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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11
WHOLESALE FRAUD
ouaneED IN THE ELEcrioxs ~
ALABAMA.
Republicans on Senatorial Election
Committee Claim That Koib Wa.
Twice Elected Govsrnor.

Washington, March Ex-senator
Chandler from the committee oil priv
ilegea and elections today presented to
the senate Views rom a majority of
the committee OF Republican members
recommending he adoption OF Sem
ator Aliens res plution providing Tor
ths, Alabama elections Of lSsi.
The report makes reference to the
election OF 1872 In which Thomas c..
Jones. regular Democratic nominee.
ana Reuben u. Kolb were the rival
candidates FOR governor. While In
this cle,tion Jones was declared gov
ernor the committee assert that this
was done by the Wholesale salsitea-
tion OF the returns by dishonest cleo
uon officers In pursuance OF great
conspiracy deliberately organized lonE
before the election Tor the purpose OF
chAnging the political conn leNiou OF
the state In case 1t should appear that
kolb and his supporters had carried
the state"
In 1894 kolb was again candidate
with Hon. w. c. Oates ms his opponent
ON the regular Democratic ticket. The
report asserts that kolb was elected MT
this time, rs was majority OF the
candidates for the legislature on the
same ticket, but they were not given
the Offices owing to the fact that an
enormous iictitious vote was returned.
Eltteen counties are mentioned MS
giving returns OF $4,000 votes. whereas
only 10000 votes were cast, therefore
Mr.. oates instead Of being elected by
s,.eS2 votes, was defeated by about
1000 majority"
Tho. onmittee fays the Kolb lcgisla-
turc was counted out In the same way,
and that In both elections the fraud
ulent returns CANE mainly from
o"blck countless" that Kolb and his
ticket carried majority OF the white"
counties, ana that the negroes failing
to register, false poll lists were made
and false returns made and certified
favorable to Kolb's antagonists.
The report gives IN detnil the pnrtc-
ulars concerning the organization OF
the kolb legislature and the election
by II Of MIR. w. s Reese ns United
States senator to hold the seat occu-
pied by Senator Morgan.
The committee says the investlGn-
tlon should be made aud the facts
made known. II the ohurgcs are well
founded the report says II may he the
duty of the United States senate TO
GUST Mr., Morgan from his seat,
The committee take the position that
there can be no doubt OF the right OF
the senate to make the investigation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11
As TO TnAcKAGE CHARGES.
A Report to lie Presented Today
Tt,nt VIII Cnli Forth Discussion.

There was a very interesting meeting
Yesterday evening at the Livestock Ma
tional bank. between .thc ti7insporta-
lion committee and representatives OF
various railroads at interest There Is
great dissatisfaction felt by the cat
tlemen on account OF n charge of two
dollars a car made by che railroads en-
terlng In Chicago for transporting
stock from termini to the stock yards.
Representatives of the chicago and Al
TON, the Wabash and the Missouri Pa
cIfc roads. were before this committee
and were subjected 10 severe cross
questions; the result OF which was ex-
pressed by n member Of the committee
MS follows: I'VE have at least learned
That YOU people charge us two dollars
n car for trackage when II costs you
only forty cents" This was explained,
Of course, hut the cattlemen present
,.eemed not TO agree thrt the practice
is justified by right and Justice. The
committee viii today present 10 the
convention a report embodying their
views on the subject. IL was stated
t.v The Missouri Pacific nga1. that his
road was In no way Interested, MS they
carried no stock 10 Chicago, He also
stated that his road did not charge e&-
ira for transferring Texns cattle from
81, Louis to the stock yards in Fast st.
Louis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11

