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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-11
TeStiINOuial.

Arrangements have been CON-
pleted for a testimonial to the Jones
Musical family on Friday evening.
June %. at Harper's theatre. ten
dered by Americas greatest German
dialect comedian, John II. Franz
Compson, supported by a splendid
cast, presenting the latest New York
success, 1.-The Merry Cobbler," Mr..
Compson appearing in the title role,
introducing his singing specialties.
The Idlewild mandolin club are
down for several numbers, and the
Jones Musical family will be seen in
new choruses and specialties. 1.-The
Merry Cobbler" is comedy drama
in four acts, and is brimful of COM
edy and music from start to finish.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-11
BAH Notes.

John G. Luton. of lie Row, N. Y,
a prominent grocer and G. A. Il.
man, says: 81 have been troubled
with indigestion and biliousness for
years. Tried Parks tea and it has
cured me. recommend it to every
body"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-11
Tuesday,.

nlsCOrNT LACE SALE -
,am : to - a. M. we will place
q. entire line of Silks, Buttons,
s,,bons. Irish Point. Venice.
r,lincincs, Linen; in fact, every
,s,c Of Lace in the store ut %
!. cent oil -onc-!ourth of reg
4. store price-the bargain
sairr, snap.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-11
Towels.

just received another invoice
of 3SX1S inches, all Linen Hcuk
Towels, imported to retail at
pc. our price only dc as long rs
they last.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-11

The pleasant effect and perfect
safety with which ladies may use the
California liquid laxative, Syrup of
Figs, under all conditions. makes it
their favorite remedy. To get the
true and genuine article, look for the
name of the California Fig company.
printed near the bottom Of the pack
age
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-11

There were several eXcitable peo-
pie yesterday at the Tower,
and before they got through
they led the Tower policeman
to make q number of bad breaks.
In the first place woman lost her
pocket-hook in car going out,
and making the discovery on reach.
ing the grounds. she had a couple OF
Rock Island citizens, who had given
her seat in the car, arrested on
suspicion, and searched. The gem
tlemen. who were subjected to this
outrageously embarrassing ordeal
are business men up town, and are
of strict integrity, and the act of de-
tanning them was an absurdity.
Later. two different young men OF
this city were taken in charge for
improper actions toward young Ia
dies, but were finally released, on
Manager Kindt being advised of the
facts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-11

Generally fair weather. though
conditions favor local thunderstorms
this afternoon; continued high tenn
perature and southerly winds.
F. j. WALL, Observer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-11

: Press has never told of so grand and great a
money saving chance this. Read carefully.
Not an item that is not absolutely and unparal-
leed moneys worth. There will be lively sales
here this week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-11
Wednesday,.

The bottom drops of our i'm
.ssU line Of Lace Curtains.
af ia and see.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-11
Curtains.

ca.liIlc Porterics-Always on
N aohout for bargains. we have
-rha.ed from one of the largest
41rics in the country a job of
IN Chenille Porteries, at n big
srace. worth more at whole
!, than we will offer them for.
81 sharp to get first pick.
e. Sass and $3.50. New
-.,. and they are beauties.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-11
Belts.

Sterling silver fancy buckles
with all silk belt, celluloid,
moirc. cotton and leather. I'M
mense assortment now on dis
play.
Read these items carefully
\ fancy whisk broom. ... SC
A pair silk mitts ......... 14c
y lemon squeezer ...... SC
Paddock and 2 keys. ....... sc
Scythc stone Sc
Solid steel ice pick. . SC
Solid steel polished I-tooth
ice chisel Zoe
Fine bath sponge. &c
Solid steel garden trowel. :. &c
Surprise egg bcater. ...... Sc
Genuine hunters sitter. :. 14c
Fish rods .......... .4c up
Mason jar rubbers. -. &c a,doz
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-11
WON YESTERDAY.
Rock Island Defeats Peoria by a Score OF


