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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-12


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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
LOCAL LIVE STOCK.
HOGS TOOK ANOTHER TUMBLE
YESTERDAY.
Market Dull and Slow for HOGS,
steady and Unchanged for Cat
tle-Receipts Light.

The local cattle market yesterday
was steady and unchanged. The price
Of hogs took drop OF &c. and top
hogs were sold at s3,4OQ3JO.
Yesterdays receipts were remark
ably light both for cattle and hogs
During the week the receipts at the
stock yards were. hogs 1900. cattle 200.
w. ]. Malcolm OF Decatur was in the
city yesterday with car OF hogs which
he disposed OF to the Standard.
j. T. Morris had a good lot Of cattle
on the market yesterday.
W. d. Jorden was among the arriy-
ais yesterday afternoon.
Hon. 5. p. Burns OF Brownwood has
returned 10 his home after a visit to
Tom Andrews.
7. Gardner returned to Vernon yes
terday.
Hon. J. G. witherspoon of Crowell
left yesterday for Gainesville.
The following live stock shipments
We're made: Two cars OF cattle from
Midland to Chicago We're shipped yes
terday over the Texas and Pacific; two
cars OF horses were shipped from Mid
land TO Nashville; two cars of horses
from Pecos to Waskom.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
GEORGE ENGLAND HURT.
Thrown From n BugEy by n Rum
away Horse Yesterday.

Late yesterday afternoon George
England. travelling auditor OF the santa
Fe. was thrown from a buggy on Fifth
street, near the corner o. Rusk, and
sustained painful, and what was at
first thought 70 be serious, Injuries,
Mr England was driving with
Howard Messer ON Main when the
horse became frightened and whirle1
into Fifth. In turning into Rusk At
the next corner the buggy was Tilted
and Mr. England was thrown out.
striking the ground violently and the
wheels OF the vehicle pasSng over his
body when SIr England was thrown
out he carried the reins with him and
ss the nehiened animal dashed down
Rusk street Mr.. Messer had no means
Of checking or guiding him and sat
helpless in the buggy in
imminent danger NJ being
himself thrown out. The horse
ran upon the pavement In front OF the
old court house and fell, when Mr..
Alesser was able to alight without
having received an injury
In the meantime Mr. England had
been assisted into the Gazette office
which was near by and from there was
carried to Or. stephens Office where
his wounds were dregEcd They con-
sisted OF fracture Of the nasal bone
and severe contuslons on his head ana
body though no serious results are APP
pretended. Later the injured man was
carried 20 his home at Arlington
Heights
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
ANOTHER
Sues for Possession as
Administrator.
PAGE RESIDENCE CAUSE OF \
LEGAL FIGHT.
MRS. E.E. HARRlS-PAGE
CLAIMS THAT SHE HAS 4 RIGHT
CLAIMS THAT SHE HAS A RIGHT
TO THE POSSESSION OF THE
HOUSE.
Judgment Against GeorEe strong
in the District Court-Forty
Eighth District Court.

