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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-21

Hopkins county. which weighed 500 pounds
and sold for 5 cents per pound and received
$50 premium. The other bale was raised by
Us. Smith, about two miles from this place.
i weighed 800 pounds and sold for 81 cents
per pound and received 81 premium.
MCKINNEY, COLLIN COUNTY, Aug. 10
The city council adopted a resolution to APP
propriate money to dig an arteSian well
MCGREGCR, MCLENNAN COUNTY, Aug. 10
The McGregor waterwOrks company have
closed a contract with parties by which
work Will be commenced at once, and the
town will soon have Il good system of
waterWorks. The intention OF the company
is TO build an immense tank fifty feet in
height, with capacity OF 5000 gallons.
PMoT POINT, DENTON Co, TEX, Aug.
ia grand picnic is held to-day four
miles north of Pilot Point at Embersons
Chapel. The orator of the day is Hon. j.
w. Bailey of Gainesville. Wagons loaded
with farmers and their families have been
passing all day.
DENTON, DENTON COUNTY. Aug. Ca
fine flow of artesau WATERWAYS obtained at
the well sunk for the city waterworkS near
the depot. \ bountiful supply for the use
Of the city is now pouring out at the ground.
Work on the waterworks will begin at once =,
NEVADA, COLLIN COUNTY, Aug. 20N
telegram yesterday announced the appoint
ment Of IT. p. Yeager as justice of the
peace in place of Esquire BiggerS, deceased.
y . Judge Heath Of Rockwell delivered Z
prohibition lecture at the school building
night before last
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-21
TEXAS NEWS AND NOTES.

The GAZETTE has received the premium
list and programme of the Bell County fair,
to be held at Bolton September 10 u.
THE GAZETTE acknowledges receipt of
mplimentary ticket, premium list and
programme Of the Concho Valley fair, to be
held at san Angelo, October 5 10 10.
The postoffice at Corpus Christi was
moved Monday into the new Hatch-Robin-
son building.
Tyler had a meeting Tuesday night to or
Canize military band.
The artesian well has reached a depth of
15S feet and water has come up to four feet
casing has been put in it will make a good
strong flow TO the top Dublin Progress
BOWIE. MONTAGUE COUNTY, Aug 90
Extensive preparations are now being
made here for grand political picnic to be
held on the 18th Of September. Speakers
from distance are expected to be in at
tendance, and the third party neophites
will have the true Democratic doctrine in
s,illed into them in regular, orthodox Dem
ocratic style. ''Padre'' Macune will be
invited to meet Hon. j. W. Bailey in Joint
discussion on this occasion. Efforts viii
be made 10 get excursion rates on the Den
yer, and also on the Texas and Pacific. =
SPRINGTowN, PARKER COUNTY. Aug. 10
Hon. 5. w. I. Lanham and Mr.. r. w.
Coleman of the Southern Mercury will
lock horns in joint debate upon the sub
treasury bill at Springtown, August %, at
10 o'clock a. N. The discussion was to have
come of the 22d, but was postponed for the
convenience of Mr.. Coleman. But few of
the farmers in this section as yet favor the
sub-treasury bill
TrLIA, Sw1sHER COUNTY, Aug. 15-The
SwiSher county commissioners court, after
several days careful consideration of plans
and specifications for permanent court
house, adopted, this morning, very hand
some design furnished by Tom Lowell of
Hillsboro, 60x90 on the ground floor, and
three stories high, at a probable cost of
S35, 600 This will be the best courthouse on
the plains, and worthy of this, the banner
county Of the Panhandle.
Mt. VERNON, FRANKLIN COUNTY, Aug.
lo.-Yesterday the first two bales of cotton
of the season were sold here. the first by
Dan Dawson. living near Sulnhur Bluff in
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stream to-day was struck just fifty feet
lower. This, as I said Yields about four
hundred gallons 10 the minute, and is au ex.
Ccllcut flow. However, we shall bore about
fifty feet deeper and endcavOr 10 strike tha
fourth flow, which IS ut the bottom OF tina
300 feet of watcr-rOck. This is the same
depth at which the stream that feeds Tho
pdcking-house well WAS struck. and l think
tho flow viii be about the same, that is COZ
gallons to he minute
Mr.. Wilson was asked what he thought Of
Fort WOrth's facilities in the matter of Oh
tanning artesian water supplies. He said
1t IS my opinion that good water can bs
obtained anywhere in Fort Worth and
vicinity at the same depth at which this
water has been struck. The nature Of tho
strata is the same and the water is conse-
quently found at about the same depth.
Work on the brewery wei was
discontinued when the first flow
was struck, this furnishing a suf-
tciency of water for their business. Tho
largest flows are deeper down than this, be-
tween 1000 and 1000 feet. / think water
can be got anywhere in Fort Worth at u
depth of between 1000 and 1000 feet, and II
has been my observation that water which
flows from much greater depth than this -
very apt u be Of an inferior quality. We
hardly ever advise boring 10 81 greater
depth. but of course do so II the owners OK
the well so desire. The water after this
depth is usually OF sulphurouS nature and
of course not of good quality
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DISAPPEARANCE OF J. H. MACK
He Is Last Seen on the square-Fears OF
Suicide Entertained by His
Friends.

