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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-11
More Miners Get a Raise.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Oct. ll.--Thc miners
AZ the Wil!ia:nsyilic Coal conpany's shaft
have returned TO work. the operators
having acceaed TO their demands for an in.
crease Of wages from b to 20 ccats
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-11
Condition of the Corn Crop,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE October re.
turns to the statistician of the department
OF agriculture make the general condi.
tion OF corn 95.5 per cent agains, 95.4 for
the month OF September. In most of the
southern states the condition has fallen
since last report.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-11
Aiiircu ssi.L Wanted.

mot by me. Since using Zoa-
Phora l can do my own work 1t is
woman's friend. indeed. So say
scores of women today. Sold by L.
II. Thomas and Marshall L. Fisher
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-11
Robbed by Masked Mcn,

PIoUA. o.. Oct. li.-Bcfore daylight
three masked mcn entered the house of
Barney Peters, aged 81. and bound and
gagged him. with Mrs. Mary Pfs.rcr. his
housckcepcr. aged d2, and 1t the point of a
pistol made them open their safe. They
secured moncyGnd jcwclry valued at $50
and valuable papers. The robbers then
went to n ncighbor's and stole horse and
a buggy and cscaDCd
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-11
Iowa Editors at Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Oct. 1.-The Iowa editors,
on their way TO Atlanta with their wives
and friends. have reached here AMI been
shown TIE sights The party has left for
CAattanneEI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-11
Civic Federation at Sc. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. IA civic federation
similar to that in Chicago has been organ.
lied hero for the purposes OF ferreting cut
crookedness and putting D stop to munich
pal abuses.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-11
HAVOC ALTA PAZ.
Town in Lover California Terri
bly, Storm Swept.
HURRICANE TEARS UP THE PLACE.

Fc;.r Lives Lest and TweHty-C.c Persons
Injured-Ncar!y 200 Houscs Destroyed
and Other Towns Almost ntrCly Ann:-
hiiatcd - Topo!obampo. the American
Colony, Greatly Damased-Whole Coun-
try Devastated.
GUATMAs, Mex, via Nogales, A. T., Oct.
lin hurricane which sept over La
Paz lSi houses were destroyed, four lives
lost and about tventy-one persons were
wounded. Nineteen craft, including an
American schooner partly loaded with
dynamite, were boacEel and n govern
ment cutter was sunk. Gardens and
orchards were washed away. An iron safe
containing $3.50 in Mexican dollars was
washed over half a mile away, but was
recovered. At San Jose del Cabo, several
houses were damaged, gardens and
orchards were destroy ed. At N.zalian,
many residences were damaged Consid.
cradle damage was done at Playa Cello.
rama.
Damage Done at TcpO.obampo.
The custom house ut Topolobampo was
partly destroyed and tho adjoining build.
ings were wrecked Many residences OF
the American colony We're destroyed and
the remainder were more or less damaged.
Agiabampo was almost entirely destroyed.
The whole country around Rivers Yaqua,
Mayo and Fucrtc w.is overfiowcd and inn
mensc damage done. The sugar refine
RIGS at Guila and Florida We're totally de-
stroycI. The cane fields were all washed
away. There is no news from the towns
Of Fucrtc ana Aitata. 1t is supposed that
great damage was Gorc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-11

In your blo.d is the cause of that
tired. languid feeling. Hoods Sar-
saparilla makes rich, red blood ard
gives ,ewsd vigor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-11
On Tap everywhere.
Only Union labor employed

The Rock Island Brewing Company. success
ors to George Wagner's Atlantic Brewery. |.
Huber's City Brewery and Raible & Stengels
Rock Island Brewery, as we'll as julius Junges
Bottling Works. has one of the most complete
Brewing establishments including Bottling de-
partment in the country. The product is the
very best. Beer is bottled at the brewery and
delivered to any part Of the tri-cities, and may
he ordered direct from the head offices on No
line avenue by Telephone
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11
MORE MILITARY MATTERS.
The Benefit Drill to BE Given wedncs-
day Might.

