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The record-union., 1894-03-19
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I'll DORADO LODGE, NO. 8, /. .s....
- .. .. f., will meet MONDAY xGsSaszeer
EN EN1NG at 7:3o o'clock. Sec EessseSsSs>a
ono degree work Ali members s9SEsS~S>
requested to attend TO approve the purchase Of
degree paraphernaIia Visitors corrt alIy in
vited. A C,ITNVTTCnS ~ H9 NJ
GEORGE G. OGG, Secretary. IT.
( PECIAL MEETING OF TEHAMA
; = lodge, No. 5, f. and ~ NJ. THIS -
N(seiio,naaay) EVENING, at 7:3o o'clock. x *
T,,sl5S ,lssl.ihS brethren cordially invited. wv
niro degree. Ilt*I A. j. VERMILYA. w. VI.
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WANTED BY AN EXPERIENCED
w woman a position to do housework; no
objection to country; wages, $40. Apply
room 1, MANSION HOUSE. mr19-2t*
ANY LADY WHO DESIRES TO MAKE
n $40 per week quietly at her own home
address, with stamped envelope, MISS MYRA
B. GORDON, Joliet, Ill. This is a bona tide
offer, and if you can only spare two hours per
day 1t will pay you to investigate mr1 7-2t@
VITANTED-MEN TO RCHASE
w county rights for the Patent Adjustable
Coil Spring Shaft Support and Anti-Rattler;
no more sore back horses nor broken shafts:
something new. Apply to j. FL. QUINTON,
Western Hotel. for few days. mr1 17-3t*
JAPANESE WANTS SITUATION IN
81 respectable family as cook or to do house
work. Address HARRY, 903 ID st. mr1 3-lws
yITANTED-EV TO KNOW
w that KELLER has reduced his Cabinet
Photos from So to SO so per dozen, from now
until the last of March. 719 X street
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PROGRAMME In CONGRESS
Contested Election Cases to Come
Up in the House This Week.
PROSPECT OF A PROLONGED PAR
TISAN FIGHT.

The Time of the Senate to be Devoted
TO Business of Routine Nature
Many Important Cases to Come Up
for Hearing Before the United States
Supreme Court During the Next
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EOR SALE OR RENT - THE WE'LL
L known river ranch of the late Peter Burns,
located 10 miles east OF city: suitable for hop
raising, alfalfa, gardening or dairy purposes.
For further particulars apply on premises.
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HARRY w. RIvETT, STEAM CARPET
Ii cleaning, corner Twelfth and O streets
carpet cutting, sewing and retitting; furniture
pack ed for shipment; ST secondhand carpet,
and furniture bought and Tor sale. Telephone
292
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ANGosTURA BTrTERs cures collie, fever
and ague and indigestion. The genuine
manufactured only by DR.. J. q. B. Sieg-
ert q Sons. All druggists keep them.
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A FINE DISPLAY OF PANSTES ar II
"a SCH W AXIS, Twenty-fi. ana O sfrests:
1900 IN bloom TO choose from; also roses anu
tliAs. ml9-6I*
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GLAIRVOYANT-MR BARTHOLMES.
" DenYers well-known business and test
medium, can be consulted upon ali affairs of
life; she reads the past and unravels the fn-
tnre: diagnoses disease without questions;
satisfaction guaranteed: call and be con-
v1nced. 72I12 j street. DR. BARTHOLMES,
magnetic healer. mr13-1w*
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MARRIED LADIES SAFEGUARD; PAT
Nl ented; no medicine; no equal; money re-
funded if not satisfactory. Send % cents to
LADIES NOVELTY CO., Kansas City. Mo.
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We,rernl zlnttrra.

