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The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-10-06
Application for Liquor License.
CASCADE LOCKS, FAlts PRECINCT,

CASCADE LoCKs FALLS PRECINCT,
Wasco County,
State of Oregon.
nj oTI Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT /, T. H
IN Williams of said precinct snd county, will, on
the 18th day of October 1894, apply to the County
Court of the above-named county for license to SELL
spirituous malt and vinous liquors in less quanti-
ties than one gallon.
Falls Precinct Wascu County, State of Oregon,
September II, 1894.
CASCADE LocKs. FALLS PREc,scr,
Was, o County. State Of Oregon.
To the Honorable County Court Of Wasco County,
Oregon:
We, the undersigned taxpayers and legal voters of
Falls Precinct county aud state Aforesaid, respect
fully petition your honorable court TO grant a Ii
eense to 7. 81. Williams to sell spirtuour. yinous
and mslt liquors at the town Of C,scale Locks said
precinct, in less quantities than gallon for the
period OF one year:
NAMES. NANKs.
William Gourly P Paulson
John Thiesen LOcocS
John Trana StOkal
] F DAILY CA Stewart
NJ McIsaac Tn Scully
D 8 Mckay Sullivan
w Williams A Kelliher
Wm Day w Gonrley
Wiley A Barrett
lsai NORM NORM
H A Leavens ID J. Gates
Thos ManiQD AHdei son
Peter TTana P PMcLaney
ed Manning P Yettck
Williams Peter Duggan
d stewart Shinnger
G Brown VIM Coutts
Macdonald W Lynch
Birnie Stewart
81 O'Neil John sullivan
Keltrer Ed Bergeron
A Watt IA McDonough
Geo Haines RI Cunningham
Pat L2hey Roulse
Lanod hf EP Ash
Aug Peterson Frank Hall
J 4 Hill Francis Coulon
E Sorbin Conlan
Jas Clark R Black
Mic Weber r Conners
T aruekm'R P N kellsher
Tom Kelly w Stoneman
Eyrainier B P Sksadm
Sargent Knightly
D Lowpey 7 Coul
W Thomas Pa Fnegsn
L 0ebhaEi II Gray
A PaTnsu Zoel Garneau
Trana No terostelh
CAmpben Henry Harkness
Chas AerHin BClark
John anderson DIR C CandiAni
Matt Welsh II L Tarbet
Jas k6nney Thomas King
Geo Peterkln Frank Pozzi
VIM Mckenzie Valentine
Tim Brennan Jno Foy
A Melyers MeAulsy
J w Haley X L Aldrich
B Guthrie II Fitzgerald
Z Lewis w AttweH
G B Lot C WillGeaau
w A Calv'an I'd Halpn
Aug Nelson khas Lsrron
Halliday Swsh IL ison
y Millef VIM Wiz tiers
Walsh CM Carlson
c F KershAw Mihi
C Jones Jos S, snk
Chas Cray
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-10-06
A shocking sawmill Accident.

The COUNCIL sajonrDed subject to the
cali of the mayor,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

Alvarado, Tex. oct. 1.-THE Baptist
church. which was very BEAUTIFULLY and
artistloally decorated, was crowded to
It's utmost capacity Thursday night b.
the bes, people Of our little city to wit
ness tile marriage ceremony OF Mt E.
b. Holmes and Miss Maggie Honnam.
At 500 sharp the bridal party entered
the church and took their respective
places. Or. Carton and MISC Ida Clark.
Mr. I'D Campbell and Miss fautle
Clark, MT Bob Patton and Miss Birdie
Griffin. The bride came in on the arm
Of DR.. Muse, the "best man." and the
groom with Miss Ida Harmon, brides
first maid.
The bride was handsomely attired in
cream molrs silk, pearl trimmings, veil
and orange blossoms The groom had
on the conventional full dress suit.
Misses Ida Harmon and Fannie
CLARK, blue crepe de chine, lace and rib
bon5
Misses Ida Clark and Birdie Griffin.
pink crepe de chine. lace and ribbons.
The groomsmen were attired in even
ing suits.
AIessrs. Mont Bonds and Ed Holmes
acted as ushers.
After the ceremony the bridal couple
and a few friends repaired to the home
Of che brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs l..
Harmon, where an elegant supper was
served.
After spending n very pleasant even
ing the guests departed wishing the
happy couple a long and happy life.
Many beautiful and handsome presents
were received.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

