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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-21

Ing BY 10 Hard Butler. who contribut.
ed not little 70 the success o. the
Mrs, W. 3. Cummins wore an elegant
costume OF black silk aud poiut lace,
diamonds: The guests present were:
Misses Ellen Owricy. Ethel Pcprcll.
JANE Lamb. Edwards. Ralncs, Lowic
givens, Cook, Donia Butler, Myrtle
Mcdaniel, Mae James Anna iiuns,
Maud Freidley. Clio Holman, FANNIE
May Bowman. Myrtle Dudley, Donia
Butler. Cummlns, Loveluce. Beulah.
Beauchann. Ferle Davis and Lillian
Davis Messrs. Albert Thomas. Clip
Greer, 4 Try Lillard. VIII owsley,
Shariie' Wilson. J. r. Brown. h. j.
Smith. Jr., Lillard Nooe. OF Gibbon,
Tom Kemp, Ed Andrews. Glib Williams.
WIN Bailey. q. w Ilnlton, Hard Butler
WIN Simmons. W. Il. Beauvhnmp.
Harry Beauchamp.
Al ten O'Clock the spacious and beau
tifully decorated dining hall was
thrown open and food 1T FOR the gods
was served
Mr. and Mrs r. II. Prir win entertain
Friday evening In honor OF Mis- Aaa
Gates, who Is visiting them from Do
eatnr. II Is to be quite chic affair.
Miss Donia Butler OF Plano who hns
been visiting her brother Baisl Butier.
and Miss Maggie Cummlns returned
home Wednesday.
Mrs Louis leager who has been the
guest OF Mrs. Russey for the past
Worth Thursday.
Mr.. Albert Rogers Is in town.
Mr, warren Lenron OF Chnicothe.
Ohio. Is visiting Bowie
MIS-. ]. a, Mlnefce and Mrs. Charles
Bona are in Crescent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-21

Galveston, Tex. Aug 20. Tonight a
difficulty occurred between John Lynch
and J. S. varncy, in which the former
was shot twice. one ball penetrating
the neck aud the other the breast.
Lynch and yarney are watchmen. the
former at the coal elevator and yards
on Fowler q Mcyitia and tho latter
at the new Moody compress Lynch
went over to the compress and asaaiiltf
ed Vaimay with q heavy black thorn
cane. knocking him down. beating q
hole In his head and breaking bis nose.
and while down vafney got his revolt
yer oft and put two balls into Lynch.
wuundlna him as described Lynch'n
condition Is extremely critical, and Il
h likely his wounda VIII prove fatal.
Eotl men ore over 20 years OF age The
cause Of the dimcuity could not DO
asccrtained.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-21

Waco, Tex. Aur 20 Tho cotton pal-
ace directors have under consideration
tho proprioty, aud It Ia understood viii
act upon IT, to net apart during tho
exposition Tor days Tor an Immense
cotton planters parade TO he par
tlcipnted In by four oountlea COM
tirunus 10 MeI.cnngn.
It II estimated that tho parade will
not contain less than 1000 loaded wag-
ons, which will be beautifully decora-
ted and the procession headed by
"King Cotton" on his throne. IL Is
Thought that this will more than any
thing olge show the cotton resources
Of tho state
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-21

Waco. Tex. Aug, 9O.--In the city
court to-day the case OF II. l.. johnson.
charged with aggravated assault and
battery, ana l.. II. Williams, accessory.
the complaining witness being H. ].
Brown, with whom the defendants had
a difficulty ten days ago. resuiting In
Brown receiving cut on the neck.
has been on trial. AZ n late hour this
evening the ease went to the Jury,
which returned shortly with verdict
OF acqulttal of both defendants, Tho
unfortunate difficulty attracted much
attention at tho time of its occurrence.
both OF the defendants being capable
and rising young lawyers, Mr. john
son was confident Of his acqulttal. and
the trial showed clearly case OF self
defense on his part.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-21

