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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-09-06
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We shall 60 to press one day late
next week as well as this. BY so do
ing, we can give a report of the Beth
el fair.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-09-06

The pillows on your bed cannot be too
comfortable. They should be made of
genuine live geese feathers, thoroughly
cured, and warranted without odor. Send
to Paipe's Furniture Co., Boston, for
prices on pillows, mattresses and bedding.
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$4,000 Maj.
For Woodbury. and Protection.
The Star that Never Sets" Solid
Against the Sugar Trust Tariff.

Against the Sugar Trust Tariff.
The election Tuesday was one of
the most significant in the history Of
the state.
1t was an off year and there had
been no work done by the state COM
mittee, and little by town and coun-
~ committees, to interest and get out
the voters.
The whole fight was made by the
Republican state papers, to whom the
whole credit of the magnificent yicto-
ny is due. These set plainly before
the people the work of the Democrat
ic party in Congress, especially the
destructive Sugar Trust tariff bill, and
the voters registered their emphatic
condemnation of it. At the time of
going to press, we have returns as fol-
lows;
Returns from a fifth Of the towns
show great Republican gains and in
dicate majority Of 25,Ooo for Wood
bury.
Representatives are elected as fol-
lows, all Republican unless otherwise
stated:
ORANGE COUNTY.
Bradford, r a Chase, 50 mai.
Braintree. Selva a Thaycr, l2l mai.
Brookfield. Mare Peck, 81 mai.
Chelsea, John b Bacon, - maj
Corinth, Dir w r Locke, "a maj.
Fairlee, l. J Heath
Newbury, w II Silsby
Randolph, ID Denison, 23 maj.
Straford, Royal Burnham, % mai.
Thetford, G \ Adams
Topshain, II b White
Tunbridge, j NJ kibby
Vershire, HAL Cotton
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Andover, J II IIeald
Bethel, DR. l. NJ Greene
Barnard, Willis II Page
Bridgewater, NJ J Hudson
Cavendish, NJ : Buck
Chester, G Adams
Hartland, G w Spear
Hartford, A + Watson
Ludlow, W w Stickney, l27 maj.
Norwich, l. Hutchinson
Pomtret, NJ IL Miller
Rochester, f Emerson
Rovalton, a p skinner
sharon, j G Parker
Springfield, ID Boynton
Stockbridge. NJ l. Wyman
Weatherstield, + II Nichols
Weston, + Wilder
Windsor, II | z McClary
Woodstock, c O Thompson
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Barre, r ) Currier
Berlin, w Brown
Cabot, a NJ Foster
Calais, : b Farr
Duxbury, ) NJ Turner
East Montpelier, w G Nye
Fayston, + a Bragg
Middlesex, l. II Wells
Montpelier, w a Lord
Moretown, G II Freeman
Northfield, II II Brown
Plainfeld, j. Ryan, Dem.
Roxbury, l. Wiley
Waitstield. o ; Joslyn
Warren, n G Bradley
Waterbury, + \ smith
Woodbury.. f. Lawson
Worcester, II Ilovey
Brandon, CM Winslow, 275 mai.
Bennington, II ) Bingham, 332 maj.
Brattleboro, G a Hines, 36S maj.
Rockingham, L. NJ. Reed, 224 maj.
st. Albans, T NJ Deal, 3GS maj.
Vergennes, c Z Parker
NIiddlebury, f \ Bond
Burlington, c \ Smith, 262 maj.
st Johnsbury, } c Clark
Rutland, G Z Lawrence, IA maj.
Granville, G f Wilson
The Century Magazine.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-09-06

Deans Rheumatic pile absolutlye eur
Rheumatism 4 NeuralP a. EntiIeiy vegetable. safe
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-08-18
THE COURIER
OPENING OF THE FUNKB.

