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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-04

Baxter's Mandrake Bitters cure lndi.
gestion, Heart Burn, Costiveness and all
malarial diseases. Twenty-Five cents
per bottle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-04

A misstep will often make . cripple
for life. A bottle Of Henry & Johnson's
Arnica & Oil Iiniment at hand, Will MOI
prevent the mlsstep, but used imme-
dlately II will save being cripple.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-04
xIBERr d. PARK. Register.

OXFORD. ss,-At Q Court Of Probate, held d
Paris on The third Tuesday Of June, ls1.
Geo. X. johnson, Guardian Of Periey ID
JOsEPH C. JOHNSON. late Of Lvermoe
having presented his account Of guariianshiI
Of said wards for allowance:
ORDERkD. That the said guardian give potics
TO oil persons Interested. By causing 2 copy
cessively In the Oxford Democrat, printed q
Paris. that they may appear at Court OF Pro
bate 20 be held "a Para. In said county. on The
third Tuesday Of July next. at nine o'elack
In the forenoon, and show cause. u any they
have, why the same shouh not be allowef.
GEORGE A. WILSON, Judge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-04

Beecham's Pills with drink Of water,
mornings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-04

"My laws!" said Mrs. Darlington, on
l22d street, show the boys skim along
on them bicycles with the rheumatic
tires"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-04

g ..s :;s:::ss 3. ~ s r.. -: =:
q. Sss Az, 4 La, !; ~. =; & G. c.: ::
i.ssdisss 1syssss "a slsss W hsvs ~
Juss ., -. KDWARD r. LiBBY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-04

Life Is full Of compensatious. There
IL the satisfaction In being an invalid OF
having ones portrait adorn the public
DreRs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-04

ofs8sp ss ..a f ss s q cc County q on
sssnsh J. wiley. vtioS Of bENjxHiX
ws r. ~, e e ss 81. g
Personal Estase Of said deoeasei,
ORDkRKD, That The aid Petitioner give
sotioe 20 an persons Interested, By causing .
PROGRESSIVELY in ths Oxfori Denocrai, printed q
Paris, In sSld County, thas they may appear II Q
Probate Court 70 BE hobien st PARA, In said
County. on the third Tuesday Of July next, q
nine O'Clock In the forenoon. and show cause, II
any they have, against the same.
GEORGE A. WILSON. Judge.
Asus copy: asE p n p,px ..,,...,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-04

IHs s.s;sr.hss ss.ssy s,.s' 49, =. ,' 1870
Is. Jsdss g rrs.ess fss q: c:sssy e ORTIZ q:
I'D I'd s. 9 - zsH Of Ad.'.''''s''s Of ~
SAMUEL cARfEn. Ne Of Pert.
~ DIRT. = sasrsiess ~. ~ l. ps,s -
innsIiiats payment, and thess Who have asy do
nasds thsrsoa 70 sxhibit u 49, q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-04

IHE :.b;sdbsr hsr:sy fi,ss gsbs .s. , &c
Jsdss q PI.Ssi. ioT q tss..y q Saf.sd =. ~,
NARY 4. LiTTLEiiALE. ne Of Runford,
In said Ceusiy. dsesassd. By svine bod e he
law dirvets; he therefore Tsqsssts an persoas
insediass payment, and thoss who have any do
nands thereon 70 sxhibit The same 70
Juns 80, lae. A. J. KNIGHT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-04
OXFORD, sat q Cou,t Of Probate. In Par,

A'ru' eopy'1 1iSsR p n. PARK. R..,.,.r.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14

