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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-06-06
MAKE Me STEADFAST


Ever me SAID 'i''ie 1t was an '''''u'"
eure-.ra. f5Ht. one ''".'''" '''' wan
.bc mfr II hA&.lf, tuade tho discovery Mul-
,a,f Tint Laura Clayton and John Baxter
'e'. ,....,.r,. ipfI-lIgtea to each other Ol
W. ~, smoke, If it In her SOW, viii,
MT III A.. CLAYTON .u4,s..,,,l it.
conNi''1''' tt....,..
TO her da 5-i'''i 49,
was.
"Wins IN earth would your l1'h'r nave
s,id. john demanded his her fierce
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Clarteu, smiling. aHi signing little.
"IaIra dearest child, | don Went tp
croak. I'm, are YOU sure you know yUur
o,vu heart. Tho Glaytous-wcll she
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-06-06

lusks and other zoophytes in great variety,
Here also are found number of trilobites,
echa and other forms.
S,vutiflc authority states that the trilo-
bites were among the first creatures in
habiting our globe and it is curious fact
to contemplate that their eyes should have
been preserved perfect. They present one Of
those wonderful objects which carry ones
thoughts backward to the early ages Of
the world The eyes of trilobites have
from 400 TO 6, 900 facets, according to the
species and from their peculiar structure
it is onjectured that the trilobites lived in
the shallow waters of the scashore, with
power to look upward through the water.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-06-06


why doesn't Arthur Holhrooke come
here any louGeri deman,ied Mrs Clayton
OF her daughter one day
Laula Iooh,a up strangely white and
weary
Il sen, tln. away she said indifferent.
ly
Ny dean Then it came to that?'
Yes "
Are you rcgrettiug it, Laura, dears'
asked her mother gently.
NO -
You didn't care for him?"
mo 3"
Il am so glad. Poor boy!' remarked
Mrs. Clayton. But, darling, you must
not send him away out Of mistaken
sense Of loyalty. 1t would be wrong to
John, you know
Don't" cried Laura, burying her face
IN her hands, and then she handed her
mother letter.
John released her from the engagement
which all reports, her own included, agreed
10 be an irksome one to her John begged
her not to blame herself. 1t had been "a
mistake On both sides He WAS moro to
blame than she, and Dorothca CRANKY had
helped him to discover his fault
That night, when she prayed, uncon-
sciously the old prayer rose 10 her lips
Make me steadfast and good, like him, y
She whispered, and then, remembering
she buried her face in the coyerlid and
cfled.-NeW York World.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

Austin, April sO.l'rhere was ,,..,
ntlle doing in the state dennr,,',a,;S'
toIay outside OF regular routine.
The following from the comntrol,or.,
ONCE shows the lease and snle ~ ie,,
Tor the month OF April. i'"'
Lease school lands, Slt.6io AZ. col,
OF school land interest, S22'7i3 90, n S',,'
cipnl, s20,2062G. -'''V' prlh
Lense university lands ss5l in. cal,
interest, Sl2e,7l; principal si72i '"''
sale asylum lands, deaf and d,,,h
interest Ss26.27; principal SASS. bii,,5
asylum. interest, $50: unatic ns,,t,,,..
interest s3e4bO; principal sos "a ~ Jun
sale public domain. seOgO.si
me following tax collectors ,,,,.,.
annual settlement with the conn, .l i,,ue
were as stated below: vac yeaf
5. j. Wilson, Bastrop county ,d
orsm poll tax, $iS,02al5; ,occupat fn,'
Joe Magee, Caldwell county n, -.
s370S95. ''''VV' occupation,
sam Farquar. Waller county ,a
s s9Tsm and poll, ss2es.ol; occupSt,e n'
u. D. Sullivan. Victoria corr.,.
v .i9,, sI and poll si6,ssosI; oeeupsto "a
Ihe peering Harvesting co,,ro
capital stock $4,000 900. OF uinois Pany,
granted to do business in Texas. was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

