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The Dickinson press., 1894-12-01

Asheville, N. c., Nov. 2S.-The con
dition of Miss Mary Stevenson,
daughter of the vico president. con
tinues fav liable.
The Dickinson press., 1894-12-01
Mutton Manufactorv.

Morris, MIMI, Nov. 2S-Several cars
of sheep were wrecked near Hancock
yesterday, a broken track being the
cause. About 500 of the sheep were
killed.
The Dickinson press., 1894-12-01
Saturday, Nov. "a.

Fargo is organizing a New England
association.
G. o. Berg of Minnewaukan, whose
jaw was broken in n runaway accident,
died yesterday from blood poisoning.
When Charlie Adler retires from his
office as clerk of court of Nelson coun-
ty Jan. L, he will hang out a shingle
and practice law after Il short vaca-
ton in the Sunny South,
A deal has about been completed.
through Grandin and Edwards, where
by a colony of fifteen families of Dunk
ards expect to become wncr of an en-
tire division-four sections-of the May
Vile farm No. 5.
The Dickinson press., 1894-12-01
carele.. with a Gun.

Eureka, S. D., Nov. %. - Walter
Berry, living twelve miles from Eu.
reka, was shot dead on Sunday. He
had returned from hunting and was
taking his gun out Of a wagon, when
1t went off.
The Dickinson press., 1894-12-01
Death From Apoplexy.

Sioux Falls, s. D., Nov. 2s.-Chris
Sole, who has resided here since the
city started twenty-three years ago,
dropped dead of apoplexy this morn
ing.
The Dickinson press., 1894-12-01

Il is not at all likely that we are to
have female voters. Tie number of women
who really want to vote Is about equal
to the number Of men VIE like to put the
baby asleep.
The Dickinson press., 1894-12-01
FOUND GUILTY.

Hedington Sentenced to Life Ina.
prisonment for Murder.
Watertown, 8. D., Nov. %. - The
petit jury in the case Of the state
against ]. D.. Redington for the kill
Ing: of j. e. Kelly on Dec. 81, 1893,
to-day rendered a verdict finding Red.
ington guilty Of murder, and fixing
MS punishment at imprisonment for
lie In the penitentiary. The verdict
10 quite satisfactory to the people
The Dickinson press., 1894-12-01

We desire to inform a contributor that
1t is too late 10Y to publish the joke about
September and the oyster. Next year, per.
haps, we will max room tor it
The Dickinson press., 1894-12-01
Deaths sudden summon

Argyle, Minn., Nov. 2S.-Horace w.
Brown, q well known attorney, died
suddenly yesterday.
The Dickinson press., 1894-12-01
NORTH DAKOTA NEWS
INTERESTING NEWS FROM ALE
PARTS OF THE STATE.

a CONDENSED Record 81 III. r.,or.
tant HaPpenings of the Week IN
North Dakota, Arranged for Rapia
0eadiDG.
The Dickinson press., 1894-12-01
Mystery Explained.

Teacher-What was the reason our
ancestors did not have any knowledge
of the earth being round? Speak out
Johnnie.
Johnnie-Perhaps it was because they
didn't have any school globes In. those
days.-Texas Siftings.
The Dickinson press., 1894-12-01

One of the ~curiosities of Brazil is q
tree whose wood ami bark Contain
so much silica that they are used by
pctters. Both wood and bark arc
burned in equal proportions with clay.
producing a very superior ware. The
tree grows to Il hejgllth of 100 feet,
but does not exceed n foot in diam
ercr. THE fresh bark cuts like sand
stone. and when dried il brittle aud
hard.
The Dickinson press., 1894-12-01

Only time OF arrivals & ven, Passenger trains
flw.ys Sup nve minu-ts ~ Dlckinsoa. PaasenY-
ers with tt,.st. Ale allowed to Tide on the rear
aettiln OF No. b
For Information. time cards, maps s.d
eickets. cal on OF write Ticket Agent. u.
4aorthesn Pacific q. a, a. Dickinson
The Dickinson press., 1894-12-01

cHAs. 8, FEE. Cent Pass. Agent.
d. Paul. MINI.
The Dickinson press., 1894-12-01

1As Bicyclist Discovered that The
Eascinnting Lady I'm Dlooners Was
nRsa NnnJs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15


