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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-08-27
A Littae ..Ad.. 81 tls pscnic.

Enterprise In advertising has almost
become 3 fine art In the present day.
Novelties are not only numerous, but
frequently unique. A Birmingham
chemist recently, with his family. at-
tended q picnic, and after the knife and
fork ten, which formed part Of the pro-
gramme, he distributed among the COM
pany q number of sweetnaaats, all Of
which bore m advertisements referring
20 his s~pecialties, and later during the
concert which followed hls daughter
sang . song the words og which pet
forth the advantages which could be de-
rived from the use of certain pills. the
frequent application or i well known
plaster or daily doses Of some ones tom
10. SEch enterprise. II somewhat shop
py." certainly merits reward for Ito In
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nail
Ii costs asmall fortune 70 send ! ship
across the sea
Dr. Prices CTeazs Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
MI8 AzA MA+fN EAtM EM AAL 49, EEZ $50" M
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Same Old Mascot

PoUaHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Aug. 27.-In
the presence Of nearly 5000 people at
the Hudson River driving park the
champion PAGER Mascot added another
star performance To- his already extended
list OF notable achievements. In the
ftee,f0r-an pacing race he went the first
beatIin 2U5t6. which lowers the track
record Of 2:07, made by Johnston three
years. AFRO.
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sRNERAL M-ERcRANDIsE
Mckinley says Protection rs. ~:
Md iIliyray-
SAYS LOW PRICES MUST WIN!

E Esns may lie IN paying too much for a thing Or in paying
too little. It you buy goods for less than we ask you you will not get
as good quality. This Is poor economy. If you pay more you pay too
much, because we sell the best there is. The same rule applies to all
departments, Dry Goods Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
and Gents Furnishing Goods.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-08-27
THE DAILY LEADER
MONDAY, Angus n, 1894.
AnvERTIsERS.

THK DAILY LEADER makes q special feature OF
furnishtnp Information concexDing the adFautagee
and resources Of the city Of Madison and OF the
atase al large emitting q 10 the patronage OF ad-
J. f. STAHL. Proprietor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-13
PERSONAL

E. c. Hughes has returned from Iowa
J. A. Ryan. OF Fairhaven, was q guest q,
the Rainier yesterday.
+. Z. Barlow. Of Pesaluma, Cal, is stop
ping .: the Occidental
Martin Menlo. of Cnionsosn, registered
At the Occidental yesterday.
Nicholas Beahan. of Oak Harbor, regis
tered yesterday At the Dtllef.
II. W. Fairweather, of Spokane, regis
tered yesterday a. the Northern
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Preston are home
from an extended visit in California
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. 8. Parke. Of Lynn,
Mass. are tourists stopping 1t the Airing
ton.
Carmi Dibble, II. e. Waity and z. X.
Morgan. of New Whatcom, are guests as
the Dsller.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Alexander and
Mr.. and Mrs.sR v. Winch, of Vancouver.
b. G., are guests At the Northern.
Hon. John 4. Convey, of olympi il in
the city to attend . meeting OF the board
OF university regents, of which he is .
member.
DR.. n. G. Blalock, Of Walia Walla, was
In the city yesterday guest at the Airing
ton. He will so over 10 Tacona today to
attend the meeting OF the Warrington
Worlds fair commission.
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SUPERIOR cousr-EauTrY DEPARTMENT. LANG.
LEY, J.

