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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-15
He Was Round Over.

F. II. Neighbor, the man arrested Thurs
day night in this city for robbing Pat
Leyha of $40 at Clarendon, was brought be-
fore Justice Reynolds yesterday for a pre-
limiuary examination. The testimony was
taken and JusticeReynolds bound NeighbOr
oy5r in the sum of $500 us he had brought
u portion of the money into Tarrant county
he was. under the law, subject 10 prosecu-
ton in this county As soon as the county
attorney read the account in Tue GAZETTE
he swore out complaint against Neighbors
with the result above stated While in the
county attorneys Office he acknowledged
taking the money, but when arraigned in
the justice court denied that he had or had
acknowledged the fact 10 the attorney.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-15

LOCALITIES.

-Four convicts were sent out to the camp
from the county Jail yesterday
Rev j. W. Stagg OF Nashville, Tenn,
will preach in the First PreSby terian churcR
on Sunday. All are invited 10 hear him.
The new North Side bridge has been com.
pleted and through cars are now running
between the depot, stockvards and Buena
Vista Heights.
The senatorial district examination for
appointment TO Sam Houston normal will
be held at the high school building, begin
ming this morning at O'Clock.
The courtroom of the Seventeenth Judi
cial district has received Il new carpet,
which greatly improves its appearance, and
a new stair carpet has also been put down
The Northwest Texas press association
accepted the offer Of the Fort Worth and
Denver for an excursion TO Colorado, and
are now gazing upon the snow-capped
Rockies.
The trustees meeting mentioned in yes
terday's GAZETTE will be held at the high
school on Friday. August y. Let us have
grand meeting of trustees, teachers and
patrons.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians give Il
grand picnic and dance to-day ut the Rose
dale pavilion. Good music and i good din
ner will be had and the prospects for an eX-
celient time are good.
The Young Peoples Society of Christian
EndeavOr entertained last night in the par
lors of the Cumberland Presbyterian. An
enjoyable programme was rendered and
the guests Of the society were highly enter
tanned.
The Epworth league club OF the First
Methodist church gave an entertainment
last night at the residence Of :. r. Ellis,
corner of Henderson and Broadway. The
evening was enioyaDly passee by those il
attendance.
The fremen give an ice cream supper
this evening in the courthouse yard. The
occasion is in honor Of Miss Carrie Dickson
and every effort will be made 10 make it Al
enjoyable one. Matters Will be enlivened
by a band in attendance.
No indications of hard times at Fort
Worth university Fifteen men are busy
at work on laboratories, buildings, ground,
etc. Everything is being put in fine order
for the coming school year. a large in
crease in attendance is being provided for.
The concert at Arlington was Scotch
night, and it received great appreciation
from u great many Scots who took adj
vantage of it, The band IS playing music
of higher grade than is usually played,
and the people appreciate they efforts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-15
City Suburban Schools.

Editor Gazette.
The attention of our real estate men and
those most interested in the DEVELOPMENT of
our beautiful suburbs, is respectfully in
vited to the extremely poor educational adj
vantages which some of them offer 10 pros
pective inhabitants. North Fort Worth is
entitled to some credit for what she has
done and is doing for the school in her
midst. a very comfortable house was
erected 1 few years ago, but IL is now too
small TO accommodate the children. To
remedy this school tax has been voted by
the citizens, and the trustees are now ar
ranging TO build a large house, which will
be handsomely furnished with all the
equipments necessary to conduct first
class public school.
In Riverside there is no school house.
Unfortunately their house was DESTROYED
by fire nearly two Years ago. There are
fifty children of scholastic age in that dis
triCt, ana perhaps twenty or thirty more
who need school advantages. Men who
have families are not apt to purchase homes
where they know there are so few advant-
ages in the way of schools for their chill
dren. The fund received from the state
and county is not sufficient to build houses
and supply furniture. A tax should be
voted for this purpose, and much could be
done by liberal contr buttons toward erect
ing a suitable house.
The Arlington Heights addition offers
very little better school privileges than the
very desirable suburb last mentioned The
school building in that community is so in
feror that it was abandoned last winter
and an excellent small school was con-
Quoted in a smolle-house OF out-building of
some kind, rented from a gentleman living
in the district.
Some one may say that | am 4 crOalSer
and am trying TO injure the property inter-
ests near our city, but those who are best
acquainted with ME know that am not
grumbled but am ever ready TO assist in
building up the best interests of our county
and city. Let us hear from you. gentlemen.
Respectfully, W. Fl. Pool,
County Superintendent of Schools.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-15

