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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05
WENT BACK TO THE NEGRO DIVE
THE BRowNwOOD WOMAN AT MAG
GLE FnANltLIN's.
She Wanted to Find Another Negro
Porter Yesterday to Give Her
Money TO Go Home on when RE
leased-A Disgusting Case.

The woman Matte Hutchins from
Brentwood, who was found at Maggie
Franklin's place on lower Calhoun
street Thursday was released from the
caaboose yesterday morning with the
understanding that she would leave
the city. Instead OF doing so she
went back to the dive and was there
last night. Maggie Franklin said last
night she would leave this morning.
1t was found impossible to make
proof against Newt Fields, the negro
who was arrested the same night.
When she left the calGtoose yesterday
morning the woman said that il she
could find certain negro porter. Cor
bett. mulatto. he would give her
money enough to get back home on.
Newt Fields still protests innlcence OF
the charge against him. He says the
woman asked him at the depot to find
her. a place to 90 to and indicated that
she was not particular what kind of u
place 1t was and expressed a willingness
to 30 TO a negro house. He. then ac-
| cOrding to his story, came up town and
| mad Maggie Franklin 10 go down after
| her. The woman's statement that sha
| was drinking beer has given rise to u
/ doubt as to whether she knew what
negro 1t WIS in the room with her
And there the matter rests--a revela-
/ ton too disgusting for continued notice
I and "A story Of a shameful fall which is
blood curdlng to contemplate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

Judge George W. Armstrong or the
county court, left last night FOR Austlh
on business and expects to return on
Tuesday night. County court VIII thete,
fore not be In session on Monday anu
Tuesday of next week. On Wednesday
the criminal docket VIII be called lor
settings and on Thursday the default
docket will be called and the whole
docket for orders.
Motions in county court cases yestef-
day were as follows:
W. -. Ford vs.. Gulf, Colorado & san
Ia Re railway company; motion for new
trial overruled.
Chicago. Rock Island & Texas rail-
way company VS.. Cameron Mil and
Elevator company motion Tor new
trial; overruled and motion OF appeal
given.
G. p. Wltten VS.. NJ. r.. higgins,
motion to dismiss appeal; overruled and
notice OF appeal.
G. A. Smith y Son vs.. Fort Worth
and New orleans railway company
motion for ten days to file statement OF
facts; sustained.
Baxter Smith vs.. Texas and Pacific
railway company, TO tax costs; over
ruled.
Baxter Smith VS.. Texas and Pacific
railway company, for new trial; over
ruled notice OF appeal
n. j. Pension VS.. Texas and Pacific
railway company, for new trial; over
ruled, notice VI appeal
X. NJ. Roberts vs.. Dan Phillips, for
new trial; overruled, notice OF appeal
State OF Texas vs.. W. II. Haley, to set
aside judgment. sustained.
/ NJ. ID. Barth and wife VS.. Jones ant
Moore. receivers. for new trial; sus
| tanned.
The Howard Company vs. DR.. n. Nc
Daniel, for new trial; overruled. notice
] Of appeal.
Watson & Crowdus VS.. Smith & Bar
don, TO reinstate; sustained.
IN the suit OF the Chicago, RocA
/ Island and Texas railway company VS.
/ Cameron Mil and Elevator company
a judgment for $4g2.2S was rendered
| for the plaintiff.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05
THE TEXAS SEnl-CENTtANlAL,
STATE SENATOR DEAN or Ell PAso
FANORS IT.
Mr.. Dunklin Makes n suggestion
That Excursions Might BE Hun to
All Points of Interest In Texas.
Enthusiasm Increasing.

Hon. j. NJ. Dean OF I'll Paso. state
also a candidate for congress against
Hon. J. V. Cockrell. was in the city
yesterday on his way to Austin. He
was seen at the Hotel Worth and add
cd good word to the Endorsements
which The Gazct;e's Seml-Centennlal
project is receiving on every hand.
I'm do anything in the world 1 can
to help 1t along" he said as he hur-
ried away to keep an appointment at
the conclusion of the interview.
Irby Dunklln. Esq, spoke enthus-
iastically ia favor OF the celebration,
and after recapitulatlng the advan-
tagcs OF Fort Worth as they have been
described by others in The Gazette.
he suggested an idea which is new
in connection with the subject. This
was that excursions could easily be
run from Fort Worth to all points OF
historical interest in the state, giving
visitors a chance to see the Alaml
at San Antonio, the battle ground Of
san JacintO, near Houston, etc, 0tc.
Thus it would give large amount o.
business to the railroads, as wsll as
aflording an opportunity to v!si'urs
at the celebration 10 see all poilts OF
interest in the state at compHtl-ivcly
small cost. The matter is being DIS
cussed with increasing interest on
every hand, and from off-hand eN-
prcssions in its favor It IS cvi'lrht
the movement has become Il very popu-
lar one.
Some little anxiety has been OK.
pressed that Fort Worth might lose
the prize when the question of HOLDING
the celebration was finally settled, but
as rule. It is confidently believed
that no effort will be made 20 rob For
Worth OF what is hers by reason OF
having made the first suggestion o.
the enterprise and having inaugura.et
the movement
There is absolutely NOT n dissen.ln.
voice to be heard anywhere In III
/ discussion about the celebration belnt
held The only questions are IN 81
which arise on the manner In whl"l
| 1t IS to be carried out, ctc., etc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

