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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-23

The ball of the Trades Assembly. at
tneir nail, corner Of Fourteenth and
houston streets, was one OF the grand
est Affairs Of the kind ever witnessed
.here' II Will bo many a day before
me patriotic lads and lassies who at
Tended It will forget Washington's
birthday of the good year 1895.
II Was Indeed a grand dress han
whieh reflected credit alike upon Inc
taues Assembly and the committees
M y, mad the entertainment immediateIv
emit. AoV couples pres
s lollowlhg were the committees,
,,aatiIAhgement Committees. d. Nve
Rex ~ HhAhAhan' John
hneeception committee-T. NJ, CLARK
H 'as,tL John Mccullough, w n
i-g5ss,chhWorth, Carl Schilder
Zoo, LOOT commlttee-.M. u. Kettler cha,-.
i Robo,, lanes seannell. assistant: H. w "
i iiirOsr's' j. cleclesky. a. Gattan. %.
a a.SH invited those present in nsai
mss,sa s % ettend the semi-Centennisi
Hs OF the union workingmen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-23

Austin. Tex. Feb g2.-House finance
committee met tonight and killed Sea-
bury's bond bill appropriatlng the pay
ment monies paid into the state treas
ury on erroneous sales Of public lands
for which patent cannot issue was ia.
yorably reported. The state univer-
sity receives an appropriation Of $780,
OVJ per annum for maintenance and
$1,000 for library. The medical college al
Galveston receives $40, 600; :ne Agrlcul-
tural and Mechanical college was given
10000 per annum for maintenance
so 400 for mess hall SIG, 900 FOR chemi-
cal and veterinary laboratory; $4,000
per annum for students labor fund, and
$1,000 per annum for experimental sta
ton
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-23

Through trains twice. esen ~
Fort Worth, Plano, EIsen,asaf,s,
man, whitewright. Woi .,,,,. ~,
phur Springs, Waco, h'i T,s,d
sicana, Tyler, Pittsburg ala - g,
TO Memphis. Tenn. making " w y
ncctions at Memphis for w M y. y
and at Texarksna makins " 81. ma
tons for st. Louis ana W
St. L.. /. NJ. & s. Ry. ..,,,s
Pullman clespiug eoaen H s.' n
the above cities for Mefiipsan " N,
ION Belt Route" and 70: Y r.s,t
81. L., /. NJ. & S. R'y from ron, IN ~
Through Pullman sleepIp, n,,fias|
Antonio 10 Memphis YlA -. III I'D
and Great Northern rAnTah ="
Cotton Belt Route .,.,,, "
Close connections 70 ~ ~ a, III
liver passengers in IsAair All
Grsenville with the ~, n p,,si
Tsxas Midland Railroads; \ n ~
,ha II 3 n g.; Fort W9'u
TT. W. & d. c. f. w. ,,,,.y.. 81; y
S. #. and r, & P. ralIw '',. :. IN
with the r. a. p. rtilw li,;s1 t.li|
ibe & G N. ny; corsl:s,5h'i, \, y
~ II II r ny: Waco Tlls ,,.,ts
- ! ~ q ~ ~ q A. ?. raesr
Gregor with the g. =, vi .el.s|
All Texas railways ~ l,sls1
me Cotton Belt Route. ,i,llss I
Ia - secure the accoinl'a,,.-., ~
anu seSu orkred BY M ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-23

