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Tn memory of Mrs, Esther Todd,
wife of Deacon Titus Todd, who died
Aug, 6, 1872, Ae, rs,
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Roswell Thorp, died Oct. 10, 1894, in
the 4th year of his age.
Eunice Thorp, died March %, 1894, in
the list year of her age, children of Asa
and Lydia Thorp.
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In memory of Mr.. Enos Todd, who
died June II, A. D., 1903, Ae "a
Behold my weeping friends,
Come view where you must lie;
My children, you must follow me,
For you were born to die.
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In memory of Mrs. Elizabeth We wife
of Mr.. Titus Todd, who died April II,
1850, in her Goth year.
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In memory of Mrs. Sally Thorp, wife
|of Mr.. Caleb Thorp and daughter CT
Deacon Solomon and Mrs. Eunice Tut
tie, who died Oct. 3d., 1909, aged rs years.
When you my grave do view,
Remember here is room for you.
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Sweet Is the memory of the just,
Who make the Lord their only trust.
From evil they rise to heaven above,
Where they shall sing redeeming love.
All.
George, son OF John and Lewey Todd
died Oct. 29-1S25, ae 8,
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In memory of Eliezer Todd, who died
Apr. 8. 1926, aged 81 years; also his wife,
Chloe Todd, who died Sept. 10, 1908,
aged Is years.
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David Merriman, son OF Mr.. Enos and
Mrs. Sarah Todd, who died March 80,
1867, aged years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-05

Proposition to lie Submitted Tonight
by MIR. HnymaIser.

Since the city ceased sprlnkllng the
streets 1t has been realized that the dust
settling would have 10 be done BY vol
untary subscriptions of the citizens,
and q proposition with this end in View
will be submitted to the council to-
night by Mr.. W. X. Haymaker, who
does business on the corner OF HouS-
ton and Belknap.
Messrs. Jim Moss and George Cullop
recently canvassed n large portion OF
Main and Houston streets and found
the merchants wanted the streets
sprinkled and were willing TO pay for
1t. They turned over their lists to Mr..
Haymaker on condition TINT he em-
ploys them to drive tho carts.
Mr. llaymaker viii make a PROPOSE
tl1n to the council looking 20 either
buying or leasing the sprlnklers which
belong to tho city and doing the sprlnk-
ling for what he can make out OF It.
He proposes to charge twenty-five
cents n week for each 20 foot lot and
80 cents for 90 foot lots, with 90 cents
additional FOR corners. He viii sprinkle
Main ana Houston from WeRtherford 10
Front and anywhere else the property
owners desire il n II r. made to his in
teresL II " not known that any other
propositions viii be made for this ser
vice.
Mr.. Hnymnkor was formerly street
sprinkler FOR eleven or twelve years,
and now holds state charter to run
the business fer twelve years longer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-05
FAVOR RECIPROCITY.
A MAss-MEETING OF THE LABOR
UNIONS SUNDAY.
Reciprocity Endorsed and the Trades
Assembly Authorized to Take
Final Action.

mass meeting of the Fort Worth
labor unions was held last Sunday af-
ternoon at the city hall.
a majority of the labor unions OF the
city We're represented.
W. A, Mcmillan, president of the
Trades Assembly was elected chair
man. and W. II. Letcnworth or the
Typographical union was elected secIe-
tnry. The object of the meeting was
announced by Prof Ault of the Must
clans union, II was to promote recip-
rocity, to encourage business relations
between the members of the trades
unions and those who patronized them.
Prof Ault brought the matter con-
clsely before the meeting, and there
was u discussion by several present
resolution was finally passed to
allow the Trades Assembly to take
decisive action at the next meeting,
ON next Monday night. A great deal
of interest was manifested In the sub
Ject by all the trades union representa-
tlves, and It IL confidently expected
that the results will be highly bene-
fetal.
The members OF the Typographical
union express regret that the mass
meeting was called to order at the
same hour their own meeting CON
Nened. IT was their intention to nd-
Journ and repair to the city hall In a
body, but before they took such ac-
tlon the reciprocity meeting came to n
close, Tho printNs dispatched MIR. w.
II. Letchworth to the mass meeting
with authority TO represent them until
their meeting was over.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-05
RIPPY is ACQUITTED.
the JURY RETURNED THEM VEIL
DICT SUNDAY EVENING.


