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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

Mrs Margaret MaihVin ona III tha
oldest clllsanp ~ thia aliy, disd yestnls
icrdHy, aged " yrAlai hhu with her
deceased husband, a. ", MNihyln had
lived haie NAM yeHfn befure lauks
yiaW Was established, pelinA Tbs lard
hp0n which tlie city noN stands 10
tho railroad company, feHArylnH - a
Homestead The beautiful hslHhtp
now known ~ Muthyln ilainiiiR Whafe
The old homestead nad stood 80 TOM.
HnJ whore she had hoped 20 spsnd nor
last daYa hnt on Nav YaaFa mrht
iifn daBirpyFn DC ed ienduarh, ana
ahe M iiNf OH ana WA compelled "a
seek aheliei elsewhere, and nled N
ihh hnme " anQlhHr, llhe wan GOOD
t'lnieuan ana devoted Dombar N IN.
Mrthudihi church and WAS iGyfb and
respected BY oyVry lnH hdlMg ioplnR
aud Alnh ana pDnsAeatd ~ "A llveir
cheerful diannhiilpn tnhI Sill make heo
pfeaeiipa lnlHatd ~ her ahlinrNu, efsud
nhjnlrau and friends
Lake Tiiofur IN floK0n over Ills week.
nnh the ypunH people afn HniuslnR
themselves ahailnk while Tho mfrrY
sinals ~ ainlgii bNils indinaies thai
rplpa Aia eilln5inA a ride oYer 'he
enpw.
ltay Ask Methyin and Wis "
rr0ON0t are nara 20 attend Inc lunpfsl
al lilelf mother, Nra Margaret Meth.
sin, tndRf a. 10 n'rlanh
MI ahd ArH " u lazy, tlrl hhyg I
ieaued cafdH fsqilvrl.ER I'M rrentnhe q
thsir ffienda NJ tbs marriage ~ thnlr |
1aistlef, Gimme iulahls, 70 oainsa "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

Mr. and MIS- H. r Davis nova
their home tbip week from Cisco 70
calvert Niai Davis ~ nov Waiting
hor paranta pr u, ", churli, ~ Cai-
Calvert while Mr. Davis haa CONS 10
Chicago
Mrs. J, A. Alesander 10 IA ~,
llpniH
WIN W9lhar ana family have so
npYnd from Austin bsOH TO Clarn,
Mraara. John y Patterson aud Or,
Nrllura hfo IN ", Louis.
Thn nitop unn qluh has iust hnnn
orFiiiiaei ana are preparing Tor their
nrel itAp shoot Monday
plhe Iieleoea. nlta "a entertainment
N OH fcllows hall on lhuraday eyaais
lhH,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

nilVle io h1eur one OF our mos, ponu.
lat young ladies', ''l'"'
, rrot ~ Mott delivered lecture In
'hn unlVninlly chapel last Monday
evening" The honao was fllI and lid
proving, Wv" IVY
The around Ia many inches doep In
SNOW ana the atrvein ARE nlled with
slclnlls' from which tlpplea OF joyuua
,huhhler mingled Win tho Jingle of
direction. WY
Tho j., g, ca met last Weana.,.v
AFTERNOON nj hisa 10 ,lueur's bone ,rhs
meeting was principally for tho MIR
pore OF appointing committees and mr..
ihnglnk FOR their reception. The at.
tendance was IN run
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

Nav York, Fah, IN A conferences
wna held N easFeuWt0r riaffH ippns AZ
~ thai gentleman, HsnalpF flskefs
ChaiifDan l9dWarn LRpisrbauh u the
ltrihNllpan rifinlf ruinMlfiFe ard
Oihofs ~ Mr. i'lhlfa frlrnnff 'fha M
hot N The donfefruun waA ~ mas Ntt
d nlsn III qeinpniNn fsnpeutnk Ihs ely
ltnislatlnr, particularly ilqnp hilla NOV
pendinB e1aai Afa dtHfsd by MAIZE
ktf0lH ana ihs COMMITTEES ~ eafeIffa
hir Plat assured those wife 4spI4 II,
hls, Oh Tho subject "a ,hF nihH N iba
eonfeIsnes thai Nv assisli,s estipn IA
hveA sakeAs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

