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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14
CANCELS THE DATES
Ex-srTAKEn CRISP WILL WITH
DRAW FROM THE STUMP.
His Physiciaps Say that lie Is
Threatened with Heart Disease
Threatened with Heart Failure
and ne WIN Debate NO More WIN
smith.

Atlanta Ca, April ia decided
sensation has been created In political
circles here by the announcement of
ex-Speaker Charles +. Crisp that he
would be compelled to call OF the last
or the joint debates between himself
and Secretary Hoke Smith at Lexing-
ton tomorrow. and also to cancel all
engagements he has made to deliver
speeches at other points in the state.
Mr.. Crisp states that he does this on
the advice OF his physician. who in
formed him this morning, after a care
full examination, that he was threat
ened with heart failure, and warned
MIN against a continuance of his
speech making tour. The ex-speaker
says that IL is possible he may re-
alrme his free silver campaign later on,
but for the present he has decided TO
submit his chances to the people on
his talk already made
MIR. Crisp's withdrawal from the
stump is political bomb shell here. 1t
will be remembered that the challenge
OF the debates on the currency issue
was made first by the Hon. Hoke
Smith and accepted by Mr. Crisp.
After the second meeting in Atlanta.
ex-Speaker Crisp secured the post
ponement of the remainder OF the
dates on account of trouble with his
throat.
Mr.. Smith II in Athens today, ready
for the meeting at Lexington tomor-
row, and he is understood to be anx-
ious to continue the debates.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14
DETECTIVE WAS LEFT
AFTER OBTAINING THE cssFEs-
sros or mURDEn-
Anaie r.an.born Claims that the De-
tecuve and Her Half brother
FORCED Tier to ,Iaie False Con-
fession.

Kansas city. Mo-. April f3-A special
to the Times from Leavenworth. HANS
gays
Objective Hart schaffer. who is al
legged to nave forced the Laninorn
children 20 confeas 10 having planned
the murder Of their father, Il. F. LAM
born, and fixed the crime on Inomas
Davenport, has disappeared. II is
claimed he has fulfilled his contract
the provisions OF which. IL is alleged,
were that he should fasten the murder
upon some one. To some people the
statement OF Annie l.. Lamborn rs
to the manner in which she was
forced to " rite the statement accusing
Davenport of the murder, reads ike
the mere fabrication of her smart
lawyers.' but sunday the same girl In
the presence or her accused brother
confronted Alfred c. Lanborns hair
brother of the accused children, and
demanded to know why he had forced
her TO swear 10 a fnlsehood. Alfred
admitted that the profuse statements
In which she said he aided Schaffer In
obtaining her signature TO the confess
sion was correct, except that he old
not tell her to write down the name Of
Davenport To this she answered: NO,
you did not, but you permitted that
detective to do II and by keeping still
gave your consent
Annie and Charles Janborn are still
in IAN. Sensational developments are
promised when they come to trial"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14
A DOUBLE TRAGEDY
MISS LrsNEr KILLS A YOUNG LADY
AND SHOOTS HERSELF.
She Had neen Cared for in an A.y-
lHm ana Was Thought to Have
Recovered From Her Mental
TroubIes

