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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10
much il Prayer. i'i..4 '------
! Iayi, YlyY. AID i:ia3nag.
Cultivate Q spirit OF charity, and,

Cultivate o spirit Of charity and
toEGNspssassn ld' 70 , a"' ID M oasd
pode ,ds ID iiMn n .no,!sa h,jb69 iagp swat
,eIf you cannot ceme to sGhristowith,
faith and repentance, come TO Christ
forafaith andorgpentanCe, tai. be can
givethem toVon.c -zSptttgeo aab,N /
F9iil!h i'!i 3 IVA uis lies 'ilaaq ,oj;ant alas
@'tTro beC Christian iriasdstail rIeapirrtesI
persistent vatehfuineaA and uuueasl
attention. et / to y right sightsgthi ngsi But it
should Lobe ur,9ehlefest aim thus to-
1.-Two, ''f "' =" s iSa -aaTsag aoi
4 sbgaA % ss5 4& sail has,i .go n, aay,
NJ We,h0pe to present some helpful
outlines on practical religious topics.
This week you will read suggestions
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10
Congress-.

congress convened in special sOs.
Sioh Monday and organized Sr the
'fghtP1fhe money questloAwAt this
writings,OnA is unable tobfedictthe
results Of the deliberations. Mr..
Cleveland. however q! has hes! 4 powerful
Leverage, and can almost compel The
AwpmREsrsIO 10 RiqfbiSding. IT =
tote, hopea tAas O& SOngresemqn
will SO legislate as to give the people
of this country q financial policy
ArRaN enough qpOR F9ich 10 do bpsy'
1eSs a&d SsfoFtAs} dnheds States d
America first Last, and all the time.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10

under Helps and Guards to the New
>4iffS'F Many wiIllfnd4it9| qfr gefediRa,sl.
profit to preserve these and re-read
them from time to time.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10

He who receives, but does not give,
is like the Dead sea. All the fresh
.aoads af sIQrdeps cannot swaat0n.s,its
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10

-
Mrs. Downs is not satisfied with
one visit toltbS fair sP1hwentPI to- 70
again.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
II the rainmskers wait till ten days
before they come Hack things will. be
gone tlPr4 " &>%1 c3&{VNN&
-,
Blowing for wheat has commenced,
by IRopped again on account Of the
hS
Farmers, go slow about putting in
too mdgE wEij9aatT:. 70 'ypHts of yHS fiRfIss'
O mere $ sOs pfs 54 pas gone down wa he
tbeteS q 4 bi9 oTop next YEAR Il wili
not pay fox Cost of lhSTyestihg! Z Bet aar
try something that everybody eiss5iIss,
aot IaCo.Y lcpa 1,ss mere mol P5annlng sIs1
9eurNl ~. A1see 4aEnlApg' pay T SsG ~;
uVes Oiit0o inGS AlnB: III ii5 tsR4eeE5
" '''''' ------ "gyl + s.;.s-seaG
/ There was an alliance Picnic last
Thursday id Van Horns grove, A1nth,
Of towngtr A. good, attendance and
time Fepartedv @@ .ag r. al 3 5e y, ~, 's'
a ,al9lsl,,2lae 2Ssg =, :yatgaed ,.iy
ia NUMBER or sunday SCHOOLS, had q
basket pichiSsriH ths1 Van, Horn grove
last Saturday. There. was a good
~ g'f' ! Slsy1 b., q ",si -, =,
.m Lee Selyner is preparing to pFabB
aBsy teaidsHcs 0R bia. fsf9R - :
aiSeveral7 fields nofrwheat and rye
have been cut and threshed, Eeldtng
from,fYe,to twelve bushels per #cfet
djE2 21liT9d2, 81
the alliance picnlid u BshSId Wgpt.,&
town, this week. '5., 1r"" al, ST ~:
M. Dslauu, ,o,,,li asayl6 G;ssIi3ais ID
I'LL DoAeeS eiSUoA' VI gs59 sgsltl
eounby,'1s visiting Mi. \ d, and okaPf
acqaaipt @" ,5a@ oa' }ait5a '''''''''
ljI1lSo. ,. 'S ,, %, y sp.1,s z, ssao.
i9Ihor9 WaBH& very GOGIabl0 QaHC0
iTO ~, iIpSi .ku "a htlftsf n lT1 =
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10

