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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

- nasumbrance on farms ana hor,as
( 10, ~ per cent bears interest nj rafes
,sss uian per cent. 81 Der cent q, ths
49, u per cent, 90 per cent a, rates
s.ea.er than per cent, and ii ne,. @s,,,
| y ,,o,.,.se kreAter than per cent. The
c,u,,h7r. Hiue OF each owned and In
sssuniinpered farm In the United Stasas 4,
sSft4, OF each incuubered home ssssn ~
ena me average incumbrance On nsch
VI ,he farms Is Sl22$; on each lncun,ls,.'
ga nome, sl2ga. The Sss.n55 ~ ,,,ss M.
Jset 10 incumbrance are worth a. AZ,
s sae' 10, ana the incumbrance il n ess
NJ, W. son " 5000 per cent OF the value
ny ny opy.ssS homes subject TO incum-
france are valued at 500. 6S2. sIl. ana Az
incumbrance is 5000, e45, Goa or 20 't IS
per cent Of the value o."
ne cities OF 5000 to 100 900 population
nave zl4,tlS incumbered homes ncc,,'
PIE a oy owners, worth s7sg. Sts Az ,,,i,h
~ insunbrance amounting 10 5000 Al,
80 wnich IL 3s.s5 per cent of thu. y,Iuc
o,,. Wy cltes or 100000 population and
over the value OF the 1dS.l59 incunha,ed
MONIES occupied by owners is sasi 20,
oil and these homes are incun,hs,s.s
lot SisS' V29 sSS, or for 1907 per cent ~
usiF Vaine. In the country outside ~
cities ana towns OF 5000 populafion and
over the value OF the 427, lei incunbered
MONIES occupied by owners is SOUS sa5
~ a. - tue nNuinDrance is 1851 ali 7Q6
or SG'0 per cent OF the value. In he
ei,les having at least 100000 poprla-
.ion 1850 represents the average yalue
OF each owned and incumbered horne
New York has the highest value $40
z9oi San Francisco second with sfeas.
brooklyn third with sTs4p. on,sha
fourth with S7l79, and Washington fifth
The annual interest charge on each
owned and incumbered home In these
cities is Sl3f. The highest amount Ia
saSs In New York and the lowest il
wy IN Louisville. Denver has the high
est average rate of interest on Inc In.
euiShrance OF owned and incumhered
homes st=iaely. 1877 per cent, and New
orleans Is second with rs per cent
New York has the lowest rate. 4 ob ner
cent, and Boston stands next with Ma
per cent. Over "A per cent OF the in
cumbrance on owned farms was In
creased In buying real estate and MAX
ing improvements. and over SO per cont
OF the incumbrance was for the pur-
pose of buying and improving real
estate, investing I'm business, etc. Over
81 per cent of the incumbrance on
homes was incurred to secure the mr.
chase money and to make improve
ments.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Dallas. Tex. Aug. 8O.--Tho Library
association met this morning NJ the
Oriental. The subcommitteea reported
soribcrH
II Was decided to continue the CONF
mittec work and let the funds remain
Ia the hands OF tho COMMITTEES treas
urerR until tho requisite amount In
raised. II Is believed TO be not advl-
able 10 open the library until there Ia
1900 IN hand, nnd us the encouraging
amount OF sbGS has been raised the la
dies OF the association enrnoatly hope
that the public spirited men OF Dallas
VIII assist Ia completing the amount
icuulslte to this enterprise. TINT IL OF
such vital Importance TO this city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31
Guernsey Cows ms Economical Int
ter rrOdnncrs.