SUPERIOR cousr-EaUTrY DEPARTMENT. LANG.
LEY. ).
J. c. Wallace va. T. Il. Yoakam-Jadg-
meut for p aintit.
E.R. Miller VS.. Puget Sound National
bank-Judgment; signed.
w. II. Galley w. James Dolan-Deeres !;
signed.
IL. II. A. Hastings vs. Sarah Cotrsli-
Default; signed.
state ex rel. A. II. Breyman Va J. II.
Wooierv--ordsr granting writ.
Pacific Meat Company vs.. Denver Mar
ket Company-0rder To advertise sale.
In re application of A. W. Shaiier for
habeas corpus-on trial.
CIVIL pEPARrMESr-oeRoRs. J.
Peter de Valhonieh vs.. J. II. Wooisry ct
al.-yerdict for defendants.
l.. y. Anderson W.. A. Ia Parker-Vsr-
dict for defendant
Georsc Fowler vs.. Anton Miller ct A.
Verdict for defendants
Commercial National bank vs. A. krug
Default ana judgment in the sum OF
s. $50.
: Columbia & Puget Sound Railroad Com.
pany VS.. J. T. fougeseth-on trial.
CRIMINAL pxrAsraKSr-xoosx J.
State OF Washington VI. A. krug-On
trial.
PROBATE pKrAsrxESr-isSsIEY j.
Estate of I. NJ Hall-0rder approving
r. :. Fox. ]. W. Fairbanks and A. Il. Bell
appraisers
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- @eSA0SE 0E& 800.
Byrsa Phelps Bids Farewell 60 the
Courtheuso ON Saturday.
Maycr-elect Byron Phelps viii GEESE TO
be county treasurer on Saturday. March
l., the county com rnisssoners having yes
terday accepted his resignation. to take
effect on that date. two days before he is
to be inaugurated as mayor Of Seattle.
His successor was not chosen yesterday.
Mr.. Phelps letter inclosing his formal res
ignation Was IS follows.
''sEarTLE, March Il. 1891.
ITO the Honorable Board of County
Comm issioners Of King County, Washing
fon--Gen,aernea. Having been on the 9Th
instant elected mayor of Seattle. l have
the honor 20 herein enclose 70 you my res
ignation IS treasurer of King county. In
doing so / deem it my personal duty TO
express to you. each of you. my sincere
THANKS for the kind and proper treatment
which l have a. all times in our official
and personal relations during the past fiye
years received at your hands.
As the proper repre- sentatiyes Of King
county / wish through yon to extend to
all citizens. without distinction. my hearty
appreciation OF their inst and charitable
treatment. hope that your good viii so
often shown may go with me. having no
personal pride or aim further than to
serve the public. Yours truly.
BYRON PHILIPS"
The board will consider the appointment
of Mr.. Phelps successor today. and yes
terday tabled the applications Of Frank
Hanford and F. NJ. Davis for the position,
also the petitions of taxpayers for the ap-
pointment of John Riplinger and F. NJ.
Davis, both Deputies of Mr.. Phelps. and
of ID. Kellogg. oil of whom have their sup
porters for the Office. Other petitions viii
probably ne presented today.
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BREvIrI4s.
Royal Arch chapter tonight. Mark mas.

Royal Arch chapter tonight. Mark mas.
ter.
Thomas Connors pleaded guilty before
Justice Caldwell yesterday TO stealing .
bolt of cloth from Maurice Greenbaum and
was sent to the county jail for thirty days.
A. NJ. Gilman and s. g. Meek, the new
fire commissioners, were shown through
the department houses yesterday after
noon by ]. l.. kahaley and 4. ]. Foster,
the retiring commissioners.
The case Of 8. Cline. who Was arrested
Saturday night in the Butter cafe on the
charge of gambling. was dismissed BY
Judge Glasgow, on motion Of City Attor-
ney Fortson. who considered the evidence
insufficient.
The evangelistic services being held In
the Baptist church at Ballard by Mr..
Marstou continue to draw large audiences
and six members have been added to the
church, while others are ready to JOIN.
Services continued each night this week
and. in response to the earnest request Of
many. will be illustrated by the stereop-
ticon.
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JURY TO TRY KRUG.
One Whole Days Sitting Fails
to Produce Il.
s,.aFFER CASE GROWS RAcy.


