something was
wrong with the animal and sent for
Dr. Mackie, the veterinary who pro-
nounced the animal diseased with
tuoer oolusis, or consumption. There
IS good deal of this disease scatter.
ed through and among cattle, very
often milk cows are affected by it.
The disease is infectious aud people
SHOULD be on the look out for it.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28
PERSONALS.

Lieutenant W. H. Mobley Of the Fort
Worth Fendblcs has gone TO Austin ON
business and 10 attend the gubcrnaturiul
mansion ball.
Mrs w. w Blnsingame and dnurbter.
Miss Julia, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
y. A. Reeves &C their residence, GOT
Grove street.
Miss Laura G.. Taylor of ST Louis.
who has been the guest of Mrs. Wm6rIj
scott left for home This morning
Miss Clara Whitla has returned from
a month visit To friends az Marshall.
Tex whore she had very dplirhtfui
tllhv' Tor her charm was no less npurr.
ghlvu ~ that far Eastern Texas Town
than il * nt home. "
Mrs, ID, j. komCy of san Antonio IL
IN the city stopping with her fripuJ
Mrs a, scott, III Galveston avenue.
A. j, Rogers of Arlington. one oC tbe
leading business mon of that thrifty Iittl.
town. was IN the city yesterday.
IT, Is. caldwell, catuemun of Ennis.
is ia the city.
Berry Gutcwood, one of the big catlo
kings of Ennis, Is IN the city. Noinr
Hunt says he is cn route 10 n ronfnr.
'hce or camp meeting, but Berry Womb
not give 10 away,
=. j. Hendricks Of Henderson 10,
grand dictator of the Is. of ill.,. is nj thc
PickWivk. ~ WV
Miss A. pcvcmuv Of Decatur. was in
the city yesterday,
DIR. ID. L. Clifford Of Greenyille Ia IN
the city. 40 q"
James Orr u prominent citizen of Tor.
rel, Is az the Picbwek.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28
THE CHARTER KILLED
An English Heir Found at the
Bethel Mission.
FtgClBLEs IN NEED OF HELP.
a REGIMENT Of Confederate Veterans Organized.
ollie and Travis Bowics Got a Three
Years SoaIanca-A Brave Man
grouchl Hers Tor Surgical Ma.
TIM CITY COUNCIL


Insf meu ihr city c0ucl met iu
cnilod session t0 consider t.lp proposed
amendment DO tio D.tr chHucf. All
Of the aldermen were present but Ald'i-
man Ia truiN.
Alderman or moved to suspend oIl
further action 0u the rhHUHr Hmenu-
mcuts and Dot thp old charrf reWUu as
ID is. because there was so nurh uiruf-
ton tu che changes Proposed thlt l' was
sure that 10 could never Doe pI-fcd
Alderman Terrell opposed tbs motion
az being too sweeping, for SOME OF tue
Amendments were needed, though d.
was trup some of the changes were TOO
radical and Alderman Barter also thought
% wise 90 mike some AZ thp amendments
proposed while Dee did NOT udyOcltc 80
of them. The vote WIS Ia t1 o., Ald riu'u
Jones' Ward White. Day. Mics. TUCKER
Drake. Iiilpr. Buwlr~. and orr voting
aye aud Aldermen Ncks DnrJrr Lewis
Terrell. Byron uui Farley voting may
in explaining bis vote Alderman Tuck
or sHid hr voted aye hprHiH" hr did not
understand the churtnr. for 10 had just
come into his hands aud he bad NOT hnd
time fn read 10. though b. thought sDrur
amendment were needed. Alderman
Terrell said hut for the proposition iu
regulate the railroads 90 would have been
considered
Ihe announcement Of the vote was
pvrcfpd with cheers from some vt th"
aldermen and spectators Said one ui the
aldermen iu commenting ON thr action ot
the council.
'"Ihc Ming of France with 10000 men
marched up bin und
Then they marched down again.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28

Ollie Rowles 10 shoot Carl Vincent, u
fresh iu the minds of an Out Of ms
grow two charges against Ollie und
Travis Howlcs, the nephew of Ollie, VINO
was with him at the time that DE not
at Vincent with such disastrous results
one for assault 90 murder, and the other
Of murder. The trial of The grover
charge was continued until next term,
and the trial of the assault case CONF
cludcj last night. after taking the uiten-
ton of the court for two days, The jury
bringing boo q verdict Of three years
against each of the defendants, Ollie aud
IrlvIs HnMlnA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28
A RETHEL ROMANCE.

