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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-29
A Startling
Admission.
In New York City, for five con-
secutive years, the proportion
of Deaths from Consumption
has been three in every
Twenty Persons.

Epidemics Of Cholera. Yellow Fever and
other diseases Of similar character, 50 ter.
rihlc in their results, occasion wide spread
alarm and receive the most careful cofsid-
Grafton for their prevention and cure, while
consumption receives scarcely Thought,
yet the number Of their victims sinks inio
insignifcance when compared with those Of
consumption. Comparatively few people
know what TO do for their loved ones when
they see them gradually lose strength, lose
color, manifest feeble vitality and einacia-
ton, or develop a cough, with difficult
breathing, or hemorfh9ge. Cod liver oil
was for long tine given in all such cases,
but the poor success attending its use
coupled with its nauscating taste has led
many practitioners, as well as the public 1t
large, TO place their main reliance in DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. Il de-
serves early attention and will prove effect
ualnot in every but in large percentage
OF cases. and We believe that fully oS per
cent. ofali cases Of consumption can. iftaken
in the carly STAGES OF the disease, he cured
with the Discovery DR.. Pierce does not
ask people to believe until they have in
yestigaird for themselves. a pamphlet has
been published having the names, addresses
and photographs Of a large number of those
cured OF consumption, bronchitis, lingering
coughs, asthma, chronic nasal catarrh and
kindred maladies which will be mailed free
10 those sending for It with their name and
address upon a postal card, or you can have
a medical treatise in book form of I6o
pages, fnailed TO volt on receipt Of address
and six cents in stamps. You can then
write those cured and learn their expert
enccs.
Address for Book, WoRLp's DIsPENsARY
MEDICAL. ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, N. Y.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-29

Austin, Tex. Nov. 2S.--m the court
Of civll appeals FOR the Third district
today tho following business was trans
acted:
Atlirmcd--Gulf. Colorado and Santa
l'r hallway company vs.. Cole. from
4rOwn. Dowpll Va. Tlnsley. from
nwViH, Mcpaniels vt al W. puckett
et alr from MCLenn.,n. Porter vs.. parlts
frum Brown.
Reversed and rcmaudod--Miuia a.
mo vs, Murphy from Runnnls. Mov-
rs VI. Coleman county. from Cnlemnn
IN Pool ct AL VI, l.ammon. from Bur.
nett the JUDGMENT ~ affirmed as TO
y. A. Fairchlld. II is reversed and ren-
dered FOR other appellants.
In Campbell vs., Goodwin, from Will
hanson. reholrlng Ia granted and
judgmcnt OF lower court IA In ali things
afilrmed
Molten Phoenix Assurance
company vs., Allison, Bailey y Co. for
rehearing, from Williamson,
Motions auNmittcd--lraNas TeieEfn nh
and Telephone company W.. Soldiers Ia
dismiss appeal, from Travis; Austin
Rcal Estate aud Abstract company ~
Balm, Tor rehoaring. from Travis. uulf
Colorado and Santa Ne Railway com
pany vs.. Vote, for rchearinu. fr,m
Tom drceni comton. Ault n Co. vs..
SclN, for rehearimg. from AlcLennan:
Evans VS. Goforth, 60 dismiss apneal
from Travis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-29
snn .sntenlo Arncnl..

SAN Antonio, Tex, Nov, 2s,-The fol-
lowing decisions were banded down to-
day by the count OF civn appeals or the
Fourth supreme judicial district,
Anlfmed-,I. B. Shepard ct al W
w II. Weiss % AL. nom BeNar. Rar.
ticker Strannus ct al. Va John ID. smith
from BeXar; san Antonio Street RAIN,
way VI, Val 6 Amlchlcr, from Bexnr.
reformed and afiirmed-rhe United
States Va. Mary U. Schwalby, ct all.
from Bexar 49,
Reversed and remanded--Dock Slim
mons ct al. W.. Carmichael. pa,,ner 4,
Co. from Crockett.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-29