The jury In the W. p. Thomas per-
jury case yesterday afternoon brought
In verdict OF guilty and u sentence of
five years imprisonment. A new trial
win at once be asked for.
In the afternoon the trial of j. NJ.
Cow, charged with embezzlement. was
. begun In the Seventeenth district court.
Gov is charged with falling to account
for several hundred dollars which
pissed through his hands while he
was agent for the Pacific Express
company at the Union depot here The
case has been watched with consider
able interest. especially by the railroad
men, among whom Cow Is we'll known.
Il. l.. Carlock appeared for the de-
Tense, and James Davis and X. IL.
Orr for the prosecution.
Ed Scott testified that he was an
empl0ye OF the Paclilc Express COM
pany and that Cow had borrowed
money from him, telling him that VIII
Failes, who at that time was cashier
Of the Pacific Expires scompany was
about to be checked up Failes short
ly ufterwurd was discharged and left
the city. The money Cow borrowed
from Scott lac paid back.
The principal witness In the case
Wis r. ~ ENktll, route agent Tor
the BaCinc Express company here.
Alr. Edgell testified that complaint was
made to him about the loss OF pack
age containing yGl6.9J which came from
Jacksonville, Cherokee county, Tex,
addressed to Mrs. Mary n. Ellls, Glen
don, California Mr. Cow was asked
about the money and told Mr.. Edgell
that he mad received 1t, but failed 10
ilnd his receipt, The express company
made up the money lost and sent the
amount to the cOnsiguye. The money
was nude good TO the express company
by the American Suretos company,
Cows bpndsmun. out Of two other
packages OF money containing 500
and 800, Cow told Edgel that he had
taken money. but had replaced the
amount he had taken out, and he did
this, he said. because another cmpl0ye
OF the company had asked him to do
so, This man had been discharged.
MT. Edgell said that Cow hud handled
large amount OF money for the eN-
press company, and he had always
been perfectly straight IN his deal
iugs,
Tho arguments In the case will be
made today
The grand jury OF the Forty-cighth
district court made It's report ycstrr-
DAY morning and was discharged
finally
Judge Green was occupied with the
trial or the suit OF W. B. Paddock,
administrator VIZ. w. =. Lewis
The defendant In this case Is not
w. j. Lewis, as was unIntentlonally
stated yesterday morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01
THE GAzETTE. WORTH, TEXAS MAY I 1880

best equipped route TO Colorado. and the
ONLY ONE from Texas operating re-
cllning chair cars and sleepers OF the
most exquisite appointment, and spec
Tally adapted for summer travel.
THE ONLY SHORT LINE TO COLO
RADIO
and the one offering the advantage Of a
charming ride through the beautiful
scenery OF New Mexico and Colorado
within eighteen hours after leaving
Fort Worth. passing In full view Of
the historical Pixies Peak.
For information us to rates, connec-
lions, etc. address
d. b. KELLER, @. p. A.
Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01
PILOT PEELE
Declared to be to Blame for the Sink
ing OF the Missouri,

Louisville, Ky, April 3O.-After a
lengthy investigation the local board Of
steamboat inspectors composed OF Cap
tnns Abraham and Dunn. having the
matter In churge, have rendered re-
port deciding that the sinking OF the
steamer state OF Missouri at Wolf
creek, sevcnty-three miles below Louis
VILE ON January 10 last. was due to
the carelcssncss Of Pilot James Peele,
Jr, who was Mt the wheel when the ac-
cident happened, The inspectors find
also that there is a preionderance OF
evidence To show that at least three
hVes We're lost and probably four, The
matter has been referred to United
states District Attorney Smith. who
WIZ proceed against the pilot in the
courts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01
A pLAND1sHMENr BILL.
An "Act to Prevent Lobbying In Any
Form, Especially by Establishment"


