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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-01-09


Mn LEV. "Why, Adde You needn't CRY a5oil,
III I only said Mrs. Anen WA very w..
informed woman, GnG wished you woU.G f.i5w
her example"
Mas Liz. eyes and iaee weel, YOU said Yea
wished could mana 20 look as stylish as y o.
Nlcn,--and sie makes ali her own clothes. But
sue las what 1 haven't"
MIR. Las "Nhat is that?"
MHs LEE " ell, she gets al OF her infuIna-
ton from the NGgaz NJ they take. I admit talt
she knows all that is going on, and IS brl. 81 anC
well a. she does If had the same soaicc o.
Information. She lent me the last nurter o. bee
Magazine ately. and learned nlU.C mn one hour
reading. about variOus social mat;rrs and The
topics Of tho day, than wond p ct up IN month
by my occasional chats with friends. Il Ger aaiy
covers every top OF interest from the nov Cf
I've day down 70 tho details Of house ecIiic;
and everything is so beautifully illustrated too
Every time Mamie Coe5 over TO tho AlCur' size
comcs back and leases me to g6t you g. take
Demorests Family Ma 'aznc. "a the stories are
ne place is found for them Gl in Its pages: and
MIR Allen swears by t. 1t is really wonderful
how it suits every member Of the family !"
Mr.. LEE. w ell perhaps / h better send fora
Specimen Copy for, II H. anything like what you
sayitis it will amuse and instruct the whole Il us"
MEs LEE. =" see that w. Jennings Demorcst,
the publisher, 10 East 18th Street. New York, is
Offering to- send Specimen Copy for 10 cents. so
we can't lose anything, "a each number contains
0 Pattern Order emitting the holder 10 any
Pattern she may choose, and in any size-which
alone makes each copy worth ~ cents and just
want jacket pattern like Mrs Aliens The
subscription prize IL only SO 20 year and
must say | can't see how they can publish SO
"leTant Ma a>ine for 80 little money"
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

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family NJ nisAss. Nsbessls. sAsss
b hss psrsAsst . lssce lssbss yssd
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s'ssssA ~ - s's yesSssl \. - BE
s,tAses Vssspsdsy, - ~ go ssess
psts'sa ssa sAsessgAls $3.50 kssl
ssss nee ssA go 0ssys ~ esssA
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city 10 shssh 10 ssy svs,ss. De
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a1s,'iy - tssIssss 10 sssss - shs
politics II sssssasss sssh,ss Esd fsss
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as,s s,sss. vkss 10 ses'essA " ~ W
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dtasvses Ia pstes 80 wv vutse n
award u 10 ~ wtsA ~ asseSoe aa0sa
end hsA oil shs hoard tssa pssssss W.
majority wcslA Aass bssa mssA loeRss.
Mckssby's crowd I'll vv>sA sesiosl
letting tho hid " Tns casss % ~
Miiy expected. And vc>sd " w)sss say
asd ell bids. lssstae Ne matter svsa
20 that any price essld ~ eAafesA sAa,
the psinser saw a. To THE ths kalaa~s
Of The board ~osi~csed God shs hide wssS
les ~ . asv,ae ri 81 ssss ess halt II
What Il would have hssM haA Mexsshy's
plan psvvallsd. Il 10 certainly vssy
sMasiss ~ bear Ala esy lasuly stop
iAisr' s.scs As tailed 70 evs BIZ AasAs
'sso tho eoss'y sssssssy ~ having Ne
bids lett orsa. juss sA,sh 81 thss
rtsssto6 lcaa. esd SAes ask yusssslt
''ls no hoacst 10 bic ssslswsais stous
,As coas,y priasise," IRsasmbss us
have never Attempted N coupsss wAA
Omsha IN u e.ddlae aad ssvss clam.
al Ia, kssd the agV~s carvgaiiy asd
judge ses yourself u ,hssS 10 asy @esv
ihsa . iiv,ss proas In shs sosA. chen
YOU take into ccestdesastos that "
would 'aAo . dsv 10 many Instances "
ssi up n Of the b'aaAs. bssldes zoe
half II the sappl.ss. 81 lees, zee sAlrd.
~ili never bs erasrsd. % yos caa 80
,ha, Msk-sey V sssaisias ~ . esss
and IL liable 10 swallow Q vasasl.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24
CITY CHATTER.
osseled ~ Oas AIess ospessess, asA
Prepared for OuP 0eOaees.

