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Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-19
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Personal JOttings-A Little Girl Run
Qver-Oyster Trespass Cases Con-
tinued-A Little Girl,s Fall Down
Stairs-Repairs to a school House.
Rev. Mr.. Goodenough te Preach.
Mrs. Charles Thompson will soon go to
Short Beach for few days stay.
Miss Lille Sanford of Paterson, N. j.,
il visiting Miss Ida Waters of Pierpont
street.
Little Maggie Maokey of Fillmore street,
while at State and Court streets yesterday
noon, was knocked down by an express
wagon and slightly bruised.
Nineteen oyster trespass cases brought
by D. Il. Granniss of Fair Haven East
were continued in the city court yesterday
until July ~.
Mrs. Henry Darrow and child of Wal
ingford is visiting her mother, Mrs. Henry
Goodale of Houston street.
The Ave-year-old daughter Of Mrs. Mag
gle Adams, corner of Lloyd and Chapel
streets, had bad fall Sunday evening.
| The house Ia undergoing repairs and the
stairs are not yet provided with ratings.
The little one fell down the stairs from the
| third floor to the cellar and received deer
| cut on the back of the head, another cash
| over the eye, and one arm was sprained
It Is wonder she was not killed.
The Grand avenue school house is re-
| ceiving some needed Improvements.
| new stoop is under construction. on the
rear, with other minor repairs, besides
| painting.
Wallace Hurlburt and family have re
turned from an outing at Morris Cove.
Bert Thompson is back from Woodmont
Miss Amelia M, daughter of George E
Thompson, who has been stopping will
her family at Morris Cove, went to Hunt
ington, Long leland, yesterday.
John G. Hurd, the we'll known Fai
Haven newspaper agent, has returned
from a stay Of several weeks at Clinton
He took his sharpe along and enjoyed
sailing on the sound and fishing.
Rev. ]. Lee Mitchell, pastor of the Gran,
avenue Congregational church, will leav
on his vacation the last of this month. d
will go to Michigan, where Mrs. Mitchell
is now visiting at her former home. TIL
pulpit of this church will be supplied tn
last Sunday in July and the first Sunds
in August by Rev. A. n. Goodenough
pastor of Nostrand avenue M. E. church
and formerly pastor of the East Pea,
street church.
| Mrs. Philip Humphrey of Winsted
visiting at John g. Hurd's on East Peal
street.
Rev. Mr.. Gilbert of West Haven sur
piled the pulpit of the East Pearl stree
NJ. E. church Sunday.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-19
Starin's New Haven Transports
tfon Line.
Every Day RXcept SATURDAY.

Every Day EIcept SATURDAY.
Leave New Haven frora etAy1r
DOCK At io:is O'Clock Pm
JOHN h sTARIN, Captain McAhssAr, eve
sunday, Tuesday and Thursday. The ERAsTu
CORNING every Monday, Wednesday and "
DAY; Returning, leave New YORK from Pier
=. X. foot OF SourTaandt street.. st pm; Ia
6tarta every Mo1dsy, Wednesday and Pr1cay
she Corning every Sunday, Tuesday and TNur1
lay; The oaly Sunday night boat from Esv
York.
Fare. VIII .e-sh In cabin, Sc. stxteroom 81
Krcursion tickets $i.A
Free stage leaves the tepcf On arrival o
Hartford trasn, and from corner Church and
ohspei streets every half tour, commencing D,
$50 O'CLOCK pm
TICKETS and statsrooms can be purchased sl
the Tontane hotel at the Downes News Dom
pSny, $50 Chapel street. and CT Peck q BtEhcpp
IA Chapel street
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-19
SCARLET FEVER PATIENTS.