Austin, Tex. April 3O.--Kennedy's
Establishment bill. reported favoraDiy
by committee en- towns and city cor
poratlons, failed to be called up. 1t Is
daisy. rs follows:
Section !. BE II enacted by the iegis-
lature OF the stale Of Texas: III any
person or association OF persons or any
corporation by its agent or attorneys
shall during a session Of the legislature
OF state shall appear or offer 10 APP
pear before any committee appointed
by either branch OF said legislature
for the purpose OF advising or dlscuss-
ing with said committee Of and con-
corning any bill before 1t for considera-
ton, he shall be fined IN the sum of
not less thPn $1,000 and may In addl-
lion be Imprisoned in the penitentiary
for not more than five years
Section 9 II any such persons as
are named In section l Of this act shall
approach or offer TO approach any
member OF the legislature TO talk with
him about any measure pending before
the legislature. the one so offending
shall be punished as provided In Sec
tion | of this act
Section 3. If any person named in
section l OF this act shall blandlsh or
offer to blandish any member o. the
legislature, he shall be fined not less
than SEOOO nor more than Sl0OQD.
Section 4. The word blandlsh as here
In used means any offer to give drink
or cigar. or to take 4 meal of victuals
or to 20 for drive, or TO take a hand
at draw poker, or TO 80 out to Austin
dam. or to the theater or to talk about
being Of kin to the member, or about
being In the Confederate army, or to
make. him believe he Will be appointed
to u vacancy in any Office, or that a
bill he may have will likely be vetoed
under certain contingencies; but
the expression Of thuse things does not
prevent other acts, whether gentle
manly or dlstateful or Indecent from
coming within the term blandish
Section .. Nothing In this act shall
apply to prevent men who may desire
10 snow that all kinds OF things that
they don't like should be punished by
any penalty not more severe than
death.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

Austin. Tex, April 2O.-when the den
cheney bill passed the house 1t failed
TO receive the two-thirds vote neees-
snry 20 put laws into immediate effect.
and It was supposed that the annro,
printions made by II would not become
available until 20 days had elapsed.
Comptroller Finley, however, is OF the
opinion that deficiency bill partakes
or the nature of "A general approprla-
ton bill, which takes immediate effect
without the two-thirds vote. This
opinion Is coneurrcd In by the attorney
general, and warrants will be issued
under the deficiency bill ms soon as il
IS signed by the governor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

OF the wutcrworks committee stated
that they had done all they could to
have the work prosecuted more vigor-
ously. lie also Inquired what part OF
the delay had been caused by the city.
Mr.. Las8itcr moved that the 1nyor
aud wutcrworlys committee be instruct
cd to Investigate and see " anything
could be done to have tho work pushed
more rapidly, and also that the city gt-
torfey pc instructed to investigate ana
find out n the penal clause Of the con-
tractors bond could be enforced. Both
motions prevailed.
upon motion the council ndiourncd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

An athletic cnpcr Of thla sort woulJ
scarcely be considered lndccurnus i'm
one, even OF mature age and sednte
habits, lmpcllcd thereto by excess OF
Joy on recovering his digestion through
the fundamentally OF Hostrttcr's
stomach Blttera, foremost among RENE
al,9 ior dyspepsia, bIliousncss aud con-
n,'ppt.vn, a ttlo OF OWLS usually found
IN conjunction with each other. Ag
the stomach RECEIVERS It's tone, and the
gastric juices are sccreted in hcnlthful
plenutude through the agency OF this
superb restorative, nerve TRANQUILITY
appetite and sleep return. The body
gains In substance and the musclcs in
Nlgor' For the prevention and cure Of
NUMEROUS, rheumatic and kidney trou-
bio the Blttcrs is u most dIrnct al
throughgolng medicinal agent. It's ef,
teets are speedily felt aud comprehcn-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

Washington, April sO.-The exp,eted
Important transfers arising out ~ the
recent army promotions In the hIsho-
ranke We're made today by Secretary
Lamont General Rugar has leon
transferred from Chieaeo to Ws,s,'i.,st
ton for special duty with the secre,a %,
OF war General Merritt, from ~ paiI
20 Chlcago; Brlgadier General Brooke,
rum omaha to st. Paul; Brlgalier Cen.
eral Copplnger to Omaha, rellAving
GENERAL Brooke; BriFadier Gennrai
wheaton from San Antonio 10 Denver
IN place OF General McCook. retired
n ,on,d bFlsadier General Bliss to saa An,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