When the committee met last week at
the BOYS home we debated as to the best
means of getting our boys ready for school
Clothing being the most important item, we
decided we could get along finely provided
we could get supply of worn pants to cut
down for them. OF course this could not
DE done without the assistance of The GA
ZETTE, so we concluded to advertise, but
coulSzpot decide whether to say we wanted
eeeBefs old pantsn or ''old mems pants. -
IT all old men were fat men the latter
would be best, but as the former might get
larger number the majority were in favor
of putting it that way. However, we con-
Cluded TO leave the matter to our treasurer,
as these pants would be treasures 10 Us in
deed, and she had notice put in the Want
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
MANSION.

MANSION.
B " Morris. Granbury: " J Faucet,
Cameron; c B Fly, New York; a Moore.
Philadelphia; D Gardner, Dickens; L r
Ellis, Cincinnati; w s Mcdowell, ST Louis:
" N Kidd. Quincy, III: VIM Ragland,
Amarillo; II G Hendricks, New YORK; j B
Warren, St Louis: G w Creath, Cncin-
natl: W H Pott, Dallas; c F Einerich, 5
Chicago, IL: H X Rea, Cresson, Tex;
John King, Tascosa; j F Treseder and wife.
Murfreesboro. Tenn; N TomGnson and
wife, Culleoka- Tenn; Geo L Orr, Belfast,
EW Leach. " j Tarfey, MurfreesborO,
Tenn; W Dysart, Belfast, Tenn; W I
Wiley, Lynville, Tenn; Louis krepser,
Salt Lake City: G. II Langdean, Mrs K l.
Garrison, Mrs c a Frederick. Dallas, Tex !;
Mrs r A Tibbs and children, Valley Mills !;
o K Wheeler, Mrs 4 Moore, Corsicana;
George II Loucks, Trinidad, Col; f Plate,
Dundee: o Goldbraith, Tyler, Tex; A S
Sprayne. Pasadena, Cal; E II Morgan,
Granbury; J L Waite, Parsons, Kan; Z W
perl, n Y; E F Redfield. Galveston; " +
Jones, Rockwell, Tex; Miss T g Wagner;
Crockett
ELLIS.
IN Fox, Cincinnati, Ohio: + p Holland,
Dallas; George Davis, Monterey, Mexico; ;
Henry Hampton, New Orleans, La; r 4
Stone. Memphis, Tenn; II NJ Freeman,
Lebanon, Tenn; George X Meyer, Dallas !;
B bowman, Waco; Ed Ball, Shreveport.
La; Charles F Heynor, Chicago; A Chris
tesoD, Houston; Michael White, Kansas
City; John Douglas, Chicago; Asa Penning-
ton, Brennan S c Harmon, Duluth, Mimi !;
/ Cohn, Cincinnati, Ohio; H Patterson,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-15

Many of our citizens have had some ap-
wife might result in the bishop returning
to Georgia to make his home with his chill
dren. Letters received from him in the
last few days have dispelled all fears on
that subject The bishop says that the
same divine call that first brought him to
Texas is still heard, and he has no inten-
tion of making change of residence. The
uniform love and Kindness shown him by
the people of Texas, and especially by the
citizens of Fort Worth, have made a deep
impression on his heart, and he could not
think of leaving his adopted home. He
will reach the city the latter part of next
weel; and spend three or four days, leaving
then for II paSo. where he is to hold the
New Mexico conference on August 20.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-15

! want TO inquire did you see it, or did you
think we We're joking
We were in earnest and in i hurry also,
SO please send US the pants. This vii! be u
a good way TO lay up treasures where the
moths will not get them, for The that
giveth to the poor lendeth 70 the Lord
If you prefer not to let people know you
have any old clothes, do them up in bun
die and deposit them after dark on the
steps of the Boys Home. next door. to the
Christian church, and nobody will be any
wiser, while our boys will be warmly clad
for winter
This is intended for al men, old or young,
who have any pants, or even coats, which
they do not intend TO wear again.
Mrs J. J. JARVIS,
For the Committee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-15
The Union Pacific situation.

