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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-12-29

When the points of q hairpin arc passed along the cheek from q point near the eye to the edge of the upper lip they seem to separate. The reason is found in the fact that the nerves of the upper lip are more sensitive than those Of the cheek, and consequently diiferentiate the two points.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-12-29

All kinds of paper pulp will carry from five to fifteen per cent. 1f their own weight of clay, and | small addi- tion of this adulterant, if it can be prop erly called so, Is believed by many makers to improve the quality of the paper.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-12-29
nis snnreme Effort.

Willie Wildoates-At last, father, Tn going to make serious plunge 1oF fame.
 Papa ildoates-Thanb heaven for your wise resolution! What will you rIoo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-12-29

Willie Wildoates-I'm to do the diving act in tank show next season.-Texas Siftings.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-12-29

su5p0rt WilaR''a " ,, ', xl,Is
 received during my ress'en'e '' - community .... 7
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-12-29

1sre;a carrot. sonp bunenes. spsn-
 acl, lettuce, rHdishes, caulilloWfrs aheIiote, parsley and celery . [ ~.s. s-'.s', .g's U. E. Go' s,sAIITH
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-12-29

;lae oi nain befyFesn n's p.,ss,' sxsss'' The M ;||::' ''''' ''S' s2! Ess 5|'s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16
THE COUNTY ATTORNEY OBJECTS
MIR. TERRELL TAKES EXCEPTIONS TO
JUDGE AliNIsTRoNG's ACTION
IN FILING THE SUIT FOR TAERANr
COUNTY AGAINST COUNTY TREAS
URER coLLINs--HE FILES PErl'
TIoN IN THE ToRrY-ElGHTH DIS
TRIcr COURT YESTERDAY.

County Attorney Rem NJ. Terrell has
taken exceptions to Judge Armstrong;
action In filing the suit Of Tarrant
county against County Treasurer
Thomas j.. Collins bondsmen. MIR.
Terrell states that he Is the only elect
ed attorney for Tarrant county, and as
such he claims the right TO file all sneh
suits in the courts OF the county. He
does not believe that lie should be
deprived of the emoluinents OF his Of
fice and he proposes to contest what
he claims ia usurpation by the coun-
~ Judge Of the prerogatives OF the or
fee he holds. Accordingly yesterday
Mr. Terrell nlod the following petition
in the Forty-eIghth district court;
Tarrant county VS.. Thomas H. Col
lins.--ln district court Of Tarrant coun-
". Now comes Beu Nj Terrell, coun-
~ attorney OF Tauant county, Texas
and respectfully represents and shows
unto this honorable court that Oh the
18th day OF April. A. d. 1895, there
was Instituted and nled in the district
court OF Tarrnnt county for the Forty
eighth judicial district a certain SUIT
and civil action entitled rarrant coun-
~ vs.. Thomas -. Collins ct al. ana
numbered g25l. for debt and attach
meut, wherein plaintiff sues Thomas
T.. Collins. treasurer OF TarranJ coun-
ty, and John 9, McGarthy, j j, huehe'
Martin Casey, II. A. Sandidse, G. j.
SWasey, n. I, ID. Andrews, John >.
l.
idge, Clay Sandidgc and /. Carb, sure
ties on the official bond Of said Thomas
b. Collins, treasurer OF Tarrant cOun-
ty, for a breach OF the conditions OF
the bond of the said Thomas II. Collins
as county treasurer of Turrant county
ana to recover the sum of SllS,ll''Vo'
monies due by him, said Thomas u.
Collins, as county treasurer to Iafraht
county. That at the time of the ming
and institution of said suit your pets
TONER was the duly qualified and act
ing county attorney OF Tarrant county
and Is so now: that there was not at
such time and he not now any district
attorney in and for said rorrant couh-
~; that under the constitution anu
laws of the state OF Texas II was anu
is the duty and privilege OF your peu-
TONER as county attorney of lari'iht
county TO institute and prosecute the
suit herein mentioned and that he has
at all times been ready and willing 70
do SO That the suit herein mentioned
has been brought and instituted with
out his consent and knowledge by
George w. Armstrong and Cappa ~
Cantcy. That by virtue of your petl-
toner's office he is entitled TO be al
mittcl TO prosecute this SUIT IN ms
official capacity on behalf OF Iarraht
county, and therefore moves ana pray
81 Ia order In inns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Colonel $. ], Ward Of shreve-
port, Lii, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs @, \. MUre.aud, 100 East Weather
ford street.
Mrs. George W. Finger Of Austin il
visiting relatives and irlcnuS here.
w. II. Batter, deputy tounty clerk,
has returned from Arlington, where
he attended the funeral OF MS cousin,
Wilson Rankin, on Sunday.
NJ. o. Lynn OF Palo Pinto and W. L,
Gatlin OF Abilene, wvl-kuONu cattte
men. were here yesterday. They L.
ported their cattle to be in fine gOndi-
ton.
DR.. ]. 5, Turner. the valued corre-
spondent OF the Gazette u, GrLnbury,
was In the city yesterday On route To
the meeting OF the Pytnian command
cry at Houston,
Mayor Il. n, Afford OF Cisco and his
private secretary. n. G.. Edmpuell,
spent last night with i. =. Woods and
family, en- route 20 the grand lodge vi
the Knights OF Pythlas at houston.
Joseph l.. Loving left last night for a
business "trip to san Antonio. New
Mexico. Colorado and Arizona, and
expects to be absent a month
Rev. John RuHlett and family of
Meanwhile are visiting their relatives
Mcssrs. George and stephen AiuliScy
and Mrs, Nola organ In Fort Worth.
MIR. Rowlatt Is on his way to Henri
eta. Tex, to Ill, the meNplgod time
Of the late Rev. j. ID. Scoggin OF the
NJ. Il. church.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

