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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
A pInAsANT SnCIAI.

One Of those pleasant occasions that
makes the South Side aud Co., people 80
dpsprycdly popular WIS un 'ut home
ON Thursday night ut The handsome resi-
drucc of DR.. j. L. Cooper and lndy, AZ
lip,Conh street.
1hcy were assisted by MIR and M~.
GuNbinbh and Miss Lizzie Graves THE
house was handsomely decorated with
cyrrgrccns and The oiOr of flowers per
mo1fcd every nook and CORNER of the bril-.
linntly-lirhtcd rooms. Prof. Aults orr
chpstra furnished. music, intcrsperscl
with rccitatiOus and piano music hy the
GUESTS. 4 large cOuruurSc of sucicly
fEoplc was present, and during thv oven
ing dainty refreshments were served,
Indications arr that This occusIou is but
the beginning of % series of entertain.
mcnts for the South Side the coming
seHHuu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
IN LEGAL CIRCLEs.

Ia the Forty-eighth district court the
entire day was consumed m the snit OF
the Merchants National hank against
A. NJ. Rritton et al This Is the third
day OF the trial and the end Is not yet
Tia the Seventeenth district court Judge
Harris tried the case OF the state vs..
". +. Sorrels assault 10 murder The
Jury retired al 4.45 and after being ont
rather more than an hour brought 10
"A verdict of not guilty.
Tom Hester, n one-armed white man,
was Jailed Yesterday on the charge Of
stealing a pair of unmendOnables from
a clothing store.
Maggie Rambeau, colored woman
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
San JACTNTO DAY.

Yesterday was San JRcinto day, and
though legal holiday, beyond the
closing Of the banks and the general
offices and shops Of the railways but JIG
tlc observance was given the day, which
is the anniversary Of the famous battle
between the McXican troops under Santa
Anna and the Texan troops under Gen
eral Sam Houston, which resulted In the
defeat of Santa Anna and the recomi-
ton of the Republic Of Texas. As a rule
the courts adjourn on this day, but the
rule was not observed yesterday.
Those employees Of the establishments
that closed passed the day IN hunting
fishing or in the formation Of picnic par
ties. OF which there were several Aside
from this There was nothing 70 Indicate
q state hollday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
AnLINaroN nm.

ARLINGrON INN.
w % Yonston and wife. Denyer; W A
Kerr, Reading pai A lilrsch Owensbdro
XVI Wallace Holmes, chicago, Frank
CIV; Ralph SAKE, Boston Mass Mr ana
Mrs n a IIlrehheid. Fort WORTH y Din
gee. baltimore: w II Knowles, NeW YORK;
h " SWHsey. New Orleans Y oWtseyt /
Fort Worth III Harrison ChlcA9Vi n u
MaypArd Mex Orleans "A II keck 81 Lou
~ IA ID Hunter. Thurheri Chae y Wheeler,
sauiaou. New York. Prank n Cobb, Chiea-
10. sidney BOykin, Kansas CITY \ n ureK-
ory Houston, Chna n harrington. BOSTON ;
samnei a Carpenter. ptntuni y A rrankiin,
Bosom
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
mn GOT ms CUTTD

Yesterday man named Taylor nmc
over FROM Dallas In search of q 3.year-
old child, HtepdHughtnr. and called ON
Assistant Chief NJ Police Mntkm to as.
sist him. The officer went with him Co
ton street aud the little Got was rccoy-
cred
Mr. 1Nylor states thGt just prior to
his marriage his wife. who was n widow.
had lpii the child with a frlrnd iu this
city, and after the marriage desired tn
have her child with her but was unable
90 locate u, the woman with whom the
child was staying hciug evidently dcsir-
ous OF keeping the little one.
Mr. Taylor left for Dallas ln The after.
noon train with the litlr nrl iu charge
and WAS evidently oycriOyvd ut having
secured possession of her.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22