4 .hhhANlA BUILDING AND LOAN AS
interest ia.s are due and payable TODAY Mon
ua9l, .9l, MaIeh 1Stn. Ine secretary viii be
iiSs,uy 10 receive the same at his Office lOll
III the evening from To ;. i' -
II. j. GOETHE, Secretary. itc
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4 TIENTION.-JUST ARRIVED FOR a
n few days only, PROFESSOR A. MYERS,
fhrenologist, and VINO is acknowledged by
press anu people TO be the most famous anu
relianle ScIentlIc Palnist OF the present age;
VINO has many imitatorS but no equals, ana
succeeus when all others fail, by his wonderful
powers oil reading The Past, Present and r'u-
contemplating marriage who want to have
evil influence removed TO redeem lost aifec-
tons should certainly consult him, for he has
no equal ia the Worlu. Ii You are SICK, don't
delay, come at once BY his maryeloas
knowledge he tells you your trouble or disease
at once. and by his wonderful advice he is
bound to cure you. There is no fear OF a fall
ure IL You have obstacles they may De
moved. All business transactions strictly
confidential. rec! Free! Free! Medical
consultation from A. NJ. to 8 A. NJ Don't
miss the only chance OF lifetime. Si.ttngs
from y A. NJ. TO p. NJ. at his parlors 700 AZ
street, between seventh and Eighth.
mrl 5-lW
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EREsH BUTTER, 35C ROLL: CHOICE,
l. 4Oc; Creamery, 45c; Fresh Eggs, 15c;
GOOD Potatoes, 75c a sack; Corn, 10c; Coal
Oil, soc; Best Gasoline, S5c. SIMONS &
BEESLEY, $40 X street
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MRS. l. SNYDER. TRAINED NURSE
Nl Treats men, women and children. Can
be found at the Mansion House, Seventh
street and T.
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YNHE NEWEST OF ALL-TINTED CREPE
l. tissue paper for lamp shades and all kinds
OF decorations; full assortment at School of
Art; needle work. MISS l.. SCHUBERT,
1014 Eighth street.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-FARIS &
~ Spinks, General Collection Agency, GA
street. Prompt attention given all matters.
Bad bills a speciality
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J1OR SALE-NO. 1416 II STREET, NICE
L house and lot, 4Ox16o. at bargain. CUR
It's & BOWLEY, Real Estate and Insurance,
1Gl2 Fourth street. mrl 2-tf
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M RS. SPILMANtS SELECT SlsHo0I,
Nj Will be re-opensd Monday, March 10.
1894; o2l l. street. It,
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T1oR sALE-FIFTY TONS OF ALFALFA
Il hay IN lots 10 suit, at Twenty-seventh and
6 streets Inr1 3-1W<
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CARPETS CLEANED AND LAID: OIL.
~ carpets bought, sold or exchanged
BROS. $50 X street. Telephone ga
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GENUINE FRENCH ACCORDION
" pieating done TO order at 1916 1 street.
H. hUNlGh. mr16-12t*
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NOR SALE. - EGGS FOR HATCHING
i from fine stock OF S. G. Brown Leghorn
Fowls; soc per setting OF l3 eggs, at THOS.
LYNN'S. Sacramento, or j. X. CATLETT,
Pleasant Grove, Cal. mr17-l Wd&l INV
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NOR SALE-DIFFERENT SIZE PIPE.
+ dipped guaranteed to stand high pressure.
at low rates. SACRAMENTO PIPE WORKS.
in ncfapnn h11ildino near dennf
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TsoR SALE-RARE BUSINESS oPPoRTU-
Il mites connected with my patents working
sheet metal, tin. etc. e. HAW rs. mr10-1W%
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Inr 9alc.

GOOD HAY AT THE RANCH OF J. K.
III CATLETT. between Pleasant Grove and
Nicolaus, Sutter County; So and $40 per ton.
mr1 Il wd& INV
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DAG AND TATTER PARTY, GIVEN By
LII the Ollve Branch Ladies' society H0r-
esters, at Liberty Hail, SATURDAY EVEN
ING, March %4th. Tickets, 20 cents. mrI7-2tS
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MADAM PORTER, CLAIRNOYANir
vi fortune telling by cards ana palmlstry
EtdIeS, o0c: gents, 81; ciaIryoyaut sittings.
; 90. 62o l., bet. Sixth anu Seventh.
mn tl-1 tv<
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c. H. KREBS & CO.. 626 ].
'ROSSNAN'S SPECIFIC MIXTURE.

WITH THIS REMEDY PERSONS CAN
w cure themselves without the least ex-
posure, change of diet or change in applicar
ton to business. The medicine contains noth-
ing that is OF the least injury 10 the constitu-
tion Ask your druggist for it. Price. 81 q
bottle. TuF
The record-union., 1894-03-19

CONTRACTORS WAGON FOR SALE
y cheap, or will trade for buggy. Apply
102l Tenth street.
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sneoial to the REcoRp-UN1ox.