Both Fort worth's military COM
pnnlea arc doing some hard work these
days and these nights az well. They
are getting ready for Houston and for
the benefit" drlll to be given by both
organizations at tho opera house next
"Wednesday evening. Both companies
will be at their best, ana their friends
and admirers expect to sec them acquit
themselves with great credit
The Loyds are daily growing better
I'm tactical ovOlutlona. and their drilling
is becoming az smooth ha that " "old
regulars" Camp Reilly" presents
martial appearance at any hour OF
the day. Last night they drilled. ms
a mark OF respect and honor. In front
Of the residence OF NJ, q, Hurley on
South Main The day Of their de-
parture f0r Houston " only n week Off
but all Improvement possible IN oN-
pectcd. Fort Worth has cause 10 feel
proud Of her military companies and
their officers. and those who have seen
them drlll say they VIII be proudor
atlll when the Houston ercampment Is
at an end.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

The work OF the gold standard men
nj Waco Thuradny and what will re-
~. s 49,. -. -. ~, ,,rt,ot-
sun run WV" ue''V" ""' '"s
PAL SUBJECT Tor dlscussloh III poht'o"'
| circles here yesterday. The gold men,
nnd tho dolepates Messra Paddock
- -, a.. .,t,n.t
nnu MntIouN' p"y t''S uie
! with the outcome OF the waco meet
/ ing and the &c to lers" are pleased
win t,a ano,h,,tc attendance n, thelr
-,
pie'hre"'
a Gazette reporter strolled Into Hon.
| A. l.. Matlock's Office Yesterday after
moan .,,a r,,,,, 80. ,..o,to,,,,n m
""t ''."N '''i'
thseu IN an interesting niScussloh On
! the monetary Issue. His partner, j. A.
Peacock. md L ~ Cnnner wore hnIdinf,
-. 49,,
~, o'tse' situ unu n't' thutlovN M,S
b bn,'"i's 'Ie nvoyg 1ir WIN an huIeotu
mthar We ~. -.,,''' gy ~ Wy, 20 ' III
~ - 80 VIZ n''P nHei'
w., Wv ui',g OF ~ 70 ltts now looming
az, y" NV wv nui'Hoh Just hpollhs ipr
49, i,,,i.,lp, "i''i eiltruHce prohc
w. 'ur uIhuunbioh Tor the time beihB
'" M, Ut Mutiooh was Interviewed
,,o,,,,'mm " wy gou HuIiHneu WIN inc con-
,.c.,a,,i, %, so'u nicli heiu ut Wuuo
,,,i,h am ehtIely plen9eu
~, '"v igsoiu.'oh auopted ana Netloh
~ n,. ,V"u'u w uIhuulHatloh Wilhln
~ ,,,,,I . .'atlo pnrty ~ INC interest
,.c,.,' money nc uiuli expect a
,,ns '"' hv ".''nuuntt una the shihl
n,,n',it l,tuH'ur ye"ucruay IS easily hc-
si,nniy ,,r,,,,,,,, w ".o n'ogt'hs was
y"y"yI,,s p,'t ,,,a sucp; ma no
c"n,,nm,s n, u"e RANKS, WIN rev eN-
=, f,e,',, ~" uhu 'leu you may see
ihis on",,,a "no nus ohNnged. put
I = JUS any huN2ntaBg IN TINS respect
nor ,'l'iN "s'' Woulg lnu me sumo pro-
pV, ' ,,r "a npunu money Democrats
sc'n ~, ny Nv" MI unr state now as were
cn,irso II, ~ nuns convention. or
lgn c 7p :" v'I S"n Antohio ana Calves
gtrnn,nst a,,,..,' ulN'lIctA ~ where inc
st,rii,,'1 uNn7 support OF the gold
' III ha, 'hn 20 found
tIin,,s af,t,rtm ."'u thlt Two uelcEa-
i'rn1i, 49, f W ue democrats VIII
T,,,,'',.' "' 'h' uoor OF the next national
DOM Emo,,, So o,, from TeNas. l
eS,ir9c ' nii hu" .nIh WIN he yet or
cy"r ir m,,,'. '' w GuoHs work. How
nioni, ibts i,a 't't,h set precedent
'r,,,s ,'Wt htEe no doubt that
usr an -" nNuWl7e' we mean to
acknowledgements lh.uhH 10 SEND an
nIiInulI r,,t,' "u'Nb1'Ioh 10 the next
"Th" No., e"ulVil,
OF believing. win Inv ~. : nave hopeaa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

