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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

Misses Eugcnia Scott and Willie Wat
son Of Shreycpnrt La, are the gucsts
of Miss May iruner.
Miss Nhgic Kelley returned Wednes-
day from visit To her sister AZ MeXil.
Mrs. q. VI. Tabgr nmrned Tuesday
from a visit to friends IN Marshall,
Mrs H. l.. Smith has returned from
u visit to Palestine.
Miss Maud MCPHERSON left "Wednesday
for Ninrthnvlle. la.
Mrs Grimes of MAnhnll visited rela,
tiyes here the past week.
Mrs -. Wadel OF TYLER is spending
the week with her parents, Mr.. and
III. o. n, Hines and sister. Miss
Eth Hines, Of Atlmmt1'eN, are guyets
Of thelr brother Mr.. y g. Hines and
Iis. Pcua Howard is visiting in
' Ms Lazy Of reqss son !. visiting her
cousins, Misses Ionic aud Anna Lazy.
Nllss Ilcuno Holland of Nlnrshull was
the guest of Mrs j Goldsmith The past
week.
Misses Annie Turner mud May Brawucr
are visiting Ia san Antonio.
Mrs Powell of Nincult visited her
daughter Mrs. Walter Holloway, the
Mrs. Emma Stim OF Tyler and Mrs.
Mary Hastings Of lluWavgs after q
| visit 10 their sister Mrs ). May Of
4 this city, loft Saturday for Dallas,
Miss May Buincr AGs returned From
Misses Willie Nus. aud Birdie Coleman
have relgrn@l home from Marshall
liilgore.
On Tuesday evening at Rockville Mr..
| w. Is. Wood and Miss Benlah Steven
We're married.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

A sacred concert was given at the
opcrthoiisc Tuesday night for the benefit
Of the Methodist church whhh was
decided success In eycy particular.
A Martha Washington 20 was held on
the I'D inst, az ihc residence Of Mrs.
NJ. ]. Irvine. ~ which q very interest.
ing progrim was rendered.
Mrs. Nellie Morris, fr1m tue country
" visiting rr1ondr ID The city.
G. w. Pratt made a dying trip to EDDY.
y NJ. last Mondny.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry James entertained
few fr.cuds last Wednesday night.
cuehre was the order Of the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Eaton is expected
home soon.
A ronreri for the benefit Of the Abilene
Light Infantry was given w afnory
had Thurs lay night, that Melted the mili-
iarF neat sum.
The 0ridh Mnin NnpanT ~ booked
for March 3 n the operi house.
Mr.. Frank Setrcsf and Bride leff for
Missouri last week, their future home.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

Row w. ID Cnrne, Of Hamilton. Tex,
Is the guest Of his son, Rev, w. d.
t,,r,,cs u,si,r of ih, Christian rhurl
of this r,tv
b, NJ Creusbaw went TO Austin lust
,,.,,,l.
i{ev ~ NJ Nrlonolb az Dnilos was
l., ~ ~, a. ,.,.,l.
"a t ~ ~ ~ o,, ,,.tco oe tt,pf,nn
lINnrs 9"'' NJ NJ Ny a. N',, S,,,,'
were suca's vi are - i'' VARY" sun
uay. ,..,,..
MISS teorsm NnSseH OF ~ leh5puis'
Mos" ~ Nlsl'hs rH"uVVA IN icrFei'
Mss Ama, Love returned 10 ham'
man TINS week
MI; anil Mr,. A., y begs ars Waiting
IN Mineral Wells TINS week.
Mrs. A. Drew returned from Big
Sandy Monday
Henry Abbott and wife Of Scurry were
IN the city Tuesday,
Mrs. Will Rphuon and son Harry, Of
near Forney, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs, a. W. Aiken OF this city Sunday
10 ~ Fosnn st,to sonptor fro5n In.
mar rounfv wns In tbe rlty Tuesday.
Mis- pstnnc p,rei, osststel bv Mrs
ciIs Me- pris f,riine md oti'er.
- t-.',,f,.,' Iii ,,,r.,ai .f,,i
w. ~
ln snF KY hii'F9n VI ,,,.,t.,.,.,.f.
- ,Nlll'u,' VI "',u,'v'l ,ll'n'
~ y III ieFI&l on Nrll 20 lll'hns,
AlAN Lucy ll'heH or hRiN was Tue
ggurS, oi MISS l'otia spinAs S'lnrlay ana
sunday,
Miss LILA Ferguson of Weniherford u
I visiting the family Of CAPT. II. A..
I Waters.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25
moN nALIls NANY cLAlMs.

