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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15
BONuAM.
Grand Baii-Auditor Chenoweth Com.
Ing Home ON visit.

Grand Bail-Auditor Chenoweth Com.
Ing Home on visit.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
BoHHAM, TEX, Feb. l5--Last evening the
long longcd for bali ana banquet at the Per.
kins house was given, which proved to be the
grandcst and most enjoyable ono the elite OF
our city have ever attended, Tho music was
furnished by Prof. Hawkins string band and
was inspiring to every one present. Near 100
couples were In attendance We mention a
few from sister towns; Misses Pennybacker,
May Rutherford, Lizzie Stobaugh, Eva Erwin,
Mr nrence Ill and lady ,Messrs. Miles Lord,
%, T. Hamoll, Jim Neville. ~ 4 Kellosg, wn'
uroonyillo; Miss smythe, +. A. Hin, Paris;
Mr. and Mrs lie 'itt, Miss Hewitt, Denison
as ' A AaS sSs S No. john s srcpDs sad
A. III Mauldln, j. b. Cory,
x, W Hayone, MARSHALL; a. p, Park. Paris !;
very elaborate and n description would be in.
teresting, but too long. Dancins was com
meneed at9;So y. m. and lasted tiI supper was
announced at II 30, whom all repaired to the
large dung hall, whore was ono OF The M ST
expensive lot Of eatablos ana drinAablos ever
provided az "a banquet In our city. Anything
and served IN any style was to be had Never
have We hoard SO many fine compliments paid
10 banquet than to this one, and the praise
goes deseryedly TO Mr.. Perkins and lady and 10
thelr laughter, Miss Ada After supper dane.
ing was resumed and continued until o. lock
m, when the mammoth aggregation OF hand
some manhood and female lovelincss dispersed
TO their respective homes, paying high compli
monts TO host and hostess for the way they
had been entertained there, TO court sweet
Morpheus TIL dewy dawn drank deep aud long
OF old soils dazzling bril- htnees.
The GAzEr reporter was shown through
the T. rkins house, OF which the hall was the
opening, and found Il from bottom TO top fitted
upWith everything new, nice and clean and
room TO accommodate seyent, five people, Mr..
PERKINS did tho planning and has house that
North Texas.
Willis DAVIS, the man who was burned in hls
nome near here I, W days ago, died vest, rday.
AZ slNty.soveu, His son, aged nineteen,
died q few Jays before from the effects OF the
IRE tits believed among all his nelghbors
mat he set the house on IRE himself, as no and
his wife had separated the day before, and he
told her she would never see him again. 10.
fore he died he said the house was set on fire
We are glad 20 state to the friends OF First
Auditor J. q. Chorowoth, OF the United States
treasury, that he win he In Bonham for sew.
crai days during the term OF district court
which commences here Monday.
The band boys will have their uniforms
ready by Tuesday and are now practicing new
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15
l.IANO.
Two More Stone Buildings County Court
Adjourned - Water-WorAs

Two More Stone Buildings County Court
Adjourned - Water-worhs.
Correspondence of the Gazette
LLAHo, tEx,, Feb, l3.--Yet II Is true, Llano is
to have a fine Baptist church, who is to be
constructed OF stone instead OF lumber, as we
reported some time ago. Our citizens were
holding the work back for something, but we
cOud not account for It, there being plenty oil
material ON ,he ground for the structure,
but our good citizens want some hing that will
last A. Woll as be ornamental.
Col. W. a. II. NH r Is having Gne business
housr built on the west side of the public
square This house Is being built OF fine ST., c.
The Foundation ~ completed, and the rest of
the building VII be pa hid forA ard TO com
letiOn. 1t Will be occupied by W L. Higdon,
our generous and polite grocer, so we are in.
formed.
Llano can now boast Of water works. The
reservoir Is about comp eted aud pipe. laying
has begun, ami In "a few days wc can have
plenty of good water ~ our uuors.
County court adjourned Monday LAST after
being In srs Ion six days anu contributing Sl75
to the county treasury
Our jail has hree brothers IN it at present,
VINO are Lheie for whipping I'm old man and
taxing his p' cans.
Llano has two good AID well attended sun
day schools now, there being one organized
here last Sunday-Episcopal.
An election for incorporating Ilano town
Tor frec schOol PURPOSES, was held last week
there being some slNt or more votes cast for
anu tcn against incorporation, lhie Is simply
done to raise money to build fine crllesG
which Llano needs very much, and which we
are going to have inside OF ten months.
Mr. John Mciehee, one of san Marcos most
entorpris'ng citizens, was in Llano this week
Nj McGehec owns considerable and in this
(I.lano) county and we are informed that he
sold u larre tract
Mr., A. j. Caroihers, q prominent newspaper
gentleman of Dali 9, was In Llano tn week
shaking hands with his mant friends. lie
Ike hi hly in honor OF The GAZETTE
DR.. j. ii Miller, one of Liano's most sterling
ma prosper us doctors, left last Thursday for
home,
AIR. NJ. Levine, the Burnet ieweler, after
spending two or three months In Ilano, left
laet Monday for Burnei
MIR. j. Pessels, one of Lanos most efficient
and enterprlsing me chants, left on last Tues.
day stage TO- Aus in 10 meet his brother,
whom he has not seen In fifteen y, ars
Col. w \. Ill. Miller, editor OF the Rural md
one OF Llano's most llOurlshing gentlemen, left
last Tuesday for junction CITY on business
W, ?. liigdon maze a dying trip to Austin
this week.
w. II. Firebaush Of Austin came in on yes
teTday's stage.
MIR. d. + 9ecson, sheriff. has been very sick
for several days. but is slowly Improving
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15
LINDEN.
court Notes-Ano,her Demon oIHniiests
Himself.

