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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-29

"Ah. there little folks. There ~ one
consolation about them, II the devil
gets them he won't get much; just u lit
tie Bit
whether he Is keeping his cath Of A.
legianee to Jesus Christ. i never asa
aim anything but, Are you honest, paw
your debts. aud are You good 10 your
wife and children" Now that ~ rel
gion that means something That Is the
reason that Sam Jones Is cursed -
much about this country, because he
picks up such scoundrels as you AMI
tries to get you 70
STOP KICKING YOURSELF
TO death. That Is the reason he Is 80
unpopular with such cattle az some Of
you. Hunt me out inhn IN this town
that don't like Sam Jones, aud ! VIII
you been drunkG lie answers No, SIR
i2l Do you pay your dchLsi Answer
Yes sir, 49, Do yon gamhlef No. sirf
How many wives have you got Wei.
you sort Of got me there ] viii tree
him on these four questions. If he y
all right, whit i he lighting me for
Amt we both on the same linef Hoy
cnn two walk Together II they don't
agree? Are You mad with me, BndY
II go. what abOuii You have been tell
ing lies on mei " ,0u have, what have
you been doing Il fort Did you ever
70 down into rensonf " you really
was ~ mean a. come Of yOu look 10 IT,
right now, would leave this cOuntrr
] would not even stay 10 Texas, What
n the mAtterY "What must ! DOT"
believe n doing religion. One trouble
IN this country u that preachers have
been going through the country preach
ing. "Belief belief" Believe and be
saved and I will charge that belief Is
everything with You. The whole church
believes everything They 90 on the
principle that he that believeth not will
he damned aud they all believe now.
Take Brother Spraggins church, FIR
Instance. With ils 500 o. COO inefnbers.
aud they believe everything Don't they.
Brother Spraggins3 lie has two horses
"a bis team and bne ]. believe and
The other Is 90" "Reiieye'is living down
asieen. and old do can't pnll the lnnd
hv himself. / believe 10 doing religion.
'Nnt every one that saith. lord, lord
bni he that dOeth the will ot my Father
10 heayeu.' Is the man rhat viii make
vii tell YOU what IS The biggest
tr0nhe IN Dallas tod1y. and ] tel Il 10
van with a henri.hloeding because Il =
true. The biggest trouble u the down
night.
INFAMOUS HYPOCRISY
Ia the churches 10 this town. There Is
not oua sinter m ten that has auy CON
f1suce IN one member Of the church 10
ten ~ this town, and yon know that j.
20, Spraegins, a. well o. you are sitting
there.
brother sprasgins' Am sorry 10 SAY
Jopes Brother sprarEins says be Il
sorry 20 say that that " a fact, and
where members have 20 e9nhdenee IN
tn. Insnbrrs 81 iiis rb5rrii, iiga tfir
thing Is getting IN bad shape IL IL no
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-29

