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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02

Mrn, Hnlsel, mother OF Mrs. Howard
Wright Of Mansfield Tex. n rcmarkn.
bly, Intelligent and vivacioua ola lady
pf some seventy summers. has prcAent-
"a TO the Fort Worth Library nssnci.
atom through the book committee nm
atlas Of the world published by the
Carey Bros. OF Philadelphia Ia 1894
This quaint ana interesting volume viii
be quito an addition 10 the collection
or books the book committee lave nj.
ready received by donation and nncnur-
nge them TO hope that similar glfta
pn the part Of lovers OF good literature
may IN the future be presented to the
psaoclatiou, The place for auch vol.
tunes ia Ia public library. ana by the
tiins "a" shelves of the new library
building mny be ready To receive them
Tie committee trusts that there may
be n respectable collection OF books In
their possession 10 install.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02
Personal NEWTON.

Ben, D, Knox of Greenvllle Tex
Is In the city. AeN''
w II Gray of Wichita Falls is v,s-
iting In the city. ais 20 WIS
Mr' T. 3. Noble of Wichita Falls was
III the city Yesterday.
Hon. Barnett Gibbs OF Dallas vos t.,
we city few hours yesterday. ~ :"
Mrs A. Trippett of waxobaoh,a :.
tOS Hemphrl. s""Hi at
M ~; r. Hodge has gone TO hI,,or,,
the sick list. Ns' ne Is on
u. NJ. FIekinger, travelling nassa,,o.,.
Sbent OF the X, c., NJ. & Il Tntlass,i
Is In the city. % runway
Judge j. c. Chestnut and fam,,v =,
neArletta are Ia the city on tbeir 40, W
70 VISIT friends at Ennis. ''"S
Hon. A. X Swan of Henrietta came
H noWn Yesterday and Is in attenda Sr,,e
on me court Of civn appeals. ''-'' ''''
Mrs, NJ. NJ. Hayden OF 1op,s,,,u.
~ ~, sister to Mrs d. Portwood Is Va
, pl Mrs. Ben. c. Smith, ai3 North
NJ, 9. Phillips, cashier OF the r,rs.
iyy.''.oh,n pank of Bowie. IS In the citv
rit TOOK N the Mai-fest Inst nieh. 40
'NNutheu nome this morning AA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02
4 WOODY WILD MAN HERE.
HE RoAms THE woons NEAR ronr
WORTH.
he IL clad I'm Long shaggy Hair
and Run. with scream of Ter
ro- on the Approach of OBJ
servers-A Peculiar Heinz.

a wild and very woody man Is re-
ported by Mr.. Henry Hubert to have
Seen soen twice within the past two
weeks near the Jules farm. three miles
iast OF the city.
He ls described by two members Of
Mr.. liuberts family, who have
seen him. TO be a rather small man.
pnclothcd, but being covered with long,
Bhaggy hair. When seen he giveH a
scream and disappears quickly IN the
thickets which abound IN that Vicinity.
They are positive their eyes have not
deceived them, aud MIR. Hubert says he
thinlsa II ~ time the matter was
brought to tho attention OF the nuthor-
tiles. IN order that they may investi-
gate and II possible ascertain some
thing more about The strange creature.
He says he does not npprchend any
danger from what he has heard, but
does not know what might happen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02

n the police court yesterday Judge
smith heard the case OF Mrs. NJ
waite eharged with disturbing tbs
psaee The lady lives near the CORNER
was s ,l,s.,sth and Calhoun streets. ana
y one Of her neighbors a , ,'rs.'sii "
SAL esles We're summongd On ho,h II,
,rssi,, @na ior the FIRST time in sav ssr
ss ~ y Jury was summoned A. 80
w. 49, shs testimony developed. The trs,, NJ
- 'Hs result OF chiidreu's ouarrei
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02