From time 10 time the work of the
Bethel mission, iu retiuimug men and
women has been noted, and many strange
stories nave come tn those la uhnrce of
the mission work. but few are stranpor
thuu that ut q. Il, Labor. or Lee ms ha
should he properly called He rnmp of
good English family, but. I'M his wpy.
Wurd youth, left home. and after n liie
OF tle greatest yieis,itndrs. "A slave to
the liquor aud opium habits. no VRs
found hy somr of the mission workers
in low variety thcuter. and after much
eiiort was induced 90 leave that life for
the Bethel, where ho has boon the inu.
siclnu for many months Al Christina,
Time Superintendent BYRON induced Leo
@ write and notify his father Ina London.
England, that ho stiu lived. ami WAS
making an honest and so far. succossful
ehuft tu reform The rcnly to this was
AWARDED With anxiety for many yenrs
had gone hy since ho heard from his
home folks Two days ago the lottnr of
roply came, hut Il was not from The
father for L brought the sad u, MIS- Of the
death Ol HIS father. aud also the news
llat Ice was the heir 10 ana estnte al
HtpAho. An earnest of this WINS I'M thp
shape ul n draft for $1,000. As sopp 1s
rs possible Ice win gu back to England.
but II rs very safe to say that he Mill
never forget Superintendent Ryrnn. who
was friend to him when MOST De need.
ed a triond.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28
A STRANGER RORBED-

Night before last man came tD Fort
Worth from Chicago, named Shpnrer. and
soon be- fpll among thieves He met a
man, who by plausible representations,
induced HIN lo ,huurc from the hotel ai
which hr had FIRST stopped. down near
ihu Union depot tu hotel on West
Nrnihrriou street Soon after getting
There lhy man lyiJ Shrnrur and very soon
thereafter. the latter discovered tlnt bc
hr had been robbed of his trunk checks
Hud h.s grip. Chat hp had taken up lo
the hotel with him The grip was reroy.
cred for him yesterday but the trunk aud
the thief are ,t.ll among thr missing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28
BROTGHT HERE FOR Am.

a frw days ugo nt Grcpnyillc. vs.. r.
Ward very cuurHUpously attempted tU
prevent Che robbery of the local bank,
aud m "a HElt with tlp robbers was him-
sell severely shot The battle was at
night and Ward came uu the robbers
nftur they had secured $500 iu silver.
and wore about tp got into the currency
department of the vault 10 Is thought
he wounded one of tine thieves who.
however succeeded 600 getting away with
the money For day on two the condi-
ton of Mr. Ward was favorable. but
yesterday % change for The worse was
noted. and Il was decided to bring him
here that au important surgical opera
ton might be performed upon him at
the hospital In this city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28
WILLIAM DALTON
Getting Together a Gang Of OssparadOes for
the Purpose Of Releasing llls Brother,
Emmett, From Jail.

Cohoyyillc. Kas.. Jan. 9T-Rolioble In.
formation has reached here 10 the efTect
that William Dalton. brother Of Em
met Dalton, Is getting together a gang
of dcspeTldoes for the purpose OF raid
INK the jail 10 Independence and resoninr
Emmct William, Ia company with hslf
dozen bad men, have been Cor the past
week holding a rendezvous al the house
oil Delaware Indian az Nowota, the
same place al which the original dalton
gang was made up. The crowd n fully
armed with Winohesters ana revolyers.
sheriff Callahan says ho has 40 doubt
an attempt al rescue viii be made short
y and he Is prepared 10 give tie gang a
warm reception.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28
BEIToN MOVING

helt9q, Tex" Jam ~ Especial -Sol-
oman liinkle and G, l.. Mic6an have es.
|blsh'a 2 dlSnllory two aud one-half
miWa hnrth 81 Bolton, They have every
ull4g ln readiness for work. aud IRE now
lMntgluut Tor permission from Uncle SAM
tn.{ Wlll commence ON corn whisky. aud
=" we lEWL season viii also distill brandy.
ht knights remplars instnled tic
wN9Nilhf 9hceEs last night, W. ~ Hall
g.; John "A, Furman. \. w. M III ma
wii, ~ M q III, Meidemeyer, Pad. A.
lulsSrhnA t. r. w, Cochran. r.: b. N.
M vs. w TDavidson, y. a.: louis
hIlei y ~ aud James Boyd. marshal
lNSt lACeihnt Commander ~ n. ELLIS
N9s the Installing odicer.
nominations have been begun ON the
new Roman Catholic church herr. aiso
uh lhreo-storg hriek hnildlng.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28
PENCIL PICKlNGS
IN THE CITY.

