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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-11

Home Treatment
The sgste OF irea.in nj hy r1aH TO -.-f 1s5
5Y Dr. SiacAnonse and rau.Cl l.- .1.r.f.--
oreds Of cnres Of suI s.eis re- ld.--a- O. ..----f
ana unable TO consult these -g.g.a..-.- r.-'-
at their Office. The il~,itlie'- sy.. 90. 20 -.--.
tom blanks d Wis d by d.. >iacza.n-, tl-. %.
physicisns 20 diagnose lie most CONF ,.i,. ~.
pres 'fibe the prope. rciaedis- AID arrange r.--
pete detailed Instructions fl- tlr use .f ID --a-
ic!nes and apparatus.
Medicines Free.
'aarEes foi ;reatnc-; AID services s. a-g- nd
efaie. Consultation and ,Aau far.l 'r.t
Oh e hours, . d. m. To an TOD aa. @ p. =
M; Sundays 70 ip. m ,u'y.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-11
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mr. puianey S address IS Ca1Ft.n. Cl1,
q had catGrrh in the bad f7- -,
trouble with nv loit ling -- ~ - - "a
You. put 50 much faith l.. s0-.f r7--.-i... - -.
concluded 20 t-y one t6t.la ~ - - =,
derived much baEc-;t iL-r,f-n-r -
three bottles os DR.. Sa-r's -. ..--f -
live bottles OF your - Golden --r15.-.f Is
cry" and in four nculLe Z 81 NM Il -.
L could not sleep on ~ -. sd. "a -
can sleep ard eat heartily. So la---.i'il ~
your medicines on hand I have ~ - -.
doctor; do not think u- LyuSs 10 -.
without them. Yours tl..iv.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-11
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From The Buckeye state CONES fL,.-
ing 1 was pronounced ., l....-....4-.-'s.
ton by Two OF our bot g a.U-. -'i-
nearly S-V9: and 7.as no b.tar. Is--.,.slE.
1 bought and used eirlt i--sI.- - IT.
now say With truth that i..l r.. - ! u
to-day as did 1t t-geiI. 81 H.. .-.i ,.- =
as good days worl. q ila f-,-5 -. g
had not done any work Tor s..rr,I -
Truly your iEIalu.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-11
Chicago Live stock.

CHICAGO, April 10.
Live Stock-The prices at the Union Stock
yards today ranged as follows; Ao.s-Esti-
mated receipts for the day. l3.n1c sales
ranged at Si..5G5.2o pigs. Si95a5.@ light.
SiSug39o rough packing, S50ju53J mixed
and S5.lU@5.3o heavy packing and shipping
lots.
Cattle-Receipts for the day, $500: quota
IONS ranged at SioJGi.Sj choice to extra
shipping steers, S3.9Jlgt.4j good to choice do
S3JtGi.W fair TO good, S32laS5 Is common To
medium do, -. loa3.i5 butchers steers. s. ~
D.'.O stockers, S3.2lo36j feeders. Sl.;aym
90 cows. S2.65s13.25 heifers Sanoa3 80 bulls
s-,.oG4.oo Texas steers, and S2JoG415 veal
calves.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts for the dav.
lo,toD; prices ranged at So JoIi5 40 westerns. s.
@a5o Texans, S5.uOG5.3U natives and S. 5,,.6 5 A
Lambs.
The Local Markets.
Wheat-65c
CoTn-3sGl40c.
Oats 2Sl3H.
aav-ilmothy, s9@S1O: nplana ss6asa. Wild
s'1ss; sso1 s n sSUs7; haled. 5O@sS.
PRODUCE
0s2c Ao'' creamery &c
kggs-Fresh, Sc Ollie
dressed. 10c; dn~s', dressed i,.c. raess
sG10c; wild ouck, &c sees''
FRUIT AND veewrAprvs
p hpp,es-s. % per bb, F OBJ Chicago
Onions sac per bu
Turnips- soc per bu
LIVE STOCK
Csa.e-Butchers pay for Gown foo stee,,
4x15c ~~t~A SaNss
Hogs- 4kc04Xc
Sheep-SoD8ck
Coal-S0ft. 10c; hare, $50.
Wood-Cord. ~. 90; sawed. Is m
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

