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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-11

In the Fort Worth elvn court OF
appeals the following decisions were
handed down at the last sitting:
Joseph l.. Wilson VS.. Fort Worth and
Denver City railway company, from
Tarrant, affirmed; Hartford Fire In
suranoe company Va, J. =. McI.en.oue
g. al, from Erath. affirmed. c. W. Mas
SIC Ns. y. and Eunicy Meeka. from palo
ilnso, affirmed; James e, Moore W.. Jno.
y, Thornton, guardian. from Tarrant
9siiirined as per agreement on iiie; Fort
Worth and Denver City railway COM
pany vs., y, G, pcekery, from CLAY.
eilirmed; J. r. Rawlston vs.. Altman
Miller & Co. from WllharEer. reversed
and rcmanded; w @. Barry at nj. rs,
w w. Parks. from Rosaue. reformed
and affirmed; J. n Lamb VI a
Jones Ct nj, nom Wichita, affirmed.
10 tho court.
y, 4, Romar Ct al, Va. J. d. Wcst Of
H. from Clay; Sanger Bros. VS.. Jasper
shaw. from Jack. MADDOX Bros. 4
Anuerson -. J. a. Covingtou Il ri,
from Clay; II. A. Porter vi A. {, Ntehs
o9 = Co, from Taylor; X. X Fielder rs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-11

The Time Nearing for the Meeting
of This Important Body Here.


Among the delegates In attendance
on the state firemen's convention 10
Fred II. Robinson publisher OF the
HuntsNilie Item ana secretary Oh '"e
TeSns fiess association
knowing the Press Association IS 70
meet IA this Guy inc latter part of
next month reporter OF lhe pazette
called on Mr. Robinson at the Mansion
iast evening 10 ascertain II anything
new OF interest could be obtained re-
saru'hs inc coming ineelins'
Ihe secretary replied that ne had no
Information Iurther than mao nfeh
presented me "ssoeiauoh WIN con-
Vehe iuesday' June ~ ana commune III
session 'hree Gays ana WIN leave on
.he eNcuts'oh 10 Asoury farK the ioi'
lowing uny'
The secretary has been doing some
quiet looking around during his stay
,,.t.1 $500 :. ...,-.. ~, -. -.
80 '''e
ing meeting ana has made some pro-
grcss In the matter OF accommodation
for the members etc.
r. p.,,,.. ,,,
- H."'''son s'u'eu '' ".u pe'H ui'-
able 10 learn OF any steps being taken
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-11

MT Hemming nominated Mr. A
Reed IN highly eulogistic speech far
president. The rules were suHnsndst
ana pc was elected unanimousir anti
applause. s"uiu
Ex-Fresiicnt Groce made fau %
marks ny fe;iFtng oifieer and annotated
Messts Hemming, Ponder and I,a,v,sr
10 the platform he''ue"'
me silver gavei was transferred o.,
rev appropriate relnarka. 50
fresdrnt Reed. IN thanking tho a..
ISOLATION for the honor. snid thnt ,h1s
VIZ one OF the times wherein speech
,,siled him to return suffclent thaniss
ne was unprepared for a spcech ma
souid only again return thanks Snr
The high honor. tVr
san An'Srla Mossre. I-onKmoor ste,
.enN npe Mcfnnis escorted ire ~,
lens ana McJunes escorted the NV NV
prra'Hen, p the platform. who returnes
Serpnd Vice rcsident--C. q uan,
W,nk q Gainesville
oo Tnird vice-prcaident-w. w. Lima.
dale SnsinVor OF Rocl-
u f Me-, a, secretary-c, r. smi,h
7, sssond assistant aecrctary--r 4,
'-tawfogd OF Cameron. = h
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-11

Picnic parties win find Il 70 ". w /
terests to call upon the co'iss Y
before selecting their plcnic VI
Carrolton. located thirty mlles n, IA
Fort Worth ON the line Of ths "
Belt, is well adapted for su.s Z
poses. The grove is peau I.s a.
being we'll shaded. A nice ~ W.,
and a large lake, when an a,s,,s
pleasure-seeking plcknickers ass m
fishing, hunting and Q pieass1as. IA
a delightful grove. The gropl .s',i I,
excellent condition and are r sis,|
vided with swings for ths Il
dining tables and seats IeL ~
Cotton Belt train leaving nsm, 4
a convenient hour in the nlPi VIVA
returning arrives in Fort ,.,ss 4
7:15 in the evening. SpeclAi XII A
attention paid to sunday-sac,ss.r,
private picnic parties. Rases XVI. ,n
sonable. For all further ! n pSIjl
C. p. & t. A.. 40l Main su'r
Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-11
THE K. P. Entertainment
AUCTION WILL NE CONTINUED uS-
TIL TOMORROW EVENING.
The Prizes for the Most Popular
Ladys the One Selling the Most
Tickets and Most Popu-
lar Fireman.

