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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21

The advent OF Otis Skinner as a star
at the Grccnwali opera house Thursday
night will undoubtedly be nm interest
ing and noteworthy theatrical event.
America has so few actors today with
lofty ambitions and high artistic pur-
poses that too high greeting cannot be
extended to our young actors who. like
Mf. skinner. have the highest dramatic
aims IN view. He brings TO his new
sphere Of Importance a long and thor
ough stage experience. associating with
our greatest actors OF the past decade.
dlgnincd personal character, fine ar
tisilc temperament and marked accom-
piishments. He has been before the
public many years and has achieved
many notable successes. AS a star
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21

Boaz buys, sells or exchanges "
school books, 9Og Main street.
DIR. Broiles has removed to The "
dee block, Seventh and Houston sus.]
DIR. Blake, dentist, graduate fna'-
ph!a Dental college; Office. Third
Main streets.
Thomas Shine. the 6-year-old 81
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Shine, dlsa
Terry street. yesterday aflei1'
Funeral from the Catholic chursA
George l.. Cause, funeral dlrs
and embalmer. Full assortment e
dertakers' goods. Takes full g,
OF funerals and furnishes all nsess
requirements. No. Sl4 West VS.
ford street. Fort Worth, Tex II
phone 157. II
Clyde. infant son OF Mr. ana
John l.. Lotion, died at the lahas
idence on Cooper street yes'e,eN
u o'clock, after a short lines ~
was a remarkably bright liIif n, r,]
the life OF the household, aus
by all who knew him.
The infant son OF Judge ana
II. o. Head. notice OF wne 80
was made yesterday. was psss
the new cemetery yesterday 4, 4
a large concourse followea a 4,
mains to the grave and nl'hss,. ~.
tears of regret with those =.
shed by the grief stricken iA..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21
Parlor suites.
Center tables.
Hall trees,
Rattan rockers.
Al sold on easy payments
AT Maddox. Ellison & Co.'S.
IN sooIETy's REALM.

Arthur Waters and Melville Linton,
of cleburne, spent yesterday in Fort
Worth.
Miss Ida Gossom, OF El Paso, who
has been visiting relatives here, has
returned home.
Mrs. Don Mullins, OF Corslcana. is WIS.,
iting her daughter. Mrs John Nevlns.
on East Thirteenth street this week.
Miss Rosa Jenkins, OF San Antonio.
stopped over here yesterday ON her
way to Wichita Falls, to visit relatives
The banquet given to the st. Louis
commercial magnates this evening will
be something of which those who are
present Will be proud. Fort Worth will
don her best costume and smile her
sweetest smile. II will show the re-
spect the city Is due the distlnpuished
party OF Missourians, and will be en-
loyable as well. Mlrth, merriment ar
atory, fair women and good will will
prevail, and the town will undoubtedly
do itself proud.
j. l., Robbins and wife, of Houato,
are spending At few days in the div
e, X. Mann, of Sedalia. Mo. 10 sion
ping In town few days. He win
leave tomorrow for the Houston roces
Misses Ella watson and Minnie Stur
GEL. OF winchester, Va. ,accompanied hv
an uncle, spent yesterday In the cIty,
en- route TO the capital OF Mexico, WHERE
h.llth. i''" Vi
The Imperial German Club" so 4,
Is rumored, Will give a pleasant german
oi the evening Of the goth instant
They never do things by halves and
ne event in question can he exnected
y De as delightful as those that have
Already occurred. There will be a large
cpwd present and one Of the most an
pited. 80 N''''ei-
Thursday night Il theater marty con.
sitting OF eighteen couples will occunv
STATS IN the parquet at GreenwaIi's
complimentary to Mr.. w, N. Wads'
vorth, VINO plays leading role with
gus skinner. The party was gotten nm
Messrs' Horace Hunter and Arch
HAROLD who We're classmates of MIR
NHusWorth at Sweet Springs. Mo, sew
ieem In which the talented yopne aoto-
3 held by his friends. and will no
please. Utmost 10
Miss Daisy Hurst. OF Dallns. who bos
been visiting Miss ELLA Montrnn,ar,'
~ Macon street, for some time, has re-,
turned TO her home. 9 'e-
Miss Ethel Foster NJ rJous.o,.
visiting on the south side. 40
MISS Louise Bannlster, who has been
Esitlns Miss Leon Harold, on south
haln street, has gone 10 make her
lome at Fort Gibson. much 10 tba ~
ret OF Fort Worth and Dallas frien6 fs
Mt Drumm. OF the Drumm sees and
lerday. yes
J, Z. Mitchell has returned from
Trip East. A'0lh
ahe sort Worth Musical and Drsmat.
T. un'o S met Monday evening at the
erford street, with large attendanca
hnd great interest shown. The elm
H Sd now S, N a more ilourishins condition
ously studying the arts on ,bs s,s,l
ana the wondrous power Apollo pos
-. mrs; annie Moore, OF Mount Pleas
ant, Tex. Is visiting her father and
mother. Judge and Mrs. Mclean ana
Henderson street. an on
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21