Tho trial OF II. A. Rippy. charged
with the murder OF COly Robinson
near Enon In the early pnrt of the
summer, came to an end when tho
Jury returned verdict OF not guilty
sunday evening, after having had the
case under consideration for twenty
four hours. The evidence 1t Will be
remembered, showed that the killing
had been done under circumstances
which Indicated self defense. and that
plea was urged by the defendants
counsel. II appeared that the partlca
had some difficulty over lease ana
the deceased. who was u man OF strong
temper. went to the Held and made
some threatening demonstrations to-
ward the defendant. who waa II much
smaller and wenkcr man. 1t was claim
ed that Rinpy had provoked Robinson
by making some diarcspcctful Tcmnrlya
10 the wife OF the deceased, and 1t wRs
shown that he was armed, apparently
IN anticipation OF meeting with the
deceased. From all the circumstances.
u appeared that Rippy was placed In
danger OF receiving great bodily in
Jury at the hands Of Robinson. who.
" WIS stated by witnesses WINS nd
vanclng upon him In n threatening
manner, with Hlnglctrce In his hand,
Mhvn ltippy hfcd upon him with fatal
result, after llrat warning him repeat
edly TO keep away, and when the de-
fendnnt seemed to lnd his retreat cut
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-05
ARE LOOKING TO TEXAS
THERE HAVE BEEN ABUNDANT
RAINS AND FINE SPRING
CROPS.
The Farmers Are DegfnninK to Di-
versify Their Crops and Turn
Attention TO Hogs.

~, d, c., .,-. -,
Mr. H. T. carr " gentleman VINO
formerly resided In Wichita, county,
Texas, but Is now a resident OF Fort
Ivor,i, AZ, ca-. h,, -, ,,,,,,t,i,,,,
'''' D''"
with great interest the development OF
Northern Texas and In an interview
expresa,ed hltnsel, as foIIows.
,',,,, - 1T,
ih're are ihuioalluhS thht therc VIII
be a tide OF immigration into the Pam
handle of Texas during the coming win
49,, II, H. ,,tai,.a,., a.. ,a.,,.
V"' " .'e,p"'cu u'"t inse
portion OF this intiuz will be from West
ern Kansas and Nebraska. A great
dcai of Interes, Inns heon recentIv nonI-
-, - -
'"Hteu among the people Oh 'hose Sec
tons In the Texas Panhandle many
many have visited Fort Worth and
,,o,,. .t.,,,..., t,,s,.,,..,t.. -, 80
V'"''''u ''"''"' "e'' ""N
others nave been informed to some eN-
tent through correspondence During
several years past Western Kansas
and Nebraska have been greatly drouth
stricken. the people have become
greatly dlacourapcd over the repentpd
failures OF their crops and have begun
to look around for some location that
Will anord them better opportunities
to rcnp the reward Of their labors
The counties of Cooke, Wichita nnd
Wnbargcr. TeNgl seem TO be- the Oh
icctive points for the eyea of the rX-
ppcted Immigrants. and there is every
reason 10 beiiovr thnt IL pond substan-
tlal farmers come there from tho
bllghtcd regions mentioned they VIII i'm
Tine crrnta a Nan nn,t st'inm1iI na,,,
try. Tho upportunitics exist there ana
only awnlt approprintlon.
"On the 13th. aoth nnd 9th of thIs
month the Rock IsInnd rnIirnnd uIIi
WIN nxcuislona fr,,, Ina Nnr,h w. , nts
scctlon, and il is cxpccted that n muI.
tltude OF people win come into T"xna
and locntc.
"rhc snrlng cropa I'm tho p,rho,dIo
were fine. there we're abundant rims
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-05
HATRED.
The Awful Results of
Family Trouble
MANIFESTED IN THE BARRY CASE.
TESTIMONY BEGUN.
STAMPED ON HIS BODY.
NEARLY ALL THE DAY TAKEN UP
In GETTING THE JURY To-
GErHER.
J. n. Tranthnm, II Neighbor, Placed
On the Stand Late Yesterday
Evening and Testified.
STAMPED ON HIS BODY.