At the regular meeting OF the Rail-
way Employees Ewteruol Benevolent as-
sociation the question of nu appropriate
celebration of the second anniversary
OF the order was decided. A motion
prevailed that the celebration t0S,c the
form of % picnic to bee held at che park
grounds. near The new waterworks, on
May o. The anniversary occurs ON the
Sih. but a. this Is Monday and it
being impossible 90 get the grounds in
shape without Sunday lHhor, u WAS
decided IL should take place ON the next
day, Tuesday. Aluy %. The program las
not yet been arranged, but win bee Uu-
uomcod iu ample time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22

posed the work rs dono by some meat
pedllcrs or hy some of the moving or
grading outfits that have been passing
recently The people of GlcnWood hnyc
resolved 90 take some action boz the mnt-
ter aud viii 500 watch. and the first
man on mru, prrHuu on persons seen
'moukcying' around The cow stables or
the animals thnt are lnriutcd out viii
very likrly boz the recipient of nn ounce
Of cold lead Tho people residing in
GlonwOod, as a rule, arc wngc.workcrs.
aud the loss OF "a mich COW luliCls
great hardship upon them
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
CAS- YoU LIKE IT."

Manager Grrcnwnll has arranged with
Marie Waiiwneht 90 give the benefit
performance for Treasurer Sol Brnuuig
ing when Miss Wainwright viii appear
as Rosnliud. in Shakespeare most pDpu-
lar comedy AS You Like lt" This o.
one Of the roles which contributes sn
largely TO tho fame this lady has uchiey.
cd ~ an artist. The engagement of Miss
Wainwright opens ON Friday, April -,
whom the bin will boz "SchoOl for Scan.
dali" Az Saturday matinee 'Ihc Social
Swim" will hold the boards. and nt
You Like IT,"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
STOCKHOLDBRS

j. q. CURRY, President Chemical
National llnuk.
CHAS. ID. WARREN, Curtiss a War
rem Dry Goods Commission
w ID. PRESTON, Cashier Metropol-
itnu National Bank
EDWIN T.. LOBDELL. GRANGER
FAltWELL, Lobdell, Farwell a. Co.,
Bankers,
a.. s. HOBBS, Treasurer Aurora Coz
ton Mills Aurora. lll
GEO n. HEAFFORD. General Pass
uigcr and Ticket Agent q. NJ q - p
Il. q. DONALD Nice-Chainnan Cen
trail TrnHic Association.
y. a. FORD, General Passenger and
Ticket Agent Pennsylvania lAnc.
CHAS . SCUlL. General Passenger
Agent Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
JAMES BAliKEh General Passenger
Agent "MOr on" Route.
CHAS. l.. STONE, General Passenger
and Ticket Agent q. a h. L. H. II.
For 1A Details and Contracts apply
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
THE CRISIS PAST.

Tor some days past Mrs. Walter Want
has been lying go the point of death,
aud Thursday night her life WIS Dies.
paired of 10y her friends The crisis of
the disease was expected Thursday night
aud 90 was stated 10y the physicians that
N she survived until yesterday morning
the chances were decidedly in favor OF
her recovery. She WAS decidedly Inn.
proved yesterday morning aud She con-
tiucd to improve throughout the day.
and last evening her friends were conf
dent of her recovery.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
N. y. BARR ADALL,
512 Main Street FORT WORTH, TEX.

umnlly largo number Of ladies being
present. This lodge now has the largest
membership Of any iraternal Insurance
order % the city.
The death OF w. IT. Johnston II the
second since the Railway Employees
lfafcinnl BeneYOlent association was
organized in Texas, the lirst occurring
nt sherman.
Mrs Laura B Stewart, arr teacher
al Fort NORTH University has "a heauti-
Al display Oi paintings md decorated
china III the show window Of H. III.
Collins a CO. They nre worth seeing
last iaght az Arlington Heights car
came near rnlliding with the buggy of
Assistant Chief lighrlOot. The last
cars are said 20 b. run very fast aud
frequently cross Main street without
stopping
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
NOTICE

hereby given that the regular
Itlne WI thp stockholders or the
southwestern Hallway company
Nm be- held nt the general Office
|pluy lu the city of Tyler, Smith
'kns. az % o'clock "a. M. ON Mon
|igt day Of May a. -. 1897. for
n pltoilug % board ~ nine di.
/ thr ensuing year. ana for the
NJ such other and further bust.
tay properly come before said
hho same day and az the same
8edl0fpIN after the adjournment
|ckhnldrrs' meeting. The regular
4ciIng 0f the directors Of said
Nm be- held. FOR the purpose ~
II president and secretary ana
officers us provided by law aud
|laws of slll company, ana Tor
llon N such other business ns
Nfly come before said meeting
books ~ said company viii be
Z closed from thi1 dnc until after
N ment Of said annual meetings.
Il 1904.
W. FORDyCE, President.
nee Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22