Perhaps no brood has 40 honestly
won us high rank as butter producer
Ms faa tn. Guernsey Never forced for
large records, they have always stood
upon the work they would do at the
pail or churn. IT IN especially gratify-
Ing TO notice how they are received Ia
the sections where they are introduced.
DO into New ENGLAND, down tho
Hudson, In New York. Eastern Penn
aylvaniB, Delaware, New Jersey and
even into Wisconsin, and you VIII find
moi only Ane herds OF thoroughbreds,
but you VIII notice that the darymsn
Of those sections have be6n iinpresaed
with tho fne. aubHtrntial buainoHs-liko
appearance aud golden-colored pro-
duets, ana have drawn on tho breed
for the grading up and improving tho
dairy stocks Of the section, Thelf
ability 70 produce butter fat and but.
tor at n low cost demands the atten-
Hon Of all dalrymen. Al the New York
experiment station several OF tho
dairy breeds nre being carefully tested.
The recently Issued annual report OF
The director give the rcsuite OF the first
two periods OF inctBtiOn. In each I'M
stance the Guernsey produced butter
fat AS the least cost ~ the following
nhowg.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Washington, Aug a0--rirst race
Five furlangs Beautiful Belle won.
Pilgrim second Ncedmorc third Time.
l,Oi
Second poo~slN furlongH Classic
Won Mian Gaales second Miss Madred
thlrd. Time, ms
Third raco-l Five and half furlongs.
Johnny won, Matte Chuh second,
Ponce DC Leon third Time, i;ss ~
Fourth race six ana half fUrlonga.
Pink H. won. Nocallte second. Rebccca
third, Tlmo, 1874 a.
Flfth race -Four iprlongs Mamie n
won. Nraftman second, Surgeon third.
rlInn 81
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Washington. Aug. 3O.--The supreme
lodge Of the knights of Pythias elected
officers today to serve until the next
biennial conclaye. They are supreme
chancellor. Walter b. Richie of Ohio;
supreme vlce-ohanceilor. Phillip II. Col
grove OF Michigan: supreme prelate,
Albert steinhart OF Greenville, Ala;
muster OF eNcheguer Thomas G. Sam
Pile of Allegheny City, Pa; supreme
keeper OF the records and seal, II. l..
c. White Of Nashville. Tenn. supreme
master at arms. A. b. Gardner OF
New York; supreme inner guard, James
Moulton OF New Brunswick; supreme
outer guard. John w. Thompson Of
Washington; president of the board
OF control, John A. Hinzy of Chicago.
The prize drills were continued TO-
day. The organizations competing were:
Mystic No, IL, Girard, Kan; William
Short, N. Willlamsport, No 10, Will
limsport Pa; John r. Linton. No. 5,
Latrobe, Pa; New Albany, No 8, New
Albany, Ind; Ortygi, No. 10, Phillips
burg. N. j.; Austin. No, 4. Amsterdam.
N. y. Galaxy, No. 3s. Pittsburg, Kan;
Hastings, No. 10. Hastings, Mich. Har-
mony. No. "a, Torrington. Conn; Louis
vile, No. l, Louisville, KY; Oak, No,
20. Cleveland, Ohio; Poughkeepsie. No.
-. l-ouBihttpHltt ~ lNllpW lIosHs
No. So, Allinnce, Ohio; Altoona, No 20,
Altoona Pa; Toledo. No. 30, Toledo.
Ohio; Ans6n, No. &c. Amsterdam, N. Y:
Ashland, No. 8, New York city.
Battalion drills were given by the
First Indiana regiment OF indianapolis
and the First battalion Of the Second
Ohio regiment. The Phil Sheridan d.
vision Of Syracuse, N. Y, and the d.
d. Burns Hussars OF st. Joe. Mo.
gave mounted drills Mt Fort Never
OF the eighty Pyihian papers In
the United States about thirty-1ve
were represented In the encampment
here, and today they organized Py-sl
THAN Press Association by electing
the following officers: President. Fred
Il. Wheaton, Pythian Advocate, Mime
npolis; first yice-president. Burt w.
Lyon, Pythian Voice. st. Louis; second
yice-president, w. II. st. John, Ply
THAN Knight, Rochester: third vice.
president, W. c. Donald. Pythian Her
aid. Seattle, Wash; recording secre-
tary W. d. Kennedy, Knight Errant, |
Chicago; corresponding secretary, -. |
n Chase. Pythian Herald, Lewiston,
Me-: treasurer, A. r. Riddle, Sprig OF |
Myrtle. Minneapolis. Kan: executive |
r.. r. Eldridge, Pythian |
pm. 81. Paul, chairman; VIII L. Sclsn,
ISnIght's Jewel, omaha; James a. kehl-
hoo Pythlan Reporter, New York city:
II cronhelm. Pythlan Lodge Secret.
Atlanta; 7. r. steven OF Knights OF
Pythias Magazine. CHATTANOOGA Tenn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31
cAnynn VIII. M runnn.
The Famous Hunter and Crack shot
to he Mt the Dallas Fair.