mittee submitted renort n, IN. -,
ported deficiencies in the treasury Of
'ne general mission board and en-
phasized the Importance OF lndividp,l
action In raising the required funds.
Ihe standing committee submitted n
iohkthy report opitomizlng the niu,tas
OF me meeting of that committee wbich
was held during the last year, ana ON.
nouylng resolutions OF coincidence "a
'ue memory OF Rev. s. NJ. Bird. Rev
-, A. kinsolving. brother of ba
bishop, and MIR. Richard Lee rae
h.v, - b. Lee OF Austin.
After the reports had been ado,,oA
.ue question OF diocesan school v,a,,
'"nvh up and discussed AT ieng,b
~ .he church last night no sesstor
%, 1I the council was held ana NJ.
Mlns delivered u highly lnterestlr 2.
AmxSia on the work OF the Woman's
AuNiilary AL over the globe """
NJ tlN meeting this morninr - 9.
AuIs church the diocesan sohS,, -, o.
~, Son was taken up ana Roy ~ NN
eShW'th ohered resolution ~ 80.
sSStny IN the movement. which wa.
Rsv Il. +. Gee Invited tho ..,,
~ ~ nold It's next annual inneti,,,. .is y!
was oc Saa,Sn' Tyler and the invitation
s0 vn motion OF Mr.. Richardson ~.
the ISst we wo next meeting was liked for
singing the Gloria In Fy,.I nhd AFTER
council adjourned. 's'sis the
After the council adjourned -.
sAles repaired 10 the basen,a,.' e ueie-
Shufeh. whcre an elegant snrs,S tne
c oeen prepared by tho lAdlss had
Suild, 10 whom the success ,he
S ,isih and the entertainment -, ~. u'e
che ssa,os = mainly due. At ibis i,r ny
the bls he,,'S ac, Hnd merrlment prevailed
making happy hit By all a. ~ aha
APT and witty speeches. iarre nor n,ost
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

society on yesterday afternoon. The
sthge was handsomely decorated with
weeping willows, vines ana branches
OF trees. and the literary productions
We're excellent.
me society was called TO order by
inc president ut eco with every mem-
Der present. Immediately after the
reauihg OF the minutes, Secretary sud-
darth asked TO he excused, as he had
sSme important business to attend 10,
hls request was granted, ana Assist
ant Secretary Barber took Ma nInc,,
\ motion was made and carried TINT
huloe both the president and visa
Ptesluoht We're to take part In tho de-.
pasc, temporary chairman be an
pointed TO act during that time. Mr.
spouh,s was then appointed. An es-
sas on Impressions" by AIR. Barber.
Mas tAe ntst article on the program
"as Won read. and showed evidence
~ VeIVlul preparation, lie was fol-
lowed by Mr, Holland with an excel
the Tlngi 'i"S 7no
Messrs. Robo, Barber. Holland
spoonts and Van 'Zandt uext sang n
song composed for male voices II
propsht forth laundering burst OF
applause, ana was encored. This was
followed BY Mr. Sp0onts' atu,nn
speech, which was also encored
me subject or the debate was; RE.
solved, that the prohibition OF in
mlktatlon would be beneficial to Inc
ShNed states Messrs. Van Zandt ana
i,opo were on the affirmative, ana
Mvssrs, Saddarth and Dibali on the
hns-uNe The judges decided that
NlthouEh excellent arguments were
made on both sides, ana It was rather
nhaIH ~ anolda which had the best.
we ahlrmative was Victorious.
uhuer special business" a motion
M's made and carried to give a vote
Of thanks 10 every one who mad ho,,,'S
10 mako the entertainment a sucsess
Ihe society adjourned at I o'clock,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