good mother is an everlasting disgrace
TO you rs long as you livc rs you do,
and instead ~ making a plea II that
sort you ought to hang your brad In
shame aud seek God aud q better life
] love man that stands ON his own
character ard on his own merits. |
hardly ever 20 anywhere that dou't
aud some fellow that will come ny and
Introduce himself as the son or grand
sou or nephew Of some hir man. ] have
contempt for big fellow like that
who is running on his fathers
OUR FOLKS FACE.
j never saw boy that was overly proud
Of his dad, hut that his dad was ashamed
OF him. 30 not run on blood; ] run
character, give me your hand; II Won
haye no character. why then you ought
TO be In the penitemtiary, you low-down
scOundrvl you. 'Mhat must ~ Ii Is
Intensely personal. II makes me sick
~ heart for man to SIT, down with
IN" fumes Of rinhonse emitting from
bis mouth and say, II have the best
A cows HIDE.
you low down old hound you. have no
patience with yunr sort. II my mnthUs
Nyas q strumpet would live better than
some Of you families Hive herv ThR. is
putting il pretty strong ai0t 10. Going
around here saying, Jones, | have he
best wife in the world; the lord dii u
blE thing for me wheu he gave me my
wife, Yes, and II ! was decent wO-
man. J would rather
SLEEP WITH A WET DOG
than TO sleep with your sort You slnt
any account, and | am tired Of an sn.h
as that | have contempt for any
such living rs that The lowest down
thug . white man ever It'd was to 20
back on his mother and TO 20 back On
ms good wife and 40 back on bis pre-.
cious, Innocent little children. You oil
cnrslug r0scals. YOU; here this mornpg
from the country. you viii slt aud curse
before your wife aud children aud have
NO more manhood than Berkshire hog
You can't come IN town without carry
ing a jug with you, and then when
gets after yon' you look a, me aud say.
business or anybody elses'
YOU ARE A LIAR.
1t il the business Of YOUR Door little
wife aud those innocert chlldren, who
are deprived Of tJusc necessares that
your money for whisky would have pnr
chased. ! would rather be o loug-hnrnsd
Texas steer ont here and know ! wound
be hutchcred IN Chicago neat year than
20 be some Of you fellows who are nnW
and no character
Y Is personal, What must |" NV
wife Is not religious for me; my neigh
h1r Is not religious for ME; my childri.
cannot be good for me. | must stand
IN my own shoes good or bad. a gentle.
man or varnb1nd what must doT
II amt whore must ! 20 aud when; II
Is not what must | rrady Il is m,
what must | have" r. "what must
dof' believe in practical Christi,
nnity There Is not hut one sort Of r.
ligiun / believe IN that Is worth a cent
and that is the sort that will make van
good husband to your wife. good faith,
er 10 your children, aud a good citz IN
Of the community in which ynu live;
good member Of the church One thIt
VIII make yon pay yonr debts, live hon.
estly and utter the truth. ] would not
give cent for ans other religion,
never ask man what church he
belongs TO, hut want TO know what sort
| Of Il man il is coming IN. never ask
| him whether he has been baptsed. aui
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-29

SISTER, did you ever nurse Your hus-
bind on your lap and give him soothing
syrun. and nftar Il gets 70 cutting up
spank Il aud put II TO bedf'
aid yonf Just do that on your own hook
] have found out that doctors Do not
know everything, ] am Q sort Of horse
doctor myself And little Old doctor
that Il nnning around with a saddle bag
mll u pills on one side aud bottle OF
whisky ~ the other side,
Pke,CHfBING WHISKY
for everything from corn on your toe
10 wari On your nose j. q walking
saloon. / have as much respect for
decent doctor a. for any man alive, but
Whenever doctor turns out TO be
traveliug drummer for BARRON ! Mn
dowu on him. ] don't think either that
the doctor prescribed il either for on Of
YOU. / think half Of you are lying When
You say 80. You Just want II and ~
Al IL blind yourself
t.rdy members Of the choir to come ~
On The platform Just let anybody
else come % on this platform aud viii
ride you. Brother, you head tiim on.
one Of the brothers-l will
4 am tired Of th3ti y the meiuber.
don't get here on tine lrt them ali oui
there 90 the snwdust.
Now, hear me. a man asked me-.
,,Iouss. what must agf answer
..keep good Company" That Ia good ~
vicr, because every man Oh Garth ought
Z, t.-al good comnany.
A young Lady says Father, may 70
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-29
|ltSAS TO THE FORE.
e'Al shouing-The Coltonssed Oil
n'ui'H Attracting Foreign Capital.

