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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

OF the many applicants for nomlna-
ton to each office can be successful
but they all think that II will be the
Other fellow" who Will fall down In
the stretch. About all OF them have
made their peace with the hnAnc
committee by paying their assessments.
As has been raid, everything points
to a sweeping Democratic victory.
The Cali.
To the Democrats OF Tarrant County:
In pun. uance to the action Of the
Democratic executive committee of Tar
rant county, primary election will be
held on Saturday. May 10, 1894. to
nominate Democratic candidates for the
various county and precinct offices, to
be nlled at the general election held on
the first Tuesday in November, next.
county convention IS hereby called
to meet In the city OF Fort Worth on
the % day Of July 1894, for the purpose
Of selecting delegates to the state. sena-
toru and notorial conventions, 10
nominate two candidates for representa-
tives In the state legislature and for
the transaction OF such other business
as may properly come before said con-
yention.
Delegates TO this convention will be
elected at the primary election to be
held on May ~, and on the basis of
representation adopted. the respective
voting precincts are entitled to elect
the following number of delegates, viz:
GleuwoOd, / Manchester Mills. .:
Hnndley, .; Arlington. 10: Johnson's
station, .; Forrest Hin, /: Titles, 2;
Subjects. ?. Mansfield, S: Rendun, /
Crowley, A. Enon. /; Oak Grove, /:
Kennedale, 1; Prairie Chapel. 3: Leon
arde, /; Benbrook. @ White Settle
ment. /; Arlington Heights, /; Azel .;
Dido. 3; Montgomery. /; Keller, .; Has
let, /; Padens .: Grapevine. s. BEDFORD,
3; Euless, 8, Smlthheld. .; Birdville 4:
Riverside, L. Mitchels. 8: First Ward.
u; Second Ward. 10: Third Ward. 10:
Fourth Ward, 70; Fifth Ward, II: sixth
Ward. -; Seventh Ward, 8: Eighth
Ward. 4; Ninth Ward. Il.
All voters OF Tarrant county who de-
clare themselves 10 be Democrats, and
that they will support the Democratic
nominees for state county and pre-
cinct offices, ana who voted for the
Democratic presidential electors In 1892.
save where prevented from so voting. il
OF age, by absence, sickness, or such
other good cause satisfactory to the
Judges Of election, are cordially invited
10 participate In said primary election.
G., p. MEADE.
Chairman Dem. Elk Com.
II. r. EARLY. Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

box OF rhuhnrd Then Chancellor Com
nand-r s. b. Gay OF Ruby Lodge
ionk a hand and lent voice In the
auction until ali the goods had been
sold netting about 300. which Is 10
be added to the sum realized al the
city han entertainment, the total pro-
coeds 10 be devoted 10 paying the
expenses Of tho Pythians TO Washing
ton.
The prize for the lady selling the
most tickets was so evenly contested
by Misses Katie Dawson and Ida
Stelnfsidt that Miss Dawson was
awarded watch and Miss stelnfeldt
a diamond ring.
The contest for the most popular vol
unteer fireman WAS between Don y
Adams and Ben ". Bell. the latter
capturing the gold medal donated b,
Mitchell after getting 1874 votes
The contest closed at u o'clock, and
Just on the stroke of the hour gen
ueman handed o,cr so and wanted
100 votes for Mr. Adams, but he was
Just Few seconds too late
Dan"ng was continued after the
prizes were awarded Hud mos. en-.
joynbie evening was spent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13
~ THE COURTS.

