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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-03-24

We eat too much and take too little outdoor
exercise. This IL the fault OF our modern civ
ilization. II Is claimed that Garfield lea, a
simple herb remedy, helps Nature to overcome
these abuseA
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-03-24

The oldest paper mill in California
is at Tay Marin County. 1t
was established ia 1858, aud is still in
successful operation.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-03-24

Some of the cranes now used in ar
IiilCry works VIII raise $50 t,m..
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-03-24
The Washington Memorial Association

An association las been formed in
Washington for the purpose of pre-
serving the most noteworthy houses
At the Capital that have been made
historic By the residence of the ma
lions greatest men, and also to suit
ably mark by tablet or otherwise the
houses and places that are Of chief in
tcre>t 10 residents and strangers. II
is called the Memorial Association and
was incorporated last year. Chief
Justice Fuller is president. Pitts
burg Dispatch.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-03-24

Grspsf or Stone In the BLADDER, and said that
i would never be any better until It was remov-
ed by a surgical operation. OH thought what
nextr Every one felt sad; l myself gave up, as
an operation seemed to us certain death.
NO USE FOR THE KNIFE!
shall never forget how timely the good
news OF your Swamp Root reached me. send
you by this same mail sample of the stone or
gravel that was hssoipsd and expelled by the
use OF your Swamp-RoOt. 1t must have
been as large as good size goose egg. am
now IN excellent health, as my photograph will
snow have done very hard summers work
ana leei as well to-day as ever did. | kept
right on using Swamp Root and 1t saved my
life If any one doubts my statement | win
iuIhish PROOF. LABoRNE BowERsMTTH,
Dec. 18th, 1892 MarysyilIo ohio
t1WAAn Guarantee-Lse contents OF One
Ma Bottle. II you not benefited Drug.
= Ia gd will refund to you the price paid
N "Invalids' Guide to HEALTHY and
NNO Consultation Free.
hSIH kSa Dr. Rllmer Co., BnghAmton, N. Y.
Hoo1 At Druggists, zoe. or eI.O0 Size.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-03-24
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.

SAE FRANCISCO. CT.
LOUISVILLE, III. NEW YORK, M
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
BATTLE LOOKED FOR.
Mexican Government Sends Troops 10 Exlerml-
naie the TemOchlos.

Albuquerque, n. NJ, April 15.-Telc-
graphic adyices We're received today by
an Albuquerque man who has interests
i'm that country that troops have just
been sent by the Mexican GOyernhn rnt
from Chihuahua 10 Temochic 10 eXter-
inmate the friends and sympathzers who
are emuauug their example aud seeking
to avenge the cowardly assassination of
the Spartan band of A2tecs In September
last 1t was the last known tribe Of the
Aztec race, aud their village, named
Temochic is situated about 100 miles
from Chihuahua in the direction of Guer
zero. The TemOChics We're very super
stitious and listened 20 the fanatic teach
ings Of Santa Teresa. who cOunseled dis
obedience 10 the law imposing heavy tax
alton. BY order of President Diaz troops
We're sent to subjugate the little band Of
The troops were decImated aud re.
pulsed They were re-enforced and made
the attack anew, determined this time on
aunilatiOn The brave warriors Of the
little tribe were literally wiped out OF
existence. They unbcred but thirty,
eight fighting men, and this little band,
fortified within the walls of their village,
slaughtered frlly 1000 Mexican soldiers
before the last one Of themselves sue
cumbed a. the rifle and the bayOnet. The
Mexican Government felt chagrined over
the horrible, htmman butchery and for
bade the newspapers Of the Republic 10
publish any Of the facts.
Then, as now, the noble defense Of
their homes made by the tribe called
forth applause and sympathy from the
natives of the surrounding country, who
have followed their example IN refusing
10 pay exhorbitar,t taxation aud are now
up In arms The battle will be q bloody
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
ALDERMEN CAUCUS.
EIGHT NUMBERS OF THE CITY
COUNCIL MEET
In Secret cauous-some OF the Secrets
Leak out and the Proceeding Not
as Harmonious as Might Have Been.

