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The state herald., 1891-12-25


A. y. Montgomery, representa-
the Inter State Artificial Rain Pr
ducibg COMPANY OF GoOdland, kar
was In lIolyol,c Inst week. The gel
tlemah nndr some very fair propo
tlops regarding producing rain durll
the coming season and we are satlsll
that arrangements will be made wi
the company To give this section
country several test ralns during q
season. Mr.. Montgomery Is very co
ildcnt that they can produce the ne
cssafy rain for agricultural purpos,
He states TINT their experiment
Temple, Teas, some time ago, wns
grand success aud that they succeed
ed IN breaking drou,h Of seven
months duration and produced u r.l
of three Inches. This company shot
be given u chance TO thoroughly u
their ability 10 produce rain for.
they can do what they claim to
able 10 DO, u VIII he worth nilllQ'
VI dollars 10 eastern Colorado alo(
The newspapers Of Denver seem d
posed 10 make sport Of this compa
but, ~ long IN test of these clal
does not cost Denver or the IfitT'
part of the state anything, thcy
n, ! interested parties In this
'rhc ability to freak o jfoutb by
ti6ciai means Is worth millions
state, IL
The state herald., 1891-12-25

0eotgc Clark, OF the Golden Eagle
Cash Store. comes to the front
With u new and liberal offer to
his patrons. He has purchased new
Moline wagon which he viii glsc 70
the one holding the lucky ticket.
With every dollars worth of goods
purchased at his store, for cash, he
will give u ticket, which will entitle
the holder to one chance at the draw.
ing of the wagon. Secure your tick
cts for the wagon and avoid the
rush.
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DIED.-At llolyokc, Colo, Dec. 81
1901, the infant daughter OF Mr.. aad
Mrs. Prof. II. W. Barr The little
one was born Dec. ~, and on the 81,
was taken sick and lived but n few
hours. The parents have the sympa'
thy OF their many friends In IIo,yokc.
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Jake Gilmore has been having a Sc
rious tusslc with rheumatism Tor a
couple months past. DR.. Smith, OF
Holyoke, has been treating him, and
he is now much impfoved.--Vcnango
Indcpendent.
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]. G. Cattern, of Grant. killed one
antelope and wounded two more out
Of a herd Of eleven Ia the hills hear
Julesburg last week. He Is supplying
the market Mt the hub with antelope
steak. vcliapgo Ibdctendent.
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Conductor Enright moved his house.
hold goods to lIoldredge III, week
and will make that his home. The
many friends Of thu family In llol.
yoke will he sorry to hear Of this
change.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lee Withefbce leii
Holyoke, Monday, for Denver where
they will make their future home
The HERALD wishes them success IN
their ncw home. Mrs kuncr, Mrs.
wItherbc.'s mother, who had been
visiting with them In IIolyokc re-
turned with them 10 her home N
Denver.
The state herald., 1891-12-25

The latest discovered cure for con.
sumption Is dog meat. The price of
bologna will be sure TO go up at once
and the dog catcher's once will, no
doubt, soon be one Of The best paying
positions.
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Judge Pcndleton was in Holyoke,
Tuesday, oh legal business before the
county court. He states that he has
very recently recovered from a three
weeks siege OF the grip.
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REDUCED FARE FOR the HOLIDAYS.

Round tickets will he sold Der. "a,
and Jan. LIST to stations not over 200
miles distant at one and one-thrl
fare for the round trip. Final limit,
January ith. A. B. WEST, Ag't.
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The enterprise OF sonic newspaper
men in gathering local news is limit
ed to their ability TO use their scissors
aud .hey even lack energy enough TO
give credit for the clippings.
The state herald., 1891-12-25

B. n. Taylor now has charge Of the
American House Of Sterling and he
sets tirst-class table and is running
the house in good style. Give him a
call when you are in Sterling.
The state herald., 1891-12-25

v A. A. Shafer, living near Holyoke
had seven acres of black oats this sea.
son which yielded SO bushels per acre.
His wheat averaged 81 btIshels and
his barley between 40 and ~.
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Patronizc your home merchar

