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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-05-01
Publication Notice.


STATE OF ILLINOIS,
hocK ISLAND Corxrr,
.psle Mcdonald W. Arthur MeDopa,d, In chan.
cery.
Affidavit Of non-rs-iderce q Arfhuf Mcdonald
TIE shove defendant, having been fled In tn,
'h's Office Of the circuit court Of said county,
ties istherefotc hereby given 20 the said resi
dent defendants thst the complainant died her bl
OF complaint In -a!d court. on the ehapcefy eide
thereof. on the i2th day OF March, ises
and that tbcreupon q san mons issuei out Of asid
court. wherein -sid suit j. now pending. return.
able oa tho fret Monday in the moth o
May, tho sam. beng fret day " raid MAJ
term next, 9 IL by ls~ required. Now
units- You, the said non-fcsiasnt dcfen1
ant above ramei shail personally be and
appear before said tircnlt court, on tho fret d,
IL the heHt term thereof, 10 be holden n
Rosi islsnd IN and for the said eorn'y, on ID,
nfth day IN May next, ard plead, answer
or dennr % The said cr~nplainants bill oi
complaint. the samc aud the nls.fcr- ald thir z
therein charged ana stated will he taken ~ con
fc.-ci. ard . decree entered against you accord
ing to the prHy er OF said bill.
GEoRsx ". GAMBLE, Clerh.
Rock Island, H., March, ~, 1874.
e. sEAnLE, Comp'sinsn;'s solicitor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-05-01
C.eYnan Justice.

A little girl Of Metz, IA years old, has
recently been condemned to eight days
Imprisonment for having insulted the
German emperor. The insult consisted
In writing private letter to one Of her
little friends, in which there was some
thing disrespectful to his majesty. 1t is
said that such sentences are common in
Alsacs-L0Eraine
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-05-01
Tho Largest Pumping Engines.

The largest pumping engine ever
made in the United States was placed
at the Philadelphia waterworks in
1892. 1t is. 35 feet high and occupies a
floor space 30 by 40 feet. The total
weight Of this giant machine is 475
tons, without the base plates and foun-
dation strips. and it pumps 20, 200, 600
gallons of water every "a hours
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-05-01
Notice of Final Settlement.
Estate O, Patrick rrpnan. deceased

Public rotiec n hereby given that the utcer-
signed Thomas 4 Rsidy admini-0sto:. has III
~ nied hs ana report and scitlemfnt ~ rntt
IN tie county couf; Of Rock lfiand county. an {
broying the ssif rrpor. unler. 90 jesiioos there.
10 - ausc IN The contrary be shown on or befors
tn onening Of court on TIE eth day OF Aprl a
d. 1900 AID upOn the fr.l Approval OF 'Hid re
ort the said Thomas H. Reilly. aiminisir sior
vii ask for IN order Of distribution, and vii
leo rked 10 he d,e'Nrscd. AL PERSONS inter
ted are notified 10 attend.
Rock Island, Ill, April Z, issj
T. d. RyIDr,
Aoninis,fa.or CT the es.ate ~ Patrick Brenna,
deceased.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-05-01
LEGAL.
Executors Notice.
s,.,e Of I,eob W,iIms. dcccesed.

The undsr..yned having been appointed execu-
Iats Of the county Of Rock Island. state
Of Illinois. deceased, hereby gives neti.e that che
VII appear before the county court Of Rock Island
county st the oicc Of the clerk OF said cum, In
he city Of Rock Island, at the June term, on
he Arst Monday In June next, at which time
oil persons having claims against said estate are
notified ana rsqGerted To attend. for the pufioal
Il havinG the same adjusted.
All persons ins sttcd to said estate are recsse
Cd To make immediate payment 70 The cndsr'
signed.
Dated this "a day Of April. A. D.. is9S.
ANA wilkins, EIecu.fix-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-05-01
Ross Eredition.

