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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18
IN THE SOCIAL REALM.

Misses Annie Clifton and Jennie M'l-
Ter of St, Joseph, Mo. are visiting rela-
tives on Burnett street.
c. A. Cosgrove OF Muskegon, Mich,
spent yesterday in the city IN route to
the Houston races.
Lieutenant ]. a. Daprpy win so TO
Dallas tomorrow or Tuesday.
Miss Mary Daniels OF Waxahaehle Is
visiting friends on Henderson street.
Miss Hattie May E1ell Of Nashville,
Tenn, is visiting the family OF Mr.. VIII
Harrison on Adams street.
Mrs. O. H. Higbee has returned
from pleasant stay OF three months
In Cincinnati. Ohio. where her daugh-
ter. Miss Sue IIlgbee, 10 attending the
Conservatory OF Music.
Mrs. Curtis of Missouri IL visiting
her sister. Miss Mollie Smith, on Tay-
lor street.
A. p. Nelson and wife OF Butte.
City, Mont, were In the city yester-
day en- route TO Florida, where they
will spend the winter
j. ID. Crawford, manager of tho
Crawford dry goods company, Is
spending few days in the city.
". +. Milford OF Peoria, Ill, Is
visiting friends IN the city.
Or. NJ Matltln. formerly u resident
OF this city and well known 20 nearly
every one here. but now Of WaNa-
hachle, spent yesterday with the FAM
lily OF his son. Assistant Chief of ro-
lice Charles Il. Matkln. Mrs. Matkln
intended returning with him. but was
prevented. DIR. Matkin has hundreds
OF friends IN the city who were glad
The Gaaette's society reporter while
hunting Items" Friday night on
West Fifth street about II o'clock saw
a party Of four young men emerge
from handsome residence. Every
Indication pointed TO the suppoaltlon
that they had attended smut
party and had ceased this amusement
to assume the duties OF stokers. They
were wholly unrecogni.able, and those
who met them have been conjecturing
on their Identities ever since. As they
passed out from the presence OF the
young ladies' one OF the party became
quite Tennysonlnn and expressed the
hope that EVEN the black Australian.
leaving. hopes he shall return a
white" Smut is great game, any
how,
r. d. Talbot. salesman at Craw-
ford's, has been III several days. His
friends hope to see him at his post to-
morrow.
Mr.. Lewis a. Carter md family OF
Waco are spending a few days with
relatives on West nelknnp street.
Harry Means Of Dallas spent yester-
dny with several of his chuus In this
city.
The unavoidable absence Of Miss
yaw from her engagement Of Green
wallis last evening was severe dis
appointment to hundreds. There were
many society people from adjoining
towns who had come 20 hear her. ana
tho whole city regretted the lllnesa
which prevented her appearance.
There are several society weddings
10 occur before Christmas. and many
surprises aweit the friends OF the con.
tractlng parties who are guessing
who" and ''whcn,"
Miss Lulu Dillnrd, charming young
lady OF Sherman. "a visiting relatives
In the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18
onuncu NOTICES.