indianapolis. Ind, Nov. 2o-la
Winters today heard the attorneysa
the receiver and claimants under
matured certificate branch OF the
Han case, He rendered judgmeal
favor OF all those who had proved I
claims for the full amount Of i
certificates, less moneys received 4
which the usual dividends wen
be paid. He excluded such cass
came from branches that are AZ 4
counted to the receiver. In all otn'
cases Mr.. Wishard, who reprsssi.
the claimants, took an appeal g ?
supreme court. Mr.. Wishard repnsal
ed about 225 claims, involving az
$2OO,O
The total cost OF the receiysnhif
shown by the court records, has =.
sl5I325.0i. OF this amount llanl
has been paid to the receiver ans !
attorneys, leaving the other eS9sl'
of the trust S27,46l.3l.
Receiver Failley has been aHq''
$4,000 for his services by the court
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21
! CAPITAL IN MOURNING.
czAR ALEXANDER III. BURIED IN
THE FORTRESS CATHEDRAL.
Imposing Religious Ceremonies In
the Presence OF Kings and Prin-
ccs--rhc Body Placed In the
Crypt.

-
While the bells toIled and the minute
,,,ns $780,,
49, SO'nieu 'ne'r reluiein' piiesus
chanted the sonorous Greek liturgy
over the body of Gear Alexander III
in the For,,eas ca,hodraI G, pa,...
oa'heurai' d. faters-
ou'h' On piack covered dals, three
steps above the floor OF the nave. the
coffin was placed candelhra htaztns
about II ita ,.,,. A.. - -, ,'''''e
4. ~, ~ '''''u u FeieNe the gloom
!" '"e great church
over the catafaluue was snraad n
black oanonv itnod ,,,,t, o,.,,t,,,. 80,
nnr,aa b., ~. -. -,
~ i0ur great piiafs' The mag
hehta velvet covering the steps OF the
dais was etrewn wItb yoidan .,,ias
and cunuin,,i,, ,,,ro,,,,,,,
80 ..,,..I'' "feaths Oh su-
'er sn'tcrea ABOUT tho catafalque.
The cars body wore a simple uni
form. The waxy white b,,ds ,varo
orossea h.io,. 80, N''' "ei'
., '"vieu lhlaRe OF St'
alexander Newski. The new car, Mich
olas III, his mother, hi, afIianced. prIn
cess ANY M 1I,..o -t,,,,...,..,...,.
OF The imnerai ea,,Ii,, ,, insllpe,s
OF the emnire ad,,a,; ~ i,,sn p,lielais
reyerently Kissed fha t,n, 'u'" anu
After tho chanting h.d Jfna .r.a,,
the easl,ei ,vnS in,,,a,,. IT, u .t nWay
and the opening in tho a. ,, sne eiLspt;
by a atone weiShins Gooo ,,pn VIZ 1ioseu
The whoio ei,,,b 10y p"uuus.
Al Intervals an fIe We,,st,I r, ,lourn,nE ~
foot nllinrs borc sor,t,o. -. peSt ~
Incense burnod ui"S ia "hieh
Long nfo mo cou,, 1ao,.. -.
the nttempt in bidn my uV, no, Bave UP
czni;s uItn.s ~ wy nature OF the
Tucked bv nrIpb,is dtsns was ~
nov. two vesrn 40 g " tne kld,
fair warning MAJ az ILL ~ AZ nc reev n.
palms In he beclt srn, u sneiis iare,
drn,yaInes, ,,o,,a,,,,i lit sptlls anu
Ing under the eves ,,na,', n.su puil-
lie woIid nnt liston ~ .',t,, one .hii,s'
is dend lonf, hcforo oi1 a 1870, atu ne
touched hin "sN ''u'i nave
Brlpht'a diao,so o,,, ar..,,.,, -,
OF deoth inns, hn,nr" T.. u,eau, vi aBvnt
thai name +, u.9s heti" We hhowh by
curabIe. ava win rensnn 80 rn,n 70 W ~
romcdv yns M so.,I u''ii a y e,,e
Those o,bn s,,9,er 49, " coIloat II.
aomctlmas rniuctant nm ane n,iiauy hrt
nnytbint. cnn ci,rc tho,, N'VN' N'"'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21
TO Be ROYALTY ENTERTAINED.
THE RECEPTION AND BANQUET TO-
NIGHT WORTHY OUR CITY.
An Informal Reception To lie Held
at the Commercial Club. Followed
by Royal Banauct-''HospitnIity'
the watchword.