Boston, Oct. G,-rhe Republican state
convention mel at Music Hail. Boston.
today. Congressman william Cogss-
well OF Salem. VIII be chosen chairman
OF the convention ana the committee
on resolutions Will be as follows Geo.
r. Huar. chairman. George Won /.
Meyer. Merrill y. Gates OF Amherst.
Judge C. E. Lawrence Of North Adams;
and the Hon. Leontine Lincoln OF Fan
River
With Senator Hoar as chairman Of
this committee, It Is presumed that
the resolutions win smack VI sulphur
and birthstone, and this ~ perhaps the
purpose Of the state committee In putt
ting the yetern senator there. The
nominations win not take up much
tirae. They viii DO almost altogether
denominations, including Grecnhalge
Tor governor WOlcott for lieutenant
governor, DIN for secretary OF state.
and PNlsbury for encouragement In
fact, the nominations II rs underBtood.
will be made ny reclamation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07
IS AN HEIR 70 MILLIONS.
A STORY or cENEALoGY AND DIS
PUTED ESTATE.
A. G. WIlde's Good Luck, Provided
airs. Garrison's story il True--An
Alleged Estate OF ss,oOo.oOO, to
which There are Many Claimants.

Chicago. Oct. s.-The news Of the
adoption Of a. c. WilJ, young man
Of ~ years Of age. BY Mrs. II. d. Car
rison ana OF his consequent accession
TO heirship tile. and about Ss.0O0,oO0,
has stirred up a good deal OF interest
In unexpected quarters \ number Of
other persons who pretend 10 be heirs
OF Lord Berry, from whom the estate
was derived. have come to the con-
clusion that they would like to have a
part Of those millions. and are coming
down TO see about the matter. Some
OF them have already arrived, but have
not been received with open arms by
Mrs. Garrison, who disclaims any
knowledge OF their klnship.
The stories told by Mrs, Garrison
and other claimants are more or less
contradictory, but he genealogical
Facts Of the matter seem to be set up
as follows:
Lady Mary Berry, daughter of the
then Lord Berry, married one James
Alison, or james Aston, AMI came to
Philadelphia before the revolution.
They had one daughter. Mary, HIS
wife died and Aston went to India.
leaving his daughter IN charge OF "A
friend. This friend proved false to
tie trust embez2led the money lett
m HIS charge and finally wrote the
father that his daughter was dead, and
told the daughter that her father was
dead. After time this daughter mar
ried Daniel Jones and had thirteen
children. The eldest was Enoch
Jones, who was the grandfather Of
Mrs. Garrison. Eight of the children
have living issues. most OF them re-
siding In Macon aud Marshall counties,
Illinois, whore they bear the names of
-. IL Iv,
the meantime the title Of Lord Berry
descended TO HIS gran l7on, who died
only a few years ago He had no chill
dren, and in searching FOR am heir,
settled upon Mrs. Garrison. the de-
pcendant Of his aunt. Lady Mary
Berry, and her husband, James Aeon
According to Mrs. Carlson state
ments, he practically adopted her, Will
ing his entire fortune to her, aud
obtained from the queen or from par
lament the right Go transmit hts title
10 her Then he died and Mrs Car
risou came back to America, met Mr.
wilde and adopted him
Tho estate is said 20 bo worth 5000
900. but 80 Oar Mrs. Garrison seems not
10 have obtained possession of much
Of It.
she declines to make any statement
about Il further than to say she re-
ceived from Lord Berry various heir
l0omD.
In regard to the estate, local Gonogl-
oElsts clulm that neither EurEns
'Peernge and Burcnetage' nor his
LANDED Gentry" makes the allgh'c7t
mention of Lord Berry nor uiiy Berry
at all except an army officer who is
commander IN the Indian empire, q
non-lnhcrtablc tito As the frat book
covers an Great Britain ~ does not
ecem possible that any such titles can
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07
A Fort Worth