Notwithstanding the rain there was
good crowd nt the entertainment at
the city hall Wednesday night given by
the Fort Worth division No. 2, Uniform
rank. knights Of Pythlas
a good many hremen were present
and there was also a sprinlling of
bankers Some OF the firemen brought
their wives and daughters, or sisters
and sweethearts.
The entertainment opened with re-
lection by the Cosmopolitan Mandolin
club. then there was an address by
Mayor Paddock who eulogized the no.
BILE order OF Pythlans. three vocal Sc
lec:ions by Misses SAME Turner, Edith
Turner and May Field. after which
came very interesting recitation by
Miss Wcssie Atkisson, and Mr. George
Lusk gave one Of his charming violin
solos, the musical program closing with
n selection from the Cosmopolitan Man
dolln club.
Then the auction began. All sorts
OF things. too numerous and varied
to be mentioned, We're disposed of. the
Ructioneers being John II. Montgomery
and q, Il. Gay. All OF the packages
were not sold and the rest, about $500
worth VIII be auctloned on at the
knights Of Pythlas armory tomorrow
night, when no admission Will be
charged ana there VIII he music, dane
ing and other attractions
The voting for the most popular
young lady and the most popular vol
untecr fireman was also postponed until
tonlEit. Votes will be 10 cents each
and the contest will open at $3.50 o'clock
sharp
The prize for the most popular young
lady VIII be n diamond ring, and for
the most popular fireman solid gold
watch.
\ solid gold watch for the young
be awarded
Those who 10 TO the hall, 100 Main
street. may be assured OF an enjoyable
evening
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-11

Mr.. W. s. Reed OF this city delivered
y very interesting address on "Bnukern
In Politlca." He said. w eject
Usually the banker does not take
10 praeucnl politics. Docs there exlat
sueh prejudice as to preclude
bankers from political proferment7
~ seems TINT there does exist such "A
prejudice; politicians play upon the
passions OF the people and daily preRs
also innamc this existing prejudice
Our fraternity Ia characterized ng
plutocr1,a as men having no interests
IN common with the people.
The speaker rcad several populiat
pnrlsfnphs denouncing banking cor.
morvnnts,' and urging that the ahv.
locks be compelled to dlsgorge. Con.
unuing, the speaker said II such
prejudice did not exist, there would br
no such paragraphs. He cited several
instances In which bank ofiicinls re-
fused to become candidates for tho uolo
tsason OF this prejudice He thought
ny prejudice not well founded. and
ihet the remedy to remove thin pre-
}ndlce was the dissemination among
me people OF sound doctrines OF fnance'
and mus educate them. We shnuIi
teok by wise counsals to remove this
hlhmor. We should boldly announce
our plahorml An honest dollar
sulneu ny an honest government, and
n, M oin"nk un honest people,"
W. ~ Ponder OF Denton commended
~ culoEistic terms. the able addr"gs
OF Mr.. Reed. lie thought the peonls
neoed broader education, and shoiid
made TO understand that Inc
press them. :" op-
me secretnry was ordered TO have
me address printed in one OF Tho ie,d s
ing papers for general informa ION
lowni s,;,s o. Loydon OF Abilene fol.
hnu co-operation," which containsH
fraternity. D"nNihk
rhe committee on resolutions ton.
nsreu thanha TO the Telegram ana
ether newspapers for faithfuliy rsn ana
Wy me proeeedings of tho conyststn,,.
a.ae, 10 the eitisens Of Fort Worn ~.
,helr Kind aud hospitabie recep.,on
snu,a ~. worm brewery. Packing
The resolution was adopted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-11

One of the Queer saIaricd Positions
in the House Of Commons.

