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keane, r. F., NJ. "A. and d. j. Downing.
Mrs. Robert n Harper recalls her invita-
lions for this evening on account of Illness
in the family.
Mrs. c. B. Bailey and Miss Bailey, 1446
Stoughton street, will not be at home to
their friends on Monday.
Mrs. j. Ramsay hewitt will not be at
home on Monday.
There was pleasant surprise party ten
dered Miss Lillian Pinkney by number
of her young friends Thursday evening at
her parents residence, sos street north
east. The evening was spent pleasantly in
games and singing, after which refresh
ments were served.
On Thursday last Mrs. Abby G. Martin
celebrated her birthday very delightfully."-
In the evening there was a family gather
ing at the home Of her daughter. Mrs. A.
T. Britton-her other daughter, Mrs. j. D.
Smith, and her son, Mr.. Arthur Martin, and
their families, being present. None of her
family was absent, but one grandson, who
Is in the far west.
Miss Made II. Bayly of 1888 18th street
Is spending a few weeks in Providence,
r. I.
Miss Martin gave box party last even
ing TO Miss Mildred Bowerman, daughter
of Gen. Bowerman of Baltimore. The other
guests were Mrs. John S. Miller, Miss
Courtney, Mr.. De Vol and Mr.. Tubman of
Baltimore. A supper followed at the resi-
UenCe OIL MIS-. ItllGT, on street. Inc
table was deliberately decorated with cut
flowers.
Mrs T. Gordon Hunt and Paymaster and
Mrs. Michler have been entertaining their
friends through the opera season, having
party of ten for each night. Some of
their guests have been Minister and Mrs.
Guzman, Mr.. and Mrs. I. b. NJ. Mason,
Senator Gibson, Mrs. David F. Morgan,
Conn., and Mrs. Jewell. Mr.. and Mrs. kobt
Ray, Miss Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs Edward
McCauley, MIR. Clary Ray, Mr.. Chas. Nc
Cawley. Mr.. Biddle and Capt. Frank Mich
Ter. Today at the matinee their guests
were Miss Ramsay. Miss Poor, Miss Clag-
EFT, Miss Hagner, MIR. Ray, MIR. Biddle
and Mr.. McCawley.
The many friends of Mrs. ]. A. Petteys-
mother of DIR. e. v. Petteys-who has been
seriously ill with pneumonia, will be glad
to hear that she is improving.
The ladies and gentlemen who presented
so successfully the pictures from Life re-
Gently at the home of Mr.. Thomas Wilson
ere arranging to give a repetition of the
performance the last of next week. Many
people who were unable to be present on
the former occasion will have an oppor-
tunity to enjoy a pleasant evening and as
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LITHIA WATER

