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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

comanche, /. r., May al have
gust returned from an extensive trip
through tho Fort Sill country. Having
seen reports In the Gazette to the eff
feet that Texas cattlemen were leas-
ing Oklahoma school lands. and that
other cattiemon on the coveted
ground were making preparations for
war, 1 Thought perhaps In certain
contingencies OF that war ca the set
tiers might round up tho great Fort
sill country. 1 knew how and whore
10 get information BY an overland
trip OF 100 miles and made 1t, Tho
atute OF Affairs ~ after this fashion;
The cattlemcn viii try 10 make the
public believe that they are going to
Nacate the Fort sill country aud 30
10 Oklahoma; they refuse 10 lease In
the Fort Sill country; they have got
81 and Will keep II. freel They stnnd
IN with the gold bugs. and state law
81 no obstacle IN tho way OF an admins
tratlon order.
l inquired OF ono who knew what II
meant by leasing school lands in Ok
lahoma for n cattle ranch. 4 said school
lands are two sections In thirty-slN,
aud In the strip four In thrty-slN; how
are you going TO hold the thirty-fuur
HcctiOnH OF United States homcateads2
We are going to hold them by force,
he replied
This IL the situation. The same man
IN the department OF the Interior who
MS charge OF the Fort sin country
also has charge OF tho homcstcadl In
Oklahoma. See2 Now. n crowd OF
settlers (homc scekcra) viii Join hands
with those In Oklphonn and 10 there
en- naasc, after tho rings put their
cattle on range, the secretary OF the
inteltor ~ powerlcss TO keep home
seekers or by law. The settler will
have both law and force for backing.
What viii the cattle king haveg Now
y the time to force the proof before
aho world, when the caulemen have
their stand In"
wan told by tho cattle hnga' Mt
torney that instead OF old Cockreil
helping us TO open the Fort Sill coun-
try That he tho attorney was CONF
ing Into the Indian Territory IN a cor
tain judicial district. and that he ana
the judge would send mo to Joliet peni-
tentiary. Rich. " Is uot2 Courts in
mo hands Of men who will enforce
silence against outlaws, DO you won
der that the people are demanding
home rulc2
Eight wagon loads OF settlers arrived
yeatcrday but those tldinga are toIJ
80 often that but little In Thought OF IA
any more. Let them come. Every
wagon load makes this country thnt
much moro safe and sure for ur. lei
them come, for n tho cnttlemon mix
matters In oklahoma. 600 miles AWAY.
thon the Fort SIN country IN ours. or no,
body'A' The Fort SIN leases pusturanl
are out aud the country IL strictly a
government ranch
When the cnttlomcn fall out the set
'ierp WIN fan In and set their home
steauS' j. $. WORKS,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
HIGH SCHOOL LITERARY SOCIETY.
Proceedings OF Yesterdays Meeting
Considerable Business Transacted.