Chairman George p. Meade. OF the
county Democratic executive commit
tee. today issues call to the tue
Democrats Of the county. The call
which appears below. explains Itself.
Mr. Meade reports that the maehlner,
OF the party is in good working order
and taat the horizon in the direction
OF the road to success is free from
clouds, In other words a long pull
and q strong one will land every nom
lnec " the Democratic primaries into
Az the candidates went 70 Mansfield
,his morning aud they are spending
the day there airing their RESPECTIVE
merits and iedsting. And the most r.
Variable. but not unusual feature con.
eefning them Is the fact that each
anu every one thinks he has a copp,.,
IiVeted ctnch on the plum he Is after
VI course, they know that only on,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

ranks and come In for Its share Of
corunendation. A party Of capitalists
from Utica. ~ ". vino visited ms
school a few years since In company
with Mayor Paddock. expressed thein-
selves as being highly grained ana
one Of them. Mir. Crokenham, IN an-
dressing the scholars, remarked mat
as far as ne could see. there was nttle
difference in the character OF the work
done here and that done IN the great
Empire state. Prof. @. w. Ware ara
Mrs II. o. Evans, the specialists In
writing and music. declare that they
are much pleased with the progress
OF the pupils I'm these branches Inc
teachers employed In the school are
earnest. and their work IS thorough.
Many Of the older students are forced
10 drop out" In order TO go to work
to help maintain themselves, but a
small number are able to remain until
they complete the course Last June
a class OF six young men, Thomas Ben
tamlu. Alpheus F. Brashears, j. Gran
Vile Burts, Charlie Crouch, Marshall
Frazier and Arthur William short, was
graduated. The orations delivered by
these young men were OF nigh or
der. and many encomiums We're show
cred upon them by the Fort Worth
dallles. Three Of them are now en-
gagged as tenchers In the school. The
principal. Prof. ]. NJ. Terrell, has oc-
cupied this position since lSs2- He Is
a gentleman OF fine scholarly abili-
ties. and has taught successfully SIX
summer normals, This year Superin-
tendent Carlisle has appointed him TO
conduct the summer normal 10 be To-
Gated at Marlin. He has charge Of
the high school department or the
school. The other members Of the
faculty are Miss Clarissa NJ. Thomp-
son. sixth and NTH grades; Marshall
Frazier, fourth grade; Mrs, Mnrcelite
Landry Terrell. third grade; Thomas
J. Benjamin. second grade, Alpheus
T. Brashears and Miss Amanda +.
Woodland. tirs. grade The enrolment
thus year L. 400
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

The finest bread B made from WASH
burn-Crosbys Gold Medal -four
Twcnty-thrpe hounds boat Cram
ln+.d sugar stOo. 'rhe Great A and j.
Tea co
A rood mans. t,,r, ,t,-,t, ,,,.,.,,,,. ,,,,t,
on T., r,r',tt, ",'it' P''P'u Nl'l
Co., -, 'V'N 'VN"s !" near
For meeting National Homeopathy as
aoci1iun the Rock Island VIII sell tick
rlN 70 Denver ana return az one fare.
Tickets VIII he sold on June " aud 10,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13


There's ~ destined goal va
storm-swept soul,
Must drift In It's fragile w,
When no human VIII can y"
still. u,
When the heavens eclipse 'p
dew drlps
on the boundless sea Of n' 4. (
And the faith star laves ~ r.
waves. -.
And leaves not a trace q
When the Christening rod p'''s
cry my God
why hast thou forsakel y. n !. A.
And the cruel pain lea'S
on the eruciHsIon tree.
TITS the helpless hour unen =
power, - .,t \
Can rescue though near X, ". h.
For an unseen hand hoins =
land, -, ~
And alone the bark aV'A
IT'S the midnight hush -
days flush. ntj
When tine sun shal ~ isa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

Mich; j f. Black. Wellington, Kan :
Chas Lewis and wife, Houston; c. S.
Williams Franklinton, N. C.; a. Wash
mood, Dallas; W. II. Blair, Jno. a .
Blair, city; u. Freil and wife, Strut
full, Canada; Geo. Chappell. Texar-
kama; p. II. Carter, Dallas; n. ID.
Camp, Denver; S. l.. Brooks. Albany,
N. y; j. w. Ward, j, II. Terril. Pal
istine; j b. Hasty, st. Louis: u. A &.
Unger, San Antonio; j. r. Conklin,
Big Springs; j w, Lee, Rush Springs;
f. l.. Thomas, Corsicana; G. H. Rev,
city; f.. NJ. Jolly, j T, Kennedy, city:
w. Il. Cobb, Wichita Falls.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13


