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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

Tho Government Investigating for
Navigation Purposes.

Waco, Tex, Jan. S.-The United
States expedition for the inspection OF
the Brazos river from Waco to Rich
mond to examine and report upon the
practicabllity Of the navigation OF the
river, pushed its boats out from the
lower ford below the Missouri. Kansas
ana Texas bridge at 2 o'clock this
afternoon.
II consisted OF s. w Campbell civil
engineer, in charge OF the expedition:
w. II. Scudder. as assistant; and Ollie
and George Hurwood. boatmen. The
outfit consists OF two bonts, one IA feet
and the other 20 feet 10 inches In length
The two boats carry a carlping outfit,
tent, provisions. and other appliances
for river life. AS there will be ne in
strumcnts used. the survey being
merely an inspection OF the river by
Engineer Campbell. the trip will be
made as rapidly as the low stage OF
water In tile river will permit. The
stream is said to be the lowest in
twenty years, owing to the protracted
drouth, and some apprehensions pre-
vail that the trip by boat may not be
feasible. Every effort will be made,
however, 10 add another reconnaissance
to the history of the stream, and IL
successful the data will be used by
Major Miller at Galveston as a part
OF the report of the survey of the
hFuHos oruefeu by congress. The Com.
mercial club did everything possible 10
make the start good one, and hun
dred good wishes OF Waco people 20
with the expedition on what must. ow-
ing to the season OF the year and the
low stage OF water. prove no pleasure
When the start was made at 2 o'clocl,
this afternoon any number Of persons
We're present, tho most deeply Interested
OF whom .Iftnte lain =
saw in the departure of the eXpe1ition
the beginning of the realization OF his
great ambition. The boats were chris
tened Minnie Clark and Carrie Mitch
OF whom was Judge John ~ syle, who
nailed horseshoes on the bow Of ono
boat and the stern OF the other ana
everybody wished the expedition sue
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10
BANK ELECTIONS.
officers and Directors Chosen for the
New Year.


All the national banks In Fort Worth
have chosen officers and directors for
the ensuing year as follows:
First Natlonal-DirectorB-- y.
Lloyd. Il. h. Harold, d. c. Bennett. S.
y. Burnett. Zane cetti. George jack
son. w. II. Davis. all OF Fort Worth:
w. T. Waggoner, Decatur. Tex; X. X
Wylie, Ballinger. Tex. ofiicers-M. b.
Lloyd. president; d. c. Bennett, vice.
president; T.. b. Harold. cashier. This
bank declared per cent seml-annual
dividend.
American acknowledgements ].
Shepard, w. j. Boaz. Elmon Armstrong,
James Rely, Luther l. BoaZ. c. j.
shapard. president; w. ]. Boaz. vice.
president: Luther l. Boaz, cashier. a
5 per cent dividend was paid January !,
and the surplus fund increased to $4,000.
Traders National-Dlrectors- c.
Darlington. ]. Y. Hogsett. William G.
Newly, j. r. Adams, George Mulltey,
s. II. Mulkey. G. w, HollinEaworth.
Offlcers-H g. Burlington. president
]. Y. Hogsett. vice-president; william
G.. Newly cashier. This bank declar-
cd 6 per cent semi-annual dividend
State National - Directors - Sidney
Martin. c. A. Ginnochio, II. j. Goldberg,
]. II. Mitchell, N. f. Grammer. w. 3.
Harrison John c. Harrison. Officers
Sidney Martin. president; John C. Har-
rison, cashier; w. y. Hnrrlson. vice.
president A dividend OF s per cent
was declared.
Fort Worth acknowledgements: X.
NJ Van Zandt, II. A. Tidball, N Hard
ing. II. l.. Ellison. Il. ]. Beall, Morgan
Jones, a. J. Childress, f. IT. Amber.
j. ]. Jarvis, Officers: x. NJ. Van
Zandt. president; J. ]. Jarvis, vice presi-
dent; N. Harding. cashier. a nine per
cent per hnnum dividend was declared.
National Live Stock Bank-Directors:
". c. Hurley Ben j. Tlllnr. A. S. Reed,
A. ]. Roe, c. II. Snllman, NJ. X. Bate
man. VIM. d. williams. ]. NJ. Logan.
j. w. Simpson, Old officers elected as
follows: NJ. c. Hurley, president; Ben
]. Tiilar. vice president; a. S. Reed,
cashier; J. NJ. Logan, assistant cashier.
a 8 per cent aeml-annual dividend was
declared.
Farmers and Mechanics National
Directors; II. w Williams. NJ. i. Bew-
Icy. d. W. Humphreys. Paul NAPLES.
u. II. Keller John Bardon. John r..
IIoxle, ]. W. Spencer, Ben o. Smith.
Officers; ]. w. Spencer, president; II.
w williams, vice president; Ben o.
Smith, cashier a dividend of 0 per
cent was declared and the surplus in
creased from $40, 900 to 1884, 600
City National Bank-Directors: J. i.
sandidge. Il. T. %. Andrews. Jere. j.
Roche, John c, Mccarthy. Max Elscr,
Clay Sandidge, Martin Casey. officers:
John c. Mccarthy, president; r. IT. d.
Andrews. vice president; IT. Il. SAN
didge, cashier.
Mr. Max ElRer, who has been cashier
OF tho City National. resigned some
time ago to give all his attention to
some valuable mining interests which
he owns.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10


