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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
now TIIE TREATY READS

Washington. Feb ll.-lt rs the udcr-
standing tonight the trouty providing for
the annexation of the Hawaiian islands,
which has been negotiated Dos the cum-
mis,iourrs and Secretary of State Foster
will hp sent tO thp senate tomorrow, al
though 10 g. not beyond "a possibility that
it transmission may hr delayed. The
treaty. 10 is said, is NOT very long doc
wmpnt. aud covers the subject mnttor
only so Gar as necessary tp secure the
object sought with ns little delay as pos
Nblo. a well informed authority says
the treaty contains "a provision for it's
reference tp the provisional government
of Hawaii. after ratification by the Unit
ed States senate, to hc returned 10 this
country with the approval of the llu-
wuiiun government within TWO months
after liz arrival in Honolulu. Then, upon
the return of tho treaty ii congress
should Doe M session. or ms soon thereafter
as congress c0nypucs, the legislation Nee
essury 20 provide q form of government
for tha new territory, and to carry out
the financial obligations imposed los HE
treaty. viii be initiated. II is further
said the treaty confirms no reference %
the sugar bounty ut all II VIII hr trans
mlttod 20 the senate accompanied by %
message from the president who, u Boz
said. win cover the historic facts of the
annexation movement from its hcgin-
ming Rfty years ago, and make strong
argument Ia favor of annexation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
10 fReALrECr8.

.-i.,laarrg court OF Torraut coun.
nas ,ft. architects tO submit plans
y. saiIons Cor @ new court , house
Z tit''D tu r,uelsf of foundations,
's5.,sil,ns aud sections drawn TO a
s., fcat io the inch, ami must be
. wen wl,h written requirements as
sesf rapacity and Dimensions OH
y. ,st llmiintuiis aa Co cost OF same
~. an tbr county clerks Office. COP
1Nh viii be Furnished ON gppi,iy,.'l'-,
usiorn 10 said plans TWcg1iy'1i,E Y. Z,
II dollars iS2anD VIII be p,5lu LOT ,nu
.ri notifications adopted. Tut me
' ~ reserve tlc ucht 70 reject
IA ' Al proposed. rinus ana spceih,
4, ubnltiei must De- filed IN office Of
M clerk Of TOrr0ut COUNTY. IN tR3SS
Il ton Worth NOT later than "
AN on Monday. the l3th day OF
IA JOHN 4. KING,
IA, clerk Of Tarrmt County. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
MARDI GRAS.
pAZZLlNGLY BEAUTIFUL THE
PAGEANTS OF YESTERDAY.
Foals Depicting cloudlnnd, Court Of the Fairies,
Sunland, Elves on Inc Waves OF IoY-Two
Grand Balls Rich Costumes.

