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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12
Salem Improvement Co.

FRAUDULRNT.-There is no physic
Ian in Salem or In any other place il
Oregon except at our institutes in For
est Grove and Roseburg, who has the
Keeley treatment to give, or who has
any authority to administer such treat
ment, and any doctor claiming to give
it is perpetrsting a fraud. Ne iher
have we any agents around to obtain
patients either on commission or salary,
We have many respectable friends who
speak good words for Us, and no work
men at $50 much a head" Frank
Dayey, manager Oregon Kelley insti-
tutes. d&w
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12
THE CIRCUIT COURT.

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
F. Deye had a true bill found agains
him for forgery of note.
Not true bills were returned upor
the cases of Geo. Fredrickson and VIM
Conway who were bound over for con
ductiug lottery during fair week.
THE DOCKET.
8. F. G. Kennel, VS.. Eric Ander
son; action for money; nonsuit Oh mo
tion of plaintiff.
80. Z. P. Glover, executor of the es.
tate of William Glover, VS.. Lucy Sauu.
ders, ct al, foreclosure; w. H. Eagan
appointed guardian ad litem for minor
defendants.
Irvine l.. Lindsay VS.. Ida Lindsay,
divorce; findings and decree for plain
tiff without costs.
20. Oregon Land Co. and H. P. Nc
Nary, trustee, VS. w. H. Stubbins, ct al
foreclosure. Motion to quash service
of summons argued.
AZ. Jno. NJ. Wolford VS.. r. David
and Emma David, action for money;
settled.
A. Bush vs.. 5. z. Mitchell ct al, ac-
tion for money; amended complaint
filed.
Stella Mize VS.. F. B. Mize, divorce
findings and decree for plaintiff for di-
YOrce aud one-third of defendants real
estate described in the complaint and
for custody of the minor child, Mary
Helen Miza, and for costs and dIsburse-
ments.
J. w. Beatty VS.. t. F. Goodrich. ac-
tion for money; motion TO strike out
part of answer Overruled. Demurrer
TO new matter in answer argued and
same overruled.
Alexander Spong VS.. J. NJ. Spong,
action for money; demurrer to answer
overrnled.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12
Going odt Of Business
Everything Must Go
PERSONALS.

Mrs. E. NJ. LAHORE, Misses Cusick and
Boise were passengers for Eugene this
morning.
Mrs. Munly, Of Portland, is the
guest of her son, the governors private
secretary.
Col. Eddy, of the railroad commits
sion, is in Salem today.
Mr.. E. H. Burr, of Calcutta, India,
s'a guest at the home of Hon. b. F.
BOnham, Highland.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

grave Importance to the defendant.
When the state undertook to deprive a
citizen of his liberty aud establish a
crime, 1t must prove its case beyond a
reasonable doubt and to a moral GER
tainty. A man could not be convicted
just because certain persons stood high
IN authority. The robe of innocence
surrounded a man from the beginning
of trial to the last word Of the judge.
The jury was not here to wash the
dirty linen of Downing or Simon. Had
crime been committed? ? Why had
not Downing appeared before he did =?
Why did he Jump onto Simon only
after Simon had appeared against him?
Ii was q personal matter from end to
end. 1t was persecution. It was
venom and malice on the part of
Downing aud. Cavanaugh. The time
was gone by when a man could be
prosecuted because he had criticized
those high in authority. No complaint
was made until Simon crowded the
state officers hard aud then they went
before the grand jury.
All the state had in this case was a
few oral admissions. To remember for
two years the words said about 80 i'm
portant a matter as involved mans
liberty. Such admissions must be tax.
en- with distrust and the court would so
instruct.
The district attorney read the law re-
latiug to duties of the prison superin-
tendent, and bribery. and reviewed
the evidence.
The jury after being out forty.five
minutes returned a verdict of not
guilty.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

KINDERGNRTEN.-A meeting for the
organization of a mothers' class will be
held at Miss Ballou's kindergarten
rooms, Friday, October l3, at 2 O'Clock.
Ladies Of all ages, married or single,
are cordially invited. The object OF
the organization of this class is the
study of child nature and the govern
ment OF children according to FroebePs
idea.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