San Antonio Tex. Nov. 2s.--About
? this morning friends OF Dr. William
wiike were attracted 10 his rooms in
the Alamo Insurance building by loud
groans, and upon entering found the
doctor dead upon the floor with his
throat cut. He had committed suicide
with a razor because OF ~ health. He
came here several years ago from Chi
cago. was well-to-do and leaves FAM
~ OF three children. He was 60 years
n1I
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-29

way company vs.. l.. J Wilson ct al,
reversed ana reminded.
Texas and Pacific Railway company
w. Il. r. Nelson, from Tsrr,nt; az
! hrmed-
I Fort Worth and Denver City Rail-
way company vs.. J -. brothers ct al.
/ from Clay affirmed.
Cases submitted
Houston and Texas Central Rail-
| way company Vs. the state Of Texas.
from Nolan.
western Union Telegraph company
W. J. A. Kemp Grocery company,
l from Wichita
Goldman ". III. Marcus, from
/ wichita
I A, G, kean OF al. vs. lundelowitZ'
from Wichita
7. y. Jones 81 al vs. Il. ~. Handy
! from Baylor.
ID. =. Gibson e; al. VS. J. l.. MOI
/ ter from Hn-deman.
Gulf. Colorado and santa Re Rail-
way company vs.. W. i. Elledge, from
| Cooke
Nicholas wager W, Jnllus r. Heimer,
from Callahan.
Missouri Kansas and Texas Rail.
way company W. a. II. krinkie' from
I cay.
William Cameron g Co. vs. j. A..
Fort Worth and Denver City Rail-
way o,mpany vs.. W. II. Howard,
from wichita
Lake Como Land and Improvement
company va 7. a. Coughlin, from
TofTant
Motions submitted:
s2lon smith vs. w. II. Peckham
Ct al, for rebenrins.
George NJ. pilley a. Co. ct al. ys. W.
= ia 70 IL
Fannie ID, Rivers W. j. II. Steph-
ems ct al. for rehearing.
a. X. Mignon vs. NJ. ID. Akard
q Co 81 al, Tor fohcarinE
j. a. Flushing W.. +. j. Wills q
Hro-. for rehearing.
X. y. Hun ct al vs.. j, IL. Craw-
fori 4 Coo for rehearlng.
l.. p. Uranium vs. Wear-Boogher
Dry Goods company, for rehearlng.
Dan NJ. Jones W. ]. y. Cole. for
rehenriug.
Missouri Kansas and Texas Rail
way company u Texas VS. a, f..
Krinkir, Ia dismiss appeal
II. ID. Bun ct nl W. q. a. Jones,
20 81 aside submission Of case.
Sarah r. Henderson ct al. Va. Il. r..
Armstrong Il al, 10 file brief OF APP
pellunts
Maddox Bros. & Anderson vs. j. \.
hHff AAAA NNAA ~ AAHf AZ AlA' hNAAAlhnANlAH "a
law ana fact.
VI. liulen, administrator, vs.. Mary
Black. TO advance.
q. n Ingram ct al. VS. l.. Jacobs
ct al. 10 tile record.
Motions decided
Texas and Pacific Railway company
vs., NJ, J HudmRn ct al, for rehear-
Ing, Oyerrulcd.
q. W. Alexander ct al. w. r.. l..
Brown. 10 submit on suggestion OF de-
lay; granted.
j. A. stanley 81 AL. executors. VI,
c. =. Wlrue. for rehearing; granted.
j. A. Stanley ct al. executors. w.
George Hamilton and j. II. Pope. for
rchearlng; granted.
II. Bushcll vs.. w. D. Hnmm, FOR
rohearlng and to file record; refused
N. Austin Va. y. Il Bloodworth ct
al. to Me record; refused.
Sarah T.. Henderson ct al. w. n. i.
ARMSTRONG eli III, 10 ulNlnlAN 0nue0l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-29
rur nrennn COURTS.


