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Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-16

At the adjourned meeting of
the Healani Boat Club held last
evening in the rooms OF the
Chamber of Commerce the fol-
lowing members were elected
officers; president, G. E. Board
man; vice president. L. de l..
Ward, secretary, c. F. Herrick ;
treasurer. Albert Lucas; auditor.
J. A. Low Captain A.. L. C.
Atkinson
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-16

The 'Tiser compels two fisher
men to hook mystery" bring
it to land and then lose it again
and the find, therefore, yet re-
mains a mystery
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-16
HLH REMEDIES.

WILL CURE Ccuszasvtson- Raernzsssul.
C&-zr-h- croxrs al ~<in ssa<cs- Fez2a1e Ton
plsfnfs. and Pi1zs = The Eo-s fcr--
HOPS are ezfe<tainzd thss Is VIII care
fer-r<y.
TneT sre Vegetable Remedies zae esn
De Szss4 b the .z1sr 6elicz-e srsi the vu1Eg<<s
cASFa
P-issrs ustAinl she rsseh sf an Sod by Mrs.
G. q. Galloway, f09 King street, Way
BIosx uaEs- Hsrasaay Hali- Ressolnlz.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-16

Smiths busses are receiving
welI-deseryed patronage.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-16

The Board of Health did meet
yesterday afternoon.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-16

Captain Grifiths of the clipper
bark Albert does not now expect
to get away for San Francisco
before Tuesday of next week.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-16
FOREIGN VAIL SERVICE.

Steamships will leave for and arr'ye
from san Francisco and other foreign
ports. on or about the following dates,
iill the close Of 1924.
TEAvE RoyoLrLU DuE At HoNoLULu
FoE SAN FKASCiscO. IFH. SAY FRkSCTsco
or YAEc0uvER. on VANCOUVER.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-16

Remember the HoLoMUA is on
ly FIFTY CENTS per month, de-
livered at your residence and
you get all the news. worth
knowing. Order by telephone.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-16

Do not forget the programme
by the modern Hercules, DIR.
Hatzopulos at the Opera House
on Saturday evening.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-16

The residence of Her Majesty
at Washington Place is still close
ly watched as is also the resid-
ence of Mr.. Dole.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-16

ltis reported that there is
fellow feeling, with a club. be.
tween the League ana the Scheut-
zen club.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-16

ARTICLES suitable to your
olimste; PRICES suitable to the
times, as you fiad them. For
the
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-16
Woven =: Wire
Mattresses

Now, for the first time manufac-
tured right here in Honolulu. By
the only man outside of the United
Kingdom. who uses WIRE, which
will not RUST; he having secured
exclusive rights to use the same.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-16
LOCAL NOTES.

lUGAl hUltS.
Full again
Smiths bnsses are receiving
welI-deserved patronage.
Plenty of wind. too mrch heat
and dust. and yet. no rain.
The Board of Health did meet
yesterday afternoon.
Tho political racket in the
Healani Boat club will probably
end in a lawsuit.
There is not very pronounced
enthusiasm among the members
Of the Theosophical Society over
the lecture of Mrs. Third.
Do not forget the programme
by the modern Hercules, DIR.
Hatzopulos at the Opera House
on Saturday evening
Itis reported that there is
fellow feeling. with a club. be
tween the League ana the Scheut-
zen club.
The residence of Her Majesty
at Washington Place is still close
ly watched as is also the resid-
enee of Mr. Dole.
Remember the HoLoMUA is on
ly FIFTY CENTS per month, de-
livered at your residence and
you get all the news, worth
knowing. Order by telephone.
Captain Grifiths of the clipper
bark Albert does not now expect
to get away for San Francisco
before Tuesday of next week.
The 'Tiser compels two fisher
men to hook mystery" bring
it to land and then lose it again
and the find, therefore, yet re
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26
TnE rwo.rnnnns nnIr

From Waco comes tho .,atem.n, Cha,
wien uhairman Bakers conmitioo sends
out It's call for tbs meeting IN M $50 $3.50
, soasont'en' the county primaries win be-
Instructed 20 give voice % their p-efer.
saes lot or againni the two-thlri, rule
Ia The nominating convention. This win
lreelpstate famous Fight such AZ we
had IA 1854. and possibly With a lfSe
IN taaf eonsest Il was Ireland asain,t
tae hele, couaty after coaaty ave n.
ssruciiena, che barge maiority being s,r
ne abelition Of the two.tAiras rule ,rhs
Pseea and Politicians wared rs a,roc
1stE ever che question as wss ~nscs IN
- over aaosg ana Clark, In Ills
sncs MArre tho Gazette Asd led ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26
WHAT THE PAPERS SAY.
Comment on the Last Supreme Court
Nomination.

