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The weekly tribune., 1894-05-18

Maj Hughes returned Yesterday from
a visit to his gold mining properties il
the Hogo district.
The Montana brewery has issued cir
culars that the first issue of their beel
will be made today.
Dillon Examiner: joseph Tfimborp OF
Great Falls was in the city during the
last week visiting friends.
Rev Dolls will preach the memorial
sermon to the old soldiers on Sunday
May -, in the Catholic church.
Preparations are being made at Fort
Benton for the annual prospectipg of the
bars OF the Missouri below that place,
Several gentlemen from Nehart lett
by the afternoon train yesterday for the
new diggings on the Big Dry in Dawson
county.
j. y. Mayer, formerly Of the Montana
Central, mas been appointed super,ntend-
ent Of the Cascade dilision of the Great
Northern.
The Neihart train Yesterday morning
was longer than usual, as it consisted OF
t@enty-elght 'reight cars besides passen.
ger aches.
In the dst..ct court the case Of the
Boston Land improvement company
agt 'nst Emma Dougherty was dismlssed
without prejudice yesterday.
The following Great Falls citizens
came in on the train from the west yes
terday: Jere Leslie, +. Z. Atkinson, M.
). Burns, T.. q. Maclay. &. w. Taylor,
H. f. Collett, and S. n. Dickey.
Boulder Sentinel: About ..go Cree In.
dams will ergsge in sun dance at Great
rails on June 10 at the fer grounds.
lnf'an depredations will be the next
thing we hesr o'. Ihey generally fol-
low the dance.
The report comes from Fort AssInni-
boine thai the CON panles Of Inr.an sol.
dlers enlisted about year Ego g to be
'sbanded. II is Sd d that tie ,empts
to educate lac Ino ans to be sold cis
have not been successful.
John Eenner has purchased from Ira
W Smith the undivided half Of lot /. |
block 319, and the undivided half of the |
vest half or lot ., block 3G9, Bristol |
1otel properly on Second street, near |
FIRST avenue south. paying for the same
s"o,CCo.
The following deeds were recorded
Jane McDermott TO james
ireeley, lot /, block 553, Sixth addition
1900; James Greeley to Townsite com
,any, lot |, block 55S, Sixth addition.
;GCO; August Spomer to II. S. Green,
vest half OF lot IL, block 81, s3C).
Arrivals at the Park: III Davidson.
\ L Goodkind, F. p Wetmeyer, Helena;
Ii Nelson, Cascade; Dudley DuBose,
Montana; L g Hathaway, Missoula; Il
2 Beach, Detroit; c Dormitzer, Spokane;
2 } Anderson, j l. Dilworth, White
sulphur Springs; G. Currie, Jr, Cora.
In short time the Montana Herold
6erman) will be renewed under a new
Management The building next to the
fontana hotel, on Central avenue,
as been leased for the Office of
ublication. Otto Schoenfeld will be
he editor and w. Stein business man.
ger.
Patrick Troy OF Butte, says he has dis
overed a new invention for preventing
ne dust from being carried away in the
noke Of smelters and mills. In CONVEX
stion with Q Miner representative he ,
Nd: II have process known only TO I
'yself by which j can separate the two
The weekly tribune., 1894-05-18
SPRAY OF TIE FALLS.
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.