in Peoria by score of to s. The
game was practically over after the
first inning, Rock Island having
scored five runs. In SATURDAYS
game Schicker was put out of the
business, being Knocked all about
the field. Harry Sonier was put in
and finished the game. Andrews
pitched his second game against the
Peorias yesterday and won. The
score:
Innings: - d e G. ? u
Rock Island ........ = O O O -
Peor ..-....-..... 0 0 0 0 Is
Base bits-Rock Island. :; Peoria. s. Errors
Rock Island, .; Peoria. .. Baiteries-and
and sage; johnson and Terrien.
Other Sunday Contests.
AT Quincy-Jacksonville, g; Quin-
cy. z. At Omaha-Des Moines. 4;
Omaha, Is.
Saturdays Games.
At Peoria-Rock Island, Il: Peo-
ria, IL. AT Quincy-Jacksonville, 8;
Quincy, Z. At Lincoln-St. Joe, 8;
Lincoln, IS. At Omaha-Des Moines,
s; Omaha, 6.
Lost the Pennant.
The Rock Island High school nine
was defeated Saturday afternoon by
its Davenport opponents by a score
of 16 to 8. The boys were weak in
the field, for some of the fielders
couldn't catch a ball with a dip-net.
About three hundred people were
present and saw the boys lose the
pennant in the tri-city series. Peck,
of the Davenport club, was injured
in the seventh inning by coiliding
with Third Baseman Hull. He was
taken to his home in Davenport, and
there it was found that his collar
bone was fractured. The score by
innings is appended:
Innings: 1874 r az s @
Davenport 49,. 49,. . "a 0 sis
BAH Notes.
Tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock
occurs the game between the picked
mines of Rock Island and Moline.
II anybody wondered why the ice
wagons were late getting around this
morning, the explanation may be
found in the fact that the men who
handle the frigid substance went up
against the lemon beer men yester-
day and were thoroughly thawed out,
the lemon fellows being altogether
too strong for them. The score was
80 to - in favor of the lep,oos
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-11
|adies' Wrappers.

ladies' light and dark Pcrcale
Iappcrs. some of the prctticst
tu. in the market, all made
p 10 the latest styles, wort h
fj our price Csc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-11

In the list of those who contrib
uted their services to the success OF
the undertaking. the name of /. ID.
Burgh, who stood faithful guard at
the entrance to the grounds, should
not be omitted, and taking the event
all in all, it was thoroughly the
browning of consecrated efforts for a
cause most deserving.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-04

twanty second birthdays. was given -
the realdonoo Ut A. j. Wobat"r, ut
Ryan street. last nlght. and notwlth-
standing tho Indictment weather. mere
than nifty friends and acquaintance
honorod the event, md spens the eysng
Ing in eating watcrinalons and plsylpH
all manner OF games. Messfa ueoiAe
lloyd win Fr~l and Charles Carter
furnlahed excellent music AZ ~ O'Clock
the party broke up aud all expressed
thomncivoa az wen pleased with the
evenings enjoyment AnonF lheaN
present were MisnHH Kate Allan, Flor
~ Allen, Mary Wells. Allear Wells,
I.nols Weiln. Carrie Glenn cora Glenn,
Me, ana Mrs ulafk. Mr. aud Mrs H.
NJ Price, Noaarp Walter Allen, ug9fno
W, lloyd. Charles Carter Wlllialn
Fred. william clark Hurry Clafh
Walter llodgors, A. j, webster aud
Harry Price,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-04

