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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-11
REPLY BY BOWLER.
CLAIMS Az uNCoNsTITUTIONAL LAW
Is No LAW AND NOT no
he oDEyED.


CHICAGO. Aug 10.
The hearing before Comptroller Bow
Ter on the constitutionulity OF the STU
gar bounty law. which has been In
progress for the past four days, was
concluded today;
hon. Thomas j. semmes uf New
orleans was the only speaker. He
presented a carefully prepared legal
argument, contcnding:
]. That II the construction of the con-
stitution by congress Is binding In
the courts, then the power to tax for
bounty to a particular Industry II no
longer an open question.
O. That this course of Legislative ac-
quiescencee is as old AZ the nation II
self 1t has been sanctioned by BOTH di-
rect and indirect bOuntles.
MIR. Semmcs said that the PROPOSE
lions outlined had been laid by the at
torncy general In the test Of the valid
ity of the Mckinley law and he de-
Tended them as correct Mr. Semmes
quoted many presidents In which con-
gress had granted bountles ana made
appropriations for purposes other than
those specifically enumerated. He said
congreas had exercised this preroButiNe
under the general welfare clause Of the
| constitution and IT. right had never
! been questioned until the district cir
| cult court OF appeals delivered its re-
l cent opinion lie declared this court
| to be- only Il territorial and not consil-
| uuionul court. and said that Ia such
matters as the bpstownl of bouutluS
or other gratultieH. congress was the
| keeper Of the uOnsciences Of the peo-
] pie. No court could vt upon the ais.
I posltluu OF the people to do equity ana
charity. lie cuntcnded that " CON
grcas had power TO do equity ut all
/ the prerogutivr was one which could
/ not be- limited. except by the people
1T the ballot box
Mr. Bowler in replying To pulnta
made by Mr. Semmes laid down the
principal that the people benefited by
"a law should know whether II Is valid
and said that an unconstitutional law
was equal to no law at all, He con
tinued that congress was the agent o
the people only IN u limited sense, ant
said there was such thing IN repeal
Ing a privilege never given, and tina
congress had repeatedly taken tint
Atep, notably In the income tax law,
Mir Semmca said the comptroller ha,
authority to cpnatrue statute, Du
not the constitution, ana the comp
troler had only advisory power, and 4
nullfy Il statement was not to con
Htruc No official not even the preal
dent. ns Andrew johnson had discov
rrQd to hla sorrow, had any more RICH
than an ordinary citizen To dlsregau
an act OF congress on constitutions
gOrunda. though he had more oppoi
tunlty only judiciary could declar
the law In matters Of appropriation
congress was supreme,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-11
THE DETROIT SAILS.
VESSEL Is VOW on THE moan TO
ZOO CHOW.
An Earnest Effort WIN lie Made to
rrotcc, American Missionaries
by Navy Department.

Washington, Aug. i0,-The navy de-
pnrtment this afternoon received a
oablegram announcing that Comno-
durc Newell had sailed from Shanghai
with the Detroit for Foo Chow. FOO
Chow IL about 400 miles south OF Shnng.
hal and Is the nearest seaport to the
scene OF the riotlng, llwnsang Is about
10 miles away from Foo Chow and
mgbok atty miles,
The dispatohlng OF the Detroit to
Foo Chow was construed at the navy
department TO mean that both Miuis,cr
DENLY and Admiral Carpenter who,
with the flagship Baltimore, Is at Ma
gaslNi, about 400 miles from Shanghai
across the Yellow Sea. are fully alive
to the situation and propose to have an
American cruiser as close as possible
to the scene OF the disturbances for
the protection Of such of the mission
aries as may fee TO the coast and also
to enforce such demands "a may be
| made. Notwithstanding this evidence OF
the activity OF Minister DENLY and Ad-
| mirnl Carpenter Acting Secretary Nc
| Adee immediately cnbled Admiral Car
| pointer apprlslng him Of the apprehen-
| sion here In regard to tho>lafety OF the
| lives and property OF American citizens
| In China and instructing hlm to use
every possible effort for their protec'
! ton lie also asked the admiral tc
cable him at once the real situation
and the prospects OF further disturb
| ancea involving American interests.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-11
SHERMAN BUDGET
A DECISION RENDERED. IN FAVOR
OF THE POLICE.
The Capital stock of the Baseball
Association Doubled - other
sherman Matters.

