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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-03-03
7Lcvs OF 4 souAW.


Tender Affection for Doctor.
When Spotted Tail, tho noted chief, was
In tho height Of hie glory at the head of n
largo band in Dakota, and before lie met
his death at the hands OF rival chief, his
hopes and affections wero conferred in u
young daughter, whom rumorcredits with
having been remarkably handsome girl
The daughter of Chief Spotted Tail was
the leader OF the Indian women OF her
tribe. and her heart and hand were sought
by all the young braves far and near, hut
she refused them ALL and through his great
affection for her her father allowed her to
have her own way. Like many of her
white sisters the beautiful Indian princess
bestowed her love unnsked and unwel-
coined. The object of her heart and soul
WAS white medicine man, doctor who
lived with his wife and family in a neigh
boring village, md who had been sum
moned by Spotted Iailto attend his daugh-
ter, who was stricken with that hopeless
malady dy--consumptiun.
She wonld follow the doctor from her
tepee to his house, and from his house to
any place he might 90, She refused to be-
lieve that he was beyond her reach, and
like . faithful dog she was at his heels
upon every opportunity ESpostulations
and remonstranees from her friends and
the doctor were useless Arrest and con
hnement had no effect upon her, for as
soon as released she would drag herself to
the house of the white medicine man,
where she would sit from night till morn
ing, chanting weird Indian tales of loyo
until removed by force The doctor re
fused TO come again to the lodge OF Spotted
Tail, and the chief WINS broken hearted
over the condition of his daughter. The
dread disease made terrible progress upon
the unhappy girl, and one morning her
dead body was found on the road leading
to the doctors home
The death of his daughter made won
derful change in Spotted Tails character.
From good and peaceable Indian he be-
came Quarrelsohis and turbulent, which
was the direct cause that led TO his death,
There grew up rivalry for supremacy in
his tribe between himself and Great Elk,
and it soon reached that point where ehch
threatened 10 shoot the other on sight.
The two chieftains met one day, and, Great
Elk being the quicker of the two, Spotted
Tails spirit took its flight to the happy
hunting grounds.
The famous trial Of Great Elk Il familiar
to many newspaper readers. His own
people tried himefor murder, aud he was
fined n lar1oe number Of nonies which he
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

PAcKERY POINTERS.
NEW AND IMPROVED MACHINERY
PURCHASED AT CHICAGO.
Al the Buildings, Including he Holol, Being
Cleaned, Painted and ReuOvalsd-It.
creased Street Car Facilities.

II. c. TilinEbast, superintendent OF
the paekcry, writes from Chicago that he
Is husily engaged in purchasing and get
rng ready for shipment the machinery
for the plant.
For the past week he has boon investi-
eating new patent hog-scrapen which.
1t Is claimed, will be great labor-say-
ing machine. In the pig.stlcking estab-
lishments hogs when coming from the
scalding watts are strung up by their
land feet, and come to the srrapcrs
hanging on au even runway, and many
hands are necessary TO properly attend
to this feature Of the packing process
The new machine which is now being eH-
permented with, operates with the hot.s
lying on sort Of endless chain arrrange-
ment, and as they pass given point,
the machine scrapes them thoroughly,
requiring the service Of but one man.
II is said that the continuance is sue
cess, aud viii scrapc the hristles otf
roaster as well rs l00-pound Berk.
shire
Mr. Tillinghast will bring his foremen
aud superintendents Of the various de
partments from Chicago.
These men will. of course, be skilled
and experienced workers, who have been
Ia the business for years In the great
packing houses of Chicago and vicinl.
ty II Is not known how much of a torrc
viii be required but It is quite certain
that many of the unemployed and will
lug lahorrrs of Fort Worth will ind EN-.
ployment when Mr.. Tllinghsst arrives
here. The gentleman Is expected early
next week.
The work Of cleaning up in and about
the building continues, aud the renOya
ton has included the hotel. An the old
bedding found in the building has been
burned, and the carpenters and painters
are ugragcd ia putting the establishment
Ia hrst-cass condition
The North side City Railway com
pany has completed the contemplated
improvements in their track preparatory
10 increasing the facilities for reaching
the yards West OF the wagon bridge IN
the bottoms the track has all been rails
ed and graded, new rails have been laid
where necessary, and the entire track
south of the head Of Main street is to be-
put in good condition,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by mofe promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is duo to lis presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; eioctuslly cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently caring constipation.
II has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because IL acts ON the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak.
ening them and Il is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but il is man
ufaotured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute If offered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
THE COURTS.