HOar Vending Tuesday night. City
hall.
Boar buys. sells or exchanges your
school books: 9o6 Main street.
DR.. Broiles has removed to Dundee
block Seventh and Houston streets.
DR.. Dennis-Eye. Ear. Nose. Throat
graduate three colleges. Dundee Block.
Or. Blake. dentist, graduate Phila-
delphia Dental college; office. Third and
Main streets.
meet this afternoon at o'clock at Mrs.
Clayton's on Lamar street.
II. q. Day of West Weatherford
street sent 10 the Gazette two oranges
which were grown on his premises.
Halls Jewelry Store. Main and
Eleventh streets. Cheapest house in
the state. Goods must go. Call and
see him.
The Polytechnic college is now pre-
pared TO instruct in both French and
Spanish. For terms apply ~ the presi-
dent, Rev. ". F. Lloyd.
Mr.. Leach. substantial citizen of
Wise county, has bought property and
will build a house at the Polytechnic
college, Mr.. Ayary Of Fannin county
has already let the contract for d house
at the same place.
George L. Cause. funeral director and
emblamer. Full assortment OF under
takers goods. Takes full charge OF
funerals and furnishes all necessary
requirements. No. 3i4 West Weather.
ford street. Fort Worth Tex.
The Polytechnic college has enrolled
nearly thirty new students since the
holidays, The matriculation now is
considerably in advance of the entire
enrolment for the past year. A num-
Der Of others will enter at the opening
of the second term, January 20.
The non-unlon carpenters of Fort
Worth will hold a meeting Friday
night at Fourteenth and Houston
streets, to affect an organization. Mr..
y. j. Thompson. secretary, announces
that the chatter for the new OrganiZa-
tion. which has been delayed for some
time, has now come.
Willie Murphy ran away from the
BuciSner orphans home in Dallas last
July, and since then nothing has been
heard from him. His grandmother,
Mrs. s. Miller, now of San Antonio,
writes to friends In Fort Worth ask
ing about the boy. He Is about five
feet high. with dark eyes and hair, and
may go under the name Of Compton or
Simpson. Mrs. Miller Is anxious TO hear
from him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10
PERSONAL MENTION.