The informal opening OF the Funke house will
wednesday evening, August 30 at which date the first
performance OF Owens Fairies Carnival will be given This
entertainment to be given under the auspices Of the Women
Christian association will be put with elaborate special
and handsome costumes designed especially for this specta
cle Over three hundred children will take part in the
nva The that this production has achieved other
cities particularly Omaha has induced Manager Zehrung
for three evening performances Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday nights with a matinee Saturday
Rehearsas being held daily and the work Of preparation
for the play which large scale being pushed forward
with all possible dispatch The house receiving the
finishing touches and bids fair surprise the public the
sion Of the opening Many substantial improvements hav
been ie and the whole beaud
extent that the house is will be when the work entirely
finished almost unecognizabe See weeks
ment OF the FAIRIES Carnival with particulars
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-08-18

TRADE rather dull those isn't " remarked The COURIER
he noticed the large stock OF umbrellas Mr. Haes
jewelry store WELL yes replied Mr. Halett "he trade
beas has been slow indeed but when that big the
have been expecting for the last month and which think will
there will doubt be umbrella
and prepared for it, With the umbrellas nice line
THE gold headed cane remarked Mr. Haet the
hisyear Gold handled umbrellas quite popular
Among the things which attracted attention looking
Mr. Haet stock the nice line OF silver
that he Upon nquiring concerning them Mr. Hae said
have been connected with the wey years
OF that time being in business for myself and frankly that
the time when solid silver forks
cheap they Why solid slverware
fabulous price, and but the weahest
the reasonable that it doesn't buy anything
ese In fact it's buy and people beginning
it.
.Wec aco fine lima Of
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-08-18
Tired, Weak, Nervous,

Means impure blood and ovewok much brain
and body The only feed the pure
Thousands of people certify that the blood purifier
tonic and strength builder Hoods Sarsapaa
has done for others it will also do for youHoods
Hoods Pills constipation by restoring persac r
alimentary canal.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-08-18
and including Thursdays games:


and including Thursdays games
Rock 1.ana s. ! ) g 8 Jacksonville. s s. s.
S%;ss IS S 8: g s s
Six Of tie dst games calculated
bring back old enthusiasm.
believe again that the Pirates can play bawhen they
The players have their way confidence
especially McKibben He plays ball in the field the bat and
the bases
We have of the best base in the
Mccarthy McKibben peer and Hughes sprinters
they miss a chance to get around the sacks
or reasonably hope pennant
but may see the team among the first four
One of
what team it it wins at home Isn't just possible
that business mixed this! The public will continually
to the home il if home
team does away from home
have been better managed
this than former when there league
association the Has the
been so close together been the result Of this?
We will Of three jacksonville and three
straight from the Yellow Jackets
Speer will be in the National league year manager
gets his him. Do
bases when Speer drops the ball? He the
the association, taking him all in all.
at 90 and o. Burr block
Office hours a. m to m, m to m and p to
Telephone 35.
Miss E. E. Holden Stenographer Typst and Notary
makes speciality Of dispositions and legal work.
l37 North Thirteenth Lansing Theatre Building
E. Siser Wholesale Ice Cream fruit
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-08-18

We have of the best base in the associate
Mccarthy McKibben Speer and Hughes all spnters
they miss a chance to get around the sacks.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-08-18

One OF the noticeable features Of the that
what team it is wins home Isn't just possible
that business mixed this? The public will continually
go to the home team if home
team does away from home
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-08-18

Affairs in the Western managed
this than former when there has been
association in the west Has the fact that the clubs
been close together been the result Of this?
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-08-18

When the ice be the LINCOLN ICE co
is on the wagon, they have no pond ce 1910 Street.
See Sser the Ice Cream his quarters wanting
wanting anything his line He will south IL
street. Phone 6r
Don't forget SISTERS quarters when wanting anything the
Ice Cream line ES3 south 18th street. Phone 69
order ice Of the LINCOLN ICE CO, you will ge
prompt service courteous treatment and pure
Fresh country milk at Central Milk Depot 1884, south H.
For old fashioned cottage cheese the Central Milk Depot
south H.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-08-18