In the Seventeenth district court, the
case of CNrlock X Powell vs.. the Dublin
Light and Power company went TO the
jury. A verdict is expected today.
IN the case OF w. Il Harper vs. Isaac
Foster. the legal questions al issue were
presented aud the case reset for trial
lp the Forty-eighth district court the
somewhat notorious and exceedingly sa-
laeious case of Burchard vs.. Wilson
still drags its weary length along.
Judge Harris in the Seventeenth dis.
trict court entered Judgment for the
plaintiff for S525S.,4 in the case Of l..
ID. Sayers vs.. w. u. Manchester.
County cOurt-rhe last will aud tesla.
ment of Mrs. Eliza Ann Stack was adj.
mitted to probate. The value of the
estate Is $4,000.
The will of Mrs. Sallna Lesser was
also prObated by Judge Johs0n The
estate is valued at $3.50.
Martha Rupert was TO be tried for IN.
sanity. but the unfortunate woman was
in such u wretohed condition as to rem
der it unsafe to bring her from the
jail.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

putting up a cemmoilaus two-starv Inns.
mess house. Foreign neonic a4e ..nsin.-
y, ", + party ha,,yinE just lcaic,i fran noI
XXI y, r. ". Sanderson nav has cin-
,rnl 81 me oonipnny's hrsncss nj PARK
hurst under whose executive abii;,, tbe
; pr,apany has prospercd for years PAST.
lhn gentleman has permanently loeatcd
~ h.n nsta :, and his efforts will 10 Of vast
mcnts have been perfected ~. a., ,,,,.,,.
son from Denver. Kansas CITY, lincoln.
omaha, Topeka and intermediate Paints
on the Rock Island to Paskhurst lune
n.y. "a I'm this occasion, hundreds Of nonicd
Fort Worth should bear in mind The iate
TO visit this city. '''ND'e '''ni
Mr.. Knox states he is making arrange
mehts 10 ship ear OF Texas fruits 10
Lincoln, Neb,, aud Il Inc eNperimant
proves satisfactory, the merchants 81
that city viii buy exclusively from Texas,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
JOHN GOT HIS GUN,


laurel Del. June i.ioln Donnie.
heretofore hard woTking negro. On
"Wednesday got drunk Going home biz
father remonsrated John got gun.
aud said De would leave for go,,d. HI
wife begged him to return. lie shot aud
morially wounded her. Ills mother up
braided him. WbcreupQn he tried Ia
kill her. bnf she escaped The father
IS years old. tried 20 Interfere, lie shui
him dead a deputy shrfiH STARRED in
pursuit. Dennis was orrrtal.rh nul
agreed 10 surrender but as be- approach,
ell She pos.e b. lifted hls alih MID fired.
killing The sheriff inqlui'y The pDssr
were 70 startled they allowed the negro
10 cscupc He y sill at large with iht
posse after him. He viii be yneheh II
captured
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
LITTLE ITEMS.

p
neorse - LOVING has disposed ol We
hLLlhyeslocN Journal to the Advance PuO-
ushihg company
Grand band concert tonight at Airing
ton Heights. The music by the new
hhhd VIII surely please you q.
The Sunday school scholars of the First
Baptist church enjoyed picnic al
Riyerside Yesterday affcrnoon
M -. MI, a,.'t, ~. ,..,
rue yynny iA ~, rluV nus returned
hioin hlie .tete tne Hleu'
ueIs were IVShliS eh'eI'hin'u'
While performing ON a horizontal bar
Yesterday, Porter True fell sustaining
Il ulHlOcalluu Oh tue ltll tlpoW'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
WAS 1T ATTEMPTED BLAcKAIALY

peculiar incident happened yesterday
70 u prominent cotton dealer Of this
c.ly' who related the circumstances of
that his name he withheld AZ the inter.
section of Rusk aud Weatherfurl streets
me gentleman was accoStel by a medium
sized woman, passihly good lonkng. who
asked that he take her TO her rooms On
houston. between Fourteenth aud Fiji.
ieehth streets. claiming she had taken a
lurgc dose OF cocaine aud was In a dnzpl
condition, not knowing which directinn
to go. Tho gentleman proved thut lie
was no fish" and declined TO 70 with
the woman, who finally found her way
70 Houston street chr. got aboard aud
disappeared, going south. 1t Is consid-
cred an attempted Matchmaking scheme.
aud the officers will investigate the mat.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
" FRUrrs III NERnAsKA.


