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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-03-29
LOOK TWICE.,
Think Thrice, and Then Sleep Week en-
the Question.

Inlnk 1nTlCct anu hch SletP u "ceh Oh
the Question.
Y THE TIMES understands that an enter
rising Bellows Falls man, who has had sue
ess in various branches of canvassing, Is
ow attempting to float shares of some vest
ern company in this vicinity, and that he is
meeting with quite good luck. We have no
means of knowing what the company Is, or
whether its affairs are in a condition to in
sure subscribers to the stock ever getting
their money back but we advise people who
are approached TO consider the matter fully
before making an investment there. 1t may
be an exceptional opportunity where the
stockholders will get gold dollars for ten cent
pieces; and it may be a plan TO sell experience
on the instament plan for cold cash. What
ever it may he, and however glaring may be
the prospectus, we advise our friends to be
cautious. 1t is not many years since some
people of our acquaintance made Investments
in Fort Payne, Ala, and perhaps some of
them still remember the time when they
made ''sound Investments there. Sound
was about all they got back, and the cert6-
Gates of stock are now selling at % cents a
hundred pounds for old paper. Their money
was invested SO securely that they have never
been able to get it out again. That was Sc
we're lesson, but did not seem to produce ma
teral benefit
Denison, Tex, opened up with promis-
ing plan for growing rich fast. Mayor Tone
and other land owners there made money !;
the people who invested in stocks and manu-
factories didn't fare SO well, and even now
are sending good money down there to try
and save The fortunes which were deposited
during the boom" The project looked good
onipaper, aud the certificates of stock were
works of art. About the only use they are
at present is to hang in ancestral mansions as
warnings to future generations of the frailty
of human nature. DenisOn is '.busted."
New England City, Ga, was another place
where much good money vanished as COM
pletely as do articles in the hands of an ex-
pert prestidigitator. That SET med the most
conservative of all southern ventures as all
the officers were New England men of integ-
rity and business sagacity. Success seemed
sure, as those same men had accumulated
fortunes in the last and were able fnancieres
But the money was fuaucered out of sight
lust the same and officers and stockholders
suffered alike.
Hartman and Chattanooga, Tenn, Seattle
were traps to catch the bright and shining
were traps which worked to perfection
dollars went from New England to be sunk
in those wildcat schemes aud as much OF
more has been lost ia western mortgages. II
seems as though the people would get sict
Of literally throwing their money away II
such manner but there Is . fresh crop Of
victims spriDging up every day ready and
even anxious TO be piucked. - :. =. :
Home Investments are simost always prof
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-03-29
Under Them Circum stances.
From Detroit Free Press.

The tramp got away from the dog, but
the dog got half of his wearing apparel
as he cleared the gate.
why didn't you run when you seen
him comiu'?' inquired his partner, wbAn
they had reached a safe place.
Run nothin'," ne said Indignantly.
"Under them circumstances what man
needs is WINGS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-03-29

No Baking Powder in the World Equal
to the new Horsford's.
1t is a marked improvement over all other
kinds in strength. purity and healthfulness.
~ per cent. stronger, strictly pure and bene-
fetal to health.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-03-29
Notice /!

Having left my bed and board I hereby forbid
all persons trusting or harboring my wife, Abbie
A. etlee. - win pay no bills OF her contraction
5......, WALDO T.srILEs.
March 20, 1854. "s@.-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-02

Decidedly one of the very best meio-
dramatic and spectacular productions
now on tho road Is the great drama.
after Dark" now In It's sixth success-
full season. and better than ever, un-
der the management Of William A..
Brady. It Will be the attraction at
Greenwall's on Wednesday evening.
and ~ sure to draw crowded house.
AFTER Dark" deals largely IN what
may be termed the shady or sporty"
side OF city life. introducing concert
halls. boxing matches, crooks life In
the lower stratum OF society and in
Producing scenes FAR more safely view
cd upon the stage than In real life
without the accompanying protection
OF a policeman. Added to the spice OF
the realistic dialogue, the sensational
Incidents. the truthful reproductions or
city life In a most absorbing plot, car
fying with II a story that Increases In
intensity as the action moves along,
leaving the spectator impatient as the
act drop falls TO know what VIII fol-
low when the scenic curtain rises
again. A fortune IN itself has been
expended ia the beautiful scenery, the
great railroad effects. and the dinerent
mechanical coutriynnccs, while the
company af twenty artists, depicting
the characters IN the play, who are
experienced professionals, have been
selected Tor their peculiar fitness 20
each part
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-02