The trial OF the case OF Dave Barry
charged with the murder of Tim Healy,
bis hrotbar-Ip-iow was hay,p lat. ves-
-. - A., 80, ma
'elu'y evening III the roFty-elBh'h o's-
trlct court.
The following fury had been empanel-
"a, ~ a, W., =, -,
w. a'N''' - ''''u 80 ~
Adams, W. H. Littrell' {. h. Murphy,
NJ. j. Pankey, j. II. Light, Dick Sulli-
van 10. Il. Hun ID u Fosaiels 4 G In
-. -, ~, n,
stu" anu w. - Hi"S'
The selection OF the jury occupied
NEARLY the entire dav Tho indictment
uao rood no prosoant,,a At,nrna,, Mo-.
rel about o O'Clock, after about thirty
witnesses had been sworn. The first
Witness was then chilled II was I l.
-. ',-,',
iran'haHl' " he'shoor' WIN So" '"'
bloody ARRAY.
Accnrdino tn bta account bo WAS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-05
Personal MENTION.

70 L., Nt,,t,.,,.,...-,. ..
Ans,t,, N'''so''erS I'tt yesterday for
""Sun'
clty nos, iinmN'ha OF DALLAS us in the
'''''u"s'
r. u. Rose Of Gainesville reached
'"e wy yo"'eruoy'
Y NJ Brcssle or tllg Springs was a
visitor In town yesterday,
a. Il, Lewis of Wcnthcrrord was a
VISITOR IN town yesterday
ID. u, HlrshHcld and wife spent
sunday at Mineral Wells,
Judd Wright came In from pnris
yesterday on business trip,
Hon, Monh j. Moore OF Cameron
was In the city yesterday.
IL. Kopp md family Of I.c,,s,or,
were An thr citv las, s VI '"eNSooro
J. c. bronson and wife NJ Ardror,
1. r., were In the city yesterdnv -
u n Ma, h,. ,.o,,,,,,,, =.
extnndcd ylsi, ~, I rs.u'n W. from an
'N,u''u.u ''sit 10 Kansas city
n'no,h "a, Nul,h,ns'on ana wife of
aV"eu 'he e''y yesterday.
MRS. j. Il. Nicholson left today for
WATERFOWL N. ", on the Katy Flyer.
Miss Clark OF Gainesville is visiting
MISS Anna Hutchinson ON South Main
street
w. n. Matherson, a Mansfield mar
chant. was among the wholesale men
yesterdaI
y. A. Beaumont left Yesterday No.
tornoon on an extended business trln
In the East
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-05

which win occur in case OF the resigna-
tion of Hon. II. O. Head, and specula-
ton is still rife as to who will be the
fortunate candidate In case the resig-
nation should actually occur.
Among other interesting develop
ments since tho bar meeting on sat
urday Is the statement by Judge Booty
that he was not an applicant for the
place, and had so informed everyone
who had approached him on the sub
ject. number of ballots were cast
for Judge Booty at the bar meeting,
they being evidently under the erro-
neous impression that he was can
didate for the place
In case OF resignation, Judge Head
will, according to his present calcula-
tons. return TO Sherman and go Into
partnership there with Hon. f. G. D!l-
lard with whom he was practiclng law
when he was chosen to I'LL his present
position.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-05

ter. Miss Sue Williams, will spend the
winter months In Fort Worth. with
Judge and Mrs. William d. Williams.
John ]. Lewis. Hyden, Ky; VIM. w.
Graham. Dallas. f. NJ. Biggs, Wind
sor. Colo, and e. J. Porter. LABEL,
Mo. are registered at the Hotel RICHIE
lieu.
Raymond Miller OF Pueblo. Colo, was
In the city yesterday. Mr.. Miller Is
register OF the United States land Of
iice at Pueblo. and was on his return
from Atlanta.
O.. NJ. Sutherland, formerly with Jo-
seph II. Brown Of this city. now with
st. Louis house, is In the city, ac-
companied by his wife. They are
guests of Capt. J. +. Ellis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-05
THE CITY.