quality was not as good as the offer-
ings OH Monday. The market was act
I've and strong, 20 i0c higher. The
sales Included for Craig q CO. of Cole
man "a steers, 1880 pounds average. at
~. %; is steers. pS2 pounds average. at
lbs. T.. u. Stroud OF Hilisboro mar
keted ls7 head steers. li56 pounds aver
age, at $3.50. Berkeley & Venable OF
Coleman, Tex, sold so steers, lies
pounds average, at s3.i5. L.. Cartwright
of Gainesville sold 22 steers, ii4i pounds
average. at sS.i5. o. Nrwl!n OF Quanah,
Tex. marketed 90 steers, sS9 pounds
average, at ss.25: J. Il. Davis OF Hills
boro marketed 2i steers. s.i pounds
average. mt ss.25; j. T.. Anderson OF
Cisco sold Is steers iiSf pounds aver
age, Mt $3.50: also IL oxen. 1913 pounds
average. at 50. %. Eddleman & Corn
of Weathcrford, Tex. marketed 20 head
1913 pound steers at sass: also 80 heif-
ers, eO5 pounds average, at $40. b,
Gilman of Pearsall, sold l2t steers, lO57
pounds average, at $40; A. Nj. Kemp
of Thorndale, 20 steers, aS2 pounds aver
age, at $40: o. A. Blake OF Henrietta
sold a head steers. 1857 pounds average,
at $3.50; Stoddard & Howard of Cotuila
marketed l5i grass steers, s74 pounds
average, at S3.O5. This special report of
81 Louis sales Is furnished the Gazette
by Philip II. Hale. editor aud publisher
OF the st Louis National Live Stock
Reporter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11
LOCAL LIVESTOCK.
HEAVIEST noG RECEIPTS AT Tux
YARDS ON RECORD.
some Fine Cattle for Exhibition,
A mig Cattle snic-Party LIN
Itoute to Mexico.

Several circumstances combined "a
make the tv;al receipts at the Fort
Worth stock yards yesterday tho larg-
est for some time pnst, and tho re-
oeIptn OF hogs alone were by far thu
largest that the yards have had since
they We're established, twenty-five iuii
carloads were marketed, or little
over 1000 In all. the packing company
securing the bulk OF the offerings. An
other thing that helped TO swell the re-
celpts wAR the fOct that good many
cattle were brought IN TO have on eN-
hlbition At the yards today. Dcslies
those already named w. j.. Moody ana
P Y, Morris OF ildorndu and u. NJ.
Dnggctt OF Tarrant county consigned
cattle yesterday. There are now NJ
the yards Durham and Hereford cattle
OF almost all ages Preparations mayo
been nude TO entertain the cnttiemen ny
the yards today The stock yards hotel
han been decorated with many atfeAin-
IRA Of the national colors and the
broad gallery VIII be utilized for
spreading bountifui lunch, with the
rruulRite nccesaprieH
The local hog market yesterday was
about steady at the previous days
prices, top hogs selling az $3.50.
A marty consisting OF President o..
w Simpson and wife. Miss simpson.
Mr. and Mira IL j. Simpson and Mr..
and Mrs. s. p. Hubbard OF Boston. A.
II. Breed and Mrs. Breed Of Lynn,
Mass. and Mr.. aud Mrs. G. w, Simp-
son OF Chicago are stopping at tho
stock Yards hotel. They are en- route 70
Mexlco city and Tampico IN a private
car. and VIII leave tomorrow on their
tourney. They will be met at FL Faso
by officials OF the MEXICAN Central rail-
way and escorted on their trip OF two
weeks through the republic, The jour
noy ~ made party for pleasure. and
while In Mexlco President simpson In
tends 10 devote some time 70 the study
on the cnttle situntion In that country.
some extensive sales OF cnttle nre re-
ported. Among the first made during
the convention ia that OF Charley Cop
ringer. who yesterday sold to Harris
IFranltiIn OF spcarnsh, 8. D.. herd OF
several thouHand cattle in the Psnnan-
die. the consideration being IN round
numbers $50. 900. Other salos OF consid-
ernble magnitude nre being negotiated.
and VIII be completed later.
James l.. Harris, the popular Texas
,eprssentatiye OF the Union stock yards
~ Chicago, Is down from that city. ana
with w. y. Anderson Is introducing 10
the cnttlcmen Secretary Denison or the
ward company. who ID making Ma hrst
trip TO Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11

