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The state herald., 1895-11-29
Ncntaguc Marks % uuieu Square, n Y.

WANTED Several trustworthy gentlemen
or ladies 10 travel in Colorado for esti,b-
iished reliable house. Salary sTs0 and ex.
pcnscs. Steady position. Enclose reference
and self addressed stamped envelope The
Dominion Company, Third Floor, Omaha
Bldg, Chicago. Ill.
The state herald., 1895-11-29

Don't bry holiday goods until you
laye seen nay st2ei. u giuyea, nockwot,r,
hosiery, asp-nders, mullisrs, mlt,aua,
towels, hanhEcfrhisls and other Thugs
too nnmJ1aa 10 mention, at prices that
ure surely very luw. L. II. Elicit
The state herald., 1895-11-29

WANTED: :-scvcfal trgstworthF gentlemen
or ladies' TO travel In Colorado Tor cstab
iished, reliable house. salary ESQ aud cy
penscs. steady position. Elclosr roiereac.
aud sell addressed stamped envelope. III,
Dominion Company, THIRD FLOOR, orlans
Blds., lineage, III.
The state herald., 1895-11-29

The Juiosburs Sentinel says tina. some
ul the merchants u that city are ehip
ping Boods from the east on the B q NJ.
sad Gnlt ronla via. Sterling, They will
alsays find the .. ~ 81. officials yory ar
cummDdauug.
The state herald., 1895-11-29

by virtue Of special execution or lien fore
clio surci-snel out OF tile county court oirhii
lips county tolo dated Oct ~, is95 and mo
as sheriff directed In favor of Tho American
Mortgage Trust Limited corporation plain.
tin and against samuel sheppard I-iliic V
Sheppard l. Doimond trustee and l. % Der
moad and q II Harmon defend uts for
the sum Of si5s.o, damages and
'2l.s5 cost aud accruing cost
Whereby am commanded 10 aoll the fol
lowing described real estate tu-wit
Lot No II in block 25in the original town
of IIoiyohe.Coiorado
10 satisfy snid amounts shall az saturday
the %, day OF Nov 1895 offer the i,betc do
scrihed premises for snlc at public auction at
the hour OF O'Clock p m OF said day at the
front door Of the court honsg m Itol oilu
Col5 to tho highest and best bidder therefor.
Dated THIS - day of Oct ide5
A n GtfTIrpIE chaytfi/
The state herald., 1895-11-29

We d,sbo to thank the many friends
Nhn 30 Audly aa-Istcd Us during tho last
sickness and funeral service Of our dear
s. iie aud daughter. A. MiLLrR.
Mn ASD Mns SnucKEY.
The state herald., 1895-11-29
TIE ART AMATEUR.

Best and Largest Practical Art Magazine.
Tne only Art Periodical awarded Medal at
tho Worlds Fair.)
Invaluable to all who wish to make their Nv
Ing by art or to make their homes beautiful.
Fnr i'lr wo will send to any one men, 4 n c
men copy, with superb color plates
TOR copying or frainingl and supple
mcntary pages of designs Irregular piico s5c)
lnr 15r we will send also "Painting for BE
w ''s'ginners- 900 pagcs.l
Montague Marks q uuien Square, NY.
The state herald., 1895-11-29

Tho delinquent tax sale for this county
will take pueo on Monday December 0.
Here is a CHANCE to maize sale invest
meat and any one who has money to in
ycstshulll attend the salo.
The state herald., 1895-11-29
fIrst rnnl,cntlon Nor = l.os--No l.,l
Nuina iur Publication.
Land Onico at Sterling Colo. !
SnN IA flu.

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Land Onico at Sterling Colo.
Nov Is 1875
Notice j. hcrct Y given that the following
named eiucr has filed notice OF his Intention
10 make tinal proef IN support OF his claim,
and that said proof will he made before the
clerk of tho county court OF Phillips county
Cole At. IIelyolc Colo. on January 1, ls.i
VIZ:
SELS + NELSON
lid Il No ID for the W Z sec - tp7 n = 90
lie names the following witLesscn t. prove
his continuous residence upon aud rultiyn
ton Of. said land, viz;
Christ wastcnborg OF iroiyose Colo
samuel Nelson
james Hamilton
John starn
Any person who deiircs TO protest against
the allowance OF such proof or who knows
of any substantial reason, under he law aud
tho regulations of the Interior Department
why sucA proof should not he allowed, VIII
be given an Opportunity ai tho above mem
TONED time and place 10 crossoSanine the
witnesses OF said claimant. and 10 offer owl
deace In icbut,ai q that sabinittcd by claim
ant
rJ pEMpsrEG Register
The state herald., 1895-11-29