Cincinnati Tribune: 1t would be hard
to assign m acceptable reason Tor the
Snuth's present prosperity. While the
Norih Nest and East have been
troubled by a restless condition IN nhhh-
dial rii,lcs, tho New South seems solvent
aud quiet Possibly their bank deposit
ors are not made M MS largely iFolu
class Of small deppsitOrs as are those W
the other sections Of our country. But
thr cpise lies deeper. Changes IN many
directions have placed the South on
surc and stable foundation. But a FEW
years ago the eN! lvtatlUu OF irnIls anu
vegetables frIm this favored lana was no
element uf trade. Now, with RAPID tram
service, this trade probably aggregates
E5OUOO,uuO a year and Is rapidly grow.
ing. New and large orchards OF small
fruits viii De- adding, from year 70 year
to this toiul While cotton : low III
price. the production has nearly doubted
In ten years, and now the United States,
or the South. produces twO-thirds OF the
cotton used In the worlds manufacture.
In permanent value, however the tie
valopmrnt Of manufacturing establish
monts In new liGcs has been much
more important factor than the products
Of the soil. The cotton that blossoms
aud blooms IN the sun - now being
turned Into thread and cloth within sight
of the fields whrreOn 1t grew. Coal and
day may not he far distant when Penn
sylyanin's crown Of iron will be placed
ON Alnhama's brow. At that NIassa-
chusetts, too, will he compelled to give
mn her prc-cminenee In the making VI
cotton goods and congratulate Georgia
unan her success In the race.
Tho production Of corn has increased
largely. and naturally Herewith moro
cattic and hogs In short. all the posi-
biliiics Of this section Of our country
are being developed. No man In The
North hcgrnlccs the South one ,o.a Of
her prosperity. Indirectly all enjoy the
nsufrurt Tho pruspcrity Of one part
j. lhe. prosperity Of all II Is lint the
Grafton ago II was lrsp'nte land. Ii
required n person with q stout heart Ia
ever hone Bat tho change came and
came W.T., o rush. u has not stopped.
nor WIZ Y s,tol 50 long as the natural
development.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14
A DlABoLIcAL DEED.

UARIS, Tex, Aug, 13.-CSpecial.)-
PARIS, TEX, Aug. 13.--CSpeoial.)-
act of scoundrclism few days ago that
would have caused serious bodily injury
to several men but for Fridey's heavy
rain.
The Federal building is about sixty
feet high and the brick nasons who
We're putting in the final corners We're on
Il scatfold built outside the walls. About
twelve men occupy the scaffold when
work is going on.
Friday it rained 80 that no work could
be done but during the day one of the
worhmcn had occasion to go up on tho
building aud stepped out on the main
scatfold. He had hardly taken step
when it gave way aud but for his near.
ness to one of the upnghts which be
caught would have been thrown to the
ground sixty feet below and probably
killed. An investigation showed that
during Thursday night some one had
sawed the crosspioces on which the emf.
fold floor is placed nearly in two and Ind
the men gone to work at the usual hour
that morning, many of them would have
been badly hurt, II NOT killed. No cline
has been discovered which offers apy
prospect of catching the guilty persons.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14

enter an account with nearly every hank
| I'D the street he pleaded argued. en-
| treated. bur Ia yain. Thrr All recognized
no moury brokers chrrk. and held
aloof Alike they 81 answered; No,
you might draw currency from Us 10
soll to brokers. We don't want your
| business"
Al last accounts he still had the check,
which clines TO him lie coat Of tar
There are other similar raSes whore
| thousands Of dollars IN curreury have
/ been sold 10 bankers az premium.
/ by persons who admitted having saved
the cash for year., never letting II 20
out Of their hands.
The temptation 10 suddenly add \
per cent to their boarded pile often
| proves too mich.
An Instance of how country banks
are trying to get currency, when they
don't really need Il. was noticed by the
! Seahoard National hank Of New York.
That bank received o letter from d conn
try bank asking u 10 receive some cur
rency that they did not need. and sell
i at the market rate on their acconnf
Mr. Nelson. the yic.-president II the
Seaboard bank. looked no the New York
correspondent Of The bank IN question.
aud upon comforting with H. found that
the bank which wanted 10 sell some
squire currency. had actually drawn
1900 - .fft " f"tt'' - ~ -'N'' 800
correspondent.
Ovcr ia Boston 4. IL said that never
before IN the history Of the city has
there been such Use Of safe deposit
vaults One Of the largest establishments
of this sort IN the city, had such a line
~ people recently, Thai thov were oble-
ed ~ take their turn FOR the use If the
'r0nppn rooms. where The necessary
privacy Is given for the use of the boxes.
The establishment has had uu unprcre-
dented demaud for boxes during the last
few months, ever since the siringency
began Ia ho felt. OF ruurHp no ono knows
what II done with the boxes but the
judgment 0f the managers Is that there
is moro filling ~ h0Xcs with cash aud
coin than ever before.
One ease is mentioned in Boston IN
which o wealthy woman negotiated 10
lond $1,000 Oh satisfactory mort
gngp. and when the money was 10 be
paid over, she brought ont the entire
amount in lnnk bills.
Al one Of the safe deposit company
Offices. q savings bank lepusitor brought
n the whole amount Of her deposit in
bills which she had drawn FROM the bank
mud brought for safp-kcppinu 10 ihc
vault. The amount was not stated
\ Young LAWYER lFrw out his bauk
deposit Of N22OOO. took IL all in bills,
aud locked them up ln % safe deposit
vault \ well known public ugn
tells " fact IN his knowledge. that
one man obtained SGD.UOO IN bills in
this way, and locked them up for safe
keeping.
The current comment of the brokers
is TINT His fear is foolish. and makes
the very evil which il II desired 10
avoid. IF this :oolishucss could be- al
lnyrd. then the situation would at once
improve.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14
DENTON BUDGET.