inthe land seeking location 10 tram
10 young ''oliye branches in the way
Aey should go. '-..,
Np. q. White teaches the. war
Geek school this winter. HSahas En
eight months term. 49, ?
W. O. Ross will hold the fort at the
Swim school house, two miles east Of
Logan. He also has an eight months
z 1.TT)U A X A[sSMQk1I' 4
James A. Ross went to Courtland,
Jewell county, last Thursday. ....--
Billy Reese has invested in a brand
new buggy: TsRgiIle capt saFlthSy'
hesAveEAd, vet of EOIpg 70 picnic9 noye,
n MG LSweA osgheHrg Oh Mcigay "a
lowe, ives circulating in PISinview
one day last week.
$50 Miss Susie Atwater, q iiieGe of John
Beyd, Fh9 bag bgenyisitingtin Pain
visw pr SomS &m& rgturned cher
home N Illinois lass Tuesday. /
FREE Silver,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10

There was an alliance PICNIC last
il Van Horns gfove, A8nsh,
Of town. A. good, attendance, and
lime rAYSartad HHoiGl ~ 10 '2 3,.i ', o.s, I,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10

dead, salt depths. So all the streams
5of Gods bounty cannot swestsh ID
heart that hasno outlet is ever I re- e.
ceiviHg,, yetaaSer full and overflow
lstMalIE a1iIL AsiSSS I'll lima
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10

Blowing for wheat has commenced,
but, 8opped again on account of the
weather.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-08-10

America first, Last, and all the time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08
PERFORATED THE PANTS.

Special TO the Gazette.
Waco Tex, Nov. 1.-THE robbery of the
Iron Mountain train at Oliphant Ark, last
Friday night was called to mind this morn
ing by the arrival Mt the Pacific Express
companys office of package containing
clothing consigned to II. s. Goodloe.
The package was in the shape Of the ordi-
nary paper box used BY taiors in which to
pack goods In 1t were pair of pants,
the property Of c, V. Ivy, employed at
Randle's cotton office. 1t may be remarked
that Mr.. Ivy will consider himself pleased
that he was not IN these trousers at the
time of the train robbery A bullet from q
Winchester passed through the box length
wise and IL sawed up the contents in Il
worse manner than an army Of rats would
do in q week Holes innumerable were
made by the bullets. II is needless to say
the pants are totally wrecked
The overcoat was also plouwed full Of
holes. The articles have been on exhibition
in the window Of u Fourth street store and
have attracted crowds all day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

TO have to decline good. fat, oleae.
inoua office because holding IL Is in,ou,,
patiblr with holding another, is the fate
of Col Arson Mills. The president mp
pointed him one Of the commission to
ascertain and Establish the true bound
AIRY line between Mexico and tho
unlted States, the oflicc carrying with
it a liberal salary. But to accept Il
would have compelled his resignation of
his coloncley IN the army. Tint Is life
Job. The cvmmssionsiiip IS but q tom
porary employment. llc held on TO the
longtime job.
An OLD statute providing that no officer
on The active list shall hold civil office
~ responsible for this unexpected ga.
eancy In the boundary commission. As
many officers have previously served on
similar duty, Colonel Mnls accepted toe
office in good faith, believing that there
would be nothing to prevent his rcsnm.
Ing his military duties upon the comnlc.
lion Of The work. A search for ne.
oedepts, however, shows that officers
who previously served on boundary com,
missions we're simply detailed to tho duty
without regular appointments and con.
hiuAtlon. To be Commissioned to thc
ofIice, by and with the advice and con.
seat Of the senate. Is another matter,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08
TEXAS sIFTINGs.