uInitarians-All Unitarians and pur-
sons Interested In the society are re-
quesled 10 meet at the Knights OF Hon
or hall, Second and Houston streets, ut
1880 p, m. today
splritualsts-"The Astral or Spirit
ual Body" win he the subject Of tho
lecture at the Knights OF Honor hall,
Second nnl Houston streets. at u. m.
today. Good music. All are invited
Fist pcsbytori1n Church Corner
Fourth and Calhoun streets Preaching
today 81 II q. IN. and $50 p. m. by Row.
Jchn Van Lear OF Shreveport, La
sunday rohcol at $3.50 o. m, You arc
invi,ec 20 attend.
Chnstlan church-se Services at the
Christian church today ~ II a ". and
7i5 y. m. Sunday school at ESQ a. M,
Young peoples meeting at Gsi5 p. m.
The meetings during the past wcok
have been well attended and a good In
torcst manifested, Strangers Waiting
the city are invited 10 attend
First Baptist Church-Cotncr Third
md Taylor s,rccta Preaching al II n.
IN, and 1880 y, IN. Morning subject;
'"rhe Story OF Two Seas" EyeidnE
subject. Temple Builders. " Young
peoples meeting at Gas. Seats frye.
ST Grgtra welcomed House ho,lipd by
steam. j Morgan Wells, pastor.
The Tabernacle Cumberland PrerbS-
T. rlRn Church--Corncr Nineteenth and
Chambers streets, Preaching by the
pastor. j. NJ. Martin, nt II O'clock a.
m, Subject. Mercy and Justice. p"
Also at 7 y. m. Sunday school at 10 \.
-. Christian EndeAvor D. M. Chill
drcns band p. m. a cordial lnvib,-
ton is extended t. The public TO attend
the seryicca.
Broadway Baptist Chureh-Broad-
way and st. Louis avenue. W. O. Hal
ley. d. D., pastor. Sunday school at
$50 a. m. conducted hY ID, $, Latti-
more. superintendent Rev. Il. b, Nor
gan will preach At II q, N. aud the
pastor at 1880 p. m. The heating nrpar-
etus OF this church has been put In
thorough order and the room VIII b.
perfectly comfortable tail services.
Y. p. u at $3.50 in tn evening. Seats
free and a cordial welcome.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18
SELECTED THREE DAM SITES.
ALDERMEN AND ENGINEERS To-
CATE PLACES ron THEM.
Water Getting Exceedingly Scarce
and Everybody Praying ana Hop
Ing fer Rnin-Everyone Asks What
We Are 60 Do.

Yesterday afternoon the waterworks
committee, Mayor pro tenn Fry aud
Engineers Hawiey and coppaEe fovSn-
ed a party VINO went up the clear Fork
hunting dam sites. or to put /, in less
Questionable way. sites for dams.
They carried with them all the scien-
tlhe material and apparatus that sn
engineering party needs. and by the
aid of the pronles already prepared
and diligent investigation, selected
sites for three Instructions to the pre-
eious tiuld on which work ID to begin
at no distant day.
They looked over every nook and
Granny and one unfamiliar with their
mission would have taken them Tor
landscape artists seeking desirable
places TO put their easeis They report
water In that vicinity uncomlortaniy
scarce. and all expressed the hope that
II would soon rain.
To be more accurate the city Will
soon be In desperate straits unless prov
idencc fayors this region with a tall
OF rain within comparatively short
time Soon the water works commits
tee VIII have 10 rack their brains more
severely than ever before. II behoovta
.
mlcally as possible, for II Is no little
obatacle that blocks the path OF every
citizen OF the city.
Water Is just as necessary as bread.
and considerably searoer Just at pres
ent.
/ l, Is told of two aldermen who. as
! upsual. were talking OF water. dams,
etc.. that one became humorous and
in the course OF sparkling piece OF
wit said the dams and water af Fort
Worth reminded him forcihly Of lenry
/ Watterson's Introduction TO HIS famous
lecture. Money and Morals, "--''Some
things OF which we have very little OF
the one and a id sight less OF the
ether"
! II this is the way an alderman re-
| CARDS tile matter. an ordinary citizen
can do but likewise, There Is very
| limited supply Of water ON hand, but
| with the amount drawn from the wells
1t IL hoped to stay panic TIL the
maker OF even Popullst-feels sorry
and allows the welcome showers ia
"fall upon the just and the unjust
| u1ttFa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18
MoRrnINn NOT IN THE WHISKY.
turnkey whitsiu Makes nm Ex-
PLANTATION of mrs Suicide.