a grand bah aud supper win be given
nt the Windsor hotel ON Thursday even
ing. Feb. -. for the benefit of W N.
Block of The Fort Worth aud Denver
railway Mr. Block has been sick for
the pnst two years and deserves tte G--
sistancr that his friends seek 90 render
him from the benefit entertainment.
Ilckis 81; admit gentleman aud lady
The runaway boy who hns been in this
city for day or two, locked mp i'm the
,nluhopsc. was released last night, for
his father autographed 10 the city mar.
shall 10 release him and tell him To come
home. lie will leave for Stcphrnyilc to-
day.
The quarters of Charles Rosson. al
the old Huffman place. were robbed
Thursday and yesterday. The negro who
I'D the burglary was arrested and Jailed.
Ill" broke into the house Ia the absence
Of the user.
Lot-A pair Of gold spcctnclcs. Find
err VIII please leave at the Santa Zee tick
II Office
Watch out Tor the "ud Of Butts Bros.
x Darling in Sundays Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28
Combination
Perfect

The predomlnatlng qualities
of Flavoring Extracts should
be absolute purity, exeellen
flavor and superior strength.
An os these elements are
combined in a perfect degree
in DR.. Prices Delicious
Flavors; therefore If the
housewife wants a complete
cake, pudding or cream, she
should make use Of them.
Those who want the very best
flavoHngs are never disap-
pointed in purchasing DIR.
Prices Vanilla, Lemon,
Orange, etc, which are as
natural as the fruit from
which they are extracted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28
TMINITND NN MN nEAn-

Latte lastn night james McIin
was going hpmcward, walking southWurd
ON jennings avenue near Duggctt avenue.
When someone mudc brutal assault
uu luW Ills ussuillut was "a white man
ana ,hr weapon was am impruyisrd club.
Wudr of % piece of 2Xl srautlnu. with
@ handle roughly Whitfield out. Creeping
h.hiud lis victim the highwuymau struck
MriLnu an almost stunning blow ON
thc back of the head The stricken
muu staggered, but before the blow could
hc repeated turned aud pretending to
draw a pistol, hluited off his aY.nilnnt.
evidently a tyru at the business. who
throw down the club and ran rauidly
away followed boy Ncldnu. CRYING
police fire. murder" any and cy-
crythIng that could arouse the nriphhor-
mood. lhis he did very eifccmally but
he could nor oycrtnke The man. nor dii
he get any aid and finally. ont run he
gave up the chase aud has very rough.
" made club aud q very big dcmp ON
the hock of his head az souvenirs of his
rough experience.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28
RESOLUTIONS Or TuANKs.

Tho United Spiritunllts have pnsscd
Matte r. Hun of Chlrugo. who has
hren iu thc city IcrturiuV for soiuo weeks
past. The resolutions acknowledge the
proht they have from her teaching and
expressed the greatest regret ut her de-
uuTIUrp.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEET.
TNrt

For, Worth. Tex. Jan -. 'O3
To JoG ID Ayers ESQ. secretary of
Democratic executive committee for
the cIty of Fort Worth
SIR We the undersigned members of
your committee. in the absence from the
state permanently of r. a. Rogers. thr
chairman, hereby request yu t0 publish
wll for the meeting OF hr committee
"u Monday afternoon urNt the 8Oh
'u.'.. 900 l.ap ".d',..l in thr office Of VIII
sou Gregg Esu., 3Of Nnu street
Respectfully.
T. H. PRICE,
- s. ROSS.
w. - rAURIS.
WILSON GREGG.
J. ~ CLEMENTS
DREW FRUIT.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28
LANES GRIDER DEAD.

a special TO The Gazette from Airing
ton states that James GrIdcr, living about
five miles southeast of Arlington. had
died no his residence yesterday after %
about ~ years of age and leaves fam
lis to- mourn his loss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28
TUE TFNCInLES THIP.

The fact that the Toudhlcs have hcon
selected to lead the wan uf the guard uf
honor 900 the inaugural of President Glove
land has been Published boo This paper.
This s Boo itself great compliment 90
thi- company and. through The company,
Co. thr city.
The Frucihlrs want. very naturally, tO
present thp best possible appearance uppu
that occasion HUd This b. NOT thu prompt.
Ink uf uuy mere vanity hut pride ,u iI"
city. 10 do this properly I'D is desirable
they have new uniforms and indeed. The
boys say they urr absolutely necessary.
To-day committee. of the company viii
rail- upll th Dt.zyus to present their
claims lr anything Is tu hu dome 10
must Boz dome I' once. Tor b. viii tukc
nearly % month Goo have toe uniforms
made lui tHo .ug presses. AZ the cum-
puuy VIII hn at considerable cost tD take
tbr .r.u. and us 10 win Boz very good
advertisement of No.. ,itv, it feels IL can.
with perfect pupr,uiy uli upon the
citarus 200 lmtug aid them iu their
efforts to gpt new uniforms,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28
AN EN.ooNFEDERNrE ORGANIzA
TtON