Dallas, Tex, Aug. sO.-Dr William
Frank Carver. whom the Indians eail
"rhe Evii spirit Of the Plains" and
/ who has been engaged for the Texas
State fair. IS. without the remotest
possibility OF contradiction, the great
est all-round shot with rifle. gun and
I pistol In the world He has defeated
all aspirants TO championship honors,
both at home and abroad; his rsnown
is universal, aud he stands today The
uhchailenged champion foot and horse
baek shot OF all countries--the wizard
rifieman OF the wild west.
His phenomenal skill Is OF such SUPER
lative excellence In form OF shooting
that the export rihcmen OF the world,
the practical hunters OF North Amer
lea, south Africa. Russia aud Western
Asia, and the military experts OF all
countries, acknowledge him "a be per-
feet In lighming-like ana uperiing
manipulation OF firearms
He stands on a pinnacle Of fame All
ms own, utterly unapproanhable IN
achievement in his special hcld OF en-
deavor, the most distinguished figure
today In American border life
Or. Carvcr's nomadic life among the
Indians, and his adventurous career
on the plains as trapper indian hghter
ana volunteer scout, developed re-
markable physique, wonderful powers
OF endurance and most marvellous
ability as horaeman and ail-runnd
marksman. While on the plains he
never met his equal as rifle, gun or
pistol shot. since his return 10 civil
cation sixteen years ago. when he
became u professional marksman, he
mas met and yanquished every man
the world over who has made pres
tense TO ability as champion shot
with either rifle or gun. defeating the
famous Captain A, IL, Borardus. the
celebrated MIR Scott 81 England, and
that miraculous marksman, Mr.. So
combe Of Australia.
As result OF the contest I'm which
he has engaged, Dr, Carver holds seven
world championships He Is the cham
pion rifle shot. champion endurance
rifle shot; champion breaker o. glass
balls. either with rifle or shotgun,
champion breaker OF glass balls against
time; champion pigeon shot OF the
world, holding the London Sportaman's
cup; champion bat shooter and cham
plon bufiolo hunter.
The opinion pf DR. Carver, entertained
by military authorities is well eN-
pressed In the following letter OF First
Lieutenant J. M. n, Particle, cham-
pion long distance rifle shot OF Tho
world and United states army expert
on military rifle shooting published
In the Toledo BLADE. June 10, 1898.
Recruiting Rendezvous, United
States Army, No. 22i St. clair Street,
Toledo, Ohio, June l6, lSgs.--Edlior
Blade; observed IN your issue OF last
evening Il detailed sketch Of DR. W. r.
Carver'a career as lightning rifle
shot. Every word Of your sketch Is
4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Guthrie. o. r. Aug, sO.--It has lust
developed that a strange acting young
man brought here from the Usage res
ervation q few days ago ana jaiicd on
q charge Of horse stealing, n i gin IN
mems attire. Her name Is Nav Hop
kins and for over n year she has been
the leader OF band 81 horse thieves
Her father Is a wealthy farmer living
near Lawrence. Kan, and she left home
about two years ago at the age Of II
because Of trouble with her parents
ana drifted 70 the territory and Joined
band Of outlaws
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