Ross expedition was the most sue
cessful of all ever undertaken in this
region, but his ships spent three seasons
in the antarctic. The appearance of the
two rival expeditions ON the ground
chosen and made public many months
in advance for the scene of operations of
the English ships caused Ross to change
his plans, and be accordingly selected a
point much more to the eastward (l70
degrees east) from which to make his
dash for the pole The meridian chosen
was that in which Balleny had found
open water IN latitude 60 degrees. and it
his choice Of ground. He spent three
successive seasons in the ice pack, re-
turning northward as the winter APP
preached, and turning his vessels prows
to the south again on the approach Of
spring.
1t would be impossible to indicate O
1.-THE Of the notable occurrences and dis
coveries Of these three expeditions, and
it is a great pity that Ross own MARIA
tive. one of the most interesting records
of one Of the most interesting expert
ences ever republlshed for the benefit Of
generation of readers unborn when the
original edition was issued in lS47.
The first Of the three excursions was the
most memorable. 1t was in this that
the ships discovered and took possession
Of Victoria Land, sighted and named
Mounts Erebus and Terror, besides many
others Of less altitude, with the Parry
IL 4
10 degrees south. and traced the ice bar
rier In latitude IS degrees for 200 or
800 miles. They had no lack of exciting
incidents. due to foSs. gales, snowstorms
and the proximity Of loose bergs, to
keep them from being bored by the un-
ending stretch Of an impenetrable wall
200 feet out Of the water.-Macmillan s
Magazine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-05-01

WhaI BABY We uek. ws ave be- CaGnurU.
When nhs vas Child, che cried for CaasA-
VIZ. ne hss.@e xtsz, she chung to oasassA
Wnsa - had Chsirsc. sha gave than Osap<an
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-05-01
Dr.. Chas. II. Robertson,

Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Only.
c~ea, whittakss Block, soatA~ss: corner
tnifd sae Bray s.rssts. Davenport. love
boo0s ~ snd n. Hour: 70 II q m. I 70 & ,. u
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-05-01

New Dental Pario.s. over Hartz . Unsaeyes {
rhs iase., appointments FOR skilled dental work.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-05-01

Cut Flowers and Designs Of all
> kinds.
City e,ors, 1877 Second avenue. Telephone 1870
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06

Edwin Ferry's Presentation OF "othel-
To- at GrccnwalIs.

Edwin Ferry. who assumed tho title
role in "Othello" at Grcenwalps last
night, became known as a very clever
actor while playing with Louis James
ana Robert Downing. but the public
scarcely expected such a good work
from him as star MS the performance
last night displayed
HIS conception Of the Moor Is some
what unconventional, but strong and
iorclble, ana at the same time finished.
while his deep resonant voice and
powerful physique add much to the
erect or his mastery lmpersonatlon.
with few years training MIR. Icprt,,
VIII undoubtedly become one of Tho
leading actors In classic plays on the
American stage. He hns very decided
hpllity, and his work shows the carr-
fnlness and familiarity with his sub
jaet attained only by close study.
ms support last night was excellent.
MISS CiVallers portrayal Of Dcsdcmoun
was charm'ug. and her voice partlc-
ularly clear and pleasing. Mrs. Helen
hatcs as Amelia and Mr.. Charles col
inns az lago both did some very clever
WORK IN Inct the presentation of the
whole play was highly satisfactory.
IhG Following was the cast:
pthello ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Edwin Ferry
l'Eo ''''',,''.,....Mr Charles Collins
nusslo ''....,..,..Mr, George Buckler
hodarlEo .,....,.,,,Alr, i. II. Armorv
Duke of Venice .."Mr. Charlea D'Oise
hrhnahtlo .''''......Mr. j. w. Carroll
sirhuan "...,..,."Mr. c. w. Roberts
montana ".,.,..."...Mr. J. T. Orton
IodoVleo ..,...,Mr. Edward Manning
antonio ......,....,Alr. Paul sullivan
rage Miss Helen Rudd
LWeiia .......,.,..... Mira Helen Rates
Dssdemona Miss AIyra Lee Clvnller
Tonight Damon and Pythias win
u oe tne nlii, ana theatcr goers viii have
Grecian story OF friendship on which
the noble order Of the knights OF
Pythias is founded. Ladies' win ba
again admitted free II accompanied
by paid ticket. Tomorrow a popular
price matinee win be given nj which
company's engagement viii close with
Nirsinius" tomorrow night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06
A MONDAY WEDDING
MARRIAGE OF NH. WILLIAM G.
HEARSE AND MISS VAUGHN.
The Ceremony Performed at nigh
Noon Yesterday at the First Rap
fist Church-on for Austin.

