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

trains golrs north, have the right-ef-
way over every train except the light
ming passenger express. BIZ, you viii
find every station from here to New
orleans furnishes from five to twenty
i've car loads every week from March
18th 10 September LIST. and have been
doing SO for years
Il felt much interest in testing the
truth Of this statement, The next
south bound train took mo 10 New Or
leans, at which point on June Sth at
4 p. M, started on the local passenger
train that was TO pick up these refriger-
ator truck cars. We stopped contin-
ually, taking from one to ave ears at
every station; reached Mocomb City,
1903 miles above New orleans. three to
four hours behind time. whore fresh
engine coupled onto our truck cars and
pulled out for Chicago. not to be de
layed by anything.
I'VE can put In motion such train
as this from Tarrant county and Fort
Worth to pull out from Union depot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-01

Murder Trinl up-Attorney-G General
Crane Iinnauctcd-NotcH.

Murder Trinl up-Attorney-Genern
Crane Dnnauetcd-Notcs.
Cleburne, Tex. Dec Sl.-The criminal
docket was taken up In the district
court today. The state VS.. Monroe
Fowler. charged with murder is on
trial.
The Y. p. s. C. E. Union adjourned
last night after three days session
probably spent. This was considered
the best convention meeting ever held
In the state.
A. banquet was given Hons. NJ. NJ.
Crane and IL. T.. Brown last evening at
the Cleburne House. II was Intended
ms n farewell to these gentlemen who
leave soon for Austin, MIR. Crane being
attorney general and Mr.. Brown his
assistant About 75 guests were present
at the banquet and the toasts were
responded 10 by Messrs Henry Padel-
ford Adell Ramsey. English. scurloek
and Aycock.
Hon William Poindexter was toast
master. Messrs. Grain and Brown
thanked their friends in their usual
happy, graceful style.
There are seven murder cases set
for this term OF court, all except two
having happened In 1894.
Mrs. Lowe and her mother. Mrs.
Goodwin, OF Brownwood, are In the
city visiting Mrs. Emmett Goodwin,
The Rev. Percy Weber Is expected
to arrive In Clebufne next Friday TO
hold a series of sermons In the Episco-
pal church. assisted by the rector. w.
w. Patrick. Mr.. Weber is Pirsd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-01

not later than April 18th, 1885, iagged
Fort Worth Fruit and Vegetable Light
ming Express. bound for Kansas city.
St Louis. Cincinnati, Chicago, Bunfalo.
Albany, Philadelphia, New York and
Boston. hope every man, woman and
child In Fort Worth VIII work for this
Now. gentlemen OF The Gazette. OF
Evening Mail-relegram. " you wish TO
put new blood INTO your agricultural
department, put me down for SEC cash
premium on the first exclusive fruit
and vegetable train that pulls out from
Union depot. loaded with Fort Worth
and Tarrnnt county products, and
twenty other men in Fort Worth will
do the same.
MY friend. ON with the semi-centen-
Mai. In this interview l am hoping to
give 1t substantial backbone. Your
call FOR a mass meeting OF Fort Worth
citizens should not be delayed longer
than January eth.
Enough now. goodbye"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-01
NEW YEN onsnnvANcEs.
And the First Events Of 1895 In
Society.

And the First Events Of 1898 In
Society.
Tho receptions at the Young Mems
Christian association rooms and ST,
Pauls church will be the leading
features of the observance of New
Years day in Fort Worth. outside Of
these two formal AFFAIRS the receiving
OF callers ut private houses and on
hand demonstrations OF Joy will be the
principle festivities OF the day
The most interesting announcement
In society circles at the beginning Of the
yeas VIII be that the young ladies OF
Fort Worth are meditating german to
be given about the middle OF January
which shall equal II not eclipse the
brilliant affair at the Hotel Worth on
Thursday night The young ladies, II
is said, will pay all the expenses and
make the boys feel at home without
their pocket books.
There will be box party at the
opera house next Monday night to
witness the performance OF "rhe
Fencing Master" which. Il Is said, will
embrace about forty-flve persons in all.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-01
HOW THE NEW YEAR GAME IN.
1T WAS A VERY QUIET NIGHT IN
FORT WORTH.