nsssleA ~ oar Alert ospesssss, asA
Prepared for OuP 0esAess.
Mr.. J. c. Wolf 10 vesy sick.
Call At h. A. Handy's for Canon
City coal.
Genuine Canon City coal st II. A.
Handy, try il.
The largest assortment Of rocking
chairs at Taylor.
John Bsrklsy's youngest child
died very snddenly tcir week.
Fred Sleeper has returned to Oma.
b aud Frank Sleeper 70 Orleans.
Jest received two ears Of genuine
Cssos City coal u X. A. Hsudy'A
Mr.. NJ. W. Vissehsr has been
very sick this week but 10 recovering.
guarantee my coal 10 be genuine
Cssoa City. Try Il. r.. A. Handy.
y. A. Fishers family mourn the
less Of their only daughter. They
hsvs The sympathy Of the community.
Dss Norris puts The CMIEv under
obligations for aaother years sub.
seriptioa to the Great Family Week.
y.
You ought 10 have seen the Shy.
locks after the county funds last
week. They al wanted . littls
grsasing.
The presence Of dandrua isdiestss
. diseased scalp, and IL not cured,
blasshisg Of the HAIR and badness
viii sssslt. Halls Hair Resswer
vill egss IL.
correspondent ssk's "~hst ia
I'll 10 . printing oAhce." We feel
disposed 70 answsr the question can.
didly. It's buying coal in the winter
tine q % . ton.
Winter hiss At last settled down up.
On ~, and the chilling bls,ts rome
around the corner searching for the
traveller at Q rate that makes him
vish nc could afford to leave bis sum
nsr clothes q home.
Our proasssat doctors, Tui!e,s,
Meanwhile. Dsosssll and Denaey.
hsvs I'll hsd their hands full Of busi.
ssss dsnsg The lest few days, attend.
iag 70 The vss~ Of che sick vho ere
vrssslisg With Il grippe.
Oar psisss for coru have bees 10.
eidsd - follows:
NJ. Broonlsld. lnsvsic, LIT.
NJ. Pstners, Bed Closd. Fad.
Mr.. Haskiss. :, 3sd.
MnA Hsassp, <tA,
"Disd while reading ssss-
pspsr." says . recent parasrspAss.
% Investigation Il vas iosnd thss b
sever 2s,d bic Subscription. II 10 q
assesseas sAisg 10 seglses this 10
Dsrtsss matter ssd b s~aprepsssd To-
-1essh.
wAesp Il. john Psrkes 10 MID 70 Y
sessss XII. les . listls girl, vsisA'
sss psssds asd ssly lssts . fss
issAss 81 bsisg % big - i's dsddy
h lee u Ne lissis g,sss 10 vssssh-
q 10 sailss. jobs s~vidsssly be-
~ ~ NE grippe yet.
Lssaiss Physieisas rsssssss'
Ayers 6asssPssillA. on ssd ysssi
ssts u vish pssfsss ssfsty. Il sisss
- ~ blseS, sssssgtAsss Ne sewers
- visslisss Ne syssss. Psysis
sspsdsses Ass lssg plseed tsis .sd
issas = ~ Assi II tsais ~slsesssivss
CAAssey DsviA. Mo . isv yssss =
sssidsd = sAb city 81 sssdis1 isv j
~ 49, = @. 3 Chsssy. Aas ssssru
q - - Ctssa 81 sill sssses u
yssssiSs = lss b ~ sGss u ha =
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,if~. 4 ess s~onmsnd EIssss ,e blls
ess - The vssy ls~t sssNsssS, t,sfy
'~ctits selA Me- etvsa svttef H. sssss
80 uos men ssspA els t~s1 iss, ssd
Wss r.ss-i ~ )@ssassstrm NJ - yssss
ssssJsss" AhsAh4ss tt.se, ss6sss.s
Mllutts, sNsie. sthssss~S ~ ,sss
WltiWu sas1tsias ! have svps A~.sslssl
IN nv ~ yeess' sseestsac~s > l&sS
tste Mt)ssa." Thsssssssls II esAks
have sddest their ssstswssWy. ~ s,ass
he vsrdIss W anAsissas4s chs t~sssxse
tstssss dU ssss eli do se~s Al SO Nv
~ Atdasys ~ hiasis ttwiy tsif tssss,
sssetsis ~ hsssy csssA's Jsssshss.A
sVsssso asenesssssA.
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ass ss~ ssssssG shsas ssslss>ns - s;sss
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tSsiy's ~,sty 1ssssssAtsss.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