pr. Blake. dentist. graduate Phila,,
delphia dental college! oilice, Third anu
Main streets.
No charEe cars vim Texas Panhandls
route to Colorado. Best service. snort
est lines and luolSest time by aix
hours Free reclluipg chairs cars. Slty
ticket office. l0i Main street
Engineer Hawley ~ in correspon-
dence with the waterWorks officials Oh
many other cities OF similar 1Ne ana
larger than Fort Worth He is coli
ieolng much valuable and interesting
Information that viii be Of inNaluaole
in portance IN his own work.
with the entrance Of September NQrt
Worth society viii lose some oi avs
brlghtest fights. Quue q numoe- +"
our Young ladies viii leave ios W.
rinia, Kentucky, etc, to spcnd the On
suing session at school. There VIII no
some at Hollins Institute. ~ -.
George l.. Cause, funeral director and
enbalmer Full assortment Of unueI,
fakcr'H goods. Takes full charge OF
funerals ana ftirniDhes all necessary ro-
uuirements. No. ga West Weather
ford street. Fort Worth, Tex. Tele-
phone l57
General Secretary Reeves OF the Y.
NJ. c. a. left last nlEht for Chicago
Lake Geneva and other points, lie VIII
be away about three weeks ana WA
be engaged IN gaining points on the
educational work aud Y. NJ G. A. build
ings He will possibly arrange while In
chicago for physical director for the
coming year.
chief Deputy Sheriff John w. Wray
has returned from n vacation trip Of
several weeks 10 the North looking
much improved by HIS season Of recre-
alton. He visited Chicago and made a
tour OF iowa and passed through sew
oral OF tha Northwestern states, He
saws the cifeois OF the drouth IN that
portion OF the country are terrible md
there Is lkely To be some suffering
among the farmers in consequence " It.
Mansion hotel, the largest hotel in
Fort WORTH located on Fourth street.
between Main and Rusk. We are now
moved into our new 6inlng room. on
second floor. overlooking Rusk street.
where one can eat in comfort, protected
bv wire screens free from all dust and
cooled by natures hreezos. Rates re-
duced Go S. rrr day; supper, lodging
and brealsras, $50. Ton large sample
rooms on grouui.loor for use OF COM
mcrciAl men; 100 bedrooms both cool
and clonn, for use % ihe travelling pub
10 We solicit q trial and guarantee
uatisfaction On Rusls street you viii
Hac one or W W Dunu'r Ercu, irricat-
ms wheels which is destined 10 furnish
water to millions of ncr's Of vegata-
tlon. " W OHM e SON
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15
CITY COUNCIL MEETING.
RESOLUTIONS on THE DEATH OF
ALDERMAN TuLLY.
Matters Of Minor impe-.H,s-- Dis
cussed In short aud unintereating
session Lust Night-AIdernian Try
Mayor pro ten.

r,, to,, 40 "a. ,i.v council
A''s'e = N'ei'''e'9 ~,
were present when inc Hes''ns "'s
called to order shortly after ) O'clock
iast niabf Alderman Fry presiding as
nj, $3.50. ~ At,,,..,,
ihANpr pro TEN III 'ne "use''e - -N'''V'
Pgddcch.
IN, minutes Of the last meeting were
,a .,,.,,,.,.,l ,.,i,.,,r ,1,n.,.
"'iI "'P'YfN'
Several members came in late.
Tie following resolutions were then
-, a.. -, .. ~ a.at, 20 -
"ucF'Fu III rfs"'" " '"u us''" Z,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

Dallas. Tex, AUG. 10. CASTOR Mesler'
general passenger aud ticket agent Of
the Texas and Pacinc railway is IN re-
oeipt Of letter from n II, warwick OF
Cincinnati. ohio. who Is aaeler.nt pas
songer agent Of the Missouri Pncliic
railway systemi also from II. c. Town
send. general passenger agent of tho
Missouri Pacific, stating that Dallas up
plicutlon Tor thl next mceuna Of tal
Travelling Passenger Agents associa-
ton was being fayorabiy received and
HAT all membera who have 80 far
expressed themselves. favor Dallas as
the next place OF. meeting Mr., Wor-
wick IN his letter said that nc would
present the name OF Dallas for the next
annual meeting when the question
comes up at the Detroit convention,
which uonvcncs on september u, neEt
hi, warwick gays that lao thinks about
January 10 tile Dcst date Tor the hold
ing OF this convention as at that time
q larger attendance ls possible and ~
trip south would be more pleasant. He
rays Doe % doing an he can In the inter-
est 0f Dallas and iopes to capture this
prlse for her aud adds that nothing
would please him better tEqu 70 take "A
trip South and look over 81. business
prospects of Texas which h6 believes
are much brighter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15
THE THEATRICAL SEASON
A Complete Transformation in the
Appearance Of the city'a Play
IIousc--A Fine List of Attractions
for the Coming season.


