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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-01-31

a A. +. & A. M, Delta Lodge No. y.
IA Regular communications, first and
" " third Saturday evenings in each
NV month. All a1iliating aud non-aiIilf
Itng masons in good standing, cordially in
Vited to attend H. A. BURNETT, w. NJ.
/. w. Stout, Secretary.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-01-31

A. O. u w ESs'2 Essis "a L4as' Sas 4,S Sq Friday fS
7lght. +. NJ. BYERLEY. n. w.
J. W. SINGER, Recorder.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-01-31

ENSIGN ENCAMPMENT No. 6s, !. O. OF
Meets first and third Friday of each IN on
Visiting Patriarchs cordially invited to att end
8. l.. ALLEN. ii. i. q. X. HARRIS, G. Z.
W. 4. ROUSE, ). W. J. G. WALsTAD, 5.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-01-31

d eets { he 2d and 4th We'd. nights, each month.
Mrs. NJ. ALLEN, N G.,
Mrs. AUG. SCMIDT, Secy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Dcfcnslve measures against the foe
are ever adopted BY the wise command
or You can be commander Of the sit
uutlon and strike a decisive blow at
the start ut shat dangerous and re-
lentles senemy, rheumatism, Il attack
cd by II, by resortlug IL time to Hos
letters stomach Bitters, which checks
permanently the progress Of malady.
among the most Obstinate painful and
posslbly dangerous. against which mod
zeal skin and the resources OF materia
medlca are arrayed. No evidence Is
more concurrent and convincing than
that which proves that the Blttera neu-
tralige the rheumatic poison and check
It's further development In the system
For malarial and kidney trouble, dys-
posia, want of vitality. nervousness,
liver complaint and constipation, Hos
letters stomach Bltters Is the leading
remedy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31


Your shirts must be made by Bottoms
10 III, 212 Main street.
DR.. Blake. dentist, graduate Phila-
delphia dental college; office. Third and
Main streets.
Carriages standing at the Union de-
pot viii haul passengers to all Fort
Worth hotels for 25 cents a piece.
Congressman Bell left last night for
Hamilton, where he addresses the peo-
pie on Saturday night. This Will be
his opening campaign speech.
Last Saturday sixteen car loads OF
cattle We're shipped over the Chicago,
Rock Island and Texas railroad from
Bowie to st. Louis in So hours. Extra
good dime.
No change cars via Texas Panhandle
route 20 Colorado. Best service, short
est line, and quickest time by six
hours. Free reclining chair cars. City
ticket office, 401 Main street.
George L. Cause, funeral director and
einhahner. Full MS a,tment OF under
takers goods. TAX full charge OF
funerals and furnishes ali necessary re-
qulrements. No. ga West weather.
ford street, Fort Worth, Tex. Tele-
phone 157.
An old gentleman subject to epilepsy
was seized with a fit In City Collector
=
was in the onlce only a few minutes
before he fell. Aid was summoned and
he was brought around in lew
minutes.
Cattle men and live stock agents
report that there is a decided Improve
ment In the live stock business and
considerable more activity is perceptl-
BILE. Business in shipping cattle has
been good this month and the outlook
for next month is encouraging.
Thomas II. Dixon, the newspaper
man who was caned by his old friends
In Hillsboro two days ago, came into
town last night bearing his cane and
manifestly very proud man. The cane
Is a beautiful gift. with hooked gold
head ana ebony staff. on 1t is in
scribed Mr.. Dickson's name, with COM
pllments of donors. In accepting the
gift Mr.. Dickson said he did not see
the reason wherefore they had given
1t except II was token Of great joy
at getting rid Of him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31
Personal MENTION.