A fury 70 Try Krug IL hard to fsnd. Hls
srial on . charge Of using SO 90 Of the
e:fy's money In q manner not suthorsxsd
s. lay, with Henry Thurman - an sc-
esupIice, was commenced yesterday BE-
Srv Judse Moore, Of Spokane county.
hs.ding court for Judge Humes. The de-
1ssdants were granted separate trials, and
hun 10 o'clock in the morning 70 80 in
shs afternoon the time was spent In vain
ssssmpt 70 get . jury completed.
grug came into court 1t ESQ O'Clock
yssssrdsy morning, accompanied By his
storneys, James Hamilton Lewis, I. c.
Gilman, T. c. Hughes and Charles r.
rahback, and remained seated with them
during the day. He was quiet, but an
cared quite At ease. He vas neatly
dressed In dark suit. The state vss rem
resented by Prosecuting Attorney John +.
NiIlsr and his assistant A. g. Mcbride.
Mr. Miller made brief statement % the
larry, charging the commission of the
crime on July 2. 1892, and the defense was
called upon.
Mr. Lewis moved for the discharge OF
De whole panel of jurors In attendance
% the court, on the ground that they had
01t<ooy D0A scA sh0 tAtSS sAOutuA 2itOW0O
~ Iaw. The court overruied the motion,
ssce the records showed that the jury had
besn serving only since January s.
The examination Of the jury was then
commenced. being conducted for tbs most
part by Mr. Miller and Mr.. Lewis. Only =
hs OF the iurymen were able to say that
thsy had not heard OF the case and formed
n opinion and the majority we're rapidly
excused from duty. IL was also developed
tbs. many OF the jury were old acquain,.
snces OF krug and former patrons Of his
bakery. Some Of them belonged TO one or
more OF the many secret societies Of which
be was . member. At last all Of the Grim.
iaai department. jurors ws.o exhausted
snd those from Judge Osborn's court we're
called in. They were exhausted and then
Judge Moore adjourned court after issuing
Especial venirs for six jurors, returnabls
this morning. Ten jurors were excused
for cause. the state exhausted It's three
pefemptory challenges and the dsfsn % oil
ba. one Of lite six. II 10 probable that the
Jury will be completed early this forenoon.
The jury as il now stands 10 composed Of
y. L. Hofedi;s. Mason Smith. 8. A. Crisp,
J. 5. Sallee. A. E. Hummer, J. d. Paul, N.
v. Stewart, Samuel Csvenaueh, Noble
WalIingford, Ed Richmond and h. y.
Patton.
LATHE interest was taken in the trial yes
terday, not more than fifty spectators hav.
ing bsen present ct any time. Most Of
these were idle attorneys and bank clerks
who were in attendance ~ witnesses. II
u likely that the interest today viii be
greater.
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saeot. She u too biz : cc~.,s. ~.
vouidn't Shoot anytime"
~ snis foscisis expression Of ocinioa
Sannisghsm Rissersd st Nrs
-" -" sno at fsw feet from hes. srd
'.s.sr threw her head back, dropped
a eyeiashes and smiled seornfuliy. Then
s snsusd long bat By no meana un-
une fussis between the attorney
'ns visnsss. IN which the Iasse. vas
NY sonted as all. She said that she uss
un .ining witness. bat that. Il Mr..
attorney wanted 70 know the
.s 10 nad been told them. she ADMIT.
.nas she had made two visits "a Mar
ss Lsans dtsordsriy house. bat beyond
snas nothing against her vas hrausht cot.
; nsre vss one amusing incident when the
stsorney asked her whether she had
oooEnt csrsain bottle Of vhisky. She
'ufn:d to Judge Langley and shouted
that question ..
You had besssr. Hit h true. madam. !"
fep'ied Judes Langley, mildly.
Inc next witness Vas Mn. Chandler.
VINO told about Mrs. Skaters dressing In
mems clothes 1t the Silver State hous>.
and backing her upper lip to initiate :
mustache.
Little ayesr-old Fiorenes. one Of the
chhdren and . very pretty one, neatly
dressed. vas pat on the stand next. over
the objection Of Mra Shssfsr's attorney.
ous she proved . very important witness
and said she loved mamma and papa
Just alike" She could not tell ANYTHING
about her mothers alleged missdssds, but
twisted her han tkerchies into doll haby
and looked innocent. A. c. Thompson
explained that . letter beginning With
SISTER May" and signed "Bro,her
thompson" WAS only q letter regarding
the Affairs Of the NJ. r. church. OF which
they we're members. Mrs. Henry. q pretty
young woman with brown hair and a
meiiiinous voice. testified that shs was .
clerk In the store where Cunningham
worked for time and noticed that Mrs.
shaner called TO see him frequently asout
timber claim and to bay machine
needles He had shown her one of Mrs.
Skaters photographs. but there was
nothing improper between him and Mrs.
shaffer that she knew. T. l.. Marble,
Skaters stspfather. thought that Mrs.
shafier neglected the little girls when she
lived on Ninth street, and with him
shaffer rested his case. The strongest
language cross-sxamination brought out
rs used BY Shaifer was '.holy SMOKE"
when he Was really angry.
Mrs. shaffer will 90 on the stand today.
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seems e Have Abandoned His Claim.
Register o'Tools ::rscsivsd letter from
Assistant Land Commissisusr Bowers
yesterday. asking that evidence ~ to tho
service OF notice on the defendant in the
case of Hazard J. Miller VS.. Ezra II. Stat
ford. involving homestead entry for lot
aud NE14 Nwi4 section 30. TIP. 26. N. 4.
7 Z, be forwarded Miller flied contest In
January, 1888. and secured decision re-
commencing that Stafford's entry might
be cancelled on the ground Of abandon
ment The defendant did not appear to
protect hi: rights at the first hearing or
the second which Was ordered by the land
commissioner
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-13