9la lawn. ~ " Vla'tlnG isla-
. We wgda,,sin pecr0eldi MO, ~.
'llnell, Xxx s,W'plaY afternoon tlg
Itsi tas wv Y, ueoefetpWn'H oltit
heartily welcomed by Tia
1fl s,gpps folks rladiy WI.
I Halh,, "'laAliYN fflend Miss
rs MN y iarlahh al their
|'rlss W pNrposo 81 atisndlnn
||sNtsiay " s,l 20 given by ihs L.'G,
Il hatls. fssnlng,
\ fis6See'nq NiIl ann ,s.va ~,
n Xxx hplu abe hns syon d,,g.
90 takes " viii a as@s ni I.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

II n a pity that some women, Who,
IN thpir own natural HArb ~ ulRifncty
ninuHa ana 'Hwaal simplicity would
be- ~ fatehlng nH woman pt good
form would Wish ~ be- take ~ 90
vogue. with It's l0l And bAhOldl druaB
aud uepnrfmpnt, HwrafinH ny II ~ tupy
should their illheH, NuHuo ~ tor The
proyinelhl, not The oosmpuplllpi ae 10
evidenced by tho uompaaalpnsic stare
wlicu II N ppukpn ~ 10 Tho Wtlliilp
Now York woman, aud fiRVlra moro
Tho swhRBef Of thn itnNfry ihnn Tho
Awelidnm ~ murray iilll There arr
good tlilnRH IN Vogue nut ihe average
woman Is t0u much given 10 nplnh tie
altogether, an TrliAy puts ".
Mira, JehHlp ~ Ihdslit, assisted by
her YOUNG sister, MliH Tnllont enter
tanned some forty 0f her LADY friends at
he iHhndGsDie home on Cumberland
I'm oU Friday j, was a dove marty
in iho puresi sonAe Of tho word whern
lie Iailoa AN talked at once, nibhled
dainties, whlffad blossoms ana Killed
tlui6. cath Nd nor own awfel way
Mrs JOhn Marley 4 atillhh, nitrhnts
iva vntid4 mntrdiI uf i'hipnFOi Whn, Win
nan huahnnd. has been wlntetlng N
Dallns. The pneai or the uflnd WIND
fnF M saturday 70 Ninli Mfs, u. u,
Mender ~ Whllehhnlu ,,..,
Mnrla uenOR, he "Ainprlnhn nlRlhlns
MIA via captured al Texas whom nile
h",s ~ I'D HanHarfehi hold ~ DnllAu
q I'M yeGra ago. wAh ihe guest ~ The
tlrnnd Windsor lad week,
ma it.rbri0fs hfo tliinH On tho crest
NM, hir tkelr phliinHei thu second ~
whleh was held 'rhuTsday night ~ he
oflontai. WHEN god cupid ehnl Ms
~ nie,aed arrows rleii ma left by a
VIA, IN etaiilplta little valentines.
i,p,.l.e many novel shapes ana deo.
,,,,. anA On beuIlny The tendefeni
p ,.,,'sa ,ssh FAuour Mr. Henry MYs
Nt ",ehs .ee,,ig 70 ons ~ q snuyanlf 0f
XXX, ,ilnsa. hi tho faainlh. led some
. .,pv urntt, nav figures ~ mlaNkiit
N'Fe hft,a,atA i,inoh Was served ~ no
~ ~ dinins rsDm VI tho holsi, tho
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

Nav fafk, ifsb ~ "a tis msstins
ef The Irish Nalianai lpdsrsilon he'd
~ ihis alty resplunpas we're adopted
elllgRlslng Ne IiiparRi rafly VI ianalanl
fVr unhDidinn tis rsuaf W hpihr rultl
pundFmns lfodmpnd ard hla fniloWefa
fof voting aNaiDnt The llfspAls, sna -
news % liindAe 81 lnyhlty 10 ths sliah
Parliamentary patty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