c, r. Melton OF ST. Louis is visiting
relatives on Taylor street,
Tobe Betts ana George Boyd Will
spend today In WaNahachie,
The Misses Longbridge have returned
from a six weeks trip to the East
Mrs. J. II. a, Evans aud family have
gone to Mineral Wells 10 spend u few
weeks
Rev. j d. French and family have re-
turned from California. greatly Inn
proved in health,
Charlie r. Evans. formerly Of the
firm Of Roach & Evans Of WeHtherford,
has moved to Fort Worth to practice
law.
John Halsell. son OF Judge ] e.,
Halsen viii resume his studiea Mt
Trinity university, Tehuocana, In a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs C. NJ. scoEin OF okla
homa City are at the Mansion for some
time. Mir Scogin will travel this state.
making Fort Worth his headquarters
Ed Beard who was formerly con-
nected with the Fort Worth and nnn-
yer company here. but now Of New
Orleans. is in the city mixing with his
old friends.
WIN c. Prewltt, for several years
tutor OF Latin and Greek Mt the Ken
lucky state college. Lexington, but now
prominent young lawyer OF Fort
Worth. contcmplates a visit back to his
old home soon
u. C. Weatherby has returned nom n
visit 10 Corpus Christi and other South
Texas cities He says he had glorious
time, ana has grown quite cOrpulent
from feaBtlug on oysters. FISH and other
sea coast dainties
Mr.. and Mrs, H. l3rann with their
two youngest children. left last night
over the Missouri, Kansas ana Texas
for New York, whore Mrs. Brann and
her little ones will take passage FOR
Europe. smiling on So, Augusta victoria
on September 90. They will be gone for
about a year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

Two Police officers We're fined $40 aud
costs each yesterday for chasing
each other through the hall in front
of the city court room this morning
Assistant Chief Maxim. who was In
the court at the time thought a priso-
ner was escaping. and ran out after tie
hilarious policemen. A jury was sit
ting In the box engaged in the trial or
a Use. They wanted 10 see what ne
excitement was outside. and LETT the
box In body and Joined with me
attorneys and spectators In Wllu
rnsa for the door. In short, 1t broke up
the court .,.,, ,,.
Mr. Natlln coon caught up with tne
head erd OF the disturbance and taund
Inc two officers playfully soufiiing over
The ,,ossassion OF a rubber overcoat
which belonged 70 one OF them, ana
Mad been appropriated by the other,
Win The foot race as a result
they were brought before Judge
smith. and he. IN vindlcati0n OF the
citv courts dignity. fined them each
SO. ,. 49,, "a.
s,ggestion has been made that ne
seJsht work out his fine By guarding
re women at work on the tock-ple
ave days without pay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