Special 10 the Gazette.
NEW YORK, Aug. I4-AlhoUgh no official
statement has YET been made in regard 10
The action OF the conference of the Union
Pacific directors yesterday, il is now gener-
ally believed Alexander L. Orr, eX-presi-
dent OF the produce exchange, was elected
member OF the executive committee Of
directors in place of f. l.. Amcs. 1t is re-
ported also that Orr has been made chair
man OF the finance committee. He has been
prominent in the present Union Pacific sit
u1tiou lie represents large holdings in
Rock island and the fact that he comes to
the iIuat ia the Union Pacific Is regarded
a. an Indication that the Burlington and
Rock Island peonlc TO not think they can
AFFORD 10 let the Union Pacific lack support.
i. Fierpuut Morgan did not attend yester-
days meeting. hut il IS currently reported
ina. hr ha- gone injo the plan for the re-
Jet oi the Inian Pacific company to the
extent Of >tpnuun or S.OOuUO. lie refuses
~ sly any thig about the matter II present.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-15

ALE had i good season of rain yesterday,
and some hail, but no damage was done.
Mr. Dent, who lives about two miles
west, reports boil worms in his cotton.
Cotton has begun TO open.
Nrhe ALE Literary society will give pic
mic at what is known as Big Springs, "
which is about two miles east of here, on
Rev w. II. Rowlands place, on the 22d
instant, and concert at night
\ protracted meeting has been running
for more than four weeks, very much on
the Sam Jones style. About one hundred
and twenty-five persons have been con.
verified. The prospects are good for II Least
two weeks longer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-15
Tail Lights.

Cu. II T. Keenan,, general live stock
AGENT Of the Burlington route, is il from d
good trip.
:. Y. and r. +. Goode of the Denver leave
Tonight for :, two weeks vacation III the
mountains Of OLD Virginia.
j. !. Muilane. commercial agent OF the
Santa re, leaves tonight for L few days
recreation boating and fishing at Corpus
Christi.
The Cotton Belt will sell round-trip
tickets 10 Smi,ntield and return Sunday,
august Ia, at ~ cents, good to return Mon
day, l., on account Of the camp-meeting.
JEFF Miller, private secretary to General
Manager Grant of the Texas and Pacific,
and Fred Place of the Office Of superinten-
don't of telegraph of the same road at Mar
shall, are in the city,
g. W Baruhart, general agent Of the
Catton Bell, ANA =. ". Moore, contracting
freight agent OF the Little Rock and Mem
l,ls returned yesterday from i weeks
nip along tue Rio GIande road.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-15
Suits in the Courts.


Four suits were filed in the Office of the
district clerk yesterday. In the Seven
Ieenth Judicial district court Oliver ).
Kennedy filed suit against j. B. Watkins
l.. NJ. Co, ct al, on debt. p e. Lane filed
suit against the Fort Worth loan and con-
struction company to foreclose mechanics
lien. In the Forty-eighth A. ]. Roe files
suit against Aaron Dahlmdn ct al. for debt.
David Jamison enters suit against X. T. Me
Annuity et a.. 10 foreclose vendors lien.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-15

