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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-24

CHERIFI'5 SALE-PRISCILLA u. CAMP
- bell plaintiff. Albert NJ 1hornburgh.
Franklin a. Wallace, Mary l.. Wallace. q. n ".
r. wallace 4 be Denver Investment and tank
ing company. Limited. Robert e. Billings, de-
fendants.
Under and by virtue OF an order OF sale and
ds6res OF foreclOsuce aud sale issued out u the
district Of tue First gudlcial district OF the
state OF Montana IN and tor the county u Lsw.s
and Ciarse. on the al day Of April. A. ID. lsyA
in the above entitled action, wherein Pris ala D.
&. mpbell. the above named plaintiff. Oh aimed
= judgment anu decree u foreclosure ana sAle
against the above named parties as defennants.
tbs 9d day Of pril. A. a.. l-ht, for this sum OF
3 10 70. hesidss interest. costs and attorneys
q 90. VII. oh sain decres Wa on the ID day Of
Apii A. %. 1894, recorded In Judgment book
No. % ssid court ~ page =, am oom-
or parcel Of lAud. situate. lying aud being in the
q Asterly AID ton 10 the city OF Helena. in the
county Of Lewis and Clarke state OF Montana
aLd bounded and described a. follows, to.Wit
bsEinning A. ONT Ia the east sits OF hoattie
street n six fset north Of the south west corner
Of block number $40. Of the said tastsrly Addi-
ton 10 The said city OF Hslsna. running themes
east seventy -tNe fset 70 point In an alley run
ninE nsrth and souih through said block. hence
ak feet 20 puint. tholcs west sevsnty-hve iest
to q point in the east side % eatue street and
thence south along tie east sdi Of eattie street
twenty six feet 10 tho place 81 ginning; iAld
lot mere OF prcsl OF Iand being portion oi
81 lots namhoied n and ~ On sald hoo. M n
uersd ~ q cordinE a. snd A. said lots arc ae-
scr.bsi upon the Oh CT "A plat Of the sad nAmed
addition. which plat L. nos on he In the mtn
uer provided b. Law m the oince OF the county
recorder u the SAID county Of evils and 1lAr1e
together With al and singular the tenementA
here lIfaments and appurtenAnces thoFeunto De-
longing OF m anYwtss spperta ming. ,,,--,--
f'ubiic ne ice D. hereby given. mat Oh Msdnes-
day ths 18th day 81 April. A 40. ihsl A. II
u'clocs nc. - that day. a. the front door OF the
cuuft house Q elena Lewis and clarke county
Montana. / silt IN ossdience 20 sAld order ~
sHls and decree q foreclosure and sAles cell tn'
above descri bid pra. err. ~ 30 much thereof ~
b. A. - necessary 20 satis sHh Judgment with
iuterest ana o0sta 20 the highest bidder. for
IA hand
Given under my hand this ith dAy Of April
A 40. 1871. - 49, 80
nnu 4 Htss L ndsr sheriff
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thst the progress made during thia century
has been as great AZ tha, OF all previous
time.
IL is not 90 long since each family
made its own iouL aud made 10 much the
same az "a was made AZ ths time OF the
food. That is, the same crude, primitive
means were used TO grind the grain 20 -four.
viz A stationary. hollow stons. into
which another stone was made 20 AZ. ana
by rolling, she grain was reduced 10 four
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-24

ceptible. The Nineteenth Century, how
eve. stands Gus prominently a. one OF I'M
interrupted aud unparalleled advance
msnt. Take for instance the development
Of electricity. By means Of which time and
SPACE have been annihlated. The rail
road. that brings she uttormolt parts OF
the ga On within EASY reach. The hsr
Messing 81 that giant steam-whioh has
become a willing servant OF man. We do
not think We overstate the matter In saying
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-24

between them. Histoiy. both sacred aud
piofans. 10 replets vita references 20 this
meiboi Of four-mskinR. Then came some
improvement 90 that By giving the up or
stone a rotor motion animal rowsr could
be utilized. The past few years that have
been 90 prolific Of improvement. have how
ever. seen . complsts change In all this
snd the contrast bstween ths methods Of
modern milling aud that Of an caller day
IL a. great a. any that can be imagined.
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MINNESOTA.

