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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12
THE CHARTER HAS RETURNED.
NOW FoR THE WORK OF CANVASS
ING FOR SUBSCRIPTION.
The semi-Centenniui Has Been some
what Delayed in the Cnnvnss by
Had weather. What n Mnnufnct-
urer Thinks of the Exposition.

The charter for the Semi-Centennial
Exposition has been returned from Aus
tin. arriving in the city yesterday. The
charter has been fully described in
these columns, and the readers Of The
Gazette are fully acquainted with Its
provisions. The subcommittee have
found 1t somewhat difficult to get
around during the bitter cold weather.
and consequently the work Of making
the canvass has been slow, but as
soon as the weather moderates the
activity Of all win be redoubled. The
most encouraging reports continue to
be made, barring the interference of
the weather, and all hands interested
feel encouraged and look forward to an
early contamination OF the task Of
securing the needed guarantee
All visitors to the city talked to upon
the subject speak in the most hopeful
manner of the Scml-Centennial and its
great importance to Texas and Fort
Worth. This shows that the people
throughout the country have their eyes
on the city and are watching the pro-
grGss Of the exposition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12

Through trains twice each day from
Fort Worth. Plano, Greenyille. Sher-
man, Whitcwrlght, Wolfe CITY, sui
phur Springs, Waco, Hillsboro, Cor
slcana, Tyler Pittsburg and Tcxarknna
TO Memphis. Tenn, making close con-
neouona at Memphis for the Old States.
ana NJ TcNnrlStna making close conncc-
TONS for ST, Louis and the north via
81. L., /, Nj, & S. R'y.
Pullman clecplng coach service from
the above cities for Memphis via Cot
ton Belt Route" and for st. Louis Via
ST, L.. |. NJ. n $. R'y from Texarkann,
Through Pullman sleepcrs from san
Antonio TO Memphis via international
and Great Northern railway, Tyler and
cotton Belt Route"
Close connections to receive and de.
liver passengers In Texas as follows,
Greenyille with tho NJ, X. & n and
Texas Midland railroads.: Plano with
the IL. y Y. c.; Fort Worth with the
TT w. n u, G, TT. w. Il Il. e., c.. C. a
5. Il. and ~ \ II. railways; Big SANDY
With the T. n p, railway; Tyler with
the l, n q N, R'y,; Corslcanu with tho
II. 4 r. G, R'y.i Waco with the NJ, *.
y T. and 5. A, & A. T., railways. Nc.
Oregon with the c.. c. u s. H. R'y.
All Texas railways sell tickets via
the Cotton Belt Route Ask for them
and secure the accommodations and
quick time offered by the only line
running solid trains from Texas Il
Memphis All inquiries answered
promptly by
$. G. WARNER, q. p. A.. Tyler. Tex.
A; A. Gibson, n. p. A., Fort Worth,
Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12

Fort Worth, Tex, Feb. 1O.-Edltor
Gazette: We, the ladies of the w. c.
Il. u, have been trying for some time
to get a police matron In our city
prison. and securing the names of
over a hundred of the heaviest tax
payers, We petitloned the city council
lin the name of justice, decency and
rlghD to pass an ordinance making n
police matron a city position.
our petition was turned over to the
police committee, and It decided 1t was
not necessary position. We surely
could pay woman as well as a man to
take charge of these women prisoners.
Fifteen hundred arrests of women in
1893, and a gain as the city gets
larger. One man cannot take charge
and do Justice by as many prisoners as
we have in this city. If We have 1900
arrests OF women in one year, how
many arrests OF men? As many, or
more. for as "A general thing we always
have more arrests of men than OF
women. At least eight or ten arrests
day are made. DO you suppose that
one man can look after all these prls-
onera?
Most Of these women are very low,
but we do not think them past the
consideration of our Christian people.
To have these women searched and
Hduulel pS ponce olncefS does not look
well for the fair name of our city.
An large cities have police matruns,
and twenty of our states have COM
pulsory laws ON this subject
The police committee offered as an
objection to the petition that the women
arrested were so low and vile that no
good woman could act as matrOn. Are
the low and degraded women of Fort
Worth lower than the same class OF
outcasts of other cities? II so. why?
Ottentimes some unfortunate woman is
arrested and Jailed who could be saved
by the proper influences. a good Iclice
matron would do more good in such a
case than a dozen "turn-keys" or
police officers. 1t is not n desirable
position for lady TO assume, and
there will be no scramble for the place.
but a good, Christian matron can be
found who will take the place, and the
good q good matron will do for the
poor, misguided female outcasts who
are arrested in our city every day God
alone knows. w. c. Il, L..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12

