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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-14
Leaders for State Scholarship.
THE RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE.
The General Orders for the Week Issued
Yesterday.

The General Orders for the Week Issued
Yesterday.
Separations of Mail, General Order No 324
Whenever mail for any line is separated
into packages or canvas marked No. l and
No =. all mail for the dividing Office. its
Dis" and connections (when not made up
direct) should be placed in the No l pack
age or canvas. Similar action should be
taken with mail made up in packages or
canvas for No. , and No. 3.
JAMES E. WHITE,
General Superintendent.
Lines and offices making up mail for Tex
arkana and FL Paso, Fort Worth west No.
l, will tie out Cisco and Dis. or mass on
connecting lines.
Lines and offices which have been in
structed to make Nos. and separations
of Rosenberg and Cuero mail will make up
Victoria and Dis. al all times.
Biltmore, n. C.-Missending of. General
order No 325.
Complaints reach this Office frequently of
the miSsending of mail addressed Bit
more, N c., to Baltimore, Nd. This irreg-
ularity has assumed such annoying proper
lions that it is desired correspondence for
Biltmore, n. c., shall receive such special
attention as will remove all cause for future
complaint.
Division superintendent will please note
the above and take proper action.
JAMES E. WHITE,
General Superintendent.
Clerks in this division must carefully
verify all packages made up by them for
Baltimore, Nd.
Mexico City, Mexico, via Laredo, Tex.
General order No. 800
1t is reported that correspondence ad-
dressed for delivery at Mexico city. Mex
leo. is, to a considerable extent, dispatched
10
Tex, and the Mexican International rail
road, mail for Mexico City is delayed one
day in arrival at destination, as compared
with the Mexican National railroad and La
reslo Tex. Particular attention should be
EgfSen this matter to insure the dispatch, via
Laredo, Tex, of all mail for Mexico City
that can make connection with the Mexican
National railroad. JAMES Z. WHITE,
General Superintendent.
General-The attention of all clerks in
this division is called to the requirements
of section 93l of Instructions to Railway
Postal Clerks. All clerks who violate this
section will be recommended for immediate
removal from the service.
Hitchcock, TeX.-Lines and Offices max
ing up mail for the Newton and Galveston
railroad postoffice, for connection at Calves
ton, should tie out Hitchcock direct, or mass
on connecting lines.
Case examinations of clerks in Fort
Worth, Tex, postof1ice during the month of
July, 1891:
Eugene Upton, Texas scheme, 1863 sepa-
rations, 1854 cards, Il minutes, so. IS per
cent.
w R. Smith, Texas scheme. 169 separa-
tons, 1854 cards, one hour and ten minutes,
49, IS per cent.
Suspensions-A clerk of class 9. this
division. one day, for failure to comply
with section 1223 of the postal laws and
Ipbarpb1-
pouches were seriously delayed.
A clerk of class 3, this division, five days,
for failure to comply with section 9S4 of the
postal laws and regulations, whereby a
number of registered packages were left
undiscovered in pouch; for failure to
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-14
Font WORTH FIRE DEPARTMENT.


CoLoRhpo, Aug. lg-Please lind 1000
votes from the Ladies' Pearl Bailey club.
composed at present of twenty-five repre-
sentative Colorado mothers. These en-
body no memory, nor represent any present
issue or organization, but simply indorSe,
without comparison with others. the uu-
usual ability and browning grace of docilitY
In The Texas -irl who has grown up i'll Colo
I.,Uu, and wants to 20 to Hardin college.
Feeling that the past Is uuowherc. save is
II arab or blessing of memory that the fu-
tugc Is everywhere with all possibilities
cugjug about IL; and that the present
alone Is ones own-this club, while yield
iu- 10 none IN loyalty TO the South. deprc-
Gates ali a,lusiou TO where the fathers of
these innocent girls fought or died. Since
"a. are NOW OF Texas, and the good book
SAYS "Lyt TIE dead past bury its dead, -
10 the good Of all THE GAZErTE's girls. as
w. As outsiders. the slate and its hackers
need calling 10 order.
LADIES COLORADO CLUE.
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tere sting Is 1t Is curious. % lio'c The meth
ods adopted BY the friends o. the contest
ants 70 influence votes for their favorites.
No doubt more votes are cast from personal
considerations than any other one thing,
bDt want il known that merit 2lore has
Influenced votes herein hand you for Miss
ella Lowry. She may be the Mexican war.
Confederate candidate. but peace, sweet
winged peace, is honored by the presence
of one so charming and lovable as Miss
Ella. If she wins as mauy votes as she has
won hearts, surely she will be elected.
NATHAN A ESsOR,
Mailing Clerk
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properly dispose of his empty canvas sacks;
and for general carelessness in the discharge
of his duties. This clerk was also notified
that in the event Of his failure to show a
marked improvement in his record as a
CLERK he would be removed from the SER
vice.
y clerk of class 3, this division, two DAYS,
for failure to comply with section 9S4 of the
postal laws and regulations whereby some
registered matter was left in a pouch and
seriously delayed. This clerk received the
bill calling for the registered packages, in
dorsed same mot received" and returned
to the postmaster without making a thor
ough search for the packages, which, it
seems had hung in pouch when the other
mail was emptied therefrom.
a clerk of class 3, this division, one day,
for failure to report the receipt of the reg
istered packages mentioned above, which
the clerk had failed 20 remove from pouch.
and which he afterwards used in dispatch
ing mail. <,ssksfs'
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Hardin Ladies' College.