1. Il !, AaoE, vice-president Of the Rock
n, .oNnsite company, came In yes
NON Pnrkhurst. the new town,
'p1lans into existence. He re-
n, W pace growing and men Of
A /, 4uhg there. The road will be
y tuesday next. and cars run
',i'. 'hs town on that date. Col. d.
~ aud Colonel Wilson. capitalists
"a. Neh., have arrived ut Park
-4a wall invest largely IN realty.
,ss ants'nen will be In Fort Worth
/. n ,he pniposc OF looking over The
\ ,haaih bobo has located a cotton
! ns s place and has lust added
|nt ~ st sty to the plant 10 the
fon " $500, which was purchased
"oflh The gentleman Is also
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
p FROM INJURIES RECEIVED.

lAH Bridges. the Texas and Pa
eouductor who was knocked on
ahoose az Rock creek bridge, Thurs.
norning died at his residence in this
yesterday morning, lie was a
~ If Ruby lodge. knights of Py-
4 and also of the q. H. g. He
"a family consisting Of wife and
children The funeral occurred
Ietlay afternoon from his residence
Hanger street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
an UNUSUAL HONOR.

a Miriam Nclke Is the recipient Of
" honor in her profession. She has
s9SSlHe'l word from Edgar $, Wer-
" New York, chairman Of the com
WA program, that she has been APP
20 read paper on a
N, allir to her art at the
gt'llsls congress. to he held
\, diAgp Che latter part Of the present
N lhe fact that il is customary
'''st only Percentages Of renown for
,Ssi,syn,lons adds much lustrp to fhe
sseippept. Thomas Nelson PAGE, Al
ny ,si2n' and others equally famous,
Terss " the proceedings with the
''Aas representative.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

\ Two pumps of the old waterworks
In wara yesterday closed down,
Iihe new pump did the service. and
b in good shape, said member of
watprworks TO II reporter
pressure was between 95 and leo
As, which is considered Il fair do
lr pressure. Tie test will not be
now before next week. hut expert
/. ihhs fur made are OF u satIsinc-
nsinre, aud indicate no trouble
iafer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

london. June 2. -Adyices from Corea
state that piacards are posted ilir0nsngl!
zeoul the capital, that warn Iorflshess ' i.,l
unless they leave the country uhe e'ie"N'
Will rise aud XII them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
IN THE CITY.
,o,. ricKrss' CASE
pl.mls.ed In tho nemphili
'r'' caunty Matter.

Il r,,.r- DI'missed N th' hsmph'''
' ceunty Matter.
i rickcns, superintendent oil inc
1s',A bnnding. the particulars of
Il nfnni'ia,. mt for alleged bribery in
4 ~ ~ ~. contracts for the building
W. Y N county courthouse nt Cnn-
u Henpslnir endy received considerable
Esa na'1 inst received the follow
,ldv, ~. which explains itself:
4. d1iial'nT May %, 1893
~ ,rexns vs.. $. y. Pickens.
Ny catno on 10 be heard the
kIos "a ,enieut and motion of the
tTlih ,,cyney. filed herein. asking per-
/lies AZ court to dismiss this Grim
sp- y. for the following reasons,
ss gh., thr ease has been carried
h q. lseLcf for two years with the
" ea,siuing legal and sufficient evil
n v snstnin conviction without
M Ma, thr state has continued this
~ wv avsry Instance with the hope Qf
more evidence, but 50 IA the
/. H. failed In toto, and Stands IN
~ soiay with no hope of
~ ale TO succeed in obtain
.ng evidence sufficient TO
A conviction. Wherefore ne
their Is no evidence In the
IA Il hns cost the state large sums
NV IA carry this case up 10 date.
6,,tber carry the same is a use
M ri imbecility at great cost
N Sate. After two years trying 70
y, evidence the state has failed.
lsoye OF your honor to dismiss
1, nom this docket, because there IS
iis N which. having been heard
Z sonri the court is satisfied that the
~, ~ stated arc good and sufficient
,stbori7c such dismissal
II, 4 therefore considered ordered
n ,5indeel that this criminal action
"A M same is dismissed, and that
Iasssjant, ). n. pickens, be dis
"a and go hence without delay.
4 size Of Texas, County Of Hemp
n Hopkins. clerk of the district
AZ Homphill county, Texas, do
d certify that the foregoing Is true
,.srect copy of the original judg-
h, II he district court In cause No.
" STATE OF Texas VS.. $. y. Pickens.
n record in the minutes OF the DIS
4, corrt OF llemphill county, Texas,
|elao,e I, pages ~ and ~.
I'M undpr my hand aud seal of office
|r,ralan, Texas, this Slst dny OF
iS13 j. II. HOPKINS,
District court of Hemphill county.
S1p
In 9 o'clock dinner at the Arlington
-. l.s afaWH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

denton -rrs Emo -ifpaclnl.ll4ff & re-
f.lrild harc iifi itis arefupn thai STU
Mh,4.iff wns. shot M he lefi hHnast b.
va SIal.siffry a. SHncffl ln fiia flurft
The shooiiuE T. ,ihinri ~ b. ac, ifenfai
Nleclsg . 10 Z daisrisei vA44,i1li.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