1t was remarkably quiet New
Years night from which Fort Worth
energies this first glad morning OF 1895.
If some men were forming good reso-
lutlons in saloons which they will not
be able to carry into effect today. they
were very sparing OF their public DEM
onstrations considering the usual hilar-
ity OF the occasion.
The streets were nearly deserted. The
comlngs and goings at the hotels and
In the bar rooms and the occasional
passage OF n hack were the only signs
of life. except the lonely tread of the
policemen. who pronounced the night.
as stated, a quiet one.
Two watch meetings were in progress
--one Mt the upper end and the other
at the lower end OF Main street. Bethel
Mission and the Door of Hope were
both well attended last night, and the
meetings were OF unusual interest. They
were mainly devoted to short Informal
talks and the reading of many leaves
from the personal experience OF those
present, making altogether an Interest,"
ing review of human life in many
phases. Prayer. hymn and recital OF
experience followed In quick succession
until the hand OF the clock marked
the fateful moment, which was given
to prayer. Then a hymn rose from the
lips OF those who had remained and
greeted each other with wishes for
the happiness of the New Year. Then
the chorus OF whistles from the rail-
road yards burst upon the ears, there
was the popping OF fireworks and n
few wild shouts, and the New Year was
in.
Happy New Year" said those who
passed each other In the early morn
Ing hours, and the salutntion was repeat
ed with the meeting OF friends as the
sun rose and the rosy morn came
gliding over Texas. throwing Its light
upon much thatswas new and bright
and which had not haen here when the
last Now Yea. dawned.
The citizens of Fort Worth will re-
capitulate In their minds today all the
improvements of the past year. and
remember how well the city has Jared
through the times which have seemed
gloomy everywhere and Will hope that
1895 VIII see the frultion of much good
which has been begun.
The ladies' of the Epworth League
and the Kings Daughters of st. Paul's
Episcopal church, corner OF Seventh
and Lamar streets, announce that they
will be at home In the church pariors
Tuesday evening from to o'clock.
Mrs II. G. Burlington and Miss Ed
rington. assisted by Mrs. WIN Edrlng-
ton, Miss Fosdlck, Miss Nash, Miss
Tevls, Miss Field and Miss Eva Ed
rington wiil receive their friends from
TO II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-01

Celebrating the Hoiidny---Itaces q
New Pastor-Noies.

Lubbock. Tex. Dec. Si.-chrlstmas
with its excitement and pleasures has
come and gone. We had n nice Christ
mas tree night before last.
Some horse racing was INDUCED in
yesterday. and today there wac a
sweepstake race by yenrling colts.
The following were the entries, to wit;
q. c. Wolffarth's colt Tammnny. ].
G, Burns Thief Neck, ]. NJ Rogers
Maud Van Sanders Nancy Hanks, J.
NJ. McGuyre's Doxey. First named
colt won. Purse s5s lis
1.-THE Mountain Wnif' is TO be played
by home talent tonight. A
a severe norther has been blowing
here for forty-eight hours but gives
promise now OF abatement
Eg-County Beatty OF Brady Is out
here prospecting for n location TO prao-
tlce his profession. law.
Rev w. NJ. Adams has been sent 10
preach to the Methodist church here
this conference year. and Rev. ]. w.
VIM will preach to the Baptists next
year. ~ -
La Grippe Is with us agnin. and the
little ones are suffering severely.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-01

Observation-Disclosures
For New Years Dny-Notcs.


