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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

Rerolutc Enforcement OF II by the South
Carolina Authorities

Columbus, s. O., July G,--whut is consid-
cred by the opponents OF the dispennary
law TO be the most outrageous effort that
has yet been made to enforce the law was
dond at Sumter today, IL was the trial with
out Jury Of John II. Bowen, Of Charleston,
by Judge Buchanan, and the passing " SEN
tonco OF the payment OF dnc of 500 and
four months confinement In the ponitentlaiy.
Tho proceeding were under section Of the
dlspensary law which aa boon In force for
two years. but which has never before boen
uHot. II allows a circuit judge TO issue an
injunction against a person charged with
violation Of the dlspensary law upon his nrst
arrest. and upon hia being charged u second
time tho Judge IL permitted 10 hear the
case and 10 gontenco tho offer Ger without
submitting the ease TO Jury. The case
againat Bowen was one Of the seven caacA
transferred from chaTltnton county 10 Sum.
ter because the Chnrlohton grand Jury had
refused to nnd n true bill In any Quo OF the
1886 cases submitted TO II. Tho action Of
Judge buchanan will be tested Immediately
by habeus corpus proceedings before tho
chief Justice OF the stqto.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

Mrs. II. A. Ludlow and Misses Fannie.
Alma and Lena Ludlow left Tuesday
for Chautauqua, where they will spend
the summer months. Mrs. J. T.
James and Miss Belle James left
Thursday to spend the summer months
at Manitou Springs. Misc Norma
Girder base returned to Waco after a
visit to the Misses Denny Mrs. j. u.
Miller and Miss Susie Miller left
Thursday for New York. :. Misses
Clara and Hattye Denny have returned
from a visit to friends In Temple.
Mrs. Henry Austin and her daughter,
Miss Mabel, have returned from q visit
to the delightful country home OF Miss
Rachel Houston. Misses Lillian EN-
bree Mabel Pendleton, Cora Lee, LIZ
zle Heney, Ada Lee, Emma Blair, Flor
rie King and the Misses Denny were
guests In Temple during the flower
show, Miss Imogene Saunders has
returned from n visit TO her sister,
Mrs. ]. II. smithers of Temple. Miss
Genia Beck is visiting relatives in San
Antonio.. ;. Mrs. II. II. A. oth and her
daughter. Miss Leila, have returned
fran a visit to relatives In Houston.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

Miss Kathleen Glare Kehoe Of Rap
ID City, Oak. Is the guest Of Miss sa-
die hurry Mr.. BagDell left this week
10 spend a few days at his old home,
Bagneli, Tex, !. Mr.A.yinson OF Shreve-
port came TO Jefferson for the tth....
Miss Lucy vinson is visiting In Louis
lana -. Mr.. while Rice is now In Tex
arltans. Quite a number OF our town
folks spent the ith In smithland and
glorious ff,ne. Mrs. Wsrthem has re-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07
COMPLETES THE POSTAL SERVICE.
Will Absorb tho Lines OF tho United TslO-
Rrhph Company

Now York. July G,-Tho United Lines Tolc-
graph company was organized on the wrect
OF the old bankers and Mcrehanu' Tolo-
graph company, which left 70 la successors
an inheritance q litigation and competition
so keen that profits were reduced to a mint
mum. The Judgment filod today represents
tho Difference botN cen ths sum realzd by
IN sale bf the upited Lines In last NoyOm-
Der, 10000 aud the amount due on tho two
mortgagel, one Of sl.2oO,000 and another for
$4,000. The Hale practically represented the
desire Of the Postal Telegraph company TO
get control OF the mAlu lines Of tho United
Lines running from New York 10 Washing
ton. The frst mortgage Of h.2oo,ooo covered
that line and therefore, when the November
sale took place, only 100000 was realized.
John ". Mackey and his colleagues, In order
70 realize their wish, secured the second
mortgage and made the Farmers Loan and
Trust company It's trustee, Edward G. Plat.
representing Maekoy. took charge Of tho
United Lines and UP TO the present time has
boon operating II under lease. Now, how
ever, the Postal Telegraph company's lines
are complete and tho United will be absorbed
by the former
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