Wilbur Tsbbils. %. Mer ehArts Hotsl. S. Paul
willard 8 Dsnnis.... Hotel Ryan. 81 Pso
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Bring 70 your minds eye the pisiufe Of =
woman Of che past century working isbori-
ously making the family -four viii the
crude implsmsnts shen in vogue. and then
visit STORY a co.'s modern mill where
the celebrated ''sssKatehsvan" and Mon
tsna Belle Floura are made and you will
ie,liso what the past few yeas have done
for the Flour- making industry.
With ths best what obtainable any-
where, aud mill nodded after the
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most improved and modern plans. they
are able 20 guafantos their ''sAsKATCH-
EVAN" and MONTANA BELLE"
y ours 10 ie ne good or better than any
thing on abe market.
Try sack and be convinced Of I've super-
iority. Every sack alike.
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PAST AND PRESENT.

That progress" has beon the watshword
Of the century just closing, is evidenced by
development in the arts aud sciences that
have waited fof the Nineteenth Century 20
roducs the man ami the houi that would
bring them nearer perfection.
There have been periods In she past when
the wheels OF progress moved so SLOWLY that
the forward movsmsnt was scarcely per
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-24
Quartz, Gravel or Placer
Mines.
Hade OF Best Soft Lake Superior
Copper.

At Reduced Prices.
Our plates ere guaranteed. and
by actual experience are proved.
tho best in weight of silver ana
durability. Old mining plates re-
plated. bought or gold separated
Thousands of orders filled
San Francisco NOvelty,G Gold, Sill
YER and Nickel PlatingWOrks,
es, 10 and ~ First st.. san Franchise. Cat
SEND FOR CIRCULARS
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DIPARr FROM HELESA.
No ]. Butte Local. daily. except sun
uAg -s.. ..-ss .-.s.. ~ a r
No- - Atlantic Express. sastbor nd. 1875 p. q
No. % iaoihc EEpross wsstbound. D.. LIS p O
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Buckingham Dge for tho Whsle can
he appii q when 90 home. and is uuifaru.I 9
succ-ssfuI ln coloriuQ "a brown or black.
Hence its great popularity.
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Thomas y. Oaksa Ienry e. raynA
henry &. konsa. Receivers.
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ARRIVE At uEtrSh
No. a. Atlantic E1Dresc. eastboun1 i2.25 D. n
10, p. Pacific 1press, Westbound... s.i3 y u
No. 2. butte Local, daily except sun
dsv g.iO n. a
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Palace and Tourist Sleeping Cars.
Buffet Smoking Library Car

Passongsrs booked to Europe BY the tollowins
first class linss. CunArd. White S'ar Anchor.
Red star. Allan. American. and otharS. Prw
paid passages from Europe arranged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05
nRECKINRInGE.

Mss Mary Taylor Is visiting relatives
IN Albany
Mrs letter and son, daughter and
grandson of j. j. Ward. left Saturday
for their home in Greenfield, Tom. after
visiting their relatives at this place for
the past three weeks.
A social at the residence of Mrs.
Burke, last Friday night, was attended
~ the following young people: Misses
Flora and Fay Robertson, Miss Belle
Ward. Mics Florence Ward and Miss
Aunis IIourrigan, and Messrs. w. NJ.
George Claude McCauley, John Blnck,
Elem Love, viii Neale and Jan Byrd.
Nearly the whole Of breckenridge so
ciety folks turned out last Tuesday
night to party at the country home OF
County Clerk j, j. Douglass,
Miss Helen George has returned from
q sevcrni weeks visit TO the family Of
j. g, Grogan in the northwest part OF
the county.
Miss Hattie Sayle aud Prof. Fur.
teachers in the Mountain Valley school.
south of town, were In town among their
friends last Saturday and Sunday.
William Neale and j, W. Crudngton
are in Palo Pinto on business
Mrs. James Porter and children of
Cisco are visiting Hon. w. L. Sebas
tan
Miss Benie Rose is very proud of A
fine piano, just received, presented 10
her BY hcr grandmother, Mrs Ridley Of
beaumont, Tex.
A party at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs Withers was enjoyed by the young
people last FRIDAY night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05
Texas Society.
MEATHEREonp.