Few Weeks.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-16

wANTEn POSITION ny A FlRsr.CLAss
nll-r0und pniuter Coed references, ~,
Quire o, o.. Gazette onice ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-16

Special Dispatch.
Tyler, Tex. Feb. 15.-Iack Galloway.
Cotton Belt ticket agent, reports passen-
ger travel on his lines ont of Tyler con-
tiuues good for this seaon of The year.
j. l.. Tearue. chief dispatcher on the
Cotton Belt, who got out Tuesday from
o tie-up with the grip, has had q relapse
and Is once more laid up.
=. G. Werner, general passenger
agent Of the Cotton Belt. leaves tonight
for st. Louis on business,
George w Barnharl, general freight
agent Of The Cotton Belt, returned to
the city last night from trip over
the entire state.
trains I and ? via 81. Louis, Mississippi
from Texarkana Will be discontinued
today.
Tie Cotton Bolt general Office build
ing told Short Line depot II being thor
oughly renovated and painted within aud
without, and several changes are being
made in offices.
Office of Claim Agent q. +. Lewis
has been moved to second story Of Cot
ton Belt depot.
Chief Dispatchcr ! l.. leagues Office
together with The telegraph Office, has
been moved to the claim office aud Sun,
intendent A. Is. liggctts office viii
he moved TO the old dispatchcr's office
which Is being nicely fitted up.
General perntendent ] A. ed
sons Office will be moved here FROM Tex
arkana and occnpy the apartments VA
Gated by Superintendent liggett
SupeMntendent Of Telegraph A. r.
Penpitt has been down from Tcxarkan;
lookiug after the removing Of the wire
into the now location of the telegraph
and dispatchcrs Offices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-16
AN "AD" wnNcks FAMILIES.
Letter from an Apparent Loved One
Recommending Gloves.

Letter from an Apparent Loved One
Recommending Gloves.
Chicago, H., Feb. ia New York
firm Of haherlasherS is raising brcezes
in many family by its original adyer-
tisement. II is circular IN Imitation
of feminine handwriting, beginning a;
follows:
Thursday, IL A. NJ
My Own Darling very welcome
letter to hand, and ! Will be delighted
TO have you cal tomorrow at the time
specified. After your departure ycster-
day evening | found you had dropped a
habcrdnsher's bill Curiosity suggested
looking over the same, when | noticed
among other items, charge of 81 %
for pair of mems gloves. lnasmuch
as you have been preaching economy and
complaining of hard times, am going
to give You little pointer on this same
subject"
The letter goes on 10 state that good
gloves can be procured from the firm al
such and such prices, ana conctudes;
Hopping that This finds you in The hest
Of health, aud that you viii not disap-
point me tomorrow evening, am rs
ever, with love. JENNIE"
A. $. Ballcntine, who was one Of tho
victims, says the circular nearly wreck.
ed his family.
"My wife found It," he said, land
read it, and though she said nothing to
me about it / knew there was something
wrong. for she hardly spoke to me foi
several days Finally | asked her what
was worrying her. and she confronted
me with the letter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-16
WOODS TRIAL,
PRISONER CAME NEAR BEING a
NAPOLEON OF FINANCE.
Tho Collapse ora Boom" Bubble All
That Prevented six indictments
Against Britton-Two Mem
bcrs Of His Family Arc
Indicted.