New Ohcnus, Ln.. Feb. 14-Evcry.
whore float the carnival colors aud the
city is merry with music and vast
army of miscellaneous makers, ~
high noon the procession ui Rex ap
poured upon the streets The subject
chosen. for ihe pagcuut WIS Fan
tapips.'
Tho first nont bore the Boef Gms, ne
vording To a time huuurvd custom, ana
The second vehicle bore d fnncitm de.
sipu, Illustrating the subject of the DIS
play Other iiuutH depicted the king
ui The carnival upon hiH throne, cloud
land. mmbuls ut the deep, paH.timea
No hudcs, stnrland, the oulm of riches,
water uymphs court of the fairies, sun.
land. home uf brightness, silver sprays.
abode of the Spirits dancing elves On
the waves Of JOY, sports of tmrics, hours
of idlcnras, Cupid's bower and drnmlnnd.
Tho weather changed for the worse
after the day parade and the mystic
krcwe OF Homus had n muddy street
for their parade The subject WIS Sh.
hnmho, and was Illustrated with such
a wealth OF color, brilliant effects, lovely
costumes mud bright Examinations un
to become u dream uf the Orient.
Comus rode 40 the head of the pageant
aud was followed hy the title car. Then
came Che feast in the gardens of H0mil-
car aud CISCO aud the golden legion,
the veil of Tnnit Nnrr llavos nt Mntho's
tent, Hanna, Utica, the galley of Hnmll'
cur liarca, the elders In the hall of Mo-
lnch Salnmmho'H staircase, torturug Oi
the hnrhur0us, Sprzis with Giacol
head, the destruction Of the uqucducL
the vcilud gods, the young Hannibal the
sacrifice of Mnloch the war elephant,
Muthu, the last Di the mercounres and
Snllmmbu.
Both Rpx aud Comus held receptions
after the rights parade.
The kings hull was hvld nt Washing.
ton artillery hall, aud was magnificent
affair
Tho kings costume was of white SILK
aud gold braid, aud ornaments OF pearl.
The queen was Miss Ella SinnOt, known
ns Might st. Valentines queen aud the
cOngDu Of his majesty Rex. Her robD
was of the Eliznhethan era, with n high
ruillo of gold and pearls distinguishing e
from modern coronation robes, Both
costumes were among the richest worn
ON the throne of the carnival.
Tho Comus ball Nns also a magnificent
affair. Comus crowned Miss Josie Nc
Ginuls queen, nDd led the dance with her
rndicnt majesty 40 his partner.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
GAINESVILLE.
The Negro Bridges The Commerce Club
nead Captain Ruon Married The Bal.
10y Cavalry Company BrloI Mention.

Gainesville. Tex. Feb A. Especial.
II Brdr,s. fhc negro who shot himself
Yesterday is tbptter today aud uiefe u
NOW some hone for his recovery. II now
trnnspits TINT Bridges shot himself iroin
fear Of being arrested. lie ~ dcinenlcd'
and one of hhi idiOynOcraclts - lhhl
hc is being pursued by an oilicgr hes.
tcrHdy morulur q mail carrier blow his
B1dgce wac louping Bridges spicd him
and miNook him for am plhcor,
THE COMMERCE CLUB DEFuNCi
Tim gnlncsyiuo commerce club dire
formally nst night This morning ule
work bpguu of dlsmuutcling the
rooms of all the handsome fur
nifure and bric.n-bruc which made
the club rOnmn amOng the moat
luxurious in me state. -
CAPTAIN .HnLEN MARRIED.
Mr. Iohu llnlen aud Miss Frankie
Race were married this evening vt y
o'clock ut the brides home lni North
Clainesvillp. The ceremony was perform.
ed hy Rev BrOwdcr Of the Christian
church Only q few infinite friends
were present Mr. ilulen has hceu nt.
fpfine since Sunday with % severe cnHe
Of ne grippe and for o time Il was fcnr-
ed p0stp0umcnt would bcncce ssaly.
BRIEFS.
Tho Bailey Cavalry company has com.
plpted its organization by eleCting the
following officers. Captain, John Hulen
first Heutennnt Geo Womack; second
Lieutenant, II T. Blackburn; surgeon, Dr.
g. l.. Spinl0ck
A marriage license was issued today
% Frank NOrelc and Mrs Susan Hin
Three wngDus loaded with negroes
PASSED through here today en- route 10
oklahoma Territory. They came from
Louisiana.
The Turner's gave a bail last night,
A. usunl. ID MAS lnrgely attended.
The committee on arrangements for mo
anniversary bah 10 be given next We'd
ncsday night by the knights d i'ylhiasi
has decided i0 have no banquet They
Mill concentritu al their energies on an
attempt "a make fhc bah eclipse anything
ever given in IaiucsYille,
From IA gentleman u today from Mon
usmie Il h learned that the trial Of the
inpn charged with raping woman neer
N0o6nn last Christmas eve, 40 account
III which appeared exclusively M The
Ga1eite at Tie time, did not como w 10
the lnFt term ~ the district court An
of them arc indicted, however and one
ii lhDm ha8 He'd the country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
CARLISLE AGREES.

