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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17
NEW ATCHISON RECEIVER.
MLDAoE r. WAIVER NAslED ny
JUDGE CALpwaLi..
He is an old Rntirond Man, Has
served in the War. aud NJ n ,lem-
Der OF the Interstate Commerce.
halfway Commission.

Chicago, Aug. i6.--Judge Caldwell of
the United states circuit court Today
on motion OF Hon. Wheeler II. Peck
ham, representing the Union Trust
company Of New York as trustees, all
parties to the record assenurs. up
pointed Aldace Il. Walker receiver OF
the Atchison property In place Of j. w.
Reinhart, resigned.
Before being submitted 10 the court
the name Of Mr. Walker had been
approved in advance before the men-
hers Of tho London and Amsterdam
committees and OF the Atchison seeur-
ity holders and by the general reor-
gnnizatlon committee IN New York
Mr. Walkers appointment Is entirely
agreeable 10 the two other receivers,
and II is believed there Will be en-
tire harmony in the future conduct OF
the affairs OF Atchison system.
Aldace Il. Walker. who Il chairman
OF the Western Traffic association, has
been prominent In the railroad world.
He was born in Rutland, VT, In 1879,
and went through tho elVil war. being
mustered out as a lleutenant-colone
He served two years ma a Vermont
state senator and was appointed by
1 President Cleveland as one OF the oriR-
/ iunl members OF the interstate come
I mcrce commission Ia 1851. In lsSD he
I resigned to become chairman OF The
Interstate Commerce railway assecia-
ANAAH NNfAA ANAAA NAAhlfANA NAlA NAAtAAi lAf'i ~
ship OF the Western Traffic association.
Immediately after the appointment Of
Mr.. Walker, Judge Caldwell left Tor
St Paul. whore the order FOR the APP
polntment OF the receiver will be on
tered.
Mr., Reinhart's resignation viii bn
accepted Immediately on the entering
OF the order. The order FOR walker
appointment will tako effect at once,
whom entered at ST Paul and Will
thus practically ante-dnte MIR Reln-
hnrts resignation. which does not take
effect until September I. This fact has
caused some comment but the Santa
F'o officials deny that It has the slight
est significance. Tho officials explain
that Mr., Remnants resignation was so
worded rs 20 take effect September
or at such intervening date en- hts huN-
ness with tho road could be completed
"rhe appointment OF MIR Walker
said Nice-Presldent Robinson OF h1
Santa Fe this afternoon. rs one which
l think viii receive universal Nppr1'
val, not only in this country, but An
Europe. In fact. all tho partles OF
interest were consulted ON the appoint
meut. Judge Caldwell at once by hi,
judicial action Endorsed the selection
Mr.. walkers Wide KNOWLEDGE, not onll
Of railrond law. but OF business gcncr
ally, brings a strong man 20 act wifi
the other receivers, who are also much
pleased with the choice"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17

Pauls Valley 1, T., Aus. 16.-several
arrests were made here the last few
days for selling Pale malt tonic and
HulSey-Pokey substitutes and imita-
lions OF beer whioh the Paris mar
shals claim are Violations Of the late
act OF congress governing the sa c
and introduction OF intoxic0nts in the
Indian Territory.
The grand lodge Of the Ancient.
Free ana Accepted M1sons Of the In
dian Territory. which has been In ses-
sion at Rush Springs Tuesday and
Wednesday Of this week, adjourned
yesterday having selected Atuka, 1. T..
as the next meeting place OF the grand
lodge next August and elecing as Ole
iicers the following q. NJ, John Coyle.
d. ID. G.. NJ. SilRs Armstrong: II A.
Nash, G.. J. w; j. u. Scott, q S, W,
John Bird, grand orator. j. j Nc
Allistor grand treasurer; j S, MUIR
row, grand secretary; W. A. Mcbride,
G, L.; ] Ferguson, G. S, D. j X.
Chiffon, G. j. d. The grand lodge
met in the new hall built by the Ma
sons at Rush Springs at a cost OF s4d0l
built by the efforts Of the present grand
master, John Coyle The contemplated
building Of temple for the USE OF tn,
societies at this place Is still hanging
fire through the slow action OF the
members who are not taking stock.
The G. j. Grant Co. a. this place
are making plans to build a large two
story. fifty-foot brick at the corner Of
Paul avenue and Railroad street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17

friends and relatives In Iowa. He
reports having good time
e..or,,c a. ott,. ~ tha rsxaa rsn.,
nnA f,sveionncnt company ~ omaha
VIZ Ia ma eltV vestordav on ro,,te 40
III Paso.
rteorss IA o,pav promtnent rail-
rnsd man or san Antonio connected
Min M eonti,c,-n ,snpiiie IL in the ats
,Stsi,i,. M frienH iohn 81 prtyy
nus iiN.iils W. sssis's'es ' y, st i.l
~ i.Wsv AlNst 80 : t'..,sia ~ tsss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17