Z. w. Merchant was here yesterday
col. James Wilson has gone to In
dian territory on business.
Miss Minnie Smith of Waco is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. w. II. Byrd. of the
South Side.
Mrs G NJ Galloway ond two aa,,,,b-
ters are on n visit to friends and rela-
tlves IN Dallas.
Nice q ,4r,4.,,, L. ,,,,,,,1t,,r, ,
sbort 1,ocof tor ,yith f,ia,,5s, "a, NJ
cot,,r rro,,os t,,t,, ,,,a,i, "a
mrs, FRANK H. storey, wire or the
is1,.tl tnJeu a., S' ao,ig ~ :.
.,',o,,d.5 LIZ, -, - ~
l5aet 'S "a '''i'
Mr. ana Mrs Jesse Ewing. accom-
punieu pg MISS annie Flora are en-
IJute 20 Nsw orleans, La me party
WI spehu a week IN that city visiting
;, .. a. HhuerSon OF WelllhEtoh' Col
,i t,I. VI ~ uu'ilty, leAas, VISITED tne
VsN S'tus Ses.u, usS' Ali., emerson
- q . sloehilieh ana IS county elefk OF
9"'i ." County
ivan d. Terrell, the popular young
salesman who was with Crowley &
, o'iiS iOr sGtsiai .ears' mas accepted
Lii i.i Nh" ny NiHcdBo store ana
sentdy7t ~ '''"' ESTABLISHMENTS hiter
'Op'e'.oe' l.
Mr. Bennie Anderson will leave Sat
urddy evening FOR Ashevllle, N. c.,
10 attend the famous school which has
Tor us head the learned Col. Bingham
and at every corner Of which the muses.
oil Homer and Virgil sit.
Messrs. ]. A. and J. NJ. Warner trav
cling representatives of the Enst ZEN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31
SHE IS GRANTED BAIL.
MRS. THOMPSON, SLAYER OF Az
GUST LIED, TO M FREED.


Yesterday at o'clock p. m. Mrs. l.. r.
Thompson was brought before Judge
Harris in the Seventeenth District
courtroom to determine whether she
should be granted ball. Mrs. Thomp-
son is charged with killing A. I.ieb on
Throckmorton street, this city, last
week. The defendant was represented
by Attorneys II. NJ. Furman and ".
II. Parker. Assistant County Attorney
w. A. Hanger appeared for the state.
Judge Harris stated that the rule to
which ne would adhere was that ali
cnses are bailable except capital CAFES
where the proof was evident. This
threw the burden Of proof upon the
state to show from evidence that II
WAS case Of murder IN the first de-
gree. II It was 50 shown the defendant
was not entitled to bail, but 1t must be
SO shown or she would be granted pan.
defendant was granted ball in the
amount OF $500.
Bond in the required amount ssas
given, Attorneys Furmau and Parker,
NJ. @. Lewis, Walter Maddox and Peter
smith, hondsmen.
Mrs. Thompson was evidently eN-
pecting release yesterday afternoon,
though She did not know definitely
about It. She has been occupying
cell over the vestibule-llkc entrance Of
the jail on the south side OF the build
ing. The southwest oVrHar situation Of
II affords her the benefit OF both the
south and west brecgcs, and her cell
IS about the coolest anu freshest in the
JAN.
She has borne her imprisonment with
a fortitude that many men do not Gis-
play charged with offence as grave.
She has not broken down once since
the time she was first arrested. She
does not appear TO fell the slightest
remorse FOR her deed. and according TO
her own statement her conscience does
not sting her.
Il Lave done what any man would
have done pnler the circumstances,
said she eniphutlc@lly, though gently,
yesterday Further than that she de-
clined TO say AM thing relating to The
tragedy
Her little daughter was present at
the time accompanied by auuih.r
gtown-up, narrild daughter. Eoth
were manlfcstiy delighted thet Their
mother was soon to be released from
imprisonment The mother was at
tired neatly to receive them.
n r. expected that SOME dime today
Mrs. Thompson, wrapped in the here
IoLOre uup1netflbie mystery Of Al.l-
ing. showing at present that IN her
cart OF hearts ahe is 1ony,atcl .1a
10 right will breathe the air Of per-
soual freedom under $250O bond.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Aetna Land Company to William II.
Rawle, lot $50, block %, Hyde Park ad-
diuon; $500.
l.. Q. wall ct al. by sheriff, to N.
Harding part of the Lewis Cohen sur
Vey; SIS.
II. N. Hatcher, trustee, 70 John j d.
Butts. lot ia block q, Fields Hillside
addition; $3.50,
@. 4. Bullock and wife to Lipscomb *
500.
$. T. Geary to Llpscomb & Weather
~, lot in Grapevinei S10O.
W. T. Hyder and wife to d. w. Bull
lock, lot in Grapevine; $500.
Josephine II. Ryan and r. NJ, Turner
u John NJ. Vincent, part of lot 8,
block 4, Hlrschdald addition; $500
Josephine II. Ryan ard T.. n. Turner
to John NJ. Vincent, lnts 1 and 2, in
Gillian x Crump's subdivision of block
%. city OF Fort Worth; $500.
jerry Lucius to ID. p. Rodgers. part
Of block ., Evans South Side addition,
$1,000.
Fort Worth Grocer company to the
Waples-Platter Grocer company. lots
/, .. s. 9. 10 and II, block L, town of
Smlthtleld, SO and other considerations
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31
"nUoky AND THE so,,es, !
s'nde Tells One of nucl,. "a.
In Corpus chr,.,, "