Miss LEILA Martin. a former pupil Of
the college, was here visiting her friends
| last week
Mr. aud Mrs. Harry Snoddy of Cor
don. TCN, were here during the past
week, visiting friends and relatives.
Miss Bessie Hnyne is on Il visit this
Week 10 the family Of her brother, Judge
r. W. Nicholson, at Iacksboro. Tex.
Mrs. y. Putnam left last Saturday for
| BuEcs1u, Texas, TO attend the marriage
Of her brother DIR. Y. \. Self and Miss
Fila Pierce, which was consnipmated
Miss Viola McGarcn Of Goodnight.
Texas, spent q few days during the week
with the family Of W. 5. l'uut, cashier
Of the First national bank
Mrs. Emma lihcn and daughter Hat
| tie, Mrs. l. b. Price. Mrs. Hnupc Miss
| Miss Molic Skies and Mr. Rigncy, spent
| last Sunday OF Mineral Wells visiting
| friends and relatives.
Miss Euln Mcdowell of Diccy. was in
the city Wednesday visiting friends.
Mn. j. X. Applcby Of New Whntcom,
| Washington, Is On q visit here to her
sister Mr4 a. j. Richards.
Miss Carrie Jennings left Tuesday for
Dallas, where she will spend some time
with friends before returning TO her
home in Tennessee.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Chris
NlAH iINl'N NNNt an fNllfltNlIlINfNl lllNl
Saturday evening, February 81 at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. El Taylor
South Wenthcrf0rl, when large mum
bor Of guests were present 10 enjoy the
evenings amusement which consisted
OF innocent games, Rotations, music
and well arranged tubles of duinties.
Wednesday evening masquerade
socinblr wls given at tine residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs 7, ~. higgins on Spring
street IN honor of Misses Daisy Barnes
and Ge9tie Henley of Cleburne The
usual festivities were enjoyed incidental
to such social groupings, In the way Of
tete-n -tetes.i music and the ever-rellsled
refreshmcnts! Those who met on the
delcctahle p9casiOn Were: Misses Daisy
Barnes, ~ ''Baby Ruth" Gertlc Henley,
as "SnGw Queen:" Mary Patton, As
Little Daisy" Jennie Lewis nun;
Mary Simpson, night; Nathalin Edgar,
pink domino; Sue White, trouhndour
girl; Willie Gnskcl Spanish dancer;
Kate Bonner, "rQpsy;" Lena Simpson,
queen OF hearts; Cora Atfnthcr. shep-
hcrdces; Me5srs. Felix Heard. Richard
the Lion IIcarted" Charles Henley,
"AthclslAne. the Create" Erwin Rich
arls, cadet: Minor Davidson. George
Washington" Walter Richards. French
znuuye; Ice Gardner, minister; Joe Now
lin, Quaker; Frank Putnam. sailor;
Urln Nowlin. clown; Herbert Altfnthcr,
onNman: Tom HRsscll. city tough: Juff
Neighbors, country Jake, and Robert
LOWS, old woman.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05
A NOW Ar TINE moor.