This College owes its existence to the Iber-
ality of Ex-Governor {. II. Hardin, whose CON
tributions TO it amount 10 $4,000, besides
many thousands TO others The follow
ing is an accurate exhibit OF the property of
the college: Value OF grounds and buildings,
$1,000: endowment. 5000; scientific appara-
niture. $4,000. Total. $l36,50. The property is
all IN splendid condition and is absolutely free
from debt. BY the terms OF Governor Hardin $
gift, 40 per cent OF the income from the endow-
ment shall return to increase the endowment,
until that fund shall reach
ONE-HALF MILLION DOLLARS
Thus the permanency and wealth OF the lnSti-
tuition are as well assured as human affairs
can be.
Since the foundation Of the college, eighteen
years ago. its steady increase of patronage,
year after year. from Missouri and from other
states in the South and West. is in the highest
degree gratifying to its friends, and furnishes
abundant evidence that the thinking public APP
preciate the great work that is being done by
Hardin College.
The college is located at Mexico, Mo, at the
crossing OF two great trunk lines of railroad. the
Chicago and Alton and the Wabash Western.
THE COLLEGE BUILDING
is handsome structure, recently built of solid
masonry. in tine most workman-like style. AS
Il specimen OF splendid architecture, arranged
with special reference TO the safety. comfort
and convenience of a college home, 1t stands
without rival.
THE DoRMIToRIEs
afford room for $50 boarding pupils. They are
large. with high ceilings. and are furnished
with ample facilities for ventilation. They are
handsomely equipped with new furniture. The
floors are covered with elegant Brussels or u-
grain carpets. The entire building, dormitorleS
and halls are
HEATED BY STEAM.
SO that in the coolest weather every part OF the
building has a pleasant temperature. The
radiators are provided with valves for regulat-
ing the heat at pleasure to any desired temper
allure.
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worthy OF the Honor

SULPHUR SPRINGS, Aug. l3-InclOSed
find 5 votes for Miss Minnie Leatherwood
Of Decatur She is well worthy OF the
Northwest peoples support, and they
should come to the roundup and hold
themselves i'll readiness to send her to
Hlrdin college with a majority of 10000
votes. Cowmen, come and help US at our
roundup We will be with you later.
Respectfully, a RANCHMAN.
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Conservatory of Music,

Conservatory of Music. II. q,
The building Will also contain Ssfssaa eSH
rooms. dining-room and callsasSasSN This
building and the college. Hiaals 'righted with
electricity and heAlsa htFseam. Water IS con
veyed 10y pipessp18<~Ty part of the building.
Hot Ystsk S6Sc6ld water on every floor
,Hshx&akefense OF sl5Un tue directors have
.50Sff Completed n superb building, with music
rooms. and q large concert hall, furnished with
handsome opera chairs, with 4 seating capacity
OF 300
This departmentwi will continue to enjoy ;he
superior instruction OF that master musician,
PROFESSOR HERMAN SCHIEMACHER,
who has trained larger number Of fine must
clans in the South and West than any man now
living. His six years sOjouru with Us mas
been continued ovation and the briIliancy OF
his concerts the delight of all Professor
Schumacher Is Il graduate OF the Royal con
servatOry Of LeipSig. Germany, and was for
years 4 pupil OF The great masters. Men
delssohn. David Richter. Plaidy and Boehme.
For modest worth. for splendid attaiumentS in
music, for patient, untiriug energy, he has no
superior. and his success during his live years
connection with the college is without paral-
lei in this country.
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1000 to Sallie's Credit

BoNHAM, Aug, -, 1S9l.-We send 1000
votes to be placed 10 the credit of Miss Sal
lie Weltman, the brave and true Confeder-
ate girl
Friends of the Lost Cause now come
TO the front, and we are sure to win. The
people of the whole state are eagerly watch
ing this contest, and the only question now
Is. whether we will let the representative
of the Confederacy lose, or make her win.
All other questions are secondary. Sallie
alone represents the Confeds in this contest,
and by the eternal she shall be the vic
tor SALLIE WELTMAN CLUE OF BoNHAM.
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100 for Willie.