Hon. Geo. II. Vending is coming.
f.. j. Greene left last night for New
York City and expects TO be away
about a month.
"Cydoma Balm is the best thing on
earth for chapped hands or any rough
ness Of the skin"
Mrs. NJ j. Hawley OF stephenville Is
visiting her son. j S. Bond, at G14
North Hampton street.
Miss Gay Wilson OF San Francisco,
who spent last season IN Fort Worth,
Is again on visit TO this city
DR.. II. 4. Jones Of Denver, Colo, an
eloquent minister of tho Cumberland
Presbyterian church, Is to hold a series
OF evangelistic services at the Taylor
street Cumberland Presbyterian church
commencing next week
Francis S. Drake, formerly an at
tache of the Gazette, but who has been
for the past two months in the prln-
cipal cities of the North and East, has
returned to the city. lie Is at present
confined to his home with a severe at
tack of rheumatism.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10
DAUGHTERS TESTIMONY.
MRs. LILLE II. RYAN SAYS HER
MOTHER is JUDGE EAsT's WIFE.
Miss Belle Meek On Trial in the
County Court-Judge East Says He
is being Prosecuted for DInckmaiI.
The Connors Murder Trial.

Judge Armstrong opened county
court yesterday morning and will have
his hands full with Tie criminal docket
this week. There are nearly 500 cases
on the criminal list, larger number
than usual. OF course. many OF them
can be disposed OF in a short time, as
there will be the usual number Of pleas
OF guilty. which will expedite matters.
The first case which was called was
that of Miss Belle Meek. charged with
adultery with Judge A. b. East, the
details Of which have heretofore been
published. Miss Meek was represent
ed by A. H. Jackson and c. NJ.
Brown, Wilson Gregg and Colonel Hal
sell; the prosecution by Assistant
County Attorney w. A. Hanger 10.
Burney and j. II. Jackson. The pros
ecution sprung surprise on the de-
Tense by Introducing Mrs. Lille B.
Ryan of Washington City. who Is the
daughter OF the woman who claims
to be the legal wife OF Judge East.
Mrs. Ryan testified that her mother
and Judge East had been married In
Atchison, Kan. She had no document
airy evidence to prove this, but sne had
been told so both by Judge East and
her mother. She stated that her moth
err could not appear as witness, as
she was too sick to travel so great
a distance and of this she said sh,.
had physicians certificate. She de-
ried that her mother had ever lived
with .InnRp tfau 10
Mrs. Amanda Kirk. Mrs. Ryan Also
denied that she had been introduced
as Judge Easts niece and her mother
as his sister
Among the witnesses for tho do.
Tense was Mrs. Mock, the mother OF
Miss Belle Meek.
Judge East was put upon the stand
In his own defense and stated thar
tho woman he called Mrs Kirk had
once lived with him as his wife NM
denied positively that he was ever mar
ried to her. though he acknowledged
that he had been crlminally Intimate
with her Judge East said Inc mai
once been married, but had been dI-
vorced from his wife. He claims thnt
he is being prosecuted for blaclxmail.
Judge East was shown a certain
insurance policy made In favor OF Mrs.
Amanda E. East, TO which His sig-
that he had signed II.
The trial of the case will continue
today.
Licensed to We'd.
A marriage license was granted Mt
the county clerks Office yesterday 10
G.. F. Stradonbu and Myrtle Newton.
The Motion Docket.
Judge Harris was engaged on the mo-
ton docket all day yesterday.
Both plaintiff and Defendants mo-
ton for now trial In the suit OF Pat
Spellman against the Missouri and
Pacific railroad were overruled.
Defendants motion for a new trial in
The case Of John Kelley vs.. Hunter. Har-
rold & Maddox was overruled.
Plaintiffs motion for a new trial in
the case OF Godfrey VS.. a. j. Anderson
was overruled.
The motion docket Will be continued
today.
The Murder Trial.
In the Forty-elFhth district court
Yesterday In the Henry Connors muir
der trial the examination OF witnesses
was concluded, and the arguments will
be commenced today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

struction as "Erminic." 'Nlobe," etc.
In "Dorcas" we are promised what In
many ways may be termed novelty,
as II combines the double entertain
ment OF presenting really legitimate
comedy IN its full dramatic interest. to
which Is added light and charming
music, giving II the phase OF opera.
So in the combination we are afforded
operatlo one.
Miss Hall in the selection Of her sup
porting company has secured a strong
and artistic one, and In "Dorcas" her
success is said to be most phenomenal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