II from Boy Keller.
l from c. G. Tevis
81 from John Jewell, Ranger.
q from Friend of the Fire boys.
| IS from ". o. Vandiver, Bolton.
so from Mrs. J. F. Robertson.
10 from c. L. Connellee, Eastland.
16 from H. I. Prater. Bolton.
IA from j. W. Embree, Bolton.
80 from A. NJ. Prescott, chief Waco fire
department.
) from Ollie May Tucker.
- from r E. McPhail. Graham.
70 from John a. Hudson, Caldwell.
1872 from Abilene fra d. nartment-
u from VIII.
2 from Jack.
from George W Keller. Malone, y. Y.
from L. r. Cargyle. Nacona.
20 from Vinia Bailey, Floydada.
u from Berncie Terrell and Malcolm
Moore.
50 from Mamie Jackson, age g, Amarillo,
20 from Postal Clerk
50 from Halle Belle Stevens, Wichita
Falls
Il from Blanche Herndon, Charming.
81 from H., Breckenridge.
IL from Warren c. Teale Breckenridge
Is from B. and ]. W. Bunting, Cisco
II from j B., Printer, Eastland.
- from Mrs. \. G.. johnson, Seymour.
from Edwin Trammell, Vernon.
II from \. 5. H. Archer City.
II from K. 5. Chew, Anneta.
% from W. p. Russell, Nocona.
from Willie c. Bailey. Thurber.
% from Rosa l.. Dunn. Colorado.
29 from Mrs. II. f. Cunningham, Palo
Pinto.
81 from editor ST. 10 Herald.
40 from Zavier Ryan, Colorado
10 from Clarence Garner, Dublin.
30 from little Able Wiley, Dublin.
80 from 5. NJ. c. band, Stephenville.
80 from Kate Wilson, Comanche.
3 from Irish George, Colorado.
% from Mrs. Ellen Holt, Weatherford.
III from Mrs. X. L. Yoakum, Archer City.
81 from Mrs II. l. b, Abilene.
10 from an ex-Corfed's daughter.
Il from =. Il. Kennedy, Colorado.
Is from Lucille Manning, Albany.
10 from Frank Dwyer, Terrell.
S from Eva Eastwood, Wills Point.
l. from Womack y Hooks, Cameron.
20 from B. q NJ, Joshua.
from Elsie Evans. Zephyr.
- from Old Bachelor club, San Saba.
81 from John p. Sharp, Mullin.
II from G.. w. B, BrOwnwood.
Is from Forest and Ida Hassell, Mount
Pleasant
% from T. r NIackey, Whites oro.
l61 from Fred c. Zethreans. Paris.
9 from +. ID. & B. c., Mt. Pleasant.
from G.. W. kincheloe, Bruceville.
10 from T. t.. Alvord.
33 from FEMME Bros. Grandview.
10 from Tom and Ralph, Queen City.
II from Love Moreland and Gussie Rey-
nOlds Ale.
90 from Gus Robertson, Colorado.
13 from j. Maca Dickson, kilgore.
- from Judge McAllister, Marshall.
30 from Mrs. J. W. Doty. Clcburne.
81 from FL Pas hotel, Whitesboro.
- from Belle and Lizzie Hefey, Bolton.
10 from r. NJ Brown Coleman
l. from A Druggists Wife, formerly OF
Fort Worth.
1871 from Sim s. Harris and L. W. White,
Coleman.
l2S from Eddie Bennett, Whitesboro.
10 fSom J. Daucey Ledbetter, Coleman.
60 from ". s. OmahundrO, Whitesbo
10 from c. F. l., sulphur Springs
from Shiver Mccartney, Gainesville.
Il from Loua Walker, Grandview.
AZ from City Marshal, Mckinney.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-15
In Honor of Miss yyeltman

The entertainment given in honor of Miss
Sallie Weltman last night on the lawn
tennis grounds at the foot of Lamar street
was an enjoyable occasion. A large crowd
gathered both inside of the inclOsure ana
out to witness the exhibition drill given BY
the Fcncibles Enjoyable refreshments
were served. 4 platform had been built
for dancing purposes, and many amused
themselves by dancing to the good music
eddy success.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-15
The Tent Meeting.

The tent meeting on the North Side last
night was unusually well attended, and
great interest was taken in the able sermon
preached by Rev. Collins of the North Side
Baptist church. The testimony meeting
was one OF the best ever held under the
tent. There were twenty requests Tor
prayers and several additions made to the
church. The managers of the meeting
hereby make an earnest appeal TO workers
of all denominations TO assist in these meet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-15

Ian ice cream supper will be given over
Wells old drug store on Houston street to-
night for the benefit of Miss Lottie Cotton,
one of the bright young ladies in The GA
zETTE scholarship contest. A band OF
music will be on hand and everybody is
invited. Refreshments will be served. Ad-
mission free
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-15
To Aid Mss Dickson.

In order to add to the attractiveness of
the ice cream festival at the courthouse
square, in aid of the Carrie Dickson fund,
the Fencibles viii drill on the east side of
the square. The following order was read
to the company at the drill meeting last
night:
ATTENTION FENCIBLES.
You are ordered 10 report for drill to-
night at 7:45 in uniform. y full at
tendance is desired. BY order OF
LIEUT. X. NJ. VAN ZANpT, JR.,
Commanding.
" q E'ITTS ramnauv Clerk
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-15
S BRIGADE RESOLUTIONS.


