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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10


Best typewriter supplies at Humph-
rey's.
The moon will be in total eclipse
between and 0 o'clock tonight.
Or. Broilcs has removed to Dundee
block. Seventh and Houston streets.
Fort Worth Candy Kitchen, 3O5 Main
street, a. T.. Baldoser proprietor,
Mrs. Ten Eyck has lovely Mexican
Drawn Work for sale at Hotel Rich
ellen.
Miss Dora Brownson will be here
after at rooms 10 and IA, over Butts
Bros
The suite apartments Of Miss D.
BrownsJn are in the Dundee building
rooms IS and II.
The work Of improving the street
car track on Main street has been
about completed.
DR., Blake, dentist. graduate Phlla.
delphia Dental college; office. Third and
Main streets.
Go see Ben H. Bell pull candy and
you viii sure buy, for 1t is fine. Cor
ner Fifth and Main.
For fine chewing candles call at the
Ben o. Bell candy factory, corner
Fifth and Main streets.
Just received: A full line OF novel
ties at Halls Jewelry store corner
Main and Eleventh streets.
FulIers' Novelty Iron Works, new and
second hand boilers, engines, pumps
and gin machinery for sale or TRACE.
West Weatherford street.
George l.. Cause, fune al director and
embalmer. Full assortment OF under
takers goods. Takes fun charge of
funei ais and furnishes all necessary
requirements. No. 3l4 West weather.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10
AN INSURANCE. BILL
Sent From Fort Worth and Intro
duced Dy Representative Roy.

Austin, Tex. March Am insur-
auce bill sent from Fort Worth was
introduced by Representative Roy to-
day, c. c. Allen of the Fort Worth
Chamber OF Commerce Is here to push
the bill. 1t Is n bill to be entitled an
act for the creation Of natural premium
or business assessment life and acct
Dent insurance companies in this state.
Companies may incorporate under this
act for the purpose of paying death
and disability benefits as hereinafter
provided. The benefits of such lnsur-
ance shall be conditioned upon the
payment Of a premium fixed by the
company Every policy issued by any
such corporation shall distinctly state
the sum OF money which 1t promises to
pay upon the contingency insured
against Every policy contract shall
state the amount to be used for eX-
penses. All corporations shall state in
their policy contract what disposition
shall be made of the savings, If any,
between the amount prepared for and
the amount used from the mortality
fund, All corporations shah provide in
their contracts with their policy hold
ers for the accumulation OF surplus
reserve fund for the cancellation of the
capital stock required to incorporate
etc II shall be unlawful for any such
corporation to take any kind Of risk
or Issue any policies OF Insurance ex-
cept those Of life or health No such
| corporation shall purchase or hold any
| real estate. except such as shall be re-
! qired for Its convenient accommodation
in the transaction of its business. There
| are other safeguards thrown around
| the policy holders, the most important
| being as follows.
Any assignment OF a policy to a per-
| son having no interest IN the insured
| life shall render the policy void and
| any Insurance company that shall in
vest In this state all the accommodations
arising from the premiums collected
In Texas that ought to be Invested
shall be exempt from all franchise and
Occupation taxes imposed by this state
upon life and accident insurance COM
panies.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10
morsn rMoCENpINus.
Locnl Dim Dny-T'hc Road Inv Dis
cusSrd.

