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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-15
IN rmn mronrn COURTS.
Court of Criminal Appeals.

Tyler, Tex, Dec. 12.-Oplnlons rem
dered today in the court OF criminal
appeals:
Motions for rehearing overruled In
the following cases, without comment,
y. w Hunt vs. state. from GrayHon;
Lee Thomas VS.. state, from Navarro
j. X. Thompson vs.. state, from Pun
nels; James Williams vs.. state, from
Hunt, W. II. Peckham VS.. state, from
Archer; Il. II. Luckie VS.. state. from
Mills county,
Ex-parte Gertrude Berry ct al from
Houston county. For the purpose OF
determining the question as to VINO
should have the care Of minor child.
a writ OF habeas corpus was sued out
by the parents against the grandpAr-
ents. The latter were awarded control
OF the child, and the former appeal 10
this court. Motion Is made IN this
court to dismiss cause. for the reason
that no Jurisdiction attaches. The mo-
tion is well taken. This court has ro
Jurisdiction in civil cases Appeal dis
missed. Davidson, j.
slim Hobbs VS.. state, from Smith
county. Exceptions were not taken 10
the action of the lower court in over
ruling motion for new trial and that
rnotion ir all that Is before this court.
Judgment affirmed, Davidson, J.
Harry Shnpaad vs.. state, from Young
county. appellant was convicted Of an
assault with intent to rape. committed
ttpon his own daughter. ID years OF
are. and sentenced to the penitentiary
for term OF five years. The testl-
mnnv. though somewhat conhleting,
mix supports the conviction, and the
Judgment IS affirmed. Hurt, j.
Abner Chapman VS. state, from s'nith
county; conviction for murder. win
iife sentence. The only question ior
conslderation in this case Is the acti IN
N ire trial court In refusing 10 charge
the law UPON murder In the second De-
roe we have carefully examined t1e
rseord and are OF the opinion that the
inillng OF billiard CLARK. NE. deceased.
was beyond question murder IL tho nrs1
derree. The evidence clearly ealvb-
i,shsa mat defendant was TIE rerpn-
.r,tor 81 the deed. The jury was m
Sced very lenient IN their verdict. JldE-
Mont affirmed. Hurt, J. -,
fiiillard Jackson W. state, from lilll
,.o,tnfv. conviction for murder. Inc
,nSietment charges that appellant 1lla
,nisyrfrlly. with malice afpreihGnEils
,,a,,rde.- and Kill sam Crow " sAS9tiis
htr. ,be SAID sam crow. " Was NOV
a "a I, arrest OF Judgment tAat tne m
~ sq., - was fatally defective, because
:. saii.,a 10 alIexe the means u weapon
y 80. - ~ anneliant In COMBATING ne
ustu Ne think the m2ilnn saoula
e.sns, ,reyailed. Such is and has az
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-15