The regular weekly meeting OF the
lllgh school Literary society was called
to order In the sOclcty's meeting room
at the high school yesterday afternoon
at 2lb, Mr.. Holland was the only nh
sentcc at roll call. The minutes OF the
last meeting were read by Secretary
suidnrth. and approved after one
change
Mr.. Bobo had charge or the study Of
parliamentary law HIS questions were
In reference To- quorums, and also To-
dlsguallicatlous Of members. The
amendments to the constitution. provtJ-
ing FOR an assistant secretary, which
was proposed at the last meeting. came
up and was passed boy q unanimous
Nol" Mr., Barber was then elected to
I'LL the Office ~
a motion was made 10 send TO the
fhllhIrthean club some property be.
longing to II which had been left i'm
tho soclety's meeting room. and also n
note nf thanks for last Fridays lIterarv
entertainments This was carrle1 ma
the president appointed Mr.. Bobo 10
deliver them.
y motion was made and carried IN
appropriate some money from mo
treasury for tho purchase OF statlnnor,,
II was decided that the MONEY a.
detfhy the expenses OF the omen sns-
sion on the 10th instant be obtained h,,
SUBSCRIPTION, and not by assessment
\ motion was carried to give Ia tto
entertainment committee full ana nv
united power TO act on nll thlngs cor
heeted with the entertainment n vas
then moved that Prof Bramlotto no ra
pueS'ed to invite all the pupils OF tho
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Of II, +. Burghard In the Seventeenth
district court There were seven
charges against Burghard of muklng
ana passing forged Instruments. 1t
was charged that he had forged the
names Of r. II. McNatt and W. II.
nlgdeh To two checks on the state
National bank ana had also passed
forgcrios on W. n. Taylor and Terry
y Co., and sim another on I'M a Co.
brokers' signing the name OF J. Il.
Collier.
one OF tho cases was tried yesterday
ana the ground OF the defense yyus
insanity one OF the features OF the
trial was when jackson x Brown, al
torheyS Tor the defense, put Assistant
county Attorney James Davis In the
witness box az an expert on insanity.
ana he displayed n very considerable
Innd OF legal information on the sub
Jeet' The Insanity plea, however, did
not so down with the jury, and they
brought In n verdict Of guilty with
Two years imprisonment in the state
penitcntinry There are six more cases
against Burghard.
young mulatto named Meredith
Gwin was brought before Judge Har-
ris on the charge OF assault To muir
der. II was charged that Gwln at
tackled white fellow named Hal
Word and shot one OF his eyes ont
Word has since gone to the Indian
Territory. Gwln pleaded guilty To ag-
grnvated assault and was fined $50.
MesHrH, Hatcher and Mock arc still
struggling with their boundary line
suit In Judge Green's court
u. Britton, n young white man from
Arlington, was released on a $500 bond
yesterday afternoon. Ills bondsmen
were his father DR.. b. Il. Brltton, j.
u. Cooper and A. j. Rogers. Young
Brltton Is charged with the theft az
u microscope aud some other articles
from Fort Worth university. He mas
been In Jail for two or three months,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
COUNTY, TEACHERS.
Meeting OF the Association To-day at
Bclknap School Building.

The Tarrant County Teachers as
ISOLATION win meet today at Belknap
school building, and the following pro-
gram Will be carried out:
Moral Science GaneO-
Duties concerning properties OF 9TH
ers Professor ID. c. Rae
Duties toward liberty audshonor OF
others N.,.professor W. N. Trlmble
Duties OF charity ana sacrifice VI
90. '...,,,.,.......Mra. Duannn Smith
Discussion.
History Of education In America,
1887 TO 1895 Principal @. II. Hannah
Physics
Motion and force.
Professor c, r.. Chrlsteson
Attraction. Miss Eta Reeves
Elements Of Machines.
Recommendations NJ. II. Moore
Liquids; .'........Professor II. H. sisk
Discussion
I'eeltntlon.....'.;...,Nii Miss Lizzie Isaacs
Geometry, Book "
Area ana comparison Of polygons
s.''ss''s... ....s..... Miss Ora Smith
Problems OF contradiction.
-, ,..,,......Profossor l.. +. Patterson
Discussion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

