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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30

a lively tusaei with the Norfolks Of the
virginia State league Yesterday. aiii
although ;ney deserved success. had
to accep. defeat Instead.
The teams played one Of the most
stubborn games ever played in Viz
ginia. At the opening OF the eighth
inning Dallas apparently had the Nor
folks beaten 10 a certainty. the score
standing Dallas. .; Norfolk. ?. Brown.
for Dallas, had pitched a magnificent
game. and the team behind him had
given him the best Of fielding support.
With two men out and man on third
base. Carpenter, of the Ncrfolks.
smashed line ball that went straight
al Pitcher Brown. knocking him inscns-
ible in the box. The man at third base
scored. tleing the game Brown was
carried from the field and Herbert took
his place. The change was disastrous
for Dallas. The Virginia boys scored
two more runs before the inning closed,
making the score. Norfolk, b; Dallas, Q.
The Dallas men made a good rally
in the ninth inning, but could not win.
They batted hard and scored a run.
and when the inning closed had two
men on bases: Following is the score
by innings:
Innings II 34567 Sc
NorfolR... 90 / o / o o . -
Dallas.... 10 o . o 0 l-3
Pitcher Brown. while suffering con-
sidernbly Immediately after the acct
dent. is not seriously injured. He will
proceed southwark with the team. but
will probably not pitch for several
days. The Norfolk players and the peo-
pie treated the Dallas club nicely
TED SULLIVAN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30
TRINITY MISSION

The Rev. j. c. Beaubrew. rector of
All Saints Parish, Weatherford. and
formerly of the Diocese of Mississippi.
VIII oihciate In Trinity Mission build
ing, corner of st. Louis avenue and
Tucker street, tomorrow (Sunda w
morning at IL o'clock, at which service
the celebration of the holy communion
may be expected. He will also hold
services ana preach Mt AIS in the after.
noon at the same place. There will be
an informal reception In the building
this afternoon from to O'clock. nj
which Mr. Beaubrcw will be glad 10
meet any or all of the Mission peo-
pie.
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WILL MrEr rca1oRnow.

Tomorrow afternoon at the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church, the choir
which viii lead the singing at Christian
Endeavor convention will hold Its frat
meeting, to commence practice. The
collection OF songs which will be used
have arrived, and been distributed
among the various societies. "a get IA
miliar with those which are new. Mem
hers Of various Young Peoples societies
other than those In the Christian En-
deayor local union have been invited
to participate. and should be IN hand
at the hrst mertlng tomorrow after
noon at 4 o'clock,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES FOR
MARCH 30.

First race, selling, 5-S Of mile: Fa-
bla, 100; Aiaquon, 1Oj; Chenoa. l0j; Pesa,
107: Brdcatcher. 100; Johnnie McHale.
100; Norman, 109: Black Ball, li2.
Second race, selling, 5-S OF a mile;
Adah Foy, 70; HallOwev", 100: abbit,
100; Sir John, 100; Ethel w, 100; His
Honor. l02: Kingcraft. lO2; Barguard.
lO2; Anna *, 105; Nancluse. los; Artless,
1906; Masonic Home. lO5. Dick White,
Jos; Diamond Dick, 10; Sam Farmer.
10.
Third race, 1915 OF n mile: Blue and
White, 100; Oh No. 100; Buckedie, 10Y
Void. 1O5; oxford. 1906: Wekota, lO5;
Theo II. l05; Joe Woodmon, 10s.
Fourth race. "a of a mile: Verdi, ia,
Bessie Nichols lOj; Panway, 1916; Vir-
gin, l05; Revenue. 100: Miss Clark, los:
Cass, l01; Decapod, no: Tuscarora, 10.
Fifth race, purse. / mile: Erstwhile.
95; Prince, %; Black Jack. 100; MARCEL.
102; Billy Mckenzie, 104; Danube, lOi:
Charlie b. l04; Sir James. l0i; Peytonla,
l01; Hotspur, 10: ST. CroiX, 100; An
sonia, 10; Henry Jenkins, 10. Bat
Campbell, 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30