The cars On the City railway company's
line formerly known as the Rosedale line
will run around the loop on the South Side,
commencing to-day Saturday at noon.
The college or hospital can be reached by
taking any of the cars on this line, except
the Union depot cars
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-15

81. LoJIS, Mo, Aug. 1.-THE Iron
Mountain, The Cotton Belt aud the Frisco
have announced their harvest excursions
from St Louis. Cairo. aud Memphis to Ar
kansas and Texas points, starting August
-. September II and September ~, at one
and oue-thiri fare for the round "trip.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-15

from the young R. r. Charlie Martin.
from Anna.
3 from Old Man.
from Charlie Fox.
Il from Little Charlie.
100 from s., Fort Worth.
20 from J., Fort Worth.
40 from Laura B. Miller, Weatherford.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-15

ST. LoUlS, Mo, Aug. 1.-The Texas
lines who were in session here for the pur-
pose OF adjusting freight rates from Kansas
- Texas points have adjourned, and though
40 information could be obtained as TO what
vas accomplished. il was understood that
,ue meeting was harmonious.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-15

The members of the fire department are
requested TO assemble at hall of No. 3, foot
Of Houston street, this evening at 100
o'clock prompt. FRANK KAISER,
First Assistant Chief and Acting Chief.
Attest: STUART HARRISON, Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-15
The san Anloalo and Aransas Pass.

Special 10 the Gazette.
San ANTONIO, Ten. Aug. 1+-At the in
stance of the committee which is endeav-
oring 10 re-orgauize the affairs of the san
Antonio and AransaS Pass railway the
New York holders OF first mortgage
bonds amounting to SIS, 600 600 to-day filed a
petition Tor foreclosure of the road and
its sale under the hammer There are 600
miles Of track, with rolling stock. The All
t0ruryS have 10 doubt that the petition viii
Dc granted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-15

ON Sunday, August Ii, the Cotton Belt
N-i sell rcund-trip tickets to Smithfield
and return al 30 cents. good 70 return. ,Nsasl
faS. August Il. account of ths.sas5s}a Eeeg
-ug. I.er everybody agS2syS Wis IS one
of the bigges gssszSsssseF TIE year. Tickets
on sale -,.SrsssF s6fffre 40l Main street,
or ayesfNf Size q. w. BARSHARr
General Agent, 40l Main street.
Schedule
Train leaves Fort Worth at $40 a. H.
Train arrives II Smithfield at So 4. II.
Train leaves Smithtield at 6:33 p. III.
Train arrives at Font Worth At no p IN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-15

Austin j d BaUghmau. Farmers. .. l-..
John Rex, Chicago; Miss Gar'Ir Slogan.
Dallas: Miss Blanche LaWr'ur... Dt .-.
d r Murphy. Milwaukee: Jasper y S...-..
ssvife and nurse, Atlanta; Franz u Place
Mexico City; Mrs VI \ Brurly. III r..-u.
SaIn Schluker and family. Breat:lg, q. "
,sBff1 ~ Louis: J X Crlycu5. G4lur~,.. -5
J II Choatc. Denver; Il r. St,,va.-,
Cincinnati Ohio: + " VI woy.a-
Denver: : II McFlroy. Kansas C.'y,
w : Murdoch. Pittsburg. ! NJ H.p.h ard
wife, Bonham r + Hopkins, Nashville. 4
] Lor.mer Houston; y Is Bat"hrdr. X
Louis; Theo Keller and two >uu~. H3.-f....
J NJ Hayes. Mention: " = OwHby Nl~.-
.yilla, esV..A Koovoast. Chicago G " VS..
AY-6rIl: T. l. Anderson. tiurlrra'i;
ID L Murphy. Cleburuc. ! Il 'G.-ur.. D-.-
las: Levi Orseu. Galveston.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-15

30 from J. +. Chiffon, ST Louis.
from schoolmate, Fannie Cornwall.
10 from Little Friend
% from Alma Davis, little girl, Dublin.
IS from J. K c. 4 p & o. D.
80 from T. r. Brand, Roanoke
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-15
3 MORE DAYS.