Mrs. Ella Renfro of Franklin is vis-
iting her brother, L. Il. Grain and FAM
ily.,,.M Mrs. Womack OF Marshall Is the
guest of her cousins. MIR. and Mrs. j.
L. Womack.. Mrs. Bette Bonner OF
Tyler visited relatives and friends here
this week. Mrs. j. II. Carter OF Col-
lege Station is the guest of her brother,
II. c. Clark, and family Miss Eta
Clark has returned from Itaska Mr..
and Mrs. Dick Hill are visiting In Coll
orado. Miss Maggie Kelley OF Big
Sandy is the guest of the Misses Lacy.
MRS. II. Il. Buttrlll and daughter,
Miss Ruth, have returned from Min
cola. Mr.. and Mrs. j. IL. Blythe and
baby daughter, Mary. OF Fort Worth
are visiting Mrs. Blythes parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Magrlll Misses Minnie
Heartsill and Lena Ethrldge OF Mar
shall are visiting Mrs c. c, Morgan.
Miss Mamie Bass OF Hallville IL
the guest OF relatives in the city,.
Mr.. Charles Cox and Miss Viola Learn
ed were married Thursday night, July
4.at the residence Of the BRIDES mother.
Rev. w. b. Allen officiating.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

DR.. Balrdsley of Louisville, KY, has
been delivering a serios OF literary
readings and lectures at the Methodist
church, Cards are out announcing
the marriage OF Miss Gertrude Tam
pln to Mr.. Hensley OF Georgia at the
Baptist church July TO-. Rev. Il. Il.
Harroll, who has been absent for n
month visiting different parts OF the
state. has returned home and will I'LL
his pulpit at the Baptist church thi,
month -. Mrs. NJ. c. Portman Ia off on
n visit to friends and relatives In KEN
lucky The 4th OF July was celebrate
ed here by three games OF baseball by
the first, second and third mines OF Me-
Kinney against the same three mines
of Plano. After the ball games were
over the Plano band discoursed sever
al nice pieces OF music. concluding with
Dixie. which brought forth many cheers
from the vast crowd. Mrs. b. s. Nc
Clenden ls visiting relatives in Arm
strong county. County Judge Aber-
nathy, County Attorney Mapgum and
Attorney w. Il. Beverly OF Mckinney
celebrated the 4th with Plano folks....
j. r. Lewis OF Hillsboro, and a former
resident OF this place, was among his
many friends here this week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

Kingston. Mo-. July e.--Authsniic informa-
ton has iust rsaehea Eeds .na, ~ a. r', ~
POST an Independent Democratic Newspaper
al POLO, in this (caidwelil county, and also
a lawyer. murdered his wife and 3-yeAr-old
his father-in-law at AcAdvile. No, BY cut
ding their throats with 4 razor, and thon
committed suicide by cutting his own throat
With the Qanne fnstfumsnt,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07
KERENs ny FAVOR OF CLAYTON,


New York, July G.-colonei Richard 9.
Kerons, member Of tho Republican national
committe from Missouri, IL not grooming
Senator g. u. Elklns for the ylce-presidency,
and he 80 stated today.
who 10 your candidate. then. for the vice.
presidenry" was asked.
II think Powell Clayton. Of Arkansas,
would make not only an ideal candidate but
and ideal yico-president Before be was 70
years old he had been a general. a governor.
and senator. That Is record that can
hardly be beaten, and n any man Ia chosen
from the South for second place on the Ra-
publican ticket no should be tho one.
think the South should DO represented on
the Republican ticket, and General Clayton
is the man. lie Is strong and popular, and
nothing can be said against him"
When questioned about Senator EikinA'
ambition 10 be nominated for the presidency
the colonel lntlmnted that he was not a cam
didate. II Is well known that the colonel iu
fof General Harrison for the head OF the
tlakoi.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

o. a drove which was landed from boat at
North Eighth street and Kent avenue. AZ
soon as landed tho drove stampeded down
Kent avenue. soaring everybody. between
OF The animals dashed into the grosory store
Of Mrs Dillon. 100 Kent avenue Three
women, who were In the shop. ran screaming
frighiened 10 death, two OF them went Into
oonyulsIona The steer demolished every
thlnr In Nght. FINALLY he wal eorrallod.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