,ouns people had an ENJOYABLE
w n. hand hail 'rhuraday niaht,
~ x those pferent were W. H. Nv
wv Allsa Fannlp rintls, y, ", Pat
~ e'ln'n Miss uurlnuo dnlhrnith, t.,
and Miss Matte humph.
vAnwr Crumlcy and Miss Lola
" ~ ~ WRldor aud Miss Pearl
lrss N ". Underwood and Mlss
[ul'amith rhr music, which wan
w AK Was furnished by the Honey
In IA 'r orehoslta, under the leadership
n pnf q. NJ BUGGY,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

iHi' HWpHhihu MN 10y ~
new the happy portion Of Mas rlefeneai
se-g VI t'eAcou hiraoi, huslnn.
thn Often tells o. hcr huitollnu ftam|
Tho suppression of TIM menses, Tha pAinI
was etcfpelallng This doalusp, insioad
of reinoylng Tho aaukp of her slilnnni.
Piled her each mohih wHh mufphlna 10
prevent commissioners but the ,,onblo wasl
permitted ~ aNlht
When she pould endure no mofo, -
prosifAtlon WIS lmmiuont and flnne
hopeless, her family procured hottie
Ut lNdlu NJ pmkhamN Ncaeiehi. ronp
pound, which, surprising 10 all, rapidly
and permanently cured her,
IN writing 10 Mia, flnkham. puuriv
forth hos gratitude and happlnosa, AK
say, "Nh' iha, I could make ivory hufs;
ferIhH woman tty your valuable mhdi.
olnel liow thay woMd blelA YOU
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

rthAt ArflnEx]
from the aud
eulhhed hsaf4|
~ a ysuus gitl'
a haautlfutI
Gin whs aces
ahead only suf
fetlng and UNI
cetAiniy ?
Hi Oh, what
Joy and nladS|
hefN hef young
heart pnufa|
forth when AheI
esllseAihat hsr|
IfeA,lpd eneiuy.
blasting INIT
Agono. bans
ever 4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

In XIV were present M and
illlaal 4obp, Mr., nnd NrB,
w hfs y J. segg ~ iion.
k9sllhg, ,,,snu Mira ArmiB-ad,
\ p,eapsi Rifs o.. - Ilupe0
|isei NJ, Holland oharmlngly on.
\ ielontin"ns rleHiH lnai night
~ pteat ap PATTY Quite a MIN,
|sdny 'ns s.ll ma tho evening via
FsslaIans s, 70 nldstlme gnmos
appropriate 10 on son,
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Die @efabr bebt bic Gtqn6esun.
terf6ieos auf, bic si6erbeit felt fl
tpieber Der.
Rntb fHr WSatter.

Dor iiber so Sabren i9oa murbe
Mrs. WinSlotp'S Soothing Gprup
BON MiIionen bon Wfiittern beim Bah
men Der ainber ansemenbet. gDirf bu
i'm 96lafe bur@ bas @Greien eines
ainbes geit0rt, baS i'm 3abnen 1T unb
Dor S6mer3en peints Wenn 10, IafIe
iofort cine Glafde Don rMrs. N3inSs
Ions GOotbtng Syrup" bolen. 5ein
QBertb 1T unbe5ablbar. gs .Dirb hem
tleinen 2eihenben iofort 2inberung bers
i9aifen. 8erlaBt eu9 barauf, Mitter,
es 1T fein 3weifel bariiber. @s beilt
9pienterp unb Diarrboe, re9alirt ben
Magen un6 bic Meren, befeitist Ginbs
aOlit, erpei9t ben @aumen, perbins
bert gntoiinbuny unb tdrft baS san5e
Spitem. rWfrs. WinsIops SOOTHING
Sprup4 fir aabnenbe 4inber III anses
nebm in @ei6mad unb bas &eeept
Itammt BON einen ber beiten tpeibli9en
Qer5te in ben Ser. Staaten. IS lit bel
allen Druggiiien in Der ganaen Melt 3lt
baben. preis Is Gents per Glnf9e.
&anft ni6tS anberes, els 9trs. Winss
lptps Soctbing< <SDrrp.
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Srii6er 9afer inn @ferbeitaa.


