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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
PENCIL PlCKINGS
IN THE CITY

Why don't yon swap that horse for a
heny icr uucY NOu can gut what you
want hy advertising for 1t In our swap
column.
Frnnk Prcuuss. Fort Worth aud Rio
Grnnde sWitchman had hiH anllc crushed
yesterday in The RIO Gruude yards while
coupling ears
"Why don't YOU Iet the girls do just
iiir same as tho menV Girls, you cam
There Is mo- Chinese wall around our
swap column
Rev n. g.. White, who ., leading the
revival at the First Methodist church.
will preach sermon tD mon only ON
Sunday afternoon at Is o'clock.
Nettc Aloshor, pupil of no. 3, was
crushed between the door ana inmb az
she was cnYnr school yesterday after
noon, the wind forcing the door against
her
The drop 10 the temperature yesterday
was 81. from " about noon noon
there was very much of an CnatcrlY
aayor In Tho chin wind. IL was one Of
the most disagreeable days we have had
this winter
The funeral Of the late VIM Kellogg,
under the auspices of Queen City Lodge.
so. ~, knights Of pytlias, was very
largely attended, Rcd Cross. No. ~,
aud Ruby, No. 03, Knights Of Pyihias.
aud Evergreen Lodge, q. II. O., part.o..
patlng.
Tho work Of laying tho foundations for
the new building. on the corner OF Sew
onth aud llusk streets, TO hp used nH q
temporary courthouse, has begun 'fhe
work win be- rushed, as the courts eK-
poet 10 occupy the new building by the
| hrst Of May.
Jim prchctt was arrested 10 The fore.
noon of yesterday by Officer Rushing,
| Oh the charge Of an aggravated assault
On Miss Amnndn Gliding at the honEe
/ of hcr sister. Mrs McIrHter. on Monroe
| county Authorities.
Al The entertainment % thc Ladies
! Aid of the United Sprliullstt held lhur-
| div night ticket No 10, in iho possess
/ SION oi y - Taylor draw the paintings
and ticket 80. ~ the toilet ret. Tbs
| holder of the latter has not ~. presented
& for redemption
The high wind Of yesterday afternoon
caused muiql disturbance ln ihe iifo
/ alarm system by forcing contacts Of ihN
| Gre alarm virus win lifG wires OF some
| XXI tbe electric companles The annoyance
kept np Oh the afternoon, but WIS Worse
about $40 than any other ime
City Marshal Maddox has d message
| from Weathnfford inlWuHhg him that
4 lot 81 knives that had been stolen ~
/ tbst plare were found anl on
so,ne IN the knives wns found
/ tbe brand ~ Cllgg a 60, 81
| Neatherford. who have been lately rob
bed.
Tho Union league, composed ~ tli'
gpworfh iengne al the First church -
| Psul. Mikcy memorial missouri aYeurs
! ana poytedhnic culleRc win hold 10
monthly meeting az Mieaouu Ayenu,
| Church Sunday afternoon nt 4 O'Clock
| a fall aitehdapee y desired and "a
pectrd
Doctofs II w. and O. s. William
of tho larre Wholesale drug house Of II
XII Wllllams a 90. left yesterday ~
Vow Orleans 10 place iheir import on
ders ~ druggists sunaadfieF, holidal
goods. notions, cicr ior ne next season
ibev Win ~ absent about q month ans
,siil aldo VISIT Ensierp novelty manu-
faeinrers % see ans selest the inteH
thipca IA tlit line. ln confederation q
M Immense business done by ihe N.Y.
iast efaean. IA nogelfieF. the orders WI
W. largely Increased
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
THE FOUNTAIN HEAD or
STRENGTH.

Whrn we rprulect that The stomach
Is tho grand laboratory Ia which food
~ transformed into the aecrchons which
furnish rigor 20 the system after on-
s ii snort the fountain head of strength
Il ~ essential 70 keep this important
supplying machine In order, and 20 no
store Il 10 activity when Il becomes In
ACTIVE This Hontettcrs stomach hit
tiers doen most ollectuAlly soasonnbly.
regulating ana mlnfprcing digestion, pro-
noting due action ~ che liver aud bow.
ols Strength and auiniude of tho nerves
depend IN great measure, upon thor
ough digestion There ~ no ncrvina
L0lle more highly esinemed by the med
icnl ffuternity than Che Blttcrs, Phyai.
cinits also strongly commend u Tor chlils
nnd ftyer, rheumalism, kidney aud hlnd-
der trouble hck hcudnchu. ilnd want Of
appetite aud sleep Take wincglass-
ful three times "a day,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
PERSONAL.