WAYS peen the law. The Judgment i
Davidson. j. 's'''''' 'i'
Aart Wlnn vs.. state. from shelby
Ssounty' The trial court CHARGED The
{urF tnat q witness may Be ..aptache,l
showing his general chara.i,r ?, r
S,s ~. OF mat he has made Other and
unai1erent statements out OF coart frcm
,,hose made on the trial, The obiec, OF
MS sras eiass OF testimony is not I, pro, e
VIA, me witness says Is unnue, but
70 snow his unworthiness III bclief.
etc, 10 this charge the appellant duly
IeserVed his exceptions l'his charge
vas error Such testimony ctn serve
~ se,s, Viie purpose, to-wit: 10 dispoat and
i ts the testimony OF tho witness.
TOT ms error the Judgment IL reveractl
anu the cause remandei. paw ll,1n. j.
hd Weatherford vs.. state, from Ty-
iSl county, The transcript before us
SLOWS Tho appointment by the gover-
nor OF inc special judge who tried the
cause, the Issuance OF the commission
lroin the proper legal source, the dis-
pusliheSton Of the regular judge OF the
court put It falls to show that such
ipeeiai Judge took the oath. a. required
~ statute, For this reason the ludg-
ment is reversed and the cause re-
manded. Davidson. J.
biyan Stewart IS. state from Smith
county. Appellant was convicted fer
letting at game called craps, etc
Ihe only question In the case Is wheth-
er the room In which the betting &C.
CURED was a private room. II was a
Toom over saloon, with bed and other
furniture occupied as bedroom end
having no direct connection with the
saloon We think that under the facts
inns constitutes q private residence UNI
Ger the statute and SO hold We re-
spectfully recommend 10 the legislature
that the proviso TO article SGi, exempt
ing from prosecution those WIN bet at
this game at a private lpSldence be
stricken out. Judgment reversed anu
cause remanded. Hurt, j.
Green Caudle vs.. state, from Eraih
county. Appellant was convicted OF
assault with intent to rape one Kerr. n
girl under u years Of age. The state
was permitted to prove, over appel
lapts objection by the father VI he
girl, that shortly after tue alleged
crime, she told him that man had
caught her about the waist and made
an Indecent proposal TO her and that
the man had let her CO. whe1 she came
home This was admitted rs part OF
the res gestae and was error, FOR which
the judgment Is reversed and the cause
remanded, Davidson. j.
George Marthall vs.. state. from
Erath county. Appellant was convist-
ed Of an assault with intent 10 rape,
We do not think the facts suppor, The
conviction. since they fail TO establish
the alleged assault, For thla reason
the judgment Is reversed and the earsc
remanded,
Charles Matthias VS., state. from re-
Witt county, conviction for murder In
the second degree. We have carefully
examined the record In this case. aud
are OF the opinion that the judgment
should be affirmed. Davidson, ].
By strict order Of the court NJ oral
arguments VIII be heard turing the
remainder OF the present term Of the
court OF criminal appeals at Tyler.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-15

terror railway town Signed to II was
tne name OF a Rood house. and Il said. .
See commercial agency as 10 our
h'andins II then asked that he ANA
some fine diamonds, as they wpre
wanted to mako n sale. aud perhaps 10
per cent out Of H. They asked for a
eounle % pairs " cardrops TO select
moln, ana asked that they be sent by
memorandum bill through cxpresa ~
reference TO the commercial agency the
firm name given was found 10 be first
elass and the diamonds were scnt, INIT
they were not heard from as promptly
as expected and the wires were nut in
motion IL now turns out that the
stones were not gotten from the express
people by the party whose name was
given. but hy some one else. But they
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-15

Washington, Dec. H.--Generai Frank
G. Armstrong OF Virginia, who has
Just resigned his position as assistant
commissioner Of Indian affairs. to take
effect on December 81. has accepted a
high position with the Choctaw Coal
and Railway company. which runs
from tho western line OF Arkansas be-
low Fort Smith through tho Indian
Territory and Oklahoma to Fort Reno.
In his letter OF resignation addressed
to Secretary Boke Smith General Arm
strong pays a tribute to Judge Brown
Ing OF Illinois, the commissioner. In tho
following language.
/ desire 10 place ON record my ac-
acknowledgement OF the unrescryed and
ever ready support alwayR given me
by d. NJ, browning, commissioner or
Indian affairs. No one can be asaooi-
ated or serve with him without feeling
the highest respect aud admiration
for >.sv-.s.i---Aaggrabl and ofil-
client public officer and frs--si-aEroea-
bic heightened gentlemen.
General Armstrong; successor will
be appointed shortly before tho holi-
days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-15

Austin, Tex. Dec. 14.-Foilowlng arc
synopses OF decisions rendered by the
supreme court:
NJ. A. Powers ct al, W., Joseph
Schmidt et al; application for writ OF
error The court OF civil appeals re-
yersed and remanded the case and Il
ia Gained that the judgment pra ctical-
ly settles the case Appellant Josrrn
Schmidt brought an action OF trespn =
to try title against w. X. Morrison and
other heirs Of Morrison. deceased, and
Hun as administrator Of the esta., ;
also against the heirs Of he adminia-
tratriZ Of the estate of c. NJ. Byers,
Mrs. Powers was the ADMINISTRATIVE
OF the estate OF her former husband,
Byers, aud she was suet both as 4
claimant In her own rlght and as I'd
mnistratrlx. The administrator and
heirs of Morrison claimed the entlre
tract. Mrs. Powers claimed title In
her own right to 100 acres as against
all parties. The heirs of Byers claim
ed title to the same tract, Whether
the title Of Mrs. PowS.s TO the %
acres passed by certlil sale under
execution, was question presented on
the appeal. The court OF civil appeals
held that her title did not pass. This
practically settled her right to the land
clnlmed By her IN so far as a Judgment
of that court remandlne the cause can
accomplish that end, but II does not
practically settle the case The case
can not be settled until the right OF
each OF the parties In the subject mat
ter OF the litigation rs determined. The
case was not severahle. The claims
Of defendants are IN conflict through
out and the controversies raised by
tho pieadlngs between them and the
plaintiff and among themselves are in
separable. The case could not have
been several in the trial court nor can
proceeding be allowed here which
would effect n severance. Dismissed
for want OF Jurisdiction. opinion by
ratnaa a L
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-15