Those having business before Il
Land Oilice should consult JudGl
monr Of Sterling. He is thorou
familiar with the land laws, protttl
accurate, reliable and successful. 4
charges are reasonable.
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Knox Akin shipped his household
goods, this week, to Loveland, where
he Will make his future home. liz
and his brother Robert Will start an
aplary and, with the experience tbcj
baye had In this business, they Will
without donbt make success The
iIrnALp speaks for the first box o'
hUfify,
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Assist. Shpt. g. II. Harmon Of IIol-
yoke was In the city. Thursday, try
ing to rustic grain ears for his line.
He didn't find them.-McCook Trib-
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J. u. Allen, of Denver, came down,
Tuesday, TO attend the trial Of 4 case
before the county court.
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a. II. Gnthsis shAteed . CT - =
broom corn AsA ndal>i ~ ~
The farmers slaaDG1 It III su11>u
that they did Wot rSsse snose bfvon,
corn as Is is good price and was q
paying crop. =
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W, c. Robinson and his little son
Dorsey took the train last Saturday
for few days visit ut his old home In
Princeton, Indiana.
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Goo. A. Crane went TO Dcs Moincs,
Iowa, this week TO spend the Iioll'
days with his sister.
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Just received, nice line Of queens
ware and glassware. Call and see
Our stock.
w. II. SHAMP & Co.
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Colonel L. u. Webster, Of New
York, came in on the train, Monday,
to look after his ranch interests in
the south part Of Phillips county.
The state herald., 1891-12-25

John Oads has sold his interest in
the Occidental Lunch Room to his
partner, Andrew Crane, who will con-
tinue the business at the old stand.
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With every dollars worth OF goods
purchased of L. Tinkel 4 Co., you Sc.
cure a chance to draw ladies' elc-
giant gold watch.
The state herald., 1891-12-25

Miss 10 Tinkcl returned home,
Wednesday, from u visit Of several
months with relatives In Iowa and
Nebraska.
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Did you see that beautiful gold
watch at L. Tlnkcl & Cos. II Is 10
he given away.
The state herald., 1891-12-25

W. G. Powers will be in his photo.
graph gallery on New Years day and
will give present to all parties hay
ing work done on that day.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Clcland came
down from Denver, Monday, TO re-
maIn n short time.
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w. II. Dickerson made trip "a
Grainneid, Kansas, this week. Mr..
DicWrsch owns good farm near that
place.
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A. J. Brown, Of Ashton, Dakota,
Is visiting with his sister, Mrs. An.
drew jackson, Of Holyoks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Powers took
the train last Saturday for u shor,
visit with relatives at Charlton Iowa,
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fnil many gem of purest ray serene
within my wellStocked showeas Ia setn
Fl. w. Dearcup. Jeweler.
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FoR REST. "A nice fouf.rcoin
house Ia North IIo!yokc. Free water.
L. =. LEWIS, Art.
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Attorney J. A. Pulllam, Of Sterling
was In lioIyoke, "Wednesday, looking
after legal business In the colnty
court.
The state herald., 1891-12-25

All aboard for the Golden Eagle
Cash store where .i,h every dollars
worth Of goods purchased we secure .
.-l.-.-- L = A.-.... .t.nI NM !. ..IaLn-
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Mrs. Mccoy OF Omaha 10 visiting
this week with her sister, Mrs. W. c.
Robinson, of Holyokr.
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Buy your groceries, queens ware
and glass ware at Slater & Co.'S. and
get chance in their Is gift enter
nriqe
The state herald., 1891-12-25

Glllett BROS. glarnntcc all goods as
represented. Their prices ate yours.
They can save you money.
The state herald., 1891-12-25

Black and honey locust, box alder
and ash tree seed for sale by W. X.
Shamp h Co.
The state herald., 1891-12-25

Crane and Dads, OF the Occidental,
spare no labor or expense to satisfy
their customers.
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LcoalLore.

II ia our purposc II note the arrival ami de-
pa,turc es MI g,,es.s to our city, and request
those VII. ha~c tisiturs to Inform lis OF the fact
Local nows itcms are always thankfully received
The state herald., 1891-12-25

Mrs. Weir, of Kcnrncy, Nebraska,
Ia visiting with the family Of her SON.
q. u. Weir, of Hoiyoks.
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Harry Elliot returned last week at
tcf an absence Of several weeks In Ne
braska.
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The HERALD wishes its readers I
"Merry Christmas

Gillett Bros. have recently received
4 car load OF barbed wire.
The state herald., 1891-12-25

We have the finest line ~ Christ
mas candy in Holyoke. W. Il. ShamI
h Co.
The state herald., 1891-12-25

The largest, freshest and cheapest
stock Of groceries in Holyoke At G. J.
Slater 4 Cos
The state herald., 1891-12-25