court NOtes-ABother Demon SIanifests
Himself.
Correspondence Of the Gazette.
II DEN. TAX, Feb. i2.--District court had
been in session for the laet two weeks. The
grand Jury obiaioed six,y,nine rue bills, and
adjourned yes erday.
District Attorney John L. Sheppard has
already convicted i've men OF penltcntlay
ofcnses and has had their Mt noes
passed, besid, prosecuting innumorablc easos
Of mlsdemeanOr
The grlnd Jury found u true bill ag inst a
negro named harley JOnea for iglaii ziBg
the store OF one ". y. Jon 3 h. ALBANIA some
weeks back Tn jailer called the attention OF
the ouniy aitorn y, 5 j Shthieid, to the fact
that Jones acten very strangely, an, he was
iakeu ont OF jail, tri a. convicted Of
lunn y. and now he awaits an oppor-
unity 10 be conveyed To the asylum.
The @ m ntssiOncrs' curt Is also In session,
looking at or the interest Of the county.
On III night OF the OH Inst "a negeo boy
b-ut 10 or N years old, by name ~ William
johnson, brOk into the dwelling house 4 one
a. ~ Game. near rrssQi, Ire entered u room
where Iames two daughters were sleeping
He graspea ono OF them by The throat, cvi.
dently entend ng 10 outrage her person, Uut
th cone rtsd siren III OF he two girls pre-.
vented the demon from accomplishing his he'll
ish desire He sought refuge In nis,t Yes.
terday evening apout 1880 he was brough 10
town for . preliminary trim and was loChod in
jail far safe keeping.
Tax Collector w II Rand. Jr, Is doing a
rnshing business collecting state and county
funds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15
GAZETTE BRANCH OFFICES.

DALLAs-.r. @. Mckee, manager.
DRNIsos.- Dick Chamberlain, manager.
WACo--A. 8. O'Neili, manager.
SnBKMAs-.J. II. Dils. manager.
WEAHERFoBD--H. u Dorsey and l., s. Nor
vail, managers.
PkRIs--C. II. MaXey, manager
JEFFERsOR--J, -. Kitchone, manager.
MARsHALts-KObt Kennedy, manager.
AnTLENE--W. E Powell, manager.
GLEDuRNE--W. u. Byrd, manager.
III PASo--S X, Lyons, manager
GAINESvILLE-E, y. lIill and j. l.. IloksOn
managers.
BoRHAM--C. n. johnson, manager.
HONEY GROvE-~L. q. TIN, manager.
BARD-Frank Dorsey, manager
GREENvILLE--W. u. Wheeler, manager.
OuLoRADo--w Il. Newklrk, manager.
MINBoLA--V. Hunmaster, manager.
C1sCo-W T. Pulley, manager.
WHfTEsnoRo--J, q. Glenn, manager.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15
DENTON.