Dallas, Tex. Dec. 1.-The Oriental.
Dallas, Texas. is the fncst hotel struct-
ure 10 the south; the only nrst.elass
hotel In the state; on the American
PLAN absolutely fire proof. Rates, $3.50
10 50 per day. w. j. Alden, manager
formerly OF Hotel vend9me. Boston,
Wren Williams. city; y. r. Barnes.
Bostoni w. o. Rleddcll, Beaumont. Il !.
Monarch. Owensboro, Ky, Charles II
Newsllly, Chicago; W. II Forgay and
wife, Terrell; Ed zimgran. city, IL. l..
Lindsay, Chicago; Oscar Schmidt Mil
wankeei Oslo Goodwin. WaxAhnchie.
George II. Edwards Ardmore. /. r.;
Z. H. kendrick, $. 6. Morris, W. Is.
Johnson, Ardmore. l. T.: II. $. Cook,
~ Louis; Price Crlss. New Orleans:
Marks Weiss, Texas; Jos. q. Miller.
81 Louis; A. NJ. Friend, DalluB; Geo,
y. Mcclellnnd. Cleveland, Ohio; ], e.
Beard. Jr., Kansas City. No; Nj. Ham
iton, conanche. NJ u. Comicr, WASH
ingtoni q. w. McFerrnn, Loulsyllle:
zen II. Man. st. Louis, George a.
hunter, 81. Louis; s.. Drielsma, Chica-
ko' H. Sredltzer 81. Louis; George
henderson. Now York: TO- Sweeney, Bal
timore; q. w. IL. Leonard. ST. Joe.
MO- j. A. Frantz. Plgua. OHIO; ID. j.
Johnson, James kranachus. cincinnati;
- sN'.N'fes 1hHAiuF ~ w Hatcher,
Farmersvlle; j. Il. MoCnrty, Denison.
w D. Dunnnboo. st. Bcrnhrd; -. NJ.
kotch. st. Louis; ] NJ. Reeves, chi.
engo; w, Il. ArmlsteRd. Chicago; ]. N.
Iemnnslty, Galveston; N. Wren, 81.
Louis; J Dreyfuss, New York; o. d,
wren, Houston; G. j. Voorhees,, New
Orleans; j. ID. Hodge. Waco; u. ID,
Iaenzen, Memphis; u. +. Weston, New
York: Eugene Christian, Atlhntn; II.
shasauit. Fort Worth; W. y. COIN,
bai,imore; W. =. Wade. New York;
g: Wright Jackson. ST. Joseph; l.. q
Nichols. Victoria. George A. Hunter,
~ Louisi II. II. YDurcc, Shreveport:
n w. Neylnnd. Gresnyiilc. Julius
York Pan Renemann. New York. Mrs.
w, A. Branch, Kalamazoo: Frank
Wine, city Il. Gidcomb. Kalamazoo;
T. 7. Phelps. 81. Louis; Miss Luriin
hranch, city; Mrs. Goddsr. city; Miss
May Holly. Houston Miss Frankie
Sawyers. Palestine: Harry Dontenu.
Franklin; Mrs. j. w. Mcconnell, city:
Miss .I-alln Rock Dysart, Anna. Tex;
Mrs. Cook Galvestou
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-15

Waco, Tex. Dec. li--R. II. Moulton.
who was ON trial yesterday in the Nine
teenth district court on charge OF
burglary. was acquitted; the court ln-
STRUGGLING the jury TO return n verdict
TO that effect.
the jury hung, and the remaining cascs
against him were dismissed.
Z, w Whitaker, CHARGED with
burglary and theft Jointly with Moul.
tom who was dismissed. pleaded guilty
IN one case OF burglary and one OF theft
getting two years.
me other cases were dismissed
Gsorse MeGhce. negro wanted In
Ellis county ON charge OF theft was
arrested today by Sheriff Baker.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-15

Alleged Terrell Robbers on the Way
to pnri-.