Recent specials in THE GAZETTE told of
the disappearance of Edgar NJ Mack. and
the subsequent news heard from him at
Denver. On Tuesday his father, j. II.
Mack, was in Fort Worth on lis way to
Denton, where young Mack disappeared.
His intention was to institute a search
for his son. He was in company with
George Mack of Bowie In some way he
gave the latter the slip and has not been
seen nor heard of since. He was nearly
crazy over his sons disappear
ance and the tidings from Den
yer. The theory is advanced that
overcome with grief he committed suicide
He was last seen on the square, near the
courthouse In appearance he is a man about
fifty years old with rather tiorid
face and a gray mustache.
considerable apprehension is felt over his
disappearance by Gorge Mack, who accom-
panied him TO Fort Worth. On Tuesday
afternoon, when he could not be found,
George Mack Immediately set out for Den
ton, think s3probably he might have
boarded an afternoon freight train
going to that place. He was
not on the train, aud yesterday
he returned to this city and reported the
case to the marshal and the police force
who have since been on the lookout for
Mack, but 10 clews have been got as TO
his whereabouts.
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ALTAR AND TOMB.

MARRIAGES.
Mr.. H. P. Evans and Miss Sophia c.
Brown, Sherman, August 10.
Mr. B. r. Garrett and Miss Tinnie
Powell. Greenville. August II.
Mr.. w. Z. Lockwood and Miss Annie
Percy, FL Paso. August 10.
Mr.. l.. d. Kennedy and Miss Ella Ed
wards, Abilene, August -.
Mr.. Fred j. Strain. and Miss Bertha NJ
Jarmin. Corpus Christi, August -.
Mr., Neil Elliott and Miss Annie Russell.
Liberty Hill, August l..
Mr.. Gus Bodkin and Miss Irene Corlin,
Dcnison, August IS.
Mr.. John 3. Strother and Miss SaIlie D.
Henley. Paris, August l6
Mr.. Lee Mcdowell and Miss Frankie Nc
Council, Greenville August 10.
Mr.. r. f. Conner and Miss y. Z. Haley,
Greenville, August 16.
Mr.. II NJ. Yeager and Miss Lulu Dozier.
Rising Star August 6.
Mr.. Sam D. Forman and Miss Annie An
drus, Houston, August Il.
DEATHS.
Mrs. Charlotte Cother, Gainesville, Au-
gust 10.
Mr. Jack Rivers, Houston, August 10
Mr.. Matthew Steer, Houston, August 16
Mrs. Matilda johnson, GreenviIle, Au-
gust "A.
MIR ]. C. Thomas, Houston, August Il.
Mrs. 5. L. Baxter, Gainesville, August
II.
Mr.. John I. Brady, Houston, August Is.
Mrs. J. L. Thrift, Nacogdoches, August
Mrs. Jane Waggoner, Bolton, August Is.
LoNGvIEw, GREGG COUNTY, Aug 10
o. S. Taylor, one of Longview's first citi-
zens, died at his home yesterday and was
inferred to-day at p. m. He was at one
time leading merchant at Marshall, Tex.
mt war universities Syyapt most of hiS
away, since which he has led a retired
life at Earville, a suburban village of Long
view.
MARSHALL. HARRISON COUNTY. Aug IS
Mrs. Rebecca, the wife of W. l. Me
Daniels, died at 4:25 l. m. and was buried
at Greenwood cemetery At p. II. yester-
day.
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MESQUITE, DALLAS Co., Tex, Aug 90
The first bale is marketed; worms are doinx
more serious damage to young cotton than
to old; crops greatly damaged by hailstorm
over small section of the country south Of
this place. Temperature, maximum, 100
minimum, 6s; no rainfall.