on June nth to 18th the sixth annual
convention OF tho Young poople'H So
clety OF Christian Endeavor OF tho state
OF Texas Will be held In Fort Worth
nnd already large delegation II an
nurred. The various committees OF
wort Worth local union are now active
ly at work preparing for thla rrent
gathering OF young people. who will
come from almost every denomination
IN tho state. Music will be one special
ieature OF the program. and tho Fort
worth chorus under tho Leadership OF
Air. George u. Nlca has already had
two rehcarsala. and az the second prac-
wee more than n hundred voices had
sung, representing nix different denom-
nations ana dozen different churches.
There IL great enthusiasm among the
the young people OF the city, and tho
reports from over the state Indicate
the largest attendance ever had before.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Angelo. where he and party OF friends
have been hunting and fishing for u
week or no. The Judge Is as brown as
berry and says he had splendid
time and feels like n 3-year-old. He
and his companions killed several
thousand squirrels and caught fish to
the number of-but wait TIL Squire
Joe Adams comes In from the eNpedi-
tion before detailing the number OF
ilsh the party did catch. Judge Arm
strong IL ready for vigorous work in
the county court He will wind up the
business OF the present term to-day
and open the new term next Monday,
beginning on the criminal docket,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Midland, Tex. May IA. s. Hawkins
prominent attorney OF this place Wa
married 70 Miss Eine snelson' sistcr-,r.
law TO w +. Youngblood n prnminrnt
business man OF Midland Tbc,s
We're united at the home Of Mrs. W n
noungblood by NJ. Dixon, pastor OF no
NJ, r. church. A large number ~ IN
Nited guests attended the marriago
reception. Many valuable praucn, J,
We're given by tho friends OF tho bnnnS
pair The honeymoon will be s,,nrt
nt nome on account OF tho recent III
mes OF a. s., who has been somewba,
under tho weather. a host OF frlends
congratulated the happy paIr. WIN
sanderson was brought in town todsv
by one OF his herders. dead, about Z
m: He was down south about fort,,
miles with his sheep. where No wss
struck by lightning. which killed hin
The lightning struck him on the chez,
tearing his clothing. and also tearin,
nus shoes from his feet. lie has tx,s
brothers at Big Springs. who viii come
ana take charge OF the body. Thev ara
considered TO be nrHt-clAss men snS
nave many sympathissrs with then, In
tneir bereavement al
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

school to the entertainment. One Of
inc members here arose TO a point Of
order ana asked II this would not bs
IN violation OF the motion just carried.
ElNlns TO the committee this power.
Another member also shared a. nj,
opinion, but the president decided that
Inc motion was not out of order. and IL
IL was moved md carried that during
.ne remalndcr Of tls session the soce-
~ have no regular literary nrogra,,
but instead, the president appoint four
memhers TO take sides in an extcmpor.
hneouS debate, the subject to be also
given by him. "'
There was n rather short literary
at It's close the society adjourned.
An extra session viii be held some
time during the coming week for The
purpose OF tranHactlng some important
sion. Wv" 'SS-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
EPwoRTH LEAGUE. CHATTA-
NOOGA

IN securing tickets for tho intornn-
tiunal conference OF the Epworth league
10 be held at Chattanooga, June ~ 20 30.
inclusive, be sure that same read over
tho Texas and Pacific railrpnd, which
IN tho only line that can give you
choice OF routea. via Memphis. Shr0vo.
port or New Orleans. The rate win be
one lowest ilrst-class fare for the round
trip. tickets to be sold June rs. 20 and
"a, limited TO fifteen duys from date
OF sale for return, with privilege OF OK
tending the limit fifteen days by de-
poslting the return portion OF ticket
at Chattanooga.
For further Information call on or ad-
dress Your nonreat ticket agent, or
w. a. DASHIELL..
TraV Pass Agent, Dallas. Tex.
GASTON MESLIER,
Genl Pass, and Ticket Agent. Dallas.
Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

In response to the solicitations OF
the friends OF the military organizations
OF the city and also responding to
Fort Worth Fenclhles and the NJ. ~,
Lloyd Rifles give an exhibition drlll
each before going TO Houston Green
wallis opera house has been engaged
for Wednesday, May 10, and all ncces-
sary preparations are being completed
to show the citizens Of Fort Worth
what her own military can do. In add
ton TO the drill musical program
has been arranged and genuine treat
and music.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
she Is the darling OF my heart. 7
mean that frapine at Nicks' drug storo


COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS
II. r. woodrlng W.. statc-AppooI
from Jones; Murder In the second do
gree. Deceased and appellant both
claimed n certain fence. Decoosod
was cutting or pulling down the fonco
when appellant went 10 him armed
with n pistol and difficulty enswsd
resulting In the homicide. Tho charca
given by the court was full nn1 fsir
presenting all OF appellants legal rIybt.
IsBurulhg the fence, and the mntter
OF me rejected charge was fully ON.
praceu In instructions glvan. II 70
.olnplalneu that the charge confined
time. Nothing occurred before vhtnt
tended TO explain any act OF dece,sei
or intensity any not OF his. so NO. ~
MAKE II provocation. which was no,
Withlh Itself provocatlon. Thoro y.
a conflict I'm the testimony. b,,t
testimony OF the wife OF deceaso, VIC
connection with the wounds uno,' IN
ceased and tho absence OF wonnd, W.
bruises upon appellant. make cns, ",
murder.- a witness testlHea mas , "
ceased struck appellant repeatedly on
.he head with a Ratchet. Her vers,o,'
Is very much In conflict with ma ,L,,H
teal facts. No mark OF violence pays
found upon appellant. The facts ,"s
strongly 20 show that the smnf o,, I'M 10
hia hat was made for a purpose ~
Armed Opinion by Hurt. p, j. AZ
Granville Kelly vs.. statn-.A,,,
from Gonzales; The indlctmen,t psai
serihes the money stolen az $50 In s,,' ue-
current. money OF the United statss' w
AineFi' This was SUFFICIENT 10 c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
MERIDIAN, MISS. AND RETURN


on account Of meeting OF genera,
Rsaemhly OF Cumberland presh,,ta.,il,ul.'
church at Meridian, Miss, NAV "a isSt
the Cotton Belt route will sell ticlSets W.
Meridian. Miss. and return at tho low
est nrst-class one way rate. Tleke,y
WI ne on sale May 10, II and Is, lso5
limited Tor return to June ..
The Cotton Belt route will RIM
trough sleepcrs from Texas points M
MERIDIAN without change. For further
Information call on or address.
s. q. WARNER.
q. p, A., Tyler, Tex.
"A, A. Gibson.
T. p Abort Worth. Tex
d. NJ. MORGAN.
G. p. and 4. A.. tOi Main street. Fort
Worth. Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
CERTIFICATE or ANALYSIS
OF SILVER LEAF" Brand Cider Vim
egar.

rms Is to certify That I have made
cumulative chemical analysis Of n
simple OF vinegar marked SLY ,rI,nf''
received from the Topeka Vinegar md
Preserving Works. and declare the re-.
SUIT or my analysis to be as follows,
Anhydras Acetlc Acid .....,,.,ss
aotai solids, (Not AcrldD.
Specific Gravity nj.
REMARKS:
Ihe sample was OF a brown color
clear and OF an aromatic taste and
odor DID not contain Mineral Acids
or Metallic Impurities. The total soiIds
Is rather high. but not aorld. The ncld
sttengih Ia more than Is required by
our ordinance, Collectively the vinegar
is OF n fine quality.
Dallas, Texas, 3-23-'Q5.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
or INTEREST TO TEACHERS

OF INTEREST TO TEACHERS
10 the meeting OF the National Educn-
lionhl association to be held ia Denver.
July TO ~ next, II being conerdrd
That this will be the largest meeting
In the history OF that organization. nv
reason OF the attraction offered In thu
beautiful picturesque mountain towns
or colorado. where the nnu air, pure
sparkling water, fine fishing and hunt
lng, ana the most wc-inspirlne seen.
cry one ever bcheld will tend To make
the visit one Of particular interest 10
those engaged In educational work
Denver In Itself 10 a city of many greut
attractions und extensive arrange
ments have been made by the local
committees having the housing of Ms.
ting teachers IN charge. making tho
expenses very low, consistent with the
very superior accommodations.
Teachers ana their friends contem-
plating this trip should not lose airht
OF the fact that the FORT WORrti
AND DENVER CITY RAILWAY ia
positively the shortest. quickest and
best equipped route TO Colorado, and the
ONLY ONE from Texas operating no.
clining chair cars ana sleepers OF the
most exquisite appointment and spec
tally adapted for summer travel
THE ONLY SHORT LINE TO COLO
RADIO
and the one otforlng the advantage OF a
charming ride through the beautiful
scenery OF New Mexico and Colorado
within eighteen hours after leaving
Fort worth. passing I'm fun view OF
the historical Pixies Peak.
For information as to rates, conneo-
lions, etc, address
ID. b, KELLER, q. Il. A.,
Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
YOU DON'T HAVE TO SWEAR OFF.