Austin. March 9,--The house lnaugu-
rated the day Saturday, local bill day.
by wording on the public roads
Turner's bill (house bill No. 4l0, to
create a more efficient system OF roads
for Cherokee, Houston. Anderson. Trim
ity, Franklin, Delta. Harrison, Upshur
Pamela, Shelby and Smith, was laid
before the house. Several amendments
to the bill were adopted the principal
one providing that no person shall be
compelled to work on any public road
or roads more than ton days In each
year. provided that no person in Rusls
county shall be compelled more than
flve days in each year ON any public
road or roads. O}y Mr.. Turner)
When the roll was called upon the
question OF suspcnding the constitu-
tional ruies and put the hin upon final
passage It was discovered that there
had been such a leakage OF member
ship since the house convened that
there was no longer quorum present.
\ call Of the house was necessary to
realize a bare quorum. The bill was
then passed.
The speaker suggested to the house
that "a there We're a large number Of
local bills on his desk awaiting en-
grussment, IL would greatly expedite
business to pass them all to eugross-
ment today and take them up on final
passage next Saturday. Mr., Mckinney
made a motion In line with the speak
or's suggestion, and It carried, Accord
ingly the following bills were engross-
ed:
senate bin No. I66 by Lawhon). ex-
empting Wilson county from the opera
tion OF the stock inspection law.
House bill No. 10 tby Cameron re-
storing and comforting upon the county
court OF Liberty county the civil and
criminal Jurisdiction heretofore belong
Ing to said court under the constltutl5n
and general statutes OF the state. and
conform the jurisdiction OF the district
court Of said county TO such change.
Cameron offered an amendment that
land Jefferson" be Inserted after the
word Liberty" Adopted,
Burmelster added Atascosa county nv
amendment Adopted,
House bill No. 2gi Cby McI.emorel
diminishing civil and criminal jurlsilc-
ion OF the county court of San Patricio
county; to conform the Jurisdiction Of
the district court thereto.
on amendment offered by Mr.. Nc.
Lemore, "san Patrlcio county, wes
stricken out and "Bandera" was sub.
stltuted in its stead"
House bill No. 1851 Cby Cameron do
claring public roads and highways thot
have heretofore been laid out and es-
more than ten years, in the county OF
Liberty. public roads.
House bill No 545 (hy Townsend,
diminishing civil and criminal iurlsdic.
ton OF the county court OF AnEeiinn
county, and TO repeal all laws In con
illct herewith.
On motion OF Mr.. Monroe. house bill
No. l66 was reconsidered. He then az
fered the amendment that the stock in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10
K,,curs OF rnn MAccAnEEs.
Grand Reception ana Entertain
tninment.

worth Tent No. q. Knights of the
Maccabees. has Issued invitations to a
grand reception and entertainment at
Greenwall's opera house next lLurs-
day evening, March II, at clock.
The program is assurance of an en-
tertalnment heretofore unsurpassed
in the city. for both variety aud *
cellence. The affair Is ~ the fnLds
OF the following named gent,emep' VINO
compose the committees:
Executive committeee-H. i. cal
houn. j Il. Wagner and j. 5. Jfn-
ries. Jr.
Reception committee-J. y. I1ny,
G.. S. Hart, r. F. Milan, j. +. Fell'
w. IL. Harris, II Plangman, Jec H.
Baker, George d. Keith, j. b. Ersman
and b. ID. Walker.
Committee on invltatlons-lI. l..
Calhoun, G.. s. Hart, X. F. Milan
John Casey. j. Nj. Logan, DIR. X. u.
Grammer. A. h. Bond and j. q, wat
kns.
The following carefully prepared pro-
gram is 50 interspersed with wit, elo-
quence and music as to be especially
attractive
Program:
Music ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Orchestra
Invocation Rev Homer T. Wilson
Selection. X. o. Y. NJ. Mandolin club
Address OF welcome ................
Mayor d. b. Paddock
Recitation ..... Miss Minnie sickler
Past Sup Com, Hon. ID, d.
Aiken
Trio--Flute. Violin, Piano .........
49,. Messrs. Lusk and Prof. Lamb
Recitation ... Miss Nirgiline Mulvane
Address-The Home and the Lodge
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10

lie VIII Call W His Bill Next
McdncsdnN.


Austin, Tex. March q.-Hon. r. II,
Ward said TO the writer today:
u shall spring a little sensation next
Wednesday. l have determined to call
up my bill 10 permit non-competlng
ana -parallelinE lines to consolidate
by permission OF the railway commits
sion. There Is no scheme in this bin.
no niger In the woodple.' | shall
make few remarks in defense Of the
provisions OF the bill, and demonstrates
that for more than thlrty-fve years
Texas dealt literally with railroads
and the progress Of the commonwealth
was rapid. Then Alexander w. Tor
rell discovered a 'cormorant and com
mune' IA Texas, and friendly Jim Hong
ran on rerrells mouse-colored mule. h.
the dismay OF the people and the regret
OF capital. 1t is time to call halt. ana
not go INTO spasms whenever the Ward
corporation bill appears in a bin or is
used In newspaper article. Ward
threatens TO make red-hot speech In
which he will call spade a spade. He
swears by the memory OF the great
departed that he Is not Representing
corporations, and all the gifts he mas
received from the Greeks this session
was cigar from Tom Ochiltree
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10
THE WORK OF THE LEGISLATURE
THE SENATE DID A LARGE AMOUNT
OF BUSINESS.
Local Biu Day in the nouse-rhe
Road BiIi-The Judicial Rcdistrie'-
inu Committees Report-Biiis Re-
ported FnvornbIy.
AUSTIN, March 0.


