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Fort Worth Daily Gazette from Fort Worth, Texas • Page 8

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i iT A Texas Tmrrnwa cityJF JF city Ha tutJerlcr excellence proven In mlllon ol monies Mr rroro than a quarter of a century it nw by the United States Government En ioniHbytlieheadsoithe Great pnlversltleJ at tte Strongest Barest and most Healthful DWPiicos Oream Baking Powder does not contain Ammonia Lime or Alum Sold only lYcanB PEIOrjBAIONGPOWDEECO HEW TOBK GHIOAOO TJKTT i gailg jaasttft THE JJITY BOSIHE38 OriTIOH HOUBS The business office of Thh Gazette will bs open until 8 every da except Saturdays when it will remain open ntll 9 And on Sundays it will be open from 7 to 8 Advertisers will please bring In the favcra during business aouis The foreman ot the composing room after these hours only sach ad will accept vertisements as are accompanied by the cash at regular rates as he ha3 no authority to make and knows nothing about existing cont acts Octton Melt Weather Bnllstln The SIreeI Service co ton region Dalletln reports tne tompcratnre and ralnrall for the 6 May past twenty fo i hoars ondlng STAUOHB Galveston Abilene Bel ton Brenham Columbia Oorsicana Dallas Hoirno Houston Longvlaw Lullng Orange raleetlns San Antonio SjarLaKO Tyler Tvaoo Weataorfoid Denlson nnero Hontsvllle Ueans cityW Cook iMax Tcm 82 81 78 E3 85 SI 85 75 S3 8t 83 81 78 81 83 81 82 829 Mtn Tme 70 C2 02 60 5i 61 67 61 53 62 C5 5S 62 53 62 57 C5 ZOUAL lESPEBalDBK Oorreatcd dally by Williams Co M7arc ot Bam At 12 mAt 3 in At tip AkbpS Jane endthatln thp ropanttmo ha rnnwii onjy 15 cej Kaln faU 20 613 12 Nlois with 70 leg alove zero 74 leg above lero 7 deg above zero 7 isg above zero 79 Zen abrvo rero 77 leg fove aero Indications Washington May 15 1 a For Texts Warmer excep stationary temperature on the gull fair weather light to fresh southerly winds PERSONAL Palmer ot Montague Is In the Henderson of Granbury Is in the of New York is at the Pickwick Wells of St Louis was in Fort Worth yesterday Barnes ot Denver Col was In the city yesterday Brown ol Cnlcago was at the rickwick yesterday A Holley ol Clayton was In Fort Worth yesterday BInyon left Sunday night for Austin to be gone several days George Ingraham of Altoona Ga was In Fort Worth yesterday Middleton of the Waxahachle Mirror was in Fort Worth yesterdayS Maddox a well known cltizan of atherford was at the Pickwick yesterday Harper ot Pontiet Mich largely Interested in Fort Worth property Is in the city Weber a wellknown St Louis commeiclal traveler was in Fort Worth last nigh Walters has returned from fcl 60 where he went to the state firemens meeting a3 a delegate Will Taylor representing the Trinidad Advertiser was in Fort Worth yesterday and made The Gazsttk a pleasant call Brothers ot Wichita Falls cent tor the sale of the Tarrant county tcnool lands located in Wichita county Mas in Fort Worth yesterday Captain ConnorE Connor and Miss Pearl Connor of Paris were at the Pickwick last night on their way home from a trip to El Paso Among the xis editors In the city yesterday who called at The Gazette were Bridg of the Lu im Signal Koebigof the New Brauntel itung Beach ot the Gonztles Inquirer and A Ivy ot the Haliettevlile Herald A party of delegates on their wav home Irom the Bl Paso convention ot firemen called on Thb Gazbttk last niehtamone thtm being A Lowe Scott Jines and ACTtree of Sherman John Saua dcrs nf El Paso LlHlepsge and Don Adams The gentlemen all spoke highly ot their reception at El Paso LOCALE TTBS gale at depot TjeWay ciew shipment orxGold Eope i Ir 1 Great sale flfold hos fIglt at the sjouri Paetflc depojFfcot ot Houston eefttoa rTues Jocer Ca gnU i sp it Is eramatM thafrfully 300 citizens of Fort Worth are In Austin in attendance at toe drill The regular semimonthly meeting of the City Council takes place