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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20

Mrs. Jesse Alexander Of Black Jack
visited relatives in the city this week.
Mrs. John w. Crawford of Atlanta,
Ga, Is Visiting Mrs b. NJ. Camp at
wine Iill cottage"
Miss Gertlc Kidd entertained few
of the Rosebud's Tuesday night
Mrs. Bob Holderness and Miss Willie
Holderness OF Black Jack spent
Wednesday with their sister. Mrs. John
Russell.
a game OF high 1--WE was enjoyed at
the home OF Miss Daisy Mowhead on
Church street Thursday night.
Another wedding Will take place some
time the FIRST Of June. And II is said
there Will be still another later on in
the month.
The picnic at Wise Station wednes-
day. the 18TH Will always be remem-
bered by the young people OF Sulphur
springs ana Grandview. II was GER
talnly gloring success.
The 10 o'clock local brought about
sixty OF Greenville's best society and
they were met by about fifty of SULPHUR
Springs society young people who went
out in carriages. The doors of the
ranch house We're thrown open and n
large room for dancing was offered bv
Mr., Frank Weans. The music from
Greenville was pretty and every one
danced and those who didn't dance
went driving and every body had a
good time There was plenty Of dinner
ana Ices or our kinds, and every body
seemed perfectly happy. At s O'clock
good-byes were said and each left for
their seperate towns. The names OF
those present are too numerous TO men
ton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20

the Leisure Hour Literary club held
their regular semi-monthly meeting
last Friday evening at the residence
of Colonel and Mrs. George w. Dcaton
The subject Of discussion for the even
ing was the life and literary works OF
Edgar Allen Poe. Many excerpts were
read and interestingly discussed. After
the business OF the meeting had been
concluded the young ladies and gentle
men amused themselves playing
ohalades until near IL o'clock when
Mrs, Dcatpn threw open her dining
room doors and invited the members
OF the club to pnrtnke OF lunch OF
Strawberries, ice cream and cake. which
she explained was treat from the
young ladies of tho club to the gentle.
men. To say that the treat was an
prcciated but lily expresses 1t. This
meeting Will long be referred to with
pleasure by all who were present
Those In attendance were: Misses
Matte Blukeley. Florrie and Maud
Albert, Florence CockrCll. Maggie
Deaton, Annie Miller, Hadena crew..
Lettie Norris and Lontl, Harrison:
Messrs. Louie Brown, Al Welsh, Robert
MOTIFS Charlie Deaton. Frank Hlllx.
WIN Jones Herman Deaton and Floyd
Ryns; Mayor and Mrs. W. r. Dick.
son. Mr. and Mrs. Harry McGauhey
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20

attractive daughter OF Ex-Governor
Thr 1ckmorton OF Mckinney.
Mr.. N. p. Jackson, who has Just com
pleted the work OF revising and codiiy-
ing the city ordinances, 10 making his
report 10 the city council.
The committee sent 10 Dallas to IN
spect chemical engine for the fire
department l.sS returned and made n
report to the council. II Is recon-
mended that the city purchase the
Champion engine, and the matter Is
postponed to an adjourned meeting.
The prohibition movement Is growing
interesting in this city, a party Of
ladies' visited every business house In
the city yesterday, including the ia
loorH, and requested that they close
and attend the tabernacle meetings.
They were treated politely, but II IL not
known II any Of the saloons closed
The Hayseed and the Paris Military
bands have been consolidated, and
Paris has now a band embracing Is
flrst-elass musicians under the leader
ship OF Prof. Ed Cors. II will rank
with the best bands OF the South.
The Paris board Of trade held it's first
regular meeting last night. There was
considerable discussion, but It was
merely OF an informal nature. The
following committees were appointed
On railroads. on milling, on water sup
urinE and a press committee. a com
mittee was also appointed to confer
with the Masonic lodge. with the view
to securing the location OF the masonic
state orphanaBe for Paris. The mem
bership Of the board OF trade IS now
about 200.
Mrs Mel Kirkpatrick gave a recep-
tlon to Father Brannon at her hos
pitable residence yesterday, Father
Brnnnon is holding a very Interesting
series OF mission meetings at the Cath
ole church In this city.
Deputy United States Marshal J. VI.
Chancellor arrived yesterday afternoon
from the indian Territory, having in
custody Charles Hall for supposed COM
plicity In an attempt to rob a train last
February. Deputy Marshal Lindsey
came IN also with william Neal.
white man, charged with assault 20
kin lack Conllsk near Rig Hickory, be-
tween Marietta and orenbrook The
prisoner had an examining trial before
Commissioner Gates at Purcell.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20

