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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
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Everybody Ia tho Panhandle knows 10.
rcnEo Dow MILLER Better than that. every.
body likes him and admircs him. Dow
lives at Panhandle City and IL district Al.
torncy and rules over ~ counties. Ho Il a
genius
Born In Texas. hc went 20 tho Panhandle
years ago, when tho Indians wcro stlll in
tho country. Ills capital consisted of an
unusual amount OF common sense and n
O.shuotcr. Ho went out on the plains ~ "a
cowboy and has punched long horns an
the way from Lost valley % the neutral
strip Around his campfire at NIGHT he
porcd over an old volume OF blackstone
Before very long he bought some moro
books Honest, Eohor and lndustrioua. ht
made friends a. fast az tho prairie grass
grows la the spring or yCarling runs In
a stampede. lie natonhhcd the world ono
day by announcing his candidacy for dis.
trict attorney lie astonishcd tho world
on the day after the election by HAVING
beaten hia opponent.
From that time Dow has gono ON until
no Is invinoiblo In his district ono OF hi
arguments mndo before Greer county
Jury before the vcrnaoular OF the ranch
bad given way 10 tho polish Of tho eiIota
east, was as follows
"Goutlomcn Of the Jury, look 40 that prls.
oner lils plhs Is dead tough. He's thicf.
aud a sneak that at that Look al those
knots on tho back Of his head They are
the bumps OF cumcdnotA How came 10
know ~, ! Travelled with circus once ana
got onto The racket Now. / want 10 Rivs
you a conldentialstinn and drop fow points
into your system, IN you turn that Teller
IUUHN HNa HHHa 81. A. 81 A d..
will be- down before Sunday night, and some
iuo steers win DO Lost" liolst the casa 20.
aud the man got two years. Galveston
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
| MARRIAGES AND OTHERS
pOuehoro on prcJnaTital Love Versus
coBIugul Common sense.

pouchoro ON proinaTitai Love Versus
coRjugnl Common Sense.
lnaSriago OF the Duke OF York aud
May IL u very suitable one. a. the
|sir TO the crown IL Is obvious that.
ke's first duty is TO have a son, all
. b as, N he does not, the succession
b into the Fife family. Princess
pretty, aud hermunnors are pleasing,
Mmore reasonable shat the future
hould have been born aud brought
|nglaod nB an English girl chan that
pa beimpOgted from Germany. AZ
paving been betrOtLod 20 the late
Clarence, which has been urged az
(eNon, there Is nothing IN Il, for Il
shows that II was thought a year
she would b. the host selection for
q Che Prince OF Wales, who stood
succession 10 the throne, and what
NJ then is still true. At that time
as a good deal Of dlivel written
love match. In the sense that the
Fons concerned liked each other, this
A'e been correct. Probably, In this
Is correct now.
a and puncesses are much like
PEG people, All marriages ars very
matter Of hHphRzard. They often
g by an attraction On one side or
ana this Is termed love Then
nea lovers marry without knowing
each others character. In some
marrlage turns out we'll; IN others
9ell' This depends rather upon
ing 70 each other after they have
'he time together and got thor
know each other than upon the
n q before marriage.
er Mr. Smith had married Mrs
I whether he had married Mrs
ha MT Jones had married Mira
mere detail, provided that Mr.
smith and Mr. aud Mrs. Jones
amer marriage This Is not the
view OF marriage, 1 know. With
: Jones becomes a heroine because
J upon marrying some Brown or
"a Defiance OF common sense, in.
9'nlIh, who probably would have
iar better husband. And this
asnse passes current because the
ays ends with the marriage aud
'he reader know how it turns out.
''"'ouehere IN Legion Truth,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
THE CHOCTAW TROURLE.

Washington. April 20.-The internal
distortions IN the Choctaw nation are
N g fair way Of a peaceful settlement.
Indian commissioner Faiser will leave
for that country today He has full
powers 90 bring about settlement Of
the troubles. This adjustment. Il Is said.
wiz be- along the lines of unfolding the
Choctuw government and allowing liz
courts To determine IN "a legal way, the
questions which have arisen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
The SHIPS MOVE
UP THE HUDSON RIVER TO
ANCHORAGE.
All the cannOns esomed, All The Bands Played
and Pretty Ribbons Fluilersd Every
where-A Fine Sea Sight

