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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-11-02

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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-11-02
The Local Market.

CORRECTED EVERY THURSDAY.
Following are the prices paid by River
Falls dealers and merchants for farm
products, ETC., to-day:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-11-02

Carpets. Rugs and Curtains at o. W.
Newcomb & Co.'S.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-11-02
.H.ERREED.

JAYNEs-HAYCox.-I this city, Nov. J.,
1898, by Rev. Geo. A, Cressey, Mr..
Elijah Jaynes and Miss Miriam Marie
Haycox, both of Roberts.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-11-02
US {:

Ayers Hair Vigor, and now my hair il
growing rapidly and is restored 20 its
original color. - Mrs. Annie Collins,
Dighton, Mass.
II have used Ayers Hair vigor for
nearly five years, and my hair is moist,
glossy, and in an excellent state of pres
eryation. / am forty years old, and
have ridden the plains for twenty-five
years. WIN. Henry OFT. alias Mus
tang Bill" Newcastle, Wye.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-11-02

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24
X oE p.


Fort Worth has three large X. Of p.
lodges and all are in dourishlng and
prosperous condition. To this city be.
longs the honor and distinction of having
built the first castle hall IN the world
owned exclusively by knights of Pythias.
The cornerstone Of the hall was laid IN
May, 1881, with fitting ceremonies, by
Justice II, Rathbonc, founder OF tho
order Of Knights Of Pythias of the world.
Queen City lodge No. II is the Oldest
IN the city, and was founded August Z.
1871. This lodge has membership OF
nearly 200 IN good standing and mcels
in The castle hall every Monday night.
j. X. Frederick is chancellor com
man1er.
Red Cross lodge h of p. was organ.
lied in 1881, and has a membership OF
about $50. This lodge meets every
Thursday night al castle hall Il. II.
Orr Is chancellor commander.
Ruby lodge IL. OF T.. was organized in
1850, and has now about $50 members.
This lodge meets every Tuesday night at
the Castle hall. Porter Ball is chancellor
commander.
The Uniform Rank of the Knights
of Pythias of this city IS ,onl.
POSED of members from all the lodges
This rank is quite strong and numbers
over 100 members.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

gers W Il, Eeill, n. T.. II. c. stevens
y =, n Y. W. Pressiey, n. s.. Al ~
SinNh. &. Of H.. y. w. Washcr y Il.
peorge W, Burroughs, II. A. V.: q n,
DahieL w. u, Gray and W. u Lewis
masters II y ? and / 81. Grorve Jaek'
son, secretary; NJ Il. Ioyd. trensnr.sr.
and Iohn u purvis, gnard. y
-, Worth CWplnandery No. 10. knights
iemplar though comparatively a yonnr
eoinmandery, Is one of the Brightest IN
the state and has u membership OF liz
rs regulnr conclaves are the second
and fourth Tuesday nights in each month,
ms body, owing to Uncomfortable QUAR-
tiers, has been pcstpouing work during
me not weather. 1t has Ia waiting tire.
candidates who have been elected 10 re-
eelNe The orders conferred by the com.
nandeiy. II will at lis next regular
conclaye, the 2Oth inst, confer tie osdee
OF the temple upon one Of its Red Cross
members, Its officers are: Jake Il.
Aprn, eminent COMMANDER; \. L Gram.
mes, generalisslipo. H. c. Stevens, cap
tain general, George Jackson, S. W; r.
W. Presley. j. WI j. |. Wright pre-
late; w II. Fold, recorder and ". q
Newly, treasurer.
This e The headquarters VI the Twenty
third Masonic district Of Texas, y, NJ.
Washer being district deputy grand
muster. This district comprises Tarant
md johnson counties. containing fur
teen Masonic lodges.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24
ALL OVER TEXAS.
ooprEnAs covn nuparr.