10 be looking to their interest. ana 70
be active In reaorting to some semedidi
course. Liverpool contracts for future
delivery. October and November. In
dicate figures that mean cents Tor cot
ton In the home markets, these Fellows
are agreeing 70 deliver cotton for tn!s
price under the impression that the
enormous crop that promises 10 pe
raised this year will enable them 10
buy this cotton back at handsome
profit this fall by the depression OF
another 9.0O0,000 bales crop. This VIII
he disastrous In tho extreme 10 all
Southern securities. It can only be
averted In one way-decrease the crop
and plant the decreased acreage in
food crops, that the farmer has here
tofore had 10 buy. thus avoiding low
prices. justified by insufficient security.
Adjust the supply to the demand, ana
we VIII receive then fair price Tor
our staple; 10 do this effeetually de-
mands system. organization. The plan
inaugurated by the Jackson. Miss, con-
ventlon ia being approved throughout
the South. Georgia and Mississippi are
already about organized. and other
states are fast falling into line. Colonel
w. w. Clements OF Tuscaloosa, than
whom there is no more able or patri-
otto man in the state. has been APP
pointed president for Alabama. Let
the farmers rally 10 President Glenn
ents' call. The platform adopted at
Jackson is wide and comprehensive.
All are invited TO Join in this move
ment
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12
CANDIDATES MUCH IN EARNEST,
THEY ARE PUZZLED, nuT NOT Dis
OUTRAGED.
Tho Democracy Awaiting the Meet
ing of tho Executive Committee
with Deep Iuterest-Gossip of the
Municipal Campaign.

The candidates for aldermen are still
running with all their might and ap-
parent disregard of the fact that they
do not know what particular thorny
path they will have to travel-whethei
It will lead them only through con-
test In their wards or into the city at
large The gentlemen whose names
have been mentioned as possible candi-
dates are gradually becoming more
pronounced in their expressions, and II
is evident that there is going to be a
lively contest for the nominations. Mr..
Wallis was announced positively yes
terday as candidate for reelection In
the Third ward.
Apropos to the double ended scheme
proposed the other day by an alderman.
an interesting speculation has arisen.
This gentleman proposed that the can
didates should seek the nomination
both In their wards and the city at
large, SO that, being elected both ways.
there would be no question OF his cleo
ton, no matter what the final determl-
nation on the law might be. The OBJ
lection is offered that tine man who
might be chosen in his ward might not
suit the Democracy OF the city at large.
1t is further suggested that even though
the Democrats should agree on the
same set OF men in the wards and in
the city at large. when the test OF cleo
tion should come some OF the candi-
dates thus nominated both ways might
be elected in their wards and beaten
in the city or vice versa, which would
open the way for endless disagreement
and confusion.
The candidates for other city offices
as well as the candidates for aldermen
are still considerably at sea In regard
10 this and other matters.
Everybody Is now on the qui vlve to
know what Is to be done at the meeting
Of the city executive committee. which,
1t Is understood, Will take place very
shortly, as 1t is expected that their
action will give a decided turn TO the
campaign IN the direction Of more
deiiniteness Of purpose on the part OF
the candidates and their friends. They
have some interesting questions to
settle, and their disposition of the same
Will be awaited with anxiety.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12
THE LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION.
THE MEETING WILL orEy TODAY
IN SAN ANTONIO.
Arc In Attendnncc-No serious Loss
10 the Cattle Ms Yet Reported ON
Account OF the Bad weather.

a number OF cattlemen have arrived
here during the last few days, many
OF whom were en- route for San An
tonic to attend the meeting OF the
Texas Live Stock association, which
meets there today.
Among those who left yesterday and
last night for San Antonio were. Geo.
ID. Ballantine. general manager OF the
Union stock yards at Denver. Col; j.
d. Shuford, live stock agent Of the
Denver and Fort Worth at Denver;
Col VIM. Hunter. NJ. French, ]. W.
Barbee, ]. l.. Pennington. j. w. Carter.
!. j. Williams, l.. J.. Moore and II. X.
Craik OF the st. Louis stock yards; r.
q. Pay of the Hicks Stock Car COIN
pany. and others.
A number OF live stock men from the
territory passed through here yester
day and last night for San Antonio to
attend the meeting. The cattlemen
We're naturally anxious about the ef-
feet OF the cold weather upon cattle.
ana the subject was much discussed.
IL was the general opinion, as far as
could be given from the reports that
have so far been received from the out
lying districts. that up to this time the
such a day as last Sunday. with It's
cold sleet, was decidedly disadvanta-
geous TO the stock
Col. Burk Burnett returned yester-
day from his ranch ana reported that
his stock had stood the cold weather
very well. There viii be more or less
loss. the cattlemen state, among the
cattle that have been brought in from
southern and Eastern Texas ana
Louisiana Tho gnfttpmen ara bonafut
That owing to the present good condi-
ton OF stock they can survive this
tempestuous spell OF weather without
material loss. but they say that they
fear II this kind Of weather keeps up
much longer the loss will be consider
able.
On the return Of Mr.. w. y. skinner,
who Is attending the san Antonio meet
ing the program for the Farmers'
congress. which meets here conformity
with the Swine Breeders association
Feb, 10, Will bo made out.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12