Six out Of Of tie first at home calculated to
bring back old enthusiasm.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-08-18

For old fashioned cottage cheese. try Depot
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-08-18

or cannot reasonably hope win the
but may see the team among the first four.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-08-18
that the Pirates can play ball-w

The players have their into confidence
especially McKbben He plays ball the field at the bat and
the bases
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-08-18

We will take two out Of three from Jacksonville and three
straight from the Yellow Jackets
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-08-18

Don't forget SISTERS quarters when wanting anything
Ice Cream line LIB south 18th street. Phone 63O
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-08-18

Speer will be the National league next
gets his him. Do you notice
bases when Speer drops ball? catcher in
the association, taking him all in all.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-05
NO Nc \ rAMors NIcrony.y
Phenomenal nIstriEution Of the
Century War Hook BY the GnHcttc.

Som, voars oro whom tbs rartr,.,.
murazrue be,.nn tho nubllcatinn Of ifs
yynT artIcles. uich viJranrend iptarrst
y,ns rrs8t,i t1pt IA nonth's rssr,,inT
isgue never suflced mo- matter. nov.
Mon mo r,usstynti,,n lud,sycrt nF
ky puiIi.hcrs nlaced III. fIe'r,. p5i.
lion SoiinveJ rditlon nr1 rss r.cs,,t
s,,rc.5s AZ fh. Cf'sn,,,,oIifo,, tnoc,,lr,,
haivtn, Ia n,i,c nn3 a,ndruniin,- H.
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",i, tnstavc, tbot r,,,,iisig IT,, s,,,.c,',s
az tbs Nc,,t,,,,v while thc NAV r,t,.rg
,v,,s running
m ,a not IinicuIt ia ,rrns, tho socret
81 sucl, surrcas In No drat rlnr. ~
,vnr v,as th.n and Ia now ,.rasn n, H.
p,etnorv az mnnv nm American man
mi v,9nen. u IND sccond mac g,e
nrticl"s tvSrt noptlnr In tnne ma mai
~ in no third riocc thcv ,g,r, ,,ri'.
ten nv neonle With Whom Ne ma tnitnd
~ r',ui,non bnnds NJ b,tnay su,fe,irc
6os. whom iT Az, al mai knew ,to
snit s, ,f ~ 6il Ino,v
Gsnsreis ccioncis cnntaips ndr,ir,Is
ava c,,,nod,rss ,l,lyates All aii9,.,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-05