Governor Barnett Gibbs was In the city
last night en- route from Dallas to his
coal miaes II Wtce county. on the Rock
Island. no a Gazette reporter he said
that the era OF cheaper coal Tor Fort
Worth VAS near at hand and that il
would mean much in the future In the
INDUSTRIAL development OF the town
AS To politics, he said. Horace chr,
Ton ~ sure winner for the senate
me people are with him. The ruher.
natorNl race IL muddled. I.anham's
agfreHivc campaign, the talk OF Ren.
gan ana two candidates from Dallas
county all contribute 20 make the sit
uatlon uncertain. one cnn't even guess
Rt this time how q will result II 10
bo,ng To- be year OF development In
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02

,Of Middle Tennessee, Cumberland
mountains, Kingston Springs, Tulla-
homa Smarths Nicholson Springs.
McMlnnville. Estell Springs, East
brook Springs. Cascake Springs, etc,
the seashore most easily and cheaply
reached via Memphis ana the Great
Mckenzie Route" This Is the pre-
ferred route to the East and South
east and passengers, for their own
benefit should insist upon and see that
their tickets read over this line. Two
fast trains daily from Memphis. FIX
curslon tickets on sale during all the
summer at very low rates. For fur
ther Information, call on or address r..
c. Cownrdin, western passenger agent,
St Louis. Mo; w. l.. Danley, c.. r. &
Y. A., Nashville, Tenn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02

Ana Following a direction as true as
gu arrow OF the most expert bowman.
trains over the great Missouri Pacific
runway rush over their own rails Of
Mevi between ST. Louis, Kansas CITY
nuehlo, Denver and beyond This il
the llne carving the government mail
ana Is Peculiarly termed the Fast Aiaii
I,gu'e and the Colorado Short Line.
West. who arc not fully informed rs-
hHIunS THIS sYstem. should address
cphpany's agents Tor fun particulars
maps timetables. rates, etc, thereby
setting the best the railroad market
affords ". g. Townsend. general ms
senger aud ticket agent, ST. louis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02

letter has been received from
President silliman, Of the Chamber Of
Commerce, dated London. England.
Aeon ~ lie will leave England about
May 10, and will arrive here June l.
just at the present time Mr. snuman's
movements are mntter OF great inter.
est TO many residents OF Fort Wortb
particularly those who are contern.
plNtihS building enterprises.
lhe reason Is that the report has be-
come general that when he returns he
VIII ee IN position 10 loan plenty Of
money at low rates OF interest, and as
this II precisely what Is needed here
II Is anticipated that great good viii
result trofn his visit abroad
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02

\ large audience was present at this
place OF Worship last night. and were
entertained by Evangelist Byron In
another OF his stirring addresses, tax.
ing Tor his text the parable Of the great
supper ns given IN the 18th chapter
OF the gospel " st. Luke. Christians
were refreshed, sinners Impressed and
II was felt that good seed was sown In
good Eround,The Bethel is cnioyinl, a
season of revival this week. and ID Ia
confidently expected that great good
VIII result from the work Tonight
will be chlldren's night. commencing
~ o'clock and lasting untu o'clock.
Warren Collins win ounduct this meat-
ing street meeting at $3.50 and preach
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02
The finest bread is made from Wash
burn-Crosby's Gold Medal flour.
rncts srcnIs I.ondcr Thnn W nrnr

Ana It is n fact that the New York
steam dyelng and cleaning works. re-
Gently removed from New York to DaI
las, S25 Elm street take the people by
storm with the excellent work they
turn out.
a large plant, the most skilled work.
mon aware Of their responsibility when
handling your dresses or clothing.
We steam. clean ana dye everything
from carpet to the most delicate
lace collar We pay express charges
uup way orders from tho state no.
licitcd our reference; The people
whom wo have done work for in Tex
as. L. n. HURLBURT, Manager.
1916 Elm street Dallas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02

IN beautiful iBnguege. and everybody
who gave their atteniion learned some
thing. There WIRE two who asked for
prayer and one conversion. Every
body is invited 10 come tonight, there
VIII be a good speaker. Services at
the uatial hourH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.