press Report.
indianapolis Ind. Feb "a Under the
order of ihc court all claims of the lipn
Hall npnn manrcd certificates We're pre-
secuted Ga the entrl aud tho court also eN'
poctNd from the receiver q Detiuon Tor
instructions as 10 the payment Of Them
1heu IN about Ni50,OOO In what ARE
termed maiurod elhhha ngnlnst the Iron
Hall The claims are in two classes
thnse on certificates which had mnlufnd
within the threc mouths processing mo
rereitemhlp. aud for tho payment ~
which wnrrantu had been Issued, aud
ih0ee which had uRturcl. but for Tho
payments Of which no Warrants were
lsaued There was no doubt ~ the mind
Of iho court as 10 how thrse claims should
be- paid, aud ulap as W other unpaid
warrants A general order wac made
by Judge Winters December ~ That nll
enrh claims should he iiled with the re-
celyer before > o'clock February ~,
frhe contention Of the olninnula " TINT
tho certificate Of membership Issued was
ID contract bel wccn tae monher md Tie
order; that IN making his payments ~
full THE inonber had fWilled his part "
the contract; that the money Ind Been
collected for The purpose Of fnlhlliHs
the orders portion " The contract. aud
for these reasons the certificate eholill
be pnid IN full ltts all amounts drawn
Tor eick htncnis.
Mr. Wisharl rcprcsents l9S OF ile
claimants OF 'matursp cert ihcatcs fle
aays thul Judge Winters Ia his hnding or
fncta when he made The recelversiip per
muieni said that A2f1OuO had Drcn eGl-
iaGlod 20 nay these clnnia, aud That ilie
collection of this nonty va. one Of fhe
theories upon which rho receiscnhip was
made permanent,
Will be n TRIAL of one IN which nll thc is.
auna will he tried, and On order for pay
mcni determined upon
The petition OF de receiver Will bring
IN the queaiiOn'of paying warrnnik drawn
for services. supplies and .enperses OF
drawn before the recalyership WA
iieeolyer Falley II eill paying the 10
par cent dividend that wns dnclared IN
December npnn uniualir'i claims, Judge
winters has been Informed that about
10000 has heon Paid ont 80 far. The
benefriares are only Those who NO
counted 10 tho Indians receiver, although
the distribution n 10 nfrungod TINT ihe
| interests or those 10 other ei.iios who may
| yet account nfa protected.
Judge Winlrr, IN q tax Win ltecelNer
| FngioHtnn ~ Cleveland, said shat he
| Thought tho receivers IN other states wore
| too slow ~ The affairs IN trust lie
| told Mr. I9gglosipu that 4 yciir and =
| half had hoea consumed without hnnl
| trials Ia several states, and that u
| seemed iucnnsiHcnt 10 come Ia now
| with a nlpa for lime Oh the ground that
the ease had not Dccn fully determined.
Judge Winters Ia, uoi yet bccn hearl
from IN Philadelphia. li was expected
TINT the master commissioner who waa
| appointed 90 trg the suit OF the receiver
| aeainst ihc bank IN rcr3ver the S1Jp.OOO
lot by tha Iron Hall, would report Mon.
day, but 20 fur NJ ~ now known he did
not report. II he should find In favor
~ Receiver Failcy. aud his report should
b. app1ugoa, the funds OF the Iron Hal
| would ID about 100000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25
The CATTLEMEN,
THEY WILL BE RoyALLY nm
TERrAiNED,
Tho Eighteenth Annual Meeting OF
tue Texas Cattlemcn VIII be Held
in Fort worth-ssntcrtain-
ment Arrangements
Under Way