There is a general DISPOSITION among
the general freight aEentu 10 aconiescc
In the commissions new cotton tariff,
and while there f. some complaint in
regard to the reduction Il Is not likely
that any hght VIII be made, Intorms-
tion In regard 10 the Intention NJ tho
commission on other schedules IL much
desired at prcgent. but as the commits
sion allows nothing 90 eacape them
from which any forecast Of their nc
tlon may be made. the railroad men
feel that they are very much IN the
dark. However they do not appro-
bend any serious damage TO business
from the changes 20 be made by thr
commission as that body IL evidently
wording for the interests Ut all classei
OF business. and will consider those OF
the railroad compauios an Wen az
everybody else,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17

..ose. Tex, Aug. ie.-Rev, II.
aaasT who has been conducting
sn ..ineiyal meetings at this place,
=. l', ,or his home In Arkansas last
|si \. ne M meeting is sim in progress
s,',.tiye persons We're baptized by
[rs-slon today. 1,.,.
n Medln has gone to Cleburne
,,.,5 The coming races. He took
N Ms race horses.
IA ~ wheeler Of Fort Worth is Wis
L X ~ brother. Bruce Wheeler, near
|an1ke ,..., .,,.,,,.a
N Curtis has purchased a house
/; \, here from DR.. Odell.
l 7 Ryas Is in Dallas attending the
Traits convention.
I.srnke Il to vote on the local option
.,'on September 4, 1894.
ssnl opens here the first Monday
september. ., -.,..
" Bowen Is visiting his mother
VIZ. lie expects 20 return to
IN university again this fail.
rarty Of tourists from Fort Worth
| soeamped on Denton Creek, near
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17

The Santa Ne il gFtting ready for a
biz cotton business along It's line this
season.
The express companies have had a
fair business In Texas through the
dull season.
The Santa Pc. Rock Island and Katy
viii have a good stock business out Of
OKLAHOMA and the Indian Territory Ia
september.
SIR, Green bill clerk % the Denver
railway. left for a two weeks vacation
10 Colorado Springs. He was accom-
Daried by his family. who Will STAY Tor
several months
George Phillips. formerly connected
with Inc Union depot telegraph ofiiee,
has accsuted g position with the
waples-Platter company.
George y. johnson. chief digpstchei
az the Joint track. ACCOMPANIED BY hii
family. has returned from a vislt 70
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ford
The commissioners court. which is
In session, has among other things
allowed $s9a.7o for putting up d WIND
mill and laying pipes with which TO
supply the courthouse and Jail with
water. and also have returned TO the
saloon men the sum Of S3S911, the
amount Of unexpired license money.
The little daughter OF Professor %.
S. Switzer. president OF the Methodist
college, after a short illness, died to-
day OF congestion of the brain
The little daughter OF Professor d.
S. Switzer, president OF the Methodist
college. died yesterday of c1ngestion
Of the brain. She was buried at II
o'clock today.
MIR John b. Gill win move his stock
OF goods from the present stand TO "A
store q few doors further down North
MUM street. Messrs l.. T. Wright &
Co. will move their stock to the old
Baker-Poston stand on the east SIDE
/ Of the square.
/ Messrs. Cook & Maxey have moved
I their stock OF liquors 10 Mineral M3lls.
I where they will continue in business.
this being the result Of the recent Pro-
I hibtion election in which local option
carried.
The commissioners court has de-
clded upon tho Prohibition elec Ion TO
be held In precinct No. on the 18Th
OF September. The appropriations to
meet the various county expenditures
amounted 20 about 1882.
The six men who have been Mt work
ON the tax rolls OF the county since
the Goth OF June have completed their
work They say that the property
assessments are somewhat lower than
usual on account OF the lower rendl-
ton, and also from the fact TINT the
tax on the Texas and Pacific railroad
has been diminished about 5000 per
mile. there being nearly thirty miles Of
road In Parker county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17