4 Russell. q merchant Of Mans
Eas IN the city yesterday purchas-
hll Of goods.
G Woldriee. the joyial Indian
A PLASTER man. Of New Brunswick,
) ln the city on one Of his peri
business trips
Sanders Of Grapevine came over
ali thriving little city yesterday
'g0ght a good-sized bin of merchan-
4 MQiilasscn, n prosperous mer-
" Roscoe, was among the visit
VA city yesterday.
arier, representing a New York
ame M yesterday.
Fowler came Ia from ALE TO re-
bis stock OF goods.
NJ Andrews Il back from n trip
Panhandle, and says that the
4 uook y excellent and cattle are
condition.
y A. Morse Of Hot Springs, Ark,
N daughter Miss Sophie, and lit
adson. Eddie Barriuger, are visit
~ N y. Brock. Gl6 Kentucky
who is q daughter of Mrs
Cobb Of Wichita Fails is at the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

miss an cmpioyo who "a not In tho elias,
siHrd own service. and put im ms place
u man or wumnn, rs the ease may be-
whom hp may recommend. Tho cabinet
con as IN. ncnry if not AN of these en-.
cmploycs are lilely To- hc dit missed, mud
desiring 90 rcudor personal lnNOr 10 the
uruihcr, removes Che uuplONc Wid APP.
points the FRIEND ul che momhpr in his
place The result is TINT whcu the new
spcrvtnry iakos churgo ho finds thnt what
litilo PATRONAGE hr lmd to hoN0W outside
ni tho clusFlnr1 soryier las hern stripped
sohemc has boon worked very cNtcn-
siycly this week. especially Ia the treas.
Jury department.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
SAVED MY Lie.
but for Coiloura. ucst nncters
Two yeara nils afe0.
Expended saH0 for cnticura ficmedienl
Inn fo-nny wei Man with
Smooth skin.

was af'lctnetwo wears With . dlscaae the
doctors called ringworrn. herpes. or salt fheuIni
doctors bits wprc SIPS ono told me would
h1E 80 SO en- 20 some hoAlinR springs 90 SCI
Wei, lraw your advertisement. end wrote 30
you ever yeefaca A young friend % mlno
was golny 10 New Orleans, la, nt the time, erd
lFcut by him 81 nrlnG me back some Of tna
tufi0UNA NtNHpiEs. lie bought Two boxes,
tuHCNRA, two cakes Cuuoufk SOAP,
nud one bottle CrnCrRA RrsoIvANr InaNt
thank God for your CUvlOtEA stNNrufae
coming 20 my Vlleif ife1 now today q we'll
mnni my neck. shoulders and arms are IS
smooth ~ they ever wore 4 have had good
health ever Since commenced 90 use the cur.
tUNA Nha ~HlNA I nin spreading thc fame u
'ttycryWhcrg 81, for tits Goa send 20 suffer-
ing humanity, N was the Ct11cuilA REMEDIES
which saved my lie I would have scratched
myself tQ death 4 haNr Quit using tho mcdi.
c nc now Cor ninr months aud no trace OF tho
disease has showed No nince
a. H. MARRY. Shenpaf0tOwn, Misa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
MFLRoY a. GILBERT.

New Orleans. La. March 3.-lSpfcal.l
-Mclslroy a Gilbert say
The sales 81 only COCO bales IN Liver
pooi Ills morning would seem % indicate
that sI4nners have not ~ strong bDpra
for q settlement ~ spectators apparently
enfeHain Judging from tie prompt M
eovpfy wbifh Liverpool made from ihe De-.
eiino 81 3D3d iliis morning
rutare Were CLOSE at about the same
price rs yesterday The same laok %
aat defuaaH n found 10 tllis market
bay after day goes by with Only nous
III sales, Tx total for today being
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

iQFe, March 3. Five children
'.atlocated az 3 o'clock this morn
W.. w lear room on the top floor Of
"A No l9i, Henry street. The
Y We're alone no the room at tho
-s. parents having left short
f'tllous 10 the accident, locking
llnn h. The cause of The TRACE.
.le upsetting and explosion Of
.e stove, which belonged TO a
gio occupied apartments ad-
Nr Bernstein knew nothing
sSllent until abe turned into
,.'stt near hcr hOmc, ami saw
49, issuing from the building
Ihs 4 Y desperate attempt TO dash
a lg9se and ii took two police
.'a her, The hremon went 10
~ apartments as soon as pos
G g the bed ia the rear room
AFe children dead, suffocated
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
ILLIN0Is MEN ON Fon spoILa-