Dis'rict Court Notes-A Postmaster Ar
rested for Selling whisky.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
DENTON, TKx., Feb. IS Tho district court
closed to day after an interesting session of
siN weeks. This morning the court granted n
new trial In the Freeman case and overruled
=. Al, Smiths app ication Tor one. Finley
" lsson nonu was reduced to S2T00 which wnys
sWvSn' ana ne Is now at home sick.
Nh. hloha uron, the postmaster at Gripple
Springs seven miles north of Denton. has h,en
aresIru and lodged In Jail on charge of sell
DC removed to Denton Wy 70 :"
AZ, H. y 1raham's new brick store house is ran
iul' rising on The west side or the sauare. The
ito once Is TO lie moved int It on connie
under way In Denton. ~"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15
PRACTICAL sTATEMANsHIp.

observations on the Road, school and
Jury Laws of Texas.
rHr GAZETTE Is in daily receipt OF re-
plies from the county judges OF the state
and from the district attorneys the for
mcr write Of the road and school laws
and the latter Of the jury law, AS soon
as these letters are all in they will be
given to the public. Those who have
not yet answered will confer favor ON
Tm GAZETTE and its readers by so doing
At their earliest convenience.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15
ABILENE.
soab Among the sheop-A Large Farm
improvements

scab Among the sheop-A Large Farm
improvements.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
ABILENE, Ten, Feb. l3.-About three miles
Sc nth OF Abilene Mr. /. II. @. Jewell. one of the
most energetic gentlemen In this section OF
country, IL opening large farm, when is an
inclosurc OF 300 acres. lie las had thirteen
men employed for more than month. rrub
ping, blowing and sowing on : and other small
grain. great many substantial improve.
men In the way of farming are going on in
this country. The farmers all use Improved
machinery, which enables them to handle n
like manner.
Mr., James Upton OF Tom Green county ia in
Apllene shaking hands with hie many friends,
ono I the most popular merchants in Ali.
lene, Col. Il. Bledsoc has moved his stort
OF dry goods and groceries from his place az
business on Oak st eet to bis largo and com.
modious two story brick building on Chestnnt
street, which Is ono OF tic finesI bnsinrss
ousvs In tho city.
Mr.. y. g.. Williams, general agent for the
mest roTas Wire Fence company, has head
Too city will mako several improvements in
me streets coon In the wa Df ditching and re.
pairing crossings,
Mr.. A. l. Stevenson left \ lleno last n,vht for
Meatheriord and other tow east OF this place
where he Will buy several car loads OF hors
and beef cattle for market purposes
Mr.. ii. Ham, living near Merkel was In
ADJ enc 10, day pur haslng sheep dip TO send
TO his ranch, as the scab Is making It's appear
Ance among his sheep, but otherwise sheen nre
IN u very good condition, aud owing 10 the ,l,v
weather this winter the loss OF sheen and cnt
tic has been remarkably small. sheen
shearing VII commence about tbe
guth OF March, and there will he
me largest shipment OF wool this season
ever made az this place, which IS the beat mar
ket forwool In West ieXas and the merohanta
LOOK forward to the "spring crop" as bcinsr an
immense boom, us there will be several milton
pounds OF wool shipped from Abilene tho com
Maj. tdmond o'Beino and the eharn,r,
MISSES O.beirne OF WeatherfOrd are atonninS
a. the Palace hotel aud win make Abilene thels
future home. '"o"
Messrs Lon Gray Jack Flood and .ts,nes
ian lett this nornlng for their ranches in New
AIR. G. Windahm OF Eagle Cave who do.,s
LARGELY In cattle, Is In Abilene '
Quite select party OF young ladies' and zen
Yemen, who are as follows Misses Bryant
nhrker, bass ana Campo II accompanied IN
messfs. Legctt, Willis, Raner and Bryant. left
,his morning TO spend the dar at the "hnlf'wa
mouse, between Abilene and Anson
MI; n. u, Masslick, advance agent for Peck,s
had "oy, 10 In Abilene making known the com
Nj, !, Hancock shipped one thousand frnI,
uSes OF dihorent varieties 10 llnnnels 10 .day'
business continues To boom ana the NOR
ehants are happily kept busy from dayliSht
nntii late az ht2nt. Business men OF Abilens
were never ~ better spirits Than thew are IN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

A CORRESPONDENT, answering THE GA
zETTE's request for information concern.
Ing the cactus hedge, sends the following
letter
BRooKsroN, TEX, Feb. Is, 1886.
To the Editor OF tho Gazette;
SIn--l see I'm the issuc OF THE GAZETTE or the
18th inst a request for some ono's experience
with the cactus hedge. IA have tried tho
cactus for hedge, will tell how succeeded II
was recommended TO me by an agent who
bought the right for this county, and upon his
statement "a to Its merits l. in connection with
the agent, tried H. to my satisfaction entirely.
We prepared land and planted according to di
rectlona and cultivated we'll. The FIRST year
about one half died out, tho next season we re
planted and cultivated and abOut one.
quarter died out after which l
thought II was not success on
black land and abandoned 1t entirely, ana II
there 10 bush on ny land now, do not know
H. Iplant d about one milo, paid for the priyi.
lege, lost the work and use OF land, and have
no hedge This was three or four years ago
We triod II on what Is termed gray land, partly
sandy, with worse results, II you desire any
more Of my experience, you can get II.
You're A. W. KIDD.
Psi think perhaps It might mako hedge
out on tho plains or American desert.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