Mrs. p. N, Taylor is on the sick list.
MIR John stevens and family ieft FOR
Fort Worth Wednesday.
Mr. j. f. Thompson returned home
from sherman Tuesday evening
Ruth, infant daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. j. A. J.. Dickson, is very sick.
Mr. y, A. Ransom, prominent bust
ness man Of Seymour, Is now with j.
Mlttenth0l 8 co.
Mr. c. u. Rupe who has been suf
iering from an attack OF Ia grippe Is
now entirely recovered.
Rev. r, W, Brown, astor OF the
Christian church. left Friday morning
Tor MS home IN Houston, having ceased
his ministerial lnbors here,
Messrs. r. G. Bennett, j. II. GLASGOW.
NJ Turney, $. Suttlemyer. and X. 70.
Martin returned from Haskell Thurs
day. where they have been attending
court
Mr.. ]. r. Bolan OF Throckmorton.
accompanied by his two little dnuph-
tors, passed through here Monday en-
route for ONauniou, whore he goes to
visit his sister.
Miss Myrtle Sans, quite an accom-
nlshed young lady, who has been at
tending school here during the past
term, returned to her home at Round
Tlmhers on Wednesday.
The young society people Of Seymour
enjoyed a very pleasant evcnin; at the
Washington hotel Friday evening
March 80. The event was In honor OF
Alt. Robert Higgins, n wen known so
oicty gentleman lately Of Fort Worth.
hut now residing In Seymour. Those
present We're Miss Helen Peery. A. -.
tancher Miss Ola Hoggard Thomas
Reese Miss Sadie Ray, n. w. Howard.
Miss Nora Woodbridge. NJ. Turney,
Miss Jennie Ransom, r. a. McMhth,
Miss Regina McKeehan. w n. Brotton'
Miss Kettle RUPEE Robert Rigslns,
Miss Callie Holman. II. L. Bell Miss
Nothe McAiath, j. 3. De shRzo. Miss
Bette Mitchell T.. Taylor, Miss Kath-
leep Wright D, 1 Branham. Mas Stel-
Ia Mayhem n. r. Horton Miss Ennn
smith, j +. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Z. Luck
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-02

CAPT and Mrs. Mcdonald have re-
turned home from Austin
Rev. Arthur Jones and family have
gone 10 Roswell, n, NJ. to reside
County Clerk Doolen and wife Wis
itcd friends az Crowcll last week
Mrs. W. ]. Williams children arc
visiting her parents al Bells. Tex.
Mrs George White has returned home
from pleasant visit at Weutherford.
Mr. and Mrs David Bowden enter-
tanned a number OF friends Friday
evening.
Miss Blake OF Green county Is in the
city, the guest OF her cousin, Miss
Maud Blake.
The Kings Daughters gave nice
lunch at their reading rooms on Mercer
street Friday night
Miss Ethel Beckhnm, charming
young lady OF Spnsct Tex, Is the guest
Of her uncle b. r Beckham.
Miss Cora Chambers, a society young
lady OF Memphis, Is In the city, the
guest Of Banker Brice and lady on
East Johnson street
Miss Lola Horwell, one Of Quanah's
most charming young ladies'. has re-
turned home from visit to friends az
her old home. Bonham.
The Easter entertainment given by
the Ladies' aid society OF the Baptist
church last week was very entertain
ing affair and also very profitable to
the society.
The following named ladies' and gem
tlcmon attended the Cumberland Pres
byterlau Prcsbytery at Cnillicpthe;
Robert Henry ana lady, Or. Rodgers
and lady, Miss Kate Madrey, Miss lie
AiOnd and Mr.. Howard.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-02

Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Martin left this
week for the mldwlnter fair at San
Francisco.
Paul Alexander tombstone, the world
famous mind reader. held the boards
FOR TWO evenings this week.
The Hewette theatrical company
played to a fashionable audience OF,
Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
Thursday evening the Decatur dane
Ing club gave swell hop at the opera
house, the Hewetto MINISTRIES Furnish
ing music. Those In attendance were
Miss Ethel Jones, nile green brocaded
SILK, with llluc Powered trimmings:
Miss Mamie Tilghman, turquoise blue
crepe, ribbon and lily of the valley
trimmings Miss Lucille Billlngsly,
crimson gauze, with silver lace. Miss
annie Lee Jones. white cloth. with rib
bon bows. Miss Nellie Beard, lovely
pink vaganda; Miss Ras Saufley, old
blue broadcloth, duchess lace. with
white MORE sash; Mrs Press Terrell,
sage green cloth. with lavender velvet.
Gentlemen present: Robert More. Jack
Gates, Julian Toliaferro. Mack Gates,
Charlie Gates, Jr, oliver Gates, While
Terrell. Paul Sauney, Press Terrell.
Or, Rled Mir Little. Tip Rush. Eugene
Bullock Taukersly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-02

Mr.. Jas. r crAvens. state agent Tor
the american Central Insurance com
pany, arrived in the city early FRIDAY
morning with his bride. stopping over
at fe Arlington Inn until yesterday
They left for Galveston ana other citles
y the state on the south-bound e.45
missouri, Kansas and Texas railwav
IRAN, aud before their return viii Visit
Monterey and the City OF Mexico.
MI cravens is one OF the brightest on
the many bright insurance men 81 mo
state; IN the youngest member or Inc
eSecutye board OF Texas flre under
writer's and stands high IN insurance
rrcles A courteous gentleman, m
1sht IN his dealings, oonscientiots IL
ne diseharge ~ his duty, ne mas VIM
" respect OF ali Win whom 10 hsa
come "a contact and n today probahlv
thc most popular man with hls nm
ierrity In Texas
Mrs ci1ivcns was one OF Linz
hneke most charming ladies'. Yonnr
neantlful, accomplished aud sracious
fho y tx companion for the man ~
n'f chpins, She was the dnuahter AZ
Ais late denoral Upham q Little Rocl,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-02


Mr. Collins or Mississippi Is visiting
Mr., Slmm5 ana family OF this place
Miss Mary Gage or Wise county is
visiting Mrs Harry Mumday and fam
ny OF Childreas
The old school Presbyterian society,
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Crews. president meets
Thursday afternoons.
r,,a ,,o,,r, tadios and ,,,,tie,,,sr
have oulte n merry time on pleasant
afternoons playing tennis.
,rhe pant,at tndies' MA snc,stv cor.
d,n'nd IN Ntrs ,rhn,nns Al ryyortn,,
n,,eta vvednesdav nfternonne
1at,e'u rluihs on tne iaNe nuJolnltls
mani s,,nng our vopnp neonis "'''NsN
49,, ,,,, ~,
tne aules "iu soV'esy OF 'he MStil-
oulht churvn, M az, an,y 1rllllth'
preHlueh" meets Aueau"g "iVernpohs'
Mr. Walker, an Englshman, is In
town prospecting for q location Tor a
machine shop plant We hope he Will
see his way clear to Gust his lot with
US.
The ladies' missionary society OF the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-02

The ice cream social given by the
Ladies' Aid gociety at the residence
Of G. A, 3owles was well attended
and Il decided success.
Mr.. Lee Wood OF Sherman was I'm
town this week
Mr.. win Claridy is away on a trip
to Washington, d. c.
Mr.. Thomas Patton OF Kansas CITY.
Mo, Inns been In the city several days.
The Easter entertainment at the
Presbyterian church in the evening Is
rarely excelled, The decorations were
beautifully arranged, while the little
folks acted their parts IN such a man
rer as TO reflect credit upon Mrs. Fish
err whose time and patience Is given
so successfully to the children OF the
Sunday school.
The hop given at the residence OF
MT. w. {. Penny last Friday evening
was highly enjoyed by the young peo,
pie present. among whom We're Messrs.
Lucinn McAdams, Kirk McAdnns
KARI De Gaines, Harry Philips. Josh
Clarldy. Gordon Onstott. Milan GRAY.
MISS George Miller, Annie Moreiand
Mamie King, Mary Tolbert, Mrs. Geo
Penny and Miss Ewing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-02