Illinois appears 90 ho ambitious TO rival
thc record Ohio has made ns nn office.
holdine state. eayF tho Evening STAR
Mr. Stevenson WHOM ne arrived here
fore hlm, and ihe first anxious inquiry
doubilcs8 of hin wis wheihcr ho bad on
as Representative Owen NrOtt wants
10 he public printer; llepresentnDv We
Scott Wike, first comptroller OF The irrns-
nYt Representative Snow, eNrReant-nt-
arms 81 ihO house. Judge Browning 81
Benton. commissioner Of the laud o.
Zoe: Representative Bnssey, commissions
"a OF pensions; ~. H. Phelps, consul
general 10 London. These are fcw
81 The Illinois people who want promi-
ntnt places.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
~ ArnRNAL TR1RTTN.

n M Memory Of AllHon ,. NlghlI7OI,,'
Whereas. the invisible hand OF DEAN
5riliing the Leau OF our beloved
hrother--reIeasin him from terrestrial
labors and transferring him 70 the ~.
nreme lodge Of eternal pfolhelhpo'
pcsnive3 FIRST. That IN all his rela'
,,ns ~ He Rroihpr Nicholson was a
rue man and brother; "A, a.,n
Re.olved second. That I'D ms asaln
rra'-,nt lodge, IL. Of IL. has lost Z
raluei member. Ills community scr.
Inc citizen. and his ber@yed fanny
IKE that no one else can ever khgw'
Resolyed. third, That . y Win uetsP
est sorrow that we DOW % 'i'' ''''''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
a Nnw rELlllnnNE sYsrnM

An OmuhN nyeWtOr Charles Nj.
Haynes. bus recently hccn graulcd LETT
tors Ot putenl covering q system of long
dimmco Telephony Ny which 10 is claimed
persons 1000 on moro miles apart mny
converse az readily M is now done with
mo ahort,disNnce phone Toe hnaic
principle s embodied Va un instrument
chilled u repeater The syBiNu comprises
a chnin OF scpumtc nd distinct electro
cal circuits, zach provided Win a hat'
tory. Tho repeater c0nupcts ono circuit
with the next, receiving Che voice undu-
lnnOns and nt once dlschnrnng thou to
,ho hoXt repeater which, performing
Hike functions, tInngmita the voice amy
desired distance The commissioner of
patents has Invited Mr. Haynes 10 ao.
cent q general Invitation w Inventors
20 furnish models Cor nn exhibit at tho
Worlds fair
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

beaumont, Tea. March 2 Especially
Tho Reliance Lumber company has
sianed contract with officials of The
Rock Island road Tor the immediate dee
livery Of 8,OOO,uoU4eet oB bridge umher.
lbn lumber Is 70 he delivered along "a
points 100 miles south Of Bowie and the
inpfeaaion II tho road win be extended
into Dallas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
WHERE no ADDRESS OR FIND
THEM

The addresses Of The Texas congress
men. which may bo useful % their
constituents who seek 10 participate Ia
the Division Of Che federal pie, are as
follows.
Abbott, JOS, Metropolitan.
Antony, 70. T.. lOi7 Nth
Bailey, j. W., National
Culhorson, -. b. Metropolitan.
Grain William H.. Rmdnll
lIilgorv. g. HuclSlpy, 1858 q a. n. W.
tuuhnm w. " H. zoos NJ a.
Long, John 49,, 79l llth VI.
Moore, H. W., az q va NJ. W..
Snycres Jos. H., Wizards Hotel.
Stewart, Charles, llli q IT,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
COLORADO CITY KILLING.
Constable Lancaster Shoots Henry coSksoy 10
Deaih