Says the st. Louis journal OF Agri-
culture. In an editorial about No-Tu-
Lac, the famous tobacco hablt cure.
I'VE know OF many cases cu,ci by No
To-Bnc, one. a prominent st. Louis
architect. smoked and checked for TWEEN
~ years; two boxes cured him 50 that
even the smell Of tobacco makes him
sick" No-To- Bac sold and guaranteed
by II, w. Williams a Co.. Fort Worth.
Tex. NO cure, no pay. BOOK free. Stor-
Ing Remedy Company, New York or
Chicago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

J. o. sandldsc and son have gone to
New York.
j. NJ. Carhart OF Clarendon was in
the city yesterday.
r.. ]. Ware Of Hllsboro was here yes
terday
C. w. Merchant, a cattlemnn from
Abilene, was In the city yesterday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
THE NINTH ANNIvERsARY.


Tomorrow Is tho ninth anniversary
OF the day Rev. j. Morgan Wells be-
gan his pnstorate OF the First Baptist
church of Fort Worth. The congrega'
tlon viii have fitting exercises for the
cummemoratlOn OF the event. The
church will be tnstily decorated, and
Mr.. Wells sermon Is expected to sur
pass its usual excellence.
Since Mr.. Wells came to Fort Worth
his church has grown to be one OF the
largest and most important In the
state. They have builded one OF the
handsomest houses OF worship IN the
Southwest, and are justly proud OF the
record that Hes behind them. A big
crowd will be on hand tomorrow, and.
It is unnecessary to add, will be inter-
ested.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

The new Rock Island train leaving
Fort Worth at 1910 a. m. has proved
to be a great accommodation to the
people locally along It's line as well as
TO through passengers from Fort Worth.
II you are going TO Oklahoma, Wichita
or Kansas city call at the city ticket
Office and obtain further Information.
w. n. ORTON,
CT. A.. Corner Main and Fifth SITS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

The beat Halyc In tho world for ruta.
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rhcum. fever
sores, letter, chnppcd hands. chllblninH.
corna and all skin oruptlona. and posl.
lively cures piles or no pay required
~ y guaranteed to Rive porfoct Satls.
iaetlon or money refunded Price az
cents box For sale by j, T., Nicks a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
TURNER 81 DINGEE's SATURDAY
MARKET

Dressed poultry, chickens, ddcks and
turkeys.
Squashes
Peas, new potatoes.
Beans.
Fresh bunch Baaano hects
Lettuce, turnips, rudishes and onions.
lthubarb ana pic plant.
New Hat Dutch cabbage.
Cucumbers. parsley and peppers.
East Texas snssafraB roots.
Ynnrip and splnagc greens.
Famous Bell Springs butter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Georgetown. Tex, May 3.-Mr. @ 7
Harper OF Georgetown and Miss I,nIa
Grant OF Liberty Hill We're married
Tuesday afternoon. Miss era, t.eu
formerly teacher at the Soutb,,,e. W., ".1s
university here, and until recently was
postmlstress at Liberty Mn. was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
LITTLE ITEMS.
rey's. NPp''eS NJ Humph-

rey's. PP''eS NJ humph-
- M Rodgers sells iron fencing.
sewing machine supplies as we'll n.
u,anohds watches, clocks and jeweIry
81, Wy cheapest jewelry house In the
nan Main and Eleventh.
.. numers Novelty Iron Works. new and
ana gin machinery for sale Or t ,rnIpn
Slt West Wentherford street. - ''"e'
George L. Cause, funeral dtroc,o, 49,,
embalmer. Fun assortment OF unS,,r-
mixers goods. Takes full charge =,
funerals and furnishes all ncceaso,.y
requirements No. 3li West Wenfh,,ss.
FORD street. Fort Worth. Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04