| rpou rp,n,>,,s
Geo Il Fletcha,. tba o,,;o;n .u
al the Weatern ITu;on ofBne S
left yesterdav FOR Dn,,th N;n mn
Re has secured a more hcrat;va nos;t;n,
IN the Western Union office IN tha
CITY. A
Eort Ranto, pross. m. >,a
in the Little Rockies ;,,st so,,th =, tl'
Fort Rajtoan Ind;ar roso.,a.; " ..:, ~
I continues as rich 90 erar and - ,.,;i, ii
owned bv Messrs Minn,h ard IN Monninm I'M,
was put in onerat;on iss, Wondau 4
will for the present worn nr;no;naiy,, ., :,
ore from the Gold Boy.
The popul,st of Cascado ,ourt,, nil
hold a convent;on ON tbs OH - tny "a a.
per order of the ststa comn,i,,oa Co.. m IL. a'
burmese of alart;ng 6ya daIaaotae 70 tho
nonuli 4 state con2ent;on with ,,;i, hs
held AZ Deer 7 ,odca on Monday -
| 15 To nominate canIidates For tha so,,ar u,
nj state offices 10 he voted for neyt No.
vambar '''
Neihart Miner. Tho Di.mord D
mence the sbipment of second grade ora
from the Mouiton. This is NOT done On
mucb because silvsr ia mn iittla os - ;S
TO helm the smelter at Great Fails ont
which is very desirous of oatt;ng somo Of
this ore, About fsteen Carloads will be
sbipped at present
~.
IL Swift charged with sieaI;n, ,a;r
of buggy sLafts from uoword Cr;se n
few days ayo was +, ed in Jnst;co paca,s
court veeterdav afternoon IT, aco'sod
was found pniitv and santencad ~ nay a
fine of S15 and costs Cnunty Nttpryo,,
Freeman appeared for the state and
Geo. II. S. ,pton for lbe dsfendant
Atty Zen H. j.. Haskell says that ar
rahgements are being made to have all
state warrants taken up at their par
Vaiue' All those holding state warrants
general hst of the SANE a;v;nn tha
number of each the amount and dsta NJ
issue, TO the end that the Man ~ re.
demptiou NAV be the more speedily mar.
fected.
John ana DAVID banks, aged Is and
iu years respectively, ana recent arrivals
= 'o,h DUE were picked up on the streets
u! poiicethah al an early hour yester
iay morning ior violating ordinance M. |
iVo "hicl requires all Toys TO be at
honle ai ~ CLOCK at hlght' AS the
9go!s nau no nome IN TINS city they we're
lischatgeu on agreeing TO return to
ou''e on the hrst IRAN
On Wednesday eyeninp MAY q Ray
K. NJ Ramsay vas irstsiIad nostor
The weekly tribune., 1894-05-18
The Montana Brewery.

This establishment may be said to have
commenced operations yesterday, as they
then placed their product on the marke,
for the first time.
Samples were sent to the different
hotels and saloons and the beer was pro.
nounced excellent by everyone who
tasted it, and is q credit to Manager
Iremhorn. under whose charge it has
been made.
The output yesterday was l75 quarters
and twenty-five half barrels. A brilliant
future is predicted for the Montana
Brewing company.
The weekly tribune., 1894-05-18

the smallpox. The doctor returned At
2:3O this morning and reports that he
examined the sick Indian and found no
traces OF smallpox but did discover that
ne had the erysipelas in the face and
had painted 1t with poisonous paint and
the result was that he had bad looking
countsnance. Only this and nothing
more. Thus ends the Indian smallpox
rumOr
The weekly tribune., 1894-05-18
School Books, States, Tablets. Office
and Typewriter Supplies. New Goods.
Low Prices. Dibbles.


The assessor has endeavored to call
upon all property owners for their as.
sessment for the year 1894. Persons
whom he or bis deputies have failed to
lind, and others who have not returned
their lists are hereby notified that they
must come forward and list their prop.
erty at once. All lists not returned by
May p, 1891, will be made out by the
assessor as provided by law, and any in.
convenience taxpayers may experience
muse be attributed to their own neglect.
CHARLES ID. Eliot.
The weekly tribune., 1894-05-18

The Engineering and Mining Journal
Of May 8, in speaking Of the copper mar.
ket, sa3s: ttoE3
There Is decided Improvement in
home trade, and large orders have been
giysnn out during the last fortnight, so
shas ne decline In London to e39 5s.
mene hardly any impression oyer here.
vnio goDd demand exists for lake
ccRpee - Sb0 tor spot and May delivery,
y1en hardly any metal on hand. A good
dcnsn1 cnnonNes for slectrolytlc copper
. 1neue VI fer first rate brands. Tbe
sl1e z! tns Great Northern railroad
cailed 81, suppliss from the Great
es.easfng uoeks nay now be again
G(esooBds VI .fe ssYl ~ ~ ',' 'l
= ~ - L =. = -
The weekly tribune., 1894-05-18
FOR SALE.

Trotting-bred stallion Allegro Junior
by Allegro, he by Old Ethan Allen, dam
by Membrino Chief
Will exchange for oats and hay deliy-
cred next fall. Apply to Robert Vaughn,
Axtell stables, Great Falls.
The weekly tribune., 1894-05-18

Parties in need Of coal can be promptly
supplied with Dean coal by leaving or
ders at city scales. G. T.. BOOMER.
The weekly tribune., 1894-05-18
Belt Creek Items.