JONI MORLEY, the new secretary FOR
Ireland, says he is Wing by tempera-
ment, a Liberal by education and Radi-
cal by experience. II Mr.. Morley doesn't
succeed in staying In Office comprehensive
politicians will feel that It is time to sigh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

mnA'c for TN open air co cert,to be given when
they hrHt appear dressed ~ It's The Young.
est Dand Ia the rtafe. 40niy two are OF age
They play q very high grade Of music
The knights OF Pythae have received lot OF
new Uniforms The lodge 70 IN furnishing
ndltion and has a mcnib, rship Of forty two
Judse -. II scott vii, be NJ Monday 70 O. en-
district court
Another eddlng on tapis for next week.
We ARE TO have two more illi cry stores
Deputy shefin u. NJ Saunders left day TOR
Gstosyille, Tex. 10 bring n cr'minul. John
England. back here, who ii.mpod bond iWO
months ago, charged with SANDER.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15
LATEST ARRIVALS.

Uncle SAINTS Jail at Fort smith rim.
ing Up.
correspondence of the Gazette.
FORT SMITH, Arm, Feb. 1.-THE fol.
lowing parties are the latest arrivals M
Ine United States jail; C. C. Price and
~ Colbert, shooting into the postofIico
at Lone Grove, Chlcasaw Nation.
bill Edwards, alias Bill Stalls, larceny
berry, -'A w
IN Nus ohipnan, assault with intent 10
XII; lie shot Humble Turner last spring
In the Chickasaw Nation.
stealing W "oise'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15
GoVERNoR IRELAND ON HISTORY

Some time ago TuE GAzErrE alluded
to little affair that raised no small
rumpus in the town OF Burnet, ordinar.
lily peaceful and picturesque little viii
lage situated sixty miles northwest of the
Texas capital, In the past
Burnett has been chiefly noted
for the romantic beauty OF the
surrounding scenery its salubrious eli,
mate; its old legends of the days gone
by when the red skins scalped inoifensive
citizens where the "oourt.house now
stands;n and the gradeur of its granite
hills.
But now page has been opened.
Henceiorth those other sources OF village
pride will be forgotten. Another
theme has arisen upon which the town
gosslps can dilate with pardonable pride.
To state it briefly the trustees OF the pub
lie schools have "run muck with no
less exalted parsonage than the govern
or OF the great state OF Texas. This Il
Is that will give Burnet prestige that
time cannot erace. II may not sound
dignihed, perhaps, to say that the aiore-
said trustees and Gov. Ireland have had
a "scrap,n but so they have metaphorl-
cally speaking.
1t arose IN this way Col. Martin, a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

FRANK J BOWMAN, well-knowD st.
Louis lawyer, has been robbed OF $780,
600 worth OF bonds. We fear Mr.. Bow
man has been reposing too much con-
idence in the professional courtesy Of his
associ ites.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15
AURORA.
Society Improving Churches and Social
Orders-Fine Fruit Farming.


orders-rine Fruit Farming.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
AURORA, TEX, Feb l3.-our society is now
enliyened socially and morally by pi eaching on
one sabbath OF each month by the following dc
nominations; Christian Cumberland Prtsbv
terlan, Methodist and Baptist In addition 10
lnis we have the Independent orde OF Good
Iemplhrs, which meets on every Friday even
Ing at the school'roOm controlled by the Ma
sonic lodge Among the new members
recently initiated were Messrs. w. y
Walker and 9, Q, Byers These. young gentle
men are well known in our community and are
. nsiderrd quite an ad ition TO the lodge, The
i9dge electen last night new set of officers,
VIZ Flnance committee and insprctors'
w, r. Walker, Thomas Prunty, ansel Greer
committee TO walt on the sick, @. O, Byera
H. y. Turner. George Woodward; LADY assist
Tia Randall W u
Quite an acquisition has been made TO our
society to day by the arrival OF the family OF
M Mr. keid, the father law of Mr.. Herbert
,mlcso9dwin, who recently purchased one of
lhe oldest, best and most noted fruit farms In
our section, just one milo from Aurora. and ms
mere are several handsome young KENTUCKY
ladies' In the society addition our Young mcnia
hcarts are on the "qui vive."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