tonight at tee city tall The attendance at the sate Democratic convention to be held in Fort Worth on TueEday next promises to be large The Union Labor party ot Tarrant county ha elected as del nates to the Waco conv ntlon Teal Dr Brolles Mounta in Rooert son and Cobo Tee ladles ot the South Side Bsptlst church will give a lawn party on the eround adjoiotc thelr church Thursday ftjt May nrfiedftVi friendly public are iF LcdftlTy i GSjnulslJiwwheat Wit 50 50 65 the latest food the market and is ere ln Ing ojKelfatir the largejr citie BP ck3rfUrecqrjfend j6f caliaren FortjWort 8ft fe osiw the ents COURT CASES Aiclcomcnt cf the Docket for the My Term of Oourt Assienment of cases on the jury docket for the May term 1888 ot the District court of Tarrant county Texas com mencing Thursday May 241888 2420 Stone vs House et al 2571 Schneider Davis vs B8Z 2021 Balrd vs Rv Co 2811 Mangum vs Rv Co 3007 Wm Wilder vs Texas Invest Co et al 3111 Ca cbpole vs Farmer et al 3332 Cbas Deilz v3 Reed 3I52 A Hondley vs Ry Co 3411 City of Fort Worth vs A Biit ton et al 3412 City of Fort Worth vs A Brit ton 1 al 3479 Cilboun vs Raed 3522 Cu Deitz vs Turner FRIDAY MAY 25 1838 2910 Lisswr vs Rv Co 2918 Pror Bros vs Ry Co 3b24 Caple vc Jnc A Tnornton 3C82 Wm MuESulman et al va Geo Slrnrtl 3724 Iltrry BiumJ vs Ry Co 374G JasW Snayne vs Freeman el al SATURDAY may 2G 1888 3694 Jjieph MeBrcom vs A Mitchell et al MONDAY MAY 28 1888 3703 City ol Fors Worth vsMB Loyd et al 3743 Tucker vs Mo Pacific Ry Co 379S ate National Bank vs Bedford et al 3797 JisHwrisonvs Bedford et al 3798 Harrison vs Bedford et al 3799 Tobe Johnson V3 GJBedlord et al 3827 and Ry Co vs Jas Crab tru et al 383G A Wilson vs and Ry Co38G5 38G5 Jin GlUIson vs Wm Res et al 3886 Givens vs Dagsett et al 3972 Darby vs and Rv Co 8978 Jos McCuer vs and NOR Co39S9 Vanderpool vs Ft Street Ry Co 3997 A Trowcek vs Martin Brown Co THURSDAY MAY 29 1888 3219 WimsUy vs City of Fort Worth 3303 rrison vs City ol Fort Worth 33o7 LGK nnonvsCityof Fort Worth 801 El Nolan vs Moseley Bro 3S2G Sommerville vs Eapuela Land Cule Co 3691 A Huffman va Geo Mulkey et al 3919 Wood Brown Co Vd Chase Trading Co 3923 Mack Stadler Co vs Chase Trad ing Co 4002 Ltsey vs Co 4036 Wilson vs Mo Pacific Ry Co WEDNESDAY MAY 30 1888 3742 Martha Weaver vs fl Mosely 3879 A Wallace vs ft Ry Co 3959 Schwartz Bros vs Pelican Ins Co 3991 Nancy Harnage et al vs A High tower et al 4033 Frank Burns vs A Qmyle et al 4052 Catwright va Onion Tel egrapn Co 412G GC Ry Co vs Gill et al 4128 A Cnambers vs City ot Fort Worm 4159 Volot vs Rv Co 4160 Silsido vb 15 Ry Co THURSDAY MAY 81 1888 2467 Tlaball VaDZantlt Co vs La Belle Wa son Worts 2833 Wm Wood va A Huffman 3259 Armstrong vs Tnca che 3495 Tackett Laing vs Strong et nl 3579 Daggett vs Thos Roche 3943 Lee Herod vs City of Dallas et al FRIDAY junk 1 1888 319S Thlelman vs Hughes 3322 Juo McCallougn vs Texas Invest Ci ra ed 3523 Womack vs Evans Co 3540 aruce vs A Bfitton et al 3573 Geo Taylor va Mo Piciflc Co 2671 DPortwoodetalv3 Albert Walker et nl S700 Maddox vs A Walker et al 3722 antley vs Ry Co SATURDAY junk 21888 3S2E A CaJahan vs Mo Pacific By Co 4026 A Brooks vs Ft Street Ry Co 4032 Rosedale Street Ry Co vs Natal Bnk Jtfierson 4076 Jno Mitchell et al V3 Geo Briwn All cases not embraced in the above assignment will be called peremptorily for trial during the week commencing June 41888 By order ot the court Taylor Dlstrlci Clerk PINE WHEAT What II Being Dane In Archer County There could have been seen yesterday at thee die of Captain Richardson a bunch of wheat tops grown on the farm otE East la Archer county which bore such appearance aa to give the beholder a most complimentary idea cf the capability of that section of country in the way ot grain Browing The gentle the sample was Irom whose farm taken has about eighty acres sown from which he expects to harvest from tbirty five to forty