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The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-11-02


der finger to the sky as if reproaching
it's ruler for his unmoving Indignation.
DURRANT THE MAN.
Barnes then related the circumstan-
ces in connection with the discovery
Of Miss Lamont's body, and from the
facts drew the conclusions that she
was murdered by some member of the
church who had keys to the building
and in whom she had confidence. The
murderer must also have been man
whose cunning was sufficient to enable
him to stifle the natural feelings of
timidity which the church always ac-
companies to innocence and induce her
to go alone with him to the darkened
church in which they both worshipped
on Sunday.
'The murderer is Theodore Durrant,"
he said, 'the only monster capable of
taking the life Of an innocent girl who
could remain cool, impressive and al
most defiant when accused Of such a
crime"
Gentlemen" continued Barnes,
"such a man is of such rare quality
that if confronted at last with proofs
of his crime, whose recital has shocked
all civilization, he could and he would,
as he has done, sneeringly smile in the
awful presence Of the relics of his VIC
tim, torn by his hands from her stiff
ening body, and exhibit neither passion
nor emotion, neither sympathy nor re-
greet for the unfortunate child he had
brought to a premature grave. Such
a man could well lie in Jail awaiting
his trial for murder and clothe his viii
lainy with the mask of pretended trust
in the Jehovah whom he had defied, and
play saint with voice and phrases stol-
en- from the Holy Spirit. He could lis
ten with grim complacency when his
counsel struggled to weave web Of
suspicion and accusation around one
whom he knew to be innocent, and from
the beginning to the end of his trial for
the highest crime known to law, remain
the same impossible, smiling villain.
NO ALIBI POSSIBLE.
"Durrant's testimony is a mass Of
contradictions from beginning to end"
said Barnes. mot only has he contra
dicted the testimony of the prosecu-
TONS witnesses. but he has contradict
ed the testimony Of his own. I submit
it to you, gentlemen, that there is
nothing in the testimony of the defend
ant or Of any witness presented by the
defense to establish an alibi that the
defense has tried to build up in this
case"
Barnes closed with an eloquent APP
peal to the jury to avenge the murder
of Blanche Lamont, and protect the wo-
men and girls of the state by returning
verdict of guilty of murder in the first
degree, with the penalty of death.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-11-02
BIG FIRE AT MlLLER's FALLS, MASS

Had Destroyed Il Number of Building S
and is Still Burning.
MiIlers Falls, Mass, Oct. 3O.-Fire
which started in a Main street livery
stable at 1920 o'clock tonight has al
ready swept away eight buildings, in
Guiding big hotel in the business sec
ton, and has jumped across the street,
and is destroying other buildings. The
fire department proved utterly made
quate and help was summoned from
Greenfield and Northampton.
At 1 o'clock the loss had reached $780,
600 and number of other blocks and
the depot were sure to go.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-11-02
BOARD OF TRADE MEN SUSPENDED

violated Rules Relating to the Bucket
Shop Business.
chicago, Oct. 3O.-For violation OF
rules relating to bucket shop business,
the directors of the board of trade have
expelled Fl. Fl. Bauman, unconditional
~ and J. +. Williams was suspended
for three years.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-11-02
COAL MAY GO UP ANOTHER NOTCH
Advance Expected in pittsburc Rero,.
the First of November

TIC FiESt OF NOVember.
P1ttsburg, Pa, Oct. 29.-The nrob.-
bilit1es are that the advance in tho
price of coal which took place unon tho
first OF the present month will he d.
plicated upon the first Of Novemho-
and that an advance of from 81 ~ e. o.
per ton WIN take place before the com
mencement OF winter weather.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-11-02

The president and Mrs. Cleveland have
removed from the white house tos Wood
ley, their fall home.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

Dcnlson. Tex. Jan 21.-Asslstant
General Freight Agent Drew was here
yesterday.
Special Agent rhicidtrs illness Is tho
grip. mud IL not us serious as at first
reported.
DIR. Thompson. WaNahnchie surgeon
for the Katy. was here yesterday.
" l., West, lately appointed chief
clerk OF the freight Office here. has ar
rived from Dallas and assumed charge.
Conductor WhltlnEe of tho Texas
ana Pacific was here from Bcnham
yesterday.
Jack Hnney, Santa Fe conductor at
Temple, was Il visitor In the city yes
terdRy.
The suit OF Engineer Johnson VS..
the Missouri. Kansas and Texas rnll-
way OF Texas, for $4,000 for personal
Injuries, Ia docketed for today at Sher-
man. Johnson had rear end collision
with passenger train No. 3 ON Denison
MI about three years aial,
Engineer McCnriy has been trans
forred back TO Denlson from the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas arriving to-
day.
The death OF Jack Sneed, former live
stock agent of the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas. headquarters at Fort Worth, ia
currently reported here, although UNI
verified, Sneed has been IN poor hsnlth
at Sedalia for several months.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22
PLAYS rossuM AND ESCAPES.
Although Evidently Wounded lie
Climbs Through "a window,