was prohibited from further visiting
the county Jail yesterday She was
furnished money to huy tools to enable
Horace Bell who Is sentenced for life
for completely Ia the Touts murder case,
10 cut his way out of the jail
Visitors frcm an over Texas took udyan.
tage OF San Iacinto day TO visit friends
confined in Jail here
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
PERSONAL.

erson Of Wcathcrford Is In
lson Of Sulphur Springs was
y yesterday
Fiurie of Nclasco is IN the
friends,
4 ddes of Alyurado came up
pn business,
InieE manager of the Thurber
Is in the city.
kcr Of Roading, Pa, is a
Arlington Inn
Wheeler of New York Is
Ne Arlington Inn.
NJ, Huncy is spending Il
Ennis this week.
=" yles, one Of Abilenc's rustl.
men, IS In the city.
G. Taylor left for Austin
professional business.
Holmes of Chicago was
around the cily yesterday.
Henderson, one of Sulphur
citizens, came down yester-
Mrs Il. A. HirShdeld are
Ae Arlington luu for u
egWy of Houston came up
See what Fort Worth Is
nkllu Of Boston dropped IN
See how people live In
ne Rose Of San Francisco,
NE ciy visiting the Misses
l.. White, a prosperous
ilsndley, was in town yes
Of owensboro, Ky, was
VISITORS TO the magic city
lith, sheriff Of Ellis county.
~ the city yesterday on
ford, OF the firm of Craw.
lord, bankers OF Cameron.
d lu the city.
nllh general freight agent
souri, kapsas and Texas
Vas Is in the city.
Nagpenttr, one Of Denton's
~ was among the Texans
nrcal yesterday
% Wiley Blair. and Mrs.
~ Neatherford We're
A'oFs Ia the city yester.
'h' editor Of the Comanche
" the whole-souled mem
gang, is Ia the city ana
ne pleasant call.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
Carriage Repository 2OSlOl2 and IA 7hTGEnoTm Street

Transportation will be furnished by the
street ear lines to- the cemeteries Al
s o'clock y. m addresses will he dclN
erred ut the courthouse hy Hon H. l..
Nugrut and Wilson Gregg
Religious memorial services viii bn
conducted Sunday morning at 10 o'clock
a. m. by Dr. Nall ~ his church.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
MRMORIAL DAY.

ugjs a the day set apart BY X. II.
ANN ex.Confelerate veterans. a.
tf l,.orioi day in honor Of the dead who
sl lsus for tbe stars and haFr.
rasnp meets NJ TIE courthouse a.
a. ~ o'eloel IA 3D., q which place if
Il reauestaa al noweFs Win b. sent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
COW THIEvrs Ar WORK.

The people Of Glcnwood addition arr
considerably exercised over the depre-
dniions OF COW aud chicken thieves.
liaids on chicken cOops are of nightly
oceHranre On Thursday night q mich
COW belonging 10 man naned Mcleod
Was Htolen aud yesterday The animal p
head WAS found 20 the creek The ami
laai had heen hnfcllered and 4 j. sup
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
mSnRhNcE NnTLCE.

Undersigned IRE Insurance agents
North. give notice To- the public,
HI after May I 1903, we win not
b. 10 any one except upon the
uf thp premium iu cash
Ina Tltuclohn. I1in Cctti, Grain
Ia Swnyuo. Allen and GOodcll, ~.
IN James w. Swaync. Hpn ~.
m Wright. Van Zandt &lugrnin
/ l'urman.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
no rIGnTH WAND RESIDENTS

You are requested 90 meet no Bacon
Tin schoolhousc ON Saturday night the
% inst. 0t y o'clock for the purpose
of taking some action in regard 10 mon
ry now I'm the county treasury belonging
io the Bacon Hin school The money
has been Ia the treasury for two years
ana the school should get the benefit Of
h. EIGHTH WARD COMMITTEE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
THN WEEKLY srATENENr.