City Physician, patrolmen and others
TO BE Voted For.


The contest for city physlslan. which
was put on nj the laat council meeting
tin the members could conyidcr the an,
fcrent offers that were nadr. VIII prob
nbly be- decided tnnight Tbc n,nFicni
college faculty. who offered To take mo
duties OF city physician and incur Mi
eNpensea for the sum of $500 with
drew their offer yesterday ana win
hand In a new one today. They have
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

malndcr OF her Hfc. n 1889 Elizabeth
Edwards conveyed TO G. q. EDWARDS
GO ncres of land for the alleged con-
alteration OF $500. That at the same
time she conveyed to Crawford Ed
wards. son OF c. o. Edwards, 52O acres
of land. 1t Is assorted by the plaintlils
that In fact c. o. Edwards never paid
or intended to pay TO Elizabeth Ed
wards any sum OF money Tor sala
tracts OF land or any OF themi mat y
he did pay her any money Tor sad
lands the amounts paid were grossly
Inadequate. That at the time or the
execution OF each Of the deeds Eliza
beth Edwards was an old woman OF
weak mind and was completely under
the inncunce Of G. o, Edwards and MS
wife, and thu, the deeds were froudu-
lonuy obtained from her The plaint-
IFS also seek to recover from the de-
PENDANTS large sums of money on nc
count OF the appropriation by c. o. Ed
wards 20 his own use OF personal prop
erty belonging to said Elizabeth Ed
wards
Tho defendant asscrts that he paid
the full and adequate confederation for
al the lands conveyed 20 him by Eliza
beth Edwards, that all the conveyances
were made in good faith. without any
undue influence upon the part of either
nm or his wife and that the decd to
Crawford Edwards was on account OF
The affection OF Elizabeth Edwards for
him. The defendant further claims
hat he has accounted to Elizabeth Ed
wards tor o.; sums OF money ever re-
cclved by him FOR her.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