The Mother Is Better but the Little
Girl IL Worse-But Few Cases of This
Disease - The Health of tho City
Better This Week Than for Some
Time Past-ryphoid Fever.
Mrs. John E. Moulthrop of 4S Carlisle
street, who was taken with scarlet fever
short time after giving birth to child, is
doing very well under DR.. Mailhouse's care,
and Is likely to recover. The infant it Is
thought will not catch the disease. The
little girl eight years old, who has been Ill
mother caught the disease, Is in rather
critical condition. The chances for her
recovery are very few. The children who
were taken to the almshouse for isolation
have shown no symptoms of the disease.
Health Officer Wright says that oon-
tagious diseases are fewer this week than
for some time. For some weeks past two
or three cases of scarlet fever had been re-
ported day. Now two or three q week is
good average. There are no patients
now in the hospital for contagious diseases.
The doctors generally about the city re-
portless illness than there has been for some
time past. During the hot spell of last
week cholera infantum and other summer
complaints played havoc with the chill
dren, but this has in large measure sub
| sided.
There are now 115 patients at the hos.
pital. Early last week there were 1872, the
| largest number that has been there this
year. They have two cases of typhoid fe
YER, both of them serious, Fred Weed, 6
sailor on the schooner Agricola, and Thorn
as Delehanty of Wsllingford. Both are II
a critical condition. Cases of typhoid fe
| yer. however, are not likely to appear be
| fore August and September.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-19

THoMAsroN, July 1S.-John Fitzgerald,
aged eighteen, son of Thomas Fitzgerald
of this town, was instantly killed this af-
ternoon on the tracks of the Naugatuck
road. He was stealing a ride on swift
freight, and in jumping off the cars
uhoo1o
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-19
Corrected TO June eoth, 1892.
TRAINS DEPART FROM NEW HAVE,

TRAINS DEPART FROM NEW HAVEN,
Daily except Sunday,
For Derby. Birmingham AnRouia and futerrnedy-
ate ststions-7:iS s:I0. 1000 a m; ie50s isCs
s:ss. i:ia, 5:ss, 7:s0. HE'S D. m.
For Materhury-7:ls, s:io i0s0O g. m. l2.02, 2:ss
For winsied-7:Is 1000 a. m: 2:ss, s:s5, 7.xp
pm.
for shelton, Boisforo. Newtown- Danbury, fffte-
fed. State Line and inserrpsd&ate Station
6sss a. m, SEQ a IN and s=I5 y. m
FOR Albany, Buffalo, Detroit. Cincinnati ST.
m, and ais p m
For Derby, Birmingham. Ansonia and ins1r-nedi-
ate stations Sundays Only-s.l0 a. m and 6: 10
p. m.
For Waterbury and winsted. Sundays only-s:l0
a. N. and s.S0p. m O. n PI.AfT
General Superintendent
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-19
FtnauctaI,

A Very Dull stock Market-Flactua-
lions in Railroad Stocks Slight
The Close Dull and Barely Steady.
NEW YORK, July IS.
The stock market to-day was very dull and of
q professional character. The fluctuations in
railroad stocks we're slight. few specialties
were moved about, Colorado Coal being one Of
the strong points, Among the active shares
Minneapolis and st. Louis was prominent for
strength, and the preferred gained per cent.
The rest of the list are only slightly changed
from Saturday, the close being dull and barely
steady.
Railroad bonds were quiet. few inactive is-
sues scored substantial gains. The trading
reached $1,112, 900.
Following are the closing prices, reported by
PRINCE & WHITLEY, bankers and brokers, "a
Broadway, N. Y, and 10 Center street, New Ha-
ven, Conn.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-19
OTTO Glen Island To-day.

Glen Island is so we'll known that it is
not necessary to name the many attrac-
tons offered. Everyone goes to Glen ISL
and sometime during the season, and one
of the most popular excursions there will
be that arranged by the Church of the
Messiah for to-day. Go and hear the splen-
did music by the New York band and see
the islands many attractions.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-19
STATE CORREsPONDENCE.
BranfOrd.


THE FUNERAL OF THOMAS LINsLEY
July 1S.-Thomas Linsley, an aged and respect
ed citizen of Bradford, was buried on Saturday.
He had four SONS, to one Of whom he decided his
property a few years ago. The old gentleman
was pleasant and agreeable citizen, ana will be
incurred by many
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-19

DR.. ROth,s Treatment for chronic diseases
Is the result Of years of experience in thou
sands Of cases. All medicines are prepared at
the office permanently located at No. 81 Church
street, and the charges in each case are rea
sonable. Catarrh cured, as well as all
diseases of the nose throat, lungs, stomach,
heart liver kidneys, skin and nervous diseases,
rheumatism, asthma, bronchitis, consumption,
dyspepsia and deafness.
Office hours from to II a. m, to and to s
D. M: SUNDAYS excepted. Consultation free
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-19

When she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria-
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-19
Slight Fire Yesterday.