ReVerting to the duties OF a wbin and
patronage secretary, 1t is an astonisb-
ing fact that gentlemen of Birth and
social position can be found In M
the post. The junior whips duties nre
not only onerous, but irksome No
eording to the Cardiff Mail. They cit
or stand in the outer lobby o. ~
house from half past three ia hnlf nos,
twelve at night. and they ask 20.
member who passes where he is 20
,ns' Whether he is paired and when
ne VIII be back. II he is not unir,.6
t 10y nave either to find a pair for
MN OF 10 prevent him from passing
0 el ny coaNing or threats. the former,
~ u' preference. When their party are
~. Ihese gentlemen have 10 attend
Snelr once from IL to 3. Their hours ~
i uou,y' therefore. are from II a. m, ~
,.s, m, or thirteen hours, with inter.
t nals lor lunch and dinner. and his
IVY no lor 1000 pounds year When
t Ielr party is out they do II, hinns
MIR oInee work, for nothing.
IN addition to keeping an eve a.,
az 9nso juniors. the chief whip, who has
, rooV pouhas year. deals with the
II euioers on their more touchv side
ri,tish ne VINO practically distrlh,ites
90 | aIid titles, and sees tint cards
"tNitailon are sent to this no,
Anu that-that no one is given ,,r
, ruv preference, a delicate diItv Will
tttv,IlulIes much tact and SKIN Mr. ny" I'LL
t,,n,s Is poIular and that goes a prsat
~ re has tact, and that goes 80,
h,,t ny ~ present he lacks exnerie,,co
out that will come. sNpe'lence'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-11

The more children woman has the
fewer theories she has,
II a man asks candid opinion from
a friend and gets 1t, IL makes him
mad,
Those who are Invited 10 sing AT n
party always report having had a good
time,
a mar can't be desperately in love
forever any more than he could live
on pickles,
There IS great contrast between she
DUSTY road OF life and the air castles
When most people are not taking
medicine TO cure them, they are eat
inB something 10 make them sick.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-11

| A. Warren. from wichita; johnson,
| Cook * hurry vs. John A. White, IRON
Wilbarger; Wood & Turmoil ct al. vs..
Amarillo Improvement company, from
Potter: American Fire Insurance conf
pahy vs. NJ. J. Heard ct al, IRON
Erath; j. L. Higgins vs.. G. c. Whlte,
from Clay. Fort Worth and Denver CITY
railway company vs. C. s. Fowler, from
Wilbarser; Fort Worth and nenVer
city railway company VS.. Helms &
Cunningham. from Wilbargef; traders
national bank vs. j. w Day IRON
Denton; David French ct al. VS.. John
koeniB ct al, from Taylor.
The court ruled on the following mo-
tions:
w. w. Dunn VIZ. j. +. Price, rehear-
Ing refused: Western Union telegraph
company vs.. A. II. Leach, rehearlng
refused; Fort Worth and Denver city
railway company ys. X. Il. McAnulty,
rehearing refused. Bonner N. Hitson ct
al. VS.. James S. Hogg governor, re-
hearing granted and cause reinstated;
Chillicothe mill and elevator company
vs. city national bank ct al, To strike
out appellants brief, overruled; ID. NJ
osborne IL Co VS.. Joe Ayres, TO correct
Endorsement on record, granted; Fort
Worth and Denver City railway COM
pany VS.. w. B. Worsham, to strike out
appellants brief. refused: f. NJ. Tuck
cit ct al. Va. Hemphill & Poston, to file
record, granted; Jake Johnson w. Mrs.
f. Rockmeyer. to submit on suggestion
OF delay, granted; Bugbee Land and
Cattle company VS.. j. J. Brentb ct al,
TO file record. granted; Coswell Ranch
and Cattle company ys. Roberts coun
~. to advance, granted; 7. L. Marsalis
vs., r. l.. Garrison. to advance, granted;
city national bank OF Fort Worth VS..
Merchants national bank OF Fort
Worth, to advance, granted.
Attorneys submitted the following
motions;
Texas and Pacific railway company
Va, Kate Watkins. rehearing: S. H.
Spangler vs. Mrs. Frank Monroe. re-
henrlng; ]. p. LaWfln ct al. VS. Wealth
crford Bros, to dismiss appeal; Jules
Alvord ct al. vs. W. II. Waggoner, to
dismiss appeal: s. H. Chennault VS.. A,
MurohIson. to dismiss appeal j. ]. Nc
Lemore VS.. $. Smith, TO dismiss appeal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-11
None but ten-year-old Belle q y
son whisky sold over the Marzdl y