Ring rule IS established in Fort Worth
that is, IL will be established, N the work
OF the coucuses of eight members Of the
city council held Saturday morning and
yesterday afternoon prevails.
III is largely an independent or Third
party movement for with one exception
not a straight Democratic ward wa.
represented.
The call was issued by the independent
aldermen. and it recited as fact that
would warrant the caucus OF those in.
yited TO attend. that the up town or
North side aldermen. or the straight
Democratic ward. had held caucus
aud fixed UP slate.
The call had It's effect aud the eight
met at the store Of an alderman down
town, but at least one of the number
learned too late there was not the least
element of truth In The assertion that
the uptown aldermen had met in cau-
Gus.
There was also an attempt made 70
divide the Council on sectional grounds,
the South side against North side, but
this failed, for there are eight South
side aldermen and the caucus eight were
five from the South side and three from
the North side
But when the caucus assembled things
Were not harmonious
Il The object was TO agree on q slate for
the y0rious positions that the council iii
by election, but one name only was
agreed 10 at the Saturday meeting. and
unless the rest OF the trading can be
carried out, even that agreement may not
stick.
An observing politician said last night
that there were some OF the men Ia the
caucus who would kick over the traces
as soon us they learned that the whole
thing was being manipulated by or I'm the
interest Of the Third party or independent
movement for those who are the leaders
are credited with being prospective can
didates for Mayor next year.
1t Is another remarkable thing that this
Is the first time a caucus of u part of the
city council has been held, since the
old dark lantern days ended in Demo
cratic supremacy
il was expected the election of the city
physician, street commissioners city Judge
superintendent OF waterwOrks ct al.
would take place at the council meeting
tomorrow night, but the caucus decided
To postpone for a week because of the
expected absence of some of the caucus.
ers
Now II Is 20 be seen II Fort Worth is
10 have ring" and how long that ring
will last after the Offices are parcelled
out
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17

IAIe trees about and little frame
pWll ON n gently swelling knoll
w " the homestead will be fit
NIUE huth as q charming play
time the mansion was built.
IN s IN the last century, The brick
INDUSTRY of the new world was
ped aud the bricks 10 DO used
'NstVhcuon had TO be brought from
in those days the sloops I'm,
lnelr freight along where the
I,reet wharves are now located,
'luE materials were loaded upon
oA carts TO be carried across the
,Milhy miles to their destination.
mug about the house. from the
,3ue eupola on the roof 10 the old
~ entrance way below and tho
olu oaks scattered about the
suggests the antique. A long
,,slrlase way leads up TO the
'4hce, and ascending four on
lpe visitor finds himself on a
lcn rom which a low old fash
lor leads into the corridor. I'm.
10 the left Of the door as Won
nlght OF stairs 30 the next floor
double arch at the foot of the
,elelehted with frctwork. one OF
Y forming what might be called
~ 10 the staircase. and the other
observatory. ' '"'"'e
THOR Is six feet wide by fifteen
eud through n door directly
I, ~ the main entrance can BE
'0'uoh Of the large, comfortable
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
oIxoN,s HuNT.
The Famous Baptist Preacher Pays Dearly
for PeWees.

New York April II, CCorrespondencc)
One bright summers morning less thau
q year ago the Rev. Thomas Dx1l. Ir.
weary OF lashing from the pulpit the
politicians of this town who riot aud
reYcl in corruption aud pluck the taxpay-
ers Of Gotham without eeaang sailed
forth for day of hunting and recreation.
lie left carking care behind and took
no thought as 70 the welfare Of The city
or AZ 20 the fate of The Civic League 10
his absence. His destination was the
wllds Of staten Island and he took with
him his faithful dog, his trusted gun and
his cOlored servant The latter carried
the gamebag 10 bring back the sp0ils
II proved % be a day OF rare sport and
untl the sun Ind begun 10 einE behind
the smoke clouds from Ne nnnberless 81
uetpenes on The western edge ~ Arthur
klll the clerical Nimrod, with bis dog
aHd serrnnt fftnrcH over ille breezy np.
imHs ol siafs Island. nnd b9pged nNay
az tle hosts ~ 4aail bids That lnyrd.
naticj ucffci and reared their hrO0ds M
the dPnee thirkefs thai cover the hills
back ~ New Dorp and Clifton When
the hunter turned bie foOfstcpa h0meWard
fpriy-fix birds were Ia the gaineba9. he
ssgyaats egs Weze bowed from the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17