Washington, April 3O.-Llst OF nat
eents FOR Texans: Cooling apparatus.
EllJhh O, Brown, West; combined
Savage, Waco: dividing instrnmon,
Francis w. Cornelius. Purely; cxercIs'
ing device, Oscar Felden, Houston,
WIRE stretching tool, Odolen j. Labauye
AnEleton; advertising fan, Tony i,ocas,
10, Marshall; hay rake, Ira c. Lundnv.
hubbard; ironing table, Charles r.
Mis- Loekhart; water elevation, ]. "a
~ naS NO Unity; balance index, Thomas
T. Thomas. Meridian.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

Houston. Tex, April sO.-Albert and
NAT Sromer, doing dry goods and mo-
non business under the style Of Cramer
hros. Med a ehattel mortgage today,
notnlng Marnon Rosenneld trustee.
fieiv'fvd creditors are all local as fol-
lews; j. W. Jones, $50. ZONES a Cav.
nett, 500; Houston NationaI hank
MaVoi Mrs. Sarah Cramer Sn0O, Mrs
hettie Alexander, $500: Mrs. Rachel
MARI. NlSe; Horny 5. Fox. si250; o. j.
Soehran' Sl6f, The assets are NOT
gwen but consist OF the stock Of goods
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

The Anti Pugilist, Anti Asslgnation
House and Anti lottery.

Austin, April 30.--Among the bills
that died on the speakers table were
the ant-loltery bill, Kings bill, max
ing prize fighting a felony. and Jen-
nlngs blll to wipe out" assignation
hoGses, The anti pug" bill was intro.
duced early In the session hy King
and taVorahly reported by committee
II was pushed by citizens OF Dallas. In
faet, the only petitions asking that
glove contests be made a felony came
from that city, The little bill is dead
now, end glove contests will 80 on un-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

Is the meeting OF the National Ioauc,
tlonal associatlon to be held in penVsr
July 20 Il next, Il being coneedeS
thet this will be the largest meetins !.
IN the history Of that organization. hS
reason OF The attraction offered IN tho
heanutm picturesque mountain towns
sparkling water. fine fishing and h,,n,-
ing and the most awo-insplring seen
cry one ever beheld viii tend 10 malse
,he VISIT one Of particular interest To-
those engaged In educational work
Denver In Itself Is a city o. many rreSf
attractions and extensive arrange
menis have been made by the local
09mmitlees having the housing OF vis.
Ting teachers in charge. maklni, ~
expenses very low, consistent with tbs
very superior Recommendations.
Teaehers and their friends eontem-
plating this trip should not lose siFh,
OF the fact that the FORT WOp'ru
AND DENVER CITY RAILWAY ia
positively the shortest. quickest and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01
1T NAY 20 AS MUCH roR. Yo,r

MIR. Fred Miller Of irving. Ill.,, writes
mat he had severe kidney trouble
iqr many years, with severe mains An
ms back and also that his bladder was
ahected. He tried many so-calIed Kid.
hey cures. but without any good re-
SUIT; About o year ago he began use
OF Electric bittera and found relief
at one. Electric Bltters "a esneelniiv
adapted TO cure ali Kidney ana liver
troubles, and often elves almost Instant
fehet. one trial viii prove our stnte-
ment Price. only 80 cents for large
bottle. ~ j. z, Nlcks anu Co.'S drug
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01
NASHVILLE wrnn1Nr

NASHVILLE, Tenn. April so.-This =,
,,srhoon at Christ church, Episcor.i
Mss FRANCIS Gale. granddauehtar -,
ff,,lshop'General Leonidas Polk az ~
y =, on euerate army. was married 10 ~
-, w, Ewing OF Naw YORK Ci.v M
ha. rlage was noyable evsu. ia 10
pest social circles q the city,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