Arlington, May IL, 1894.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17
TWAS ADEAD STRAIGHT TIP
THE oazErrE's VARYING or a
FusIos DEAL o. HAND.
rTse roppiisis IseIeetsa the oysrtares
Of The black nna Tass Monday.
nat There IL Vacancy On ths
Pop Ticket

There was great deal Of talk res
tsr6ay about the proposed fusion he-
tween ne Popuiists ana NE Black and
TsHs On tse count. ,lcket While It
Was generally rather indefinite the sus-
plclcn that oyersarea had been made
foE combination were confirmed
j. II believed ~ zoma well Informed
poiiiieisps o. no outside that neGoiia-
HONS have been ia progress Tor spfse
tIne past and that number u prDpo-
sifione have passed back and fortD,
wjthDlit any 81 them beng accepted.
II Ia pointed cut that II the Black
ana AanA Can control tns nesFues Mey
pouid bi1Hg 70 tic hom0logateG lr1et
twelve Of fourteen hundred yOtes,
enough 70 more Than eOmpsnsste foF
the Ices u the friends oi oHe Or two
~ the Poplist candidates vino might
cs dropped " make nom f0r EapUb-
licans. IL i intimated that sOuls u
the union labor candidates who were
piaeed on the ropuiiat ticket might be
dropped.
Prom the best information % be OBJ
te4uef, however, u Is evident that no
definite arrangement has yet been
made.
Mr. l.. Calhoun, speaking for ths
Popullsia; Hayz that ihe last prOpoai-
ton made ~ the Republicans was no;
Hccepted. what That may BE-, II
coafse. mona " those who are IN the
councils u the Black and Tsns or
the Populists WIN say. There IS ya-
cancy % tho PopUligi ticket. however,
NhiFh n ~ nore than likely win he
fllrd BY the PgpuiiSta voting for Re-
publican.
In line with this 81 the abatement OF
Judge IIcrsehei n Smith. who says
b. Is confident from Information de-
rived from reliable sources chat the
Black ana TINS are about 10 abandon
nearly All their county ticket and vote
fur tho Popuiiats Instead n ihqfe is
fay such Thing aa an understanding
that they win vote for one Republican
for representative may they not come
70 general understanding later on
~ regard 70 other ofIcea3
~ looks IKE they might 10 the
meantime some good I.lly whites who
% not wish 20 be quoted fQr pubiica-
ton are very freely esprcasing their In
dividu9i preference for the Democratic
oger the Popnusi nck0t
Altogether the tan. of fusion and vot-
ins crosswige " very Interesting II not
entirely sntigfaotory 10 all concerned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17

am.ner, Of Denver, col, IL among his
old friends IN this ci'y
D C. Hill II Mckinney is al the
Mansion.
L. l.. Cohen has returned from trip
10 the North
V. Brown of Sherman is registered
at Hotel Rlchelleu.
X, X. Legct; OF Abilene is stopping
at the Mansion.
A. Block and wife, Denlson, are at
Hotel Richelleu.
". L. Payne of Sweetwater is among
the guests OF the Aunsion.
c. ". steera o. Dullas registered at
the P!ckwiek last night.
vs.. $. Davis Of amarillo Is among
the guests OF the Pichwlck.
L. II. Brigame. Gallatin Tenn, is
registered at Hotel Richelieu.
Guy NJ. Smith, Lafayette. Ind. Is
registered at Hotel Richelleu.
Harry Vane, Chicago. was a visitor
here yesterday. at Hotel Richelleu.
s. p Kremer OF Caldwell. Kas., was
here yesterday at Hotel Richelieu.
John Ringing of Ringing Bros
show "a among the guests OF the Pick
wick.
II. Z. Moseley of Wcatherford Is
among the la e arrivals at the Pick
wick.
g. F. ireland of Emporia, Kas.. was
here yesterday, stopping at Hotel
Rlchelieu
licr. Barnett Glib came over from
Dallas yesterday evening and regis
tered at the Piclswick.
shep S. Friedman. formerly OF The
Gazette editorial stan, more rece ntly
Of the Dallas News, an all-around dne
fellow and bright young writer. viii
ieaVe tomorrow for ST. Louis, waere
ne goes TO close an engagement with
the Giobe-Democrat as the Fort Worth
agent and general state representa-
I'VE. He has been item gatherer for
the big Republican daily several
months and is thoroughly conversant
with his new duties. Besides having
an the above versatile qualities, he
Is general favorite with all who Know
MN and host OF friends will be slad
70 learn that he has by the force Of
MS own merit been rewarded for nos
sessins a nose for news by seeming
a lucrative and responsible situa. lon
with one of the greatest Of Western
dailies.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17
WAT RAMSEY UNDER noyp
sturdevant, Who Was Stabbed 4,
Mansfield SIN Alive.