Crawford, the well known bank
aitltmau Of Cameron, is at the
III. Mr. Crawford is largely iu-
10 The cotton seed oil mill in
ana gave The Gazette reporter
"sreHing facts regarding the
q that traffic. Three years ago
s 10 such thing as a cotton seed
N Texas, whereas there are
Hghly In operation. During
"A. eir forty Of these mills have
'sal and the Investments have
I'M satisfactory that mills are be-
n, al over the state where cotton
'f,,- y any quantity. They have
,sss ne start. and so sure are the
IN mat no trouble is experienced
n. money for these enterprises.
I'M y on has uniformly held good,
M gIoguci is easily disposed Of.
i th, ,,hal. has mill at Cameron. and
81, sluihg a large one at Austin.
Me Industry is yet In its in
|1,i ~ Predicts that IN q few years
! 81 producing districts of the conn
ppp'y q large proportion of the
h. nns Tor manufacturing and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-29

thing but what he might die doing TO be
saved, | might look ut him when BE-
asked me that question anl say, 10,
aud keen good company" That Is good
advice. aud the angels above cau never
estimate the value OF good company. All
human Intelligence can never estimate
the huncful influence and effects OF
bud company, There is not I'M angel IN
heaven thnt could be- good aud run with
some Of the compauy that some Of y0u
fellows run with.
Hear my words. No man will ever be
good man II he keeps bad company.
! would rather associate with a dor than
with n man who will SWEAR The dog N
gentleman beside HUT a man can
run with dogs until ho Is doAsiHh \
dog eau run with other dogs aud he
doggsh, hut you VIII never hear him
curse-l mean fourlcfged dog. /
would rather
RUN WITH DOGS TODAY
than to run with drunken aud drinking
mona man who drinks beer and Wills.
Nv. There Is not an old hog In Texas
that will drink H. You bring q hog here
and take funnel aud pour this fellows
hcer down his throat aud into hls st0m-
unh and rs soon ~ you turn him loose
be- will poke w his snout aud say boo,
and run as fast AS he eau get away.
But you twolrgged dogs will drink "
NNNlN NhN VI AIN AfNlH fhNNN NNN W. NAN
III sam Jones reflects On my character
| will whip hint ! GUESS the follow thnt
don't drink whisky IN Texas
rs MIGHTY LONESOME.
know ! am right abont this. because,
listen TO me. a nnn can associate with
dog until he becomes dougsh and
associate with hora until he becomes
huggish but he viii never become u
rrofane swearer by doing so. .ltst as
morals stand above manners, Just W high
does dog stand ahoyr q swearing man
Tor companion or hog above d drink
| Ing man for "a companion. u moi that
right hrcthrrnY lamont
Nnw, II ] was a drinking man out
| there, ! would guit or whip sam Jones,
either one, but old Bud, you win lind
| Il ensor 20 quit 50 you had better NUT.
\ fellow generally does the busiest thing
You know. ! would To God that I could
see every father md every husband and
every son w Dallas stand up tonight In
this building aud take mn oath 81 have
drank my last Iron w help me God for.
ever" iAmcnl Would not that be- o
good ihingf lAmcnD hope you will
not have uuy use
FOR $50 SALOONS
In Dallas after this mrc'inE, hops It
VIII not take that many 20 supply you
Old sWipger,. Cut III the beer, nil you
old sisters, too ! think WHEN mother
and wife gets 10 where her health will
not hold up unless She sends for beer aud
swirs II before her children, I think the
host thing you can do il 10 get your
wings aud sail on On 10 heaven, than TO
be staying aud setting u bad example
here on earth 10 your children.
you HEAR ME, SlSf
Why, Brother Jones the doctor advised
me 10 take q little beer Did the doctor
| advise you 70 quarrel with your husband
| Snyf You did not need his advise there,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-29
PARIS.