Wolfe City sun. The Fort Worth Ga
2ctte is rapidly improving since IL was
sold.
Hrcnham pannor' The Fort Worth
GuE-ttc l8 now one OF the urptupgt
and ucwHloat dnlies IN the state.
Clorksville Times The Fort Worth
Gazette Is 90 be congratulated upon
ita recent improvement ia every de-
purtmeuL
Elgin Courier The Fort worth Ga
zcite under the new management is
coming 20 the front II ia better than
ever before.
Iowa Park Texan. The Fort Worth
Gazette under rs new management is
getting there, l1li" and rs assuming
It's old-tlme prestige.
Cleburue Chronicle! Fridays Fort
Worth Gazette contained a fuil report
OF President Cievciands message Vcto-
inK the selgniorago bill, and the Dallas
Morning News did not. Goodness, what
a tremendous scoop" on the Nowsl
Tho Gazette IL getting thore Ell.
winaboro widc-Awake The Fort
Worth Gazette under ita new manage
ment ia making rapid strides toward
tho lead Ia Southern jounollam,
Van Alatyne leader; The Fort
Worth G0zette has considerably im-
proved OF lato and IL again one OF the
best morning dpilies In Che state.
Athens Review; The For, Worth Ga
zette has finally fallen into tho hands
of It's best friends, aud n they can hold
out Il will yet be reliable paper,
Lone Oak Ledger. The Fort Worth
Gazette Is magnificent paper under
it's new managcmcnt. It's columns
fairly aparldo with news and literary
matter,
~ p0so Mercury, The Fort Worth
Gazette has improved wonderfully uu-
der rs new management AZ ia az
bright and cheerful as new spring
bonnet,
wits Point Chronicle; Tho Fort
Worth Gazette Under It's new manage
mept Is one NJ the newslest papers in
the state, The typography OF the
paper has also been much improved
San Antonio News: The Hort, worth
Gazette mas materially improved IN up.
poarance, aud now presents o most
handsome typographical appearance.
Us news service has likewise been ma
tprlally improved.
Nr9envlllo Headlight; The Fort
No "a Gazette undor lts new manage
mtnt Do the equal ot any other PAPER
IN Texas, II rs vast Improvement
over what Il was aud the Headlight
is glad TO give credit whore IL ia due
Waco Telephones Talk about Mes on
M There Isn't even as much ass one
poor lonesome microhe within hnilins
distance ~ the Fort Worth Gazette
tht3e days, It's the pretucat paper In
the soath under It's now management.
cleburne Chronicle The Fort Worth
Gazette Is out ia new dress. which n
very handsome and becoming As ID
ls now gotten out Il has no superior In
IeNas The management promises
many good things m the future, and
the citizens % Fort Worth should give
stantlal support
Abilene Reporter; rho Fort Worth
Gaaette ~ once more a ncwspapsr IL
telegraph service Is az good as that on
any paper IN the Southwest. and IA
,mafe-pp9 is very mulch Improved
Tho friends Of The Gazette hero .ar,,
very much n.eased with this CHUNG
Tho business men OF Fort Worub
ahquld come 70 the support 81 their
paper with a patronage that viii an
able ITS onterpiislns owner TO keen III
hls present Hex.
~ agelo Enteiprlse; The Fort
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-05

A writer in one OF the monthly re-
views has q theory that accounts FOR
the periodlclty Of panics His inter
probation OF these phenomena is that
the annual Interest charges on the
capital employed are In excess Of the
annual increase OF wealth. He places
the interest charges Of the past de-
cade at thirty billion dollars, the In
crease OF wealth for the same period
at only twenty-five billions. As a
necessary consequence, he says when
ever the capitalists call in the principal
there Is collapse; but the fact that
many persons are creditors as well as
debtors puts on the final accounting.
In addition. there Is the interest on
public debts, and the general costs Of
government. amounting 10 nearly nine
billions IN a decade. making in all
seventeen billions Of dollars ar the sum
which the assets n the citizens Of the
United States fan behind their indebt-
edness every ten years. What wonder,
then. he asks. that the business of the
country has 10 so periodically Into the
hands Of a receiver 90 order TO straight
en- out It's accounts and begin anew?
Creditors arr Obliged 20 take a part
OF their claims. as there IS not enough
TO pay The whole Debts are cum
colad and a new start is made. The
wealth is lent ont again. interest Is
paid untu the burden gets too heavy
and another crash comes Tho maxim
OF tile author of this proposition is
that labor alone rs productive that
wealth has within &c the essential quail
ity Of decay not Of growth, and TINT
II the borrower provides urainFt decay
nui returns the capital intact ho ann
ply compensates the owner for the
loan.
The logical conclusion OF tho argue
msut is that pauics could De prevented
hy aboushing Interest. This is please
Ing prospect 10 borrowers but the
lenders huvc a good deal 20 say 'n the
conduct os uur government and we
fear that the day Of free money IS
long wU oG
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-05

The Alleged Discovery of Cave at
Hcnriettn-Newz Notes.


