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PROCEEDINGS OF THE TOWN
COUNCIL.
TOWN HALL.

Thibodaux, La Aug. 20th, 1894.
The Council of the town of Thlbodaux mec
this day in extra session.
Present.-W. Z. Raglan. Mavor and Trus-
tees q. Naquin, Thos. Albert. +. Zernott. A..
j. Meyer, l.. P. Caiilouet and Theo. P. Ber-
g-ron.
Absent.-Noue.
Mayor Raglan stated thst Mr.. Geo. G. Nor
gan. Hydraulic Engineer of Chicago. Illinois,
employed by the Council to prepare plans
aud specifications for the Water-W o ks
Plant. proposed to be erected by tins Conn-
ell, was present by his representative. and it
was now urgent that the Council should ex-
anime plans aud specifications submitted by
him during his presence, IN order that same
might be thoroughly explained and under
stoed, beto. Q the Council WAS called npOn to
take action and therenpon Mayor Ragan
introduced to the Council AIR. Arthur NJ. Nor
gan, representing Mr.. Geo. G. Morgan, who.
at the request of the Council, exhibited the
prepared plan of Water-W Work plant. and ex
planned all the details thereof, and snch parts
at thu requess of the Trustees not understood
by them, and continuing, whilst the specif-
cations and estimates We're beng read aloud
by the Clerk of the Council, to thoroughly
explain to the Council all the various points
on which any trustee desired Information be-
yond those contained in said specifications
! and estimates.
Whereupon Mr.. ZernOtt, seconded by Mr..
| Meyer, moved that the plans end specitica,
tons tly presented be accepted. Car
ried.
Mr.. Zernctt, seconded by Mr.. Alberto,
moved that the account of Mr.. Geo. q. Nor
gan f r services rendered be paid and for
til" t purpose that an appropriation of $3.50. 90
be made from the proper funds. Carried.
Yeas.-Caillouet, Meyer, Naquin, Alberti,
Bergeron and Zernott.
Nays.-None.
At this time Mr.. Morgan. with permiss.o on
thanked the Council for The confidence re-
posed in his firm, and gave assurance that
the future would prove that said confidence
had not been misplaced.
There being no further business, the Conn.
Gil adjourned to meet informally at 7:3C
o'clock, p. m. for the purpose of maturing
and determining upon their future action in
the matter OF expediting the erection of the
Water Works plant.
w. C. Raglan.
II. N. COULON Mayor.
Clerk.
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GRAND EXCURSION. The Thibo-
daux Fire Co. No. ] and Home Hook
and Ladder Co. No. l will give a grand
Excursion from Thibodanx to St. Mar
tlnsville. Sunday September 9th, 1894.
This will be a splendid opportunity to
spend a days outing in the country of
the beautiful Evangeline, and visit the
spot of the first settlement OF the Aca-
dams in Louisiana.
The following schedule cf rates has
been fixed for the round trip
From Thibodaux to Berwick City
inclusive to St. Martinsville $50.
From P~attersonvllle to Franklin in
elusive to st. Martinsville $1.25.
From Baldwin and all other stations
to St. Martinsville $l00.
Children, half price.
The train will leave Th;bodaux at
Sis a. NJ. sharp, and returning will
leave St. Martinsville at 6 p. m.
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Lost.

PETWEEN RACELAND AND THE TOWN
- Of Thibodaux on the puplic road along
the right bank of the Bayou ~Lafourche, or
on some streets in Thibodaux, a plan or
map showing lands belonging to Mr.. Leo
poid Pertuit, Mr.. Louis Theriot and several
others.
The finder will be rewarded by returuin.
same to Mr.. LEOPOLD PERTUIT,
or to the office of the
THIBODAUx SENTINEL.
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ThibOlaux College.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.