For New Years Dny-Notcs.
Vernon. Tex, Dec. 3l.-H. o. Tull
was ia the city from Fort Worth last
week.
Miss Alice johnson has returned from
her visit to Maugum.
Miss Lulu Peel is spending the holl-
days with her parents in Pilot Point
Miss Minnie Melbourne has gene TO
Sherman to spend the holidays.
Mrs. $. Sewel left Saturday fox Fla
tonia. where she viii spend the WIN
ter
Floyd Brown ia home from college
to spend the holidays.
Mrs. u. A. Turner has gone TO Hous-
ton to visit her father who very III.
Nj. Il. Smith and wife left for Fort
Worth this week They will make that
their future home.
Miss Mamie Peck gave her young
friends n party Saturday night ut the
home OF Miss Clara Houghton. The
party was given on the young girls
birthday. The thirty children present
enjoyed themselves playing games and
partoling OF the delicious refreshments
served.
A. a. Low Is spending the week at
his old home In Brenhah"
wednesday evening the Hotel Ger
man parlors were filled with young peo-
pie who were there TO dance. The usual
dances were all out, ana as the music
was good they enjoyed themselves.
Thursday evening Mrs. Massie open
cd her home to her friends and had
progressive angling party. Dancing
also was INDUCED in. The winners or
first prizes foo most fish caught were
Miss Mamie Lomax and Mr.. Clint Far
roli; second prize. MIR. Hawkins end
Miss Cooper: BOBBY prize. Miss Matte
pulliam and Mr.. Basham.
The Misses Ralston. assisted by Miss
Lomax Britton. Fannie Brltton, Pull
liam and Matte Pulliam, will be at
home to their friends on New Years
day from to 10 p. m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-01
wAxAnAouun nUDoEr.
Couldn't Heat the sohooi-Dividend
Declnrcd-wiii Receive.


waxahachie. Tex, Dec. 3i.-When
the Park school Janitor attempted to
heat the rooms In the building this
morning, he found that several pipes
had been bursted by the late freeze.
declared a holiday til Wednesday,
January g. In the meantime all the
pipes will be oYerhauled and repaired.
The directors of the Waxnhacfiie
Compress and Storage company held
their aemi-annnal meeting on the 27th
and declared their semi-annual divi-
dend to the stockholders OF 10 per cent.
On the eth instant. Mr.. 4. NJ. Dech-
man. formerly OF this city, but now OF
Waco, was married to Miss Emily
Mulholland. OF ST. Louis. They passed
through Waxohachle on the south
bound Katy yesterday evening en- route
TO Waco, Mr.. Dechmau is well-known
in Waxahachie and Is a son OF Major
A. M. Dechman.
Mr. ed Eastwood and Miss Dec
Archer. OF the Nash community, were
happily married In the county clerks
ofilco this morning by Rev n. T.. nay.
The following young ladies' VIII re-
ceiye tomorrow evening from q 10 u; ?
At Mr.. and Mrs. @ l.. Adlsissons,
West End. assisted BY Meadames $. y.
Matlhews and ]. A. Mattock, Green
Rngsdale. Alice and Bettye Wilson. ray
ADHESION. callie Thompson. Marie
Watson. Ruth Sims and Laura Buchan-
nan, OF Dallas.
At Mrs. Y. ID. I1embes. on College
Htreet---Misaes Cora Kenble. Mamie
Robinson, Ethel Bean, Leta Wortham,
Waco, Emma Trnylor. Maud and Ida
Cunyus, vida Bisiand. Mary Anderson,
Mae Middleton aud Stella Gibson.
At Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Davis Misses
Dpnkcriey. Ennis: Davis and browning.
At MI. and Mrs. n. r. AnderHan'e--
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-01

,rhc head of the pis dry goods house
snown throughout Texas as wv. II.
rhylor's." was reminiscent mood
ssaion Tie Gazette reporter called yes
erday afternoon.
f"Tell the Gazette and the people,
W. Taylor" queried the reporter. "the
hortest cut to the development of
txas."
grhe merchant paused with his index
iger in the middle of the page OF a
Il ledger, directed a thoughtful look
Nhis questloner as If turning back a
al pages in his mind, and said;
HCheap round trip tickets to the
nfederate Reunion at Jackson, the
lpltal of Mississippi, June 9Th. 1891.
inded the whole Taylor family at
Nilsson depot at G o'clock on the
'vening OF June 9th. met many
rhnds and retired about midnight;
iopld not sleep and was up for a walk
ii day-dawn.
rrhis was my home between the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-01