Grapevine, Tarrant county-Cotton pick
ing has begun; crop short, damaged by
drouth and boil worms. Temperature,
maximum, IS; minimum, SO; rainfall, Is on
one day.
College Station, Brazos county-Cotton
and potato crops look well. Temperature,
maximum. 81; minimum, "a; rainfall, .09
on one day.
Corsicana, Navarro county-Tempera-
ture, maximum, SO; minimum, ca; dry.
Round Rock, Williamson county Worms
are injuring cotton seriously in some locali-
ties. The crop will be less than last year.
Temperature, maximum, 100; minimum, a
dry.
Burnett-Cotton maturing rapidly. Tenn
peratnre, maximum, 81; minimum, q; rain
fail, .2G on one day.
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ARTESIAN WATER.
WHAT Mr.. WILSON THINKS OF
FORT WORTH'S SUPPLY.
The Flow at the Natatorium weIl-Other
Flowers-The Depth at Which Water
Can be Obtained in this City.

Wednesday afternoon at ? O'Clock an
other flow of water was struck in the arte-
sian well Just south OF the natatOrium. This
last stream, which is much stronger than
the one found on Monday, is about fifty feet
below the first one, making the depth 1000
feet. The boring OF the natatorium well
was done by j. =. Miller and Co. of Chica-
go, and the work was superintendent by
Mr.. l.. Wilson, one of the best informed
artesian well men in the country. Mr.
Wilson has bored wells from the Pennsyl-
vania oil fields to Mitchell, Oak, and has
been singularly successful in obtaining
water supplies in every section where he
has operated. Some of the strongest wells
in the country have been bored under his
supervision. Among the most famous are
those at Mt. Sterling, Ill, which flows 1000
gallons minute; at Dubuque, Iowa, where
flow Of 1900 gallons minute was OBJ
tanned, and the great well at Clinton, Mo-.
where mammoth stream OF 1900 gallons a
minute has been flowing for the past four
years.
Mr.. Wilson, in conversation with a Ga
zETTE reporter who visited the well, said
that the flow was 400 gallons per minute or
over, making the total flow in twenty-four
hours equal to about SIC, 600 gallons.
Mr.. Wilson was asked about the boring
of artesian wells, and what assurance was
had that water would be struck at all; also
- Si4Ay IGllcL uuhuU"u " OtIltIS
were practiced. Mr.. Miller said: NO,
We practice no methods that are unknown
to other borers of artesian wells, and do not
claim that we have the peculiar faculty
which is claimed by the so-called water
maglcians. Our way IS to ascertain the
depth at which water has been struck be-
fore at some point in the vicinity, then
observe the dip of the strata and the pitch
of the water rock or sand. In this way we
can determine pretty closely at what deDth
the water can be found. Under Fort Worth
and the surrounding country the water
rock is about 300 feet thick, and this rock
is intermixed with shale and mari. In this
800 feet of water rock there are four dis
tinct flows OF water In the nata-
torium well we failed to strike
the first flow at the same
depth at which the first one in the brewery
well was found, but 1 think~i1. this case
judging from the strong few Which was
had. that the stream was fed by both flows.
This first flow was found at 95Q feet and the
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Arrest of a Burglar.