MRS. VIZ. shea has been very sieA
d. fnuk Parker has gene sas, on
business.
Mrs. Morhart and children have
been sick this week.
A. =. Johnson Of Blsden sdds his
name to The Great Family wsesly.
II you want job work cheap and The
best material used, call d TIE Cmisr
Office.
The state fair has been located q
Lincoln for the ssxt Ave years. That
10 right.
We have instruments for accurate.
~ testing aud fitting The eyes vi,h
spee.aeles. l.. II. Dsvo.
d. +. Scott aud family al Amboy
have oil been confined 70 their beds
With 10 grippe.
Judge Wilcox asd issily have
been having . sever contest With the
Russian .yrsns 10 grippe.
Job work q this o@cs ehsspsr
than any One for aus quality Of goods
and iu . workmsalike manner.
Several Indians Of The cid Omaha
tribe have been IN the city this week
They have been on . Awaiting espsdi.
ton.
Charley Sesley. has accepted 20.
sition - salesman 10 tho prosperous
dry goods house Of II. NJ. Martha 4
Sens.
The ground hog aud che jersey
Lilly will no doubt held sweet con-
munion II both observe their shadovs
at tho Same time.
Walt Sherwood was made happy
the other day BY being the recipient
Of . handsome diamond riss from bic
wife q . birthday prsssat.
v. 8. SollidAy, called The arst Of
the Geek sod dropped . dollar Of esr
dsddiss into the sxshsqusr Of ths
Crest Family Weekly for 1890.
Our holiday trade sosviseed ~
that j. pays 10 cell goods ehssp. We
will continue Low prices on every
thing in nj line. l.. H.. Dsvo.
Messrs. T.. X. Aieks end A. r.
Johssen, Of Blades we're plssssas
callers Il this oAee. They report
Bladea prospsriss. Cali sgsis gssts.
L. Sodsrbsrg, q Of The ssbstss.
tial eitizsss Of Webster eousty, called
this week and left . shisss Tor this
Great Family Weekly Tor 1890.
Thanks.
II 700 have not bought . heavy
salt OF ever coat yet, yos will b. The
wiener 70 che smouss o. about %, 00.
II you will cell on Berg 4 Gsiushs
and buy one scv.
Oar old friend Isaac F,sh, Of BE.
den called this week and made he
CHIEv happy BY having The Greet
Ysmily.wseLiy ordered 10 his sddssss
fos another year
What ere the city dads soisg 70
10 about that osdisssee, eussisx oct
the salary Of the eosseil sd ssyorf
The people are ss.iossly waiting 70
hear from sheis servasts.
s. u. Lishtsoet will cry yess sslss.
sisAss 10 the city o. esssssy. tsros
sssssablc. See bin before 700 co.,
erect yoss vost. O6es 10 spstss-
asld store, sddsess r. u. Hes 2s6
Red Clesd. 23u
The Red Ciosd Rspabliess osly
sisssa ~ Guess By ess Assdssd
yssss % che Red Closd post o9se
qssssios. W. sessrssslsts Geeses
Wares % his sppsistssst.-Slssa
isgtos 0sssd.
For tAs sess Too ossshs ~ shall
ssli al vistss goods . prices sever b.
fore ksovs % hood q. Several
lines Of gsods vill ~ slsssd ssa visA.
oct regard 70 cost.
Bssa q GALrsuA.
That kssssifsl Glossy shsss. y
nseh sdsisvd 10 hsis. go ~ sssss,d
By shs sss u Ayers Heir visss
There 70 sosAiss bsssss tAss this 1ss,
ssssiss sos sssssgsAssisg ~ sssip
A. -
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vss(. ksssss~ssis ssistMAs1 spss-
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pssss.
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=, ...Ex
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