Yesterday the jury in the Edwards
suit brought In verdict in substance
as follows: That on June l and Il,
1898, and on August IS, 1898. and now
the mind OF Mrs, Elizabeth Edwards
was and is SO far impaired as to be
unable to comprehend and understand
her property rights to such an extent
as TO be unable to protect herself
against designing persons, and for this
reason suit was properly brought by
her next friend. The jury found
against the plaintiff for two tracts Of
land sued for-one go acres. George
Shields survey. southwest OF Fort
Worth. 100 acres OF land, north half
of George Shields survey. west OF the
city. known as the Reunion grounds.
The jury found for the plaintiff fof
$40 acres OF land, Samuel j. Edwards
headlight survey, six miles west Of the
city and $50 acres OF Felix G. Beasly
survey. The defendant. c. o. Edwards,
having rendered Into court and offered
to pay $4,000 notes with s per cent In
tcrost, dated october 81, 1889 the court
Will render Judgment for amount Of
this note and interest against said C.
o. Edwards and in favor Of Elizabeth
Edwards, aggregatlng S5I4663, there
fore the plaintiff RECEIVERS this amount
OF money and 300 acres OF land the lat
ter worth about $4,000. land lost BY
plaintif worth about 100000
The verdict setting aside the con-
Veyances for the above mentioned 900
acres OF land was based On the grounds
OF undue influence OF c. o. Edwards
and his wife. sally Edwards. over the
plalntin. Elizabeth Edwards.
The trial lasted twenty-ono, days,
one OF the longest In the records OF
Tnrrant county.
The following is statement OF the
ease
Elizabeth Edwards, by next friend.
y. c. o. Edwards. Ambrose Cresswrll
tnd wife, Martini Crtssweu. sue q. q.
Edwards alleging that Elizabeth Ed
WARDS is % person OF unBuund mind.
and that for that reason they PROSE
eulc the suit ln her behalf It ~
claimed by the plaintiffs that In lSSg
EIl2abeth Edwards conveyed 10 q. d.
EDWARDS $50 acres OF land for the ME
IrEed consideration OF $3.50; that In 1850
hAt conveyed TO him $50 acres OF land
Iof the alleged consideration OF $4,000
executed by G. o. Edwards 10 Ellgabefb
Edwards and ON an agreement on hIg
part 10 support her during the re-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16
IT WAS A KIND OF LOAN
WAS THE PYrHGAN FUNDS IN rnn
CITY NATIONAL.
1T is SAID THE ENDOWMENT RANK
WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED A REG
ULAR DEPosIToR--T. r. WEST AP
POINTED THE IGHCEIvERs ArroR-
NBY-rREAsuItER TAKES CONTROL.

1t has developed now that the Siis,-
GOO OF the endowment fund OF the
Knights OF RYthias in the city Ma
tlonai bank was a kind OF loan on
which they were receiving an annual
Interest OF 1 per cent This, 1t Is said.
does not give the endowment rank as
much advantage as will be enjoyed by
regular depositors, The directors OF
the endowment fund who have been
here several days trying to do the best
they could under the circumstances,
have returned.
Receiver Smith has appointed Thos.
L. West his attorney. and he has en-
tert-a on his duties. Bank Examiner
Cannon and Mcdonald viii be engaged
TIL April % when Col. Smith Will DO
given complete control.
Yesterday morning a United States
pension examiner named Flick created
considerable excitement at the bank.
Flick some time since rented Il safety
deposit box from the bank In which
he placed his money. Yesterday morn
ing he determined to get II. lie went
into the bank building and demanded
to be allowed TO go into the vault. His
request was refused. and he tried to
force his way In, Examiner Common
caught hold OF him and Attorney West
force his way In. Examiner Cannon
ON until the Copper came, when
Flick made dash. leaving his
coat tail iu the examiners hands. The
aUnlr Cnused big laugh after 1t was
all over. but for few minutes there
was no time for hilurity.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

