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can be made of chiffon embroidered In
dainty floral pattern, or in any of the
thin, fancy crepes or crinkled gauzes.
Saratoga has a new fad. A gentle Sy-
Ran lad, with eyes so bright and spark
ling that they belle the deprecating gest-
ure with which he greets you, has been
taken up by all the girls. If you met him
alone you would hear him murmuring a
quaint Arabian song. But in the early
mornings he is all business. and carries
precious burden about with him from cot
tage to cottage. When he orens his
closely packed treasure, there unfolds be-
fore admiring eyes beautiful scarfs en-
broidered in delicate shades, frightened
with stitches of silver and gold. They
are embroidered alike on both sides, upon
a ground work of cream. They come
from Damascus, and he drapes one over
his own head to show you how the
Damascus ladies wear them. They
are, oh so cheap, that scarcely girl can
resist the temptation to purchase one.
She isn't quite brave enough to drape it
over her head, so she takes the square,
folds it shawl-shaped, and wears it after
a dance, when there is a stroll on piazza
or in quiet walks, and the moon or cleo
trio light catches the silver and gold and
plays with it in COquettish fashion. Some
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A Primitive Church Bell.
1From the FLORIDA Times.TTnion

& From the Florida Times.UTnion.
In West Jacksonville is a small colorei
church. The church is an old edifice,
and its congregation has grown steadily
until only one-half of it can he accom- mo-
dated at one time The church has no
bell to call the pious people to worship,
but it has something that answers the
same purpose.
About the time for the brothers ard
sisters to assemble small boy, probably
10 years old, steps outside the door with
Dig plowshare dangling by string.
In the other hand is railroad spike
Every ten seconds or so he strikes the
plowshare with the spike, and keeps it
up for about ten minutes when he gives
variation in a series of sharp raps to
initiate the tolling of bell
The imitation is first rate, and the
sound is not at all unmusical, and calls
the people to the church Just as eff
ectively as if the best bell in the world
hung in the steeple
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THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST /

Your stationery iE 40 indication OF your
man ner 81 conducting business.
nave every thing neat aud trim 10 F@yN
TASTE and on good material from ne eyas-
pete Ffl9tnR, LlthOgraphinR ana blnnA
MORNING NEWS,
Savannah Ca
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| Critic In the new drama the father is
killed by lightning, and afterwari his
son, too. PROFESSIONALISM, a new appi-
cation of the law OF heredity Elegende
[ RIptfav
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THE WOMAN OF FASHION.
The COlOrS TO Be Worn in SultTy
August Weeks.

Light Greens and Clear Blues Con-
bined With white-The Gay French
Combinations carfs and Capes for
Evening Wear saratoEa's Latest
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Fad.
Copyright
New York July 2S.-The color question
Is now before the house ready to be dis
cussed. What colors shall we wear in
summer days. Are you willing to abide
by Paris decision2 If you are, you will
wear delicate lilac. shot with green a
white bonnet trimmed with violet color
and pink; collar or a velvet knot of ma
genta, and perhaps a suggestion Of one or
more other shades. Or if not that com
bination, it will he one equally incongru-
Gus. multi-colored, and charming. For
the fair Parisienne has a way Of scatter
ing many and varied colors in the rich
profusion of her toilet, in fashion that
is above criticism.
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Teacher Give me another proof that
the earth is round Fritz Round-trip
tickets. Flogondc Batter
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Bobby Papa's the captain Of our shin
and mam9's the pilot. His toacher-And
what are your Bobby I'm the compass.
! suppose-they'rc always boxing me
Truth
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.

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a, J.,,, ami tu,,s tt,g h - THE WORLDS
UOySE AND HONE pays" An dd,ntise-
p,,,H. appearing IN The sunday World and NJ
saturday morning ednion NJ IN, World undrr M,
classification uN bc rcpcat,d IN 7h> Erenin9 World
IN, uon,i1y and Saturday frc> of chor9s
BY COUPLE. in central location, hack parior.
with u.e Of yard for orderly small dog and cat ;
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"r,u"H.
MARRIED COUPLE want furnished room. light
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James. box 81 world, uptown,
SEAT FURNISHED ROOM Tor the use II my es-
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ed 81,
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~ World.
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uofur,isheu Rooms to let.