mud singing. In which there was not
sensible point
When he hnally took his seat Terrell
hpolosifed for Dams speech-sueh a
speech In the presence OF ladies'. lie.
too, was n little warm, and made HE
tnr ny during his twenty minutes' re.
ply Hightower had as usual tArned
on the primaries last spring and the
smart weed caucus Terrell told the
voters OF Keller to come TO Fort
Worth and ask about him. AJAX the
good people Of rarrnnts capital whom
they mean TO support for county at
tqrhey, he said. Enquire OF DR.
Morgan Wells. Ask anybody who
knows me-"
lie did not even refer to his opponent
hnd made a clean, able. cutting Ofiort.
uong his candidacy Hnd the cause
good and showing his ability TO per-
fectly cope with the redouhtable Dan.
Alghtowcr Is rhetorician from the
nuts. He uses them for those and
otherwise STATED language OF his
own.
The meeting closed with rouslng en-.
ihusiasn' for the next county attorney.
much noise from the nopuilsts aud a
halo OF enthusiasm for Democracy.
AZ one time during nightower'E
speech he referred to the publication
OF an article In the Gazette from the
correspondent hero stating that during
the campaign OF 1856 he uilghtowcrl
burned In etllgy on the streets here
sireeter, the union labor candidate for
the presidency Dan denied this heru
today and called upon his audience to
verify a. dozen rlen said the report
was true and Dams modcsly VIVA
shocked again, lie will never try to
work that old racket here again.
The Democrats here are iubilna ana
every mothers son who nridcs himarlf
on his ALLEGIANCE to the grand old party
viii start with Culherson and take the
ticket like tile Kantuekians take their
whisky.
This means that Popullsm VIII get
black eve here, @. u, A.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16
SANS mss nooNnANnnnr LOWE.
wants 4, pisuncuy Understood rhs,
He's Naval.

"Generar' Lowe says he Is Com
mandcr' A. L. Lows and is somewhat
ION his ear at being called by q title
military instead q naval lie says he
expressed the Dupont Naval Veteran
association banner 70 pittsburg 10 adj
yertlse the city OF Fort Worth, IL be-
ing beautiful blue silk with bullion
fringe and the handaomes, one OF all
the hage and banners carried by the
dilrcreut naval associations OF the
United Statea.
Love saws he Is proud OF being a cit
iEen uf Fort Worth and ms he holds
up the Fort Worth end OF the argu.
ment WHOM on HE travels. the adv,nt-
ages OF the different Texas are being
discussed he wanted 10 let the world
know. at the pittsburg eneampment,
that the city of Fort Mprth IL strictly
In a." even u the Dupont Veterans
could not report Tor duty,
However. AS Rear Admiral Osborn
dixie all snilorsl Is very sallAnt to the
fair sex. he probably considered the
TeNana AL the better represented by
the commod,re's daughter the YOUNG
For, Worth lady who was the recipient
Of such dlstinguehed social honrB.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16
Movis. nvIau Moyn.
,Ioy one uf Fori WORMS Mos, rr"'
Erer-iNc nu~i"esH Houses Nihr's"

,too one uf iori WORMS Meat rr"-
uresuiNe nuaIuesr Houses startled
the pubIic Few nays Aa"'
on Friday. September "A, lhnro ap'
prared In the evening paper 81 biz ad-
yertIsement. which has set the people
Of Fort Worth TO nlldug II was that
N weltman Hroslhe popular shoe deal
ern For good many months they
have been cndoavoring TO mako Fort
worth Wholesale market for boots
and shoes The necessity NJ such an
establishment a. a Wholesale boot and
shoe house In this city has long been
apparent Fort Worth has been for
Years good Wholesale market for
groceries aud dry goods. and merchants
who would gladly have bought their
shoes hero have been compelled 10 X"
TO Dallas or ~. Louis FOR them This
fact has lort many a customer foi our
wholesale houHen who, while buying
their shoes elsewhere, we're induced 10
bug their dry goods aud groceries 81 the
same city, Now 10 do away With THIS
Inconvenience 20 the merchants and
this drawback 10 the Advancement Of
our commercial interests, Wcltman
Bros bayr wisely come 20 this qunelu-
sion so Ia order 10 sell out their Inn
menae stock N nee shoes they propose
TO give to the people of Fort Worth
and Texas aurh bargains as they never
before have had. All day yesterday
and up into the night the store was
crowded with purchaRorH, and everyone
lefi pleased and satisfied The chill
dren carried their states and school
companions under their arms which
they received with their school shoes,
aud they seemed quite proud ~ their
uaeful presents large stock Of such
fine ahoes nn Wslifnan Bros are known
80 carry. sold out at strictly manu-
farturers' cost. ought 10 attract the
attention Of everybody who wears ahoes
nnd oven mercbanfa can pick up some
lots for loss than they can buy them
direct from the factory, Wa wish them
an the success they dererye ana hope
they may make clean sweep Of their
retail stock
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