Miss Ethel Flarel is visiting friends
in Waco.
W. E WerlShieser OF Temple snent
Sunday IN Alvarado
Miss Bessie Patton Is visiting nor
week. = '''"e' 'niS
Or. and Mrs st. John OF Clebnrna
We're Visiting their many friends in
town this week.
DR.. p. L. Campbell returned bome
last week from Louisville, XIV. where
he has been attending medical school.
Professor Chambley has returned
nom Mineral Wells, whore he has been
Tor the benefit Of his health. We learn
he Is much Improved.
Miss While Higgins Of Taladesa
Ala, left Monday on IL visit TO friend :
IN Arlington, after spending a lew
weeks IN our city
Miss Annie Spears returned this
week from Huntsville. where she mas
been attending the sam Houston nor-
mai for The past seven months.
Mr. and Mrs Brlckey entertained
the Methodist Social club at their home
Friday evening The evening was one
of enjoyment from beginning 20 END.
The Misses McEirec gave dining
on Easter sunday The guests were
Misses Lille Ross. Willie Higgins. Nh
", r. Mefshieser Dr.. and Ed Camp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-02

and the adopted daughter Of Judge and
Mrs. Reeve OF that city. Coming from
the best people OF her state. she VIII
be an addition TO Texas society. OF
which We feel proud. Mr.. and Mrs.
cravrns have for the future selected
Fort worth as their home Until Mr..
cravcns concluded TO become bene-
diet. Gainesville was his headquarters,
but now that he has been promoiea
from speciai to state agent Of his
company and from single misery TO
matrimonial bliss. he says that ne
must have his Headquarters at come
city most accessible to his territory
He selects this city because OF It's raw
road facilities and It's desirability as
place OF residence.
We are glad 10 welcome NJ. ana
Mrs. Cravcns 10 Fort Worth. This y
only the beginning Of the ending. Fort
worth. IN the nature Of things. rs
obliged To become the headnuarters OF
the Insurance fraternity OF the state
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-02
inlrI.

Mr.. NJ, Summers returned from nai-
las yesterday.
DR.. Ramsey and bride returned from
Albany Thursday,
The TeacherR' Institute was held
here Friday and Saturday
County Attorney Arthur Younge and
family spent a DAY last week Yis,tlns-
the fomily OF Mr., ~. Summers. at their
ranch.
The Thessnlonlan club met al Mrs
~ W, James' relidcnce Friday nlrht
AesNrlan history was discussed Mrs.
~ w Iumea gave u bricr discussion
% Assy "a Miss Matte Summers sang
a solo. Misses Oliver and nay rendered
a beautiful duct. air Alden nell de-
liyercd an address on Assyrian history.
rhoHe present We're; Meslames Ram.
ney II w. James. n, H. Powell. r. ".
chntneld. Misses oliver, cAatheld. paw
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-02

Aafh@ NAfNs
Louis, O''i o.
g., Cant " w. Winfield left Mondey
Miss Hattie Clemens is visiting in
Miss ARA Hosklns left Thursday for
visit to Tyler.
Mrs j IL, Carter OF Tyler returned
home Thursday.
Miss Jewel Lucket has returned TO
school at Sherman.
Miss Ruth wynne of Kilgore is Wis.
ting relatives here.
Miss Emma Lawrence is visiting rel
auves In San Antonio.
Mrs L. c. Radey of Marshall is III.
guest of Mrs. II. f., Phillips.
Mrs. lnobult of Terrell Ia the euest
OF her niece, Mrs. b. f. Lewis.
Mrs. sam Wright and daughter Miss
Maud returned Tuesday from Mar
shall.
Capt. w. ]. Bruner is the guest or
ms daughter. Mrs. 4. NJ. Campbell, OF
Palestine
Miss Matilda Evans OF Narsbau
spent sunday with her parents. Major
and Mrs. r. ]. Evans.
%. L. bartholomew OF Fairfield, Neb..
visited this week his brother Nj. t.
Bartholomew OF this city.
II. NJ. Thomas, postonice inspector
with headquarters at New Orleans
was In the city the past week.
Jos; W. johnson left Tuesday for
Marshall 10 accept a position In the
Texas ana Pacific ticket office.
Miss Ethel Nav Of Hot Springs.
months visit TO her sister, Mrs. q
b. johnson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-02