In the Seventeenth district cor
the suit of Josie Toole VS.. E. 9 H,
ct al. a verdict was RENDERED IL
defendant.
The suit of j. V. French vs. y
Wall ct Al. is IN trial. II sass
vendors lien notes, foreclosure.
In the county court in The ~
Charles c. Medley, charged wig =
ing open saloon on sunday lts
PENDANT was found not grllty.
e. l.. Thielman, keeping q disass'
house. on trial,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-11
DOCTOR nAwquoRNn.
his Lecture ON "Hnnhuod and wom-
nnhood" AT the opera House.


Rev. j. II. Hawthorne, d. D.. pastor
OF the First Baptist church at Atlanta,
entertained an nppreciative audience
at the opera house last night upon the
theme Of "Munly Men and womenly
Women" in discourse so Astounding
In lofty Christian sentiment that none
OF those who heard It VIII soon forget
It's elevating Impressions reviewing the
Ideals OF ancient and medieval times
and tracing their notifications In the
noble minds
who, since the days OF old
Have kept the lamp OF chivalry nllght
In hearts OF gold"
Industry, self-control and courage
were made the leading traits OF lofty
manhood and womanhood.
He admonishod his hearers that cour-
agcous devotion TO right and duty was
required IN these times when our free
institutions were besct on every hand
by the grinding oppression OF monopoly
which counted men as no many oluds OF
earth. and ON the other by the com.
munlain, socialism and annrohlsm OF
every kind.
II was only by tho efforts OF brave
and devoted men that the country
was 20 be saved from the troubles
which seemed TO ovorahadow Il ut the
present time, What was moro needed
than anything else was n band of high
minded conscientious men and women
In every town ana village who should
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-11

Col. T. NJ. Naples. the weil known
Brentwood lawyer. was In the olty
yesterday evening and was the guest
OF Hon. Berry Camp.
He told Gazette reporter that the
people out his way seemed to be nh
for Rengan for governor.
And Il he concludes 10 10 before
the people," said tho colonel ',he cnr
easily get the nomination Those who
90 not favor him are about evenly
ham" ~" LAM
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-11
THE BANKERS WORK DONE.
CAPT. REED ELECTED PRESIDENT
ron iso4--o5.
rhe Next Meeting VIII he Held Mt
Gniveston--Resoiutio Adopt
ea-The Proceedings of
j.fit tho Meeting.

The third and last days session o.
he bankers opened with a small at
tendance, the rain evidently casting Q
Happening effect upon the delegates.
Mr.. Reed announced that the Colo
RADIO excursion had been abandoned
As not a sufficient number OF persons
we're secured. Mr.. Reed said he had
worked hard to make It a success, but
evidently the excursion was In the
wrong direction.
Committee Reports.
Tho committee on constitution and
,y-laws reported In favor of a change
providing against assessment Of mem
Iefu except for annual dues.
The committee on officers reports pre-
tented the following resolutions. which
we're adopted;
Grover Endorsed.
Referring to that portion OF our presi-
dents speech relating 10 the course OF
the Hon. Comptroller Eckles during the
recent panic. we offer the following:
Resol, cd. that we commend most
"ea''hs eie "V''Vi W. W
president or the United States, Tor MS
wise etntesmanllke and patriotic course
i, .,ao,vori,g under tho most irving
=, 80. " 20 -,
"REMINISCENCES 10 uphoiu inc hohof' ~
togrity and stability Of our country.
we commend J, II. EcltlcB, comptroller
:, a.. s,,..1.,,,. o.. Ia, ,,,t,,,o,
promptneas and courage during the re-
na,,s, "u ~, ~ 3', ~ us,,Ho
NJ -t ~ io n tor w ,s'eiy , n,n me
~ va ruu ih, y, tnus hteI"Lnlns Wy
49,. ,,,,I ,.l N'seA''i ''"' ia" h"sPs
% p. ~, ~ ~. a. 800 ,.o.o,,, A.
Ss.N ~. 'nat nus pveV,iiv III, IL
pntVH. Nl"t W, ui,ouut oi h,tuliN
n'gies IN ,hv uil',eu St'iteh y lnsui.
,if ~ 'see .'Ie ~ wv
n"Mihs lhuuAt'les anu eouh'nefVe oi
VIZ nnnol r -. .,.,,
,,rS vsy,ssu lnit this nssoci ,,.I. an, IN
III, rliuil 'o"Aru sssuiiiib ti,p
iuii uAe q hllVVr ~ monetary cur eh-
=, uy nbreehent DftWseh ue ieauihs
tined i', mt n T., ,ln1l VI Tue "o'iu at
nesoixsa' Ihai Il IS the sense OF ms
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-11
JUDGE RECTOR WIS \,
HE SEVERELY cnlrlclsss
ron IT'S vnRDlc, a|
The wniiinE Case r,s
Bank Cashier /. a -.
Happy Man : NJ, "
Judge Said.