a case In which this unfortunate man
should have the benefit OF the doubt
that must exist In the mind Of any
man who has studied him AS / have,
and that his sentence ought 10 be
years experience in prosecuting. have
been engaged in the prosecution Of two
other cases In which the verdict was
death and the parties executed and
have never before asked or recon-
mended that the verdict OF the jury be
disturbed. merely mention this TO
show that in my action in this case 1
am not controlled by what 10 frequently
called Observation-Disclosures, but purely
and simply because l believe II to be
my duty to present this case to you or
rather my conclusion on the case as Il
Is from serious and long consideration
Of H. Besides this. the senator and
the three representatives from Grayson
county. one OF whom resides IN Denl-
son. and large number Of reputable
citizens. in view OF this doubt as to
the mental condition OF the defendant.
also recommend that the punishment be
commuted to imprisonment for life.
For the reasons stated the punish
ment OF -. W. Hunt IL cOmmuted to
Imprisonment for life in the peniten-
tiary. as provided by law. and the
ahdrlfr OF Grayson county and other
officers Of the state to whom the same
shall be applicable are directed to OBJ
serve and execute this order.
c, a. CULBERSON.
Governor OF Texas
Austin, Tex, Feb. 81, 1895.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-23


Mrs. George L. Bren,Ias @' I.
l27th street, New York, ws,, :. !.
appears above, says: 4
II am the mother az ,,.,.
ana an are alive. I never ~. I, I.
sickness In my life uni, u ~
years ago. when | was ssi, ~, ~ ".
with an attack OF Brlebt,s AZ. AZ. ~
Kidneys. Two doctors callas I. ~
disease and each said / III.
deed, l was actually in H. a., ~ V
death. At that time a frl. W. Y I.
came to see me, and saii ~
dying. Stlll she urged tns < y.
remedy OF which | had n.y., j !
but knew little. | foilow1S l..
gestions. and 1 now solemnly \.
and affirm that Although / -,
when l took this medicine n \
my life, and / believe thati ~.
life entirely to Warmers N, y
also believe that II VIII siys \,
OF any one who uses II tor N
troubles. thank God for M,
safe Cure, and 1 have soupi-l
praises far and near, and NM
tinue 10 do So"
Words such as the above, dr,ul
human experience, and suilert,
come messages OF nope to wonl,
Young women. mothers and tis|
advanced years are often canel
TO suffer when It Is unn.esnb
they should do so, That they n
employ every means in then n
to avoid suffering. is unqusitanl
solemn duty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-23

II there Is one thing on earth more
| likely to cause one 10 become Byronic
in sentiment If not in intellect. II there
Is any function polite society has de-
| yised that causes one 10 absolutely
| float In sea of delioiousness while the
! waves, as 1t We're, keep back all
! thoughts Of all else II Is n well con-
/ Quoted ball where soft music steals
/ over the senses, where the odor OF the
choicest representatives OF the bo-
| tanic world make one to dream OF
[ Florentine Mosiacs and Andalusian
| plains and where feminine beauty
that would put to shame the polished
wax figures Of any court reign in all
their splendor. Fort Worth society
never does things by halves. II there
ever was a failure In their list OF social
functions history IL silent as regards
II. The came energy. the same force
that buided the city and made II to
become the greatest in the Southwest
attends it3 social functions and then
goes with the inhabitants to worship
No one wondered at the success OF
the reception and ball given by the
Ladies' Matinee club at ths Hotel
Worth last evening, In fact all knew
beforehand how 1t would result a web
as one can tell anything that IL yet
10 come, Society prepared itself for
ol,e u tle illlst uellsll'iul sualIs or ule
M w o'e n-n'et suaauii, anu ho' one Oh
Ing that the Biblical Injunction was
misapplied in this instance. The club
composed OF the following well-known
ladies' received in full, every one being
present;
.l'su"'ieS - -. iNueleI' Nlhhelu SCOTT,
2uC,l,'iial ~, " Mynne' hosdlek'
r%u ti d, -; Moore, -. IL. meek, Charlcs
-. 81 = u'l, ", =, w Con
~ '8 8aS, MeNart' 4; -, buroridEe,
pr,1.,, tI,',1 ,i,i,o- =; ~
tt ~ I"s1 ntleI' j, - Colhns,
'iupaIu' ~, d. tu'ter' fhelan' ". A,
o,I ' Ssr,a ne"'"' NJ H. groves Miinms
IN m, s' rs 'es'
~, ~ suests p'Bah TO arrive before
1881 IIIvn StG VI an hour ihe spacious
soiroat i h,'iitS suoHe WIN fort Norths
All ',o,,,o1 "nu ilost galant men
mar heen so,,,o rnv,e anu hNu me
49, o'Sm sothc part or Pleasures
Mn,Ii IN washington II could not have
ginn,r ','oae SuS 80. rom the be
go rs s'l' ryes iooheu rove TO eyes
- - 'Fons "suiii' Ghu an went merry
1Sn.i,. h'asIlase neli. II brings the
,r,,,sh - 10 Inlhu TO thlnk or Il,
n irSn 'ees 70 ~ present Many choice
Janciv,. hniI ~ "ush phrlors and
800 mn uuosd oeauty and frag-
rance 20 me scene The regular hotel
tl,e ,,9,,,,,. ' t,, pi"yeu more sweetly,
tLo Lis, lie AUS never looked prettier,
or5 ,tt MeIc never more gallant
~ ~ oiuer lalles ana gentlemen
,rbrm,,tb Iii III. nhpp!ness In every face.
ldts,ttsIm Io'hh anu waltz quadriiie and
,,r,.I,,. ~, ie ui"Oe went on. swiftly
Gums leel anu gracefully swaying
~ ,is hSpt time TO the Rhythmic
osenes''II notes ana wore the minutes
49, Joy Deamed In every oouute-
BnsIg.sp pleasure shone In every eye.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-23
MINIsrRn enAY,s FrsEall