bushels to the acre The heads are long and the grains tu 1 fa well matured and of good color So many evi of the agricultural vame of the land dences of North and Northwest Texas have teen furnished of late years that there now re mains no doubt on that point the only mm mm SES InUviula A hi ly Sw THE GAZETTE EOBT T0BTH TEXAS TUESDAY MAY 15 Single BBggers Jp per announcement on yesterday a A nwnoer of amateur ball players met last and raght at the office of Warren proreeded with plans for permanent or organization The meeting adjourned to meet on Friday night of this week at the same place Oalriton Ueata Ban Antonio fecial to tne Gazette San Antonio Tbx May 14 Perhaps the nnest came of Texas base ball ever seen in Texas was played this afternoon between San Antonio and Galveston Thp game was payed with only one error each side The score was 1 to 0 In on favor of the visitors Batteries Scott and Slxsrolth for San Antonio and Still logs nd St lllngs for Galveston The Fcoreby Gilvea on was made In the third inning when the run was earned Honntou Bent Austin Special to the Gazette Austin Tex May 14 The Houston club beat Austin today by a score of 11 to 6 Northern league Games St Louis Mo Mv 14 St Louis 6 Ktnsas City 4 BatterieE King and Bnvle Fimn and Brisdy Dktroit Mich May 14 Detroit and Phlladtlphia gme postponed on account of wet grounds Clkvkland Ohio May 14 Cleveland 3 Brooklyn 7 Batteries Caruihers and Bnshocg Crowell and Snyder iNtiANAr Lis Ind May 14 In danapoie Washington 1 Batteries Herly and Myfrs lay and Derely Chicago III May 14 Chicago 5 New York 1 BUtenes Krock and Flint Welch and OR urfee PiTJtBURG Pa May 14 Pittsburg 5 Bnston 6 Batteries Sawders and ORsurke Henderson and Fltlda THE TheBeiolntlonTbst OerrVil and the One That Din Jt Curry It was stated in the Fort Worth Ga zkttk that the Womans Christian Temperance Unon convention passed a vote declaring for the elective franchise for women A strong minority resolution came lrom the delegate from Bcntmrn presented by Mis Shook who stoud orvely for It It was read and re read several times feted on prayerfully and wjs killed The nwjority resolution carried and we knew what it means and we expect to stand bravely by our position We make this statement because we want the whole trutn to be known concerning ni The mistake on the nart of The Gazkttk was uninten tional The Mail and Gazette havebesn very kind in reporting our work and the Texas Womens Christian Temperance TjJion thanks hem We meant to mak Fort Wortn a better piece by our coming and trust that we have done Fanny Armtrong Slate Sec THE CHATJTAUQUANSl The I tit M1ob A Good FaperThe ComnK Section Although several of the metnDers were necessarily absent the meeting of the Chautjuqua circle was especially pleasant on last Saturday night It has not been usual to comment on any particular production but the paper presented by Professor Newberne on The Nervous System cf the Circle was most excpllent A scientifl discussion ot the snbjpct through whlca a vein ol wit and numor ran made It a most excellent paper The circle will meet on Friday night with Mrs LUlie Frank on MaJ 6treet The foilowiDg programme wlJf be nresented Roll call orignal rhymes on May les Grm Literature latter bail chap sons ter ten conducted by Mrs Holllngf worth Story ot Nibeluneen Lied Mies Roe reading Heines Gravp Mrs Fatigs ed States piper Gold RaEioni of TJai Mr Baaz Anelvis of Flowers Miss Clayton music Misses Atwell VanZindt and Mr Bosz Sundayschoel Teacher What does it mean Jobny in the prayer where is tays Lead us not Into temptation Jonuny Wy I guess it means they neednt tiouble thelrselves because we can go into it ourselves without leadin Wosnigton Cil ic isofyteSy Pure TfisYowdcr never varies A marvel of pnrl tritreng and wtoleeomeneaa More economical fan he ordinary lnl anc cannot be Md 1p comt eMtlon with the multitude low tfe