The marriage OF Mr.. William G..
Hearne and Miss Katherine s Vaughn
took place yesterday at high noon nc
the First Baptist church Of this city.
The bride was accompanied into the
church by her brothcr-in-lnw, MIR. John
T. Montgomery. Miss Anna Cooper
was her maid OF honor and Mr.. FOn-
faine OF Austin was groomsman. The
other attendants We're Miss Annie BUR
nett. Tom Tihbs Of Waco Miss Wal
dine Hlmplemnn of Austin, Horace
Luckett, Miss Eehal scruggs of Dallas.
DR.. lriOn, Miss ella Montgomery, Jerry
Ellls, Miss Grace Fleming OF New York.
William Rounds, Miss Alma Turner
and James Riley The ushciH were
Messrs. Ben Teller Robert 1.ittlclohn,
Horace Hunter and James Reed. The
ceremony was lnpresslvely performed
by Rev. j. Morgan Wells In the pres
ence of large concourae 0f friends,
In the afternoon complimentary
luncheon was rendered the bridal party
at Hotel Worth by Mr.. ana Mrs Hard
wick The groom Is prominent young
attorney Of Austin and the bride Is the
daughter OF Mira. +. *. Vaughn and
Is one OF Fort Worth'R social fnvorIios.
They received large number OF hand
some bridal presents. AT 4 o'clock d.
~. the bridal party left for their future
home in Austin In the special car of
Colonel T. NJ. Campbell. general man
nger OF the /. a G. ~ II r.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06

Boys brigade at old courthouse, Sew
enth and Rusk streets, 7:i5 p m.
Choir meeting. Broadway Presbyter-
ian church. ST. Louis avenue and
Broadway, p. m.
Lenten services. st. Andrews church,
& p. m.
Baptist Young Peoples Union, at
the church. 7i5 p. IN.
Junior League. ST. Paul's NJ. T.
church, In the church purlors.
Alma lodge, No. i05. A. O. U, w,
knights Of Pythias hall. p. IN.
Fort Worth division No. 2, uniform
rank knights OF Pythias.
Fort Worth lodge. No. 75, Interna-
tional association OF Machinlsts. hall
corner OF Seventh and Houston streets.
High School Literary society, high
school building. y. m.
Lone star ruling, No. 400 FrnternaI
Mystic Circle. hall corner Houston and
West Second streets.
SUI Ross lodge, Knights OF Dixie.
Fourteenth and Houston streets.
Fort Worth lodge. No. e5t. /. o. O,
r.. han 1Oi Houston street.
Woman's Auxiliary to Y. NJ. c. A.,
p. M. Y. NJ. c. a parlors.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06
BROWN ON THE STAND.
Testihes In His own po',alr-scores tina
Newspapers.

san Francisco, March 5.-Rev. c. O.
Brown was ON the witness stand In bia
own behalf this morning. He prefoced
nus testimony by scoring the news.
pabefs on the ground that an effort
mn neen made TO prejudice the COM
iie oharged that the reporters at the
counsel mad suppressed all testimony
favorable to him and had mlsquoted
ms utterances to the council.
AZ the request OF the moderator n
morton was adopted by the council re-
uunsting the papers to treat Or. Brown
impar.ially. II
pr. Brown then began his tcstlmonv
" began to study theology at Oberlin
Mnen ~ and year later married. and
LOT mat reason had TO leave Oberiin
re reclted the more important incidents
IN his career until the time Of hi. r'9
noval TO where he first met Miss over
mn, HIS wife had engaged her MS n
H ,,saiI on the recommendation Of
prominent ladies'. He said his ac1ualn.
lance with her was casual He stated
thai ne had never sustained Imnroner
relations with Mrs Stockton f''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06

