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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

and last night the playhouse was
nned from pit 20 gallery with an au-
dlence that enjoyed from beginning TO
end his mysterious feats. The pro-
gram included many OF the conjuror's
tricks. which though often repeated,
are stili seemingly inexplicabie. and are
always a source OF pleasure. Yet there
were many new and novel features.
The Artists Dream was series OF
splendid spectacular effects, and the
trunk mystery and the Columbian
transformation ELECTED much applause.
Hermann also introduced his latest
marvel. Triiby, svengaliaed and asleep
in mid air The crowning feature or
the evening. however, was the beauti.
full bewlldering spectacular dancing or
Madame Hermann. The amazing dance
creations were made more charming
by lovely and elaborate costumes, and
their effects heightened by the use Of
numerous colored calcium lights. The
musical part OF the entertainment was
highly pleasing: the selections rem
dered by Mr.. Eddie Fox and the or
chestra being very popular feature
OF the performance
Tomorrow night. the eminent roman
tic actor. Robert Mantell, will appear
in Monbars. one OF his strongest plays,
In which he has many opportunities
for emotional acting as well as for the
display OF gorgeous costumes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04
URGE HIM TO RUN.
CITIZENS WANT PAUL NAPLES FOR
MAYOR.
He Is BesicEcd by All Glasses to
Make the Rnce for the ONCE.

A strictly business man for mayor
on strict business platform is the
cry all over Fort Worth and the peO-
pie have chosen the man upon TO unite
n the many calls made upon MIR. Paul
NAPLES, the successful grocery mer-
chant, are any Indication.
Saturday n number of people called
on him In person and asked him to
stand for the position. Yesterday
scores of people called, men in all
walks OF life. but more particularly
men in business.
Those nearest to Mr.. NAPLES have
put II to him as patriotic duty,
and declare that when the office seeks
the man, as in his case, that he
should not decline.
A party OF well-known citizens
sought Mr.. NAPLES out last night and
tried to get his consent to use his
name, but the result could not be
learned.
The telephone OF the NAPLES Platter
Grocery company was kept In action
yesterday by personal friends asking
Mr.. NAPLES To enter the race, and
pledging their support.
gentleman who knows Mr.. Wa
pies well said last night.
He is not n politician, and knows
nothing whatever about politics. and
would not under any circumstances
enter a scramble for the office. He
does, however, believe in Fort Worth
( and would do almost anything in rea-
son TO help the city. II the citizens
could but realize how much he could
accomplish for them II mayor thew
would go to him on masse, call upon
answer" "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04
RAINS HAVE FALLEN
boats ON THE DRAZOs WASHED
FROM MooRINGs.
Damage Mt Different PIaces-Farm
Work Has Dccn Greatly Re-
tarded by the Floods.

Columbia, Tex, Feb. s.-tspecial)-
me hrazos rose forty feet at this
point during the recent reayy rains
Dufihg the night the Emily p. Pulling
bliy' White Water. Justin and Christie,
an steamboats, belonging to the CO.
iumoia Transportation COMPANY. were
washed from their moorlnps along
with big barge. 1t is expected that
they nave been carried out to sea.
louise. Tex. Feb. S.-(speclal)-The
nnuerson hotel was struck by light
a,as III ,hree places. All windows,
pmas,s e,S;, We're demolished and two
IRE h., oaHIy stunned The hotel caught
hFe, nut the flames were suiIdned.
houston, Tex, Feb. "A narfect
aqsiuge OF water has fallen here. The
ito'Si boyle, large brick on the banks
Vi builalo bayou. came near being
VA, asned away. Water has been from
sw9 70 four feet deep on several streets.
Sna u' times street cars could not run.
tIcni1,, portions OF the city was prac-
.ieuily lsolnted. The Katy track near
,ne city has been washed away and
uaihs put greatly behind time.
Eduy, Tex, Feb. Recommendations
several days past the heaviest rain
Ut many Years has fallen, and we now
,aNe me best season that has been
a,n,. e sf9uhu Tor years. As yet. how
eEer no damage has been reported
BlVins. Tex, Feb. 3.-(speeiaI1 I'VE
nave been having heavy rains lately,
unu an work has been stopped. TIE
greeks ana branches are full OF water.
ne ground will be too wet 10 plow
Tor few days. ''S"
Iehuacana. Tex. Feb. 3.-tSpecinl.)-
! o"'hg to the terrific rain Friday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04
WILL PULL
For the Democratic
State Convention.
A STRONG DELEGATION FROM
FORT WORTH WILL GO TO
AUSTIN
TO WORK TOGETHER
no INDUCE THE EXECUTIVE COM
,iITTEE TO SEND 1T HERE.
The Delegation Was Secured by the
Promotive League Committee.
VIII Leave Tonight.
TO WORK TOGETHER
TO INDUCE THE EXECUTIVE CON-
NITTEE TO SEND IT HERE.