Elgin. III. April is.--Mlss Mary Lin
ret of Chicago shot and instantly Killed
Miss Elizabeth Trowbridge. proni-
Lent young woman OF this city and
then Killed herself, shortly after 4
O'Clock this evening The double trar
edy took place In South State street
the principal residence street OF the
city, and when the police reached tho
spot both girls were found lying dead
on me sidewalk In pool OF blood. while
IN the hand OF tine murderess WAC
grasped a laiRe revolver.
MISS Linnett some years ago con-
celved a singular liking for u youn,,
woman in Chicago ncighbor ana AZ
tempted 10 take her life berauee she
would not live with her She was Ven,
% the tgspne hospital less than a year
ago and was discharged from The in
stltutlon as cured In December last
Hiss rrowbrldgn was an attendant q,
the hospital and had charge Of Susss
iinnctt who became passlonatetv ~
Tackled TO her. Her great regret In ics,,-
Ing i1lgln was that she must leave be,
/ friend behind. She returned 10 chi.
cago. where she remained Al her hnn1a
Her friends believed her entirely cnrsd
Of her mental troubles,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14
/ BUTCHERY
Mexican Indians in Re-
volt at OaxaCa.
SEVERAL PERSONS HAVE BEEN
KILLED AND MANY MORE sm-
MERELY WOUNDED.
CAPTURES THE TOWN
BUILDINGS SOAKED WITH rETno-
EuM AND BURNED
Mexican Troops sent to the scene OF
Hatchery and Forced the Revolt
ing Indians TO the HiIls.
CAPTURES THE TOWN
BUILDINGS SOAKED WITH rETno-
EuM AND BURNED

Mexico City. April ia telegram
from Oaxaca City. this afternoon,
states that the rebel Indians at the
town Of Juquela killed all the town
councillors. female school teachers. lo-
cal priest, chief of police and the 'H,e-
graph operator, in fact every one
holding a government place. The Teo-
pie are In terror ana troops have ueen
sent for for the relief of the town.
The military movement made against
the rebels at zimatlan, has resulted in
driving the Indians into the f,iDun-
tnins. They began their plotting In
Holy week. instigated by Indian law
yers who Informed them that the new
state taxes were unconstitutional but
the authorities paid no attention to
the excitement noticeable among them,
considering they We're engaged in their
usual drunken celebration OF the sea-
son. But. procuring arms and ma
chetes. they made rush for the town
hall. and the project hastily closed the
door, which they scaled with petrole-
UNI and burned. thus effecting an en-
trance. sacking the place and penetrate
Ing the private apartments of the pre-
feet. grossly maltreated the women OF
his family. and then turned attention
to the officials and armed servants,
killing and wounding several.
The scene was a horrible one. as the
assault took place In the early evening,
and the excitement Of the mob was
Understandable. The Indians were pos
sessed with fury. and II was absolutely
impossible for respectable inhabitants
TO control them. as all We're drunk and
meddened. The mob. after saclSing the
town hall. went 10 the federal stamp
office and assaulted II. burning down
the outside door with petroleum. which
also communicated fire 20 the entire
tnIa III
was on the roof with his clerks, IN q
condition OF the utmost peril. but they
mannEed to escape by the rear, jump
ing for their lives.
Many shops were burned after be-
ing sacked. and the Indians decorated
themselves with stolen flnery. They all
fed on the approach OF the soldiers
and are now In the hills The revolt Is
local. and will be sternly repressed,
and the instirHtors OF the Indians viii
be severely punished. as they took nd
vantage OF their GROSS ignorance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14
WANTS A MANDAMUS
COMPELLING SECRETARY oARLIsL,s
no DELIVER BONDS.
H. Graves Complains that he COM
piled with All tho Negotiations
But that Notice of Allotment was
Not Sent to HIN.