Mcxia. Tex. March lO.-(speclnl)-
The state Democratic bimetnlllc head
quarters give II out that the following
counties have Endorsed the Dudley
committee Bowie Cookie, Corycll.
Hunt. Red River Limestone. Travis.
Milan, Cass. Hood. Titus. Bell. Nom
tngue. Clay. Eastlend, t'pshur. Gray
SON. Freestone, Nolan, kaufman, Pnlo
Pinto. Bosque. Franklin. Angelina.
Carson Coleman and san Saba. repre-
sentlng one hundred and iifty-slN votes
In the state convention, This estimate
docs not include Tarrnnt and FHnnln
counties, both Of whose committees In
dursod the state committee The coun-
ties that have repudiated the state
committee are TIrtrnp. Nacogdoches
and MclcnnNn, representing twenty
two In the state convention. Hill and
GonYalcs, representing sixteen Npt -
hold primary elections on the 9th Of
June, but change the form OF tho bal
lot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11
CAUSED ALL THE TROUBLE.
The Fatal Clause In the Executive
CnmmItice's nep0rt.

II seems that the executive committee
of the Cattle Raisers' association con-
sidered long and seriously the Mexican
cattle question.
When the report of the committee
was first given out for publication II
contained no Recommendation what-
ever as regards the importation OF
Mexican cattle.
when the report was read before
the convention yesterday morning the
following recommendation appeared as
a part of the report
.iThe objects of this association are
and have been from Its inception 10
the present time, the protection OF the
property OF its members. ana mel
dentally thereto such questions as
TRANSFORMATION and the regulations OF
The Quarantine laws. From articles
recently printed In our state news
nnners IL would appear that the ques-
lion OF importation of Mexican cattle
will be brought up in the meeting
NJ the association for discussion there-
fore the members OF the executive com,
mittee sincerely hope that this, and an
other semi political questions, WIN pc
excluded from the business ana ueio,
cratlon OF the association, our peliel
hniny that such discussions VIII be
s,,h,,erzive of the pease and harmony oil
~ ossocIatton. and consequently det-
,,mental to its best interests we pe-
iia,.e that the proper place for the eN-
,ir,SsInn of the individual preferences
r. CIV members on this question, Is at
tba nolls. and not at business meet
,ns of the association, where ma
inrity and minority does, ana must
y,acessarlly oNist. A very large mum /,
~. ~ rattlemen, commission men ana
,,arisers being now present IN foit
yvnrth should II he thought wise
,nen,inr of all such persons could DC
lid at The close of the meeting OF
~ ossoriation, at which snch resoiu-
| lions concerning the MeNicun 1919.
question could be passed. as illaJ =, i'''
| 81 such meeting might agree upuhi
Gazette reporter sought fresiuen y
| p.sh late last night and sousht ~
b'u,,,anatIon as TO why the above quot
"a Pmaragraph was inserted IN the re,
80 ., a. der the report had been given
70 ,lsrns,dent Bush explained that the
,,,,,i,tee embodied the Mexican ca.
o',,iaaa,,,oo,n,nendations in their report az
the start, but after consi ,i. AZ CON,
hatlng il was decided best W 'hs W.
shl TINS called to give satisfaction aihulis
,,a committee and "A session was ne. .
nj N the hour OF conVehihs ~
p5av morning. and II was thsn i uv
ietua' embody the recommenuatii,u.l
el =. ,ho W yeport OF the executive commit
tee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11
CHAS. w. DABNEY, JR,.
Assistant GHnratafxy