- -
DENToN' Tex. Aug. lS'-VSper'"',,
District court VIII convene mere on tne
list Ihere are at present 100 ,4'il
cases ana tmr'y criminal cases ." ,"e'i
respective docke's. Inc ia''ef VII no
doubt be increased when the grand jury
meets Ihls BODY, as se'ecteu oy tns
grand jury commissioners IS eohlioSeu
OF some OF the p's' men III 'ne eOut's
ana may ne eAper'eu 10 10 their un''
without i'nr or iaNor'
Inc Following ate the rece'P'S anu sup
meniS ut inns pollt lor tiie pass WIN
sh.pnehts-fIour' nine cars ur"h' Iour
cars; brick one car cattle h'e cars
meal TWO cars househoid goous' one
car lo'oi' twehty-two cars heee'p's-
ice Two cars; lnlhber' one carr line'
one carr stone one car; wheat three
cars; Wool TWO cars. Io'al' zen cars
John Jarrett was lodged IN lail mere
Thursday by Constable VIII Fry
charged with the theft of a watch.
Sheriff Walter Durbin of Frio county
was IN the city this week. Hetcame up
to Na1ahachie after a prisoner in jail
there, and when that close came on to
visit his two brothers, J. W. Durbin of
Lewisvile and w. Il. Dul6in, our Elf
Client jaier. This Is the first tine the
three brothers have met since they parted
in GrenRla, Miss. thirteen years ago.
The Dallas district Sunday school corr
yeution of the A. VI. Il. church has been
in session here the past week and has
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14
LANCASTER NorE

LANCASTER. Tex, Aug (
cial.)-The silver quesli'n, Z. 4
lands attitude is the pTinel-
our town. and the free A''e
In the ascendency.
The rain began to claim
ton, but today's clear ~
farmers as glad as id the ra-
We have had a summer p"
conducted by Mr.. w. W.
Midlothian. Mr.. A. {, spy,
and Mrs. Jennie Bartlett o. n
The citizens of Lancaster
in the belief that better
not had an existence IN Ie'n
teachers in attendance oaeiN 4
lmously adopted resolutions \ /.
that more untirlng, enerfe'n =
teous Instructors could n0' 4
selected than those who ~ !.
school. The end of It We K
and the teachers have iie.'9 !.
Their departure wiser ana
haps, by having been here
On Thursday at $50 ?
our young gentlemen and 'aa' y.
the normal in Whites open, 4 :,
young people dispensed nuN. N. v
light Of all present and lhs n.
lowed with amusing rFs'''
speeches aud then proeeeasa
IN substance. that Lanea'v. 1.
kind Of a place for a sannI \. 4
thanked the citizens for 'n,s 4
and Kindness extended y ~
Hon. AZ $. Taylor resD'l ~
vitel the teachers to esu'
capacity of a, normal. ID
Evangelist J. Q. Waite u.
conducting a tabernacle ~
now, but the inclrinen' ~ "
prevented success, harips ", Y. \
down last Sunday, ana
two or three rains since'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14

