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The Lamar register., 1896-10-10
LOCALS.

W. J. Johas,on for Shoes
W. ]. Johnston for Carpets
". J. Johnston for Clothing.
W.. Johnston Tor Blankets
WI. Johnston for Dry Goods
". J. Johnston for Undearvear.
WI. Johnston for W. l. Douglas
sboss
L W. Ksn, expert Matchmaker,
Lamar. Colo.
WI. Johnston Cor Z p. Reeds
Ladies hno Shoes,
l. v. Ksil. the eastern Colorado
jrwelcr, Lamar, Colo.
Buy your paints, oils and window
glass at Palace Drug store
-. Johnston. leader in Dry
Goods, Clothing and Shoes.
WI. Johnston, leader in every
thing in his line IN the Arkansas
Valley.
A box social viii be given at the
Christian Church "Wednesday even.
ing, October II.
J.E. Frost, Of Topeka, land agent
of Santa Fe, was looking over Prov
crs county lands this week
James Harrell has purchased J. E.
Lasley's stock Of goods and is run
ming the store at the old stand north
OF the track.
On Thursday night the Misses
Goodale entertained the young ladies
and gentlemen Of the social club
with a progressive euchre party.
Bo,tomley, the Pueblo pbotogra-
pher, will be here for one week com
meneing Monday, October 10. Come
smiling, and don't forget the baby.
G. f. Ross Lewyn, Of Denver, one
of the new directors Of the Henry
ditch. was looking over that compa-
ny's property here the first Of the
week
For the Territorial Fair at Albu-
querque, n. Mex, on October II to
II, the Santa Fe will sell tickets at
SIS for round trip. Dates OF sale
Oct 10 10 Is. final limit Oct. 20.
The Lamar register., 1896-10-10

ington to-day
Ms ". H. Morris, Of Granada,
was a Lamar visitor Yesterday.
Judge Herbert, OF Baca county,
visited friends in Lamar Tuesday
The commissioners have been hold.
ing their regular quarterly session
this week.
DR., Has.y was called to Granada
on Thursday to attend W. W. Jones
who is reported very i'll.
Commissioners Higbee and Nc.
clung have been in town all week at.
tending the session of the board.
The farmers Of the county report a
very heavy crop Of hay this year with
a better market than for several
years The alialfa seed crop is also
large, aud Is fast being brought 10
market
On Thursday c. c. Huddlesson
purchased the interest of E Z. Pike
IN the tirn Of Huddleston & Pike,
and viii hereafter run the business
alone. Mr.. Pike viii remain. hers as
he has large business interests in the
town aud county
The meeting OF the Presbytery Of
Colorado will be held in the U. p.
Church in Lamar Thursday, October
%. at l0a m. WIN be opened with
sermon by Rev Pressly Thompson,
Of Colorado Springs Conference in
tho evening on the young peoples
work Everybody cordially invited.
Among the many Lamarites in the
state capital this week were: Mr.. aud
Mrs. J. A. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
O. q Lynch, NIrs. f. T. Butler, Mrs
J. B. Trn1ler, Mrs. W. J. Johnston,
Mrs. l. W. KEEL, Mrs. 5. Brown, Jno,
Atchesou. Jr., Oscar Riker, A. L,
Beat and c c. Goodale. Thoy have
almost all returned now.
A formal reception will be rendered
the Rev. and Mrs De La Mater next
Friday evening at the NJ. f. Church
by the Christian Endeavor Of that
church. A fine program Of speeche.
and music will be given and all arr
cordially invited TO come and helT
make the evening an event Of joy
The program viii be published next
week.
A. f. Bent has withdrawn as can
didate for state senator on the re
publican ticket. Sir. Bent's many
friends here viii regret that his bus
mess interests will not permit him
the to make race, because they believe
he could have been elected, and thai
he would have been able to secur'
much needed legislation for this val
Low. A meeting of the senatoria
The Lamar register., 1896-10-10

Expert watch repairing, reasonable
prices, L. W. Ke1, Lamar. Colo.
The Lamar register., 1896-10-10
ABSTRACTS.