Wat Ramsey, the young man who
was arrested last Monday at Mans.
field on the charge OF stabblne p G.
sturdevant, waived an examining trio,
before Squire Alexander and was
placed under a $1,000 bond, which he
gave.
Although sturdevant was stabbed
terribly in a number of places and If
was supposed that his wounds were
fatal, yet he was still surviving yes-
terday afternoon. DR.. Murphy of Mans.
held is in charge of the case
RAMSEY sent for his cousin. wu,ar,
ramsey. lawyer OF some prominancs
at Cleburne, Ramsey acknovle0oos
,hat he struck Sturdevant several times
In the face, but he emphaticalIy do.
MES that he did the stabbinr.
sturdevant, the wounded man is ran
resented to be a dissipated chnracta.
II Is said that the night that he Was
cur ne mad Just returned from FORT
Worth, where he had been on arnn,s
Tor several days. There were snn,n
twelve or fifteen young fellows NJ
ent at the poker game. and the affajr
OF the stabbing seems conslderahiv
mixed up. The supposltlon Is that st,,--
deVant had been winning considers hio
money from some OF the parties anS
him. win
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17

whom every ont remembers With
piezf1fe. h2Ddies me priucipei comedy
part M a manner witch l.ay-a uptb-
Ing % We sesiiea. Eis vi and humof
ara the eszence a. rierrirnent. and his
eyery word ard gesture bring hearty
laughter
s5rephius Florence Shepard f1aBzb-
ier u Ms ana tie late ~. J Flor
enre3 an aftisi n famed ability. ~
his principal FDpposf. PLAYING The titic
r5ie. Mr. Shepherd Introduces ths
lafes; impor3ations from worth. and
af0faF rhe IA liea ~ mis- CITY n rare
treat BY giving 'si<ri she latest De-
siyns II fasfioH. Inc ieisBca - She
cosapany 70 nssic ~ ~ eompes~nt sr-
psfE and an sgsniass en1Jynsn- 70
e.Aefally aa.n.ed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17
LITTLE ITEMS.

Boaz buys. sells or exchanges vopr
school books. 900 Main street.
DR.. Broiles has removed to the Dun.
Gee block, Seventh and Houston streets
Dr. Blake. dentist. graduate Philndel.
phia Dental college; office. Third ana
Main streets.
There were $3.50 In fines assessed in
the police court yesterday morning
Nearly all was cash and a nice little
fund was put into the city treasury.
The Christian l2nlravor entertain
rent at Saginaw un THURSDAY evening
Will be posfpon.'I Hrrlrut ~ M.
serious illness If ,ne NJ tile numbers
There were 2O9 registered yesterday.
3iit IA AL. Greater interest Is being
manifested and 1t Is thought that
Democrats now see the necessity OF
performing this function
Mr.. Ard. physical director, began his
evening class last night with a fair az
tendance at the Y NJ. @. A. gymna-
sium The students class meets this
evening at 4 and the business mems
class at 5I5.
W. ID. Faris. a well known citizen
and prominent member OF the local
camp u. c. ", is very III at his home
corner Second and Pecan-stieets. His
old comrades are nobly attending to
all his wants.
An the females We're at work yester.
day and quite pile Of rock was
broken our police department is the
subject Of much favorable comment
wherever Fort worth's advantages
are known, and our mayor says II sur
passes that of Chicago.
George l.. Cause, funeral director AMI
embalmer. Full assortment OF under
takers goods. Takes full charge OF
funerals and furnishes all necessary re-
quirements. No. 3l4 West Weatherford
street, Fort WORTH Tex. Telephone 157.
Secretary A. b. Lopp OF the water
works department says he wishes TO
warn all those who haven't paid their
water rents that the goth OF this month
Is the last day OF grace, and the usual
rule will be strictly adhered to after
that date.
Many young men have Joined Tam
many" since Saturday nights meeting
and the list is being augmented every
day. They want membership OF $50
by Thursday night, and say they mean
TO get II. The members OF the registra-
ton committee are singing out those
who haven't prepared themselves to
vote and intend having every one
ready, They will do great good and
have already commenced
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17