"a long pull. strong pun and
pull altogether" and 1t is believed that
Fort Worth will secure the Democratic
state convention. The Fort Worth Pro-
motive league has been especially ac-
tive In Its efforts to secure the con-
Vention. and II 1t comes this way by
the grace of the Democratic executive
committee at Austin, the credit for Sc
curing 1t should justly be given to the
league, and II Fort Worth fails to get
It, which is not contemplated. the
league cannot be charged with having
been derelict
committee OF three. Capt Paddock
and Messrs, Dlngee and Goldberg, have
been actively engaged for several days
in making thorough canvass of the
city and received considerable encour-
agement on the part Of public spirited
citizens, The special effort OF this
promotive league committee was to
secure delegation OF responsible clti-
Gems, men who knew the ropes" to
go to Austin and bring the city OF Fort
Worth before the executive committee
as the place for holding the state con-
vention. The selection Of this delega-
tion has been made and from the fol-
lowing names published It will be seen
that good men have been chosen and
that the cause of Fort Worth viii not
suffer in their hands. The delegation
which VIII leave for Austin tonight
Is as follows:
X. II. Wynne. A, L. Matlock, J. W.
Swayne. S. W. Stewart. S. j. Hunter
$. H. Canty, w. j. Bailey. ]. p. Smith,
I II. G, Senter, Il, Il. Albright, IL. w.
Chapman and w c. Holloway,
A gentleman who is verv much In
terested In the efforts of the Promo
| tive League to bring the Democratic
convention to Fort Worth said re-
I sently:
"a strong delegation will be sent to
| Austin and will appear before the eN-
ecutive committee on February with
facts sufficient TO assure that body
| that Fort Worth Is the proper place for
| the state convention. We must have
1t, and ! am sure that properly directed
( effort will win the big meeting for us.
/ The people of Fort Worth may rest
assured that the gentlemen who go to
Austin will do their duty"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04
SEMI-CEN TEN NAL.
A COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO CO
TO DALLAS
To Attend "a Convention to lie Held
There February 20 TO Com
slider an Exposition.

Some interest has been manifested
here In the proposed seml-centenniai
exhibition at Dallas. In response to
request from the secretary of the Dali
las Commercial club Mayor Paddock
has written the following communlca-
ton:
Fort Worth. Feb. 9.-Mr. Paul Gil
raud Secretary Dallas Commercial
club. Dallas TeXas-Dear Sir; In com
pllancc with the request embodied In
your circular letter on January %,
have appointed the following delegates
TO the convention to convene In the
city OF Dallas on the 25th Inst, to con-
slider the matter OF holding semi-oen-
tennial exposition in the city of Dallas
In 1897.
X. NJ. Van Zandt. NJ. Il. Lloyd. ]. j.
Jarvis, G. Holloway, ]. p. Woods,
John 5. Loving. w. b, Tucker. ELI
Mitchell, j. O. Terrell, DIR. l. T. Field.
DIR, II. J. Beall. Capt, Sam Evans, Capt
u. u. Daggett, c. II. Jackson, $, A..
Hatcher, ". Il. Maddox, $. IL. Mulkcy.
j., Il. Ellis. ]. a. Thornton. II. NJ.
Wynne, Jesse Jones, w. ]. Boaz, II, C..
Burlington, w. Il. Barter. W. w. Trip
pett, NJ @, Ellis, $. X. Williams. j w.
Spencer G. II. sllliman, W. d. Harri-
son, A. S. Reed, j. p. Nicks. j. c.
Scott, II. NJ Chapman, j. l.. Cooper,
las. u. Reed. d. W. Humphreys. c. j.
r. Kellner John o, Talbot, j Samuels.
u. +, EgEleston, j. II. Polk. H. w.
Peak. C. C. Cummings and ]. S. An
drews.
have appointed one delegate for
every 1000 population Of our city, pre-
Stunning the county Judge will furnish
you list OF the delegates from the
county outside OF the city. Yours re-
specially, u. b. PADDOCK,
I MnNpr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