Indianapolis. Ind, Jan. al. Il.
Ward. of this city, had an exciting
encounter with a burglar in his house
at $50 o'clock this morning. His wife
woke him up at that hour and told
him there was a burglar in the house,
pointing to shadow on the wall re-
flected from another room as evidence
of the truth of her assertion. Mr..
Ward got out of bed and went to the
door of the bedroom. where he saw the
burglar standing at the door Ward
snatched a revolver from the table
and ordered the man to throw up his
hands, but the burglar slid down the
banl5ter to the hall below. Ward
fired and hit the marauder, who fell.
Seeing the man with n revolver, Ward
fired a second time and the burglar
lay where he fell without shooting.
Ward went into his room for a light,
and the burglar climbed through a win
dow and escaped. a large pool Of blood
was found In the hall where he fell.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22
coRsIcANA BUDGET.
Wants baseball Tepm-CommerciaI
Club-TO LOhhN-NnieA.

Corsicana, Tex. Jan. 21.-'rhis city
will try to muster base bali team
nest summer to meet the boys on the
field of that festive sport
The Corsicana Commercial club will
hold its regular annual meeting Of
members in the club room on January
2S. at 1880 p. IN. At this meeting Il
board of directors and president OF the
club viii be elected This club has
made large disbursements in behalf of
the city the past year. and has sue
ceeded remarkably the first year Of its
existence,
The board of managers OF the state
orphans home are making preparations
to 20 to Austin and lobby with the
legislature with the purpose OF asking
that body to make an appropriation
10 that institution.
The colored people will have num-
Der of representatives of their race
down at Austin also asking for an APP
preparation for home to be erected
for destitute orphans Of that race.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

Southmayd, Tex, Jan. 2l.-South-
mayd is outgrowing any small station
on the Transcontinental division OF
the Texas and Pacific railroad, SO a
prominent railroad official told your
Correspondent few days ago. He
says the company intend to build a
depot and extra switching facilities at
this place in a short time.
Young & Taylor have already put IN
a lumber yard, and there have been
over forty new houses built in and
around the place.
Within the last two months the at
tendance at our high school is IN
creasing daily.
we are shipping more hay and grain
than any ohteE small station in
North Texas.
Who can beat this?
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

washburn. Tex, Jan. I.-There was
ouite an excitement in our community
Yesterday evening over an antelope
mai was captured after considerable
riding. Mr. Thomas Mcbride ana
Thomas Brummette started the cause
I'D afer running u short time Brum-
nnette fired several shots with Win
chester. one of which put the antelope
on three legs. He then left the chase
20 MIR w. ii. Brummette and w N.
Zimmerman, who run the poor thing
down SO that w. II. Brummette shot
If with a shotgun. There was consider
able 10y manifested over the game.
Those that are idle tax more rali-
,s rennrfed that three hundred teams
n,,ii leave Rossville for Washburn,
where work is to begin In a short time.
Tho weather Is still very good for this
time of the year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22
lucky TO THE LAST DEGREE.
m COTTON PALACE ASHES HAD
HARDLY COOLED
- IN. directors Met and Decided
Il nsbulId-A Negress Kiiis Her Elk
.,.,,nJ.-The sunday Lnw-Brazos
s.x-conductor usher's story.