The mdlcs OF the CnNmbcrs' nddl-
ton Cumberland Presbyterian church
gave a delightful supper at the church
last evening. The tables wore loaded
with as choice ediblcs as could be
prepared and the big crowd present
did full Justice to tile orcaaion. over
500 were realized. The ladies who
managed the festival were: Mcs1ames
N. I.acrolX, NJ. l'henlN. Dickson Wor-
nell and Columbus PhcniN. The Pam
thor city Mandolin club was rleeent
and rendered several ine selections
amid great applause. Mrs. y. LacroiN
expressed her thanks on behalf OF .hc
ladies' OF the church to several parties
for monetary donations, and to Robert
McCart In particular for the glrt OF a
handsome sum. II was a pleasant event
and the young people present heartily
enjoyed the occasion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16
Door on nopE cIrY MISSION.

There was but a few at the mission
nearly all testified to the power In them
selves. The speaker spoke from
the Matthew, Vas verse. Be
We there perfect, even as your father Ia
In heaven is perfect. There was good
advice given to the sinners, and It is
only by the grace OF God that this
world and our prayer and desire 10 all
that we are not having good meeting
come and see and get a blessing your
self You can get II IL you viii get
close to God. There was one request
for prayer There viii be good meet
ing again tonight. All are invited to
attend. Corner OF Main and Weather.
ford.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

be derked IN holiday attire from the
openlng till the close Of the convention.
None Of the delegates are expected TO
arrive tn tomorrow night.
you have no idea how much The
Gazette is read by Texas drummers,"
said Ernest II. N1upln, secretary OF
Post j. r. p. A., yesterday afternoon.
"It has grown wonderfully in favor
since the inauguration OF lts contest.
and is read by travelling mon more
than any othcr paper IN the state.
You have no idea how much they al
vortiso anythlng they take hold u. 1t
was g happy thought TO begin such q
scheme as sending the most popular
travelling man In the state To Europe,
and tho paper will lose nothing By its
gertrouJ uhcr,"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16
DRUMMER CONVENTION NOTES


BY Thursday morning. when the
drummers meet In annual convention.
the city hall auditorium, where they as
scmble. will present as handsome a
spectacle rs the drummer boys evcr
saw at any OF their conventions. The
biz room VIII be fairly lined with flaps
bunting, flowers and other things used
IN the decoration OF convention halls
Work on this was begun yesterday
afternoon and will be pushed as randi.
ly as possible.
The committee appointed at Post ia
Houston-street shopkcepers 10 dec,
rate their places OF business mot wiz,
good success ON their rounds yes,s,l
day morning. and these two streets win
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

The Ministerial association at a call
meeting yesterday passed "a resolution
respectfully inviting the mqrchanta
and business men OF Fort Worth to
close their places OF business at O
o'clock every evening while AMT Moody
Ia preaching here, Tho following com
mittce was appointed to see the mcr-
chants and secure q mutual agreement
for early closing In accordance with
the resolution: Eeys Buchanan, Wells,
Daggett, Cassil, Wilson aud Blshop.
This committee will attend 10 the mat
ter before Mr.. Moody arrives. \ seu-
ton OF the tabernacle will be reserved
for the colorcd people, and the pastors
of the several coloFcd churches are re-
qucstcd To see that ughcrs are ap-
pointed to seat their people.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16
A KIND OF FRENCH DUEL.
Jack Elmore Shoots at John Nolan
With n Shotgun.