The following new suits we're h!ed
In she Office Of the clerk of the superior
court yesterday
Fridolin Wilhelm VI. Ellen Hedges ct
al.-Suit to quiet title.
Maggie Griffin ct oil. W. Wilmer Palmer
OF ux.--Suit TO recover $ioo on promissory
note.
Wells. Fargo 4 Co. vs. W. r. Perrigo ct
al.-Ansver OF snreties on note.
Ii. l.. Tipton1vs. Frank Bianchard--Suit
to forsclose real estate mortgage for $i6s
Carrie q. Wood Vs. Alexander Wood
Suit for divorce.
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svenue; 1t intersection Of Eighth and Al
der streets; On Rainier. NeClaire. Cedar
and Umssilsa streets: also on South Few
cath street. passed
Assessment. roll for Improvement Of
Chestnut street; rssd and approved.
Granting 10 che Rainier Power & Rail-
var Company . franchise 20 build railway
On Cosumbia avenue in Brookiyn addition;
passed.
Both houses adjourned to meet On
Wednesday evening.
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A long and interesting address on
"Street Paving Was read before the
monthly meeting Of the Chamber Of Com
nerce las: evening by George W. Kun
rnsr. After some discussion of the aues-
ton . committee. consisting OF j. s Gold
smith, Judge Thomas Burke and ]. h
MacDcugali. Was appointed TO present the
address 20 the council with the recommen-
dafion 70 take some action towards paving
the streets Of Seattle with vitrihed brick.
Samuel Rosenberg was elected . member
Of the chamber.
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H.,,.ison Driri sna Rail.

The next battalion drill. dress rs-ade
and ball will take place at the Armory on
Thursday evening. Requests for invita-
ssons should be sent IN Ia the chairman Of
the committee on arrangements, Capt.
Elmer Brady, not later than Wednesday.
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C.erSymen. LAWYERS. public speakers.
singer. and actors. all recognize she virtues
Of Ayers Cherry Feesorsi. One OF our
most eminent paelic men says; III is sas
beet remedy that can he procured for all
affections Of the vocal organs. throat aud
fuar& -
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THE Ceafederase Spy kshsarsalA
The rehearsals for the performance Of
The Confederate Spy," TO be given at the
Seattle thesser On Thursday night BY the
High school cadets. are now held nightly.
A full rehearsal MAS given last night ard
there will be full dress rehearsal tonight.
every care being taken 10 have every per-
former well up in his part
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-13
TIE DIVE LICENSE KEvoxxp.