New York. April &c tribute Of
honor To the aon OF another country
whose genius bcfriended us iu time VI
need, constituted the first iormalty in
the Columbian feats today. Members VI
the New York aud BrUuHyn Swedish
Singing Societies assembled In Union
square and marched down broadway TO
jhe battery To assist I'M unwilling u
monument Co John Ericsson The Moni.
tor Miantunumah came mp from the
lower bay early this morning. anchored
on the battery aud fired twenty-one guns
whcn the stutuc was unveiled by Miss
Anderson. The statue WAS then deliver.
ed 60 the civic authorities.
Col. VIM. g. Church delivered an orn-
tiou
The statue Of Ericsson in bronze Is
eight feet three inches high The pol
ishcd Quincy granite pedestal which 10
stands on Is eight feet nine inches high.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
n wRnAr TMAY coNcERN-

IL 10 certify. that the Mutual Life
'hre company of Louisville. Ky. has
respects compiled with the laws Of
ms conditions precedent 80 its doing
M M tlhs state. ana that said com.
Hollis q certificate of authority from
'lce cuuuIug It To- DO business in
|ate Tor twelve months FROM the list
January. 1897. 10 the 8ist day or
|bOr iSil
4 under my hand and seal at Office
non. thc day and date first above
kl PHIL a. ALLtN.
Acting commissioner.
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A Map in the Hand is Worth an
Encyclopedia Britannica in the Bush"

Why Map big barn nothing
one more compacr These Maps show all any, you
reach heargo Dollar Maps giving
It's fact that dollar
Publishers sell all States ugy who Ia this frequently
sold Map tho relative appreciated by reading
the following list Of the Maps tho prices you pay buy
Maps sngly
Ola States OF small eXtcn sometimes have
and sao settled Tho grouped follows
state or States in line making Map
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
RBACH NEW YORK.

New York. April 20 President aud
Mrs Cleveland arrived here tonight.
With the president were the members
of the cabinet, with th exception Of
Secretary OF the Navy Harbert, who
reached the city In advance Of the squad
rons Tuesday The wives OF several Of
the secretaries are included IN the presi.
DENTAL party. which went directly "a
the Victoria hotel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
mo nIsrII.LrnY DEL.

Cidcego H. April - ~ he action ~
di.reiaIH of the Ameatcn psuhers aud
CaiiiH feeier association today y y more
ihau probable that one of ths inQsi eiglnuc
ket has been begun This acfi1n was 3
liberalization % iNTe b0nds 90 meet thc
necessary expenditure 10 buy outstanding
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
TWO JURIrs IN

Houston. Tex. April 20 iSFeciall -
The Jury 10 the case of John Williams,
which has been 0ut since Saturday to-
day returned d verdict Of not guilty.
the jury IN the Charles Peterson case
rendered the same verdict. These men
were accused 81 numbering w o. Bal
Of keolguk la.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
CAPTAIN WITS DrAD-

Washington, April ga telerrnm
was received at The naval department
Heath there Of Captain Gilbert q wits
from congestion Of the brain. Captain
WITS was commander Of the Boston
during the Hawaiian trouble and led
the commission that hoisted our dag es.
Apishing "a protcctomte over the isl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
WASHINGTON.
THE PRESIDENT AND THE Cab.
NET ALL LEAVE.
They Are in New York 10 See the shlps-A
Pension Change More Appointments
Made The Gold Question.

Washington. April 2G-'rhe president
ments: "FPV'"'
10 be government directors Of the
hion Pacific Railway company. Henry
n. D0nnck. New York: Don NJ. Dicken-
f0,n, Michigan; J. w DOane. Illinois:
1 dock. Nebraska. i'u'
QUO Doderlin Of Illinois to be consul
OF the United States at I.eipsic.
,baVld u. Brown. collector of customs
OIL me district of Montana and Idaho.
me president todny designated Assist
unt secretary Hnmlin TO act as secretary
OF the treasury In the absence of Secre.
larE CARLISLE, WHO left this afternoon
VAN the president and other members
Vi tne cabinet Tor New York.
THE SITUATION IN GOLD
today shows an Improvement Gold In
suall quantities was offered from seyrnl
points aud accepted The policy of the
lTeasury department will be to atVept
ul gold offered. unless conditions In
posed are disadvantageous TO the govern
u, The president and Mr.. Carlisle show by
n'ir action IN leaving the city az this time
pailer man words can make " their
yutFe coihdence In che financial situa.
,i"h b"lu VIII bc paid ont AK demanded
Tor treasury notes without renuirip,
whether the gold reserve is therby in.
hNdGu or kYlt intact II has been prgc-
u'lHN turnei 90 the available TREASURY
cNSh since. The president announced gold
WI be paid for all treasury notes
secretary Carlisle said today there WINS
nothing 10 say except he daily received
ohers OF gold, which hc was accepting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
ALI. GONE

Washington, April 20.-It has rarely
happened In the history Of the couutry
that the seat Of the government was en-
tircly deserted by the president and his
ministers. Such, however IL the case
today The president and pombcrs Of the
cabinet left Washington this afternoon
TO witness the naval review.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
amman LITITFnAN SYNOD

BRENNAN. TEX. April ~ special The
state convention or the German Lutheran
synod Adjourned today The uilese here
was found lu q satisfactory condil0i aud
another prnfealhr. Az cndoNmcnt fund NJ
fl00n d in hc raised Two ihnnianl dot.
lars was subscribed 30 once The college
o. % be Incorporated, Tho eliiorh N She
expected to mail the papers ana hgV n,
i.asuer editorlu-chlef ana q, III, Audcr,
.. k0eseh and j u. lflfche Wtif apl1ihtel
i0 couduft She pepper
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
Will TAKE IT OYER.