Miss Sadie o'Hara left last Tuesday
on visit 10 Los Angeles, Cal. :. Prof.
I. p. Skinner OF Snyder was In town
this week. Rev s, t. Brewster and
family of Corsicana have moved here,
where Mr.. Brewster takes charge OF the
pastorate OF the Episcopal church. Il.
Mrs. y. Il. Wilson, who has boon alb
returned home last Thursday night. /.
Mr.. John Prude. Miss Lois Prude and
Miss Maggie McComas left for the
ranch last Sunday....A small party Of
1--WE couples went out for a moonlight
picnic Friday night to Seven Wells.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

tainod small crowd Wednesday
night. :. The Imperial Dramatic com
pasly is rehearslng a new play. which
will be produced Monday night. Miss
Bessie Ashcroft was hostess for very
pleasant party Wednesday night.
II. Bascom Thomas OF the sulphur
Springs Gazette and Miss Minnie Lit
tie Of Ladonia were married at the
residence of the brides parents
ThnradnY. June n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

ssf 1s.Ss 81, ' g. Ss 'S ss,qa SsIsR's PHI
S :ss 'l8 ss, = ~ ss i'ssaEs sS'Sss ss
stone "Fdii In" be calls. and De men
taiis thoIr places l.sc members o. y qrass
company fhsp the roll Il called ana pm
ssgg' b ~sss'F s' az S. i Ssdsr spd
streets where they kfss work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

Birmingham. July e.--said Congressman
Dankhead In an interview today: "a great
deal h being said about silver conventions
that are composed OF Democrats and Popu-
lists. I wonder why Il Il that we hear
held BY Democrats and Republicans Jointly.
The convention al Memphls which Endorsed
sound money had uoArly nH many. Repub-
llcana IA Democrats IN H. YET that was
pronounced 90 be q Democratic convention.
and was looked upon as expressing the views
Of the Southern Democracy, or, az loaat, II
WA claimed 10 represent such views"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07
DENTON

Mrs. John Ham and family left on
the "a for Eureka Springs, where they
expect to remain until fall -. Hon.
Lee Ragsdale and children have been
on a visit 10 Wise county Mrs. Rob
ert Ham returned from Kentucky on
the 4th... Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Robert
Taylor and Miss Misinbaugh left this
week for Eureka Springs. Miss Sadie
MahiEien has returned home from a
short visit TO her sister Mrs. Francis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07
SPEiCIAIlIS' It's,
Diseases of Woman.

Women We want YOU 70 know where you eau
be cured. We ask you 10 Investigate our new
American and European methods Of treatment
cnoii and by the failure Of uthors, come mud sec
what ,so eau do for you. Diseases peculiar 10
women IL our stronghold In these cases vc
pensr have not been considered IN pnkirg this
branch OF our speeinliies orawnlng suoccss.
Europe and the United Staten Join add eonceu-
marvellous cures performed. In this ruspect
our Institute Is the peer OF any In The west. We
cure Sterillty Dyrnleuorrhoea, prolapsus, Leu
corIhoea (whiios,) ulccfations Failing Of the
Womb, painiul m0nstruatlon, Amchorrhoea.
Monorfhagaln, symptoms due 10 change Of life.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07
"su,lUI,DER pRoOMsi"

New York. July s,--.Fronf. present cans,
orders of the distriot superintcndents OF the
street cleaning department 70 the men OF
tho sweeping brigade commissioner War
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07
r1iE WORLDS ONE NEED.

many gods. SO many creeds-
, many paths that wind and wind,
rhf1e Just the art Of being kind
III the sad world needs.
t. ELLA Wheeler Wilcox.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