Hon. W n. Magll or Seymour Is At
the Pickwlclt.
Mir W. A. Butts returned from
Wenthorford last night
Mrs u. A. Rutta went To weather
ford Saturday morning 10 hear sam
Jones.
Mics Minnie Williams and Allss NJ.
city
u, s Terry Of the Terry Dry Goods
company, who has been i'm St Louis
on business Tor hls house, has returned.
Mr. and Mira, George Robertson VI
Arcadia, La, ARE visiting O.. w. Hol-
llnwsworth aud family. at 1915 Taylor
atreot.
Mr. u. u Johnston. FOR a number
of years with Wear Boogher. dry goods.
has decided to east hts lot In Fort
Worth. aud usslstel by paroles with
large commercial interests elsewhere
VIII open up a dry goods ami clothing
store IA the lfurmSra' and Mochnuics'
bank building, under the name OF 1.-THE
Hub"
Mrs $ c. Long and Miss AMMO Long.
mother and sister OF Mrs 6 10 Muir
dock. accompanied by Mrs. L. r. Rob.
crtson and Mrs A. II, Lyle. arrived
from Atlanta, Georgia, with nr
llnwthorne, Mrs. Lone and Mas Long
Will be the gucsN OF Mrs. Murdoch al
dld Burnett Htrcot. Mrs .ylr aud
Mrs Robertson will he the guests OF
other relatives.
r. q McPcak, OF Nashville Tenn.
arrived In the city yesterday. II,
brokerage and commission h,lsincss
immediately, Mr. McprAlS Ia wei,
known and highly respected In m,
CITY FROM which he comes. aud win
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

The colorcd school building OF Fort
Worth y "a handsome frame structure.
situated on East Ninth street. between
Elm and Pecan. Since It's erection. tho
town has grown rapidly In this di-
rcctlou: the Fort Worth & Denver.
the Santa Fc, and the Rock Island
tracks run near; the brewery occupies
the next block; the compress and the
elevator are a fow hundred yards 10
the south; the Rock Island Is building
a freight depot directly in front OF H.
and the uolsc Incident to 81 much
traffic Is necessarily becoming SO con-
siderable that the board Is discussing
the ndvisihihty of moving the school
70 more quiet neighhorhood. The
building consists OF eight rooms. fairly
wen supplied with the modern appM.
ances for school wCrk. The colured
population o. Fort Worth Is small. In
pvuporticn to the size Of the city.
and when the present system went
into operation. under Superintendent
Alexander Hogg, IN 1852. the hoard
deolded that better results would be
attained by ccntralizinR their EFFORTS
ON one school than by dividing the
fund Go maintain a number OF small
ward schools The event has fulfilled
their expectations, Tho school has
made a line record. The schools OF
Fort Worth, as Ia well known. are on a
nigh rlane. and the board has been
fortunate IN securing class " teach
err that are not cnly capable. but
have the best interests OF the school
az heart. Fort Worth makes no dis
ctinunati y IN the matter ~ nay. and
expects no difference in the quality
or The work. Excellent work Is being
Npne AL over the city. Visitors nom
diGercnt parts OF the country have
snoken IN slowing terms OF rs eni-
cheney The coiored school al bufid.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

'HNNiAA bASldAtNs
New York, May l2.-The World. in
an editorial. this morning warns SEN
atofs Hill and German, Brlce and
smith, against selling out to the sugar
uusl. anu says there are two other
senators who are under snsnicion and
could name them, but will not for the
present
II begins TO look as II a suppressed
sensation Is about To be develoned in
connection with the dealing OF Wash
ington politicians in sugar. which have
eeeh known on the quiet In the street
IL III some time. but have only been
niluuea 10 IN a roundabout way IN the
reports OF their Transaction. The
Morld, IN opening its editorial on
ttlis subject says that the sugar, trust
eNpeet that no tariff bill win pass the
senate In view OF this IL recon-
mends the passage BY the house Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13
WHEAT, CORN AND COTTON
AND ALL OTHER cRoPs GROWING
LuxuRIANTLy
Under the Glorious sprinR showers
OF the Past Few Days-The Mar
Let Gardens Have Refresh-
Ing Look Lovely to Beboid.