"A pSIIaeIS.
The only set Of 8ttnae'i-
cal ABSTRACTS of the Rec
orBS 81 Proicers county.
Abstracts to Farm and
City Property furnished
on shortest notice.
Terms Reasonable.
.fddreSs
eRoWERS CO. ABSTRACT Co.
Lamar. Colo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-03
AMERICAN HoRsEs ~ RNGLAN1

AMERICAN HORSES IN ENGLAND.
We believe few English farmers have
any adequate conception OF the rapid
ity and enormous expansion with
which live stock Imports from foreign
countries and the colonies. alike In
cattle. sheep and horseA. are rapidly
developing themselves. II the Ameri-
cans and Canadians are baked in one
particular import OF live stock. they
readily take to another Since being
forbidden to send any cattle TO this
country except fUr purposes OF slaugh-
ter they have taken 10 fitting out
monster steamboats, TO bring fat
beasts hither alive In large numbers.
and the Australians are following suit
uy straluiug every effort to make the
same kind OF trading successful But.
not satisfied with this, both Americans
and Canadians are turalng their all
tention to the Imports Of horses and
sheep. ana we propose very briefly TO
point out how en1rmOusly the i'm
ports in both have increased in the
year past, and are SIN increasing
The total number Of horses imported
in the ten months Of 1895 ended Oc-
tober 81. was 2e 62s, valued at 7S7 46t
pounds. as compared with iy.7B4 i'm
ported in The CORES bonding ten months
Of 1924. valued al 462 1893. An Of them
llQ mol come Aiun Inc Two EoLI LflEh
named, It Is true. but by far the ma
jority did. For Instance. 1873 we're
mares. OF which 1859 were from the
United States and 300 from Canada.
The EeldluEs were 1881, Of which
$500 were American and 7iS5 Canadian.
/ Perhaps II may be said this eXpan-
( sion Of the Import trade IN hurse0sEh
has moi yet affected or home breed
Ing so as 10 make good market geld
lugs very cheap nor ever the best
descriptions II hunters and carriage
horses. and we all know TINT for the
very highest Glass Of ped gree Shire
horses there have been grand prices
during The past year But when we
look al the vast areas Of prairie ana
rich agricultural lands stin TO be oc-
cupied Ia the United States and the
Canadian Dominion, md the shrewd-
ness ana enterprise OF farmers Ia those
countries in whatever kinds OF stock
they can nnd q market for In this
country, We grently apprehend that II
will be found ultimately that they can
produce and send TO US all kinds 81
equine animals at lower prices than
they can be remuneratively raised on
the uver-taxed and high rented farms
Of Great BritAin.-Mark Lane Express,
London.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-03

ARE WELL APPROVED

The effort that has recently been
association for Fort Worth and Tar
rant county has met with considerable
approval among large number Of
citizens, both in town and country, end
The SUBJECT mas been made matter FOR
4 great deal Of discussion
ALMOST every day there are Inquiries
amuug those Interested whether any
thing has yet been accomplished to-
Eethtr with the hope expressed that
the plRn will NOT be permitted to gall
through. Yesterday Fort Worth
gentleman who Is Interested N horses
remarked that Il was certainly u sorry
state Of affairs that SO important
city aud county should have been SO
long without such an association and
he hoped that this long fclt want
would soon be iillpd.
Several meetings have already been
held by Il number Of gentlemen VINO
own and breed guUd horses. und "
was expected that another meeting
would ne held some time during the
present month.
judge T.. Il Albright is lmpug those
who are especially Interested m pro-
noting an association. and was chair
man OF the las. meeting. which was
held a few weeks UBu at the city hall
Judge Albright highly uommends or
Eauization and stated that ne would
do al iu his power to promote H. He
is In favor OF some curly and definite
concerted action among the hurscmeu
Ia the county. and believes that the OBJ
iect cuu be accomplished If the proper
methods are used.
Colonel X. L. Maddox " another
gentleman who Is largely Interested lu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-03
THE CITY