Notice is hereby given to parents and
guardians who have children to educate,
that the next session will open on Monday,
september Sd, 1894. with competent teach
ers in English and French to teach the lam
guages, sciences, mathematics ,penmanship,
Bookkeeping, etc. Thorough preparations
have been made to receive boarding or day
scholars at reasonable terms.
For further particulars address
THIBODAUX COLLEGE,
ThibodauX, La.
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English, classical, and business courses.
Remarkably healthful location in the "hin
country" Prohibition town. New gymna-
SUM. Accessible on Y. & NJ. V. R.R. All
teachers live in the Academy, hence home
influences and constant oversight. SUPERIOR
instruction and discipline. Owing to endow-
ment, boarding and tuition for 10 months
ONLY s1oo. For catalogue address
SECRETARY CHI. ACADEMY.
Port Gibson, Miss,
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ST. STANISLAUS COLLEGE.
Bay st. Louis Miss.

THIS WELL-kNOWN COLLEGE BEGINS
Il Its next session. Tuesday Sept. 4th.
Situated in a healthy region, enjoying con
every facility to acquire a solid education.
Its mathematical and English departments
are particularly efficient, while for pratical
business training it is unexcelled in the
South.
At the request of many atrons. a classical
course will be established this session.
Medals were awarded to this College both
at the Paris and Chicago Expositions.
For terms and particulars, address Presi-
dent. 5 4-94.
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CHAMBERLAIN HUNT
ACADEMY

PORT GIBSON, MISSISSIPPI
An Endowed Boarding School for Bows.
Next Session Begins Sept. 18th, 1894.
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.DlnatocialDistric

.,!} ,J'1Fr3i o. the H"rist of LG.
tourcI and Torn of Thi6odauI.
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Real Faith nevers grows weak D.,
having to wait. Sufferers taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla for chronic com
plants should be patient and the re-
suit will be satisfactory. Hoods
Cures.
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Hoods Fills act easily. vet promptly
aud efficiently, on the liver aid bowels. 25t.
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PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
A. JOLIET, Jr., & Co., Proprietors'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22
IN EXcELLENr snoMING

Mr. j. w. llooper, the operator and
depot agent AZ Coal Alme junction. sew.
cnly-lhreo miles west Of For, Worth ON
the Texas and Pacific railway, has been
In the city for two or three days.
Mr.. Hooper this morning Informed a
Telegram reporter Of the lavgc amount
OF business done in tho way VI handling
coal at the junction nlfncA. Coal Mine
Junction Is about lhrec miles trhm Thur
her, whore tho coal mines are located. a
'apur" or branch Of The Texas aud lpa-
ellie main line running out TO the mines
from the Junction.
Coal from the Thurher mnca " fast
coming inaO goncral use all over Texas,
Now Mexico aud points IN the Territory.
Coal Mine IunrtioD, is about the small.
eat station on tho Texas and Pacific
In one sense, while On the other II IN
the largest when actual monthly re-
eeipis are taken into consideration.
Mr.. Hooper told tho reporter that Tho
receipts or the handling and shipplug
over che Texas and Pacific road OF M
coal mined at Thurber during ,he insl
month were $500, which h Tie bosl
showing made by any station on ii,
road for the time given. Alr. Hooper
stated tina, the mines are rapidly in,
crcasing 10 their production.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22

The following new cases have been
filed for record in the district court since
yesterday;
Mary C. Foster ct al. vs.. Texas and
Pacific Railway Company; trespass TO
try title.
j. w. Watson w. Morgan Jones and
J. u. Moore receivers, ct al, Damages.
Plaintiff socks TO recover for personal
damages, which he AYERS were caused
by the neglect Of employees Of the Fort
Worth and Denver City RAILWAY. Of which
defendants are receivers. While riding
near tho railroad track in the vicinity
OF Frutlnnd. Montague county, his horse
became frightened al locomotive wills
tie. fell down and crushed plaintiffs leg,
spraining his hip and back and perma-
ncntly iniuring him, for all he seeks TO
recover $4,000
Mary G. Foster vs.. w. Il. Harper.
Tresspnss 10 try title.
Mary " Hale W. Job. NJ. Hale. nj,
v0rce on the grounds of cruelty and fail.
ure TO support.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22

