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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-26


Inc session OF lS03-O4 will open in
III three departments as follows:
department Of literature. science and
arts At Austin Sept ~, 1898.
Department Of law at Austin, Sept. p,
1873.
Department OF medicine at Galveston
Oct. ., 1893
DEP ARVlIENT oIF TITEp ATYTRE
Sr1pNCr Avn Ap-rS
VI" ~
Iaculiy-fIteeA professors, Iour tu-
tors aud four fellows.
Schoos-Of biology excellent lnhora-
tory, aquarium and yiyar1al, chemistry
tuly cnippcd laboratory, English,
Greek, history. Romance languages, leu
TONG Ilngiiages,. Latlq, mn!henallcs,
Instruments, models, etc, for courses in
civil engihcering), pedagogy, philosophy
and political science. physics (ample lab
oratory and apparntusl.
REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION.
Candidates ,nust not no Iesq than 10
years oll and AZ good moral character
Entrgrce examinations will begin in
Sept. W 1894. and again three DAYS
later Such examinations are also Of
fcred 70 the public each year on the sec
ond Wednesday in June at every athli-
ntcl high school in order to save travel
TO Austin
Graduates of the Sam Houston normal
A. < NJ college, and holders of first
grade stnte ccrfiiicates nre admitted on
the Same footing as graduates of ap-
proved high schools.
fees aud expehses-On mntriculatiOn
each student will pay $50. winch admits
him 10 any or ali departments for any
number Of wears. Board, with fur
nishcd room. can be obtnincd In Austin
at from S13 to 500, aud in Breckenridge
Hall the cost Of living, including every
thing has been reduced to S13 per
II
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-26
IN THE CITY.
MONEY FOR COTTON.

Numerous press dispatches Of late DATES
from different parts of the state have
announced that the cotton crop through
out Texas was excellent, but that the
farmers feared that there would not be
money enough to move the crop. A Ca
zctte reporter talked with leading cot
ton buyer Of this city ngarding the sub
ject. He Is Of the opinion thai there
viii be some trouble experienced IN rais-
ing money, but as 10 himself he was
well fixed having received $2O,ODO IN
gold from Europe yesterday and VIII re-
ceivc shipments of more or less every
few days from now until the Gloss Of the
season.
THE little sprinkle of rain we had to-
day." he continued. will prove very
beneficial TO the crops In this section, but
no mora rain Is really needed
AT about what price will tho market
openr the reporter asked.
AT about g cents was the answer,
"but this point will depend more on the
quality Of the cotton and the size Of the
whole Texas crop"
Have you received any information az
to the number Of bales in this years
CROP
Il have not
win the crop be as large rs last
Year,"
II am Of the opinion that Il will be
about the same In Texas, but It 10 yet
quite early to make an estimate
From what the reporter gleuned from
the different buyers the farmers may rest
assured tiat there win be enough mOney
to move The crop
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-26
a QUEER ssaNIa.
Farmer White is Both Lavish and
Destructive.

DANBURY. Conn. Aug. 2c,-WilliAm
Ward white, a weii.to-do farmer Of this
place, has become insane. A few days ago
he lore down his barn, aud the next day he
chopped down two large maple trees that
had been planted on the lawn in front OF
his house by his father many years ago
He said he was going to tear down hts
house next week Yesterday he was taken
10 the nlnshousc and placed In the insure
ward until he can be taken TO the state
insane asylum at Mlddletown.
When placed In custody the poor old man
had shaved on his hair. mOustache and
whlskers on one. side.
He owns much valuable property ana
fancies he owns thousands OF acres OF the
best land In the section.
One OF his yagarlea Is 10 refuse all rood
that IS not prepared by his friends, and q
short time ngO when placed under restraint
for thirty days, refused during that time
20 touch food and water that was not
brought to HIN by relatives OF friends
He Is now trying 70 starye himself be-
caiise, he SAYS. hls former friends have
proved themselves TO be his enemies and
lie cannot trust them. He says there are
but four rood DersOns--the Almighty, the
SaviOr, the Virgin Mary and blnself. All
Others Were creatures no better than
worms.
He snys God communicates with the
world through the thunder aud the Voice
Of Hon. aud he thinks himself the Hon
He il lavish with Ills Imaginary bank ac-
counts and dasiy gives checks for hundreds
OF thousands OF dollars.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-26
EsTABLISHED ISIS.