A well attended meeting Of proinln'
cnt stoclmen and cltlsens was held AZ
the office VI !, O. Loving yeslerda,
afternoon TO doyisc moans and to per
feet plans for the entertainment OF
mcnibcrsof the forthcoming state cattle
meus convention to be held in Fort
Worth
j. Il. Pennington was appointed
chnlrman and Joseph l.. Loving seq
rotary, aud after q thorough discussion
Of the host mathods for entertaining The
1000 visiting cbulrmeh different com
mlttoes wep n.nouted.
II was decided to hold tie convention
IN The auditorium Of the city hall.
The arrangements committee was an
thorEpd 10 contract for n baud aud &c
make Unnecessary preparations for On
terininlng the visitors
An railroads cntcriug the city will he
asked for ono fare Tor the rnunl nip
from any point In the state vita a i've
day limit,
Tho managers of the North side street
railway oompnny have kindly prolicrod
| tic usr OF their vars aud Will convey
! the cattlrmon from The city ball To the
! picking house immediately Htfcr the
deliberations. ol the convention On the
afternoon of March ~, az o'clock
1 Tho ,isimrs viii be- rendered banquet
/ hy President "a w Simpson 90 the
| packing house company, Ritcr which
/ ihcy Win hc choWn through the cniirc
| packing huusr plant The hanuuci Will
be Wpdorcd The caitlomen at the stock
Tie following rommluees were APP
iip0pce j. W. Bogbec. chairmani G.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

sedntiyes and opinteG wont do n. Thcae
nerglneH DO moi make the nerFns glrnna
lug the essential VI thclr pulfln1ra riRpr.
Aud while 10 ostrrmo cnsna ard those only
i.uf nurrOus irritation surh drugs may be
ndVisnbie. ihoif frequent use " highly pre-
judicial 10 the delicate organism upon which
thry act. aud in order "a renew their quiet
lag effect increased hnd dangerous doses
cvrnfunily btcame neeoarnry u0stetier'A
stomach Biitcra j. an efficient substitute
for such pernicl1us drugl II qulcis The
neryes by hrnclns iuulnE strengthening
~ iiie n,ryous system and That N the nr.
annA or digestion q strong ana synipnf
thsfc lux. The blitnrs, BY lmparlng o
heHiihful inuulHn 10 the diReaiiFe anu Ms
The whole system d Yigpf IN wllrii ihe
nerves come ~ Tor large fharn lsn tht
BittofH IN nularia, constipation, blllOua and
Kidney troubles.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

The Misses Nisl6nc entertained few
Of ihcir ffiends Sunday with au elegant
dining. The decorations Of the dining
hail. consisting OF ferns and smilaE, were
very beautifully end artisiically arr
rinsed The elerahce u the mcnn.
being served IN conna, could not be
sufr.nfsed. Yoli-ring were the ai-
tendnnia; Mr.. John Brown. Miss ilnlr
Cain: Mr., W. II Nasiefsgn. Mis- kiiiic
Edwards. Mr. riahes Wright Miss
Elite Adkins: Mr.. James blefnoWer I,
entertainment rhursdny cvcalng IN com
mcm1ral lion n Wasinrt0n's birthday.
Mrs. j. A.. shassr and Mias Eva
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

The reader Of this paper will DO
pleased % learn that there Is at least one
dfcadcd disease that science has bonn
able 10 eur. Ia 81 its stages, and that Is
cniarri. lsifs Caiarrii Cure ID me
fraioruiiy aalafrh being q constitutional
dlsonse. fe0uiro3 constitutional treat
mont. Hans Caiarrh Cure y iakcn In.
irrnaly. acting directly on he blood aud
u,uaon. surfaces Of HE system, thereby
drsfroying tlic Foundation of iip disease,
md giving the patient sircnath rs pnid-
Ing ep fht constitution aud assisting nv
III. IA doing rs work. The proprietOrs
have ~ much faith ita curative pow ers,
ind ihey Offer Que linudrrd Dollars
III any casa That n fats % cure. aeln
Address. FL. CHENEY q CO..
Toledo, Ohlo,
Sold bs driKsista, IS cents
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