~+t tt f.. 49,. t. ~,
Nnucc ~ hefenye gwen laal IN oDedl-
chpe no an of1gr Oh lhi 9lhtliet court lor
VIII on the hTSt lursdny. ~ March,
lN3l' tue same bolnS tho sixth uuy OF
spl month hetWten thc hpnd oil ~
clock M ana = yiock y, M" az
ne courthouse door o. l1traht county.
leNnls' m Tue elly 2l f9rt worm; sen az
pubic onttIy 70 ihq highest builder ali
INC properly, franchises, mime ana good
VIII oi me llemocrnt inbllShlhE t,ohplny
qua llI '1Acite company. me indlhs lhe
n9rt N9rih DallY Ga4ctte,, Inc Eort
Worm Nrek{. tnSeUe ana Tue Fort
tMgllin Selnl' oos,i 1ehet'eit enN Also
pnWori one bllpek Nehh perlecting
press, win attachments completes one
paperwoitnE Wmchinc, completes one W
home power Rice automatic engine with
attachments completes one i5-horsc power
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22
IN THE COURTS.

Seventeenth District Court-HOn. w.
u. Harris, presiding.
In the case Of NJ. 6. Ellis vs.. the
Caledonian Insurance Company the jury
returned verdict Of SLIGO in favor Of
y. II. Keller. interyenor.
A jury was waived and the court Is
hearing the case Of the Land and Mort
gage Company Of Texas vs.. the Quanah
Hotel Company
p. Greene, presiding.
The case Of The State against Chester
pruntiss. charged with horse theft, went
TO the jury al noon today.
This afternoon Judge Greene Is hearing
the case III the State against Mack
Ellison. who was indicted for assault
with intent to commit murder
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22

"a. t. H. ~ t....,... & a.. t
~ we lNn sloek department OF lue pack
llE nous 20 lar as ne" purchases are
'o,,V9Iuvu, 81, .,.t....., .s... a..
~ wv WIS vi Jugs snllpeu polure WI
eol1 HnNo INV arrived Dut owner Wil
pr95pup'y WGll ~, more iEleeanle weather
I'""i,'s iUV',iDl 9u ,i,h t,,.o.
UT ~ N HWg'h; WIN thr Jhmc9
H upn,I ~" ~. TUB e"ln !.u sy,iou
W." IVY mug ,la. ,ly,, W"7 ~" ,u'i'n'lgn
w ,itililiu1'',g."' ~ iuv 'gl,e
u'9,,,iA vi H,ttHESp. ~ l.3uls wv MN MI,
w ~ 'nu ,lNI tl.r 'o,9t n,alNrl WI
w ~ "'p"i u'@D "l". ln,0o ll'
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WIN tu X ln .''o'' illlh''" ny l'o PHe'A
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OF li"ll", ,. Co., ~
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'l, ~ "lli I..... H.. e.. ~ M.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22
nuNNEIs couNlTs
Politics and Railroad rrospcots-koek
Island Extension.