William Wilson to Elijah Wilson, lot
2. block :. Mansfield, 500.
r. NJ. Wynuc to Tim FORD. lots and
4. block 20 Chambers addition, $500.
II. q. and W. Hendricks executors, to
T. IT, White, lot 10. block is. Union
DeNpt addition. $500.
i. l.. Twombly and wife, ct al. to
Security Mortgage and Trust company.
lot 3, block .. original town, 1913.
W. NJ. Houston and wife TO sid l..
Samuels, lots and $. Terry's sub-di-
vision OF block go. $500.
r. Nlckery To John {. Gay and wife,
part Of lots 20 and 81. block /. Glenwood
addition, $500
Simon Haas 10 ]. ii. Halloran. part
OF blocks and 8. fuckers addition.
sl400.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05
MARTIN G'GRATH GIVEN BAIL,
JUSTICE ADAMS FIXES THE SUN
AZ $500.
Conclusion of the Trial at tho city
Hall ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hn"e'
The Dond sIEped-County Court
Proceedings.

The trial Of Martin McGrath was con-
Guided at the city hall before 1usl'eo
Adams yesterday afternoon. The WIZ
nesses examined yesterday were Dep
uty Sheitff Gunnells. Bob Miller anu
George Carter. Arguments were maze
by Henry NJ. Furman for the defense
and County Attorney Ben NJ. Terre'i
and o. $. baltimore for the state
Mr.. AicGrath WAS allowed bail aud inc
amount was fixed at $500. HIS BOND
was Immediately made the signers were
Henry NJ. Furmau. James he4Iey'
Charles Crabtree and VIM. Ward.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

1.-The Fencing Master most cidrm-
ing ana tunvful Of comic operas, WALL
be seen and heard in this city on Mon
day evening. Jan. Z, vt the Greenwan
opera house. Miss Dorothy Nor OF Is
at the head OF the organization md
Is supported by company II elevc.
operauc singers.
The criticism Of the New York pa
pers are briefly summarized below.
Herald. Nov ib-"The Fencing Meg
ter from beginning to end Is l bril-
Liant pageant
The World, Nov. 15-The cur,ain VS.
rung down amid storms OF ape adsr,
and u general feeling thnt The Fenc.
Ing Master was a. good, bet ~, and
even better ngain than we had looked
for from the successful composer Of
robin Hood"
Tribune. Nov. 1.-THE Fencing Mas
ter is credit TO Its ingenious aud
wcll-meaning authors, and the peg
fOrmance Is worthy OF It and them
Times. Nov. I5-"rhe Fencing Mac-3
ter is a genuine and emphatic SUE
cess
The Sun. Nov. 15-"The Fencing
Master attained a positive degree OF
success.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

Boaz buys, sells or exchanges your
school books; eO6 Main street.
DR.. Broiles has removed to Dundee
block Seventh and Houston streets.
DIR. Dennis-Eye. Ear. Nose. Throat
graduate three colleges. Dundee Block.
DR.. Blake. dentist, graduate Phila-
delphia Dental college; office. Third and
Main streets.
The market square has been moved
from the lot Immediately south of the
city hall 10 a point two blocks south.
Halls Jewelry Store. Main and
Eleventh streets. Cheapest house in
the state. Goods must 30. Call and
see him.
The Polytechnic college IL now pre-
pared to instruct In both French and
Spanish. For terms apply TO the presl-
dent, Rev. w. L. Lloyd.
George l.. Cause. funeral director and
emblamer. Full assortment OF under
takers goods. Takes fun charge of
funerals aud furnishes all necessary
requirements. No. 3ii West Weather
ford street. Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05
j. WI. sQuInn srnp ron DAMAGES.
4 Council Huns Man Claims mn Eff
fnrt Is neing Nnae at nInrLmnm.