Dallas. Tex. Nov. ss.--Foliowing ar
the proceedings had in court o. CIV
appeals, Fifth district. at Daiias'
Afiirncd-w. It. Moore vs.. Parl'
Cotton and OH company, Lamar ooun'
~; ~. Cohen VI. n. Oliver. Limestone
county. Texas and Pacific railway conn
pany vs. y. +. Commander. Fannir
county; j. d. Bedingiield vs.. q. w.
Morris ct al, RDckwsiil county.
reformed and nirmed-Missouri
kansas and Texls railway company
vs.. II. e. Hardin. Ralnes county
Reversed and rendered-Mr re- 7riniek
Hardware Manufacturing eunnauy vs.
Il. T. Murchison. Dallas county.
Reversed and rcinanded-J. W May
ton vs.. c. W. Guild e al, Dallas coun-
". Diamond Atlll company vs., Gnoes-
becck National bank, Limestone cuun-
~; W. II. Gardner ct al. v. II. w.
Eudsins q al. Delta county; b. y.
Eads vs.. city Of Marshall. Harrison
county; r. +. Phillips ct al. rs. u. c.
Wise et al, Harrison county.
Dismissed by arEumeni-Diily. Conel-
BY & Mansfield W., George Marlborough.
Smith county; Texas and Pacific rail-
way company ". zau Hughes. Dallas
county.
Motions disposed of--w H. Moore
". Paris Cotton and Oh company, re-
hraring granted
For rehearlnr overruled--W. G. Con-
aer rs =. II. Saunder. Thomas H. TIM
hley vs. II. Pennlman; 81. 81. Oglesby
W. North Dallas Implement company;
y. 4 Prior et %. va, North Texas Ma
fipnnl bank; Texas and Pacinf rail-
wuy company VS. -. Z. McGlvary.
Dismiss appeal overrueid-Texas
and Pacific midway company vs.. W. d.
Reed. +. o. suTumerlin vs.. a. !. Rabb
e. al.
Dismiss appeal. granted--J. ]. Boz
mar W.. q. r. Bradley.
10 adyanc-. oVsrruled-R. l.. Brown
~. ]. r. Roland
T. advance granted-Gulf. Colorado
kimbmush.
10 lie record-T. p. weaiherno e, al
y. ) W, Golden. j. W. spauldinR ~.
v y. Adams
Motion TO dismiss appeal In Missouri,
Itnnhas and Texas railway company "a.
y 9illenuur granted unless appellant
hie5 new bond before December Il. 1891
Cases sn1mittcd- Hughes Bros Man
niAftufins company Va j. S. McC'ilu-
tYck, Dallas county; j W. Seal We. j.
W mckee 81 az, Faunln county; q
a. Taylor VIZ. j w. Evans 1t a.. Fam
5iin county John johnson Va. q II
ciarksOn. Collin county; Kitchen a Mo.
Cord ~ Dallas Brick company. Daiias
county western t'ulun Telegraph onm-
pAny vs. Leah Kelly, Dallas county
ahufles Adams W.. George A Eddy a.
al i'diias county Lou F White VS..
= II. Cole, Dallas county: A "
.1tal.es vs. H. g. Penniman. Dallas
Nouniy' Texas and Pacific railway oun-
hahg ~ Hifland Thornton. Marion
county. Texas and Pacific railway cofn-
lhny US. OsbnfJt TfbnF,,t.., 60 -.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-29

Paris. Ky. Nov. sc. Alexander,
a banker and cattle raiser, has sold
to NJ. Goldsmith, $40 head OF Durham
cattle. averaging 1900 pounds, the lot
bringing about 100000. They win be
shipped 10 Paris. London and Liver
pool. and arc for the Christmas mar
ket. They are conceded to be the
finest ever shipped from this state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-29