First National hank of Decatur vs. Pres
ton Ngtlonal hank, FROM Second supreme
TIL Tie statute provides that when
there Is a defect o. subsistence or
form in any qppeh or writ o. error bond or
feet the court mas allow The same 70 be
amended 10y Ming lu aull curt or tlNn Apr
peals new bond on such terms No. he
court may prescribe 1eneral laws lo'-'
page n section ID
THIS cause IL one transferred hy this couri
10 the court N clril appeals under tue fourth
section Of The act Of April l1 lHl2 Gcn,ul
I.nws rage - II was dismissed 10 ihm
cont ON the ground that the appohl bond
WAS not made payahle 70 ~ parsons gh-
the c0nrt 81 civil appeals certits Co ms
court the following qucrtqu. Us tho Hiui
q cril appeals einiewtrel ~ .hll .rruei
10 10 permit the bling ~ now nppeil
bond curlng the defects SGT out under the
cr'unaiauecs aud faces herclnheiprs
stately
Of the legislature to MAKE the sfntufe ia
question applicable 10 such cltees a. were
rsinlred, AFTER ~ phsnge. in hr trans
ferrsd from this 30 court ~ cFil HpiTii-
~ well as to casos IN which appeals or
wrlts ~ error might BE- directly Monriu
before these cnurir after ihi'ir organisation
Nor 40 we see any constitutional objection
~ diving eject H. the statute 10 nny Ease
10 Witch under Tie law applicable a. a.
tho rlcht TO prosecute viii 81 error was
not harrsl; fnr. " the giving 81 the hlne
required by The statute be deemed n natter
an which ihr Jurisdiction 81 the court DE.
tseudad ihe law would MOI be- unrnnsiifn.
iional In that " permitted the appeal 10
H. prosecuted under The new hnud n the
same praetieal result might hagr llfen nc
onfnuiishad nj the time The statute was
enacted through writ n effof. r. however,
Nd tie fime the statute wis ciiaried the
right 10 have the judgment viewed % na-
manner hs1 been lost hy lapse 81 lime.
then the legislature could uof revive that
rirht frAylbr W. Duncan. iiaiiam lif.
when undfr ihn statute paIiies are psT
faifteJ in me n new hnud through which
Inc flElfr " parties adversely Interested.
Inn H. whom ihe fbfiuer bud wac nni made
NAV he aif-ried the orieF allowing this To-
H. dau- sh0nid ndlg Vr0terf The rights Of
snsl pafiies ~ feu.rlpe npilce 10 b. given
10 iham. THIS opinion Will We crriiiiri r.
iiir court ~ ovil anpeals FINN which ihe
certificate came. opinion by Singfou. q J.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
COMING MARRIAGE.

Cards are out announcing the coming
marriage of Eugene Hammond Crowtns
and Miss Judith utley, at St. paul's
Episcopal church, Waco, June IL. 1893.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Crowdus will be at home
TO their friends after Sept IA, 1893, at
the Windsor Hotel, Dallas.
brand band concert tonight at Airing.
ton Heights. The music by the new
band Will surely please yOu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