Clshourne. station Aug, 19.-Mlss
Mary Heard entertained number of
her friends on last Tuesday evening
with a moonlight picnic in honor Of
Miss Matte Fisher of Navasota.
MIR. and Mrs. Shepard spent several
days In Dallas last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Leeper of Wax
ahachie visited friends in the city last
week.
Miss clyde Mcdowell spent last
Thursday in Fort Worth.
Misses Alyce Cumby and Mona Chris
man visited friends in Dnllas Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Miss Eva May Wilson entertained
a number OF her friends last Thursday
evening.
quite number Of Young people from
the city went out 10 Keeene last Friday
evening 10 attend the Adventist meet.
Ing.
Miss Rowena Thompson spent several
days. shopping, in Dallas last week.
The Magazine Club held Its regular
weekly meeting last wednesday after
noon at the residence of Mrs John w.
Floore.
Miss Mona Chrsman. charming
young lady Of Gatesville, has returned
home after q visit OF several weeks
with Miss Alyce Cunlby.
Miss Mary Heard and aunt, Mrs.
Lees, visited relatives In Dallas last
week.
Mr. and Mrs w. r. Nix entertained
a number of young ladies and gentle
men at their home ON last Tuesday
evening in honor OF the Misses Polk OF
Corsicana
Misses Dora and Mary Nance gave
reception at their home last Thurs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-21

Denton, Tex. Aug. 20 rev. 1.atti-
more OF Bell county, who has been
conducting a highly successful meeting
under the auspices of the First Bap-
tist church. leaves for his home To-
day. Rev. Harris. pastor at Gaines
vile, will carry ON the revival this
week
Rev. D. c. Dewitt has returned from
Flowery Mound, where he has been
conducting meeting He reports 80
conversions In the meeting.
Great crowds from here attend the
Johns Wells campmeetlng.
The Baptists will hold baptiglng
at the Fort Worth crossing on HEX
ory tomorrow afternoon at O'clock
District court begins here tomorrow.
WIN Wade, the negro arrested the
other day on a pistol case, has 1--WE
different charges filed against him.
ronsie Carey, negro. was converted
recently IN the meeting at the Afri-
can NJ. %. church, and raised such u
shouting as 10 neoeasitate his ciec-
tiou from the church. He has applied
for a permit to preach.
Mr.. w J Head during the tempo
rary absence OF Capt. Prov Mounts.
has been appointed as captain OF the
Owsley Rifles
Professor Terrell, president Of the
North Texas normal college. is busily
engaged in preparing for what prom
lses TO be the most successful session
OF tho school ever held, which opens
the 3rd proxlmo,
A man named McGeorgc charged
with gambling. who had been out for
some time ON 5000 bond, was surren-
dcred by his bondsmen tonight. brought
up from Lewisvllle and Jailed yester-
lnV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-21

Groesbeecls, Tex. Aug. 2O.--A. Il Fir
man has been elected special Judge fs.i
court is IN full blast.
Upland cotton Is suffering for rain,
but cotton plckers are in Demand.
Many land buyers, and sales are
readily made, ranging from so TO si6
per acre.
John webb. a native Of this county.
eloped with and married Miss Oceola
Walt, formerly Of Houston.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-21

Coleman. TtN.. Aug. 20.--The reunion
eneampment Of John Pelham camp.
y. G v, No. 70. was held at Pecan
Grove, about one mile west OF Cole
man, Wednesday and Thursday. Au-
gust 10 and is. Promptly at o'clock
on the first day the veteran camp
was called to order, and after the
routine business had been disposed OF
the camp proceeded to election of Of
Ulcers, which resulted as follows. j. j.
Callan. commander; NJ. NJ. Cailan. ad.
jutant; J. r. Caldwell, quarlermasser;
after which ]. d. Ledbetter. In behalf
OF the Sons Of the Confederacy. In an
appropriate address, submitted their
constitution 70 the veteran camp for
approval. By unanimous vote the
constitution was approved and the ad-
dress responded to by j. ]. Callan. the
newly elected commander OF the vet
erans
The Daughters OF the Confederacy
were received and their organization
completed By the election Of Mrs. ].
II. Caldwell, president: Mrs. w. p.
Rascoe, secretary, and Mrs. W. Y.
Price, treasurer. Mr.. p. F. Powell de-
liVered an interesting and patriotic ad-
dress, After supper the program was
resumed by short brt patriotic ad-
dress by Mr. James Williams. Several
beautiful tableaux, representing scenes
dear to the heart OF the old veterans
completed the first days program.
Miss Oml Polk was elected daughter
Of John Pelham camp. to accompany
the camps Of veterans and sons TO
Houston TO attend the reunion Of Con-
federate Veterans and to act as one Of
the maids Of homer at the Winnie
Davis reception In May, 1885.
Excellent music was furnished
throughout the program by the Cole
man brass band and Held music by
Veterans Jesse and Dudley Johnson.
Miss Byrd McCord presented the vet
Grams with a life-size portrait Of john
Pelham. which was pronounced by old
veterans who served under him as an
excellent nkencss OF the boy arullerist.
The Popullsts will hold two-days'
encampment at Pecan Grove next Fri
day and saturday, August "a and %.
Wash Jones and other leading lights
are expected 10 be- present.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-21