Dallas. Tex, Dec. l4.-Deputy United
states Marshnls j. W. Hoover of the
Eastern district Of Texas. and Lon
Burson and Tom Lilly Of the Ardmorc,
!. r., district. arrived in Dallas this
morning. having In custody Frank ano
Horace Brown and WIN Hardwiek.
whom they arrested near wynnewood.
in the chlckasaw Nation. on the charge
OF holding up the Rock Island tram
at Terral. /. n. on tile night OF the 10Th
inst.
The officers with their prisoners took
the 1850 y. m. northbound Santa re
train for Paris.
In appearance the prisoners are ty2i-
cal rural young men OF the Southwest,
tall vigorous and not bad looking IN
the face and wearing the regulation
broad-brim hats aud mgh-heel boots.
The officers say they answer the de-
scrlption OF the Terral robbers.
So far as can be found cut. the Ter
raj robbers did not get more than $500
Mt the outside figure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-15

Farmers Branch, TEX. Dec. ii.--NIisa
Emma Lee Knight az Dallas Is visit
lnE Mrs. A. +. Beddo.
Mlas Lucille Lewis won't to ltasca to
see her slater last week.
Mira, n. G, Lewis spent few days
here last week. guest OF Mrs. H. A.
Lewis
We had n flnc rain Sunday, much to
the advantage OF the farmer.
Mr. Wylic Asbury has just completed
hls now rcnidrncc.
Miss Adele Blair OF Fort Worth will
spend the holidays with Miss Lucille
Lewis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-15
ro srAIsn A snAncm ron Assrrs,
J. #. ISuccher Made Receiver OF psai-
rlc stntc ncnrnoIary ASsoriutl,u.


Peoria. H., Dec. id.--In the brnnch
circuit court here today Judge Shaw
appointed j, T.. Kuccher rocoiver OF
the defunct Prairie State Beneficiary
association. The company ocnsed busi.
ness last December, a few days after
the accounts were examined by tho
insurance examiners OF the state. Tho
attorney general then brought suit
for a forfeiture OF the charter and the
case was heard two weeks ago. The
charter was forfeited and the attorney
general asked the appointment OF a
receiver, tho motion being resisted By
the company on the ground that Il had
no assets and receiver would be use
less There IN an indebtedness 10 bone
foiarics Of more than $4,000. and the
receiver tx appointed to diGcover assets
II there be any.
Racine, Wis, Dec. "a. Late last
night Sheriff Beatty attached the dry
goods stock OF W. J Flood q co. 10
satisfy claims OF J v. Tarwoil a Co.
and 10, Phillips Of Chicago, the Union
National bank ana a. u, Eliingcr a
Co. OF Racine, amounting TO iSl9s. The
stock is valued at $500,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-15

Waco. Tex. Doc. ii.--Isx- Sheriff
Burke yesterday received a letter from
II, l.. Greer, constable. at Navasota,
concerning the case or the Waco
state bank swlndier. Clinton Marquand,
who got $500 from that bank.
An arrest was made al Eagle Pass OF
man supposed 10 be Mnrqunnd, and
Greer started TO Eagle Pass to identity
hlm The prisoner managed to secure
release before the officer arrived. and
proeesylcd across TO Mexico az once and
could not be traced when Greer arrived,
The latter rs inclined TO think the man
u not Mnrquand. but the flight OF tho
prisoner nj once on release IL looked
upon as suspicious circumstance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-15

Houston. Tex. Dec. 1i.--At o'oloolt
this morning little Josephine Lazzio.
who was shot ycstorday, died This
morning were printed the details OF the
shooting BY an unknown assassin OF
the i-yoar-ol1 daughter OF Sam Lazzo,
who cOnducta n grocery store, Tho
doctors feared that probing the wound
would cause the death OF the sufferer.
but otherwise did not anticipate serious
results, This morning tho pain became
moro than thc could bear and at G
o'clock she passed away. Tho police
have no ciew 20 the pcrpetrator. Sheriff
Albert Erickson has offered a reward
OF $500 for the capture OF the party who
did The shooting or information that
Will lead TO arrest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-15
THE FIGHT ON nLAcISnuas.
Many Candidates WIN oppos. his
He-Eicction.