powerful and the only known solyen. of Stone in the
Bladder Equally efficaceus In Bright's Disease Of
the Kidneys, Gout. Rheumatic Gout. Rheumarsm,
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THeAH Z. CV0DR, PrspretaE Bllals kthh spring., T.
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to her home in this city. 632 street north
east.
Misses Kate and Eva Doyle of Dyers-
burg Tenn. are visiting the family Of their
relative. Mr.. Burton T. Doyle.
Mrs. Hicks will be unable to receive Mon
day. but will be at home informally on Mon
days during Lent at her residence. near
Lincoln Park, 1901 Massachusetts, avenue
northeast.
Mrs w. NJ. Frank Of AT Sd street north
west will be at home to her friends on
Tuesday, February 20. from 2 to p. m.
Mrs. B. F. Leighton. 7Os Massachusetts,
avenue. Capitol Hill. will receive Monday,
February 25, from to & o'clock.
On Thursday evening a pleasant party
was given by the Misses Bushing at their
residence 1912 4th street northwest. After
refreshments were served, singing, music
and dancing were enjoyed. Those present
were Mrs. Burgess, Mrs. Elicit, the Misses
Elicit F. Carew, M. Carew. Proctor, Beers,
Hoyle, Burgess, Esenhart, Franklin, L..
Bushing, Lille Bushing Messrs Miller, E.
Elicit. Carroll. Prof. Elicit, Freer, Colts
man, Dern, Gordon and Smith.
Mrs Edward L. Dent will be at home next
Tuesday for the last time this season.
A pleasant birthday surprise party was
given at the house of Mrs. Reeves. 2O5 9TH
street southeast, last Monday evening in
honor of the twenty-first anniversary Of
her niece, Miss Anna Maud Burdette
Games. dancing and refreshments were en-
joyed.
Mrs. and Miss Rawles Of Washington
barracks will not receive on Monday. Feb
ruary %.
Mrs. Charles E. Foster will not be at
home on Monday next, having gone to New
York.
A pleasant social event was given last
evening at the residence Of Mr.. c. g.
Heitinger. COS e street northwest. Mrs.
Heitinger is teacher of a class Of young
girls in the Sunday school Of the e Street
Baptist Church. Mr.. VIM. b. Mathews
has q class Of bright boys In Foundry NJ.
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Mrs. J. H. Jochum and her daughter, Mrs.
N. L.. Collamer, will not be at home to their
friends on Wednesday next, owing to sick
ness in the family.
Mr. Bayard and Mrs. Bayard and her
mother will leave here on Tuesday for Flor
ida.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Swayze was the scene of pleasant gather
ing on the evening of Thursday, the 21st
instant, the occasion being Martha Wash
ington party At midnight supper was
served in the dining room, which was beau
tifully decorated with flags and flowers.
Among those present were Mrs E. u.
SwayZe mother of the host, In the eighty
second year of her age; Mrs. Josephine
Goezler of New York city. the Misses Lena
and Hattie Becker, sisters Of the hostess, of
baltimore; Mr. and Mrs. Thos. kinslow,
Mr. and Mrs. w. Brown, Mrs. 5. -. ross
Miss Foss, Mrs. Roberts, Miss annie Bell'
Miss Annie.Wide, Miss Austin, and Messrs.
II. J. Ramseyer, Arthur Yundt. j. r. Cur
Wilkinson. Henry Toeplits of New York
city, Ghas; Jones H. C. Noses D. douglass
Mrs. Springer, wife of Representative
Springer. owing to severe illness, will not
receive Monday, February 20
Miss Ruth Emily Spencer, from New
Haven, Conn.,, with her mother, Mrs.
Grace V. Spehcer.9 Are stopping with Mrs
Ruth G. D. Ravens during the session OF
the women's council.
Mrs. George Wv. West will not be at home
on Monday, February %.
One of the most delightful dances of the
season was given "Wednesday evening at
Carroll Hall, by the Social Assembly
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Wardwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo.
Friebus, jr., Miss Friebus Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Cormack, Miss Burch. Miss Altemus, Miss
Johnson, MI and Mrs. McMurray, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Kondrup. Mr.. Schneider Mr..
Walter Schneider, George Altemus, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Cissel, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Cissel, Miss Cassin and Mr.. Cooper.
Miss Victoria Miller of Snickersville, Va,
is visiting Mrs. M. a. Donnelly of 1902 9th
street northwest, where she will be pleased
to see her friends.
Miss Bouldin will receive at 1884 18th
street on Monday for the last time, as
sisted by Mrs. Halsey.
Mrs Maxwell will not receive calls on
Monday, as she spends the week in New
York.
Mrs. Albert c. Hopkins of 1116 Vermont
avenue will hold her last reception on
Tuesday, the 26th. She will be assisted by
Misses Grafins Watson, Weymouth, Pat
ten and Lester of Pennsylvania; Mrs. Phil
lips, Mrs. VIM. A. Stone. Mrs. Hickling,
Miss Stone and Miss Phillips Of this city
and Miss Carr of North Carolina.
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A Singular Case of Litigation.