We have been with Forth Worth since
the beginning and have made our bust
ness the largest exclusive retail grocery
in Texas by handling such goods as:
The incompatible Batavia brand of
canned goods.
The ever-sweet and fresh Belle Springs
creamery butter.
The uniform high grade c. & S. ia.
nous Boston teas and coffees.
Gordon Il Dilworth's preserves, and
many other reputable brands upon which
we place our absolute guarantee as to
quality.
We sell what the people want and the
people buy from u.s.
TURNER & DTNGEE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-26

LONDON, Aug. ga dispatch 10 tho
Times from bangkok says Lemyre Devil.
that the Slamese government dismiss ali
Danish officers from the Slamese soryire'
The effect Of such dismissal viii be the dis,
organization % the SlamesP army and
reason 70 fear France Is seeking d nretext
20 satisfy the demands OF the Chauvinlsts
IN Saigon, who desire the acquisition 81
more Siainese territory on the right bank
OF the, Mehoug river, Dcvilers has mi.
nounced IN bangkok that four more French
MI, WI snips are on the way 70 that div.
the sl9nese. foreign minister has been ah'
journed without date '' 'eSn au'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-26
roRT woRrn uNIvnRsIrY.

School opens at tho, Fort Worth uni.
scrsl'y Tues'hy September 5. Students
should BE- present as far as possible the
l,re' Any An schools are provided. from
we Junior preparatory" Tor the iitile
un'$, ~ those Of and including academic
q college preparation. college, prolcs.
soma and postgraduate c0nrses' IN.
s, ~ py the best teachers, assisted
!; 'npssloF eq'Lpmens, with very moder-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-26

The Cotton Belt. on account of meet
ing of the United Brothers of Friendship
will be held at Tyler, commencing Aug.
2S, will make a rate of one and one-third
fares on the certificate plan, as per cir
culnr 1922
Mr. +. W. Gross will act as secretary
Of the meeting, and Mr. II. w. Parks.
ticket agent of the International and
Great Northern, will oiiiciate as joint
agent.
a rate of fare and one-thiri
on the certificate plan is also authorized
for synod of Texas of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church. which will be held
at Tyler. Tex, Sept IS to 20.
Mr.. $. NJ, Templcton will act as sec
rotary of this meeting and Mr.. j. C.
Galloway, ticket agent Cotton Belt, will
oliiciate as joint agent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-26
al5 Hoasloa street. lisl6i MaIn 80 -.
wlLL PREACH AGAIN SUNDAY.

Row. W. O. Bailey Of Houston, who
preached at the Broadway Baptist church
last Sunday, has. upon the urgent re-
quest Of Tint church, consented 10 te-
main over and occupy the pulpit the
coming Sabbath.
An who have heard the gentleman arc
very much pleased with him. aud Il Is
probable that he will be given cnl to
become their pastor on Oct, ! when the
10 engage M evunEplisiic work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-26
INrHRNATIoNAL LEcruIues.

The oil-painted pictures Illustrating
HUMANS Pilgrims Progress, will be
used al each Of the ensuing lectures ut
Mulkey Memorial church, to be re-
sumed on Sabbath night Lectures also
on Monday and Thursday nights Of next
week ef the same series II Is impor-
tart that not one Of the series should
be missed II the hearcr would ret a
full understanding of this Important
work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-26
Chicago, Rock Island and Texas
Railway.

Why lose n business day when you can
take the new Vestibule train via Great
Rock Island Route" leaving Fort Worth
daily at $40 p. M, arriving at Engle-
wood Worlds fair station at 0;3G a.
m. ord Chicago. Van Buren, street depot
at 10 o'clock Il. IN. second morning in
time for a full day at the Worlds fair.
For tickets and information call on
c. ID. LUSK,
Ticket Agent. Union depot.
o. p. BYERS,
Gen'l Agent. sos Main st.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-26

NEW YORK, Aug. a5.-ReaI es,,,o :.
New YORK presents a curious phase ~
present. There Is more frst.cinss r npSnor ~
seehlhg 2 mortgage than usual. and tba
nnlolnl ~, 81 hi1rigages oyey,lne Is larger than
usual, The Press estimates that there '' a.a
IN New York SJOO.O0O, 900 Of mari y, Wy ass
onsfJ1sl THAT i would seem to be danger,
H ~ peslslou' says that paper 'Sn Ii i
~ one respect hut not In another ir,,,ss
NOR tgaEee Is quite willing 10 wnit ia,s,
ny, Inv ' Wan, me seenrliy Is good, for he does
nnN ne would very much prefer Ia NAN n, y
lien than TO take the rruilertv :, ~ NV'u the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-26

ASHLAND. Wis, Aug. 25.-At Irnnvood
last night. 1900 unemployed gathered max
ing demands aud threats for work nr broad,
The condition Of unemployed there Is ter.
rlble, several thousand being uut OF work.
me authorities are trying to devise means
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-26
a. 7. LuoKErr nESIGNs.