Taylor may have a new city hall.
Dipthoria in sporadic form prevails at
Austin.
Bananas are grown successfully at
Orange.
childress shipped oyer 100 cars Of cattle
during the month Of October.
A stage now runs tri.weekly between
kerrville and Fredericksburg.
The LAGRANGE institute building at Vic
toria has been condemned.
A large acreage will be planted in to-
bacco in Montgomery county next season.
Rev. Il. 7. Phillips, pastor of the Cum
berland Presbyterian church at Tyler, has
resigned.
A party Of hunters near Chappell Hill
killed a swan which measured seven feet
from tip to tip Of wings.
Henry Gordon, seven years Of age, living
near Bowie, drank q pint of whisky and
came near dying from It's effects
Three hundred and twenty.seven visitors
were admitted into the Bexar county jail
at San Antonio on last Sunday.
The tgufb annual Vnppyst Of 1auIpa
,nhl,c sohoois ins, ,s.,a,I' ~. ,n
mani ~ iono nmnt,. ~, ,bat '' ,,aa, '
-, ''''.' - - ~
"u",u' Daus"or'y' oi EeSohVu'e, claims
horn al Cal, A,o,,stt,a r,i, ~ ,yao
-,
m. i"u SoVohu So,'li'anuua' convention oil tue
"u'V district OF NnriSt'ah EndeaVor VIII
w '0'' az oo'S''"U' No'u'hper II ana L.
~ ii"eAe'V OF van Alstyhe was thrown
IRON ms buggy Oy runa way horse and Is
:" gr''''"l oohu't'oh from injuries re-
''''ou'
Tho twcnty-ilfth anniversary Of the lay
ing OF inc corner stone OF 81 Joseph s.
Ca'uonc uhuroh NJ aAn Antonio was cello
orateu last sunday
Professor @. l., Bradford, a well kno wn
school teacher living near Brandon has
been arrested on II charge Of swindling
me amount involved IS about $50
A two year old child Of j. j. CoGeN liy.
ing near Sponord, Wandered on the railroad
track near Its home and was run over by q
freight train and instantly killed.
Amony tho rnro trees that nre craving
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

There Is growing tendency on the
part Of citizens Of this greatest Of re-
publics To barter their birthrght for the
present mess OF potutgc Nther than to
wait for thc full heritage. This ten
dcnoy manifests itself In thv various
plans proposed at different times look
ms 10 the aid to be derived from the gov.
cruncnt for their rulfmcnt. Whatcya
tends To encourage patronage Is Il de
parturc from tho true spirit Of republic
nnlsm, however laudablc tho purpose
or this nature was The memorial signed
by a number of state commissioners urg
Ing tho establishment at Chicago Of u
national school Of nrts. sciencc and 10,
duatry. provided that city would donate
Jackson park and such buildings of the
exposition as could be- permanent. The
public schools in the various states were
To have nm apportionmont Of scholnr.
sliips. mud the school to be- larger and
better Than any one of similar purpose
60 tho world.
Snch a proposal Sayors Of pntcrnnllsm
on the part Of tho government. and
uuaht to be repngnant to the pride Of
I'm srlf.rcsperting citizens. Art, sclonce
.,1 t,,t,,s,rg ,r. ,,t,att, al,t, T., 1,i,,hor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
cnanioI o., ma Ga.nt,


Houston, Tex, Nov, TIN September
last a man named Blankeuship disap-
nearnd from his home. some twelve
mites from Houston, ON Green's BAYOU.
So sudden was his disappearance that
an axe that he was using was left M
the Tree upon which he was working,
and bis clothing was left in his room
Dulgept efforts were made TO discover
his wherNabouts but without success
His mother. WIN rcsidos In AtAscosa
county, was written TO, and IN re-
Ply said she heard from her sou on
October 20 by n letter Sheriff Fills
now has in custody three mon, two
namei Self and Que named Durree
chargt,l with the murder % Rlanlcn-
ship Ia September last. He has written
20 he lady at her Atascosa home to
look canfuly at the letter she said was
dated October - and u The finds the
dAte as she claims. to come on az once
aud bring this lettcr with her, In fhe
meantime the accused men. who stontly
assert lheir innocence must wmain In
Jaw untl the lady can be heard from.
TAKE A "TRIP AROUND THE WORLD.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08
our STOCK or MONEY.