The night between the administrator
OF the Robert 81. Page estate ana the
widow OF Robert VI. Page deceased was
formally commenced In Justice
WrlghUs court vest s-day. D. II. ker-
naghan, temporary administrator Of
the estate sued out writ OF fOrcibie
entry and detainer to place himself in
possession Of the Page residence and
to put Mra. L. Il. Harris out when
the case was called Williams q Bailey
for the defendant moved that the cause
be dismissed on the ground that
Kernaghan was never in possession OF
the property at issue aud that, there
fore. plea OF "forcible entry and de-
tniner" would not hold The point was
argued for the plalntim by Messrs.
Humphrey q Mclean, who insisted
that Mr. Jonathan Leach, the prede-
cessor Of Mr.. Kernaghan. was at one
time IN possession Of the house and that
Mrs. Harris afterward foreibly
entered the house and had since con-
iinued In possession. II was answered
by the defendants that Mr. Leach was
never the administrator OF the Page
estate aud that he had no more
authority for turning her out Of the
house than any tramp had. II was also
assumed by counsel that no man with
any feeling would have driven n grief
stricken widow and her baby out into
the dark night without shelter. The
real point at issue In this part OF the
proceedings is whether or not the lady
now In possession OF the property really
forced It out OF peacable possession OF
the plaintiff.
The suit filed Friday in which Mrs
Harrls-Page asserts herself TO be the
widow OF II. 81. Page. deceased. WAS
notice to the plaintiff In this case that
there will be other suits and II Is there
fore the aim OF his counsel to force a
show down by the Harris Interests IN
this case. Messrs, Williams & Bailey,
however. declare that they VIII not be
| forced to show their case TIL II Is 10 be
/ tried on its merits.
The Forty-elghth district court will
begin It's October term tomorrow
Judge Greene on the bench. The non.
| jury docket Will be first taken UP
and announcements as TO the other
dookets Will be made later.
Judge Harris court was yesterday
engaged in trying the suit OF the South.
western Bridge and Iron company OF
/ Fort Worth. against George Strong
The suit was on a subscription OF onf
thousand dollars to the stock OF the
| company. The defense set IN that h
was induced by false Representations
to make the subscriptions, but the jury
1 gave a judgment for $3.50 In favor oil
the plaintiff. A motion for new tria
will be made.
The county commissioners NEE, IL
regular session next Monday but II q
understood that they VIII have onl,
routine business.
Several additional suits have beer
brought against ]. w. EFsleaton an,
Luther ]. Boaz trustee. 10 secure .
settlement OF the formers Indebtedness
differently from the evident intention
OF Mr.. Eggleston.
J Harriet Chapman yesterday enteret
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

a Fort Worth Nan Wins n Charming
bride.

At the home OF the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs, Bushong, Grapevine,
Tex Rev. Il, -, Morgan or this city.
was united In marriage to Miss Emma
Bushong, Rev. j. II. Bennett OIL
elating- The happy event occurred the
lVth inst. at $3.50 y. m. ana was wilt.
messed by many friends OF the popular
young groom and bride Aiming those
present We're Mr.. and Mrs. Wall, MIR.
and Mrs Yates. Mrs. Hurley. Mrs.
Morehead, Mr.. and Mrs. Quail. Mrs.
Millard. Mr. ana Mrs. Estill and dangh-
yer, Alice, Pearl and Ellen Saunders.
Mrs, Brock and son, Mr.. Solan. Mrs.
Irene Dunn. all Of Grapevine From
Fort Worth, Mr. and Mrs. w. O. Nor
san father and mother OF she groom;
Or. ]. +. Muse. Alderman w. II.
Fisher aud wife Misses Mamie Nc
Daniel Rosa Beck. Anniemeade Griffin
ana Mr. VIII Holser From Lewisvllle.
Ton. the Misses Kenly. Ferguson aud
Newberry. The groom and bride will
be az home at 1loi South Calhoun after
october 20.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
cHunon ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Trinity Episcopal Chapel, corner St.
Louis avenue and Tucker street. Rev.
j. 3. c. Beaubien. priest in charge,
October 70. eighteenth sunday after
Trinity. There viii be no early cele-
hration OF the holy communion; morn
Ing prayer and lay sermon at II a. m,
sunday school at 80 a. m. The Rev.
] b. { Beauhlan Will return from De-
catur In time fof night service and
.HTon NJ 7.2o p. N.
SpiEtuallsts-The First Spiritualist
society OF Fort Worth holds its meet
Ing at p. ~. today at Chamber "
Commerce hall over the postofiice.
short speeches viii be made by Mrs.
Mary A. Wilson. Mrs, J.. A. Hinsdale.
Col James Hlndmln. :. J. Brownson
and others. Seats free. All are cor
daily invited. Good music
Tabernacle Cumberland Presbyterian
church, corner Nineteenth and Cham
beers streets.-The revival meeting Is
still in progress at this church under
of Chicago. There will be three SER
vices Sabbath AZ II o'clock q. m. .
wOmans' meeting ut 3 and Mr.. Akin
son will prefh At II a. m. and at 1880
?. m. Mrs, collins viii have charge
OF the womans' meeting at n. m. All
ladies are requested to attend this
service. Come out and hear Mr.. At
klnson sing and preach the Bible. Sab
bath school at 93o
First Baptist church corner Third
and Taylor-prcathing by the pastor
at II and 7.ij. Seats free. Miss Ed
rlngton. orgnnist. Mrs Clark and Miss
Grace Hiltz. s7lpists. J. Morgan Wells,
pastor.
Christian church, corner Sixth and
Observation-Disclosures today as
Usual by Rev. Homer T Wilson ut II a.
m. and p. m. sunday school $3.50 n. m
y, p $. G.. +. 6:i5 p, m. 4 cordial in
vitation is extended for all these SER
vices.
Revival Services Mt St Paurs Meth
odIst Episcopal church corner Of
Seventh and Lamar streets. They viii
begin this moriIng, October 18Th,
and VIII he conducted hy Rev. w. T.
Shepard OF California. He will preach
both morning and night on the Sab
bath, and each week night at $50
O'Clock. Mr., shepard has had large
experience In evangelistic work on the
Pacific coast, and Ia a very worthy and
capable man. St Paui's church Is for
tuuate to have secured his services
He viii do the church good. and will
be help to the cause OF religion in
all the city. The pastors and people
Of other churches OF the city are cor
daily Invited to attend any OF the
services that their own work viii al
low, AMI they VIII receive n most COR
dlal welcome. Mr.. Shepard comes on
the cordial invitation OF DR.. FISHER.
the pastor Of st. PRurs, and the in
vitstion meets with the cordial indurse-
ment OF the people. on account OF
these meetings. DR.. Fisher will post
none his Sunday night lectures on Old
Testament history.
Taylor Street Cumberland church.
corner Taylor and Fifth streets-sun.
day school at $3.50 a. IN. Preaching at
u q. m, and 7i5 p. m. Miss Grace
Hiltz VIII sing At both services. Rev.
A. Il. Buchanan. pastor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