Colorado, rNH.. March D. Especial. l--Fred
InncHater constable of this precinct shot
ma INSTANTLY killed Henry CuokBoy Ne tho
senate eainQn ihlH afternoon. NqokNg had
been drlukinN more 20 lraG on day and
Lancnster arrested him IA ihe m0ruing.
hui he WAS released on the payment Of "a
nne About q O'Clock the mon met Ia tho
fnll0n nud nfter passing 70 frw words ln
i uUirt tuuc, which the hyntandrrs did NOT
notice, hath reached '0r their guns ana
HE fhnuting commenced COOkaey was Hh0t
four tifnes. once above the b irl once BE-
INV. once Va the Right side pla once n ne
head.
Lancaster only received n cuf on the
si ioior. Tho cnr0ner's inquOai VIII DO hold
M the nOruing CODksey leaves n wife,
hnt no children
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

..-o,.r annual meeting OF the stock
1 M me Fort Worth and Denver
Irsawav company wiz he held nc
esf thc company IN the city OF Fort
a ~ on Tuesday, March 2 next, NJ
4 eirg a. IA. Inc transfer oooi' WI
A fpb 3 az 1880 O'Clock; o. M, anu
4 "A March at lp.ip o'clock y. M
w. a. ROSS. Secretary,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
80 na rnENrK YEARs ~.

trAGuEs FLOYD COUNTY
ird situated in bailey county.
CONFECTIONERY court OF fiuyd county,
en- receive bids on the above lama
ihe ID day OF the regular Nav
w lbo court reserves the right
~ ana ell bids. For further par.
.enfv 10 A. B. Duncan, county
A fst1ada. Floyd county, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
Observation-Disclosures CAuGHT-

Denver, Col, March ~ I'D Darling
Ion. alias Ea9oDo 3rhibard, HIS vito.
and A. D. NuliYnn were arrested here
lasl nlglft on charge Of ponntoffelting
Ihey arr from Chicago aud have been
working New Mexico and Arizona. They
PASSED considerable mOney NJ Colorado
kpfinea Their scheme wis raiBlng VI
bills ~ $40 darlington doing The work
and bis compilations circulating ~ Al
tered bills Darlington was but rtceauy
lYleaeed from the Iolist peiiitenhaFy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
srncKs M nnNns.

New York March B.. The stock mnr
ket showed more of professional char
actor today but covering by shorts
was apparently concluded and this plc.
ment of strength boing removed prices
fcll on their own weight ut first but
tie decline was accelerated later by hear
selling IN addition to which traders were
ngnin inclined To- 90 abort OF The list,
Apart from READING New England and
Northern Pacific preferred there was Nt.
he s.sadnl feature iu the railroad list,
while sugar monupolizrd attention among
iuduslriHls The general market showed
some strength nt hrst on continued COW
ering the shorts but ibis demand was soou
satisfied and wlilo lttle pressure was
brought 10 bear prices retired along the
line The poor showing of earnings
made 10y The granger roads led TO de-
cincs. With tho appearance Of inside
support in sugar traders again displayed
q disposition 60 work for u rally but
money became scarce and 10 per cent
was cNncted FOR loans, running IN Mon
day This put a dninper on the buy.nl
sentiment
Railroad bonds quiet but moved h
sympathy with the stock lat aud cnrli
strength was replaced By q droppnl
| tendency later Ia the day.
| Government bonds steady 90 firm.
State bonds dull aud steady
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
pICKwICK.

W. u. Cobb, Wichita Pan; W. PNotch.
ana and Wife Chicago, q. w. lioOch
louisville. Ky; Thos Lawrence. Clebume;
d i'll Tnlbert Vernon j, ~ berrisl,
Uaugton. u. w. Bortin. New York W. III.
Dovnard Gaiucsvlllei II. y. keeler, tlu-
cugo: y j. Austin, Icrre iinute. lnd. Geo.
III Marshlaud, Chicago, T. =. Mayes Ana
AirE n Temple. Lincoln .Neh y y.
Al IL Mare HennftiH I. y. Newcomer
Kan Antoni0 Al a. Nordell Chicago; a. J.
peiius4v Denver Colo Mrs j. ". Bras.
ana Detroit Mich, j. y. Phillips Baird
William Harren Amanll0i a. W. Hud.
an. Colorado CITY, Geo. \. Cashier Brown
VIE Tenn. l. H. Leonard Lubbock Y. A.
Flsher. sweetWater; VIM. Frceland, sweet
water. r. &. Moody. fnrs, Tex. e. ~.
Hack ST. Louis .. z. Gum, Acton, Tex
n%snIIi6 sB la3eis' Pa. i. Mccall. waco Mrs.,
r. Mccall. Waco j Crisis ANA friend.
Ceinegvilie. j. a. Han. Texnrkana; y. y.
Nfrera puuadeiuhin. Mr. Brown. Dallas
III a. Akard, Dallas Pete Aatisou, New
o''sAl'' 80 ARLINGTON NV.
w II Porter. BRADY, Tex j a. rows,
phiiadelpt.m. VIM. a. Holt, Denver, holn
Nm. i. Holt Denver. Colo x. A. McAl
isfer. Nllwankcei Niles Fannie fAad, Den
isnn. Tex Miss Miniie Alsns felt Worm
Miss itsnna Naihea. Oak cum haith ilr.
netf uaire. f0tne Taylor Denlsgn Ned
~ pafrr chicago; a. M MorGand, iic
apo. u III. Undreth, ~, New Haven Coma
III b Prince. New York Is ~ Rowe, kAn'
rhs fiffvs b. ID BfUssefd ana Wis. itflAnlL
hIIcb. N W. James and Wis., htifAi AtAa
W. X HtflnFer. New iork
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
DIRECTORS MERrfNG.