THE ELwooD.-This popular boat
VIII this year resume business on the
lower river. She came up from Port
land yesterday evening with heavy
load Of freight, including 200 reams of
print paper for the CAPITAL JOURNAL.
She will come up again Saturday. AL.
Heron Ia again their agent.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

PRICES CUr.--Be sure aud call at 81
State street for New York wholesale
prices ON wall paper. In foe gilt pa.
pers the price is cut from 90 cents TO 90
and 40 cenIs. In common paper from
% cents 10 10 and 10 cents. Call early.
1912 II
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

MARRIED.-Owing TO some mistake
Miss Maggie Girard aud Thos. II.
Smith were not married at Chemewa
wednesday, but at Salem today at the
resid nee of Rev. p. s. Knight Miss
Girard's faith wanted her to marry a
white man but the young lady very
sensibly thought she had as good right
to choose a partner of Indian blood As
b, father had.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

THAT ROBE when Lawyer Nc,
CHM drew that robe of innocence
around his client in the circuit court
room last night Harry Simon could
hardly tell whether he was on this
earth or In the streets of the New Jeru.
salem. But looking around and seeing
bis lawyer he concluded be must still
be on earth,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

TO GRAND LoDGE-The following
delegation from Salem are at the X. r..
grand lodge IN Eugene; VIM. Miller,
e. w. DAvis, r. s. Ban, w. Ii. Byrd,
II. >. Jordan. y. c. Perrine, 4. NJ. La
fore. p. II. Darcy aud T.. b. MeElroy.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

BoATINa.-Tne new Portland pas
senger steamer AItona went up to Al
bany Wednesday evening, returning al
2 a. H. touch ling at the Boise wharf
for moment and speeding on to Port
land like tightening. She will be up
Friday afternoon and run 70 Albany.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

THE CHEAPEsT.-Have the DAILY
JoukEAL left at your Office or resi-
denca only 90 cts month. BY mail
IS cts 4 month.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

To WED.-A marriage license has
been issued to Mercy L. Nichols and
r. +. Wanless, both OF Salem. Miss
Nichols was for some time caterer At
the hotel de Kuight.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

EFFIcTRNr HELP wANrgD.-That
Is what every business should have,
and II u one Of the reasons why j. A.
Van Eaton's trade is such a great sue
Cess. Every detail OF Il Is looked after
BY men who know how.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

Coop BoYs.-rhe young men en-
ployed in the Lockwood messeng ger SER
vice are reliable, and always please pat
rons With their promptness aud IntelIl.
gent work.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

The little wonder" five different
positions in one picture, is now taking
the lead over everything in tn e city, at
Cherrington Bros. If
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

The newest thing In Ootwear-ladies
foot warmers See them at Kausse
Bros
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

The finest case OF fint-clsss cigars In
the city draws the sm0keFs 20 Lunn 4
Brooks Capital drug store. Holman
block.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

Rubber boots aud Shoes have adj.
vaneed, but krausse BrOS make very
low prices ON them just the same.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

Heavy boots for wet weather at
krausse Bros.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

Eppley's.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

BEATS THEM ALL This ysarbr.t
the record of record breaking. ssl.r,
popular grocer, J. A. Van Eaton b,,l'
the record long ago for pleasing h,
patrons on the best goods, Lowest U,O
and quickest delivery.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

Vermont maple syrup,l genuine. on
tap daily at Clark a Eppley's.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

The ''staff of life" whole wheat flour
at H. NJ. Branson & Co.'S. st
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

Lace boots, headquarters at Krausse
Bros.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12
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You are going 10 build or make any Find OF
improvement, call on the undersigned for
mAseriaA. have complete stock, and art
ready 70 supply any prepared contract, sewer
work, grading, etc.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

Get your nice fresh caudies AtStrons,s
resleurant.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12
LITERARY and MUN1|
ENTERTAINMENT.