Washington, Feb A. Mr. Carlisle
went 10 the capitol this morning Ia CON
sult with Mr. sherman relative 10 the
proposed issue of per cent bonds Iic
found Mr. sherman iu the finance com
mittce. aud was urged boy members OF
the committee 90 remain. This resulted
10 % general discussion of the financial
problem between The members oi The
committee and thc future secretary Of
the Treasury, during which it was APP
parent there was mo- difference Of opinion
between Me- Carlisle and the members
OF the committee ON the issue of bonds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
STEWANTS AMENDMENT-
SOUTHERN FEVER CIRCULAR

Washington. Feb u Secretary Rusl
has issued circular to managers aud
agents of RAILWAY and transportation
companies. storkmon and others notify
fcrtiuus disease known us spivupiiu ur
southern fever exists among uitlu boo %
belt oi country which hr dosrrlhrs n
dptuil. and which extends from NNns
through PORTIONS ot Kansas, Missouri,
aud tennessee 90 North Carolina, Viz
Gnn aud Maryland. From the 10Th Of
February 40 the lst of December lSD3
mo- cattle are tD Doe transported from
snid area tu amy portion of The United
States north or west of the described
line except boy rail- for Immediate
slaughter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
Ill PICKINGS
IN THE CITY

y 0Gccr John Ron vrSrrru.y
saur,jed j. r. PpulicI for steal
20 the TcNls and Pacific yards.
N quiet -if YOU have just been
y lou un dispose VI your dupE-
ttinc presents for something you
hoagh our swap column.
Attest Our swap column page 3.
y go what you want and rid
NJ OF what you do not need.
members OF the W. W. G. are
sel 70 meet promptly ut y O'Clock
~ Of Importance.
NenIi3 the Young Indies gave
llnentaiy german to the Imperial
~ club There were about forty
Present and the young ladies
" congratulated ON the pleasure
lar Effort lt entertainment gave
hehds who We're complimcutcd
a. invitation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
THE COUNTYS FINANCES.
THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE COM.
MiSSlONERS' COURT.
The Business Transacted IN the District and
County Courts No Kew Suits Filed.
Briefs Other Court News.

lher' was considerable business trans
acted aJ the court Lousc hy the yurous
courts yesterday. but the most OF it was
merely routine work BOO preparation for
thr next weeks business aud of but
iitll' interest tu The public
ln The Seventeenth district court the
case OF BOuz yt. Manchester was conf
mcucCd, Both sidrs waived 10, right of
mai by jury and tie ease will be- tried
los Judge Harris
ln the Forty-cglth district the a.
yurcr suit of bartholomew vs.. Bartholo-
NEW, uu The grounds of dcscriiuu. ctc..
resulted iu decree of divorce granted
lo the wife.
In the county court the ease of An
drcws y Co, Va Wynn 4 McCurt. suit
Tor The recovery of property occupied tie
entire day.
NO new suits were Glcd ia any Of the
courts.
The commissioners court was iu Sos
sion yesterday and transacted com
siderable amount of business and the sit
ting viii bee resumed 100 % o'clock this
morning. Tho returns of thp election for
90 special school tIN of 2uc on the SlOu
valuation iu the districts Of Smuhhvld
and Lone Elm were declared go Lave
been carried. The report of Commission
COP u. l.. Mock uu the poor turu, showed
th.rr were twenty-five inmates. ten fp-
I|NI'r NN'l NII''N IllNlI''"f ''ININN '.''N 'i''
! uuu precinct 40. - was established bee
ing taken from thr Manchester Mills
precinct and covering ul Tint portion west
of Sycamore creek Ihuwns Is smiths
grocery store wits chosen us tl.c polling
| place and Mr. Smith uppo,nied pr'Noins
officer of the precinct The time for
| the reception of plnus und specifications
| for the new court Louise was extended
until Monday, April 10. The annual rec
| port OF the commissioners court Wnn re-
| ccivcd and win hc published 100 fun IN
Thursday Gazette. IL shows the total
| receipts from ull source, during lh"
| year Amounted to S3l2.VAlI' total dis
hursemcuts, SlSGIlG23; leaving @ cash
| balance ON mana ol AiJ''N'.'". ne
| bonded indebtedness ol The county shows
| bonds outstanding. Bridge bonds So
! Om. rrfundiug bonds Si5.jSj.
Court house bonds 10 the amount of
! S2l. OOO were redeemed during the year
! and thcre are now no court Louise bonds
! of any description outstanding. Bridge
! bonds We're reduced St2,Sdn, rrtuniiug
! bonds ISSUED STj.St1, leaving total
] bonded indebtedness of NNO.Sbj, NiuOu
! of which have been called for redemption,
| leaving the total amount $50 Sta. The
| report OF the convict outfit showed the
! EXPENSES during the yoOr to huvr been
! S1G.TuiAj.
! BRIEFS.
| Deputy Shori0 Niirhor Yesterday re-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15