As 1t became necessary for the as
ISOLATION to have increased facilities
for business, the Offices OF the asscci-
alton have been removed from the
rooms in the Hotel Worth building to
the Scott Harold building. and in con-
nection Herewith we desire to return
thanks to Mr.. Hardwicke, proprietor OF
the Worth hotel, for his generosity in
having furnished the association with
rooms occupied during the past year,
rent free, and the use of his parlors to
your committee on all occasions.
Your committee. with great sorrow
and regret, have TO report to the asso-
citation the death, since our last meet
ing, OF one OF it's most useful and
brightest members. Mr.. G. W. Fulton,
whose loss Is deeply felt by all his as
soclates, and whose place cannot be
filed out OF the sos who compose the
association. We ask TINT a special
committee be appointed by this meet
ing to draft appropriate resolutions and
that they be incorporated in the pro-
ceedings of the association.
A. p. BUSH. JR" Chairman.
J, c. LOVING, Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11

Austin, Tex, March tSpecial)--
Proceedings Of the supreme court yes
tcrday.
Afnrmed-Brown ct. nj. VI. Perez,
from NtHscosa.
Certified questions nnawerod-IIoua-
ton and Texas Central Railway COM
pHny ct al, Vs, state, from Travis
answered In favor Of the st0tel. In
the case OF Chase ct al. w. York
County Snvlngn bank from 1rayson,
the Judgment Of tho court Of oivil APP
penis ~ reversed aud that Of the trial
court Il affirmed,
Causes set Wnggcncr ct nj w, Has
l,ell IT nl,. from Dallas. for March 30;
Texas rnd Pacific Railway company
VI. Johnson. from Tarrant. for March
10.
Cause submitted Farmers and Mer-
chants National bank w. NoVlch ct al.
from McLcunan.
Motion oveiguled-H Hammond ct al.
vs., Tarver, receiver. from Webb, for
rohenrlnR,
Motions for rehearlngs submitted
Clarendon Land and Investment agency
company w. McLcnnand Bros. from
Donley; 1inlbert ct al. vs.. San Saba
Springs Land and Livestock esHoeia-
ton, from sutton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11

The Travellers Protective association
held business meeting In the city
sunday morning ~ 10 o'clock. AFTER
lowing officers and board OF directors
were clorted. onIccrs--H. W. Peak
president; II. c. Combs. flrst vice pres
ident, w. II. Digs, second vice pruAl-
dent, l.. 4. Mcdowell. third wire pres,
ident; u. H. Niaupin, secretary ana
treasurer. Board Of direclnH-c. J. y.
KelIncr chairman; u. y. Gntely, 9. w.
Whitman, a. y. shugart, J. ~. swan.
again on March %, for the purpose Of
completing arrangements fnr the state
convention to be held In Dallas on April
10 and II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11

..iy Important matter for the con-
'soh or this association is the diff
,',, eslheed by the general manager
ns prompt settlement for cattle
oy the commission merchants.
ssats ago your committee held n
, ~ with the commission mer-
zen In attendance at the
" TIE association, and endeav-
N, SECURE m, their cooperation in this
En-, ihere was. for while. some
I'M hent, but the report submitted
nerein. shows that they have
W. prompt during the past year
h. before. We have now in sus-
~, r'hcipally held by the COM
i bo,nsstchnnts, 292 head of cattle.
INA li not be. This trouble is at
|sips W TWO causes: one, the fault
VI the commission merchants
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11
NEW MEDICAL nuILDINo.
The Work Of Erection WIN lie COM
utenc.d Mt nm Early Date

An enthusiastic meeting Of the medI-
cal faculty OF Fort Worth university
Waf held last Saturday night at Or.
Irlons office. II WIS definitely and alb
,lutely determined nj thai meeting to
carry out the long contemplated design
of erecting building for medical
school. The location fayorably consid-
cred Is nj the corner OF Fourteenth
ard Rusk streets, and II ~ very prrba-
hle that the new building VIII be
placed there. IL II expected that work
VIII be commenced ut once and VIII
be pushed to an carly completion 80
that clinics may be held at an early
date. The building viii be two and
a half story structure constructed OF
brick and stone.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11