avenue. New York. Subscription price
The leading article in Frank Lcslie's
pnnuinr Monthly for March ~ PIE
urosquc account Of the four lending
European parlinments-' hose OF ,NrSlt
Britain. France, Germany and llaly 10y
that experienced observer and grAphlc
writer. Frederick S. Danlci. The illustra-
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timely and up-to-date as the text j: WI.
linn FOsdlrk illustrates, with q series ot
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dNsfripll0n of An Artists Winter az
Fnutnineblcnu. Other notable Illustrated
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Fort Hamilton. hy Don g., Se,tz, Horrors
~ Cenital Punishment, hy W. II. Gar
ris,n. How 9, Get Married, lhouph 10
france. u.s. Dr. b. Sherwood Dunn; 4
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There Is also, amongst the complete short
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Story of Tolstoi's krcutzer Souaia
The Broadway Presbyterian church Of
Fort Worth has SEM out q neat hiile
leather hound manual. This convenient
r,,fprence book contains The history NJ
the church. list Of officers and private
members with their place of residence,
and opposite 10 each page Of names is a
blank lined page for notes
The Period for February OPENS with m
article by Edward Warwick, The Bnt
ish Conspiracy against American Labor
it,.,sif,h Ia, l,t.4 rhc ground tlnt present
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

ono soda fountain with fixtures 81
mariln-top ise frsan ihllfs VIZ $500 -
sfanl.. one outht 81 iee-eielin 49,,
reigieeraiors and paes-ns s ~ a,e5,
it'i1' ~. av,n al bargain Apply 20
PC ''As EDWARDS BAbEki.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

speoisl Dispatch.
prnton, Tex Feb AIN ihe rnee ~
W ". Jaa0c against the Oulf Colorado
aud Santa Fr niTaal company which
has been 90 ifInl f1r tho past tlrne dnyi
"a tbf district court. the iniy nv morning
returned 20 verdict for The pluiuiin fuf The
SUM or Giugp .ns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

Il have bought aud owped over Nifty
rnzofs III ny Ne, bot never have | owned
suy .quai - those 'Ilatlna' gnnranteed "a.
sors Of Anicrs5n's.' This ~ tue verdict
III every purchaser. Try one and be
convinced.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

~on. INT tcn-ye1r old Belle Of Nelson
whisly Sud over the Mansion Bar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25
|UR BOOK TABLE

IU
i, A. naenls and Politicians, Ancient
& ,ltn. by Charles Narcotic. is n
H M a.. ,,..,.,.,...,, tI,o
ri e''A. i-r ""''''i 49,
W an advocate rather than tue ialt-
IN 4 Judge. lie has arrligned lte-
,s.n and endcavorcd to forlify his
1< .lir position hy distorted and hy
IN facts.
~ rliter would almost convert the
doubicr4 TO a faith in monarch
nnment IN that form OF which
d aaoma'y In l!trrnt,ire to ind
Of a repnblic writing aud pub
IN hoax hi Advocacy uf system
III nalent ulicl, Is regarded 10y many
IlSI ~ Of the past. soon to he super
u rppr.sent1tiye systrms. 1hht
!, III 4 Nh lIarcotte's attacks are well
* not denied. but that the
" n,tinc are In be rcmedicl hy
/. ID irim movempnt win moi he read.
Z Fitted Tho h1nl, Is valuable for
lnSltion If historical facts. hut
Nis losas much Of III vnme from
IN #lgrts.iblc eonviciinu tbat the facts
Y IN aar hoye Neon cmllad witi a nur.
VI III ibat i5e wboie bas moi been
HI vi forth
II. ~ ianio c,tb AS narrs 50.
(, Nh n ~ ~ NI WIN, ~ Chi.
EM ''''s -
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N x PHI 5t, iiar,e' I po, ta a.h
Hsi fu''i'''eis' i'os'o"'
n w VA ars f,,il,,, with "Tbn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

r4,r,,,r elofhins. camp chairs. eoo
n iI tssfs AT Andrfsou's qua Aossa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

respects to the wants of the reading
circle in the home.
Edward Bok's successful article N the
January Cosmopolitan on The Young
Man IN Business" has been reprinted m
a tasteful and handy booklet form at IN
cents by the Curtis publishing compan-
of Philadelphia. 10 this reprint Mt
Box has added some fourteen pages OF
editorial matter answering Three lh'
certain Young Men
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

Frank Leslie'F rg 'll,,;en 10 Fifih
March: Office q puhli''''0n'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-17

Hoods pills cure constipation by
restoring peristaltic action of tn,
alimentary canal.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-17
LOST AND WON ONE.
Saturdays and Yesterdays Contests at
Twin City Park.

