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Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-08-15

1t you buys copy Of "Bushuan's
Babies for fifty cents, you may guess
at the number of the little ohsrubs in
the collection, and il your guess is close
enough you can 90 to Buehman's and
get q dozen photographs free.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-08-15
The sheriff of Coconiuo county

The sheriff of Coconino county made
an important capture at Flagstaff FRI
day last. A stranger tried to cash .
check for $500 at the Arizona Central
bank, but the sheriff, who yes on the
lookout, captured him, as he is wanted
in Colorado for stags robbery committed
at Cripple Greek.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-08-15
Making a total of.

MAKING total loi.........-.....ii<
The delegates are to be selected in the mode
Gus somary in the several counties, under the
supervision and auspices Of the local Central
Com n1ttees.
In the event the selection is by convention
the credentials should be authenticated by the
signature of the presiding officer and secretary
of the convention, and attested by the sigma
ture of the chairman of the County Central
Committee.
1t is requested that list Of delegates from
the sever al counties be sent, soon as they are
chosen, to the secretary of the territorial CEN
trail committee. By order ofthe committee.
JOSEPH H. KIBBRY, Chairman.
R L. LONG, Secretary
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-08-15

"a WISE son msketh q glad father"
says the proverb. Two Of Secretary
CarIisle's sops having yesterday come
out for Mckinley, the secretary must be
having a double portion Of gladness to-
dRy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-08-15
ENCOURAGING.

The secretary of the A. o. U. W. Hall
Association, G. A. Hoff, today received
Daniel Hsnkins, fifty shares and Ed
ward Barker forty shares to she A. o.
U. W. Temple, first payment accom-
panyinR their subscriptions. Both are
mem bers of Queen City Lodge and it
goes without saying must be stsunch
and enthusiastic believers in the princi-
pals of our order. The above brothers
are among our heaviest ind ividusl share
holders, only few carrying nifty shares.
In behalf of our local Lodges, we here
with express their appreciation.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-08-15
Republican Territorial Convsntioa'
HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN TERRIToRIAL)
CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
PHOENIX, Ariz., August 10, 1896.

A convention of representative Republicans
of the Territory will be held at the city Of
September, 1906, at 10 O'Clock a m. for the pur
pose of nominating a republican candidate
for Delegate to Congress; the selection Of
a Chairman and Secretary of that committee;
and for the transaction of such other business
as may properly come beforeit.
The basis of representation Of the several
counties will be: One delegate for each Fifty
votes cast for the Hon. n. o. Murphy for dele
gate to Congress at the November election
1904, and one additional delegate wherever the
excess of the number of votes so cast over the
greatest multiple of fifty, is z6 or more.
On this basis the apportionment is as fol-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-08-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pogue are in
the city from the Oatalipas and Black
mountain, where Mr.. Pogue is inter-
ested in some very promising mines.
Mr.. Pogue will be remembered as one
of the original efficient officers Of the
old Florence canal company 10 Pinal
county.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-08-15
Delicate!

Will you spoil your evening meal
with course rough tea? or will you grace
it with the gentlest and smoothsst?
SchillinR's Best.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-08-15

DIR. Martins is the proper place 10 90
for the celebrated tonic-Phocphase OK
Iron. Cooling, refreshing, invi9oratinR,
and by far the most pslatable OF any
drink for such seasons as this. Remem-
Der, it's at DIR. Martins drug store you
get it in all its purity. DO. . Rlase>
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-08-15
Advertised Letters.

Advertised letters remaining in Tuo-
SOD postoffics for the week ending Aug.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-22
DANGEROUS
Is the Proposed Nile
Expedition
THE OPINION N GREAT URIrAtH Is
THAT MATTERS NAY ASSUME
A SERIOUS ASPECT.
ATTITUDE OF FRANCE
EXPECTED THE COOPERATION OF
GERMANY IN UNDERTAKING.
The Proposed Advance WIN Serve
ATTITUDE OF FRANCE
EXPECTED THE COOPERATION OF
GERMANY IN UNDERTAKING.