An alarm was rung in from the new box,
s31, at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
There was no need of the city's apparatus,
however, as the fire was confined to the
chimney of William O'Neils house at No.
Ferry street, and was extinguished by a
few pailfu1s of water.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-19
bronchitis and Catarrh.

Mr.. C1 RUS b.
HAWKINS lives at /
Albert st, West Ha-
ven. Had bad cough
and soreness of the
!. hest for past eight
lars. Had short
breath. Would hawk
and spit a great deal,
nj had ouil head
aches over the eyes
and they would blur
and nave specks be-
fore them. A pain
In the bavk and pain
under shoulder
blades, pain in the
muscles, headaches,
ringing in the ears,
tired all the time,
had floating specks
hAfOra AV0S. Now
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-19
Don't Trihe With the Teeth,

If our teeth were renewed as are our
nails they might not need constant care.
But teeth don't repeat themselves after
childhood. The proper thing to do is to
use Sozodont, which preserves their health
and beauty. 1t never fails.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-19
NEW HAVEN sTEINBoiT Company

SfkAMKRs leave New haven daily SexcepG
y sunday at io:l5 Am and Il O'Clock ?. "a.
and E:so pm ststeroorns for sale az Peck q
Eushopsr No. 5oa Chapel street arc 81 KlockH
drug store. Sunday boat for New York leaves
New Haven at lois a. and a0:so o. m Re-
turning leaves New York at I2 O'Clock p. n
stat~rooms for Sunday night bost sole g. s4isos
HOUSE. Ears 70 ccpts. bound LrIp rlcKctA n xs
{xss fnr sfr daysf W CARTER Ar~rt
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-19
A FREQ Description of Saratoga
Springs.

Springs.
Mr.. Beers at his photo parlors, No. 7e0
Chapel street, received yesterday from sar-
atoga Springs q nicely covered ten-psge
pamphlet, very neatly gotten up, giving a
good description of the dives, walks,
springs and parks in and about Saratoga,
also the many daily excursions from there
to various prominent and delightful points
McGregor, with its one thousand acres OF
land, lakes, hotel, railroad facilities, and
the Pompeiian villa reproduced. Mr.. Beers
will furnish these souvenirs free to anyone
calling, and will also furnish accommoda.
tions at the Clarendon and Continental
hotels, Saratoga, by the day or week al
unusually low prices. For healthy loca
ton, fine, airy rooms and unexcelled cut
sine these are the banner hotels of SaIatogs
Springs.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-19

Mr.. CHARLES @,
WENZEL, SO Spring st.
New Haven, had pair
under shoulder blades
dizzy spells, tired morn.
inga, restless sleep, nc
ambition, hawk ano
spit, take cold easily
dropping Of phlegm in
throat and would ga
mornings buzzing and
ringing noises in ears
Had catarrh fifteen
years.
Under DR.. Roth's
treatment l Improved
at once, and can say
all my b d feeling
are gone end I fee
well,
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-19
SPECIAL NOTICE.

During July and August our store
will be open Monday and Saturday
evenings only. Other evenings we
close at g. G. z. LONGLEY & co.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-19

To the writer he
said i: I had grip
two years ago. I
was very nervous
and felt all broke
up.
I HAD RHEU-
MATISM
In the muscles
all over the body,
the pains in the
arms, side and
chest being most
severe.
i, I was very irri-
table at times,
and I had a ner.
vous, fluttering
feeling in the sto
mach. I had q
mvery bad cough
WOf a chronic ma
Nture left from
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-19
THE COURT RECORD.
City Court - Criminal Side - Judge
Pickett.