lhe tronsniiS''on OIL '"''''a ny Pn
gr'ma rom mecca rs Hh "Sc't'ep ''''
anu therefore au6 ul''", 'nn' .." ~,
employed 70 prevent th' Introduction oi
th's terrible plague mo o'h,r ''uu''l's
ought not to Ne hegl'''"i' u y uer"
iore "A' move on 'h' part OF rue
h'n'oef7 "' tue 'n,e'ua'''nN sum
"'y convention ~, InN- 10 "y'o''
n''ne !" USE ihe 'nuu'h'p vi 'n"' puu5
'or ny pi'''n'i'n vi ,"o ''un'u,'f''on
OF t'lS I'S'aHe from lnu'u 10 mecca
anI tne cues AT 'ne hyou OIL 'U' iers'nn
'ul o'Ho 10 PROCURE u p"S''"'' '""''"'
supervision over 'U tue route" Loading
w. Tue n'S 'i'y nhn OF Me''a HS'll'
ine u'u'la,V n'suNu''on VI u,o ~"
s'l"S n''ns 'np'1uR" '"ul'"''n'
l'r WINE 'n' p''EIiu' 'A route
m'y u''''"''i'" w''''' F,'m7'
~ 'n' Guy are 'nou''"us '' i'"pl' from
EUROPE anu asa ana tae t''u'H'nF p"'
S'"n' "H' up p"' p''' '"''"N! 'nu'u'
'nv NOME "' tn' 'no'''", are "' n"nla az
I'M. " 'U"',',' 'l' ,,s'"s'' anu QUO,
~ u ,o''''o'u w N,S''" ''' 'p''u'
p'..'''N' "' ~'"e !" Nv
"a va' ~ '"''"Ntv 'n'o .io' ''V oy
.s'u lu''' i.,' '"u 10 PUT 'ne town ~
Vleap sa,S' 'ho''ra, 1t is wen
N'' wv, ~ " u''u u' , onn ~ 'ne tal's
" ,,l ,'''y'e's "'r 70 DE- I'''a upon 1t must
~. ~ ,'V' III w. 'ou' p'''u'"s P'u'es III
"a" C, rVis 'l'y'
~ ,''-Su ""''0,' III uo'n heM'shh'reS'
na's . 'lsn' 10 ue'aanH sanitary defense
"sa'", ", u" Enemy 80 obstructive oil hu'
, rra" nle' ana paNo'y4'ns to business.
eon.rai a,,,. W.. ~ ,1' SWEEP OF Que
,h" .o ,'',gs''''' "ouiu puS WIRE over
on o ,ts''N''''V ''qU'''u W an ouecuNe
NS ,",
,,.,. ~ uans'r pl rs dissemination by Mo
n Manu-. plsel.nS ~ NOT as iar re-
n9'ed Us Formerly intercourse with all
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05
OVER ONE HUNDRED.
But She Bmvrly, But Valnly, Tried to
Save n Life.

But She Bmvrly, But Valnly, Tried to
Save a Life.
Muncic Ind. March 2i.-NIiss Ella
May Dokcrson, aged H. and Aunt Betsy
DAVIS. aged lui years, occupied the same
ward IN thr poor house. Miss Dlckcrson
is subject TO epilcptc fits and while
sealed near the fire place, IN which
natural gus Is used TO heat the rooms
the young woman was seized with III.
and felt into the fire bead first Tho Old
l9dy'a eyes have nearly grown shut from
old ugr. her voice Is wcil, aud she *
nearly helpless. She brayely tried TO
pun her companion from the fire. hut In
VAIN, and her own clothing caught fire
In the effort
Mrs Watson. wife of the sunerintppd-
emit was near, and smelling the peculiar
odor caused by the burning hair and
ilcsh, made hurried search Of the house.
hnding the two women in the nerilous
position. Miss DcBcnson was still living
IN tho fire and Amt Betsy was trying
10 quench tdc flames that were fast ap-
pruhchlug her flesh The young woman
was. quickly pulled from the fire and
the burning clothes were torn from Aunt
betsy, In doing so Mrs. Watson was
severely burned about the hands, arms
and iucc. After ten hours terrible sui.
ioring the young woman died.
Aunt Betsy Ia couisied to her bed and
i is very doubtful II she survives many
hours
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05

Peculiar Packages Found In Tho Fur.
nacos Of Brick kilns.

Indianapolis, Ind. March 4-Jnmes "a
T,vinamo. proprietor Of the evt,usiv,
brick yanls south of THE city. this after.
noon unerthcd what looks 10 he n
dynamite nlot He WIS preparing Ia
START FIRES ln his several kilns, ana IN
zach ir,ilace was found two or threc
supposed dynamite packages. A badly
written card was ME @g9d with tie
which was picked ont phrases couvevins
"a Warning against fnrthpr operations N
the yards. IL is believed Tint tho st31
WIS nlpeei In the furnaces hencfl thni
an explosion would take place when ~
fires were started, Tho su0 looks Ike
un1n q chemist 80 nnalize H. He ~
plsa invoked the aid Of he noiice nuthorl.
ties. He kaiuws Of 10 reason why there
should be a plot agalnst his life or
property.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05
A PANTHER CITY ENrERPRisF