Special Dispatch,
Gainesville, Tex, April 4. 49, Walter
Airheart. young man living at Era,
this county died this morning
Charley Tatum was today adjudged
insane and win be sent to the asylum.
Some time last night burglars broke
into the saloon OF Malone q Hart, but
were frightened away without taking
any goods,
some few DAYS ago the papers OF the
country published news item regard
ing the finding OF u cave fun OF skele-
tons near Henrietta by a man named
Hhrtnett. Il stirred UP considerable in
tcrest here, and Deputy sherin George
Womact concluded to go to Henri
eta and investigate. Before going.
however. he thought It best to write
concerning the matter. He yesterday
received the following letter from
Sheriff Wright of CLAY county. who
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-05
A rIrAsA1r ,Irs1cALr.
The Ladies' Of vernon Elect omicera
Of rheir Association.

Special Dispatch.
Vernon, Tex, April i-The Ladies
musicale met last Friday afternoon at
the hospitable home OF Miss Mau5
Johnson. the secretary. and was er,od
TO order by Mrs w q. Townsend. who.
in the absence OF the president, was
elected president pro tenn. The pro-
gram was as follows; Instrumental
solo, I'm the Moonlight" Miss Maud
Johnson; vocal suet, Greetings" Mes
danes T. r Iismon and A. .. Nc.
Kinney
The fun program was not rendered
because Of the absence OF some Of the
members. Miss Johnson's solo was
played with much SKIN and was highly
appreciated by those present
Mrs. Lisnon's singing IS sweet to
listen 10. BY request Miss Johnson en-
tertalned the guests with a few select
songs. which closed the program for
the evening, aftor which business was
attended to. It being the expiring terms
for officers. and the president being abb
sent for the summer, the election OF
-oiiicers was IN order, which resulted
as follows Mrs f. NJ. Mabry, prosi-
dent; Mrs t. ~ yell, vlce-president;
Miss Maud Johnson. secretary. The
corresponding secretary win he ap-
pointed by the president. Accepting an
Invitation from Miss Jennie Dye to
meet with her at the next meeting, the
club adjourned TO meet again Friday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-05


/ work mas pegun on inc water mains
et the Dam AT Ausuh'
work at the quarry near Muldoon
mas been resumed.
The l. o. O. f. have Instituted Lone
Elm lodge at Nayo, Denton county.
! The county physician reports one
case Of scarlet fever at Glen Rose
Mrs. Ida Montgomery. who came TO
( Glen Rose in 1880, died last Saturday
I at the age OF as.
ON the "a ~ Aprii T,t1ga T. n -
Z gan. Inc new nppointee nj Vernon
| took chnrFe OF the postofice.
I Mr. Abe Kenuard has been r,n,i0e5
| bv uogtoiTlce nuthoritIes 10 take nosses-
I sion Of the office M Navngota
o.. a., h., -. A. 49,
r,-osert frar1 ie6 6oo y, 5o6 Xxx p ,,,,,r,Ss
I ~ hides. about eirbt carloads per
month
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WednesJav ana nom yger'. seriouslv
I'D iured
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t..,f-l, az ol r'i'' ~ ~, 49, a ,'
49,, ,, =" a. ~ ,n.' .ea5l ~ per
planted
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m, n ouiI',v' lVI lhe 'N''ilsl2 TI ',ls
Ilgg ,o W. VI ~ ~
ig W. r 800 iy ~. 30 1oHep" H. iiN'Np-
Wl va Kansas my
He ll'tFls V'u'!.E eoiiii'i' i.. l''Ia; ~
e1s9u pl spuls H,u9lc nv'ut sgAloi
lana5 ma p9s7lple Aus'uoh' nave or
uNIea u i'AurNeS'
From three ASSAYS Of ore from Duvnl
COUNT She li'9ia9tioIis We're 9i,e-t1ur5,
vei.ue o. sou w w 20" anu '"'-'llil US
H nm ouhe' "i SILVER
Invitations are out for the marriage
on Che 10Th Of This month OF Mr. Tasso
J., HUI business inahaFer or ths Nhe9
Nv -'l.ne' ana MISS annie il'l'oh OF
lNNl e''S'
Charlie Rgcder, living near Cuero,
was accidentally killed ON Sunday by
Che premature discharge OF gun Ia
the hands nt boy companion by the
name oI s'hnil@.
Reports from Attpyne are that the
river has been higher during the past
week uhan 100 many years and that the
bridge nn the Nao1gdoehrs road hud
been swept AWAY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-05