|Rinreod, Tex, Aug. 19.-The 10 Har-
|, ho.el has been temporarily closed,
|aps to the continued Hines of it's
yular proprietress, Mrs. y. NJ. Drake,
n Is being taken by her husband
h friends to Amarillo. Tex. Il is
ad that her health will be speedily
scored,
|uany cattle are being shipped to
|rket from this point,
Inc weather is very hot and Is max
cotton prospects the finest the counN
h ever saw.
|TWo broken tank cars on the Rock
|.nd are side-traoked mere. They
|de In the wreck six miles below here
|tnly. There was no great dam
\, done and no one hurt.
|G T. Roberts, n prosperous farmer
BIS county, has come to Ringgold
make his future home. He bought
|mins land near here.
Several good land sales have been re-
|aly reported and several other large
NJ are maturing.
|lol0nel William Warren has sold his
y Wichita valley ranch of 5000 acres.
p purchasers viii very shortly place
same on this market in small trac S.
|lhe nomination or Culbersou gives
|Aeral satisfaction to Democrats here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-21

Temple TEX. Aug. ls.-Cnptain II.
II. SwinlS OF Temple division No, 20.
Uniform Rank knights OF Pythias re-
oeived a telegram yesterday from A..
A. Gibson. travelling passenger agent
OF the Cotton Belt railroad. saying the
Cotton Belt would not meet the $40
rate TO Washington. So this division
has decided TO 80 over the Santa Fe
vic Huston. New orleans. Montgomery
and Atlanta. as that road agrees 70
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rIm corroN nnIr orrnns
The chance of Your Llf. FOR va
cation,

Which you need a magnificent trip,
which you win appreciate and an cdu-
cat!enal tour which will provide you
many peasuroubic reflections.
In the fulhnmcnt and furthernnce Of
the lead which this company has tnien
for the benefit OF the ''Pythnnn" and
It's patrons generally, the Cotton Bel.
Route VIII on August 22nd 10 Goth, In
elusive sell round trip tickets rom all
points ON its lines In TuNns 90 Wnah-
inggon, ID O.. at the rate Of t2a each,
Via Memphis. and thance through the
historic mountains ana beautiful scenic
portions OF Tennessee. Virginia, clo.,
affording through reclining chair cars,
Pullman aleepcrg, coaches. and nbso-
lutely tho quickest time by from eight
TO twelve hours
Tickets viii be good for return pass
age until September sth, and upon ap-
plloation TO ticket agent at Washington
on or before September 9Th the said
limit Will be extended 10 September
18th
All tickots will be honorod ana bag
gage checked through from starting
point 20 destination, thereby avoiding
the ruHhes and annoyanos ana perhaps
errors, which arc always Incidental to
ms Of baggage On route.
Special arrangements have been
made whereby omnibus transfers GU
route viii be avoided.
The Texas and Pacific ana Intcrnn-
tional nd Great Northern railway COM
panios having Joined this company la
this rate and arrangement, Tickets viii
be sold via their lines TO Texnrltana
and thence via the Cotton Belt Route"
and all persons living on or adlnoent 10
said llnos should purchase tickets uc-
cordinRly. Every arrangement has beon
made 10 avoid crowding and FOR the
prrfeci comfort OF an patrons Side
trips from Washington 10 New York
and all resorts can be had at specially
low round trip rates call for and
see that your tickets read via the Got
ton Belt Route"
The special Pythian train win leave
Waco az 1915 y. M. August "a; reSar-
kama, $50 a. M August ~. arriving In
Washington z n. m, Monday, August
a. g. O. WARMER.
q. 7. A.. Tyler. Tex.
r. r. A.. Fort Worth. Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-21