County Commissionsrs Decide Aeainss
Black Diamond ssieonksepsrs.
The Black Diamond saloon and alleged
dance house has no license from tho
county commissioners now. for that board
ysstsrday gave . decision rsvoking the
license granted TO Duncalfe & Evans, and
assigred 70 Anton, Greene & Company,
who we're alleged 70 have conducted the
disordsriy resort. The case Was taken
under adyisement last week after trial
1t which . large number OF Black Dia-
mond people kwors to very damaging
stories against the saloon.
The board approved the bonds Of NJ. v.
Swartwood and ID. d. Hughes ~ road su-
pervisors.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-13

H. J. McSorley & 90. the harness
makers ana saiilers. have removed TO ITO
Commercial ssreet, scar Yesler avenue.
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store fer Rent.

A sne single or double store on CONNER
rial strses; low rent Cali 50 lis Squire
Iatiner Also s;ore on Froa; street
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tsooSts almost sc your own nx1reA Pa
cifc Hardware Company. all Yesler ave-
nue.
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PAINES
Celery Compound
MAKES PEOPLE WELL
NAkES PEOPLE WuI

comedy. Taken n . whole the perform
ance Is she best the company has Jet given
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Take igHch ST ths Riaiso cafe today.
IL NJ 10 ! Mandolin Orchestral music.
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nsn't ee hasa euS<s1 sad huy Gsltsefasa ssils
which a ply nseMArgsFiue as eel Ex4Fs
bussrr al ~ aaa 81 essts cSf srtes.--Ccarer d
Ieye.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-13

Keys nsisa and gun repairing: ali work
guaranteed. Hardy A Hail, Pioneer eloek.
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Oar nrst auction sale next Thurs
aay s, : o'e.0ek. Pacific Carpe:
" Store.
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Tickets for sAls ny bssh schoos pupils Or as the
ssr sesc~ s~ass reserved - oer osaee Pricex
ssc So sad CSC
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rsemnrenesag Thsrsaxy ana ssssnee e. fas
wesS @t.a aHAsbSE FArsgcKs DAY &ars.sx
sss Rs;rsss.se 3 sss- nr&H2A "a 1--WE ACx<. ROB
KKI EAAEE" Costumes za1 Sc@zery Hastsr
rssSdly G9Erer+
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ETHEL sgAspos
=. sy Asrara ELirox.

xcnesy, Tuesday SAT Wednesday.
March -. II and IL,
IA rsys Of gsss Frontier IN Five Acss
-PaEnIVESs
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THE CONFEDERATE SPY,

A xliisary Drama ia ave- sSts, sar the esnsa; Of
THx HIsH SCHOOL CaDkra
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TEEATKh--

RE French. Hes.1sst Aanagsr for
JEAN T. Ccffrzy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-04

6sorge England, travelling auditor Of
r. santa Fe, went down to Cleburne
yesterday.
~ a. Warner travelling auditor OF
r Texas and Pacific, was in the city
fainday.
VI Sawyer of Denton, The Oldest
Eng engineer in the world, is In the
/ ihe west-bound Texas ana Pacific
FL was an hour and half late yes
rtay morning.
Power boiler maker In the Texas
~ Pacific shops at this place, left
~ morning for Big Springs. where
WI go 70 work in the Texag and
rtelhc shops at that place.
W. Moffatt OF the Wichita Valley
iiavsy returned from Eureka Springs.
r thursday night. and left for
4ynour yesterday morning. lie was ac-
A ynptnled by Mrs. Munatt, VINO has
falth. -'i ''ei
TIE Different ticket Offices report
asiness TO be as good as could be ex-
49, at this time of the year. The
tIsfent shops report having all the
lIA mat they can handle at present,
" mat full force of worlSmen are
|sng employed. -
N Lloyd, roadmaster of the Joint
E'.sA returned from a trip IN the
~ yesterday morning. He rolbght
SsAh with him the petrined head and
u the horns Of some lsrge anil
~ y was dug up in Denton county
.,.,,." utss ago. Each horn was
''V near three feet in length.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-04
A Fathers Crime,

