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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-24
Rnnnd To Go.

One walnut wardrobe, nice bed
stead with wire springs and lotion
mattress, marble top bureau with
wash stand to match, two mohaiI
rocking chairs, six straight back mo-
hair chairs, and one old piano. These
articles must be disposed of before
the 2Sth of this month, and you can
buy any or all of them at nearly your
own figures. Call at the old Racket
stand, next door to Opera House en-.
trance. KIRK PREWETT.
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We are agents for Fleischmsnn's
compressed yeast and grandpas
wOnder,sOap.
If Z. w. GAMBLE GROCERY Go.
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HOODS PILLS are purely vegetable, PER
fsetly harmless. always reliable and bsnsnciAL
aHB ".
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SOCIETY.

The nuptials of Mr.. Joseph NJ.
fowler, Jr., of this city, and Miss
Susie, Daniel Of GAINESVILLE, will be
celebrated in the Presbyterian
Church at the latter city on Tuesday
April the fourth. The Rev. Stirling
]. Foster Of Mt. Pleasant will per-
form the ceremony. The young
couple will make their home in the
fowler cottage on 9Th street, which
has been elegantly arranged for
them.
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Money to Loan

at per cent per annum on 10 years
time, interest payable in advance
and one tenth Of the principal pay
able annually; or at 3 per cent on
five years time and one fifth of rrin.
cipsl payable annually.
q. w. HAYES, Columbia Tenn.
mar24-tf.
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Instead Of being dead now, am alive and
weigh 1 AZ lbs" MRS. ELIZABETH MKssER,
10 East Barney Street, Baltimore, Nd.
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Administrators Notice,

Having qualified as Administrator
Of DR.. w. c. Oorset, decd, all
parties are requested to file their
claims for payment, and parties Ow.
ing to come forward and settle.
1t. J. S. ORMAN.
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Nav Pos1mnster mi Cnlleoka.

Tennessee Congressman are evil
IDENTIFY hustlers, and representative
Cox OF this district is right at the
head of the procession. The first
postmaster appointed by President
Cleveland was made at the request OF
Congressman Richardson and the
second was made ty request of Mr.
Cox. This was the appointment OF
Mr.. w. X. Stephens for postmaster
at CulleOka.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-12
SOCIETY.
Miss Mamie Poole visited Merkel last

Miss Mamie Poole visited Merkel last
WIS Miss sallie Booth Of Merkel is the
puest of the Misses Warren:
Miss Fannie Collier Of Hubbard Clty
il visiting the family OF NJ. II. Coinpere,
The Christian Endeayor socieS oi ,,.,I
Cumberland Presbyterian church VIII
tender an, entertainment mt Armory hail
on the 14th inst.
Ouite a Jolly crowd of our young peo-
Mo were ont picnicing on Saturday last
M Sullivans Crossing on the Brazos. -,
The ladies' of the Catholic church VIII
give concert on Friday night next at
Armory hall r..,,,.
Miss Celia Groves was elected IN hon.
ornry member of the Abilene Fire depart
ment AT It's last meeting by the unani-
nous vote of the entire department.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Chris
tian church will give dinner and supper
ON San Jacinto day.
Mrs II. n. Brown. accompanied by ner
sister Miss Carrie Rollins, left Friday
for Chicago TO take IN the opening Oh
the Worlds fair.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Chris.
tian church win be entertained Thursday
evening by Mrs. Ella Hayes.
Mrs. NJ. h. Stribbllng will entertain
Baptist church at high tea on "Wednesday
q. 4. Foust. G. w. Roach, ~ A.
Bledsoe and Misses Annie Young and
Neva Taylor of the Abilene public schools
together with Professor h l.. Paschall
of Simmons Baptist college Of this place
attended the Texas and Pacific Teachers
association az Midland last week.
Miss Ola Edwards and q. NJ. Vim
hedge were married on last Thursday
night. the Rev WIN. IL, Hughes of
the First Presbyterian church othciat
ing.
A delightful hop was given at Armory
hall last night complimentary TO the
visiting young ladies'. -
T. r. Polk. Miss Butler X. \, Townsend,
Miss JOY. A. q. Bledsoe, Miss Brigham,
w. G. Douglass, Miss Gatlin. DIR. Alex
ander, Miss Carter, j B. Stafford, MI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-12