Iowa Park, Tex, May i9,-The long
looked for election for prohibition
came on on yesterday, resulting in
favor OF the antieB by about $50 maJori-
" for the county, The pros have been
working like rroians. for the laat
thirty days and we are confident OF
success. Our county IL very dry and
the future prospects for cotton and
corn bad, and unloss II rains soon Will
be failure, The wheat and uat oraps
are gone, and while It is going to be
hard on those that remain here. vet
II VIII result IN their good. as we have
ono OF the best nll-round counties In the
htaie, and with all our revenues In
me past few years, Il is bound to come
to tho front again.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20

Weatherford, Tex, May is.-Yestor-
oy evening while Misses Rosa smith
ana Florence Honey were on ari,,Irs
we morse began kicking and rnnnins,
saI, Hosa jumped from the bureS'
iiadli,ns on the hard pavement Miss
a. 1V ny remained in the buggy until
racine freight depot. Roth 49,
slightly kicked by the horse. but nv
yond number Of bruises neither ,yos
seriously hurt....Mr. L. Il. starr ~
thls place was taken suddenlv Win n
hemorrhage Of the lungs yesterday wbile
up town. He was carried homo NJ
quickly as possible, and Is very s,c,9
az az present. ,Rev. w. r. Floyd Of Fort
", norm preached a powerful sermon AZ
sud,e es' Methodist church to a large
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20

Miss Maggie and Mr.. Herman Deaton
OF this city left Thursday morning for
Paris, Tex, whore they Will visit rela-
ives for several weeks.
Miss Annie Miller. who has been
touching school at this place for some
time. lett Thursday for her home in
WalsenhurR, Colo.
Miss Lille Thrasher, who has been
visiting In our city for several weeks.
LETT Tuesdny evening on a visit TO her
brother In Memphis. Tex.
Miss Alba PiNler Of this place is visit
Ing friends and relatives In Bowie.
MIR, q. s. CoclSrell and family left
Thursday Tor Western Colorado. where
they VIII mako their future home we
regret 10 lose them from our midst
and the young ladies' of the family viii
be greatly missed from our society
circle, especially Miss Florence. who
has very ably filled u position In our
public school
Mr.. WIN Ward Of this place died last
Sunday morning after long and
painful illness. MIR. Ward was a very
worthy young mar md by his kind
and affable manners won many sincere
friends. who join us in extending our
heartfelt sympathles to the bereaved
family.
Mrs o. A, Ross OF Pilot Point and
Mira. MeFarlan OF Belle Plain, are In
our city visiting the family OF Mr. I.
Is, Hardwick.
Childress delegates 70 tho Confederate
reunion lat Houston will leave Monday.
Uhe young ssties ana gentlemen OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20

Mrs, MoGruder has returned to her
home at Fort Worth.
Mrs, Annie Bledsoe OF Abilene is the
guests OF Mrs. T.. w. James.
Mrs Henry Jones of Abilene is the
guest OF Mrs. f, w James.
The West End club was entertained
by Miss Matte Adlah Summers Fri
was rendered:
Mandolin and guitar. trlo-Messrs.
Jamlson, Gray and Wilson.
Vocal solo, selected-Miss Summers.
Gowan.
Select reading, Coming woman
Miss Summers.
Mandolin and guitar, trlo-Messrs
Jamison. Wilson and Gray. Take
Back the Wedding Ring"
Mrs. Louis Boydston and children
left Wednesday for Dallas and Kauf-
man.
Mr.. W. d. Boydston left Wednesday
for Kaufman and Rockwell.
one OF the most delightful events of
the season was a progressive euchre
party given by Mrs T., S. Bell. Mrs.
McGruder of Fort Worth was the sue
cesstul euchre player Of the evening
and succeeded In capturing the royal
prize, handsome deck OF cards, The
BOBBY, package OF chewing gum was
won by Alden Bell. The cordial well
come Of the hostess made one reluct-
antly pass ON TO make room for the
other guests among who We're: Miss
Matte A. Summers; Mesdamcs
McGruder of Fort Worth:
H. c. Powell. o. Bowgpr.
Berry OF Dallas. and Solomon; Messrs.
y. p, Solomon, Hon. Alden Bell, Hon,
o. Bowger and Or. z. @. Powell. At
the proper hour the guests were serv-
ed with delicious sherhet and cake
served by Misses Champie Bell and
Alice Berry OF Dallas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20