"A e..t.,.o. Eoborsi priannare
slihl 'tu'e"0's 'sue'" '"
Networks Muddle-hotes.
iAf "' -, a.,
& lpiee Bryant pH99eu heh'eH'' va
rsg lot OF prisoners:
-. tbeft lin Froinan. Andrew
n ~, NJ. - uioLm,n
r lAn.e N''"iS'
lauS Lewis iiobhs' three years
Burke four years. Squire
F. ,,,rs. for r,l,i,.rv william
-'' ~ -, ~
!eafs' william Herman seven
u brk Hobbs, three years; Jim
y. ,,rt IN rob three wears. Rowe
-, -, -. cr,n
pl'fAry' lllee yours 'Hn
b and w r. Smith, mansiaugh-
4 -. fh,.t.. pn,tor noir-
', 49,, ia Snoj. IN, gnt-
IN. III In -. 49, 49,. ;n,rnJnc.
~. I.'iiag aa,,,,,s, 81 tLr..
4 ss'i i,;u'' ',,' ,V ,.,, ,,ni, M,
-. Na'' sn1' Nv, Nv "a =, u $500 ~
+,,h.' soc ~" onJ ,,rrm Rrn,vn va
W. each' ana ION broWh' '"o
i.i,.., ..tn u D..
,i.,, va ,n,ur'su T,'n l t III
+ Y, ''' g,U, ,nN "llu VI ~ IT, ~ ~
III, Hiv'iucr ~ ~ vi NJ l'nu 'u.m !,
n. anj ! I Groo any WA va ye r
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-29

when I commenced that there were a
- f,ii.,,,.s mar rnr,lJ not afford
w. ls,ve 1,ar work and come In to the
' ~ NM al thay ia moi have the neces-
birruhEs " ing u'n III hi,n IN cnmc In
sat'e1 VI nti11' NV MN cynsnsns or 80,
ahu MoIi1 ptE WI. r,, y u,ing do.
tnht my u,w ',I' H. sNl H. hart mn the
pVS'"u ~ u'' -, ~ W. ,,e,st,t, N,t,
GOOll GOD bl-hSoN' Mf
md nv family that year as meyer before.
Yon are Whit / call small potato aud
stringv at that. some Of you small fellows
who expect To run this thing on w cents
Won watch that hat MS Il goes around to-
dny aud IL YOU do not put In anything
will feel like dog You country fol
lows that bought yourself ticket TO
come here ON and never brought au
o,trn cont with YOU, ! hope You VIII
lose your ticket and have to honi 70
home No. | am not celebrating 10
dlcor t6r1urb' Yes. YOU hound you.
Now Won uslcrs got out
pOIIAR APIECE
A l'''l ..,, ~ ~ - a., l., ..
have collection this morning IA! Is Is
Mor'ng w rIho,I, Chance. don't ret ov.
~ ,,iif w ,'n, ~ VA, ,,sbers have not
sn,,s,, nnnieh 10 lake up The collection
IA, tr.
u9 HIa.t VIZ IT,, Ia. Rrottor I,,cell then
me T1oll, ~ ~ a.. XV;li 6nen Wiz !
salNs 'tVI15 ~ ,r'H,,,rl,,ut Snt,,,s Ma. K
a ~ ~ AZ Sn,.iar
TVban 10 collection boxes came in
M.I mJiT az n,id rains were conspicnous.
hey,g+tNl - Eu'u iinoti,n ,yns frIshcd
u w en t,Y,oii Win Mia mapni6cent'
bIo.llsi ~ 80, omt sin
sttghE NU'VN' alif v4', 49, cn,,posod Of
in' ,o,s' IN ny.r nortbrrn Texas.
psulnei 'io'isi,tmrs having come IN 10
s $500, ,,yay their Anstm sins and ask
ssW'tp NWuS V'''i
tolgiNehesss,, ...--t,.s b,r, ,lJs aCtsr.
ln'is WI ,yion Rr,tber smart
nun lUI al - ,,n f'hrjsiion wouanhood.
VIII prtANu w n,i'ar ~. Jouclter
lhere rs hoi i, 4 ~, WIN, ,Jsased IN listenibE 10
t nv se u1r Every husband. father and
s soa onebt To- hear t6at sermon, am per-
fectIy candid with you when ! say that
in listening 10 that man preach on that
subject 1 heard the best SERMON ! eyer Eyer
heard Ia my life fall from human lips,
and you will miss great deal II you
miss that sermon.
The services tonight viii he especially
for men;
FOR MIN ONLl'
rapcnt what | have said before. |
-, ',tn good women az Dallas will pray
,, ' ,n5 ,onisht that The mower OF God
No. t'a nnrn fhat service tonight
H.. 6rsi ser,1ice tomorrow morning Il
"a 49,. then ia 90 and tomorrow af-
torroo,, AZ Il Tomorrow hight s. ] wish
,crHoon IT, gr, ron'eioine d5ys harvest
- Sa,,ls
usii,ss ,,orninc am going 20 preach
~ ,.o,,' ,,,iiar te,t. ~. FL the
IIpln Fl" AZ i1tI' ,bonter Of ths Acts
W ~Y 'bs Anoanes .;0th verse What must
y ~ ~ - ~, .o,edS And thoy siid Be
ii wy an ~, H. Iord Jesns Christ. aud thou
hestg ~ IN XXI tl,ine bsnse
A. 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-29