slade. writing from Comm, I,
the Stock Journal, tells ss II e, i.
brated Buck" artist, 1 H.
his extra leisure. Some !, '
bachelors Of The Gazette Z. e \
We're not represented as 49, ~
their beauty justified. wiIl 3.
me calamities Detailing hln " ;,
faithfully related BY slada' III ~
Yesterday an excnr<lo~
ISSUING OF several young M. T.
rev male dudes came IN fsSr
ana my friend buchanan a ~ r',. Y .
also arrived In an exc,,rsla ~ I, : (.
SELF. Buck Is the best f f,,is y i
world, but he doesn't know ,' ss'- I
re and l had a great All y. Y
the water. l could alive nj.
catch his foot. and raise sn1ar,
httng him at arms leurth sra y
him drop back into III ~ ~ !
which siashed around Us II ~.
fusion. The Laredo excursja'i,, .
having II lot OF fun also So ~
in the water, and All III Z
were unconsciously drlftIne II, Y, I.
closer together. Suddenly R MI |.
a long distance dive nv I.
neatly avoided him and h, H.
Laredo school marin BY ~ Il
She became rigid with iripht. !,
lifted her like a wooden rirl 4,
ilmb nigh above his head Nh.
let loose a scream which csn..i
moss on the adjacent live az n.
stand on end. When hi, M
above water and he realized n.
ton he dropped that girl Ike s.
hot, but you can still hear hef n.
ly scream as 1t came from M
water in Missing bubbles.
The eXcursionists dragged
companion to the surface 81 N
could do as they crowded arm,
eagerly asked for an explanstlr
to spout water and noise llSs I, !
ser. To sorter simplify the slis,,|
shouted 'Devilhsh.' and put usi /,
Buck, who was beating The yat,)
foam as he pulled for The ialaIrr
may bet wasn't much ahesa 1;
eNcursionlsts when my feet str.l|
steps Of the bath house, Brck !
ing himself pursued, ran into IL
dressing stall he came to and ii,
better safety l turned the ouisIi
as passed the door on The kI
my own room. The cxcursIoass|
the bath house like a tidal Eta|
swarmed up the steps with .0h, 4
oh, my'sH and Thank goodnpsk
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Picnic parties Will find It to their In
forest to call upon the Cotton Belt he
fore selecting their picnic grounds
Carrolton. located thirty miles east Of
Fort Worth on the line OF the Cotton
Belt. is wen adapted for such pun
poses. The grove is q beautiful one.
being well shaded. A nice, cool spring
and large lake, which aflords The
peasure-seoking plcltniekers abundant
fishing, hunung and pleasant day in
denghtful grove. The grounds are IN
excellent condition and are well pro-
Nlded with swings for the children
dining tables and seats for all. The
Cotton Belt train leaving here at s.55
convenient hour in the morning. and
returning arrives in Fort Worth at
l:lo In the evening. Special rates and
attention paid to Sunday school aud
private picnic parties. Rates very rea-
son9nle. For all further Information
c. p. * r. A.. 4Ol Main street. = Fort n,
Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Matte johnson Complains of Her
EncmIeA.