JEFFERSON, Aug. l2-Not being ac-
quanted with any of the contestants, l have
as yet taken no active interest in this con-
test, further than to watch infinitely all
that has been said in favor of each candi-
date, and after having examined the claims
OF ali contestants | choose Miss Willie
DevaL as our candidate, and hope all life
agents viii come to the rescue of the
orphan, who appears to me 10 have more
Justice i'll her claims TO this honor than any
of her competitors. Enclosed find 81 for
100 coupons. ADOLPH EBERsTADT
Special Agent Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany of New York
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A scholarship in Hardin college and Mo
Fart conservatory of music, Mexico, Mo,
free.
The GAZETTE scholarship in Hardin
ladies' college and Mozart conservatory of
music begins September p 1891, and closes
June ., 1892. This scholarship embraces
Board, Fuel, Lights, Full Collegiate
Course; also Latin, Greek, French and
German: also Music on the Piano.
The GAZETTE has made this offer in the
interest of Texas girls, and the most.E0f
ular one will be presented witkst sehOlar
ship above describedsxisss
THE CONTEST ASlIsfRBSE MONDAY, AUGUST Il,
and ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the result of the
sos,test will be made not later than August
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-14

CHILDREN BITTEN.
A Dog, Believed to Have Been Mad, At.
tacks Them-A Railway Accident.
Special to the Gazette.

Special 70 the Gazette.
SHERMAN, GRAYsoN COUNTY, TEX, Aug.
13.-Word has reached the city telling OF
the serious injury of Dave Edmiston, a
Sherman boy, who works on the South.
western, down on the main line. He was
in caboose which left the track. The ca
bose was about demolished.
Two children of MIR. Landrum's, neal
Pottsboro, were bitten by dog believed tc
be mad several days ago. Hogs and dogs
bitten at the same time died with hydro
phobia since. The children have beer
taken to maidstone, but it does not ad
here yet. The parents are very uneasy
Butler Williams, colored, was discharged
from the justice court to-day upon the
charge Ct cutting Jim Hamilton with an
axe while he lay sleeping in wagon, there
being no evidence to warrant the officer il
binding him over.
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ind they named it after me. 1t likes 10
walk in the mite. but the pa does most of
the walkIn'. No tellin' what that thing
will come 10 when il grows up for the mas
cryin' sorter soft-llke all the time, and the
pa he's cussin cause some kid stole three
GAZETTE's out OF their yard. and they
didn't get to give me the coupons for Car
RE Dickson. My ant Illusion Pants (she's
the thin one Of the gang pulled twenty
cents rite out of her own pocket to settle
the thing, and ] reckon it's all rite now.
Ten votes for Carrie.
LITTLE ToMMIE PANTS.
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We sold several pictures of Tomme
Pants to-day. Anyone who sends US 81
with which to buy votes for our candidate
we will deliver to The GAZETTE in their
name 80 votes and also send them Tommic' S
picture, or We will send to anyone Tommie's
picture for 20 cents. provided money sent
III time to vote for Carrie. We sell votes at
> cents each TO any body. We sold many to-
day to Rice, Tex, Sulphur Springs and
other places, besides home customers
Membership 81 and Tommic'S picture 10
votes CARRIE DICKSON CLUE,
NATATORIUM BUILDING.
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The Next Four DAYS wiz Tell.

SEYMOUR Aug I3-InclOsed find 20 votes,
place to the credit Of Miss Minnie Beath-
srlyood slockmen's candidate. Stoclimen
have the name Of being liberal the world
over. | know there was a time when this
was a fact. The next four days will de-
eide whether or not they have lost their
prestige The last drive is in sight. VIII
you sleep on guard and get in too late, or
viii you be first SToCKMAS.
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Votes For SalIie.

BoNHAM, Tex, Aug. l3.-Inclosed find
eighteen votes for Miss Sallie Weltman,
Me cx- Confederate candidate
Nix EDITOR
] cannot StoOp to notice all
The many little ants
That try to bite my humble muse
Like Little Tommy Pants.
Iyenevcr posted up myself
IN entomology.
And hence know not much about
Such animals as he.
Rut all the votes that I can get
For Sallic shall be cast.
For 10 The 'lusl cause shell be true.
A long As time shall last.
She Is the girl who proudly waves
Tut banner OF the brave.
The tattered banner OF the South,
Which thousands died TO save
others now are striving hard
To lake it from her hand.
But all in vain for with il still
Forever she will stand.
+. A. BARROW
Of SalIie Wcltman club and ex -Conrederate
club, Bauhdu, Ten.
p =.
TommieS pa should teach him not
Thai ANGELS are but bats,
But Ipmmlc pa should teach him not
10 monkey with the eats.
T. a. b.
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Sixty Miles an Hour.