@eraOe ir pie lit 8e3ug auf frii@es
Sen fommtin her praris nidt ielten bic
Trase 3ur @rDdgung, sb friiGer 0afer
oil pferoe unbeoentli9 perfiittert uers
ben biirfe, benn oielfa6 bat man une
giinitige Grfabrungen nit frif6em 6az
fer gemuGt. SD murbe 3. y. in einem
nit fe63ia pfer0en beieBten Stale i'm
Wtonat Oftober elm raider llebergang
uon Der Stitterung bes alten gum neuen
3afer gema9t. Ser 9afer mar ges
iunD unb ibper unb bic pferoe fraBem
bic 9eip6bnli9e Portion germ. gfa1
o@t 5agen tnaren a6er ole gaIfri11
franf, oerfaeten mebrere Sage bas
sSutter, aeigten fi6 matt. IieBen bie
R6bfe bdngen unO ein3elne batten au9
etnen um mebrere @dldge berme5rten
Buls. Nad mebrtdsiger &ube bel
&leieufutter nit aoebfal3 ging bic SiOs
ring iebo9 pbue Golgen poriiber.
Wlan wiro es ni1t leugnen biirfen, baB
Der neue, no6 ni6t ,biurei@eno ansges
trodnete 6afer i@mer berbauli6 lit unb
besbalb tueniger gut ndbrt, mas bei
Der Nr6eit fGnellere @rmattung unb
lei6teres 59piben 5ur Tolge bat.
Mud bic mitunter bana6 auftretenDen
Wtagens unb 9armfatarrhe NIT &olit
uno lei6tent Sur9faG iinb un3weifeIs
baft auf bic aroBere 51werberbauli9.
felt suriid3ufiibren. uebrisens seigen
li6 eble Bferbe fir bic Giitterung
neuen Safers uiel empfinbli@er aIs
iol3e bon gemeiner 2aKe. Stag aud
bdnfig genug fein auffd1iger Nadtbeil
5a Sage treten, min man fi9 DOE @ers
luit beiuabren. nirb es benn bod
immer geratben iein, ben Safer
erlf 3n perpenben, tDenn er
seb6rig abgef6piBt bat. unb penn
man tbn bann, etma brei Monate mad
feiner @iuerntung, berfiittert, i'm
anfdngli6 nod NIT altem 0afer au
permil@en. llmgetebrt 1T ie6o6 aud
etn iiberalter Dafer, ber lange 9elagert
bat, f9mer perbaulid unb peniger
ndbrtrdftig, benn er bat an ieineut
Stiditoffs unb 5tdrfebalt perloren uub
in GoIge feiHes Mustroduens f6nnen
bic 8erbauunasidfts ibm peniser lei9t
beitommen. Su glei@em Mabe gilt
6as aud bDn anberen @etreibef6rnern
uno In nod b6berem pDn Shlienfrh9.
ten.
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Siitet Sud ppr syali6ern,

weIde ben Martt perpeten unD aranfe, Die ibnen in
bte Sdnoe fallen. nm tbr @elb brtnsen, unb mas nod
i4ltmmer, bnr& ibre S&pinbeImebtStnen hdufs be=
rem Setben seridltmmern anb &routia MAIDEN. gEtr
erfhnen nur uniere Hi4t sesen bic @eiea4aft, penn
MIR bas aubltum bot bteien septienIpien 9etrhsern
fparnen. Gtwas @rri@t ieitens beS adufcrs idast
fieien por 9etrus, penn er fOlseIbe @npeiiuns i'm
@ebdatntb bebdlt; Waan faufe nie in @ebinben
(Sdiern Dber Srhsen), benn bos d4te Spitetter' 8
Masenbitter8 prb nur tn Tlaiaen perfduft, rpeI@e
bie bbide tn Stabl gepGene Gtette trasen, Dte ben
sfampf ct. @eprss nit benz Draaeu bartlett. @m
8rabsnfen Der SSetter g.. 1ieber BEN Sort lit cine
Wetantapiel seipaunt, auf weIber Der game bes Nrz
tfeIS uno in Der Mtte etn MebaGontppf eeprdst it,
Seben, Der sefdliates 5pitettcrs Maeeubtters pcrz
tauft pereen lpr sertbtltd belanSen. Seine Erenge
geftrafung lit unauSbleibli4.
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NmnbreiIe Ssiaette.