In the county court yesterday the
jury In the case Of Richard Irvine.
charged with crap shooting, brought i'm
verdict Of not guilty. -
Lee Riley, vaGrlncy; not guilty.
w, II. Barrett. FOR keeping omen IN
SUNDAY, was found guilty and fined $40.
IN the seventeenth district court Tho
}uIJ IN the suit Of Twyman vs.. Hoven-
ISSUES. vi SPec'al
edwards VS.. Edwards is stin on
trial In the Forty-eighth district rorrt
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS, -
ba oVisePhlhe II. Ryan TO First National
Dank, lot in Hirschheld addition.
j. \. Ripley and wife to r / Clos
men 10y so S-g acres Shelby county school
D. 3 Norris and others to ]. T. Cos
lands, s2i2 "i'' sehool
,oi 49, ~ p,ortwo9a to Mrs. j. Bridgeman
lois Fields Hillside addition Sion
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30
PREPARING ANNUAL REPORTS,
City officials Working on Their Coun-
ell Statements.

The city officials have been busy
all this week working on their annual
reports 10 be submitted to the council
next Tuesday night. They are con-
sidered the most exhaustive and credit
able that have ever been prepared
The city secretary. city engineer. wa
terworks superintendent, auditor. as
SCISSOR and collector and marshal are
busy figuring on what their depart
ments have done. Secretary Montgom-
ery's rerort is gotten up in handsome
form and Is very highly compllmented
by every one who has seen it. This Is
the case with an, and the council viii
no doubt listen to their reading with
great satisfaction.
Fifteen cents lacking in a grand bal
ance caused Mr.. Montgomery several
hard days work. but he found the
error. and now the condition OF the
books Is perfect equilibrium. Some
remarkable facts are brought forth in
ms report. In the maty,r OF the col.
lection OF taxes it is alarming" said
an alderman. 1t shows that only 1920
citlzens were payers Of poll tax last
year and that not a third of those have
pad Property taxes make no battcr
showing, and hundreds Of thousands
are owed the city. All Is very credito-
bic ana Is n flatterlng showing from
every department.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30
The best refrigerator $40
on the market, ,tl q
Belongs new Perfection.
sold on easy payments at
MADDOX, ELLISON <. 70

MEETING or r. Il. LEE CAMP
a meeting of the Il. IL. Lee cam Ia
hereby especially called on Thursday
night, April 4th, at its usual time and
place OF meeting to transact business
OF Importance. Besides the regular
monthly business to arrange for the
reception OF General John ID. Gordon
wn3 wiz deliver n lecture at Green
OF the Confederacy." on Friday nioLt
April 10th, a. ID. 1896, All soldiers r or
either side, Federal or Confederate ara
requested TO be present at the meetina
By order OF C. C. CUMMINGS. 20
w. NJ. MCCONNELL, Adjutant
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30
TEXAs.sourHEnN LnAaun
Officially Recognized by That Name
Dallas Team.

Dallas. March 29.--The Texaa-s1uth-
ern league has at last been officially
recognized "atheadquarters" In It's fun
name. President NcNeaits today re-
celved from President n. Il. Young OF
the National league the protection docu-
ment recently made out for the Texas"
league and returned to Mr.. Young to
have 1t changed 20 the Texas South
ern'' league. The document as returned
reads "rexas-Southern league" In good,
big, black letters. and spelled ont in
the most approved Spencerlan fashion
President MoNealus received the fol-
lowing official document from Presi-
dent N. Il. Young OF the National
league:
washington. d. c., March %. 1885,
The TeNas-SOuthern league has paid
for membership. class b, without reser-
walton. Club members. Austin, Dallas,
Fort Worth, Galveston. Houston. San
Antonio. sherman, Texas, and Shreve-
port, louisiana"
President Young says in private
note; ITO save you expense. have or
dered a dozen league score books and
5000 blank score sheets FOR ofiiclaI
scores, They will be furnished mt
actual cost. II you desire either. Every
league secretary should keep a COM
plete aud correct record. II YOU de-
sire any. order at once while the form
~ up"
George Mendel has been appointed
official scorer and George Kempen sub
stitute umpire at Austin
The following was received today
from Ted Sullivan OF the Dallas team,
Norfolk. Va, March 29.--'rhe Dallas
team OF the Iexas-Southsr league had
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30
Printing cheap and In firs''elas' -
Corner First and Main streeu.
PERSONAL MENTION