Fort Worth will do herself proud to-
night. and In the attentions shown her
visiting guests from Missouris metrop-
oils will Just about make the best show
ing OF any town in Texas. She never
was behind the procession when glory
and honor distinction and credit were
TO be gained. and whether in politics
or In business is always found on the
side OF horse sense and right, leading
the van by enough space to slip any
one OF her competitors In between our
flyer and the one nearest.
The party of moneyed and distin-
guished guests will arrive in the city
at o'clock this afternoon. They will
be met at the Union depot by Mayor
Paddock and many of our representa-
tive business men, and will be driven
Immediately to the elegant rooms OF
the Commercial Club on Main street,
where an Informal reception will be
held till about o'clock. From there
they will proceed TO the Worth hotel,
where from $3.50 till everybody has
enough one AZ the most admirably con-
Quoted and admirable banquets Fort
Worth ever knew will be given. Mem
hers ofe the Chamber OF Commerce.
some who are not, citizens OF all pro-
fessions, and fair women viii gather
about the festal board and toast the
representatives OF many OF the Vests
greatest enterprises.
Captain Paddock was busy yester-
day. He was securing subscriptions
with which to make tonight's affair a
success, and succeeded admirably. A
handsome sum OF money was speed
lily raised, and business men seemed
to vie with one another in their efforts
TO sho respect for the party
soon to be thrown upon our hospitality.
a happy program has been partly pre-
pared. and VIII be concluded before
noon today. Mayor Paddock will act
as master OF ceremonies and toast mas
ter. He says he will not make a speech
but those who know him say he will
rise above himself on the occasion.
There are a number Of fine speakers
whose services have been enlisted, and
the one who wants to hear oratory
would not do well to refuse nm invita-
tlon to attend Aud the menu! That's
where ones palate viii be ticlSled. Ev-
erything one can conceive NJ as an
edible, everything n connoisseur in
wines would think OF will be there In
abundance, and everyone will be bid
den to become merry.
1t VIII be something of which every
citizen Of Fort Worth will feel proud,
ana OF which every member Of the
party will remember with feelings OF
pleasure, our city ls put on its mettle,
bat the names OF those In charge of tho
entertainment are sufficient proof of
the success they will attain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21

Tho County Schools Fiiiina Up aud
Several Opened M0ndny.