An excellent service was held at the
Door u Hope mission last evening led
by Rev, Biddison. who used ms his
text Rev XXI II; And the twelve
yates were twelve pearls,' from which
Doe presented an excellent sermon; nfter
which Rev Mooney made an earnest
appeal to the congregation to repent.
Several asked for prayers, a good
speaker viii have charge OF tho meet.
ing ms evening, and all are cordially
invited 10 attend aud bring Some
friend
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-02

Stone. Summers: Messrs Il. @. Powell.
Ramsey. Chett. Alden Bell. Il. W Chat
field, u. O. Powell.
Last Friday Miss Lille Weeks en-
teriained number Of her friends with
a pleasant social. Innocent games and
conversation were the order Of the
evening until the hour for refresh
meniH. when All enjoyed the elegant
Refreshments prepared by the fair host
ess. Those present were: Misses Della
Cubirth, Amy Giililand, Annie Max
well. Millle Harris, Claude Turner,
Eliza Gilliland. Bette Hoffman Annie
Bowman, Rude Warren, Lille and
Hadle Wicks: Messrs. w. II. Harris.
Louis Stcelman, Walter Arnold, j. u.
Maxwell, John Tatum. Dolph Eason.
Charlie Miller. VIII Estes, Elmer Pool
and others. About II o'clock the guests
were surprised 10y the sound Of sweet
music. which proved TO be serenading
party, All IN all Il was one OF the most
pleasant evenings It has been the for
tune OF all TO spend IN quite a while.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-02
THE FORT SILL COUNTRY,
COL. J. r. SMITH TALKS on THE
SUBJECT.
Important Matter 10 Fort worth
Dr,cEa,e Fiynn's Enorts i'm
RchaiT OF the Movement.
Texas ConErsssmen.

Col. ]. p. Smith, who recently re-
turned from Washington. IS enthusI-
astic in his advocacy OF opening the
Fort sill country. In an interview he
said
"on September Il. 1898. Delegate
Flynn Of oklahoma introduced two
measures into the lower house OF con-
gress, the success OF which carries
with II an absolute guarantee that
Fort Worth will be greatly benefited
Ia more than one particular. Reference
IS had to house bill 2s76, to ratlfy and
confirm an agreement with the wich-
fla and affiliated bands OF Indians In
Oklahoma territory. and to make APP
proprdiations for carrying the same
Into effect House bill 2s77 Is for the
accomplishment OF the same object in
relation to the country owned by the
comanehe. <lowa and Apache Indians.
Both treaties upon which these bills
were founded were signed by the gov
ernment commissioners and the repre-
sentative Indian leaders. ana went to
the committee on indian affairs on the
same day that they were introduced.
50 far congress has taken no definite
action regarding the final disposition
Of the measures. although Delegato
Flynn has been working industrlously
TO have both bills put upon their pass
age
In his efforts TO open up this wide
public DOMAIN. MIR. Flynn has been
heartily supported by tho Texas con-
gressionnl delegation, with the solitary
exception OF Mr.. Bailey OF the Gaines-
Vile district, who favors the treaty,
but takes the inconsistent ground that
the opening Of the country can be
brought about without the approprla-
tlon OF any money whatever. without
discussing the opposition OF Mr.. Bailey
the necessity Of throwing this magnIh.
cent country open TO civilization win
be generally admitted. Texas and Fort
Worth particularly Is interested In this
matter to very great extent. This
city Is the natural distributing point
for the Indian Territory. n fact ensiiy
demonstrated by a glance AT tho man.
Because OF her unequallgd railroad con.
neetlons and her proximity 10 The RED
river. the north line OF The territory
her jobbers are given "A aeld Of onsya.
ton more easlIv reached TIA, fro,,
any other wboieaslo conter az ,,,n,,,.
anco In mo co,n,,y H., rs -,
c,naiuo, "a. ,,,.a,,,,,., ...,.'.
whose aor,o,t,n,a, noasn,n,,'.. ss 80,
IimIoa ~ ., a .,''' - a W..
anvhody +, -, =. ,' '@ -. y,
would h,os,or, H. ,'',s' 3''si =,
homes FOR co,,n,,.ss ,,a,,...s- =, 49,,
~ ,arro.r.. oraa,a -, ~ ~ ~ ".
ard d,st,no, n,.,n.s. - ~ 49,, 49,
~ s'''''le'' NV .l'''ie"'' u'''o
out me predatary bands or outlaws
and bandits which have FOR so many
years been n menace 10 the peonte ~
N"ru IeN'iA' ana a curse to the terri
There are about 4.oOo.oOo acres en-
braeed in both reservations. and un-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-02