1906 comes ia like lamb. yester-
dnv WINS more like sunimer day than
mn, in ,nid-viuter. But don't sell your
overeoaf
,r,,- -. ,.a.i,.,, ., ,o,ns TIM. Inns
been .esuoseo AZ the markets and res
tnnrants the pnst week shows that
hunters are having rreot snort come
y,hcrs and thnf Ioii Worth people have
hse, tndi,lrinr in many delicacies OF
mt
=, A., ,-c,., y,rc,4h rcni estate
men ,.xpress Inc opinion chat there are
aiens Of imnrovement In the times
800. ,,,,a,. ,,t,,,r,, ,...,,. -. unu
er5halfnar Tull assortment Of under
faker's goods. Takes full charge OF
funerals and furnishes al necessarily
requirements. No 81 West Wehthei-
sord.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-03

Although In the FIRST instance as
riug,.ieh as a tortoise, the Kidneys be-
come as lively as criclSet when
healthful Impulse is given to them
with HOstetters Stomach Bittcrs,
promoter OF activity IN these organs
which cOuu,eraQts II tendency TO their
lrthnryy and disease, tuactiun Of the
Kidneys, II should be remembered. Is
The frst stMge uf those dangerous
renal muiadlos ng0inat which the re-
sources ~ medical science nrc TOO often
exhausted IA vain. Peril rs forestghed
by the BltterH. which Uverta Brights
disease diabetes, drppsy gravel nnd
the troubles arising from O weak nl0d-
der Equally cnicaciuus is II IN check
inr nud Graduating mRlurlaL bilious
and nervous ailments, oyapepfin cnn-
situation aud rheumatism Appetite
aud sleep are improved nud coDVnles-
uenue hUatcned by its heuehceul ortiou
Either when heiith Is slightly or seri-
uusly impaired the vuluc 0f This res
turative and preventive medicine is
speedily made manifest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-03

interest was the installation of the new
officers. ne follows: i. r. Henderson,
C. G.; Il l.. Logan. " C.; D. f. tiinh-
.ey, prelate; IA Plangman, master-at-
arms, I. w Manchester, K. Of X. ana
s.; o. c Herrenkind, NJ. OF h.' y n
T'iIer, NJ OF r.. s. Gabert, NJ. OF w =
Joe NJ Adams, inner guard j. M
Culey. outer guard; NJ. Perry trns-
tee
After the installation ceremonies tine
first rank degree was conferred ann
then the new officers rendered De
iiThtful banquet to the other mem
hers OF the lodge. II was @ source OF 70
Erst that the "ttme-honored" coun-
tenance Of Brother X. Fl Orr was not
observed among the number IN AZ
tendance.
Al the Theutcr.
Grau's Opera company appeared last
night ut Greenwa'ls In the Basgar
Student new opera, which was pre-
scented In the same pleasing manner
that has characterized the perform
anoes tlfls week
Tonight "Eimiuie" VIII he the bin
md after the matinee n greatly reduced
price tomorrow, the engagement VIII
close with rho p-oeontuLlon OF I'm
diana" tomorrow night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-03

Neither she Seventeenth district
court nor county court was in session
yesterday Judge Armstrong went 10
Weatherford Wednesday and had not
returned
Steve Moore. charged with hiraruy
was released on writ of hahcas corpus
fued out before judge Greene OF the
Forty-eiFhih district court. but before
he had left the court house wns re-
arrested on a charge n bribery. and
taken ha"k TO jail He was brought
from Arlington a week ago on the
first charge
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-03
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NOTES AND COUPONS