NJ tav as the mining lu'erests of t!e
e'Hle are concerned, Colorado is in a po-
elton where she don't need 10 ask any
layora OF tl,e goiites Of tho east on The
silver question. When the people Of
Colorado decl5rcI in favor OF tae froe
cnlpage Of silver the goldue Of the east
SAD that it vNs lconl silyer mining inter
teis alone TINT influenced them IN taking
that pontipn. The Sherman law was re-
pelled aud The pooplo Of the state, be
liasing TINT there was more money to bo
made in gold mining than IN silver, turn
ed their attention to the development Of
ths gold resources Of The stale and, ia
two years time, Colorado has besn
brought 10 the front as the largest pro-
du,sF II gold al all the tintcs with n
splendid prospect Of prodncing more
gold in 1891 than Hha produced Of SILVER
eysu 10 the bes; days OF silver mining
Tie people o. Crlorndo. no,witnstuud
iugthe fact that size haa becnu.e the
leididg gold stato o. tic ullia1, are sill,
holons firmly TO th,ir position IN favor
Of tie lice cuinApo of silver. Ii the
Roloiles prevent the reconciliation OF
silver, Colorado ia 10 a macu better con-
dln7n Tor enduring tho oyl results Of
sich a course Liam any OF the eastern
afaf.4
The state herald., 1895-11-29
niH N00ClTp ON
H|G PRUtU SsmaII Investments

Returning prosperity will many nowhere they
within short
~ DOFor Each Dollar Invested be made by
lUUUSy8t9matiG Plan Of Speculation
originated by All uceu epcculntura regular
II Ia we'll known fact that horc Thousands n
United States who trading
doln
$4,000
WIN invest thousand.
plso poa comparatively
ml this who live Chicago
through bfohen who thoroughly undoud yomni tadoE
plan the whole invested
sides, nla
piles up enormously short
Write for convincing proofs, also Manual u e'non sud
Daily Market Report full Of money mnknEpouters AN
plains radug fully Highest references regard
For further information address
THOMAS g. CO., Bankers aud Brokers
24-242 RaIlo Building, Chicago M
The state herald., 1895-11-29

Land onlce at Sterling Colo !
Nov II isa5,

Land Office at sterling Coio
Nov q isaa.
Notice is hereby given that thu following
named settler has filed notice Of his ntcutiou
To make final proof IN support Of his claim.
and that SAID proof win be made before clerk
OF district court of Phillips county Colo at
Holy oke Colo on DeG2s, 1895, viz;
JOHN 5 sPErs
I'D 40 1891 for The u " y sec % ip IN isw
lie nGmcs the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, ana enltiya.
ton OF. said land, viz;
John Holmquist OF Holyolsc COLO
Jenny ltolmqulst
Gust Swanson
Gust Palmer "
PJ DEMPsrER Register
The state herald., 1895-11-29

On Rccuunl OF the stormy weather
Row BuduUl sas unable 10 hn with ut
last sabbath.
81 > Worify and uifr returned ir0m
Fafi Collin, lnri Nrch
Mr., Aouiu moyed building ioF rr9i
Johnaon last week
Mrs. llibba w.ll move 70 tosn 90 that
her children can attend fchooL
Nisa Mowry'a school clo,ol last Fn
day. sho gave good batininction ps q
teacher.
Mr, aud MIA Norris yIaitrd with uen'
y ilnign,oa and vito last Sunday.
Arthur sholra returned ftom Aoniro1c
lanl week.
Mr. aHd Mrs, Loc have gouo 20 ligc
near Sianry. They tool, their building
material with thom aud smother claim IL
vacant We arc rnrry to tce good old
npightofs iraying, bat hnlu ihoy muy
lind o. pleasant Hemc.
think this htilo apoil N winter
weather caught Homo ef ua napppf he 1t
was ratber unexpected. lfihlBieu kty
90 The coming eini,r alofma, look ont
i1r rrul the gHmmR leat
A plraasnt aiHnl ra8 mtn Mr and
Mu. Ctir.es Cfamor en tho oYooiHR 81
tho 90, fbem Ah4 iHat enough ulrd
for gne 10 enjoy 1lptsblo Hhs Hprcafl
With teUihalmsoii0Ifa fHm sh.el hi
farcd sump'uon'y Atat.tQ hHr SEQ
haia urg loHt pal hortfrs Goodnight
DUu Wuuf
The state herald., 1895-11-29