Washington. d. C., April 1s.-H.
Graves OF New York today filed In the
district supreme court n petition for
mandamus TO compel Secretary OF tho
treasury Carlisle 10 deliver TO him bonds
10 the amount OF st.b0000o OF the recent
Issue Issue or thirty-yenr four per cents.
The petition recitcs that he bid for this
amount OF bonds at $1153,so on Feb
ruary last. and complied with all the
regulations: that his bid was once no.
cepted; that the original notice OF allot-
ment was not sent to him MS TO other
hidders, and though requested. no al
lowance was made by the department
FOR the time lost by the negligent act
OF the department In misdirecting the
original allotment notice. The conten-
tlon Is made that the refusal to deliver
these bonds allotted TO him in New
York rs required was a mere suhtor-
tuge 10 prevent the petitioner and those
he might associate with him from car
rying out the terms OF the bid and COM
pleting the purchase OF the bonds and
that the requirement that the petitioner
deposit In gold In the uub-treasury Mt
New York and trpnafer the deposit GER
tihcate TO the treasury department here
was II requirement not exacted OF other
successful bidders, MS n great hardship
TO him aud an Invasion OF his rights to
have the bond delivery made ut New
York, After admitting the refusal of
the department 70 accept payment for
the bonds allotted TO him after the date
liked for the payment. an installment
is not an exercise OF Arbitrary power
and which Is unwarranted by law, the
petition asks that tho secretary 81 The
treasury be reBtrained from delivering
To J. Pierpont Morgan q Co. or any
other persons. the "a 100000 bonds bonds
allotted 10 Graves.
judge Cole issued an order requiring
Mr.. Carlisle to appear on Saturday
| April %, and show cause why the man
damus asked for by Graves should moi
be issued.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14

Auatln. Tex, April 13.-(SpeclaI)-
Proceedings of the supreme court to-
day:
Certified questions nswerel-Kilgore
ct al Va. Northwest Texas Baptist
Educational society. from Wise; In
Cleveland ct nj. vs.. Cleveland from
Galveston, the Judgment OF the court of
civil appeals IS reversed and the judg-
ment OF the district court Is affirmed.
Motions tor repealings overruled-G.
C. & $. r. Ry. Co. OF al. VS.. Edloff. from
Dallas (twc motions). cause submitted;
Miller ct al. vs.. Sullivan. from Llano.
Motion submiited--G. II. & s. A. Ry.
Co. VS. the State. from Brewster. for
rehearlng; City OF Corsicana VS.. Kerr
ct al, from Navarro. Judgment of the
courts below Is reversed and judgment
IS rendered for the defendant in error.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14
rro.pectorr Not nerred.

Norman, Okla, April 12-Smith
Brown of this place has returned from
an extensive prospecting tour in the
Wichita mountains, lie has been out in
that country for the past eight weeks
and together with n number OF others
hiss been prospecting. He SAYS It IS all
a mistake about persons being driven
out Of there. II they go there to take
claim for farming. or on hunting
trip. they win be ordered out by the
Indian police. but there is no law to
keep man from prospecting for min
eral on government lands. The ease
vas decided in the Black Hin country
several years ago. A comrany has
been chartered at Mountain City and a
number of claims stalled and prospect
shafts started. Mr.. Brown shows some
rock which seems to be rich In gold.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14

Of Santiago de Cuba Colonel seguera
has pursued and was engaged with tho
insurgents at Piedras province o.
Santa Clara. The Camajuana ana
C1snmercio squadron charged and dis
persed the insurgents. who left twenty
four killed and i've Mansur carbines on
the field The next day Colonel Segueri
again overlook the Insurgents and In
the engagement which followed i've
more Of the enemy We're killed. During
the following night the insurgents re-
tired With many wounded.
The Eovernmcnt has ordered horse
levy and WIN purchase for ready cash
here all horses not required for busl-
ness purposes. They must be delivered
10 the authorities within short period
and those who fail to comply with the
order will be considered traitors and
their horses Will be confiscated
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14
KILLING AT CALVERT
IN WHICH A PROMINENT BUSINESS
mAN IS THE VICTIM.
The sheriff Hns Left for the scene
of th. killing. the Particular. of
which Cannot be Learnea--Death
of Prominent Citizen.