quite number gathered here last
niEht 10 llstCn to Rev Whcrland. who
read Roman H.. and took hts text
frulu verse 70; "Nll have come short
OF Coda glory an have sinncd-thcrc
" no difference, All are equally guilty
la the blight OF God. ono may be- drcHg-
ed Ia silks or sntlua. and show no
slgn no sign OF hin, Another may he
Ia rags ana show signs or dissipation.
In Coda sight thcrc iH no difference
both arc guilty, God has mudo "a
provision TO put away Hin through the
death Of Jesus. An, you, me, or any
body else, who believe In Him. shall
have thclr aims forgiven All who pass
from this room may be clothed with
the rlBhicuuHnos8 OF Christ WIN YOU
take II ana put In on toniFht?" A good,
heart searching aud cnrnost sermon.
There viii be testimony tonight. An
are welcome, Corner OF Main and
Woathcrford streets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

tluctor; Charles Durway and Harry
Russell on board Of directors.
There Will be twelve mandollns, three
violns, three lutes, two vlolas, Two
carionettes, two flutes, seven guitars,
two mandolas, two cellas, bass ana
drum. A glance at the names or inc
officers shows the material OF which
the club is formed. II is to he nm In
stitution OF and for Fort Worth and
win cater 10 tho tnstcs OF the Fort
Worth music-loying public. The menu
beers are very enthusiastic over pros
poets and mean to make a success OF
the venture
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11
NEW MUSICAL cLun.
The Amphion Mandolin Orchestra Or
sanlzed I.ant Night.

Forty young men OF musical incIi-
nations and souls OF music moi al the
armory OF tho Lloyd Rifles last nieht
and formed what IL perhaps the lArt'eat
organixatlon Of It's kind In tho atate'
u ia 10 be known az ''rhe Amphion
Mandolin Orchestra" and IN composed
OF the best musical talent IN tho city,
Mythology says It was tho magic touch
OF Amphlon's hand MS he gently thum-
med the strings OF his Tyre that caused
the crumbling wallis OF Thobes 10 riae
The organization has selected ita name
on account Of this sncldent. which the
student OF the classics Is expected Ia
learn. Not that thoy expect 10 raiae al.
lower any wallis or even TO scare on
any OF Fort WORMS canlnes. hut DO.
cause the name Is fun OF cuphony ana
The officers Of the orchnstra are,
W. I, Mcconnell, president. Roland
M9rale, vice president; Dan IiNimon.
srcrotary. Ben MArtin. treasurer. Mai,
colm Moore. librarian; Roy II. Simpson,
soudnetor Ed Petsisrow. associate con.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

waco Tex, May 1O,-The Jury I'm tbn
use OF Laura Jones. for murdar
orought IN verdict OF guilty ana ne,
s her punishment at twenty
years Imprisonment. twenty
c,sa ne court this afternoon took up tho
s,.,,s 81 II. l.. Stone. who is charesd
Nm M .ne murder of Virginia Moon M
vo,,,, tussilie last October. The two
cuitv Ineh became engaged In a dim
three times and died about thres ho,',a
afterward. ''iee hours
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

DIR. Lambeth win meet all the chill
dton's missionary societies at First
Methodist church, corner OF Fourth and
Jones Htrecta, at 1870 this afternoon.
lie VIII preach az Mulkey Memorial
tomorrow morning, at Missouri avenue
70 the League at $3.50 y, M, ana al
fllat church tomorrow night.
ine missionary meetings at Mulkcy
Memorial church closed last nirhf
with talk on medical missions by
pr lambeth Notwithstanding tho
threatening clouds. good and intel.
lgent audience were present. The adj
dress thrilled every one present.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11
srnCfAL cuuRcH srRylcrs

Special vangellstic services win be
held in the broadway Presbyterian
church, commencing sunday at II a.
m. Preaching every nlght during the
pulpit Sunday
Rev, lanea y, Morrison. y. D., tho
EVANGELIST who conducted services IN
the First Presbyterian church last De.
ccmbor Is expected 10 arrive Mednes-
Jay, ia time fpr tho night service
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