Bmdstrcets,
Statistics of Tie amonut OF money In
circulation again show an Increase. The
total at the end of October wasSi,TlS,-
54iGS2, This represents n net Increase
of over Sl0,O0O,O00 for the month The
principal increases were of S13,S25,5TO Ia
gold coin, Si4. 12b,OOO In currency certiti-
cntcs, Sloi,3Si IN silver treasury notes.
SfN2, O9S In silver certificates and 500,
COZ in subsidiary silver The decreases
were OF S10,336,STS IN United States
notes 81 1ap,Sfi IN national bank notes,
Sl3S, 30 In gold Certificates and S1OG.
$50 in standard silver dollars. The gold
coin Ia circulation on November |
Amounted to St0S III ,GT9 The per cap
ita circulation on that date was estimat-
cd by Tie treasury officials at S21. 40
which represents an Increase OF zoe
per head Of population for Tho month.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08
LATE RAILROAD NEWS,
TRATE1c AssoCIATIoN.

By Associated Press.
st. Louis, Mo-, Nov. THE South
western Traffic association. in session
here to-day, received telegrlphic adyices
from the Mallory and Cromwell steam
ship lines that their representatives
would attend the meeting as soon as a
chairman was elected. With that as
surance the association, whose full rail-
road membership has been Mt work re-
wishing the proposed agreement. concluded
that the election of chairman was
pre-eminently important, and Immediately
proceeded in extra executive session to
ballot for such an officer. A large number
Of ballots We're taken during the day,
but no result was reached up to adjourn
ment.
Several candidates were voted for, but
the leaders almost throughout the day
were c. A. Parker, freight traffic mana
ger of the Missouri Pacific, Fl. G..
Wicker, formerly traffic manager of the
Chicago and Northwestern, and l.. IF.
Day, traffic manager of the Mississippi
Valley route.
By combination of the Newport
News and Mississippi Valley and Chcsa-
peake and Ohio Southwestern systems,
toward the latter part of the balloting
Edward $. Washburn, traffic manager
of the Kansas City, Fort Scott and
Memphis road, began TO develop unex-
pected strength and may prove the dark
horse.
Nothing is expected to be done with
either agreement or rate question until
chairman is elected. Every railroad
line concerned in the matter is repre-
scented in the meeting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08
VISITORS 10 CHICAGO

will Ind the Daily Gazette on sale NJ the
following places:
Grand Pacific hotel news stand.
Palmer House news stand.
Leland MOTEL news stand.
Auditorium cigar and news stand.
Hotel DeSoto news stand.
Wells u. Sl1er's, $50 state street.
Hotel Hayden, 162 and 1864 ThlrtJ-PlIh
htreet.
Texas Building. Jackson park.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08
vlnrun IT'S Own REWARD.


NhIraro InIolfUooAn
II Is understood that Senator Ransom
Of North Carolina will be offered the post
Of United States circuit judge for the
Four,l, judicial district which embraces
Maryland, West Virginia Virginia, North
Cnrolnn ana South Carolina This IL n
recognition ON the part Of the ndminls-
tratlon Of the faithful manner IN which
senator Ransom supported the passage
of the repeal hill at tie. risk OF jeopariiz-
ever, will not accept the honor. maintain
lug that his duty lies In the office he now
holds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

The new congressional library cvcrs
twelve ocrS Of ground, Ii Is said that II
ls a sabbath days journey aron1 the
shelves. hut the plcus will hardly spend
their Sundays in Washington digging up
dead congressional records II the country
has many more extra sessions such as the
late one, there will soon bc need of an
appropriation to build an annex to this,
the coSiliest, IL not tho largest, library
building IN the world,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08
IN COOP COMPANY.