Nothing but best oak.tanncd lcath.
er used In harness made Al Gillett
Dro's.
The state herald., 1891-12-25

No use Of freezing when you car
get a stove so cheap at Glllctt Bros.
The state herald., 1891-12-25

Christmas gift.
Fresh oysters at Stamps.
Best cigars in the city At the Occi--
dental.
New goods and low prlcen ut Gil.
lett Bros.
Fifty thousand brick for sale by C.
varney. II
Go TO the Occidental Lunch Room
for square meal.
Bart Smith, of Curtis, Neb., was in
Holyoke, "Wednesday.
L.. = - as-1.--
Go to +. II. Whitman for groceries,
bouts and shoes. 40
J. r. Saxton made trip to Hol-
uISuSe, NCO., IuIs Wcck.
Go to the Golden Eagle for your
Christmas goods.
Go to the Occidsntxl fot \ dish Of
excellent oysters.
A. A. Spahr went to Denver lust
week on u business trip.
A ear Of flne flour just received by
Slater 4 Co.
SANTA Observation-Disclosures
At The City Drug Store.
----Se--
Fine Plush Goods aud lowest prices
at The City Drug Store. 4
L. S. Viersen went to McCook, this
week, to spend Holidays.
Finest line of stationery In town, ,at
The City Drug Store.
S-~-
Applications for final proof made out
at this office free Of charge.
Rain! Rain.! Ralh!!! Don't fail
to attend the rain meeting, Saturday
Elegant Dressing Cases: prices way
down, ut The City Drug Store.
The incest line Of candy in the city
at the store Of Slater & c..
The state herald., 1891-12-25

The latest. Those new goods tina,
Gillett Bros. are receiving daily.
The state herald., 1891-12-25

The incest line Of candy in the cit,
at the store Of Slater & C.
The state herald., 1891-12-25

L. S. Viersen went to McCook, this
week. to spend Holidays.
The state herald., 1891-12-25

Rain! Rain.! Ralh!!! Don't fxil
to attend the rain meeting, Saturday
The state herald., 1891-12-25

Fine Plush Goods aud lowest prices
at The City Drug Store. 4
The state herald., 1891-12-25

Elegant Dressing Cases: prices way
down, ut The City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1891-12-25

n. II. Church,
rrsashhg every Sunday meruiag n 10
~ evening at s::e. and prayer meeting each
Wednesday svsning ut $50, mountain time
8 W. l.. bailey. fastor.
sasaay school every Sunday .u,ufning a.
co.a'ers ..ial -c ,sr,irn.--.i, (. .s'f --.s..-s
J. II. PAINTER. supt.
WE. JOHNSON, Asst.
The state herald., 1891-12-25
X, or II,

X. or II.
(sKEsCBNT LODGE. No. -. x. Of r., meets
~ every Wednesday night.
NE wEssrRu. &C.
4 q oaour x. Of II. SIS.
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SANTA Observation-Disclosures
At The City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1891-12-25

Applications for final proof made out
at this office free of charge.
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L, O, a., +,

HyoLYORE LODGE, No. 20. !, u. u. y, Gects
~ svcry Tuesday evening at Bakers Hall.
y. n. smith n u
4. U. Bodsn scoy
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Finest line of stationery In town, nj
The City Drug Store.
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a. L.. e. \. NJ.
NOLYOEE LODGE tNo. sly A. J. AND A. ".
Regular communications the first and
sAird Fridays Of each month. All Ansons In
good standing are cordially invited to attend
/ " WAITE. N. II.
o =. ELLIS. Secretary.
The state herald., 1891-12-25