2eiet bic beri@iebeueu @eleseabeis
ten, fur pel9e bic
Giibli@e Nactiic = Gmniet 8abm,
rebuairte &unbreifesBilette mad 6fIis
den Bldsen berfauft.
@pnclabe Sempelritter, 8ofDn,
MaK. Cine State fir bic &unbreiie
II. biz %. Nusuit; siiltig bis sum.6.
October 1895.
Mesen ndberer @in3elbeiten ,penbet
gu9 an ben ndbifen 6idet Iseuten
ober ON
@.W. 8etn, 8. $. parfS,
Sraffic Waanaser, u. @.p. & S.N.
9ouiton, Ser. 0oniton, Ser.
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seras staats Tair nuo 9alas
ausfteanug.
GDr6ett nn6 Syibiimmons. physical
culture" =&Drfteaung.
9allas, 9egas, 10. Oftpber Bic
3. 9tpnember 1895.
gfie6rige Grfnriions Staten auf be-
Santa Sc Giiembabn s0tmie.

Sur bic 3eras @taats 5air uub
Dallas Nusfelluns, neIde am 10.
October er6hnet, unb fiir ben Sermin
bis gum 8. Nobember 1895. bauern
mirb. offerirt bic Santa Sc Giienbabns
8eripaltung niebrise @rturIionsraten,
0in> unb &iidfabrt fiir ben einfaden
aabrpreis. BON allen pnntten ibrer
2inie, 9idets haben bis gum 5. gfos
pember @tiltigteit.
NuBer ber oben geuannten Grfur,
fionsrate perben mod Sabrfarten BON
allen Buntten Der 2inie berfauft. bic
auf 8 (brei) Gage nod beren 26iung
gtiltig limb gu einem Marimum preis
bon $5. 9ieies BON allen Stationen.
beren einfa6er Yreis mebr aIs $5 bes
trdgt.
Oie physical culture" 0prIfel.
lung Don @orbett uub SSiBfimmon8
mirb am 81. October unt 10 ubr 8ors
mittags hattfinoen.
THr ben l.. Nobember bat Brdiibent
5tuart bes rTIoriba 9ltbletie Club"
nit Wfaber unb O'Donnel. mie au9
&pan unb Smith awei 9orfeauneen
arrungirt, fir eineu @intrittspreis.
@rfuriionss sGabrfarten nod Dallas
tperben nod obigen Ingaben, fir bieie
8oritellungen perfauft.
@intrittsfarten nit reierbirten Siben
finb bur9 ben Ngenten Der Santa Sc
au besieben.
&auft Cure 8illette sll Sauie, um
bas @ebrdnge am slmpbitbeater su
permeiben.
%. 8. Seeuan,
@eneral pafa9ier Ngent.
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9as meme 0OuesStar> yaldis.

QBie iid3 Die ieiR'sen 9anoe resen,
9Sie iid) Sa6 ttinimelt itnbertpanbt,
@ie fie ba flOpfen, bammern, ,aaen
llno niiikig bleibet feine 9anb.
Wait m6d1t' t'gem Qmaoerm id1iuerbelaffet
Grifft gSa8en ba NM gSa8en Elm
limb nimtmerbar fpirb bort geraffet
@cnm bod iit3 auftbiirmt gtcin anf
Stein.
ltmS tueldem 3tpede tupllt Sbr
fragen,
Ser ffnlse Sau setptbmet iei2
0as lit, I'd, MUS ipfort Cad iasen,
Sic neue "L0ne Stars $ BrGnerei!
Rr5nt erft Vpllenbmug has 8eainnem-
Sci iaeinem Wprt, ttb iab' eS germ =
Damn Hattert rDn ben b6dftem 3innem
9ie Tabue NIT benz Gin5el=gtern!
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81 nertaufen wsgeu auoerer
0eldlGfte