IN me reports OF how the city prison
suieid7' HIN, rot his morphine. some
were disposed to attribute all the blame
TO the neglect Of the turnkey. The fol-
lowing Is the officials statement of the
circumstances:
To The Gazette.
would like to call your attention
10 a rev facts In regard 10 the death OF
IS; l.. Hill at his own hands. The
WHISKY spoken OF was the remains OF
half pint which was very small
9rink taken Off OF him at the time
ne was locked up, arrested him for
me theft OF some blankets from q
,ar,hSr VINO was stopping In the Cen
.rai wagon Yard. He was drunk at
me time and ! kept back his small
drink I'LL Friday morning, the follow
ing morning OF his arrest, and gave 1t
70 MIN at his request for commonly
known taper on" He drank IL be-
tween and o'clock. and after that
he asked for more but never got II as
there was no more. Several times be-
lore and afternoon till o'clock he
SPOKE several times to me OF his case.
ana further said | would not get to nut
MN In the county iail. | never noticed
him after 3 O'Clock and at I o'clock I
sot leave Of absence putting an extra
man In my place and went TO the eoun-
Try, coming back at IL o'clock and
taking charge OF my duties finding the
city physician, chief OF police, and
others at the dying mans side. How
he got his fatal dose ia unknown tu me.
and can't be accounted for only as he
may have gotten morphine rom some
OF the female prisoners, who all use H.,
and to keep them from getting u IL an
impossiblllty. This made his thiri at
tempt to my knowledge. 50 { was not
from the small drink OF whisky gave
him, for he was talking 90 me eight
hours after drinking 1t. Some marrow
minded persons placed the ac7 70 my
neglect as the above statemeb. Will ~
plain. AS to my being away from my
post, | was, and by the cidrfs Ter-
mission but leaving substitute taxi
Ing all responsibilities OH Of myself
Trusting this Will reach the proper
ones In its publication. remai; yours
respectfully. LAWToN WHTTSl1T
TURNKEY city Prison.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18
TEXAS CATTLE IN FINE FORM


W. Il. stickncymannger Drumm- Fla
to Combination company. National
stockyards. OF East ST Louis, has been
in the city and surrounding country
for abou, n week
MIR. Stickney has Travelled over the
entire northwest within The past few
months and has made extensive inycs.
uga,ion concerning the cattle, trade.
feed, etc. and kindred Industries. He
left last night over the katy" for
ST. Louis and was seen by Gazette
reporter just before his departure.
lie was asked his opinion OF Texas
cattle, their condition. the prospects
OF the market, etc. Mr.. stickney re.
piled; 81 ind Texas cattle in an ex.
cenent condition. IND surplus OF
iced stun and the best corn crop 1
ever saw tn tho state. The cattle ]
have seen are the bcst ever knew at
this time OF year lived In Texas
eight years up IN the Panhandle and
think things look brighter for the cat
Tie Industry than ever before. Cate
raisers are learning that Il nays 10
feed Their marketable animals and
consumers have already detected the
dinefenec. The prospects OF the cat
tie trade are as bright as those ot any
husiness l am acquainted with Es-
peelolly is this true OF the cattle OF
this state. With a surplus OF feed.
green pastures and plenty OF water
there IL every evidence that Texas
steers VIII command more attention
anu better prices eorrespodlngly. than
Mr. gtirlncv IL , ,,oduo,a - Ntteht
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

The work stu coe. on-,nnouncc-
ment. for This LORDS nay.

ment. for This LORDS pa>.
The testimony meeting last night
was very wen attended aud much In
torcst was evlnced. The testimonies
were bright aud earnest ara many OF
them were sermons within themselves.
Brother w. o. sillm1n conducted the
meeting, aud after the testimonies read
lesson from job, xviii. b-si, and
xviii. 1898, and extended an invita-
tion to the uncovered portion OF the
audience 10 depart from Wicked ways
and embrace the better portion TO be
found In the life OF a chrls,lan. The
meeting was Joyful one g tho saved
and 4 " believed profitable one to
some unsaNcd.
The mission 10 now domiclled In It's
winter quarters, IN the old church
building at the corner o. Main and
Ninth streets. and 10 arranged for the
comfort OF all who attend It's services.
Two large stoves serve to Keep the
room warm, electric lights dispel the
darkness and chairs afford pleasant
seats to all visitors.
The mission az Denison. IN charge OF
Brother %. L, Miner IL prosperlng and
a grand work Is being done, to the
honor ana glory Of the Master.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

The Man who Drove on with a Lost
Pooixctbool.