and Mrs Middleton, Mr.. and Mrs. Hamp
ton, Mr., and Mrs. Kenyon, Miss Baker,
w. 4. Irrelevant, Miss Anderson, g. n.
Swiuk Miss Bentley, g. =. Berry. Miss
Walshe, -. o. Price, Miss Minter, George
Berry, Miss Saylos, H. ". Radford, Miss
Cook, Eugene Heyck.
The Young Peoples Euchre club were
entertained on Friday night last by Mr..
and Mrs b. II. Kenyon.
The following were presents Mesdamcs
Cobb and j. G.. l.owdOn. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Hoey. MIR aud Mrs. Hughes, MIR. and
Mrs Hampton, Mr. and Mrs. ilcisy, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry James. Mr. and Mrs.
Kenyon, Mr.. aud Mrs. O. T.. Spauldng,
Miss McConochie y. 10. Rodford, Miss
Morris, u. q. Price. Miss Brigham.
Eugene Harris. Miss Butler. George 5.
Berry, Miss Gatlin, w. G. Douglass, Miss
joy. Q. II. Swiuk, Miss Emma Sayles.
&. g.. Foust.
The prizes were carried off MS follows:
Royals Gents, John Hocy, Jr; ladies',
Miss Mallie Butler Booty Gents, ~
q. Price; ladies', Mrs. q. l.. Spauldmg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry James VIII be- lat
hong to a few friends ON Wednesday
evening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-12
ALL ABOUT THE ROAD.
THE RAILWAY THAT is a GRAND
SUCCESS.
The Rlghl.Oi.Way All Socured-All Aboard
Let Mono Be Left Behind.
NOles Of interest.

The Rock Island railroad has been
so mach talked of recently Is about se-
cured but It is not of that road we wish
10 speak. but of a road that Is ulready
built, and is a success, and that has
been and will be as much or more dis.
cussed than any other road. This road Is
a different kind of q road and nt the ter
minus good health and consequently hap
piness IL found. This is the DIR. ID. NJ.
Bye Combination Oil road, which is n
standard gulge and rock ballast, trains
yestibuled, schedule fast trains, regular
aud no mistakes, let II be remembered,
and that the oil cure has placed mol less
than 400 people on this road aud landed
many of them at their terminus, good
health" at the other end, inside of the
last four months. Those that We're af-
hcted with cancer, tumOr, ulcer, Gu
tarrh. piles, fiAhla aud all skin aud womb
diseases, anywhere arr, some WHO have
travelled thE road and are ready and
willing 10 testify 10 the merits of the
Combination Oil road; DIR. Bye, the only
discoyerer aud inventor OF this justly
celebrated cure, wishes 90 inform the az
hicted and the public In general that
there Is but one Office Of the Oil Cure In
the South. and that Is In Fort Worth
Lloyd building. southeast corner Of Ious-
ton and Second streets. Write them for
particulars or II you are not yourself af-
that they can cure, cut this ont and
send II TO some friend or acquaintance
who Is, aud thereby save some one from
long suffering, enduring torture and an
early grave. There has been some so
called doctors advertising in some Of the
local papers of an oil cure they had dis
coyerd for malignant diseases, and would
like TO mislead the public that they are
in some manner connected with Dr. Bye;
but let Il be distinctly understood
they are not in any way connected with
the Combination OH Cure, and are in-
fringers and limitations, aud DR..
Bye promises to do all In
his power in a legal way
TO stop these imposters from further
imposition upon the public, Those fel-
lows only remain one place brief
space of time aud then HE themselves
to new fields Of labor "a fatten and feed
upon n credulouH and afflicted people. II
these so-cnlled NJ. DIS with their letters
OF recommendation and bank references
caa work such wonderful cures as they
claim, why do they not produce one they
have cured aud show some fruit Of their
miraculous labOrY Why do they open
In new field every three on four
But let the public abide liz
tie; both the law and time will fully
expose such INSCRIPTIONS and unethical
DIR ID. M. BYE,
Combination OIL Cure Lloyd Build
ing. Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-12
UNDER THE DOME.
THE RECORD OF LAW AND LIT.
CATION,
The Proceedings in Tho ForIy-EIghlh District.
Tho judgements In the Seventeenth.
County Court Other Court Notes

