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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

there Is Charley Ogden of San Antonio.
He Is man OF character. OF excellent
standing among business and profess
slonal men. and man OF means sur
ficient 10 allow him the time away
from his office. And while he has never
boen candidate he has been an ac-
tive Republican and one thoroughly re-
spocted by his whole party. II he
should be nominated II would mark
the beginning OF u new life In the Re-
publican party"
but he is not the only available man
by any manner OF means" continued
the speaker. we have here In Fort
Worth two men. either OF whom would
make candidate acceptable TO every
element OF the party, and who would
command the entire respect OF the
other parties. refer to Mr.. f. X.
Meek and Colonel N. y. Moore. Mr..
Hurley, who spoke here last night.
would make a good candidate from the
eastern part OF the state, and Hon.
Waters DavlA Of FL Paso would COM
mand the strength OF the party"
But Just what that Pantheon meet
ing was held for remains a mystery 10
all except Mr.. Hobart.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

superintendent OF the Sunday school
here. Although for many years he had
held aioof from the church as mem
Der he had never given up the hope
OF the Gospel. The deep principles OF
that holy religion embedded In his
heart and mind were the ruling mo-
lives OF his long useful and successful
life The Rev. DR.. Mitchell Of the NJ.
T. church. South. who had long con-
versatlons with him while stopping
at his house during the meeting Of the
General Conference at this place. as
sured those who were concerned about
his spiritual condition. that they need
views on all points of religion are cor
rect"
The discourse closed with tender
condolences and parting tribute to
the memory Of the deceased, whom
the entire community has honored In
so marked n manner
The ceremonies closed with the fun
eral services OF the Masons at the
grave In the new cemetery, whittier the
remains were followed by n long pro-
cession OF mourning relatives and
friends.
The following were the pall-bearers:
Messrs. Zane Cettl. John Peter Smith,
j. G. Terrell, ]. c. Scott, NJ b. Lloyd,
Nat Washer. A. G. Mcclung and j. Y.
Hoggsett.
Among the relatives who were pres
ent at the bedside of the deceased was
his daughter. Mrs. G. B. Reynolds OF
Atlanta, Ga, whose mlnistrations
soothed him In the last hour
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

The painting OF the opera house is
progressing with pleasing results.
The scott-Harrold building is APP
preaching completion and will be ready
for occupany about November 1.
DIR. Frank Mullins. practice limited
to eye. ear and catarrh of nose and
throat. Glasses accurately fitted Jos
Main street, Fort Worth.
Sheriff Euless went to Greenville yes
terday after Ben Hlllman. charged
with swlndllng A. G.. Riddle some time
ago.
VIII Il. Paddock, son OF Mayor Pad
dock. who has been very III at the uni
Verslty OF Virginia, from typhoid, Is
convalescent and II is hoped will soon
regain his former health and vlgor.
George l.. Cause. funeral director and
embalmer. Full assortment of under
takers goods. Takes full charge of
funerals and Furnished all necessary
requirements. No. 3l4 West Weather
ford street, Fort Worth.
At the residence of Capt. Day on
West Weatherford street last evening
IA very enjoyable social was given to
the Epworth Leagues. A good crowd
was present, and the evening most
happily spent.
Harry Maxwell is young man who
believes In discipllning the growing
youth. Mr.. Maxwell has brother of
some nine or ten summers who. 1t Is
said. could not be controlled by the
father. who, at the opening of this
story, lived ON West Daggett avenue.
The father. after despalring of WELD
ing the desired Influence on the boy,
turned the case over to his older SON.
Harry. At various and sundry times,
so 1t seems, Harry chastlse1 his young
err brother. using at one time a piece
of plank with such force as to call
out the neighbors, Yesterday he was
fined S. In the county court for agra
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07
LIVE STOCK NEWS.
Local Dealers Have More Confidence
In the Maintenance of high
Prices for Feeders.