london. March a. copyrighted,
1886. by the Associated presH) -ilancc,
u Us generally believed here. liz burnlnf.
her fingers with the Egyptian question.
ihe French government. II ~ asserted,
expected the GO operation of Germany,
hut found She had been anticipated By
GroNt Britain, Us the Marquis u sails
bury asBured limself he had the sup
port Of Emperlr william. and he "
said to have Informed tho British pre-
mier that Great Britain could rely upon
the support OF Germany aud Austria
II she aided Italy.
The Barquis OF salisbury, Il appears.
also conBultod with the Congo Free
Stare authorities before Announcing
the governments decision l'rnnce
consequently found herself confronted
with plan fully pre-NrrNnEcd, and II
" lated she now shows q disposition to
"ollmb down frum the attitude che
assumed when the government isaued
rs note on Wednesday last tnying that
the proposed advance up the Milo WIS
gront surprise to the government at
France, ard VIII serve 10 mbittcr the
anti English feeling In that country
Mt a time when better understanding
WIS promised, and adding that En-
glands explanation that the advarca IL
~ IN the interest of Egypt Is
viewed with sctptlclBm In France.
The wording Of this note IN ro,w sad
died upon the Premier Nourgcoits.
who u is asserted issued II without con
suliing the rest Of the ministers. The
opposition in France q the use ~
Egyptian reserve find 10 defriy the
expedition 20 Dongoln does not avail.
for as the British untlerBecrntnry OF
st,te for foreign sffairr. AIR. CurZcn.
explained In :he house of commons
yesterday. there are 1--WE iinds control
led by the Egyptian debt conunlaslon.
one OF these, the larger, Is derived
from conversion Of the Egyptian debt
and II requires the unanimous consent
Of the powers 10 authorize the OK
pendiiure Of the whole or any part OF
IT, Bu. the second ans smaller re-
serve fund. amounting TO about si,.-
J0D, 900. can DO used with tho majority
o, the commission on her Hiee oven II
France and nussia rprise thcii. con-
sent for the approval OF Gcrmony,
Austria and Italy TO the use Of the re-
serve fund has already boon obtained.
In spite Of the bold front put ppon
the matter here there IL no denying
that there IL feeling in England that
the Nile expedition IN likely 20 turn
out something nf disturbing ele-
ment. and the support Of Italy in case
matters assume Il serious aspect. Is
pTOblemaflcai
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-22
Tribute or RrspGOr
To the Memory OF Mrs. Corncil
Mnrceliu Martin.

Mnrctilu Mnftn.
At the family realdence. 500 Florence
street. Fort Worth, Thursday. March
10. at 1910 r. M. Mrs, Cornclia Marcclla
Martin, ared is years
Mira. Martin was the daughter or
John Bayliss Earle Taylor and his wife,
Corn.la Mnrccln 0Iubhard) of Ander-
rl,,1 fNgutrtrt South Carolina whore she
was born December n, 1si1 with hor
parents ahe came 10 Harrison county
Tcvas. In lS4s. and there lived until
1865. having married Thomas =. Mar
tin Of Louisiana. ON Ociohcr ", lNea
NJ her fathers residence, near Marshall
IN 1865 they removed TO jefferson, TeN
During lS7T-7S and portion OF 1873
they lived In Austin. Tex. and thon
returning to Jefferson they Remained
until 1858, whom their residence was
Changed 20 Fort Worth, whore they
have since lived.
Mrs. Martin " the mother Of Mrs, j.
u. McAllister. Mrs sam Williams,
Thos r.. Jr., Alberta s., virginia brN-
an and Robert, all OF whom are refl-
dents Of Fort worth. Being doVout
Episcopallnn from girlhco,l. she wan a
shining light In St Andrew church,
thls city. and her familiar and loving
presence VIII be greatly missed there.
Few women whom the writer has known
possessed to such degree tho crown
ing virtue Of tho ideal wnmln--nnmely.
spirit Of solf-aacrince 10 home ind
family. For the las, several years poor
In health she has herolcally struggled
To conceal her suferings from those
around her untll drnth wns the snap
ming Of the curd whose tension could no
longer be borne. It * a pleasure M
| this dark moment 10 reflect on the beau
! tlful lie OF this noble woman, Though
not having llycd the fuil time allotted
| To woman, she has however, crowded
! into those brief years Of married life
| n world Of love AMI beauty. And the
| imprint FOR rood left on her family viii
grow stronger end brighter throughout
| lie. My the Gront God direct the foot
gtepa OF the borrowed family until they
land safely Mt the feet OF That sainted
wife and mother II the prayer OF
A FRIEND.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-22