Sherman. Tex. Aug, 1O,-(speclap--
AT a recent meeting Of the West Hin
Cemetery association, the following Of
iicers We're elected: Mrs, j. =. Geren,
president; Mrs. A. $. Turner, secretary;
Mrs. Barlow, treasurer, The president
appointed a number OF ladies TO serve
ON the executive committee, The COM
mittee meets Tuesday to select chair
man. \ full report Of the society during
the past year Will he published In few
days.
Arrangements are being made by the
Populist enthusiasts for the reception
of Weaver, Waite and Mary Ellen
Lease when they come to attend the
POpulist convention.
The capital stock of the sherman
base ball association was changed at
recent meeting Of the stockholders
from $500 to $4,000, and that amount
will be deposited In bank before the
opening OF next season.
The Commercial Club gave a swell
ban last evening ut their elegant rooms
ON East Pecan street. The elite of the
city were out and the affair was a sue
cess. An elegant luncheon was served
and music and dancing We're the feat
ures of the season.
The colored folks "old settlers pic
ME- at Batsell's park was prolonged
through today, and VIII wind up with
n big prayer meeting tomorrow morn
ing.
The prohlbs are beginning to agitate
a little now, and II Is probable that
the fight Will wax warm, commencing
with the ordering of an election by
the county commissioners court next
week.
The city attorney has advised the
| mayor that until 1t becomes possible
| to make the necessary ordinances. the
| city police court has the right to as
sert jurisdiction over such cases as 1t
is granted Jurisdiction over by the new
| charter, The police have been in
! structed to arrest all persons found
| carrying pistols and bring them Ia
! police court for trial
| w. r. Gaines, indicted for the murder
Of Charles Koch In Sherman several
weeks ago, and under sentence OF -four
years for assault to murder the same
man several months previous to the
| killing has filed motion for new
trial, and the case will come up in In,
district court next Thursday The fol
lowing Monday the murder cas-,
against him will be called.
Capt. W. II. Patty left this morninl
for n pleasure trip in the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mety went to Colo
RADIO this morning to spend few
weeks.
S w Porter of the Merchants ant
Planters National bank received tel
egram this morning announcing the Sc
rious Illness OF his mother In Mlssls
sippl.
MIR, and Mrs. Morrison Ewing an,
County Clerk T. w. Hudson returne,
today from trip to Rockport and Gal
weston.
Bishop and Mrs. Key have returne,
from their Colorado trip.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-11
OLD CONFEDERATES.
VETERANS HAD 4 GREAT DAY At
sTEPuENNILLE.
Thursday WAS the Great my of the
Encnmpm"nt-oihccr Elected.
A Game of baseball.