Mr.. C. A, HoTCnKIss, writing from
Dallas, requests THE GAZETTE to print
his letter, "along with the offensive arti-
Gle (of which so many travelling men
have written TO THE GAZETTE in com.
plainD from the Galveston or Dallas
News" If the gentleman had simply
asked the publication of his letter The
GAZETTE would have cheerfully given it
space. The News has, however, appealed
to the Travelling Mems union for exouer-
alton from charges made against 1t by
travelling men, denouncing such charges
as unfounded unfair and wanton. The
union has requested all travelling men to
send In all Information on the subject
possessed by them. This Information
travelling men are called upon to supply
and should supply. II any travelling man
desires TnE GAZETTE to print any article
In his possession, he should forward II
with a request for publication.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

MIR. dixie seems to be a very bad man,
Judging by the disclosures Of the divorce
OF Mr. Crawford. II Mr.. Dixie wants a
vindication let him come to this country
and run for president.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

Nv THE individual interests Of one
point on the coast are to be considered,
why not consider the interests of two
millions Of people in the INTERIOR The
interests of the whole people ought to be
more copsidered than those of any part
of the people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

" the present congress will Apr :
pirate million dollars for deep water at
Sabine Pass, Fort Worth will be III rail
communication with the first ship that
enters the barbor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

Now let us have a canal or Eads' ship
railway across the isthmus, and with
commodious harbor on the gulf coast the
traffic Of the great states west Of the Mis-
sissippi and east Of the Rocky mountains
will pass through Texas for the West.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

Mn. JAMES 9. BLAINE IL growing fat.
He is in training He remembers that the
man who trod on him in 1884 weighed
about $50 and he knows how a heavy man
bears down.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

wHAr has become OF ohios The silence
Is growing so painful over ID that direc-
tlon that one could almost believe the
legislature had adjourned
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15
THE GAZETTE ABROAD.

rnE GAZETTE win be found for sale at the
places named In the following cities;
CHICAGO, lLL-W. u. Szer, 1872 Dearborn
street and l.. SchAiinor, Grand Pacific hotel,
sr. LOUIS, Mo.-phlllip Roeder, s22 olive
street and Jas. OvertOn, Southern hotel
ftOr SPRINGS, AhK.-J. II. Davis 4 Co.,
Homer J.. Bull II Itirahneld and Z. Il. Greene.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

Now that Fort Worth has pronounced
in favor Of deep water at Sabine Pass,
there Is no need in the world for that APP
proprlatlon TO be delayed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15
TO THE PUBLIo.

Parties having bulls against THE Ga
zg1IE viii please present them promptly
ON the lot OF each month. On the 10th
Of each month every bill OF every kind
will De settled in full, II found correct
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

THE GAZETTE 10 the only paper In
North Texas that now publishes the Asso-
oiated Press kilograms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

"rLeAsI add five more 20 my daily
order TIm GAZETTE sells well here"
G. NJ chaneey, pottsboro, ON with the
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"PIEAsE add fifty to my sunday order
Tor the main iine,n Gus McKernon, Gal
weston on with the bust
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

THE GAZETTE has the largest
bona-fide circulation Of any daily
newspaper published in Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

"SsSp me 500 tomorrow my last sun
days supply was Short j IL, Dnls,
sherman, On with the bust.
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"App Ave copies daily to our order"
Croaier & G. Graham, On with the bust.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

Coz. HENRY wATTERsoN Is very Ill,
aud the Star-Eyed Goddess OF Reform
hangs languishing over his couch
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

"App 1--WE moro to my daily order @,
4. Robinson, san Angelo, on with the
bust.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

81 MUST have Ave more daily s. b.
Lyons, III Paso. On with the bust.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

body has seen it, il, and YET ct; everybody s
again TO see Il, and laugh With
aud cry at M'iiss and her capers and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

|ul laud Va v~uVva, anu Vtiv
|bn Texas II the people down
|uld only consent TO the ad
|his loved territory into the
Il CHEEKY caller at this olllce
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

MoNn,, MoRNIN", FEBRUARY II.
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Gentlomen desIrlng perieet.nttlng
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BUSINESS CHANCE
FOR sALE--LIyE srQCk.
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V'HE M0NTFORT HOUSE WA
i originally Bon Ton hotel, d Ne ~
10 stop In town near depot, cony'nhs
ness part of town. Satisfaction g'iii'
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