This morning the civil docket was
set for next week beginning February
II. as follows;
4se3-Charlotte Thedins vs.. John c.
Brown ct al.
4s5s-J. b. Simpson vs.. Texas and Pa
cinc Railway company.
50S2-G. II. Goodson vs.. Uriah Will
Jams ct al.
b2el-Fort Worth Board OF Trade Va.
owen j. Cooke ct al.
75ss-Emma F, Allibone vs.. Fidelity
Casually Insurance Co.
WEDNESDAY.
7795-E. b Carver VS., Western Union
Telegraph Co.
7g5s-w II Godair VS., Gulf. Colorado
and Santa Fe Railway company.
sgO2-Charles II. Lednum vs.. Morgan
Jones, receiver.
S9ii--J. A. Green VS., Missouri. Kansas
and Texas Railway company.
THURSDAY.
s9ss-w C. Craig VS.. George Bennett
ct al.
9l7o-Antonio Jacques vs. Fort Worth
and Denver City Railway COM
pany.
s274-Thomas Glars Vs. Western Union
Telegraph company.
SOW. II. Holden VS.. City OF Fort
Worth.
FRIDAY.
9iSG-T. ]. Beaver vs. w. A. Hunter.
9542-T. f. Smith vs.. Houston and
Texas Central Railway company.
059o-Katherine Kuhn ct al. vs. Jacob
Foster.
9364-B. F. Crow vs. Texas and PACING
Railway company.
BY order OF court.
X. II. McNATT, District Clerk.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

r. a, Musgrovc, editor of the Sweet
water Review. was In the citv last
night on his way home from Florida
where he had been attending the meet
Ing OF the National Editorial associa-
tion. He reports a pleasant trim, and
was well treated by the railroads and
hotels Through the efforts or Mr..
Musgrove and others from this state,
the next meeting of the association
will be held on Texas soil, Galveston
being the place sele ted Arrange
ments will be made for the editors
to visit all the principal cities and thus
southwest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04
PROFESSIONAL spnINTnR.
Frank NJ. Killings OF Dcs Moincs
Mnlsns u mnnIh InO-Nnrd Dnsh.

Mr. Frank NJ. Billings. Of Des Moines,
Iowa, stopped here yesterday Ell route
20 FL Paso. Mr.. Billings IA pro-
fessionnl Splinter and yesterday after
powers at the Santa Fe yards. Accom-
panied by number of friends Mr. Bill
ings repaired to the yards and dashed
on 100 yards In the rapid time OF 10 rs
seconds. The worlds sprinting record
is S-b seconds. Tho time was accur-
ately taken. S. c. Bakcr being starter.
NJ Shanahan time kecner and Henry
Cotter and George NJ. Harris referees.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