Mr.. A. Matthew ono n the largest
grain dealers Of Iiailaser. since that
town sprung into existence in lSs5' j.
in the city with bis friend. Mr.. w. ;.
Davis. formerly Of Ballinger. but now OF
Amarillo. Mr. Matthews recently sold
out lis stock at Ballinger and thinks OF
locating in this city.
Speaking Of politics. Mr.. Matthews re-
marked that IN Runucls county there are
50 many good Democrats that the Pop
ulis,s stood q small chanea Of making
their presence fcli, and thai majority
Of the Democrats were Of The Hog
faction. However ADDED Mr.. MAJ
thews. 'our people ore not ousaged IN
working Tor ambitious otilcc-seekors and
politicians, but are saving Wood 10 huFh
IN their own BONE fire places. 10 other
words. they see 20 money 10 gong cray
over politics aud are Attending strictly
to fhoir own business
"N1ere so you Eallmcer people think
tho Rock Island railroad j. going 10 tap
that conntryf' was asked Mr.. Matthews.
wei il Is settled. ! believe That the
Rock Island rs going TO san Angelo, pt
supposed 10 be. II the road should build
20 San Angelo il will have 90 parallel tie
Santa Fe from Balinser no matter
Nhetncr i runs north or south VI tie
latter road.
About twelve miles southwest of Abb
leue there "a o mountain through Which
there Is but one passage, Cedar Gap.
This passage will make ma almost bee
line from Abilene 10 BalIinger. 10 eros,
this mountain elsewhere lhan through
Cedar Gap will entail an expense that
no milroll b. going 90 STAND. Conse
queuhy we Ballinger people cannot think
that the liocl, Island can do otherwise
than come straight 20 onr town.
'"Ifis will throw the roadhcd NJ the
Rock island south Of the r0ndhcd of the
Santa lfr from Bnllinger TO san Angelo.
North Of the Santa fe track between
thnso places .thr country l. very rough
making that route entirely mpraciicAblc,
while south Of it construction will ne
thousands 0f dollars cheaper. These arc
our reasons for the faith TINT is IN Us. 80
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22

\. u Allen Of Marshall special insur-
ance agent with headquarters OF Mar
saalh is IA the city today on business.
rn NJ n Wora ~ t,r...,,. is,
al, ,m,in ~ N''v c pa nV' ,'i lnNin
married. tonIrbf cana XXX, wv ", ,,nI ,he
n,s VISA, S'uae up'' 70 sl'enH nus
N'fq'N N'N"'nS'
oys, w r e.o y, 'iSS esli, WggH rsrelyeu
fro,, t,ifnr,iin @nl sbbn,l a., I,.-
Vim allDtlNH nhd shipifd 10 Nansas
WY o''r 'ne N''S'
The thermometer tackled 10 TIN north
side OF The Ninth streot iont track ttlt-
graph office rogisiered 20 above inst ns
tho brewery whistle blrw for noon today.
Mrs clara A. Norman. the great
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22
johnson Grass at
LlGON & REEVES.
GALLANrRY OF A DOG.


Here is very charming cat and dog
story given In Tid-Bits. for the truth
and accuracy of which the proud in
hahitauts of the Swiss village where II
occurred quite recently are one and all
ready TO couch
troublesome eat 10 the village had
been doomed To watery death aud
The. children of the owner had been
told of TO take it IN sacl, to the river
Aar and there to drown 1t. The house
dog accompanied the party to the exc
cution. which was carried out to parental
instructions. But, much TO the surprise
OF the inmates O short time after. tile
eat and dog. both soaking wet. reap
peared together at their owners door
This is what had happened: The dog.
on seeing that the sack containing the
cat was thrown into the river iumped
after it. seized It with his tonth, dragged
1t TO, the bank, tore it open. aud re.
stored his friend. the cat to life and
liberty. II goes without saying tbnt
the death warrant Of the cat was destroy.
ed after this marvellous escapade.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22
4 MRRon roR rnn cANARY.

st, Louis Globe-Dcmocrat.
Thc following interesting story of how
q canary was cured of Inconsistencies WINS
told by W. q. Evans: MOT long ago
my wife purchased a canary at a bird
store. IL had been accustomed To cont
panInns Of Its Kind at the store, bur at
our house IL was entirely alone. The
pretty htte songster was evidently home
sick, 1t would not slug, II would NOT
eat, hut Just dropped and seemed to be
pininc away. We talked to It, and tried
10y every means in our power To cheer
the bird up but all in vain. NV wife
WIS on the point Of carrying the bird
back to the store, when one day u
friend said; "Giyc him q niece of look
ingglass' Acting upon this suggestion
she He'd niece OF broken mirror about
the size Of n mans hand on the outside OF
tho cage. The little fellow hoppni down
FROM his perch almost Immediately, and.
going up close looked IN. secming de,
lighted lie chirped aud hoped about.
singing all thc pretty MRS he was master
of, He never was homesiek after that
He spend. most of his time before tho
glass, and when he goes to sleep at night
he win cuddla down as close to tho
glass as he can, thinking very likely,
that he is getting. near to the pretty bird
he sees SO often.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22
cool AND DARING.
Desperate Break Of lie hoy Hurts For
Liberty.