-.4I
sid Murphy of Dallas was ae's 81
terday. .,,..,j
Judge Marsene johnson OF e'''''
Is in the city.
c. Boxley of Kansas city IS s"s'''''
at the Richelieu. I'm,
II. G. Gathrig and wife OF II
were here yesterday.
A. Mortimer and c. A. bra'.'''
Dallas are In the city. =
James Mack of Buds Polh+ y (
arrived here yesterday. IN.
]. II. Ebrite OF Denver coi' .
ping at Hotel Richelleu.
John Chrlsty OF Decatur ~
registered at Hotel Richeiieu' :, Mi
Arthur Goyel and w. H. H.. a. srrisal
of st. Louis were among 'ne
here yesterday. 4. ID
Mrs. ii. w. Tallant OF pen'j n NJ
iting friends and relatives -
Worth this week. al. III
DR.. W. u. Palmore of 3. l n d
preach the commencement So
the Polytechnic college. ~ ri
Mrs. Charles Roper of Pa li'',, M nn.
Is at present in Waco, yis,uns
ily OF MIR. Thomas Dugeips. <aoi
Miss Anna Ballard o. M Bsrisd
Tex, is the guest OF pr. y,
and wife, S1y Missouri a'e"s - Maid
Drs. Bell and capps win e y sarEel
tonight 10 hear Or. Wyetn ne "A
iect,,re and participate IN :"
cussion. -,ve esnl|
j. II. Wilson, an e plsa 'vesierai!|
raiser of Dallas, was ,rar. l. Il
accompanied by ms
Tillons. OF Duncan, !. T. ..onrsss|
Johnnie sheehan, formerly isy g hss ~
80 me Gabinet saloon, VINO NE tl1'
oanGnod 10 his home for
is nnca more on the street -, 4
Mr. n n simon. who ms ass . it'd
the employ of the etes ss, eight ~.
company during the pas nosi,iou ~
has resigned to accspt +. T.
A. simon & Co. OF Pur''" !, elerk 4
Johnny Duffy, assistan.d otilss. ~
.sa WAS ana Pacific yard v "a iuorsi'
N a, the corner OF Ninth an oennoaliI
lns a. '"v very low with pnslar 81
ghe ,,any friends OF this p ,oavtsy
,ianan wish him speedy rev,
pprpAn1NG FOR THE Exr s "a \
washington. March Z, zs .rt sshlslI "A
preparing the govern 4 nov g,i.es!'
The Atlanta exposislo,,., I, arnment ". "
and by the time tile tyssiv every n
ing is completed ,arwsrd " ~
viii be ready % 'o'"
position
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30

The singers from the Young Peoples
societies OF all the churches in the city
Sunday-schOOl room of the T,vior
street Cumberland PreshyterIan
church on Sunday afternoon next. the
3lst, at o'clock, for the purpose of
organizing a choir and beginning the
rehearsal of music for the coming state
convention Of Christian EndeavoT, soon
TO be held In our city. Very respects
fully, j. c. FOSTER
chairman Music Committee.
GEORGE l.. NEIS, Director.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30