London. Aug. aO.--A dispatch received
mere from Rome says the report that
Mgr Satolli will return to Rome at
the end OF the year is confirmed. Ac-
cording to his dispatch. after the re-
turn of the papal delegate from the
United States, the vatican will pub
lish the result OF his mission which
VIII show as already stated that the
pope is entirely satisfied with the
work OF Mgr. satolli and that his
holiness considers that the church
questions in the United States are al
most settled,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Denlson Tex. Aug. s0.--George 8.
Coles Of the Central returned this morn
ing from Omaha
Engineer John Hanns returned on
No, from the moth.
The funeral of ex-Enginaer George
Dawer, who died at Galveston yester-
day, viii take place tomorrow.
Hereafter ncrth bound slaeperH on the
katy wa be gased at Fort Worth.
Hank Garrett, an Old time engineer
on the Missouri Kansas and Texas
out OF Deris3n, now running on the
Taylor and Daatrop, IS In the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31
WASHINGTON.
|aRn AND HOME STATISTICS.


VMcial Statement of the Number
Each With Incumbrnnces.
.'Alngton, Aug. so.-The census Of
s-se to the public today the prin-
results of the investigation of
Rome proprletorship in all of
,ales ana territories. This is the
Ss1'es'leation OF the kind ever con-
Y y any country. OF the 1885,
.'.ies In the whole country al
PET cent own their farms and
aaa the rest hire. OF the fam
:, S"ihhg farms and homes
per cent have incum-
anu over IL per cent have no
II, ~nees' The number of resident
n y 'and IN the United States is
H, g which must be added any
tAmnI VINO may be living in ten
II ~ The farm families num-
h Sl.s- OF which &C per cent own
=oS,tas and the others hire. OF
lnea families over 2S per cent
| Erppfances on their farms. In
n VI cent OF the farms were
~ ne cities that contain over
n t,p5pulation there are f.o4s,s34
or r,liies, Of which almost 2S per
/ 81, ~ q per cont hire, while
IL II s families IS per cent own
a 49, nenmbrance. Among the
4 ror. 4ge'Ose people and over
i tn aus the highest per cent Of
4 MIN near 1861; Boston Is
Il M per cent: Brooklyn third
d M W cent; Jersey city fourth,
4 Ritb cent and Cincinnati
4 d X. 'e.a- per cent. The per-
\ xxx, baltimore IS 1891; Bnnalo.
~ 49, iL2s; Cleveland. Co 90:
a. minneapolis. 6s.SG; New
A isw p Paul, 1890: san Fran
n n, aud Washington. d. O..
A Sess y Hnailest percentage 5e.
oaas.t, hhs,s'on into contrast with
4 n q f psa 2. Population. almost q
d e,,-,y,.evo home families living
. ~ sAa homes and g per cent
\ ~ ~i,,,a owning families II per
4 tsiue incumbrance.
n tns ho, ~ l.969, 500 inoumbered
srlsfs ',,nes Is s5.es7. ase. esS and
e d Il ,' rees Aggregate 81 fsg sas-
INT OF the value OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Memphis. Tenn. Aug. S0.--A special
to the commercial-Appeal from Birm-
inxham, Ala says when the state
executive committees OF the koibites.
Populists and Republicans met here
Tuesday and made out a slate Of con-
gresslonal noialnees to be named at
their district Conventions next week.
they left The seventh district Without
a candidate II was at FIRST thought
thsfy intended 70 support Congressman
benson, Democrat. because o his free
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Bells lea, Aug. 20. Yesterday after
noon about b aelocls Mr., rom Crosby
had the misfortune 90 .get his hand 80
badly cut In n gin stand seven nleh
northwest OF here as to neecsaitatc nip-
aud elbow.
Tho cotton market nna opened here
az about y cents There will be Il good
crop gatherod, Bpllworms are Doing
rpme damage 10 late cotton IN some
nelds, but most OF the cotton VIII 90.
cape them.
our town, Is not expected TO 1.-Two untll
night,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Dallas, Tex, Aug, 2O.-The Repubil-
cans of the Tenth district met in the
council chamber OF the city hall at 0
n. m, and nominated Mr.. a. ] Rosen-
thai of Galveston for congress and r.
u. Hawley Of Galveston was chosen
chairman OF the executive committee
of the Tenth district.
Mr.. Rosenthal will make strong
campaign against Miles Crowley. the
Democratic nominee. The Republicans
of the Tenth district are not divided
and Mr. Roseuthal says he will poll the
full strength OF the party.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Valley Mills. Tex, Aug. s0.--Mr. hin
ley r. Bioodworth one of the pioneers
Of Besque county. died this morning
8 months lie was bOrn IN Wilson
county Tennessee in lai7: moved 10
Texas IN 1850: located near Valley Minis
ii 1852. whore he has since resided
Hh was highly respected and hororea
by all who knew him. He had been n
consistent member OF The Baptist
church for fifty-seyen years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Dayton. Ohio. Aug. s0.-I.ord Clay
ton trottad a mile IN 2Ig, beating his
own and the worlds record on a hnlf
mile track, every quarter In 3s Sec
ondR.
The 2.A pace Jack won. Little Dick,
BeargRrd, Secret, second third and
fourth, respectively Best time. arg.
The 2;zg rot six hsats--proctor won.
Grandy second Peopria n third, Walter
King fourth Best time, zlf.
Yearllng trot; oie-half mile heats;
sell second. Time. i.2s "a, 1876, i.25.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