4 Council Huns Man Claims mn Eff
fort Is Being Made at DInckmnn.
Council Bluffs, Iowa, Jan. 4.-About 10
o'clock last night Attorney ]. J. Shea
filed a petition in the superior court
demanding of j. w. Squire $4,000 dam
ages. 1t has been known for some
time that such a document would be
forthcoming, as notice OF the same had
been Served on Squire by Sheriff Hazen
about two weeks ago. The exact con-
tents of the petition and the nature of
the charges 1t contained We're known
to few. Mr.. Squire is one of the most
prominent business men in Council
Bluffs and has always borne a good
name. lie has always taken an active
part In the business enterprises for the
welfare OF the city. He and his family
hold prominent positions In society and
church circles. These facts are what
lend the sensational features to the
lawsuit now begun. The plaintiff to
the suit for damages Is a Miss or Mrs
Mamie Rollins. The woman formerly
lived in Omaha, and it was here. It ia
alleged In the petition. that Squire first
made her acquaintance. In her petition
the plaintiff states that during the year
1898 and the early part Of 1884 ]. w.
Squire came to her house daily. and
that during that time he ordered for
his own use and the use OF those with
whom he associated in the house. wines
and liquors to the value OF Si75 These
Refreshments were furnished at the
request of Squire ana he has failed
10 settle. The petition also alleges that
while intoxicated Squire damaged and
destroyed furniture valued at s525. and
that although he has repeatedly prom
Used 10 do so, he has neglected, failed
and refused to pay the plaintiff for the
loss and damage so accustomed" The
woman states that Squire became or
pretended to become very fond OF her.
and continually nuIing his visits to her
house solicited her to abandon her busl-
ness and let him support her. she to
locate In Council Bluffs. She stated
that he agreed to maintain her in Law
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

How sharper Got Away with
$3.50 watch.

Mr. w. c. Piaene. the Main street
tewelcr, was the victim OF sharper
yesterday evening in u manner that Is
beyond anything In his twenty-one
yeors experience In the business.
\ week or more ago n Respectable
looking man called at Mr. Piaeilc
place Of business and said he desired
10 buy watch. The man gave the
name of Charles Guylur, and stated
that he was q lawyer and had recent
ly come here, and that he had an OIL
flee In the Hurley building He came
to MIR. Pfaeitis store several times
and selected different watches, but APP
peared not to find one to suit him.
Mr. Pfaehle had just Recelvcd some
fine gold Waltham watches Of new
kind, aud the stranger finally selected
one which with the gold chain, was
worth $3.50. and said he would pur-
chase II. He came TO Mr.. Pfaeiile s
late yesterday evening and SAID ne
wanted to take the watch 10 his board
ing house to show II to his wife and
he would pay for II there. According
~ Mr.. Pfaeffie accompanied the man
To Mrs. Adams boarding house. cor
nor OF Taylor and Third streets, hand
ed the man the watch at the door and
stood outside waiting for him to re-
turn with the money. But he waited
in vain. and finally called the lady of
the house. who Informed him that no
such man as Taylor boarded there.
Mr.. Pfnefle then discovered that he
had been victimized for the man had
escaped while he waited at the door.
lie went at once to the depot but the
sharper had disappeared. The watch
has n vanguard movement and YER
micilli box case.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

ish style, as befitted a man worth I
900. The woman gave up her y
place and occupied a Residence oni
nue. a in Council Bluffs. she
there until lately, when she retu.9,
Omaha. Another allegation IN Y
titlon is to the effect that the pss
suffered a loss OF $4,000 by sacfl
expensive furniture, which was I
STATED by her removal from Oui.-,'
Council Bluffs. The greatest +
she has sustained, she states, ~
count of the failure OF Squire pt'
his agreement. She says that
short time after her removal % y
Squire provided for her in the y
he had promised, but he appn
grew tired OF her companionsail
finally deseT$sd her. In failing 2
vide for her according to theft ",
the plaintiff claims that she p
injured to the extent of SlOM I
sldering all these several in1Un
Rollins thinks she should ps W
pensed to the amount Of SaRge
asks the court to render jueSnste
that sum. Attached to the peuat
a letter alleged TO have been WHY
Squire TO the plaintiff. which NJ,
Your note received. You neei ~
no fear of my not keeping my "
the bargain.lf you will give up W
ness and come TO the Blufis ~
quietly | win support you ~ I;
style than you ever enjoyed In ~
Mr.. Squire denies most empn,sl
all the charges made by the =
woman, and says II Is an ates
ruin his character and got ny N
purpose of blaclsmail. (;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