Commission men and local stockmen
were smilinr Yesterday over the
".,anI,, q. .,,r,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,to,s ,,,,,r,,d
'''"uS " '""Hs p""'"'io"a 'ep0''eu
from Northern markets.
buyers have been holding Off in
ho,o. "a, a dr,, 4" soid on. Headline,
sbeht Sestu'uug' Out lheS VIII soon
fnd that Its no use and business Will
begin In rush We expect To have n
IL, ~ aoa1 saias in ssv Soys ar1
iot VI soou SUITS III rev uuSS u"u
cattle VIII begin TO move. Packing
houses are not so well supplied as they
womb NM. Tia tr,da hoiia,,a aud ,hnv
"Uu'u ''' VIZ ''',"e nv ~
VIII soon DC forced TO uuy' Ihe sup-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

At Polytechnic College ON Next Mon.
day Evening.

Below will be found the program Of
& music recital to be given BY the
teachers OF the Polytechnic college on
next Monday evening beginning al
o'clock sharp.
a cordial invitation Is extended 70
the music loving public to attend. Every
indication points to u very fine music
department for the college this year
Those who have heard the principal
Miss Kate King. sing and play pro-
nounce her to be very superior:
Two pianos. sonata ID major, Mozart
Miss Mary f. Cooke and Miss Bertha
Dorr
Violin solo. fifth Air and varia, op
So Charles Dancla, Miss Juanita Press
ley.
Song, Scene and Prayer" from cp.-
era, Der Freischutz," Miss Kate W
King.
Piano solo, Berceuse. Chopin; Ths
Trout, Heller, Miss Bsrinh
Dorr
Mandolin solo, Waltz" Richard
Stahl, Miss Juanita PRESLEY. =.
Piano solo. Rhapsodla Hongrolse NJ
2, List, Miss Kate V. King.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07
OUR SHERIFF SUED.
ANNA Il. KRUGER WANTS $500
DAMAGES.
Hut the sheriff Says lie Acted with
tn the Limits OF the Law in
the Case.

Sheriff Euless was yesterday sued
for damages to the amount of s7O4 So
by Anna Il. Kruger. The paper sets
out that on or about the third OF Au-
gust Sheriff Euless, pretending to have
legal right TO do so. seized and con-
verted to his own use certain property
which is enumerated. and, the bill al
leges, was Mrs, Krueger's, The bonds
men of sheriff Euiess, Messrs. j. w.
Corn. II. NJ. Page, Ed Trigg, c. r..
Nowlin, H, r.. Wall and r.. II. Tuck
er, are made co-defendants with Mr..
Euless.
1t appears from the statement of
Deputy sheriff Rea and Deputy County
Court Clerk Henderson that a judy
ment was rendered against Carl Krue-
ger, and bill of sale issued by the
county court When the property was
taken charge OF by the sheriff Rrue-
gers wife claimed the property--hence
the suit.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07
--@7-8@-@-@|a1s|V
Personal GOSSIP.