! lfotAils
vac waco, Tex May Io.-a J. !,
formerly cashier and la,s, Z s''
"a. city National bank q J r'
felt like a new man az, a''s''
OF the jury in the Feders, .l ~ ~
had his fate in its hands. NJ, III
this morning. The ihdlct,Ss N, ~
MIN contained thirty count, VIII ~
ed him with embezzleme5,' =, =, r
appropriation of about ,,Sas
funds of the bank and mss,,, \
entries and false returns i u
department of the goyerp,n.,.
This morning the Jury ~,
agreement and at 10 O'Clock nv, w.,
court that it was ready d W.
verdict, ~
The attorneys were notisss 4,
paired to the court room. NH.
in waiting and his face s,'ss.s
trayed anxiety. Not guIi,yS
verdict and Walling shook h,s,' u
his counsel and looked a.
weight had been taken on N.
Judge Rector was evideutlv II.
ed with the verdict, and h ~
to let the jury know 1t, crtIcl,,,
verdict In the sharpest terms II
charging the jury with dI,an,,s,,'
The trial has lasted eieh,ss,
and the tired jurors soon dIsn...s
go to their homes.
Wallins and his attorney Il.
jenkins, win return to Brorrv,,
once. "'sA
The following is the address n
Rector delivered to the Jury,
Gentlemen Of the Jury-lrhs ,.,.
ment has spent thousands i, X d''
in this case. first before The ef,,s 1
and then through long ana N
trial. with numerous wltnessa. ",
established a clear case Of ru,l, 4
can be no question OF this NAV, ,
on number of counts 1t ~,
shown to any intelligent man N,
bank had been wrecked BY "a.
PENDANT; that it is in the hand,
receiver and that the stock Is dS-,
10 or 10 cents on the dollar and Nj
has embe22led from $4,000 10 ND
the money of the bank. This n.
is slap in the face Of iustic
society, Il the man had been ci,.
with stealing horse he would viii
doubt have been convicted ind,
evidence. The court and the jury
their separate duties. and | au
change your verdict, but how yos,
account to society for II do not d
This is the first time In my lie 4
found II necessary to make NH
marks to a jury. You are dlschru
FOR the term with the courts a
proval Of your verdict.
To the defendant. You are dstc
ed on the jury's verdict. You u
had yous day In court.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-11

The harness sale at Ellis & Kel,ner,s
suraly success. They are kent
BUSY waiting on customers and tltllng
on harness. Several hundred ninrle
ana double sets are stu on hand, from
Three weeks more, when theN win cinss
thcir retail store and remove the 10
mninder OF their stock 90 the j. II
hrown building, whore they Will do
an exclusive Wholesale business.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-11
VALUABLE REALTY SOLD.
Three Times Raised ON the same
nay.