The Santa tc win put ON a new fast
passenger train 10 Galveston SUNDAY
to be known as the RED EXPRESS" II
will leave here regularly every evening
az 7:iO and arrive at Galveston nj sa6
on the following moraing. This Will
shorten the present time between here
aud Galveston by two hours, for which
an 0pprosiadve travelling public VIII
be Truly grateful TO the mauagemrut OF
the road which has already done 40
much for thcir comfort and convenience
On the trim from here to Galveston and
which bv this last Improvement takes a.
lnrg lead OF IT'S councillors in the mat
Tor 81 mcc1nmndntl0nl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17

atom. Tex. Aug. 1G.-Miss Daisy
|. Of this city has been awarded
free scholarship for one year
N Alabama college by the Texas
i association.
| Reorganization Of the county board
iIamlners was effected this week.
idniendent Limbaugh, Professor ".
.giyte and Professor j. l.. McRey-
! being chosen.
Dsnton club No. o. win play two
:A games at the Fair GROUNDS
next week. Wednesday, the 22d,
louisville. and Friday with the
hl nine, A game Of 500 n side has
Arranged later with the Slidell
. up meetings are In progress at
4 Wells and Flowory Mound in
aunty. Large crowds attend.
3 commissionero' court is in ses-
here today,
ne district court, which convenes
Monday there are only 10 civil
tn criminal cases ON the docket
casually light one.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17

Floyd, Tex, Aug ia little child
Mr.. Bob Hardin died here last
night of liberated tonsilus, and Will
be buried today at Hopewell cemetery.
Mrs, 10. NJ. Conuor is on The sick
list this week, with continued fever.
Mr.. Emmett Winuey is visiting rel
atives in ,Taylor county,
Mir. Jdlian George Of Tennessee,
brother Of Prof II. T. George, ar
rived from there few days ago to
make his future home i'm Texas
Or. c. T.. Fnthorrie. who was called
by a telegram last Monday to see his
brother, c, l.. Fatherrie, at Commerce
who was dangerously sick, returned
yesterday evening. and reports hi,
brother Improving.
Mr. Grlff Smith and his daughters
Misses May Birdie and sallie, together
with several other young people, went
ON a fishing tour yesterday TO Van
Znndt county
r. r. Jones is having his house
repainted, which adds very much to
It's appearance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17

Bonham. Tex, aug, 16.-Yesterday
NiIss Meilena Jones Of Window. the
vonng lady who was outraged some
dine ago. Identified one John Chapman
MS being the party who committed The
crime Deputy Sheriff Web Riding
went out and arrested Chapman and
lodged him IN jail.
THE Bonham and Ivanhoe game OF
han stood f3onham o. Iyanhoe 10.
The little baby girl Of W. w. Brown
lee which was so badly burned yester-
dnv evening rs resting easy TINS morn
ing. and there are hopes OF recovery.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17

Kennt dale, Tex, Aug. l6.-Cotton Is
beginning TO open now and cotton pick
ing Will soon be the order Of the day,
The Mansfield dramatic troupe Will
give an entertainment at the school
building Saturday night, the 18TH in
slant
AIRS. Rawllns and daughter. Miss
Alma, of Lancaster Tex, and Miss
Lutte Allen Of Louisiana are visiting
the family OF Mr. Tom Rodgers.
MIS-. Il, i. Poole OF Grady, l. T., is
visiting her daughter Mrs. j, II. Rod
gers
Miss Rosa and Master Willie Hardin
are visiting MIR. j. c. Kings family
at Paradise, Tex
Prof. Hendricks has large class in
vocal music here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17

Sc sc Tex, Aug, 15.-Elmer Crump
examining trial today for the
h. q W. *. Ball yesterday at
x. he was put under a $4,000 bond.
,i ny bale OF cotton was ginned
ysay' The cotton crop is very
some complaint OF boll worms
I az A.. bat no material damage has
i, h,ossln9n Is erecting n frame bust
y fe on Sanger street TO be COM
~ 2 september /, when 1t Is to
= nelson Is to begin the erection
|i,-ssp-'tory brick on the first of
-. Several nice residences are
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17

Louisville, Ky, Aug. 1G,-The Louis
vile southern railroad was sold hero
today FOR 81 100000 TO Charles IL Co.'S
ter, representing DreNel, Morgan q CO.,
uf New York There WAS but one
bid and the purchase Of the Southern
By Drpxel. Morgan s Co, N In the re-
Organization OF the Southern company.
VIII Francis Lyndo Stetaon, one OF the
attorneys of the reorganization cone
mittee. stated that the nffairs OF the
Southern railway company are now IN
first class shape md the prospects
are very bright. The sale Will De sub-
mitted TO Judge Lurton for conhrma-
lion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17