we Thought Mr.. Cleveland could do,
but nsvsfsieisss Il i true, and we shah
sparc not Ri spelling our opinion on
his a,ti,a we ais glad 10 state that
nearly eysrv one u our Texas delegation
are sirietiy sil,gr nicii, and VIII stand by
tile platform AMI their constituents.
Greenylile Herald; Mr.. cleyciend's
message holds ont the expectation that
tarif revision Will soon be brought be.
fore this session By another message, u
congress daes not inaugnrnte the work
Of n n,rp motion. 1T was nv purpose
Tho u-...ti.nf savs. "to summon congress
early IN September for tarit REFORM
That mus, mean iadh reform 10 the e1,
ira session. II Il was advisable TO call
Septenbar session that the tariff might
be reformed promptly. II would be illogie'
al to III tho session be- ended before at
least sturfing the ways and means COM
ulftee IL yyonld be absurd TO postpone
til January what was meant for Sep
tcmber.
Gainesville Hesperian: The more we
study the presidents message the more
We admire him for not trying 10 deceive
the silver men into repeating the pnrchas..
ing not bv holding ont the rumise Of
something else. They now know that II
they vote. for this repeal they can get
nothing clsr unless they have two,thirds
In each hiuse.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14
TEXAS sIFTINos.

A Methodist camp meeting Is in progress
at oviila.
BolI worms are reported 10 parts Of
EnIs county.
A Ms.onic lodge has been Organised al
Fort NeKavelt
a sherman saloon has closed on account
Of hard times.
The Jones family held a reunion a,
Kaufman res.ntly.
me cotton crop Of Anderson comfy prom
ises to be unusually large.
Typhoid ferer prevails in Grove Greek
neighborhood. Ellis county
new iron bridge Is being erected over
Tayior's bayou near orange.
The col,red normal al orange. after q
four weeks aesslon has closed.
Midlothian has shipped eleven hundred
and sixfy nine cars of cattle this year.
wld grapes. pluhs. peclns ard wainuis
are very plentiful In Hunt COUNTY this sea-
son.
A Fat Mems club has been organized az
Kaufman with nineteen heavyweight mem
bers.
a new depot Is being bulii By the IIou''
ton and Texas Central railway at Wa1a'
hachie
The saw mill Of Fleming a Sous at FIem'
Ing siailon has been destroyed By nre'
Loss $1,000
The Galveston grain aud produce cz'
change has been organized with htteeu
charter members.
, ,t.,.... .,. ma, nm Hon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14

DALLAS, Texas, Aug. 1s-fsnecI,i,
To-day there is biz eamn-moe,In,,
in progress Mt White Rock. under thn
auspices Of the Methodlsts. and a ercst
many people attended 1t from this eltv.
AT the Adyentlsts' camp.meetlnr El.
der A. j. Jones Of New York addressed
u large audience, and later ia the day
The Salvation army. commanded b. Mrs
Captain Gilchrist, paraded the strepts
and held opcn.air services in tho uonu'
lous parts of the city.
Out on Mckinney avenue the police
swooped down on the old street car s,o.
bles, and captured forty-ave men and
boys, white and black. engaged IN tbs ~.
dnriiyc and exhilara,ing pamc c,,il,'1
craps Beyond this, the city has bssn
naialy quiet today. IVY"
On Tuesday next Mayor w q o..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14

MOElTE Ala. Aug. 19.-nennI,o -.
has been. received that Lev James "e nv
brother klrk James. and Tooch nels nss
th.re ua'9fi9ns outlaws of AIeachSnltcs
and james Jordan Of the gang were chus,.,
lnt1 a swalnll and . courier mst fron, IN,
scene tep9ris that they have been caniuraI
el leaders Of the gang. WV rue aNoN-
Ihe p'gt 10 vhin 10 death several leaAin,
negsvrt Who voted for Jones Ia fhe Innsss'
INf'iS r ssoyyHteral contest was uneafihei.
the notorious Bob Sims. has lelnei s,rc Of
win the Meachnmitps AMI n 'hI ii"tNNs
further trouble will follow "a '"'' pe 50
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14
THE TEXAS PRESS
ON THE MESSAGE,