., Goodnight, Goodnight :.
Casey, st, Louis; Jos. Anchel \
Chester Parmenter, Chicago u
Wen. New York: C. W. Tsvlo 4
YORK; Miss ONsheer, Colorada n
A. 5. Hawkins, Midland: S. +. ID
ply, Dallas; r. Y. Kinesbury. m
Mo-; Thos. Self. Bowie. Tex
Allen, Kansas City; A. r. Pan h
lem, N, C.; j. r. Britain. Kg::f
McDuflie, Bowie: j. Abrahlns,, h
Louis; a. X. Swami, Henrietta, n
Cultles, St. Louis; w. d. Johnsr
cos; G. l.. Ware, city; W. r. VI
Nevada, Tex; II. j. Shell, Pdrj
ore; l.. Longby, ST. Louis; d 4. u
tin. Brentwood; Mrs. !. NJ. WIND
Tyler, Tex: Jack Frost, 81 "a
w NJ Parks, Dallns, Tex; c. N.
phens and wife. Gainesville; ". L Il
mond, Oak Cliff: @. Moor. "a
Tex; G. W. Potter, Chicago; J.
Mctlale, Chicago; r. l.. Bensu 4
cago; Henry Ford. Brownwooa: /
Furs. w. T. Richards, ChiIdnx.
NJ Hance, Kansas City; Geo T.. a
tord, Sheboygan; NJ. A. Woni
Joseph: II. t, Moore. wife and "a
ter Wichita Falls; l.. II. Pease. nd
sonville, Conn; A. G. Evans ST I'd
Col. Hunter and friend. city; vi
wyatt and wife. city,: j. g. Bvrnl
VIE, Louisville. KY; D. II lid
Georgetown, Tex: r. S. TruAlpl
G. bradford, Pine Bluff; Geo, r a
son and wife, Waco; II. J. Knii
Fort Madison; Il. NJ. Maddox, Aud
a q. Baker, Dallas; F. b. wyt1
Nowhere: A. II. Caldwell, J.
o'Gwln. Weatherford, Tex; J. b
win, Boston; b, Masser, St L3sA
RicheIicu.
p L Elson Los Angeles. Cal;
Nelson, city; L w Duncan. l1loll
Hughes, Nashville, Tenn; Z cH
ghan, Chicago; ] d KENNEDY
Point; Charles II Brooks. cl,Tsr
Ohio; W II Thomas. Caldwell
Il 5 Maddox. city:'J w slngleioz
Royce, l II; r Il Stayton. Wlchlu 4
George ID Bright. st Joe, No !
Newton, city; r Poyle, Wichita
w 5 Smallwood. city; Leon Null
u A McAllister. Mineral Wells
Mcknight, Dallas; ] w Putrnha
Mrs ] C Matthews. Waco; ".
Ayers, Waco, Tex: W rNi
Weatherford: w A Wide.
Arlington: W s Brooksline, e
town; c Lewis. Buffalo. n W
Anderson. city;H IT oviatt Ne
leans; barnett Gibbs. Dallas
Tunlson and family, JacksonslM.
G $ Campbell, Pittsburg h
Reu, city; Il l. Elson, NJ. D. ana
Los Angeles: S Il BurlessA
Springs; ] S Cooklln. Paclne hi
company: ] C Bryant, city
Kenzie. Alameda. Cal; ] J Tenl
San Angelo.
Mansion.
w II Gilmour. Texas; J y
ard G Volkis. City; Mrs l. 4
Memphis; w r Crabtree, Mpsny
II Anderson, C cobsworihy' w
NJ C Hancock, Seymour: 7
st Louis; C ] Carter, Avs
Pugh, City; Mrs w II Barpsi n
o wager. Mrs Il B Wager, w
Barber. Miss Vessil Yager.
l. Newcomb, New York wv
and wife. Chicago; I
and wife. Decatur; II o.'r5l1
Omaha; Il Vernon, Cisco ~
II Hall. Cisco; Mrs Z il Ea'sr ", l.
son, Texas; II w Shelton y fs.rs
II Porter. Chicago; NJ 4
city: w II Thompson, uuun,pS' II
Fitzgerald. Des Molnes, ia, q
Memphis: S NJ Yantls. 81 ~ b
Wilson. Pecos City; y vls'rr
Z p; Il C Lewis, ST LOUIS m
nett, Minco, T; A r Pra''
L Alderman, st Louis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02

and It would appear should new, /,
found its way to the bar Of H. 4,
court. After devoting several NJ
n patient hearing Of the case n, /,
acquitted Mrs. Waite. who IN
court with a smile OF mingled NJ
and derision.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02