Grammers drug store.
Have your plumbing put in repair
by Ackley Il Osborne.
Fort Worth contributed her share to
the success OF the state fair this sea-
son,
Drug store. "old Reliable" court
house square. N. H. Grammer
Many people of Fort Worth regret
that trains from Dallas run so they
We're unable to take In the fireworks
and get home the same night
II you want a real nice, nobby Jacket
or an elegant cape for very little money
call right away and see the st. Louis
Millinery company.
Houston will soon be the center OF
interest to the racing men OF the city.
Did you see the big stick OF candy at
the Ben U. Rell Candy factory. COS
Main street, He makes 'em.
A large number of the fast horses
owned I'm Fort Worth are being taken
from Dallas to the Southern races.
The freshest and best candy in town
at the Ben U. Bell Candy factory, COS
Main street.
This week is cloak week with the
ST. Louis Millinery company, and they
intend to make prices low enough TO
sell mole wraps than any two houses
In Texas. Now is your time 10 buy
n real nice wrap for little money.
Don't forget 1t is the st. Louis Mil
linery company making these low
prices.
Yesterday the city tax collector filed
complaints against two parties for not
paying their occupation tax. which is
the first time this has had TO be done
since he was In office.
Little but loud is the Ben U. Bell
Candy factory, sos Main street.
George l.. Cause funeral director and
embalmer. Fun assortment OF under
takers goods. Takes full charge az
funerals and furnishes all necessary
requirements. No. Sil West Weather
ford.
Just received at the st. Louis Mi.
linery company, two hundred new
nobby Jackets. at as cents on the dol.
lar.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Broad
way Presbyterian church will meet M
the church today ut y. IN. ana the
board OF deacons at p. m. Important
business.
The st. Louis Millinery company
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-05
A Delightful Musical Entertainment
Mt City Hall Tonight.

The Y. NJ. c. A. Star Lyceum course
attraction tonight at the city hall Is
the Schuberts. and that II Will be
delightful musical entertainment Is
well known.
The program for the evening is as
follows:
Qusrtette--Spring is Come. Buck
Schuberts.
neutrality-suspicious. TriOcuphale....
Miss Hughes.
Quartette-(a) When Evenings Twi-
light; (b) Absence. .Halton
Schuberts.
solo--L.end Me Your Aid Queen OF
sheba) ...,.......... ......"Gounod
Mr.. Battle.
Qulntette-Serenade (ShuberD....
............ .........,,.....au Wade
Schuberts.
Solo-Clang OF the Forge. Rodney
Mr.. Wade.
Quartette--Creole Love Song E. Smith
Schuberts.
SOlo-Harp-Au de Ballet e. .Oberthue
Miss Hughes
Duet-friond or Oe...,..........M Macy
Messrs. johnson and HOLSTER.
Quiptette-The Last Chord ........
...s....s. ss'.s.s.. 5ulnNan- w ade
SChuberta
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-05

hotel. He examined me and SOW -.
his medicine. l took 1t douptihs ~,
trusting that he would cure my iel' n
suffering. / have only been usirs !,
medicines three days and now r,,A
walk well without any cane OF wi n
l am thankful for the great goy n
have received, as It is COD se up
me. LEVI CHANpLla /.
Sworn to and subscrioen
my presence, this 2ith o'
(Seal) October. 1895. roS
Notary Public, Tarrant Uop \. N
VENO'S CURATIVE Sfhur M
best and only scientific cure; t.ysl
only cures Malaria (chills anu r,rr+
but thoroughly cures Catarrh, SrdS
patton and Liver trouble. IL
ems the nerves, clears the pian N
vigorates the stomach and purine, ..H
blood. leaving no III effects. ins Jjsr
cine has for its body the famous ,str,s.
drindod water, the great germ Use M
er and blood purifier. and WIZ"
with -, i.
VENo's ELECTRIC FLUID
cure the worst and most as'pssslr
cases OF Rheumatism. Paraiysiss n,irs
tica, Neuralgia and all aches anu ~
No home should be withou, a.
medicines. They are sold AZ " curf
Ask your druggist to get Veny r1d|
tive Syrup and Veno's Elecu,o pra|
for you, or write to the 'eno
Co.. Pittsburg, Pa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-05

wnterworiss Extension VIII lie Put
In at an Enriy Dny.