It Is the opinion Of the San Angelo
Standard that
.Mr Bailey Of Texas Is making II
spectacle Of himself The trouble with
Bailey is. his district shows rapid
growth OF Populist sentiment. and he
Is masquending in third party cap and
bells 10 capture That vote. Such men
are unworthy Of seat at negro
camp meeting
An attack so wanton upon n Demo
cratic leader is out Of place IN a Demo
cratic newspaper. Mr.. Bailey Is the
Democratic Representative from one Of
the strongest Democratic districts in the
State. He won his nomination and
election against men who were old in
party leadership, and strong in the com
idencc Of the party. His course in
Congress has been consistent and In
keeping with the prevailing sentiment
of the Democratic party in the State.
In bis public uttcrances and acts he IL
in company with such Democrats as
Senators Morgan, Vest. Harris, aud
other men whe are looked upon as the
national leaders OF the party. II Mr..
Bailey Is mot worthy Of seat at
negro camp meeting" by the same
token none Of these men are, aud to
exclude them from the seats at that
meeting would leave 80 many vacant
places that the esteemed editor Of the
Standard and his friends would be quite
conspicuous by their lonely isolation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

This paper Is kept on illa and .ndvertis.
ing rates may he hscertalned at the oilice
Or American Newspaper Publishers asso-
citation. Temple court, New York. or from
ila Eastern business office, ~ tribune
Building New York.
western business once. 600. "rho Rock
FRY" Chicago. Ills,
4. O. BecEwith. Sols agent foreign ndver-
Woaild's fair correspondent @. 3, Hardy,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08
TAKE A TRIP AROUND THE wonLp.
O0LORED CONVENTION

Waco, Tex. Nov. 1.-The coiorcd PEG.
PIE OF tue seventh congressional district.
sinDMelng the counties of McIannan
Fails, Bell, Milan, Limestone. Robertson
and Brozos, are called TO meet in Mace
at O'Clock Of the afternoon OF the 1Ith
instant one week from to-day, for the
purpose Of electing delegates to attend
the national convention Of colored people
called by bishop Turner to meet at Gin.
cinnau. Ohio, ON the 2Sth instant.
Inc eau tor, the congressional conyen-
tion is signed by p Il. Easter. who saws
that among the matters to be considered
az the national convention will prohnblr
b. the African emigration scheme, which
Bishop Turner advocates.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08
STATE AFFAIRS,


Special to The Gazette
Austin. Tex, Nov. 7.-Ohnrtercd-Ihes
National Union Cemetery company. OF
Houston; capital stock. S20Opi ineor'
porators, II. Ii. Franklin. p. G. Byrne'
j. Il. Fletcher and others.
An amendment to charter Of the san
Marcos Electric Light and Power com
pany, increasing its capital stock 10
10000, was also filed.
The following bonds were regis
tered: $115.000 Bear county court
house bonds; $4,000 Wood county
bridge bonds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

Senator Harris statement that a dc.
tcrmined effort would he made TO have
the state bank tax repealed Indicates the
line Of fight TO be carried on in the regu-
lar session OF congress- Il will win.
The Democratic majority, now In control
Of all branches of national government,
can not afford to turn from The plcdgc
contained in It's platform by ignoring The
question Of repeal,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

Special to the Gazette.
Galveston, Tex, Nov. : Forecast up 70
u o'clock tmldnlght, November $; Light
east fair except probably showers over
east portion. colder, East Tcxas-Probably
scattered showers colder. Central Texas
Generally fair colder. Southwest Texas
Coast dlstrict-Generally fair except pro-
baby scattered showers over east por-
lions, stationary temperature.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08
AGAINST A STREET RAILWAY.
Snoeinl 10 Thn Gnznttr

Houston, Tex, Nov. Two years ago,
while goiug to II fire, William Richart, of
Mechanic No. q hose carriage, and his
son, in turning corner, We're thrown
from the carriage and sustained injuries
which will cripple them slightly for life.
Tie high rails of the Houston street car
company were alleged to hive been the
Immediate cause of the accident. Richart
gut $500 damages and his son $500,
awarded in the district court to-day. No
doubt exists n5 40 the dangerous street
car cOmpany's track, but the liabilities
hinge on the fact that the rails were laid
city engineer and on this the defendant
company will appeal
y. Nj. Carter, of Omaha, Neh. is vir-
tuNl owner of the entire railway system
here
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08
FAILURE AT LULING.