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tsy . .~stsy kss sd sci, . iissis
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80 sse,sss W. tssAss sd s~stss.
Asss Jssiss. ussis Js.s. sAisssss
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1ss aAhss UssAa. ~ 80 ~ ~ Oe~
60 Msss. go skn1tss's sAAss - esss
A. q ssass io1eas0ses - tsySse - On
give Q RE ks4AAo - ~ ae0ssses1 go
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ssS1 skoss sAese. ~ y ~ ssnA.
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Coughing

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sanssss esa ~ hs6sAant psnsa~
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80 - go - - snH6ssA - 49,
ospnseOUDe - sam1run = @vSn1 ~
A0avS CAAvv eQ6ooUuA o. onn6sen
esssss ~ sDasbsD - $1,000 aAhgvs
1smGnbss. t01au1 0omsA. 81 = -
aA OVslw 49, aIsus $500
80 EEEy-1s:1....
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tssss soytUS~s ~ ssgktn3 - -
sts>l ~ N4tsvss&<vsy tsr>ap3l -
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kp4ps. sssIe6 s~~sssisUy~tr asssssLs
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csssssy AlsssAsi, Asss vssskA sss
Astry olnisss ti.~vssy's 1851
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That bssssifsl Elossy shsss. -
nseh sdsirsd 10 hair. go ~ sssss,d
By shs 90 u Ayers Hsis visss.
There 70 sosAiss bsssss tAss THE Prep
ssssiss sos sssssgsAssisg ~ sssip
.sd tsspiss Il frss srse dssa:ss ~
isshisg svspsisss.
& n. sssl Ne ysssG sss sAs svss
Esd russ he vsss si6s isvsly ssSss
10 he lass yesss sss vhs hss jsiss&
he ssssisssisi bssd. rIb sssi
h go ssIssS 10 .Aegisss y
S1iss Esss tNs ~ ssrSrss. ~
yssss lsAy 10 sss u ~ vsssissst
lvcusg lsAsss ~ 'Ass city ssA ~.
sssi y s~ssssisiy ~ y ~ oss'
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-13
Hunt and Fannin Doctors Meet.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
CELESTE, TEX, April 10.-The Hun
and Fannin county medical association
met at this place to-day. The object of
the association is to instruct and pro-
mote good feeling through the entire
medical faculty OF Hunt and Fannin
counties. The following are the physi-
clans in attendance: DR.. S~choonover of
Greenville, Drs. Spaulding and Harris OF
Kingston, Drs. Loury and WaYland of
White Rock, Drs. Roberts, Dial, Con-
ger, Nelson and cannon of Celeste. DR..
Roberts read a very interesting
essay on the practice of medicine;
DR.. Conger, essay on the treatment of
pneumonia; DR.. Dial, essay on anti
pirIan and antifebrin; DR.. S~choonoVer,
essay on infant feeding. The essays
were all gotten up in fine style, and were
very instructive to all present. They
meet again July IL at White Rock, Hunt
county, Tex.
Weather fine at this writing, and
farmers humping themselves over the
cotton planters. The acreage of cotton
in this section this year will be much
larger than last.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-13
Bartlett.
Special TO the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
BARTLETT, TEX, April lie. l..
Fowler. a leading grocer of Bartlett
sold out to-day to a Mr.. Douglass of
Washington state.
Herman Elster and Theo Schultz were
arrested here a few days ago on a charge
of theft and burglary, and in default Of
bail now langulsh in the Bolton jail.
Bartlett continues to improve. Sew
eral new dwellings have just been COM
pleted, and a new drug store and art
gallery have just opened.
Farmers are highly pleased with the
crop outlook-the best, they say, since
1882.
A big picnic and match game of base
ball between the Bartlett and Holland
clubs is billed to take place here on Sat-
urday, April 10.
A building and loan association is
among the latest enterprises for Bartlett
Capt. A. Mass, president; J. d. Stray
ham, secretary and treasurer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-13
George w. Peck, the Newly-Elected Mayor
of Milwaukee.