morning the mall failsi 7
about two hours i N
fioodgates OF heayen -
he face Of the earth Vt
water. rsh III
The sun is again sh p, !. .
dnys, ra and farmers SGaS. =, :,
back on account Of =
Marshall. Tex. Fl III
1t has been raininis. w "A
since last Weans,,,'ss.,s ~
o'clock and the s"
almost impossible rsb. 1 \
elm Mott, Tex, aft,sf
we are in the midst ',A, = 4. I
son al this place s,n III y;
o SsIy T a few. having 'x !. \
have been able 70 yEsh 81
Lubbock, Tex. 4 rs
For several days 5 3 !
here and the grou'
ton forkarmers;; IN ,~S1
Bolton, Tex, rs ,rs ~,
usually heavy e. fx, y
most contlnuaily ,srg IN \
viii set farmlns o rs. IA
rained here for tive as ~
most constantly i
bad. - FEE 4
Jefferson, TeN. taie,
Heavy a r1ins Tor iforiy.sssi 4
river Is rising .ap,'lS Tsl ~!
il exnected. the psr,iss
son IS teasspe,tsd TO ~ n
oyerton. Tex, rien "
Much rain nn,ss s d.
behind With n tns ri,
have As's been havIa ~; tgsSssf
sun has come 0u'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04
the TEACHERS MEET.
Were In Attendance From Different
sccttons-Swinc breeders.

Quanah. Tex. Feb. 3. - Especially -
Hardcmnn county tehchers' institute
held their second meeting last Friday
and Saturday A good program had
been arranged. and Notwithstanding
the wet weather an interesting meeting
was held and teachers from the dlffer-
ent schools over the county were I'm
attendance The Institute will hold
its next meeting at Chillicothe the last
Friday and Saturday In March next.
a swine breeders association was
organized at this place last week with
quite number of members from all
over the country. All OF the members
have pure bred Berkshire and Poland
China hogs and It Is proposed TO make
the raising of fine hogs one Of the
leading industries OF this section Of the
country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04
NEW MAIL SERVICE.
InnuGurnted Across the border BE-
tween Texas and Mexico.

o. L. Teachout. superintendent of
the Eleventh division of the railway
mail service has gone to Laredo,
whore he will superlntend the inau-
ration Of the new service for the
quick transit of the mails across the
border, both into and out of Mexico.
Under the new service there will be
saving OF twenty-four hours time
on all mail crossing the border. and
the new etep is OF the Ereatest COM
merclal Importance to the commercial
interests OF Mexico and the United
states. The new service went into
effect February
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

], J. Putnam. living eight miles north
OF Fort Worth. died at his home at 5
O'Clock yesterday morning after a
short sickness Of pneumonia Mr.. Putt
nam was well known Republican.
and was one Of the wealthlest farmers
IN Tarrant county. He and his family
frequently visited In the city. the guests
OF Judge y. ID. Moore. and were we'll
knnxyu hnra
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

Following transfers OF real estate
were recorded yesterday:
a. Clingman to c. NJ Clingman, 1872
acres OF Toombs and Crawfords sur
veys, 500.
i G Terrell to +. Il. Robinson, lot 6.
block 3. Terrell's addition. $500
Joseph Tolllver and wife to ]. 3.
Harrison. lots . and 3, Tolllver's adj
dition to Arlington, 1920
4. p. Martin to ]. II. Caldwell. SO
acres l6 miles southeast OF city, $4,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04
BARNEY WAS IN rowS.
MIR. Gibbs Of Dallas Was In Fort
worth Yesterday.

The Hon. Barnett Gibbs of Dallas
was In the city yesterday on business.
He very adroitly avoided reporters.
He did not honor the Populists with a
call. In explaining this fact. MIR. Sam
men In the county, said: DO YOU
know Barney reminds me OF newly
converted Methodist, Usually when a
man unltos with the church he feels a
great desire that others should follow
in the good cause. That's tho way
with Barney, He feels that n little mis-
sionary work should he done, and
consequently Is associating with meme
but Democrats"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04
A MoTonMAN HURT.
Injured While Attempting to Hoard
n Moving Cur.

pany's line. was knocked down and
BADLY hurt yesterday white attempting
to stop from one moving car to an
other as they drew alongside each
other. He waited too long to make
the jump. and was thrown down, the
brake beam of the ear crushing one OF
his legs In frlghtful manner. Mr..
Blewltt also sustained painful injuries
about the head. His wounds were
carefully dressed, and while not dan
gerous. are sufficient to prevent him
from working for some time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04
TEXANS IN TOWN.