Kaufman Sun; The democrat platform
| upon which Mr. Cleveland was elected
| demands In tie strongest terms possible
/ the repeal Of the sherman law but IN
| the same vigorous language "h0Ids to the
use of both gold and silver AZ the
| standard money of the country and To the
| coinage OF both gold and silver without
! discrimination against either metal. Both
metals must be Of Intrinsic and OK
chnngcable value The parity Of the two
metals and the equal power uf every
| dollar AZ nh times 10 the markets and IN
| the payment of debts is demanded, and
! That all paper currency be kent At par
with and rr'lurmHhlc in sucli coin. They
Insisted upon this policy because II was
| necessary for the protection OF farmers
| gnd the lah'ring classes. This. II We un-
I derinnd them correctly, is what the
I himetallists claim aud dcmnnd at the
] laul.
They want these pledges adhered to and
I enacted into laws Thuy want both r6,d
| anu SILVER nude the standard money VI
! TINS country, They want both metals
I coined IRE without discrimination neainst
! either They want both metals 10 hive
| ~ same tr Sninc Intrinsic aud exchange
aGlc vuluc lhpy want every silver aud
| gold dollar az an times 10 have the same
| power Ia The markets and IN the payment
| OF debts, because it Is best for the
| farmer. aud The luhlriug classes NJ de.
! ..f. I.r. 3D.. 4, H'
| clAred ny the Democrats IN their platform.
>t.,tnn... c......-
d., w Nlnney 'gzeitri lie says, possibly
4 the nnarrnkjgg We have IN hand were
lnn ia,3ihjgnaprr OF q specific known
alty !, 81 An ,' =" , T., "rlly Wlth cold our
| giug,d; aud perhaps In view of our inn
/ e,1ra,',i'In ggoMti nhj resources might be
,, Soniy 9thtE Ihhss nre said IN the mes
s'. S, uN' '',,.uini 10 lnlivN" That he is ~
aiiyrr nor is'' ,. ,S 'o 'rer 'o!uage OF
I medium I'm al" t., ',, ~ trrNlntln f
MI" ril, ho,u s'ai9gHgFd theory
-pn.snIy lnight perhaps,
1850 "" SHOWS ihal he realizes his
p p,r,. ,,,.n w. wrnll,~, lhqt he cannot
Xxx my y" ,ine ,,'S,t's pgvelNaD'y ana simply
jesnmcnt NJ , avon a, ,sno ,luareg on ne
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14

,MUSKoGEE. I. T.. Aug. 13-(Spe.
ciol1 There is erumblings heard thot
the favored TO Cherokecs are -
mit.ed to take allonnants next TO ,he
that they have been given tins l,y rnvl
ernmcnt employees long since The govern.
ment was appraised of the fact tct
srhcrmhg inen We're manipulating ths
strings for q gri nj speculation. int M
hood wa, given. One If the go" he.
fore absolutely certain h. would be ne.
for $500, tights
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14
FATALLY CUT.

CoRSICANA. Tex. Aug, 13.-tspec-
cial.l-Iuo. Stroud and Joe Watts, col
orcd, became involved in difficulty
about 4 o'clock this afternoon, in which
Watts was stabbed thrice TO the hollow
and his skull laid bare by Stroud's knife
Watts is in critical condition and will
not likely survive his injuries
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14

wonld descend the throne and leave the
palace which she would never re-enter.
Only women can surfnount the difficulties
Of such a situation. but ! doubt II see
ond one could be found TO dn It with
such grace AMI measure. Napoleon
cpuntenance was as good as that Of his
victim.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14
AN ENJOYABLE AfFlR

CHICO, Aug. 13,-lspsiat
night a reception was given Vs.
Porter, at the Porter hotel , d
her fifteenth birthday. Il 10
pleasant affair, and bighlF sigal
all, Among those pressed "
Misses Ruby Porter MlahkNs
Allie Porter, Nora Williams b
ter. Rebccac ,,llller. Jessie Porls
Watson and Miss Abbott
Messrs. Hellty' Porter JOIN
Tud Holden. W. J., Robbins
Moore, Bonnie Sellars, VIII bA'
June +. Miller.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14

nor, Royal A. Ferris and Hag
ton will leave for Wlsnesl
months fishing. Mayor pcleH
Cochran will hold the fort tha,
a Republicau-Po pulist-fressllrs !
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14

Tho faith cure proposed by Wall street
Is all right as far ~ It Foes, but II will
take new blood to restore the patient to
perfect hcnItli Ton dilllJ. per cnpita add
ed 10 The circulation would leave us
with considerably less than the per capita
rate u francc. aal nobody hos ih. hlr,li-
hood To complain that France has too
much money
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14
PoPuLIsr DELEGATE.