Tho german last evening Ne Ye Ar
linston Inn was an elegant analr Tho
weather was very inolomont but In
turforrod little with tho attendance,
ainon the presentation OF the Little
Tycoon, society has been taking a
fast aud, with tho exception o. q
few receptions ana ImprompIu Affairs
nothing has lrananirod within the past
few weeks to break the dull ninnotony
OF the summer SEASON, Thla Ia q meas
uro accounts for the Ecnhrai ihlarent
IA tho funotinn OF last evening aud the
large Attendance,
Tho german was complimentary TO
Mas Annie uowdey Of ra1a, Tex, and
was lod ny AtF. Alfred Luelett
Miss dowdoy, who "a the guest Of hcr
vnolr, Judge Samuel J, Hunter, "a
VOL known Ia Fort Worth society
HAVING boon "A frequent visitor 10 the
city ~ Inc past she " peAuuiul
aud charming lutte woman VI petite
nHura. with a wealth NJ golden hair
melting blue eyns, and diAponitlon
which muitos hur a general fnYpfitu
everywhere,
Ia attendance wcre' Mr.. aud Mira
*, ~, Van Nnndi, ~, MI huh MIS-
Roger wilson, hiiaaos May Lucy, lrmh
Eoadlek, blanche Nhorb, ROSA Ellia,
White Luckutt liensiu LyloH, Edlth
Mclean. Minnie Reilily Kate VnuHnn,
Loon Harold. Laura nollo smith, Ella
Montgomery. Edith BALDWIN, MoaHfH.
piko Maddox. Arch Harold, Horace
ifunter Ray Hunter AZ Jordan. jay
Whitia, y, q. Woathrrby WIN
Rounds, Jerry lllliH Luther liunH,
Charlie tngliuh. John imrs, Charlie
hohoober Henry Williams, a, john
son, Harper nrannon, Paul liauldfidgci
deurge Wray. Mclean, jim llHrdy, Az
LurkQtt ~, 10. hlakenVy From abroad
were, MSS Annie dpWdey, MiHa Daisy
lsump OF bt, Louis, visiting Miau May
1Mcy. Nina Nclllo toeltwth VI Dallas,
visiting Miss Edith baldwin, Momru,
Dave Webb NJ nnllnn aud William rul.
liam OF ~ Louia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-04


In Che county court judge johnson
decided to quuah the indictment In the
caao ~ W n, Robinson. charmed WIN
running a mlGol-u-the.slot machine.
The guaghinH of H., Indictment 10 40
bar 90 a further prosecution.
u, MnthNuc WAS tried ON tho
vhaiHe OF rrbugalnmrht ana found not
guilty WV
i'uige Collins plond guilty To q ohurga
W. hsutlhk hnd ~na uird $40
we county court yesterday no fol
loMlhH eaarn were turdi
hhnh MichlaH, ndultery, nnod gio0.
Hoh' to inll IN default on payment
10Y berry, theft, nnpa $40 ana nont
10 lnll for ton days.
charley Wright Tor canning, anod
Eugene lambert, Tor gaming nncd
George Collins pleaded guilty Of tnm.
ing aud was fined $40,
w the Seventeenth district court yra.
Nrdh3 ", ~ Muuihumury Mod btlt
NNelhNt q y Noouu ot A. fur dnbt
ANA foreclosure.
Mrs, hciNnighr- SUIT.
Mrs Mary MaKWgbt urourb h.,.
attorney, byron JOhunln. I'M. nirt a
suit M the Forty tiuhuh dlHrlct r5u,t
uhnr,rlng n,nt ui" 1.t','u3,,nill 81 Nc
ruliv by f,r0s .i'in,,,,i 'H.n'A unlAW.
En,n Iri.,tii,,i, "'l',W wv ''rllod on
MARY McItnlght and nrc utri 'iauiilI
ar riuil in unIn,'fu6 XXI hYillnE
Fh, plnlutn cues Tor $1,000 dumaioH
and costs
N"'' "n f"iicy
a. tu't hm been Mod In Tho sovou,
i,,enih district court by Mu, Mamie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-04
NO. FOuR'S PRESENTATION.
HINGES ON AN ANncporn or Is.
rEnrunnAnLn rAriGNun.
A 10 John ru,veriser iNina, ceun's
Ci.rh and is@u.r OF Marriage ~
crnse- nA Necessary 10 foar nusi-
ness a. an Accident roiioy, ladies.