Opera House, Friday, October lS nj
8 a. m. Miss SARA n. BROWN. uuds
the auspices of the NJ. E. SundN
school.
PROGRAMME.
Welcome Tonight ht-------------.Wh VIII
Messrs. Tier, SwaffOrd, BoZorth, Lsg M
BoZorth...
Ii. A Krusa
Scene from Romeo ana Juliets shAksspen
Miss sara n. Brown.
a lie Jet D'Eau" " Feghsrl
b Valse. Op. "A slebru
c Il Avalanche HlIs
Miss Gladys Byrze.
Wonderful Tar Baby story Ham
Miss sara n. Brown.
Last hours Of Joan D'Arc;- Bords
Miss Maggie Anderson.
The Light from Over the Range ---AnM
Miss sara n. Brown
PART II.
On Blooming Meadows -Riys-Khs
Miss Aaude Hirsch = nd Matt whsn.
a rhe Low Booked Car with musical ~
mpanimentsl-- -lOgs
b How Girls study ,nz
Miss sara n. Brown.
s spanish Dances No l--------Hos.sC.l, Sos.sD.ls
Mrs. FIorenos B. Cartwright and MIS- II1S.n GIssa
The Chariot Raoe- Lew Walk
Miss ~sra n. Brown.
Miss Nellie Carpenter and Prof N PAri
Admission, so cents; children unda
IL, half price.
Reserved seats at Dearborn's without
extra charge.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-12

Headquarters for all daily pansr
j. l.. Beunett's post offiee block Ds'
stand, If
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
A SERIOUS CHARGE
MADE IN THE INDICTMENT PEND.
lSG AGAINST A LATE
Federal hppolntee--hlr. S. N. Pickens Is kc.
cused Of Bribing The County Judge Of
Hemphi County.

Canadian City, Hemphill county, May
- Speciality ). \. Pickens, who
has just been appointed superintendent
of the Fort Worth federal building, has
an engagement 10 meet here during the
coming May term of the district court,
the nature of which is explained by the
following copy of an Indictment on file
here;
In the Name and by the Authority of
the State of Texas.
The grand jury of the county of
llemphill, state aforesaid, duly author
lied rs such ut the MAY term A. D..
1871, of the district court for said county,
upon their oaths in said court present
that 5. y. Pickens on or about the 22nd
day of June. one thousand eight hundred
and eighty-elght, did then and there I'M
lawfully, wilfully and corruptly bride II.
IL. Polly In the county of Hemphill
and state of Texas. the said Il. II. Polly
then and there being judicial officer
of said state, that Is u Judge Of the
county court of Hemphill county, Texas,
and by virtue of his Office the presiding
officer OF the county commissioners
court Of said IIelnphill county and duly
elected as such judge. In this. that the
said 5. ~ Pickens did then and there
unluwfully, wiltully and corruptly give
to the said H. H. Polly the sum of two
y.
the intent and for the purpose of iu-
fuencing the opinion. decision and judy
ment of the said Il. II. Polly US judge
and by virtue of his Office presiding n
iicer Of the commissioners court afore-
said, and with the further purpose and
intent of inducing the said Il. T.. Polly
as such judge and presiding officer to
use his influence COrruptly 10 procure
the opinion, decision aud Judgment of
the aforesaid county commissioners
court In violation of his duty as such
! judge and presiding officer, and in viola
ton Of the duty of the members of the
county commissioners court. to-wit: j
ii. Anderson. George Simpson q. c.
Atkins. and Samuel Pollard in certain
cause and proceeding then pending before
the said commissioners court. aud the
said Il, II. Polly, as presiding officer
thereof and In the official capacity of
all the members of said county com
| missioners' court and county Judge to-
wit. In the matter Of awarding and
letting u contract IN build II jail in the
town of Canadian, llemphill county, the
said 5, \. Pickens then aud there act
! ing rs the agent for the pauly Jail
Building and Manufacturing company 10
procure the contract cOrruptly for said
company us aforesaid
Against the peace and dignity of the
state ROBT MOODY,
Foreman Of the grand jury.
State Of Texas, county of Hemphill.
I, j. II. Hopkins. clerk of the district
court of Hcmphlll county, Texas, do
/ hereby certify that the foregoing IL A
true and correct copy OF the original
indictment. the State of Texas VS.. s, y.
pickcns, No. 30, now on file in my OF.
flee
Given under my hand aud the seal of
sad court. az office In Canadian, this
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03