sheepshead Bay. Aug. 20 -Flrai race
--Futurity course Applause won. Ow.
:e.t second. s'ayora (coltj third. limo.
Liz -
Second race-Mlie and thrce-six-
fecnihs, Reaper stakes. Dorian won,
Sir Knight second Pocahontaa third
Time, 2;0I So
Third race Five and huif furlongs
Sapphire stakes. Dolabra won. Urania
second. Mckee third Time. f:cs e-5.
Fourth raee-ocean hand,cap. one
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Dalas TEX Aug. 40. IN. ]. Moore.
nolored delegate to tho Black aud
Tan convention eiom Fails county. got
into . negi'b dive last night and was
touched for gont Alled watch, a dln-
i1ond pcerf PIN nrd % IN hard oGth.
Moore submitted 10 the police report
OF tho mnnnar IN which he wps front
ed, and the women viii be called upon
90 Explain the disappearance Of Moorc'a
property.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Denton, Tex, Aug. 80 denton No. q.
was defeated In match game this
afternoon by picked nine from Deca-
tur. Sunset Alyord and slldelI: acorr 10
to 10, Batteries. Denton Mccormick.
Ham and Ham. Visitors, cnlber-
house. Blythe and lyon Of Decatur.
Umplres, Woods and Alexander. Time
OF game 1880. The Ec1ae Mines viii play
at the park tom0rr ~ forenoon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

New Albany. Miss. Aug. Cocoon
gresham John G. Kyle was renon-
mated BY the second district Demo-
cratic congressional convention today
A resolution indorsinB his course In
opposing the repeal OF the purchasing
clause OF the Sherman bill and demand-
ing the free coinage Of silver was
adopted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Namphis, Tenn. Aug. 30.-A carload
of corn chat passed through here on
August p was unloaded al Mobile.
Ila'. today and was found % contain
the body or white man VINO mao pteh
isr.,,, napers found on him he Is be-
iisye5 ID 81 A. W Mason OF Carthage,
No The corn came from Missouri
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