city company has filed suit against
j. S. Perry, debt and attachment,
$1,000, to attch property In the hands of
Ivan d. Terrell.
Also a suit against Ivan Il. Terrell,
garnishec. for garnishment to the
amount of SlO77,l2.
A Damage Suit.
II. l.. Edwards has fled suit against
Farmer Brothers. ct al. for damages -
the amount of $4,000. He claims that he
was unlawfully dispossessed by the
defendants OF certain horses. vehicles,
stalls, etc, In the brick stable. corner
OF Fourth and ThroclSmorton streets.
He wants $4,000 actual and $4,000 ex-
emplary damages,
Trcspnsa TO Try title.
NJ G. Ellis has brought suit against
]. Haywood Haymaker for trespass,
in which he claims he was unlawfully
deprived of lot of land on the North
side OF the Weatherford-W White set
Element road to the value of $4,000.
County Court briefs.
In the suit of John Brown VS.. the Fort
Worth and New Orleans railway, judy
ment for the plaintiff for S35 WAS rem
dered yesterday. This week is the last
of the term. The first four weeks OF the
next term viii be taken up with the
criminal docket.
Real Estate Transfers.
w. 4. LonGmlre and wife to Louis
Stanb, lots 10 and IL. block &c. Grape
vine. $500.
$, l., Easlcy and wife to Nell p.
Anderson, $50 1-2 acres ]. NJ. Robinson
survey, j. NJ, Robinson's i42 acre survey
and Ill 1-2 acres David odum survey,
$27, 900.
Flora Deyo to suaic NJ. Deyo. part of
block ~, love AMI affection,
p. l., Witten to Jennctt Wltten,
1919 IL acres $. c. II. Witten survey
and ]. Witten survey, and other proper
ty, $4,000
North Texas National bank. Dallas. to
Southwestern Manufacturing company.
part of block u g. city.
Mrs. #. NJ. Andr Tvs TO ]. II. Andrews,
ct al, 1854 acres William Bradford sur
vey $500.
w. W. Andrews and wife to j. Il.
Andrews, one fourth Interest In VIII
liam Bradford survey $1,000.
w. W. Andrews and wife to j. T..
Andrews. 40 acres @. Clanton survey.
Sarah Turner to a. Williams. part OF
NJ. Anderson survey, $500.
A. Williams and wife 10 w. w.
Brown, part of M. Anderson survey.
$500
w. NJ. Brown TO L. f. Mayors. part
OF Nj. Anderson survey. $500.
J. @. Boydston and wife to Joe Breed.
li5 "a acres, w. b. Stout's survey.
s275.65.
Edward Deason to w. ]. Boaz. 80
acres Bradshaw survey and 80 acres j..
Oyerton survey, Si.Tlf,60
J. X. Martin to. Il. L. Koonce, ct al,
90 acres II. Atkinson survey, $i75o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-01

One Of the most pleasant parties that
assembled last evening to celebrate the
departure OF the old year and the birth
OF the new was that which gathered
IN the office OF Mr.. a. X. Hail TO OBJ
serve the important event The party
was composed OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Beaziey Miss Carrie Gibson, Miss Car
RE Crawford. Dr. IL. G. Whitehead.
Judge s. N. Hayes. Professor Morton,
Mr.. Keith and Mr.. A. r. Hall. The
feature OF the meeting was speech
by Professor Morton upon "T'he Old
and the New which was responded
10 briefly by Mr.. A. II. Hail, who made
n few remarks appropriate 10 the oc-
casion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-01

The Fair Estnte Likely to ne the
Ohiccf Of a Confeat.