Washlnrton. Feb "a The Oates cot.
ton taa refundiug bin today secured 20
favorable report from Tho majority of The
house committee ON judicimy Tho hill
provides that the tHX collected by the
limited Stntrs during war time on raw
cotton shall be refunded iu event that
thc limited States supreme court holds
Nc law under which The tax sYaG collect
ed to be unconstitutional. " The ad
bn declared invalid. The court 81 claims
shall try every cotton TAX huit rDm-
piruced within "a year after the decision
III me United Siaips supreme court
Mr.. Byuum wlll put ip q minority ro-
port ana probably be- joined by gihor
member 0f The committee. 4 rofnsd
I'll an cotton tax would cost ile gov
eminent some millions ~ dollars. AID
fhis faot nlnnp d0nbtiesH VIII he suliiclrnt
to Prevent toe hlh passing congress this
session
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
GOLD ENP0RTs

Washington Feb. 49, Secretary
Charles Foster rpturad f0m New York
this time any possibility OF bis irsuing
bonds fo build NJ "a gold reserve H.
felt hoe c1nll continue 10 secure an tho
gold necessary 10 meet foreign shipucntF
for some fiinr set 90 come. lie said The
financial world iu New York WIS unit
Tor ihc reppnl 0f the Sherman silver laN
which gheY said would Immediately pint
stop ID lhe export ~ gold.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
IInRRADO LIXANO.

Inrodn Tex. Fpb. lh -lspeciAl,) =
During The iight nc Snn lgnacio, MEXICO,
on this side OF the river was wounded
by n stray bnll He wRs Afterwards
brought to this city for medical treat
mont His name was iiberado lAzane
and be was d county commissioner OF
IapatA county. he died yesterday noon
of blood poisoning from the wound; It's
body viii be taken TO San lgnacio tot
lnIDnInnnl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
PERSONALS.

Y Underwood of the firm Of Me-
.nal@w9od, the big livestock
Nl.hol,on returned Yesterday
n t1ptuluon 10 South Texas.
u@ been buying cutlc.
, lssl1dells Of Dulls. representing
N 81 Supply company. wns a
NJ ihe Gazettr office yesterday.
'ao'ype machines nj work.
Mn' Samucls. accompupiel
sydney, have gone TO New
,atoS where they win celebrate
a OF lWenty-dfth unniycrsai.y
an glaing. They have a host Of
AN over this hrood state who
sipl nay live To celebrate their
hi , sa.l Patton Of Nyarado is the
"a bSsy ''s'n Major Wood nc the
a B LLOYD left losr night for
i s3is5i ii. left for Austin last
N 'ie cattlemeus conyen-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15