Wichita Falls, Tex, Feb. ll-Edltor
Gazette. Nov that the Semi Centen-
NAL Is settled thing, II is impossl-
bic for any man who loves the land he
lives In 20 be other than enthusiastic
over the success Of the exhibition. As
The Gazette has by its ever increasing
circulation taken the initiative and is
stlll bending all Its energies In that di-
rection, l feel perdOned for Offering a
suggestion or two.
There has been something said about
musicals" Why could there not be n
musical feto or Jubilee that would call
for the best talent Of all the land, and
which, with the superior quality Of in
strument and talent, would leave all
other such juhllees In the background
grand reunion OF the old soldiers Of
the two great armies OF 1905 would at
once interest the smallest and most
remote hamlets OF this country, while
the influences which such celebrat ton
would exert would be incalculabie.
most emphahcally believe that there
has not been any movement since the
war which tended 10 disabusc Northern
minds of their exaggerated IDEAS OF
southern prejudice. as this win do.
There Will be for lovers OF every art
something to delight and satisfy their
particular desire, Why can there not DO
an ampltheater or tabernacle erected
IN which people may gather without
regard to the too closely drawn de-
nominational lines and hear lectures
addresses or sermons from the most
gifted orators OF this and other lands?
l doubt. II there Is a church in Texas
that would refuse contribution for
the building OF such a place. Cordially.
]. w. McCALLUM.
Wichita Falls, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12
ADJUSTMENTS.


The Baldwln-Melville compav
opened a weeks engagement last nIss.
at Greenwall's opera house to ysy
large audience. The initial perform
ance was entitled 1.-THE Plunger,s /
play which has some strong featufs
to recommend 1t, and which va
handled fairly well. The price Of ID
mission is cheap. and last night hiA
were admitted free who were acc9r
panied by a holder OF 3O-cent ticAf.
and this, no doubt. was the cause {
such a large audience. There will Ni
matinee today. with change Of "
each night.
Matinee today, Little Flrebraht'
tonight, THE Black Flag" WednesiN
night, East Lynne;" THURSDAY mlp
nee, Kathleen Mavourneen;" Thufs.q
night, "Wells-Fargo Messenger ln'
day night, '-Ten Nights In d ~
Room" Saturday matinee, "stritlH
Blind" Saturday night. "Michael sle
goff."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12

There was good attendance last
night, Roy. Stuckey took for a text
lie3' Nv" 10. God knows whether we
desire or do not desire TO serve Him.
satan wants men to walk In his paths
temptations are no sin unless We ac-
cept them. Don't presume: presutnp-
non Is not humility. Rejoice In God
Tor lie VIII make u way of escape from
temptation. our trials and temptn-
lons mean something, and rlghtfully
accepted Will work for our good. o.
now blessed are thcy who. in every
trial Sun stand bravely for Cod with
the whole armor of God on. we ahnil
pc able to stand firmly for the right.
me Joy Of tie Lord is your strength
az all times. o. unsavcd one, trust in
the promises or God for help in the
hour of temptation"
Prof. Goodell, at the organ, sang the
pathetic hymn, MY Mothers Hands :"
ono asked for prayer. Rev. Stuckev
spenks tonight corner Main and
Weathcrford streets.
We should state here that the Mis-
slnn room, the floor and chairs arc kent
clean. and no one need fear coming 10
any OF the services. Every dirty or
nilthy person must stay away until
they nre clean and free from nth,
some foolish persons seem to take
pleasure In propagating rumurs that
nave no Foundation In fact. ITO the
pure all things are pure" Let no one
hesitate TO come freely to the mission
IT'S clean place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12