G. b. Hester. Throclemorton.
George Epple. Kennedale.
a DevereuX. Decatur.
7. $. Wylie. Stephenville.
W spruill, Archer City.
f, NJ. Burns, Colorado.
$. II. Hay. Vernon,
T. II. Alexander. Mexia.
7. y, Piner. Denton.
Il. II. Bell, Denton.
j. y. Landon. Galveston.
Charles McFarlan. Aledo.
william j. Cannon. Dallas
$. Myers. Dallas.
j. II. Bond. Dallas.
a. IL. Jones, Gonzales.
l.. s, Haas, Bowie.
W. NJ. Johnston. Dallas.
ID. X. Gordon, Thurber.
j, o. Price and wife San Anto,,.
c, W. Childress. Terrell.
II, W Jack son. Galveston
Charles l.. Myers, Houston.
Mrs. A. b. Austin, San Antony
Lang, Strawn.
J w, Patterson, Decatur.
Miss Eva Reeves, Anneola
William Haas. WeatherforA
T. II. Jones. Wichita Fana
j. II. Paine. Denton.
James n: Simpson. Dallas
w. T. Harp. Kaufman.
W, L. Evans, Dallas,
T. Waggoner, Sherman.
vernon Brown. sherman.
A. u. Rogers, Decatur
y. II. Wall. Grapevine.
D. McCartie, Ennis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04
A NEW nuILpINo
To lie Erected ON Main street by the
Farmers aud Mechanics Quut.

The Farmers and Mechanics bank
people are preparing to erect a two
story brick building on the lot adioln.
ing the new Scott Harold building on
Man street. The plans have been
drawn up and the contract let Work
on the new building will be commenced
In a few days, The first story will be
used for stores and the second for
offices. The building when completed
Will be leased to a Fort Worth bust
ness man for five years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

r. e, Alexander OF the Arm NJ
Alexander & Thomas. Main street
clothiers, returned sunday night from
n business trip TO New York City,
whore he had been buying goods. Mr..
Alexander reports business good in
the East, notwithstanding the unset
tied condition OF the monetary uues-
ton. The Wholesale men have n good
trade and report confidence among
the retailers all over the country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04
-=-=-==7=--=-
m. TlNNoN's LECTURE.
1t Promises 20 he Wen Attcndcd-At
@. p. Church EchrnnrY

Rev. II. NJ. Tnnon. whose name ia
4 household word in Fort Worth. he
having been the pastor OF the Cum
berland Presbyterian church here for
years, Will lecture at the city hail here
on the night of February on the
subject, That Boy OF Yours" The
lecture Is under the auspices of Alma
Lodge, A. o. U. w, who will give tha
do tor fine audience. A fine onartette
VIII also be an attraction. and for the
entire entertainment a fee of only 25
cents will be charged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04
rue SOCIETY Enrron's mosoLooun

kNOW WhAh 1h%h
The recherche affairs that are given
In honor OF this, or anniversary OF
THAR
Mrs. Nincumpoop declares my long
paragraph tame
That gave TO her rare musicale.
But am to blame. II In noting things
tame,
write with u mind rationale
Mrs. Blenkipsop called in her carriage
and pair,
And asked me to drive to her home.
Where, right on the spot. could pen
all the rot
She believes to be her due alone.
The two-by-four parlor / had
tend
And make It a salon iris Grande,
So that all OF the nation might think
her the fashion
And bow to her royal command.
The little bow window with one or two
A faded and wrinkly old palm,
Became with great care eonserva-
tory rare.
Its fragrance and odor was balm.
Here is Mrs. shophelmer. the richest
OF patrons,
Who. loving her wealth to make
known,
Gives a grand hop in her palatial shop.
Thus killing two birds with one
stone.
She makes display OF her fine silken
gowns
or her chains and her diamonds 80
big
The plush furniture of this great mil
lIonalre
Is enough to make eyes dance a
Jig.
"My sharmlng young woman chust ad-
vertise veil
The sights you win see here today
the crank.
And grind out column for pay.
Airs. undelaid smythe and Mrs. DR..
Groundswallow
Determine to give a grand fete.
In honor OF those. who, loving repose,
DO pander to them and their taste.
SO hasten away to pen them lay
That viii credit these women, a pair,
] work out theme that will quite Ill
ream
AS a tribute to the ladies' so fair.
Jy theme might DO gruesome. but !
bride my pen,
And write what Is truly au fat.
For Pegasus must MOL In black dirty
soil.
And Gush mus, be given for pay.
Mrs. Oily Cannon, the attorney.
young wife.
Determines TO outshine them all.
without delay. she sends out dray
Full of cards. ITO come to tn,
ball"
She opens her windows, inspeotH witt
great care,
Finds the furnishings not quite com
pleto.
She sends to the neighbors, pleas
lend me your tapers
To light up thing so unique"
Her rooms are too small-shs knock
And adds French window there.
She makes quite extensive addition
expensive,
But to mn them she has not
chair.
On occasions like this, her neighbor
abe loves.
And hastens 10 ask them next doc
To lend their belongings to MI h,
shortcomings.
And smile while they sit on II
floor.
J rack my poor brain--I labor In val
To do Justice CD TO hostess an
house.
but dry Is the fountain. like the laho
Ing mountain.
My ,hroes only bring forth
mouse
Oh. Lord, ] am tired. would love
be true
To my nature, which longs q
things higher
rhan devoting life TO vain pet
strife.
And becoming Munchausen liar,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