"a h'a 81 "a ssI ' sss. ~ ,ss * Il:
Prot. mitchell AZ? hare oe 'hS Va: q
1spelli." vtsp soiN .pSN5p paas r& vTfH
dufine theae tneA, ehs sf9N yslfQ sedne
poetfy. which. hownver. djd not 6olhs fJta
2SmeSody else was hslpg Nor a hsalzk
through which 20 cpnyty Thoughts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

time refreshing and delicious: Cut a
watermelon in halves, scoop out the
entire center. taking out the geeds.
Chop in tray; add n cup OF sugar.
Pack the freezer, turn few minutes.
1t viii be like soft snow and delicious.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07
Bladder. VTIlaEu and Rectal.

/ Troubles caused by
ccnisgion. over indul-
gcnocs or acute imam
matior, BrlElts ularaso
Of Kidneys, Diabules,
MILKY uiino, painiul
swelling. blood dipeas-
o. gonorrhca. poison.
Gus discharges, yurieOlv
hydroeolc, constipation,
caturrh OF bowels,
chronic dlarrhca, on.
largcd veins, ana old
sores Quickly md per
mnuontly cured by mild
harmless treatment,
aucrchu IN uvcry ease
undertaken, send for
! question llsi 30, 5
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

New York, July ga Texas steer created
a scare on Kent avenue. Brooklyn, today.
whore n made havoc Ind frightened several
women in;o conversations The steer wax one
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

The normal school began here last
week and q great many are in at
tendance, and there seems to be
great deal OF interest manifested. -.
The ladies of the Episcopal church will
give n party Wednesday night on the
pretty lawn of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom An
derson. The camp meeting near here
is being well attended, as there are
over 500 who attend regularly. Miss
Kate Moore of El Paso spent n few
days in Abilene this week and while
here gave "a few lessons In music at the
normal school. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Roach
have two very charming nleces from
Weatherford spending some time with
them. Misses Bette and Jessie Clark
of Kosclusko, Miss, have been spend
ing few days with Mr.. and Mrs. j. +.
Clark. They were both very attractive
as well as pretty. and their charming
manners won for them many friends
during their short stay. There are
several teachers here from FL Paso
attending the normal school. Miss
RE Anderson Is here, and will spend
some time with her sister. Mrs. Tom
Anderson. Miss Mabel White is
spending a few days at home with her
parents, but viii return shortly to Fort
Worth, where she will continue her
normal studies all summer. Miss Liz
2ie Douglass viii leave in n few days
to visit Fort Worth, Rev. Mr.. futile
Will preach at the Presbyterian church
on Sunday night. Miss Hannah
Moore JOY left ON Tuesday to visit
friends and relatives in Wichita Falls
THE ladies OF the Presbyterian
church are going to give an entertain
ment in n short time. I'D. +. White
has moved his family back to Abilene
and will make this his home. Miss
Fay Young, after q pleasant visit to
friends away, returned home on Sat
urday -. The great number OF friends
of Mr., Walton Greer extend to him
their congratulations on having stood
such creditable examination lately
....Miss Annie Heyck entertained few
friends one evening last week. All
enjoyed 1t very much. There was a
very pleasant entertainment given by
Miss Minner StefIins to n few friends
on Friday evening John Shelby is In
Abilene for a few days. Mrs. Simpson
left few days ago to visit her mother
Prof. j. p. Byrd left last week for his
home in Massachusetts. There was a
very pleasant hop given at the opera
house few evenings since.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

KfPl AWAY FROM THE cAPzroyp
ny, w'h nss . 5gly Sr' q Sssss IS So ~. AZ
out tbsy hgVe made no effort = b prtn&c
IielS o, tbs qapitni stspa, ~ 6as nitasr>&
thty ~1sf,4 %. 3 ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07
CHRISTIAN TRUsTFULNEss.