/ call your attention to the feet that
I have added 10 my business a cypress
tank factory and AM prepared 10 make
all-heart cypress tanks and watering
troughs at the lowest possible cost.
i will be pleased TO receive q call from
you while In the city. and " you need
anything In my line you Will be quoted
prices 10 make you believe that you
have q brother IN the business.
h. w. AXTELL,
900 West Wenthertord ST.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11
coyrEnnED TOGETHER.
r,,,Irmen and ComDirsion Mer-
,.,,,. Met nj worth Last Might.

several commission merchants and
quite a number OF cattlemen met al me
Warm last night for the purpose OF
dabatIng the question OF claims, ana
20 arrive IL possible nj an equitable
adjustment OF this perpieNing ques-
President Bush presided at the meet
,rr with Secretary Loving present
The president explained Say ths 30 i h"aS
.tio for which contest claims pre-
Vented the proper owner from getting
rs some Of these claims had been pend
Ing since 1894. o,,aa ,hoir
THE commission men expressed tnelt
,oartv oppreciation OF the dement's Q,
the Cattle Raisers' association - VA ~
~, IN thelr power 10 advance It's cause,
1 NJ DEFINITE acton was taken upon ,p,
the matter, but the i,ses as viii prove q
Snrst,t 10 all parties concerned.
/ a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11

Boyd. Tex. March 0,-tsipecihi)-
pontiiIsts claim thoy viii easily carry
this county. II canvassing will do u
they MAJ succeed. Delegates 70 me
az Bradley OF Abilene. n Populist.
s,5ke here last night and advocated
kenrby for governor and Gibbs for
congress.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11

Is hummer. There Is another place
in town where you cnn get daily papers
Of cities named below. Chicago, ST.
Louis, San Francisco. New Orleans.
Kansas city. Denver. Houston. Dallas,
Fort Worth and all other late maya
zines that It takes TO make good
newsstand, and the greatest variety OF
secondhand hooks in the city; cigars
and tobacco also. Boaz, GA Main st.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11

Tho international route In connection
,,t,h The Houston and Texas Central
and Rock Island route Is running n
daily line OF Pullman sleepers between
fsansas city, Fort Worth and san An
tonIo. Connection is made at Garrett
hv messengers TO and from Dallas.
forming the best route between points
In he Republic OF Mexico. Laredo and
porsieana, Dallas and Kansas city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11
roruLrsrs MEET
Candidates Named for County aud
prccImcI OiIIceA-A Dcnth.

Leonard Tex. March 1O.-tSpeciol)-
The P0pullsts met hero Friday night
TO Belcct names for county and pre-
clnct officers to the precinct convention,
which meets today Mt Morgan Ridge,
Uncle Jim Groves. who lives three
miles east OF town, died late yesterday
evening, and viii be buried at Grove
Hill today with Masonic honOrs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11

Perry, o. r., March TO- Colonel John
II. Skinner OF the flrn OF Gentry. skim
nor. Simcox & Co. who own several
w. Slmcox have applied for a re-
ceivcr for tho firm to keep Indian
Agent Colonel H. b. Freeman Of the
Osngrs from conflscatlng their stock.
The matter haa grown out OF the re
fuaal OF Colonel Freeman to pay tho
hnlf breeds their iegulnr annuity
which he wlihhol1s because the In
dams have digobeyed rules laid down
by him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11

bridgeport. Tex. March lO.C-(Spec-
IalJ-A railroad mass meeting was held
al the opera house. Right OF way ~
secured and funds VIII be raised When
i'm, The railroad viii be certainty The
,nad viii be extended to Decatur and
Gainesville. Much excitement and en-
thusiasm prevails.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11
reduced itates to Bn-s-ff. rexnss
Account Dniby springs.

Until further notice the Cotton Belt
Route VIII sell round trip tickets 70
Bnssetts, TEX. "a point on our Hue
thirty miller southwest OF Texsrknnnl.
for The round trip. Tickets limited
10 thirty days from date OF sale. Call
an your nearest, agent for Tickets, h
q. Warner. Cent PASSENGER Agent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11
GnnrNmALcE's FUNERAL.
Respect raid TO the Memory of the
Governor.