George W. Peck, the Newly-Elected Mayor
of Milwaukee.
George W. Peck, who has just been
elected mayor of Milwaukee, was born
at Henderson, Jefferson county, N. Y,
IN 1910. Two years later his parents re-
moved to Wisconsin, and in 1856 he en-
tered the office of the Whitewater Reg
lister as a printers devil. tive years
later he bought a half interest in the
Jefferson County Republican, but in 1862
he transferred his interests to the Madi-
son State journal, a year later enlisted
in the army as q private, being mustered
out in 1865 as q second lieutenant. In
1866 he started the Representative, at
Ripon, acting as editor, type-setter, can
vasser and manager. In 1873 he was
chief Of police in La Crosse and clerk of
the Wisconsin Assembly in 1874. The
Sun was founded at La Crosse in 1875,
and in 1873 was removed to Milwaukee,
when IN five years the paper reached a
circulation of 100, 600, and brought Mr..
Peck an income of S25 900 a year. He
is addicted to hunting, fishing and yacht
ing. In the Milwaukee election there
was no particular issue at stake, so far as
city affairs are concerned, but the Luz
therans and Catholics forced the Bennett
compulsory education law, requiring the
teaching of English in all schools into
the campaign by exacting a declaration
from each candidate as to his standing
on the law. They demanded its repeal and
would vote for no candidate who did
not agree with them. Possibly Mr..
Peck's success in the mayoralty contest
may repeat Cleveland 3 career in Buffalo
and thai the creator of the famous stBad
Boy'' may be entering upon a national
career.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-13
VERNON.
Warm, COpiOus Rain Has Surrounded
Vernon with Scenes Of Beauty.
Wilbarger's Wheat Acreage and Her Prepare
lions for Caring for the Crops.
VeFnOn's Progress.
Correspondence of the Gazette.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
VERNON, Tex, April 9.-Nature has, in the
language of the day, been spreading herself
here lately. The splendid rain which fell al
through this section last week, supplemented By
the warm sun of the past few days, has clothed
the face Of the earth with verdure, and every
where the eye may turn ii is greeted by a scene
of beauty. Everywhere in this Northwest coun-
try wheat is reported to be in fine condition. aud
in this, the center of the grain belt, the promise
is fair for a yield of unexampled richness
Wilbarger county, with 81, 600 acres sown IN
wheat, viii probably this year carry of tbs
palm for quantity, as she has for quality Of
grain produced in former years.
Preparations are being rapidly made, too, 10
care for the immense crop expected. Work was
begun this morning on the mill and elevator TO
be erected by the Vernon mill and elevator com
psny. The mill win be Of 2%JO-barr=l
bushels. There as already here a l5u-
barrel mill. F.. NJ. CardwelI, the Dallas elev2-
tor man. was here yesterday and closed = con
tract for an elevator site. He VIII begin the
erection of his elevator at once and have 1t resdy
to handle this years crop.
Messrs. Buford and Maupin ofSulphur Springs
have been in the city several days, and have
closed 3 contract for the erection OF a planning
mill and furniture factory. The machinery has
been ordered and work on the buildings VIII be
puahed as rapidly as possible. They VIII en-
ploy twelve to fifteen hands in the furniture fac
tory when they first start, and VIII be prepared
to increase the plant as business j~uStiies.
Work on the new hotel, which has been sus-
pended for lack of brick, viii now be pushed
forward rapidly, as the two brick machines as
turning out brick quite rapidly.
Vernon means TO keep well to the front as an
educational center, too. The ar"hitect has COM
pleted the plans for the new public scbOOlhouse.
and it will be q beautiful edi6ce. 1t will be OF
brick, 75xl00 feet in area, two stories in height,
and containing ten rooms. The style Of aTchi-
lecture is modern and the building would be .
credit to a city of much greater pretentions than
Vernon.
The opening of the handsome new opera house
occurred Monday evening, and a large audience
was present.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-13
Fort Worth's Business
Grows.