shmt wrleht alnm or pho phweipoiwjBra SM only in cans BOYAL BAKING TOWDEE 0 va Well tucet New Tok In Every Department Eveiy Bay Tliis Week HII11 GOOJBFiS Wliitc Gooels 0y olieap Dont miss tliis opportunity lmy SKE OU Victoria Lawns at 8j 10c and 12ic per yard per yard Come ancl ee tlie Baro Bnrpaius tliis Weelc In Sheetings Towels Napkins Bleached ancUTjukey red damask Ttmt rccdivfiue Seefbur Silk Parasols at SI a splendid bz a tf India Linens at 10c 12c and 15c pertfartf Nainsook Cnecks at 5 8 stj and 15per yard Cross Barred Mnslin at 10c 124 Fancy Xnwiis We have everything In Fancy Printed Lawns that is in the market These gooas are in beautiful and choice designs SSvely JEVencli Hnoiuis See these goods before tnev ar ocs Bargains Ware Offering in tliis Department I 5fS1 Asl If And To look at those Lovely Scotch Zephyr Glnshans itljj yard BBAUTIPUL SJOB boBL OF LAOS FXaOTJ CIlNros I j0 VBiHnpiennes Flonncire a 125 2 and S250 per Yar Also Black Silk Spanish Guimml JiY SSlSrt M1 50 anllroO ppr Yard A bandome all Silk Chantilla Flouncing 42inchS only 3per Yard GreatvVariety of Faiterns all choice goods SpecisEf Drives In Shoe DeDartment Mice Newport ties 12 to 2 at 50c worth 81 Ladies KldOxfcrd ties SI 50 worth 82 Ladies Opera Slippers at 50c nd 75a well worth 7oc and 81 Hioolc at Bar nins In Clothing Department jou will never the like ij The best line in the city of Gents Collars and CnSj A Laundered Shirts Ft Ei lkL ES 33 3S DEI That we me the finest stock of Millinery in the city to select from and we never fail to pleasi their order with us anyonjefwho leaves Editors COLORADO EXCURSIONISTS and Business Men Pa a Through the City Ycsttrilaj A special train on the Fort Worth and Denver composed of seven cars with one sleeper carrying twentyfour members ot ttie Colorado Pres3 Association arrived in morniDg about 9 Fort Worth yesterday oclock being some twelve hours lite The car containing the editorial pirty was coupled onto the east bound Tixts and Pacific train while the other coaches were sent through to Austin on the Missouri Pacific to Austin Before returning ihe excursionist will visit JGalveaton and other points In the state The excursionists had expected to be met by a committee of leading citizens of Dallas but not one ot this committee was la sight although they wtte expected to rtach here Sundaynight Mr William Fer guson president ot the Texas Press Asociation and a representative ot The Gazktte were however at the depot atd showed the party every possible courtesy as well as seeing that they got on the right trains Among the visitors from Denver who nt through to Austin and who premise to stop at Fort Worth on their relurn a week hence were George Skinner a capitalist and cattleman Caas A Riy mond capitalist Ed chards in trtsttd bmker Dr in minim Charles Horlinan Norman A Rosdef cracker manufacturer Bilks Cointorlh wholesale tirocer Colonel Clwk of Uaper Huuse of Aldermen and Jimes A Ttd ford The gentlemtn were grtaily pleased with what they did see ol the city ANOTHER FACTORY A Fornur Donverlte to Ettabllih a Clg Factor Hera There arrived in Fort Worth yesterda from Denver Col Louis DaMouche gentleman who will In the future have a hand in the development of Fort Worth It Is his intention to put in operation cigar manuactory in this city andfie bse already with that object in viewen gaged premises for carrying on his business made application for license and ordered his implements will have hla goods etc Mr DeMouche a a factory open FALLEN WOMEN The Ltcture of 3Jri Hogan on the Hutjjct Mitt NlRht The oM Mabodist church on Fourth street was wdl flded la3t night by philanthropic and inel igent people who had assembled to hear Mrs Hogan state superintendent of the work among illen women lecture Mrs Hogan Is a lady of ability who is a fine speaker and tborouchly understands the work she so nobly undertakes The