stcphenyille Tex. Aug. 9,-tspocloD
Yesterday the crowd seemed in
creased by fully 20 per cent. The morn
ing session opened With business
meeting, at which the following officers
wore elected; ~ u. More, president
D. H. Eager. first ylca-prpsl1cnt. l..
Young, second Interpretations Mac II,
Roll. secretary Il. II, Lonr, Assistant
secrctury aud treasurer u 49, smith,
chaplain.
Dublin was selected rs the next place
OF meeting and tho first Wednesday In
August uH the proper time,
Mr. Mac ID. Ken was highly compll-
mented on his faithful and efficient SER
vice during the past year as secretary
Major Beech, Mr., Collins ana MIR, Rcil
We're highly satisfied With the result OF
the reunion arrangements,
Resolutions were passed thanking
them FOR the time. labor and money
which they had spent during the im-
mensp preparations.
The second game OF the series OF
three games during the reunion be-
| tween Brawnwud and StephenVillc Was
! played Thursday evening, Result
| Brownwond, ~ Stepheuvile, TO-
~ s y, m, another beautiful pro 'rnm
was rendered under the direction OF
| Mra. Vincent, which included the toll
/ lowing
''plxie," by THIRD regiment band.
4
teen young ladies'
Bonnie Blue Flag" chorus.
''The Conquered Banner recitation
by Miss llymRn.
Floral decoration by the children.
Song, Let the Dead and tn,
Beautiful Rest" by Miss Mary Hymai
and quartet,
Flowers OF the SOUTH recitation, b!
MiHs Alma Russell.
| 1.-THE Star spapgled Banner sonl
by Mr., Leonard and chorus,
March Of the stutes-the broken clr
clc--the perfect circle,
Columbia and her daughters, nifty
one young ladies',
Nmerea. ehorup,
This closed the program for the .dR
aud the association adjourned until
n, m, this morning, when a short bus
ncsB meeting was held
The lust game OF ball between Urnwi
wood and Stcphcuvllle was called, ST
phcnvllle knocked the sphere all owe
the outhcld. while Brownwood coul.lu
see H. In the sixth inning Taeknber
OF Fort Worth, who was playing wit
Bruwnwood cut across frat base an
was called out by Umpire Roberts
This Infatuated the Brownwood boy
who left the field. The umpire deolar,
Stephcnville the winner by score
10 TO T.
In the walking race Hope won mr.
money, while Petite, Wheeler and 1t
, came in later
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-11
SOONERS.
COrbett and FitZ Have a
Scrap.
coRDETT PULLS NEW ZEALAND
ERs PRoBosCIs.
| THEN THEY CLlNCHED.
FRIENDS SEPARATE THEM WHILE
TABLEWARE is FLYING
THROUGH THE AIR.
After the Fuss Is Over corbet Dc-
IIbcrnteIy walked over and
spIt In FitE's Face.
THEN THEY cLINtHED


PHILADELPHIA Aug ~
Champion James j. Corbett ana
Robert Fitzsimmons had an lmprompt9
scrap tonight in the barroom OF
Greens Hotel, but neither man was
injured. Both men are stopping at
Green's hotel. Corbett reached this
city about 1850 o'clock tonight from
Wilmington, where he had spared.
four rounds with John McVey. He. ~
company with his brother Joe and
some friends, won't 20 their hotel
where they met Fit2simmons in the
barroom.
Corbett walked up TO the New Yea
lander and said: well, now you are
shooting OFF your mouth about me
funking ON account of that bicycle
race and that you will pull my nose.
Now / will do this nose pulling ana
the champion gave Fltzslmmon's ma
sal organ IA smart tweak. The two
men cllnched, and before any damage
was done they were separated. F'ltZ-
simmons then turned upon Joe Cor
bctt, who had grabbed the lanky fight
Grand attempted to quit him with his
head Joe broke away from Fit2sim-
mons, at the same tine saying, You
big -, you can't whip me, to say
nothing OF my brother"
Fitzsimmons reached around. picked
up a decanter and hurled It at Joe
Corbett, but 1t went wide OF Its mark.
lie then grabbed Il castor and was in
the act OF throwing 1t at young Cor
belt, when he was seized by spe-
clal officer. When the quarrel had
apparently been smoothed over Jim
COrbett walked over to Fitzsimmuns
and spat in his face. The New Hea-
lander was apparently not anxious to
tackle the champion, and Fit2simmons
was taken out of the hotel by some
| friends.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-11
mAnprN SAYS NOTHING.
His Friends CEiaim Him for no'"
Gold and silver.