Adding great luster TO the already
brilliant attractions OF the Greenwall
opera house Is tho coming engagement
or the beautiful Pauline Hall. an
urday for a period OF matinee and
irfl; Miss Hali will present NJ this
'fs-ac.aeni a uoW operate comedy.
entitled 'Dorcas." for the frat time in
this city .'Dorcas" Is said to DO de-
lghtfuily clever work, tho product OF
no less worthy an author than Harry
Fauiton, TO whom we are indebted for
such clever worlss Of dramatlo con-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10
FOURTH ANNUAL CONVENTION
OF TIE TEXAS LIVE STOCK Asso-
CITATION AT SAN ANTONIO.
The Date is February IL, IsO5-somc
Subjects OF Sreat Importance VIII
BE DiscusSed-nIss Preparations for

Texas live stock men will be Inter
ested to know something Of the coming
convention OF the Texas Live Stock as
ISOLATION which will be held In the city
of San Antonio on the 18th OF February.
1895.
The following Communication from
George b. Loving. sccrstary lad treas-
urer of the assOclatt) VIII be read
with interest:
Fort Worth, Tex, Jan. s, 1so5.-Fort
Worth Gazette, Fort Worth. Tex.-Gen-
uemen: l desire through your valued
paper to remind the stockmen of Texas
and all those directly or indirectly in
terested in the live stock business. that
the fourth annual convention of the
Texas Live Stock association VIII con-
vene IN the city of San Antonio on the
18th day Of February next.
a very interesting program has been
gotten up for the occasion. Interesting
and Instructive papers are being pre-
pared on Important subjects, and will
oe read by quite number OF the most
prominent and best informed stocItrne,
OF the state. Among the irnportant
SUBJECTS that will be discussed and
acted upon at this convention / may
mention the following:
me present and future of live stoci.
eeding In Texas and It's relation 10
cotton seed cotton seed meal ANA
hulls;" Our association, the advan-
tases OF organization. etc:" "RaIlroad
s s.,r yards and commission charges.''
me benefits to accrue to our lnteres,
by the establishment Of stocir ,,.,.7s
aud packing houses" "our live stac,S
INDUSTRY an important factor In the ma
tellal prosperity OF Texas;H 'sTsSa.
iieV,r, is there such thing, and how ia
IL propagated." 'o" "a
IN addition TO discussing theae suh-
yee,s iuHy, various others OF eaunI i'm
portance to the stoekmen OF Texas win
be discussed and acted upon nv M
me local stocltmen ana enternriv,,,,.
S ~ OF the Alamo city, are ,nal,jmee
ots preparations for the entertainmen9,
~ ~ those VINO may attend the convens
ton while every railroad in ths s,s15
VIII sell tickets at reduced rates ~.
,spS ~ believed that this will he
,he largest and most interesiing co "
'Sntlen or the kind ever held In s,o.,.
LVeryone, directly or iudirecti,, a.
S SeiSstea IN the raising, hsndlinr ~
asa'inS IN any kind or class OF l,ys
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10
he CHAMBER Of COMMERCE.
EARrr ENDORSEMENT on xHD
sExt-oENrBrNtAL rLAs.
he Chamber Of Commerce Meets
and Appoints n Committee TO Take
the Project An Hand-other Inn
postaat yoris-EieetisR To-day.