ETH ST $40 " ! uT = rooms, lei fnur Tor
housekeeping: improvements; large Kitchen 7
teslred all Improvement, large yari tl"i"s@@
a1D ST 49S W. = large uniurnShcd rooms,
front: private house, lnw rem.
sam ST 7u E-TVo M four rooms uniurnishoi
IN private house con'Nn'eu. =
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R,ry Monday ord .r'uriny du'7ng ~ niomh
NJ ID!v ard AugW" rG y" 90 ThL worm
BOi,F AM 'HOhE DAYS 60 ~ nd'Hrise-
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,.,,.,,,. ,,fo. ,,p h, rcp,a.si m n, E,SrHg lord
10. Vanfoy Gad Sa.urdGy nee Of churg'
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EAIt Side.

LFNINGIOS AVE. 32p-Furnished rooms,
sinri. & double; excellent table; conveniences
10y iAmIiy; spanish spoken: table boaruers
MADISON AVE. corner. ?, e. 18th st-superior
rooms cuisine, uanslents accommodated.
reasonable rates
ioru 81. llsE Neatly furnished large rooms
for 2 gentlemen, with board also hall room.
nTH ST, - h.-peslraole rooms; pleasant
neishborhood; good table; reasonablei tAble
hoard. ----
18TH ST, ISL E.-Furnished rooms. with or
without board; ssntlsmsn. u q 20; isdies ~
s1.,a Pc 8. E 10 & :.. ;' rooms excel
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Fiat. and Apartments to Let,

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ior Nomiay uad sa'urdry rer Of chnr9.
unSurrished-Esst Side
v,nrsnN AVE I-OI lIar4nr IN, = LARGO
room" rooms al IMPROVEMENTS; all rIoms l.shI
81, So.
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FANCY TRAP seats 2 or 4: harness. robes, &C. I;
no horse; must SELL 1lS West 125th st.
FOR sALE-TwO good w rk horses: good work
ars: kind and true: hie bargain L. H. south
ard. 18th al. and 9th ave.
FOR, sALE-Ice wagon. In GOOD condition. APP
ply ]. TAFT. Ala West $50 st.
GOOD LANDAU FOR SALE. Conradis, Full
ton ST near Reid ave. Brooklyn
WANTED-ream and wagon for outdoor evening
meeting; stale term. FOURTH DISTRICT,
box World.
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HOTEL TRAFALGAR.

NF III T. zen st near Union Squa-e-liand-
nomclv furnished rooms, American or European
moderate prigss,
PLEASANT CoTTkGr, $50 r. 18Th St small
Hdt0in'ng rooms 81 weekly, complete house
hpapIng coal free
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Instruction..

CUSTOM CUTTERS wANTED-The leading Gus
tom cutters OF this continent use the A d
Rude method OF cutting; why not Join the pre-.
cessiou? Taught at Cleveland Cutting School.
cleveland. o.
sTENoGRAPHY and Typewritng School.
SIS BroadwAy, n. Y: 81 week. Call or vrtta
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Colleges, Schools, &C.

ADVANTAGES UNEQUALLED = Pitman's
shortt and thoroughly taught; individual In
struction. Metropolitan school. 70 9TH ava;
evening sessions; circulars.
sTENouRAPHI and Typewriting School. uo
Broadway n. y; 81 week Call or write.
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$40. FLATS $40,

Leave New York anu onIOy HrOOklyn, one
minute from l. station: new: oath. range set
tubs: have Just finished Is; sHmeh iny better Mt
sl1: rented 23 of them, opposite park & in the
midst oI iresh, cool air Room ~, World Build.
ing, Sew Ork
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Purchase ano Exchange.