!. Yesterday was n pretty busy day IN the
seventeenth district court The following
cases were disposed OF.
,Ot2t-Sttte National bank W.. II. T.. Nc
annuity ct al, debt, dismissed boy agree.
ment NJ the cost of The defendant
VNS-Stote National bank ". j. ~ Hcarue,
g9silnllishmmtnE dismissed by agreement.
t3ul-W. +. Watson vi. Mary Watson, d.
yorce; dlsnissod al request OF paintln.
1908 George strong w. Charles Cauihorn
IT a., debt and foreclosure: Judgment by
ugiaWt FOR Sl2O.l3, and foreclosure Of Hen.
lht-Western Securities company yH. Rob.
ort II. Johnfon. debt and foreclosure. dis
Io23-B, W. Harris vs. T.. y. Dlsmuke
St az. debt aud Foreclosures dismissed at
TaS james V. French vs.. @ T. Trcp.
debt ana foreclosure; judgment for S2UU5 10
ana foreclosure Of Hen
6S23- Phi Groeuwull VS. the Emma Iuch
opera company, debt ana attuchmenti
dismissed 10y plaintiff
nos rcKas Printing ana Ilthomaphlng
company Vs. X. l.. CarlOCk. debt and So.
questraiion; judgment for plaintln
0'El -IeupletOu & Carter vs.. Detroit Flee.
trlcal works debt and attachment: plain.
TN has leave 20 amend
Oo2a- Charles sehcubcr w. John A. Lew.
Il ill., ct '''' debit dismissed at cost OF plain.
.GS25.S. s, blanchard. assignee. W. W.
~ Me ,t so Ieol Judgment 10y default IN the
I535-Alafy Houston vs.. Robert Houston.
divorce Judgment for plaIptin,
tolt William Mckenzie vs. Tcxpg md
Pacific Hallway company gaiuishee. gnr.
nlshmeut dismissed nt cost OF plHintin
1000 Sam Boardmau w. pexas Bre,ylpr
company damages; dismissed at cost OF
tBQs-J, @. Franklin vs.. j. J. Nunnlly
CT al. debt judgment by default
tn2i- ". Slllimun VS. H. H. Clnrk
debt nnd foreclosures judgement 10y default
Ia the sum OF SG5O.3i aud foreclosure of
79St-s. V. Allen vs.. II. Faulkner dobt
ang foreclosures dismissed az cost OF plain.
tB9-li. Ilardcastle vs.. Jake johnson.
uept AMI foreclosure, Judgment by default
~ the sum OF S2Ss2iO, and foreclosure of
,f3tb-Western Securities company VI. w
~ Ward az nl. debt and foreclosure, ala
missed by pnlntn "''
1000 Mrs, Ad0 Graham w. James Y
French ct al, debt ana forooiosnres indy
ment by default for plalntln. ''s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-12
ABILENE BUDGET.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE COURTS
or TAYLOR COUNTY.
The OIL Mill--sptcia Ssrce--Firo Depart.
mens-sOciub OoInas Personal Men
lion OF Well Known People.

-, Abilene, Tex, April 11.-(Special)-
ne following cases were disposed Of
during last week Ia the district court.
sam tiamblen. charged with the muir.
yer OF John Baker, was found guilty Of
murder In the FIRST degree aud a sen.
renee pa the penitentiary for life was
gwen him by Judge Conner on Saturday
morning.
arthur brier, a young minor. charged
with theft. was Acquitted on Tie second
jury.
Nolan Thomas, charged with petty lar.
eeny' was given a thirty days sojourn
In the county Jail.
Eliza Easterwood, who stauds charged
Win the murder Of John Baker, aud
whose trial Resulted IN hung jury. was
taken back to Fort Worth for safe keep.
ing Saturday. Eleven Of the jury II Is
said were for hanging him. while the
tWeiith 1uryman would not state what
verdict he was In favor OF rendering.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-12
GAINEsvILLn
THE NEW CITY OFFICIALS INSTALL
Ep-A GAMING JOE JoIlS
sToN CAMP.