The extensive improvements begun at
Greenwairs opera house ave weeks ago
are now approaching completion. maxi
ing a complete and very agreeable
change In the appearance OF The IN
teriur OF the building.
IL hNs been thoroughly reflnlshed in
side. New paint and yarnish have
fresioned the walls and ceilings until
IL seems like different place from
what IL was before the work OF over
hauling was begun
The most conspicuous change is In
tho addition OF beautiful ocean scene.
which appenrs over the drop curtain
In space formerly occupied " sum-
btt scroll decorations.
The new scene Is bright, delightful
one, with the battle snip 're&as' N
the foreground close to buoy. ana
surrounded by smaller craft with biue
sea stretching away In tie distance
ihe anterior 0f inc come tl the top
Of the ceiling which was finished be-
fore IN red ana durll-gruy, has been
deeked with stars IN blue Held OF
terrn-eottu and hight gold, with a large
stir iu One cantcf.
The posts supporting the gallery,
which were formerly colorcd with
over In gold and old silver ana ma
room
The seats throughout the house have
been repainted and rcuushiuuod, ana
IN fact every part OF the Interior which
BE- Visible has been so retouchod with
bright ana attractive c0l0rS as 70 en-
tlrely change the effect
Bright colors and the CLINT OF goldnud
silver madp The new nuieh n charming
one Rogers s. Printers. who have had
the painting In charge, have laid them
selves out on II. and deserve special
montion.
Taken altogether II would be dim
cult to make un Improvement on the
work nearing completion. and Mr.
Crccnwall should have recognition for
the effort he haG made 20 provide
handsome, tasteful place of public
amusement for the citizens OF Fort
worth
The opcro house was A crcdltnbic one
before, Now 1t ~ moro. It m such
place as Nhespl0n8 viii revci IN.
mo season WIN open here an Septem-
Der 49, with the Appearance OF tine little
invorite, Nellie Moiianry. Fort Worth
Inns boon rrowlug I'm fnvor with tho
theatrical profession Of latp. go thA
Manager GrecuWall haas been able. with
liitlo difficulty. To secure "a list OF SUI
pcrb attractions Tor next year. lie
mas exercised great care and pulus In
ming his dates for the coming SEM
SON. lie could easily have hlled every
uete In the coming year by the middle
OF the summer vacation just pissed but
has taken his time ia order to obtain
the best possible list OF attractions
. q result, he VIII ne aule 20 present
this season the finest list OF Attractions
ever 8ecn IN Fort Worth. embracing an
tie iirat-class companies OF the coun-
III 10 npedlcee ia enc t1ot tt,,.t,.,, ..,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

Though endowed with wealth be
You'd the drcnn of nynrlee." the
wrctched sunerer from chronic dys-
pepsiA W plunged in the depths OF
misery from which he or she seldom
emorgca even for n day nc stretch.
There i8 way 20 down thQ imp In
yoke the aid OF iIoatettcra Stomach
Blttcrs and he departs. Keep USING
the medicine, and the relief you
promptly experience finally becomes
permanent ana thorough cure o. ef-
foct1d, Heartburn hatuence. uncaal-
ueFs ana sinking Mt the pit Of thg
gtomuch. nervousness. inspmnin--thOsc
are symptoms FIRST relieved and finally
cured, with their cause, by this in
cifnbly reliable specific Liver CONF
plalnt and constipation, brother tor
mentors OF dyHpop3i1, are also scnt to
limbo by the Hittpra. $50 are rhtumu-
Use this helpful medicine syHtcmHt-
lcnlly, not by ITS ana starts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