Special Dispatch.
Dallas, Tex, fob. i1.-I'he trial OF
Tom J Woods. lr,, was resumed IN the
Federal court this morning. EN-leceiver
Daniel @, Boxtor was on the stand until
court adjourned for dinner. His tcsti-
mony was not sensational. He identified
notes signed by Thomas j Wood for
Wood & Williams, aud stated that 500
900 of these notes were found in the
bank. He was asked II Wood did not
turn over his diamonds and other per-
sonal property to him. This question was
asked by Col. Seay, for the deicnse.
Witness answered, Yes, he did"
Later it developed that the wife Of the
prisoner claimed the diamonds as her
own personal property, and Receiver
| BCSter returned the precious stones 10
| the lady Receiver II. 4. Morgan was
| called as u witness this afternoop, He
| testified as TO the condition Of ile as
| sets when the wrecked bank passed. into
| his bands The deficit was very large
| aud the stockholders had to put M SlSO,.
| COO TO square accounts.
District Attorney Eugene Marshall
then offered the books of the bank,
| now Ia the hands of tho receiver. in evi.
| dcncc. The defcnse objected and wanted
permission to investigate the books i,
| Judge Rector graided tho request and
| from . o'clock to Z o'clock this evening
| the attorneys for Wood inspected the
books. Receiver Morgan and a deputy
| United States marshal were present.
! From the evidence udduced, Wood snecu
lated ON n large ecole in real estate aud
cotton. particularly In the former, lie
used the funds Of the bank and gave his
own notes for the same. If tho boom
| bubble had not been pricked ho would
have made n large fortune and been
a Napoleon Of finance today instead Of
u prisoner Ia the dock. The trial will
last several days.
J, NJ Regain, indicted for subordinn.
tlou of perjury In the bond case was
released today having made an aceepta-
bic bond for $500.
A, NJ. Britain. president OF the First
National bank Of Vernon, had six in
dictments returned against him by thu
Federal grand jury. one Is n "lunbt
Indictment and contains many spccifca
lions. Two membcrs of Brittain's fam
lily We're also indicted Ia connection witt
the same bank future.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-16

been frequent. with the sole object Of
ending a miserable existence. Several
cghvirts have disputed 10 be convicted
q murder wllen not guilty.
llunng lSD2 there was an almost
continuous string OF conveys carrying
setpses Of c5nvicts from 0uor to Ry-
k.9Nskaya, the residence Of the author
Tues. In nearly every case the bodies
were shnckingiy mutiliated.
Nonviets who failed to work on ac-
count Of physical incapaoity were put ON
halt diet and when il became apparent
mat they could not perform no further
duty, they werc dispatched like animals
with a revolver"
San lfrar cisco, Feb. 10. The terrible
condition OF affairs IN the Rnssinn prison
9n the Island Of Saehalien was first
brought TO public attention some months
ngo hy the arrival here OF five escaped
conficis, who had been picked up by
q wiialer, nfter being ten days at sea
in o small open boat,
They We're exhibited for time In u
diiue museum. One has been arrested
here for burglary, one sent to New York
by people interested In his case, and the
other three are drifting about San Fran
cisco without employment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-16
BLuFFrNG FAILED.
The Conductor Knew What O'Clock 1t
Was and Called the Deal.

New York Journal.
Yes" said the smart man. who sat
ON the rear seat in the smoker, tits
dead easy to bluff these conductors II
you know how, Now. I'll make small
bet that. although | have a ticket, i can
travel to my destination without show
ing it or putting up cent.
II don't he1ieye it, said the man IN
the front seat. .,.
watch me when the conductor comes
Zen minutes later the conductor did
come along. He inquired for tickets in
n neremptory manner. The smart man
made no move 10 get his
'Ifcketsm said the conductor again,
when he reached the rear seat,
"See here. Old fellow" said the smart
man. II haven't got any ticket. I'm an
old railrond man. Used to be conductor
on the Santa re, and l want TO 50 a
psasIH' sed to be on the Santa re, did
you?" inquired the conductor Wen,
! don't know but ! can pass you by w,
way. what time Is 1t. My wateh Nh
The The smart man winked at the man il
front of him and pulled out his wntch
| ITS twenty minutes 20 L, he sald.
The conductor held out his hand
| "Giye me your ticket. or money enouSl
to pay your fare, or ~ put you on inc
| train" he said, sharply.
The smart man reluctantly pulled gu
his tiekei As he handed II over III
said: How in thunder did you know
| was bluflingE ~. aohr
The conductor laughed bit, IN.
he said, you were easy. II you u e, y,
, lyyu von'd have said 11;40 instead o
| twenty minutes 10 T.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-16
PARlusHs TRIAL.
A jury Secured from Venirr Of 800
Men Evidence being Taken.