Gainesville, Tex. April II lspecal 1.-THE
municipal gOveI nment OF Gainesville chang
"a hands todny, X. 81 Rollins assuinlng
The Office Of mayor ana John " Walker rec
Nnng. The only incident of thi efeiIt was
fhe acaning" OF Judge Walker by Cily AT
farpey AicCans. Ia presenting tho stick Air,
Nofans. on behalf " himself and Marshh
Fr5sher WhO were tho LIQUORS. iuadf a
brlcf ahd humorous address, which was feel.
Waffor Without Transferring amy new putl-
ness the new eOuIadi nqjOnrned until W
M row 10 give Mayor llolliiis unie 10 name
Us committees.
4 meeting Of the JAMES r. Johnston
caup ext confederate veterans d resolution
WINS pasSed 20 have their annual reunion
AVA encanBiaent Ia this city July 4 and ..
dnothfr meeting VIII be held next SATURDAY
to make al delulte arr angcmeutas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-12
THE coMlnssIoNrns, comm

~ telegram was received Yesterday from
s.o',,,,,ulssl9hrrs Holloway. Mock and Vaii
ing inc commissioners court VIII probebiy
~ convened today, according 10 announne
n,nl, anu plans ana specifications sev.
vntffven IN number, for the new rourtbeuse
VII ne opened, Samples ~ red ana Ythlte
aehuslone, and white limestone have b"cn
fseeiYel br the county clerk ana win aIso
~ Inspector by the commissioners Cion.
aderng the number OF plans 10 h. csS,,-
il,'u, X " thought no decision win he reacb-
o o rs 70 plans before the end Of the woek
NV, Ma possibly not them. As soon az tbe
WI pe advertised for and tho Contract viii
My ukei{ DC let at the hrst meeting ~
i M lilssioners' court IN May. rhe now
puitulhE Will probably require nearly. IN nnf
quile' TWO years Ia IFS construction.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-12
PERsoNAL MENTION.

Colonel II. l.. Bentley, Fort Worth,
was home last week. .
Jobn Grant of Dallas was visiting his
sister. Mrs. 10. Nj. Boyd, last week.
9. D. Donovan of Fort Worth was in
town last Tuesday.
Captain j. III. Pickens and j. q. Cur
RE are in Galveston this week.
Rev. Levi Harris and son OF BAIRD
were assisting in the revival at the
Methodist church during the past week.
II. Il. Rougeot of Rapides parish, La,
L. Stephenson. enrolling clerk Of the
state senate, was home last Tuesday to
vote in the city election.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.



~ compsroilcr OF the Currency.
once y Washington. Feb. 6 1903.
,,.,.,sas by satsfaeiorg evidence S,aS PRE- pre-,
'nted 20 VIZ u..SrIe kfnrfican National bank
appear LIN - In the city OF Fort worth,
l he county q I ,is b na Provisions Sis as
EAesi nes,t,,fss III tho United Stutcs, re-
VIZ nSs ~ bc complied With before an as,o.
w. w. shai be authorized TO commence the
slhess, ,,oa l Aionzo Barton Hep.
tNo" o,mntfoncr Of the currency, 20 mere,
fn..ss,ify that 'sfhe Americas National
,ceis i,rt Worth" In the city 81 Fort
nm nb IN ne county Of Tarant and state .,is
otSSn.,as is npihOiizcd TO commence the
leAas, IerEing ns provided IN section
INV q he revised statutes Of tbs United
|nte,,,. ,,,roonv whereof. witness my hand
N ssai OF oilco this 9th day OF Fehrunry'
t, A. r. HEPBURN.
~" Comptroller OF the Currency
N, scie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-12

Washington April H. Especial Pump
sptinN William l.. BLACK. Fort Mcitnyctt
seed cotton cleaner, ilurrel Cannon. Glade
water.
Ladder extension brace. Dayton ". Crews,
Iowa Park
mdex, James ID Iieppoustan, Lochhart.
iuttlhg table VIVA Jones. Abilene.
Churn, Cumberland NJ Robert Athens.
The Grove
Rotary engine, James c. Walker Waco.
Fence, Charley Wnlllug and W. n. Mot
calf Grapeland.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-12
IMPORTANT NOTICE

livery citizen Interested IA tho welfare
fort worm nnd In securing tho Rock
iS'Hha ROAD Shouid not fall 20 attana ths
meeting TO DO held at the Chamoer OF
Commoroe this afternoon 40 o'elooh.
ih'a VIII be The iast call and n the neoes
sary amounts Is not ralssdat this u,oeilnK
me road VIII DO lost 10 tho city. re- IA o.
VIAL importance that alI shonid attend
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-12
CHuRCH NOTES.