A car Of flne flour just received BY
Slater 4 Co.
The state herald., 1891-12-25

A. A. Spahr went to Denver lust
week on u business trip.
The state herald., 1891-12-25

place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-10

scrip is at par, and we have several thou
sand dollars in the treasury. Besides the
new hotel to cost $40, 900 and the new court
house, there is n movement on foot for 4
Baptist college. BY July l a little army of
carpenters viii be at work on these build
ings, and four magnificent ones are already
under contract. Real estate transfers in town
and the filing on school and homestead lands
near Hartley are giving the county clerk
and surveyor al they can do.
The contract was let to-day for building 4
third story on the Garner and Haynes
building al Denison at a cost of 5000.
The railroad co spany is putting in side
track for the canning factory at Pilot
Point.
The Texas town site company has ar,
ranged with the San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass to ship twenty cars of lumber and
forty cars Of brick from Waco to Lott next
week.
The three brick stores now under con-
struction in Celeste, Hunt county, on the
the north side of the square are going up
rapidly.
MINERAL WELLS, PALo PINTO COUNTY,
June 9.-The two-story stone business.
house of ID. NJ. Howard is nearing compile
ton and would do credit to Fort Worth or
Dallas.
MANGUM, GREER COUNTY, June Our
county commissioners have let the CONTRACT
for building courthouse and jail, the same
to be built of stone, and completed by
September l, next. 1t is to cost about $500,
exclusive of the cages, irons, etc, which
are furnished by the county, and are now
upon the ground. The contract was taken
by G. L. Allen of this place, and the work
is now going on. This building will save
US a great expense, as the county has paid
for conveying and boarding prisoners in
other counties TO the amount of about sl400
during the past year. To keep them at home
will not cost more than half that amount.
Our court is also taking advantage of the
law authorizing them to fund their in
debtedness. and are issuing bonds for that
purpose, which amounts to about $1,000
ARCHER CITY, ARCHER COUNTY, June O.
The bids were to-day opened for the cree
ton of Archer County'S new courthouse.
Devices Il Rath of Throckmorton county
put in the lowest bid, which was s32, 500.
The building will commence at once. Other
large buildings are under construction.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-10
TEXAS MILLS AND FACTORIES.

The building for the Touring mill at Sey-
mour is nearing completion.
The work on the Parkman- Gueydan mill
ing company's warehouse at San Diego is
progressing finely, the frame being up and
the seed house also nearing completion.
the postoffice at Mexia, and will erect a
three-story building in which he contem-
plates placing plant for the manufacture
of overalls and pants.
Tyler put into manufacturing enterprises
last year, ending June ], 1891, over 5000, 600
This includes increased stock of enterprises
as well as new ones.
Bee county now has three cotton gins and
mills at Beeyille, one each at Skidmore.
Blanconia, Medic and Mineral City, all
tirst-class gins. Last year only three of
these were here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-10
SIR JOHN MACDONALD.
The Dominion Chieftain's Remains Lie In
State, and are Viewed by Hundreds
of Mourning Friends,

OTTAWA. ONT, June 9.--The body of Sir
John Macdonald now lies in state in the
senate chamber. Since 10 o'clock this
morning there has been perfect jam at the
main entrance. AT o'clock private funeral
services were conducted at Earns Cliffe,
Rev. j. ]. Bogert OBLIGATED. An hour later
the remains were borne to the senate
chamber by six members of the Dominion
police. Carriages, in which were relatives
and personal friends of the deceased fol-
lowed. AT 10 O'Clock the senate doors were
thrown open. Lord Stanley, accompanied
by his staff, was the first to enter. As he
paused at the catafalque to take farewell
look at the old chieftain, he deposited a
beautiful wreath on the casket. Next came
members of the cabinet, senators and men,
bers of the parliament. The scene was an
imposing one. Thousands of ladies' paid
their last tribute to the late premier.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-10
TEXAS NEWS AND NOTES.
Arrange is putting in waterworks.

LAGRANGE is putting in waterworks.
The two ginning establishments in Lott
City. Falls county, will, this fall, run seven
Gin stands, with an aggregate of 430 saws,
and will be prepared TO gin all of the cot
ton that may be brought TO Lott.
The fire department at Round Rock will
give Il big picnic on the 25th inst. The
programme will be very interesting one.
Richmond won in the Richmond-OLea
walking contest which was ended Saturday
night
Every nook and corner that will afford
protection for wool in Ballinger is chuck
full. and stin it comes in by the carload, to
say nothing of the continual train of wagons
loaded clear up to the hilt with the fleecy
staple that is constantly pouring into Bal
lnger.
The new Masonic temple at Goldthwaite
is large and airy, and when finished will be
well equipped.
A postoffice has been established in the
old Bethel neishborhOod, nine miles south
west of Canton, with ]. ID. Ferguson as
postmaster. The name of the Office is Den
man. 1t has long been needed.-ICanton
Telephone.
There is great scarcity of household help
in kerrville at present. At least twenty
good girls can find employment in comforta-
bic homes at good wages.-t kerrvilleP Paper.
EENRIETT.. CLAY COUNTY. June 9.-Our
commissioners court is in session, and all
the bridge companies of the North are
represented by their agents, as there is to
be letting of the contract for an iron
bridge across the Little Washita at this Ses-
sion of the court.
TERRELL. KAUFMAN COUNTY, June O.
The j. W. Yates lumber company has sold
TO j. NJ. Powers, who was first manager of
the NJ. I. Jones lumber company at this
place, and afterwards the Yates lumber
company. MIR. Powers is now sole owner
None of the asylum bids were accepted
to-day.
MINERAL WELLS, PALo Pinto COUNTY,
Ten, June 9-Mrs. T. Mouncastle of our
city is very low with type of typhoid fe-
yer, and DIR. Rains has inst wired DR.. Beall
of your city to meet him in consultation in
the case Her death would be mouI1ied by
everyone in our city, as she is universally
beloved by everyone who is so fortunate as
10 know her The Board of Trade
of this place has just had nice band stand
and seats erected on Me squite street, where
the cornet band of this place will give free
concert every Friday night. The Weather
ford, Mineral Wells and Northwestern rail-
road company will hereafter run excursion
trains through on account of the concerts
on Friday evenings of each week, when a
large delegation from Fort Worth and Dal-
las will be expected to come out
The health of the community is excellent.
The city is fast improving, and we are all
happy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-10
TEXAS PROGRESS.