New York, April 2G.-'rhe officials re-
ceivcd word az the suhtreasery today
that Secretary Carlisle would confer with
local hnnkcrs. There was no change in
the situation aud none is expected TN
after Carlisle has talked the matter over
personally with leading bankers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
nArrIrNn IL - nnnINn

Houston Itu., April 20 (specual. D.
General relna are reported nearly an over
s0ufh 1rIas. hni pot enough 10 20 much
good. NJ ihe ground y in "a terrible euldil
lion from thf diy Ninds which have pf,..
yailad "A great uauy places report cotton
seed aH rOitlus IA TIE ErOuud
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
pENSION WnRI,

Washington. April 20.-Acting Commits.
sioner of Pensions Murphy has trans.
ierred fifty clerks. heretofore employed
on statistical work. to current work
IN order 70 failctate bringing up the
business to date
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
DENIES Ir

Topeka. Kan. Arru 81 Speaker
Douglas publishes card This morning
denying that he ever said Governor
Lewellyn would be fixed" by the rail.
roads and therefore would not call an
extra session.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
Do Anon nIarrl,d Momnn.

"nk married Women.
= no apparent reason why girls
~ Inherit a tendency TO badness
boys, unless that tendency is
4! some other factor. Such a factor
selection, Tor l presume It Is hard.
aly toHrgue here that a baldheaded
would not stand much chance of
IN the struggle for matrimonial
"a men have always practically
selectingN and will probably
70 90 50 more and more as the
= % modern life render the com.
va husbands more severe, the WON.
y, ~ the matter, when she has any,
'..ea 70 simple negative, q is not
N lhe state Of badness 10 which
~ iaee Is said 10 be tending will
.ue feminine half OF it.-Miss
-.eNs N Popular Science Monthly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
WORM AND NEW ORLEANS RAH-
WLY COMPANY.

Tex. April 3. 1913.
|nnuui meeting or the board OF dircc-
TIE Fort Worth and New Orleans
company viii be- held in the com.
Office No. the city OF MuNnhuchie.
D ruy day, May q, 1898,
snnual meeting uf the stockholders
Dot Worth uul New Orleans Rail
|mpauy viii be held iu the compuuy'B
Do the city OF WuxuhaChip. Tex,
|day. May o. 1903.
l.. W. WIRELESS.
Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
oUS5B5RcF F0fIcE.

I NJ y VI ~ /" = 10
,be Undersigned Gre Insurance agents
Ia Worth. give notice 10 the public,
IN and after May ]. lsU8, We viii not
IN 10 the premium ia cash.
II n. Ilttlciohn, Zaln Cctt, Grain
Inson' Swnvnc. Allen aud Goodcll. w..
IsNrf JAMES w Swayuc. Ben o..
III Il. Wright. Van Zandt &lngram
N. Furuan.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27

Austin. Ee1. April 20 Special ABE
Frank The proprietor ~ The Pecan street
racket store ihis morning niCd in The cnuu-
ig clerks once q chauel mortgage, convey,
stein f0r the payment OF creditors. Debt
Ertft
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27

chicago. M. April 20-1hc nrst blow OF
what may be n long and bitter war WAS
struck when it was anuo<nced that tile ben
Yer aud Rio Grnude had decided TO pnt ou
rates from Denver and Colorado common
points TO thicnr0 OF SfI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27

Che country, which such step Involves
How much the amount WIN be can't bc ~.
tnutcd. Il viii be from SiO.OUOOOO TO $50.
UVopuU. though
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
PASTURE ron REHL.

hrRr FOR 5000 CATTLE IN SWISH
.ftr known as the Tulc pasture on
|ins I'M easy reach OF Amarillo, good
Isguro. With winter privileges N re-
Apply To
IRTlfUR j. TISDAtta Manager,
putJduro. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
THE DUKE OFF.