SIItCINI 10 EUt NUAtIIe,
Lmling, Tex, Nov. III. s. Olive.
drygoods merchant, assigned to-day,
naming Eugene Bnrnhill as trustee. W.
H. Stevens Of l.uling, and A. b. Faux
x Co, of San Antonio. are the preferred
creditors Liabilities, $500; assets,
5000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

ATTACKED BY AFRICANS.


Lisbon, Nov. Am official dispatch
the Shire river. which joins the Iumbesi
river about It's delta, says the African
natives recently attacked the British
mission in Shire county, and two sikh
soldiers were killed while defending the
mission.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08
11sr or rArrNrs roR rnxAs.

Special to the Gazette.
Washington, Nov. THE following Is a
list of patents granted 10 Texans:
Ginning cotton jas. A. Bachman, Austin
MIX cooler, Tullns b. Blanton. Taylor.
Car coupling, Vim. A. Cassidy and II b.
McCee. Amarillo
Hand stamp, NInrby +. Dysart. Cornelia
Seed cotton feeder, WIN. Il. Elan, DAT
las.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08
HE CONFESSES
That to Rob Them He Killed Three
DIen-The Oklahoma Murder.


By Associated Press.
st. LOUIS, Mo, Nov. John Milligan,
the negro who murdered three members of
family named Clark near Oklahoma City,
was captured last night in East ST Louis,
Oden and later broke down and confessed,
saying his intention was ROBBERY, but the
murder became necessary to make the rob-
berry successful.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

be put in place. Another week Of good
weather will put the manufacturers
building under cover. The administrn-
ton building rose two stories IN eight
thus far on the buildings Of tile Mid
also making rapid pr rcss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

HNtflNI 70 Tut NUNFVKV'
Galveston Tex, Nov. 7.--There are two
areas Of high pressure on to-nights map;
one over the country east Of the Mississippi
river and one over the Rocky mountain plh.
teau. and these are divided by a through OF
low pressure extending from the upper Mis-
souri, valley southwark over Texas over
which latter seetion Is deepest.
The temperature has changed hut slightly
or has risen except over the northwest II
hns fallen shnrply.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08
FAILURE AT REAGAN.

Special to the Gazette.
Reagan, Tex, Nov.7 .-Peyton X Mccoy,
general merchants, have filed deed Of
trust, naming h. W. Robins as trustee,
Your correspondent Is unable 10 get state
statement Of the assets and liabilities
The failure is attributed TO inability to
colleuu outstanding accounts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

BY Associated Press.
San Francisco. Cal. Nov. T.--Proeress
days. The various concessionaries ara
Winter fair Is highly satisfactory. Tbs
brick work Of the art building 4 com.
peted The mechanics building Il nrnc
tlcally under roof. The roof Of the mar.
tcaltural building will not take long IA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08
For that "out o. sorts" feeling
Take Bromo'Sel,zer--trial bottle 10 eta.

After all. it is the condition of trade
that regulates the fashions, Nearly ali
kindS of garments are worn longer in
dull times than in prosperous ones.-Bos-
ton Courier.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08
KILLED ON THE TRACKS.
SDpcinl 10 thp Go1atta

lli!sboro, Tex, Nov. DAN Carroll,
a negro about % years old, who lives in
tort Worth ana was working on the sec
tion near here. to-day was sent out to
nag an incoming train. He sat down
on the track and went TO sleep. The
truiu came along, ran over and killed him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08
A NEWSPAPER CASE.

Houston. Tex. Noy. 7-About a year
agO A. r. Railey got judgment for
$500 against the Galveston News IN
libel, the News having puhlished . dozen.
nent LEFT by d negro. A new trial WAS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

Governor Hogg and Ex-Governor Gibbs
are a-dsiliu', and The Gazette counsels
other ambitions fishers Of men to lind out
what their hooks are baifed with.