An extraordinary case is being enacted In
Justice Robbins court at Little Rock. Louis
Parker. a farmer, employed on the Gates
plantation, has sworn out a replevin for
his wife and children and household goods,
held by James Weber, agent of the plan
tation. He claims he started to leave the
plantation and was followed by Weber.
who caught them at Fourche Dam and took
them by force for alleged Indebtedness.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09

1t would have been bottor for the cause
of Populism in Texas II Waite and pener
had not been Imported to take part in the
proceehinsa Of the camp meeting" which
has lust been adjourned. 1t has been sin
snlarly fortunate in this state in the modcr-
alton Of some Of its conspicuous leaders.
While they have preached all OF the dan
gerous herosies Of Populsm. they have
not clothed them in the agitatiye and dis
iurblng language with which they have
been presented elsewhere. Jim Davis va
Farlos have been heard good naturcdly and
the philOsophlc dissertations Df the Swamp
Fox were not calculated to make tmd
people eye each other askaucc Judge NJ.
gent Is everywhere taken as an honest
dreamer to whom Popullnm IS nothing more
than an Incident OF dip into political cp-
pertinent The Peters and the Waitca are
absent from ToSas politics They were
brought here at an opportune time to re-
mind the people Of Texas what PopulIam, 20
far as It has a national existence. actually
stands for. with tho conservative agrleul-
turist OF Texas the gospel OF aglWtlye
discomfort can obtain but little foothold
when they thoroughly understand IT,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09
YEARS or SUFFERING
Blind Ten Years.

AN OLD PHYSICIANS OPINION.
For over twenty years | suffered with
nervous or sick headache. The least
excitement or exercise would bring on
the most violent attacks. For ten years
| have been nearly blind with sore
eyes.
For years 1 have suffered with CA
TARRH and a nervous disease peculiar
to my sex. For five or six years
had a GOITRE on my neck nearly as
large as goose egg. | have been
treated by the most prominent and
reputable physicians In Texas. All OF
them failed to cure me. | went to DR..
II. W. Fisk for treatment, and II Is
with great pleasure that | can say that
DR. Fisk restored me to health, and
thank my God that l can now read
my Bible, privilege | was deprived
Of for nearly ten years on account Of
being blind.
1 hope that all women suffering from
chronic nervous weakness or nervous
or sick headache will go to DIR. Fisk
and be cured. My long suffering and
experience among physicians taught
me that Dr. Fisk Is the most success
full In curing chronic diseases His
charges are very reasonable.
MRS, j. c. ANGLIN.
The above statement * true, and is
given so that those suffering similarly
may know whore to find physician
that can cure them. Respectfully,
DIR. J. c. ANGLIN.
Fort Worth, Tex, July 49, 1895.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09

terminal Railway Now Appears TO be Aa-
sured success,
Dallas. Aug. s.-Work will begin on the
Terminal railroad next Monday, iscorilny to
cN-MnyOr Common, who returned rom st.
Louis last night II Ia believed here that
George Gould Is furnishing the capital. "hp
Illinois Steel company has tho contract FOR
tho steel rails, 1t Ia now stated that Bryan
r. barry will be u candidate for the Demo
cratic congregational nomination In this dis
trigt,t. The city 0f Lancaster has struck a
How Of water at depth OF 500 feet This
flow will be- shut on and an attempt viii
be made To tap the lower warm water
strata, which furnishes water to Waco ard
Marlin, Tho Old settlers reunion at
dutchlns yesterday aud today was II fair
success, Or, A, NJ, Carver was tho ora
tor, John Hoeny of the Abilene REPORTER
was here today. Ito enjoys the dlntinctlon
" beng the only gold standard editor west
NJ Fort Worth. II IN alleged hero that rau-
pcrg are buried In shallow grayeu In the
pnttcr's fcld. Tho undertaken says there he
nothing In the charge, and the sections cor
roburatc him. II Ia not TO be expected that
a pcnullcaa pHuper shall be buried In a
4lbuu Caskot In this county 90. Or, ". II, SUIT
ton was overcome by the heat yesterday. aud
for time his condition was considered pre-.
rari3uu. s. l.. House Of Chicago Music
aud plano company, swore out a warrant
In Justice Skeletons court charging !. s..
tho embozzument OF SlSS.ss, These partios
Mod countcr-aiiidaylt against House, charg
Ing him with perjury. House had gone to
Galveston. and hence. was not arrested, Hot
nnEawnrth and Burlington are reputable oiti-
gems IN the pisnu business. They threaten
TO fic damage suit agalnRt House and his
arm. . Dallas county has MED three suits
against Pawnhrokcr g. uoldstoin TO recover
excess OF money from the proceeds of sales
Of unredemeod pledges. ucBsteiH Is tho
first pawnhroker IN Dallas county 10 be sued
under the provisions Of this law. b, Paul VIII
dnson was shot at Holly Springs Miss. to-
day, His mother a poor working woman
Of this city, was furnished transportation
| to Holly Springs by Mayor Holland and u, c.
Norton. w d. Medley. tho dofaulting post
master Of WaNahachlc. was held for trial by
| United States Commissioner @. II. Lndnum
/ today. II Ia claimed by his friends that
he has been moukcying with futures ana the
/ ndfkct wns always against him Many Of
| the clark and honest money" Democrats OF
| this city say that two state Tickets Will be
In the nold In Texas next year each claim
| Ing 10 be Democratic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09