Here Is n somewhat remarkable ease
OF bachelor.
No ono In Fort worth needs 20 be
introduced TO John =, King Every
ono knows him ana everybody likes
him. Many love him. lie In popular
by reason Of u routua for being cour-
ieous under all circumstances. Tor pro-
serving, under conditions that would
veN saint unto profanity, a sweBt and
diHnined serenity, unmatched ana un.
mntohable
Note this illustration and n eyer It
hofalls you to have to seek license.
q railroad ticket, a minister aud u
passenger train IN the same half breath
this aneudote or John T.. King VIII
nerve your heurt at the very start
ana YOU can 20 nud time 90 think over
with less ironldallon The particular
wording ~ tho letter you propose to In
diie TO dear papa" tclllng him that
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-04

IA Lcsz Than ono Hundred Yards CT
che New Hotel On Maia street,

Va Lcsz Than ono IIundrod Yards ct
,he New Hotel on aiaia street.
In the hieeit ON tho west side NJ Main
ntreot bstwoen Eighth and Ninth. ueV
q situated pi0co or property whioh
nobody seems TO claim, 1bia property
oauslats In a Lake VI nth, which IL Tod
aud kept supplied In ratS weather
~ tho drain o. tha oEtlre block and The
block iuH. went OF It on Houston street
~ ono tlmo this lake OF
many ooiorn ana odars had nm under
around euuet which drained Il into tho
COVER, but man who claimed that he
had thn nFht TO cut tNla means nf oa-
cnp0 ar did no. nut ua place got 80
affannivq BY the odors ariamg from II,
another man came nlong and Raid tina
outlet must be opousd which wna
promptly done Alter him another man
appeared on tho Hoono with u shovel
Hud "a plnK who unid the place was
playing h-ll' with him and 80 u was
shut up 0Hain,
We mrtbly mention those facts 20
nhoN how THIS piece % property la
nHid property undertake 20 inV0HtiHnta
provided I, has au Owner, ana fnil in
and Nct ma SUIT RR iiiths aa the water
~ said laAo be can ROT II cleaned for
tho regular price M uhntan i,rna1
Htsam Dya Works which In situated In
Tho Same block They also nay capresa
chnrRca both wayn when aa munh az
40 worth Of work IN n0nt them at one
Tina
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-04

,,le Board ~ ulunsnliop IL r.,
gti,nh i.g last Touches 10 tboir NY wv.
,pn "f thu cllya faN let XXX ,hs
s"Neiea go ,htir llst n tara}ls t9s,
rn ", ~, W 'yine between Do aanin
Am" , ,nAiY itaela that belongs In
alssh nna y, WailM Z e between iho
neither hNi v included Ia
H., has hosn nuersutea Z, A. =,
,ra'nry That he move thsrr. eail !, 49,,
IN, hl Mltd' ruu Tor aiderf1an ,n,S
ih n'ntrrl' nnd thun thhr hla $40 hi r.,
e,sn,, flrraqu Wish ~ a frec an,,,
elahV alnonr Ne psnther clts,a eo,nn
ha.yr. wnea We board IL aldermen XIX
Ivy H1a not exactly decided bu,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-04

plcuis partlcs Will hnd Il 10 their in.
trrsata - uah upnu tho Cotton BOT
Nsfore HriurtlnE their pluuln grounds
Naifolt1n, iluated thirty miles orrt III
iurt Vtpith on the line OF tho Cotton
ealt, Il won adapted FOR such pur.
pqsgA Tho grove IL beautiful one.
htiuE wall Ahadcd, a nlcc cool nprlng
ana a large lnlgo, whluh affords Utr
plsaaurq,aeakinE nloknicknra abundant
tAhlAg hunting ana a pleasant day In
d1liFhtful grove, Tho nrounds ara In
eNueilcnt condition aud are well nrn.
vidnd with HwinGp Tor tho children
dining tHhloa and ecutn Tor all Ths
Cation lldit train leaving here az s,bh
oenVaNiont hour, IN tic morning, and
rsterAipH arrives IN N'opt Worth al
fi4 IN The evening, Spoaial rates and
attoatien paid 90 HnndhV.sohnOl and
pfivnta pionld parties, ilnton very rod.
ronahie ror al turthor Information
spp,s < - 40 A. oAnNlNn,
Worth. TaN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-04
GIRLS EARNING 1 IN