Miss Helen Snow OF Little Rock
Ark. is visiting friends In Tort Worth
Mrs c. u Turner returned last night
from q seven weeks stay Ia Wilbuser
county
Mr. Charles c. French has returned
from Mineral Wells. where his family
vs. aummerlng.
W. u. Foathestone Of Henrietta,
repreeentlng Greer, Mills * Co, was
here last night.
Mr. Frank Clark OF the Texas ana
Pacific railroad has returned to the
city from "a trip TO the CITY OF Mexico.
Mr. H. r. Vaughn OF Whitley county,
Kentucky, an old newspaper man. IS ia.
the city, Mir. Vaughn expects Il locate
here,
Leon Friedman. formerly Of Fort
Worth, but now with the Plttsburg
Wire and Nail company. at Dallas,
spent yesterday IN the city.
Mrs. ]. n. Mcknight and little
daughter Alma ,have returned from an
extended vieit 10 friends nnd relatives
IN Alabama and Tennessee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15
CHARLES HARRY ROBERTSON
ONE OF THE ftANDsoMEsT uAon-
ELons IN THE womb.
He WIN Prove n strong Competitor
for First rince-Dr. Duringer san
Leads, nut the conteut ~ waxing
CIoxe-IIow They stand.

No list OF handsome Fort Worth
bachelors Is complete without c. Harry
Robertson "Hnndsomo Harry his
friends call him. No bachelor In all
the city 10 bcttor known than he. aud
none have a wider circle OF ndmhing
friends. with the boys, to know him
Is to like him; with the girls to know
him, IS to love him.
Wen does he deserve the sobriquet
"llnndsome Harry" Look at those
beautiful lineaments-thatc insaic brow.
thos sparkling oyes--who is SO devoid
OF appreciation Of the beautiful ns to
say Harry is not handsome
But Harry has other charms than
beauty. He Is a nice boy. a young
lady friend Of Harrys has been heard
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

Jones Re'niis what Il. Z,
pcricncr With ~. II. ''H y

'es A''hiiA What He f.n.
pcricncc With Tie T,. NY =
IIarper's Weekly.
Jackson Peters leaned &.
chair and slowly blew 4 eld,,s
toward the ceiling. ~Io Ky.
Il want to ask You op,o,s.
TO the probability Of 4 , s,o,'l 3,
told to me The Other davs
"well, Jacissong' MI
reply OF the cautious ~.
1T struck me- c5ni,,,'.l,
that man who had toIA Z
that Is to say. a man M nj 4 I.
much Of what | may calI Il. "
truth as You have ought Il \
judge Of the probablIily K
1t was a cyclone story W.
going to ask you aboutr
Most cyclone stories a., Z.
lies, Jackson" ~ s's ~
mo doubt. The min, Z. i.
said he had seen straws ~. & \
men boards ~ the Orr, =,
1t never happened. 49,
IS a stock lie told OF eyer .''.'
blows. Your friend innb..'l'
youth, my boy. lie Would u,
dared 70 ten such Il msniie, = Y
heralded lie to Robinson a ~ "
must admit, though that n.
the wind In a Genuine nve ,',. 4
siderable. When i llxad
In the EOS l had a quahiiN r.
but II was blown awa, N Z.
cyclone OF the season txess.
spanish rooster He cling e u
root with his bill, and allaw.s
to crack ana whip IN the VIII \
yacht pennnut. lie rode OH 4 u
though most of his feathers s.,,i'1
off. Subsequently / forn3 II
them imbedded over haif an nj
grlndstone."
Yes, returned Peters, Il
my friend was trying to imbs, n
adolescence"
Il think so. Jackson. IA 1
siderable experience with cgoia
summer IN Kansas, hht / NJ,
handle myself SO that / iA n \
them much. ! soon saw M n
Of depending ON cycloue rslir.
that sort Of thing. The flni,s
difficulty OF all such thiha. /. n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

contract for new $4,000 brick depot
al this pigar, consisting uf hrst-ciasa
diuing room, lunch counter. Waiins
looma. and division offices In the acc
ond story. Work Is TO be COMMENCED
within fifteen days from date. me
city presents the railroad company @
handsome bonus TOWARD the building
IN order 10 lLavo u alrIctly lirat-cInaa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

The ProspcctS Ave Coud Tor much
Improvement THIS sns0n.