Abilene, Aug. s.-The ladies' Of the Chris
tlan church gave a lawn party Thursday
night. e.. Mrs. Harry Redding entertained the
Gulld on Thursday afternoon. A large crowd
Of ladies' were present and delicious refresh-
monts were served The children were also
entertained, which proved quite success as
they all enjoyed II very much. Mr.. Albert
Biedsoe ia spending a week on a camping eN-
petition. Mrs. Bledsoe and her little daugh-
ter Miss Mamie, are visiting relatives and
friends In Waco and Marlin. The many
friends Of Miss Gerties Lowden regret 20
know Of her Illness, The ladcs Of the
Presbyterian church gave an entertainment
on Thursday night at the residence OF Mrs.
C. W. Roberts. They had prepared very
nice program and afterwards cream and
cake were served on the lawn. Misses Ma
nile and Lizzie Douglas with Miss Nellie Hall
entertained their friends at the residence OF
Mrs. BEETLE Polk on "wednesday night At
progressive euchre. The prizes were hand
some All enjoyed the evening very inuch.
Miss Mable white IL home for the remainder
Of tho summer Mr.. Steifcns and family have
gone out on the ranch for several days..
John Shelby ia In town for a few days o., The
many friends u Miss BIRD are sorry 20 know
that she Is sick. Professor McFadden VIII
leave Abilene soon and make his home In
Tyler. lie will move his family later Sew
ernl Of the young people are trying TO form
a Trilby bathing club. o, Mrs. Swanson chap
cfnned a party on a fishing expedition for
three or four days. Those In the party wore:
George nd Griss Swanson. Gertrude Swan
son. jim Flowers. Minnie Mires and Harvey
Brigham Mrs. Davis IL visiting here sister
Mrs Batcmnn . Miss Hnda Barry Will re-
turn home In a few days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09
STATE SETTINGS.

stephenyllle had trades display yester.
day,
Colorado City has abolished the city char.
ter.
II. T. Brewer will publish a weekly society
paper in Tyler.
a racing meet was held at Falrylew track
In sherman yesterday.
A movement is on foot to build telephone
line from Carlton to Hico.
Al Ketryllle Green Coleman was thrown
from wagon and badly bruised
Buckner's orphans home will celebrate its
hneenth anniversary on September II.
The Texas Methodist Protestant has been
moved from dranbury to stephenyllIe.
The Fannin County sunday-sehool asso.
citation met yesterday for a three days SEES.
sion,
John n. Whitehead. aged 20. committed
suicide at Bowie by shooting himself with a
pistol.
Charles Brown and Jessie Roberts were ar.
rested At Marshall, charged with stealing n
diamond. =
"A deal has been closed for the establish.
ment OF stove factory at Qulnland 10 turn
out 5000 stoves daily.
Two negroes fred Into the house of ane,bo,
negro In the northern part Of Harrison
county and wounded 4 woman in the leg.
O.. d. Maddux has sold the Texas Pan.
handle to the Panhandle Publishing com.
pahy' and the paper viii be transferred from
Mobeetie to Miami.
An old man was recently arrested in shar
man for stealing package from a wagon
which contained only a Bible and a snndo,'
school pamphlet, but It is supposed ms, ~
thief did not know the contents OF ,ha
bundle '"'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09
Arrangements for Fin
ishing Season.
LEAGUE is REORGANlZED.
Schedule for the Coming Games
Sherman Plays at Fort Worth
on Saturday,
OAIyEsTON- Annust 3,