James conelly, for i
street commissioner OF thl,|
pr. Dennis, the weli-l,s,
IN eye. ear. nose ami 4,
II have suffered for NH
catarrh Of the throat n
tubes. I have been tre.,1
OF our best doctors. who \
they could for me, but I i
would cough and spit uni
a teaoup fuil or matter
could eat but very little. II
qusntly throw W what
thought the trouble would
did not get relief. | heal
Dennis curing catarrh n.
see him. l have been III
about three weeks. and 4
am almost well. My csr|
ting has stopped aimos, N
am getting a good apppl
better than ] have for "a
the testimony OF a we'll
honest citizen as TO the
Dennis treatment for ea,1
want to get well yourself
DR.. Dennis. Deafness cur|
troubles successfully trcs|
fitted free. Dundee block, H
Houston.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

Loadon. Oct 1.-THE attendance at
the wool sales today was smaller than
heretofore, The selections offered were
poorer than usual. but the bidding was
fairly good. Prices remained unchanE-
ed, Several American buyers have loft
for tho United states, thrru being few
lots tultHble Tor their wants left. Amor
lean purchases today were unimport g.
ant Tile number OF bales offered were
lONlt, bog Wt.cU TOO Wsre Withdrawn,
The following are sales In detail:
New South wales, 1850 bales. occurred.
bdnis 2di greasy, 3-i4S il2d Queons-
l0ud, J-5 bales secured, Is led.
greasy 1895 l-2d Victoria, 1867 buley.
secured, AdGts, l-ed; greasy. bl-gQl0d.
South Australia, 2g0 bales, secured,
; l-2di greusy 5USa swan Rivor. 1856
halcs; greasy, l-eQSd New zealand
t026 bales; secured, 3g-tdQis I'D. greasy.
. i-2ay l-2d, Cape OF Good Hope and
Natal, 1896 bales; secured, sIt0l /;
greasy, 400 s-4d.
The prosaAt series OF sales ends next
Thursday. The quantity sim 70 be Of
fered is 1880 bales During the week
the total Imports were l3,iSl bales The
exports 81 raw wool to the United
states during September were Lass. 100
pounds, valued at Sl9S 455. against 1920
pounds, valued at So 600 during sem
tomber. 1898. The exports OF wool ana
worlted yarns during September. 1884
were 'Ao0 pounds, valued at si.lg5.
AGAINST 1880 pounds, valued at 1920.
during the same period last year. The
exports OF wooden Tissues during SAM
tender, 1894. We're il2.10l yards. yalusd
NJ Sl0o,SlO, as against 100000, valued AZ
@'"V's during the Same time last year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

Texarkana. Ark. Oct. 6.-Mrs. Fannie
Ables. a lady Immigrant, gave birth to
a fine girl baby on board a chair car
on the Cotton Belt train north Of here
this morning In company with her
husband and two small children she
was on route from Limestone county,
Alabama. to settle in Ellis county Tex,
near WlNahachie. They are plain far
mer folks, ana when the husband dis
covered what was about to take place
he became almost frantic with excite
ment aud ran yelling through the train
In search Of the conductor. He ran
across a brakeman first, however, who
In turn found the conductor, and the
trio then returned to the car whore the
woman was, only to find that she was
the mother OF a bouncing girl. The
family continued their journey. being
too poor, as the husband said, to stop
over.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