COpPERAS COVE. Tcx.. Sept. -.
lSpccial) l,eys, Nah and l1r,cman two
Christian diyiucs, arr holding q series of
meetings here az the public school build
Ing, which arr being largely attended.
Cotton never opeucd faster than IL has
this season 50 far and 1, being market.
cd about US fast as II ~ gthtrcd, which
the farmer. scrm to think is about tho
best plan instead of holding for higher
prices. THIS place has sovcrni buyers
who are merchants aud tho top OF the
market is received. not only fOr cotton
but for all corn and oats brought here
for sale
\ strong parching wind has blown al
most continuously irom the South for
and ahrubbcry IN the lower yards Of
thc city luuk almost iiteless, and they
are fast parching NJ.
The public schools in this county will
not he opened hriarc tW middle of next
month, aud rs they have been exception.
ally good for years past a large attend
anee Is expected
Notices have been posird M IN tie
pfomlnnut portions OF the city cnlliug Tor
an election 10 be- held to supply the
place OF two school trustees to IN Ihe
vacancies.
Oily Attorney Bryant OF Gatosyile was
here on Local business for Dnr day,
County Attorney Wyckli1 Adkins OF
lAmpasas county took a short run down
from Sulphur City on Legal matters and
was warmly greeted by many admirers
MIR George MiJdcas, who was 10 badly
hurt by En accident here y able 70
b. out again with tho Communications Of
many friends
Trains on The Lnmpasas branch of The
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

GALVESTON. Tex, Sept. 23,-(Sps.
cial.- Com Louise rrltcharl residing
on West Avenue l., came to tho police
station this morning and reported tllnt
negro had entered her house about 2
O'Clock last night and made a criminal
assault upon hor When she awokc and
asked who was In the house, the negro
grabbed her by the throat and hlssed,
''You will never know who i H." Her
screams aroused the ndghhors sud The
fisnd made his caoipe, AMI 10 doing 40.
ran no gauntlet Of iyd shots hred ut
him by a woman next door, shortly
after lenying The police station, ailrr
making her report, Miss Pfllohnri re-
Turned and informed the chief OF police
sbe had seen tho man who had entered
her house and assaulted hur last uight
This proved 20 be Charles Williams, Is
barber employed In shop on Market
street. Miss Pfitehara had described her
nAsailaut az 20 voice, size, clothing aud
even the stud 10 bis shirt bosoul VIII
iaius answered the description. nnd whpl
confronted BY the woman she was ppei
tlyr Williams WIs her argnllnnt, This,
Williams positively denies. and says;
'.1hc woman Is simply nlsitlkon. ! lnit
the shop last night a llitle before y
o'clo,A md took nn East l. ear and went
10 my wifee mothers on Thirteenth
aud Ayehne l., where my wife and baby
We're waiting for me. We leit thrfa
about 10 O'clock and went 70 my moth.
az housr on Eleventh aud postonicc,
where We I've. About II O'Clock We re-
tlf.d. and ! remained NJ bonr until z
O'Clock this morning ] do NOT know this
woman and have No idea where she
lives. / can easily prove my iunoesnee,
bni regret the Disgrace, of having sach
q charge placed against me- Williams
have 40 examining tiai next Monday IN
the recorders cpuri.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24
sw1rcHMEN-s MuruAL A1p.

:. Switchmen's Mutual Aid association,
Ne. W, meets every second Sunday after
moon aud fourth saturday night 1T Odd
hellows' hail. corner fourloenth aud
Houston streets, Il. l.. Chandler Il mas
ter and y. G. Bresland is financial sccre.
tary, and VI. ]. McDennoneh is rcconling
secretary. They are In a prcspenuy com
They have about thlrty.tyc mcmbcrr Ii
good standing On their rolls. Al visit.
ing brothers are cordially iAYltyd to d.,
tend their meetings.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24
a. Q. U. W.

The Ancient Order of United Work
men is strong in Fort Worth and is
one of our oldest orders There are
two lodges in this city.
Alma lodge, No. 1OJ meets every Fri
day night at Knights of Pythlas hall,
Third and Main streets. Its officers are
r. l.. Otto, master workman; j. Me
Graw, foreman; Wilson Gregg, oyerseur;
j. :. Clarkson. recorder; j. X. Millican.
tnancier; NJ T. Bradley, receiver. and
ii, l.. Bottoms, 7, NJ W. At the last
meeting of this lodge several new mem
bers were initiated.
Spring Palace lodge, No. $50 This
lodge was organized 10 Sept. 1891 with
nineteen members, Il now has forty-six
members and is in flourishing condi.
ton. Meetings are held on ne SECOND
and fourth Tuesdays in each month at
Odd Fellows hall, Fourteenth aud Hous-
ton streets Its officers are ]. S. JEFF
ferries, Jr., master workman; n, II. lar
gent, Z, VI. workman; Il, q. Orrick
recorder, and VIII SchmalEried, imam
Cier
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