~ Adi.ms, Clerk of tie tlistsic,c irt
~ xyspabcs camty has handel In his
'resisN a'ipn and left Denver sor pprfsun-
.kneHL An sxlminatiun of ,i:s bioks
in M M r,aIip
The state herald., 1895-11-29

Rev. Coltmau, pastor of the prenby
terian church of 'Holyoke, preached at
the Baptist church FRIDAY and Saturday
evenings OF lust week.
The state herald., 1895-11-29

just received at II sutherland's, cars
Cross Crerk Lshish the besl Pnnsyl,ania
Anthracite, remarkable for Us great pur-
NY, ita durability and small pr oeatage
Of nah.
The state herald., 1895-11-29


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- - ,,,ge1 ~. "nH wiz 'penu 'n'
~ ~ vs. s.la"",, ~ AZ. ,Ss q, Ni'' w. II
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~ 49, !, y - ~ ~ sraSa - ssys. ~.
,y,f' ;nsisted ,h., 90 for tho do efmsat
~, on, ,,m,Iy ,,,ysic,ao we..asi, ;. Nelson
/ pnrrhosei a bntils '''ss'anef4'
csngb Pc ''s>' meeting feAu ana ap
pssf
ln' la''aA'ng claims were allowed
e"le weaver CLERK hi'e ~
Gas. ''' '''o' n'.e-s'' ia -
esa s'"''n s'pp.'9 o.
= y t'Nin'ng l. leo feoria vs. Lar
The state herald., 1895-11-29

Notice is hereby given that by virtue oil a
writ OF special execution on attachment dat
cd Oct. e6 Isl,5 and to mo directed from the
county court OF phillips county Colo. IN fu-
vor OF George Gilbert plaintin and against
Frank Peterson defendant have luvied up
on the following described personal proper;
ty; one Wagon and one yearling colt, which
shall expose Mt public auction on saturday
the 20 day OF NOV, 1856 NJ the hour OF 2 o'clock
p nj OF said day for cash in hand TO satisfy
the sum Of sl0 damages and tho further sum
OF sll.S costs and accruing cast.
Dated this day Of Nav 1870
q lIrrfIAIla t.ll.rin
The state herald., 1895-11-29

Hudson 4 Morton Of Ann A,bor,
Mich, wa in Holyokc Monday locking
after business interests.
The state herald., 1895-11-29

Tie party WHO is holding land IN this
county Tor speculation will como 10 the
conclusion within the. next Two years
tlat It Il not a wise business move 10 al.
!ar bis aud to DE sold for taxes.
The state herald., 1895-11-29

All estray horses brandod - left hip
Or ieit slonlder, boloug to me.
Send information and set reward. J. 4.
scott, Julesburg, Colo.
The state herald., 1895-11-29
.Doa'! Yabaseo SID d ynegc Yonr LiIc AraE.,

Don't Tobacco Spit or Smoke YoM Life isay.s
is the truthful. startling tiuc of a bpolsab
>o-To-liac, the harmless, guaranteed tobacco
hnbit cure that braces up uicotirizsd nerves
eliminates the Nicotine poison. makes weak
men gam strength, vigor and manhooa.
You run no physical or financial risk. as No
To.I,ac Is sold by y M.smith and G ". Gninn
under n guarantee to cure or motley
refunded. Book FROG. Address stpr.ing
Romnly Co. Nary sasll pfs yjsh,are
= .~4-- t-----t
First publication, Yav ~ ,sa5. Va, t473
The state herald., 1895-11-29