AURORA, Aug. l3.
OF rhymctry we've enough.
Much Of ii exceedingly tough,
Measure being set by Tommie Pants;
He. she and the Bolton girl.
Both inclined to quickly whirl
Their pretty selves in among their ANTS"
OF one thing-beg your pardon
Certain We are OF Hardin.
Sixty miles an hour Tor Texas Queen,
a gold medal bearer
For music and none iairer:
No one brighter il school had he seen"
Miss Maydelle 81. Through train.
j. ID. B.
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Board of Instruction and Government.

EX-GOVERNOR c. II. HARDIN. =. NJ. L. L.
D-PreSdent board of directors.
y. X. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF the college.
REV. {. NJ WILLIAMS. \. M-Associate.
A. *. HANCEY-AnGrew Harper professor Of
philosophy. French language and literature.
REV. c. NJ. WILLIAMS a. M.-Natural sci
ences. languages and mathematics. Lectures
on Greek and Roman literature.
Miss II. Il. HAY-Presiding teacher in col
lege hall Art criticism, political economy,
mathematics.
RRoFEssoRM. KRATT-German language and
literature.
REV. j. T. WILLIAMS. \. NJ. D. D.-Evidences
OF Christianity and Bible studies.
Mrs. g. A GANCEY-Study of the Bible
MISS SARA L. MITCHELL - Higher mathe-
MATES and English literature.
Mrs. c. NJ. BEsT-Eiocution.
MISS l. MCMAsrER-Art, literature.
Type writing and stenography.
so be ulled
Mozart Conservatory.
chartered by the Laws OF Missouri
MUSIC AND ART
PROFESSOR HERMAN SCHUMACHER, (Gradu-
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20 for Miss Leatherwood.

EUREKA, UTAH. Aug. 9.-F'ind inclosed
20 votes for Miss Minnie Leatherwood, the
'ockmenS candidate.
Oh. yc knights OF the prairie,
Cur of your Tom and Jerry,
Stop your idle tw2ddle,
Sit deep in your saddle;
We have got them pautln',
30 20 20 them a slsutln'.
II the day you would win.
Send all your coupons in.
on. how the yaps Will cry
" heu telling her good bye,
With tears on their cheeks
As big is Mormon Deets.
80. good morning Gov. Hardin,
II. Scarcc.y beg your pardin:
IN not the inslic2tor.
But | greet you from Decatur:
Walk right in. Miunehaha
am acquainted with your papa.
BOUah, 90 up head doneher see
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RICE Aug. l2-luclosed ind 2J0 votes for
Miss Carrie Dickson. ! am proud 10 see
lrr il the lead and hope she will win the
prize that she may be All honor TO her
friends and contribute to the support of
her widowed mother
ABE MCGEE, NJ d.
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votes which please place to the credit of
Miss Minnie Leatherwood, the popular
Young Decatur candidate This is our first
and hope the rest OF the cowmen and her
friends will contribute as literally as we do
in the end. Watch this vote
BOZ COWBOY
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STErHENyIILE, Aug. l3.-Please place to
the credit of Miss MaydeIle Drake the IFS
votes herewith Though far behind now,
We firmly believe this Intelligent, studious
and deserving little Texas lady, who has
mace this race just as such Z race should
b made. not upon somebo dy's war record.
bur Upou her individual merit, will gain
the victory yet.
MAYDELLE DRAKE CLUB.
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Please place TO the credit of Miss Carrie
Dickson 20 votes. Mrs. HoIliugsworth,
the teacher Of my children, says she is the
most mcritOrious OF all those running. Be
leviug that merit should succeed, cast my
lot for Miss Dickson. This is her chance to
receive an education | understand she IS
poor; besides, l ike to help the tiremcu
w. Il. MCLAURT.
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The Total Is o, X.