DECATUR Tex, Aug. 13.-(special)
The precinct convention of the PEG
pies party was held here at the court
house last night. Judge A. Edwards
was appointed delegate to the state con.
vention ut Waco ON the 18th instant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14
KILLED FELIx JACKSON.

HUNTSVILLE, Tex. Aug. 13.-(spe-
cinl)-A telegram received from River
side announces that in an alteration
II. Brown had shot and Killed Felix
Jackson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14
ALL OVER TEXAS.
WANTED IN ARKANSAS.

TYLER, Tex, Aug, Especially
Oliver Williams was arrested here today
on three charges Of cattle theft commit
ted In Arkansas. Officers from that
state are here to carry the prisoner
back.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14
AFFRAY AT CHICO.

CHICO. Tex, Aug, 1s.-(speclal)--
Last night BIZ Stockton and Tom
Townsend had fight IN Bob's saloon,
Both parties wcr badly beaten IN.
Townsend Is not expected Ia i've
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14

., ShtNEk, Tex, Aug. 13.--fSneciai,
Two hand ears ~ nv, ,te IN. -
81 iae Arkansas Pass road coiiilel I nsii
kelleS section foreman WINS ins,.,,,i''
Killed and the Others only slishtIy ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14

The Cherokee strip viii be thrown
open about the middle of September.
which will be rather late. but will rive
,he settlers q chance to do much piow.
ing before Christmas. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14
SHORT STORIES.

TON snef.'pt Of Iulv u says: All OF
Ur..tt I,.or nurb in,srestaI
W"'Whsloh h'
dnfing tue past lhoh'h III HpeculA''o"S
about what might be going on and what
,vos no,.iir, n he eXpeeted at Gray
c,nl. - d, ,,rr,ctin, ,,itb tbis
p""''N. Anu ~
discussion there has heen plt oil inter-
esl.ng gossip floating about 1t seems to
s,,tta 80 ,rcstinu urettv definitely.
49," one PN''n
hateFer may oepuF W '''"! "ap'e''
there will BE- no second Grover CleYe-
land ia the world at the end of the
sunr,ar Nf.s Cleveland is nuot.I Nv
se,i'ay l., s,innIs T., ua.,tnn,on .s
several OF her riehus III washington Us
having said to them that she would never
name n child of hers after her husband.
,.II,.... LII A., 40 s,rond Crovor Ctore.
' 2'''' %" ORR, w..
lahi,' she sald. mere was on! one
George Nashilgton' ohiS one ADrllAm
l.lncolh' there shAll nc only one bFoFer
II Is ~ tact Wurlhy OF more tnaI com
parauyely lew men IN mbliG lie have
SONS VINO are Ha,hvb nIltr mem me
I haile 81 jaime. H. ibJl,he mas lGsrend,e,i
believed that Mt. Blaine wonld have
sc1nd6 'a artyno ' nut " nf is Oh tne
riage and divorce had not been so In
timaiely associated LOUDLY assoc;ated-
Every man in nnbllr iifc rraiiycs '; NJ
while lie ia s;n active bis son nav grow row
into public life. too; This Is sure to
ni'iI 4nDn' y 'oninHs'Sn Oh IDENTITY and
have a feeling That tb"y p wsnt th 'r'r
names handel down to posterity through
iheir sons But great many more of
'''''' W. "'' "''H 10 luNe INC cnonceS'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14

Congressman Breckenridge n Ken.
lucky Is quite an elderly man to be the
pe'aessor Of one new wife aad Of one
oamase suit brought by woman because
she isn't the new wife.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14

ar Carlisle Is another case which
goes 10 prove 'ha. politician who swaps
y, ne senate for the cabinet may be some.
.hlns OF scholar, but he doesn't know
the ilr'i principles Of a horse trade.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-14

NJ Mcmillan Of Tennessee Is no, one
o. .hs outs, bat he knows how I, feel.