by way Of reply tn tho critics OF
'rc,ns a,tt ~ 49,. tt.
NA"' W." -, ''N"N "'Slsla'l"N We nave
bees comparing recent statutes unssed
hy ,tt.r .t,t,. .,.h n1l ~
w ".uvN NN''cS' NuNh IN pHlo, NvhtuchN
und Illinois, reputod TO be- conservative
,,itl, i,. .,.,...i .,.t.t. 81,
WIN th' S'h'll splrN OF texas leglsla-
tion. The result in every instance being
s..,r,iA. g.. a.. l,,.
iaN"i"wV y" wv NVrH
Mountains II proof might be- n,llur,l
a.. .,I. q, 800. ~
I" NN7Nlh tl' NsrNilluh lhnt ltAAS ~
today tho most conservative statn In
~.
the tWoh' WIN NOT oNce~llhg four cN-
rentious, hni the anna rould not he
-. -. -. IA a.,
lhAue HukN euoNgh 10 suNh'v tue Nhels
OF thus, who FOR splfsh noluinnl inns.
- 49, t......t..-,
Pse are bvi"m'hrd 10 give lHAas q
bad uutuV abroad.
-,
y NW 'NVNhNS PHfs'u ny rae missouri
legislature aerVcs 10 einnhaAise ma
-, I. A.1.af % a..
claiW IN behhli OF lrNas, A resent
telegram snys Of h.
v..,,...,.,, ~, ,,tn,. 49,, ,.,....... ~, =.
.,hestvf"ey ln2flhnE Stato ireasNrer Ton v
n,'ppvms nln,tl a. N'i,,uNt lrttrr w regard e
"a. law te'inLlnE unnH pyeslnlent som
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
WEATHER AND CROPS.


Salgdo, Tex. May -CSpecial.l We
had the heaviest rain here yesterday that
las fallen for six months, the ground IL
good ind wet on top, but the branches
are not running, which shows that the
season is not through. Wheat and oats
viii now I'LL ont aud make n better crop
than was expected. The corn crop never
has been more promising ut this time Of
the year; with few more showers we
Will have fine corn crops. Cotton is do
ing badly. mucl. complaint of bad stands
aud cut worms.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Grecnville, Tx. May 2.-tSpcclall T..
Mt i, II, Hnkrr representing thr
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone
company, arrived IN the city this morn.
lug, In speaking To the Gagcttn repre-.
.onintiNc Mr. Baker stated that his
company intended To establish an auto.
matte telephone system In our city. aud
win tnkc steps TO commence wnrl, Mt
once provided they meet with due en-
enlargement from our citlzcns This
company has about completed splrn.
did system In Wichita Falls mud will
complete one In WpatheriOrd next; then
will come tn our dty, II they can get
thirty Of our business men to subscribe
they viii va ahead With the work Now
isthe time tor our citizens TO prove that
they nnFwciatc u good thing. and sub.
Editor T.. w. Harris OF the Herald
and City Marshal Mill NelVin came
back from Arkansas this morning where
they have been On a weeks hunt and
iiahing expedition. MIR. Harris says that
o slX-milr ride on u huokinE donkqy
In o perfect delugc OF ruin, wind. mud
aud slnsh took all the sport Gut Of him
and he IL perfectly satisfied TO get back
alive,
Harry /. PuEh, representing Maud
Granger is herc. His attraction Is
billed for the Sth.
W. H. Rlcwctt Of Dallas. representing
the McAlluleg Coal company, is doing
the city,
W. y, Reckham, proprietor of the
Beckhnm hotel, -praiued his ankle
severely while riding hyciclc aud will
hr laid M for some days.
Yesterday WIS stray salr day. The
city wnt crowded with farmers. nh
iuhilunt over the late rains. which saon
to b. extended over She cnirr country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