The handsome new hospital at Temple.
built by the Santa F'e railway for the use
Of their employees in Texas, has just been
completed.
1.-The Temple City company are perfecting
arrangements for belt line of street rail
ways TO take in the Santa Fe hospital, Free
man Heights and other suburban points.
HARTLEY, HARTLEY COUNTY, June 6.-The
injunction suit which has been hanging
over Hartley county the past three months,
to the 6etriment OF her progress, was de-
cided at Tascosa last Tuesday There was
such an absence of cause for the suit that
the judge dismissed the case at once.
Hartley real estate has advanced 100 per
cent since the termination of this unjust
proceeding. The new courthouse and Jail
viii now commence building at once County
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-10
TEXAS SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES.

The Baptist meeting at Temple closed
Thursday night, when two persons were
baptized. During the progress of the meet
ing there were about fifteen professions of
religion So far seven have joined the
church, and about seven more are ex-
pected to join Sunday morning. DR.
6arnuni, WHO has been conducting, goes to
Comanche. Temple Times.
Graduating exercises and comforting of
degrees of the Grayson college, will be held
at Whitewright, June IL.
There viii be an exhibition drill by the
Austin college cadets at Sherman on the
college campus Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock. Two gold medals will be competed
for at this time.
The rock work on the Methodist Episco-
pal church at Ballinger has been completed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-10
TEXAS JOURNALISM.

The Seymour Monitor has moved into it's
new office. The Monitor is now an all
home print paper. That is what we like
to see.
Mrs. Ellen Lawson Dabbs Of Sulphur
Springs has recently purchased an interest
in the Alliance Vindicator of that city.
The Corpus Christi Daily Caller is the
latest in the ranks of journalism. 1t is
neat, newsy sheet and we are glad to wei
come it to the ranks.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-10
ROAD ANGELS.
The National T. 2. A. and Ladies Arrive
and are Entertained at Houston.

Special to the Gazette.
Houston, Ten, June 9-The National
Travellers protective association, 225 strong,
including seventy-fve ladies, arrived in
this city at 2:10 o'clock to-day and was met
at the Grand Central and conducted to their
hotels, where they made up for the female
breakfast at San Antonio. They rested
until 4 o'clock, when on a Magnolia park
train they were whirled down the bayou to
the park and to Constitution Bend, where
half dozen government barges are at work
getting deep water for Houston. At the
park fine band awaited them, and Mag
noGa artesian water and such was enjoyed
until time for the return. The Interna-
tional and Great Northern took theparty
to Galveston, where they fill spend two
days, principally in the stuff ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-10
TEXAS IMMIGRATION.

Emigrants are still going west in large
numbers. Cheap lands in Baylor county
will catch 'em.
There were two more families who ar
rived in the Muenster colony last week
from Iowa.-TGainesville Register
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-10
LEG SHATTERED.

A Boy Monkeying with Pistol is Acct
dentalIy Shot.
LoCKHART, CALDWELL COUNTY, TEX,
June 9.-While working with double
action. pistol on Saturday, Claude Sparks,
who is the son Of a prominent farmer living
seven miles below here, was seriously
wounded. The pistol was of large caliber
and was accidentally discharged, the ball
entering the left leg above the knee and
literally shivering the bone. The leg will
have to be amputated, it is thought.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-10
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