Washington. Feb. i1-SpGtay Foster
ui. afternoon tpleWaphrd Minister
Stevens ut Honolulu approving Bis action
in nilrmntiyeiy responding 40 thc re-
quest of the provisional government OF
Hawaii Tor the establishment oi pro-
tcrtoratc over the island pending npgO-
iations FOR amncXnti0u Of iho island 90
thr United States Instructions for
guidance of his future actions were also
Included Gao the telegram. These lnslruc-
lions will leave San Francisco Tor llouO-
Wlu tomorrow hy the steamer Australia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15

served in thc Confederate army dWInl
the war and iis close found him ppuni.
less and without influential friends. lie
began teaching school and studying law.
10 which profession hc was naturally
candidate Tor the senatoFship, hut was
both times defeated lie has served rs
appellate judge in his district, and the
past four years hns presented his dis
tfict iu the state HcL1ie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
DTfTY on NIANlFACruRED FLAX

Washington, Feb. a.. Al a meeting TO-
dag of thp house committee on ways and
means, resolution repeating the clause
of the Mckinley tariff act providing that
after Jan J., 1891, the duty ION manu-
iacWrcd f0X containing more than 100
lhrrnds 90 che square uch bc increased
from 30 per cent 40 90 per cent was
amended sp us 90 rcud. "lhe present rate
of 35 per cont shall continue until Jau
1. 1888.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
MIlrIoNs or srmmlEs IDLE.

London. Fob. a. More of The master
cotton siylnners ~ Lancashire have GlyNn
notice thaf they are Willing % scr ~ unl'
aOn With The Master Cotfun splnneie fed-
GRAFTON and rcase work N order " ptSft.np
operative union froD ui0inG those Who are
ant "a 3 strike agdpst . cent redoenpn.
Nd wages, proposed b. the fNirrat,ttl inlil
owners. Seventeen niiilou hpAhllfs iua
idlc aud Oas alliiOn are vpsAsS altpgt,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
g,,lrg 10 TAK9aYE5S

,yea THAT the city assessor
! q r.o and b hereby directed to
uf s',pel ,hat 0u ull city taxes,
y al 6al qcctu, ou and after Feb;
fiA be shall proceed as provided
% wy a',,b cases. GEO. Il. MES,
ha y 'n" d.S ai,ve resolution. tax.
.diilf Il,e@ take notice that my tax
s1'l l3 wln be closed ON the 2oth
~, ~ fst date penalty win be- ot'
M'" '"" b. A. CALDWELL
a riv Assessor aui collector.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
A VIA LrOKY M.

Yesterday morning at 0:45, at the
residence Of the brides parents, Mr.
aud Mrs. NJ. y, Bradley, thirteenth
aud Burnct streets W. II, Kaufman
and Miss Lizzie Bradley were married
by Rev. j. Morgan Wells
Miss Bradley who has lived here
nearly an her life, rs "a very charming
gir. whose merits have eudepred Der TO
many friends, and the congratulations
showerel upon Mr. Kaufman were not
more numerous than sincere
The wedding was AN almost private
home wedding, ouly fcW friends hay
ing been invited. Tho bride was attira
IN her goinr.away gown of dark green
mumy cloth with cloth hat to mitch.
The newly welded pair left by The
1890 Denver train for Denver Col.
where o week or SO viii be spout. The
attendants were Miss Louisa Beall and
Robert Ellison, Jr
The esteem of the many friends was
testified by the many handsome presents
sent In.
When Mr.. and Mrs Kaufman return
they win boz az home to their friends az
the corner of Jackson and FLORENCE
streets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15

aiilcn Of the United States Is
70 O twculy-acrc placer gold
sal can hold same one year by
wy worth of work / want u
lslo ch get me- six names ut
We can make $4,000 each ia
-eills For particulars address
Nv SlotI Abiquiu. y. NJ.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
a cHrRcH ENTERTAINMENr