The dinner was in prog ss ~, 4
dinner given In homer Q. az
important new acduhin'aun.'1hb:.s mo
Philadelphia Times. Jus' M n
guests arrived the master q ,rsg1
had been intensely rude anu s-si.
to his wife and she had r. ~ !
II. There was q mohlen' ~.
the bugz OF conversano" .stih ".
beautiful table, cleaning IL Z,
blushing with roses, inr s,es n !,
leaned forward and IN .. WI sItss.s;'
loud enough 10 attract tns ~
the whole company s ~ Z
ny the way. James Nm NJ % ~
story you told me TO leau "
middle OF the dinnerY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02
SypbjlIs and Other Blood DNIls:1s'

We positively cure syp' XIX
and Eczema, a thorousnu WI. K
spondence confidential 4,
culars. ..,r, l,0Nf ~
EUREKA MEDICINE. xori5 Y
400 10 Pine street ann ~ Nal VT
street, st. Louis. ny.
40s L. Pine street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02

garden petition, stating that Mr..
Morrison was willing to strike out the
clause which provided for the sale OF
beer on the premises. The chair de-
olared the proposition out of order, and
tho council adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02

Yes INDEED. This headline truthfuily
speska, n convinced BY writing to the
unucruirn,d Tor handsomely Illus
rnied and deserlptiye pamphlet. en-
Titled. NKanaAs," H. G. Townsend. gen
ere. nasaenEer asen.. st. Louis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02

The Missouri Pacific Railway COM
nany has large numbers ~ handsomely
Illustrated and descriptive snphlols
bearing on Nebraska. copies OF which
VIII be mailed free by addressing N. c.
Townsend. general passenger agent. ST
l,ouia. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02

The Hon. A. w. Terrell teleEraphed his
brother yesterday that his time be.
ins limited. he could not visit Fort
worth. but would 20 through 60 Aus.
IN, his daughter, Mrr. RNstor. left this
meraing for the eapitAl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02

Jimmy Flemming ciii.y 'ftsal
llsh lightweight. writes y - III Z,
II nothing goes astry y IN lli,,,'
secure the right 10 rpn ~ 7,
club in the city Of msA ,tl. aes
fights for endurance. II .. ~, ~,
pass Carroll intends y
purses for good matches -<<s<
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02

The members or the A. j. Chambers
hose company desire TO oNpresa their
thanks aud appreciation to all their
friends who aided in making their OK
ourslon to Bowie a success. We wish
especially To thank all officials and
train men Tor the all and attention
given ua, also the people Of Rowie
Notwi,hntandlng the Indictment weather
O most delightful time was had we
shall probably agnin entertain our
frlcndH at an carly day
ANDREW CHAMBERS,
N, IN GROIN,
JOHN CASEY.
j l., TAYLOR.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02

There was good and Interesting
meetins here iaat night Mr. johnson
q the business college made good
snin nin Huoject. The heart. He de-
AAilosd tre physics' and spisitpai haart
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02
THE TEWMEY MURDER CASE.
THE TRIAL or HAPPY AND GUM
sELs pRooEEDING.