Jack Elmore. barber on lower Main
street hred at John Nolan while the
inter was In Bill and Joe's restaurant
yesterday afternoon. He used
douple-barrel shotgun. The shot struck
the door OF small private room In
which Nolan wns standing and mar
ioWly missed the man for which the
load was intended.
me cause OF the bad blood existing
seems 10 have had Its origin some
months ago. Mrs. Gilmore procured
ulNorce from her husband and has since
married Nolan. There had been no
encounter between them before. Ell
more mas been on the county road, but
was released n day or two ago. The
meeting yesterday was the first in
months. He claims that Nolan
u,d hin serious injury and
Hnenated HIS wlfes affections from
Nun Nolan had revolver In his hand,
nut dld not use IT, They were pre-
vented from firing by the crowd. Tho
police had long chase after Gilmore,
put finally caught him Nolan was
alao arrested. Fillmore was placed In
me calaboose last night and win be
transferred to the county fail today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas OF Junction city.
MS, was told by her doctors she had
consumption and that there was no
hope for her, but two bottles OF DR..
Kings New Discovery completely
cured and she says 1t saved her lie
Mr., Thoa, Eggers, 1879 Florida street.
san Francisco, suffered from dread
ful cold, approaching consumption,
tried without result everything else,
then bought one bottle OF DR.. Kings
New Discovery and In two weeks
was cured. He Is naturally thankful.
IT IL such results. OF which these are
samples, that prove the wonderful eff
fcncy OF this medicine In Coughs and
Colds. Free trial bottle at j. z. Nlclts
& CO.'S drug store. Regular size 600
and 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16
IN SOUTHERN TEXAs.

Colonel William Htson OF Palo
Pinto county passed through here yes
terday on his return from trip to
southern Texas, Colonel Hitson en-
countered some OF the large lagoons in
that region. and his friends say no
came to the conclusion that he had
landed In the swamps OF South
America.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

Congressman Bell. T. W. Prcssiy, n.
Il. Grammar, DR.. II. e.. stephens. and
probably others, All eminent Masons
meeting OF the grand commandery
knights Tcmplnr. which meets In
Waco today The meeting this year Is
expected to be the largest ever held
In the state. The knights Templurs
are as high as most 80 In the rites Of
Masonry and the above named gen.
tlemen are some ot the states leading
opponents OF the great order to which
they belong.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

Local Endeavorers are already max
Ing preparations for entertaining the
big crowds that are expected to attend
the coming convention, which assem-
bles In this city June 10, All the rail-
roads In the state have agreed to give
n rate Of one fare for the round trip.
with maNlmum rate Of not over So
Ave hundred or 5000 people are ex-
pected 10 be present, and All viii be
extended Fort Worth's usual hospl-
tality.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

home tonight. however. and may ar
rive IN time 10 help his fellow- alder
men at the session this evening.
Taken all In all the meeting tonight
VIII be second In interest only TO that
OF the last
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16
The Democratic Executive Committe
Completed Last Night.

Those wards that did not elect
committeeman Fridya night met at
convenient places last night and se-
lccted q good Democrat to help man
age the party's affairs In coming cam
pniEus, The complete committee is:
First ward @, W. Hoel2lp; second, r..
H. McNatt; Third. Jerry Deems.
Fourth. ", n Wells; Flfh, W. B.
Tucker; sixth Or, A. =, Brown: Sew
enth. r Il. Brattou; Eighth. William
Doherty: Ninth, w. $. Head.
Chairman Nlrls has called q meeting
OF the full committee 10 assemble nj
the city hall saturday afternoon at 4
o'clock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16
TRANSFERRED TO TREASURER
LOGAN.
The Sinking Fund Bonds and Books
Turned over.

Yesterday rang out the old In the
city trelsurership. EN-Trcasurer Elscr
turned over to his successor, Morton
Logan, all his books and SOL 900 OF tho
sinking FUND bonds. All that he pose
sesscd belonging to the city WAS IN
cludcd in the transfer.
Air. Logan 81 now iu fun control OF
every thing pertaining To his office and
viii enter upon his dutrls at once.
city Auditor Collier was in discussion
with the new and the old treasurer.
The city officials have decided not 10
Initiate the county In bringing suit
against the city trpasurer's hDudsmcn
pr recovery of the citys funds In the
suspended bank.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16
ovERToN ITEMS.

overton. Tex. April l5.--Rcv. j. c.
Wlngo Of Palestine preached here last
night. Mcssrs. Bob and WIN Taylor
are In the city,, Mr.. Joseph w. Mot
ley OF Henderson spent Sunday here.
Rev. GrannOn OF Troupe was here yes
terday..The International and Great
Northern has rebuilt the cotton plat
form, flames w. OlfOrd has placed
lumber to build n line residence.
j, Il. Irwin has returned from Nacog-
doches.. ,..J. w. Afford is in Hender-
son today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16
Premium
Sewing
Machine.