TORS.
Manager George Hendricks of the
fort Worth Street Railway company
:, pushing the work OF improving the
street car service. At the sheds on
he South side the work OF rebuilding
he cars is being pushed forward as
3apidiy as possible. The work is under
the supervision or MIR. n. Wilson, an
Experienced car builder. who is doing
Excellent work. The painting is being
one by Mr.. John Dalton who Is a
killful and artistic workman. There
Ire nine men now employed at the
beds in the work OF rebuilding the
ara. MIR. Hendricks has not contented
himself with simply rebuilding but
wo Of the cars have been made Of en-
lrely new material. Probably no one
IN Fort Worth Ia aware that an en-
irely new electric street ear can De
manufactured here, yet this Is now
being done by AIR. Wilson and his as
istants, and the new cars when COM
isleted will bear favorable comparison
With the street cars turned out from
my of the shops in the North. BY do
ng the work here MIR. Hendricks has
.ept the money at home which would
i ave been sent away had the cars been
urchased In another market. The
reight Is also saved, which is another
economical consideration. The open
ummer cars viii all be rebuilt and
viii be converted into closed cars.
, line cars have been already rebuilt
nd there Will be nineteen IN ALL
z A lot OF new Pockham trucks VIII be
sceived fro mNew York, these trucks
cling Of the finest make and latest
improved pattern in the world, Eight
tew q. +. 500 motors will be used.
hey are water proof and Of the latest
Designs. Already over two miles OF
ew heavy rail track has been laid,
ghich in Itself Is a vast Improvement
.mong other Improvements that viii
e made on the road the curve in Front
treet to South Main will be taken up
nd the cars run in a straight line
cross Front street and across the
,szas and Pacific rallrt a tracks at
light angles, throwing the track on
he west side OF Main street
Manager Hendricks is very DESTROYS
o give Fort Worth a first class street
ar service anu is making every effort
n his power to accomplish this. The
peat improvements that have been
made and those that will be made will
i've Fort Worth a service as good II
lot better than any city In the state.
The anxiety VI dainty young matrons
lways relieved when DR.. Prices Bals-
ng Powder T. used So more heavy
biscuit. leather-like pie crust.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30
THIRD WARD MEETING TONIGHT
me Boys Of the Bloody Third WIN
Hour Moro ORATORS ~"

There were no new developman,s I,
the political situation yesterdav ~
cept Increased interest among Dano-
Gratis. They, like osslans WARRIORS
scent me battle from afar" now, and
VIII awake Tuesday morning win "
great big determination to roll mn M a
same old majority. ny Tue
, There' VIII be two meetings under
the auspices OF the executive commit.
tee this and Monday night. The Third
warders will hold a regular Saturdnv
night celebration on the vacant in, - y,
the corner OF Fifteenth and ZONES
streets. Jerry Deems will preside and
there viii be oratory such as the rhirS
Is used TO. There are several prominent
SPEAKERS scheduled to speak and a
Democratic occasion is promised r.
who attend. '''''S
Among the speakers will be Chair.
man Nicks, Aiessrs. IaCroix. Waliis
and others. They don't do politics hv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30

A Confederate Veteran Answers HIS
Last Bngle CAL.

4 ]. W. Parsley died nt his home on
south Main street yesterday morning
at O'Clock Of consumption. Mr..
Parsley was a native OF Tennessee,
where he was reared. At the outbreak
lof the civil war he enlisted in the
fTwenty-fOurth Tennessee infantry, ..
>. A., serving in that regiment with
honor and distinction Till the war
drums We're hushed and battle flags
lurled after Appomattox.
Mr.. Parsley had been a resident Of
tthis city several years. He was an
exemplary Christian, kind husband and
loving father. and numbered his friendr
wherever he was known. He was a
member OF the II. Il. Lee camp, u. C.
", or the Knights OF Honor and OF
, Muikey Memorial church. Both tho
above orders will participate i'm The
burial exercises. Rev. Mr.. Boaz will
conduct the burial service. which takes
place this afternoon at O'Clock. Inter
low. W." to4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30