corslcana, Tex oct iG.--pr. Sam
Steele The general secretary OF the
l9pworth Leagucs began Ills tour
through The state here last sunday,
Lust sunday he delivered his fainoua
eelure on heroes % Mcthodiam TO a
packed house. Aft1r hearing his elo-
luent sermon on Sunday NJ II there
hold the audience. Many stood IN and
listened Tor over one hour and listened
% his eloquent sketches Of characters,
Vhe epworth LcnglinB are to be COM
graduated IN having him Tor their
lender He Is not only eloquent IN mo
pulpit but cannot be cxcelled as n
platform speaker. Many will 10 with
MN 70 Mexia aud Ennis to henr him
win those leagues, lie win speak
next sunday IN Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17

The fnwardness Of the Congregational
naee-DenoerHcy All Right.


Judge =. y. tlil ~ Gainesville. mem
her OF the Democratic state executive
49,. 49,. ~. 1890.
ana i'azstif Reporter Ash'l Hinl -p'Yt
the progress Of the uow famous con-
o,reesloral eontest ia fhe Fffth con-
s....,...-, 1880 .,a
or'N" -
a good deal has oeen raid ana PUB
Mshed about the contest between Bailey,
t,...,.,.,,,,,. ,,,,,,t.,, "a pa. f,,,,,,ss,
taDNiaAif Of Af i|bNilsi party -
pscisliy since the i9iut discussion Ut
Drrfs1r. have faken orc4sfou 70
,.t. 49,. 49,. r,t. ..,.,..
'N+NH'
ana ma thht 1f Ealisy hAs oren
very much misrapreoenied.
.fr ths ors. rtsea Dc * n.,r..r ia a.,y
"iNN NN4H "@' N" tl'"l "HAi ~
talk abput trouble ever since The Joint
dlscusalgu at Gainesville ana IL has IN
$3.50, u, ~. ,.,,,....,.. 49,. ,.,.y,
but Inc more ihe F1FnlaLs nave
threatened the more severely Baiiy has
de,.oi5resd tt.,t- ,aod,.1,.n,
an. .,..,. -,....., ,,,,.,.
rus "iFht "'irt tne urhHiH az Nhlits-
b8ne Bailey was warned thnt be would
have trouble al gOfdguyile next day
.,r. .,
"''- '-'i' "e - 'i'f
10 "ainfaYille that one Of bis frienda
drove fo Gord0ngille. distance of
about 81 mlios 10 notify hinl he was
ngnin warmed lint there Mas certain -
DE- seduua trouble so benson. ~ had
heard fhia SO often that be had caagei
4, pny any attention Ia "a. and aitnoueh
f,ge N his friends Immediately nfiar fhe
discussion nt Denlson haa to.d lin gf
flir singular conduct af tie man ln
thu southeast cufuer ~ ths gallery and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17
A COW, A car AID HARNESS.
stay in Court tnin Cost. Exceed
Value.