city y a. "0'''' N'
Mrs. j. II. Minda, of Millsap. is in
the city.
w. o. Richards, OF chlldress. is at
the Mansion.
j. a. White. OF Vernon. was In the
city yesterday.
w. II. odom, Ballinger stockman,
is at the Mansion.
j. r. Robbins and wife left yesterday
for Seattle, Wash.
Thu Misses Leagers left Thursday
for Austin to enter school.
The Misses Roche will attend st.
Mary's academy at Dallas.
j. G. Wylie and j. l.. Shippy, OF
Auburn, are at the Mansion.
Miss Ida Jones left yesterday for
months stay at Mineral Wells,
Gus Booty will leave for Georgetown,
Tex, to attend school this session
Miss Fay Turner viii leave Monday
for Baltimore, Md. to enter school.
Mrs. NJ. \. Allison and Miss May
Caldwell have gone to San Francisco.
Cal
G.. w. Baker and o. Il, Root, of
Dallas. took dinner in the city yester-
day.
Miss nona Lee Carter left wednes-
day for Nashville to enter Wards SEM
mary.
sam Hogsett and Harry Adams left
Wednesday for the University OF Vir-
glnia.
Mr., c. d. Ward and Miss Sue French
Were yesterday granted license to
marry,
Jack Mclean will attend college at
the Southwestern university, Clarks-
VILE, Tenn
Mr.. and Mrs. Il, A. Woodward have
returned from months visit among
the mountains Of Colorado.
Attorney Harris of the firm of Harris
4 knight, Dallas, was here yesterday
attending the court of civil appeals
w. IL. Scarborough, of Frultland. was
at the Mansion last night. and says
the fruit crop is very fine In his sec
ton.
Attorney Carrigan of Wichita Falls
was among the visiting lawyers here
! yesterday attending the court OF civil
appeals,
Misses Rosebud Taylor Grace Elser
and May Rainey will leave for Hol-
! Inns institute, Virginia, to re-enter
school.
! Professor and Mrs. II. l.. Short re-
sumo their places at the university
this morning after a summers study
! In Chicago,
Il. Alexander. late OF the Mansion
| Cafe. is nlling the place OF W r..
Davis. night clerk at the Delaware for
u few days.
II. Il. umhenhour OF the Fort Worth
street railway has returned from a
months visit to hts old home at Bowl
1 ing Green. Ky.
Miss Eyellne Ward. one of Pianos
society bellies, has returned home after
4 n pleasant visit TO Miss Ladonia But
I Ter ON the South Side
Misses Francis and May Tarlton left
yesterday for Austin, where they will
re-entcr school at st. Marys academy.
Miss May stopped in Hnlsboro to visit
/ friends.
c. p, Johnson, Russellvlle. Ky; Dav-
Id Hughes, Kansas City. Mo-; Frank
w. lsh and Miss Zoe lsh. Weather
ford H. 5. Pitts, BRACES; ID. b. War
rem. Palo Pinto and Leo Burger. Hous-
ton, are among the recent arrivals at
Hotel Richelieu.
w, p. Mclean. Jr., a recent graduate
OF the law school at Austin. will prob
ably 20 TO Dallas to practice his pro-
fcssion. Mr., Mclean Is one Of the
brightest young men OF Fort Worth,
and his friends predict a brilliant
future before him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07
BODY BROUGHT HOME.
Carl Cromer Meets Accidental Dss"
iu ST. Louis.

Undertaken G.. l.. Cause will arllss
this morning from st. Louis Win 'ns
remains OF Carl Cromer, who dieu y
that city Monday from the elects =.
an accident. 1t appears that youas
Cromer, who was anly is years OF ~,
was doing some trick riding 81
bicycle, he being an expert rider, wnDs
thus engaged he fell backwards ~ 'n.s
brick pavement and received n
injuries to his back that he ulsa
day later. The deceased was ~ ~ \
ii. r. Cromer. OF this city, ana ne AZ w
had several brothers living neus ,srs
many friends. The funeral will tass
place from his fathers residence VIZ
afternoon as announced elsewns,s'
Services will be conducted BY M
Sensabaugh and Byron, the uev s.,nsr
having been a member OF ths io'~''
ministers church.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

Entertainment AT the Residence of
MIR. aud Mrs. Tom Murray.

A very pleasant entertainment was
given last evening Mt the residence {
Mfr. and Mrs. Tom Murray, corner OF
Eighteenth and Terry sire Is. Re-
ffeshments were served and dancing
was the order OF the evening. Pro-
fessor Ryder's band furnished the mu-
sic for the occasion. The following la
dies and gentlemen were present.
Misses Nora Mahoney, Rosa Ma
honey, Maggie Mahoney. Lizzie Duny,
Ida Mannlfleld. Rosa Manifold Fran
kle Kebort, Renn Boiceweii, Tllly Ry-
der, Lena Brandt. Rosa Pollard. Took
Echols, Mimic Cassidy, Matte Cas-
sidy. Alice Murray Katy Green und
Annie Shortley. Measrs. Walter lGch-
OLE. Ray Braocwell. W, Smith, Tom
Briggance. Lark Sedley. j. Z. Fen. Bob
Perry, John Chamblec. Tom Blair, Dan
HOLMAN. A. Carter, -, Williams, W.
j. Kettler n. Butler Jack McLain and
Fred Bailey.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

ON account OF the above the Cotton
Belt route WIN sell roundtrip tickets
20 Knoxville. Tenn, at the rate OF one
lowest ilrst-ulass fare for round trip.
The Cotton Belt route can give you
through coaches, chair cars and sleep
crs, Fort Worth to Memphis without
change, aud makes close connection at
Memphis with Knoxville train. the
Memphis change being the only one en-
route Tlokets on sale September -
10 10, good to return October H. For
aren't Of the company or call on or ad-
dress A. A. Gibson. n. p. A., Fort
worth, Tex ~ NJ. Morgan. c, p. and
4, A., 4Ol Main street. Fort Worth.
Tex; 5. @. Warner. O. p, A.. Tyler,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