San Francisco, Dec. sl.--The chance
for contest over the win OF the late
ex-senator James G. Fair seems to he
increasing. Charlie Fair has realized
that the clause depriving him OF u
share OF the estate In behalf OF any
children he mny have IL a slight. He
also resents placing IN the hands OF
outsiders tho management OF the Fair
estate. on the latter ground II 10
thought his sisters. Mrs Herman Oel-
richs and Miss Virginia Fair, may
join hands with Charlie, although he
has not been on speaking terms With
them for years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-01

Mildred and Naomi Martin. Alta Sell
lers, Lizzie Woodson, Maynie Wilson.
Nellie Smith. Annie Pollard. Wheeler,
Brice, Ida Corners, Cora Glenn, Liz
zle Carter leila Bondurant, Addie
lIetchworth. Anna Shattuck. Jessie
De Ball, Belle Sawyer, Myrtle Byron,
Mrs. Clayton, Mrs. IL. NJ. Price, Mira
Judge Triplet Misses Neville. Nctue
Cassil, Blanch Merel, Edith Kent
Blanche Mcknight. Ada Jones. Bertha
McDnl, Leila Evans, Annie ana Flor
ence Wilson, Hattie Binyon, Wood
ward, Lula Nell OF Waco, Lena Boyd
Laura and Rose Terry. Annie Van
zandt, Olive Peak, Mary Rice. Emma
pearcy. Lillian Paxton. May Cox, Eta
Mulkey. Myriam Roger, Stella Blair,
Emma Brown. Mamie Mcdaniel, Lo-
rena Blair. Laura Blair, Lille Logan
and Laura STEELE.
At o'clock the Y. NJ. G. A. re-
ceptlon win be held and there will be
an entertaining program, as follows.
Dumb bell exercises.
Pyramids.
Quartette.
Tumbllng.
Vaulting exercises.
Indian club solo.
High Jumping.
Horizontal bar exercises.
High kicking.
Parallel bar exercises.
A Song at Twilight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-01

Paris. Dec. 3i.-several SNOW stormf
have prevailed recently In The northern
and southern parts OF France. Snow
IS so deep at Pontarlier in the departi
been completely stopped DlspRtcnf
received here from cherbeurT say ti1a
numbers Of fshinR boatG. hAlouEinSi e
that port have been lost. e
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-01
pupoNT NAVAL VETERANS.


The Dupont Naval Veteran associa-
ton will have their annual supper to-
night, the meal penant will be hoisted
at SOC Main street at bells OF the dog
watch. Both the United States and
Confederate Navy will be well repre-
scented also the Grand Army OF the
Republic and United Veteran Picket of
this city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-01

san Luis PotosI, Mexico, Dec. IL
Through livestock trains are TO be
put on between Kansas City and 81.
Louis and this city and the City OF
Mexico. A fast hog train was recently
run from Kansas city TO the City Of
Mexico. the trip being made In 1--WE
days. Shippers aud consignees We're 50
well pleased with the result that regular
trains OF that kind are 10 be established.
It Is said.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-01

There were about twenty-five In all.
This section Is expecting quite NUM-
Der this winter. MS crops have been
good In this locality.
The public schools will open on the
"a after n weeks vacation.
The Pilot has moved to the building
adjoining Odd Fellows hall.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-01
MI.ses prlgea. Lnughlln. Newton anal

NOENfN1
At Miss Matte Briggs, on Marvin
street--MlEses Maza Baldrldge. Mary
Daniels. Lillian Dechman, Johnnis
Peevey. Emma Willis, Fannie Chap
man, Manuel and Birdie Jones'
At DR., II. p. sweatt's--Mlsses Julia,
Elite and Annie Laura Sweat, Edna
Ralney, Minnie and Lou RRiney. Nash
and Annie Hines, assisted by Mosdainea
II. J. Moore and ]. Is, McCaul.
The Misses King assisted by tho
Misses Gruber OF Dallas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-01

Mount Vernon. Tex. Dec, SIR. n
Davenport Esq, and bride. who wtp
married at Bonham on the a6ti, inAt
arrived here yesterday. evening ID
tives and friends and received a hee 4 1,
welcnme and many oongratuIati9Lla. {.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-01

1898. was $50, 6lS, 2s1.45. The amount for
1884 was $40, 1880 &c. This shows an
increase OF over 25 per cent and speaks
volumes for the buvlness revival in
Fort Worth,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-01