A4htmAtNs
Yesterday small and very blacl,
woman came up 10 the county attor-
ney's office bringing with her a bottle
OF whisky IN basket. She said her
name was Matte Johnson, and that
she WAS the widow OF ShndraclS John
son, who died here recently.
She wanted to know II she could
not do something through the courts
10 stop certain rumors which she sni5
her enemies had been circulatint-
about her 70 the effect that she had
caused her husbands death by poison-
ing the whisky he drank. She said she
was going 60 have the whisky in The
bottle ahn carried examined. to prove
THAI there was no poison In II, and il
was the samn whisky from which her
husband, Shadrack. drank.
Matte says she Is n spirit medium.
and has the power to cure diseases,
having operated upon number OF
white folks here.
SO considerable Is her communion
ton With the spirits that she has IRE
qucntly been compelled to keep a fan
IN motion 10 keep them away. Sh,
SAYS she lives IN a nest of enemies,
who are Jealous OF her powers, and
crty.
she was told by the county nttnr-
ney that there was no legal redress for
mere rumors.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31
ROSA M'KNIGHT'S FATE
AGAIN IN THE JUDICIAL BALANCE
or Trio COURT.
Judge booty, for the Henevoicnt
Homo, Argues That Judge Harris
Had Jurisdfction in the mnrer.
,shnson ON the Negative Today.

Interest in the Rosa Mcknight ha-
beas corpus case was revived yesterday
morning by the commencement Of the
appeal trial before Judge Hurt, chief
Justice OF tho state court OF criminal
appeals.
The little girl, Rosa Mcknight, whose
custody has been SO great bone OF
contention between her mother. Mary
Mcknight. and the officials Of the Fort
Worth Benevolent Home. was brought
into court In charge OF Mrs. y. M.
Burchlll, manager Of the Homo.
The previous trial OF tho case before
Judge Harrls, OF the Seventeenth dis
trict court. attracted great interest on
account OF the sensational develop
Iuents which were brought out as to
the management OF the Institution.
quite crowd assembled In the
Seventeenth dis trict court room yes
terday morning at . o'clock 20 hear the
arguments before Judge Hurt.
Judge a. ]. Booty. who has been cou-
Quoting the case Tor tho Benevolent
Home. made an argument of several
hours duration, IN which he endenv-
ored 10 show that Judge Harris had
jurisdiction in the case. and that his
decieion In returning tho e.dld to the
custody Of the Benevolent Home was
according TO law.
Judge Booty read from quite an
array OF law books 10 prove from cita-
tons Of other caaes on record that his
position IN this case was correct. Az
ter hearing the argument of Judge
Booty, Judge Hurt stated that lie
would take the case under careful con-
sldoration and requested that he should
he supplied with tho authori,leg from
which Judge Booty read As Judge
Hurt was unwell. he stated that he
would postpone further hearing OF
arguments until this morning at
3 O'Clock. when Byron Johnson, ESQ,
attorney for Rosa Mcknight. viii ar
que the case from the standpoint that
Judge Harris had no jurisdiction In the
case
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Largo newly furnished south rooms
for rent with or without board. This
house has been thoroughly renovated
aud "a now ono OF the noatest and most
desirable medium priced hotels in the
city; very centrally located; only ono
transient patronage solicited: Very low
rates to desirable permanent people.
Take Main or Houston street electric
cars from Union depot to First street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Parents who intend sending their
children to schools In the Southeast
will find it TO their advantage to
call on the Cotton Belt route. Each
pupil going via this line VIII recaiye
q special time card giving leaving
time and arrival at destination, and
esch school train will be n charge of
representative Of the Cotton Belt
route to insure good attention while
ming through from Texas to Memphis
carrying Pullman buffet sleepers and
iree reclining chairs without chance
Close connection is made at Mem
pms with an lines and patrons Of the
different schools can arranqe 10 sasd
their children by this line with fewer
changes and quicker time than bv any
9ther route We make a specially of
hha i school children and would
be glad to have You cali.
o. A. CARNTNE.
G. p A., 401 Main Street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

A Great crowd Of New studenta ss-
unniel.