burden Of carrying them. and the tired
dogs tongue hung out Ike yard of
red flannel.
Al this moment long.limbed son Of
Beliul, q Staten Island game constable,
met the Rev. Mr.. Dixon's party and peer
ing into the bag his eyes buleed like
small Japanese suuccrs, He forthwith
arrested Mr. Dixon and the mcgee. seized
the tired dog aud the beautiful double
barrelled gun of the best London wire
twist, and marched his prisoners before
a nelghbOrng magistrate Then he sol
emuly accused the Roy Mr.. Dixon Of
committing 4 misdemeanor In killing
Richmond county song-bids unawfully,
and the hintyhcartcd magistrate fined
the prisoner 500 and coufscated bis
gun and dog. The servant was allowed
to depart free thus disproYing the old
saying:
Poor niger! Eat dc WINS aud wear de
wils
lay down las and cit up fus."
The Rev. Mr. Dixon protested that the
slain birds were robins and therefore not
song birds. But his plea ayolled him not
lie had 20 pay his fine. Worse was 10
como Suit was brought against bin for
Sll50, being the legal penalty Of SO
each for "killink fOrtyhve robins and one
pcewee the property of the State OF
New York as the uverment read This
hh 700 mutu. DIT. iJiAOh hlfed "a lawyer
aud tried 10 fight the case Va the courts.
But the Phlhstues were too powerful,
aud IN Iammnny Hall no needed that ne,
fnge Of the oppressed lawbreaker, a
good workable pull" warranted to III
any case. wink from Tammnny would
have been as good AZ a nod TO tho Stnten
Island powers but the wink was not Ia
be had. Today the State Fish aud Game
Commission was informed that ia com
ael had accepted compromise in tho
case against Mr. Dixon, and the clergy.
man WAS iet on with the payment Of 500
aud $3.50 costs. This does not include
the fees Of Mr. Dirop's attorney ln trying
for some time 70 prove that robins and
peewees are not sOngblrds No promlsa
was exacted from MIR. Dixon that he
should retain from hunting again on Sta.
ten Island. bat the high price Of Deewees.
Il Is thought may restrain him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS,
ARLINGTON INN.

Samuel Trcusdcrf. Cincinnati; G Dav,
Border Rus; Leo Rosonthal Memphis.
Tenn; George n0lshelmcr, Monphis.A w
kos'nfcld, Auanta w X Daggttt, iowa;
Fort W0rth;W n Harris, Walker Kan
sas Cityi Il A Barner Fort Worth. A M
lirition, Vernon, Tex; Ed Mccormick Oma-
hA; j y Hatch; n A Orl0pp, q n DAshwOnd
nnd wife; Mlsss Blanche Shrub: z Dodge.
Kansas CITY; y NJ Washer aud wife, Jncob
Washer Lem Gross, Fort Worth: N ~
Lynch, y N stanton Boston; n T. Shelton
Boston; Il Riley; Geo g. Swaaey New orr
= 4 Glberson Chicago; q 4 smith. n n
Baldwin, Boston; BcrtOn q Woltmore. Bos-
ton; Mrs Willow. Fort Worth
plCkWICK.
ID Klein ana wife, Denver; Chas Davis
III Paso James Joffrles semslaha; Roby
i Henson, Chicago WIN Huntcr, alty; q
y liatcman. Eddy N NJ; w II Worshain.
Henrietta; Mrs W NJ Feagle. Decatur; s.
!. Wlhnrn, Chicago; 8 u Street aid sol.
Graham, Tex 70 simpson. Richmore: w
Is Mcdowell, city; 81 l. Crawford. Dallas:
NJ ) Stakes, New York Dan j. Cole, TAs.
f9' ila IeH d16,ab PeR1h Ig9in t, M Em
II l. Jorcord, 81 Louis; II A Crane. Color
ado a j Levy, Quincy, llli w y HoHoy,
a y Pune Sunset Tex; J w sutton, Toyah
- - - sEseYAri29ger Qpanahi y Dickson, Chi
and wife, Mrs Lou Hart Colorado. Tex:
a Y Israel Lhicng0i SANDY llOley, III u
iionm2hinr Chicago; o Il Menlfee Denlsou.
Mrs NJ w Atkins, Apsay, Col Mrs George
4 Jackson Auray, Col; p J Colley, Quanah
Geo w Colarl, New York Charles liloh
ards, Kansas City; Paul Naples, ciiy; Rolf
a wall. ROwir; y j Sohafe, Minneapolis
u u Peters Arlington, w NJ fcagle Aus
iini 5 Il McllhQny, Houston Geo Wllkins.
Dallas, Tex John II Grlnin, Itaska. b w
brown ltnska: smith, city; ny ID Dds.
XIII Ahd SON. spenihsh, u.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
REDFORD LOCALS.