An women Interested IN forming Texas
wonan'a Press association are requested {,
meet May 10 at .. NJ In the pariurs Of
the Grnnd-wndsor hotel at Dallas FOR that
purpose. Women engaged In literary work
are eligible 10 membership III nil wotnnns
Press associations. Such M may desire 10
unite with the Texas association aud who are
unable to attend this meeting eau send their
applications TO me until May y or to some
one Ia Dallas who will attend 10 The matter.
Please address Mrs. a. II. Aiahl, Texas vice.
president woman's National Press as.
ISOLATION DG3 Walker avenue, Houston
TIaK
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Springfield. o., May LAT noon today an
nnineuse waterproof burst oV lfrpnnt
.ilt. near here. At about the same time she
Msi river hnnko It's BANKS aud within
elRhtecn minutes the water hOodcl the foVVn
vafrying away cut-huilhincs and stable.
AMI rooding lie nrst story Of rcstlcurps
70 fcrsnn Is reported kllled or ,irswn.sl
mRht thc nNrthoastern part " the rlty
nn'alning ~ houses, WAS nooied and the
iamlnes are in danger aud the police To-
evtAer With citlEens, are rescuing people
s S,sscs rs tfafile In The entire city has
Sp''ng 'trees 6sllse has esen washcd away.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

lnsf general Assembly. a rfrnne Influence
wea brought 10 boar on Governor stone 20
veto tho bin. hut be urged It and sisn~J TIE
blil. The 0eht vas then made 70 induce
500 on instesd Of The cash N tecuriiier.
10 reply 70 this proposition I Issued cir
cular letter There are none Of these com.
panies In Missouri and from tho present
Irospccis II u hardly probable that over
lwD Or them viii be able 10 place Tho re-.
tluired deposit " cash or 'Hrcurifics with
the treasurer. IN my opinion II was the IN
tontlOn Of those WHO supported the biil 10
crush out Of existence nlrh firms as could
not stand the pressure"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Ar,'her, Tex, May l.-tspecio,l ia.
people OF Archer county are tbc boan ne
est people on earth ,alar ~ " ,,i
lays J., has been raining and we haye
KY, vne 9l ine best seasons in pmsnact
Nheat was not danarci "s''e months,
by The drouth aud now We ~, 49, -, YEA
making fifteen bushels to liz acre ~
cotton oats and nillct lool tn,ia, n'V'i
they h9d never been dry. TSe gs,,. W u
'', %.i ,tlplee over hne grass assure,
,s,,xlsns'on ot Che Missouri, Kausas NM M
isAas 'aiifoAi FROM Henrietta e Archer i
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
ON TO ALBUQUERQUE.
A FEW FACTS OF INTEREST TO
RAILROAD MEN!


A few facts are worth moro than
whole volumes Of speculation. Two or
three companies are now contemplating
extension Of their lines FROM Fort Worth
10 Albuquerque, and Of course the mlin
question with each Of these. is. will 1t
puyl We know, In general way. that
The trade Of New Mexico IL a prize well
worth striving for. We know rhat New
Mexico is already a great mining and
grazing country, and that these Industries
are capable Of almost indefinite develop
meut and expansion. We know also
that by reason Of the scarcity Of water
II will always be necessary for tine peo-
pie Of that territory 10 import from other
sections Of the country the greater part
Of all the bread. grain and forage necss,
siry To feed thr thousands of men and
animals which are 10 be employed IN
those great Industries. And when we
remember that the very articles which
are always to be most In demand In Ntw
Mexico are those which constitute tile
great surplus products Of Texas, We eau
see ut glance that there Is a marke;
for just such things rs we have to sell,
and u chance 10 supply that market
would mean wealth 10 the farmers of
Texas, and q pnying traffic 10 the rail-
roNi that Is first built 10 carry ".
lllllllllllllshrd mfwyp twyp lwyp hnnni
duernuo. by the board Of trade Of ;hht
city. present some facts that arc fun n
interest to those who are engaged IN
the Fort Worth and Albuquerque outer
prise, aud will b. sufficient to oDnvilc"
Them that II the demand already existing
nt Albuquerque for road TO shat point
from this section. is not met by the pro-
posed road from Ibis city, some other line
will very soon occupy the field
From ihe statistics above referred 10
II Is found that the freight received at
Albuquerque during the year 1872, vas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
MEM PHlS.
PtoIraeiOd 'aoOlius and Conversions Farmers
Mork-Calle Shipments.