Midland. Tex, March 5.-fsnoo,o,,-
sunday last the residence of r,a g
zee, SIX miles north Of indiana No.
tbIn slafized, several guns among other
~ sa ueihg taken. II happened while
i Iue FAMILY We're at church. sherifrs All al.
toot t q, Midland ana Jones OF stanton
sord ana " ana arrested Tom Nor
n ,nte following them some sixtv e m'Ios
ii@bt '1 I'M county. The parties sbowed
,ba o put We're quickly oyereome " hv
by tbsm oeFs; several shots being ilred
from tbc S nssn and Morsord ESCAPED
I,la coaling camps some tin,a me
Aitp IIaurra1 was serving sentence 't erosn
waa sen, county for horse theft. Bovi,in
for T7 d Hlsmtenesd from Limestone eoSntY
They NH s,s Of mortgaged property.
after their sa 10 Rusk tomorrow, and
"e tried for burglary o'' they VIII
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06
He WILL NOT RUN.
JUDGE HARDY NOT A CANDIDATE
FOR CONGRESS.


corsicana, Tex, March 5,-tspeclal)-
1t Is now on the quiet given out that
Judge Hardy Will not make the race
Tor congress. His most trusted lieuten-
ant told your reporter this morning
mat Hardy would not resign the lldg,
snip as given out last fall, nor would
feels every day more and morn ~
weakness OF his cause. Last wear he
carried this county. but only on county
lde. Silver Is now an issue and tbo
nlmetallic Democrats are Organized 10
walk over everything. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06
THE NEW CABINET.
The Marquis hi Rudinl WIN Probably
BE the Leader

Rome. March 5,-Alany members OF
the chamber OF deputies were prepared
TO make inflammatory speeches at the
sitting today and there Is much COM
plant among them. growing out of
their disappointment on his score at
the abrupt and summary manner In
which an adjournment was had.
The government seems to have taken
the chamber by surprise nj this move
ment. Even the Marquis hi Rudinl,
the eN-premler. the leader Of the OPP
position. and who II Is generally be-
lieved. has been asked by King Hum
bert to form a new cabinet and as
sumo the heavy responsibility of the
present disorganzed state OF AFFAIRS,
desired to be heard by the chamber
and was uncercmoniously cut off.
The party OF Left had even given
notice of motion to impcach the cabi-
net and ara In high state of indigna-
ton at leaving the present ministry in
undisputcd control pending the iotma-
tlon Of the new government.
The Oplnione mentions among those
who VIII possibly be entrusted with
the formation Of n new cabinet the
names Of the Marquis hi Rudlni, Sig
nor Sarcastic and General Ricotti.
This Journal believes. however. TINT
the king Will select the Marquis III
ltudlui. who will form a ministry in
conjunction with slgnor Beani.
T"o 'rnop- ore sim nhnarel I'm tnair
barracks. The utmost efforts OF the
ponce aud soldiers u dispersc the mon
which has held possession all day OF
the Piazza Collonl in front OF the
chamber of deputies had proved futile
up to o'clock tonight and at that
time the cries OF dcrision and disap-
prevail of the government, OF Premier
Crlspl and of the commanders in AZ
icl were still being peTtlnaciously
kept up by the paradlng crowds.
report found currency for Il time
that tho missing brigade OF General
Dabormida had bocn heard Of and had
In fact reached the headquarters OF
the Italian army In Africa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06
DENOUNCED GENERAL WALKER.
Inc Executive Committee Refused IN
ADOPT. General Wlses Letter.

a. Richmcnd. Va. March 5,-The execu-
i've committee in charge of arrange
menls for the reunion OF the Tinted
confederate Veterans refused tonirbt
70 adopt a letter to the cop,n ,,,rit3iI Ut
ny General Peyton Wise, chairman az
me committee, because It denounced
G tha g.a walker, COMMANDMENT chief Of
the Grand Army of the Republic VI
General Wise's references IN G.,o.,
Whaiket We're suggested by the action ~
uIe latter In regard to the proposed
York. 'N oIay IN New
vy IN his letter General Wise ss,d
MAKER was not patriot and deser Said
r pm@ ce ensure, and condemnation of MI
suou people; The subject brought on
an excited debate and a stormY ." sca On
resulted. stormy scene
,o General Wise declared that unless tina
mn HE was approved. he would throw
~ nus position and let some ono aIso
LOOK after the reunion. The Letter w v,ss
''"''y 'a'd on the table for a weel,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06