The board Of directors Of the cham
her Of commerce will meet this alter
noon Saturday. at the office Of the
secretary, &C 8 r. M. for the purpose
of election Of new memhers aud other
important business. BY order Of the
president H. NJ Clarke, secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

Tho annual meeting Of r. T.. Lee Camp
will be held 40 the courthouse at y.
m. Monday afternoon and &c $50 an
adjourned meeting for the purpose Of
electing officers for the ensuing yaaf.
A fun attendance desired Eugene Burr,
adiutant
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

ta1O bales BY factors and 900 bales %
nrrivc az prices fully Lice below quota.
tiOns Ii has been rumored today that
one 81 che largest Ameftan exporting
houses has been a heavy buyer Of spots
iu the interior. confident In their belief
thar Monday viii see the end 81 the
great strike. bui English exporting houses
here evidently DO not hold the same
view. There seems disposition 20 do
little on either side Of the market until
Monday shah have shown the truth on
folly Of She many predictions Of settle.
ment With this last artificial obstruc
ton removed operators will be IN n Posi-
ton to judge the market on is merits,
whether from the position Of present
supply or probabilities Of the new crop
Port receipts today were 600 bales,
against ~. SOD bales last year.
New Orleans expects tomorrow WOO
bales, against 1900 bales here and 10000
bales at oil ports
We give below the figures for the Feb.
ruary movement up to the end Of Feb.
rlary, with price Of middlug on che last
day. so that they can hc added 90 our
table Of statistics sent out some time
ago
brought into sight during February
ai14li bales; amount ia sight Feb -
Miidlns, New odcans, Feb d
s rs lie
The movement for this week. which
includes The thpe first days 0t March
aggregate uTOuO bnlss, against 1fA,WN
bales last year During the coming week
the figures we have 90 compare with are
very much smaller. port receipts last
year being $4,000 bales and che amount
brought into sight il2OuO bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

destiny, and conaicn the body az our
brother 10 the bosom " earth, aud com.
mend bis spirit to God who gave I'd.
Resolved. fourth. That iLese proceed.
inEs be spread upon the records of tine
lodge. and That copy with our deepest
sympathics. be rendered the sorsowing
Wtdpw and orphans Of our deceased
brotber.
]. +. SMITH.
J. r. PRICE
G.. b. PAXTON.
Committee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
TnE NnI,RT9

