Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-22
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sheriff McMurry OF Mitchell county
In the city. He Is one Of the officers,
will be remembered, who captured
! notorious Bill Cook. lie told q Ca
, ste reporter last night that not a DOL
I In rewards had ever been pald lor
tclf's capture. The Wells-targo Elk,
( kss company Is ready to pay $500 and
I y Cherokee nation VIII possibly pay
% more. but that is all the rewards.
far as heard from. that Will likely
y received by the officers. The reason
hse rewards have not been paid is
4tause several parties have put In APP
flcations for the money. one OF these
rifles is the man at whose house Cook
ia captured, and It Is understood
4hut. Sullivan OF the Rangers Is an
ger.
1--WE have decided TO let the rewards
+ DY Inc NNlu
"and the money Is now tied UP
\ "A win probably remain In that con-
/, hon" None OF the railroad COM
mites would pay dollar In rewards
"A three OF the officers who captured
OLE spent considerable money ana
ne In .aie chase across the country
Ter the bandit, and they have good
, ason to feel little sore over the way
(, ~ have been treated.
IN conversation with the proprietor
one OF the Fashionable eating resorts
this city the talk drifted to n class
\ people who have mania to eat be-
y the set or regular prices OF tile
(, ace. He called the lnterrcgator's at
htion to n party who occupied seat
the lunch counter, and told him to
ltch that he might verify his sus-
lions OF this habit. The party was
ming sumptuously on fried chicken,
h. and received check for the same
his travel to the cashier he adroitely
ltched checks and produced one for a
ich lower amount. but the boy at
, desk 'ltnew his little book" and as
fly as the purchaser punched the
< auired amount from his meal ticket
ie party surveyed the ticket momen-
i'rily, looked at the boy. picked his
eth nervously, but said nothing. The
4 oprietor explained that he watched
X Just such people and Informed the
ahier of what method to pursue. and
4 by seldom IL ever make a kick.
4 party was given at the residence OF
IL and Mrs. Charles Turner Wednes-
" night, three miles west Of the city,
. occasion being Ar Asklns' birthday
isic was rendered and refreshments
Y ,re served at 1870. Everybody enjoy
n themselves and had a good time
lose present were Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
irner. Mr.. and Mrs. Boggaman. Mr.,
d Mrs. j. W. Asklns, Mrs. Cardwell
a little Jim. Mr.. Hang, win Lawrey,
ltcher Cardwell, Walter Hill. Dock
Fans. Ed Stewart, Roy Evans. Sam
well. Lex Smith. All Asklns, John
K Dbison, Haywood Haymaker, Band
nsley. Ambrues Franklin. Fay Kelner.
I'm Ferris Misses Mollie Davis. Julia
y hireing. Minnie Thornton. Dona Balch.
3hs1ie Oglesby. sallie Clifton. Vena
tlch. Lizzie Walker, Bessie Dewire,
audie Turner. octa Turner. Viola
hmbrough.
.igudge George w. Armstrong OF the
unity court has appointed the follow
nm delegates to the American Cotton
lowers' Protective association, to meet
Waco on the 2sth:
I .. o. Lively. Fort Worth; John Cot
.iprp. Crowley; Bob Dur.nger. Oak
fove; C. A. Smith. MAnsfeld; ]. A.
porlS, Subjects; John Pordan, Johnson
alton: Il. b. Copeland. Arlington; j.
Cooper. Arlington: Il. w. Fuller,
X bless; John Cotos, G.. r.. Bushang,
win Smith. Grapevine; K. II. Wilson,
Aion; w. l.. Norwood, Rendon; a. ID.
( bwland. Keller. Charles Maloney.
,zlett; Emory Shankle. Dido; j. ID.
den, Paden's Store; John Walker.
ile; John Rogan. Benbrook; E. J..
ufman. city.
In speaking OF law priced cotton, n
8 tntleman said: Some OF our farm
K q express themselves as being much
4 iscouraged on account OF the low price
cotton. greatly sympathize with
EN-, but as a matter OF consolation,
Z would mention the exceedingly low
s. Ice or things they have to buy. Hard
, rned cotton money buys n good deal,
i r a certainty. This is an era OF low
T ices, and everyone feels Il. / de-
e'c to see higher prices IN many things.
Y tiey make business In all directions
7 fcly. In the nature OF things, the
eeent condition OF AFFAIRS should not
UGH longer exist"
\ City Attorney c, NJ Templeton was
y the streets yesterday for the first
me after n serious spell of illness
9 IL gaining strength rapidly now
I'D win soon begin to make his pres.
&C known in the campaign. He has
en- sick several weeks. and at one
ne his friends were afraid he would
u recover. His appearance was glad,
welcomed by host OF friends, who
r sve glad 10 see him again.
Mr.. II. Fred Lewis of Chicago. VIII,
me down from Denver on Il whee
Rsst fall and has been spending thl
inter- in Fort Worth, left yesterda,
e Ell Paso on his bicycle and vii
from there TO Denver and thence I,
iicago. He carries camping outfi
his wheel that is unique In its sim
lcity and completeness. and though
Ing continuously In the open air OF
trips expects to be In very robus
attn by the time he reaches his home
IN Advice to Mothers.
Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup should
4 ways he used for children teethinr
y soothes the child, softens the gums
" lays pain. cures wind collie, and 1,
le best remedy for dlarrhoea. Twenty
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