Much interest attaches to the meet
Ing OF the Trades Assembly to be held
tomorrow night, as matters OF unusual
Importance Will come up for discussion
and disposition. II Is predicted by men
In a position to know that some OF the
old time vigor viii be Injected into the
proceedings Of this meeting. and that
a large attendance OF both delegates
and spectators win be on hand.
The cigar makers union meets on the
second Friday in each month at sta
tlonary engineers hall. Dundee block.
The boilers makers union will meet
the last Sunday In this month at fire.
mems hall on South Rusk street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
YEARS or SUFFERH'
Blind Ten Years.

AN OLD PHYSICIANS oPlNios
For over twenty years SUFFERS ',l
nervous or sick headache. ihs
excitement or exercise would pln ~.
the most violent attacks, For tel ~.
have been nearly blind wa :
eyes. "A. n
For years have suffered WIZ Z
TARRH and a nervous disease ~,
to my sex. For five or SIX 90
had n GOITRE on my neck nes'S y
large as a goose egg. l nhse n
treated by the most promihen', N
reputable physicians In Texas. o.
them failed to cure me. wen. y /
r. W. Fisk for treatment. anu
with great pleasure that l can say Il
DR.. Fisk restored me to heaLn 4.
thank my God that can nv 'o,lr
my Bible, a privilege was usT r,
OF for nearly ten years on aSes
being blind. frz
hope that all women sufferins ~. n
chronic nervous weakness or p~,r,|
or sick headache VIII 20 70 "
and be cured. ~ long sulleiH.ss IN
experience among physicians ,s',s
me that d.. Fisk Is the nosl
full in cu;ing chronic diseases
charges are very reasonaple.
MRS. j. G. ANol.,s
The above statement IL trusi .let
given so that those suffering s s.TJ.
may know where to ind pl3ils
that can cure them. Respe.gxsi,s.tiIiy,
Fort Worth. Tex. July IS. $50
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

wheels and crushed to death. He
had been connected with the .ircus only
few lays, and had been seeking 9TH
er employment as he wished to leave
the circus. He was Is years old and a
son OF Mr.. n, c. Guldcn. No. 9i7 Cher
~ street, this city. He had formerly
been employed here by the Capera
Manufacturing company. by whom he
was highly recommended. The friends
OF the family extend their heartfelt
sympathies.
The funeral will take place This az
ternoon at o'clock. from the Catholic
church.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
THE DANGER OF KISSING
And who should Marry-A Christian
Endeavor Lecture.