Austin, Tex. June p Special Tho su
prcmc, court handed down the following opin'
ihe 81. Louis Southwestern Railway cou.
pauy vs.. Kay. from Fist supreme judicial
district.
The question certncd 10. "whethcr Art.
go OF the Revised STATUTES T. repealed ny
the net u April 2, 1881, which amends ar
ticlr 1921.
The original article 422I prcscrihes no
penalty for the refusal or failure 10 trans
port aud deliver either passengers or goods.
The manifest purpose Of the amendment
was TO provide II punishment. The old nnd
new articles are tile same down ia ihr
NJ property etc" Article ~ relates 10
common curriers' IN general aud article l22I
To railroad corporations. II article l22l re.
pehls article 2iN, II 4 repeal ly implicit
lion such rcpculs are not favored.
Tile question NJ repeal, like every Other
question urlsing upon The conslrnciion " o
statute. must hr solved By determining us
ncnr ns may be the intput Of the legislature.
In this ease there i no necessary incou-ist-
ency OK rrpugnHncr between the Two stat
utps The penalty prescribed 10y the latter
might have been intended to be cumulative.
or the intent might have been 10 afurd
shippers by railroad an election between
two penalties. IN Rogers VIZ. Walters, s
statute revising the subject matter of for
mcr one aud evidently Intended ns Huhstl-
tute Tor n, although u contains no express
words to that eject must operate 70 repeal
the former to the extent to which lis nru.
visions are revised mud supplied So. though
a subsequent statute b. NOT rupuguuut I'm
lis provisions To fprmcf one. vet n II WIS
clearly Intended 10 prescribe the only rules
which should govern, Il r'lieAs tue prior
statute
As we continue article lN7 aud amended
article i221 each prescrlhcs q penalty lur
the same act; tlic former however being
applicable tu an carriers AMI the latter 10
rnilrnnd companies unlr. md We ihnk II
unreasonable 10 suppose that ~ 10 the lar.
ter It was Intended not only TO provide
new penalty. but also 10 leave them Hnl1cri
10 that which had been formerly prescribed.
ON The contrary we are Of the opinion thai
the Intention was tn make u distinction W
10 railroad companies and 10 aiilx nunlsh.
incnt for thelr misconduct ~ the particulars
provided Tor less arbitrary In It's nature
and better adjusted to the wrong which
was sought to lee repfessed Instead of pro
yidinr an arbitrary penalty OF not less than
makes IL prnportlonatc 10 The Injury IN
iiicied. II sccins TO us that the latter stat
MO was intended 20 cover the Wliplr field as
TO railroad companies aud On lay down tue
only rule for u recovery against them Tor
the particular wrongs y points out W"
think article 20 IN 20 far ns y relates 70
rnilrond corporations, is repealed 10y amend
cd article 4227, hut that the former law re-
malns IN force ns to other carriers. opinion
by Gaines A. j.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

o.t,os,o, Toy lone i.--(speclall Local
,,.e,,nsf s"r Texas sast Of the ltlth me.
r,,iisn for twenty.four hours, ending y
O'clock midnight. June 2: Probably sea,.
tered showers; slight changes IN leinpr'''
ture
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
MUSIC AT THE HEIGHTS.

The second open air concert will be
gwen tonight at Arlington Heights,
Following is the program:
Nio.,I '.'''''.......s. .Sousn
1,ts 800 ..............t Claus
Vullyettc, grand selection .Audran
!, aitz .;..,.:......... Keller
Iornet solo Washington Guards"
n .ss. ....-....-..... Miller
boccaclo, grand selection. $500. Suppe
Gs'elNu' ..s.,, .lupley
NM nold. .............. Herman
M,vlley '...t..,....,...... Coffin
ctnngo'eS OF l'enzance'. Sullivan
Galop Observation-Disclosures, Marie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
woopMEN, ATTENTION.

Al are hereby requested to meet
n Kan az $50 o'clock next Mon
morning. June .. and bring your
rs 10 tic hail. where u wagon will
4 Waiting to haul them to the pic
r,ands Just above the Arlington
N. bridge on the Clear Fork. The
II. Of those who desire TO 70 out
N street cars will meet At the cor
Il Houston and Seventh streets.
iAe- members will form a line of
u ffom the hall to the street cars
Houston aud Seventh streets. by
4 of the committees.
7 c. II. CRARrKEE. ChnirmAn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

Hugh II. Lewis will repair yQur gaso-
line stoves and refrlgerators. 1913 MAin
street. Telephone JUG.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
Do YOU WANT A HOME?
lfso, you can secure one at
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS

You can have built just such residence as
you want and pay for same in monthly install
ments in amounts equal to ordinary rent This
company will only offer these liberal terms for
q limited time. All who wish to secure for
themselves pleasant homes and avoid throwing
away money for rent should call at our office
and obtain full particulars
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS has all the con-
veniences OF the city Independent waterworks,
electric light plant, and the best equipped cleo
trio railway in Texas 1t is $50 feet above
Fort Worth, where the heat of the summer is
always tempered by cool brcezes, and is a most
delightful place ofresdence BY residing there
city taxes will be avoided. BY avaiing your
self of this opportunity you can own your home
and save the money paid for rent
1t is of the utmost Importance that every
citizen should be his own landlord.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

r0l,u,ar Eenfurty souseuir spoon rsp.
rf-enls' q racr-fflok z statute 0f MARY Al.
drraon aud 4 hairpi " WHISKY snfwinpd With
iulaetg leaves.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

Grand band concert tonight at Airing.
ton Heights The music by the new
band will surely please you.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

M G o'clock dinner at the Arlington
,eslghl aud remain TO hear the new
hpt5n Heights baud"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

Z c. II +. CRjH,,Bi'TrREE, Chairman.