with him. II was In order for him 10
enter a written protest in open con-
ference and cause the same to go on
the church record. When a minister
fails to get a church to adopt his
course. he should. before going out
with a faction, call a mutual council;
II this falls the next step is 20 call
en- eXparte council
He has failed TO follow the bible
or Baptist usage In any particular.
We have, IN keeping with the Gus
tom of the denomination, appointed a
committee OF three elders, TO meet a
like committee, to be appointed by
Mr.. Robinson and his faction. ard
these six are TO appoint the seventh;
to these. all matters are TO be referred
for adjustment. II is hoped that he
will agree 20 this fair, honest and Bnp-
list way out OF chuiC Oh trouble. Mount
Gilead church proposes TO stand by
the bible and Baptist usage In all tnls
controversy.
Now, as 70 his personal reference 20
me, / have this 70 say: / ain glad
to say that ] am living In my native
state, and that 1 have never been forced
by any class Of citizens TO leave any
community in 1t. The reverend can
not say as much for himself and his
native state. He was called TO the
UAEtOTAlt NA lhOuuA AfAANhA AANAAA A@Nl'f
renee, Kan. HIS expenses were all
paid by the church. We called him for a
certain time, and made this explicit.
/ knew nothing OF him personally, ana
took him upon the recommendation
OF Rev. r.. n. Countee, "A gentleman
for whom have the highest regard.
Whatever steps l have taken IN this
matter. have taken from an unbiased
standpoint, and In the interest OF JUS
tice and right l herewith append a
clipping from a letter received from
our mutual friend. Countee:
on Cars, Bolton TO Temple. Dec. n.
1g9i.-Dcar Friend and Brother Ter
rcll. l do hope that my friend Rob
insJn, will do the clean, gentlemanly
act, and stick to his contract.
/ told him In my letter yesterday that
he was honor bound and In honor to
himself and God he must 20. Yours
for right. X. n. COUNTEE.
Having given the public this state
ment. which brings in the whole range
OF the affair, we respectfully leave
You TO Judge whether the reverend
gentleman has acted as becomes =
Christian minister. Very respectfully,
l. II. TERRELL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

Prominent Cntlemcn Gathered at
the Hotel Worth.


There has been quite a gathering of
prominent cattiomen at the Hotel
Worth during the past two days,
among whom nave been Mcssrs. Il. H.
Halsell and b. Waggoner of Decatur,
a, p. Bush Of Colorado City, Sam
Sherwood OF Ryan. /. T.: Court Babb
OF Decatur; +. Fenlon OF Midland: w.
j.. Cobb OF Wichita Falls, and John
Nesbitt, general live stock agent OF
the Chicago and Alton railroad. They
are all feeling cheerful over the pros
poets OF the season. Range Is report
cd line in every direction and the
opinion prevails that this year will be
much better year for the stock busl-
ness than the year which has Just
pissed. Much good grass has gone
OF Texas for want of cattle
10 feed upon It on account of the de-
pletion Of the herds last year by SELL
Ing or the stock cattle This has made
pasturage cheap and abundant in West
Texas during the past year. and some
OF those who had begun to despair in
consequence OF hard times have sur
prised themselves by getting a fresh
start while others have absolutely been
making money OF late. Notwithstanding
the fact that they have had to figure
much more closely than In the old DAYS.
something which II r. difficult for the
old cattlemcn TO become accustomed.
But they have accommodated them
selves 10 the changed conditions ana
are taking hold OF their business this
year with determination which shows
they have not lost faith in themselves
or In Texas, It Ia needless to add that
they arc all In favor OF the Semi-Ccn-
tennial.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

The following Judgments were rem
dered In the district courts yesterday.
Geo, HALEY ct al. VS.. J. SHELTON ct al.
Judgment for planting; Western Union
Securities company VS.. j. A. Ford,
judgment by default as to Ford: Dcs
Moines National Bank VS.. f. NJ Mills
ct al. Judgment Tor plaintiff for S6l9,43;
Charles J. Godfrey va. A. j. Anderson.
judgment for defendant; Alliance Trust
company, limited. Va. John Gerlocll ct
al. Judgment for defendant; George
HALEY ct al. W. j. a. Porter ct al.
Judgment for plaintiff.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

by Msiich SIR. Smith Lost u watch
and Some Money.