Value $40. our price, 12o'~ q "
cludes the Weekly Gazet''
dress for one year. ..ly,t y
Extra attachments 10
center drawer are included .,,,,trl
These attachments are lung
those mad0 by any other nsn
being the only ones ma. =
market that are warIA ,rsdi 4
throughout. Other sets VIZ an
cipally Of brass. niokle pia p.,s 40
ing serving to hide the wv
OF the metal underneath. !. ssrcnI
The Gazrtte's macnlhe rbsrs ~ /
simple In construction, I'm. ks,|
few working parts In me seis.rs I
ia ensy 10 keep properly \" IL u
niied and almost imposaip"
rel out OF working order esl,hs |.
l'he machine Is nneU "A "a y
beautifully ornamenteu, ssll ID "
pended on TO do equally ~
eat and the heaviest vera n.ess,.
The Gazettes premium y" s,,h n
tho Weekly sliazette for ems ... ~,
The Gazette's ssuptal. 4
and the daily pnd sr ~
Iette by mall for one ys-, msstlt
The GRzette's premium .stls " 3
,he daily and Sunday uhss
elk rnonthB. fls.bV'
Address. .,,,STfK1 vi
n 49, EoI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

On. account OF the unsafe condition OF
the bridge, and because the city has
prohibited the use OF same, we viii
discontinue the stock yard car thnt
runs from The Union depot to bridge
but VIII continue to run car north az
bridge to packing house.
FORT WORTH STREET RY, co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16
DECISION IN THE EDWARDS CASE
THE PLAINTIFF WINS oso ACRES AND
s574e6S

AND LOSES LAND VALUED AT $4,000.
UNDUE INFLUENCE ExcITED-rHE
KNIGHTS or PYrHIAs SUIT AGAINST
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK FILED
YESTERDAY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

The place OF meeting Will hereafter
be In the rythian hall corner of Third
ana Main. All sir knights please take
notice. ], ID. MITCHELL.
j. 5. JEFFRIES, JR.,
Committee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

Elmer & Amends prescription No.
2sjl has cured thousands of cases Of
rheumatism. No sufferer should fail
TO give it trial G. w. Preston IL
Co., agents, Galveston. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

Looking forward, Judging the future
by gloriously successful past, no bnk-
ing powder can ever equal In popular
favor the paragou-Dr. Prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

LicbIg. the world famed chemist.
warned against alum Ia broad. lntelll,
gent women refuse alum baking pow
ders, Insisting upon the peerless Or.
Prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

Tho most complete line OF screening.
window frames 2Jc and up. screen
doors complete for aOc and up. at IL. II.
Lewis, Thirteenth and Main.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16
NEW HOTEL MANAaEMENr.
Mr.. Jerome e, Hale Withdraws From
the Stool. yards Motcl.

Mr.. Jerome l.. Hale. who has been
manager Of the stock Yards hotel, LETT
last night with his family for White
River Junction, Vt. whore he Will
take chprgc Of large hotel Mr., Hale
IL nne hotel man, knows the buai-
ness thoroughly, and IL AN excellent
gentleman as well. He has n host Of
friends here, who will sincerely regret
hts departure. and who wish him great
success in the future. The Stock Yards
hotel will now be managed by Mr.. Il,
w. BcclshNm, who has been Joint agent
for the Rock Island, Fort Worth and
Denver and Cotton Belt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-16

q n, ItNILNOAIl.l
Through slcepcrs daily between Kan
sas city Fort Worth and San Antonio
via HeaTnc, with which immediate con-
necuons are made at Ennis to and
from Dallas Tho quickest route to
Taylo', Austin. San Antonio. Laredo
and points IN Mexico.