Tho court Of civil appeals of the
-, -, =. ~. II,'r,h rssuued
secohu olstrlct at rort " u 'ii'
session last Monday n chhhBe nus
been made in the day for motions and
-,.,,,,,,,,. ,,,,.,s, a.. trs+o,d NJ yednes-
opinions heIe"its' ii's's"u y. -
day, motions VIII De suDiHitteu oh ~
day and opinions given on Saturday.
Ntotiops submItted Yesterday. b.
,,.,.',,,. ,Iaca.,,,i =. 70 10 s,h-
MoskoVltz VS. McCoi'heIi * ~ " 9''
nit on suggestion of delay.
William Cameron & Co. VS.. First
>,a,I,,,,I pan,, q, nacatur r., dIsnias
Na''ona' nsi'A Vi '"'' "
appeal.
j. A. Kemp Grocery company VS..
Corfelt & Pearson. for rehearing.
-.
G.. A. Brown vs., r.. r. Montgomery
for additional conclusions.
G. A. Brown VS.. n. e. Montgomery,
for rehearinu.
Ward Risiey VS.. Cleaves & Fletcher,
to submit on suggestion Of DELAY.
German Insurance company VS.. c.
n Smitn for rehearlnF
Cbinagn, PacL isiand and Texos
Rnilwav comnanv VS. r. n Yarhrourh
TO ale record,
CoIlinpsworth company VS.. p w.
Myers 10 hear statement of facts con-
slderad a proner mart of the record and
retained as such.
Aetna Insurance company VS.. l.. +.
NJ. c. McLaren. ct al. IT, vs.. r. H. Jones.
conci in, 's"'''s anu "uu'''O''ai
clarendon Land Investment and
Agency company VS.. Cleliant Bros.
for rehearing'
Aetna Ins,irance comnanv va T. 7,
Ualcomb FOR additIonni nnS,rgs and 10
,,,,,.,,,,,, ats,it,s,r. - 80, 1850 ~
Wichita Valley RAILWAY comnanv US
w. A. Perry. for rehearinr
II. w, House. ct ali vs. l. NJ
Robertson. TO sippress brief Of m.
pellee.
Fort Worth and Denver rIty paiIu,o,,
companv va w Wa q. Eas sy it sa,. ,.o
he ui
vaughn for op'' rebearln rs "'' vs. H. T.
Mrs. V. A. Tavlor vs. NJ p and
r. A. Brown w 1i VS. i0 r re M Tbsmnson
| CT a. ior Ienearing'
for rehearinF, ''' = iie'f'' SneFiH'
ct al, for rehearine o. N"oiiess'
Mary Richardsony Of al vs NJ
Pounds, ct all, 10 dismiss anneal ~
| William Cameron q. 90 ,,,..
| National Bank of Decatur oas,t,,.a,i,
r. NJ Brown g Co ,.a ees5ioraVi'
Knight, ct ali. tn strike on - ~, Mc.
contract, 'u' eopS Vi
II a Helm We n n y,,,
miss appeal, ""''e' 10 U.S.
Patton & Welborn VS. Mrs G NJ
n y w. m,e reeoru,
ct AL, TO strike out af,;do,,,t iurheie'
f. p. Morgan vs. a 81 r. raro,,,
ct al, To dismiss snnaai u iarheiie'
James W orr,ct Pea' ., cn
Fort Worth IN SIs,,,ss a. vs., Sity OF
Gulf, Colorado and sonta a. ,.r
way COMPANY We NJ Sni.a re Hail-
to strike FROM - 4i ., 1oh''soh' Ell al,
city of Fort VI" Wo uINe.. ,
Allen. ct al, 10 correct tndgm neI1afnin
raco.S "alace' Ell al, to withdraw
Motions granted; w NJ co,ou,. !,
,son "a Vs. " e. Davis, ct al, TO file
Favorite Carriage comnory n,
]. G, Richardson, eft al 10 al a. ,ra vs.
script $50 " me iran
j. r. Cotton vs.. Franl, 11,,,,,,.
Il. p. Han vs.. Texas and pao,e,
Railway company. to tSie re anu Pacific
Panhandle National pen record,
Tsyas - a. 10 ME record.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