Yesterday w. NJ. Harding. alias 10
Turner. alias Pony Bill" white man.
ana Kid Cole and viii Snow, negroes,
We're Ia Justice Wrights court on the
charge OF working game on a young
fellow named j. A. Smith.
Smith ls q young country fellow
who came 10 town 90 see the sights and
on the street he says he fell In with
the threr men. one OF whom had a
queer wooden box, which they said
contained tobacco.
The box was q trick and the men got
Smith TO bet that he could open IT,
Smith put up SO In money and $50
watch and claimed that he was euchred
Ont OF both money and watch by the
men with the box trick. Harding,
the white man, was arrested here and
Detective Scott found the two negroes
ut Maxahachie, arrested them there
and brought them here for trial. jus
tice Wright fixed the bond Of each of
them at $1,000, and they went to jail
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

Sunday night. at the opera house,
Miss Eva l1day Will give her illustrate
ed religious lecture on 5piritunllsm
and theOsophy. she has just made a
tour Or California and has received
the most complimentary notices from
the prcss. all marvelng at her Won
derful powers. Her recent performances
Ia the North have received lengthy no.
tees In the leading New York, Bos-
ton. Philadelphia and Chicago papers
and thcy an pronounce her as hand
ling the subject she represents In a
thoroughly open and scientific man
ner. She does not require the gas
turned down. but all her seances are
IN full light Judging from the press
reports OF other cities, there can DO
no doubt but thai there is much for
scientific Investigation and study In
her strange powers. She has had TO
contend with much opposition and
prejudice ON account OF the many i'm
positions that have been perpetratcd
ON the people by lmpostcrs. but her
every action is open to scientific In
vestigation. ms all who have seen her
are frank to confess she poaaesscs q
power that they do not understand.
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Responds efficiently 70 every demand
OF skillful cookery-Dr. Prices Cream
Baking Powder. Positively faultless In
make up.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

The Trinity Mission workers were
honored by a visit from the Right
Rev. Alex c. Garrett, bishop Of North
western Texas, yesterday evening The
bishop heartily approved the action OF
the mission workers, compllmented
them on their success in erecting a
chapel. made a liberal donation and
departed. after bestowing his bless
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05
A warren on LnAnnY.
II Was Put ON the street Commits
sioncr by Friends.

Street Commissioner VIM I.eahey
was called TO the Board OF Trade sa-
Icon yesterday where he was met by
n number Of friends who wanted him
20 make a speech. He did not know
what It was all about. but responded
in his usual happy style off-hand when
presented. with handsome gold
watch and chain.
Then they all felt better and smiled.
Then after awhile they smiled again
for the crowd was very happy one
before Il broke up.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

Cincinnati, Jan. 4.-grank H. Sparks,
assistant cashier OF the postoffce. who
created sensation yesteday by re-
porting daylight robbery. and last
night eontessing his own guilt, was To-
day bound over in $1,000 ball. which he
gave
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

The best salve IN the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum. fever
soccs, tetter, chapped HANDS. chiiblains.
corns and all skin eruptions. and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required
i is guaranteed TO give perfect salts
faction or money refunded Price 25
cents per box. For sale by ]. p. Nicks
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

The following marriage licenses were
recorded at the county clerks Office yes
terday: w. 4. Miller and a. NJ. Horri-
gan, Henry r. Hill and Bertha z. Sut-
ton, w. NJ, Joplin and Alice a. Brymer,
Eugene Stands. cOlored and Lula
Washington, colorcd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

Seminal weakness. lost manhood.
gonorrhoea, gleet. structure. syphilis.
hyaroeele. varicocele, successfully treat
cd by new and improved methods.
Southern Medical and Surgical Instl-
tuition. IS Dundee block.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

An Entire Family chIoroformed and
Robbed of aID5.

Houston. Tex. Jan. 1.-THE residence
OF John Super, wealthy stockman.
was entered by burglars about o'ciocl;
this morning. the family chloroformed
and Sl65 stolen. This is the third rob-
within twelve months.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

Chicago. Jan. Judge GroAf
the United States court. began =
arguments today on motions N
the indictments in the case 4
President Debs and other on'i
the American Railway unio1 ,
are the omnibus indictments Y
arguments 10 quash were 70 ~
one charges conspiracy to op4t
terstate commerce, and the III
leges obstruction TO unitsa
malls. 4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

City subnorlbars who fail 10 recetve
tho Gazette regularly or promptly are
requested to communicate the fact 10
the business office in person, by postsl
card or by telephone.
S. n. WILLIAMS, MANAGER.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

There is no feed that equals our
mashed grains. 1t Is not only the best
but the cheapest. Supply abundant.
Price &c pen Ioarrei. Try It and be
convinced.
TEXAS BREWING Co,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

Only derision Is excited by the claims
OF a New York Baking Powder Company
TO a Worlds Fair award. Nobody got
an award over 1t because II did not
compete. But DR.. Prices received the
highest award for purity, strength and
Mholesomeness.