Tyler. Tex, Nov 2S.--,rhe court OF
criminal appeals decided the following
cases today:
Allirmed-'Dud Carroll vs. state from
shelby; W. II. Lewis vs.. state. from
dylsr' James Watkins vs.. state. from
"'ii'er' Lee Ihonas VS.. state, from
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-29

Navarro. caari5s Rodgers ". state.
aon Dallas. wailact brown ". state,
fls,m Beherfaoa.
Reversed and remardeA r. Charley
Homes ya. state. from Nacnsiochcs'
GlleEnlse IS. atate. frnm DallAs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-29
rnn Nnw cIAn.s roLIcr
Creates Favorable Impression
Among HIS subjects.

st. petersburg. Nov. ss.-The popu-
iari,y OF the car Increases: daily.
Nothing has been done 80 much to
popularize him as his unaffected ways
aud the fact that he Is dispensing with
the military police bOdyguards OF the
palace. HIS order withdrawing tho
troops from the line OF route upon his
wedding day produced a good effect.
The crowds were unable to believe
they would be allowed TO stand and
witness the procession without the
inyarlabic hedge OF soldiers. and when
they saw this was fact the popu-
LACE were frantic with delight. and
expressed their satisfaction IN thou
sand WAYS. No doubt a marked
change has taken place everywhere In
81 Petersburg life IN consequence OF
the czar's admirable policy.
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HOTEL IMPERIAL
rncr Michigan Bon,s'sT

One of the largest anu ps' ~
city. Rooms 81 per day W, * x,
circular. Half block i c.a,, N
street exit OF the Illinois 1 Vs1pf \
tion. All baggage delitssS I,
from Illinois Central depes X,
fares necessary. LOOK ~.
porter at the station. !, ~ ~,
comfort, convenience ana
stop at the new end
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ten 9ortbeil baour6 erlanst, baB trob
bes ssortfaHs BON 5 Mrbeitsitunoen tpD=
dent.i6 Die probuftion gegen Die tribe
rem Sabre eeltiesen mar. Serr Wtather
bat barum aeipib nidt llnre9t ben
0eriu9 ais einen fiir Die glrbeiter tpie
bic gigentbiimer slei6 gliidli9en Grfolg
al beaeihnen unb anbere 6abrifanten
sur Na6abmuns aufsuforoern. Wur=
Be bod aud Die englii6e &egierung
bur1 bic i6r bon Matber pripatim sli=
ae1tellten 5tatiitifen in ihrem gnti6luB
befrdftigt, ben NdtltunDentas in ben
Nrmees unb Marine=DertItdtten eir5u=
fibren.
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4A Grippe.

Wdbrenb Der frabern Grippe=
periooen tpurbe bic bemerfensipertbe
8eobadtuns sema6t, oab ale, iuelde
ibr gertrouen auf Or. aings NeD Dis
coberp geisbt batten, nidt nur raihe
6eilung fanben. ionbern aud bor ben
llebeln perf1ont blieben. bie ber Qranf=
belt aeip6hnlidb nn13ufDlaen pHesen.
Oie irdftigt Mebiain lheint ben 8Or8us
idntlIer Ruren nidt nur In Sdlen BON
grippe, ionbern auA bei allen Rranf=
beiten bes 0alies, Der Yruft iino oer
2ungtn 3u beliben, unb turirt aud
Mltbna nrb beraltetes 0eufieber. prD=
birt es unb iiber3eugt gu6 /! Jhr mere
bet ni1t setdnidt fein. prDbefaf6en
gratis in ben MpDtbefen bon 81. q.
Miller q 6obn uno Dr. 8. s..
0tnti6.
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Die @panage 0es Seraogs bon
GDittbttrAb.