ma a. AK
rms summer Wra,hes ~.
sour,.a 81 v..,,, "MA
49,. N'"'"H uirl...
'N' N"N' ""d Wen !,
idSpunNe-rainr's cr,.. I'd
'P~>a
'l9' 'Wu, three. fonr a..
hllls--tny Tor whol. 4. ,'f y.
work Dohmd eoi,n,o,. NssN, IN
,n,v '''s'7' pF ~ ~.
N,'f
ilnnElnp it Your own dn..,
II nhool,e one Ia ma. tHNN
iinbons eno,. 4, ,,1'H wa' h !.
w ~ ''e' AMI hgts, 4
~ NnV"p'
Trying 90 earn a living Il,
soon b1lnaa OUT all ,ha !. |" Nfna
........,. =" "" NNftlat
"N'".'' ''T'p'V'h 10 kesb 4.
ur'Nn'u, p'tahant-fnrud hnd n. n
days qRn be spartd foe NJ Y"
ntrsppth must nn, n,. Il, WEN u
.n, "'s w elctlls hl
over hsd IN i ,i,,,'. ~ washiar ~
" ,'., ~" ~ , ,,,eA eelrt{ eQiI.,
1919 - ",il ahu full Of
49, .'"'HHV, - ieH'qfsa Nslal1
Nat,,,u 1880, y lvpuA even ilaa N
,V"' w" u,'naunl waste has !, u
w ",'v"' VIZ hu'hNth " Ia
~ ,'I va ',,s 'hv .ssn 10 d. Il
=. inv''' ~ e'Nea NV ~ppelile sfl
1919 =, NJ ie ,' ~ ,n' p9uy ,nef,c IA
~ , WI h ,,l 'l ,.,u ulgt ny n,t,oa !
, nnua,'u' 'i',u' y un iawnf feglhl
VIZ w n"lu NVrh nl1n dliap.
~ ~ Wunu'l'u tha head alQns /, u
w u''Vl,ullh part The htslh \
N0''', ul ,N0 b'eal heryolu ID
Nv 'Nol' ~ a continual epnn
Won from eNolN part u The h1dl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-04

on AuBuht II ana Nc tho Rock Tainnd
WIN seli tickcta 10 Denver and return
~ ono faro for tina round trip. mod
for thirty days returning Throunh
Fleonlng cars leaving Fort Worth daily
az $40 . "a. Don't aVorIash tie met
that y anly takes one hualnoua day be.
tween TeNau and Cni0daro via tho
Rock iHlnnd Route" Nor foldora and
other Information onn al city tlolei
oHlce, CORNER rifth and Mnln
j. O. MoCAur, W. n, ORION
q. y. A., Fort Worth. q. n, a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-04

Is II not good policy Go buy Miami,
and organs from reliable hnunsn rather
ihnn from irresponsible agents on mar.
ties who arc llahle 20 be aOon out az
husineFHf Guarantees from tho rrrt ara
mod ana from the others worthless.
We have been established over twenty.
eight years IA TrxUa
rlloA o0duAN q mo,
dnlNeatcn aud Dallas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-04

Wichita Falls TeN., Aug. i.--nele-
Ea,eH TO tho Congressional Convention,
Nhlreou,h nlntFiui The Fort Worm
Nng Denver ciW railway company viii
.ell ~ ono faro round tflp tickets ron
NpHh " Decatur on Augn3l and g
ana Unit return 90 August 10 rhe
LnNle ana Pacific viii snll 10 Fnfl
it rturn 10 Au0iat ls nriViatrs fr,in
III points un inc lart Worth and nrn.
Nlr city Qnu r0nure one fara tland
MP raves and have limN extended an
ihsN eFn nilaud tho state convention.
RoHuHrtfullY.
Az a. 'rIAst.tnt..s. 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-04
HUNTING MS wlTn.
Howard Wilson seci.s Mrs. wilson
ana Miss Monte Wilson,