C. c. Gates visited Dallas a few days
this week
n. G Gose spent several days in Fort
Worth the latter part Of the week,
WIN Knight, n merchant OF Henri
0tta made u short sojourn in this city
this week.
Miss Emma Plerey, the handsome
aud interesting guest OF Mrs w. II.
Alexander, returned TO hcr home in
Fort Worth yesterday
Miss Lulu Lester OF Fort Worth is
the guest OF relatives In the city.
Lon Sellers and wife OF Chico spent
several days In the city this week. the
guest OF relatives.
Frank DevreuN made Il stay In the
Fort the first OF the week,
Miss Nlyra Howard OF Paradise has
been a guest in the city this week.
Miss George Gates Is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Francia OF Greenwood. at
present.
Joe Gates Is welcomed In our cir
Gle again, after long absence In Dali
las,
Rev W. NJ. Loatherwood Of Bon
ham, Tex, has been the guest Of his
daughter, Mrs GUN Williams. OF this
place
Captain Il, \, Perkins is visiting
his son Joe OF this place.
Mr.. S. W. Neel OF Boyd visited the
city Tuesday,
Mrs II. y. Brown, who has been
the guest OF her brother. Rev. /. N.
klmhrough, returned to her homo in
Tennessee Wednesday.
A few OF peoatur's elite assembled
at the lovely home OF j. w. Simmons
on West avenue Monday evening. to
enjoy the delights OF card party.
Master Rob made charming assist
ant host,
Marmaduke Bruce, merchant Of tbie
place spent several days In Wichita
Falls last week.
Mcssrs Cook and Parker of Denton
have returned home, after a weeks
visit In our city, the guests OF the
Messrs. Crystals.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20
"A SERIOUS CHARGE.

Paris, Tex, May 19-About noon
yesterday deputy United States mnr.
shal arrested in this city Major Tur-
pm, alias Dick Turpln, alias Martin
d ai,osweu' man far advanced in years,
SnaTged with attempting to rape Jessie
smelling, the 12-year-oid dauThter IN
w, w. Smelling, near Goodland last
thursday night. The Smelling family
IN company with another family named
Love, We're travelling through the terri.
. .S m wagons and this old man Joined
nis,, 's' lie made an effort on a
hlght before he succeeded In contami-
mating the body Of the little Girl bm,
was not caught on this occasion he
was almost caught in the act il ia
S,ieissu' The accused party WINS
Drought before commissioner Easton'
h Mno committed him to jail without
next Tuesday. The arrest cai,sad leu
siderable excitement. Gun
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20
CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
General Gordon Announces a Number
of New Camps.

New Orleans La. May 19.-Adjutant-
General Norman, by direction of Gem
eral Gordon, commanding United Con-
federate Veterans, has issued an order
announcing fellowship of the following
camps: Sweet Springs Camp, Sweet
Springs, Mo-; Thomas G. Lowrey,
huntsville, Mo-; General Sanio
Benavides, Larado, Tex: j. q. Fletcher,
Berryyille, Ark; Walter p. Lane
Orange, Tex; Walker Franklin coun-
~, Tex; Confederate Veteran, Amerl-
Gus, Ga; Bandera. Bandera, Tex: A.
5. Johnston. Ryan, 1. tt; Dock Bell
bartlett, Tex; Upshur vounty, Gllmer'
Tex; Albert sideny johnson, Llnno'
Tex; Lexington, Mo-; Henry ID, Nc,
Mo. -1'uieU'
There are now ESQ camps of tho
veterans in the various states as fol-
lows Texas 1876, Alabama So. Miss
issippi sc, Louisiana a, Arkansas a.
south Carolina 81 Georgia sc, Kentucky
~ Florida 30, Tennessee 90, Missouri ID.
North Carolina 49, Virginia III. Indian
territory Z, Oklahoma 4, Maryland ?,
New Mexico 2, Illinois 2. District Of
/, Indiana /. M"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20