The Natatorium Handsomely Rented
and Painted


The Natatorium Is going to have an
opening day tom )rrow AMI Won
should not fail TO be there. Saturday
VIII be the occasion OF the opening
OF the swimming pool for the cnnlin,,
season, which has become so uoniilnr
with the people Of this city, both lndIes
ana gentlemen. While the Natatorium
Is the only Turkish bath house In Fort
Worth II Is also one OF tho best eouln.
ped Institutions of the kind IN the state
or Texas. For the past ten dava
Manager johnson has had n large force
OF men Mt work on the interior OF the
nuildlng and general house cleaning
nav been In progress. The halls on
each upper floors have been newly
koisomtned and the furniture rcvnr-
nisheu new roof has recently been
paced over the swimming pool and
next saturday the water Will be nj n
proper temperature for all those who
desire To enjoy a battle. The Turltsh
ana Russian bath rooms have niso "a
eeiVed considerable attention from The
hands OF the workmen ana thev cra
now IN the best condition imnrinahic
New furniture has been placed In hoth
the cooling room and tho hot rooms
ana everything is now I'm tirst.cIsss
shape When you really wnnt n 1rs,
cisss bath 20 TO tho NatatorIurn. ana
you VIII not be disappointed so"
Another feature which win br nddoa
70 tln Nhtatorlum service this sensor
WIN be bathing cults for mon ana ~
men. You may either buy mr. rs,t
fult or you may order ono nj n snail
COST through Sir. Johnson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06

The socinl Event Of the season-so
Say the Reds.

Tonight the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms will
De 2rofusely decorated In rod. The oc-
vns'oh VIII be the reception rendered
by the Red Rose Rustlers to MI
friends. They have sent out MANI,
OF their unique invitations and have OK
tended through the press the invitation
70 everyone except those who wear the
blue The social Is for the ladies and
gentlemen and they viii be assisted
ny number OF their lady friends in
unles the blues see ut to have n betfe,.
one. Refreshments viii be served
AT the close of yesterday the fiR,ires
on the membership contest bulletin
stood; Reds, 2tl; Blues. 22l. II is OK.
peeted that 300 win be reached by both
siues before the week closes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06
TO REPORT ON CUBA
CLEVELAND MAY SEND a MILITARY
COMMISSION
To Investig ate the State of the Re-
beiIion-Militnry officers Are
Called to Washington.

New York, March "a special TO the
World says 1t Is probable that Presi-
dent Cleveland win send military
commission to Cuba to report on the
condition OF affairs there. In this con-
nection II is announced that General
Wesley Merritt, commander Of the de-
partment OF Missouri. and several 9TH
er high officers OF the army, have been
suddenly summoned To Washington.
The World says II cannot be positive
ly learned tonight that their mission
had any reference to Cuba. but 1t is
known the president has implicit con-
fldence in General Merritt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06
BOARD or rRusrrEs ,rrr

-rhe ubbG oaps # Tex. March 5.-Cspecial)
M MOI: d, NJ; rrendergast M MILES. OF
io,SSA,rn M rehuacnna: Mr. w M a
Rei,o,n ,,nersvllle; Colonel II. NJ coni,
n NJ iion, A. Il. Watkins Atbevn..
barr fSraastieman, Austin: Rev 4 T.
Rice. an ddoney Grove; l.. D. Haynie
huucnfau nae mev' BENJAMIN spencer, re.
n president ais mere Yesterday to elect
yst university an Their decision ms nor not
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06
REFUSED THE KINGS REQUEST.
Ministry Refused to Withdraw Their
Observation-Disclosures Disorders.

London. March Ca Rome dispatch
to the Times says. The Crlspl minis
try refused to withdraw their resigna-
iion In spite of the kings request"
a dispatch to the Standard from
Rome says: "A Dl Rudlni cabinet Is re-
garded as certain, with General Ri
cotti as minister of war"
There were disorders in the city last
evening, the window being broken in
lrehnler Crispfs house and In the of
papers.
the troops occupied the center OF the
city until darkness came on, when n
heaVy rainfall cleared the streets OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06
GIVE EN- BACK.