The prevailing 81 arrangement or
contemplation of the Llano excursion
set for tomorrow, or some other cause
has given the senator's a serious view
of life. and they tackled their WORK
today with seeming determination 10
clear the docket.
The committee on towns and ely
corporations favornbly reported the
house bill to amend the law relatlns
to the power Of boards of aldermen
over streets, alleys and other public
places; also the house bill to authorize
councils in towns Of less than 5000 IN
habitants to dispense with the ONCE
of marshal: also the house bill to pro-
vide for a board of examiners Oh
finance in towns and cities; also sena-
tor Balleys bill to grant a new char-
ter to the city OF Fort Worth.
The finance committee favorably re-
ported substitute for Senator TIPS
general appropriation bill; also sena-
tor Tips bill to regulate the eslap-
lshment of quarantine in the stare on
Texas; also house bill TO provide i"l
the disbursement OF the direct tax re-
funded 10 The state OF Texas under the
acts OF the Fifty-iIrst congress.
The following bills were introduced
and seyerally referred to appropriate
committees.
By Colautt: To provide for the
adoption and use Of "A uniform system
of text books upon certain subjects IN
the public schools Of the state.
NV Ralev bv request: To incorporate
the East Texas Cooperative Associa-
ton.
By McComb: To fix the compensa-
tinn of counfy Judges as eN-utilcio cuun-
Nv superintendcnts and to provide for
the payment thereof.
Senator McComb offered concur
rent resolution TO inclule the acts OF
the TWentv-third legislature in the
work OF the codIfying committee.
After some discussion by Senator
Sheriff. din oppositlon) and Senator
McComb din favor the resolution was
adopted
On motion NJ senator Shelburne his
biIl TO authorize the Houston, East and
West Texas railroad company to lease
and operate. maintain and control the
Shreveport and New Orleans railroad
was taken up out OF Its order, read
second and third time aud passed
under suspension of the constitutional
| rule.
ON motion of Senator TIPS his bill to
amend the stock law was taken up out
| of its order read a third time and
| pnssed
ON nation of Senator Coluuitt Greer's
| house biIl 10 levy an occupation tax
unon makers and sellers OF cigarettes
| ma cigarette paprrs was taken IN. read
a third time and PASSED.
on motion of senator Bowser his
| nm 20 encnurag, the formation of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10

Entertainment at the Opera House
NnNt Thnrshny NIght

Worth Tent Knights OF the Macca-
bees, one Of the finest orders of this
country, will give a free reception
and entertainment at the opera house
next Thursday evening, March IA, at
o'clock.
The following pleasing program will
be presented.
Music-Orchestsa.
lnvocation-Rev. Homer II. Wilson.
selectlon-tIi, o. II. NJ. Mandolin
Club.
Address of welcome-Mayor b. b.
Paddock.
Rucitatlon-Aiiss Minnie Siokler.
Address (Fraternlty)-Pas Sup. Com.
Hon. ID, ID, Aiken.
Vocal solo--Airs. England.
Trio. Flute. Violin, Piano-Messrs.
LusE and Prof Lamb
Recitatlon--Miss Virgillne Mulvane.
Adress THE Home and the Lodge)-
Hon, N. S. Boynton. Sup. Record
Keeper.
Vocal solo-Mrs. Il. NJ. Walker.
Solection-K. O. u. NJ. Mandolin
Club.
Observation-Disclosures.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10
A NIuom.wANrnn MAN.
Who is Thought to lie in che city OF
Fort worth or Nrnr Mcre.

Who is Thought to lie in che city of
Fort worth or Near Here.
Just few miles from the city day
or two since man wearing n dark
business suit, with n soft hat well
pulled down over his eyes, was noticed
to board an incoming train. but moth
ing to cause suspicion WAS observed
In his actions at the time. and nothing
more was thought OF his unobstrusive
manner. until last night It was ru-
morcd that his clothing had been badly
soiled. and CASTOR Bros. wanted him
TO call at 00S Main street, one block
south OF the Martln-Brown building,
and leave the suit with them few
days, and they will put It In frst-class
shape. II you are needing anything in
that line It viii pay you TO call on,
write or phone them. and they will
serve you promptly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10

Austin, Tex, March
ton to the Goss land Dla
is growing more pr0n'sSI
gresslve. About 81 @'I
to the measure held
tonight and organized 2
to the bitter end. Ala'
presided and a plan Z Z ".
mapped out, /, was rs'e y
am nassnpdments to ever IA
Hi and resort to AZ ~, ",
mentary tactics . s ,siy5s
feat. II requires tM XII rs /
her he rules to e axe /, w v
and its enemies WI nf IN
i is,.sg advocates Of ne .I 1'ss'
v Vol correspondent s0 X, /
hard Shedding aheao o;imIus
isfled that the aus-sIr.
thrown lis influence -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10
the BRA,ILETrE BILL
Two Reports win lie Presented 10
the House.