j. A. Spencer. prominent implement
manufacturer OF Dwight, H., speaking
OF the Semi-Centennial TO be held in
Fort Worth next year said:
81 sec this magic town of the great
Southwest is to exhibit her boundess
resources to all Americl by means of a
great Semi-Ccntennlal Exposition to be
held In 1896. The benefits to be derived
from this scheme cannot be overesti-
mated, 1t means that half million
visitors from other states will cross the
state line on their way to Fort Worth
When one has seen what Is here once
the impression Is there to stay. and all
the great natural resources you have
win begin to be developed from the
date the exposition begins. There is
no reason why products consumed In
Texas should not be manufactured here,
especially when there is so much raw
material to be had for the asking. l
know firms that annually ship thou
sands OF dollars worth of manufactured
implements TO this state. This should
not be the case, and when Northern
capital once secs what you have to offer.
all this will be altered, and outside
capital, added 10 inside pluck and
energy, will cause Texas to take it's
proper place, leading the van OF all her
sister competitor II You are wise
you will push the semi-Centonnial"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12

$50 Per Year or So Per Month TO He
Just Treated for Cntarrh.

Pay II you like-but let me tell Won
something worth your consideration,
II you are afflicted with catarrh. 90 10
Or. Byes office and be permanently
Balmy Oils, no difference II You are 80
bad. partially deaf and blind. Won viii
be cured, your hearing and sight re-.
stored. and It will only cost YOU $40
These are facts which any one may
know If they will call or write 10 him
at Kansas City, Kansas. where moi
only catarrh, but cancers, tumors. and
all kinds of womb diseases are not oniS,
treated but cured without the use ~
the dreaded knife or burning plasters
but with Balmy OIL. Send Tor free
illustrated book.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12
THE snMI-oESrENSI.L
WIN 10 Visited by Many Territory
Citizens.

Cloud Chief. o. r., Feb. il.-Whent
has been damaged some by the drouth.
yet with spring rains we VIII furnish
about double the wheat we did last
ycor.
our county (Washita) is settled most
" py IeNans, and they have caught the
our citizens viii take advantage OF II
to love.
From my cowboy days to this time
l have noted the grand work done by
The Gazette for Texas. her people and
Fort worth. Here is to you. that in
your grand work for Texas Your p,irss
may be Allied and every effort be grati-
fed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12

The shop meetings were not held the
weather. Va SAu
The local union held ,ts regular
weekly meeting Friday.
Miss Hattie Henderson OF Dallas. ths
corresponding secretary OF The star
w.. Z. y u, visited our union at lbs
me meeting at the railroad shop will
ne heid Thursday at 1915. An are ia'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12

on February IS Aecou-: good roads
conventlon), we will sell tickets from
all stations on the Cotton Bolt route ~
Houston. Tex. and retuen, NJ / fare for
the round trip. Good for return mas.
sage until February IS. 1895.
D. NJ. MORGAN.
City Passenger and Ticket Agent Cot-
ton Belt Route. ioi Main Street Fort
Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12
Memphis and Return Via co,,on
nelt Noute.

on February II and IS we will sci,
round trip tickets 10 Memphis NJ M
lowest one way rate. good for return
until February 20, ON account OF the
southern Lumber Manufacturers as
ISOLATION. For maps, time tables ana
other information, call on or address
a, A. Gibson, Il. p. A.. or d. NJ, Nor
gan, City Pass. & II. A., 4Ol Main
street, Fort Worth, Tex. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12

,-o alexandria, Va. Feb. il.--Gsn. Mont
s 81 Sosse died today He was born
~, ~ e lsria in 1916. served through
H. ~, MEAN war as captain. During
nf.srs. war ne was made colonel. and
IT, as made hriKadier gen-ral Ia
inc sf'say OF Northern virEinis- -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12
EXTRA "corroN nELrp
ATTRACTIONS


Account meeting of the Southern
Lumber Manufacturers Association
the Cotton Belt Will make rate to
Memphis. Tenn. and return of one
lowest nrst-class fare for the round
trip, tickets on sale February is and
10. limited to continuous passage in
each direction and TO February gs for
return passage.
The only line with two through trains
from Texas 10 Memphis with Pullman
sleepers' $, q. WARMER,
q. p. A., Tyler Tex.
A. a. Gibson, 4. Il. A., Fort Worth,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12

c, NJ. Byron addressed the audience
last night, taking his text from Dente-
ronomy. jS;2f-"the eternal God is thy
refuge, and underneath are the ever.
lhHtlng arma." He will preach again
tonight. and all are Invited 10 come
and Join the band that are lighting Tor
the salvation OF souls. Street meeting
begins at 1850: preaching s O'clock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12