Desperate Break % lie hoy Harris For
Liberty.
Buffalo, " v, Feb 2O.--LcRoy Harris,
alias willinm IT, Clark, undergoing cxami.
nation In the United States commissioners
office In the Federal building, held up the
commissioner United States District At
lorncy Mnckey Special poetohrc Inspector
Lntimer and deputy United Stnirs Nfnrshui
holtci and made good his escape.
Harris was arrested In the postofiicc At
noon today by Special Agent Lntimrr on
the charge OF forging the name Of William
II. CLARK 90 money order for 500 In VAL
paradise, Ind some weeks ago. The lnspcc-
tors had been after him ever since and
only suCcccdod In spottlng him today. lie
was taken 10 the United States commits
sloner's office, ON the third floor " the
Federal building and was nut under eX-
animation. Everything was going On quiet
w. when Harris jumped to his feet, aud
pulllng hlg gun yelled; "lIold up your
hands or l'll blow YOUR brains out" lie
~ submitted, Harris then backed towards
the door, aud. with his revolver stlll cover
Ing the court 0tlclnls, he clipped the holt
With his left hand and opened the door
and locked II after him.
quick as q dash Inspector Latimrr threw
open the window and fred his revolver IN
Inc air TO- attract attention, and yelled.
"Stop him! stop Mml" crowd Gnickly
gathered hut Harris had got safely ont OF
tho building and was gone before the polico
arrived Harris was for many years an EN-.
ploye NJ The Buffalo postolce
Bu1nlo, n, ". Feb, ~ Harris has since
been arrested NJ Niagara Fnlls ont, by
him back
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22

In response 10 the request for copies
Of the Newrcsiament as puhllshc yes'er-
day for use by the Bethel Bible institute
aud mission. the Bethel people are glad
to state that today there were receiyei
at the mission seycnty-iYc or eighty
copies Of this little book. The mission
can jndiciousy handle these ard many
more. Tie dear, good people who have
thus far favored us have the heartfelt
hanks and prayers Of the institute anu
mission. b. Il. /. aud NJ.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22
IN THE CITY.


IF you arc short Of money and would
Ike 30 ccou0mizc take your ,oilei and
faded suits 10 CASTOR Bros. OUS Main
street, or telephone them AMI they will
call for your work aud return It when fin
ishcd. They do neat work and charges
are within the reach of al classes. Give
them trial, IL you never have, and it
Will surprise you Ia see what change
can hr made 10 the appearance OF your
wardrobe for % triling expense.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22

On Tuesday evening" March 81, a
grand full dress bali Wi1 be given hy
tho Uniform Rahk Knights Of pymlas,
o. thc hall Of the Chamber OF Commerce.
Ilr committee Vt nTanTeWcnts are pre-.
phrlug an interesting rrugrin,, and Il iH
expected thar many visitors Win be here
from ncighborlng lodges lhe affair viii
undoubtedly be one VI the swell soeluty
events of tho year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22

DR.. II. W. Fisk CURES cAr,gsa
EASES OF WOMEN. BRnScHnk
NEY, LIVER. BLOOD AID NElIuII
eases. DIABETES. DRopsf. BLlI
TROUBLES. PILES, FlsTUl1 4
forms of Chronic and Blood Dhsla
clue furnished at the office.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22

Erastus Wim0n IN JAN in Default of Bail
on Charges OF Forgery.