John Bree, vagrancy, 80 days in jail; Leonard
Russell, making false statements in hiring a
horse, continued to July 10; Clarence hampshire,
same, discharged; Herbert southington, Dawson
Hull, Albert Hull, William Powers, Patrick Hur-
ley, James Luncy, Peter Nugent Samuel Farren,
Charles Farren, trespass on oyster grounds, con-
tinued to July q: Franklin Connolly. theft, 81,
Sl3 Sc costs and 80 days in jail; Thomas Burns,
violation of liquor law, continued to July 26; Al
fonzo Panone, carrying concealed weapons,
$40 fine and 81 costs; Charles BATHS,
Robert Keim same, continueed ed to July -; Sole:
Catharine King same, 81 fine, S. AZ costs; Will
liam Keim, same, Sc fine, $5.42 costs; Patrick NC
Givney, same Sc fine, $5.4s costs; Michael Kelly,
same, SO fine, $5.42 costs; Joseph Pickett, same,
So fine, $5.42 costs; Edward Holleran. same 81
fine S. d costs John Halpin, same, 81 fine, $542
costs; John Connolly, same, $40 fine $5.42 costs;
Robert Crawford, same, $40 fine, AZ costs; Wal
ter H.Wildman, non support of family, bond S78
James Smith, breach Of the peace continued to
July 10.
The long list of trespasses oyster beds that
have been continued TOR a month or more back
was perfunctoriy read over yesterday and con-
tinued till July 2.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-19
A Painful Accident.

A painful accident occurred at the corner
of Court and State streets yesterday noon
shortly before 1 O'Clock. Miss Maggie
Mackey of "a Fillmore street was the vic
tim She is employed at Munson & Co.'s
paper box factory and was on the way to
work, and was standing on the corner
when a heavily loaded express wagon
passed over her left foot, badly crushing
It. She was taken into johnson Bros
store.
DR.. Bellosa was called and dressed the
member. No bones were broken. At first
it was thought that the wagon belonged to
the Adams Express company, and General
Barton, the manager. was informed. He
came Immediately to the scene of the acct
dent and offered every possible assistance
to the injured girl. It was found on in
vestigation, however, that the wagon be-
longed to some other concern.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-19

No Wide spread Consternation Among
the Horses let Developed.
Another electric car will be added to the
service of the West Haven road to-day.
The cars thus far have given perfect salts
faction and do not create the widespread
CONSERVATION among horses that has been
noticed in other cities. It is expected that
at least five cars will be In operation, cleo
trically equipped, by next Sunday.
Frank wakeley Heard From.
HARTFORD, July 18.-Frank Wakeley,
the fourteen year-old son of G. 81. Wake
ley, who disappeared four weeks ago, was
heard from this morning. He went to
Newport and tried to enter the navy. His
parents will hare him brought back home.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-19
Added to the Public Library.
Books recently added to the public Ii

Added to the Public Library.
Books recently added to the public IL
brary:
Conway. M. D., Life of Thomas Paine BP 16 4.
Eckerman & Soret, Conversations of Goethe,
BG 55F.
arinnell, J. B., Men and Events of Forty Years,
Porter, n, Bishop Berkeley, BIB 45sA.
LITERATURE.
Bates, A., Told in the Gate (poems), s114 Bill.
Goethe, J. W., Letters 1866 g.
johnson, S., Letters, Ed HILL 1885 j.
Mackay, e. S., Love Letters of Violinist and
Other Poems, 82189 Ms
HISTORY AND TRAVEL.
Bond ]. j., Handbook for verifying dates.
Dodd. A: B.. In and Out of Three Normandy
Inns. 91442D.
Marriott, Baron, Memoirs (Napoleonic wars).
Mead, D. NJ, History of Greenwich, Conn.
Petrie w. NJ. F., Tanis 9133RE3
Talleyrand, Prince, Memoirs, vs. 94405T3.
MIscKLLANBeus.
Cleveland (S.) g., Writings and Speeches, a29-
Co.
De Winnie, T. L.. Invention of Printing, 655D.
Dolbear, A. E., Matter, Ether. and Motion,
53OD.
Handbook of Athletic Sports, v4-5, 7e6H2.
Handbook of Games (carj games), 794H.
Wilkins, j., Autobiography of English
Gamekeeper, 799W8.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-19