Says the St Louis Journal OF Agri-
culture. In an editorial about No-r0-
Fac. the famous tobacco hHhit curr'
we know Of many cases au-cj BY No
To-3nc. one, a prominent st, I.onis
architect. smoked and checked for TWEEN
~ years. two boxes cured him - that
even the smell OF tobacco makes him
sick" No-To-Bac sold and guaranteed
by II. W. Williams & Co. Fort Worth,
Tex. No cure, no pay. BSle free. Ster-
ling Remedy Company. New York or
Chigawn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30
alves down there. and win keep up to

halves down there. and will keep up to
the record tonight.
The Seventh ward Democrats Will
meet at Jackson's store Monday night.
Among the speakers will be Mayor
Paddock. Mack Templeton, Chairman
NicSs Alderman Tiller, Judge Albright.
Hon. Jim Swayne and others. This 10
expected to he one of the biggest
meetings Of the campaign and Alder
man Tiller is smiling in anticipation
of what is to come. Otheri meetings
may he called Monday night, though
II has not been decided yet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30

Mrs. Harris. Daughter OF General OAR
nell, Calls.

The Gazette had a very pleasant call
yesterday from Mrs, j. Il. Harris. who
lives about eight miles from Fort
Worth. Mrs. Harris Is a daughter OF
General y. II. Darnell, famous in
early Texas history, who came To tbis
country in 1888. when it was a republic.
lie was. In the following year, chosen
10 the Texas congress. and was sent
by the republic to Washington as the
messenger in charge Of the constitu-
uon adopted when the state was ad-
mitted to the Union.
Mrs. Harris, who was then a mere
enid, accompanied her father on this
Journey, and even yet. nearly so years
since has vivid recollection OF the
Trip. Mrs. Harris is growing feeble,
nut carries her years with a compara-
i've ease. she Is silll u charming oon-
Nersaticnalist. whose descripti6n M
early life in Texas is no less than
graphic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30
ACKNOWLEDGMENT

II. r.. Ridgway. at the earnest solicit
tatlon OF many friends. has decided TO
make the race for alderman in the
Third ward ON the Independent ticket
and solicits the support OF all his
friends.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30

DR., John A. Wyeth, very noted
usrgeon, of Southern birth, but for
many years a resident of New York
city. was given luncheon today bv
his Fort Worth friends. Drs. n. i
Beall. w. a. Adams. A. c. paiI,sr
u, Saunders, Il. j. Fields. # b.
Thompson, J w. Irion. e. d. Cans
and w. A. Durlnger were present The
affair was most fclicltous and many
were recollectlons told Of early profess
slonal struggles.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30
"RuINED BY DRINK


At the Cumberland PrestyiElI
tabernacle church Thursday night ID
drama, Ruined by Drink" wa prt
scented by a company Of local amateurs
The presentation was in the suhdz
school rooms of the church end Va
witnessed by about 800 people 70
members of the company acquus
themselves well and furnished a go
evenings entertainment As ten
monial to the excellence Of the pl
Torrance the company has been asks
TO present the play elsewhere In u
CITY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30
NEWS or THE SPORTING WORLD
SOME GOOD RACING AT NEW OR
LEANS YESTERDAY.

IT is OFFICIALLY KNOWN AS THE
TEXAs-soUTHERN LEAGUE NOW.
DALLAS STILL PLAYING IN vIR-
GINIA-A GREAT YACHT RACE
sAILED-RING NEWS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30
KNIGHrs IN HoNoR cALL.

To All Members Tarrant Lodge \
1905, X. of H.:
You are hereby notified TO a'lena
call meeting at X. Of II. hall tbs I. alle
noon at 1880 p. m. Sharp, March " I, \.
the purpose of attending IN poos I,
funeral of our late brother :, /"
Parsley. All members are expe.vsss, II
be present. Germania and SCUM is 81
lodges invited to attend and parucp''
and to meet with US at the hall,
Attest. Dictated
NJ. ID. McNEELY. Reporter.
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The Best Refrigerator
ON the market.
Belongs new Perfection,
sold on easy payments at
MADDOX, ELLISON & az

Ben U. Bell has moved his candy
factory one-half block south OF his old
place, and he viii be pleased to have
you call and get some of his fresh
made candy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30
NNu,II.E

want every man and woman in the r-ntto, s,,,o-
interested IN the Opium ana Whisky habits 10 hnvo
me Oi ny 6oaks on those diseases Address
y; n. WOOllEY, Atlanta, Ca. Box Ss0. and M,
viii be sen. you nee 49, anu "Ho
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30
IHEAr IMPROVEMENTS MADE.
NrHE FORT WORTH STREET CAR
coMPANY's SERVICE.

zANAGER HENDRICKS IS WORK
ING HARD FOR THE BEST SER
vIcE-sTREEr CARS MADE NEW.
THE LATEST TRACKS AND MO-
TORS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30
HIGH SCHOOL LITERARY SOCIETY.