All the necessary data for the ex-
tension of the water works system in
the Seventh, Eighth and other wards
has been gathered after an extensive
conference, besides the local surveys,
and the extension will be made at once
when the money from the sale of the
notes Is received, The notes are now
in New York, and will be sold as soon
as the prospective buyers satisfy them
selves OF the legality of the Issue Ia
mere formality), so that IL IL anticl-
pnted that the entire matter will be
settled within week or ten days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-05

Elder Ferry u. Johnson and Andrew
II. Jackson win Debate,

Elder Perry u. johnson and Andrew
jackson, Esq, will meet in debate
IN the near future. Tho subject of the
debate VIII be the existence of a su-
preme being, human responsibility, he
net In the bible, the resurrection OF
christ, ana mans knowledge OF right
and wrong. MIR. Jackson will dlgcugs
the question from FREQ thlnIters'
stand point and Elder johnson from
that OF Christian belief.
both gentlemen are speakers of nblll-
" and an interesting discussion Is an
ticlpated when they meet. The de.
pate VIII BE- public and Will take place
some time In December.
--=--------===-N r-=-==a
Schuberts at city hnll tonigbt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-05
Tnn CRY CAUGHT UP.
All BiIs Up to Date WIN he Paid
ut Once.

been about month behind with liz
settlements, but this state OF affairs
IL TO last no longer, The mayor thinks
that Mt the council meeting tonight ar
rangements will be made 20 make en-
ployes and other creditors happy by
paying all bills up TO date.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-05
FORT WORTH TEX
An Extraordinary Affair
IN FORT WORTH.

A Man Who Had Becn IA Connrmsd
Cripple ana Unable to Take u Step
Without IA Crutch and Cane for
Four Years Created Excitement
Yesterday by Laying Down Hs
Cane and Crutch and WalLins.
This Was the Result of Treatment
by Neno's Medicines-He Was 10
OyerjOyed That He Went Before
4. NJ. Templeton ana swore to the
Facts Printed below. NJ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-05

The Infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. VI. r.
Minis, died Sunday night at O'clock
and was buried yesterday afternoon.
Tho funeral services were held az the
residence Of the parents, In the Glen
wood addition. Mr. and Mrs. Mims
have the sympathy OF a large circle
OF friends, Mr. Minis In one OF the
city mail carriers and his brother car
ricrs attended the funeral OF his little
son I'm body
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-05
Tun COLLECTIONS BETrnn.
city collector Has Received saT, 900
More Than Last Year.

AZ the city collectors office II Is
said that collections are slower than
they have been at any corresponding
period In recent years. The total col
lectiOns for October We're S900T SO, as
against sSlel,27 for September. How
ever II may be said that the average
collections for the year up to the first
Of this month are SiSS, 600, as opposed
TO Sill,OOo for the first ten months
OF last year, n gain OF $4,000 for the
current ycnr This is pointer TO
Fort Worth's increasing prosperity.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-05

George isaacs. whose sensational
'riai Tor murder and his conviction
ana life sentence are fresh In the minds
OF the public, was brought down from
Qnanah Sunday and placed In the
Tarrant county jail.
walter Young pleaded guilty TO
horsotheft in the Seventeenth district
court yesterday ana was sentenced 10
nNe years In the penltentiary. He had
preViouaiy received sentence Tor Inc
same onenHc nj Hillsbord. ''u
suit WAS nlrd yesterday by Malta
9. brown AGAINST b. H. and Ii. s
NJ. A. 60, l-7T--
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-05
1905 1907 NAM STREET.,
T600-2-4-6 RUSK STREE