2onbon, 27. 9(pril. 9llpbeus s.
Wlprton, oas liberale Mitelieb BON pe=
tersbprpugb, fellte sefern i'm Saaie Der
@emeinen. Den 9tntrag, bas Sabresselo,
tpel6es Der SerSpg BON @obrrg=6otba
als engliIDer grins uno 6er5og pon
@oinburs be3iebe, aufsubeben unb in
3ufunft ni6t mebr gu 5ablen. Ser
Sfiibrer Der &aoifalen uuterltiibte ben
9lntrag uno fagte, Der Ser5og brauhe
bas @elo ni9t, fein ginfommen aus
anoeren auellen fei seniigeno, allBer=
Dem lei Der Derspg Elm ansldnbii9er
6errlder. Ser Nntrag tuuroe init 293
oeaen 1877 Stimmen DertDDrfen.
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z ginen erg6bli9en 4nblif ion mad
einer ellab lotbrinaif9en 3eitung in
DieuN Elm am 8obnhof liegenbes Ge=
bdube suiueiIen geipdbreH. gei feu6s
tenn Wetter tritt ndmli9 liets Die ingie-
iiatn Du4iiabsa 0usgeflbrte, ipdter
hbertanate Muff1rift .369tern pen<
iipnai1 berpoy. pdbrenb fat aus ie0em
sfsmftr beim Dorbtifobrsn Oer 3iige
ein Duttnb Wlor1iiiugeT bic Q0pfe bis
nous Rtden. 0ds fribtre ptniiUnnt
ipirb ,ldmlI9 lett als 8aierne bsnubt.
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Otntid's Witbi5inell,

taemtfeb.s s,lut unb eeber 9prmp IN eiu mn.
d6bbores WitteI fir ole Nierens uno Seberletoen.
WerbauuuasbeS1merb Sauts nno Sntfranfes'Isn.
Gs reitiot bic @eiihtsfarbe nno perhbnerf ole ani
bereberf bas BIit pertreibt ererbfe ponfneuen MMo
reauiirt bic gingemeibe 12S Sofen tnr einen Spnar.
Ser bette unh hilfiafte Blntreintger I'M 1taIIis'
esenr,d, ltnsernce Gable unc GdDmer3ttuer
ain 1uiper5almittel fir ollie 9hmer3eu 1pDopl n
uerlifb tpie duRerltf Gin beres nn6 idneass Wtts'
feI fur Gr1mpie &olif Diarrboca, WbeumaftSmhs
SteuraIgia lneti6ungen 1erreutnn9sn nHo oopH'
tpeb.
Sentic,'s Rineaeiiet,s, Gifen, unc aBetn: gtar'
funasmiittet 1T has banptidddne $,euMte im. ah
aemsiue Sdmabbeit nae glntarmnsh. gS,r empIeg.
ism Cd uameutlifb iotden Damen pebe ipegen Heber.
rbeituua ober aus aubern 9rhnoen l1fpdnig NHo
erpas ifub, uub prpfelIipnelem Wtdunern. oeren
Wiiittsn lire Mrbeitsfrdfte nberret9en uhe Iulus,
ipeiche aephnt iino afpboliihs Stmnlente etH
en, ba bieies Wtitel timulirenn mtrft o9ae oeraa'
{Aenb su iein
@entfdb's Tamilien 3nftensgirnp oeri9an'
Drputpte Grleibternug IN alien ttdhen upn Sulen'
GrfdItuusen, 8ron1its nuo &enpshFeH' Sui'S'a''
8rttd1bdn0er.
Cine poflitauboe aus,pabl Der nit ben Menstten
NerbsjierunQeu peris benen 8rnhbduDer. Snnitfroan
Der. IdbeibdnDer &C. Stets on 9anb. Steleloen met'
ben bufh eineu erfabrenen Mrat opne SgtratoeH aH'
qepaBt SatisfaetioH garaHttrf
Sum gertanfe In
WentId1'a Apnthake,
sDeaed. bon guble squars.
glem pBilaSelpbia, ..
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