Dallas Ter. MAY (Sneciol Tile
,.i..-.,. -.
"a, az 'ne ''''' ''','H uv'''1H "Ns
hlled to us utmost capacity thls sunday
morning. All the early trains brought In
.rn,,.5s "a i.,,r ta n,t,l nr,,,h,r md
II was indeed sght OF sHenaor 10 looh
from the platform over thu heads Of the
vast eonprppltfon. the cnlnrs of trim
,,,in,,s ~, l,, l,Iios, b,ts lJ,,5ir, vim
n''"sS va '"o 'a', ""''
tue hght oil Eods own sunshine making
a.ido fr,m Tho ir,sr.e bc.t everything
,say i,., ,,.t,t emil n, wished for an a
s.. -, -, -
Lprls dhy' ana sam JONES WoFuS anu
feelings responded to Gods invitation.
II, r,rtairlv ala rood work today: eu-
n,,.i,s,,, s,.,,,nd N an u,, vnrv spnre
'"''i' -.
where ne Sloou' anu "ulu7 "lH'''""'
droppel from his lips with the greatest
-.
caSe aS ne .,.,,,
CALLED ALL SlNNENs
to repentance aud imIlured them 10 show
ti,air manhood bv yivipy nm distasteful
t.t.;.. TO-
uuoIts VI WIZ
Before starting on the sermon MT
Jones corrected some false ideas that
...,i ,..t..., tt H., h,d
seemed 10 pf''a'' nHa'D'' nun nv 'i''
heard ii remarked as coming from re,
liable source. that he, Sam Jones, had
given the negro who put $3.50 in the con-
s,n.,'.i.. ,lat, ,I,g otbor doy ,he nnount
trlbuuon pare lie o'ner uu|' 'n' ",''opn'
so used to encourage others to be as
lih.roI. that he Sam ZONES. had tried
A., tt, - n.i,. ,,n ala ain.
TO use ms he'iou 20 lr'4' 'u' Wv ,, M
ners to come mp with the sheSels' rms
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-29

argument that rcligiun Is not true, But
il is argument that hundn~ls of men Ia
Dallas profess one thing and live an-
other
what must do" wcll, now.
intend to be practical today at the eN-
pense Of everything hut truth. ! nm
going to make plain, honest gospel
talk 20 you, the best eau, some Of
you viii never hear me again; some OF
you listening to my voice today are doing
~ for the last time. You arr going back
ON your trains and TO your homrs, God
help me TO be faithful TO your souls 10.
day. tAmenl II you never heard ANY
Of my sermons aud can newer hear an.
other. the talk | give You today will scnd
You 10 the Judgment bar dumb aud
speechlesS.
What must | day II man was to
sit down in my roOm aud look me IN the
facc and say; Jones' ynu are q preacher
aud | am sinner, What must ! 10 10
be aveiW In answering that question
l have no right to tell him 10 do any
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-29

remember q little illustration TINT I
win bring Va here AZ to the Kind Of religion
", need / met The elder who licensed
me nt N0ricrsrille AT conference and
he snid to nv. ~ wish you had been nt
the Cnrorsyllle meeting last imc Wo
had grand old time We licensed
young man so preach on Sunday morning
aud had lOycfnnst nHd Ia that love.
fpnst some of tho preachers got NJ aud
told hoe they We're uursed Va The lap
Of religion. etc Directly that young man
we licensed got up and said, Broihcr.
I wish | conld tell the experience you
others have told how YOU were nursel
In tlc lgp ,ql rFlFlgn; and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-29