0ne Tfne, fSc. per tins: Second Time, fsc. pc,
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Se % Inv est~u ehoroe On SiNdata
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/Nd,st tDA he "THE WORLDS TRADE
DAY. All advertisements under The cids1fcn-
Tim riA be repeated in the Euring World tor
f,ssdav Nee of charge.
CASHIERS DESK. for fine retail business. NJ.
B.. 100, 1919 I'd ave-, Advertising Office.
TO BUY. three second hand Cunning hydraulic
straw hat presses. Address 7. q. Co., .35
Bros dway.
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GOOD INVESTMENTS.
We ofer good investments In the following
pstents all OF which have money making quail
ties We invite correspondence. Full descrp-
tions furnished Door seCurcr. 50t."01. Fire
escape sos, 100; Trolley wire finder 5i3, $50 lIsr
row disk sharpener, 5le sN; Excelsior mach
$50 SIS; Motor, Eis SOS, Press. SIS 1909 Tree pro-
tector. 5oa, 9is; Safety stop.cork sos o75 Type
writer. t9s.Sl2, Spark conductor. $50 lis. Cslru.
lAting mach. hla. 973. Boring mach. Ills OSs .
Bed brace. $685.: Electric ny. sisaal, 5,ss n
Treadle 5l3 bS5; Elevator gate, 5lS.3T,; curtain
fixture. 4g,t7. Gate bis,77s; Hoe sol $50 ,
Cabinet and churn. 5iIi57 Window. iI:2
windmill i7.6Tt: Gravesone. SIS 552 Nozzle
support, SIS. $50; Wrench, Slt7sl; Sash fastener
Sls as Tongue support 6i3 900 Flushing tank
$40 33i Clothes drIer, 5ls, 37s; Carpet s,retcher
and tacker 5l.,7l Fence, E?O.2iI, car brake
sic3Is Berry pail $40 7.5; chimney can, Si:. .
gsI. Cotton planter. Dol o?s; Night lIsht and
attach q putsD, 3s7 Sos; Fruit f.onsr 5i9 sas
Time recorder, 5IoSll: Ssitch bls, $50; Grain
header, 5l5,S7l; Surgical basin. 4a3 $50; Surg' al
apron iS9, i3e. Hallway grader. 81 $50 Filter
SIS Sei; Hook and eve. oos 3I7 Pencil sharpeuer
isl 09; Drier, 5ll,lsi; Smoke drrester, a2l. O5i
Fire escape SLs?3; Wire Fue'gher hla t5s
ADDRESS AMERICAN PATENT AGENCY, CInrin-
matt o, Patent Solicitors AMI Nego'istors.
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unfurnlshed-Sorth OF t1sth Street.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS rooms bath. i'm
provemen,s. SEQ to $50. 5O2 W. l.5th NJ.
lifTH ST. 400 W.-Frce rent 10 AusuN-Ele
giant broom apartments, sl2 Slt monthly.
l52D ST, $50 W. 3 rooms. T. 3iI: exclusive
Adults; hnest neishborhood view reference.
ELEGANT FLATS 10 let. rooms. all I'm
prnvements. 30 fsis. reduced to So nar month
Apply IN premises, T.. l3-d ~. or $40 W. 2Sth St
urfusn ahes -Miace us1aou,.
LOOK This month rent moving free; SIG
Broom nrts Harlem. Cali room s3t u way.
Urfurnioh>d Brooklyn.
9Th ~. --Thi ee. story single Fats; T. or light
rooms. $40 to $50; ca improvements hne ne ali.
bohoo1 Mrs. Hays 800 9Th 81
7TH AVE, IS. near Lincoln place-All-ight nat
rooms q bath steam heat, S2s.
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Dancing Academies
AFTERNOON CLASSES. WALTZ GUARAN-
OPEN ALL SUMNER teed in private les
LADY ASSISTANTS. sons. with music. y.
HOSEA HIGGINS

OUR OWN ACADEMY OF DANCING.
1855 10 l.o WEST 23D ST.. near eth ave. t. sta
ton. 81 monthly Glasses MON, TUES, THURS.
and FRIDAY. 100 to 1880; private Lessons. Si
tickets used at pupils convenience; beslnnsrs
classes, lessons 81: quarter ~ lessons, IS; re-
ali summer. A. NJ, TO II h, NJ. Cooled by cold air
IFRoM NEW YORK WORLDLY
Mr.. HOSEA HIGGINS, in his class lessons. gives
individual Instruction In room separate from the
general classroom, Dinident pupils nnd this
tedious snalf to LEARN how TO dance He
GUARANTEES THE WALTZ IN SIX PRIVATE
LESSONS MAKING NO FAILURES, and hun
dreds OF former patrons bear willing testimony TO
the fact; and during the summer season this acAd-
emy is thoroughly cooled by EDISONS LARGE
COLD-AIR APPARATUS.
All the requirements being thus met Our
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MISS M'CABE'S

DANCING ACADEMY; classes now forming ct u
East l7th St, between 5th ave. and Broadway.
Glasses every afternoon and evening; private lea
sons, any hour 81: saltI gu.rantAd 10 six pst-
vate lessons IS; 4 lessons, u; quarter. ~ les
sons IS: lady and gentleman assistants
RECEPTIONS WEDNESDAY aad SATURDAY
EVENINGS SEND FOR CIRCULARS
Resinners at any time. Open all summer.
Special aud individual attention given 10 those
learning the waltz; also the new and fashionahls
dances including stage. fancy and character.
LENON CONsERVATORY,s 4s West IA
st-Alwsys open: electric so1ins correct
WALTZ GUARANTEED; n'e strictly private zee.
failures; lady assistants; classes every sts,neon.
evening; monthly 81 gasrsslm -. inels,sias
sTAGE DANCING department; every styisi
latest novelties; tsrms 10 suit: engagements So
cured; $50 references
OPEN ALL sUMMER..walts and all tashicns
as sspsS esSEs q wei itsn
sssss; bss5S ciaytSis elafk, Nsls ssa n.hR
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Furnisned- West Side.