The United Confederate victorian. of
Tu,rlui county u' ihr request ui Colonel
n L. Bentley appointed by Nujurtiyu-
rrnl l.. IS. Ross, commanding thp Veterans
iu Texas tu uruuisp thr various camps
into regiments and hrladts met under
the auspices pl IL, o. l.pv Camp ut thr
court house Yesterday, ana uttpr CONSUL
tutiou recommended for agpJinImput thc
following officers for tho regiment TO
b. vrg0uilel IN rurrunt county;
Nuptnin J W Freud colonel; Captain
A. VI QuuNlr Of Grapevine. hputtuuut.
colonel Cupmu j. H. Alexander oI
Mansfield. major; lr6 Earle of Fort
Worth, quarter mustor a. d. Collins uf
Arlington pummisury Dr. a. T. Brown
of Fort Worth. surgeon; Dr. r. a. Sail
Of Fort Worth chaplain; W. H. Rowland
at Ale. assistant quarter muster, Price
Arnold of Bedrock, us,iHtNuf commits.
sury DR. j. a. Wallace uf Keller u5siH-
tnt surgeon.
Tho recommendation uf these officers
IS equivalent tu their appointment urd
they viii hold office until cumus urr
viuc Keller and other points iu the
county when after the camps are organ
izvd and united lu "a regiment they will
elect their own 0rid officers
CAPTAIN Thomas Brattuu was named
10y thr colonel ug ndiutuut ui the tpW-
mrut.
Strong resolutions endorsing the solcr-
ton uf BnmlicrGpnprul ST. W. Bus.rr
at Wrutheuuui. urfl assurances liycu
thHt his previous appointment would
be cpniormcl tc the territory uhp Eighth
congressional district comprised within
thu territory of the present brigade
Tho action today iu promoting Judge
Freud, the cuptuin OF X, r.. Ice cUiun,
VIII render necessary the election nf his
successor nc the next monthly meeting
10 be- held on the first Monday In Fcbru-
AIRY
4 meeting Of the rcgimcutnl officers an
pointed yesterday viii be- held at AN
early day to appoint camp officers To
organize thc several camps
Much satisfaction ia c,urpsspd by IN.
old NrtluS 90 the prospect of having
complete uud compact organization
with rrmmcntnl aud brigade hoduumrtcrs
In Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28

The entries for the cock fighting that il
60 take place nt the White Elephant cock.
ing pin this evening ARE already FORTY.
one. uhl 10 is expected thpt this number
viii hr iurrc0'ei to ifty-bye hy tonight.
Each entry pays $2.aO aud the suryiv-
INK bird wins the pot, This hrht h
opru to pll gumcra and is the Grp nghi
Of this Kind that has boon booked for
Fort Worth bon year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28
HOW MANY BTsINESS FTRlTs

ITVW WNNl HTNTN.NN TTKMN-
that were here In 1870 still rcmaing You
viii remember the Fort Worth business
college began its work that year and
II has constantly grown until It's attend
unrr is greater than any similar school
south of 81. Louis. Write for elegant cDt.
ulogue or call al college, Main street, cor
upr Fourth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28
NTOIT IIANGEll-

clifton Md, Han. ~. Alfred stout
ouloreh' WAS hanged az l2AO Cor M
4lanier Of George Delnnr Ia February.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28

All Of tho earliest and best varieties
n, TTvl peas Tor early planting in stock
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28
THE nAGGErr ESr Arr

Is now offered for sale, part cash and
the balance ON ten aud twenty-five
ycurE' time, 1903 Main street. Fort
Worth. Sold in large and small quaint
ties
-
Works, the leading Photographer. h
making elegant cabinet photographs al
ouly 500 per dozen Corner Third aud
Main streets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28
For ElDi0l Oil and Stove Gasoline
TELEPHONE 225.
FORT WORTH OIL 90

DImpMmu THOS p SIMPSON. Wash
hlDN lD fos datii patent V oStaIpSyd
Write foruyc nto Us Guide.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28
THEY nm rIINnN YnAns-

Tho recollection m The trugpdy on
Main street, ut the cowcg of Eleventh
lust summer that cost youug stranger
Lam Rank, bis liic, in the attempt OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28

NJ o 10 warrants paid ;,...',.... .,....,.,,..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28
SEWER FUND.
POUND FUND.
FtH

% 10 warrants paid ...,,..;
Dec 3l-Io balance: Cash ON hand
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28
CEMETERY FUND.

June 3O-By balance Cash on hand ...
~ W q. Turner n Co................... ..........
y H. u.s. IAl '.t.'; '...,,..,...,..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28
HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING FUND.
PUBLIC SCHOOL FUND.


liy ~ A. Caldwell, Collector.
~ I, }; Powell City Attorney, account j. NJ. Carlisle
~ a. ltogg, Superintendent.
~ K H. Buck County Superintendent. 900. ........
by j. ID. Mccall, Comptroller State Apportionment'
BY j. ID. Boyd, County Coll, State Apporonment
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-28

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