roanoke Texas. Aug. 20
= Dillon, a missionary from Cen
i. america, preached at the Union
',s'ca Sunday and Sunday night.
Us s''ss Rose McGinnis, who has been
.or,,n q music school In Tarrant
"a t, visited her home here Saturday
~ s-lgs smith has uold his property
,, I'M aha win engage In the mercantile
4 - al Justin, In Denton county,
see,eS az suitable building can be
r,,,s, Meechie, w. L. Harris and
4 stsal ~ our citizens went to Denton
Hris. nv ,,. court this morning.
Z a, ~, ihniss'nbers of the Democratic par
y |, ~. ms place are not uniformly salts
mr. IN me result Of the state Demo-
IL \, svtton crop In this section Is in
re t6eiuqn The present indications
' mere will be a good yield.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-21

some some daring thief attempted to roll,
.. y. Aoney's jewelfy shop. In order
~ ~ 'saeh ne coveted articles, It was
-, esss'py 70 break the thick glass out
s,,o sne snow window, and this made
near by heard it and ran oni fr,',h, /.
ening on the party. who ran IN Inc
direction OF the depot.
LAST evening the Baptist minister
rev selvige. administered the ordi-
nance OF baptism 10 six converts ana
immediately after, before the crowd
dispersed, the Christian minister i'm
church. "'- e''a'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-21

Grandview. Tex, Aug. 2o-The flrst
rev bale Of cotton was brought in this
evening by Mr.. j T. Jarrol and was
bought by r. N. hin at 6l5.
The Farmere state alliance meets
tomorrow at Island Grove and dele
gates are arriving on every train to
attgnd the great meeting. Already
the noted leaders. Harry Tracy. @.
w Jones, Stump Ashby, Evan Jones
and other prominent Third party
lights are hore.
Two more rooms viii be added 10
the college building for the fail Sos
sion.
Mrs A. H. fIudglns went TO Itaska
this evening to visit friends.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-21

...soro TEX. Aug. so.--Messrs. c.
H,Ds .r,s q FehrmaT Of this city
4 prsboro yesterday morning at
- an bicycles and visited En-
ee ,r. Nxahachle, Italy and Milford.
N,,rsd 10 Hillsboro last night
~ .,, o'clock, making distance OF
,y.6ve miles in thirteen and a half
~ ~ spent about two hours time
r.nIs and two hours In WaNa-
They will leave In a few days
- n.,iss kaufman, Paris Ronham.
..-nnn. Donison. Fort Worth and
~ .ss Marshal Wood received today n
W nom Il. X. Ewing. deputy
w ~ Nevada, Mo. stating
~ sheriff scroghen Of that place
Al NJ here tomorrow morning after
N ;laseock an account OF whose
NJ, ms appeared in the Gazette.
|r n phillips and |. Gabert will
y. tomorrow for St. Louis and viii
|-aa the Uniform Rank encampment
1 knights OF Pythias in Washington
,shofore they return.
n 10 Abbott and Hon. S, c. Up
y z hi Ap1ight for Dallas to at
I. Ne al, $rned congressional con
r..on Ch,Rnan Tom Smith and the
A NV. cscunt,l yelegation viii leave to-
's-row mJSning. There has not been
TX spAcuiation OF late as to what
"A beI<he outcome of this second
" VI make a nomination, but the
ss,rsf Aling is general that Hills
ssgs,Ion Will go to Dallas fully de-
'nlned to stand by honest 10 to the
n, house Of a Mr.. Henderson on the
Y. ado Of the railroad was damaged
Az last night about Q o'clock 10
4 +xtent Of about $500. Cause OF Gre
rnosed to be the explosion OF lamp
XXX was left burning when the FAM
. lefi to attend church. Fully COW
n by Insurance.
~ stats arrived today for the new
WI npera house. 1t Is to be finished
n ready for occupancy by Septem-
~. A good list OF splendid attrac-
~ has already been secured.
m bow NJ. D. Box who some time
\ caused a little sensation here by
,oiinF into a passenger coach, break
! 4 window, pieces Of which struck
Y fs,e OF r. b. Parrott Of Waco. had
, trial today before Justice Jones
4 was fined S25 and costs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-21