Mr., f. Eberstadt and son, Ramo,
LETT Monday for Hot Springs. where
they intend spending several weeks
for Tyler, Tex.
Mr.. y. Jones OF New Orleans. In
is now In our city. '''
MISS May Ward returned home from
pleasant weeks. al
Mrs. Porter and children returned
home saturday to Greenvile after
spending some time with her mother
and sister. ''i'si
an. MSS berd Vinaon returned home
from Greenyllle on Tuesday. She will
be with her parents some time, -
MT WIN Ward left last week ro-
Fort Worth, where he intends going az
business. sums III
Fort Worth. ''s'''"s IN
Mt, rord of Fort Worth is the opes,
OF Mr., and Mrs, Sam Ward HNes'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20

Prof. ]. P. Cooper went to Dallas
Thursday on business.
MIR. A. b. Mayhem, accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Fay, went to Ard
more, L. II, Tuesday morning.
MIR. Leroy Wright is in Milford this
week.
Prof. II. Grogan left for Dallas Mon
day.
Miss Esten Fancher left Thursday
for Hllsboro to visit friends.
Miss Sadie Ray left Wednesday for
Terre Haute, Ind. where 81 g goes to
spend the summer with friends and
relatives.
The children's services at the Bap-
list church on last Sunday were very
interesting.
one of the most enjoyable social
entertainments that has ever taken
place In Seymour was given on last
Tuesday evening at the handsome
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. IL. c.
Poery. This pleasant entertainment
was given by the Il. Il. l.. G.. club and
in honor of Misses Callie Holman and
Sadie Ray, both of whom We're mem
bers OF that society and who left this
week to be gone perhaps all summer.
At the early hour of p. IN. the parlors
OF the lovely home We're lighted and
guests continued arriving until the
rooms seemed crowded with gay young
people, whose smiling faces and merry
voices foretold the enjoyment that was
In store for them. Miss Belle Albright
favored us with some selections Of
music both instrumental and vocal.
The host and hostess, Mr.. osborne,
and Miss Helen Peery We're untiring
and successful in their efforts TO en-
terrain the great number that were In
attendance. Some OF the most de-
llcious refreshments such as cake,
lemonade etc, We're served at 10
O'Clock. Those present were Miss
Ola Hoggard and n. W. Kerr, Jennie
Ransom and W. r. billiard, Emma
Smith and u. W. Briggs, Sadie Ray and
Marvin Turney. Belle Albright and s.
Mlttenthal Cattle Holman and j. Low
ensteln, Nettie Rupe and l.. l. Bran
ham Halle Haynes and W. IL. AlSers,
Minnie Lalonde and w. o. Peery,
Kathleen Wright and Il. \. Fancher,
Jennie Mitchell and Robert higgins,
Maggie Britain and w. NJ. Banghman,
Josie Barber and S. c.. Lee, Edith
Pratt and Il. II. Martin, stella May
hew and H. y. Horton; Messrs. Hob
man, Daugherty, Lowry, Harrison and
Wheat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20

Mrs, Laura Cheney has returned
from Sulphur Springs.
Mrs II. L. Dickson OF Greenvllle Is
visiting relatives here.
MIR. +. a. Lookhart aud son. r. II.
Loekhart, leave today FOR Waco to at.
tend the meeting OF the Press assoeia.
ton.
Mr.. Win Lyon OF Black Jack,made n
snort visit to friends here this week
AR. Ed Green of Lebanon, Tenn.
spent several days very pleasantly in
cur city this week.
Mrs J. NJ. l.ishtfoot Us on a visit To
her parents, Ia Buckner, Ark.
The event OF the week was a moon.
nght picnic az Davis Pond Thursday
night The young people present were.
Misees Claude Adaiy, Jennie Bird Allie
Newsoms Ray and Eva Goldborr
Louise Huey. Pearl Baird. JuiletfS
Tapp. Eatello I0ishor, trma. Weir. Lena
and Louella stafford. Shelley Rlocker
Euia, Rena and Lena Bass and Maggie
DAVIS Msssrs. J. $. kone. Sam and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20
PARIS BUDGET.
Preparing to Build New Courthouse,
Territory Arres,s.