a special meeting " the city council
was called yesterday afternoon by the
znayor to oonsider financial matters OF
interest TO the city Al $40 O'Clock
Mayor Paddock called the eUunuh 70
order and stRted the special objects Of
the extra seasion. AZ the last regular
meeting OF the council the city secre-
tary was instructed to renew note
OF $50 GOO In favor OF the livestock Ma
t.onai bank now due. there being no
npprehcnaiun bat that II co9id be
ELECTED. However. the bank Wished
5000 to BE- paid aud would take new
note Tor the balance OF $4,000.
Another matter 10 be considered was
the fact that no prOvlsion had been
made to meet the luteruut coupons thut
were due ON January j.
The finance committee reported resO-
buttons reselnding the former actiuns
OF the council In regard 10 che note.
which were on motion adopted
Also that warrants be drawn in
Favor OF the Livestock National bank
Tor $685. o., covering Ope-tourth OF
original note, with Interest, and thu,
the mayor and city secretary be Qu-
thorized 10 make u new note TOT sla,uuu.
dated January 4. 1856, due IN your
auuuths. Adopted
The finance committee then intro
duced resolution creating special
interest tuud inAtrucnng the city
treasurer TO transfer sl3 26s from the
general fund 10 Bame, and authorizing
che city secretary TO draw warrants 10
the same amount against W. to h. used
IN the payment 81 the semi-nalaal CCu-
pons which Tell due Jsnuary / aaid
coupons to be held In aaid fund until
the Interest fund was able 10 redeem
them. when the money advanced would
DE returned 10 the general fund
Alderman rllier Inquired rnN much
The city lacks OF being on n cash basis
whether we are paying eSpenses from
DAY 20 day.
MaNpr Paddock replied thas the Nc
vember bills which tell due In De.
cember. were paid and the Decem Dei
bills were not due until January 2.
On motion Of Alderman Mulkey the
resolution wes adopted
Gu Recommendation of the finance
committee the former action 81 the
council az the reguibr meeting De
oember II 10 regard 10 a sgiO0 note IN
favor OF the Livestock National bank
due January g. 1896. was rescindrd and
the secretary authorized TO draw O
warrant FOR said amount 70 pay same
The committee also recommended
that the city naarsaor ana collector b,
requested 10 deposit with The ciJ
treasurer $1,000 now on hand and e
make weekly deposits with the treas
urer Of such moneys as may accumu
late In his ONCE Adopted
On motion the health committee wa
INSTRUCTED 20 secure cstinHter uf eN
penso required Tor requiring the pes
houses and report sane Mt The nex
regular meeting on Tuesday night
On motion the council then I'D
sourned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-03

ness the joy Of the happy group when
Santa CLAUS appeared aud commenced
distributing gifts. We are very Ernte-
ful TO uitr friends who uontrihutsu so
much towards making "A happy tiine'
DR. II. w. Williams gave gifts 10
every child.
4 Rosanfeld. twelve pair Of hhons
and stockings.
Mrs. gireenwaii. one barrel of apples
and two bushels OF pop corn.
Crowdus Bros, fi'ty pounds Of pecons
Mr.. Logan. candles and handker-
chiris.
Wirheld Scott twelve turkeys.
A. & l., August. q recelpted bill for
sib.l0. one dezen waists and two suits
OF clothes.
Mrs. J d. Templeton. Austin. check
FOR $40.
Cash. s2n.
Money order for So from "a Friend"
We value our friends highly for their
timely remembrance, .spc ;htlly the
Indies who dressed the dolls to the
delight Of all nnd thank you sl1, erely
May II be as bread cast ON he watera
and may Il be returned to every che by
the Oliver OF nh rliod sifts.
MRS H. ri BURCIllLL. "a pit,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-03
WHOLESALE HOUSES.
GREATER ACCOMMODATIONS TO BE
SUPPLIED.
Candy md Cracker Company, Cur
strntton- White buildings

The Fort Worth Candy and Crack
er company has purchased the four
story stone building erected by Joseph
H. Brown at the corner of Rusk and
Front streets and now occupied by the
Carter Battle Grocer company ana as
soon as they can obtain possession Will
move into II. The building Is admira-
bly, suited TO their needs, and in fact
was originally erected Tor just such
purposes.
The Garter Battle Grocer company
being compelled 10 fnd new quarters
by this sale OF the property II occupies
nus purchased the block on Front amt
Throckmortou streets, near where n.
w. Williams q Co, are erecting their
new Wholesale house, and win proceed
ut once to put W u thfee-story build
ing i00Nl00 feet corner Of Front and
Thrucllm1rtun streets About four
months time will be consumed IN the
work OF construction, and then both
embellishments Will occupy their own
buildings,
The strutton-White company Will
also soon move into more cummpdiuus
quarters MS they VIII al once pruneed
to erect u building on Houston, Third
and Thrurllmgrtou streets. having a
frontage uf ~ feat on Houston and
100 feet ON Throclemort1n, which Will
be occupied by their light ana power
uud general electric works.
THESE buildings VIII give Fort worth
some more fine business hpuscH and
are IN Indication how the continually
increasing Wholesale business OF Fort
Worth is demanding more and greater
facilities tor operation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-03

Eerro Arrested with a Pocket r'nll
of Aasortcd RfnEs. Ete.