Yesterday afternoon Officers Rushing and
Mosby attired themselves in citizens
clothes and went out to Tyler's lake, where
it was supposed that Walter Hamilton and
one Crenshaw, who robbed store on Hous-
ton street some time since, were in hiding
Their suspicious turned out to be correct, aud
after some maneuyering and an exciting
chase they succeeded in capturing Hamil-
ton, who was brought in and lodged in jail
The capture was an exceedingly clever
piece Of work on the part of the officers
mentioned, Hamilton having no suspicion
that he was being watched till he was COM
manded TO surrender
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-21
ALITTLE QUEER.
An Old Man Dies While En- Route to the
City of Mexico-His Friends Produce
Coffin and Pack Him in 1t.
Special 10 the Gazette.

Special % ne Gazette.
LAREDO, WEBB COUNTY. TEX, Aug. 10
From parties Just in over the Mexican Ma
tonal curious incident is reported, as fol-
lows: a few days since a party OF about
SIX, alleged to be from Galveston. passed
through here for the City of Mexico
Among the party was an old
man whose days on this earth were
evidently numbered. It is supposed that
he was en- route with his relatives for the
City Of Mexico, for his ticket called for that
point. Between this city and San Luis
Potosi he died. Then the denouement
occurred. His relatives or friends produced
coffin and many pounds of salt, and his
body was packed therein and sent to the
City Of Mexico. He will doubtless be
shipped back to his former home for burial.
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FARMER MISSING.
Disappears After Leaving Vernon with the
Proceeds of Load of Wheat-Evi-
dences of Murder.


Special 70 inc gazette.
VERNON, WILBARGER COUNTY, TEX, Aug
ia farmer named Hubbard is missing
He left Vernon Tuesday night with the
proceeds OF a load of wheat and camped
just across Pease river bridge. This morn
ing the team, wagon and part of his cloth
ing were found with blood all around.
His hat was cut and mashed. His
vest was cut aud blood was found On the
wagon. Sheriff Conn was notified. The
team was brought to town and the affair is
being investigated. He was probably
robbed and murdered. Two suspicious
characters were seen on the bridge late
that night, and foot prints are found in The
land near the wagon.
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A ForSer Brought Back.

SptCIAI 20 Int baztItt.
QUANAH, HARDEMAS COUNTY, TEx, Aug.
l9.-Sherif Gibson returned Tuesday
morning with one K. H. Holly, wanted here
for forging check on the First national
bank of this city for $500, and for which
there was a 500 reward offered for his
capture. Sheriff Gibson, after some hard
riding, found and captured his man at
Purdy, Mo, and brought him here. He
now languishes behind the bars to wait
trial. 1t was quick work on the part of the
sheriff, aud he deserves great credit for his
eficiencV
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a Gambling Room Closed.

The gambling room over the Palais
Royal saloon has, in obedience TO the edict
issued some time since by the county
attorney, closed up its business and shut
its doors. This is the beginning of the
end, and after September the sports will
be compelled to seek secluded places
wherein to court the goddess of fortune
and hazard their dollars on the red and
white. Whether the other establishments
will close is a question.
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TEXAS NEEDS AND WANTS,

Ozona, Irion county, wants a physician.
Sonora, Sutton county, wants bank.
Terrell wants more rent houses Neat
cottages would find ready occupants at good
rental values Terrell Register
Hubbard city wants a new hotel
Brennan wants an artesian well.
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dozen cases on the docket-mostly civil
The land case to decide the conflict in the
boundary lines of block J X and y /,
Hale county, comes up at this term, but as
yet the parties interested have not arrived.
The session will last three weeks if the
business is not finished
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Receivers Request.