GALVESTON, August 8.
The Texas Southern League Will now be
composed Of Dallas, sherman, Fort Worth
and Galveston. These clubs are all In
good shape financially ana VIII run through
me season. Austin was anxious 10 stay
IN aud 'Denisou also wanted a place, hut
II WIS thought best To have four club
league. Austin retains Its franchise, to
be used next season. The new schedule
August 5. % 10 aud II, Dallas at Calves
Worth; August u, H. II and 10 Fort
Worth Mt Galveston; August -, u and 10,
~, sherman nj Gnlyesiou: August 10, u
aud ls, Fort Worth at Dallas. August 20,
go, ~ and y, Dallas at Fort Worth;
August, ~ 81 and -, Galveston at Dnllns;
August ~, - and -, Fort Worth Mt Sher-
man; August -. - aud -, Galveston at
at Dallas; August 30, ~ and September 1
and ?, Labor day, Dallas At Galveston;
August 3oi ~ and September ! and 2 Lab
Der s. !, . ard q, Fort Worth at Galveston;
September 3 4 and ., Dallas at sherman;
September 7, s . and 10 Sherman at Gal
at Dallas; September II, IL and ~, Calves
ton at Dallas. september H. II nud 10
Fort Worth al sherman; september ~, 10
and H. Galveston at sherman, September
II, 10 aud 10, Dallas ut Fort Worth; Sep
trmber II, Is and ~, Galveston at Fort
Worth; September II, Is and 10, sherman
In order to balance matters the northern
Guns VIII play four gllnes In galveston
both, trips they make. There Will he the
usual guarantee with q division OF gate re.
CCipts. Secretary Nolan assumed general
management Of league affairs again, and
VIII direct nnplrcs. Mnckey and Mace VIII
ulrthcrn end tonight. Sherman was to be-
gln tomorrow ~ Fort Worth. but failed 10
get word IN time. 30 they Will reach Fort
Worth on saturday aud play Two games On
Nunuuy 10 nuke Tor II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09
snrtrDmNd rmE Nndnors.

Eagle rnss, Tex. August s,--jSperlnl.l-
About o'clock collector. Fitch received
BY wire authority from the, secretary OF
war TO call on Capt. Paddock, commander
OF this post. for M the tents Ia hls nos
sesslen, 10 be used Vt the quarantine camp
A. the time lhe, iylegran, was rcceiyed g
or less throughout The night Nv cner
retic action and hard work a sufficient
nnmher ~ tents 20 shelter the sick had
cral VIII send TWO physicians to rrmnln at
Tie quarantine station aud assist nr
IVAN .,n,a, nv pfo,nht aeilon " W. fs,netal
state II very commonlHhle. and its Timely
nsnlstnnee TO these destitute colonlats VIII
considerably lessen the death rnieH nr,
EfnnN reports Two new eases and two
deaths yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09
SHE WOULD DEAL IN CATTLE.

Knnaas City Mo-, Aug. IA young wo-
man will shortly enter the live stock COM
mission business at the stock yards and
Kansas city will number among its business
Arms an institution both novel and inter
estlng. Miss Jennie NJ. Goodwin will open
an office at the Live Stock Exchange under
the title Of Jennie NJ. Goodwin, Live Stock
Commission Merchant Miss Goodwin, who
Is known to live stock men all over the
West as the American Glrl," ia a native OF
Tennessee. and is % years " age. Six years
ago she commenced working at the yards as
a stenographer for the American Commission
company and remained with the company un-
III It was succeeded by the Campbell Com
mission company. She 10 the Hrst woman In
the United States. II not In the world, to
handle a business Of the kind.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09