street. where they are going TO keep
house at once.
The presents were numerous and
costly, consisting OF two elegant bed
room sets. one by Mrs.. NJ Z. Har-
rinkton OF Plano. Tex: chamber set,
4r. and Mrs. r. o. Harrington Of
Plano, Tex; table linen. Mrs. ", Z.
rocker, Mr.. and Mrs j. N. Fox. Lew
isviile: lace bed spread and pillow
shsms, Miss Lille Thomas, LswIsvllig.
Tex. beveied mirror In silver setting.
by Miss Emma Simpson OF Hebron,
Tex: linen napkins. Miss Ida Nc
Kinney: parlor lamp. Miss Matte Har-
rlngton; handsome head rest. Miss y.
Carter. silver butter dish. Mr.. C C.
and Miss Maggie Trsut; parlor lamp.
Mr. VIII Mccartney dinner set, TWEEN
ty-two pieces. Mr. Sam Mckinney:
swinging lamp, Mr. Jean Harp: coun-
tcrpane, Mrs. J c. Moore Of McKin-
ney; rug Miss Annie Pryor OF Vernon,
Tex; one counterpane. Mrs. W. C..
Portman; one silver cake stand. Mr.
and Mrs. s. NJ. Harrington or Plano.
Tex; silver souvenir spoon, J r. Traut
OF Bonham; center piece. Miss Lillian
Thomas: silver butter knife, Charley
Thomas Of Lewlsville. Tex; silver nut
dish. Tom Price. St. Louis: castor and
button hole scissors by Brannan &
jacobson or Iewisville; pitcher, bowl
and tray X. II Lee; one elegant bed
room set by Messrs j. A. Picilns Of
Ladonla, s. ] Gilbert, +. NJ Cole,
J. J Speed J b. White. J. c. Mayes.
j. NJ. Hendrix, NJ b. Fogg, ]. NJ
Barnhlll. d. Gulledze. L. Il. Kerr.
l.. NJ. Kealy. Il. r. Ebert, Of Lew
l5vllle
The bride wore train and veil pinned
back with orange blossoms and car
ried a boquet Of cape jasmlnes and
tube rogea.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

Waco, Tex. Oct. G-Geraldine Living
stone, the woman who was shot by
Gus Jackson In his Photograph gall
lery yesterday. is improving. and there
IS now every indication OF her re-
eoYery. There are no new developments
in the case The woman still refuses
to discuss the details Of the shooting.
but says that The statement made BY
Jackson Is not true The latter takes
the matter very coolly and talks about
firing at her without the slightest con-
Germ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

Washington, Oct ct Is stated at
tho treasury department that Secretary
Carlisle thus afternoon viii Issue his
decision that the entire wooden schcd-
ule viii su into effect January ], next.
thus sustaining the New York oppruls-
eis and the collector At Baltimore, It
"a learned also that the secretary to-
day VIII decide. IN view Of the insur-
mountable difficulties In the way OF
putting into operation the free alcohol
section Of the new act. nothing further
will be done In the matter until con-
grass meets
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

Waco. Tex. Oct. 6.-Deputy Internal
Revenue Collector Holman has issued
stamps on playing cards to about all
the firms dealing in them In his dis
trlgt.
From the number of stamps issued,
one for each package, a fair idea Of
;he stock OF cards kept for sale In
Waco can be determined. "G have is
sued over $50 worth OF stamps" he
said, which shows that there are
at least 5000 packs IN this city"
The list is not yet complete, and II
is believed that a showing OF 10000
packs can be made.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

Tho above mill Is a credit to the
town, its propretors and Godsend
to the farmers hereabouts. 1t has a
capacity Of 100 barrels per day with
a 10000 buahol elevator attached. JOS
cph Harris is president. II. l.. Col
Inns manager and q. b. Keith,
secretary ana agent
The mill started up year Rgo last
August and ~ on the "plnn system. -"
II has been very prosperous and 10
product Is aold throughout the state,
and il especially noted as being high
product,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

Iewisvillo. Tex. Oct 1.-THE most
brilliant social event OF the season thus
church at p. m. on the ga Or Mr
Charles LelEh Mckinney 10 Miss Mary
Lee Harrington.
Mr.. Mckinney Is the successful Young
business manager OF the large dry
goods establishment OF II. Hin. Jr.. Of
Lewlsyille. and Miss Harrington il an
accomplished young lady, one OF the
bellies Of Denton county.
Tue bridal party Immediately after
ths ceremony came IN and were given
a reception at the hotel, after which
ihey tgpaired TO their home on NH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