Lexington. Ky. Dec, i4.--who In 10
he the next United States senator from
kentucky to succeed J. G, s. Black
burn7 The answer 70 this queatlon II
causing great deal Of anxiety among
politicians all over the state Now,
there is no use In denying tho fact that
the present senator. who wanta very
much 70 succeed himself is alarmed at
the present outlook. although ~ the
Evening Star reporter who talked with
him he was perfectly saiiafled with the
present situation IN the race.
me plan OF my opponents" said he.
Us TO get out candidates from all phrts
~ the state. each o. whom will be able
70 command the party strength In his
particular locality. This Is 70 prevent
ny nomination on the first ballot, but
40 not think II Will succeed"
With Brown, McCrehry. Bucknor,
stone and Breckenridge already con-
sidered IN the race. II looks as n the
senator were right IN his Ideas OF the
opposition. OF tho candidates named.
II In believed by candidates
here that General Buckner
win prove 10 he the mort formidable
antagonist OF Blackburn. but one Of
the shrewdest politicians IN the state
said 10 me today that n u was found
that Blackburn could not be beaten by
Burlzner, a dark horse would be sprung.
when aiked who the dark horse
would be be sald "carlNie'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-15

who win Go to Afriea as n Mis-
sfonary 30 His People.

Guthrie. o. T.. Dec. lf.--Rev. A. j.
Nrthan and wife and little daughter
os oklahoma City left today for New
york. whence they will sail on the 18Th
for Morocco, Africa. 10 which poln-
Rev. Nathan goes as a Christian ms
sian.ry 10 lis own people. the Jews. he
atwseif being q converted member Of
tI,at scattered race. Rev. Nathan has
bcen one az the most successful Metfo-
lid preachers In the Southwest al
,tottgh a man yet young In years, aud
viii make most jealous missionary
a. VrIli be accompanied in hts work
~ Henry Hammer, son OF Judge
Hammer Of Oklahoma City, 4 ycunr
e1,aneelist Of rare PROMISE. Miss Mel
i,e Hammer also expects to sail In the
spring TO Join her brother in his mis-
sionary work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-15

Civburne. Tex. Dec. ii.--Thls Is the
day that the officers expected the bank
robbers 10 appear, but such an event
haa not occurred,
Icy. Robert u. Wear, pastor OF tho
Cumberland Presbyterian church OF
Cleburne. has accepted call to preach
for The iirnt Cumberland Presbyterian
church OF Birmingham, Ala.
The napiista have raised $4,000 toward
their new $4,000 church
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-15
nLorE nEcAusE PARENTS OBJECT.
Runaway Marriage of Frank Need
hmm ana MIsa GlInnIc seston.

Franklin, Ind. Dec. 15.--Frank Need
ham and Gilnnie Sexton OF this place
eloped last night. Their parents OBJ
jecied 20 their marriage. Last night
ham met her at a friends homo and
drove with her 10 Shclbyvillc. a dis
tanca OF sixteen miles. There they
were married. and took the iirkt tralH
for Indianapolis. This morning the
brides parents were notified and the
newly welded couple came home thig
evening Her faiths and his arc recon-
eIlea. The young couple are stopping
at a hotel, where they are receiving
congratulations % friends. Ncedham
Is the grandson Of the lafe william
Naedham. whose wealth WAS az one
time estimated at fsS0,0D0. he had re-
Gently come into part Of thls estate
lie IL "a years OF age- His wife 10 H.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-15

London. Dec. t4.---At the request OF
Sir charlea Tuppor William Reynolds
btephenD and Joseph Whitehead today
each took n ninster cast OF the face Of
the late Sir John Thompson for the pur-
pose OF making n bust OF the deceased
prcmior Of Canada. The RENAME were
then placed 10 a lead coffin and removed
20 tho Roman Catholic church on Span
ism place. BY the desire OF the queen,
Father Longinetto OF Stewards chapel,
Windsor, celebrated requiem mas al II
O'Clock. The service was very impress
Hlve. lasting an hour.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-15

chronicle. Mr. Norncy lives in WASH
ington. at 2,Si p street. aud today he
received a letter from his daughter.
VINO e Mrs u. Y. wAtrous Of New
York city, saying that she Is alive and
VOL, and that she never went as far
west a. Kansas City IN her life. IL
mas dcoply sricved the family that the
old scandal connected with Mrs. wnf-
rous' early career has been revived hr
the story OF her death.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-15