As result of the revival now IN pro-
gress ut the Methodist church there have
already been some twenty-five additions
LESSONS.
The First Presbyterian church Is be
ing reprinted, papercd and otherwise Inn
proved
The Baptists will soon begin the cree
ton of handsome house of worship on
the South Side on the site now occupied
by the Baptist Mission. The church
WIN be known rs the Second Baptist
church of Abilene.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-12
INSURANCE NOTICE.

10, ,be UNDERSIGNED Ore insurance agents
Fort Worth, give notice 70 TIM p9gbnc.
n. noiicies 20 any one except upon the
ee,.nt of the premium IN cash.
WI I n. Iittleiohn, Pain Cetti. Grain
|iisrrison, swaynu. Alien and GoOdcll y.
rosiick. James W. Swayne, ben ~.
Enh h. y. Wight, Van Landt &ihgram
N q NJ. furmnn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-12
IMpnRrANr NnrIrr.

Every citizen Interested In tho welfare
OF Fort worth ana Ia securing the Rock
Island road should not fail 60 attend the
meeting TO be hold at tho Chamber OF
Commerce this afternoon at Q O'Clock
This Will be the last call aud II tho neces.
sary amount Ia not raised at this meeting
the road will be lost to the city. lie Ia OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-12
TIIE COIINTY cOIIRr

The case OF John Terney VS.. the Teras
and Pacihe Railway company. damages
MAs ir,ed and resulted IN verdict fof
me plhlhum IN the sum Of 500
The following cases were dlsmissed tor
want OF prosecution: '"i
COufhlln, w. ~ a
n pave Cheesemore vs. Riverside street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-12
c077og COMPRESS.

he owners OF arst.coss cotton com
IS win erect 1t at the place orcrins most
.lness and best Inducements. Address,
ID full particulars. Cotton Compress, p.
box O72, New York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-12
CnrrONWnnn.

Cottonwood April N Especial rho
Wile.Awuke Baptist edited 10y Ruys Helm
4 Carter, published here, made as debut
Friday.
Albert Eason fell fiom wagon last week
anil broke his neck
Tho horse allow Ia town Saturday was "A
grand success
Send HE Rock Island men down this way,
we WIZ give them "A rightof.Wuy aud
hearty welcome
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-12
THE ABILENE OIL MANUFACTURE
ING COMPANY.

The above enterprise soon 20 be
started here held is FIRST meeting last
night at the law odicp OF Cookrell. Cock.
directors to serve for the FIRST year, II
q. Morris, ]. H. Eaton G. w. Warren,
9. w. Stcains, j, h. Cockrell and r. 81
Rollins, leaving one more 10 be elected
ut the next meeting. which will be at the
same place on next Saturday night The
mill is TO be placed IN new stone or
brick structure TO be erected for the
purpose. The machinery will be of the
mill viii have a sapacity OF fifty tons
daily.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-12
THE FANTASMA.
Is ENTERTAINMENT AT THE
OPERA HOUSE LAST NIGHT.
% Singing Flowers AOquii Themselves
Very PIssslngly-S Some Very Pleasing
Numbers Tho Stage Setting.

The pleasing entertainment "Fantnsma
ahe Singing Flowers was greeted with
Ight house owing 10 the fact the thun-
i shower came on just about the time
d people were surfing for the theater.
itself this form of musical entertain
DC Is not only unique but very ntti'ac-
"A both in the numbers sang and the
inner IN which II is staged The stage
fure was one Of the most pleasing that
1ld be arranged representing terraces
flowers behind which rose the sing
n0wers while over all lowered the
M 10 The moon who had evidently been
n with the boys as he was full aud
a black eye. On either side Of the
3 aud alongside the proscenuim boxes
fe pyramids Of lowering plants ar
'ged IN artistic taste. The people TAX
part We're evidently suffering slightly
~ stage fright but this wore off by
ume the first part was ended and the
IuelpahS sang easily and freely during
succeeding numbers.
here all was SO wen done and so
slngly rendered Il Is difficult TO par
flarze. a very pretty Duet occurs In
uhlrd part between the Buttercup
The Noon, The qnintctte summer
Epe Suniiwer, Gardener, Rose, Daisy
MOOD was perhaps the most exquis
rendered number OF the program.
'sntsma VIII be given again ut n matt
uns afternoon at 800 and the house
doubtless be packed TO the doors as
iociated Goritins 'ilS w., oet feiio, ~ 'Is
gcgram.
.e,.',,,...... Miss Laura Smith.
ssr''''''''.... Miss Mary Whitla.
ltsrci,,n' '''''''''Miss Carrie Martin
~ PP'''''........M Minnie Martin.
Ile Bios,so,n,' IA. 'N, sadie turner
Hover. Nh uran,al,
ldpner. '''''''''.',i,i, ~ i,Liii
|bn '''''''''''''''Wirt Paddock
Part 0 "eA
Press TO Flowers poss
=
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-12
SPEOTAL SERVICES.