[vaco Ian. 21.-The insurance upon
4 cation Palace is slS.5OO, placed as
lows:
Eovs Bros: Palatlne Of Manchester,
|o. Royal of Liverpool, $500; Hart
4 $500; Liverpool, London and
Ibe. $500.
Y Fort & Co: Flremen's Fund.
IA. Lancashire of Liverpool $3.50;
L. of New YORK. $1,000; Commercial
H. ~ London, SOU; Underwriters
New York, $500; German-American
Kew York, $1,000; Phoenix of Brook
4 $1,000.
Atrhugh & Gouldy: National OF Hart
$500; Connecticut of Hartford,
this insurance, $500 would have
n cancelled in few days, that
hunt being saved under the flve
y ! notice limit, The amount owing
& the building will aggregate about
LIMO leaving $500 on hand.
esident Slayden received the fol-
bng telegram today:
s. w. Slayden. President Texas
&tton Palace, Waco:
8icago. Jan. 2l.-rhe Chicago boara
Irade is deeply grieved Mt tho NEWS
he terrible disaster to your beauti-
II Cotton Palace. and tender sincere
~athv. Sends its good cheer to the
III of enterprise Of Texas, which
GEORGE +. STONE,
Wetary Roaru o. Trade of the City
Il Chicago,
u board Of directors OF the Cotton
ce met at the First National bank
*tly after o'clock this afternoon
onslder the situation.
n the directors were present, and
Slayden, president, was chair
"a The meeting went TO business
r 1nce, and on motion OF Colonel h.
\ farrott, unanimously decided to re-
ia the Cotton Palace. a mass meet
q |was called for Friday night. when
|55crlptions will begin. Much enthu-
I'm was manifested. The new PAL
n Iwnl be much more extensive and
45prate than its predecessor and will
/. ID iron and brick, ana not OF tne } -
1unabie character of that destroyed.
Nil Investment In the building alone,
ccofdlng to present plans, VIII be
|on $4,000 to 100000.
Ia petition. extensively signed by clti-
Ia asking that the palace be rebuilt.
|15tpledglng financial assistance to the
foik was read. Everybody Is enthusi-
|1l3c on the question of rebuilding. The
|1<antage OF the palace to Waco is
Ia nlzed as of such Importance that
nifty can not afford to delay in re-
linz It,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22
ANARCHIST SENTENCED.
Michael oiIcndorf Says His Father
KILLED Gar Alexander II.

Plttsburg, Pa, Jan. 21.-Mlchael OIL
lendorf, the anarchist, who claims to
be q son Of Sion Ollendorf, the man
who threw the bomb that killed Alex
ander IL. of Russia, was sentenced here
today to eighteen months in the work.
house for robbery. When sentence
was pronounced the prisoner pleaded
that he be sent to The penitentlary in
stead. AS there We're rumors that a
plot is ON foot looking to the escape of
BerlSinan, the anarchist who attempted
to kill II. c. Frick, the jail officials
think Ollendors plea has some sig
nigflcance, inasmuch as he has said
that ne is a friend of Berkman.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

Jurisdlction-Mercha National bank
vs. Barker ct al, from Wllbnrger. '
Wrlts OF Error Refused-Mapes OF all
vs. Peoples Building and Savings assoc
citation, from McLennan; Texas and
Pacific Railway company VS.. Levine ct
al, from Fannin.
Causes Submitted-Durrell VS. Far
well ct al, from Brewster; Marler ct
al. VS.. Handy ct al, from Llano: Mills
In drawing for terms OF office. Chief
Justice Gaines secured the long term
Of six years, Associate Justice Brown
the term OF four years, and Associate
Justice Denman the short term OF two
years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22
HE oRUoIrIED AN OLD souAw.
Alaska "Mcdicine MANI Tried to stop
the Rnvnges of the Grin.

San Francisco, Cal. Jan 2l.-.Four
Indian murderers come down from
ALASKA today to spend terms in San
quentin prison. The most noted Grim
mai is So-Scan-Doo, Il big medicine
man, who was convicted because he
was responsible for the killing OF a
woman accused of witchcraft. The
grip attacked his tribe and swept OFF,
about one-third. His "medicine"
rallied 10 work and deaths continual.
whereupon he declared that witcfi
was causing the trouble. He poInfed
out one old woman and she was cruel.
ned to a tree. The poor creature was
nailed TO the tree and allowed to hang
TIL she died Of starvation. Two
white prisoners also came down. one
was sentenced for stealing amnlgam
from the Treadwell mine, and the
other for selling liquor to Indians.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

Georgetown. Tex. Jan. 2i.-Willinm
"a. while wording in the capacity Of
brakeman on the international and
Great Northern railway, was knocked
from the top OF n moving train by n
projecting oil pipe last October at san
Marcos, sustaining Injuries causing
paralysis of lower limbs. He was to-
day awarded $4,000 damages In the VIII
Hanson county district court. The case
Will be appealed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

A BOY Fatally Wounded and n Good
Neighbor's House burned.