Thousands OF People view ~
mains ut union CITY.
Union City. Ind. Feb. n-Ml
funeral train arrived herr 4
O'Clock. Large crowds vert >
stations along the route, At ".
ter the casket was opened ani Z
mains were viewed by many ~
Thousands OF people were
depot when the train reAelti
Business was entirely svlA
Pictures of the late sninlre'
rounded by crepe, are nunei'a
train was met by commi'lA e
gems. The relatives were tliil
homes Of friends. The csske, =. Y.
ing the remains, was cafFlel y
w'aHader's opera house ana li,~'l
bier. The latter was artisiiaAi
rated with crepe and fogtn Z
o'clock two lines OF people tvo "
in length were waiting 70 w
body. They came in from al "
boring towns. Nine hunaiH
children were standing 10 hns
Services were held in The opsr "
ut g o'clock. The Rev. h. = =
aid OF the Presbyterian CIV.
livered the funeral sermon VI
ont the day services were sol ~. \
pressive. Immediately ailer ~
ment the special train cai.l.i
CRAY and fhe relatives len M 4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-23

Austin. Tex, Feb. 22.-Bills were in
troduced In the house today by unani-
NOUS consent as follows;
BY Spillane and Stubhs: To amend
the charter OF the city OF Galveston.
by Spillanc: To regulate suits for
liable as provided by Bowsers bill
which has passed to engrossment in the
senate.
BY Orr, Dallas: To make the duty
OF commissioners court 70 count the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-23