waco Tex, May lO.-The soliciting
committee OF ladies and gentlemen on
the press association gathering started
out this morning and have worked
hari today. They must finish by to-
morrow as the event occurs next week.
Al VINO have not subscrib I'd are urged
a meeting OF the arrangements COM
terday) is called for Monday afte,noo,,
at o'clock sharp at the II p a
rooms, Pnclnc hotel. The president
ana committee OF the Ladies' Press
elub are urged TO be present at that
meeting which is to hear the renort
OF the soliciting committees and pre.
pare program.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Waco, Tex, May lO.--At the meet
ing OF the city council last night n
majority report was submitted ON
the street sprnkllng question, the re-
rort being to the effect that to levy
, ni Az Naioren tax for street sprnkling
able, The minority report SavornJ
special tax for the purpose.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Singers from all the churchea In the
city are cordially invited to attend the
Christian Endcnvor song rehearsal TO
% hold IN the Sunday school room OF
the Taylor street Cumberland Prca-
pytorlan church on Sunday afternoon
next az $50 o'clock, at which the music
for the coming state convention or
christian Endeavor VIII DO practlced.
a special invitation Is extended 10
those who were members Of the Moody
ana sankcy choir. j. c. FOSTER,
Chairman Committee.
GEORGE NEIS, Director.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11
LITTLE ITEMS

Best typewriter supplies at Humph.
J, NJ Rodgers sells iron fencing.
NY ChNrles g Fisher. one OF BEL
business here.
Sewing machine auppllcs as wen an
diamonds. watches, clocks ana iewc,ry
at me cneapent jewclry house In tho
city Halls. Main and Eleventh,
Fullpra Novelty Iron Works. new ana
second hand boilers. engines, pumps
and gin machinery for sale or trade
hl Wes' weathcrford street
ID, =. Hare & Co. have sold for Mr..
Thomas Reed. the Weltman stock 81
shoes, 10 Mr. y. Ward OF DeKaib. TOY
as Mr.. Ward win continue tho bust
ness.
George l.. Came. funeral director and
emhalmer. Fun assortment OF under
takers goods. Takes full charge OF
funerals and furnishes all necessary
requirements, No, 3it West Weather,
ford street, Fort Worth. Texas,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

fort Worth'n Debt Paid, ana she
o Stands Free.
city Secretary AIont,sor,r,, ,..
warrants for the payment Of mi az,
ueots Yesterday, and many of tba,SS,
We're cashcd by the city treasurer Thn
cry stands without debt STARING n ' in
Tue face for the first time in n,i,n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

tenueu u injecting VI the SS'"N'-'
club.
Mr.. Charles King. advance agent
the Emma Warren company
the city. Mr.. King has many ff'n'
here, made last summer.
Miss Florence HAT OF Belion' "
has been the guest OF Miss Belle y
land, has returned home. MIS- y
land accompanied her, to be ae'a
about two weeks.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Yates and her con,
Palace prize baby made fylns Y
to Waco today,
George II, Nettleton. presiden' y, v
general manager of the Kansas Vgl
Fort Scott and Memphis railway, !.
party passed through Waco ms WI
Ing on the rear OF Katy tram ~
en- route to Kansas City.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11
JUDGE ARMSIHONG'S ANSWER
In THE PETITION FILED by coUN-
Tx ATTORNEY TERRELL.
JupGm GREENE AND JUDGE HAIR
IRA HEAR THE ARGUMENTS ON
THE CASE YESTERDAY AFTER
NooN--THB ARGUMENTS con-
cLuDED-BEINu CONSIDERED.

fohtefddy IN tue foity-tihHt" Ni'N' -
court Judge Groono and Judge Harris
ooniointiy heard the arguments OF the
attorneys on the petition OF County
Attorney Ben NJ. Terrell to DO allowed
TO act for tho county in tho case IN
yolving the funds in the city National
bank. Tho arguments were concluded
late yesterday afternoon. and the
judgos took the matter under advise
fnent.
Following IL tho answer flod by
Judge Armstrong to County Attorney
Torreli's petition;
Now comes Tarrnnt county and cN-
oepts to the application OF Ben NJ
Terrell county attorney. fllcd herein
and says
and OF this It prays judgment or the
court, .,
aecond--Answerlng herein plaintiff
allegeA that II II IN the duty ana pfiVl-
lege OF Bon NJ Terrell, county attorney,
10 represent tho plaintiff W THIS action
and Co manage and control the same
that the said county attorney has
wholly failed and neglected to perform
this duty aud that to preserve ana
protect the public interests II becomes
necessary fof plhlntlH Nv llh uul' n, ~,
nionora' court 70 employ couilhu' 10
institute this suit. Thpt tne IVY m m
tional bank or fort worth lnlIo1
on to-wit; mo uuy OF
April, lbpb' uat tho hnnnelhl m
terests OF Tnrrnnt county Mero ucr WI,
ouAly jcopnrdizod by tho failure of nolh
hanlSl that from and nftor the future
OF said bank plalntlwR treasurer was
unable TO perform HIS duties and that
tho Same oechsloned default IN hls
official bond hut notwithstanding
these matters, the Hnld county attorney
ala not from the date NJ the failure OF
tho said bank M to tho Ming OF THIS
suit take any stopH To preserve or
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11
ROOF GARDEN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