rurh had all gone wrong that day,
HI iIred and In despair,
kuraged with the ways Of life,
nok into my chair.
4 caress fell on my cheek,
! tanis were thrust apart,
Two big sympathizing eyes
k,sd down Into my heart
M a friend. what cared I now
m fifty worldsl knew
4 heart was anxious when / grlev-
cd
N dogs heart, loyal, true.
X. bless him." breathed 1. soft and
low,
Mad Rugged him close and tight.
i lingering lick upon my eur
W. We are happy-qulte.
Life.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-22
Az noxonpn CITIZEN GONE.
.,r. a. y. capp-. Who Di~d nj ArIins-
ton Thursday.

Mr.. A. +. Caps. whose s-ddcn and
unexpected death al Arlington Thurs
day brought grief 20 many BONES In
that communiiy and ia Fort worth,
Wis one on those ftahlc pillars NJ po-
cIcty-a Christian gentleman and useful
citizen. He wfa a native Of Ternaasen,
having been bor.i IN Livingston. Oyer
ton county, IN January. 1882, In 1865
her married there Miss Henrietta Of
iicer. During the civil war he served
tho Confectionery in MeHcnry'n com
rnand. and az us conclusion he re-
he had been educated Soon thereafter
he was elected attorney general. or
gtaic's attorney for thedisirltt. r5hieh
position he filesi form 1856 " lnce. In
Inc latter year Ne was max ci'apcrrv
e!eil and matter Of oysitos county
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-22

Professor Gentry. who has been IN
the city for three days exhibiting his
splendid aggregation OF trained doga
and horses, has had reason TO conEratu-
late himself IN the large crowds which
have Witnessed every performance. The
dogs and horses show marvellous train
Ing, performing tricks which seem too
dldicult to be taught 10 any dumb mil
NAL. Besides the many trick dogn,
there IL also hoat OF magnificent
jumpers and runners The pretty ilttla
ponies show almost human intelligence.
and altogether the show Ia mn excel
lent oxhjbition OF animal training.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-22

which oiIlcc he held until 1877, when he
removed TO Terrgnt county. locating
at Johnson station. Afterwards he re-
moved TO Arlington, his home at death.
Mr., capps was faithful ana earnest
member of the Cumberland Prcshy-
terien church, Being In feeble health.
he retired from business several years.
ago and led a quiet Me, Pleasant oc
address, Kind and courteous TO all with
whom he came IN contact, he was be-
loved hy all his nelghhors and acguain-
tonccs.
The wife or the deceased and iive
children survivc him The latter arc
Mr.. William Caps and Or. Il. u.
Camps. of this city, ana Crank Caps,
merchant OF Itaakn; Mrs. Maud aid.
rldEeand Mrs. Matte GIN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-22

Church announcements.
rnlted Spiritualists services 8 p. m,
lights OF Honor hall. Lecturers
beet; 'grhe Mission of Spirltualism."
jng service, TO $3.50 p. m.
Before the First Society of Spiritual
q Dr. Debuchananne will lecture,
bad i;J1 p. m. Lyceum at 1880 p. m.
|ninity Episcopal ChurchSt. Louis
rue and Tucker street. fifth Sunday
IEnt, holy communion at 1880 n. m.
ria and sermon at II Il. m. Even
payer and sermon at 1880 p. m.
kiy school at $3.50 a, M
hsrnacla Cumberland Presbyterian
ri-Preaching by the pastor at II
ttnd 1880 y. IN. Sababth school
na. m.
we Christian Church President
srk Of Add-Ran University,
p will preach ut II n. m. and 7;i5
n corner Throckmorton and Sixth
has
Maching by the Primitive Baptists,
fnyterian Church, College avenue.
I'M and 1880 y. m.
|S~dvay Presbyterian Church
rashing at II n, m. and 1870 p. M. by
L pastor, Rev. Junlus Il. French.
play school at $3.50 n. IN.
|ssadway Baptist Church, Broadway
EA Louis avenues. Rev. A. j. Har-
understanding at II n. m. and
Y p m, subjects: "a Bible Prohibi-
|tlt" and "a Model Married
|g;e"
Gsasood Baptist Church. Holt
EHt Rev. y. Ri Morgan, pastor.
Frcay school at $3.50 n. m,
Al 81. Patrlck's Roman Catholic
f.s'rh-Preaching on the subject; In
|rhllity Of the Church and Pope.
Ry ?. f, Brannan Of Weather.
~ Al 1870 y. m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-22