compllmonted on account Of the repast
he served and the kindness he displayed
towards everyone present. When hum
ger had disappeared and WEAKNESS
fled dancing was resumed, and for
hours the merry reyeler8 chased Mad
am Pleasure a tireless round. It was
long sitter the anniversary OF Wash
ington had passed into an integral part
OF that fathomless stretch of cycles we
call past" when the crowd dispersed
to thor homes. there to dream Of sweet
doors, charming costumes. pretty girls
and the most elegant society function
they had attended since Washington
died.
"Aftcr the nau."
c. w. Connery makes a capital floor
manager. Nothing escaped his observa-
tion. He danced as well as u West
Pointer.
Mayor Paddock is az much at home
IN the ball room as when talking Of
Fort Worth,
Col. r, NJ. Wynns was there looking
happier than any Of the younger men
and inst as handsome
II the shade Of George enioyed itself.
or himself as well last night as did
those who paid tribute 10 his memory
at the Worth, heaven took on a roster
hue on that account.
Mrs Scheuber looked az handsome
rs many of the girls and was much
more efficient IN entertaining.
At ST. Andrews Reotory.
A Washington Birthday Party" was
given the young people by Rev. and
MRS. Harry Cnssil last evening The
rectory was handsomely decorated for
lne occasion, and Il more pleasant az
tair has not been seen in the city. Mr..
ana Mrs. Cassil entered into the Joys
OF the young people with all the zest
OF youth, and none present were more
pleased at the signs OF pleasure around
them' lauRhable feature Of the oc-
castor was character actlng-inperson-
atlhg a clown Shouts of laughter
greeted these ludicrous attempta each
time '
The young people present were,
Mr' j. r. Rose, Bert Rose. Thad
Thomas, Snow MatloclS. Bert smith.
Mrs. W, w. Dunn, Mia Hollingsworth'
Geo. Slgnaigo, b. McEnery OF New
orleans, j, r. Van Rensselaer, loci
weaver jim Mathers, Oracle Iollinrs-
worth, Alberta Trlplett. Emma Mad
doN' Rosebud Taylor. Airs. G. w. UoI-
ingsworth. shelton Hatcher. Ben
COOK Hugh Faulkner, Annie Wagner,
catherine knight and Eula Maddox.
X was an appropriate and an enioy
able way to spend the evening OF Fob
ruaty y, and the young people heartily
wish there had been Washington
born every week in the year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-23

Lampasas, Tex. Feb, 22.--At $3.50 this
m mo hre was discovered In the sec
! r. Jones. grocer. The promnt work
or the IRE department saved the build
Ing, though the contents were Nadly
damaged by water. Damage 10 build
ins 1sSO, covered by Insurance. stock
damaSed tseo, fully insured. Origin Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-23

John, O. W. diasscock. II. h. King,
], r. Taulbee and J. ID. Flager were APP
pointed committee to visit Austin
relative to the new judicial district
Their first choice Is Bell. Milan and
Williamson. and second Bell, Falls and
Williamson. In any event the desire
IS TO cut loose from Travis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-23

Austin, Tex, Feb 90 &C, A. Wake
field superintendent Of Queen city Flee
trio Railway OF Dallas, and secretary Of
the Texas Street Railway Association,
is here. opposing the Rogers bill. which
provides that closed cars shall be run
four months OF the year
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-23

Austin, Tex, Feb. Ex-senator r.
N. Stafford OF Wood county, who voted
to send the Agnew bill to engrossement
said tonight. ~ am opposed to this
bill, but received a petition from It's
advocates from home. Now j am
waiting to hear from the opponents Of
the measure, and may vote against
the bill when II comes up on final pas
sage"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-23

Requiring Commissioners to Count
the Money.

thr money.
Austin, Tex, Feb 22.--IIon. w. A. Orr
or Dallas county introduced a very i'm.
poriant bill today giving 20 county
commissioners courts the right TO coun,
an the money In the office OF the county
treasurer belonging to the county. and
20 nuke such other examination OF
souu.y Fedaurers' books, accounts and
vouchers az 20 them may snern n.cns-
5aty ana proper 10 ascertain the true
e2nultIon or finances OF the county. An
HHtull count shall be made every three
months The commissioners must re.
poLt 70 the grand Jury then In session
v any there be, or 10 the next s,tccaad
lhg grand jury empaneled in the
vouhty' II none be in session AZ the
time a report In writing in detail Is
Ctpt Orr viii push this bill viEor-
ously, and It r. one OF the mos, ,,,isIa
some measures that has been introduc.
ca IN either house during the session
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-23

Austin, Feb. % Hons Seth =. Mills
and j, j Carpenter had mutual I'M
Outstanding yesterday. the little un-
pleasantnGss' OF the day before was
friends again, And their legion OF
friends rejoice
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-23