Every experienced nurse knows the
value Of q remedy which, without be.
ing AN anodyne, viii relieve soreness
of the limbs or stiffness OF the Joints
and enable a patient to sleep quietly
and naturally
Just such remedy are AlcoclSs PO-
rous flasters Placed on the chest on
on the back, " necessary, cut Into
strips and placed over the muscles oi
the limbs. they work marvels la the
way OF soothing and puioting rest.
lessness Being perfectly simple and
harmless In their composition, they can
DO used freely, and many a sufferer
has thanked them for a night of quiet
rest stateful 10 both him and those
WHO care for him
Rfandreth's Pills do not weaken the
novels
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-05

over Three Hundred Delegates Pres
ent-Resuit OF the Election.


ent-ResuIt OF the Election.
Special Dispatch,
Waxahachle Tex, April 4. - The
third annual Texas state Epworth
League conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal church, South, met At the
Methodist church building last night.
bishop Key presiding, About 800
delegates arc in the city, and each
train brings more. At a. m, today
prayer meeting was held. conducted
by delegate from Paris league; at
a. m, prayer and praise service.
conducted by delegate from Gle
burne league; at $3.50 a. m, addresses
Of welcome, by Rev b. X. Bolton. the
local pastor hcre; other services We're
held, and Rev P. d, Monzon Of Gal
weston preached ut II a. m.
The city elections passed OF quietly
yesterday and upon count the follow
ing officers are found to be elected:
John Watson, marshal; c. NJ. supple.
city attorney; Mr. Thornhll. assessor
and collector; 5, r. Spencer, secretary;
A, j KILLER. alderman First ward; j.
h McCqul Second ward. and J, w
Manning, Third ward,
County court is in session The
criminal docket Is very large. oggro-
rating nearly 800 eases, and will oo-
cupy at least two weeks session.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-05

worth Gazette has very recently
changed management Ii was good
change The paper Is improving IN
news service. ediioriaily and typo
graphically and now hiss the appear
ancp Of being gotten out IN a print
shop something h has not had since
the strike. over year ago. The new
management puts out a paper that in-
dicates experience which la necessary
10 success, and no one would be more
proud 10 sec Il grow Ia beauty and
greatness doing honor TO The city OF
Fort Worth, than the Enterprise.
MAY you live long and prosper"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-05

II was. that Joy was not entitled to
his seat because votes cast for him
were invalid. aud that o'Nelll had no
claim to the seat because he was not
elected at ALL The best thing to do.
therefore. was to declare the seat va
cant and refer the matter back to the
people OF the district.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-05

a Pullman Porter Arrested.
Special Dispatch.
san Angelo, Tex. April 4.---Lafayette
Holmes, eolored porter in the en-
ploy OF the Pullman sleeper car com
pany, was arrested at Galveston and
brought to San Angelo this morning
on warrant charging him with theft
Of watch and chain from a san An
selo man some months ago while oc-
cupying a berth on the sleeper en- route
from Fort Worth 10 San Angelo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-05

+. NJ Jolly. Southwestern arant 81
the Memphis and Charleston raiiwsy
IL here.
r. NJ. Fiobinger. rtaveilne passens..,
agent Of the Kansas civ. Mempbts
and Birmingham road. is ia the city.
Mrs John O. sweeny or Paris. Tenn
is IN the city, stopping az the residence
South Side. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-05
Swiss Laundry soap is pure.
wind ana Rain storm.

VIII HhU ItItIH sFUT'
Special Dispatch.
Gladewater, Tex. April 4-rhli
ton was visited by terrific
hail and wind storm last night =
siderabla damage was done four
south OF here. the wind blowing Y
timber and fences and unrcohns
eral houses, demoliahing one h9ass