-, 49,, =, ,,,o
ram mas ialieh seNtfai '''''e7 u
In this vicinity, and has been dulS
mentioned In the local chronicles every
In. =, ,.lt
''i'i' -
but that ~ not enough.
II has rained everywhere. Travellers
from different directions confirm the
ronort ,h., Ncr,b,rn Texas has lust
r,.ca,ysd ono ~ the most complete and
x, -,
Hofoush Nstu''ss II "'n H'u va
time. Aud crops are growing hnely.
Y,aterdayfs showers gave the finishing
,a,.,s -. - ,,..,s'',,, ,-,,-,, a, th,.
49,, ~, nv. 80, rsratning dnvs
~ '.s.,,,.,- I'm t.. ,.t,,',.t.,,s al 6esItb-
a. - -, ,,etrh AM rtuar
i,asr at ,,if a.. nn. ~ ia. nest ever
80, a., ti,ts s.rtjon
M -. c-on
"N
Ana corn can almost be seen 10 grow
rs the dark blades unfold ana expand
under alternate showers ana days OF
radiant sunshine. II IS SAID AN extra,
ordinarily large crop mas oeeh planted
ia,,i,t ahon, ~ M aIr.a ,,, t"i,,e above
49, -, s,,,,t a.,i 20 land
,,5,tci, 40 ,,,,,nt isst ,eer has been
,'ta,.t.d Nts,, nasf,,,ts a. T'arrant
~ i,-,', -, 49,. 49,, -
,.,,,,.,t ~, ,.,,iti,,at,d t.its .setpe ~
Xxi. 700 I,,,G ts in cotton mi more
~, is IL, ,,,,,,
.,,t t,,.,,,.,,,, how. c..r,~t,. bft ,ba
s.asor viii their blp '-crsnre mis-
,,-t,, y5,ith ,',,rt a - st.,,t as a..
spr,'s ,,,,,, h ,su Az s,,, ausht 10 he
,,,,fur.d Win nnvtbinr iixc n fair
,,,rt,,,,,,t %, ,,ie ma st,n,,,s,
~ ,.',,s 49,
Al" '"''""' '""
Cotton Is springlng up out OF the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

]. NJ. Williams and wife TO John
Smith. lands on west fork OF Trinity
river. 5000 release Of vendor lien.
$, NJ, Fry and wife to l.. i. Highly
lot No %, in block No, l24. s2125.
Jake Johnson and Robert Mozart. lot
IN Fort Worth, 10 Robert Session.
$1,000.
Gilbert Phelps and Dora PHELPS his
wife. 10 f. II. Reilly, parcel az lana IN
Fort Worth. $500 '''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13
CONVENTION Of PLUMBERS.
business of tho session-Executiye
Committees Disqualification
OF officers. Etc.

The following well-known plumbers
came in on the Missouri, KANSAS &
Texas train at II a. m. yesterday from
Houston. where they were attending
the ntth annual convention OF the
masicr plumbers' association Of the
state Of Texas: George W. Pruelt. O..
ID. Aclsley, J. T.. Osborne. j. 10. Aus
tin and James Barry. They were
highly entertained while IN Houston.
The following business matters were
taken up while In session..
The meeting was called TO order by
President d. May OF Galveston. az
1850 a. M. May S, In the pGrlOr Of
the new Hutchlns House, and MT. w.
W. otter or Houston local introduced
Hon. Mayor Browne OF the Magnolia
City. who made an appropriate adj
dress OF welcome to the members OF
the association, and invited them 90
call on him for anything they might
want while IN his beautiful city Pres
ident May then IN "a behttlng manner
responded on behalf Of the aHsociatiun.
The executive committee was then APP
pointed AZ q committee On CREDENTIALS.
This committe made Its report and the
following officers and members were
reported present: President -. j May,
den of San hnfonio. 1,reaa,ircr G II.
shafer. Of san Antonio; executive com
mttee Dan sullivan, chairman. Dali
ID AelfIev Fort worth ma i u. Mad
den atnie vice nrcsldeni ~ Inc na.
tionnl nssooiatlon
Thr folIoyine ner,bers wore prea-
ent. w " Ofter and n r. Morris.
Houston: w a. Burke aud Tcngarden
= snit,,,a, ~ ga-,,n ,,,,S ~ .
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