Thackerville, l. T.. Jan. @.-Near
Lebanon, /. T., on Friday last, Mr..
Balston and wife We're from home,
where they left three small boys. The
larger one in cutting down tree let
1t fall on one younger brother, break
ing both legs and literally scalping him
Doctors were at once summoned TO at
tend the wounded boy, and while they
We're setting his limbs, neighbor nv
ing about three hundred yards dis
ance was assisting them, when his
residence caught ire from a defective
flue and burned, consuming every
thing in II. Last accounts from the
boy were to the effect that he was not
expected to live.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

Austin, Tex. Jan Ain the supreme
court today the following business was
transacted:
causes Anirmed-Texhs and Pacific
Railway company vs.. Watkins, from
Tarrant; San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass Railway company VS.. corley, from
Bexar.
Writs Of Error Granted-Gulf. Colo
RADIO and Santa Fe railway vs.. Shields,
from concho: Bassett VS.. city OF III
Paso ct AL. from III Paso; Powers vs..
Morrison Ell AL. from Henderson,.
Application Dismissed for Want OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

Aco, Tex, Jan. 21.--Conductor
f. am Usher of the Katy, whose run
Between Waco and Smithville.
bed the city late last night on his
\ says that his train was boarded
3rday morning out of Smlthville
.lx gamblers and toughs of that
who insisted on a free ride to
3clty.
hductor Usher told the men his
did not carry passengers and
Dthey must get off. This was told
Gem several times, but they paid
tention TO II. on reaching Hilrs
DC Conductor Usher stopped the
n and elected the men. When
y were put Off they opened fire on
fPnd the train crew. The conduc-
.rturned the fire and his first shot
Mehect in the body of Pete Smith,
|eorlous gambler OF Smithville. and
~ lerstood TO have proven his death
1cther one Of the gang was hit but
|#riously injured. The prompt ac-
~ the conductor effectually dispos-
4 the gang, and his train proceeded
~ city.
e action of the gang IS an illus
"a OF an abuse which the employees
~ Katy are compelled TO contend
9Fery often, and only recently n
IE$nan on the train of Conductor
Grain was assaulted and beaten
hsensioility by n gang which
xeiused a free ride. A brake
NJ the train of Conductor Hib-
ss also similarly treated. Train
are IN constant danger from
us and toughs, and Conductor
j. regarded as having been en-
Justified in acting as he did.
on his train for Smithville this
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

Investigating the Mcsherry killing
Court Cnscs-Notca


Marshall. Tex, Jan. 2l.-The man
giving the name OF j. II. Kent, who was
shot in the back yard Of James Berrys
saloon Thursday afternoon, died yes
terday at 1870. Since giving the name
OF j. II. Kent. directly after the shoot
ing, it has developed that his right
name was James McSherry OF 1880
Wabash avenue, Chicago. Mr.. Michael
Mcsherry, brother of the deceased, ar
rived from Chicago Saturday morning
and was with his brother when he
died. The wounded man persistently
refused to give the name OF his slayer
to officers here. but 1t liz believed he
told the Catholic priest who attended
him and also his brother.
This morning an inquest was held in
Justice Perry's Office behind closed
doors. no one being present except
witnesses and they one at q time.
From officers we learn that Mr.. Michael
McSherry's testimony was scaled and
laid away for the grand jury cnly.
What 1t contains will not be given Out.
Mr.. McSherry has been trylag All
day TO arrange to send the cospse 10
Chicago but up to this writing has aot
succeeded In obtaining funds He
wired home for instructions in regard
TO the body and received IN reply a
telegram stating that the sister OF
deceased was delirious and not to bring
the remains home. What disposition
VIII be made Is not known.
While the name Of the man who
shot McSherry could not BIO gotten, Sc
is learned that he was an ex-convlct
and has been a chum OF MeSherTy's for
some years
County court convened this morning
and the probate docket taken up. on
next Monday the Jury docket will be
called.
Hon. Y. ID. Harrison, representative
from this county in the legislature,
came up to spend Sunday with his
family.
Rev. L. Granger left for Dallas this
morning to attend the funeral OF Rev
Father Moore. chaplain OF the Dallas
orphanage.
WIN Perry of Tyler spent Sunday in
the city with friends. This morning he
purchased one of Mr.. ELI Rosboraugh's
thoroughbred fox hounds. Starlight"
and took her home with him.
Fred Walker and Vanes Tucker OF
Dallas We're in town yesterday and
returned on the night train.
aa.uar.l.t
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

p Tex, Jan. 21.-Today at IL
Laura Jones better known as
"A Ioed Laura" a negress, shot
'iled her divorced husband, VIII
al her home on River street
now the oil mill.
obtained a divorce from the
saturday last. One bullet from
.pfe revolver entered his right
4 below the shoulder and ranged
I MS heart. He died instantly
Sody was removed to Stephen
naertaking rooms and the wo-
~ Jailed. She was almost
a. and would make no state
me Jail. but it is said she
When arrested, that Smith
~ her and had a knife in his
~ .she thought he meant to kin
KY had been married several
'mu We're of about the same
'ears' Domestic infelioity be-
common that Smith procured
W. But little details of the
are known. because as was
"A me Gazette man at the jail,
XIV = ! dead and the woman won't
ne woman fired a second shot
,fieu 10 take effect.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22
roL1cn cMANcn wArcm.
The Present Detaii of the City's
Guardians.