Their was n gay, fair and debonair
ngsemblage at Prof. Harry Millcra
dancing academy last night, the ocoa-
alon being. as announced, AN old
fngh,oncd cake walk" There was q
lerge number OF the bellies and beana
OF the city present to enjoy the
unlaue entertainment.
Al 10 o'clock the couples came upon
the floor TO walk for two beautiful
cakes, and Judges were selected 10
award the cakes to the lady and gcn-
tIeman who should walk IN the most
er-reful and effective manner, There
wore many couples who put their beat
loot forward" in the walk. but the
Judges decided that Mr.. j. W. Smith
md Miss walker had taken the cakeH.
and 10 this couple the award was nc
coriinRly made
Then Inc couples enjoyed the pleas
uro OF the mazyl dance for severn
hours LII.
prof. Aug Mocller was present WIN
his band. which included three mem
bcrs Of the Cotton Belt Band. we'll
Known here at the cattiemen's con-
vcntion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-22
CRIPPLE CREEK AND RETURN
for one fare.
VIA sthe Fort Worth and Denver CITY
Railway,
on April It'll, 1895.


II,nsboro. Tex. March ei.--tspecial
-pnrsuant 10 the call issued BY the
chairman ~ the I'm county Popuilst
erecntivc committee. the popuiis'a %
the four voting boxes in this city met
al the court houap today, Jerome ~.
Kearby was endorsed for Eo,.inn ,'.
Narion Martin for lieutenant governor
aud profonsor ] q. II. Buck OF TINS
CIV was endorsed for congress In thls'
,i,a eIxth district.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-22
ARE YOU BALD

!. vour hair continually flied with
nhrDRuFT-flthy animal matter.
.,i,,tgbinas OF a diseased scalp. which
Inc YOUR clothing and gives you u
si,seniy appearance At al timea2 DoeA
.aii head itch2 IL your hair growing
thinner year by year? 10 u premature
H. raw IN any or all OF these nymp-
,o.ys describes your case you have
narnsitio diseases Of the seaip which
voIi arr negiecting mt = great sacrifice.
DASDERIHB h guaranteed 70 cure
YOU dnicily and permanently. Salts
faction given or money refunded For
sale By druggists.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-22