Boston, oct, g.-Tne Massachusetts
atat0 Republican convention met here
today Samuel u, Wu1low acting as
temporary president aud was coutn-
uad as permanent president. The PLATE
form, which was the production OF
Senator Honr, was adopted.
Governor T., ~, Greenhulre and Llcu-
tenuut-goverEor Roger WHlc1tt were
rr-nsmiuuted by ucclanptlpn Mr..
OILS was nominated secretary Of tie
commonwealth; Henry NJ Phillips.
troaserur uni receiver general: q H.
John w Kimbnll auditor. and H. NJ
Knowlton attorney general.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

eiinery Of that day. produced 500 BUSH
els Of grain In 1890 FIVE men. with I'm
proved farm implements and m-lchin-
cry. produced 1860 bushels. In 1859 the
average product per man was 100 BUSH
els. In 1880 Il was 200 bushels. By I'M
proved machinery, therefore the pro
ductive capacity OF farm labor has
been doubled. as far as cereals arc con-
oerned, and In the case Of cotton Il hss
been almost quadrupled.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

ho ras farmer who has full smoke.
sod eilos OF corn. plenty Of potatoes
independent Of the price m co,ton -
sueh Is The prosperous farmer Will
nc single cotton idea man he rnashine
ms teeth AZ the hard luck with which
la IL nursund. "''A "Aieh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

Eugene Gordon Ia native Texan.
and Is tho Oldest established real es-
tate man Ia Rlnggo.d. Mr. Gordon is
thoroughly reliable and has very de.
alrahle ranch, farm and city property,
He negntntea loans and buys and sells
vendor Hen notes. and also has Inn
proved aud unimpr1vcd lands Firms
IS to $40 and ranch lands 81 TO 50 so
per acre. Write him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

san Francisco. Oct. G.-Jamos II.
Crossman. wcll-known mining man
and apcculator, was found dead by
poison In his room at the Baldwin
hotel last night \ letter gives as tho
cause poor succeas In land speculatlous.
Crossman was a partner and manager
N the remeaeal tin mines in Southern
California
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

Having secured the se,
j. u. KING, nrHnoNNIedgl
finest Chile maker In
we are now fully prep
ulsh our cuutumcrs uud
ES2Drally with Chile o
unvor and quality that
procure, prepared aud
munncr challenging all
titiOu.
also, the most dcliciou
Oysters In any style.
prepared and served n
urderi no palms Or tro
In orr EFFORT to please u
tidiuus.
Orders taken for supp
rnrticz, and sutixfnctl
TuHruntecG. One trial, =,
ylUcci, Will make you
Cultutugr.
rcuietabcr TINT we al
foil line of choice frull
fCetluuN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

at4u y slhAlhB rapidly.
1t hehooyes every owner and worker
OF a hogae says a good veterinary an-
tho1ty. to see that collars ri properly
~ neck and shoulder, and that the
linlng - IN proper condition. II is his
auiy also 10 keep the collar clean and
sweet by careful brushing and drying
m the sun, ana should the neck or
shoulder become sore IN spite OF an pre-
cautions regarding the harness. he
must DO his best to prevent his horse
rom sunering pain. The moment a
sign OF soreness appears at the point
o. me neck upon which the collar rides
VIC trouble should, il possible. be REM
ealed' a zinc pad sometimes does ali
tHat 70 required, as Il is healing in
nature, ana, at the same time, smooth
ana coollng. Often the simple app'ica-
ton OF a little lard over the aerssss
sarsaes WI prevent the harness fran
10 z considerable wound OF akin n he
Wei 70 apply an ointment Composed
~ sugar OF lead Cor sulphnte OF zinc),
one ounce; lard eight ounces, thorough,
~ mixed together
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

Asserting 70 Statistics furnished bv
secretary Morton, IN 1850 so per cent
o. al 1.-The persons OF the United states
VINO were ensRgsd IN gsinsul ocaupa-
Nons We're fGrniers. But 10 1880 less
wen ~ per cent represented thoss on
HaEed In egriculturs In 1850 ave men
with tho farming implements ana ma
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

west Point, Neb,, oct 6.--George b.
Boyes. so years Of age. was married on
Monday. Tweuty-three boys chart
varied him. The bridegroom had
them all arrested and succeeded In
eauvlctmg them OF disturbing his
peace They were sentenced TO Jail to-
day, but the jan ls a wealy structure
and The boys threaten to tear IL down
Tho local authorities don't know what
to do
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