Tho following g. tho weekly. statement
OF the average actual enrolment. ut-
tendance and tarliucss of the city pub
!c schools for the week cnding Friday.
April u:
Second street Actual enrolment. 2S5:
taidy, o; per cent attendance. 0G.
Bclkuap street actual enrolment. 300:
turdy, u; per cent attendance. "a
Say street Actual enrollmcut III;
tuuIN =; per cent attendance. n3
IcNls strcct-actual enrolment. 202
urdN, j; per cent Attendance, 0G.
Missouri avenue Actual enrolment.
2jl; tlrdy, q: per cent attendance. "a.
broadway enrolment BOZ.
tnrdy q: per cent attendance. o.
Magnolia ayeuue-Actunl enrolment.
lOl; urdy |; p"r cent attendance. gI.
Bacon Ilill-Actual enrolment. 20:
tardy. u; per cent attendance. Oh
The Ilomc--Actual enrolment a.
nrdy, %, per cent attendance. 100.
Ninth strect-Actuul cnrolmpnt. 325:
tardy, >; per cent attendance. 81
High schpol-Actml enrolment. OBS;
tardy, q; per cent attendance. 30.
Total Actual enrolment 23I2; tardy.
u; per cent attendance 30.
Number Monday, 23Di: Tuesday, $50:
"wednesday. $3.50; Thursday, 300 Fri.
day. holiday.
Parents are urgently requested tO con
unuc their children IN the schools tll
ne, close Of present session CAST friday
10Th of May
Ia addition 90 the promotion cards
every pupil will receive q card showing
his or her attendance on the last day OF
the session.
This s interested as a recognition for
punctuality.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
III Comptroller Of the Currency.
Mnshlhrlnn. Eeh. @. lala

Washington, Feb. G, lo03.
, bv satisfactory evidence pre-.
Inc undprsg ued, 10 has Dren inhpe
nat 'Tho american National bank
|rcrtb." I'M the city or Tort WORTH
unity on Inrrant. aud state. VI
Z complied with ull the provisions
5auteg of the United States, re-
bo complied with before an assO.
Iail H. Authorized 10 commence the
IN banking;
IcrcfOrc. i Alonzo Barton iep-
#ptrollcr ~ the currency, DO mere.
IL that "Tho American National
Tort Worth" en- the city " Fort
4 lie county OF T0rrunt nnd state
4 IL authorized to commence the
III hauklug ns provided ln section
Ie revised statutes OF the United
a uopy whereof. witness my hand
ii oillco this 9th day Of February,
A. n. HEPBURN.
Comptroller uf the Currency
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
nm FIRE CImEr coNTEsr.

There win evidently hc some fun at
the coming election of chief of the fire
department There are two candidates.
Bcu Bell, the present incumbent, and
John Celia, the first assistant
The men are about equally divided as
90 following aud either will make a good
chief From present indications Celia
seems 10 have the lead by "a neck, though
which will come under the wire winner
of the heat aud race Is one of those things
that can only Doe determined by the bal
lot
Fort Worth has long enjoyed the rcpu-
tatiOn of possessing The best volunteer
ton Of either of the gentlemen VIII only
serve to strengthen this reputation The
position of chief Is one thut acquires
great deal OF executive ability, as well
us "a thorough knowledge of the best
methods OF successfully fighting fires
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
in The CITY.
THAr WAc0 MArrrn