Nhstlan End aavor, Tabernacle,
npsfland Presbyterian Church,
sss at e:3O p. m.
sveeam Society, Broadway Baptist
,IA meets at $3.50 p. m.
Rtwth League. First N. r. Church
hcf-h
igswih League. Missouri Avenue
IN.
tpscrth League, Mullsey Memorial
ush, devotional services at 1850 p
'uhlor Endeavor Society, Taberna-
vumoerlind Presbyterian Church'
irvlansl services at p M. ,,.
Isy.nile Missionary SDciety, MIS-
church.
~. c. A. gospel meeting at 4 p. m.
). c. d. Cumberland Ptesoyte
Ia Vhurch, devotional meeting at
m at the church.
tuage Harris will set the remainder
ny non-jury docket next Monday LOT
4 week beginning March %.
w Claude Butler, the genial COM
.'tihi reporter who prepares daiiy
p,. OF the various proceedings IN
district, county and justices courts
iMrant county, has ben unweh luI
'sfal days Hts presence Mt his post
neatly missed. and his friends en-
ain the hope that he will be aple
'ssume his duties at an early day'
Say, pa. what is political econ
Political economy, my son. is where
ny runs for office on the same w. :,
WIN a millionaire who paws "'i
T''nSss."-Llfe, Copyrighted, ls'o'
W.. Frank Mullins, specialist eye. ear
fs'rh Of the nose and throat Scott,
froid building. corner Fifth anu
~ uiasses accurately fitted.
a the Green Flag. 1903 Main. a pair
mems solid lenther shoes In lace and
'asress for 800.
\, neglIeee shirt. fast colors. for g IL
.r.s nv at the Green Flag. llos Main
AZ, NJ 7 W. Fisk removed to rooms ]
,s :, dundee building. corner Seventh
houston. over Butts Bros
ZEE Standard" kitchen cabinet cnn
IN NV at y A. Cunuinrham'a iD9
a Street Easy payments.
J, TX ~ one can have bicycle. A large
sust received, cali and see them.
IVES {21 10 e7t. voIa ~, tueta1lnefits
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-22
AnnrsrrD LAST NIGHT.
pcte Terry Wanted mt Itn.ca, Tex.
On "a serious charge.

Last night telegram was received
here at police headquarters from ltas-
kn, Tex TO arrest n white man named
Pete Terry. lie was found at hotel
near the Union depot by officers Tai
bolt and Towns and arrested n WAS
found thnt he II wanted on the charge
Of aggravated assault with Intent To
Nil, lie was locked up In the city Gala
booHo and Information Of his arrest
was wired to the authorities at ltasea.
His wife was with him when he was
arrested
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-22

Rev. y. r.. B'annan Of Weathcrford
win preach tomorrow cvr1'ng Mt ,
O'clock at the Catholic oiurch. SUE.
ieot: ,JnfnlIibiliiy OF the Church and
Tho popc,v Protestant frfcnds are re-
spectfuily invited to attend. They w1h
b. cordially welcome.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-22
ron sicyATon DsnnlLL rmrr.
The pndiey Primaries Were En
dcrsed by a Close Vote.

seruin. Tex. March 2i.--fspeclaI>--
Delegates were elected 70 the. Corpus
Christi COMPRESSION convention on
Tuesday. They vcre Instructed to vote
for Senator j. u. plhreil Of this oily
II his name was ever presented 10 that
convention, II not for Rudolph
Rierrerg OF cuero. Tho vote betwren
factions IN tho financial question was
very close, but while the Dudley pri-
rnarier were tacitly agreed TO. a rcso-
luton passed the body that the vote
should be for or against free coinage
Of. qlyor az the ratio q 10 to-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-22

To ne Given by Fort worth Talent
at Hotei worth March -.

Miss Grace nuts OF the Fort Worth
university will give song recital ut
the Hotel Worth on Tuesday evening.
March -, at $50 o'clock She will be
nsslsted by Mrs. NJ. D. liessc. ac-
compnniat. Mr., NJ. d. Hosse, viollnlst,
and MIR, g. u, LUX, fiutist.
The program VIII consist Of selections
from eGrmun. American. French and
Italian musicians, The well known
muslcai accomplishments Of tho per-
formers Will insure "a delightful oc-
caalCn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-22
AND ABOUT
FORT WORTH.