$3.50 N"Ns' N'HHhs
detective Scott was asked Tor ala
lNnt night by ~ man who rave his
nnmc AZ Howard Wilson. aud said ~
hailed from Dallas county. In aud.
ms Wlisop'a vito ana child. Wilson
,qlu me detective that hin wife hna
with hur their little four-yont .eld
dnuHhtot NOrinI The wlfa's name IN
llssie. Wilson uaid he did not know
who're hla wife had rAuo. hut had roa,
son 10 believe she was IN Fort Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-04

D9nt faffel tho Ereat cnnthlnatian
sale of slhnuarJ and Wei bred hornos
q inks place Ausuat 2, 81 Vyhra6inani,
stebic cornvrThhd and Thfookmorton.
fugi Worth. TesaH ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-04

IN the sumter u paEs8. but A man.
heath in fsafi 90 eigauiitii5n wifi n.
20 10 iasNad N''N -NVN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-04

There IA a little child hotwssn ma
I years Of NHe whose muther ia nnah!o
adopted ny some mood family nv ~,
city, W 'h'A
Alderman williams, who has cnptrol
OF the pator. says it IL very hrautiful
anu briFht All information deairsa
may ns hgnd from Dr. j, y, Mcknight
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-04

Nn.lv'. 20 l'N eQnsumtrfi fram aat.
ncdg{ Aug9atA tIll October re, yonr
20 nom 'N1 i'aoklNg lioues IN "A
40 cent? per hundtod Wy az
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-04
The Animal Extnt|
Prepared according 10 The ia1aa
MI VA, A. HAMMOND


niL MM A. HAMMOND
In his lNborat, Try nt washinGiosl .
MNpCLilNli. ftam lAe lprn
Tor diHonHoa tf HE cord, Ioss
AtNKin. etcl
Columbia Mo llunl corpnnyi
urullem'n ifur r'yhrai years
ferod from hoe IA lr.Aiaka' VI
had most OF ha fharaolerltni W
un daring palma li'q'aal5i
numb HonHAl mo ~ no a1lss
loot diairuhnu " 0f IN tyehVss n
Of that diHphac. hdRal iaha{ n
lino, an1 rf 'he AniTn4l i.A.rlar
by YOU nucnrdlng 10 III llanH
formula, ana continued iAAlN
u dpaen of i've drops, Three lilae. VI
Iho result In altogether eailh..
Tho dnrtlng pains ntuppod W'.il
month ana have never lt'w 4
rnu stand ana walk very w.h
WIN my eyes open or ahui, Nv II
~ good ana the only remeiln4 =
toms of the disease are SON, Y
moss and tenderness about w, w a
both Of which are grndaAl's aNls
ms Yours very truly, a.,trI
Washington, GA, JANUARY w
aasaraa
Dose, i've drops. Price q dfaenp
Whore local druggists ne ,.
Piled with the Hammond Apw
tracts thoy WIN be niall'pl
with an existing Literature q ~
ioct m receipt 90 price " ~
piii4 uoAuAiiiiA fhHA'uN
wNuhing,on, ~ "
J r. NIoks a Co. Sole as
81 Ma.u Street Ioh weIls
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-04