DALLAS, Aug Enclosed find votes
for Miss Maud Haggart. You only gave
credit last time for 30 and ! sent you 30
votes, at least / paid the newsdealer for
that many votes. See if your mistake. l
am not playing the ''Dou6ler'' racket.
REPEATER.
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We send only b votes to-day. We ask
the good people of Fort Worth TO help US.
We are anxious 10 see our candidate elected.
The firemeu of the state are unanimous for
US. Let Fort Worth do by US as we do by
them. PROTECTION HOSE Co. No. l.
Come on, Tucker Hose company, We will
be with yOu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-14

For Miss King
Is from the Elks Barber; ) from Mr. Bick-
well New York: II from Mrs. DR.. Abdill.
3 from Old Man.
so from the Cetti Children.
from Anna.
Il from j. c. Ames.
10 from Mr.. barley.
from Floy Cooper.
p from Amron.
10 from the Chambliss children.
from FlOy Cooper.
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Cold Springs Grove Victims.

NEW YORK, Aug ia correct list of
the killed in the barge disaster at Cold
Springs Grove is as follows: Mrs. Katie
Faller, Kate Faller, Otto Faller. Kunigunda
Goetz, Robert Schiller, Katie -kantz, Lizzie
Schoenhart Caroline Print4 Mrs Anton
Leverink, Henry Randall, Habnah Hitler.
Six wounded arrived at Brdklyn. ~
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Became a Chorux Girl

BUFFALO, n. Y, Aug. 13.-M1rs Cronyn,
wife Of Dr.. John Cronyn, prominent
young physician of this city, left her hus-
band and joined the Carleton opera company
as chorus girl. She is beautiful blonde,
and has assumed the name of Downing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-14

COMANCHE, Aug. 12.-Find inclosed 10
coupons for Miss Ella Lowry of Comanche.
Ii her friends will but do their duty she
has chance yet TO get there. ="
{. +. PAINE.
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4 splendid Prize.

In the music department to the best per-
former there has been awarded in each Of the
last three years a superb piano costing $1,000. In
1883 it was awarded to Miss Minnie Doak. IN
1880 10 Miss Euia Pollard, and IN 1891 10 Miss
Beulah Williams
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Can you not, OH, gentle reader,
A. the end = drawing near,
Read the victory of our fair one:
Really friends. she is the peer.
intelligent, bright. good and fair,
Endowed with charms beyond compare.
Destined is She TO win the race.
II Hardin college take her place;
Chosen hy the brave and true.
Kind and generous public, too,
Succeed is what we mean to do.
DuI b- ght ana accomplished candidate
noble hoAOrs VIII bring the Lone star state.
THE COLONEL.
y votes for Carrie A Printer.
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81 from Phil Tucker, a little boy at Cor
pus Christi.
= from a friend Garden Valley.
30 from j. 5. Irvine.
IA from a friend, Sunset.
81 from Rmie Rodney, Commerce.
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10 from Dick West. Hillsboro.

l3 from Dick West. Hillsboro.
. from West
40 from Candy"
80 from Hill county contest club.
40 from Alber: Rogers.
30 from Whitney.
80 from Hubbard.
p from Itasca.
40 from a friend, Cleburne.
40 from w. 5. Trip.
from F. E. R, Sulphur Springs.
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AND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC

ate of the ROYAL Cons, -ta-r~v. L,.--.,c.,
many Piano. Violin ami Ii..... ny.
PROFESSOR W. II. IRLI.OAR.. iStafpr o.
Singing and Harmony. x
PROFESS GA ri AfsfEs ~ EEIu.- BIAS. t--.
and Corliet, asSt.ffaro Tuun- .'
lbs K. GANCEY. >--.l- a-.
q Miss VI. T. FoEp-Gu.tar r.l-u.-. .....
PROFESSOR MAIETtN kyArl O....
and voice
Mrs G. VI. BEST Voice t-..,.--
Miss l. McNASTER-Ir.u,.I-... ..- -s-.-.
mcut.
Miss NJ +. FoRB-Emarra.-,
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Little Tommte.s Cute Se,ebbor.

TEXARKANA Aug. 13.-The folks next
door have got the cutest thing you ever SAW
It's got bald he'd and Two lungs, and one
lung rests while the other runs the shop,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-14

We send YOU 1000 votes for Miss Carrie
Dickson. Merchants, YOU are helping 9TH
ers and we know il; property owners, you
are helping others, can't you help US! We
have selected ! most worthy candidate, one
who is without means. We repeat that we
work for yuu free of charge Help Us edu-
cate the talented daughter of the gallant
VIII Dickson. the leader of the sharp
shooters.
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WISNsRoRo, Ten, Aug. l2.-We know
Miss Dickson. We knew her lamented
father a gallant Confederate, n kind
u..Ehbor. gentle husband, loving father
q combined made him beloved by all who
iaew him. We are his former neighbors
We know since his death the trials his wife
Rnd little ones have passed through. We
send 80 votes and you may look out for
more.
WINNsBoRo CARRIE DICKSON CLUB.