In securing tickets for the interna
uonal conference OF the Epworth leng.I,
70 be held at Chattanooga, June ~ 10 Ia
inclusive, be sure that pane read oyci
the Texas and Pacific rsllroad, whlet
" the only line that cnn give VOC
eholre OF routes, Via Memphis, shrcye.
io.' Hi Htw yuc8na. The rate viii 10
ohs lowest htst-elnSs fare Tor the round
~ limited TO fifteen daya fr1m dnts
OF sails for return, with privilege of on
tending the limit fifteen days by do.
posting the return portion OF liekct
at Chattanooga, ''NNe'
hor further Information call on or nd.
uress your nearest ticket asent, or
So W. A. pAsHInLL
iraV' fass, Agent, Dallas. Tex.
Genl Pass. and 1stiUN Mhs LlER,
TexRg SN"' baHas,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

BY the Citizens OF the First Ward OF
tho City of Austin.

Austin. April So-lIon. Thomas Jen-
nlngs was caned this morning nv tho
citizens Of the First ward. Austin, This
was In recognition of his efforts IN
pass an assignation house bin. Colonel
Oppenheim made the presentation
speech and Colonel Jennings made n
very HAPPY response. The stick is Of
hickory we'll mounted. and Colonel
death claims him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

Washington, April aO.-The solicitor
general has filed a motion IN ,d,, r'soi
the case of the United ststea vs a.,
county OF Santa Fc, N. NJ. on tia
United States supreme court docket
appealed by the government from the
decision OF the court Of private land
claims. The case involves the titIs ~,
me santa Fe grant, one OF tho old
spanish land grants, in which rho civ
OF santa Fe is situated. The land
court, by n vote or . to .. decided tbS
grant 20 be valid The original GRAM
comprised four square leagues nv
value of the property has besn .rol, Ig
enhanced by the Improvement e'''S
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

-. Z. lmooden returned from Austin
the past week working on an an,nd.
ment TO the corporation laws whereh,,
t1e Fort Worth Industrial ossocIs,
ton' could incorporate for tho nurnosSs
desired, Other amendments mad, h q
very diticult hlll TO handule. mt after
yesterday. ' ''1''' ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01
IMBoDpNs BIG FIGHT


Austin, Tex, April SOD. C. J-,bo-
den Of Fort Worth departed for home
last night. The Rogers private cor
poration bill contained one clause "for
promoting ana taking stock in manu-
featuring companies or corporations"
was demanded by the citizens Of Fort
Worth, and Mr.. lmbodeu fought the
BIN through the senate and house. and
atter II had been practically killed IN
the mouse, he had action rpconsldered
ana the pm passed. For an amateur
lmboden is the best all around lobbyist
that ever tackled a legislator at Aus
tin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

ton aud the delightfully."- varied expros,
ind felicity with which he mInisters ~
the tastes OF all classes Of people. hls
Senlus as n composer, and the unpre-
cedented popularity ana unparalleled
sale and dissemination among tho neo.
pie or his eomposltlons--t are rra-
sons enough why sousa is the "fad. :"
WV WY everybody attends his CON
constant tours an opportunity is az
iorded or listening to his matohlSaq
concert Band. And this is the reason
why there Will be crush al Grsen'
walIa opera house Wednesday. NAV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01