Or. Blake, dentist. graduate Phnadel-
phia Dental college; office, Third and
Main streets.
Miss l.. @. Watson will reopen her
select school, 7Oi Taylor street, on Mon
day. September 10. 1894.
Carriages standing at the Union de-
pot will haul passengers to ali Fort
Worth hotels for rs cents apiece
No change cars via Texas Panhandle
route to Colorado. Best service. short
est line. and quickest time by six
hours. Free reclining chair cars. City
ticket office. 40i Main street.
want Reed & I<eilogg's grammars.
Rays arithmetics. Barnes general his
tories, Maury's biographies, Chambers
histories, stecle's physiology and by
genes-ull new series. T. ]. Boaz, ge6
Main street.
George l.. Cause. funeral director and
embalmer. Fun assortment Of under
takers goods Takes fun charge "
funerals and furnishes all necessary re-
quirements. No. Sl4 West wcatherford
street. Fort Worth, Tex. Telephone
1ET
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16
FREE TREATMENT


For All Discusses of the Eye, Ear,
Nose, Throat aud All Catarrhal
Diseases of the Lungs and Bron-
chinl Tubes.
Dr.. Dennis, the well known and most
successful specialist. has just COM
pleted the furnishing OF handsome
suite of offices In the new Dundee
block southeast corner OF seventh and
Houston streets. and has determined to
offer to the people OF Fort Worth and
vicinity his services absolutely free
till further notice, The same treatment
and same caro- which win cost you
from $40 to $50 per month after this
offer closesewlll be given you now free
as the sparkling dew from heaven. DR..
Dennis is today one OF the
most skilled physicians and
SUI geons In the south. He
has cured many OF the most prominent
and wealthy persons in Texas Of eye,
ear, nose. throat or catarrhal diseases,
from which they had sought relief In
vain He Is a graduate OF three of the
best medical colleges In the world. He
Is In command OF every instrument,
appliance ana facility known TO the
profession OF Europe or America to be
Of use in treating diseases Of his ape-
olalty. He can cure you II cure Is
possible ana Will toll you just what he
can do before he begins.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

Tie Had Not sirp, rs Maas n- Twenty
Nenrs Either.

A prominent citizen Of sherman ar
rived IN Fort Worth last nixnt on hls
hrst visit for eight yeaes, lie was
astonished at the rapid grSs,h md
general development .. the city ilhta
his last visit here.
Asked what he Thought Of Fort
Worth and ita future. TO Ncrth Tesas
man said, ~ tell ~ what thnk
of Fort Worth In NY estimation IL
Il now one OF the llstllcN sites IN
Texaa, and | have, within the AIT
four weekN visited all the promlnent
cities OF Texas
why do you think Fort Worth las
such a prosperous tuturcs"
"necAuac II has dvv 4lopoi 10 rapidy
Within the last eight years that |
plainly nee now that the aity has 4
magnificent futurc Why look NJ me
manufacturing esta 5ip.nrtins hur,..
You have the ilncst ilonrlng mills la
the state; YOU have paekery here
While II 10 not running On fnli lime
at presNnt 80 | am tnid. the enter
prize promises TO be one 0f the Thrills
leat institutions OF ghe Kind In the
South. Then sec YOU have pbout
six Ice factories. II iooR seem 10 M,
that the oi,iacna OF Fort Worth arc
progressive Ia many wANs ither piReei
do NOT think OF And tnat'ier thiny
IL, your citixens have a knaclS OF help
ng each other ont w va! n.s Es,-
orally resorted 10 ~ .hr citizens OF
What way IS tina 2 asked the ~
porter
Well YOU an appear 10 pnu TO.
Ecthrf IN harmony AMI have way
whieli suons peculiarly ynur ,Wn To
foster and build ~ han, on,srp las
by patrohialng them ~ meh'rnite 10
outside competition Nhpic 1t v plf-
II "a. L. "a. 4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