A PANTHER CITY ENTERPRISE.
Henrietta Herald.
a Herald representative went 10 FoTt
Worth the early Part Of the week. ana
while there was invited to visit the Gel
cbmted Fort Worth brewery, Of which
Institution MIR. w. u. Loving Is man
ager. Under tho escort Of Mr.. Loving
and Mr.. Martin Casey, president ot the
company, We inspected tlis mammoth
concern from garrett TO cellar and
were highly edited and entertained
thereby Beer has long been popular
beverage with Americans and the de
mnnd therefor Is annually increasing,
and while It's abuse is 90 be deplored,
its use in moderation viii always he
iudulgcd IN TO greater or lessor extent
IN all parts Of the country. This fact
being realized. Il is quite patent that
the establishment VI a brewery Is 60 he
looked upon more in the hght OF bless
ing iLan otherwise as il serves 70 keep
money here which would certainly 20
elsewhere for the same purpose, besides
bringing mOney from other markets.
The Fort Worth brewery Is an institution
Of which the projectors may well fei
proud. and this section 10 general aud
the Panther City IN particular are to
be congratulated upon ~ success.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05
REFLECTION ON THE WIDOW.
Chiengn Hnrnll.

Kentucky editors cannot be too careful
about what they print. Tho citiyons ~
the blue grass commonwealth are tonchy
aud statements published with the most
auiablo Intentions are liable to cause
trouble Here * the editor of the Mount
Sterling Times. for example, who printed
what he thought was u graceful obituary
notice, winding M with the pcrfunctory
statement that "tho deceased had gone
TO q happier homo" He liz now tho do
fendont In u libel suit brought by the
widow Of the CORPSE, and when he goes
home after seeing the paper TO press
he takes the middle of tho street and
carries his shotgun ut full cock. The
notice was gratis, too,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05

force In English political affairs. Not even
'hc queen can rule her people ns Glad
stone has ruled them. She owes her POI
aition to her birth. Gladstone owes his
to the free choice Of the people, As
long as he lives his opinions win find
expression in parliament Andrew
Jackson, after he retired to the Hermit
age, was consulted in ali important POI
litical movements by the leaders of the
Democratic party and it was said that
no important measure ever became a
law II be opposed it, In the same way
the leaders Of the liberal party in Eng
land will still take counsel with Glad.
stone. Though he IS ez-premier, he Is
US much England's master as ever.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05

Married. at the pretty suburban home
OF j. w, Wheeler. In The South part Of
town, Wednesday evening. February y.
Mr. w. A. Ritter and Miss Maggie
Wheeler. Rev W. u. Wear ofhciaiinr.
Mr.. Ritter is one Of our most prominent
young business men. Miss Wheeler Is
Que OF Chilllcothe's most charming Young
ladies'. They both have host OF friends
here, who wish for them smooth sailing
over the matrimonial SEA Of life
Miss Znla Allison. a charming young
lady from Quunah, who has been visit'
Ing re.atlves IN and around Chlllieo,ho
for the past week, returned home Sun
luy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05

BY Mail-fn ndvance--Postage PAID;
Daily and Sunday, one year. .........Ss. %
Daily aud Sunday, six months. ....... 90
DAILY and SUNDAY three mouths,. -
Duly and Sunday, one mouth. ,.s4.... 80
Ine sunday Gazette uB TO ~ pagc-l =, ~,
uno 49, ,,,,,c,s
pages pachl. Observation-Disclosures. %
Daily. delivered BY carriers in The city
and all towns and cities where there are
local agents. 10 cents week. or " GEMS
per month.
Remit by bank draft, express or money
order. Do not send individual check
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05
100 nenLY npucArnn.