Franklin. Tex, April 13--(special)-
News reached here yesterday of the
killing of j r. Blagg at Calvert. Sher-
III Renfro started for Calvert at once
and as yet has not returned. Both
parties are prcmin mt citizens OF this
county, Blngg having been in the sad
dlery business In Calvert for number
of years, and Rainboldt. who is charg-
ed with the killing. is and has been SUI
perintendent of one of tho BRACES cot
ton plantations for a number of years.
IL Is reported that he killing occurred
over a settlement. We have not learn
ed the particulars
Geo. II. Dunn, one OF the Oldest set
tiers In this county. died at his resi-
dence In Wheelock yesterday evening
He was very wealthy and owned more
land than any other one man In this
county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14

The following transfers OF real estate
were recorded yesterday:
]. b. Davis TO a. r. Jones. north half
lot !. block r, Rosedale addition: $4,000.
Mrs. M. O. Ogden 10 IL. s.. Evans, in
terest IN T. L. Toler survey: ti5
s. Ledford and wife to Lawson State
ham. 60 by 20i feet lot in Keller south
Needham survey; $40
j, L. Morehead and wife TO T.. N.
Henley 81 of an acre, william Dooley
survey; $3.50.
Thomas worthington to IT, c. Howell,
lot 2, block 81. Fort Worth city com
pany's addition; s25.
A. Il. Lowe to c. p. McGourik, a IL
acres NJ. Rockerfellow survey; si45.
A. Grun.er and wife, part lot Q, block
II. Daggett's addition: $3.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14

Austin. Tex. April 13.--Cspeclai.)-
The charter OF the Sonncfleld and En-
mis- Construction company OF Dallas
was iled today with g. W. sonnedeld.
III. j. Ennis and II. w Albright. all OF
Dallas, for directors, The capital stocl,
is Fixed at $4,000 and the purposes OF
the incorporation are set out to be the
manufacture and sale OF building ma.
terlnls; also that OF the Rusk County
Fair association OF Henderson, Texas
The directors are C. T. Smith. Il. u. Al
ford, ]. ". Mays. H. E. Scope, p. ID,
chapman, u. $. Meadows. ]. v. Blair
J. p. Grim. Jim Williams, II. 1. Griifiu
and ]. l. Welch.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14
JErTEnsoN's ANNIVERSARY
BittingIy Celebrated Mt His old
Homo In virginia.

Monticello. Va. April i3.--To-day the
1bsd anniversary Of Thomas Jcircricn's
birthday WIS httingly observed here.
where he lived and died, by gather
ing OF a large number VI prominent
Democrats from all sections Of the
country, The distinguished guests In
cluded Vice President Stevenson, Sec
rotary Herbert, Postmaster General
Wilson. Acknowledgement Harmon, ex-
Governor Russell OF Massachusetts.
The exercises commenced shortIy ar
ter O'clock, and upon the broad lawns
were assembled several hun ired roo
pie who came from the surrounding
towns and farms. Three addresses
were delivered The first by Chauncey
y. Black, the second by cx-Ciovernor
Russell. and the third by ex-senator
Daniel OF Virginia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14
nxHrnrrIoS pAsn HALL GAMES.
Played In NenrIy AN the national
League Cities In the Country.

H'"HuN tItfcs IN The Country.
louisville, Ky, April 1s.-The base
pall season OF 1896 was formally opened
today by exhibition games In nearly
az the National League places. The
luea han been to set aside as Harry
Wright Day" and the proceeds az
these games TO make fund for the
purpose OF erecting a. suitable mem
orial TO the patron of the National
I,enFue. Following are the results Of
today's games. playing In cities first
Indianapolis. 3; Pittsburg, s.
Louisville, 81; No 2. 4.
New York. "A: Metropolitan. 4,
Detroit. 81: Athletics, 4.
Mashipgton, 80; Department nine, l..
Fhiladelphla, l; Athletics, 2.
Kansas City 4; Chicago, ?.
Cincinnati. Z; Team OF 1882, 3.
BoSton. 4: Harvard, 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14

Jury In miller Case DIsmtssea--other
Gases Heard.
Dallas. Tex. April 3.-tSpeciai)--ln
Judge Clints court today the jury in
the case of L. Il. Miller. charged with
producing an abortion on Ailcen
Turnase. were finally dismissed, hav-
ing failed to reach verdict They
stood eleven for conviction and one
for accquittal.
the cases against W. II. Clark. c.
A. Dawson, l.. i, Saucer and Geo. II.
Price. charged with arson and burglary
were set for yesterday. w. X Clark.
pleaded guilty and was given i've
years. and @. II. Price was put on
trial.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14