Last evening IN the old Catholic church
building the Ladies' Altar society of tie
Catholic church gave an entertainment
that was very pleasant 20 those WHO
We're present
The program was: Instrumental soler
"Suawnnee River. recitation, 'hun 3
Flag" Master Tom Shaualan, SONG.
"Alanola." Miss Birdie Bridges; dance
Little Manic Tanning; song, Holy
Civ" Miss Fila Hughes recitation,
"Not GUILTY. Miss Duisey Tanning. ANA
Empire drill By thirteen young lmues
These entertainments are given from
time 70 time by the altar society ahN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
THE CITY COUNCIL.
A Brief Session With Little of
Public Interest.
KAUFMAN BRADLEY WEDDING.
improvements In Long Distance Ielephonno.
APleasant Entertainment Of the La
dies Altar Society Of Tho
Catholic Church.
KAUFMAN BRADLEY WEDDING.
THE CRY COUNCIL.

The city council met in regular Sos
sion last night the mayor presiding and
a Quorum present
The petition of Mrs Hendricks for
relief from an alleged excessive ASSESS
meut WAS rejected.
The petition of 40 Solzburg for relief
from au ALLEGED excessive assessment
was rejected
The claims committee reported ia favor
of the payment y the following claims
Electric light coal, SllG.4S
MutcrWOrks coal. Sib3 10
IUupcrs' groceries. $50.
Hospital S2gf
Naterworks pump. SIGO05S.
Current CApcusts $3.50
The REPORT was adopted
The fire committee recommended the
purchase of four perfection holders
with shut-uH nozzlpg for Slbl for the
use of the irc Department
There was some objection made tu the
purchase 10y Aldermen White aud BY.
ron, the objection of the former being
60 The patented parts, the Hopkins hold
err which hc conlerdcl was 1U mtried
patent.
Chief Bell said there were three of
thom iu use by the department now.
II was no uutiipd patent. hut something
that had been tested, The council, by
Uu 5 tU Z vote. refused Goo postpone con.
ei0eNuoh OF thn mnttor and adopted
ihe resolution.
,AlHrrmnh Mes was excused because
of sickness iu his family
The street and alley committee said
% cul'grt was necessary under North
street between North aud May streets.
about ~ icrt and the city onEiuru
estimated 10 would cost $40 per foot
The committee believed 10 could Dee done
Tor less, aud the committee was author.
iGed tu advertise for bids. Bids arc tu
Do invited for brick ur stone.
Alderman Orr for the hospital commit
| tee' reported tue Woman home asked
| Tor tAn. payment of the monthly mcdi-
| 'ur mn Oltrn people came herc undcr
ptguhar @rcune'nnccs aud II the home
! Iid hol care Tor them lhe city would
nave TO- ANA in view ol this tact the
mAhaErinrni ol the homo asked tbs
| ocuoil H' 'u' nuhuN "I lhr council
Na'rhNh l,otl,r objected Co The gF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
rnRRirIc nAnrHouAKE.

Athens. Feb. "a The Island Of Sa-
motheM was shaken by AN earthquake
today An the buildings on the Island
The iron clad Pharo win take Droyisions
10 the island for three days. Several
soyerc shocks were felt Ia Iaate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
RGTCE

Yrllar nnnunl meeting NJ the stock
II u DE Fort Worth and Denver Ter.
maugy company VIII br lrll ht
"a % DE company lu tAc city NJ Fort
II fer.. On Tuesday. March Z next ut
saaA a. M. The transfer books Will
thb. 3 ht 1880 u'p.orA. %. no, aud
L % Marc, IS 40 1880 o'clock a. IN.
". A ROSS. Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
MADANE nAN1s

gleeratcd complexion specialist,
y Fort Worth Feb. nth, and
Neesed TO receive the ladies' at
'l \, " the Pickwick hotel. Her
y treatment is endorsed by lead
sslAns North aud South. Consul