Crops are looking wen here since the
rain. The fruit is especially promising,
The North Tarrant Singing association
met a. Center Point Saturday. The at
tendance was very large and the singing
by all classes was good. The uext meet
ing will be &C Grapevine.
The school 20 Pleasant Run closed last
Thursday with an exhibition Thursday
and Friday nights. Immense crowds at
tended both nights and the exercises
were highly pleasing
g. l.. Clark, an old resident Of this
place but TOW OF Dallas county, was
visiting friends here last Wednesday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
IN THE CITY,
rHn KNIGHrs on rYTHIAs.

Yesterday by the south-bound Katy
about sixty or .sixty.hye knights OF
Grand lodge meets Tuesday. Several
members Of the Uniform Rank division
had left by the morning trains and others
went by the Santa J'e and others win
20 today.
Many members Of the order from the
Panhandle, the Trnnscontineuial and
from Western Texas came im yester-
day and left by the south-bOund train.
Today many more may be expected for
those leaving by todays trains viii get
10 San Antonio Ia time for the opening
Of the Grand lodge. II q, m, Tuesday.
The uniform division took a mess chest
and all che camp outfit, other than tents,
needn't for comfort
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17

bone. First it a. situated within
miles Of the White House. Thus.
be leaves his country house in the
Dr. Mr. Cleveland can reach the eX-
u mansion In the city within TWEEN
4 minutes II il is necessary.
Md "Belyoir' is only short dis.
from Red Top. the pretty place
n Mr.. Cleveland purchased during
'fmer administration and where he
tuch pleasNnt surroundings. This
N abounds In squirrels. aud when
sident lived at "Red Top" one Of
FOrite pastimus was TO 10 squirrel
NJ in the adjacent woods, accom-.
+ by one or two friends.
fTRY AIR FOR MISS RUTH.
third reason, and the one which
De most % do with the selection Of
tate. was little Miss Cleveland
A The president and Mrs. Cleve-
bad visited nearly every portion
fgrbau Washington looking for a
PIE house. having always in view
@nfort and welfare Of their little
Ier Ruth More of the places Wis.
Ias found 10 possess the extensive
4 awl hcalthful atmosphere Which
esired for Ruth There are plen-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
N0ncE

ONCE OF the Missouri Kansas and Texas
Railway Company ot Texas
Denis0n, Tex, April TO- 1898.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Missouri
Kansas and Texas Railway Ompuuy Of Tex.
az WIN be- held at the public office ~ said
company I'm the city of DCnson, Grnyoon
county Tea, ON Thursday, the 18th day OF
May 1893. 40 II o'clock a. M. Tor tie cleo.
tlou Of u board OF nlno directors OF said
company ana FOR the transaction OF such
other business az may be brought before the
Stockholders mcetlug
j. T.. MERRILL, Secretary
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
KEIII1R NoTEs.