Rep, 475). This allegation might also
be treated as surplusagc, as the in
dictment further Included theft OF
$3.50 In gold accurately described. I'M
der the evidence the witness Petit was
an nccompllce to the extent Of requir-
ing n charge upon accompllce's tcstl-
muny Defendant. his brother and
Petit were together and while the
brother was being searched, defendant
handd the sack OF money to Petit, who
carried It to the rear OF the cur and
give 1t to one Sims TO keep. The 0lli-
Ger accused him OF this and he denied
II. He was searched ana 81 found In
his shoe, when he carried the officers
TO Sims. Reversed and remandod.
opinion by Davidson, j,
II. T. McCabc and Jane Cordwny va
state-Appeal from Narnes; Fornica-
tion. The information alleges that the
offense was committed by living to-
gether, etc. The facts do not show
a living together. Reversed and re-
manded. Opinion by Davidson, ].
]. N. Blaln ct al. W.. state-AppeaI
from Gonzales; Judgment on bail
bond. The statement OF facts Will not
be considered because not filed In time
A bill Of exceptions shows that the
bond put In evidence reclted an in
dlctmcnt filed January T., 1899. when
IN TACT there was no such Indictment.
The judgment nisi showed an iudict-
ment In 1892. citation showed an in
dictment in 1893, The objection Is to
the validity Of the Judgment on the
evidence, The date of Cling the in
dletment Is not requisite OF the BAH
bond and objection ~ not we'll taken.
Had the objection been to the ndmIs-
sion of the evidence It should not
have been sustained. The date wns
altogether immaterial. Affirmed. Opln-
ion by Davidson, j.
Abe Cline Va sta;e-Appeal from
Gonzales: Theft OF horse There
was no error In refusing n continuance
In the absence of the original lndict-
ment this court Is unable TO revise tho
point mat there IL II variance between
the allegation and proof of the name Of
the owner, The bill shows that the
true name Is spelled 'Illlmer," and the
record shows "Hlllmcr." The oualiG-
cation to the bill of exceptions shows
the grossest negligence as 10 process
FOR Crlswell and there was no error An
refusing the attachment or reflsing
TO postpone the case. Affirmed. Oplns
Ion by Davidson. ].
Roy Halliburton Va. stnto-Appeal
from Gonzales: Assault Ia rn,rIo,.
There was no error In refusing a con,
tinunncc. 1t is not shown that IL was
the FIRST application, and tho state-
ment that It was expected TO nrove
by the absent witnesses that defend.
ant did not assault him with intent 10
murder and had no malice tov,or I'd
Mullins or desire to kill HIM rs Too
general, and states n mere conoiusio,,
Moreover, two of the parties were in
attendance on the trial and were NOT
put upon the stand. The anldnvit n,
Gray did not set forth newly dieeov.
cred evidence: he was one OF the mr.
yes named In the application for con-
. s'l,uahGe' Inc opinion recltes the evil
uehee IN the case and II is held tbnt
IL fully warrants the convictlon md
waited assault.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

why not call at Nicks' drug store
and get a glass OF that celebrated Ice
cream sOda2
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
HUNTING AND FIsHINo.

Judge George w Armstrong returned
yesterday from tho hcadwaters OF tic
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

sant ssery man and woman IN tho United State
enc ~ NJ !" ne opan and whisly habits To have
n wooLiEy. Atlanta. Ca. Hss "a ~. noaIs,s
rAi be tsnt yoa tue. 80 eHs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

The only place IN the city to get
frnpino Is at NicIs drug store, oil
Main,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

w a, Barter sells groceries very
cheap Southwest corner square.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

FIELD PEAS.
Wanderful, Whippoorwilla. Crowder
BAKER BROS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
on GAAAAN'S HAPPY SHORE.
nucKsKrN JOE, THE JOSHUA OF
MoDBItN TIMES.

VIEWS THE PROMISED LAND AND
BRINGS BACK TIDINGs OF
GREAT JoY-GREAT. BIG. RICH
PLUMs NOW READY TO GATHER.
JOIN GIDEoN's BAND.