j. L. PENNINGTON. general live stock
agent, has just returned from 81 Lonis
aud Chicago He Flys that the drouth
ana shortage Of crops IN the West
70 causing the farmers 10 Hhip out
nearly All their cattle and that the
superior condition OF Texas puatriea
with The abundauce Of crops win give
the stockmen OF this atate great ad-
vantage IN feeding this winter. a. II
win insure Them Il large number Of
Eat cat;in at time wnen there Win
b. n scarcity 10 ihe market on account
Of the lack u the usual supply from The
West He eays The fect Is generally
recognized wherever he has been that
1e5as IS Ia beitcf couditi0n than any
OF the Western states arid the fact ~
beune generality commented on 70 the
adyangage Of tile STATE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-21

!, sl1l Tex, Aug. 2o.-Dr Fisher,
s,ll,s' s'. Of the Fort Worth university,
ANY. an interesting lecture at the
4, x. 'Aufah last Tuesday on Chris
,,rs ~ correspondent was out IN the
a. s,,-, iSr three days last week and
Ronis, Hn @ ilnd crops looking so
iitr n q Cotton IS as fine - ever
hi psf, ~. olalk land belt The cen-
~ hel,,, me state world OF feed
.nr n wv up phreshers were run
~ rhssa,' ariy every nelghDorhGo1.
s1la nsl,. yletd is light. but other
Ae IN TOR the deflricncy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-21

Bonham, Tex. Aug 2o.--Distrlct
court convened today. The following
grand jurymen were empanellcd; ".
L. league. Jim Connally, A. c. Meu-
gin. Tom Ingram, John Freeman, Jas.
Mcfarland, J. f. Sadler, T.. p. Rldings.
c. A. Brown. Milton Smith. w. X. EY-
ans. Peyton Wheeler.
Yesterday Constable George Anderson
mude big haul and bagged ten negro
crap Shooters
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rInsr nALns.

Nevada. Tex. Aug. 2o.--'rhe irst bale
OF this years cotton was marketed
here today and sold for u cents;
premium 20.
sipe Springs. TEX. Aug, 2o.r-Ths Tat
Ties DIN company Kifinrd The ffst bzio
OF the season at slpe Springs TODAY
for William paws; weight 49, pounds
grade midding.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-21

Memphis. Tenn. Aug DIR. NJ. 8.
Waller, president Of ihc Merchunts'
and Piantcra' Bank Of oreenville. Miss.
wan probably fatally stabbed by WIN.
Magrudcr at Wnczlnski. Miss, last
night The trapedy grew out Of walk
or's alleged intimacy with hingruder'B
wife. walker was one Of tho wealth.
lest and most prominent planters In
the lower Mississippi Wiley,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-21

Temple, Tex. Aug. so.--Air. James NJ.
Means. travelling passenger agent Of
the Piedmont Air Line. was In the city
this morning and while convtrsinS
WITH Captain II. II. Swink Of Temple
Division No. 90 Uniform Rank KNIGHTS
OF Pythins. said that the Santa Re
would take the Knights 70 Washington
or some other road take them for so.
as they are prepared to meet all cuts
nude by other roads
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-21

powie Tex, Aug. 2o--one OF the
most brilliant Affairs ever given IN
Bowie was the reception TUESDAY even
,nr at the beautiful residence q Mr'
IA Mrs ". s. cummins compliment
~, -. - .beir guests. Kisses Fannie May
ro,.man. ponia Butler and Myrtle
rS,,a,sy az Plano The host. ana
$500 1870 Mr. and Mrs- cummins. and
heir daughter. were assisted N fees'N-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-21