There were only two members
Messrs. Hogsett and Vaughn-absent
from yesterdays meeting OF the High
School Literary society President
BObo called the meeting TO order at 2.l5.
and, after roll call, Secretary Hamilton
read the minutes of the last meeting,
which We're approved without change.
Librarian Suddarth reported that the
library sent for by the society had ar
rived and was ready for use. The re-
port of the chairman OF the program
committee was also received. The par
llamentary questions under discussion
were: Right and duty as connected
with voting and privileged Ques-
TONS" Mr.. Ware had charge of the
FIRST and Mr.. Diball the second. A note
OF apology was received from the Phllo-
nathan club apologizlng for a little
.rresularity In regard to some seats
II was accepted and the secretary was
instructed to inform them of the fact.
Librarian Suddarth brought up sew
eral amendments to the bylaws, which
were badly needed for the purpose OF
regulating the library. They were laid
over for one week In accordance with
the rule governing amendments.
The literary program consisted of an
essay by Mr.. Diball and debate he
tween Messrs. Diball and Barber on the
affirmative and Messrs. Suddarth and
Ware on the negative. The subject
was: 'Resolved, that there should be
an educational qualification for the nd
mission of foreigners into the United
states" The judges decided that It was
tie.
one of the charter members. Mr.
Goerte' and an ex-member. Mr.. Rosson
were present and each made a few re-
marks.
The criticism committee had 10 report
10 make and the society adjourned at
315 p. m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30

Ladies, don't forget the opening lst,
End and 3rd of April. Ladies' Bazaar,
Sixth street, between Main and Hous-
ton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30

Nice, March 2g.-The race between
the yachts Ailsa and Britannia for The
James Gordon Bennett cup. valued M
sz9oO, and $500 In cash. was won by The
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30

Slightest labor, delicious results from
the baking powder that always tests
highest and works best-Dr. Prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30
NOTICE 10 ,he rnhIic.

We have now on sale at our Office
100000 street railway tickets. For sale.
70 for 81 Fort Worth Street hallway
Company 900 1-9 Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30

No family should be without
one OF new Perfection
Refrigerators.
Sold on easy payments,
MADDOX, ELLISON q. m
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30

Don't be without one
Nh NJ our Perfection refrigeratora
When you can buy one
IN the installment plan.
EASY Payments.
MADDoX. ELLISON a, co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30

Sustained effort is the sure indication
Of worth. Forty years increasing SER
vice as wholesome food purveyor pro-
claims the worth OF DR.. Prices Baking
Powder
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30

Alcxandrias Team Proves No Match.
Score 10 to 3.
Probably one hundred people went
TO Sportsman's Park yesterday after
noon to witness the execution OF the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30

Through sleepers daily between Dali
las and San Antonio via Hearne, with
which immediate connections are made
at Ennis to and from Fort Worth. The
quickest route to Taylor Austin. San
Antonio. Laredo and points in Mexico.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-30
Warm weather is here.
SO is our new refrlgerators,
And We sell them
on easy payments.
MADDOX. ELLISON & co,
PROGRESSING HANDSOMELY.

1F7EVE7 I7VVhIUb TVT II I-tITtT ITOW MT.
Moody.
Subscriptions looking toward a de-
frayal Of the expenses Incurred by
constructing tabernacle foi the
Moody meetings next month are COM
ing in an encouraging manner. All
the pastors and George II. Mulkey are
nj work raising the funds. A tele-
gram was sent to Mr., Moody at FL
Paso yesterday advising him of the
progress made and letter from him
is expected today.
The pastors feel much elated at their