Do not overlook, the superior train serv-
Ice offered by the vandalia- Pennsyi-
vania Line, Three daily traina. 81
Louis 10 New York, THE New York
ldmitcd' trpin No .. leaving st Louis
daily at D. M. makes the run In
sS Ia hours, arriving New York $50
next evening. Cali upon or address
Drummer Vandalla Line. St Louis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

JOSEPH NJ. LOGAN announces Dip
self as candidate for the office Of aq
treasurer of Fort Worth, subiesi
the action OF the Democratic parry
w. b. HARRISON announces hirxl
as candidate for the office Of ~
treasurer of Fort Worth. subject % W
action Of the Democratic party,
FOR CITY ATToRNBY.-The O.
zette is authorized to announce Z
TEMPLETON as a candidate iol
election to the office Of city allolv
at the coming April election, suo,sv y, =
the action of the Democracy OF ~
Worth.
e. A. CALDWELL, the present 4
cumbent, announces himself as 3 ~,
date for denomination for the oiaS Y. -
tax collector and assessor q X X,
Worth. subject TO the action u =
Democratic party.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12

Elmer & Amends prescription Ne.
2sol has cured thousands Of cases OF
rheumntism, No surerer should fail 10
give II a trial c. w. Preston q Co,
seenta. Galveston, Rsx
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12

The following extract Is from IN.
Huntsville tAla) Daily Tribune:
IA View OF the fact that every thing
Il behooyes' the farEnara ~ ths ce,,as-y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12

II. w. Walker, printer and sta.,o,.-
200 Main street. New pr IS. new tyns
new stationery. Work del,vs.si
promptly. 'eteu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12

Food is made light, fresh and sweet
by DR.. Prices Baking Powder. IT'S
absolutely pure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12

From every test Prices Baking Pow
der tears the verdict, absolutely
pure"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12

state convention OF the II. p. A.
r. held In Fort Worth. beginning
ie l7th OF April. As this WIN he
fst convention the travelling men
Sxas have ever held In this city,
manifestiy important thnt the
as give them every consideration
lie. II IS believed there Will be
isltors In the city. The national
milton OF the II. p. a. VIII be held
n Antonio this summer, and this
Jas awakened an unusual intereat
state convention. The local post
lready gone to work. ana It Is ex-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12

To pass the winter season comfort,
ably avoids colds by using DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12

Late arrivals at the Richelleu are
w. IT, Camden. Midland; Mrs. Mary
smith. Vernon, II. IL, Brown, Ard
more. l. T.; $, II, Watson. st. Louis:
y, N, Porter Houston; A. j. Harrison,
New Orleans. and A. II. Simpson,
Nashville.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12

Fidelity Is jcwel-so is Dr. Prices
Baking Powder. because it's absolutely
pure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12

ing the Worth arrivals are. j. S.
Fate. Grenada. Miss; II. c. Brown,
~ j. r. Burtin, San Angelo. Tex. /.
fioeny. Jr., Abilene; IT, ID. Robert
y. Louis; r. c, Humphries. Bel-
rex.; g, A.. Trowbridge. Omaha:
tWitt, Mineral wells. G. IL. Smith,
ouls; II. II. Williams, Greensboro,
+ George Vaughn, Balllnger, Tex. /;
Grady, New York; H. L. White,
90; X. p. Miller, Austin; l.. NJ,
fson, San Antonio, and Asher C.
Il, Utah.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12

Mr.. W. X. Bell Of Taio Pinto county
10 among the visitors In the city this
week. Mir, Bel reports that the cattle
upon his ranch have Jared surprisingly
Wen during the cold weather that has
recently prevailed Mr. Ben states, in
iaet that OF the 1900 or more cattle
that he has had upon his ranch this
winter he Ia certain OF the loss Of only
two head. But It has required a great
amount OF care and much feeding TO
enable them to endure the cold weather
40 we'll.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-12

Among those sojournlng at the Man
sion are these l.. g Fowler. Tom
Green county, l.. NJ. Mcclure, Sher-
man; Mrs. $, d. u. Schultz, White
water, Wis; y. b. Maddox, San Fran.
cisco. j. j. Petrie and wife, Bowie; Il.
II, Higgin Lemmons: a, j. Winn, Ir.,
Sell Ranch Texas. ana A, l., whltlow,
Kansas City.