This well-known order has been estab-
hshed In Fort Worth for many years.
Tarrant lodge. No 1905, has liz mem
beers. many Of our best citizens, and
there are limitations at nearly every
meeting. The officers aFe Henry O.
Schmidt. Jr., past dictator; z. q. Allen,
dictator: j. D. Bound, yice-dictator; W.
Il. Flippo. assistant dictator; j. w.
Parsley, chaplain; g. b. Paxton, re-
porter: o. O. Herrenkind. financial re
porter; John II. Hnlkns, guide; William
Bowles, guardian; $, d. Miller. sentinel;
q. b. Paxton, Henry O. Schmidt Jr;,
and j. A. Rogers, tristees; A. X Hall,
deputy grand dictator III commend Of
Tarrant lodge This lodge meets ~ their
own han over The American National
bank.
a strong lodge here In a PROSPEROUS con
Germania Lodge KDlghts Of Honor
meets al KNIGHTS Of Honor bah on ne
first and third "Wednesday Of each month.
l., III. Schmidt IS Dictator; A. 'HaDer-
zettel. vice-diciator; i. NJ. Giles reporter
H. Kuhn. financial reporter; Z. schieae''sfr
chaplain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24
REAL ESTATE,
FORT woRTHs' LOGICAL FU-
TURE A METROPOLIS.
Forces at Work to Cause Approcia-
tion in Real values-Thc Railroads
aud the Paekery -,Transfers.



The outlook for real estate IN the near
future 4, ,norn ,ban .n,,,,,s,,,lnr Il, d.
80
lNH OF pnghtness' Argue me pusiness
situation from whatever standpoint one
chooses always pre,upposlng that solid
t,c,. az, ,,sl T., m, ,,,.,,,.s ~ ,.,.,,,-
,'N'H ~ "'sp ~ wy i'''VV's " '''sV'F
ing the conclusion cannot be
dodged that Fort WOrths real estate
values are bound TO Dcgln 10 climb soon
,,,.l, NJ t -, t..,..., s...
u"ue' Nnv impetus Vi investment from
ABROAD. IDerc . everything 10 Inspire
confidence IN this position and nothiug
IN d,al, Il
:"
ANY student OF causes and effects con
readily see at glance that there are
more Incentives hur. for .tnbiitty and
fF
luVle'A' 10 Ifollg 'hln ~ M! point ue'
tween st. LOUIS and The gulf The
packrry lniorests already firmly esfab.
~, ~.
,'sn'u mere, are Only pone'r7 ~ mai
me OF Industry. me history OF tha
business In the light of It's growth la
,,ho. otaa. ,o,,,l,. a., n,,.1,.
ie"''
sas cay and Chicago shows that one
paekery brought another and this other
still more TO locate ~ the snine place.
and this result was brought about by
reason Of the related facts tAai certain
tS.yit abundancc of railroads TSdiadas
IN al directions and making the hrinr
Ing Of rie ike cattle. hogs and sheen "a
th0 abaftoirs and ne disfrlbntion ~ tbo
Slaughtered producers eht.an AMI INV.
prONiinliy Of livestock 10 mo plaoo ~
slaughter: closenoss OF the paelory 10
harbors for foreign export. and the pros.
eDee Of dry atfnospnsre. fonnled viii M,
unlimited supply 81 pure water fof iee.
H. 80 ~, ,ra,,ar ~ y, - M ,a ..,
,ein ~, rsiir,sd syS,e my ,gt,,u,y.
AT For Worth viii make tbis no sfa,a,,s..
mud distribi,ting s,sntsr f,r ,Ie,t XII,
tlonr AZ ibe Indian TsrrtoTv oLisbo,,,n
fhe strin eoutLprn Arlensns Narsha,t,
md rsrfrai Tnnisiann NM ~ All T1sYas
n,.cegsl,stine III ers9tlnt an1 aner,,tla,,
ss,l,hia nv ~, Il, geats IVY ls Faliiins
,niii- orI ,,rsin @,i.,y,t,,ts ti,ao AZ. -,
cSntalned IN Kaa5as Ciiy. 49, ~"
In tde ligh, Of recent dcyolopmeufs IL
The eioss al ths present decade. md n
he enrrept century a. wei. Fort Worth
wiil haid "a ,lG0 to 25. 900 p.6tile N,ho H.
MA hi, a., ilvelti,ntt ~ I'M
yoads VIII few ,Seepiions Inc RAILWAY
lines already here and those tLnt nr,i
soon ID come viii have their general
ofIirea and work sh1ps Ia this ,iiy, and
their Aggregated empioyes will make IN
army.
Choaper fuel and greater abundance u
water viii force inycsimenls into all
classes OF uanuf0ctUtjes Tho csinb-
llshnient " numerous large i0bbing
houses Il business necessity. following
20 the traln Of COMMERCIAL enterprises
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24
MASONIC.