[contiuued from the Sirth Paae. ]
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-15
Tarrant County.

Mary McGehee, Grapevine. ...... Il
Tom Green County,
Gula 3. Foote, San Angelo. ...... 10
Williamson County.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-15
Fort Worth,

Minnie Hawkins, Taylor. .........
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-15
For Miss Parker

70 from ID. C.. Decatur.
u from 4 Stockmen, Decatur.
% from Pottsboro.
For Miss Parker
10 from A Friend, Morgan
For Miss OdeIl
from Len and Henry, Cleburne.
For Miss Parker.
Is from A Friend, Morgan.
For Miss Kahn.
from Pie Face, Dallas.
For Miss Rodgers.
from Miss Hattie Carter, Morgan.
10 from Alcibiades, Waco.
For Miss johnson.
10 from Charles Berrin.
II from Baggage Master.
% from y, Clarendon.
q from Annie Rooney, Commerce.
For Miss Herndon.
1900 from ex-Railroader.
i from Mrs NJ H. Dublin.
For Miss Haggart.
; from Frank NJ. Dallas.
80 from ". NJ Worlick, Oak Gin.
For Miss Drake.
! from An Old Railroader
IL from Ida D., Greenville
l. from Annie NJ Wells, Clarendon.
IA from r F. L.. ChildresS.
from r. K. Agent. Reagan.
80 from Trdin Dispatcher, Big Springs
10 from Bolton.
For Miss Davis.
from Dublin
For Miss Carter
from L. C. Rogers.
For Miss MendeI.
p from Mrs. A. G.
For Miss Cotton
IA from Austin Friends.
60 from Albert and Nellie.
30 from Two Little Girls.
u from J. T. c.
60 from A. L.
20 from Emma Kidd.
so from Lady Friends.
Is from Mrs. A. l. Prescott, Temple.
For Miss Bass.
3 from I. j. c., Sunset.
For Miss Parker.
from ~ B. P, Bowie.
For Miss Hart
from A B. c., Sunset.
For Miss Butts.
30 from J. f. Chiffon, ST Louis.
from schoolmate Fannie Cornwall.
10 from Little Friend.
% from Alma Davis, little girl, Dublin.
IS from J. Il c. 4 p 81 Q. D.
80 from L. f. Brand, Roanoke.
For Niss Bailey
Is from Willie Bailey Johnson.
For Miss FrizzeII.
225 from G., Henderson.
For Miss DevalI
is from Ida Workman, keokuk, Iowa
100 from r. M. Higgs.
10 from W NJ, Mineral Wells.
81 from John \. SchilliLg, Mineral Wells.
33 from Charles Lockwood, Vernon.
10 from Corinne Finley.
53 from Mamie Crellum, Albany.
1lS from Friends at Big Sandy.
p from G.. W. Tull, Canton.
Is from NJ Miller, Sulphur Springs.
10 from ", l. Crook, Paris.
IL from Bruce Pate, Sulphur Springs.
j. from J. L. D., Mineral Wells.
- from q subscriber, Itasca.
10 from 4. Hobart, Jr., Sulphur Springs.
, from Albert Russell, Sulphur Springs.
Is from Curley, Wylie.
80 from Adolph Erbstadt, Pittsburg.
For Miss Dickson
II from Louise Sanders, Bolton.
from Tommie Welch, Ballinger.
Is from J. Madge AbShear, Lampasas
Springs.
/! from Edna Bennett, Dublin.
o. from Katie Kelly.
% from s. q. O., Arkansas Pass.
13 from John Higgins. Moody.
: from Mary Adams, Moody
from Texie Erwin, kaufman
~ from Mrs. ". w. Pate and Mrs. H w.
Mott, Cameron.
20 from d. F. Smith. Circleville
80 from Louise Cushman Matkiu, twenty
months old.
- from Lillian Stannard, Paris
81 from Minnie Eupin, Paris.
10 from Ed Fox.
Is from John Mills, De kalb
II from w. NJ Imboden, Rusk.
% from Annie, Johnson City, Tenn.
- from friend, Marshall.
10 from stranger, II. J. d.
10 from V. Y. H, Mineola.
102 from J. c., the Ark and Tex. drum
mer.
Is from s'Eph."
from Thomas Moore.
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