Special to the Gazette
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Aug. 19.-The re-
ceivers of the San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass railway have applied for permission ID
issue $4,000 worth of receivers certiti-
Gates, and the application Will be granted.
The money is to be used in construction OF
handsome depot at Waco, and depots az
other points on the line of the Waco e1.ss,-
sion
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New YORK, Aug. 2O.-Mrs. Ezra William,
clipped with Nathan Freeman, and h-l
daughter, Mrs. Sylveston Skidmore, e,op-d
with Charles Freeman. a brother Of her
mothers lover The two women are mar
ried and left families, while Nathan Free
man left 4 wife and two children AID
Charles wife and one child. The parties
are from Port Jefferson, Long Island
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4 BIyamist's Escane.

SAN F'EAScIsco, CAL, Aug. 2O.-Carl
Schow, mining prospector. committed
suicide in the ocean near the Cliff house il
the presence Of the woman he married
two weeks ago. He feared prosecution
for bigamy, as his first wife was living.
LEGAL heir
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Robbed a Conductor-Kilred brakeman.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Aug 20-Two masked
men robbed Conductor Cassel of the Kansas
City, 81. Joseph and Council Bluffs railway
of gold watch and 81, one mile north of
the Missouri river bridge as he stepped of
the freight train to signal the bridge They
shot and killed Brakeman White and or
dered the conductor to signal the train TO
go ahead. When the train was under way
they jumped off and escaped. The sheriff
Is securing the country with posse, but no
clew has yet been found.
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Sentenced to Death.

Special to the Gazette
Ell PAso, Ten, Aug 19-J. F. Clayton,
the confederate of W. S. Bolton n the mur-
der of S. H. Cavitt III Juarez last year, has
been sentenced TO death by the supreme
court of chihuahua. A final appeal will "a
taken to the department of the City OF
Mexico, but there is small hope OF tho
sentence being reversed.
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Struck by Lightning e.


GAIL, TEX, Aug. 1S.-During the thuu-
der storm last night Miss Carrie Prince
was struck by lightning. The bolt passed
through the roof striking the bed on which
she was sleeping, The young lady was uu-
conscious several hours, but this morning
shows hopeful signs of recovery. Sh. is =
favorite with all who know her, AMI Il lcb
interest is felt for her
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-21

Harvest EXCURSIONS TO 7 eKas via The Cotton Bet,
The Cotton Belt will sell excursion tick
cts to all points in Texas on August %,
September 10 and %, good for thirty days,
with Stop-over privileges at any point en-
route on going passage, and will per-
nit return passage from any point
short of destination, and the various
Northern, Eastern and Southeastern
lines have authorized similar arrange
ments via the Cotton Belt route. For
further information call on or address
G.. W. BARNHART, Genl Agent,
40i Main Street, Fort Worth, Tex.
Or ". II. WINFIELD, G. p. Agent,
Tyler, Tex.
E w LABEAUME, G.P. & IA,
st. Louis, Mo.
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District Court at Plain.leM.

Correspondence Of the Gazette
PLAISv1Ew, HALE COUNTY, TEX, Aug.
1i.-District court convened here to-day for
the Fiftseth judicial district Judge Nc
Gill, tine Pew district Judge, made very
able ands straightforward charge to the
grand iur1, and has created very favor
able imDr5ssion. There are only about a
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Assigned at Luline,

Special to the Gazette
LULISG, CALDWELL, COUNTY, TEX. Aug.
&c. K. Chambers s. Co., the largest
hardware dealers in this section, assigned
to-day for the benefit of creditors. The
assets and liabilities are not known, but
both are heavy.
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Bail Denied

Special to the Gazette.
LIBERTY, LIBERTY COUNTY, TEX, Aug.
19.-The case of the State We. S. G. Smith,
on writ of habeas corpus from Chambers
county, bail was refused. The case, was
appealed by Perryu.an & Lea ATTORNEYS for
Smith
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DEPUTY MARSHAL KILLED.
A United States Officer Killed in the Chero-
kee Country.