WASlEn; Several ffuatwutihH rentlfman
" or ladies ie travel in CoiltHdo for estiib-
llshel, re iani1 hlusc. SALARY s5p und cr.
rrnsos. steady Position. Enriosc rcioreuca
and self addressed stamped envelope. Iii-
Dominion Company. THIRD flaor, Omaha
BIG. Cliicaro. ~.
The state herald., 1895-11-29

Don't neglect to build lha; irrigation
reservoir simply because we have had a
fine snow.
The state herald., 1895-11-29

II siailuro 70 discover the hiding
pleS y SchAticr the healer is still
Wpf asastha reporters
The state herald., 1895-11-29

Mis-. Bell oI Denver was called to Hol.
yoke last week by the death OF her
mother, Mrs. f. I. Shamp. She will
spend the winter with her father at Hol-
yoke.
The state herald., 1895-11-29
lsir-t publication Nov s 1921
NutisH Tor Publication,


Land once o., stcrling COloI \
NOV Ifl1
Notice IS hereby given That the following
namud settler has tlsd notice OF HE Intention
TO make tlnnl proof 10 support ol his claim
and that said prof VIII be made before clerk
OF county oaurt Of Phillips county Colo. ut
Ioly1ke colo. On Dee 90 i-2S viz:
GEORGE WHITMAN
itd Noe17 FOR the ne Z. src 81 tpsnr#iw
tie names the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiya.
tion Of said land. Via;
Charles aterncr of tiolyokc Colo
Ruth stcrner "
William Holland
Lyman + Iewis
PJpt,ne1rn Register.
The state herald., 1895-11-29
HOUSEHOLD CAFES.

How to entertain with gum,s. Just
published Price one dime sent po.t
pad. Fox Pub. Co, Middleburg, New
York.
The state herald., 1895-11-29

Mr.. and Mrs. u. W. Narney are rej;aic.
ing over The arrival OF hnc daughter At
their homo Monday, Nov. s5.
The state herald., 1895-11-29

7. II. Elio,t's Tor aovelties and eiuples
10 imported china mud glass ware. Toys
at half prca.
The state herald., 1895-11-29

More srow has fnllen in thls part Of
tho state slhin The last week than We
hav had ,als oa,ly N tho seaaan aiiicnl
1885 Il
The state herald., 1895-11-29

To tln hirnds who 30 kiudly and
lhonghtfuiiy gave us their nRaisianco aud
s,mpNhy during tho last bicsness and
thr burial Of our te'oyed Nlio aud mother
SO desire ta extend our thanks.
Il. y. snAMr.
hin Asp Mas W. Il. snnp,
ains. Gro \. Brit.
The state herald., 1895-11-29

It makes the farmer sniie 10 aco auch
a fine snow Tor he lsnows iha, with plen-
Iy of 'now coed crop in the ram belt
"a Certain next yenr.
The state herald., 1895-11-29

E'aer Jeariea roturpod last Saturday
from Longmsnl where ho had teen wos!i.
ing Tor several mouths.
The state herald., 1895-11-29

Art Yaplo Of Chicago stopped oil at
Holyoko tins wesk On his return from a
trip to the Atlanta Exposition.
The state herald., 1895-11-29

Frank Burggraf has moved from his
farm to Hulyoke.
The state herald., 1895-11-29

The mercniy was down 10 zero Tues
day morning.
The state herald., 1895-11-29

Mrs Bell Kenield Of Ridoot, Ill,
came out 10 tlolyoko last week to atiopi
tho funeral of her sister Mrs Miller.
The state herald., 1895-11-29

The 'fIoyokc band boys gave some
iine music on the streets for couple Of
hours yesterday afternoon.
The state herald., 1895-11-29

Sleigh bells have been heard on ouk
streets this week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14