Tioga, Tex, Dec. si.--Whlie Joel Sidn-
nor was trying to board train while
In motion he fell under the train and
came out minus two toes. DIR. Bradley
dressed his wound and sent him on his
way home rejoicing. He lives with his
father. six miles cast OF Tioga.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-01

Sag Harbor. l.. l., loec. sl.--F'rs ley lcx
Glover riding his bicycle on II onr
Pond went through the Ice R,d Nal
drowned today I n ~ IA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-01

Madrid, Dec. si.---yery trd vlsfhc.
has been experienced An ~ r1o< rher,,.
portion or san ssbaf,ipn Md 4 d III +
provinces Of Castle. +. 4; 4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-01

Mss A. l.. Geiger has nlee a suit in
he district court against w. p. Hard
.kk, proprietor OF Hotel Worth. In
Mich she demands $1,000 damages for
lleged breach OF contract Miss Gel
led relates that she had been en-
'loged at the Aldine hotel. Peoria. H.,
.sfhead waitress, at n salary OF $40 per
NINTH. October 10, 1884, she says she
n1de a contract with Mr.. Hardwlck
hrough c. e. GREEN'S employment
Eency, in Chicago. by which she was
0 take the position of head waitress
~ Hotel Worth, her railway fare and
xpcnses to Fort WJrth TO be paid and
. be Unfinished first-class accommodate
Ions at the hotel She was to employ
Qrew of twelve dining room girls in
-mcago at SIS per month. She says
mn In accordance with the contract
be- secured the girls and came with
nam to Fort Worth, where they en-
erfd upon their work ct the Hotel
North. She says that she found that
Pc was required to make the girls do
fo'k that was not agreed upon In the
Qptract. such as scrubbing the floors
.rl windows, and that this was done
d .overtax them and overwork them, so
}iot she was not able to perform the
'ontract. Then after the Arlington Inn
vns burned. she says she and the girls
ye1e discharged from the hotel service.
md their places given to the Arlington
an servants. She further alleges that
Fr wardrobe was thrown. out into a
Iirty room and damaged to the amount
fSi0O.
va Four Matrimonial siishts.
! There were four marriages that were
iot manufactured Ia the celestial re-
kions. If the stories told In four d.
tofce suits, which we've filed yesterday
rrs true.
Qne was Thorcse Bcrgner. who wants
~ be relieved from the conJugal COM
'Hhionship of John Bergner. after hav-
ng been married to him in Fayette
-Wpnty, Tex, In 1854, and lived with
,liai till 1856. She says John left her
knfi she does not now know whee he
t She wants to be restored to her
'naiden name. which was Therese
! Joseph Odem wants to be divorced
|ffm Amanda Odem, and according 10
te account Amanda made him u very
|Hfry spouse. He says they were link
~ In mntrimony December 3, 1880, in
MI Oman county. Tex. and dwelt to-
.l'ther until August, 1881, when she leit
IN and took w with one Dan Dnvis.
.W snys she was arrested In Dallas for
II ~ .Spmmon prostitute.
III ~ wa,iue and Arson Lablue were
II, M .nisn '2A county in 1856, and lived
hsu a, ~ August. 1894. and she
n mor III uresY on the grounds Of his
II see mlss Ia cussedness.
~ S,el mo- A.he hast OF the quar-
ptss S"'sg Nisi,f Aal mlsnts. She mnr-
ny 'on,h'-i)id they dweit TO-
N ss, Tex, Dec. 1899. when she says
81 II shls afternf and her two weeks
IA q boy 10 yes away with another
M l.y to hora
III r yo,,id IA carniahinent.
al IA. withYf Baltimore has filed a
II rainhot rs. Perry for debt TO the
<3 L ofse l0O lie also sues Ivan
III .,,rrelTtb, nrnishee. for gatuishee-
TON aanufa turing and Nov
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-01
To be Known as the Fort Worth Fruit and
Vegetable lightning Express.

the Old Palleed
O 0 10
How it Was Accomplishment Interview
for Fort Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-01

In nil the culinary realm no house
hold help equals DIR. Prices Cream
Baking Powder.