New York, Feb. 2t.-Ernstus wiman. the
wei known capitalist and railroad mngnate.
was arrested on bench warrant this af-
ternoon on two charges of forgery He
was brought Into the judges chambers In
Eehefai seslnns building nj O'Clock. aud
IN default Of S25.0O bail was coinrnitted
10 Inc Tewl9 by Judge Martin.
Two Indictments were found against
Wlman by the grand jury today. They are
At ~ Iorslng ana uticriug cheeks. Each In
nmopnt inyolyel in Wiman's ALLEGED forger-
rs Is $1,000. Tile complainant ngniiist
ny, hili 4 Il. @. Dun, president u the mercan-
uie agency association Of 3li Broadway.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22

Every dairy suppling our condcnseries
is under supervision. Mil, is produced
under rigid hygienic rules. The com
pinys reputation is therefore certif-
cate Of the absolute purity of the Gail
Borden Eagle Brand Condensed Milk
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22

be- published tomorrow. All members
Of the association and auSiiary are eS-
peetc,i 10 be- present 10 sssis, ia iiie en-
icriainmant u their guests. the ieagncrs,
Every member Of the loeu Epworth
league is invited After the rendition
Of the program, an hour will be spent
socially.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22
NOTHING LIKE IT.

The tree planting season will soon be
drawing To a close. Don't put off plant
ing until it is 100 late. We have tue
best assortment in the state.
BAKER BROS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22

Frances Hodsson npnnctt author Of
'i.ltile I,orl FANntlerqy," etc. has taken
up hcr nen again, and Is at work on
NOW nllN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22

The selecting Of a physI,i,s I. =.
for any disease is OF vast, NJ /,
ance than the selecting o. NJ I (.
money for you A man ma M,
very best medical college, IA VI
from as many as he has lima IA y,
money to pay and have ths ~, \
office full of diplomas ui 1.
possess in any degree nsaa
that keen dlngnosile m,
enables him 10 at once lo,s, !
ease and treat 1t properly. ~,
must be Unborn. II must N 1. 4
same holds good OF buslnssa
cause II man has attended AL r
college that is no evidence a
business sense. Business sens Il
clss. Medical sense mess i
DR.. II W. Fisk has In "a N
that keen dlagnostic quallacidn
bles him to locate your dls.A
curacy, ease and precision. Hue|
fcrlng from some old dIse,a NJ
doctors do not understand Soi "a I
DR.. Fisk with perfect cunAisia 4.
will tell You what your dhaa /
than that, II he don't kuou 5. !
MANHOOD and HONOR to vi h
DON'T KNOW. Hundreds az Z
that could be cured now Il iAg,
but make an effort Go at inet 4
DR.. Fisk. His remedies are u, val
Success follows their use, lie t,aa
caustlcs nor the knife on iunsn q
atoms. His remedies are ahsAs.4
less an1 pleasant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22

There is one true specific for diseases
Irising from debiiltatcd nervous system
lnd that IL raine's celery compound, 80
generally prescribed by physicians. Il Is
probably the most remarkable remedy hat
the scientific research OF this country hns
produced, Prof. Edward y. Phelps ". D.,
LII, H., ~ Dartmouth college lrat pro-
over as Panos celery compound. posi-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22

Your III get a fit II you go 10 W. S.
Matney's, the tailor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22

tfesties In plseinE over. u was ncecs
saiy Go 10 some repairing before tho en-
ginc could return.
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NOTHING LIKE IT.

The chief dependence Of those liable to
sudden colds IL Or. Bulls Cough syrup.
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HoGG OBJECTS.
He Says No Changes Shall BE Made
in the Alamo Property.


SPECIAL Dispatch.
San Antouio, Tex, Feb. at.-Alayor
Paschal has received a letter from Coy,
ernor Hogg ohjecine TO the proposed
changes ia tho Alamo. the old fortress
being state property in the custody OF the
city. The mayor has written the cover
nor that the proposed changes are mere
~ removing some interior floors of recent
construction with view Of restoring the
old fortress to its original condition.
II is not thought the governor VIII OBJ
icct 10 this.