IliE tOl lkiN.
Ia the Seventeenth district court the
iures In the cases 90 the Louisiana
Sugar Refining company W. Harrison 4
kcrnaghau and Of w, A. Garner vs.
Wilcox are still out.
In the Fouy.eighth district the cnso
OF the state vs.. John Vaughn, charged
with murder is still on trial
New suits were hlOd with the district
clerk yesterday as followa; George w,
Armstrong vs.. w. a. Smith, debt and
foreclosure: G. :. Carleton vs. j. @.
Scott, irespuss 20 try title; Edward Nc
Euin vs. l1mma McBMn, divorce; In
this position plaintiff alleges that he was
married 90 defendant Dec, ,. 1884, and
lived with her until Dec. %, 1893,
when she abandoned him, and has since
been living In adultery with various par
ties Geo. - Boyle sues The Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railway company
and the Southwestern Construction com.
pluy for $4,000, damages for personal
Injuries received by being thrown from
hand-cnr. which collidcd with de
rallied hlnd-cnr on the San Marcos di
vision while plaintiff was In the employ
Of the company, and alleges the ncci
Al THE JAIL
Yesterday Il. r. Elliott, for Ions
! time deputy shcrim in charge of the jail
turned his keys over to his successor
! MIR. Scruggs. Mr. Elliott has not ye
decided upon what line OF business he
will engage In, but will probably rcmait
| IN Fort Worth During his udmiuistra
| ton az jailcr, Mr. Elliott has faithful!
! discharged the duties incumbent upoi
! him. and leaves the service with rec
| ord ia this respect OF which any MAJ
may well feel prord
! Eight prisoners were sent ont 20 tn
country rOnd yesterday
! John Lee, white man, charged witt
/ vagrancy Annie Oycrbcck a white wa
nun. charged with theft, and Thoma
james, white man, charged with vag
roncy, were the new recruits at the jai
yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
REVIVAL WORK.

Notwithstanding the severe norther
that struck the city yesterday afternoon,
there was n very good congregation ~
tbe First Methodist church last night
The fine attendance on such a night WAS
an Indication of the decp and constantly
growing interest IN the' meeting heY;
Mir Whitten preached on the Baptism Of
the Holy Spirit on The Day of Penti.
cost. The sermon was very earnest and
instructive, and was followed by q large
number coming forward TO seek for the
endowment Of power After this, a eau
was made for the unsayed, and two
were converted Mr. Written is vim
ming the love aud confidence Of the lno-
DE rapidly and impresses an who hear
him 10 be- man absorbed In his work
AZ the Bethel Mission Rev Mr.. SAN
ford read the Bible lesson and Mr.
Hodges. the Bethel missionary now on
his way 10 China conducted the sery.
ices.
AZ the Door Of hope mnny Of the Bethel
very interesting meeting
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
NOTICE

,,r,iar annual meeting OF tho stock.
4 n me Fort Worth aud Denver Ter
hallway company will he held at
Z N me company In the city Of Fort
rsx.. On Tuesday. March z next, az
I'sock q. m The transfer books VIII
Isilh. 3 ne 1880 o'clock. q. m, sud
4 a March az 1880 O'Clock q. M.
w A NOSS. Sourntnry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
-AnIINGT0N IN.
~ ,.AIrrY MILIH-

valley Miils Tex, March lspecial I
~I'ire was discovered N the bnFA "a
oieloak The barn and conteuts are a
total 1865, valued at 500; 40 insufance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
A q Comptroller OF the Currency.
Washington, Feb. O, 1903.

\ Comptroller Of the Currency.
Washington, Feb O. 1903.
H. By satisfactory evidence pre-
n M undersigned. n has been made
III ihat "Thu American National bank
I Worth" IN the city OF Fort worth,
4 r5unty Of 1nrrnnt, ana state or
AZ compiled with ALI the provisions
Hsutrs OF the United States, re-
4 be complied with before on nsgo-
4 ,hsll be- authorized TO commence the
Il of banking
therefore,. l. AlonzO Barton Hep
IrmptrOllcr of the currency, do hcre-
tdf thai "The American National
IN Fort Worth" IN the city ~ Fort
4 % he county OF Tnrrant, and state
|N "A authorized TO commence the
n ~ banking as provided IN section
y ne revised statutes Of the United
fnony whereof witness MY hand
Jf office this 9th day Of February,
a. II. HEPBURN.
Comptroller OF the Currency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04
Cuticura Resolvent

nhC new NioOd and SKIN Purifier internally 60
cleanse tho hiood or ail Impurities and poisonous
olOmcuisi, and CuuCpnN, tAo great skin Cure,
ard NuuUUiN SOAR, On exquisite skin
NCUutluur cstprualy 90 clear Che skin aud
scalp pn0 restore thu hnirl instantly foilcve
and speedily euro every epccics Ol ucning.
burning scNy. cruflCi. pmrly, FVruiulous
nnd hereditary disease nud humora OF thn
skim scalp and hlOud with losa Of hair from
infancy 10 ngU, nom pimulcs 10 scrofuia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-04

StieH upright Pianos. tsei n0w made.
Cash ur m0nthly payments eau and
examine. OIL plnnog laken in trade.
Third ard lamar niiai9