II was some time before the county
schools could get well started, but the
cotton crop Is largely in and the coun-
try lads and lasses have been fiocklng
10 their usual temples Of learning at
quite a lively rate during the last two
weeks.
The following county schools opened
last Monday:
Montgomery No. 1-Gladen Lowell.
Lonesome Dove. No. miss Lizzie
Higgins
steele. No 2O-H. NJ. Hlett.
Minter's Chapel. No. SOL. W. EN-
cry.
Mineral Wells. No. A-Mlss Hattie
Peacock
Wheeler. No. &c. W. Ayett.
Titles, No. 5i-Miss Della Rowland.
Gibson, No. 73--J. w. Barger.
An encouraging feature is the inter-
est the trustees are taking in the
schools and In providing for the com
Portable condition OF the school houses.
The people In the country Will find
u VIII pay them In the long run TO
Interest themselves largely In the
education OF their children and also
IN giving encouragement to the young
men and women who teach their
schools for them. The country school
teacher as general thing, has a dif-
hard work for small pay, and, as a
general thing. they are conscientious
In doing their work. II Is not good
sign when farmer takes more IN
terest In his hogs than In his children.
Last Friday and Saturday superin-
tendent d. McRhe held an examina-
tlon for teachers. Thor were ten ap-
plicants but OF that number only three
could stand the examination and re-
ones were: Miss Bette Bouldin, G. w.
Ayett and w. w. Phares
This shows that the teachers Of Tar
rant county schools must be qualified
for the work and that not everybody
with q mere smattaring Of an edlca-
ton will be allowed to do the RESPONSE
Bile work OF a teacher
Superintendent McRae Will start out
on a tour OF inspection OF the schools
In short time.
a new school house will be built at
Dido, and others are contemplated.
The Midland Fair.
Colonel W. Z. Griffin. editor Of the
Midland News, and secretary or g
Midland Fair association, is here In
the interest OF his paper and ulsJ OF
the fair there which occurs on the l2th.
18th, 18th OF December.
inc lnulcaionh are lNut II VIII "
grand success as Midland Is one of the
best towns In west Texas and Is
backed by many OF our most promi-
nent stoclSmen. The association offers
liberal purses and premiums which
VIII attract large crowds each day.
The three days racing will be fine as
many flyers have already been en-
tered.
The livestock exhibit promises to be
as fine as any IN Texas, The railroads
Will give cut rates and all those who
can, should visit that town and c5un-
try, and behold It's superior advan-
tagea and possibilities. Doubtless an
outing at that time would prove mu-
tually beneficial to all concerned.
We would encourage the manage
ment In their effort to build IN an
institution so pralssworthy. Remem-
Der the date, December u. 10 and II
proN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21
TOOK A WEST FORK bath.
Chiies Changes His
opinion About Our Water Bath,

Superintendent OF Water Works n.
W. Chiles Is ready and willing to swear
that we lack n great deal Of having a
water panic at hand. This conclusion
was reached Just before noon yesterday,
when, without n moments notice he
took plunge In the water of the West
FORK INTO ten feet Of the desirable fluid.
He came TO the surface moment later
splutterlng and, stirring the surface like
a big Mississippi steamer.
He could not swim, so II Is said
though Capt. childs denies this yigor-
ously, and a boat was sent to his res
cue from Leblg's dam. He was hang
ing to decayed root when 1t broke ana
the superintendent was practical
sight Of the theory of immersion. Mr..
Chiles says We still have plenty of
water-let none think otherwise-and
ms means OF n shower bath the dams
are brilliant success. He has an
nounced his intention to renew his
swimming exercise and will begin lust
soon as the daisies reappear.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21
LATEST STREET RAILWAY DEAL,
yonr wonTns PURCHASE OF THE
NonrnsIDE's PROPERTY.


& The Fort Worth Street Railway COM
pany has purchased the property OF the
North Side Street Railway company,
Ind will operate tho same in the future.
rho transfer was made yesterday IN
The Seventeenth district court. The
amount for which the property OF the
North side street RAILWAY company
,old was about $4,000. The Fort Worth
company Will at once commence to
make extensive improvements on the
line. and new traclss will be laid. now
cars ADDED. and the road will be put in
G nrst-cass condition. It is proposed
10 cxpend about $4,000 in Improve
monta.
The jury In the Brown vs. Hudson
Cattle suit III the Seventeenth district
court, we're out all day yesterday. but
failed to come TO an agreement. ana
Judge Harris directed the Jurors to
remain together, and probably they
can come to n verdict today.
In the suit OF j. n. MCGOWAN vs.. the
Houston and Tcxns Central Railway
company, judgment was rendered for
tic piaintin for costs.
The suit OF the Texsa Brewing COM
pany Va. ]. 10. Morton & Co. et al. Is
ON trial In the Foriy-eighth district
court.
In the county court there were a large
number who pleaded guilty TO yasioua
oifonsea. especially TO gaming and to
keeping open on Sunday,
George Collins pleaded guilty 70 car
rying pistol ana was fined $40.
Joe Meyer, open on Sunday. fined
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21