bas elegante, neu einseri6tete j ors
res Sotel in Com fort. 9euball
@OuntD, 5eraS. 307X207 SUB @runb
nit f96nen 4nlagen. guten @ebduli9s
teiten, 8runnen, Winbmiible. 8abes
simmer un6 tiinitli6er 8emdFerung.
preis $4,000. 8in aud bereit, anberes
@runbeigentbum bafitr ein3utaui6en.
Ndberes 8. 5orres,
S@ulenburs, Seras.
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5an NnDnio, 9Duuerfag oeu 3. Sitobu 1895.

GIN paar Sefunoen lpdter maren iie
tros ees 9Sogens unb 2reibens TIM tie
ber 10 gut pie allein unO batten ni9t
su fiir9teu, baB Elm llnberufener tire
nit seodmpfter Gimme sefiibrte unz
terboltung belaui9e.
(Gprtiesuns foIgt).
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leu fdmmtli6 in elmer 6emil9en gers
binbung iein uub erft aug bieien 6emis
f6en 8erbinoungen fam bic Bflan3e
bic etn5elnen Strife tn fliiifiger Sorm
bur6 bic Wurseln in fi6 aufnebmen.
Die pfanae beifebt, tpie bereits err
pdbnt, aug Waferfoff, 5auerlfoff,
&oblenfoff, Stiditoff unb einisen at1z
beren @tOffen; ibre 9fabrups bagesen
beitebt aus ben 6emilden 8erbtnbnns
gen bieier 5toffe, B. /. @afer, aobs
lenidure, Immoniaf unb in ben mines
rolilben Salaen, &ali, yaatron, Salt,
pbospboridure u. (. 10.
Teblt elmer o6er mebrere bieler Stoffe
I'm Booen, 10 fam bic frdftigte pHanse
ni@t wa6ien unb gebt 5u @runbe.
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8ndlems 9lrutca galbe.

Die Bette GaIbe ber @elt far G&nitte, Quetiaun.
gen, Gei&whre, Gieber= unb Sauts Gusi4las, Slcd
ten, gefprnngene Sdube, Srpifbeulen unb ale Sdut.
tranfteiten; turtrt admprrbpben pher teine 0e8at.
lnng. 8b0tse 3ufrtebenbe saranttrt ober bas SeIi
ntrb suriderfattet. 25 Gents bie S@a@tel. Bum
Sertanf in alien Ipntbetcn.
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Ybutpgrapbien. Man bringe bieie
ytotis pber Sifet8. bic man bon irgenb
elmer @allerie in San 9lntonio bat,
unb llapaps @aaerie, 513
@aft 9Dufon Street, ipirb bafiir elm
SuBenb iddne @abiuet. photographer
fur 81. so liefern.
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Grinft &oaaaS's 7affee ieben
Sag friid sebrunnt.
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8abimet photographer, emails
lirt. nur SO @entS bel Brad, 1134
Mlamo plasa.
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Sn 8erbinbuns biermit III elm
Slid. mmb u n tern W arft.
Sdsli1 friiae Slide, Muiiern, WiIb,.
@eaiigel aller Dirt. s elepbpn 399.
8eifelungen perben In irgsnb einsw
Steile Der Stabt frei abgeliefert.
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Nyeattbtes 8rptbers,

GIeif6er 9ouffomsS StraBe
2iefern bas porsisli6fte &inbs, S9afs
unb S6neinefeii9. 6 pe3iaIitdt.
Sunges aalbfleii d. Ale Sor-
ten BON Murf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-03

2rinft 6oGano's Tbee.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-10-28
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