'hANi'iAN Elm IEkIAlNMl'NT
Waco. Tex, May 1O.-The entertain
inent given by the Rebekah lodge M
the Roof garden last night was a great
success both financially and literary
me entertainment was simple but
program being excellentlv won 60
ieeted ana equally as well rendered
Aside from the very fine violin music
uy senior Anton Araoaro and a nent
anu graphic speech OF welcome by CAV.
taln NJ d. Herring and other pleasing
IWS51u,ures' plano solo by Miss Birdie
w w nson and recitation by Mrs
ar AVA Araearo were exceptionally fine
alt ana should be repeated on other
occasions La petite Ellavie Wortham
was US usual, the pet OF the OCCASION
S Sii;s mede artistic hits in dialogue
with The clever little Milton Wen IN
the skirt dance and In Rargad NJ
o. besides bits OF clever work in response
20 numerous encores. II was on re
whole most enjoyable occasion. '
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

The secrelary's office Of Che NY
Ralsers' association has oeen s't yr
from the Stock Yards hotel, No'M
Worth, to the Hotel worth. s b
located on the ground no9l ~
southwest corner OF the ouiiains' =
entrance on Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

morning sermon tomorrow at this
church, the subject being Prayer"
Tho results for good OF this series
or services will be far reaching. MIR.
Jones wants to meet every child in
me city, babies included. at tho Cum
bertrand Presbyterian church prttuptly
40 3 this afternoon. Those accepting
the Invitation win be entertained, YOU
may be sure and parents are asked 10
help the little ones to attend.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11


II has TO be Il very dun season when
Fort Worth can't get IN something to
excite the morbid curiosity OF the aver
age street loungcr Yesterday morning
while a crowd was seated at the break
fast table In an uptown boarding
house one Of the men. a druggist. wna
dressed In neat grny spring suit. uud
some commcnta were made about hts
new suit which seemed To- natter him.
hut party who was present gave the
snap away ana told the crowd that II
was his last yenr'H suit. but IL had
been renovated ut CASTOR Brua' steam
uye works II In no trouble to flnd tho
plnce-only one block south uf the
Mnrtln-lirown building. and YOU can
set your suit put In nH good shape nB
ms U yun VIII lnkn d Lhrrn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Notwithstanding Threatening wealth
er, the service last night at the ray-
lor street Cumberland Presbyterian
church under the conduct or Evangelist
n: =. Jones was wen attended
THIS service closes the meeting. but
Ar' Jones VIII rensin To praaeh tho
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

j T. Nlcka has made his bond for
$4,000 as receiver OF the Montague Conf
Mining company aud win leave In
the property.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Did you get one OF those nice silk
handkcrchlefs2 They are found in
every pound can Of Gypsy Queen BaiS-
ing Powder
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

H. Hunt fllod suit In the dlstrlet
court yesterday, aBking FOR diyerec
from G, v, Hunt lie .nllngea that ahc
abandoned him and led an immoral lifo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Fort the best fresh and pa pa M
meats go 10 corner Ninth anu
or b2i Jennings avenue.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

one Of the best literary entertain
ment' ever given in the high school
was that Of the High School Literary
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11
MATlOCk OH THE WACO MEET
HE TALKS OF WHAT WAS ACCOM-
PLisHED-FuTuRE RESULTS.

SAYS A 10 TO TER" IS A PERvERT
FOR JUDGE NUGENT-oN THIS
HE AND THE PoPULIsT LEAD
ER DIsAdREE-How 1T Az
TEcTs THE PARTY.