TTH AVE, 5S6 near 4lst 81. Elegant 4-ronm
HAT. Complot. for Housekeeping, 81 weekly.
Jfnitor.
18TH ST. 40 W. one OF the finest furnished
Az = in Ctv, Is rooms, bath. Slb weekly
S9rH ST $50 Nicely furnished mats
rooms A bath. lanitor
IUbIH ST.. 10. W. Elegantly furnished 4 room
flats. only So for summer, delightfully."- cool
ianitor
IIVrH 81. 3lI W. near Mornngside Park
Nice fiat. Il rooms h bath.
AN ELEGANT newly furnished outside corner
Fat. facing the PATk. ii yuar orn price FOR
the summer. Mrs Norton. % ". loih s..
THE ONO. Amsterdam ave. h 10Th st Fur
uishpi, uptil sept IL Inquire lsntor.
Furnished Miscellaneous.
assortment large 4 small, fur
nishod hais IS Ia Slb weekly, cheap. ILAGH,
-? W n,a 81.
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Board Wanted.

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FIRST. CLASS CIGAR STORE for sale on the
main street In Passaic. ". J. Apply or address
A. llfMAR. 29s Main ave, fassaic, n. J.
FOR sALE-saioon best location down town
averages $3.50 day: years lease Il. f., box
q World
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ELEGANT SINGLE FLATS,
all improvements;
NI3 AND 81 PER MONTH";:

halt an houl 10 New YORK CITY Hal; IanIlor's
service: rooias 4 bath, Also fats, 81 & 1i2
per month rooms $ bath, CHARLES HART
owner, 1869 Sd ave. between Isth 5oth s,s
Brooklyn.
Sil MoSTHLY-Nc Near Bridge entrance: enlre
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FOR SAIE-Saloou in ffoboken: full license:
cheap rent; with pool table; only 800 cash
ouired. Inquire II. CoRDTs, 2ls list at
FOR sALE-Good bakery and route IN Jersey
! city; cheap. Cali or address, c. r. g, as
| 9TH St. Jersey City
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For Sale.

4, O~> 1fn,e, csc. PER ir.e second T,aS. sse. rs
me. Thri and Subsequent 7nnes soc- peT I'm
=. DER line eztrd charge on Sunddya
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TN ST, SIS w.-H.ndsomeiy furnished rooms.
vi seavsnitaess. Eea,ismsn sniy. private house
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TJoAT s1OhE dolnT gooi nsins'' nov sale;
rea.on Tor ssii'rgi s'eknesh 2Ae sr'oss ST.
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SEWING. MACHINES A LOT will be reduced In
price every day until sold at2, $40, IS; New
Home :. VI, 60. : machines A2Oi warranted.
b
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SEWING MACHINES ~ all kinds; new 81: up
good second hand ones from $40 Tor cash or
monthly payments; We EXCHANGE, rent and repair
all kinds Of machines. kRUSE MFG. co, l2i
East ltth st, @0j Grand ST.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tons, s3j to $50 smiths
plenty OF them. $50; Ilammonds. CaliGraphs,
Rsrlock, Munsou. Brooks, $50; all makes. rented
So 81 hcp' Iruaircd nee; tciCphOn" 3gis CnIt-
landt. Typewriter Headquarters, IS Liberty.
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Furnisheo Fast Side.
MADISON AVE. 1875 tSGmmcr belIi-5 rooms 4
bath. completely furnished elegant furnitu.
cool, clean; excellent nfirhborho0d. bargain. 81
per week reduced Tor July August
8gTU 81 . 233 r. Flat 3airy rooms. bath pref
lily furnished, -. so weekly. stephen.
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GROCERY FOR SALE no reasonable offer re.
fused cause. other business no agents. go
East cath ST.
ICE ROUTE, wagon and team for sale cheap. on
account OF other business Inquire 1875 East
t20th at
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FAMILY LIQUOR s'ToRE, fully stocked, 10Th
ave easy terms. Inquire millinery store 800
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FOR SALE-tiood corner liquor store new license
and good stock; only $40 cash. Apply to
FRANK DEhNMAN, zoos Fulton 81. Brooklyn.
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9TH ST. O. e.. weekly Z upwards: elegantly
furnished rooms pleasantly located. near Madi-
son ave.
SGD ST. .i7 E--sp,endid large rooms: running
water bath: cheap TO refined gentlemen; sta
Inn
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STATE GOVERNDi ENT.