W, w. Kennedy left yesterday over
the NJ. X. G. t. for Walker, No.
Mrs. David Weaver left yesterday
for Galveston.
George L. Cause. funeral director and
emball liner. Full assortment OF under
takers goods. Takes fol- charge OF
funerals and furnishes all necessary
requirements. No. 81 West Weather
| FORD.
Miss Lucy Paxton, who has been Wis
iting her cousin, Mrs. s. MINIS, for the
past few weeks, has returned to her
home at vicksburg, Miss.
The Knight of the Maccabees held
an interesting meeting last night and
seven candidates were initiated.
1Teardso-In the clsse OF war we could
fail back on the national guard
Saidso-Ye-es, provided we could fall
back fast enough.--Truth.
c. r. Heard and wife were among
the departures yesterday for New Or
/ leans.
Z. II. King and wife left yesterday
for Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
| For first-class plumbing work see
! George w. Preuitt, corner Sixth and
| Houston. Also full stock OF bathtubs,
| water closets, etc, always on hand.
r. h. Jones Of Wichita Falls was in
the city yesterday.
II C. Hill OF Comanche was here yes
! terday.
George A. Akerman Of Abilene. Tex,
was among the arrivals In the city
yesterday.
1.-THE Standard" kitchen cabinet can
be had at N. A. Cunningham's. Io9
! Main street
An Instance-"Aioral courage" said
the teacher. "is the courage that makes
Il boy do what he thinks is right, re-
gardless OF the jeers OF his compan-
| Ions"
'rhen." said While. '1f Teller has
candy and cats II all hisself and amt
afraid of the other fellers calm him
stlngy. is that moral courage Gin
clnnatl Enquirer.
Mr.. Helm Baker, editor and propri-
etor of the Weatherford Democrat was
in the city yesterday and paid the Ga
zette n pleasant call.
'rYou had boyr' exclaimed the horri-
| fed young woman, you ought not 10
| throw stones at those innocent little
sparrows. They have never done you
any harm. And beside" she added,
"for hat ornaments the ugly things
| ton pantG n 1OZHnTfs-
Chicago Tribune.
]. Henderson, Kansas City; D. y.
! Dunlop, Granbury; d. II. Rogers and
Ed A. Rogers East Troy, Wis, and T.
/ O. Endt. Dallas, are registered at Hotel
| Harold.
,t,5dox Ellison & 60. have received
| +, Stock OF handsome and durable hi
| evcies Tho hest and cheapest limo ever
| Thought 10 Fort Worth. Prices SIS, $40.
,sO. $50. SOS and SIS, Sold on Install
ments.
Ed Bergln left last night for Austin.
| He will go from there TO the diterent
granite quarries In the vlcinlty 20 20 "a
| Ieot the material for the confederate
monument nj Dallas, the contract Tor
which he has.
r-;-st.c,,ss shave 10 cents. haircut 25
| -, a. Hurley building barbershop.
--
Mrs Toe witcher has returned from
n two-weeks' visit to friends in Dai-
4 las.
Mr., and Mrs NJ. T. , Mite to j. y ". Penn.
berton and family
-, ..,.,.,,a, ,,,sv ore
beauties Prices never SO ,,,1 low. M Sola
dox. Ellison 6 CO.
Mrs Linen is in the city, on Visit
TO her friend, Mrs. T. s. Bouiware'
,,xurvg" asked
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-22

bartlett. Tex. March 81 .-fapocioI.) -
In the prohibition election here today
fhe anti majority O. BaItlett wos ~;
Midland. O., sfiaDee Hin. ", heinen-
Liftle River, tic. total $50 a few,
small hoxcs are s.;l 70 lisar froal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-22

has Bob and Ar Aaylor booked for one
night. and THE Private Secretary"
for another both OF which attractions
are we'll worthy the patronage they
will get.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-22

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets.
All drugsists refund the money n II
falln 10 cure, 25c M
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-22
FINE WOOL DRESS GOODS.
Now or Never.

Now Is the time to buy your Easter
Dress. and we are the people TO buy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-22
MONNIG'S GREAT SPRING OPEN

SoUUUO worth Spring Goods
M me ea possible EXPENSE buy strictly for cash. and sell
Ceape man any oner selection
year. new la and tmbdees line Wash Dress Goods
Shoes in another part ofhs paper
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-22

W. w, Kennedy left yesterday over
the A.. X. & I. for Walker No.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-22

George L. Cause, funeral director and
embalmer Full assortment OF under
takers goods. Takes Gull charge OF
funerals and furnishes all necessary
requirements. No. 81 West Weather
lord.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-22

Mrs. David Weaver left yesterda
for Galveston.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-22

Fuase Harris win set the remainder
hs non-jury docket next Monday LOT
Il week beginning March %.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-24
LOST, FOUND, STRAY. STOLEN

LOST Large apron, no use TO any ono
except owner. Leave az NAPLES Drug
Store sT Preston avenue, and receive
reward %