Special TO the Gazette.
Fort SMITH, ARK. Aug. 19.-News has
Just reached here of the killing to-day about
10 O'Clock of Deputy United States Marshal
Barney Connolly, in the Cherokee nation,
by eX-Deputy Marshal Sheppard Busby,
and heavy armed posse of deputy mar
shals left here about o'clock this evening
for the scene about fifteen miles from this
City. All that can be learned at this time
IS that Connolly had writ for Busby for
adultery and was killed. Connolly was one
of the most active, efficient and popular Of
who run down and killed the notorious
train robber John Barber about year ago
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BID FOR HIS WHISPERS.
Another Circus Play of Justice of the Peace
Ganzhorn OF Kansas City-He Is in
Jail This Trip.
Special TO the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Aug. 19-The esca-
pades of Justice Of the Peace John L. CAM
norm have achieved for that gent q national
notOriety. When he was married in a
saloon by the bartender it was thought that
he had reached the acme of absurbity, but
last night he had his flowing beard, which
resembles that worm by Senator Pfeffer of
Kansas, auctioned by the same barkeeper
The papers this morning made such com
ments that Prosecuting Attorney Brown
was compelled to take action, and tonight
Ganzhorn rests in the comfy jail on Il
charge Of drunkenness jA'oftice.
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AN INHUMAN PRIEST,
If Charges Preferred are Truc-Boys
Chained to Trees.

Special 70 the Gazette,
BRENNAN. WASHINGTON County, Tn,
Aug. 19.-Seventeen inmates of the Cath
ole school were brought in town to-
s8ay to testify against Father HUM, on
Charges preferred against him of inhuman
to trees until the flesh on the neck was cut
to the bone. The boys were all ragged and
dirty, many Of them almost naked, and not
few bareheadad
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Jailed for Forgery.
Special to the Gazette

Special 70 Inc Gazette,
MARSHALL, HARRISON COUNTY, Tex,
Aug. 19.-1u default of $500 bond, Curran
Douglass was sent to Jail this morning for
forging the name of Martin Pucket to an
order on A. B. Blocker
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Shooting ARRAY at Plainvleu
Corfespondence of the Gazettc.


PLAINvIEw, HALE CoUNTT, Tx. Aug.
11.-Dr. James \. Atkins of this place was
shot by David Peters of Hale county, at
about : o'clock this afternoon. The weapon
used was a pistol. The ball entered about
an inch to the left of the yertebral column
where it passes through the neck, and
ranged toward the base of the left ear,
causing fracture of the base OF the skull
DIR. J. II. Wayland, who attended the
wounded man, says there is some chance of
recovery Nhe shooting grew out of fam
lily trouble. FPeters was confined in the
jail, beiSg te first prisoner tooccupy cell
'ners
<g2/k BFRrs, st6ses ths@a psetite and
$reS<hdit ESQ. Nth et stll selse fsfls. Mart
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Pure AlrNases Good H.lth.

II If you want I!, to {. iSy ~ for the next
Tex, and stop a. Amarillo hotel, $500
feet above the leNkof\ Me sea, cool and re-
freshing air day. IND nNkht. and plenty of
game and SPORT n the noSed Palo Dvro cam
yon, only few miles away
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Business Change 1t Holland.
ial tn the Ga1e+te

HOLLAND, BELL COUNTY, Tex, Aug. 10
The mercantile firm of z. A. Hutchins of
this place changed hands last evening. The
purchasing parties and the particulars of
the sale s.G yet unknown to the public.