Evant, Tex Aug. 16.-Mr. II. c.
White OF Killeen is visiting relatives
n Evant and vicinity
Mrs. and Miss Euld Barley OF Waco
are visiting relatives IN Evant
MIR. william Lane and Mrs Susie
Longmlre were married on the 9th.
Evant IS preparing FOR large gath
erlng at the Baptist Association, which
convcnes here next Thursday.
The Evant high school opens septem-
Der with a wen selected faculty and
those who wish TO educate their chill
dren would do woll to send them to
this village. which cannot be surpassed
for good morals and cheap rates, Board
can be had IN good families at IS and
$40 per month.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17

Saludo. Tex, Aug. 16.--We had big
race here yesterday for the hrst bale
Of cotton. There We're three ginned.
The first was raised by Mr.. Shack
Wheeler, the second by Mr.. Philip
Jackson cob, and the third by Mr.
j.. r. flanagan, but neither OF them
sold, as there was no premium offered
and the price was too low.
Rain is badly needed Irrigated gar
deus have all gone to destruction or
going very fast. The wind does not
blow enough 10 make the wndmills
OF any service these days and the
water has TO be obtained by hand
power and many things have to 80
dry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17

TYLER. Tex, Aug 1.-THE ball game
between the band boys and the Tele-
gram force turned out with q to 3
In favor the band. The Tyler nine Will
probably leave next week for Corsi-
cana, Longvlew, Marshall and other
places to play ball.
Freight engine No, 1871, belonging to
j. w. Balm, prominent Cotton Belt
engineer which has been in the shops
for repairing. was brought out yes
terday.
*. Lamity Bonner, editor and pro
prie,or OF the Tyler Weekly Harpoon.
Is doing "A rushing newspaper business.
not only IN Tyler. but Is securing an
extensive circulation over the state.
a great many people Will leave Tyler
on the excursion to Galveston,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17

"a Tex. Aug. I'LL. N Floyd
Pee Cove. who was a5juIged in
lasi week, WAS carried TO the
"a at TeTel yesterday by Dep
Asrin j. b W. Lane.
Stanley N. Jones and lady are
lhs Dallas
" Marshal WEIGH Is having the
Ne and Street crossings I paired.
sSaming board Of teachers VIII
sae here the 17th and 18th in
70 Is well represented at the state
ssailon at Dallas.
speech Of our fellow-townsman,
II y. r. Webb in yesterdays ta-
was read with much interes b.
i''ple here.
9lehters are all busy building now
,'lees and improving those already
I. Powell IS In st. Louis this week
y his fall and winter stock Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17

crapdview Tex. Aug. 15,-The rrus-
1e,,,, room, 10 the college building and
viii inelose the building with a neat
prof. ]. y. Garrison returned nome
yesterday from Lebanon, ono, Mhete
he has been on attendance OF the nor
mai school at that place.
The two reviyals now goirg on con-
dncted In Rev. J. D Tant and Rev
81 walker. are attracting g2oa con-
eregations and much interest Is eelhs
taken
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17

Paradise, Tex.. Aug. 16.-The pro-
tractcd meeting held by the
Methodist Episcopal church. South,
In this place, which commenced some
two weeks ago, closed last night. A.
"a result ot This meeting the church
claims ftly-one conversions, twenty
six accessilns and sixteen Rapusms
Rev Vaughan, pastor it chmge, goes
from here to the Bethel clmp ground,
nine miles south Of this ana VIII
commence q meeting tllrt ilay. the
18th instant. II IS expected that the
Rev Chas. q. Brown win be there TO
assist
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17
GtryrsvILLE.

Gainesville. Tex, Aug. 16,-Bill Gould,
Who was arrested yesterday charged
with theft and burglary late last
n,ght give bond. Joe Jacobs. his bar
ten1er. who was arrested at the same
iime. has not yet succeeded In maklng
MS bond and II In jail Could 81
,gs hona ana was arr sted this MORN
ine. charged with disturbing the peace.
~ envr he Is being prosecuted by me
'.gtcers and not by the man who claims
10 have lost the money
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17

The impression is sim strong among
railroad passenger agents that there
Will be further reductions In the rate TO
tho washington eneampment Of the
Knights Of Pythias.
Church Is never out tn the people
get through singing" said one Of them
this morning. and all Of them talk
as II they understood the language
OF this phrabls.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17