Governor. -.....-............ ..R. K. ColcC,lI
Lieutenant Governor. Puui,a
Controller..... ......-.... .......K. l.. llorto,
Attorney-General.... ID. Torreysn
Surveyor-General .................J.E Jops
Clclk Supreme Court. Joe J,spuh
SUITE Printer -...................J. L.. Eckls
Sup't Public instruction. Orvis hin
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!. SDan Needles OF all the leading cow
Snx mach ines.s always on hand.
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The .ahove balance stands Eto the
credit OF thes various funds 40 per
Treasurer's Balance Sheet, dated
June 18th, 1891:
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
-. U. \. GOVERNMENT,

President .....GROrER'CLtVELAxn
Vtce-Presidcut.. .ADLAI +. STEvENsv,
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CABIN EFT.

u ty. OF State. ....-.. Walter q. Gresham
See'ty. of the Treasury John q. Carlisle
Sec'ty. OF War. ...-. Daniel S. Lamont, Y ,
Sec'ty. of the Navy. Hilary a. Herbert A.
Postmastcr-Genern -. Wilson s. Bisseu Y,
Sec'ty. OF the Interior. .HoRe smith 4.
AtIorney-General.... Richard Olury. Va.
Sec'ty. of Agricultural. Sterling Murt,uys;
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TREAsUREI:'s BALANCE SHEET.

Cash in Treasury to tie credit cf the
various funds, June 28th, 1894:
In State fund.-. y d ,......S 8,5 3 81
In general county fund. l4,U = 81
10 Cash contingent fund... lilo Al
ln indigeut sick fund. 49,. 1882 II
In county school fund. 900. 1872 81
In officers salary fund.-. 2,l3l 43
Total. .S25,93O SO
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SUPREME. COURT.

ChiefIustice........ .MellviIle ". Ful!er. N
stephen J. Fled, cd
John NJ. Harlan, Er
....Horscc Gray, Ma
Associnte Justicss sam Blatchfoid, "
David J brewer liz
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George Shiras. Pr
J howell Jacs>on. Ia
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Rep. III Congress. Francis &. NewI,pt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07
noLL WORMS Ar woniI.



Oscar Bell County, Tex, Aug. a.
Boil worms are ravsgins Bell county's
cotton crop, and IL they do not chsei
their advance soon the banner county's
terd expectations VIII be turned Ia
blaokeued gloom, II II can not already
be said that this Is the case. The an.
Aette'A Correspondent mas talked with
several OF our most successful farmer,
en- The subject OF tho bell worm and
the cotton crop IN the past week nnd
To unit they are Of this opln IN.
point observed Ia these interviews WAS
TO TAX 20 conservative men. or course
there are some men whom the appear.
ance or a fly Will nearly drive mad
but no such people were questioned
Three weeks ago the cotton orop ,vas
simply iine- The stalk was waist hIph
and sometimes higher, ana the il,nhs
were meeting AMI lnteriaeinr across
the widest middles. The Weed yas
loaded with profuslon Of bioona
squares and bolls, and everybody wa
believing the crop would averare frnrn
Three quarters to a bale ana d ouartr,
70 the acre. II u got another rain. The
rain came, and with n came hieh
SPIRITS, big hopes aud a few boil vor,,s
but the worms did not amount 10 r,uct,
right th-n, The rain o. three wsel.s
ago last Saturday night has heen m.
lowed by local showers ali over n.
county and these showers nran.iaA Ia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-07
THE waco BUDGET.


Waco, Tex, Aug. 6.-President J. w.
higgins of the Commercial club has
received the following letter. dated at
Masonic Temple. Chicago;
Dear Sir-I have the honor to en-
close herewith copy Of the official or
gan for the Third national irrigation
congress. to be held at Denver. Col,
september Q to 10.
l need not here enlarge upon the
vital Importance of this convention TO
the people of the West and OF the
country. We must make n success of
II, both in the size and tho represen-
tatye character of the attendance. I'm
der the call you are entitled to APP
point one delegate to represent your
city. and I trust you will avail your
self OF the privilege and that you Will
appoint a delegate who will be sure
to attend. Trusting that you will take
this action and at as early a date as
possible, l remain very respectfully
WIN. h. SAIYTHE,
Chairman National Executive Commit
tee.
President higgins has the matter un-
der consideration and Will appoint a
delegate, as requested