Paris, Tex. May IS, by order of the
bounty commissioners the work OF de-
nollshlng the old courthouse pre-
pafntory to tho erection OF a mag
nihoent now building will be COM
nencod Monday. The old Courthouse
h an imposing structure. but It's walls
have been condemned, and FOR month";
Pie courts have boon held IN another
building.
a petition was filed late yeaterdnv
afternoon asking that prohibition
Election be ordered embracing the
whole OF Lamar county. Tho petltion
was Med In lieu OF the ono supposed 10
have been Questionable md nor
strictly In conformanoe with me law
Upon the Alag OF the petition mo
court ordered an election and desig-
mated June 7, tho same date OF the
election In the First precinct.
Several lawyers and prominent bust
ness men OF tho city have boon in
dicted for failure to pay their occupn-
tion tax. They will make common
causes OF their cases and make a test
OF one o. them and win have hearing
ncxt Friday.
party Of seventy-nve invited
Gucpts were entertained Thursday
evening at tho residence OF tho Mlsses
Fowler or this city complimentary 10
theis guest. MIss Florence West. the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20

EXTRA COTTON BELT ArTs,rl
TlONS FOR THE SUMNER on '' NJ
International convention Fnr.,s
Leo gue, Chattanooga, Tenn. I'M
Memphis grand inter.sts,s a.
Memphis, Tenn, May IS to n
International convention a, u.
United Society of Christian Fni..r,.
Boston. Mass, July 10.
Trienn;al conclave OF KnirA. Ia.
plars. Boston, Mass, August n ~
Cotton States and Interpstias,l :,
position, Atlanta, Ca. Septemhsr i, i,
december 81.
Baptist Young Peoples union B,s.
more, Md, July Is.
These rates are open 10 the rs,rl
public besides the usual summer t.r.
lists rates to the health and p.u.r
re. 1rts OF the north and east
Call or write TO the neares. Cit,
Belt ticket agent for dates 0. n.
rates and limits. Correspondents. b
,icited.
STANDARD COTTON BELT Ar1Rls1
TIoNS
Through trains twice each Day tr,|
Fort Worth, Plano, Greehyille, ss
man, Whitewright. Wolfe City, sulp.s|
Springs, Waco, Hlllsboo ccisat
TYLER. Plttsburg and Texsrkarl Il
Memphis, Tenn, milking close c9nrA.|
lions at Memphis for the Old states u
nj Texarllana making close connetil7
for ST. Louis and the North via 81 =
l. NJ. e S. R'y.
Pullman sleeping coach services ~
the above cities for Memphis va 'u'
ton Belt Route and for 81 lous y
ST. LII. NJ. g. s. R'y from Texaikisi
Through Pullman sleepers IRON v
Antonio to Memphis via lntefnanais
ar,d Great Northern railway l!si ~
cotton Belt Route.
chose connections to receive sni z
liver passengers In IexAs ~ iTH.
Gteenyille with the NJ, n, l.
Texas Midland railroads; flanS " 4.
the II. & Il. CT Fort Worn WIZ \
LIT. w. & d. c., TT. w. 4 X u AZ
s, T.. and T. & p. railways; ~ -. "a
with the 7. & p. railway We WE, w Y.
HE I. & G.. N. R'y.; Corsicana wv r
II. & 7. C. R'y.; Waco with us y
A. II. and S. A. 6 A. P. raiiha.'
Gregor with the G., c. & \ =; ~ ~
All Texas railways sell ilcksu
the COTTON Belt Route" ASK y, ~. M
and secure the accommodauons =
ouick time offered by the only 10, -
ming solid trains from Texas y ~, -
phis. All inquiries answered '''lT
ly by n WARNER
G., p. A., Tyler To
A. A. Gibson. 7. P; aas.x
d. NJ. MORGAN,
City Passenger and T!cKg. .. ~ n
l0l Main Street. Fort WoiuA -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20