"e Nhs Nn'et director OF the Geo
logical Survey.
Press Report.
Washington, May 1.-THE reslgna-
hon Of Mai. John W. Powell, director
OF the geographical survey, has been
accepted by the president. to take effect
July /.
He Will be succeeded by Prof. VOL
colt, chief geologlst of the survey, and
one of the faculty of the University of
Chicago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

Does your artist friend paint por-
traits true to life?"
He did at first. but he has learned
better"
"lndeed2"
Yes; the first two or three commits
slons he executed We're so true to life
that the sitters refused to take the
pietures.-Chicago Record.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13
HOTEL NhRIvALs.


r. L, MADDOX city: W. "A c..,,..
clarendon; n, j. Norton. Housto,, ms ~,
Texas Central railway. 7. J. Pni,,s anu
houston. Miss; +. b. Rodvers ''iS 'slIil
N,iyeth. A. d. Niyeth. civ. p . ti Icon
.s,'ezsrksna; z A. McAiIster y, ' pss &c.
s a. ~ stons. NJ p. city W. 81 WIN
'aii's' osden; chas. Rollins. pefra,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

they Keen Thctr Secrets Wen-No
iinh' On Their Mcc;iuw Here.
Great interest attaches the session
M the order OF Railroad Conductors
llHs cloHed here II was giVen out thnt
me meeting was simply to elect dele.
rates TO the national convention, but
occurring in tho world Of organized M.
nor u rs likely that aOmu important no.
pom was taken which OF course " not
likely to be disclosed on account of The
ilose obligation to secrecy Imposed ON
lhpae who took part In the dciihera.
70 well thus far that nobody outside
knows anythlng about their proceed.
nga. Z Indeed. anything wne done eN-
lqpi the election OF delegates and on
,otsing Bob HlggH FOR the legislature.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

The Kings Daughters OF st. Pauls
n social Tuesday evening, May Is. at the
residence of Mr., Rouse. ma East See
ond street, FOR the benefit or the window
FUND, line program win be ron
dered, Refreshments served. after witch
each gentleman viii be presented with
u "lSinw's Daughter"
EVERY Dldy invited
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

CURED on board the British armornd
orulser GnlateR today. which resulted
IN the death OF two officers, al Queens
Ferry ON The Firth OF Forth. A Scr-
man squadron arrived THIS mornina
and the Galatea was nring u saiute'
when after the trnth shot an explosion
occurred. instructor Lawronce's head
was blown 10 piecoa and Ingtrictnr
Whitehends arm was blown on al the
elbow, Two other members OF the
crew werc injured
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13


The following correspondence ex-
pl1!ns Itself fully.
MAY H. 1894. Capt c. C Cummings.
Commander r. L. Lee Camp. Fort
Worth. Tex; Gen, c. T. Harris, COM
mauder OF the camp that embraces
Erath and Comanche counties, the
largest camp. ! am informed Of your
order will address the Parmly Post,
40. 4. Grand Army OF the Republic on
Monday night. May H. at our hall.
over American National bank. / am
Instructed by the post 10 invite your
camp to be present then, as the pur-
port of Gen Harris address will be
toward the new order blending the
Blue and Gray into the third order,
the American United Veterans. We
viii be pleased 20 see your camp In a
body with your wives and friends.
T. w. MANCHESTER,
May 70. is9i-To the II. e. Lee
Camp, Fort Worth, Tex: As many as
can viii please meet me at the hall
% the Parmly Post, No. 4. Grand Army
OF the Republic. on May "a. with their
friends. and let us do what we can by
our presence In aiding this good work
c. c. CUMMINGS,
Captain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