mode ot work was shottn and it was plain that this lady has grasped the trus method of redeemng and reforming those who ari eo often more unfortunate than vicious who are in manv cases the sinned aalnstand not the sinning It was shown vbat great obstacles lay la the way of fallen women who lesired to renounce the paths cf sin and lead virtuous lives The scorn contumely suspicion and temptation which were their Dortlo and the absolute need ol a rescue home were set forth In a powerful manner What these homes could do was shown and none of Mrs Hogans hearers doubted that if such an institution could be established In Texas and managed by such a lady as Mrs Hogan tnat It wonld be the means of restoticg to good and useful lives mny who now aid in destroying sccial purity and whose evil course is a constant menace to society in tne btst sense of that term At the clo ol the lectu a collection was tanen up and fair sum real zid Mrs Hogan Is devoted to her work and msy lecture in Foit Worth again at no distent day at least such was the desire ol many of those present last night Whst rc Old hesa sale of accumulated unci aimed take tkMissouri Pacific freight will place freight house footyfc Houston street May 15 A rare carace1 for a bargain Como everybody i JfJ Clements Agent Qh hof ale Tnaf jy at depot Annooiicement prlnk alfc Aysiearnea Bolicltatloacf her any iifj MrufJ it iierjfadet rmlned in less than month with 5Ss a SRBSSSa KJ nw as in year rtojeive careful and prompt attention Farr WoadiaMPtJol 813 Main Fish comaOBac produce ICE Telephone a he willbeemploying flltyhaflto REAL EST ATS AGE1X3 Caswj 6ixsj RealvEse and Inyestment te fitF FORT WORTH TEXA3 Merchant References National Eat ij Worth lex First National Usui Fort Wei Tex American National Bank SuiuCta Natloaal Bant On ell Jlo First craost Panhandle and Wenera Tik LOFTON DEALER IN WIUDJUSDS AND RWCHH TV Solid blocksnQ alternate sections la Iirrii small bogles Qheap lands for sale alonir roatf fc Worth ai Denver md Kansas oathera li toads Ofllc Coiner Filth and MMntcm Fc rt Worth Tex KjcHnr Koie Bad threaf Dr Frank MnlHnsioppoone poitoSci 1888 Evcrybod Jfl i vned to especially tne ladie Krty peracsii calls betweenSHe age hears wui trtlcttct sne presented vflifi an TAtlOR 311 Hauston street Fcrt WortaTt Old boss sale at Miss ori I clflc hot Houston atreatTr diy lB sdsj Forttc lndehttd To the flrmaOt ET Tacktierv greatljMlMigev by calling cr remittirst sratiftnt at once as It wll ave tine trouble to all George Muni A Uriel LUt Below we give you a faint idea cl we are now carrying on our vegetable fruit ttnd as thedlflerjttfc couutei8t mitnro xI Bn Jast so 3t Sfflct varIeWiucrease BeCta lettuce TOrnippT radlshfe Onions squjJhM Cabbage rhubarb frier i jN wJij o2 8 A i it The drawing for the flao lamp clal and vases will come at my ir cac parlor and 8 qpfectioneiy bst jli ti hours of 7 and oclprk oIMjjU aBeans TBie nlant asparagus SWng be6ns qu sj VKUira Strawberries oranges Ieno lOfflfUi1 nanas etc Grocxj Fort Worth TWttt flrahle Tie EtacffrBlgs in the city Great bargalnWthe Mi cnrl crfd boss sale Taeidsy Ike hay whilethesun and almost before we know it 1he ther Spring is running on into summer the hundreds Of 7 be past tie ninetiesnd running on into statement whcn ifellaswedobut an object in starUng out wnh this term reacw dearly discern article to the hou amon 20 per ceat a number of cheaper than his ler tOrW the i l2rfd5 in uits hich at those prices were 1U pe day lasts thirty houseLferE fthem This reduction sale bargain hunters will tatpre re they are looking for line an For mrtWrt unlierfSaw hats you wont find more complete the than wL C3d frices will be tid consistent with the value ot and jfli dullnessJS Df thartime Look in this week at SOO 3E3Io osto33 Street a LEADERS OF LB PRICES III MENS YOUTHS AND BOYS Cl I.

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