81 would na SOON ~ 10 the HNrNN'
pont ln Georgia 10 fnd couscituHr ~
~ IN, ,,,et,,t,p public official In tlus city
Wv IL, ala. ,,o,ia
church ! wish every nihh w H. AK, tn
was ~ ho ,huinni tewh,v ann onpht
go and be- hep'me1i i,o NN nnG,. 'p ef CbriSI
!" MN, a. 1' 56yi.e him 10 20 aud visit The
slrl holm The poor. That " nll nghi,
III ,ii,, thorn ise one suiiclrnryi
'NVbnt SHAH / do Ia hn HHvedf lhry
s,tJ Anelipye la the Lord Jesus Christ
,,H r,an alnit br saved" Thcro u
,,roat doni of difference between The
.,ns III sniyntion aud the meana Df
',,,,.,.. therr IA m great drnl of difference
,tt,.c, untina TpN. and tie railroads
,,,,,uit,, la hors' You fellows from Mex
II ,inJ Deuison. y0u slt ~ The train and
~ ,,,.,,,n nnli,d tbp rnta on; thnt was
llis enR,ne pn, n ,o w. IN pnlns hy But
iI.iias IL "A vrry diiferrut thing from the
,r,tns va, enino on. Salvation Is very
iita,l i'. ttiW,y frum tbe means Of saliva
W., W1nt n nnlyniiunf Mhut do you
nn,1n Il, being rnved2 The Methodiets
enli il Neetting religion" thc flptista,
~ .f'.ste, homo" the prsbytoruns,
.l13stning .xn.rinnce.H That II 'all from
TX u', ,i,nrel Y,n never read IN lie Bible
't,tttnr ouvhndy col religion by pro-
t,asi,,g houe Ypu never Rad IN The
itNis miami gomrbndy getting experience.
u,t tbnt IA our church TECHNOLOGY. II
~ al FlWhl In IlH lINUNt Nlili W INV iNllNA
IT, LEI IN, sayedH nnj salvation h what
we S' Methoiists mean By protesting re-
ilkion, wv mnN a,1,eicnee Now. what
.aiyaiian5
w. ~, ,,u,r~r,Nn IIAppYY
- - N|i ~ 49,
Getting happy j. not ral'a ,.l,l W.
more nan tliis aw'4i a ,,1' ,,ycatIng. b9i
me y sun JonsA li, KY 4" !, v h, me-
G,,,ia~ hapW II MT soiyetion II Is
,,,,'as sh,d VIZ hnyo eoi into d territory
piLpv hanstese comes 10 YOU, aud The
s "u ~, nv face n proof that ! have
MI H., "' ,y,,m ,limnie ana an sweat
kos wa, VA, t,et ma .atlvation. hap
, ,Sne.a c @ IND Vol lust IKE sweat
in's when Won ret into n hot house.
W. w" },nttany IA IL s0ngf Is
~. .,,a,,s NJ Getting hsppyf No.
,t,', ,p,e ,l,,rehf NJ. Reading the
1,gm,9iss " praeiag Ia yonr famliy9 ~
I,"ts ~ s,n III nil tbese things md not
~ ~, w. IN" NJ siI What h salyaiiOnY
~ ~ HHYen ~, teitius nboiit Sal
ihst m WIKI mar sinner walks up
w S,d a,,d snys iOh. Lord, | am an
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-29
BAPTIST COLLEGE
IVY Closing ExercIsOs-Ths Full Pro.
cram,

u gram.
IeI, May 2s-(special)-
~, y exercises of the
IN Texas Baptist college that
81, WAY are as follows.
At II a. ma. NJ. Baccalan-
Kort,So Elder A. u. Baton Of
b Il, Missionary sermon,
|nlsv narrls NJ Gainesville.
Isensr ia,'shi-Concert BY primary
I,isr' 'ory departments.
aid,n nght- ENTERTAINMENT. by
eiss,i,o, ~ Sophomore societies.
.ss1lsr nlght- Elocution contest.
Sfip X Musical recital and
physical culture.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-29