Austin, Tex, March 9.-The Bran
iette INSTRUMENTATION bill will not
down Two reports will be presented
70 me mouse and the minority report
Will be signed by eight members ~
the committee. At the meeting Thurs
day night twelve members were pres-
ent and 1--WE OF those absent opbosed
to the bill. Judge Bramlette is hone
full that he can carry his pet through
the house. Its enemies, and they are
numerous, are confident that 1t win
be- put TO sleep.
Next week will tell the story.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10

spector be elected in the counties OF
Cameron, Iiidaigo. Starr and Zapata'
and II prevailed. -.
Mcneil offered the amendment that
Atascosa be added.
guadalupe, Gillespie and Llano were
added. on amendment OF Mr.. Moore Oh
House bill No. $50 (by Feagln), au-
thorizing the Houston East and West
Texas Railway company to lease the
Houston and Shreveport, was ordered
Senate bill No. 20, relating to the
construction OF cattle guards by rail-
road companies. was read second
time and left pending, when the house
adjourned to MONDAY morning at s'SV
BY Evans OF Hunt: Enabling the
mayor and city council of any city or
town to discontinue by ordinance unin-
habited territory as part of any city
or town.
of county judges as ex-otlicio county
sup arintendents and providing for pay
ment thereof.
BY Wester: Providing that side
walks in Incorporated towns and cities
shall be vorked and maintained by
taxation and not by those owning abut-
n re. ~, az Tarrant. For the creation
py -, -, ,,,.e,,,,,n, or business ASSESS
ment life and accident insurance COM
panies IN this state and for the regu-
az p, Nj moro of Nueces. 1evying a
' t,a,t''iS, - ~, f-n1eosign race
- ,,..so,ii,in,, -, tav for mo non-pav-
- $500 1,st,rSen Tho arcs Of 90
Ia Or ,,o,rs Sto .npuaii,. between 30
ELY i io s,5 bocbeio,. IL n man who
NJ 100, hc,n rnorrisd and who Is
' 3S -, - ag, and inward. A bach-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10
PEIItsoNNL MENTION .

Edward Wood. who has been visiting
his father, who was IN Mt his home in
Grenada, Miss, for two weeks. re-
turned home last night. His father is
much Improved.
Corporal James Kelly, connected with
the Dallas recruiting office for the 23d
Infantry. IS visiting his friend, Corporal
Anderson of the Fort Worth bureau.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10
REDIsrRIorMc commerce..
Tho sub-committcc WIN submit, N
NIL.

Austin, Tex, March 9-The Joint re-
districting committee will meet next
Monday TO hear from citizens OF Harris
county on two courts. The sub-con-
mitiee to prepare the bill, Senators
Atlee and Di5rell and Representatives
Bramlette. Dasheill and Beali, will gel
down TO business Monday, They have
a very laborious and complicated lob
before them. arranging terms OF court
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10
DALLAS CHARTER
senator Bowser WIN Confer with
Orr, Allen and Reigcr.

Austin, Tex, March 9.-speaking OF
the Dallas charter amendments Sena-
tor Bowser said today:
Il shall confer with Representatives
orr, Allen and Relger next week and
then call up the bill in the senate.
The contending factions in Dallas have
compromised their differences, and l
apprehend no difficulty in getting the
Dill through the senate"
II may be different in the house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10

Yokohoma. March O. THE Chinese
army commanded by tienasal sung.
has relired to Theln Chuang Tai. II Is
oihcially announced that tile safety Of
foreieners at Yenkow has hean guar
arteed by the Japanese who are In
curing into paisonag INJURIES they
have sustained. Thu foreign settle
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10

On Friday evening tho Sunday school
superintendents OF the city met at the
First Presbyterian church ana formed
an association 10 be known as the
Association OF Sunday School Superin-
tendents of Fort worth. There was
large attendance and quite large
amount OF routine work was done. The
meeting adjourned to meet on the first
Tuesday OF each month, at 1850 D. IN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10

Atlanta. Gae NaFS ~ q
court oSur here, order, TdsS,V 4saisas,
lanta and Flor a,hs lras
VIM be accepiess, 7ss1l5oS
cash must be ds'g
full bidder
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10