In response 10 nm Invitation from their
chaplain. Rev. II. $. Stuart, rector of
the Church Of the Heavenly Rest, and
their fair aud accomplished sponsor. Miss
Bette McConochie. the entire Abilene
fire department. In full uniform, assem-
BLEED ut the Episcopal church Sunday
night for special service.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-12
ABILENE SILVER CoRNET BAND

AbiliENh NlLN At NOlNNEI BAND,
This band was reorganized at the City
hall last Tuesday night by the election
Of the following officers;
President, W. o. Shackleford; secre-
tary, ED Harris; leader, IL. Lucas;
musical director, NJ, Z. knvanaugh.
The band is now on solid basis and
consists OF thirteen pieces. This band
was formerly known as the famous
Fourth Regiment band Of the Texas
volunteer guard.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-12
MN rnnrY.rlnurIr

IN the Forty.clghth district CONT ti,o ooso
OF Leach w. Leach rs stlll on trial
lne jury IN the ease OF Anderson va Tho
fyft worm and Denver Railway company
imied 10 agree ana were dlsChafged
No new suits were filed IN Tie district
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-12

the presidents room intending 70 decline
the nomination, hut when he left, lad
aeeeptfd the s0licii0.gcrelhlship at
nalary of $500 "a year Tho present 10
lhiipr, Air Aldrich Private Secretary
Ihurber md Mr. Maxwell Wore CHASE
mates ID Michigan university. aad are
"a consequence, close friends. IL 10 the
pprp0fp % sulictof-Gpncrai MaAWrll not
% qualify uuiil after the adjournment 81
She supreme court. and u is expected
that body viii aliouut May 10 Soil.
citor.General Aldileh has the caAes tllat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-12

Terrell. Tex, ApIil -iSpeoiaI l-rhe
bonds ~ ilayne Iuabrlt ana WIN Stephens
Or nlckhnm were set al 5000 On Tie
;hree counts bickham las given this They
are young burglars,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-12

AsruRE FOR 5000 CATTLE IN SWISH.
county, known Us the TUE pasture on
plains. In easy reach Of Amarillo. good
pasture. with winter privileges II re-
TOD. Apply to
ARTHUR ]. T1sDALL, Manager,
Paloduro, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-12

Lawrence Max
wen, Jr, has been
appointed SOLICITOR
general Of the Unit
ed States Mr..
Maxwell had never
met President Cieve.
land, although he.
had voted for him
three times, until
March 20, when Tie
two mer were intro
dueed by Attorney.
lenersll Olney. M.
Maxwell entered
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-12

gi'h Tex. Aprn ll.-,snoc,o, Az.
|es A. ''Ie rain at this place md tbe
|AIae M AtAes took an over dose ~
worIs accident md came near 1Nine
|ge Kan ~ ptggresslng inely on .he nos,
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-12
NOTICE.

nee NJ the Missouri. Kansas aud Texas
penison. Tex.. April 10, 1893.
Aonee Is hereby given that the annual
Iss,ny al tho stockholders OF the Missouri
,"ss and Texps Railway ompnny OF Tex.
4 Mn be- held at the public Jflce Of said
Iupany IN the city Of Denison drayson
'gs, Tex. on Thursday, the 18th day OF
. ie63 nd III O'Clock q. IN, Tor the cleo
n ~ a board of nine directors Of said
Inpenv and for the transaction Of such
~ faslutts a. may be brought before the
'AlO'"'' +. y. MERRILL, Secretary