Yesterday A. p. Luckc,t resigned Tho
presidency Of the Merchants National
bank, This action was taken because M
Mr. l.pekettis failing health, and he will
Leave IA q fcw days on trip for IA,
benent Of his houlth, His successor Will
moi be chosen, as the bank Is now in pro
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-26

ST PAUL, MINI, Aug. 25.-Hospitallty,
such as the Northwest knows how TO ex-
tend, was offeted today TO the foreign yls-
TORS on an excursion to the wheat fields.
They were driven about the city and To-
night a reception was rendered at the
Commercial club
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-26

LAWRENCE, Kan. Aug. o5.-Ihe Kan
sas water and Light company. supplying
the city OF Lawrence with water closed its
plant az o O'Clock this morning because
OF inability to make settlement with the
city on hack hydrant rental. This leaves
the city wholly without water supply.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-26

dren 70 finish a course and much time
ma expenze will be shyed, and high At
tain.nents in scholarship and character
are almost sure to follow. For fuli in
formation. apply at the university; or
by letter 10 Or. o. l.. FISHER, PRESIDENT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-26
COAL, COAL.

= re r rexsas and Pacific Coal company az
f'r,ii " VIII Tex, are now prepared 10
i in,i'nng coal, from their mines al 1lmr.
S SS ifx ,o IN lots by the car or train.
i9regsS NY tons Per day. For prices
S iTes . Aims, secretary. Fort NORTH,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-26
"Besides the Profit From the Invest
ment, There Has Been Salts
faction Which Cannot
be Measured in
Dollars and
Cents"
ALL PREMIUMS RETURNED WITH
INTEREST.

Kansas City, No. Feb. "A, 1898.
John A. Brown. manager,
Dear Sir-I have your request that
l give n line showing my experience
with the Equitable Life Assurance society
and i checrfully comply, having this
day received cash settlement on my
twenty-payment. tweniy-year. ioniine
policy, No. S3.OUi tS5OODl which l TOOK
out when / was 81 years Of age.
4 hasty glance into the past twenty
years shows that | have paid ihc Equi-
table $500 In premiums IN that time
and have now received from them $500
IN cash. A return Of the premiums paid:
with Interest on the same at the rate oil
nearly 4 per cent per annum.
! wish also To add that. besides the
profit / have received from the invest.
ment, there has been satisfaction. AL
the time since the policy was issued in
knowing that ! was carrying 50 satisfac.,
tory an investment, which, IN case of
misfortune. would have been available
for those it was my duty % protect and
provide for. which cannot be measured
In dollars and cents. Very truly, etc,
O.. Il. PUTNAM
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-26
WILL PLAY TODAY.

AT $50 this afternoon on the grounds
of Tho Fort Worth Tennis dub Stuart
Moore and A. Afesscr will play n game
for the Championship Of the city. The
contest Is 10 decide whether the winner
Of the singles today shall olso. be the
city champion as well as the winner OF
the tournament. or whether the honors
achieved in the recent contest shall be ali
the laurcls he will wear this season.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-26

The celebrated ORD Monarch DO c;cars
are, sold by j. Z. Taylor, cigar dealer
and contectioner. @. c. Lawson's ma
Bill and Joe's old reliable chop houses
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-26

You should try the Electric baths
effects II eredieatei all Impurities from
the blood. makes the complexion clear and
bright, removes all pilpples aud hlotches;
all Stiffness az the joints, or soreness Of
iauseie caused by rheumatism, over
work or at.Aln.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-26

DULUTH. MINI, Aug. 25.--Almost the
entire crew OF the steamer Dixon, plying
between Duluth and Port Arthur, ont. have
been DISCHARGED for smuggling Canadian
whisky. tobacco, and other dutiable goods,
aud Cinnamon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-26

=. MS MS, Rose Cleveland, sister Of no
his en'Is 4 Is spending a few DAYS with
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-26
TIE CONTEST or THE CONDUCT
ORS.