Dallas, Tex. April is-Cspecial.)- 1.-The
residence of John #. Callahan. corner
OF Commerce and Henry streets. was
burned Sunday morning about 4
o'eiock. The loss on the structure and
contents will aggregate $4,000, ana the
insurance ls $1,000
The blaze is thought to have origi-
ing in the house When the inmates
mated in the house. When the inmates
were awakened they hardly had time
to escape without being severely burn
ed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14

Waco, Tex. April Especial. 1.-THE
Texas Humane Society held meeting
tonight and elected officers for tho en-
suing year. The reports show that
much good work has been accomplished
by the society in preventing cruelty 70
animals and causing the punishment OF
those who mistreated thefdumh hrutes.
The society has also done good work II.
providing homes for frlendless chill
dren.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14

Vernon. Tex. April ls--CSpeclal -
p'he people Of thig place met last snt,lr-
day In mass meeting and asked that
the Indian Territory be opened M 10
settlement on tho grounds that the
place has been and Is such as to fur
itsn y retreat TO outlaws. which are a
ana because the Federal authorittea
nave neglected to 10 this. the countr,.
Is open to cutthroots and highwa rr,en
wno are driven from civilized commu-
nities in the states.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14

Austin. Tex, April 13.--tspeciaL)- y
This afternoon an alarm of fire was
sent in from the asylum for the insane
situated about three miles from the
city. The fire originated in the roof OF
the north building. which contains one
hundred and eighty of the most dam
gerous characters OF patients. Superin-
tendent Simpson had the patients re-
moved instantly and the fire company
extinguished the fire before 1t had dam
aged the building more than Eve hum
dred dollars
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14

A young man giving the name Of
Dan Purcell. and VINO says his home is
in Brownwood. WAS painfully injured
Sunday night by jumping from the
Texas and Pacific passenger train as
It was entering the yards. His face
was badly skinned and two or three
fingers were dislocnted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14

Washington, Aprii is,-The I'm for
tne actlement OF the FAcific fallrood
debts, widen wll be presented Ia "a ~ ,be
house was tniahed today hy the com s,,e
M ~ eAcii.c reilvaya. and viii
few days, 30 changes were MADE sra,,,
the plan drawn by the joint s,lb COVE
mitteA OF the two houaes-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14

He II Wanted nj Waco on UhnrGe
of Murder.
Lexington. Ky, April 13.--Detectlve
Geo. Drake arrived here this morning
with John NJ. Sebastian. the man who
is charged with numbering f. NJ.
Stripling near Waco, Tex, nearly two
years ago. Governor Bradley has not
signed the requisition papers and
Judge ]. NJ. Sebastian. uncle o. the
accused will make a strong effort to
persuade him not to do so. Already q
petition Is In the governors hands
saying the petitioners believe Se'has-
tan Will be lYnchel IL taken To I'exns.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14

SODA WATER
Made from distilled water and fruit
flavors,=2 doz. half pints. 60 cents.
FAMILY BEER.
~ plnts In case, price. ........75 cents
IL half pints IN case ........... 80 cents
ROCK CANDY SYRUP.
Pure white rock candy syrup In any
quantity: Phone 2f2: prompt delivery
THE cAPERA MNF~G co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14

Elgin. Tex. April H. Special Nor
ris Bassit, doing general merchandise
business az McDade. ten miles east of
this place. burned out last night. As
far as can be learned the loss viii reach
$4,000. with about $1,000 insurance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14

]. W. Hudson, who formerly lived IN
Fort Worth for about year. returned
yesterday from Waco He win soor
issue n folder containing the names OF
nll the candidates running for the VA
rious Offices In Tnrrant county. to-
gethcr with the law relating to hold.
Ing primaries and the Australian vot.
ing system.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14
CANCER

Cancer crred WITH bs, vi
oils. Also cntntrh ans I'd ,
a.. For tcstimevinis .,ss
cancers nddrers to'ar w Il,
zOy Main street, for' ,.is,'i
Hand this ad 10 some -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14
ENGAGED the ENEMY.
A Number Are lsHIcd In Batue--A
Horse levy.