ANc hN"NncctN ave Goud Tor Much
lmprnyement THIS snson.
Architect IA. Mcsser, of the Hrm OF
MeaRer sonWulnat & Messcr, when IN.
terfogateJ ia regard TO the praspeets
for building this fhll, said he Thought
NE outldot was much better ,han al
tnia ume last year He suss thcre ia
ON the South Side.
The new nutcl building ADJOINING the
Hendricks building is being pushed
rapidly 20 completion
thc Dundee bnliding Is nearly nil
t0fon M by tonants, who win move m
during the next dva weeks.
There is tulk OF n number OF new
store buildings around the new fad-
oral building, and south OF tbcre ~,
Houston street.
u is said that arrangements have
nfen completed for the erection of Scott
q tlarIolIH new Office building on me
aeuth Side Of Fiuh street betyye,p
Main and Houston atrootr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

TO all was recokpIxaa =.
was q relief q lis T,, 's1' a
probably dreaded Il NJ. y, "a
those around hsrn. ~ ~ 3
,s Ale ' was married to 1 e.. e
have been born thress Wy. ~ { )
who .todny mourn M ,liTSi e
and loving father. ~ ~ y Z,
III. IN his death, uol ON Il,
M, me sly the council, n, y :.
the state loses one ' 4: Z 4. ~:
most useful citizens 'N M
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15
nIa WINE sYspIc.1r
II win Control Eighty Fer "A
the California cren

F
San Francisco. Cal, Aug. lt-l|
wine svndicate which No. ~. u
49, IN, -, ~ -. ''.-
i'''e VIII cVhtrol ~ per espl I,
grape product Of California Z
next ave years. lis Formation "A
the vnIue M the cron IL II. u
Ut. N.h
pr'ct Oh grapes IS 20 ton Va
syndicate agrees 70 pay not IN |
$40 q ton Seven houses Al
svndtc,to ,r5 49, LII ,-ah.
,',' $500 N"u N'V'9 W." p'Y
ADMITTED soon
The capital stock Of the conyi
ten millions of v.biob ssno o0l 4:
s,,I,,a,.,,., ~, 49, ,'.1
~ ti''',, , 49, lne HOUSES uas Y,
w, 'i ", . - tne ssnui t.'' Y.
49,, i - ,, W ~ ih'esli ~, 'i, NJ "
'3i,3sis' .'',ie iilarhs VIZ ~, os4e. ".
Ale BUSINESS is US part ,, o. We ~. y
a., 81 u we nqalncss WI y ~. ~. h
49, ~ ~ ~ 'eiS Isluii y sne ~ ~.
n,ni ~ Cl.y .' o,.,ilei w y. s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

The regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF The Railway MEMS saw
lnga ana Loan Coz WIN be held R,ou-
day, AuBuRt 20 ut q p. M, room 60.
Hurley building Hy order
GEO. STRONG,
President
q. c. RIVERS.
Secretary aud Treasurer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15
TO rnn hAsr LONG Rnsr.



Yesterday forenoon about II o'clock
in the presence OF one of tie
largest crowds that ever as
sembled to pay the last sad
tribute oe love to one NJ the clty's
honored dead, the remains OF Alderman
FULLY We're laid away in q nowery
burial place In the new cemetery.
Loving hands selected His burial
spot, loving voices sounded his praises
and loving men with Kindly action
tenderly laid him 10 rest II was
most pathetic ana touching scene His
grlef-strieken wife, and fatherless chill
dren shed tears OF bitter anguish; kind
faces grew sad al the thought that
thls was the last long look Ut his b.
loved features. and strong men shoot.
with the emotion they tried TO conceal.
The funeral exercises were held at
the residence, i03 West Third street.
ard conducted by Roy. w. s. helms
They We're as impressive as the cero-
monies at the grave ara every nook
OF the residence was crowded.
The funeral sermon pronounced over
ms romans was one OF the most touch
Ing ever heard in this city
Ihe body was oncased in n hand
some casket and when the exercises
were over the following well-lno,vu
gentlemen, all close friends OF the de-
ceased alderman took their places -
The sides of the cusiSet and trnderiy
bore him 10 The hearse. Captain j. q
llitlejohn, Cant. T. p. Martin, William
MONTGOMERY James Y. smith, ]. u.
Mitchell and Col, s. 8. Mimms
The body IN the hearse, the following
members OF the police force. an mount
ed, took the lead and egcorted the body
y the grave: Assistant Chief Charley
Matkin, and officers Moseley. PAYNE
and Carter The fire companies. with
engines and hose trucks heavily dfaped
in mourning followed the hearsa, the
members Of the council and citv Of
fcials came next IN carriages and after
them long line Of vehicles OF ali
kinds, numbering over two hundred
MED with friends OF the deceased.
The fire companies dropped ont of
the procession on Royal avenue and ro-
turned 90 the city owing to the fact
that the cemetery was too far or IN
ease or hre.
Reaching the cemetery the pall-bear-
crs carried the cRsSet to the side of tho
grave. tenderly placing II down The
burial service OF the Methodist HpIsro-
PAL church was feelingly read bv Pre-
siding Elder Nelms, prayer was offered
the coffin lowered into the grave; Gcd's
law had been enacted and one or Fort
Worth's best citizens was forever hid
den from the sight and companion
ship nj hts fellows.
Tie last sad chapter ended. the
crowd turned sorrowfuuy about and
flled with thoughts Of the uncertainty
OF NE, sadly wendell their way back
to their homes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