Kansas City: H. Knapp, Jacksboro,
NJ. A. Potts, Kansas City: j. RIx'
Chicago; d. H. McDaniels, Boston:
j. l.. Reed. wife and two children
Clarksville, Tex; S. o. Neal, Nilyau.
kee; j. S. McCauley, Philadelphia; Mrs.
James Cox, New Orleans; W. q. Crock.
EFT. st. Louis; W. S. Richard and wife,
Philadelphia; ID. II. Moore. Texas;
I. b. Davis. Cleburne; E. ]. CLARK,
Caldkell. Kan, ]. Cohen, Chit, Ohio;
j. S. Speed, Philadelphia; c. B,
Thomas, st. Louis; b. o. wolcotte,
Honey Grove; A. H. McElwen. city:
r. II. Gray, Nashville; W. ]. Nc.
Donall, Quanah; ID. G. Ray, city; r.
w. Davis. city; J.|H. Millikan. Kansas
City; j. J. Warren, Hillsboro: W. C.
Wear. Hillsboro; II. A. Richards, Kan
sas City; N. b. Iredelle, Tennessee; II.
c. DeWaye, Bostont j. w Bailey,
Gainesville: S. II. Moore, Gainesville;
j. l.. GLARS, GAINESVILLE; W. E. Clark.
Topeka; j. p. Miller, Chicago; ]. Z
Gooham, Austin; A. II. Bailey, How-
ton; NJ. II. Riddict, Eddy. N. NJ. R.
A. Saugden, New York; W. II. Burke,
New York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07
Dedication OF ohicknmauga Nation
al Park.

on account OF the above. the Cotton
Belt Route VIII sell tickets 10 Chatta-
nuogn. Tenn, ana return at rate OF
one lowest first class fare for round
trip. Tickets on sale September i5 and
IL, good To return October 10 The Cot-
ton Belt Route can put you into Mem
phls In through chair cars. coaches
md sleeperH. without chnnWe and make
close connection with the Chattanooga
trains, the Memphis change being the
only one en- route,
ticket agent OF the company. or call on
or address, $. q. WARMER
q, y. A.. Tyler, Tex.
A.. A. Gibson. n y. A..
Fort Worth. Tex.
ID. NJ MORGAN.
C. p. q n A.. No. loi Main Street,
Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07
A chance 10 Make noae''

I am delighted with my sus lssi se
ing Dish Washers ~ nd was ~
weeks / have made sbs4; an MI IS prsi1
part of the time. think uisay ! y,
good for an inexperieneeu Men Ven e0s'
surprised there has never a uss psigf.
Dish Washer put on the Nam for eps
as everyone seems so ASissmand "
1t certainly is a popuial meant
is unsupplied. ana ma RAT suppl
demand. I believe any ", wcfa 2 as ss'
can make from So to 81 W. Nv slar.s,,
where in this business, ana ~ ~ YfssH
ing the Perfection MTG, csr M K. X
A.gl, Englewood. Ill, YOU ,.' III 4 ~.
particulars. 1t simply regu" q ~.
push. You can't exp,,Vr. ,ouid NE y. !.
money unless you try. .ssrs Of ~
readers 81 in this business ssAuss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


son N 81 s,r Dunn. New York; W. w 1oh,
ray. v cb T. Lee; s.; Louis; NJ. l. h Mus
II. e. R,,bn; =. L. Atmates, ChicaSa.
ley, Hous at,lna : Chicago; f. b. Bal.
Nh j. Philips I, a cI5s,n, ana son. Aus
w"s,S' Dallas; NJ. b. sanr,, ~ j. =.
CAV, y. Burlington. city; u II " M,r ely
nHa'ssestoh; \. $, connery. Nan, v Spny,
~ . sayies. Abilene; NJ. A. ,,s Gor ahorR;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

Charles Behrens Game Near hA''-'
"a Fatal Accident.