Lots No. Is and 10, block A6, Dag
getts addition, located on Tenth and
Houston streets, were sold last Satur-
day afternoon; first by John @. McCar-
thy to w. II, Wells, for $4,000. but be-
fore the deeds We're passed the property
was sold by Wells TO u. y. Harold for
$ll,OGo, and It is said that Mr.. Harold
MAJ an offer OF $4,000 the same day,
MhlCh ne declined, The actual trans
fer was recorded today. The lots are
50Ygr feet.
Mr. Harold, it is understood. will
probably build on the property next
fan.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-11

Treasurer-J q. Lowdou OF Abilene
There was no opposition ticket and
all were elected by reclamation.
Executive COMMUNICATION Seley, w.
a. Ponder. Reed. Jones. Wagner.
Representatives to the American
Bank RS assoclation-Loyd, Lipscomb.
WteleB.
Golvsrton was decided upon as the
place OF the next meeting.
Tho association then adjourned
finaii,-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-11

Next Saturday the little city of
crowley, eight miles south OF Fart
Worth. on the Santa ne. will be fairly
alive with Nlsltora from different sec.
TONS OF the county, including many az
the oanuiIates. On tho day named a
given, and everybody Who des,rsa Nv ~
attend VIII receive n hearty welcome
Music. dancing, epeechca and a .yn,d
time generally is the program.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-11

There will be Picnic given at Mus.
tang, nftccn miles from the city ON the
Rio Grande railroad. by the Episcopal
church next Saturday. Three coaches
VIII be attached TO the regular freight
train that leaves at O'Clock In the
mor,NnH. LARGE platform will be
days pleasure eea be anticipated
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-11

Rev. Harry Cassil desires % y
the many firemen and banksn Y
city that 1t would have given Pig u
pleasure to have been with u'sa 4
Joined with them in giving y.
hearty welcome to this city hst.
ly regrets his being called awa'
home at this time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-11

that his actions have done more to
impede the progress Of the party than
time can hardly ever overcome. Re
specially. d. II. HIGHToWER.
Riverside. Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-11

Gov Hogg was tho guest at dinner
at the Arlington Inn yesterday aftor-
noon OF Hon, Berry Cninp. The rov.
orncr and MIR. Camp left for Dallas in
the evening TO attend the Baptist con.
Vpntion
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-11

A physician recently saved a mana
life in way that was miraculous. he
told the imam that he must have ~
operation performed and II would .,,sst
him $50 The man couldn't raise thc
Globe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-11

Immigrant Inapeetor-pi you con.
tract to perform any species OF iahor
before oairinG tp this country7
ilf'is'sgAht, N,,. your honor; I was
proaiised y Job IN Inc street cleaning
department.-R Raymond Monthly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-11

For National Republican league meet
ing the Rock island will sell tickets 10
Denver and return at rate of one fare
for round trip Tickets Will be sold
June q, q and 2S limited thirty days
for return,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-11

At 10 cents per yard; cost is cents.
Special sale IN All lines at cost or below
cost at u. G. Benefits Cab early for
bargains ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-11

OF the order of Railway conduc.
tors Meet.


The Texas division OF the order Of
RlHwoy Conductors was In session Mt
the Ifr'ghta OF Pythias hall yesterday
ar rnoon for the purpose OF olecting Il
delegate from each division to the grand
convention OF railway employees Of the
United States. Mexico and Canada,
which conyenes In New York City May
"a, % and %,
Tbs other railroad organizations Of
The state should have met at
yeTerday morning, but failed to
do 80 on account of the del
egnter not arriving, These are mem,
beers OF the Switchmen's Mutual Aid
association. brotherhood OF Locomotive
Engineers, and Railway Tralnmen.
There are fourteen divisions Of con-
duc'orH II Texas, and nine of them
ware represented, as follows:
Chief Conductor w. r. Bell
Of Evergreen division, No 81;
Assistant chief j. w. Watkins,
j.. F B.ount. division No. n. 1nterna-
weston; w. n. Settle. No SIS, Houston
an TeNan Central. Houston; J. w.
Watkins, Texas and Pacific, No. 81,
Dallas: John Chase. No. 80. Iron Noun
tain, TeNarkana. l., Dane, Missouri,
Kansas and Texas. No. 537, Denlson;
" r., 'tlerboh no 10 Gulft Colorado
and Santa Fe Temple; e. b. Kolbcrt.
No. bS, road depot muster AZ Denison
- b Smith. No. 1885, Katy, Taylor
Conductor Holden. No, is. Cotton Belt
Tyler.
The matter OF selecting delegates will
be the only business discussed by the
conductors who will probably adjourn
this evening.
NOW let good digostlpn wait on np-
petite, and health on both" liz Il favor
lie toast after taking Angostura Bit
tors Or, j. O. II. Siegert s. Sons, man
ufucturers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-11

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