Chicago, ILL.,. May 12.-The second
dav Of the Pullman strike opened with
out promise OF new developments The
strikers are holding meetings TODAY.
but are keeping away from the COM
pany's property
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

fresS Report.
Baltimore. Md. May 1.-THE will of
the late George William Abel. Of the
baltimore sun. has been probated. He
helueaths his interest to his brother
until 1900, when IL passes to the family.
The estate exclusive of the sun, is val
ued at S., 00O. 600.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

Press Report.
Washington, May 11.--wllliam Wis
Ter, Coxeyite, was drowned last night
while taking bath In the Patomac.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

MCDANIEL Bros, He'd notice OF their
adoption OF trade mark blown in bot.
tles ana stamped on boxes containing
easnonated beverages manufactured
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

Special attention given 10 railroad
watches by j Il. Mitchell. the jeweler
Watch Inspector for Fort Worth and
Denver city, Chicago. Rock Island and
Texas and Fort Worth and Rio Grande
railways.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

BY buying your Jewelry cheap at the
FIRE sale W w. Chamberlain & Co.
3i3 Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

AZ al3 Main street. Every piece Of
goods IN the house reduced FOR the next
ten DAYS and damaged goods go at your
own price. W, w. Chamberlain y Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

Sen u. He'll nccInrcd the Most rop-
uinr Fireman.
The bad weather Friday night did not
interfere with the entertainment given
Py Fort Worth division No 9. Uniform
Rank. Knights Of Pythias. at their ar
mory on Main stfuet
There were several hundred people
p7escnih and mast of them danced
nntil an carly hour this mnrning
Past Gcand Chancellor John II, Mont
xomcry started the sale OF artlcles
dorated by the merchants. compris.
lne things good 20 eat iewehy and
household aetleles, starting or with u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

The new line Of charcoal filled re-
friserators at Lewis Bros. ''S re-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

~, a marriage license has been Ixsued at
M Sauh my, clerks office 70 Lawrence
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

Glasses ground 10 nt the most compile
Gated vision by Mitehelrs optician.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

The cheapcst place TO buy tho above
Foods IL from the manufacturers |
pave tho largest aud heat assortment
N TIE olty, Also trunks exchanged and
hp1ired FORT WORTH TRUNK
FACTORY. cor. Eleventh and Main.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

Cumberland, Nd. May ie.-Thls
mprnlns 500 striking miners swooped
down on the Village OF h,cShart and at
inE 10 work. The attempt wss futile.
as the mon could not be peraunded or
furcod 10 abandon their mines 4 like
attempt was made BY the nien 20 stop
the work at Hoffman mine. but here
1lso they were unsuccessful.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

ANY kind you want at greatly re-
duced figures. Attend the fire sale at
3l3 Main street. w. W. Chamberlain
& Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

Don't forget delicious Fraplne. Sold
,nlv at NlclSs' Soda Fountain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

Md less. Our closing out sale Is bona
lde, y. c Bennett. 3oS Houston.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13
willis and Other Blood lklllNI

We positively cure syphlls s.
and Eczema, a thorough cum
spondence confidential. Write !;
culars.
EUREKA MEDICINE c0NPu
400 1-2 Pine street and 20i Ncrlh
street, st. Louis. Mo. Mai q
400 IL Pine street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

And dress goods at cost 10 close o,,
GU, business D. c. Bennett. sos Ho Jus.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

For only 80 cents each at the fire sale.
w W. Chamberlain & Co, 2l3 Main
street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

Get your guns and ammunition at
Lewis Bros.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

The now line Of charcoal-nlled ice
boxes at Lewis Bros,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

Send your daughter to oxford coiieE,
n oxford, Ohio. There Is nc better
lchpel for young ladies. Tho climate
,onable
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

Is the best lawn mower made for thu
money at Lewis Bros.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

"~Tiery and Low cut shoes.
An going nj cost or below cost. none
reserved y. G, Bennett
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

cnpnry aud NorisinR Mira
ages hne line at Lewis Bros.