Winston. n, O.. May lS.-Wlnston
came near having riot tonight. II
WAS oecasioncd by a negro named Ar
thur futile shooting Policeman Vlck-
ers. one ball took effect In the neck
and another In the abdomen. iis con-
dillon IL critical.
Nlckcrs attempted to arrest Tuttlo.
Whrh the latter drew a pistol and
nrcl two shots Tho negro wue ar
rested at once. Threats have boon
mndc by colorcd people that they would
take futile out OF Jail tonight. II guoh
an attempt y made serious trouble Is
certain to follow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20

New York, May l7.-General Hlr-
rlsun, who is In this city ON week 8
visit gave long sitting today to
Eastman Johnson, the artist who IL tn
paint his portrait for the White House.
The cX-urcgldcut tells the newspaper
reporters that he is paying no attnn-
ton TO politics at this time. Ills WIS.,
itprs today Included Ex-Governor Hogg
tana, william II. Bullou. senator FL
lNna ana $. H. Zones OF pltssburg.
who was chairman OF the Republican
committee when Blaine was "A candl-
date
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20
THE aAzETTE FORT WORTH TEXAS, MONDAY, May co. 1880

Harris Goldberg. Ed Fore, Ben Wilkes.
clyde Northen, Ambrose Dean, Claude
Horace and Homer Weir, Jean Fore
Louis Newsom. and Louis Fred. The
chnperones were Mrs. j. l.. Fore. Mrs.
Celeste Kennedy. Mrs. Dickson and
others.
Mrs. j. b. Boyd is on a visit to her
parents at Mount Vernon.
Miss sue Wills went to Tyler satur-
day. returning Tuesday.
Miss Ray Goldberg entertained sew
eral friends at dinner on Friday.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Jones is visiting her
daughter IN Smlthyille.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20

Mr. ]. Saunders returned Tuesday
evening from Dallas.
Messrs. W. A. Bennett and f. Taylor
left Thursday morning Tor Haskell.
Mr.. ]. Il. Parker OF Mexia was 10 the
city prospecting this week
Mr.. Il. u. Martin Is In Dallas having
his eyes treated.
Mrs. .. NJ. stephens and daughter,
Miss Ruble, are In Dallas this week.
Mrs. j. II. Luck is visiting friends in
Dallas and Eagle Ford.
Mr.. Il. Picker, Of the firm OF Picker
& Beardley OF ST. Louis. Is in the city
this week.
Colonel Frank Brown of Henrietta
was in the city Thursday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20

san Saba, Tex, May i9.--Good rains
Tuesday and Friday viii insure the
cat crop and be Of vast benefit to other
crops...W. L. Jones. OF waco. travel
ing freight agent OF the Santa Fe, was
IN town yeBterday,..The commits
sionprs court this week voted 10 APP
proprlate S2500 each FOR u bridge at
Red I-sAiff and Warner Crossing. These
bridges have long been necessity and
II Mills and Lampasas counties Will
do thulr part now the bridges VIII be
built.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20

Bowling Green, KY, May ls.-co,u,,
bus Phelps, who murdered his bais
brother as he lay In bed beside bis
wife, several miles from this city, AprIl
g, wss toaay sentenced to death. The
and bent In form. He exhihJ,aS' a. "
emotion on hearing the yeralet ~
pretends TO be insane, Ss Ae
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20

weatherford, Tex. Mr nsrods.s. !
same old sensation was sirh rs y.
Weatherford yesterday W ,nwn ID 70.
produced in nearly every 'o scsrs. y
this year-viz: smallpoSn Mar IA'r.
was on the son OF Mr.; IN "a se,n o
of Fort Worth. who na sa ,sriiir. y
fishing excursion with hIs ~, s, ysr! "
while out there soon oepa Hey s',',,.I
Coming to Weatherlv,.,-sd ne e,is n <.
The physicians exam 7, snailp1s,, "
gravely pronounced y .,,sJ. ~.
town was greatly exel,..,.roo,aonsd. N
from Fort Worth was imnsas'''
when he saw the case
pronounced 1t measles
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-20

It begins to look M II the plutoorots
had decided that their boHt method
OF fighting free coinage Is through the
general situation. Money is seeking
Investments and prices are advancing,