Ths Chamber of Commerce has ts-
\ EN- hold of the 6eml-centenniai move
'iient and tho project is now assuming
lcfnlte shape. At a called meeting
cid yesterday at IL a. m. at the oificc
Il the president. Mr.. c. IL sliiiman'
he scni-Centeunial was heartily in
orsea. as the following resolution VIII
how;
"Resolved, That the Chamber OF
i,ommercc heartily indorses the move
tlent inRugurated by the DAILY ia
,ette to hold in the city OF Fort
Worth an exposition that will nppro-
ropriately celebrate tho Seml-Cen-
ANIMAL anniversary Of the admission OF
fexas into the union OF states, ana
4 I the establishment Of the military
tost at Fort Worth.
-Resoiyed, further. that q COMMITTEES
4 three be appointed by the president
II this chamber to consider ways and
heans aud to submit a plan for tho
lar9niotion of said enterprise"
AfessFs. 5. II. Williams, NJ. b. LLOYD
md W. Il. Taylor were appointed as
y committee to take the matter in
barge.
4 Communications 1rom the North
vest and the Atlantic coast states IN
reference to the bankruptcy bill were
lead. and the chamber was requested
% join with them in urging immediate
passage, but as the question was one OF
iuch national Importance, it was deem
I'd advisable TO present the matter to
he regular meeting of the members for
lnai action.
4 The following communication WAS
presented:
-, ''southwcstern Traffic Association.
Dallas. Tex, Jan. S, 1ssJ.-Oacar
White, secretary Chamber Of Commerce.
FORT Worth, Tex. Dear Sir-Acknowl-
sdging the receipt OF your favor even
late. from the citizens OF Fort Worth,
through your chamber. addressed to
bus association, and extending an in
yitation TO its members to visit your
,ity and attend n banquet at Hotel
Worth on Saturday, the 18th inst. l
beg to advise that l am instructed
by tho association to convey to you
and to the citizens OF Fort Worth
heir appreciation Of the courtesy OK
lcnded them, but regret that 30 many
~ the members having already made
engagements which viii prevent them
Visiting your city at the present, they
ind it impractlclble to accept, keep
ing you. however. in view when we
may be again called TO your state,
Il. +. DAY. Chairman"
The secretary was then instructed to
notify the members OF the chamber
through the Gazette that its annual
meeting Will be held at tho secretary's
oftice az 8 o'clock D. IN. today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

Conferences OF Agents TO Meet In
WASHINGTON City.

Nnshington city.
Washington, Jan. 9.-Some time aro
the department OF the Interior began
to realize that Its Indian policy lacked
in plan and purpose. with a view
TO blocking out q plan OF action and
getting light upon the needs o. the
Indians, with especial reference TO the
Sioux nation, the secretary OF the in
terror Issued call for conference
TO convene on the It'll inst, at which
there should be present himself Judge
browning, commissioner OF Indian az
fairs, and the agents from the Sioux
agenclcs OF Standing Rock, Crow creek,
Lower Brule. Cheyenne river. Rose,
bud and Pine Ridge and also the agents
from the Chippewa agency OF White
Earth. the Shoshone agency. La Pointa
and Fort Berthold. Tho unsatisfactory
condition OF the Indians at Pine Ridge
and Rosebud agencies so far as az
subject Of uneaslness with the depart
y. of sO..,e line. The agents will
discuss this mancr thoroughly. The
question OF irrigation will be discuss
"a. and II II should be decided that
THIS policy would be advantageous, a
great Irrigation scheme may be recon.
mended. Cattle raising viii come In
Tor Ns share Of confederation. The
conference win probably last several
Gays, and II is believed will be proauc-
tive OF much good In the direction
OF suggestions looking TO a solution of
tho yeS1ng Sioux problem. The ngsrts
who have already arrived in the city
arc Capt. Roe from Shoshone agency,
Liegt. Mercer from In Pointa and Capt.
Clapp from Fort Berthold.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

Fact or Fiction About Two Great
lnIr Awards.

A newspaper paragraph dcnnunees as
l"false' the claim o; baking powder
company to AN award at tho Worlds
fair. Whom can 1t mean7
I Certainly not DR.. Prise'3. Why7 Be-
icause. as the records show. Dr. Prices
exhibited. competed and received the
highest award. both at Chicago and
the California Mid-winter fair. The
award In California included Gold med
nj. The official examiners pronounced
IT the strongest, the purest, the most
Wholesome. and efficient OF all tho bak-
ing powders. It's title to confidence is
'unquestlOned.
/. Can II be the manufacturers OF New
York powder. fctitlously labelled. 'ab-
ssolutely pure" who are making false
claimsg' That would be strange. in
deed, inasmuch az they were not even
considered in the awards.
I; Was IL ammonia In tho New York
powder that prevented its makers frum
,competlngf II not. what7
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

stock, is respectfully but urgent
quested to attend and take part I
deliberations. A full and compiled
gram will be given the press for Z
cation in a few days.
AS this is u matter OF great y
lance to the people of Texas 81
~ We hope the press OF the star
give the coming convention ths
llclty Its Importance demands. y
ing you in advance. I ann, your.
GEO. b. Town
Sec. and Treas. Texas Live sioa
ISOLATION.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