Detroit Free Press,
"Educption said Unrlc Josh lis or
mighty good thing, hut sometimes Il
does more harm than good
"rhcres no doubt OF thnt,n
81 oncot knowed case whorc cdncn.
ton came purity nigh drownin' rale
nlcc young lady" he went on.
GLOW was thatY'
'Nyhv, she fell into tho water an bcln'
too high toned to hollcr help she yelled
ont .assistance.' An ther blamed fool
hired hnnd tibet heard her last about
five minutes maxim M 'la mind whether
ter pull her out or 70 home fur die
tonary."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05

Con, I,onEstreet's attack on tho mini.
tary ability Of Gen. Darly Is Ia mo vrnrs,
OF taste. lariy Ia dead II Gen rons.
street had anything to say m cri,,cisS,
OF his record, he could have said II M
any tine in TIE thirty years since mo
war, Darly may have Been n ssn,r,.
out AZ IS singular that he could have
.stainea the confidence Of his superiors
Il no was utterly without military STRAIT.
egy' as Longsueet says he was There
was no call for Iongstrcct to make tbls
aSSArae The request Of ro,vmaper
ruporter for an expression Of opinion Jid
not compel him TO unclose his lips If
he aad nothing to say but what was n
nc nature q condemnation. he sSonld
have declined to talk, at leas, untIi the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05

Mr.. d. y, Gopher was appointed general
circulation agent for the Daily Gnzette
October / His travelling rrpres cntnuyaa
are J. 1. Mullen, Albert Rogers and J. r.
Tory
Letters Of authority are given % all nc
credited agents Of the Gazette. and In case
o. doubt psrs99s representing then ash,n,,
their authority.
All postmasters arc authorized TO act rs
agents f0r the Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05
THE WoMnN SANG.
Ending Heated Argument Between
Pastor aud Flock.

Springfield, Ohio, March i.-Thirty
years ago Methodist church was erect.
gd at south Charleston. this county, and
last Sunday was the first Sabbath In
Those long years thnt no religious SER
vices, were held. The congregation as
semhlod as usual. and Rev. II. ID.
llSpes, the pust0r, occupied the pulpit
Before tho regular services opened he
read circular asking the CONGREGATION
TO SIGN q petition requesting the legisla-
turo TO pass ihe cunriy local option hin.
John Murray, a leading member and
stqnch Republican. objected 10 combininu
politics and religion Roy. lIypes h 4
,rohihitionis, aud gently roasted Mr..
Murray, \ war Of words followed In
which j. j, puelcy ard othcrs took part
Everybody became excited, hnt the wo.
men commenced singing hymn and
drowned thc argument After tho sing,
ms Mr. Webster moved 10 adjourn. and
the congregation left the church.
Angosiurn llltters should hnd a place In
every hNusehuid. The best cure for lndigesl
ton. Nlanunemrel by Dr. j. q. ID sleeer,
4 Sons. All druggists keep them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05
oo.opnnArvn FuNNnALs.

There Is movement on foot 10 meet
thls emergency. The undortakers will
look upon Il with an unfavomble eve,
but the rest Of tho community will re-
gard IL IN the light OF u true philnn-
ihropy. The purpose u TO buy plant.
80 to speak, aud to furnish uN the proper
equipment for funeral 10 tho poor az
cost price, or az an inncrccptlbio profit,
Just enough 10 cover wear aud tear,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05
MooroN.
Mrs, Childs sells tho Country Home of
Her Distinguished Hsubnnd

Philadelphia. Pa, March The
widow OF George w. Chids his sold
iqr Il private consideration, her mag
Noolop, near Byn Mawr, to George w.
Omlds preNcl, tcr husbands successor in
charge OF the Ledger. She hud prcyi-
ously sold to John II. Drexcl the Chids
mansion ON Walnut street, In the city.
and viii reside hereafter In New York.
where she can meet any OF her old
friends, including Mrs L. =. Grant. md
Toe removed from the scenes of her great
sorrow, More distinguished Americans
and foreigners have been entertained M
Nooion than In any other private home
Ia The United States.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05

Atlanta Constitution
II is about time for the peoples rcprc-
sentative TO carry out the will OF the
peonle for the sake ~ harmony II Is
about time TO redeem tho pledges Of the
platform for the sake Of harmony. n
IS about time to nut Democratic prlnci-
pies In operation for the sake OF har-
mony.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-05
oRNAMnNrAL ANp usEr11L

The pasteur Germ Proof Filter Is
highly ornamental AZ well as useful
Ii adds beauty and hriglaness 10 every
part Of the house, and brings health and
comfort 10 the inmates. See them at
Howo's Pharmacy, Main and seventh