The rain storm OF last week did not
fan on Keller. Wheat IA the vicinity Is
being Injured, but a rain ten or twelve
DAYS hence will insure "a fair crop.
A Keller delegation attended the
county singing school at Centre Point,
ana the young people Of Keller are MAX
ing musical progress under the encOpr-
aging influences Of Mcsdnmes H0yeu-
kamD and Hobbs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
Personal.

d. Bawdor Of Quanah Ia circulating
among his Fort Worth friends.
q. H. Pierson, editor of the Henrietta
Chieftoin, made a pleasant call at The
Gazette Office
Il. Jones of Charlotte. ~ c.. travelling
for n new jewelry house, who has been
IN the city several days, left yesterday
BY n vote, practically unanimous
Fort Worth Lodge 80. 14S. A. r.. and A.
NJ. decided 10 change the meeting nights
from Saturday to Monday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
GREENS PETITION.

Galveston, Tex, April 15.-(speciai) =
~ n Hieen; son Of multi.miilionaire
MIS-, iietiy Green, who purchased the
Waa1 fud Northwestern railway nj eale
made by mostfr cpmujssione-, under a
itfrpe W one court ~ Waco. Deceniber
~ 1892 hna flied lengthy petition al
United States rireiht court here, praying
10 have ne sale abtnanted. nnd fbaf
az Ne abs0lfel frolil he purchase. ana
thai Ms deio.lt 81 $4,000 on the day
Of sale be relurned " hin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
L. ,be cIevelands Will Live
During Hot Weather
Ious FORMER OCCUPANTS,
uome OF Many Prssidents-- Built
,ont ,ho BerinnlnE Of This Century
py ono Of the Distinguished
Key Family.

abingdon. April 15.--The summer
~ President and Mrs cleveland
bobv Ruth has been selected. About
bldile of May the summer Mile
y Min be established In the historic
.,ension known as the Middleton
ON Woodlcy Lane road. The sur
NO grounds comprise about forty
Icres Of the most beautifully wooded
Ite be- found about the suburbs Of
binrton. The estate originally con
II iO1 acres and was known as BEL
President Cleyelaud,lt ~ said. Is
ns that it should retain ih, name
\ tbe four years for which he has
n Il. ard during the summer months
|rst LADY, of the land will write her
ON note paper bearing at the top
inscription "Belyoir Woodley Lane,
Do principal reasons induced the
bent TO select this spot as a sum
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
once OF Comptroller OF the Currency

Nntt VI NoWptloNer OF Ahc currency
Washington. Feb O, is03,
Whefcaa by satisfactory evidence pre-
eented 10 the undersigned. IL has been made
10 appear that "rhe American National bank
or Hort WORTH In the city OF Fort worth,
W tho county OF Inrrant ana state OF
fcykh, has complied with all the provisions
or the statutes or tho United States, re-
Quired 70 bo complied with before an asqo-
business OF banking.
Now therefore, T. Alonzo BARTON Hep.
by certify that "'rhe American National
bank OF Fort Worth" In tho city OF Fort
Worth In the county or Tarrnnt, and state
business OF banking as provided IN ucction
hl00O OF the revised statutes Of tho United
Stnteg
Ia testimony whereof, witness my hand
and seal OF otlco this 9th day OF February
1893.
lScall A. n, HEPBURN
No 4Sis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
A BRIGHT BOY DEAD.

BY q letter from the bereayed father,
u. Atchison, information il conveyed 20
The Gazette that the specin from HOus-
ton. published ia The Gazette on the
18th inst, reporting the drowning Of a
boy. related TO the 9-ycar-old son of Mr.
Atchlson, who was formerly fou
Worth travelling man, who had worked
for Is. q. Evans and the Martin Brown
companies
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
INSURANCE. No TIcE

We the undersigned IRE Insurance agents
Of Fort Worth. give notice 10 the public,
that ON and after May !. 1923. we Will not
Issue policies tu nny one except upuu the
payment Of the premium I'm cash.
signed j. y, Llttloiohn, Zain Cetti Grain
y Harrison, Swayne Allen ana Goodcll. ".
70, FOsdick. James w Swayne, Ben q.
Smith Y. y, Wright, Van Znndt &lngram
aud ~ a. Furmnn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
BELL COUNTY TEACHERs