The usual informal hop by the Santa
Fe Social club takes place tomorrow
evening.
The funeral of Mrs. s. D. LASER took
place this morning from the cathedral,
and WAS largely attended. G. A. r. COM
rades of Mr.. LASER acted as pail bearers.
Without the fear of either God or man
before his eyes, some sneak thief entered
Guadalupe church early yesterday morn
ing and stole challace. There is no
clew to the thief. This ia the second time
in two years that the altar at Guadalupe
church has been robbed of its belong.
ings.
Gregorio Garcia, Pedro Perea and
Julian Lucero, charged with wholesale
cattle and horse stealing in south Santa
Fe county, we're bound over to the grand
jury by Justice Tomas Smith, in this
city, ou Saturday afternoon. They were
held in the sum of $500.
Ovid Musin, the famed violinst, will
appear here shortly. Mr.. w. B. Edmin
ster, of New York, his representative, ii
discussing the matter this afternoon will
the w. B. T. The party is on tour O.
the world and has just done Mexico. Or
November they leave Vancouver for I
trip through Japan.
Hon. Neil B. Field came up from Albu
querque this morning. He was seen by
representative of the New MEXICAN ant
asked If he had anything to say for publ
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-10-28
THE CHARGES ARE DISMISSED
Termination of the Case Against Cat
ron and Spiess in the Supreme
Court To-day.
WRITTEN OPINIONS YET TO COME DOWN
Justices Collier, Hamilton and Bantz
in Accord Justice Laughlin
Dissents Bar AS
ISOLATION.

Chief Justice Smith and Associate
Justices Collier, Hamilton and Laughlin
met in the consultation room of the ter
ritorial supreme court at 1880 this morn
ing.
The court room was crowded with law
yers from various parts of the territory
and many interested citizens, but at 1l:3o
an announcement was made by Clerk
WHY'S that the court would not formally
meet until 1880 p. m.
An announcement was also made that
the New Mexico Bar association, called to
meet this forenoon, would not convene
until after the adjournment of the SUI
preme court.
SESSION THIS AFTERNOON.
The territorial supreme court met at
1:50 p. M. with Associate Justice Collier
presiding and Associate Justices Hamil
and Laughlin present.
Judge Collier then announced, in the
matter of the charges preferred and triec
against Thomas B. Catron and Charles A
Spiess, that three of the four Justices who
had sat through the trial had concluded
that the proceedings should be dismissed
and the respondents found not guilty. H,
also announced that Justice Laughlir
dissented from this conclusion.
Justice Collier continued that a writer
opinion in the case would be handed dowl
in due season; that such opinion woult
fully set forhh the reasons that resulted il
the conclusion arrived at by a maj GRITTY 0
the court; that such opinion would severe
ly comment upon same features of tn
case brought out in the trial.
Justice Hamilton followed with a some
what lengthy written review of the cas-
and this reasons that influenced him il
the premises.
crowd of people filled the court roor
and much suppressed excitement was ar
parent both before ana after the ar
nouncsment of the courts decision.
THE EAR ASSOCIATION.
At abont O'Clock Justice Hamilto
concluded the reading of his opinion, an
: the court adjourned, when immediatel
the adjourned meeting of the New Me,
leo Bar ASSOCIATION was called.
} A partial canvass of those present il
dicates that the proposition to elect M
Catron president has been thorough
cut and dried, his avowed supporter
constituting a large majority of the men
bers of the bar in attendance.
Later-Mr. Catron was elected pres
dent.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-10-28
InsnectiOn Invited.

At a meeting OF the capitol rebuilding
committee, when plans for the new struc-
ture we're under consideration, resolu-
ton was unanimously adopted deferring
final approval of such plans for fifteen
DAYS from October 26, 1896, for the pur-
pose of giving ample opportunity to all
citizens OF New Mexico to inspect such
plans and make any criticisms thereon
or suggestions in regard to the same; and
for this purpose the plans may be seen
BY any persons interested at the Office of
the board on the northeast corner of
Palace and Washington avenues, in the
citv of Santa Fe. Such Office will be
open during said fifteen days from 8 a.
m. to 6 .. M, excepting Sundays.