the wart on her nose. and John went
back 10 work without ~ much 10
rodhuK irritating his pofonnlal r..
tianue. Anh "a few nomeniH aftrr thr
man who writes cards ana mah.H
Rpcncefian birds on visiting cards "a
me lobby or the piclwlult was W
Johns ONCE making all manner OF
winged designs on n hoauufulN Wv
basaed certificate ga tho fnct thnt Ml'H
Methuselnh had the body ppliilVH pri.'
misal0n TO marry Mr.. blamed had-uW'
Talk about phtirncc iudlpa' Why
all YOU dear creatures whoon mngnlhs
cont tempora cndhngar tho roofs unuNf
which you live ought 20 ne, q DO Johh
a. VOL az an accident policy,
Take tho word OF The man who ~
now. at tho hehcft OF tho Npunr La
dies bachelor salvation Club, tounhlnH
NJ John yoraclauHly that not q hleln-
Tor, ahlar finer bachelor nhldoa In Tex
nv than John lulVotlsrr kim and ~
he II committed 10 The dwceleat medi-
tations of your hearts. iiouAp MN
lhrfo woll,
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TELEGRAM'S CIRCULATION


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am, s,,.arlnu by His HiyRi.
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A criminal charge of swearing falsely
:, ,h. ,t,,,l,ttnn OF hia manor against
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i'o'h'e, h''''l''
Tie Evening TelcHlalni was FlN'h
preliminary hearing before Indsg RAM
ala IA p,. h,sti,, court Yesterday AZ.
tefhpoh'
Tho states action II based on an
ntfidAylt s,yorn 10 by W, A. Garner
a. na.,,.. 4, a., ,,.,ne,, Of A
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dAllN puhneeVnh ohU'u Wv NN''h"h
Mall Il N published In this city
Some, dnya ngn hs Mail admitted
~, H.. .,,,. ,,,,,,n ~, IN, citv
wv " Wv WY ''"''' 'N' Wv
printing The Telegram wan alNn
among the bidders. Tho Telegram was
awarded lin, epnirnet ON tho baaia of
49,. h, ...,,,......, a.. ,sn.
Wv Hbul" at WIN" ~ W w.
llnKncaa tn do the cltyp printing, anu
OF lta circulation.
"A, ma att,1nylt an rir,,iintlon Mnua-
a.. 80,
h'l 'o'lAl' N"'"l" N""' =" Wv
OF hls knowledge ana hcliof the o'rout
lation az Tho Telegram averages over
400 daily,
The ntatoH action IN based on lniot,.,
nation IN the shape oi nh alhlhWt
made by Garner who nwunrh lhnl 10
tho hoHt pf HIS knowledge ana peNet
Manager liQrlale knowingly aud VII
fuliy pOrlurOd himself In MS circulation
HnldhVit
Attorney Gillespie represented the
ninto with Garner at hlh elbow, prompt
II IA Williams uresideut OF tho Btnta
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the circulation OF INC IolhbiNlnf ~
explained thNt ut ms pothoun hhoWlr
rdEo ho dld not, tue matter h'luk H1''lN
IN charge OF the manager of tho hd.
yrrtiamu department, Mr. Htollr from
whom hr received hln information On
lhn auhiUrt at any tlmu duHircd MI
steua made tic daily orders to tho
prcuhmnn, who returned due notice uf
their execution. nc mover himself Hr.
MAJ an th, hnnhs ,yI,i,h rgrnr.rn Mia
mnttrr hoylng "nu,lst" rnnnJsnpn IN
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pu,enHHv nom lhn Natri'' company
70 nave neon ~ low ~ 5000 nhl To nave
rlaou TO over o0l0 lig could not Rivo
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lhut Information rom MT Htrllo
Az question asked hN Attorney gu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-04

Aud every part on the county WIN be
hnerally remembered IA tho npselnl
hsne OF the uaaotlo hOan ~ be III
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-04

of every town ia Che county viii he
i4seed by 'ha uasetie '' " ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-04

Total vpte,r,,,v.s. .sttu.ss "5ihf
Exactly $3.50 votes were pullfd yoaicrs
dav THIS excludes votes received after
4 o'oluog. rolla CLOSE then, and thcso
VOTES, a great number ut which add
new candidates and shows Fort
Nnrih's immense resource ~ hnchcf
lor. win be counted ana accredited for
tomorrow ana The rsmarlA given,