~ LIFTED States circuit court at
rfraee X, Mrs. Lillian Popenoe Of
~ Si6no,aa.' Is suing the Union Pa
q 10 81 ~ NJ q images for injuries re-
ssl civ accident July 20. iSa2, near
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-29

Aiius - ~ o. a leading attorney and
bssa y, San I.uis Potosi Mexico,
'fsins asd !, ,,i for completely in the
tfe,lsr ~ !siiing Of Antonio Ras-
" " the Mexican minister to
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-24
LAST SAD CHAPTER.


~sny Attend the Funeral This Morning OF
william Markey.
>st sad ritss over the remains OF
u,,,,, 20 'srkey were held at the Church
"a" ~ Heart this morning at 10
s"o oao uge number of relatives
o,c,oc. wnere L. ~esed to pay tribute
to his memory. ,.,..
The cortege formed at h. 49, -.
East street and proceeded to -, ..
where a solemn high mass of requ.
celebrated, the officers being as fol.
Celebrant, Rev. Father Hurley; Deaco. -"
Rev. Father Lennon; Sub Deacon, Rev.
Father FITZGERALD. At the close Of the
mass Father Hurley spoke touchingly of
the deceased, his christian zeal and sad,
sudden death.
Interment was at Bishops cemetery and
the bearers were John Farrell, John Coyle,
James McGinnity and M. r. Moriarty.
There were many relatives present from
Phenix and other places. Deceased was a
member of the Holy Name lSociety and
had been pew rent collector of the Sac
red Heart Church since It was built.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-24
A Prosperous Firm.

There is no firm in the city that has
been more prosperous since its organiza'
tion than the Pawtucket Furniture Com
panv. Each year the business has in
creased until now the store Is one of tn,
largest In the city.
The firm was organized I'm 1875 and
many times during the past IS years the
store has been enlarged, the ever increas.
ing business necessitating 1t. Starting On
a modest scale, with small store, 1t is a
pleasure to note the improvements at the
establishment on North Main street and
the rapidly growing trade.
Within week Eugene T. Rhodes has
taken an interest in the firm and every
body will find him as he always has
been, a courteous man to deal with.
The Pawtucket Furniture Company Is
now composed OF Mrs. c. l.. Fiield, Sum-
ner w. Fifield and Eugene +. Rhodes. A
complete line of house furnishings is kept
and attention Is called to their advertise
ment In this issue.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-24
LOCAL LIN ES.

A horse dropped dead on West avenue
yesterday.
Patrick Cook and Erastus Durgan were
taken to jail today.
Rev. E. @. Bromley, formerly pastor OF
the Pleasant View Baptist Chnrch, is In
town on a visit.
The fair Of the Burnside Cadets came to
a close last evening and the prizes On the
combination tickets were drawn.
Councilman Whipple went down the
river yesterday and came back with very
much sunburned face and $50 pounds OF
tautog.
At the "Memorial of Flowers" at Music
Hall this evening Miss Mary E. Lynn, the
accomplished elocutionist of Providence,
will appear; slso, Mrs. Annie w. Bates
of Troy, N. Y, the well known contralto.
Watch for the Pawtucket Loan Co.'s ad.
yertisement tomorrow. The firm is about
to start the biggest Worlds Fair scheme
on record. Free trip tickets will be given
every two weeks. Manager Browne
doesn't do anything by halves when he
starts out.
The burglar alarm at the police station
"went OF" again this forenoon and the
Indicator showed the words; "Pacific
double quick, but everything was ell
right. That alarm IL worth about ss
much as old iron.