!, Su'Aiie Q. T., Aug. s.-Nora Ter
~, : l'-yeat-oid girl of Paine county.
ID, r., before a magistrate yester-
i ~ "a made affidavit that her faith.
IA !. ,uinsd her over three years ago
|ala , rae. compelled her to submit 10
|psforIneaI isaiiy. Since then ne had
|psllnr y. sn abortion upon her. COM
|lArtat. vi Y, mother to assist, and by
typlse NJ SPEEDY death should they
|Isnsd hes n',hsh crimes. has com
I'm H.. warrant was isusea so, TAI Tsr,
|ssna N ~. os has fled and can not be
|ssalsiinp Il, y also under Indictment for
lpelker az "a =, orVther. l. N. Terrell. ex-
. nurls5 ne Oklahoma Legislators.
ne girl. S .,ge Emhree IN this city.
,,.ssaeai an SsS Ts,l has caused great ex-
aaEht ie'reil Will be lynched II
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-04

A-ncaster Tex, Aug, 9.-The Dallas
'1aV Pioneers picnic ended this
'4.us rather abruptly on account of
approaching shower OF rain. but
w all business was transacted,
y A, NJ. Cochran delivered the
I1 M s address. Those who have
Issi., s,n'e the last meeting of the as
H. :. rutrlek, Mrs. Margaret Lavur-
-nu ar Noah Good.
b.. 'y we o. thanks was rendered to
touops, ~. Moilitt for beautiful
ioosu mat bore the inscription,
sc nsa Ole, bless he old pioneers; we wei.
|sh ers, s old officers were elected for
H. ,s1uing year with the addition OF
BIZ shnt secretary. to which place
Hn, aadie Rawlins was elected.
1 hi - vh,la Is the next place OF meet
II July. 1895. we last Wednesday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-04

Denlson Tex, Aug. 3.--The narrow
gauge engine, formerly on the Sher-
man, Shreveport and Southern, which
has been at the Denlson shops for a
year, has been sold by the Katy to
Morgan Bros. Of southern Texas, to
he used IN the lumber trade.
The Katy chr shops began on six
Pays a week August l, with a proba-
BE Increase OF ten hands day soon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-04

Brazorla, Tex, Aug. S.-some weeks
} 90 the International end Great North
Pm railway obtained Judgment for a
|rgc sum against the Velasco Termin-
Elrailway, which runs from velasso to
Fasnango Junction. Today the We
[aseo Terminal filed a mortgage for
FlN526 In favor of G. d. Carreu of
|,ook county. i'll. It is supposed the
Fls Terminal win liquidate all indebt-
tress and invest in betterment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-04

n, two n y .ss, Aug s.-The marriage
nss i $, vargas Spanish opera com
~ snslra man Inst week came very
s,s-a iSs sssA,lnn The groom getting a
M, Aat ns here yesterday. The
N-t rnul rom the bride'n
As-tArdax snarsing. a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-04

Depart.
NO - Mail and Express. 1870 a m
NO: 2 Chicago Express Daily
lNestlpuled) .........,....... S;l5 p m
NO. 81 Local Freight, $500 a m
Arrive.
No. 3, Mail and Express, ..... 9I5 p m
No. ] chlcago Express. Daily,
WestlbuledD ..,...........,.. 1910 m
NO; ~" Local Freight........ $40 p IN
Nos. 80 and 81 depart and arrive
freight yards.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-04

soon as the old man learned OF the oc-
c,,rrence he sought the groom at his
boarding house. but he was too fieety'
and outran the irate parent lie Inn
medlately took the tram Tor Dallas'
the company.