The Gazette gives the following extract
from the Waco Day Of April IS nj thc
request Of a member Of the order In
VIII explain some matters Of which gar
bied reports have been circulated here.
terlay, Or Geo. +. Mann called M The
Day-Globe office and made the following
statement for publication:
As one OF the committee of Knirhts
OF tNthias having partial charge of the
concert arranged FOR Sunday az Hob
son park, ! feed that an explanation Is
vue the pubic for the disappointment 80
many underwent by reason of the vari-
ance from the program We announced
m the daily papers. We were led to be-
neNe by officials of the san Antonio and
Aransas fuss railroad that they tthp OF.
hcialsl would bring the band TO Waco.
ueu IL was at our disposal for Sunday
ullefhoon and night We desired. as
,BlaIter OF courtesy 20 the San Antonio
mans To pay while here the expenses
iSlUO. or thpreaboutJ Of ths Visiting
GEM lenon and band. The idea Of sa-
cred concert was suggested The Hob.
son iine offered rs 30 per cent of their
cur receipts after 3 y. m IL the concert
vas gwen at their park We accepted
anu announced q free concert. believing
ins receipts from the ear fare would
1Hhg us much money US we required.
Later during Sunday we learned TINT
lue Nransls Pass officials had no right
10 contract for thc band for a concern.
iuat the band was expecting 10 be- paid
Ior lher pluying-a sum larger than we
Nahteu 70 assume. a difficulty was here
presented which We could not arrange
promptly, and 20 add 20 q the band lead.
er seemed TO be misinformpd as 20 where
we concert was 10 be given aud was car
REQ 10 the wrong place, delaying his ar
ltal at hobson park until a late hour
We We're az loss what to do I'M view
OF transformation and subsequent am
uoyauc.s and told the Messrs. Hnbsou
20 90 nhv1d, haul the people TO the park
ana do the best they could am sorry
OF the hluuders and disappoini.
Wgnis but assuc You and the
public that the whole trouble may
be traced back 20 the misleading state
meuts made 10 Us at the start by tho
representatives Of the san Antonio and
Arkansas Pass railroad. They led ms TO
expect something that was not IN the
contract with the band San Antonio
l,Whi0ns told mo the band WAS not pm-
plOyed at all by the railroad. but was
hirod for four days IN this week. and nt
san Antonio 10y the knights of pythIns
ihcro. The railroad gave The band free
transportation To- Waco and return, hut.
as for playing here. the band expected
10 he paid extra FOR that-tO make what
They could aud not topay for six or eight
hours either The Waco pyihiaus are
lot TO blame Tor what occurred. wnut
this printed iu justice To- all concerned"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
A1-TrNTION rTNcIBLTs

You are requested 10 meet 90 the
arnory Sunday, April 23, al $3.50 d. ma,
20 attend the memorial services Of the
r. y. Lee camp of cy-COnledeate vet
eclus at the First Presbyterian church.
A full attendance h desired
j. N. CHAMBERLAIN,
First Lieutenant.
j. B. BRAGASSA.
Lieutenant Commanding
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
lASTURE ron RERL

\ FOR 5o0O CATTLE ~ SWISH.
known us the Tulp pasture on
IN easy reach OF Amarillo, good
n With winter privileges n re-
.Ily 10
ilR J. TISDALL. Manager,
pnloiuro, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22

FORTRESS Monroe. April 2i..-|rhe BQaKlsh
(arassls safely arrived W uanptoa roala AZ i
10 O'Clock aDd receiFed q utmeaaeaa re-l
cppilQn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22

!. q POND, General Passenger and
Ticket Agent. Wisconsin Cen. ny
w. F. WHITE, Traffic Manager, Santa
lfe Route
Il. CHANDLER. General Passenger
and Ticket Agent Wabash Railroad
70. q. MCCORMICK. General Passeger
and Ticket Agent @. H. 4 d. ny.
-. y. MARTIN, General Passenger
Agent big Four" Cincinnati, o.
col j., q. EVEREST, General Tray
cling Passenger Agent, C.,M. Il ~ Z. ny
CIlAS. -. HOLMES Secretary Flee
trlc Power Co Of Wilmington.
MILTON GEORGE, President Milton
George Publishing Co
DANIEL n. BACON, Yice.Presidont
Milton George Publishing Co., Manager
"Weaterl Rurnl"
COL GEORGE w. EMERSON,
LEWIS w. CASs, and others.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
DIED FROM ms INJURIES.