Charles Behrens. a wiper at me I'm, I'M
pump house is about recovernt Al
some slight injuries receives arnlng
accident there last SUNDAY ih much
which might easily have resullea ID
more seriously. He was cau .pn iuta
the big wheel and carried uVws IA
the slot and thrown out 10 ohsvcui
without sustaining any ihlus, ne y
some slight bruises from WINS
now recovering as stated
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

The best salve In the world for cuts
bruises, PORES. ulcers, salt rneum. feve'
sores. letter. chapped hands. chlihlalns
corns and all skin cruptions, and pos.
tivoly cures piles or no pay required
II Is wuoruntoed to give perfect salts
foctl1a or money refunded. Price "a
cents n box. For selc by j. +. Nlcks &
co
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

On account OF the above the Cotton
Belt route will sell round trip tickets
20 Louisville, KY, at the rate of 500 SO
for the round trip. Tickets on saIs
September S and 0. good to return o.
tober s.
For further Information call on any
ticket agent OF the road. or address
a. ellison. T. p A.. Fort Worth Tax
d. NJ, Morgan. C. p. & T. A.. Dol Mar
street, Fort Worth. Tex. s. c. Warner
G u. A., Tyler. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

Returns of the prohibition
Niny Get In some

The exact official results O. 'a suovr
prohibition election cannon ~ non
TIL the poll boxes have ar,In.rsss---vhlsl
Rendon and Leonard's
event is OF uncertain date. ne oai.s
The total vote returned ~ $40 ne
of the county court clerk ,hs ictE
total pro vote is 24s9. anu ,eial anti
anti vote Is $3.50. making the os1S tbs
prohibition majority even ,,,,,oh 81
Will not be changed ~ n, HE oihh
hundred by the returns iio''
two precincts,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

The funeral Of Carl cromer who's
death occurred In St. Louis Mondsv
will take place from tue residence Z
his father 6o3 South Calhoun stree,
this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock ~,
friends invited to attend. "a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

TIE INFORMATION Al. ROUTE Il. q q. n.
NAtf.fujADa
Through sleepcrs daiiy between Kansas
Gig, Fort Worth ard AOstln, San Antonio
etc. Wv lln~rne. crrrttlnE at Ennis with
trANAi 10 ana from Dallas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

Twenty drops Of Angostura Bitters
impnrts delicious flavor to cold drinks.
DIR. Slegert's, the only genuine.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

For sale. Bank saloon. fixtures and
stock. hrst-clasN Al q bargain ror
cash. No. ie1S Main street. l. y. Mc-
culloeh.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

wlchiln. Topcla. Lincoln and omeha At
.reil cheap rates Via the great Rock lslaail
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

Red-meated watermeions. very large
and very cheap at Turner Il Dingee's
today. We guarantee every melon 10
be good
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

crisa cslsry a. Turnsr = pInees,..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-14
BORROWERS ARE NOT MANY.
Local Financial Agents and Banks
Complain of Lack of Good Loans

There is still great dearth of good
money borrowers in this city, and in
consequence the financial agents and
banks are doing some complaining.
of course, it is possible to get rid of
any amount of money, but it is not so
easy to secure desirable loans, for the
reason that the security offered is not
now of the very best and the good is
often held at such fancy prices that
the money owners refuse to accept
many of the applica tons. The general
range of interest on outside money.
of which there is a vast amount held
in this city and territory for invest
ment, is from per cent to per cent,
while the bank charges on loans are
from s per cent to 10 per cent, with
the usual run at the latter figure. It
requires gilt edge security to secure
local money at less than 10 per cent.
In order that it might build up an
extensive and at the same time profit
able business in this city and terri
tory, one of the heaviest loaning COM
panies of the United States recently
decided to make what are called build
ing loans, that is, the company fur
nishes the money with which to erect
homes on unencumbered real estate.
This change is working admirably,
and that same company now has over
here in the city. The interest charges
are per cent and the loans often run
for several years. This home build
ing loan is becoming very popular and
aids the companies to get rid of some
of their SURPRISES on the best security
going, for a man will make great sac
rifices to save his home.
All the local banks are flush with
idle money. for few of them are loan
ing heavily. this being especially the
case with the national banks. One of
the latter now has nearly 20 per cent
Of its deposits in the vaults, where it
is earning nothing. There seems to
be a lack of courage to branch out and
loan heavily. for fear the returns will
not be satisfactory. There has been
some talk of endeavoring to interest
the financial institutions in the manu-
featuring loans in order that the in
dustries of the territory might be fos-
tered by enabling them to tide over
the idle months and prepare for the
rush during the seasons of greatest
activity in their lines.