Special Dispatch.
Dallas, Tex, Feb. 10. John Parrish.
Tie negro assassin of Young NJ Lang.
don. Is nearing the moose. After OK
hnustiug a special vcnirc Of 3GD men, u
Jury Of twelve men were secured A
number Of witnesses testified this after
noon, including Dan y. sullivan the
plumber, who aided Sheriff Ben Cabcll
In locating the man who purchased the
iron pipe with which the murder was
committed The horrible story, In detail,
was published In the columns Of The Ga
Eette al the time of the murder Of
Young NJ. lAnglon, the arrest Of w
q. Parrish and JoEn Parrish and tho
suicide of the former. florence Barnes.
the negro girl who acted as the eo-be-
tween was In court to-day and will
testify tomorrow, She was the negro
prisoners sweetheart and carried the
notes between the white employer and
lis black servant
The negro is coal black and very in.
tclligcnt.
The courtroom was crowded from
morn tlll night and the prisoner rather
enjoys his notoricty. His attorneys are
making a stubborn Hight for their client
who has never denied tl.at he Killed
langd0n for hire The trial will last
until the middle Of next week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-16

l,''l, sl'si pain annibilator of the ng,
VIZ II always cures,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-16

mother. who was half Spanish, a dark.
serene beauty. and she sccms TO pos.
sers every SLIT ot nature and fortune.
as well AS syuipathetc. kindly hcari.
She Is the intimate friend OF Miss Sihyl
Psuncefoto, Sir Julian's second daughter
with whom she passed one summer al the
musical festival at Biarriu. on this oc-
casion Miss Carroll took hcr own piano
across the occ1n with her because sho
was accustomed to It's tone.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-16
VAN ro en- nD or coNvIcs.
Lcssces Of Prisoners IN Georgia Losing
Money and Tired Of Their Contracts.


Atlanta, On. Feb. l5-Thore was
quite a revelation made today by nm cx-
preston Of opinion on the part of the
convict lossces Of the state, that they
were losing money and would gladly
give mp their franchise N the state would
accept It, The control Of these conyicts,
said one Of the lcssees was "a he'll on
earth"
Four companies own the conyicts, num-
herring about 200, for whose service
they pay $4,000 year. Added 10
this. they have to house the convicts,
hire guards and meet all the bills for
the decrepit The law rnpuires that
they shall be kept constantly OF work,
and here comes In the trouble, There is
not profitable work enough to keep them
| employed,
One company engaged in the mann-
faclure Of brick, has on hand now IL
J 0O0.OOO bricks for which no sale can he
, found The company could make money
| by keeping the men idle, hut the state
| will not allow this, One company. with
an Investment Of over S2,OOOO0O. has
NOT been able TO pay single dividend.
| Principal Keeper Jones says II would
| bankrupt the state 10 take charge Of the
conyicis, MS there Is nothing they could
| do TO Offset their maintenance. The
! lease expires In 1900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-16

while the Gazette deeply appreciates
we ~, " ,ecessary 10 cal attention 10 the
oe ~ 4hat hereafter all those who desire
ip az a pare will be required 10 baud
" tbeir COPY at least one day IN ADVANCE
" .ho dste Il Is to appear. Cory for
sSa.tf.nsre advertisements must be Ia ne
A-osuptipg room by Y o'clock. noon. No
advertising COPY VII pe sasen '9tff ~ III ~
s D. IN. preceding the gay 10 ~
published. -,,,,r-r,, ,.oNfpASy
Sept 30. 1903
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-16

IA HIS luNsluh h'"h'
Ann. Feb. i5.-rrnce Galitzin.
4 ss,srslon to the salvation army was
Exclusively IN this mornings
4 4 X boon something Of lion since
s,,rbef in Washington, IN both So
7 n sdandtc circles. some Two years
(. Y ride the trip through the iunllr
Il l,sl. jnio ihc north Of india, at the
ilfs b,Iy u COssack servants, Il jour
4 ,,A caused an immense clmmotiOn
alS siyernncnt ircies, which had
=, aranel the rnmlr MS inaccessible.
4 1iare having washington Prince
VI slnuuneed his abandonment for the
n WI n two Important journeys, one
~ was ihe penetration Of Alaska,
R9hflng Strait aud following a
rs5gal route, to ascertain The fcasl-
III q 4 Russian American railway. The
IT'D eontemplaled O visit TO LlaSsa,
lae u he Grand Llama, the diWp-
5la.a q which city during the Garth
A Il K last December was recently an
irai
4 d nv purpose" said the prince to the
n wTe;ponlpnt ON wednesday last,
sfufa 10 Russia, aud. after publishing
iat d ms Journey through the pamir
lfie ny time TO amcliorliiug the CON
y q pfiscuprs IN Siberia. There Is IN
. nllify a great deal OF misnpprehcn-
b rtyan 10 their condition. The
4 au.e " trouble is that the governors
\ ? Ilons have absolute authority over
Hisenefs and are practically without
1hlla. II one Of them IS brutal the
WIS suffer the consequences Of his
nit have already Travelled consider
4 sogla and among the prisons. !
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-16
TEXAS PENSIONS.