Mrs. James Hambrick is home from
a trip south.
Miss Sue willis Is home from visit
20 Houston.
Mrs. G. c. Williams is in wills Point
visiting relatives.
MISS Matte Jones has returned from
visit to San Antonio.
Mrs James LeGrnnd has left for a
lengthy visit to Virginia.
Miss Bonnie Splvey OF Troupe spent
Easter Sunday In the city.
Mesdames John NJ Duncan and T.
d. Jones are visiting intAustin.
Mrs. Simpson Of Gllmer is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Felix j. McCord.
Misses May and Ava Cobb enter
talned few friends Monday evening
MIR. and Mrs John w. Spivey OF Aus
TIN are visiting relatives and friends in
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs, clyde Yarhrough enter
tanned the Nine O'clock german club
ON Tuesday evening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-02


Don Bell and family have moved to
Belle PLANE 20 i've.
Mrs. T.. G. Digby-Roberts left Thurs
day for a visit TO friends in Fort Worth
and Dallas.
The Christian Ladies' Aid society
were entertained last Thursday by Mrs
N w. Rector.
Mr.. and AIRS. Il. S. Stuart rendered
a reception to their friends last Mon
day afternoon at the rectory.
Several OF the most intimate friends
Of Misses Gertie aud Mollie Bell assent
bled at the residence Of Miss Una
Harkrider Tuesday night to bid fare
well to the young ladies' who left next
day for their future home. Belle PLANE.
Euchre club No. was entertained
Tuesday night by Mrs. Ed S. Hughes.
Mrs. Henry James ana MIR. H. a.
Redding getting the royal prizes and
Miss Mary Wnlshe and Mr.. Il, II. Rad
ford gracefully carrying Off the
boobies
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-02

Mr.. and Mrs. L, r. Rankin left for
California 60 make an extended visit.
The Mandolin club OF Fort Worth
gave a concert here last night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-02

or medicinal agents IL gradually rele-
eating the old-time herbs, pills,
draughts and vegetable extracts to the
rear and bringing into general uso the
pleasant aud elfectiVe liquid laxative.
syrup OF Figs. To set the true remedy
see that u ~ manufactured by the
California Fig syrup Go, only, For sale
by all leading druggists.
Only three days more OF the bank
rupt sale OF the Hunter q Harold
stock OF nne shoes. Everything must
30 regardless Of cost, Can at 5ii Hous-
ton street
THE COURT HOUSE CONTRACT.
Calls for q Pasteur system of water
altering, You need ono also, Call and
examine i al Howc's Pharmacy.
LADIES.
When Won are down town stop at Howc's
Pharmacy. corner seventh and Main,
and gct drink OF pnfo, dclicions. Gltef,d
water from the Pasteur Germ PrOof Wa
ter Filter. Free.
Needles for all machines
nj 25c per doz
Large bottle Oh, Zoe.
Small bottle oil, Sc
Singer once.
iO5 W, First street.
See the improved service via .he
Fort Worth and Denver CITY and
Union Pacific, Denver and Gulf rail-
road 70 Colorado points Free reclin-
ing chair cars. Leaving time. 1888 D.
n Effective April l. city ticket office
4oi Main street
The Birth or Christ at Eden Nusee
AZ dv2 Main street. Admission he.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-02

The Sleeping Hesuiy Al Eden aiusse
at Se- Aain street Admission l5c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-02

Only three days more OF the bank
rupt sale OF the Hunter q Harold
stock OF ilne shoes. Everything must
80 regardless Of cost, Can at 5ii Hous-
ton street,