Yesterday morning at 3 O'Clock w. H..
Johnston died at his residence, corner of
Jones and Elizabeth streets Mr. John
st0u was IN the employ Of the Houston
aRd Texas Central, as switchman. and
while IN the performance Of his duties.
received injuries which have confined
him a. the house for some tlme and
which, Il Is thought, finally resulted In
his death.
The funeral will take place this morn.
ing az 10 o'clock from his late residence
and will be under the auspices of the
Knights of Pythias and the Railway
Employees Fraterual Benevolent assocI-
alton
All members Of Fort Worth lodge No.
n. Railway Employees Fraternal Benov-
olent association are requested Ia meet
~ the lodge room In the Knights Of
Honor hall az o O'Clock this morning
for the purpose Of attending the funeral
of our deceased brother W. III. Johnston.
Attest;
II. l.. CALHOUN, j. H. CLEMENTS.
Secretary, President,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22

First Good accommodations. room aud
bonrl mot morp ihnn two in rooml In
"a transient or family hotel. select board
ing or private house in the city OF Chi.
cag, Tor i1 DW consecutive days during
the WoHd's Fair
Second transportation for baggage
fruw depot to house assigned
Third Six admissions 10 the Worlds
Columbian Exposition
Fourth Admission 10 "Spdtato-
rium," the celebration of the great div.
coycry, thc dramatic triumph of the
Epoch. orchestra, l2O pieces; chorus.
500 voices
ldfth- A round trip plcnurc excursion
on Lake Michigan, visit 10 Lincoln
park thc finest an Amcricnl. to the Lin
coln nnd Gnut monuments, conservatory
and geological gardens.
Sixth Admission to "Spirnl Tower"
sliding Hallway Street In Cairo"
street in Cousnntnoplr." "Chncsp
village and "Mnluy Village
seventh Admission tn Moorish pnl.
ace containing over 100 figures. palm
garden. the original ruillotinc of the
French revolution and many oriental
curostics.
SPECIAL ~ O1TCE-A0r O days cher
old board
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
4 SAN JACINTO DAY PICNIC

san Jucmto day was appropriately ceie.
huted by % picnic ,W Gold Springs, ON
the Clear Fork Gag day WIS y'Tg
pleasantly spent 10 FaNng. fishing and
games. 4 large dinner was spread and
greatly enjoyed by those present who
We're.
Misses Flora and Bessie Anderson.
Edith and Samie Turner, May latimcr,
Ettu p0az. Bessie Field Rosa Ellis.
Nesta Anderson. Paul Bnldridgc. Chas.
q. Forsyth. Hugh McNulty OF Macon.
Ga; Claude Winfrey Dr. John Gram
mcr Wpllblm pattesou, Knox Ander
son, John w. Sandidge Morris u.
Bpuey. Mr. and Mrs VIII H. An.
dcrsou, Mr. aud Mrs. H. v. Burns, Mr.
o. A. Mccormick Miss Hattie May
Anderson and the little Misses Burns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
OFFICERS:

O President, H. IEAFFORD Director Cen
Chemical Passenger NJ.
CEAS d. WARREN President, a. st. T. lty.
Curi. 4 Warren, Dry Goods Commits LEWIS w CAss
FRICTION Cashier A. sWFETIAND,
Metropolitan National Bank, Secretary.
The Chemical National Bauk has NE occ banking pyil hi he
position grounds during ne Far 0 conduct branch
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
Avoid the Rush
THERE WILL BE AT CHICAGO
SECURE ROOMS NOW
RICHARDSON MCDOWELL & B0YKIN Tourist Agts.
CONNECTION
The Worlds Fair Hotel { BOARDING Bureau
Incorporated undor Tho laws OF Tlunols Ohoago,


Eighth Admission to the famous
Arctic whaling ship Progress" built
Ia 1871 fully equipped containing the
finest collection of marine cursitics
over exhibited
Ninth A Worlds Columbian Exposi.
tion handbook. handsome embossed
souvenir
The conditions are a. follows The
subscriber shall pay So ou delivery OF
this contract aud S2T upon arrival ut
the general oiHcc Of the World Fair
Hotel and Boarding bureau or to hs
authorized agent wearing uniform and
badge ou board Of train cn roube 10 Chi
cugO.
For SECOND grade accommodations
thc prce shall be $40, payable - down
aud So on arrival; az the option of
the holder,
RICHARDSON,
MDONELL & BOYKIN,
The Worlds Fair Hotel and boarding
Bureau hereby agrees 10 glrry out tho
above contract as per printed conditions
~ same.
j. O. CURRY President.
LEWIS W. CASS, SECRETARY
rs ,cW not eroccd $500 per doy Jor room
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22

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