San Francisco. Doc. ii,-The Exam
liner says; A poll Of the Republican
membern OF the legislature indicate
that George C. Perkins will gucosed
himself aa United States senator. both
for tho unnxplrcd term OF Leland Stan
ford and that u the six years. com
menclng March 4 next.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-15

Waco. Tex. Dec. 1.-THE appoint
ment OF A Il. Rose OF Ilillsboro, as
superintendent OK the deaf and dumb
asylum at Austin, gives general satls-
faction here. MIR. Rose Is well-lknown
IN this city and his friends are con-
graduating him on the recognition
awarded TO him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-15

Duncan, ]. r., Dec. 1.-THE trial Of
Frank and Horace Brown and w. II.
Tnrdwick. charged with robbing thf
ROCK Island passenger train between
HInggoid and Terral, was concluded
before United States Commissioner ID.
II. Leritweeler yesterday and the de
PENDANTS were bound over each In TIE
sum OF $3.50. and upon default Of whica
they were remanded TO iau at Paris,
TEX
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-15
DIR. Dennis Cures catarrh
Deafness and eye diseases. Dundee blk.


washington. Dec. u, -rhcrc IS cyl
dsntiy a case Of mistaken Identity IN
che atOfy teicgraphed from Kannna
City OF me death IN iaii there frpm
ssxcenlvs dissipation u Mrs. Edith
Armstrong, better known a. 'Dovle"
cOmstocif. and baid 10 be the daughter
ofD. G. T'orney. The one time editor
of tAe famous Anie-hc.Iuin paper. ting
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-15
HOTEL IMPERIAL.

Corner Michigan Bouiusard ana
Twelfth street. Chicago.
One OF tho lnrEeDt and best In the
city. Rooms ~ per day up. Send for
circular. Half block from Twelfth
from Illinois Central depot. No cab
fares necessary. Look cut for our
porter at the station. n you want
comfort. convensence and economy.
stop at tho new
HOTEL -.- IMPERIAL. 81 CHICAGO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-15
CRUSTED SCALY SKIN
TORRENTS Minister'S Family. Almost
Drove VIE Mad. Doctors Useless.
Instant Relief and Speedy
Cure by Cnticura.

Three years ago my vifc, fees iistic chIiaien.
and myself wcfu afflicted with a crusty, scAiy
disease OF the skin. IL toffntntcd us ali. such
aplAgnc l hope viii neyor again visit my tarily.
Mychldfon's AGES wcfc rcsiccfiysiy nlfc sc,rn
and four years, except the ,Sonnlssst. VITO wsi
only two months old. OF MI our saliefink, my
wife suffered the mast Il almost drove nsir
mad. Tho discaso ffat made ~ appearance on
n,ywlfua bark hotwccn the thonllcsa, and spread
ncress 20 hor hreast. itloohed like Il wss COW
crcd oyer with littls scales. ilrlt bought az =
drug store, medicine for r,in difcasc, which
failed to dpany rooh whatever, Innxt employ cd
adoctor who tAs relief mi hhort While Alter
trying him fos quite Z Nh 70 without cncotirg =
c,lfc, I called IN Auntiler doctor who proved 10
do no better uian the iityt, Afser this bcugit
CuftcutA KrNrDlf.s OF Mcssrs. PARCEL, Iadd
IS CO.. Richmond, Va, having rad OF then, IN
ncwsrarcr, Relief followed tho mat appii-
cation, aud hvo or six acts cured al OF us. L a.
npt know what tho disease was No had, II
affected us oil alike. hut do know Cu1icuEA
curcd rh OF that akin disease.
l,Rv. Y. n. WOODS,
Avon, Nelson County, Va.
have used your CrricunA REMEDIES for
cases said 70 no incurai,o by rood doctors, and
they curod me At oucc. They nie tho best akin
and blood fcmedlra in the world.
WI. THOMAS, whigham, Ga