Dr. o. J.. Fisher president OF the
Fort Worth university, returned Tues
day from an extended tour along the
routes 81 the Denver, Rock Island and
Santa lee lines north, Ia the course OF
which be has been delivering lectures
ON the subject OF education and work
iug in the interest OK the institution
which he represents, and OF which Fort
Worth is so justly proud.
He received much encouragement ev-
erywhere he went and IS making ar
r0ugements for q great crowd OF new
students who will be on hand at the
opening Of the fan session. The num-
Der of students from abroad will be
30 great that 1t will be impossible to
ma accommodations for them all in
the boarding department. Provision IS
therefore being made for the extra
number MS rapidly as possible by re
curing accommodations IN private fam
Hes in the vicinity OF the university.
Last year the number OF students en-
rolled, exclusive OF those Ia the bust
ness department, was 3t9. II will prob
ably be double that number thi q ear.
The academic department. and an 9th
ers except those Of law and medicine.
VIII open September IL. The law school
viii open october 10, and the medical
college October %
a number OF changes have been made
IN the faculty, Professor Robert l..
Short Of quincy, H., VIII take the place
OF Professor l., =. Crayens lnthe chair
OF mathematics. Miss Alice Brown Of
Heavier, Pa, viii have charge Of the
Glasses in elocutlon in place of Miss
Miriam NelSe, Miss VIVA Mcknight,
late OF Franklin college. viii take
charge OF the Junior preparatory de-
partfnent In place of Miss II. Il. Graz
ham.
This year promises to be a most pros
porous one FOR the college. Other In
teresting announcements will he made
before the onenlnE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Mr.. Cox, Churged Nith ISuiing
Lodged in Jail.

William Cox, who IS wanted in Thur
Der FOR killing Del Bell and wounding
another man, was locked in the city
jail mere last night. Captain William
LightlUot brought MIN Ia and the pris-
oner viii be taken TO Thurber today.
The killing happened last sunday
evening. According to the current ac-
count, CoX's brother, or some near
relative Of his, conducts a livery stable
In Thurber. There was brisk business
at the establishment on the afternoon
In question and all vehicles had been
hired when a number of miners came
up and wanted to rent some buggies
The stablemen told them truthfully
there were none to be had. but the
miners, who are said to have been
slightly under the influence OF liuuor.
did not believe It and grew indignant.
An alteration and fight sprung up be-
tween one OF them and stable man
and in short while both sides had
joined in promiscuously. the miners
outnumRering the stable men.
At thh juncture Cox rode I'm and
nut an end to the fracas, the story
goes, by drawing his revolver and
shooting one shot which killed one
man and seriously wounded the other
He turned his horse, and warning ali
not TO follow. rode out of town unmo-
Tested. He was captured in JaclSsboro.
him. ~ s0'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31
IN THE COURTS.



Texas Brewing Company VS.. j. d.
Farmer ct al, debt; Seventeenth Dis
trict court.
$. II. Howe VS.. John d. Gunnells ct
a.. trespass to try title; Forty eighth
District court.
Farmers and Mechanics National
Bank vs.. Sallle Huffman, debt, etc.
Seventeenth District court.
Mrs. Kathleen Randel VS.. r. u. Nc
Annuity ct al, debt End foreclosure.
Forty.eighth district court
j. Roche, administrator, va. Fort
Worth Land Company ct al. debt and
:oie' losure; seventeenth District court.
&c Tge Haley ct al y S. William Bou-
vet ct al, debt and foreclosure, Forty
eighth District court.
Esrom A. Keller VS.. a. j. Powell,
debt and foreclosure; Forty-eighth dis
trict court.
George Dale VS.. Houston and Texas
Central Railway company, damages
Seventeenth district court.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

, IT Mcknight yesterday mad n
11v ,a, INVESTIGATION Of the case OF the
as ,'i,.1n woman who died yesterday
,,,5 noon AZ her home on Main street
under suspicious Circumference The
elly physician has also examined the
prescriptions from which the medicines
sne t9ok We're compounded and no found
notnlng in them which could have
caused her death. He Is Therefore nov
ss,ished that she died from the effeots
~ me alsease from which she was suf-
lsrlng. and not IRON poisoning, as was
a4At thaaaht nrohnhla.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31
o. A. CARNINE,
G. P. A.. 4O1 Main Street.