ue parties Will find It to their In
10 call upon the Cotton Belt be-
,sieeiing their picnic grounds.
.lon' located thirty miles east of
worth on the line OF the Cotton
we'll adapted for such pur-
The grove Is a beautiful one.
| Hsh shaded a nice. cool spring
large lake. which affords the
'-,'e,seeking picknickers abundant
hunting and pleasant day In
I,shVul grove. The grounds are In
ny condition and are well pro-
WIN swings for the children
1seles and seats for all. The
neit train leaving here Mt 500.
|.nleht hour in the morning. and
-k nrrives in Fort Worth at
me evening. Special rates and
a'n paid to Sunday school and
picnic parties. Rates very rea-
w For all further information
o. A. CARNlNE.
IN 4 A.. 4Ol Main street Fort
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16
A SPECIAL CAR

rs Young Men md Women to
Fort worth Schools.
pre- arrived from Wagner, /. T.,
rday a special car containing sew
IN young ladies and gentlenn.
ng from various parts OF the In
Territory, Arkansas and Kansas,
70 met at Wagner for the pur-
Of taking this special car.
y VIII enter the Fort Worth busi-
college Monday. A majority OF
VIII take both the short hand
business courses. Prof. Preuitt
newer complained when agents OF
bern and Eastern schools came
ne state and took back our young
e but rather commended them for
Enterprise. This is believed to be
INST Instance where a special was
int into service to accommodate
coming into the state.
schools, like our wholesale
;, should reach out and prove to
people in other states that our
Us are the best In thee ountry.
rhterprisng school has for num-
years enrolled pupils from all
grounding states. territories and
leNleo, and during the past week
hFolled one young man from St
another from Rock Hill. s. G.,
another came from Ruston,
prospects for n very large at
nee are splendid. The Gazette
alulates Prof Preuitt on the
aid success that has followed his
TO build great business in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16


Judge H. Smith. r. n. Kelly, Martin
Mc0rath and others. All present sign
ed thor names on the roll Of member
ship.
The club adjourned amid great en-
thusiasm TO meet Mt the corner OF
Eleventh and Main streets next Thurs
day night aud issued Invitations to
the Hons william j.. Bailey and II.
NJ. Furman 20 mako speeches.
The following. among others. were
present: icre Deems. Martin McGrath.
w u. Wallace, A. J Chambers, 4.
l.. Maurice, y ". Kelly, II. IL. Maui
rice, Fred smith, J " Kelly. A. Ha-
barzettie, samuel Greene. Jacob Hur-
holxer W A Goehai, James L. Tay-
lor, N La croix. Il. W Carroll, Madi-
son Phcnix. w l., Rail. John fanen,
hlos.. Janus l'ullums, James J. Kelly.
Martin McGrnth-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

Al,ss Fannie L. Severn before their
marriage which took place a, Dallas
on March g, 1898 and aiter their mar
rlase they came to Fort worth to
ir,yas,,,lE Evans states in her bin that
ht',,,illediately after their marriage her
n ,., commenced course 81 ter.
LILY abusive conduct towards nor
ny ~. That she put up with il az hest
s ~ could at first hoping he would
ease his abuse OF her. and heeen.e
she feared scandal would result fro,n
an exposure. She says she is a venn@
Nom, = years OF age. and a, the
I'M, uine Or her marriage was In excel.
In leN health having been wen edu.
eated and reared by relatives who
~ ~ refined and intelligent people. Her
husband. however, did not cease bls
paa treatment OF her as She had
hopea, but his conduct became nm
s s 80 on July G, 1894. she was
horseu 70 leave him.
s. sne asks for divorce and 10 be re-
L. Severn. s' f"nhie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