Officer Addison yesterday afternoon
arrested Richard WHITAKER negro.
charged with stealing pair OF pants
which he sold to second hand dealer
on Main street. and which were stolen
somewhere IN the Acre from some 9th
err negro. When he was searched a
Ttoclllur fun OF cheap 1eweiry waH
found In his overnpat. which invoiced
siNty-four assorted rings, eight watch
chalus fifteen Gun buttons and four
copper cents. Whitaker halls from
Dlllas. where robbery OF such jew
elry ~ reported TO have recently taken
place. and the authorities have com
municnted the facts TO the Dallas po-
lice department, as there Is probo-
nllity that this man is the one wanted
IOr that job, Tne negro claims that
the stun was given TO him by another
negro. ana that he had sold some Of Il.
u story that has AN ancient and fish
like smell The present charge, how
ever. Is sufficient TO mold his person un-
I'll returns are received from foreign
parts. and IN the meantime he has
been transferred TO the county jail TO
await trial.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-03
MANY HAPPY cHIlDREx.
A CHEEKY cbristmrs and New Year
AT the Benevolent Home.

Christmas and New Year at the Be-
neroleni Home were indeed bright and
CHEEKY. made SO by The efforts Of The
lady managers and friends who do
neged gifts. Since the day God rave
our Savior TO the world II has been
considered rhildren's day. the time FOR
happiness and making Others happv,
II Is then that the wonderful tree. IN
ltee all othfrs. the Chris.fnsS Tree
blooms, bears in various fruits ana
d'es leAting a thousand happy msrnar-
les behind II. This wonderful tree
hloomed out glcriously al the Hn-na
last Thursday night few friends
gathered there 10 hear the recitati,ns
and songs Of our little ones and vii.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-03
ThrouRh sIerp.rs.

The International route IN connection
with the II. ana \, {. and Rock Island
route Is running daily line Of Pull
man sIeeptrs between I6auaas City,
Fort Worth and San Antonio connec-
tion Is msas 81 Garrett BY passengers
to ana from Dallas forming the best
rVate between points In the Republic
- Nfsviea f,s~saa ~aF rc-siaa 40 nat
hanging last nighs. fse recently fan heir
70 az estate q 500 900 len him BY his father.
.. Vincent Tripp. founder OF the Tripp .'e.
vstor 10 Rev York II u hsrieree ttat The
r-spnrs'A''i'ies s,teeh%d to rhs proper hand
Hos Of this money arectso hts mind
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-03

The uouse purns whiie the inhnh-
itants Are out.

Yesterday about 4 D. m the FIRE de-
partmrn, RECEIVED call TO $40 South
Rusk street Arriving there, they
found the une-Htory frame house oc-
cupied by Michael l.. Woods TO be On
fre. The furniture In the two front
rooms. including the piano, was tosen
out and saved. The other furutturc Is
ali destroyed The property beionEs
TO hir Culberspn and Is valued AZ
\ bnni Sin0O The amount OF lnaur-
nnoe. 4 any, Ia not known The ton
ants we're awny at the tlme Of the tire,
consequently It's origin remains mys-
scVt4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-03

Peter Steiley und wife to T. II. Ster-
ley, lot II. Morris g. Bross addition.
Sl2Up.
jain Boone 20 heirs OF II Roberts.
go acres Comas survey. 500
James +. Ellis and vile 20 a. Il.
Want part block AZ. Jennings South
addition. $1,000.
a. J Dukes TO r. B league part OF
block 4, sub. J. Rendon survey. GO
Rcresl $500.
r b league tn q. L. Corley. 20 acres
block I. sub. J. Bendon survey, 5000.
John C. BOYD aud wife 70 J. NJ.
BOYD. south half lots ] and .. block ].
WoioottG addition $1,000.
w @ Turner to Carter Battle Grocer
COMPANY lots Il ana T., block Al,
DaeFetts addition, $1,000.
II l. Crawl ana wife to Carter Battle
Grocer company, part block Al. Dag
Tstt's addition. $500
h. L. Crawl and wife 70 Carter Bat
tie Grocer company. lots 3 ana TO-
block Al, DagEetts addition. 1880.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-03