Austin, Tex. March AS soon as
ne senate appropriation bill can be
printed anu laid upon the desks OF
sne senator's. Senator Tips will en-
eesav9r TO have 1t made a special order
ior 'he afternoon sessions from day to
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10

Chicago. March SAN the Turn9f
societies OF this city and vicinity viii
participate in large MGrdl Gras car
nival to be given at the Exposition
building this evening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10

Carlton Cornwell foreman OF the Ca
zette. MiddletoYu, N. w., believes that
Chemberlain's Cough Remedy should
be in every home. He used II for q
cold and Il effected a speedy cure. He
says. ut Is indeed grand remedy;
can recommend It TO all. have also
seen It used FOR whooping cough. Will
the best results" % and so cent bottles
for sale by druggists.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10

The Wang Opera company closed
Its engagement In this city last night.
The matinee was attended by large
audience.
stuart Robson will be here Monday
night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10

ment is guarded by Japlaese treops.
British and American wnrships, FIRE
brand and Petrol. respectively. are
leaving their protection n tee hands
OF the Japanese
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10

Rev. j. s, Weaver, the evangelist.
has consented TO come and address
men a. the y. NJ. G. a. this afternoon
quartette Will sing. The orchestra win
assist In the music. All men invited.
Rooms open from 2 to D. m. Meeting
st
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10

Austin, Tex ~ Ne 81
boro today. ~ Ton
wont politician. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10

in the lecture room OF the First Pres
byterian church All superintendents
and assistant superintendents are earn
estly urged to be present at these meet
ings
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10

10 sure to attend the tea for the
benefit OF the Associated Charities at
the residence of Mrs. A. ]. Roe Fri
day, March 10, from to 10 o'clock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10

The ladies' OF Broadway Bnptist
church WIN serve elegant dinners ana
auppeS ON corner OF third and Hous-
ton streets during Cattlemans Cou-
ventlon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10

Austin. TEX, M ]. S'sri 81
a leading man n, 81 lssiian|
insurance. --<s---.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10

suits SIS, $50, Sa..SO, s.5, s2J.5O. SaO
II not convenient to visit our store
our statesmen will call ON you.
w. $. MArNEY, The Tailor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10

bcnent of Fallen Women.
Austin, Tex. March 9.-Hon. JEFF Nc
Lemore introduced a bill this morning
to tax bachelors over thirty years $40
a s over thirty-ive years SIS and over
mrty years $40, the revenue TO 20 to
Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-10
Rich Red Blos|

In the body adult person there "ln view
about pounds of blood Hoods sarssr.'n liz
The its most important ele lowing
,nents small oorpusces red and been badlv
white in proportion OF about 800 red to
white a, a, .oned Win ~.
II the number OF corpuscles becomes ne OLD school,
diminished and the white ones increased move the
blood is impure, thin lacking in tho o. them b
nutrition necessary sustain the health wv IN my system II
and strength OF the body. nor On my BODY xa<
That Tired Feeling Nervousness lion IN warm veaA ~
scrofula, Salt Rheum or others of the long NV Or less
n according to the temperament ' ou
and disposition, attack the victim. Largo sorss,
The only permanent remedy on my body
reliable medicine like Hooda Hoods sarsap.,
srupala which acts upon the and half
puacles enrichng them and increasing humor disappeared
their It thus the vital ian Endeayor
fluid to healthy condition expes all i'm aso visited the
purity cures Nervousness That Tired Feel weather Of
ing all other diseases arising The time but "s
from promoted by low state Of the blood usd ~.
That these statements prove the bpr,, "ecu
statements, but by what which had ao H
Thousands perfectly reliable people say mers outn every
about Hoods sarsopurlln. Read be % r
monal IN nv o column iio beloved saaparia" SAMUEL -
clergyman lheh tnke tor oifrec BaptitcSush q, q
HOODS SarsaDaIr,Ii'I'
The Blood Purifier and True Nerve y,..
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1895-08-01
PILGRIMS REST.
GUESS.

We are having a splendid free
school taught by A. NJ. Shaw, he
has about sixty scholars.
j. II. East is improving nicely,
he is able to sit on chair again
Mr.. Andrew Mcdonald is quito
sick at this writing.
James Moore and family visited
his father in Wayne County last
week,
William Turnho of Obiou Coun-
ty was visiting relatives last week
John Cook and family an John
and Dave aud families are visiting
In Wayne County this week.
Jerry Thrasber and Jennie No
len married on the 29th by Rev.
M0sier. We wish them mach sue.
cess and q happy life.
j. II. East and James MoOrek'
dogs have disappeared and it is
feared that they have hydrophobia
JAY HAwKER.