silver Views, hut today Il WAS learned
that they are quietly arranging 10 nom-
mate Kolb in that district, though ne
docs not reside in H. AZ the state cleo
ton every county In the seventh went
for kolb, and his friends do MT
deny he is a candidate. and feel con-
huent he can be elected 10 congress
abandoned al hope OF making him gov
ernor or senator.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Amsterdam, Aug. 30, II appears that
the attack upon the Dutch expedition
sent TO chestlse the rajah OF Lambok
was planned by one OF the old princes
who had been melted to do so BY the
native chiefs. The Dutch commanders
are taking steps to stir up the Sas.
sack chiefs against the Balinese, The
latter have been reinforced from the
landslide of Matara
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Amsterdam. Aug. So,--A dispatch re-
ceived here from Batavia says that
Mataram. the capitol OF the Island OF
Lambok, where the Dutch troops have
recently met with serious reserves at
the hands of the Bnlinese, is In the
possession Of the rebels. The dispatch
adds that Mataram is being bombarded
by the Dutch fleet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Austin, Tex. Aug. sO--Judge Reagan
left this morning for Palestine to be
absent several days. AS there is
deadlock in the congressional conven-
tion OF the Palestine district the trip
Of the judge there at this time may
be considered significant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Liverpool Aug. 3O.-Twenty Catholic
ciergymen Just ordained for missionary
work at st. Paul, Dubuque, Omaha,
Chicago. Kansas city and Duluth,
sailed for the United States yester-
day on board the White sar line steam
ship Germanlc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Waco. Tex. Aug. COL. *. street.
chairman OF the Populist party OF the
Nineteenth judicial district, has called
a convention to be held here on the
18th proximo for the purpose OF nom
mating candidate for district Judge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

rxeter. n. H.. aug. so,-rle cotton
miiis * Inc Exeter Manufacturing
nonnany idle since March, VIII re-
sumo operations ia part q rs.-fsnay
and viii start with full force sep
TENDER 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Rotterdam, Aug. 90.--one case Of
cholera is reported here today and
two cases OF the same disease We're
reported at Spykenisse. At Matstrlcht
two additional cases of cholera have
been recorded and at Amsterdam one
death from cholera has occurred.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Huntsville. Tex. Aug, s0---A. McKin-
ney of Walker and J. -. Peyton OF
Trinity were nominated by the Thirty
eighth fiotorlal convention. Chiffon
WINS unanimously lndorsad.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Dartmouth, Aug. gO.--The Vlellant
contrary 10 expectations, did moi tnlte
part m the tegatta OF the Royni Darts-
mouth club today. She will, however
IN an probability meet the gatanlta IN
race here tomorrow. 80
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Washington, Aug. 3O.--Original. Jas.
M. Ellington, Bedford, Tarrant county.
Mexican war survivors. increase.
John Barnes, Pottsboro, GraYson
county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Hartford. Conn, Aug. 2O-rhe Dem
ocratic state committee has voted to
hold the state convention September
25. at New Haven.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Cisco. Tex. Aug. s0.--A match game
OF baseball was played here this even.
Ing between the Jewell club OF this
county and the Moran club OF shaokie-
ford county. resulting IN a victory for
the former by a score of Al 10 Is.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

No Noyeitv.--p arlfo.-f7t mugt be q
peculiar sensation 70 be hypnofised. Z"
clarke--'I understand that you feel
ltbout the came a. you do when your
wife makes Up hes mind.'.-Ruek.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31
Morley Visits Cnrncxie.

London. Aug. 3O--Mr. Morley. chief
secretary for Ireland. is visiting An
drew Carnegie at Cluny Castle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Gatesville Tex. Aug s0.-Iion. C. X.
Bell. member OF congress. Will speak
here next Monday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

Washington, Aug. g0.-,rhe cash bal
ance in the treasury today was $127,-
sO7,679. of which s55.31S.SO4 was gold.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

This shows thH Guernsey 70 BE- the
mont economic producers Of butter and
such golden yellow butter tool There
tive feature on tie market II n truly
Haid that the GucrnReys have but 10 be
tried 70 be appreciated.
WM. H. CALDWELL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-31

dianapolis. 80. -
oinnati. 0. " N'''
land. 10 S'e''-
c, a. phiIlladelphia-Phlladelphia. III.
AZ MISUNDERSTANDING, i rlttsDurg.
Vile, 3.
"A. A. Sioux city--sioux city, II; Do
iodo 8.
AZ Boston--B Boston 2, st. Louis 2.
Al Milwaukee-M Milwaukee ., Grand
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sI0RY Of THE GREAT STRIKE
aowAnD WANTS CERTAIN
o,rsrIoNs ANSWERED..

rad the strikers to Use Coupling
an A. =. A. Mcn-'rhc Commits
.djoarns TO Meet in wash
lagoon on september 20.