i. ~. leA. aug. so.--A man giving
- y AFeher,of Sulphur Springs,
nsi I.5s,sd last night BY city Mar
~ ~ ~ suspicion and Il being
NJ gt,u,,,-,iher DEVELOPMENTS.
pa iss1ta 81 Pythins here are
l.llr ffie masking arrangements !or
wv ieara Washington City, and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-21

road circles by selling tickets to wnah-
ington over the Missouri. Kansns and
Texas FOR s25 allowing persons desir-
ing to do 80 n rebate 10 St L0usa Of
yst0S SO one desiring to 10 to 81,
Louis without returning could do so
on qb coma
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-21

Houston. Tex, Aug ao,-The Houston
Evening Age. the second Oldest daily
IN Texan. whs today Mold 70 D. y.
Bryan formerly city editor q the Gal
weston News Uncle Daniel Mccary
has owned the paper since Il Started,
tweiIty-hyG yearB axo. and u celeb
rity. all the Bill Snort Letters in sift-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-21

81. Louis, Aug 2O.-The grand lodge
OF tho United States Order OF B'nai
Birth Abraham, IN session here to-
day, elected the following officers;
Grand master, Samuel Dori, baltimore;
FIRST deputy grand master, Jacob Perl.
New York; grand secretary, Leonard
LolserBohn OF New York; grand trens-
urcr. Moses Lubcislky. New York. all
reelected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-21

Chicago. Aug 2o.-Louia Henry, snid
10 be the son Of n prominent business
man Of Dallas, Tex, WIS arrcated to-
night. charged with forging checks for
small amounts. he was In trouble at
lifairicc. Ncb.. some time ago for the
same offense.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-21

Rockwell, Tex. Aug. 2o.-Meagcr re-
ports have just been received here Of
a shooting serape between two negroes
lust across the river The trouble vas
caused by a quarrel over melon. Joe
johnson shot Reel Thomas through the
abdomen with Winchester. The
wound Is thought 10 be fatal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-21

san Antonio, Tex, Aug, 2s.-Gsnerai
Passenger ngent Crush OF the Missouri.
Kansas and Texas lines In Texas, to-
day authorized rate ot SIS FOR the
round trip from San Antonio to 81.
Louis. The international md Great
Northern az once met the cut. Mr..
Crush nayn the cut was made n pros
teci 81 Louis In the $40 rate from an
points 10 Washington.
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TINE rar RECORD.


Detroit. Tex, Aug. 20. ---sieysra Dean
& Baiiey's broom factory, together with
the machinery and about 200 dozen
broons. burned at $40 last night. LOSS
$500; no insurance. causa OF IRE IN
known
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-21

Waco, Tex. Aug, ao--Dr, a. c. Scott
OF Temple. president OF the Association
81 RAILWAY Surgeons OF Texue, arrived
hers tonight and VIII call the tiiWt au-
uuoi meeting % the association 70 ur-
dor tomorrow morning IN the city hall.
~ viii remain In session one day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-21

Waco. Tex, Aug, 20. Colonel WIN.
Cameron OF Waco aud Mayor John H.
Nichols Of Crawford are two prominent
people OF Scottish birth who viii at-
tcnd the meeting of the state nspoola-
tlun of scotohmcn nj Fort Worth.
others have slEnided their intention
ot attending. and waco VIII send a
filr delegation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-21

~ "a w Aug 2o---T-ast night he
q a. .,. a''n rose and while the most
A-sns were attending cAureh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-21

Kyle. TEX. Aug. 2i.--w. =. Hunts
frame building and grocery burned this
morning Lo2a 10000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-21

eiEnor Gailino, the celebrated tenor
NJ New York, win take part In the
Library musicale Thurgdny night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-21

RS 10 Washington and return, $40 to
81. Louis and return via the Katy.
August 20 70 %.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-21

sas 10 Washington ard return, sl5 TO
81 Louis and return via the Kay.
August ~ to -.
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s2b 10 Washington and return. SIS 10
St Louis ana return via tho Katy,
AuRnAt 30 70 ~