ne otis, ,,,,,cit mat tnst ,i.bt with
- ~ 80,
yor iauuock pI'alulhb anu ll'o'h
mhers present The minutes Of the
vlous meeting were read and np-
"P'
~ Htndt Essex ana spoohtn were
used ON account OF absence from
citv
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"0 il''"rv 'V''''''''''' ''p'' ''N "'u
lmmcndei that the time OF cullcc-
ll of the tuxcg foI, 1884 ON the prop
of rniIrond men Uh, mr.. d,p,nd,nt
Nn their wages be extended to May
II was moved that the timo be
andod T., Ma, 20 which yo,ti1 he
,r,..
y tue pay Jay Oh III 'uu Iouu'' AHe
Ion prevailed,
,yng recommended that tho city
.ro,,. goon,n ,r,r, ,,, ,,.,,,IcaI Nn.
~" '-V'''y I'm ,''l o''e'i'', -. u,,
ss pnyuble four months from date.
IA intGrest at Dor cent. The object
zinc borrow being to nuuidnte the
IN, d,bts 10 local buukp. the COM
lratlon being That the money cuIld
i,',..,,,,,.,,i a, s,,,ait.r rnte nf in
bst nun tbnt now ptid. Tho recon-
1dntinn yy,g ndnt,tel
VIVA nis1 rrepmrnended thnt the
.a an rrrtntn I0ta M n. II. wallis be
,iiitcI an nseonnt OF fayors by Mir.
'iiig "a Tho 'rttv when pr,ynilod
h.. ciI,, se,rsts,, NM authnrizsl To
" Wf san ~. ~ p'E ,ll,'. VI - ''o'u
SoUo , ouy ~, o., ~ ,is u'p nmtbori,ea +,
nc ttereta'y Was , al5o eu ''l.,'l 70
wv warrants iot @i,Vl IN pay heh' u
i ,iti'',' ,.''.,,nmG,d that tho
Su''i'Vee e'v'l' ,,,,,t ''' L. ,
t5S,., He ,t" ,.,,.,',..',, ~ ~
o. H'vvv, A. Voc sue s'a'Vu , ,''''
M Nuulu require u hpetltl 5iullNHee'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

Washington, April 30. II Todav,s
statement Of the condition OF the tres .
MY shows: Available cash be,Ionca
SisS'i60 4sSi gold reserve sol $50 1oi ''''''ee
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01
:EIING OF THE CITY COUNCIL.
Dirk DONE BY THE CITY soLoNs
LAST NIGHT.

10 VARIOUS COMMITTEES RE-
'oRTs-THE CITY TREAsURERs
Jew BOND REcErvED-To IN
'EsTIGATE THE PROGRESS ON
HE CLEAR FORK DAMS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01
CHARGED WITH EnBEzzLtMEAT.
THE j. NJ. COW CASE ON TRIAL
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.

THE EVIDENCE CONCLUDED AND
ARGUMENTS WILL BE MADE
ToDAY-THB II. p. THOMAS
CASE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
THE COURTS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01
THE INTERNATIONAL ROUTE n r
@. N. RATLROAD y" TX

lhr,9ugh sleepers daily between XIV
sas Slty' Fort Worth and Austin san
nnns9nio etc. via Hearne. CONNECTING =,
i-nhis with trains to ana from psi,,s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01

BE sure and see the stcarns hail.
bearing grass mower at t. w. Lakes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-01
The Best Refrigerator
on the market,
Beldngs- new Perfection,
Sold on easy payments at
MADDOX. ELLISON & co.

The Jewel gasoline steve Is sold and
guaranteed by Il. w. Lake.
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LITTLE ITEMS,

Rest typewriter supplies at Humph-
rey's.
]. NJ. Rodgers sells Iron fencing.
Sewing machine supplies. as well as
diamonds, watches, clocks and jeweiry
at the cheapest tewelry house In the
city. Hairs. Main and Eleventh.
Fullers Novelty Iron Works. new and
second hand boilers. engines. pumps
and gin machinery for .ale or trade.
Ala West Weatherford street.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi McCuskell desire
to return thanks to those kind friends
who 50 kindly assisted them In the
last long illness of Prof. l.. p. Henry.
George l.. Cause. funeral director and
takers goods. Takes full charge Of
funerals and furnishes all necessary
requirements. No 3li West Weather
ford street. Fort Worth. Texas.
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.H.t.I. q. II. A., tyler, Tex.
t a. A. Gibson,
r. 7. Abort Worth. Tex.
u. NJ. MORGAN,
O. r. and r A., 4Ol Main street, TO
Worth, Texas.