Geo Clark. TT w. & D....... ot5O
Joe Scully. Texas aud Pacific. . T,Ol
Dave Iclin. Texas aud Pacific. -. 1865
John Mccarthy, Cotton Bclt.... 1880
W. Il. Bell 1T w. & D...a.. 3iOs
u. II. Woodward Texas aud Pacific 32Sl
VI. 5. Bogcrt, Tcans and Pacific. 3ll2
W. VI. Ilalpey. II, x r. C....... 300
!. w. Dixon, Rio Gnndc. ...... lbs
r. Paul Texas aud Pacific. ..... 2426
T., 4. Koran, Texas aud Pnclic. sos
Il. II. Farmer Rock Island. ... 2232
G, w. Smith, Texas and Pacific. 913j
Jas, Conner, Texas aud pacihc.. POO
$. NJ Garrett. Texas and Pacific. . 2Ojg
II. Sinclair, Cotton Bclt..... 3nj1
Chls. Elliott Texns and Pacific. %. 1919
q. w. Richards, Texas and Pacific 1900
Julie Alvord, IT, w. & D........ 1870
II Cobb, Cotton Belt........... 1909
j. r. Ingram, Texas and Pacific. 1915
Chas. Harrll. Cotton Belt. mn, 7aB
w. -. Settle, H. * II, C........, ~
J' - ittg '....:........o w
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-26

MANITowoC, Wis. Aug. o5.-Tbe hodv
of George Burnet, cashier OF the dcfiinHt
state bank, was found IN the river this
morning. Probably suicide.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-26

Why 60 iimpinE arouna ~ -ha,.,.
when You can be cured wiz 1 ISia'..ssl
baths at the NatatorIun-at boo s ssrh,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-26

II you feel debiltated, weak or ner
yous Try an Electric bath at the Natato-
rum. 1t viii cure you.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-26

Stages or Private Conveyances can be secuas1
Tor Mason Fredericksburg and all interior tow,
A. N. LEITNAKER' e
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-11-25

REYNOLDS will in few days have
in a nice line of jewelry Of all kinds.
The Knights of Pythias Of Noun
tain Home will give grand ball on
Thanksgiving evening-next Thurs-
day. II will be grand and plea
SAINT affair, for each member Of this
worthy and growing order will ex-
ert himself for the comfort Of those
who attend. By all means 20 and
take your best girl with you.
C. e. Boyer, recently from Bea'
trice. Nebraska, has arrived here
with his family, and purposes en-
tering into the tinsmith business se
soop as he can obtain suitable guar
ters. Mr.. Boyer 10 now located II
the Morris building, at the NORTH
end of town, and is prepared TO de
all kinds Of repair work in the tin
smith line.
Commissioner Manion has returned
from his trip 10 the mountains
He says Bryan Il Co., have suspend
ed work on their placer claims nea
Iester's ranch, on the South Boise
for the winter. but they will rcne'
operations next spring, as they ar
entirely satisfied with the output
the yellow stuff during the short
run they were enabled to make b
fore freezing weather set in.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-11-25
Arrangement Committ'

Sheriff Gray will return from the
mountains this evening.
Judge White Of Shoshone, is a
visitor in Mountain Home.
Leave your orders with Reynolds.
the Jeweler, for your silver ware.
C. r. Shaw, of the firm Of Rey-
nolds Il Shaw. came in from Cald-
we'll Thursday evening. c. X. il
always welcomed here by q host OF
friends.
The November number Of Toll
ettesn 10 at hand. For a more de
sirable fashion book none can sur
pass .'Toilettes." l. aides who have
their dressmaking done at home
also dressmakers who have oncs
tried the patterns ard styles OF thu
"Toilettes" claim they give NOR
satisfaction than any other. TIT
subscription price is only $50 pc
year in advance; single copy 15c
The special paper pattern, for II
cents, is alone worth the subscrip
ton price. Address, Toilettes Pub
! fishing Co., 126 West 23d st., Ne'
, York.
VIM. M. Ingersoll, late residen
manager for the Mountain HON
Canal and Land Company, left her
Thursday evening for his home Il
Denver, Col, where he expects I
r spend the winter with his famil
, and return to Idaho in the spring
' The BULLETIN much regrets sha
E Mr.. Ingersoll Is no longer connecte
{ with the irrigation company, for "
: are sure that his management of tn
g company's affairs has been satisfa'
tory TO the people with whom ;
. has come in contact and also TO th
interest of the company. His f
miliar face was seen early and la
riding around the canal system
see II everything was progressir
properly and that each one was r
ceiving his just q mount Of waite
and there has been much LEI
trouble this season than formerl
We think it will be hard matt
ror the company y get man wi
will replace Mr.. lngersoli by loo
ing after the inter sts of the con
pany as well as he did. and y
having 50 little tn public with tho
entitled 10 water.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-11-25