Frankfort, Ky, August 1O,-General
Hardin has not declared his POSITION
on the silver question since the petno 'a
cratic state convention. Just pelorS
the convention. General Hardin lssueu
a card saying that he would aplue %
the combined wisdom Of the cehVen- ven
tion. though he had advocated lree
silver at 10 to l during the whole can
vases. Ill,
General Hardin is not here. and ms
most Intimate friends will not venture
10 speak for him. 1t is not believer
that General Hardin will declare nm
self until the joint debate in the OPEN
ing OF the campaign on August ~
The administration and sound money
Democrats are claiming the platform
lis Enthusiastically for sound money ana
that Hardin knew It when nominated,
while Senator Blackburn and his free
silver following have placed dinerent
construction thereon, and claim thet u
Is all they want. State officials reluse y,
to state what they believe Hardin VIII
do. 80 81, 40
Free silver men claim he will hold TO
his former views, while sound money
Democrats are inclined to believe ne
will eyade the matter, and refer 10 me
action of the Democracy as satisfactory
10 him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-11

Iavana, August lO.--A band OF in
surgents recently nrcd upon band
OF government troops engaged In guard
Ing the Romeli Plantation In the prov
incc OF Santiago de Cuba. Two soldiers
We're wounded.
The column OF government troops
commanded by Gen. Navarro has cN-
changed shots with an insurgent force
at MayRguaho, Two Insurgents We're
killed and the troops captured u guam
tlty OF arms, Seven soldiers were
wounded.
band OF insurgents numbering
about forty men have been raised in
the district OF Cruces, province OF
Santa Clara, They plundered a store
and were pursued by the oivll guards
and volunteers. who overlook them
and exchanged shots. The insurgents
| lost two killed and Ave wounded,
Later at Emboscade near Cruces
| there was further shooting and one
more insursent was killed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-11
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs

Winston, N. c.. Aug. 1O.-News
reached here today Of a big revenue
raid In Surry county. in which the
officers and moonshiners had a fierce
battle. Four OF the latter were ar
rested. two OF whom We're women. Not
one of the parties are thought 10 be
fatally injured.
Nashville. eTnn., Aug. iO.-Chief Jus
tlce Fuller and Justices Brown and
Brewer will reach Nashville tomorrow
TO attend the funeral OF Justice Jack
son.
New York. Aug. lO.-The tug Wallace
Il. Flant will leave for Newport To-
night. having been ordered BY NJ. iselln
to tow the yacht Defender down 10 her
home moorlngs at New Rochelle.
Madrid Aug. l0.---It is reported that
the United States claims that Spain
should pay interest on the Mora In
dcmnity. 1t is reported that the span
ish government Will refuse its de-
mand.
st. Louis. No. Aug. i0.-AIrs. HAYDEN
Rublemann, prominent In West End
society. while out cycling last nirht
WAS knocked from her wheel by hishl
waymen, pounded Into unconsclousnesu
and her diamond earrings torn from her
| ears, A
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-11
CARRIAGE FACTORY.
WACO HOPES TO SECURE ONE Al
AN EARLY DATE.
Forty Thousand Dollars of the stock
Has Been subscribed - The
ropuIist Camp Meeting.

Waco, Tex, Aug. io.--(SpeclaL)--rt Is
understood that $4,000 OF the capital
stock for the proposed carriage factory
to be established by the citizens OF
Waco has already been subscribed,
and the Commercial club stands
pledged to give the factory twenty
acres OF available land when the
amount OF subscription reaches 100000.
The work thus far accomplished shows
Gratifying progress, and certainly
seems to form the basis upon which
TO build up one OF the best Industries
Waco can possibly secure.
Prof, l.. Eyth, chairman OF the COM
mlttee on arrangements for the Popu-
list camp meeting, which viii begin
next Wednesday, says all Indications
are that an immense throng viii be In
attendance.
The salvation Army camp meeting Is
meeting with much success. and the
attendance continues large.
Tomorrow II II expected that vast
crowd win be present and participate
in and witness the services.
All kinds Of morning newspaper rii-
mors could be heard on the streets OF
Waco today. hut nothing definite Is
known as 20 the probability OF new
morning paper TO succeed the News
which suspended last evening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-11