1.-THE Danger OF Kissing" and "the
Marriage Problem, or Who should
Marry" Will be treated In a lecture AT
the city hall next Thursday night, Oct.
II, by DR.. j. W. Lowber of Calves
ton. II will be delivered under the
auspices OF the local union OF the
Christian Endeavor Association.
j. F. Harbour, president OF the Fort
Worth local union OF Christian En-
deavor. and Hal sellars. chairman OF
the lookout committee OF the Chris
tan Endeavorer at the Christian
church. went west on the Texas and
Pacific to Benbrook this mornin to
organize a Christian Endeavor society
In the Christian church at that place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

This will be the last week Of the
regular session OF the board Of equall-
zation, which viii adjourn Friday eve
ming subject TO call.
They have had q long and arduous
task at which they have been pa
tiently laborlng for period covering
several months.
Nothing official can be learned OF the
results VI their work just at present.
but It is understood on good author
lily that the assessment of the city in
the aggregate win be reduced to the
extent OF several millions dollars.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

This viii be the theme of Evangelist
]. II. Atkinson Of Chicago at the mems
gospel meeting at the Y. NJ. C. A.
hall this afternoon at 4 o'clock Mr..
Atkinson is a sweet singer, as well as
forcible speaker. He was for years
associated with Dixie" Williams, and
seems to have much Of his fire. The
quartette Will not sing today. Mr.. At
kinson's solos taking the place. All
men invited
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

We are pleased to announce to the
ladies OF Fort Worth that we have re-
engaged our previous expert and pro-
fessional cake baker. We will bake
daily all kinds of cakes, Including the
popular Angel, Baby Ruth, Trilby.
Chocolate. Marshmallow, Spice. Tutti
Fruit, Almond, etc, etc, These cakes
have in the past established their own
reputation. We can supply you with
any Kind you desire at any time
TURNER & DINGEE.
502 and 50f Houston street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

Given Last Friday Evening by Mr.
Howard FoEg.

Friday evening a very pleasant So
cial party and dance was given by Mr.
Howard Fogg At his home corner OF
Front and Chambers streets. Dancing
was enjoyed until a late hour to the
livoning strains OF Professor Ryder's
band.
Those present were; Misses Merry
iield. Ida Moss. Tilly Ryder, Nora,
Rosa and Maggie Mahoncy. Rosa MIL
son, Mra Anderson, Mrs. Bryant.
Misses Jet Collier. Mary Thomas. Ida
Powell. Rosa Hess, Patty owens.
Mamie Anderson. Annie aud Minnie
Conrad, Matte Anderson, Matte Jones,
Mamie Lookset. Maud Wells Kitty
Atwell. Kate McDermott and Onle
Wells: Messrs. Thomas Blair. Tom
Broggauce. Walter Echols. Howard
Fogg WIN Mantel, Mike Conley. Hugh
Hart. Fred Mullins. II. BEDFORD Jas.
Fell. Alter Carter. ]. S. Chamblee, ].
Smith. J. W. Hickey. Fred Bailey. Jack
Mcl.ain. Luther Bates and J. NJ. Whit
law.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

gles,on. L. I. Boaz. suit for p0'''
OF goods, value Stl76Q. 80 rhaa
George Jackson va. J. M.rsclotl
ct al, suit on account ana iV'
landlords lien. ..iG5. il
Edwards & Calvin vs.. al
receiver. motion for new "
punishment .,ea
Justice Adams has prsphnis n
docket for the next term OF -"
which begins next Monday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

In reading Mr. John Wards ad. you
will see 500 pairs OF ladies' shoes ad-
vertised at $3.50 per pair. sizes to 4.
Since he wrote the advertisement
he has decided for Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday to sell every pair Of
ladies shoes IN the house at that price.
all sizes, SO don't delay. Respectfully,
JOHN WARD.
7o7 Main street.
Read his ad. In todav,s naper.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
REMAINS BRoUGHr HERE.
sad Death of Joe Guiden at Lille
Rock. Ark.