Lowell. ldass.. March 10.-Governor
Frederick IL. Greenhalge'R funeral yes
torday was mn Imposing spectacle ana
n striking tribute OF popular respect 10
the late executive OF Massachusetts,,
The public obsequios were preceded
By aeryloes at tho home OF Mrs. Green
halgp. Tho remains were then taken
10 the First Congregational church
under escort OF q company Of the ma
iional guards whore public services
were held
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11

A sst OF dining room chairs Is a very
nice present 70 send home while you are
ns, line they have ever shown. ie05-ieo7
Main.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11
sar,nu r,rnr.len % Cripple creek.

via Inc Fort Worth and Denver city
RAILWAY. on April !. 1896. at one fare for
the round trip from Fort Worth. Tick
ete good for thirty days.
SEE THE oREATEsT GOLD CAMP
on EARTH.
save many miles OF unnecessary
travel. See the great american AIDS
orIv 10 be accomplished 10 connection
With trip over
TN, TEXAS PANHANDLE ROUTE.
Further particulars on Implication.
Il. s. BEARD,
c. p. and r. A..
Az Main street. Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11

Six hundred 3-year-old steers for
sale. Natives OF Comanche county,
'rcVas. Have been fed all winter, Price
$3.50.
or address me at Comanche. Texas.
j. II. HOLMAN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11
GOLD doLDl ooLDi

Far the millions at Cripple Creek.
write d. y. Keller. Fort Worth. for
,,aluahle information.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11

cbicago. ILL.,, March lo--rhe case cf
nebs III nj. n at at last out OF the unf-
"a gtatas court Chicago. Today Gen,
oral Black. district attorney. appeared
before judge 0rossaup ana entered z
noiia rIosss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11
noLMny pnArM MAnRANT.
The Paper Rend 10 the Noted Multi
Murderer.

philadelphia. Pa, March TO- The
denih warrant was read TO II. II.
Holmes, the murderer Of y. J.. Piefzel,
today. Holmea remained perfectly
cool during the relding aud appeared
less concerned than did the sheriff.
lie expressed himself as willing to
die
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11

Convention nt Wichita Favor tbs
nhIn Mnm--Eor Errc sIlNrI.

Wichita Fails. Teyasn March 10
Chester |. Long was renomin0ted for
congress by reclamation; Major VIII
liam Mckinley Endorsed FOR president
and Il strong resolution favoring the
free coinage OF all American silver"
was adopted by the seventh district
today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11

Madrid. March Io.-A dispatch reeeiy-
Cd here from Havana Gays Colonel VI
euna mas defeated aiaeso WIN ioss
bar wounded.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11
ou,xcrs IN THE CATTLE TRADE
,.v with the Former ,
inter Texa. stock journal

one OF the well known In,e inen time
Ing p asnp Il Hale, who was Sori iSr a nd
y yho was previously one Of s .ar Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11

For the millions at Cripple Creek,
Write D. y. Kecler. Fort Worth, for
valuable information.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11
CHARLES l.. FROST.
His Meath nt Austin and Funeral
Here monday Afternoon.

The remains OF Mt. Charles l.. Frost
who died at Austin Sunday were
brought here for interment aud the
burial took place Monday afternoon
AZ . o'clock. For several years MIR.
Frost Ind been In the asylum at Aus
lin. he was at one time superintend-
emit OF the Fort Worth d. Denver rail-
road and AT later date was pnymaater
on the Texas and Pacific. He was a
member OF the Knights Of Honor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11
yrEp YOUR EYE ON CRIPPLE
CREEK.

write d. b. Keeier. Fort Worth, for
valuable Information.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11

Choice choctAw and acAIester coal
In carlond lots for sale by Wiliiam
Noble. gales agent. South McA'sstef'
l. 7. ff
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-11

no CTNE 4 GUILD IN I'VE DIT
Toke laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II 1t
fails to cure. Zoe