Gin me back my stone-brulsed heel,
An them tow-linen pants.
An that old pole an line an reel,
An all them boyhood haunts,
An that old hat 1 used to wear.
That didn't hav' no crown,
An that same crop NV yeller hair
Sun-burnt on top ter brown
An them playmates l used ter know,
An loved like very brothers
An then, Jocks. the world kin 20,
An giv Its wealth ter others.
-Loulsville Post.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06
BILLED FOR SUNDAY NIGHT.
darlington Booth to Lead a New RI
ligious Movement.

New York, March 5.-NIaior Peter
Glenn announced late tonight that the
hrst public demonstration OF the new
religious movement headed by Com
mander Ballington Booth will be heI1
IN Cooper Union on Sunday night. It
" rumored that the meeting win be
conducted by Ensign March. who is h,
command Of the Bowery corps OF tho
Salvation Army. For q week II had
bern only through great effort that
commissioner Eva Booth has pre-
vented the Bowery corps from seeed.
ing. The loss of the HAN of the Cooper
institute Is q great one to the SALIVA
use II unless authorized to do 90 b,,
darlington Booth ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06
cAMpos pRoPHEsIEs,

New York, March "a special 70
the World from Madrid quotes General
Sampos as saying he believes the war
IN cuba IL likely to last couple of
years but despite the staying powers
or the Insurgents, 1t is Impossible for
mem 10 succeed alone even II they do
Spain. by desultory guerrilla wnrCora
Favored by the climatic conditions Of
the conntry. VI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06
A MINER MURDERED
Ills Dead Body Found in a c.mo..
Near Laredo.

Mare laredo. Tex, March 5.-(speeia,,
n mnr1 mss received here last night or
ty miles ~ ,o' nm at Minerva, TWEEN
Me-, me- a miner about fifty Years ~, San-
WIS round murdered In the rSo ~ ase;
MN mat place, He had been ent , vnard
NY NY OF me wounds dlsemboweiin .wice.
, nun causing his death. No clew = nm I'm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06

Announces as a Candidate for Conn,
Attorney.

u" . NUhHIUhte Tor County
Attorney.
IN today's Gazette appeara the an
nouncement Of w. a, Ianhcr ns a
candidate for county attorney suhIecI
70 the action OF the Democratic narty
ar. Hanger Is q native OF Tarrnnt
where his family sim live IL Nh M
hau over four yenrs' experience in ,hs,
county attorneys office. Where he mad,
an enviable record. He Is fully eo,,ln-
PED Tor the position he seeks nnd d,
elected would make an excellent o,pc.
ihi AT. Hanger stands high IN MI
~, 'e nIe, being man OF correct hab.
its ana OF courteous den1eanor Ia aW
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06

nou. Roxton, Tex, Dec. 2s., 1895.
Texas: H"ii"S'
1entlemen:-I have been using in nv
own home and selling for a number Of
years your Kitchen Queen Baklnp
lowder and unhestitatingly say that I
peleVe II fully equal to the very heat
brands OF Baking Powder ON the mar
Mt; II mas given the most universal
-, , ,.s, 10 my customers. Sincere
~ yours A. II. BYWATERS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06
CONFIDENT or succEss
'fesident Zelaya Relieves Hs "a,
Crush the Rebellion.

t mahagua; Nicaragua, via Galveston
war A., ,rhe United States man.of.
viii nroteo arrived at corlnto today and
III ne troops which Honduras has u a,,,s
plieu To President Zelaya win ini, up W.
s~nsrhlhent forces In few DAYS wh ,ne
a. s"o,ner onslaught on the Leon r "hgn
rs expected Preparations are now Noe ~
and p i9r big battle near In Pa
final snoen Zelaya is confident of;
''''' success IN crushing the rebeiiion
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-06

The Gazette Is authorizes !. sa,s''
nounce Irby Dunklln as 4 sala'i \:
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