Mr. JOHN L. SHERMAN. the grip two Yrs
ago had bad headache in back Of head, and
chilly sensations all over body
Like Had Malaria.
With fever spells my appetite very poor,
was very tired mornings in fact, all the time, I
would hawk and spit great deal and had con-
slant dropping in the throat, SO that in the
morning would have to gag trying to clear my
throat.
Under Dr. Roths treatment my cough left me
the first week and now after one months treat
ment feel we'll and thoroughly recommend the
treatman and will verify this to all who wish.
Headaches, Dizzy Spells and Ca
tarrh.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-19
HAMRuRG-AMERIeAA PACKET GQ,

Express service TO Southampton
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London and the Continent.
Normannia, Junl6. i0Am Columbia, July q pra
Column alba June g. sp.m- fFBlsmArck Jul Is Gam.
f-Blsmarck, JunSo, loan. a Victoria Aug 2p m.
A-Victoria, July7, am. Nornanaa "a, Aug il, Sam
Normsnnia, Jul II, am columbia, Aug Is pm
Hamburg American Packet Co, 81 B'dwAy, NY,
Apply to M B. Newton e. Co., sc Orange st.
or TO VI. Zunder g. Sons, 25S State street,
Agents for New Hsv~n. Conn
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-19

New London to Sag Harbor.
-sx1IA Steamer Sarah Thorp leaves New
-. London, daily Sundays excepted, at
las p. m. Returning, arrives at New London
shout 1850 a. m Capt CHAS. NJ GRIFFTSH.
mysss Sm GrNeup0rf N
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-19
Court Notes.
nAnnrn, EnR REAIN

JUDGMENT FOR RENT.
James Sisk yesterday obtained a judgment
against j. E. Kerley in suit for $40 rent.
The case OF Edward g. Oakley, proprietor OF
"Morey's," against Preston Brown, Yale 49, for
$275, was Withdrawn yesterday In the common
pleas court. 1t is probable that Brown has set
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-19
THERESULTS TELL

What DR.. ROth's Treatment
Does for the Effects of Grip,
Bronchitis, rheumatism, Ma
laria and Catarrh-Mr. John
l.. Sherman and Others Testify.
Mr. John L. Sherman is native of New Haven
and has lived on First ave, ue, West Haven, TOT
the last seven years is well known as orlck-
LAYER, having been president OF the union.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-19

4 you arc bilious take Beechan's Plls,
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-19

NauEafuck Dfyfsfon,
FOB WATERBURY, and way STATIONS via Esn
sasuck Junction 500 L. m, is.oo i.<s p. m. sux
nArs-esoc AZ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-26

Seats are now on sale at the box Office
for Sadie Scaulan who appears at the
opera house next Wednesday and
Thursday nights and matinee Thurs
day In her new Irish comedy-drama
Nora Machrce.
In mora Machree" Miss Sadie Scan
Ian has a play exactly suited to nor
protean genius. She appears in the
title role, and it affords her ample scope
for the display Of her versatility as an
actress as wen rs to introduce num-
Der Of beautiful songs Of her own com
position. The character Of Nora Ma
ohree is a reproduction Of Irish life and
no one can give the proper coloriug, the
true touches OF light and shade, unless
thoroughly conversant with every de-
tail the character demands and able to
reproduce thom.
Miss Seaman is pre-eminently quail
fed, both by her art and her nativity,
to present an ideal stage picture OF an
Irish colleen. The character in her
hands is revelation Of life in the EN-
erald Isle. Powerful in the most dra-
matte situations, charmingly sweet in
the earlier scenes, IL is difficult to de-
eide which phase Of Miss Scanlan's pOr-
trature Is most to be admired.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-26

"The Little Blacksmith" n Connec-
ticut pastoral story, TO be told in the
sweet, pathetic way that wins 30 upon
the average American audience, will
be the attraction presented ut Green
wallis opera house next Friday evening,
september 30.
II viii servo to again introduce to
theatre gUcrs Of this city that wellknown
and ever popular little soubrctte, Miss
Lizzie Evans, who win appear in role
well suited 10 her abilities, and will he
supported by company OF more than
the average performers.
She will present in This piece n few
novelties which have been highly re-
ceiyed by all who have seen this pro
duction, and in the third act Miss
Evans will introduce "tha shadow
dance,' which she renders in her al.
ways graceful and artistic style.
Many pleasing songs and dances viii
be given aud highly entertaining
production may be expected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-26
THE swIToHMsN IN THE CITY.
They Are Shown The Lions and Enjoy Their
Visit 10 Fort Worth and lis SURROUNDINGS.