have the largest line of fine capes and
hobby Jackets in the town, and Will
sell them % per cent cheaper than any
house In the town.
Union labor men of the city viii
now give a practical example of the
workings of reciprocity.
Great surprise has been expressed
,t tSe suadnnnssg win which the
Holmes trial ended, but no regrets
have been wasted ON the result.
This is big millinery week with the
st. Louis Millinery company, and they
will sell all and everything in the
millinery line % to 80 per cent cheap
err than any house in Texas. Don't
forget, we are the people to do 1t. st.
Louis Millinery company.
And rtoi,,,o, ala ,o, want % oo,,e
back to Fort Worth.
Best selected stock of nianOs and
organs In the city. Easy payments. l..
H. Chestnut, 2O7 Main.
To the Publc.-Having purchased the
j. S. De Baum stock of groceries nj
trustees sale at remarkably low
price, am in position TO furnish you
goods at unheard of prices. 1 win keep
the freshest and newest goods on the
market Terms, spot cash. Come and
money. Trusting to have the pleasure
Gnu yu vomrs Egu II PRESS p, am respect
- ''u''' -, II. ii'"'""'
some complaint IS heard In Inherent
quarters about the decision of the
cliy iathers to retrench and econo-
turss: others applaud Which is
See the Round oal, and try oro TT =
Lathrop. 6O5 Main street FGrt Nortb
Ono con ,,o,1 800. a.. -. -,
house cit,, I bam neur u'e yitg court
Ir,r, w., nun or other pullulhBs IN
stranga,s t nar S'tu i'oal any ilulhper OF
our many 6mn snoci i,oS. laForaoly on
ture They take them as so many evil
dences of the clty's prosperity, and
that is what they are.
Co, ,,,,
L.athrop. 605 Main straot ~. o',y II; Ia
,,t,,a ,,,,, -
Schrum Is attracting considerable at
ing performances.
rye EAhlbition.--The world renown-
give free exhibitions daily M Tho Ba1
U. Bell candy factory, sos Main street
Get figures from AclSlev &, ps soree.,
va Won youp Plumbing They will save
wy DetectiNN Rom Talbot arrested
a colored woman named Martha Eu-
s gs,,Ms YESTERDAY 1y on the charge of
street ST. n'ess rom lady on Cherry
was sent 10 Jan
Humphreys sells cloth bound novels
Tor Zoe
nTtRrnnIn q
who works at one of the hotels vas
ms room in the block opposite. he lost
from his pocket a lady's size gold
watch which he valued al s25 A diiil
eS"' s'"'oh iailed TO find the property.
To be Closed out-Mv rr,,.a Mt
OF fruits cigars. tobacco and candy
so 4 can make and buy more. Ben II
Duh oVs Main street.
The knights of tho uo,,.,,
their regular meeting last Sa,,, neiu
night and two new memhsrs saturday
tiated q" ''''"oers were ini-
Humphreys bookstora 1, a.,
and novel; of schooI books. magazines
There was an enio,.at,.
ler's Lake last MIN; iunce - ~
pies partlcinatinm twenty-five cou-
can a.s
Wan, anu see Il. w Lake when Won
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-05

The best salve In the world for cuts
brulse. sores, ulcers salt rheum, fever
sores. letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions. and pos
lively cures piles or no pay required
1t Is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price %
cents box. For sale by ]. p. Nicks
Al,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-05

be fully competent. The new 'D n "
liclts the trade of the friesus I'm
Howe Drug company, anu nsr,ly.
pleased 10 serve the public se', 10
Among the cattlemen IN "a u, J.
yesterday were ". MaSneia as spi !.
Hoseland of Hin county. A. ~, "
NJ. Lynn OF Mineral Wells' uis
S. s. Coleman OF Meridian
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-05

State of Texas, Cow
ty of Tarrant. IS. Per
sonally appeared before
me, a notary public u
and for the state anl
county aforesaid. NJ
Levi Chandler, living
at 1919 East First street
Fort Worth, who being
by me duly sworn e
cording to law depa'
eth and sayeth as =.
lows. In December, lM
L was stricken dow1
with rheumatism an.
have been a constAn
sufferer ever since ala
for the past four ySu
have not been abe y
walk a step without
crutch and cane. LAY ~.
doctored and spent y.
of money and gol N
relief until 1 ylslls
DIR. Veno at WeIu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-05

Two marriage licenses were granted
yesterday. as follows: MIR. n. s.
French ana Miss Sailie Turner and
~, Joseph d. Johnson and Miss Ada
Price.