Two years ago this country was feed
ms the starving peasants OF Ruas,a
ana now reports come from that coun,
Try mat the wheat crop n 70 great that
much of i will NOT be harvested hui
cattle VIII be turned into II instead.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

Dallas, Tex. Oct G.-At $50 o'clock
tonight at the residence OF j. H. Grad
dock, 900 Corslcnna street. q negro by
the name Of John Simpson, while talk
ing bath, turned over the lamp.
which exploded, burning Simpson bad
~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

Newark y. j.. Oct 6-m letter re-
oelved by Assomblyman Bigelow from
Senator Mcpherson, the latter states
that he is not candidate Tor fourth
term IN the senate,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

Cincinnati, Ohio, oct. G. - United
States Circuit Judge Linton today M.
fused to Interfere with the sentence OF
Judge sage committing ex-Unlted
states District Attorney William y
tempt o. court.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

Wa hnEton, Oct. 6.-The govern
ments OF The United States and Ecudor
have selected British minister at Quito
rs arbitrator Of the claim OF American
ltizen Julio santos, against EcuRdnriRn
government for Illegal arrest and inn
prisonment,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

Memphis. Tenn, Oct, s.--whne Jno,
Chandler and his wife (eoloredl were
absent from their home al smlthsonia.
Ala. this morning their resldenco
caught IRE and four OF their children
perished In the flames.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07
ONE OF NORTH TEXAS NEW TOWNS.
Two Years Old and Wonders Accomp lshedTwo Railroads
Offer transportation FaciItes-A Pretty VIII
age and a Prolific Country.
The FORT WORTH GAZETTE TELLS IT ALL.

able Eden with Eve and the tradl-
tional fig leaf left out. And leaving
these "luxurles" Of life, no better corn,
cotton, wheat and oats, It would seem,
from Il careful Investigation, cun be
raised anywhere In Texas. the banner
state Of all the aisterhood Of states
The roads all through this section
are natural roads. hard. smooth and
make travel by wagon easy. The
farmer does not know what II IS 10
be begged" 10 have his team break
down. or, ike the Mississippi colonel.
all at once TO discover that only the
ears Of his horses are In sight above
the mud, No. sir. when you buy land
IN this section you are not buying
farm to afterwards discover II trans
formed Into a breeding place for cat
nsh and copperhouds.
IN conclusion We may sum up Ring
COLDS superior attractions to be these;
The right altitude, the right people
the right geographical position. the
right cuunty-ln fact. and 10 BE- brief.
Right first, last, aud always"
Tho people Of Blnggoid are alert and
wide-awake and know good thing
when they see u. All or them appre-
ciate the wrltc-up OF their town by
The Fort Worth Gazette and bought
and advertised literally Judge Wedge
started the ball rolling with his reader
and an order for J0J copies VI the pa
per, and tho others quickly followed.
Tho Gazette always has bCgn ana all
ways win De the frat 10 exploit tho
greatness Of Texas towns; 81 IS today
the chief exponent Of Texas progress
aud prosperity and the people know It.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

London, Oct GA dispatch from
Athens seys that the King Of Greco S,,'
mas placed his chateau at Corfu az The
has been accepted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

Callsr-What IL the matter with Fido
that sou orc wsiehiAg him so eloselyi
CHARLEY Cause nlninma said vour b,t
was enough 70 make dog laugh, and
wanted TO 500 him do it.-Chicago Inter
Ocean. 4'er
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

Tisn slcn. Oct e-rhe Chinese gov
ernment has authorized a firm here 10
raise q loan OF 10o9o,OOO pounds ster-
ling, one million has already been
placed privately.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07
Tvrhnnn

Hong Kong. Oct CA typhoon has
swept over thls port. Much damage
was done small craft One vessel was
sunk and several hands drowned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

Guthrie, o. T, Oct, s.7-Harry Carl
aged Is, was crushed under load of
nay near Crescent City last night ana
instantly Killed. anu