Martin Of the Southern Novelty com
pany were united IN marriage ny Icy;
III a Hoaa at the Muikey Memorial
lpnrsonage. They went TO Benbrook'
the TURNER horne OF the bridegroom, TO
take New YEARS. dinner.
Mr.. Porter is promising Young
man of excellent character. The orlue
If from West Virginia and has MADE
many friends In this oisy, henn&
and prosperous future is predicted LOT
this promising young couple
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-03
I,nrIrloN ro nnlssTArn.
a Paper circpinted In Brhnif of
Ex-PoIie..aas Crisw.iI

A petition IL being circulated asking
MT John G1swell Ae relnatated
on the Fort Worth police force. Mr..
GriySen WAS suspended few weeks
ago for seeming neglect OF duty. but
his friends believe thar g due consid-
GRAFTON OF the facts 10 tne case via
show that there was no neglect &c he
charge ne ~ rrT -Ns Hsrufa' $40
Of bsin' fsA
man. 500 nD
knat ph4. petition Siil have = sayor-
able hearing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-03

a wnd Itumor About chief Celia
lufound-d.
shortly after the alarm Of Gre Yes.
terday rumor reached w town mat
Chief John Celia had been KILLED hv u
live electric tight wire failing on him.
His many friends we're horror stricken
VIXEN they heard the ruplpr. but q was
soon found 20 be without ground. FOR
chief Celia appeared not only not
dead. but not even hurt Mr., Celia
said last uiviu he had M idea how the
ruu0r stnricdi he had suffered no acct
don't OF amy description
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-03

To Whon il may cuuoerni This Is to
give notice 70 the public that on sire
lat day VI January. 1896, we, D. G
Barrow s Co. sold &c +. 6 Bean a
Co. our business good will stock ~
lumber. etc. on hnnd. notes and az
counts. Our place OF BUSINESS being
a. the coraer Of 1enfn and Rusk
streets Fort Worth. the said r. G
Beacn a Co., assuming al liabI ties and
collecting an accounts due us,
With mpny thanks 70 the public FOR
their past patronage We take pleasure
In recommending 70 them our success
ors IN whom viii be found honorable
and pleasant gentlemen 70 deal with.
d. G. BARROW e. co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-03
A aUInT WEDDING.
Mr.. mid Perry and Miss IdsEi. sunith
Waited In Marriage.

Married at the residence az the
pridss nareuts, Mr. and Mfs Jesse y
Smith, IN North Fnrt Worth. o'riocl,
,. m. January /. 1896. Mr. MID" Perry
r,d Miss Lizzie Smith, Rev. W w
odum ofiiciating The marriage was
quiet one. witnessed by a number of
relatives and a4miring friends The
ceremony was beautiful and Impress
ive- After congratulations the guests
repaired 70 the dining room and en-
3oyed an elegant supper May this
nRppy couple couple fully realize their
brightest antlcipations OF welded
Bliss throughout the Journey OF lie. Is
the wish W many friends.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-03

The following Texas people were IN
the city yesterday;
Y n East. Archer.
j Mitfenthal, Wichita Fails
j. ~. Carter TeNprSHna.
Gardner Work Waco
II r. Morrow. Amarillo.
Charles steinman. Dallas.
Jen Barnes Cleburue.
Ralph Hayes, Cleburne.
-. Keller Wills Point.
George r Hume, Austin.
c. +. Kruger. WaSa hpchie.
W. A tasssl Stephenvllle.
John Loveiudy. San Angelo.
G. "A Goodson. Comanche.
w g Kmfilu. Dnllas
IL g. Lewis and wife, Weatherfurd.
y. o Harris. fowa Park
J w Powers. Gainesville.
X Armstrong;. Mckinney.
ney.
a. ~ lafas4r isaatA-u4
n " Morrow. Grapevine.
I'd Refer Texarkann
y A Crundy Snd wife. Memphis.
w r Glasgow, West
w. T. Way San Antonio.
A. DsNersux. Decatur.
w. r. Galhreath. TeNariSanA-
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