II the dlsreputable classes can i.
our city officials, is there any ~
reason to prevent them elecllnz B
council? Such argument won't xort
Fort Worth, and the council has al b
power now 1T knows how to han.
properly"
This is about the "eyen tenor
the conversation one hears conterl;
city politics. and unless there Is AMI
cal change OF public sentiment !,
council Will never have more sBay ii
Is already vested in IL,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21

Taik OF Allowing the Mayor 20 Ap-
point All City Onicinis.

IL was common talk among some
Yesterday OF having our ordinances re-
vised so as TO allow the mayor 10 an
point all the city officials, from secre-
tary down. to be confirmed by the
council. vote of two-rhlrds or twelve
being necessary TO make the appoint
m mt go.
In other words, to give the mayor the
Identical power Of the president win
the council acting as the senate.
While this Is advocated bv fo,,
It Is strongly combatted by MANY ~
say they do not need nor want a munin-
ipai autocrat.
That 1t would destroy the whole au-
tonomy OF our city government ~
render local self government 4 co.. rsiu
the great mass seem to oe bltteriv
opposed TO even giving the coupei,
s sas, ,b poW ssA, much less one man. They
ing some q their kind for cltv of,icgsis
Is lust a little too prepostersns ~ ~
seriously considered Why ss,a y on .e
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21
nosc- ana Evcrrrcens.
In 1ne variety. BAKER BROS.


This ia TO give notice OF the dissolu-
tlon Of the firm of W, w, Dunn & Son,
doing hotel business in the city OF
Fort Worth. state Of Texas. on August
81, 1894, w. W. Dunn is authorized
claims against. or due said firm.
The hotel Will be continued by w w.
Dunn, where he hopes TO meet many
friends.
Rates, Sc per day.
W. w. DUNN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21

boro on account of the Northwest Tex
as conference of the Methodist Eps-
copal church Dates of sale, Novem-
Der 90 to 20, inclusive. with return
limit of December /.
on account Of the Mississippi
commercial congress, which convenes
at ST. Louis November %, the Fort
Worth and Denver will issue tickets
at rate Of one fare for round trip.
Selling dates, November "a and 25,with
return limit Of December 4.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21

The following special rates are au-
thor 9cd over the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas railway:
To San Antonio. on account of the
state irrigation convention. December
4 to H. inclusiye. at one and one-third
fares, ON the certificate plan
10 New orleans, on account OF the
South and West Trade conference to be
held November u TO %. round trip
tickets Will be sold November 10 to II,
inclusive. at one and one-thlrd fares,
with return limit of November %.
To Houston. on account OF the Ma
sonic Grand Lodge. round trip tickets
Will be sold on Novomber-26 and De
cembcr and 3. at one fare for the
round trip, Final limit for return, De-
cember 20.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21
pERsoNAL MENTION

C. w. Merchant OF Abilene
the city yesterday. -
T. C. Andrews went 10 NciNina''
night on business trip
j, w. Mathews OF Albany ~
yesterday morning for pa'ias. -
Mr.. p. A. Koran. formerly MN, nm
with the Texas and Paeiiie ra !, ms
with the Crawford Dry G9ve, n y.
where he viii be pleased "
many friends.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21