In the county court yesterday some
time Vas occupied with the suit VI {.
T. Morgan against u. Cope. whieh IN
waived the possess!on OF e ca. a calf
aad a get u harness. The costs OF
the suit have ALREADY Amounted 10 a
g>ce deal more than the value Of the
rFop-rty- Judge johnson heard the
evidence and me argument and to9k
Tie clse unaer adviseineni
Tie suit Of O. ". Blanden ". W. A
Hunter was dismissed At the plaintin 5
cost. some half dozen oiaer cases on
tbe days docket we're continued.
The county court docket Tor today is
a. fellows:
L. T. Embry VS.. Canton Coal com
Duuy
J. B. Hamilton VS.. Kit Carter Cattle
Company.
J. &. .aariin IS. J. o. Andrews ct al.
Carter q Lewrign: yg. Fort worth
National BahA. garnishee.
John y. H@stlanu 70. ia otto,
{. T.. Perkins W. Dan Johnson et al
Hooper x Pitts We. I'd Simpson ct al.
Thomas Wais VS. b. A. Burner
vs. y. Ford vs.. Guif. Colorado and
Santa Fe HniWuy company
q. a. Greeh, Jr, vs.. John h. Nc
Efu1le.
Ie1as Tram and Lumber company
". II X. Wall.
Keith Bros. ~. slebe &, March.
Henry Hubert W. ". Z. Mayheld
Henry HaIton VS.. y. Harding. re.
] D. Emerson VS. simpson GosIn
S. 3. Sanger vs.. Missouri. Kansas
ard Texas Raiiway company.
IL the Forty eighth district court the
,ury IN the case OF Louthian Va. Mays
brought In verdict for the defend
ant L9uthian sued Mays for dam
bsts Tor Injuries inflicted on him In a
Politics.
Nm. Anderson's suit against the
70 Dat Construction company Is on
Tlai Mr. AndersoD's minor son was
eliplcyed by the Probst company last
Jhi uary to work on the new court
Epuee building. While at work on the
HE u January an accident occurred to
ueifick near Mere the boy was
working from the breaking of a rope
aud the boy was struck on the leg
VIA large stone and was otherwis.
painfully injured by the accident. The
ia'hcr brought two suits against the
company, both for large amounts, one
~ tie boys behalf and the other in
h's own behalf, on account OF the loss
81 HE services and expenses Incurred
nom the accident. The evidence in
tlie suit occupied the afternoon yester-
Jay.
In Judge Greene's court several re-
cruits were enrolled to wear peniten-
tlHfy stripes Yesterday
elisha O'Neal viii go for two years
fcr heit from the person.
John Murphy, alias John Purcell.
pleaded guilty four times. twice on
the barge OF forgery. also for having
on Ills person a forged instrument with
inert to pass the same and for pass.
Ing forged instrument He got a
t"o years sentence in each OF the four
ci,ses, the least the law allowed him.
> n sunder for forgery. mol. pressed
by the county attorney and the pris
oncr discharged.
Paul I'm was before Judge Greene
on an Indictment FOR forgery. It seems
that I1ill had obtained SO from W n
Harriet. saloon keeper at Eighth and
Houston streets, by presenting a check
N Inc name Of Paul Hill and lndorsed
by James Smith, representing himself
ne james Smith, the indorser. said
Suith being q fictitious person. Judge
Greene ruled thatHill was not guilty OF
Forgery and the jury brought IN a YER
oct OF not guilty
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17

~ offices wen. 70 Hanaiey lest night
snd nai things their own ray. judge
fioprnpS fnaae an eloquent speech.
smooth and fuii Of ars. Ne undogbf-
e1ly would support FOR the ticket and
fui presentation Of Democrats claims
% party success
city Judge Herschel T. Smith ad-
dressed TIRE Seventh ward voters last
night N bis own vigorous way. He has
isss aTmpatny with PoDullsn rhsn any
q the Democratic speakers. and the
three party gets exceedingly little en-
~ was fully W to his stan1ard last
night and made . telling effort for his
party and IS standard beaFers-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17

ihe Texas nrewing Company VIII
water the Press Doys at Dallas.

The following Is a verbatim copy OF
letter sent by President Martin Casey
OF the Texas Brewing company to
Editor Holland Of the Farm and Ranch.
IL explains itself and also conveys the
cheerful tidlnss that none OF the pencil
pushers need perish OF thirst while at
the fair
This Is the way President Casey
wins their big hearts and great ca
pacity;
Fort Worth Tex. oct. 16, 1881.
u. r. Holland, President Texas Press
Association, Dallas Tex: Dear Sir-I
learn that the Texas Farm and Ranch
building ON the Texas State Fair and
Exposition grounds is 10 be the head
quarters for the visiting press during
the fair.
l therefore send you supply OF the
beat beer on earth. with the compli-
ments OF the Texas Brewing company.
Please see that the visiting press are
Properly supplied with this beer during
their soionn In your city.
To the Press OF Texas we owe u por-
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success Of our company, and we desire
on This occasion to show our apprecia-
ton OF the favors extended to us.
Yours very truly.
TEXAS BREWING COMPANY.
Martin Casey, President.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17

All merchants should keep the lights
burning In their places OF business j.
night as a safeguard against hnrr,o ~ y,
and everybody should LOOK an ~.
counterfeit money. as 1t is said a p.na
OF crooks are following tile Circus shn,, e
ing the queer and breaking insa ho ouos,
Wherever 'hey can do so with safety
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17

Owing to conflicting arrangements
the Democratic speaking which WINS
10 have occurred at Mitchell TONIGHT
Inns been postponed.
Good speakers win he provided here
after, at n date that viii be announced
later HENRY II. EARLY,
Secretary Campaign Committee.