Washington, April 20 The duke and
duchess of Neragua, with party, left for
New York this morning
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27

James H. Elllht NlpfllAAkt w INV oNNl' W
Texas, appellee From district court OF
Ellis county.
ON MOTION FOR REHEARlNG.
For tue hrst time our attention IN called
to the fact chat the citation published ~
this case upon a petition seeking 10 cs'
cheat property OF the estate Of IhomAs
stephens, decreased, summoned al persons
Interested In the estate OF Thomas
Stephenson, aud not Thomas stephens
A. the question thus raised IA one OF lurls
dictiun We cannot refuse 20 consider u be-
cause presented for the nrst time In the mo-
ton Tor a rehearlng. In order 10 CONFER on
the court the power 10 enter the escheat
Judgment the publication Of the prescribed
citation was ms essential as the nling VI me
petition D. $. Art. 1873; Wiederandera vs..
State % Texas. lS.
Hauu vs. state, - Texas, Coz,
stephens and stephenson being as distinct
the one from the other, as father ana son,
the assignment csChetlug the property ~
controversy az OF the estate of Thomas aeph
ems. deceased ON q citation by publication
10 persOns Interested la the estate OF Thomas
Stephenson deceased, must be reversed
The rehearing VIII therefore be granted
the Judgment reversed and the cause re-
mnnded for further proceedings w aecoru'
nnce with this conclusion ana those here
tofore nlol. which are stll adhered 10.
STEPHENS Associate Justice
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
The CITY Of stephenvllle appellant. vs. G.
N. OVERLY. appellee Appeal from county
court OF Erath county
nuTNunN

This a A proceeding 10 condemn land
for use as a street 90 an Incorporated city
under article AIS r. 8. - amended by me
not 81 July l3, 1881. The only question
Cheney of tie description OF the property
sought To be condemned Ia the condemnation
proceeding. Ia the application 70 the
county judge for the appointment OF com
mlssloners the land Is described as "a Poi.
lion on Race street tO.wit' about ~ feet
ou the west Side OF lOi No. lOi, block NO,
Gs. IN the city OF Stephenyllle, county oI
Erath and state OF Texas. In the report
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
CLUBBING OFFER.

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tSsisiislKFRs WORK
N 49, NO. April 20. The ey-
4 MAJ. Nepta te 40 Arge lta drove
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SAY HE HELD THE STAKES
San Antonio, Tex. April 20 Especial }
Lam Burnett. who n alleged wanted
N Houston Tor skipping with S2lOO
sfakes IA q foot race. which lac held ~
stakekQldeF.
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CORRECTED "UP-TO-DATE."

Please note this pont We don't merely cam that these
others out that there are no other Maps TO be had
that are equal TO them
These Maps printed fold
put up beautiful
destrictbe.
On The back Of each printed young CYCLIC
poda Information about the Sa telling
each Place Is found, and giving population.
These Maps 10 the
need an uhcrlcko home But
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PREMIUMS.

We viii give the premiums clubs land tho commits
this Offer that do regular subcrbe We make
this partly
OF "Aap Subscriber partly regular subscribers and there DO
difficulty calculating commissions This Map
viii help o. snborpIona
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"A NEW MOVE
-@AND--~-
Wonderful Offer

We have publishers nov style Of Maps
osuppy with Maps every
make wondeful o ourp people.
These Maps cheap Maps printed WORKOUT plates
are tho published their
they are the only plates in America which continually being
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Name

The Series includes a
The UNITED
Points
Also all OF Canada n wo Maps
Ontario and tho ~ w. Tcrritorio,
Quebec the PROVING
An Of uniform sizo style, with the
The changes make absolutely UpTo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
CIVIL COURT OF APPEALS.
Full Report Of Decisions Rendered by The
Court Tor the Second District
on MOTION FOR REHEARING

James IL. Ellis appellant, vs.. the state Of
Texas appellee From district court OF
Ilflfa fsnuufN
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maps the other day and il is hns map -
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Frx Idaho r.A 2, fSs

The Seattle Post-Intelligsncer Co, 80
attic, Wash.--Sirs; received the dou5ls
wall map . short time ago, and in good
condition. Am more than pleased WITH
it Ii is worth double the price. Yoan
truly. II. j.
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Editor Poss-In.eiligencer. Seattle wkA
Dear Sir: I have received The nsp I
the world, etc. and am pleased TO ssull
that I am thoroughly satisfied witA i
Yours truly. Wa
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Editor Poss-Intellisencer. Seattle. wszA
Dear Sir: / received your premium M
which gives Us great satisfaction. Ny uif
thinks i. is worth more than the papu
and map both cost. She In much dslishisI
with 1T Yours very respectfully. RR
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LANGLEY. Wash, March II, is8l
Post-1nteihgencer Publishing Co, s.
attic. Wssh.-Gents: / would say that |
am delighted with the map Ii came u
good order and is q daisy. A. b