NOTICE or sALE:--L,l .tis;is,s A. D's'
bsr. H. 1894, l VIII , ~ cosls.
s sare IN near srG Eden 'concho e9 ll8
all personal properly y ,qll \ y
company. consisting .sarsos hsl,. &
head OF cattle. mostly ~ ,'c,,t 10 ".
nigh Grade Hereforisi 1 s2ssrSlat y ~
horses, wen graded; ~ -. { Z.
ments. and a large 'o' r., ~, - {
fodder and other feea.
II. mccarthy. Presiden-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21

binary charge in the petition was n
source Of modification TO him. but that
he had no fear as to the opinion Of his
friends and those Intimately ac-
quainted with his domestic life; and
none as TO those who preferred to await
the disclosure Of the true facts rather
than rely on OK parte charges in the pc
fillon Mod.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21
KANSAS GOVERNOR HERE.
Said To lie Deciding Upon the Next
Name of His Party.

rbero on,o,rod rnor tho ro.,s,er NJ
49, yastarda,. , urUit ~ a., haiI ~
aoters MI 49,. ~ n to,,,oiIins
Wichita Kon" tIa came onietiv and
, W,1niu'' MHr va,.is Iuieus a',s
40 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ne an,ions II, tba stata
S',o,. y,hioh va ard Nh, lass ba,,e
ioin,iv nre.,hod " .
81 eiyeIi,na,,, 10 bo,s.boia ,yora
thrnr,.hn,,, ,hosn r1n,,ad s,ates,s ca
nous as thot et Ninr, ,.-rai,,,," Iaosa
nm dos,nnt pon,,,as y,,,., W., T., 10
haI,t, ~ s,,,t,.t,,,l ,,, ha,S go IWo,to
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21

Horny Smith VS.. s G. Ash, debt and
foreclosure. note $1,000. Foreclosure on
40 acres OF land, j. q. York survey
stern. Lauer Ehohl & Co. "a $ j..
j. u. and G. II, Eggcston, debt AMI
foreclosure. aote se0l7, dated Novcm-
her 1, lSDe. daed Of trust lot iG, b ock
Tex.
o II. Batcholder vs., l., c. Cox ct al,
10 try title.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21

a place whore YOU can save large
outlay OF money by sending us your
old dresses, suits and overcnats to be
dyed, cleaned md made az sdrviceable
rs WHEN iifst purchased. We pay eN-
prsss ehatRSs one way ON out OF town
orders.
FORT WORTH STEAM DYE w'Ks.
ROCHEN BROS, Props.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21
Texas TO Chicago without CHANGE
Via st, Louis

Tho Iron Mountain Route" always
studying the comfort OF its patrons.
has established combination system
"f pullman and Wagner sleeping cars.
running between all points In Texas
and Chicago without change, via The
wabash and Cdicago and Alton rail.
roads, by this arrangement the great.
est convenience is afforded the Traveller.
and adds 10 the Just reputation which
this route has gained OF being the fore.
front In all Improvements popular with
the travelling public. For further infor
nation apply to John G. Lewis. Trave.
Ing Passenger Agent, Austin, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21

The pleasant flavor gentle ectfnn ana
soothing tn'ee,s u Syrup OF Islga. when.
IN neod Of a laxative ana II tho father
si uaNrr be rastlvb 0r bilious. ms.
most gratifying naulta folfow ia usn:
80 that II Is tho best family remedy
known, and every family should have
a bottle on hand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21

words OF love and truth In a brief
address. which had n good effect upon
those who listened. several coming to
the altar and one protesting CONVEX
sion. Preaching every night. Come
out tonight at 7:i5.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21
Coal,

We are headquarters for hard and
soft coal. Pennsylvania and Oulta an
thracitc. genuine McAlester, Nicger.
head and other grades OF Colorado and
Indian Territory Goals. Remember, All
our coal Is weighed on public city
scales. us Houston street. Phone 60,
BiNFoRD COAL co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21

Mr. A. J. Anderson. when approached
yesterday concerning tho sui for al,
vorce Med by his wlfo the day before
IN l'is Seventeenth district court, de.
Glued 10 mako any statement com
cernlng the matter, save 10 say that
the publication OF the rather cxtraor-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-21

Anton Gotltb seems to have got
left lie was arrested Tor pfowl ny
around w the Worth hotel last n ght
and committed for vngranny. When
arrested he was wearing only six
shirts, lie WIS tried on the vagrancy
charge before Justice Adams and
finod IL