The Fort Worth Chamber OF Conn
merce held a meeting yesterday even
tns at . O'clock, but a quorum was not
present The question Of Offering in
Seueements 10 manufacturers TO erect
"a 1,aietories here came up for discussion.
me only actual business done, however.
vas 70 select delegates to represent the
S,iamoer at the Irrigation convention
MI MEN meets at Denver September 3.
Holloway. Con. j.. NJ. Clark ana Nj,
w. g. Turner anu -hi'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31
CHARGED ~ DIrrrnrsr vi
Two simultaneous Alarms NJ
the Fire Doys,

For awhile. about 9 O'clock, y
department had quite a llyglf
This was caused by teIephla
sage from Maddox. Ellison &csil
tress factory in the eastern u'
he city to which station No Y
Chief Celia responded. A lot v
ton which was being run thiri
small gin preparatory to hi
into mattresses had caught ar
bales OF It were burned beiofl 2.
was extinguished. Almost slEia
ously with this alarm cane
alarm from box % In tie vesiF1l
OF the city which was pTsa,'
turned on by some boys ~
mainder Of the department 'i'l'
to this and the chief and ~
chief, appeared on the scene y !,
engines and wagons running Y I
ent directions caused conslas'ai's
element and confusion among Y
pie who were unable 10 accoan 7
all or locate the fire.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Or. G. w. Dennis of Galveston. one
OF tho best known ana most surcessf,,i
eye ear, nose and throat specialists In
the south, Is here and expects to omen
an ounce y ,e an9 become permanent citi-
zen OF tort Worth. He IL rruduate OF
Rush Medical college. Chicoro tea
Polyclinic Of New York city ana tbe
Post Graduate Medical college and bns-
pital OF New York city. He has baa
twelve years. experience In his nm
tesslonal work, besides a large hosnitai
nrest ~, anu patients may depend en- it
him that they are in the hsnds w mi'a :
master. ' VI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31
Tmrr.o.. M, Tavoritc Plane

ono OF the best proofs Of the meritg
of the Emerson pianos 81. during the
pnst ten years over $4,000 were made
md sold. No other factory in the
world producing a high grade instru-
ment can equal this. This recent i'm
provements In these pianos viii give
them still larger sale. We are state
egents for the Emerson pianos
THoS. GOGGAN & BRO. Dallas.
We have houses also in Galveston,
Houston, AtNun. Waco ind San An
tonic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

This Is TO give notieo OF the dl1solu.
ton or tho Arm OF w. W. Dunn & Son.
doing q hotel business In the city Of
Tort Worth, state or Texas. on August
TO collect and settle ali ieeitimate
claims against, or duo said firm.
The hotel will be continued by w. w
Dunn. where he hopes to meet many
friends.
Rates. 50 per day.
w w nIrNrN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Catholic priest. In Nashville Tenn.
Several persons in this city say they
haye heard OF the priest, but that does
not prove that he is this mans
brother.
sMurphey had a little Catholic orna-
0ent on his person that he asked the
turnkey not TO take when he was put
In the calaboose He was taken before
the county authorities yesterday morn
ing and case made against him,
charging him with forgery.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

II has come 20 light that "llid-
Lewls fought exactly ten rounds Inst
Saturday night with broken right
hand and in that fix defeated Fcnner.
,rhrpe bones are broken In 1t and the
hand IS now undergoing the rapairs
~ nature. assisted by tho surgeons
eplnis. II win be remembered that