Tho -iowscr Measure before IIous,
JVGicinry Committee No. /.
Austin, Tex, Feb. 22,-The Bowsor
llhel bill Cor an exact copy was intro
duced In the house today by Spillane OF
Galveston IL was referred to Judiciary
No. l.
This afternoon Judge II. +. HIN OF
Houston and Col. II. IL, Lowe OF tho
Galveston News appeared before the
committee and made comprehensive ar.
gumcnts In favor OF the hill.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-23

A Commercial Traveller who In
dOracs the AsgnrU NH,

dorAes the Agsh"w DtII.
Austin. Tex, Feb. 22-Cnpt S. T.
Mende9, We'll known citizen of Dallas
ana well known commercial traveller.
rs In the city putting IN hard iiess Tor
the passage OF the Agnew assignment
BIZ, senator Bowser IL against tho
pnl, 10 tho intense disgust Of Mcndez
who said last night: THE present Eya-
tom permits greater amount OF id
TaScahty than any law on tho statute
books Of this or any other state. we
should have honest laws. and the Az
new hill So an honest law"
capt Mendcz win remain here sew
erl days puHhing the bill In the senate
and house
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-23

Austin, Tex, Feb. %. The house
committee on agriculture reported ia
vorably Robbins public weigher law.
so as to include grain and hay and
to provide for the election OF pub
lie weigher.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-23

both and ind a haven OF rest beneath
| the blue heavens in this new land OF
rest. He spoke of what labor had ac-
| oomplished under the lnSplra ton OF the
flag and the declaration OF hdepend-
ence, which gave all men an equal
start in life. or Whitney, Fulton,
Morse, Edison and other artisans and
mechanics who mad taken away the re-
proachful question asked OF old. us
not this the carpenters son2' He
traced the origin OF the colOrs to the
ca. where the Red Nile, the White Nile
and Blue Nile issue at their source
from under the Mountains " tho Moon,
where Stanley. a once Confederate sol
der, carried Old Glory, to find the
lost Livingstone. That mlnsling their
waters they spread out each year over
the delta and resurrected the dead
earth aud .caused It to bloom again
anew. every year. That the Red River
to the White River and the blue waters
OF the Ohio were counterparts written
on the face Of nature over here, which
our fathers recognized in our delta
Of the Father OF Waters and repro
duced Memphis and Cairo of old. lie
spoke OF the tri-ColOrs Of the Scotch
clans. as being reproductions OF the
trl-color that was In the holy OF holes
IN the wilderness and the swathing OF
the infant Christ IN these colors. These
clans were reproduced on this side in
Grant, Mcclellan, Johnston, Ross,
Stuart Gordon, Cummins, Munro ana
others That nine Of our presidents
came Of them. He gave a poetic idea
Of the clan Mclean whose crest con-
tanned the battle axe between the laurel
and the cypress. and that at Mclean
house at Manassas Beauregard pro-
claimed the laurel of victory for the
south, and AT AppomattoN, where TINS
same Mclean had fled, his house tur-
nished the cypress of mourning Tor
the cavaliers at the surrender. lie
closed with an extract from Liheolh
last words at the dedication or the D"t-
tleaeld al Gettysburg, and JcHerson
Dayis' short History Of the Conled-
crate States" where he says "on the
basis of fraternity and the proper re-
gard for the rights OF the states, let
there be written over the arch OF the
Union Este Perpetua may It endure
forever.
After more good music by the Man
dolln club, Hon. j. d. Cunningham
delivered an address on THE Blple ana
our Public Schools" in which he ad-
Gated the general introduction of the
good book into all the public schools
of the land as being necessary 10 Ihe
continued welfare OF American youth
and through their proper educalon 10
the peupeuuity of American institu-
tons.
me closing address by Hon, 3, d.
Dlggs on the Principles and objects OF
the order OF Junior American Work
men was an eloquent exposition OF pa
triotic aims and purposes looking TO
the maintenance Of American insutu-
ti6ns through enforcement OF whoie-
some laws FOR the publication of poll
tics. He insisted particularly upon the
necessity for the enactment of more
stringent naturalization laws. He also
insisted on the necessity OF teaching
the Bible in the public schools.
The exercises closed with the thrill
ing strains Of "rhe Red, White and
Blue" by the Mandolin club.
Tell your friends to try Dr.. Prices
baking powder. Its supreme qualities
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-23