/, bark Is waited to the strand
tBy breath divine;
"a al the helm there rests a Hand
IOther than mine.
b sho was known In storms to sail,
'',.||1 have on board;
|3Vo the roaring of the gale
*.l hear my Lordl
holds me when the pillows smite;
tE41 shall not fall.
shnrp. It's short; 4 long, it's light
He tempers all.
Re TO the land; safe to the land!
The end is this;
ID then with Him 50 hand in hand
Far into bliss.
NM Dean of Canterbury.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07
Free Examination Of Urine.

bring Sample. Remarkable Curoa perfected
IN cases which have heou neglected OF unskill.
fully treated, No experiments or failures, II
q case " incurablc the patient will be Informed
sonnl consultation much preferred. Ceaes md
correspondence atrietly confident and medicine
sent TO any part OF the United States. List OF
questions free.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07
LOOKOUT MouNTAIN. TENN.

lOOiNOOl MUM AIN, i
one hundred of the south's prettiest
girls are wanted at Lookout Inn TO
entertain one hundred and fifty gall
liant soldier boys. This Will give one
apiece and fifty over The Southern
Athletic battalion of Now Orleans,
composed OF popular society and dane
ing men of that city, VIII arrive next
Monday to encamp for two weeks on
Lookout mountain near the Inn. A
series of balls, morning germans, ETC.,
will be given in their honor. They
will bring with them the Crescent city
band, one of the best In New Orleans,
and II will give daily concerts on the
lawn in front of the inn. Every day
there will be dress parades. guard
mountlngs, etc. at the camps on July
H. IS and 10 the Tennessee Bar assoc
citation viii meet at Lookout inn In
annual session. This will bring to-
gether many of Tennessee's brightest
intellects. A grand musicale. Il ball
and a banquet will be given on the
three nights they are here. Hosmer's
celebrated orchestra of Boston, Mass.
has arrived and gave Its first concert
Wednesday night Two hundred FASH
ionable and cultured guests, who are
now at the inn, gave frequent applause
to the superb music Lookout inn Will
again be the center of Southern SWELL
dom this season. and the next two
weeks will be very gay. Among the
recent prominent arrivals, OUTSIDE OF
several hundred Epworth leaguers, are
the following: Mrs, II. Il. Rivers and
Miss Rivers. New Orleans; Mrs. j. w.
Thomas, Jr.. and family, Nashville;
]. Carroll Paynee and family. Atlanta.
Ca; w. e. Atmore and family, 81,
Louis; f. Mccartney and wife. Mobile.
Ala. Albert Akers, Washington, ID. c.;
T.. Slegel and wife, Atlanta, Ga; Geo.
r. Foster. Jacksonville, Fla; Misses
Susie l.. Lyons. Eleanora Jones. Cora
Mitchell, Alma Sawtel, Ethel May We
diner. all of New Orleans; c. D.Thomp-
son and Ed j. Watkins, Louisville; c.
Matthews, Jr,, and Chas. f, Rice, At
lanta; Mrs Means and Miss Means.
Ashland KY; Henry II. Reeves and
wife, Rlnggold, Ga; Miss Cornelia
Payne. Newport, Ky; w, +. BroadnaN,
Richmond, Va; Capt Thos Tomlinsou,
Miss Lucy Tomllnson. Tate Springs,
Tenn: Mr.. and Mrs. i. NJ. Foster and
Miss Louise Foster, Biltmore, N. c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

rie Watermelon crop will be almost
tnlimlted one. and at this season of
= icoS are almost a household word,
m Eiye n recipe which is prepared
y. i'litue trouble and at the same
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07
Blood and Skin,

Diseases affecting bones, skin body, throat
or nose, hlotchcs, nehea. eczema, ulcers old
sores, varicose yeinsi ewellngn aud aching
bones nro treated safely and uuecenfully.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