Yesterdays game at Twin-City
park between Rock Island and st.
Joe was witnessed by one of the lar
gest crowds of the season. and
should have been a shut out for the
Twins, instead of II to l, the one
score having been made by the Wis.,
itors in the ninth inning, when Bur-
rell threw wild TO Sage and let
Snyder home. Mauck pitched the
first seven innings for Rock Island,
and to say that his work was the
finest ever seen on the home grounds
would be only doing him justice, de-
spite the fact that he was complain
ing OF being sick. The Missourians
could not touch his curves with any
effect, only getting three hits off
him. Burrell was then put in the
box for the next two innings. and al
though little wild. he held the St.
Joes down to two hits and one run.
Following is the score:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-17

Earned runs-ROcS Islsnd. q. Bases on balls -
Mauck. l; Gilen. :. wild pitches-1illen, / :
Bu'rrl struck out-hurrell, /; Maucz, 4;
Gillen. 5. Umpire-Needham.
Saturdays Contest.
Rock Island was defeated by Lin
coin Saturday. Burrell pitched q
fair game for the Twins, while on
the other hand Barnes put up a nice
exhibition for the visitors. The alb
sence of katz and kreig, particularly
as to the latter, was felt, and the
fielding and hitting of the Twins was
very ragged, especially in left field.
But Jay Andrews played right field
to perfection. making a running
catch of a fly which knocked his
hands against the fence, and throw
ing man out at the home plate.
His stick work was also good. Putty
Zeis played first, and Jimmy Connors
held down the left garden. but he
did not attend to business worth a
cent. Lynch did some nice stick
work, making two singles and three
Dagger. The Twins got the majority
Of their runs in the ninth inning
through the costly errors of Short
stop Deveraux. The score:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-17
JOHN BULL IN AFRICA.
The Crafty Old Gentleman Now Owns Abou,
Loo. 600 Square Miles.

100000 Square Miles.
The latest acquisition Of African ter.
ritory gives Great Britain an unbroken
line across the length Of Africa from
the Mediterranean and the Nile TO the
extreme point of the continent. In all.
this territory. held in various ways.
from Cape Colony up to the 'occupa.
ton" of Egypt. is in extent about /. 400.
900 square miles and has population
of 80. 900. 600 In the Nile valley it in.
cludes incomparably the best of north
Africa. In Uganda it holds the key to
the lakes OF central Africa. nearly as
large as our own lake system. The new
treaty gives it the high land west Of
Lake Tanganyika. considerably higher
and healthier than the eastern. in Ger
man hands
The new conquests of the British
South Africa company add the great ia.
blelands Of the interior of subtropica.
Africa, in much of which white men
live. Lastly. there is Cape Colony. the
only vital European settlement in al,
Africa. As it stands this great high
way holds two-thirds Of all of Africa in
which Europeans can live and carry or
efficient administration. II has the
most fertile tract in the continent IN
Egypt. its healthiest in Cape Town, its
greatest gold mines and the only region
from which tropical Africa can be con
trolled
Still more important is its relation e
African water courses. A steamer car
start at Alexandria and run. when the
mahdi's successor is cleared away. TO {
point on Albert Edward Nyanza. l2;
miles from Lake Tanganyika This run:
to within 20 miles of Lake Nyassa From
this lake the Shire river. broken a.
Murchison falls. descends to the Fam
best and the Indian ocean From a nav
igable point on the Congo is less thar
100 miles to Lake Tanganyika TIL,
Aruwini runs as near the Nile. II 1.
possible to start at the mouth of the Fam
bezi and reach the mouth of the kongt
or Nile with less than 200 miles of lanl
travel and the key and center to thi
great system Is now in English hands
Omaha Bee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-17
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Bufa'o, N. Y. Is organized with full staff Of ex
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ing medical or surgical means for their cur
Marvellous success hes been achieved IN the cur,
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| nervous debility, paralysis, epilepsy (ats), an,
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worst ruptures, pile tumors, varicocele, by iro-
cele and structures is saarsateed. with only a
short residence at the institution send 10 cents
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pa: esq. which gives all Particular. Address
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