"Once upon time there lived an old
man who kept store OF Oriental wares,
but the store did not come near keep
Ing him. He tried all things known to
mankind, and as q last resort he sent
out fiddler all over the country, far
and wide, 70 charm the people with his
music and 10 proclaim that he would
hereafter furnish them their necessa-
rles at exactly what they cost him al
the Oriental markets. This had the
desired effect.
"The crowds came ana went with
loud praises OF the philanthropic mer-
chant. In few days some doubtful
Ihomascs compared present prices with
those OF former days and found VERY
little difference. Then some other
doubtful Thomases (but wido-nwnke
ones) compared his prices with those
OF another merchant, and 10 and be.
hold, they found the philanthroplc mer.
chants prices even greater than those
OF the other
Then. with a shake Of the head. did
they wonder who paid for the fiddler -
NOW. have you been paying the I'D
dler at Fort Worth lately2 Remember
that buying for cash and selling FOR
cash NJ one price to everybody the
whole year round enables W. c. strin.
ing, 2O5 Houston street, to sell
goods very cheap. In fact, whom ynu
compare his prices with others Won viii
lind him at the bottom every time.
Not much profit in anything. but a
...tle on everything ls his motto ana
the crowds that daily throng his storc
seem TO think II good one.
Come and try him once
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14

Easter, one OF the most beautiful
touching and impressive OF all tho
celebrations observed by the world
churches, will be fittIngly and appro-
priateiy remembered in Fort Worth
to-day.
While most of the congregations
have done little toward an elaborate
observance OF the event. all the pas
tors will make references to the day II
commentaries and the entire services
will remind the audience Of the resur-
rection. In the words OF Dr. CASH.
THE custom Of observing Easter Is
growing year by year. and all the
churches OF God are drawing nearer
The etymology OF the word Easter
a. said to be Of doubtful origin. AS
used to-day It is from the Saxon 'Os-
tara"-goddess Of spring. 1t hrst des-
!gnated both the resurrection anu the
cruclhxion. This was changed and II
now signifies the resurrection only
There was no uniformity In the date
Of the observance till the fourth CEN
fury. In s25 the council Of Nicaea
Fixed the day on the sunday following
the fourteenth day OF the Puachal moon.
As the yernAl equinox always occurs
ON the I'D OF March, Easter can never
be earlier than March II or later thuh
April 20. the key OF It's observance -
set By st. Paul In "Now Is Christ arls-
en-" In large cities It Is gwen great
prominence BY the Roman Catloic
churches. At cock crow tApcrs are re-
lighted on the altar with the words,
"Lumen Christi the priests respund-
INK "Del Gruuns "Llght OF CHRIST
and Thanks be 20 Cod The deco
ration used Ia ITS Observance are Sec
und only 10 those OF Christmas.
Though an churches m the city nave
decorated some with td5ty ilnWyf6' lhp
llmsuupN, catholic. tlst Methodist ana
ST PAU Methodist excel IN beauty and
e.AbJr0teuess OK detail. In fact, tlt
rest oil the churches have done COM
pAsauVply little lH honor OF the Jay
The First Methodist church decorations
are probably prcluer than thuse ui any
JtHer. The pastors dnughte.s, assisted
by 8eycrul ladies prominent IN the
church. have taken great cure In the
Lrtai ul preparation, lnd inc result
reflects credit upun tncir tnS' @ and
skill Of arrangement. Inc tar is u
perfect mass OF flowers, All tnat could
De bought. begged and borrowed were
uluc4rrd and all about the pastor. 3
stgud rs as pretty Il sight u5 .s often
seen Ia church ~ 4 cay no berger
than this. All the deaorIt 20 Material
90 be bad has been ar'isueUly at
ranged. Directly in front OF the altar
S. massive Guriutlim column r'm-
posed entirely uf tower pos ulled with
rare garanIums. ferns, Easter lilies and
bridal wreath on Il table In front of
tho chancrl stands a small table on
which sits Il handsome jnrdiniere.
a al 10
OF the young ladies' assured Gazette
reporter. The Jnrdlnlera is Allied with
sweet bridal wreath. falling In profus-
Ion all ar ma. lt8 white petals indiGa-
tive OF the purity % the occasion and
adding largely to the general prettiness
OF the whole appearance. The ohandc.
Her above the altar is festooned with
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14
NEWS or THE COURTS.

Or. Davis Admitted TO Baii-other
Cases IN Court.
The habeas corpus proceedings yes
terday in the Seventeenth district
court In the case OF DR.. Davis. the
negro physician. charged with caus-
ing the death OF Mrs. Burr. by abortion.
resulted in allowing him bail in the
amount OF $4,000. He gave bond, with
Alex Canto and N. l.. La croix as
bondsmen.
Next Monday the cases against Tuck
Trigg VIII come up for trial In the
Seventeenth district court Trigg IL
charger With subornation OF perjury,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14
A YOUNG GIRL MISSING.
Bessie Mott Has Not Been Seen Since
Thursday.