are expected at Carlsbad shortly, and
the Prince of Wales, the Grand Duke
Michael OF Russia and the Grand
Duchess OF Mecklenberg Will arrive
there on the 18th,
The government has issud an order
that henceforth the German officials
are only to admit such American pork
and sausage as ~ officially stamped
and labelled "Microscoplcally Examin-
ed" in addition to the regular inspec-
ton.
The United States Ambassador, MI
Theodore C. Runyan, returned 20 the
CITY today,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-11
GOLD no M COINED.
All Gold Bullion to he Made Into Coin
As Fast as Possible.

director OF the mint, today in explana-
tion OF the shipment of Sl,000,000 In gold
bullion from New York TO Philadelphia
said that 1t was the present purpose
of the government 20 coin with reascn-
able rapidlty all Its stock OF gold bull
lion. This amounts TO nearly S60,000.-
600, about all of which Ii In New York.
There Is said to be no special signlfi-
canoe In this order for the coinage OF
the gold bullion. ms It Ia said 10 be
solely for the purpose OF making II
available for all purposes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-11

Thcy FiIi the Air win smoke at
Puget sound.

fires In this part of the state caused
an enormous damage to property ana
for the past two weeks the smoke has
been 30 dense In the Puget Sound cities
that II Is with difficulty the people are
able u stand the sitting atmosphere.
1t has been several weeks sing ram
fell, consequently the ares haNs as-
sumcd tremendous proportions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-11
coxEr vii GO no waco.
lie VIII Address the PopuiiSts Mt
Their Camp Meeting.

Waco. Tex. August i0.4-(speclal)--
A telegram was received tonight by
Chairman Eyth OF the Popullst camp
meeting arrangements committee from
Gen" j, =, CoNey OF commonwoal
army fame. co~ey says he Will ar
rive In Waco next Tuesday night and
speak Mt the opening OF the Populist
campmeetlng ON "Wednesday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-11

Reno, New. August l0,-slNty cars OF
mutton sheep and lambs leave Rene
Sunday for Chicago. This IL tho firat
shipment, and Il satisfactory pricee are
realized other shipments WIN follow
The San francisco market has been
overetsckedf long that noekmnst.rs
are dotermlncd 10 start new maiSet
Cor their product
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-11

II. A. BcdichcE shot by Hen n.
Ward.

Rogers. TEX. Aug. lO.--tspeclal)--
EARLY this morning an alteration took
place between Ben r. Ward and i. A..
Bedicher. which resulted In the latter
being shot through the groin. The
wound Is not thought to he dangerous.
1t Is reported that Bcdlcher fired iirst.
Ward Is supposed to have acted In
self-defcnse. and has surrendered 10 the
authorities. Ward until recently was
Bedchcr's tenant. and the trouble
grew out Of some adjustment OF ilnan-
cial matters.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-11

the first bale OF new cotton to Temple
this morning. The bale was auctioned
on. and the highest bid was 8 S-fc. a
subscription list was circulated. and
about $50 raised as a premium Just af-
ter this bale was sold, Frank Mott from
near Seaton, brought In the second,
and II was also sold by auction and
brought 10c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-11

A Desperate Hattie Fought with
Them In OLinhomn.

Chccotah, okla, August l0.-Rufus
Buck, Lucky Bruner, Sam Simpson and
Naomi july were arrested yesterday
after desperate battle near Okmulgee.
A few days ago these, together with
Lewis Davis, ravishod three white
women, one Of whom has since died.
Davis escaped More than 100 Joined
In the chase for these men, but they
We're captured by the Indian police.
Much excitement prevails and lynch
Ing IS talked Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-11

Frederick II. Coudcrt May lie Made
Associate Justice.