The Populist leaders are very much dis.
,roased becauae Of the attitude Of tho Demo.
cratic friends Of silver. Nothing that these
can do is satisfactory to the recruiting agents
Of Pcpuiism. They are now in high dudgcou
heeauso the late Democratic convention
struck straight from the shoulder for indie.
pendent free coinage. That Is not at all salts
factory to the Popullst commanders. They
wanted an evasivo platform and continue
ton Of the 'harmony'' movement
Your Populist aspirant for congress and
for other good things knows as we'll Us IN,
next man that Jordan g. going to bo
hard road 80 travel for him next year viii
Democratic conventions pcopled by the pcopl,
aud administered by them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09

Sofia. August IA funeral service In the
cathedral In honor OF two Bulgarian officers
who were killed recently on the frontier,
lighting on behalf OF the Macedonian lnsur-
gents, was made the occasion OF remark
able political demonstration. After the
service the president OF the Macedonian
committee delivered an impasaioned Grafton.
Portraits Of the two deceased officers were
exhibited In the cathedral and then brought
into the square. The crowd filed past. kissing
the portraits. Some Macedonians who were
engaged in the fighting when the officers
were killed were borne high upon the Shout
ders Of the crowd and cheered with en-
thusiasm. procession Of several thousand
paraded the streets with the portraits singing
Macedonian war songs. They were received
with acclamations every where.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09

Clcburnr, Aug. S.-F. Il. Caraway OF Clar-
endon, Tex, who for some time has been In
the employ VI the johnson County Well Drill
ing company, fcll from tower yesterday.
from the effects nf which he died at i.st
O'Clock In the afternoon. The accident ou
CURED at the home Of w. H. Bishop. two
mlles east of the city. In attempting 10
move the ram from windmill forty feet
high he was knocked from tho small plat
form. receiving fatal wounds about the head
and face, lie VIVA man Of sober industrious
habits. aud has q family at Clarendon d,
A school viii be opened In the Romun Catho-
lie church u this city September 2. The
Cloburnc House has been ropainted and a
double dockcd gallery placed round It, which
much improves the general appearance Of
the building. NiX, Hard q Gresham have
moved their gents furnishing department into
j. n. wadc's old stand. They now occupy
three storcs, b. The Adventist camp meeting
at Koonc haA begun. Judging from the at
tendance last summer, u large number VI
people will attend from all over this and
other ntatce. Clements q odom. confcctlon-
ors ned decd OF trust. naming j.. NJ. Thorn
as trustee. Assets estimated at 1890 llabili-
ties about $50. Frank Mitchell, u farmer
formerly living near Nathan, this county,
was arrested and placed In jan on a charge
OF lpnaoy. lie was later released,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09

Tcyas mono-metalllsis had better hedge"
while II is easy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09

wehthcrford Aus. s,-NeNt Thursday. the
18th Of the month. number VI bicycle races
Will be run for several prizes, and incidentally
to decide tho championship N the town.
The following prizes have been offered the
winning contcstants Seven dollar bicycle
lantern, Hiram BAKER 81 pair Of shoes BUTTS
Bros. pair Of bicycle pants. J, =. nloom. S.
pair Of bicycle shoes. s. u, Maddox; bicycle
Lelpsr; 1900 annual accident policy. Dorsey
raylori medal, Sam l.. Dyrd. one OF tho
most successful tCnt meetings ever carried on
In this city has been conducted by Evangelist
Culneppor Tor tho last week. Immense crowds
have attended night and day despite the very
warm weather.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09

zone thing needed In Fort Worth % said a
leading business man OF the cEy yesterday,
'ls for It's business men to see more Of each
other. to irdterniae and take counsel to.
gether. We now have two OF tho best hotels
in the South in the Delaware and the worth,
II our business men would meet at these
places every day for lunch and on slndpys
arrange dinner parties FOR their famlnc.. a
spirit Of unity would be developed that would
Dc Of inoalrulable boneat to the town"
The thought is happy one and 1t de.
serves tho serious nttenuon Of those to whom
II refers.
Are you not tired Of living in a shell?
Get out OF It. and you will be surprised
and delighted by the discoveries you viii
make.