Bessie Mott, aged thirteen years,
living with Prof. T. f. Graham at the
Fort Worth university, left her home
Thursday morning as usual to attend
school at the Eighth ward building.
She has not been heard OF since,
ana her friends are afraid she Is lost.
or to be more explicit. do not know
what TO think has become OF her. she
is described as slender. derk eyes
curling auburn hair and petite faee
and rosy cheeks. When she left she
wore a dark woolen dress and a red
cap.
She used to be an inmate of the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14

prphans Home, but was taken out
sshe has since lived. She Is said tn
De very winning in manner, and pos
sesSed or fine intelligence. She has sew
etal relatives and acquaintance in
the city, and Prof Graham thinks she
mas possibly gone TO the home Of one.
any information concerning her dis
appearance viii be thankfully received
py frof. Graham and family, care Of
Fort Worth university.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14

Come tonight Service AZ 5 : rlcck nv
Brother Wilson as usual. We lad a
Brother Burnum. Sunday-senJnl .yery.
Sunday at p. m. and testimony
service Just an hour before as 3 D. m
Come and bring the liltle folks 70 sun.
day-sehool or send them and you cone
TO some OF the other services. Eycrv-
body Is always welcome here and tie
best way to md II ont Is TO come and
see for Yourself
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14

The partnership heretofore existing
between Matson q Crowdus "a this day
dissolved by mutual consent, b. 5. Mat
son assuming all liabilities of the firm
and collecting all outstanding debts,
etc. due SAID firm.
b s. MATsOS,
II. l.. CROWDUS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14
FIFrEEN YEARS, sENTBNcr

Dallas, Tex, April 1s.-wn Bell was
convicted in the criminal district court
To-Day on charge of highway robbery
and given fifteen years in the peniten-
.iary' In another case the jury failed
to agree and a new trial was granted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14

rIbboning. smilax and fern. on the
wall above the pastors seat runs lhe
words Of ST. Paul quoted above, the
letters being formed OF fefn. Easter
will occupy a prominent part IN both
the Sunday school and Epworth Lea
que services. Miss HalberL the No-
calist, will sing in the choir and the day
at Rev. Mr.. Bishops church VIII be
long remembered by1 those who attend.
Much in the way Of decorations VIII
he expected by those going to 81.
Patrlck's and they will scarcely be
disappointed. The handsome main
altar. surmounted by its clear tapers,
has Its beauty increased by mounds OF
roses. smilax, Easter lilies, snow
drops, etc. The side affairs are deco
rated in much the same way. The
altar OF the Blessed Virgin Is crowned
with smiax and lillles. and st. Joseph'B
is beautided with snowdrop5 ana
American Beauty roses. In front Of
the chancel will stand cross five and
one-half feet high. composed Of as
choice and an appropriate nowers as
could be secured. 1t Is pretty In the
extreme. "Exquisltely lovely" the la
dies pronounce 1t, and no one disputes
the accuracy OF their description. There
will be mass at 1850 this morning, high
mass at 10, the sermon and services this
evening. There will be the usual eN-
cellence OF choir music.
ffol, ~ i-tiiio, ,.'I H. s,iIat,-
S ~ iii,s1.S. ~ .l@-'f-,'I
High mass--lO o. m.
Anthem-Nide Aquani. o.. Mozart
Haydn's mass No. with full Ur-
chestral accompanimenD-Re
gina Cocle-Duet and chorus.
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t,,ta Nsndslssobn
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7.ao 4 m
-,,so, CT PAM Moth
o5iSt Eniseonai chnrCh mo seryieas in
IN. r,or,int urlii IA. yong iutersstip5.
49, ,,o,,. ynr,,t,srs t,iii
Ia rse.l,,,I ara cn,,r,upinn vim hc
ia ~, p,,,i,, 49, 49,, .,,,tiosI
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14

ALBERT scHwARTz's FUNERAL.
The funeral Of Albert Schwartz took
place Friday afternoon at o'clock
from the residence on Calhoun street
The ceremonies were conducted by
Tarrnnt Lodge No. 1906 Germanla
Lodge and South side Lodge. Knights
OF Honor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14

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