tor Worth Lodge o. las. Ancient
~ and Accepted Masons, the banner
rs of Texas. has a membership of
~, mas Two regular meetings each
sS.h, on the first and third Monday
tslls, and Notwithstanding the exces-
6'ry hot weather and the disagreeable
'atters i has had since the commence
~ o. the new temple. 1t has Conferred
-e negrees during the last two months
A seon as the necessary furniture can
obtained 1t will occupy its handsome
Y, temple which has just been ac-
sep az completed by the architect.
IN lodge IS equipped by the following
.,ys.s corps Of officers: George W.
4 'tsggoghs, worshipful master; Charles
sallea. senior warden; C. q. Leonard
sr waidcH; ]. Morton Logan. treas
w. II, Field, secretary: T.. w
s,.ssley, senior deacon; Frank X Bash
r Junior deanon: @. ]. Stewart and
q - hayes, junior and senior stewards,
A Daniels. tyler.
81 worth Chapter No 5S, ROYAL
y Maso1ls, meet on the second Thurs
each mosth II Is expected as
ne new temple Is properly furn-
~ they have moved in. that this
ia wl also have all the work 10 DO
q my erRft can attend to- 1iEo or
N n Snno1ates are already waiting for
IA sstees The following are It's obi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24
HOTEL ARRIVALS.



Q n Moses wiciiitp FelA; " II efey.
Kansas 1ify; a J. Wefsanser, Mfmphis;
~ ~ Ehilfor, Nfstleid. Penn J Ifwis,
Gar Anigaio 4 4 Jgssgti wisAlig nalls;
n " MeLaian. ~ louis. julie Ais0fd Well.
ga FMis. " S Wells, NJ LOUIS II . WI.
iorn. iIehfiefta; y 4 ze,iin. Dsuysri -
j c,djb, coisrale srrinu. J 4 cptl Ansu1i
i \ MI Memp4is5 z Q csf,r' k,saiqeiy !
thlrng1 snla Aiile Ilyaa Iayciis MOI
yqle Nrcri, Mishiia lAll. x Turner,
ni,i. Sew yoit q v li5mday. clnhppaui
fdon Han. isingrirWi n n hance, hanyar
tfr; II w uainfnsn Denver. y Decker,
Rin rfAneisca; a. } Hurian Kansas fiiy,
T. y Farrar. Urorsbeef4; y = WflSirr Far
4. A !. WessenRef. MempiliFi = y iiolr
s0n. AlarSii9n " b 1Ntrfii+. New aDis;
ii giahk ANlrncs J - Harper and vic.
Ky l1hii , W wilson ~ laairi W 4
Noxses Il i,osiis: John q IialiiaD, Nrw
Yoit ~ ~ Hsrfy nspTer M. ~ y
UNi Nlg rfprFti y VI tWtn, hfntaf
Wfsllfs Fal,t \ 'lfsia vi " 8 Mtgg
%. \ il Baiiiuzff, 1etsINnn. Jake John.
no. I'8ff H3rie piAs Callawfy pailnr.
y . Bysisar lEf-s Z, less = @a5t ,,,,i -
Ctatfyr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24
+. NJ. o.