Yesterday at $40 p. IN. the delega-
ton OF the Switchmens Mutual Aid
association Of America came over from
Dallas, whore their annual meeting has
just closed, and took possession Of what
was willingly given them, tho freedom
Of the city.
Mayor Paddock met the visitors at
the union depot, with many Of the clti-
IONS as volunteer reception commit
tee, ahd then, headed by band. visit
was paid TO the brewery, where soon
thirst was thing Of the past.
Then the brawny switchmen spread
out over the city and did as they
pleased until about o'clock, whom
several car loads went out 10 sec Eye
Arlington Inn and the Arlington
Heights addition. They went under
the escort OF themayor, and as
they came back in high good
humor, singing and laughing.
II goes without saying they had Jolly
time.
After ,he return from tho Heights
the visiting switchmen again went by
the brewery on their way to the dupot,
and by the 6i0 train thoy returned TO
Dallas, delighted with their visit to
Fort Worth
1t WAS amusing as well as pleasing to
hear the many expressions Of pleased
surprise at tho warm-hearted hospital
Ivy that had so lavishly been offered
them in this state.
Some had expected 10 find kind Of
modified barbarism and one Of these
said mover at one OF these annual con-
yepuons had they beon so well treated
rs they had In Texas, and as for Fort
Worth every one OF the visitors came
Is stranger but left lover OF the Fort
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-26

DR., j, A, Hunter, the well-lsnown
specialist in diseases Of tho eve, ear,
nose, throat, lungs and heart, has re.
burned to Dallas for the winter.
Not only has DR.. Hunter been known
as one OF the most popular and success
iul OF New York specialists for thirty
years, but he was one of the first adyo-
Gates OF Medicated Inhalation as n
remedy In ailments Of the breathing
organs. Twice. in late years, DR.. Hun.
ter came TO this state cripple from
rheumatism, from which he rapidly re-
covered In our climate.
These experiences not only proved
TO him that he must spend his wintors
in Texas 70 escape his enemy, but he
soon acquired such large practice here
In his speciality that an additional in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-26

Prof. Whitehead & Bros dancing
school opens September 90 at Huffmau's
hall. Their stay will be for one term
Of twenty-iour lessons only aud would
urge those who wish thorough course
in artistic society dancing to not delay.
Ladies aud children Tuesday and
Thursday at 4 and Saturday at 3 p. m.
Gents Monday, Wednesday and Friday
at s p. m. Private lessons any hour.
Call at hall 10 to ~ Il. IN, get forms
and register, see certificates aud Gre
deutials and receive Inst of new dan
ces. See Prof. Whitehead il you wish
70 rent Humans hall for balls, etc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-26

F'o said medal will be attached sati
ribbon with the Tag OF the United State
the best country on top OF Cod
srcen sarth) and the flag OF the Lone Star
state. the best all around state in the said
Omitted States.
While take the liberty Of suggesting
tho above badge for your candidates and
The people OF Texas generally, will give
eheorfully to any person In or outof Texas
a Tree subscription 70 the Daily GAzBrrE
for one year who will offer or present o
better design for Texas badge or medal
than the one herein outlined; tnat is TO
say. one more suitable or appropriate for our
state. Win name our four present. candi-
dates for governor OF Texas as Judges TO
decide on the merits OF each design pre-
sented decision to be made not later than
September /, 1892 Respectfully
JoHS Howard.
Note-Having applied for copyright for
the above design TO the officials at Wash
ington will, Of COURSE protect same from
ali trespassers ]. II.