Bolton, Tex, April 1G.-iS Special )-The
Bell County Teachers association ad.
iourned last night 10 meet ut
Temple on this third Fri.
day of October. The following officers
Were elected: &. III. Wedemyer Bel.
ton, president; H. b. Smith, Troy, vice.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17

INN, With three windows ex.
+. N or,, ene ho0r 10 he eeiline
i psn ont 10 a long comfertahIs
,rs, Ky rear Of che house This
NJ s nm ideal view ~ wv
|4ers wv q. q clear day Ma po.
There a 'Ai,sS down Is distinctly
\ end s.., Az antique fireplace A
fful de sIs.afeissi BY a martel piece
kei fse,s Tue music room ,.,,n
'''n The drawing room , 'a as
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17

Fort Worth has been designated by
Brgadier-General w. w Buster az
headquarters for the Eighth Brl-
gade United Confederate Veterans.
There Is displayed in the windows OF
A. y l.. August another Of the new
courthouse designs, another on the front
perspective of Blitz q Aliens design.
Baggagnaster johnson Of the Union
depot was the man who was held up hy
two negroes Saturday night They took
about $50 in cash and his hat and coat
Three physicians report the advent Of
seven babies In this city Dol the last
iorty-cight hours. II the other doctors
of Fort Worth can make ms good re-
ports this Is the best kind OF an immi-
grafton movement
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
PASTURE ron wrNr

PASTURE FOR 5000 CATTLE IN SWISH.
~ county known as the 1hle pasture on
the plains, In easy repch OF Amarillo. good
beef pasture with winter privileges n 70.
quircd. Apply To
ARTHUR J. TIsDALI4 Manager.
plodtro peN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17

president; Jacob van Halteren. Youngs-
port, secretary; w. q. lIabhert Bolton,
corresponding secretary; Miss Fannie Il,
Tomas, Temple, treasurer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
d cARD OF THANKs

/ am instructed % give voice 70 the
heartfelt thanks OF the Associated Chari-
lies 10 Manager Greenwall for donating
lie use Of the opera house for the entes-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
ANOTHER CHURCH.
Hubbard City win Soon Have -Four to Her
Credit.

Hubbard City, Tex, April 15-(SpeciaD
1.-The building committee Of the Chris
tian church here today awarded the CON
tract 10 w j. Walters 60 build them a
church house 10 cost. exclusive OF furDl-
ture 5000 This makes the fourth nice
church building erected Ia Hubbard CITY
within the last two years, neither one
costing less than $500, and are showes
modern structures All except the last
named are paid for. Can any other
town Ia the stste Of Hubbard City 5
axe make 4 better shoWingf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17

tanning exhibition Of the Singing Flow
ers last week
1t is very cheering 20 receive aid and
comfort from largo-hearted individuals of
the s,erner spX, In our labors Of love for
suffering humanity.
lie that giyeth 10 the poor lendcth
TO the Lord MRS. j. y. JARVIS.
President
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17
The Purchasing Powers Of 4 Dollar
FULLY EXPLAINED.

The best Laundered White Shirt In the world plaited
plain and open back open front sizes to 49, can be
had from us for Dollar
The best Mems Balbriggan Underwear be had from
US for Dollar a Suit Sizes "a to as
The best Foreign Hosiery fast blacks browns ans and
British can be had from us pair for a Dollar
The best Laundered Neglgee Shirt in all the various
new colors sizes ID to lS can be had from Dollar
We sell pure Linen Sply Collars for Dollar in all
the various shapes
Dollar will buy two French Percale or Cheyiot
MOTHERS FRIEND Children's Waists
The best Mems Straw Hat in Fort Worth can be
bought from us for Dollar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-17

Tn" Elegant CLOCK Oak Or Walnut with Calendar Thermometer arome
ter win ship receipt good for thirty DAYS
Order az once f. A. BOERNER LeNeer. Fort Worth Icy