New York. August lO.--The World
tomorrow win say: 1t can be an
nounced as fact that Frederick r.
Coudert can be the successor OF the
late Justice Howell e. Jackson on the
United States supreme court bench II
he will accept the honor. more or
less formal tender of the place has peeh
made TO him, and cablegram from
him in Europe announcing his decision
IL now being awaited. Mr. Coudert
has been abroad for some time, and IS
understood to be in Paris.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-11
THE LUMBER Anpvrs.
Material for the Dallas AmphitheHter
ON the Ground.

on the Ground.
Dallas, Tex, Aug. 10. ESPECIAL. 1.-THE
lumber, or rather. 100000 feet, for the
new ampltheater, has arrived The
arena Will be on the Widow Browder
tract of land just northeast of the en-
trance to the fair grounds. James j..
Corbett win come TO Texas September
81 Mann Trice, assistant attorney
general is In the city..,.The "honest
money" men OF this city are in favor OF
state convention, to be held at Fort
Worth In September
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-11

Rutledge, Ga. Aus. TIN just aitoen
minutes after I shot the old man, Cora and
were married" The speaker was young
WIN Green, who shot aud Instantly kulcd
Major !. Y. Estes on May ~ and who was
caught yesterday al Mason Cora was Eatos'
pretty daughter and Green was clipping with
hgr The father overlook them at NOwbefn.
and, az he reached In the buggy after his
daughter. Green shot him dead
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-11

Mrs Maloney-"An' how is your Patsoy
Molke sent hint"
Mrs. o'Callahan-''sure. he's hayin' the
owns own toimc. He slugs the loite out
ay thin in the boxing class. and already
hes nearly kili three policemen in New
Have1.'
Mrs Maloney-"Arrah, A college eddi-
cation Is a foine thing!"-Puck.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-11

The Misses DDnlavey entertained
quite q nunhpr ne friends III their
home Sos Missouri avenue. Monday
evening, Cameo ard miflr w.fo tie
lcadlng ieatnfef - III hest, efreah.
nleu,s weie~eir
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-11

p1TrsBuRG. II, TENA, IAyg
Best 50 house o. az, .n' I'D y
to depots, postum
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-11

License TO wed We're issued yosterdav
to Richard Collier ana Miss Catherins
Drevernei q. IL, Thompson and Miss
Minnie Moore. '"'As
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-11

b. Eberlng VS.. t. F. Walker, suit to
revive judgment.
Mary r. T.. Hearne vs. S q. Clark,
Putt tresspNss to try title.
w. II. Chllson vs.. i, W. Hoyt. debt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-11

feeling here until the Powerful and
Terrlfic are finished. We have no cruiser
which could maintain a like speed iot
such a continuous rate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-11

BRowNwooD, TEXAS =
ALTMAN HOTEL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-11

Eihel-'But mama, it--it tastes awfol ,
Mrs, upiodate tencolrnglnglyi-.,r hsr.
there. Ethel. take Il like a little man
Jadxs.
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Temple Tex. Aug. specially
u pros'n, from near payilia. brought
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-11

ALvARApO. ,,ra1 HOB
Mrs. N. E. Malicious
per day. ------.-'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-11

GRANBuRY, TEXAS, v,
BRAZoS HoIh.
Reopened in good style, ~ IVA
Mrs Louise FeOre. pfvp'....l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-11

GRAPEVINE. TEXAS. -
POWELL HOUSE !,
James Powell, proprietor. y y.
nlshed and painted. e1H
free.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-11

GRANBURY. TEXAS.
MUTT HOUSE
First-class accommoua'It,,
sample rooms free; terms ~
l.. Mutt, proprietor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-11

GILMER, TEXAS. novrr,
HOTEL Rolhn
First-class Accommodate, ~
travelling public; 500, u ~
beds, and a table eauai ~
Texas. Free sample TIT
lent. Rates. 81 per aa5,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-11

WIN" ,i,. ms wlte's wardrobe he hung
his dress suit with great care.
She says it Is not there.
-Droekiyn Life.