Some OF she city hackmen are feel
ing n fiifie hurt over an item which
appeared IN a local paper Friday.
on election day little child found y
pocket book containing a considerable
amount OF money on South Main
street. She noticed at the same time
that vehicle was approaching and
was under the impression that the
purse had been dropped BY some OF It's
occupants. Therefore she hailed Il
and asked the driver ~ he had dropped
Il. He replied 10 the affirmative. and
taking the pockeihook drove away and
the child has moi seen him and no ono
elgt. though II Is intimnted that no
may be recognized before he 10 aware
Of II.
The vehicle ia described as being
phaeton with a canvas canopy on top
and having Democratic streamora.
The item IN question rcfera TO the
man who took the money md drove
ava with n. and that Is Why local
jehn called attention 70 1t, saying that
he ana his brethren did not want TO
answer for other peoples transgres-
aionH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18
Ind lsusTROAG's FIRST CASE
,,,,r OF Mrs. MINERVA ''iL-
'''h LOAN FILED.


l .,., case that Judge Armstrong
tbs ~ mat OF Mrs. A. Il. Peace,
re- ,aav Of Fort Worth. who was
Y gu ~ he Of unsound mind. Her
Fpau Jill move for n new trial.
i.o'"' I'm OF Mrs. Minerva Millican
1ns ,.rsd for probate. but no de-
[a' 9 ,sas made, as there is a contest
ihs w s"yenteenth district court the
10 us rharlps Won Erxleben against
~ o. Worth and Denver city Rail-
p fos nnany. the jury brought in a
|& lying Won Exerleben $1,000.
|.fuie' ,,as something less than the
sisn tar which he sued, $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

Boaz buys, sells or exchanges your
school books. 300 Main street,
A. L. johnson preached yesterday at
the Christian church. South side.
DR.. Brolles has removed TO the Dun
dee block. Seventh and Houston streets
Or. Blake. dentist. graduate Phnadei-
mia Dental college: office, Third and
AIa.n streets.
George L. Cause. funeral director
and embalmer. Fun assortment OF nn-
deriakers' goods. Takes full charge
OF funerals and furnishes MI necessary
requirements No. s14 West Weather.
ford street, Fort Worth. Tex. Tele-
phone l57.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

N X Van Tenyl OF Colorado city is
in the city.
s. H. Bromley OF Galveston was at
the Rchelleu yesterday
Colonel Jim Wilson made a trip TO
Dallas yesterday.
@. W. wllworth Of Newark. Tex. 10
registered AT the Rlchelleu
j. 10. Flahorty OF Nashville, Tenn, Is
stopping at Hotel Richelleu.
W. c. Bishop and Frank Crowley left
yesterday morning for Midland.
b. L. McVay OF Cincinnati was
among the arrivals at Hotel Rich
ellen.
s. Davidson OF Henrietta, the well
known cattlemau. was In the city yes
terday.
w. C. Powell OF Charmlng.w makea
a speciality OF fine Hereford stock, % In
the city.
Judge o. T. Toombs of Texlinc.
county Judge Of Dallam county. 10 In
the city.
Winfield Scott. the well known cat
tlemnn. returned yesterday from a
trip to Chicago.
II. ]. Garfield OF McGreRor and Hen
ry Caunl,ld Of Waco. both prominent
cnttiamcn and heavy ranchcrs In Mex
Ice. are in the city.
@. a. Yantis. n prominent cattleman
from Matador. 81 In the city hts re-
tlrn from the eastern markets. where
he sold a lot Of beef cattle.
Z. II. Inn OF Albany Is In the city ON
his way 10 Alexandria, La whore he
viii ship two trnins Of cattle to Cisco,
whore he WIN feed them for market.
Mayor Paddock Is expected homo
from ST. Louis where he has been at
tending the immigration convention.
done by the convention VIII be given
out by him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

would say to the people Of Fort
Worth that l commenced TO take
scalp treatment frou Professor Geo.
a. Carlow at the Hotel Worth one
week ago My hair stopped falling the
fourth treatment
l have been In Professor Garlows
main office at Denver. Col. and have
seen men there whose hair was grow
ing very nicely from his treatment.
and | have great faith In his ability
to do all he claims and would advise
both ladies' and gentlemen wao ore
losing their hair TO inquire into his
methods. Yours truly.
Il. w. HAYES,
Master Mechanic Fort Worth and
Denver city Railroad
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