colcuir1 Of good, l1w-ablding, hard
worS'rg people TO tiil tho soil. and In
every way 90 help develop tho country.
TIE party inquiring states that his
ttIn Ia prepared 10 furnish as many
oolosiea Ca there may be q demand for
IA the undeyolopod portions OF hhe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-23

DR.. Parkhursts relative to reform
I'VE can't get along without the wo-
meu'-those able auAlliaries insist
upon DR. Prices Cream Baking Pow
der as munHion Of war
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-23

mlSsian ne,e. Tex. Feb. tine com
sess,an S rs, court convened In special
tion ~ ns To-Day TO consider the cues
which ~ - AZ timing against smallpox.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-23
MnApY ZOE rnn Iola. rAx.
MIea1ru. Mcbride aad Martin Favor
Tho nm

Austin, Feb, a2.-Messrs. Mcbride M
Haya and Martin Of Kinney are adyo.
Gates OF the poll tax qualification and
VIII support Il. These gentlemen de-
clare themselves In favor OF a ballot
reform ali along the line.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-23

deIiyh,t,,,, iourean Social club gave a
1 W., i' entertainment at Peace's
p ,,.-s ,sst nlgnt AT which about eighty
soma i. MeIe present arrayed in hand
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-23

Austin Tex Feb 22.--James s.
UogK Judge W b. Plemmons and
Henry sayles departed for Tyler to-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-23
nm ~ NOR harry
A. W. chndress Fighting the Cigar
cite pfu

Austin. Tex. Feb. GA. w. Chudress
OF Dallas, state agent Cor inc old Do-
minion and other brands OF ciearettes,
~ In tho city. lie came here 10 oppose
tine bill taxing cigarette retail dealers
$3.50 year. ChlidTesa wants 10 know
why tobaoconists ure not Included. He
declares that the btll Il 4 becomes a
law Will work gyeat hardship on man
niaotureis. and that u - harsh and un-
just FROM oyesy stanapoint.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-23
Austin. Tex, Feb. 81. 1895. u -A'

A colony based upon Henry Georges
theory is proposed, II members
insist upon the tangible results OF
Priee's Cream Baking Powder success
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-23

Georgetown. Tex, Feb. 2a--At n bar
sn,stins Thursday afternoon n. A.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-23

As guerdon for 40 years unexceIled
serVice-Price's Cream Baking Powder
the veteran "old guard" was ad-
Judged highest award at the Worlds
and California Midwinter ka4ra.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-23

rsunI sersies IA,
Usual services at t hes ~.
byterlan church SUM Y, ,nd m
the pastor at Il 2. l p, x
All cordially wslcoin'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-23

Tell your friends to try DR.. Prices
baking powder. Its supreme qualities
OF purity and strength will convinc-
ingly do the rest"-lOrty years the
symbol Of pure strength"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-23
n,1aInr rrsdss sII'. =.

New York, Feb. -..s,tlns q.
committee OF the W.. n W
and the strike comnil''sSsso I W.
trlcal Workers Union :. ~ " ne 4
and approved the seuop .ssl,s1t 4
IL was hoped ina, ,,esisf Z.
have been reached y n, al NJ
strikes will he dgelaFs.s', w, X, b 4
IN the course Of ei'5S n "
In this case thousa,nsssu ulrlsl
Will be thrown out o. 80