con street between TEXAS and jackson
streets. opposite CHIEF Ceila's residence.
last rieht at II o'ciock. A Mrs Schmidt
Is the cwncr Of the property.
There was pile OF carponters' shay
u Ks ON the south porch. under a WIN
dow. and In thin the hiAxs mysterlously
originated. Chief Celia believes IL the
work Of malice, as no other reason cnn
be suggested. The frs was eNtingu,shed
by a few buckets o. water befora thcrs
was any Necessity for the 'rc engines
to play. Fire box Ne 20 turned In the
alarm. and the furious charge the nre
boys made to the spot would MT have
allowed The flames to make much head
WAY had they not boon handled sue.
ctssfuliy with the buckets.
The damage " very. siight
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

william Mckenzie 10 W. g wray
lot aof n. samosa survey. AtOS
Philips Investment company to y.
NJ. Mullins. lot ia. in block 2. MoAnulty
q Nesbi,ts subdivision OF block 10 OF
the william weloh survey, IN Field,
addition, $SsoSi
Phillips Investment company 10 l..
NJ Mullins, lot TO- block 9. McAnulty
n Nesbltts suhdlviHl0n OF block 10
Fields addition, t9seSa
Phillips Investment company TO H.
NJ Muninr, lot ). IN block s. McAnulty
a Neahitta subdivision Of hlock lb 0i
the William Welch survey. In Fields
addition, gss9.Sa
y L. 1lns to W D. ilpps undivided
one. third interest In eil acres II.
Ronfro survey $500,
u. N. Rpmaey and wife TO ! =.
oyd, 10 Rerea u. Daggetta survey
$500
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

.,oorser for the Gazette asked Jas.
E.,ott. secretary of the Benevolent
y what effect Judge Hurts rul-
in the Rosa Mcknight case would
upon the management OF the
replied that 1t was the sense OF
management Of the home that,
out expressing any opinion as to
might be best for the child. the
should not be re-admitted though
70 Harris should not pay any at
on TO Judge Hurts ruling. "since
several children who have par
have been sent to their parents,
unlels the Legislature shall pass
law that will prevent persons
making convenience OF the
and then without a word OF
ing apply to the courts for { writ
abeas corpus and annoy the man
nent Of the home BY frequent suits
c the charitable objects and pur-
Intended can be criticised and
epresented, l am not able TO say
course VII be pursued"
hat effect has these suits had
the support of the homer"
DO not SEQ that II has had any
The objects OF the home, how
do not appear to be fully un-
God by the public, or l believe the
ort would be more generous.
are nearly or quite seventy chill
In the home now, fully two-thirds
lem under ~ years OF age. The
criptions do not support them,
only by the very generous aid OF
Is the home sustained at ALL"
r. Scott, you spoke Of what Judge
Is might do Notwithstanding
Hurts ruling in the Rosa Nc
ht case. What do you mean by
ence to that?"
do not wish 10 give any views OF
as trustee Of the home, but my
idual opinion OF It as lawyer Is
Judge Hurt had no Jurisdiction In
matter"
be constitution of this state as
lded in 1891 changed the jurisdlc-
Of The court of criminal appeals
existed heretofore. The amend
restricted that court to appellate
ilction co-eXtensive with the Inn
the state in all criminal cases Of
ever grade. That court and its
Is have power to issue the writ OF
As corpus, and under such regula-
as may be prescribed by law
writs MS may be necessary to en-
It's Jurisdiction. Those writs
pertain to the objects OF that
Y jurisdiction only. and not to
d its jurisdiction.
be amendment to the constitution
away all civil matters from that
and no court or Judge can do
eetly what the organic law says
all not do directly, and l do not
Judge Hurt had and jurisdic-
In n matter that can not be
ed as a criminal case. and his rul-
not binding on the district court
" other court"