Capt. Geo. w. Hill and wife were
visitors here yesterday.
Lawyer Tom Catalan arrived here
from Boise on last evenings train.
The Sandwich Island controversy
is waxing hot and the end is not yet.
John Howard came down from
Rocky Bar q few days ago on his
way east.
Tuesday evening C. n. Smart, of
Shainwsld Bros. Co., returned from
successful business trip to Bru-
neau valley.
The Rocky Bar stage did not ar
rive till 2 o'clock this morning, ow-
ing TO deep snow between Dixie and
Pine Grove.
Mrs. w. r. Rathbun and three
children came in from the Bar last
night and will take this evenings
train for Colorado.
An excellent company of colored
Jubilee singers gave pleasing en-
tertainment in this place Tuesday
night TO a crowded house. They
are known as the Queen City Quar-
tette.n
The BULLETIN man is editor, bust,
ness manager, devil and general
roustabout and has but little time
to skirmish for news. Therefore
If you know of an item worth print
ing please drop into the Office ant
report 1t.
At a rattle for a fine clock q
REYNOLDS jewellery store Thursda,
night, DIR. Smith, representing tn
: BULLETIN. threw 40 and took tn
; prize. Being the first thing W
ever got by chance, we feel thank
/ full TO the Doctor.
3 "Curative Physical Culture" wa
Q the title of an interesting lectur
, given at the school house Monda
0 evening by Mrs. Helen Stafford Q
7 San Francisco. The lady has %
!. cured q large class, composed Q
I ladies', whom she will instruct ]
d the health giving art.
Commissioner Manion thinks tbs
his luck has at last changed 4
the better. A few days ago b
went out TO hunt and drive up
valuable mich COW and on findin
! the animal he observed that 81
! was the mother of two fine calve
: A COW giving birth to twins we b
{ lieve is rare occurrence.
r, Hutchins & Kunneoke have be-
IS compelled to enlarge their me
y. market in order TO accommodate the
Or numerous customers. They ha'
10 also recently put up big boiler al
Z furnace and can now turn out hea
4 cheese, sausage, etc, at rap
ct rate. August is still a Democrat
Sc candidate for Alderman for the IN
ward.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-11-25
keep your Eye on this Space for
BARGAINS!


THUNDERSTORM h@t8kG%
The De Lamar Nugget Of the 18th
gives the following particulars OF
the escape Of Herb Halverson, at
Silver City, who had been sentenced
TO eighteen months imprisonment
in the penitentiary:
Sheriff Ballard, having had bust
ness calling him to De Lamar on
Sunday, left his prisoner in Jail
with John Brady in charge. Brady
got good deal smarter than he 10
wise, and in the evening, after dark,
took the prisoner, first TO McCabe
& Murphy's, where he threw q stiff
drink into him. taking about four
fingers himself, which made him
feel so cheerful and generous that
he concluded to blow himself in for
oyster stews for himself and CON-
panion. They went into the China
restaurant, where Johnny ordered
the suppers in royal style, while
Holberson stepped into the back
room to wash his hands. Holvcr-
son did not apparently like the looks
Of the soap and towels, so he quietly
walked out of the. back door and
finding no one to interfere, 10 still
walking. 80 far as Brady or any Of
the officials are informed. Brady'i
CONSERVATION and disgust at finding
his companion was more fond Of hi
freedom than Of an oyster stew mus
be imagined. The only blame which
can be laid upon Sheriff Ballard TO
this unfortunate escape 10 that h
should leave such smarty IL
charge Of the Jail. 1t is said Hol
verson made some very seriou
threats against his father and siste
during the trial. and it is feared h
may wreak a vengeance on then
while at liberty.