The remains OF Joe Gulden we're
and Pacific from Little Rock. Ark, and
taken in charge by Robinson & W.T.
ten. Young Gulden was the victim OF
very deplornhla accident at Little
Rock last Thursday night. He was
an cmploye OF Ringling'a circus II the
canvass department. md MS the tram
was moving out near the city a
freight car jumped the track. and the
young man was thrown under the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

Manuel johnson was Yesterday
bound over by Justice Wright In re
sum of 1920 ON the charge OF theft.
Jim Anderson and John Chimney. Who
had been arrested with him on the
same charge, were dismissed on motion
OF the county attorney.
The following new suits were flied
In this court:
Charles ii. Adamson Va j. w. Eg-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

Norristnwn, pa. oct, y y
Samuel Howard Chubb: pasess,,,h .
Evangelical church Of Plyino,1r,s q
here, has been convicted W rn n
inal court OF felnnious assauls s Nit
ael Hltner, u l7-year-oid hs al II
his flock. The jury vas oni ~, ~ 4.
Chubb has been a minister w.
and Is married.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
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Free TO nnIh IIcniIn.

We will mail on application, free in
formation how 20 grow hair upon q
bald head. stop failing hair and re-
move scalp diseases. Address Alien
holm Medical DispenFary l27 East
Third street Cincinnati o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

Archie =. Jones died at 800 South
Calhoun street this city last night. He
was 80 years old and an employe OF the
member OF Alma lodge, A. O. U. W.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

The Gienwood school waif Adopted
by g. \. u. scbon.

Yesterday Mr.. c. A. +. scholl an
peared before Justice Wright and exc
cuted a contract 20 adopt the girl
baby found on the Glcnwood school.
house steps last Thursday. the story
OF which appeared in these columns.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

On account OF St Louis fair. tickets
Will be sold via Cotton Belt route at
rate OF one fare for round trip. Tickets
VIII be on. sale October 4 10 TO- in
elusive. and viii be limited to October
l6 for return
For further Information. call on your
agent. or call on or address
a. 8, Gibson,
II, p A.. Fort Worth. Ten.
d. NJ. MORGAN, c. Z. A.,
S. G. WARMER. C. p. H.,
Tyler. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

The enterprlsing advance brieades NJ
the great Sands & Astley's New and
Old World Shows have posted our
dead walls, fences and bill boards with
the largest and best display OF pictorial
paper ever seen here
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
WHISKIES.

Liquors and wines FOR family NJ
medical use shipped 10 local opss
towns at Wholesale prices BY u
BRANN IL co. The only mouse In ~.
Worth licensed 10 sell any Quantity l
liquor. Purity OF our goods guaranteed
Here are some OF our prices:
New Whisky, white or red .....:,}
2-year-old Whisky, white or red.
3-year-0ld Whisky. white or red.
4-yelr-old old Sunnyside Rye....-
4-year-old y. c. white corn....,,,..
G-year-Old o. r. C...........,.."
6-year-old Monarch .............-..
6-year-old Ripy ....,..........",.'
6-year-old Belle OF Nelson....,,-.
S-year-old McBrayer.
Old Private Stock. ...,,.........'-
Pure lSS deg. alcohol ......,...,,-
Apple or Peach Brandy, g to...."
Blackberry Brandy, $3.50 toes
Dry Wines, Coo to ............''..
Sweet Wines, $3.50 to..........,,...
To Dealers, Special Prices. ieS|
Cash must accompany the order
isfaction guaranteed. PROMPT W
ment assured, As to our responslpr..
we refer you to any bank IN ~
Worth. Send US your orders.
II. Brann eco
los Main Street. Fort Worth Tel
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suit In the district court for a divorce
from W. Chapman on the ground Of
abandonment
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

add twenty drops OF Angostura Bit
tors 70 every glass OF impure water you
drink
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

Your last chance to buy fine clocks
and watches at your own price this
week. Morehoua q McBride. Jewellers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

Thousands % cases or Rheumatism
have been cured BY Elmer e Amends
Preseription No esal; Al sufferers
Preston & Co, Galveston. Tex. agents
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

Gala lilies and freesias at Baker
Bros. us Houston street.
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90
Now s=zzLSE2
Wa.
Stylish Ns
VeMmg. 1
zoe and Soc per yard,
FAIL BABY CAPS.

Jast IN. pretty patterns IN new
designs. also yachting caps Of every
description
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our iO-inch imported German sllh
finish black Henrietta at soc per yard
our regular 75c quality.