Earl @. Wilson, the little son Of Mr.
W. u. Wilson. the courthouse ianitor'
died at his home on the East Side Tues.
day night. The funeral took place yes
terndy at o'clock. Earl was a bright
nttle fe ! 10 VI and much sympathy Is
expressed for his parents IN their be-
rcaycnlcflt AZ - =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

Joe Blakeney. a barber was found
dead on his cot In n store house near
the corner OF Main and Leuda streets
yesterday morning. His death was
caused from disease Of tho liver. Jus
tice Adams held an inquest over the
remains The deceased was unmarried
and was As years OF age.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

Col. Boone has leased Sportsmnn's
park and Will begin the erection OF a
large building, capable OF seating 5000
people some lime next week. Com
tractorg are asked TO have their bids
in by Saturday D. m. January Il.
Specifications and plans can be seen
by applying TO George w. Mcpherson.
Excelsior hotel, $40 Calhoun street.
The Hon Parnell and sisl,lyou wiz have
their great wrestling bout on January
70 in the new building.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10
Don't Tobacco spit or smoke Yonr
Life Away

1s the truthful. startling title OF book
about No-ro-Buc. the harmless, guar
anteed tobacco habit euro that braces
up nicotinlzed nerves, eliminates tho
nicotine poison. makes weak men gain
strength. vigor and manhood. You run
no physical or financial risk, ns No
To-Bac Is sold by II. w. Williams a
Co. under guarantee TO cure or money
refunded. Book free Address Steri
Ing Remedy Co., New York or Chicago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

A. sandegard. sis Main street saws,
"Dr. Dennis has treated me for Two
months for a very bad case OF catarrh
OF nose and throat, and am pleased Ia
say that he has produced most won
derful result In my case. fake niens-
ure In recommending him 10 my
friends"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10
mr.. Dennis cures Catnrrh
Deafness and Eye Diseases. Dundee blk


Pittsburg, pa, Jan. S--The commit
zee OF one hundred. representing those
aesirous Of forming new party fors
the abolition of the LIQUOR traffic and
othee national evils. have. issued a call
I9r NATIONAL conference to take
place In Lafayette hall, Pittsburg, on
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10
He Is Charged with Assault wit
Intent to Commit Hama

Deputy shern Swan has returned
from Clarendon, Texas, having in GUS
tody Jim Cartwright, white man.
who Is charged with assaulting Lille
Henson, with intent 70 commit rhpe
January 3, at smlthneld in this coun-
ty. Cartwright was arrested last sat-
urday and held at Clarendon for the ar
rival OF the Tarrant county officers.
He gave bond in the amount OF $3.50,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

ton. 500
a. NJ. Carter. by substitute to e. ].
ormsbee, part of block "A. city. and
block IS. city, 500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

AIRS Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teething
II soothcs the child, softens the gums.
allays pain. cures wind collie, and Is
the best remedy FOR diarrhoea. TWEEN
ty-fve cents a bottle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10
Vocal ana InstrnmentnI Mi.

Miss Il. Hcndrick has reorganized her
class OF vocal and instrumental musie
and is ready for work. Terms renson-
able. Address Fort Worth University.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10
MiIlsnen.

Feed your cows mashed grains ana
thus secure more aud richer milk,
Price csc per barrel.
THXAS BREWING 100
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

There ia no feed that equals our
mashed grains. II Is not only the best,
but the cheapest. Supply abundant,
Price $50 per barrel. Try Il and be
convinced.
TiExAS BREWING ro.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

NChoose such pleasures as recreato
much and cost ll,tle"--have Turlelgh
bath at The NatatoriuIn.