Ardmore. /. T.. Aug. le.-The nrst
bale OF cotton for this season was
received here today. The bale was
grown by Hiram Lear near Auter-
vile. II weighed 400 pounds and was
olassed as m ddiing The seed produe-
lnF the cotton from which the bale
vas gathered WAS planted April TO-.
I'VE hale was bought by w. +. Whit
,inrton at Z s-s cents and netted t3isS
Tor he lint ard s255 FOR the seed. a
premium OF $50 was paid by the mer-
chants.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17

The fruit business So now about over
ON the Denver. though gone grapes
are sim being shipped from the Pan
handle country to Denver and othdr
points Northwest. on the whole The
season has been good one and
furnishes evidence that fruit culture
In that portion Of Texas may be made
a most profitable Industry TO The rail-
roads as well as the farmers and others
engaged In lt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17
El1I NORTH TEXAS TOWNS
IN ACCUSED OF NUMBERING
s''D' uEn INFANT.
n,r,h TO 1t in n Barn and
|ss OA, a. a bucket to Die--com-
isn i court at weatherford.
nl'' ,..r at copperas cove.

nv Aug. 16.-Yesterday
Petty, ,lnung woman here by the
|snlns, .,nie Norris gave birth TO an
|szs q -. an, mid in barn at Mr.. var
ssttinioA'as and to hide her crime aban-
|rash's, w ,asant and left It IN a bucket
1 81 ~ ,,'', ret,irning to the house as
BE- paln ,,,nr had happened. This
sfigh inguest was held and the
tslsins - rpstice Hunt was that the
riei . y 10 It's death by loss OF
~ ea...i by being abandoned by It's
q The woman viii likely be
F, "a for murder
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17

prephatn, Tex. Aug. 1.-THE Ep-
,varth league rally In session here we
rarely attended Numerous ssIti ~
were held and many sue1eels eiaops 49,,
- N meeting, the date 20 be liked
~ some lime in Auguat. 1855
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17

several other orators billed for today.
AZ the last meeting OF the city coun-
Gu franchise was granted to the
Lnmpasas Water, Electric Light and
Ice company, This company will pro.
coed to improve its plant at once and
VIII place better system OF electric
lights in the near future.
Prospects for more rain are favorable
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17

KATY says the tickets 10 Washington
Via st. Louis viii be accepted by al
lines. and any statement 20 the con-
trnry Is misleading. The Katy viii
sell through tickets at f25 Cor the
round trip, with privilege Of diyerst
routes beyond 81. Louis. and no line
will take better care OF their patron
or make better time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17

Graham. Tex, Aug ll.--Dr- g. g
,T1it .'N WIS today acquitted IN the DIS
+,,c, court u the eharge OF ma'4ieS-
~ resuitlng IN the death OF A. j.
Names last september 49, ,rtai
cn ~, c.sA Of John English. CHARGED
,,,,,i, murder, will probably come up 10
morrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17

veatherford. Tex Aug. l 80 sS ~
cor (. Maxey have moyed insi I4, 7.S !
81 liquors from Neatnes,ti,oirl. on,inue ia
wells. where they VII .,,,,t ~ the
business This y on
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17

srissr,. Tux. Aug. l5.-Ouite
y this s occurred about three miles
IN IT, IT, plaea this evening caused
Ran. putting the l3-year-o,d
|rs 4 NJ. =; Collier on boari placs
ina e.ekal and sonding HIM
II a le'.sehN-f1ot well tn order
~ ~ an upper when about
ffirb. ne,a ihe top tho bov be-
ana NJ and aslSed TO be drawn
~ 10 fs,'e The buckle could be
INV ~ e the bottpm or the
7sas ' bslt'w. killing him in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17

sitsr,n,r TX Aug. l5.-The Popu-
q nm ss is In fun blast. The
ne NJ ~ forks" have taken the
.aeo,s IN. Chas. II. Jenkins OF
~. h opullst Candidate for
~ ~ w Eighth district ad-
',esfs,io ,sssr.a.npment yesterday on
~ reform. There are
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17

creenviiIc. Tex, Aug. ls.-Depuiy
strIia Chapman canse Up from SUI
nhur Springs Yesterday % takF I'm ~
M that place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17
BETHEL MILITARY ACADEMY, VA.

Prepares Tor government academies,
uniYeruitica and bIi5iners FOR cHia-
iogue address Mai n. A. Mclniyrs
Rsfhai Academy II. Q.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17

NORTH TEXAS FEMALE COLLEGE AID CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
progressive colleges
r.
Conservatory
thoroughly college oqualed
n