tlse Anna Tidball is in Houston,
IRE sl1e goes 10 be maid d'honneur TO
of that city's society bellies. Miss
n vaughn will be one of the brides
Ids mt the same wedding. which
VS., with what esteem our charming
u are fprlzed In our sister clties....
|Jt Misscs Burhridge entertained with
.yancing party Wednesday night.
N j.. g. Phelan win entertain the
<eiuee Whist club. on Thursday.
4 YOUNG Ladies' Altar Guild OF st.
trew's gave the most interesting
IN euccessful musicale of the season
lf&ha rectory on Tuesday evening".
and Mrs. NJ o. Deane enjoyed q
X visit from Mr.. Deane's mother
u his brother, Mr.. G.. NJ. Deane of
Pp las. during the past week. The
brtkhters of the King viii entertain
"a an ice cream and lawn social at
!, ~. J. Melton's, 2i5 North Burnett
ef. on Wednesday evening. Misses
preuce Lucas. Nina AbOdil Marie
'ner and Beatrice Clark, maids
iSrenr of the Belknap Rifles of San
Il, pnio, who are In attendance at the
Vsrstnte drill In st. Louis, have at
|, tied Widespread attention by their
pVse and beauty. and II newspaper
nentR 20 for anything, one of the
ftet L. very likely to carry off the
u<3rs N the contest for the most
4, Jlar tnnid Of honor, conducted by
lG az The st. Louis dallies. The
4 Of The st. Louis dailies.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

enough, the editor of the
En's department of the women's edi-
IN OF the st. Paul Dispatch, issued
kt Tuesday, heads her column. THE
|rds OF Creation" and there is moth
k inther text to show a trace of
my. The name of this droll new
oman Is Smith--Mrs. Il. 7. Smith.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

The ladies' OF the First Presbyterian
1rch VIII entertain their friends with
u,usico] on Tuesday evening. at
len tlne the very attractive pro-
I'M which we give below will be rem
niee- Brilliant, piano.
Miss May Terrell.
Ebert Sidney ohnston-Recital...
Misses Strumwood and Tarleton
|1cal SOLO commandments Selected
no Solo ..........Miss Mary Malone
d Ace. ...... e. ,...,...... Recitation
Miss Maggie Bewley.
;ui SOLO ......,...,,.... selected
tN9. Miss Goodner.
o....+,. Piano, Mandolin and Guitar
tsea Swayne and Mayneld and Mr..
lllngllsh.
At4t1Vli 49,. ....s. selected
Miss Bennett.
se, Caprlco-Piano.. ..... Neidllnger
ts5 Miss Samuels.
( THING Eyes ....... From Elijah
,dames Hawley, Cummings and
Baunders.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

N writer in the New Review, in a
|per Entitled ''The Art OF Justice" de-
hrcs that women never acquire 1t,
|eorting that "Justice does seem to
|ppiy D distinctive line identical with
ht bctween the sexes. never knew
|woman who either was just or SEEM
to have any conception of what 1t
he. and / do not believe there Is one
| the World. | do not mean to sug-
|st that the fact Is lamentable. but
freiy that It Is the fact. and that 1t
noteworthy." The writer evidently
ID the misfortune of being an only
|ild or an orphan. and further escaped
1T army OF female educators. WHO, If
by did not possess that acute sense OF
Htice with which they are gifted,
|uid never have so successfully nc
|mplished the mission for which they
|,re destlned-the art of character
Hiding, We must all admit that
|ree-fonrths of the children of the
|untry have their characters moulded
bring the scholastic age, and the
|ucator. be he man or woman. who Is
|yoid OF the sense of Justice should be
|nied the right to play so important
part IN the lives of human beings.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

Mrs Eirschfleld entertained in a
Try happy mode the Scientific Whist
BIB on TUESDAY afternoon The guests
| honor were Mrs. L. Sanger of Waco.
|,ther of the hostess. Miss Beall of
|ilahoma City. Mrs. Henry Furman,
rs, Reyer and Mrs. Coombs. The
LID prize. very pretty cut glass
|Bar ghaker. was contested for by
fadnmes Gray. Wyatt, Waller, Zurn.
|eld, Wilson. Carlock, Williams and
lynne. and fell to Mrs. Carlock. A
|autiful plate of rare china, the guest
We. was won by Mrs. Sanger. There
Ire four tables. where, after the very
',eresti1g game was played, very
| lnty refreshments We're served. The
ID VIII have no more meetings until
er the first Tuesday in September.
en- n business meeting will be held
nth Mrs. Gray at her beautiful new
|'me on Taylor street.