OF afeinln. provInce Of HAvnna has
becn engaged with about 200 Insurgents
under Maceo and Carilto. The enemy
left twenty lyllled ana retired with
sixty wounded.
General In Chambre, by orhcr Of
General Weyicr. win fpcreed General
Llrares IN command or the fiiNt dlyjs-
Ion 81 The spanlsh forceg NJ Che DEoyLnee
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14

Dallas, Tex. April ls.. II !
Jerome 1Searby rcln Il {
night from washlnsie.,., :. n
he had been awaiting y" 1t
election COMMITTEES r. h q
contest OF Abbott's ss1, IL
He left early yefto.e.r.' ~
Van zandt TO attenn y ss,'drt
Nothing more VIII ee r,1s||
committee reports era y. y.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14
9n ana G6out
Sort 'DortS.

Your letter, lady. came too late.
For heaven had claimed Its own:
All. sudden change-from prison bare
Unto the great white thfonei
And yet l think he would have stayed
To live Tor his disdain,
Could he have read the careless words
Which you have sent in vain
So full OF patience did he walt,
Through many a weary hour.
That DER his simple soldier faith
Not even death had power;
And you--did others whisper low
Their homage in your car.
AS though amongst theii- shallow
thrcng
Ills spirit had peer2
] weule that you were by mo now,
TO draw the sheet aside
And see how pure the look he wore
The moment when de died.
The sorrow that you gave to him
Had left Its weary trace.
And there the shadow Of the cross
Upon his paid face.
.Her love" he said. could change for
noe
The winters cold to spring."
oh, trust OF tickle maidens love,
Thou art a bitter thing
For when these valleys bright in May
Once more with blossoms wave.
The Northern violets shall blow
Above his humble grave,
4
Your dole Of scanty words had been
But one more pang to bear
For him who kissed unto the last
Your trcss OF golden hair;
dld not nut II where he said,
For, when the angels come
would not have them find the sign
or faisehood In the tomb.
i've read your letter, and know
The wiles that you had wrought
To win that noble heart OF his,
And gained ii--cruei thoughtl
give
For what Is worthless all;
What manly bosoms beat for truth
In folly's faIgest thralil
You shall not pity him. for now
HIS sorrow has an end:
Yet would that you could stand with me
And forgive You FOR his sake.
Nny e,en he pieadina grace for Won
before the court OF heaven.
ron,ght Inc cola wind ,vhistlea nv.
AZ / NV vln,li leeo
wifhin fhe nrison deadhouso whore
fse,v ,not,rni,rs come 10 ween
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14

Thousands OF cases or rheumatism
have been cured by Elmer & Amends
prescription. No. ss5i." All sufferers
should try bottle of same c. w
Preston & Co.. Galveston, Tex, agents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14
Business.
'+<%<**%%+%-%*%<%+*
Saw MIL Assignment.

Gladewater, Tex, April 1s-(speciai)
--Brasher & Campbell, saw-millers,
made an assignment Saturday. No
statement given.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14

Cuero. Tex. April 10. Especially
The Mike Byrne Grocery company
filed n trust deed this morning, nam
ing W. II. Graham trustee. Prefer
ences $500; assets not stated
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14

Or, Frank Mullins. specialist eye, ear
cntarrh OF the nose and throat. Scott
Harold building. corner Fifth and
Main. Glasses accurately fitted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-14

Electric repairing. all kinds: guaran.
teed work. Lomax Electric company
Seventh and Houston.