There win be a iesruro and entcrtaln-
mont at the Mount Cilead cOlored Bap-
tlsi church tomorrow evening. The
pastor, Rcv. Francis Robinson, Will be
assisted BY one OF the ablest negroes
in New York, r. Fortune. and an In
tcrcat.ng program Is promised. The
white peoplo are given especial Invita-
tlons 10 attend and are urged 10 be
pr,sent 1t is said the church needs
help. and this method Is taken 70 re-
How. n OF lis financial embarrassment
Erofher L. NJ Cooper Is busily en-
gagged al Dallas getting things in shape
FOR the reopening Of the Bethel In that
CITY. and Indications are promising for
a eiorious work IN that city.
brother Fisher has opened a Bethel
at Tyler and great things are antlei-
pated In that place.
Rev, ]. W. Lowry and g. w. Byron
are engaged In a meeting AZ Barry and
a good report may be expected from
them, as they are a strong team and
are always much blessed OF the Lord
IN their work.
Gainesville, Greenviile, ri Paeo.
Abilene and other towns arc clamOring
for Bethel missions and no doubt the
work will spread over those helds In
a sh0r. time,
ToGay's announcements are as fol
Iowa: Prayer meeting and Dible read
Ing. 0.s0 a. m; gospel meeting at 2
o. M: Sunday rchooi, 81 r. Fl9ry.
Superintendent. I .. m; preaching by
Rev. w. =. Wilson AZ 1:tb y, m; street
meeting. 7.1s ., m, The public cor
daily Invited 10 all these Beryices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

anc Ninth streets. breaking several
spokes IN one OF the wheels, frirhten.
ing MS hore very badly and Rttractinr
hrge crowd The engine WINS of, its
way TO the fire at the compress ana his
1runneils horse backed into lis path'
he was IN the buggy but jumped out
ana heid the animal till the engine had
passed The damage was very light
ana the excitement soon subsided.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

cdcs to FL and twelve applicants to Sc
lect from. | go TO Dallas tomorrow or
Tuesday 70 look after several mtn
awaiting my attention there. but will
ngurn very soon. in fsct Will Hpend
only one day. Vacancies arr cor slant
~ occurring, however. owing 70 the
difference IN the dates Of enlistment,
and dozen fr more vacancies may
Worth office has been doing the greater
pArt Of the bp5ircss OF late. and soma
or the best mat iial eyer enliste hss
been sent 10 the regiment during the
last few weeks"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18
Holiday Exrrrainr- r~~'
With It's usual liberallty. the Louis

ne ana Naa.is4t s-
Fees on sale 10 all points In the
|9ulneast at one fare round trip on
Pseemoer 70, p and %. Tickets viii
sou by our connecting lines In
fikansas and Texas. through via the
AND N. to points in kentucky. Ten
EAse the Carollnas, Georgia and
enla- Tickets VIII be good to re-
[l'n any time within thirty days. Re-
,moer that by this line only can you
II tickets via either Memphis and
n" orleans, and that cars will be
III through II necessary. For rates
~ au Information write 10 n. II.
k k,ansslsy. Travelling Passenger Agent,
Pallas, Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

|G. J. Cushman to II. l.. Edwards,
kls and 2, block ID, Bellevue Hill ad-
|ilon. $3.50.
ID E. hurry TO j. B. Watkins, 1Oi
|rres T. acres t, W. Williams survey,
tpis
|sallle Huffman and A. NJ. Carter to
BIS L'bble Holbert and Mrs. l.. c.
fempleton, admX., one-half interest in
b. Il, 10 and l6. block D5. Daggetts
Iillilon, 5000.
Ia L. ormsby and wife to Charles
Clark, ga acres Thomas Smith and
I. N. Pruitt surveys, 800.
Francis {. Stephens to Thomas ].
Evans. 70 CLIO acres @. A. Kuyken-
4 ali survey. SSi5.
HIP. Smith and e. A. Hendricks to
II Stephens, 20 6-lO acres C. a.
kuykendall survey, S2l2.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