Inc Fraternal Mystic Circle is com.
k'af"tivciy q new order In Fort Worth
rulings here. ~
h9rt Worth Ruling. No. $40. meets
On The second and fourth rhursday nights
e each month, \. II. Boyd a worthy
TElsti ~ L. Calhoun. yiee-ralcr. W. 5.
l3im IA. B. Cooke, worths reeorier.
Jehn A. kee, worthy JoNettor. Il. N
i'erkins. worthy treasurer. l.. c. Derrick.
m,iArshal: G, +. Ryan. warden, W. d
h,nyon' gpatd' Rowan IL Tucker.
lyne Star Ruling, No. 400, n NJ. O..
meets the first and third Friday even.
ny %. 81 each month a. Knights " Hon,
streets. q; W.. Gillespie. worthy ruler:
y ~ Melton, worthy recorder; !, A,
beazcy, worthy collector,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

$ II, Cowan, attorney for the Cattle
raisers association % Texas, leaves this
uoyniog for 81 Louis and from there
VIII 80 10 Bollyillo, NJ 70 prosecute mora
cattle thofl eases Tho eases rctorred ia
arc those NJ ratelin aud Hayes Those
men are under arrest, charxcd with eat
do thuit, and their eases viii be called
sometime durlng the week.
In tho spring Of this year two or thrcp
hundred head Of cattle werp stolen from
mrnlhers Of The association IN 1t,Nae and
the tudlap Territory aud shipped to
Nnness The cattle wvre recovered
some time after and the tb0yc NAMED
men were arrested charged with steal
ing them.
A number Of TNxas cnttlemep await
the results Of these eases with great In
torcst.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24
CARPENTERS AND JorNERs.

The United brotherhood of Carpenters
and Joiners Of America, No III, neets
every first aud aiird "Wednesday nights
al the Odd Fellows hall, corner -Four
teenth aud Houston streets William
Gillespie is president aud A. krapse Is
the financial secretary. The brotherhood
has about sixty menbsrs in good stand
Thc lodge of this dty Is considered the
strongest lodge IL this state. All visit
ing brothers are cordially Invited to
meet with us.
In this order In Fort Worth are
number Of the finest carpenters IN Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24
AHEyETH sHoi4ENI

THIS Jewish congregation, Aheye'h
Shoiem. was orgaIlizsd on De-. 0, lsV2,
and now has thirty inembers. ~ allir'rs
are w. Goldstein, president. NJ. Sb'p-
blaum yice-president, j. Jacobs secrsisFy.
]. b. Cotton. treasurer. The congregafs1h
meets on the first and third SlldYg 10
each month At the home 81 the Lreliiest.
meeting new officers WIN be- eie,tcI
Since It's organization this society mas
made excellent progress, A lot Oh wash
50 erect synagogue has bpeIl lr'rrb4-'
and work on the Structure win von-n,slre
sometime next HpitnR.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

No. 1877, brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers, meets every Friday night at
lie b, Of L. F.s hall, on south Rusk
street. The officers are as followE: J.
III. Kelly, chief engineer; j q. Nnsh.
j. A. r., and q. II. Tucker, ms This
have about seyenty-hye members in
good standing AL visiting brothers are
cordially invited 10 be present NJ their
meetings.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

Evergreen I,odge. Brotherhood II Rail-
way Trainmen, ~; y, meets every ~
and and fourth Aoaday highs ct TIE
OLD Fellows hall. c3rd4r Of falrieeath
and Houston strer;s
II II. Sandy Is master. ]. j. Estfb
"a hnapcirr ard Geo. a. Almsrss 4
seerpiary. This lodge Is "a 'l9lgrsfiing
Condition and lheg have sapll atlaaN Tor
risitA lership pf efefg n~iinE. tisiii4e
l,foitiars arc cordially inyitcd 70 b. pI.t-
n mailing arrangelnanis Tor gf1nd
ball al TylHr's lake on SEPT. - snd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24
oNpER RAnwAY coNmcroRs.

EyergreSa Division, Onier " Railway
Conductors, Ne 81, meets every Mot.
day at~rhcon al 2 o'clock Al Odd Felf
Ton Slreeis, WilNaln He'll ~ chisi con,
dnei9r and George Thorpv "A assistant
ehiei conductor They h9yv about lOl
menlhers vNrOliel on thelr loaks IN good
slauldg. rhls order H. Ia a tiourishing
sygniiuon: Visiting brothers always cor
daily welcomed al their meetings, Among
the conductors ia Evergreen arr mon
Who have distinguished themselves for
bravery On many trying occasions,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24
ORDER OF CHOSEN FRIENDS.