The police force of Fort Worth has
just gone through the ordeal OF chang
ing watch which is u trying ordeus
on that portion OF the men who have
TO take the 'long watch" The men
who came on duty Saturday at q
O'Clock p. m. continued steadily at
their posts until Sunday at the sanid
hour.
They were then relieved until n.
IN. yesterday, when they came on
tho day watch and We're succeeded
on the night watch by the day men.
The following is the present detail
Of tho force.
Day wntch--J, II. Maddox, chief
Bent No. l. Rice and Terry. Weather.
ford to Eighth; No. ., Johnson and
Mabon. Eighth 10 Fourteenth; No .,
Holt and Capp, Fourteenth to union
depot; mounted l.. G., Mosely.
Night wach--C. Y. Matlsln. assistant
chief; Beat No. l. Towne and Fergu.
son; No, ?. Addison and Blanton, Faris
and cardwell; mounted s. r. Maddox,
j. II, Payne and George w. Carter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

surveying party reached Stone City in
Brazos county last Friday.
Adviees to the Gazette representative
from the party state that IAN is well.
AIiyeu mere at Y O'Clock noon today;
winds and no current in the river
against US. man at Black Ridge
had fish trap five feet high across
the river from bank to bank, hut we
cut II down and went through; also
went through some bad rock shoals.
WI make Aliens farm about We'd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

Taylor. Tex. Jan. 9l.-On account of
warrant issued by the grand jury,
which IL now In session at Georgetown.
John Mills, u prominent life Insurance
agent, was arrested Saturday evening
and placed IN the county Jail on u
charge of forging the name of DR.. j
$. Brown OF This place to note for
the sum Of S95. Mr.. Mills is from u
very respectable family aud has stood
well In Taylor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

New Orlenns, La, Jan. 2t.-Cioa .sdi
Steamships iberia, Bocas del Toro, HI
dorado. New York.
Port Eads Jan. 21.--Arrived; Steam-
ships Eldorado. Percy. New York;
BrealSwater,. Rivara, Puerto Cortezi
Planet Mercury O3r). Calder. Cardifri
Berwick CBr). Polexfin New York :,
Sailed; Steamship Ei Norte, Now York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

Alexandria. La, Jan. 2.-The Red
river line steamer Nat +, Dorich,
struck snag and suh Is. ~ nlaies , pe,o"
here last night. NO ives esas 10 i0S, ,,o
cysw and Will probably prove a total
loss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

r rex, Jan. 2l.-The determine
, ,niUree the Sunday law has not
WIN the county officials, who
' anu with the couniy's legal
y ny" , and the surveillance kept
"a rlgatlon reservoirs Will be
ieu every Sunday.
p ,e subpoena practice will
NO., the aid of the officers and
II made to detect and pun
arr pfletor who breaks the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

MIR CraddoolS's failure is a sequel to
tho failure OF Bruce a. Co, engaged IN
the same line OF business on the same
street, two weeks ago. and the liabill-
ties will approximate from $4,000
to 100000. MIR. Craddock says the
failure OF Bruce & Co, impaired his
own credit and made his creditors
uneasy to the extent OF pressing him
TO the wall. Among the assets OF Mr..
Craddock are $4,000 OF book accounts,
all OF which are considered collectahle
II little time is given. His general
assets II Is claimed will more than
onset his total liabilities and that
eventually he Will be able to settle
at 100 cents on the dollar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

Hutto. Tex. Jan. ELIZA. w. Car
penter, one of Hutto's oldest mcr-
chants. sold HIS large stock of mer-
chandise today to MIR. Gus Emmett OF
Austin. MIR. Carpenter retires from
business
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

cost will be about $4,000 The building
Will probably be completed within six
months, by the architects, Messrs. San
gulnet & Messer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

sharman. Tex, Jan. 2i.--E. W. Hunt.
W. Killed Ms wife in Denison In 1882.
,yas TODAY sentenced 70 be hanged
on February -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22
IN rmn nusISnss wonLp.


Dallas. Tex, Jan. ALL. CraddoclS,
Wholesale liquor and cigar dealer
doing business at 22I elm street and
226 Pacific avenue. executed deed OF
trust today, conveying to w. S. Nc
Cray, trustee, his entire stock of goods.
wares and merchandise. 10 satisfy the
following creditors, who, after the ex-
ponscs OF carrying on tho business are
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-22

To strike the shackles of dyspepsia
from a suffering people is part OF the
mission OF Or. Prices Cream Baking
Powder