Memphis Tex, May l.-(Speclall-
Rey Mr. Raymond. assisted by the local
ministry. is making vigorous attack
upon the stronghold of the evil one here.
SOME twenty or moro have become cou.
verified,
Many farmers arr IN town today 10
get cotton seed. which tho business men
of Memphis are distributing free. A
thousand bushels have been purchased
Tor that purpose.
Nonnly court convened today, aud will
remain In session this week.
The efficient sheriff OF this county, II,
Il; Stephens, IL absent on oiiccl business
The Diamond Tail ranch shipped three
trains of cattle TO Kansas from Giles
yesterday Three herds will take tho
irall soon for Montana from the Sllypr
Bar ranch.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

The. storm WIVES will reach this
meridian aud Tho other changes noted
wll occur at alul Within 100 miles OF
Fort Worth within twenty -four hour,
before or after sunset Of the dates given
below;
MAY . Mlplcrntlng
May 4 Warmer.
May D, storm wave on this meridian,
May Wind changing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
ROSS WILL DIE.


:, Musgorcc. I. r.. May 2.--,spcciail -peputy
Ross, wounded yesterday by starr al
hragpN, viii probably die. Ross is a
pHgru deputy for Fort Smith cchri and had
a prlsouer. he pushed . man from the car
Fattor q. Starr. an Indian. intcfferea and
received q blow from the cilicer lie sr.
rufed a Winchester AID several shots were
Tired, The prisoner In charge OF iioss made
good his escape.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Yesterdays Dallas News omitted to
publish two deaths At Cisco and tile
recovery of another body from the ruins.
These were facts which The News
could not learn by tripping down to the
brick depot at Dallas TO meet the east
bound trnln.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
DRIFTING TO SEA
Without Oars-Thres Boys wv n
Mind. lump lnio he s'f'"
Two Are Drownes-

Corpus Christi. Tex. wy
Three boys from GresQf, Wa "
fishing in Corpus Christi nas ir.s !.
sfrons wind carried them ~ X. 7
irhev lost their oars aud pls,t,.f ~ :
and lumped overheard. We o 'r a. =
~ TX ehor,. the two You're y Il N
Arden and Grimes, ag,d y ~ &li'
ivniy yare drowned. One " II Y
msf been recovered at ihe ~,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Seymour, Tex, May 1.--tSpccial.) J..
with a good rain last night. Reports
from Throckmorton and Haskell are TO
the same effect This rain viii be of
great benefit TO this section for there are
many wheat6elds that have suffered but
little from the dry weather, owing to
late planting, while 4 great deal Of the
earlier wheat has suffered materially.
Corn is looking fine, and there will be
quite q LOT Of cotton planted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Woaihcrfori has raised $1,000. and
Albany $500 for the Cisco sufferers.
Texans. everywhere. have responded
nobly to the appeal Of che distressed.
but 10 these two. population considered,
belongs the credit of heading the list
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
CRAWFORD NOTES

Crawford. Tex. May (Spccial.l-
The contract has been closed for mn ar.
scsian well 10 h. SINK at this place,
work 10 commence on or before tho LIST
Of June.
Mr., W. w, Mum of this place and Miss
lohnic VIM OF Waco were married here
yesterday evening, Rev. G. W. White
officiating