bas lately returned from Antlanta,
GA. where he underwent trealihen'
from DIR. ]. Harvey Moore FOR granu-
lated eye lids. Mr., Mullins had oeeh
AFFLICTED for four years, ana ne re-
turned home completely cnreu m.e,
receiving the hearty congratulations
OF his friends.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

Policeman George Carter had nus
horse to disappear from his residences
on Pennsylvania avenue Sunday night
ana he will pay IS reward for us re
covery. The horse is bay. "A ] = hanus
high. five years old, ana unprhnueuY
der the foretop Is cut off and one shoe
L. Inst
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

~ wonder what that man meant"
said the coal dealer. with puzzled ex-
preston, II amt any pugilist and he
knows ~ What aid he say to yone"
ing for the lightweight champions
ship" Washington Star.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

uon OF the Democracy,
Sunday was "groundhog'' day and tho
weather prophets can suit their prophe-
Giles to the time OF day he made his an.
Pcarance. " he emerged from his
mole In the morning he did not see his
shadow. consequently we will soon
have snring weather; II he did not
come out until afternoon he saw his
shadow and we Will have six weeks
hog. s'0''
First-ciass shave 10 cents, hnir out
shop.
DR. II. C, Whitehead was painfully
injured yesterday, His left foot was
run over and badly bruised He ia
confined to his office. but not to his bed.
Do you need huggies plnwsP II
70 cnil AZ n F. Han & Co.'S store ios
and zoos Houston street, They sell
good goods on installmonts
You really love me, iieutenant9''
I'D nv derr if ycn could hut take
would md. It registered 20 degrees
Fahrenheit"
Gorrge l.. Cause funeral Il nj
smhalmer Fun assortment Ter.
takers goods Takes fuli ioiise OF
funerals and furnishes all 81 ssary
requirements No. aii West Weather.
FORD
woman sat In a street car yesfer-
DAY. That fart Of itself IL not remark
able At her feet was, gunny sack,
Inside NJ the sack was something ALIVE
y attracted the attention OF all the
gtner passengers In the car. who looked
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

Mr.. W. Il. Mullins. well-known
Fort Worth railroad man. and
member OF Trinity Lodge No. So,
brotherhood OF Locomotive Firsmen-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

Ladies' take DR.. siegert's Angostura
Bitters generally when they feel low
spirited. 1t brightens them up imme-
diately
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

washington, Feb. s.-The fo,,ov,n.
pension has been granted: Mey,.aSn
War survivor-Increase; John N
oiekens. Bolton. Bell county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

Any parties desiring. information re-
garding sale Of lots at Arkansas Pass.
Will be furnished same by Winters
Davis & Co. Hotel Worth building.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04

DR., ID. II, Harris. high class dentist
room 10, scott-Harrold building,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-04
FoR MAYOR.

me Gazette Is authorized to an
nounce 3. NJ, Fry as candidate for
mayor OF Fort Worth subject to the ac-
ton Of the Democracy.