Press Report.
Washington, Feb, Original Sam.
liam u. Gallnher, Fort Worth, Tarraut.
Reissue-,Jdhn Brown, Mobeetie,
Wheeler
Original widows. ete--lsadorc A. Ship.
ley, III Paso, III Paso
Mexican war suryiyors-lncrease John
r. Mctlueen, Crockett Houston.
Survivors Of Indian wars-Thomas
o. Bannion, Ennis Ellis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-16

This IL to notify all tho creditors OF
ltunttr & Hnrfnld. successors 10 Hunter,
Harold 5 Maddox " tort Worth. Texas,
that on the Of january lSlA. the sAii
their assignee, aud assigned 10 me under
the eiaiHtes % rexna MI thcr nropefty for
the bcncht or such 81 tnclr creditors rs
estate and discharge them from thelr
debts. SAM g. 'rONiJNSON,
Assignee, Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-16
srAnvEn NO CANNlBALIsM.
B,ss;,r Convlcts ON .Saslaieh Ais'i'''
RUSSIAN With Bzrbariiy'

1ondon Feb. 1o.-A dispatch from
st. Petersburg says ,,.,nSssion which
'-1he government IKE n the convict
inyestigate93 KAN W. 81 Tie Island Of sagaia-
prison ~ 4aof ,l,at there have been in =.
l,ae TsR wtoui lumber Of s,s assS ' asi
Of beating, Looping on II IL es,alnnabilisin,
arms by sqbre strike e., Nni bss been COM
under etiess Of iainine' -
mon. *, canuIbaliSrl, has
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-16

We hereby offer a reward OF $50 for
,,fornation that viii cause the arrest and
'orvirtion Of any person or persona mutt
,Stinr destroying or burning any key or
- belonging 10 the Texas brewing
Sompany or to Anheuser Busch brewing
sssociafion. Fort Worth, Texas Eebru-
SSllgSx4S BREWING COMPANY,
aSIIEI'sER BUSCH BREWING AS
ISOLATION, .,,-r,,., nm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-16
McKNNE cONyIcrEp.
The New York Political Boss Stands on
the threshold Of The Penitent!ary.


Brooklvp. N. y, Feb. 10. The Jury
In tae John II. McKane, cx-czir Of
Gravesend. case. rendered a verdict Of
guilty. The prisoner get quiet, but his
friends were much affected.
Tie verdict may mean an imprison-
ment IN the state prison for two years
An apepai to the general term and
The court Of appeals viii stand In the
way OF tie execution Of the sentence,
,'bateycr ii NAV be. But the lawyers
,ybo have heard the trial feel confident
that these appeals mean merely delay
and not reversal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-16

We have succeeded 70 the electric sup
plr and construction business Of Strattou
e. White. Keen oil electric supplies,
lamps and machinery. Do general repair
work. gun and locksmn0ing. Best
equipped shop ia the state, -
HARRIlL a WILSON,
Eilis Hotel Building.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-16
MovBMnNr or WAR sn1ps.

Washington. Feb 15.-The navy de-
partment announces the arrival Of the
Chicago AZ Naples, the Monocasy at
Shanghai. the Yorktown at Panama, on
the way TO Behring sea.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-16

wANrDD--A WHITE NURSE GIRL or
about fifteen years At Gis weat Firm
street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-16

vtrglu,ans vigorously object to tax
u Il 70 per thoueand on cigarettrs-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-16

\ euhiii 4, i,s9iIs and nuts at s
sF.a s Il "a LEWIS old stand ID,