Star Lodge No 4, Order Of Chosen
%, 1881 II has forty-four members
and meets the second and fourth Satur-
days of each month Ii is an assessment
AMI graded according TO age life iusur
ance Institution. a member may insure
for from $500 TO $1,000 The Insurance
Is payable when rs yeurs old or AZ death
manently disabled Receives applicants
as old as 80 years
This institution has paid losses rs fol
lows in this city; Thomas Aston 5000,
DIR. r. Il. Enkin 5000, IL. c. Xiegler
$1,000, Mrs. z; 7; Hudson 5000, J.
5000,
The officers of Star Lodge No 4. o.
C. T., are A. r. Migon, councillor; II.
J. Smith. vice.councilor: J. j. Melton, sec
rotary and treasurer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24
srATIoNARN ENGINErns.

The local lodge of the National Asso-
clauon Of Stationary Engineers meets
every "Wednesday night in their hall over
Of Fifth aud Main streets, This lodge
was organized July 10, 1871, With four.
teen members, and has now meplher-
sbip of about double that number. Tho
association y IL q aourlshing condition.
and Is steadily increasing Ia meulbrrship.
sherman Horn Is president. and James
Turnpaw secretary
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24
EARMERs AILIANon

Farmers Alliance No. l45q, NEE:
every Thursday night 1t their hall 10.
lol Houston street 10 W Yihs is
Al visiting brothers are cordially myiItl
TO meet with thcm. The anart,,y meet
ing Of che county Alliance Will 81 Held
thg SECOND Friday IN October at Itrir
nail, lo4 Houston street There viii IL
mattcrs OF importance to cOYue hefofe
the meeting and all members afa torlial
" invited TO be present.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24
woopMEN on THn woRLp.

Lone Star Camp No. ., Woodmen Of
ing, Fifth and Rusk streets, on the see
ond and Fourth Thursdays In each
month. The officers ARE DIR. A. i.
Brown, G. O.; 20 b. Jordan, clerk; W.
Ii. Lennon, adv. lieut.; J. Il. Luther,
banker.
Only routine business Is booked for the
next meeting of the camp.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

Fort Worth Is IN measure the head
quarters Of The American Legion Of,
Honor in Texas, for in this clty q. II.
dr,aAton; grand treasurer, has his office.
The order is strong in the COMMONWEALTH
anu T. represented here by Fort Worth
conncil, No; 342, which meets on the first
aud iihird Thursday nights In the land
title block TNr officers are Z; n Pax.
ton past commander; J. Q. Durham,
comennder. Il. Il, Williams, yicc.eom.
mannder; $. d. Raincy. Jr. orator, John
a. Nee, secretary and collector; Mrs q.
Il, Paxton. treasurer, james q. llender.
son, chaplain; u. G. Williams, guide;
sam Z. Anderson. warden; w Il. Mot,
ley, sentry; Col. Il. NJ, Wynne, Neil +.
Anderson and Col. Tiilman Smith, trus-
tees, Several persons Will be Initiated
at the next or following meeting. This
council has never been invaded by death.
In the state the order has paid benz.
iciaries OF deceased companions TO Dec.
~, 1872, $l,S43.50O. The order has In
the United States over 65,OO0 members.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24
KNIGHTS OF LABOR.

No. 2232, local assembly, Knights of
Labor meet every Wednesday even
ing at their hall, l04 Houston street
All visiting brothers are cordially in
a grand ball 10 DO given at Gruencwalls
pavilion Qtosedale) on the night Of Oct.
u. II Will be remembered that when,
ever the knights Of Labor give ball
II has always been SUCCESS and Il
very enjoyable affair The committee
Of arrangements say that every thing Will
be the best and highly enjoyable time
is expected,
This order is IN hourishing condi.
ton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24
G. "A. r.

Grand Armey Of Tie Republic post No 4
Mondays Of each month at the knigats
az Honor hall. The enctinpDent has a
membership Of nearly 100. lh., officers
are. ". w. Gafin, eo1nman Ter nDd
n w. Manchester. gdjutant. 1ls rat
election Of officers viii take place pecen.
Der. The next encAnpmsnt wal be hr'd
uext March,.