Misa ~. HcndrielS will roorganlzl her
class OF vocal and Instrumental music
Monday, September 3, and be randy Tor
work Turma reasonable. ,-gAddrvl 3
Fort Worth University.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

Harry shelaon. who "a to moot
Danny GailRgher In a night 20 The nm
ish wednesday night, arrived IN town
yesterday. he is accompanied BY his
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

trainer. Mlcky Finn. and says he Is
in fne shape Tor the battle and be-
lievos he win have little trouble m
winning the fight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

The following marriage hceuses have
heeu rocoraed az the oiilce OF the coun-
" court. A. nj. Cooper and Emma
Amanda Hines. colured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

on ensy payments. furniture, carpats
matinee, lace curtains etc. We solicit
your trade, Respectfully,
FAKES " CO., 1907 Main.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

Our stock Is now complete. can ind
zee our line 81 Flat aud Roll Top i,tsk
mcnts. Respectfully.
PAISEs s co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

a goot crowd listened 20 J. A
W,,lisht preach from lisa. $50 and cS.
n,pltsl GONE Interest. The city mis-
aiohary' Mfs' Drake, viii preach to-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

S'veral car loads Of bedroom suits.
which We oNcr ut low Prices az ~otail'
heApecUuliy FAKES K co.
i60l NIiin
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

sallie thurman ct al. by sherlff. to
~ } ormshee. lots /, ., 3. and in
block III, $1,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

Wll sen unythiug m the furnitpre
a n carpet line at retail on easy pay
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

1T you nega one sle cur line. We sen
~ feiAii ON easy payments Reapect-
fally' FAKES & co. 1901 Maln.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

You should plant your ran eardera
now, also Hllss Triumph polato. cail
ON Drunn q. co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15
nir. cIeveIand's near nun.
ilrano Harat1

I have jast heard a story from Tho
white house a deputatioa from co,,.
rado called on ne president ana tell
nm they had arranged Tor be,r
hunt In their state for The pres,Ie,,,
and his cabinet The liberation was
headed by Secretary OF Agrienltnrs s
Norton, who Introduced tho membSra
me speaker IN an eloquent wav
characteristics ot the boupdlNss w.,
Drew an animated picture of tho snnrl
IN witch the president WINS goiieitefl
70 take part. The president liatencd
attgntiyely. ana after othcrs 81 t5s
deieHauon had spoken thcir nieces
ne said, substantially; ~ have beo,
hlnt here 90 tho capitol up on mo
hlli THAI is going to occupy All he
ume YOU gentlompn think / have M
mN disposal n / DON'T burs, no ,.,,,,
and the ammunition Doesn't nm
oNt ny The time am
through wiih the sp5r, n,o,h,
~ accept your Invitation. Int
j may be permitted 10 saw mat IN,
gentlemen DO NOT yet tnaw vhai
year hvni IS. You had better sfnv
+ here and Join me-" sag
y was Study to look at the fnces
Of the Colorado delegation when the
president Quit talldng
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-15

August IS, special excursion via
santa Fe to Galveston; So round trip,
saturday,