heretofore Attached to II.
The Testimony Given.
The Twomey murder trial wns con-
tinued at 9 O'Clock yesterday morning
Officer G. c. McMichael testified to
the finding OF the dead body OF the wo-
man In the clubhouse last January, as
detailed in his testimony in the ex-
aiming t'iai. lie happened to be in the
neighborhood Just as the body was
found. He described the position Of the
wound IA the forehead, the clothing.
etc, and the general position Of the
body indicating death several days be-
fore.
Sam Jones, the Old negro scavenger.
also testified TO the same facts, he hav-
ing flrBt nude the discovery. He found
the woman while hunting for rags on
the premises by pulling at rag stick
ing out through crack In the out
house. II proved 90 be part Of the
dead woman's dress Sam was badly
frightened and gave tho alarm, when
Officer McAuchael and others appeared
upon tho scene.
Louis Rainy testified 10 Miss Twomey
bclng nj his house Just before she dis
appeared, When she left his house she
went away In tho direction Of Flor
ence street lie and his wife watched
her from their verandu She passed
out Of their sight near the corner or
Florence ana Weotherford streets. In
this was near where Tho doad body was
afterwnrd found
Decensed yyns stavtpry win b.r p,ec.
Mira pudds a. no IA tTrff,,,,,, buit5
inc
n, cross ov,,,,t,,,.t,.,. H.. ,,,,i ,t,..
rvyn,nsv ,,a,, h'tnyta,,ta1 49, .t,,,,,i.,
""' iH.oNiyu'''i anu hV'kEei
,"b. sue Weh' UP WNatnerloId street
' t1 tne corner or Florence. where Hhe
hnG iI tat,i, a," i We o"Ii1r sne
drink viii b,' md snncarod w. bn w. ~
loxirntrd She left the house Of the
isaauga on Reouht OF being given cool
'''n''''n''
INV W." H"N ~
Annie Edmpuds was next called.
Had liyod bore tw, ar tbrc, v.,rs
t-,.,, d,s..,,,t.,.,., -. -, -.
"''''.''''s ilnppF anu 'Ph-
w ,llh' l'euirWbcled kllllng OF Maggie
IWomoN' Nut living back Of Hnppys
saloon with Lola liindHman Rt the
uins.
lncre was M ulley there running
east ana west IN front Of her house
AHk'l now lur hcr window was from
huppy saloon witness replied.
Ao?9t ns tur ms from her TO that win
OF OF me inc, court room about forty feet from
WneIc hnr Wht sitting Dld not zee tho
hNNI NNINlr II WIS found. INWTl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02

Arc universally dear. Purchasers who
get quotations on our frst-clnss goods
often, unthinNngly pronounce then,
dear. because shoddy has been offered
TO thcm for less money a little re-
nection, however, VIII show TINT
Ahoddy Is not cheap AT any price. and
that 1t IL better to pay an advance for
such an article as an Emerson or a
Weber TO Thos' Goggnn & Bro. Dallas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02

Wanhburn-Croshy's Cold Medal four
is nude from the choicest selected hard
Minnesota aud Dakota spring wheat.
Fer aale by any grocer ih Fart Worth
Wholesale by The Waplcs-plat Gro.
Ger company.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02

A vast AMOUNT Of Property Disposed
OF b. Receiver Harding.

Pursuant 20 an order OF the Severn
teenth district court OF Texas. issued by
Judge Harris on March 20. 1894, the
North Side railway company, with the
exception Of the real estate. was sold
AT outcray by Receiver Harding Mt the
court house yesterday, the bids COM
mencing at II o'clock.
The road and the equipment were
not sold as whole, but separate sales
were made AS follows.
Fifteen car bodies OF the Brownell
car company OF st. Louis. were sold 10
the Brownell car company for $4,000.
Thirty motor cars with necessary
equipment. the dynamus, station
switches and other appurtcunnces, aud
fifteen car trucks OF the Thompson
Houston patent were sold to tho
Thompspn-ilouston company OF Chi
cngO for 100000.
The lines Of atreet railway. including
its franchises from the city OF Fort
worth, It's cars, except the Browncl
cars power house, engines. boilers.
electrical poles, anil other parts Of the
mechanical equipment not otherwise
sold, Including the lease with the Fort
worth street RAILWAY company was
suld To Thomas Worthington g. Com
pany NJ Philadelphia for 81 400.
THE following property was also sold:
The enRt half OF block Is, IN fuckers
addition 10 the city, 10 Judge Mccoy Of
Dallas who held u vendors lien on the
property
The sale was made 10 satisfy iudg-
menta IN favor OF the Interpretations
ton electrical company Of Chicago,
Thomas Worthlngton x Co, uf phila-
delphln and others for n sum amount
Ing TO about S25O.001 on the road, while
there was also heavy indebtedness on
the property 10 be satisfied Mrs Hun
man was creditor on the property To
the extent OF about $4,000
~ now remains for Judge Harris 10
auurOVe tho sulpn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02