Fort Worth made a Bank
Clearing for the year 1889 Of
$31, 732, 391 as against S16,-
089, 1886 for the year 1888, a
gain of 96.6 per cent, having
the largest gain in the United
States. Denver stands third
in the list, with a gain of 45.8
per cent. Galveston next with
a gain of 24.8 per cent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-13

The silver dollar of this country has an
interesting history. The original silver
dollar, authorized in 1892, weighed 4l6
grains and Its standard was S92 fine. IN
1894 the stars had increased to fifteen IN
number above the Liberty head, with an
eagle on the reverse. In the dollar OF
1875, head of Liberty looked to the right,
but the wings of the eagle were expanded
instead Of raised. By 1898 it was found
difficult to represent the states by stars,
and so the original thirteen were re-
stored and the eagles wings were again
raised. From 1905 to 1910 no
silver dollars were coined, but from the
latter year until 1865 we had the famous
''dollar of the daddies - with Liberty
seated on a rock and grasping a shield,
while the eagle, with expanded wings,
occupied the reverse side. In 1866 be-
gan the use OF the motto, ''In God We
Trust From 1874 to 1877 nor were
coined, and then came the design now in
use, with Liberty facing to the left and
the eagles wings pointing upwards.
The new design will present q natural
eagle instead of a conventional one. The
obsolete trade dollar, which was heavier
than the present dollar, had its weight
in figures upon the diverse. The face OF
Liberty on the present dollar is a like
ness of Miss Annie Williams, a Phila-
.delphia school teacher, and the design
adl be retained as an ideal Of purely
AnaAFkcan features.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-13
To Boom Austin,
Special to the Gazette.

special TO the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, April 11.4Dean and
Bolton, two young dudes who cut q sweH
in Austin society some time BACK, and
who were arrested in Louisiana, charged
with robbery in Austin, to-day valves
examination and were held in bond
to the grand jury. Dean confessed to
the officers. Detective Cheneyville, who
went after them, has the matter in
charge. They were the last men that
would have been suspected. Dean Easa
drug clerk in q leading drug stoEeaf tfd
time.
A public meeting of citizens was held
tonight TO consider ways and means
of booming the city as ysoon as1
the dam is begun. ~SpseefeS
were made by Taylor Moore aRa
also by Messrs. Carter, Tobin JohnsoE OF
Fort Worth. also Frank Maddox. Messrs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-13
T., l.. MEAD.

Leibold, Beard and Shipe of Kansas and
numerous others. Grave propositions
were before the meeting to boom Austin,
and from present indications it will be
done. Taylor Moore was appointed
chairman and Col. William P. Games
secretary,