me management OF the Yaw con-
M regret to announce that owing
NJ faw's sickness, the concert hus
y uhavoldably postponed until Sat
fu-y o. Monday, December l or 3,
pn0sstVed seats taken for last night
rM be good on the new date, or
r-SSaey VIII be refunded at the box
49, II Is hoped. however, that
,e ~Nvhs VIII kindly hold their coupons
en- ny postponemeEt. and Miss Yi,w
~ oter additional features 10 fdiiy
taiivr,,npsnse fos the delay and disap-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

fhlst YOU are sure you have sent
|pr garments to the only place in
|si1s that can dye, clean and reno
ne your goods in flrst-class style.
re Southern Steam Dyeing and
Ieanlng Co, 235 Main street, Dallas.
rs an experience OF over &c years In
Re business, and guarantees all work
tippei to him. The Southern Steam
Pelns and Cleaning Co. pays express
larees one way on all goods shipped
them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

London, Nov. 1.-THE foods , Se,
co,ne more serious every DAY. us
piver Thames rose four lnehes
Windsor during the night Eaioh 10 sys
lege is closed and Az ,ns "a christ
Cs,,ch rnea dows there Is four fret o.
~, which covers them, and Mag
Ha,en gardens are lake
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

i, a G baltimore. who has been
[sstant county attorney during MT.
|diSnles term OF office, VIII resume
|n,a,ee,Ice with an office in the Hur-
Y pn,iidlng. He has already the
|s,nsct Of a fine practice, and IL in
ss,lrrl,nInnl law practice he is as sue
'.r,I In getting folks out OF trouble
X was in getting them punished
sns prosecutinR. he will number his
80. he the score.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

bs ~yos rea-Na quartette sings ON the
KIM, sqaare front Of city han every
kosS,. '0r g week. Don't miss IT, The
a. mas also rented an office in
lions,s" Glen Walker building on
tn,sr,Nnn street, where he gives free
fsat"'on and advice every day.
knd is.. are especially Invited TO call
eSa 49, tlsate the great Root-Tea-
Woman. ks o'esSlhs 10
eity Ter you to any bank in the
''tArding our responsibility.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

|cuuav !. Where You can save q large
ga d. money by sending US your
b dvsa snlta and overcoats to
|viceahls leaned ana made an ser-
bay errs - When FIRST purchased. We
|oi town ~ charges one way on cut
"OHsIH STEAM DYE w'KS.
HocHEX mos. Props
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

We're good. Brother Richardson talked
Lesson taken from Flrst Corinthians
Thirteenth Chapter. Saturday night is
always the night to testify for the Lord.
nearly every one In the house spoke for
God. Remember the Sunday school
today at $3.50 p. m. Come all strangers
especially. Tonight j. H. jackson viii
speak to US. He Is splendid talker
All come and hear him. Door of Hope
City Mission. near new court house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

The settlers friend is elected to con-
gress from the Jumbo district, we are
Informed. Get ready to go to the Fort
Sill country. II you want Information
and keep posted send stamp and ad-
dress to ]. S. WORKS.
Western Hotel. Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

Iylckery & Ash vs.. Charles Won Erx-
hen. debt and foreclosure.
ID. V. wlnifree, surviving partner Of
knlfree & Lloyd, VS.. John Murrin ct
4 debt and foreclosure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

In our big write-up we expect t.
have Weatherford represented, as wen
as other north Texas towns. MT. j.
w. saxon will be on hand Monday 70
take the matter up with the people
ena We truat will receive the eneour-
! ,rsr,ent which the enterprise derarvos.
We are going 10 have one Of the grand
est speciai editions ever issued In Tex
as. and those who encourage the ehort
wlll never have cause to regret At.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18

The gospel meeting for men VIII %
beid In the cozy little hall or ne to e,l,s:
MEMS Christian association AZ 80 80
ms afternoon. Rev II, A. liz 20. sa'
boon secured 10 address ,he iii' ~ men
day, Music by the quArutte- ~ '''e''
arr Invited TO this service.