Try q sack OF washhurn-crosby'a
Gold Medal Hour
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02

None but tcu-yenr.oid Belle or Mel
non whlaky Hold nvor nle Mnnnlon Rnr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02

FonoN Denton, l<nnaHa aud Mis-.
aourl hay FROM one balo 10 car lots.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02

WIN BE- OF value Ia the world by H.
latratlng the improvement la Inc me-.
ahanienl ertn ana eminent phyplclnuR
Eill tell you that the progrens Ia medI.
hnal agents has been or equal lmpnr-
lance huh "a a etrengthcnlng lnNntlve
mat syrup " FlEu n far In ndvnnce
" all others.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02

Have suit made to order bv rs
Mi j. H. Martlndale is manager NJ
this department. a. a l.. August. tail.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02


ES-parte w. a. Lane, Jr. re-
noval OF disabilities
NJ, q. Ellis We, sallio Huffman. debt.
s. y. lRngford Va. our, Colorado and
Banta Fc railway, damages,
Real Estate Trnnsrein,
Il, ". Mcknight to J. NJ, Vincent
pnrt OF block %. Jennings South al,
p. A. Roche aud wife TO Mike Dillon
part OF block ITO, release deed OF trust
Mike Dillon TO A. S. Reed. uart bf
block llo, $40, deed OF trust
isaac Foster and NJ. G, Foster TO w
X Fcechct lot In Fort Worth, 1900
~. ~ hoHdicS and Loretta FoAdicly To
Harding, trustee, part of block IL.
sunnlngH' South addition, decd ~ truet
]. G. Morris and wife TO Paul schu.
peri. part OF block 81 III the original
Town % FORT Worth. s20o0
Marriage License.
Z Marriage liconse has been issued AZ
HE county ciefls'a Office 20 John Marin
md Lizaie Bolenius.
Impure water, the cause OF no much III
health, IL made harmless by adding a
little AnKosturR BlttcrA. Mnnrfac,,
hred by Ilr. j q. H. Slogert a sons
~ all druggists. ''
The sword drlll with nanton,ine will
% unique feature OF Mas Nelkc'n en-.
'ertainment Friday, MAY =.
4 most aesthetic and graceful nenrf
tsih may De seen at Miss Afirinin Nal.
hes recital May 4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02

oats, hay, bran. etc. wholesale and
retail LlI.IFY ~ nfpB
Phone, IA.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02

See the Merry Harvesters M Mia
Nelkc'n recital AZ the opera house MAY
AduiRaon 80 cents. reserved aests
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02

~ o'clack Sunday afternoon a
soli,aiy buggy stopped IA mont ~
ne residence occupied by Rev. NJ "
Deegett, pastor OF the First pre.hv.
teflan church, and a bright and ham,
pnir ahghtvd, passed into Tho parInr
aud in a few moments wsre mad w. n,,.
.lhe contracting parties We're Mr. "
~ Conner and Miss Mary Deartng.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02

The sword drlli with pautomine will
~ : UNDUE feature OF Miss NsllSe'o en-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02

marriage liconse hae been Issued AZ
me county clerks otiica 20 John Martin
md Lizzle Boienius.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02
THE CITYS LAWMAKERS
REGULAR SESSION or THE oouN-
Oil LAST NIGHT.
Committee Reports Received ana
Acted Upon-No Beer VIII be
sold Mt the Park-rhe Streets
Across the Reservation.

The city council met In regular ses-
sion last night Absent, Messrs. Tully'
Drake and Head The minutes Of the
meeting Of April "a We're read and
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