Comment on the last supreme Court
Nomination.
New York. Fob. ~. Commenting on
ll.,. nomination by the President Of Sena-
,SsEEFshp'hife for he associate Justice of
lltit st,..sipo rottrf and Inc sennte's con
2 d ll,6ln. the SHINE. the Tribune says:
STISt 9kSit.ut did well TO ACCEPT The
lesson oFTyo defeats and cease using a
great office which onrir 10 he far re.
inoyCd from partisan and personal CON
diets. as a trophy 10 be lost or won IN
battle II can aud should be said, with
ont Encouragement Of Justice White.
that Ii wili he generally regretted In this
pnrt of the country That he president
went 1900 miles from New York 10 re-
place n New York Judge. There Is no
iark Of mon ON our bench and al orr
hnr who are m TO succeed Judge Blatch-
ford. md any one of whom he senate
wnuid have gladly confirmed with tbe
npprnyni of MI mo people "
'The Times slvs Gin respcct to the
Character and fitness of tho nominee the
prcsidenf'g third nomination for mstice
of tbe supreme court h. worthy of bigh
praisr Nevertl slcss. President
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26

by far the most important movement
of the preset year TO advertise The rc'
iourees Of Texas Is tho proposal fast
b"ing pushed To a Successful issue by en'
ppHsnr citizens of Waco to build %
catton PaIaee there Every city town,
7ililsc nnd community IN tho state is
y.inily INTERCEPTED ia the success OF this
enterprise 'n't be announcement ilat It's
uv'ss is Hsevd Will be every where
"'l'"mea - an 'inen oil much good TO
ihe state VI large w
Ihe h'uoTs OF s1yn a location Of q
display OF the chief staple product Of
teias Is sonerally odniit'cd' Waco is
So the henr' Of the cotton belt OF Texas
end buys more cotton directly from the
producer Than any other au in the
slate. lts strides alrad within the last
Three years alao justly cntitle IL 90 The
disucion with Which abe coming went
will assuredly crown H.. Despite dclEes
slon aud panic, Il has been up and doing,
mud the reward OF iu hbors is almost
at its door.
or more interest, perhaps, to tho gem
oral public, aud OF little less importance
than the commercial growth Of Waco. is
che discovery and uul ization there Of
mineral waters whose virtues have been
proved, both by analysis and the better
ter Of experience to be fully equal to
chose of the most famous resorts Of this
country and Europe. IL is much to be
the cotton metropolis Of Texas. hut II /,
more to be the Carlsbad Of tho South.
There are few people even In
Texas, not citizens Of Waco. to
whom the value Of It's lately disclosed
advantages as health resort have been
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26

To be well bred is attainable for sy2gz
there lis is always possii,2ty Of social VIZ
motion, the duty Of cuhivating fine man.
ners is clear, even from a purely selfish
standpoint. But there is a higher reason
ner3. Boorishness his no apology, and "af'
ness and repellant absurdity. Were the
art OF good manners to be put into one
word, II would be simplicity. Not the sim
plicity Of the ignorant, though that may be
full Of true kindliness. but the simplicity
Of a thoughtful regard for others-in short,
the actual application even in little things
ofthe golden rule.--Jenness INTELLECTUALLY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26

OF all tuctless men, perhaps the man
most noted for this shortcoming was the
late Lord Derby, who, notwithstanding
his extraordinary talent his remarkable
common sense and sagucity, lived and
died a sourcd, disappointed, misunder-
stood and unpopular man. Lack OF tact
was likewise tho distinguishing character
istic Of that other clever English states
man. Lord Sherbrooke, better known as
"Bnh Love- and Il Is likewise ono Of the
drawbacks to the success Of SiRnor Crispi,
the present Italian premier, Thus. durilS
the silver wedding festivities at Rome a
year ago finding himself face to face with
the empress OF Germany, who immedi
atlay recognized him and extended her
hand In the most eraoinus way, he show
cd in such plain manner that he had no
idea who on earth she could be, and that
he considered her rather forward, that abe
was forced to mention her name before he
could make up his mind 60 bow down and
kiss the extended hand. ON another oc-
casion, whom his groom OF the chambers
had just announced Lord DufIerin and
thrown open the folding doors leading into
the Office OF the premier, Crispi, without
attempting to rise from the armchair in
which he was luuuging, cOntented him
self with nirily waving his hand to the
cuibassador and babe MIN negligent
good morning, smiling pleasantly rs he
did so. The smile was not returned, and
Lord nnderin, with his yyeglsss in his
eye, stopper short on the threshold aud
gused steadfastly at Crispi, with an ex.
preston OF mingled hauteur and surprise.
The premier az last understood, and jump.
ing up In much confusion rushed toward
the most tactful Of all Queen Victoria
ambassadors, overwhelming him with apol,
ogiss for his "unintentional diseourtesy r
- Nepu Nork 1'rihunV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26
THE RErupmcAx ~roLp.~

Kansas City star
II ia p,easantly surprising TO Learn
from a Rcnnmican newspaper that Pom
syiwuians have had enough OF pemoc-
racy and have returned 80 tho fold %
save on one or two widely scattered oc
casiafs when the state has uuarreled
over local questions, PENNSYLVANIA never
has been out Of the "fold." The Penn
srvaiia idcn Of Todd is condition OF
nifais that leyics tribute on forty-;hrce
siatcs aud Gp,O0o,OOO people for the sup
port of Pennsylvania manufacturers.
People who are looking for an object
lesson IN the election OF Galusha Grow
should bear this well in mind
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26

The storm waves viii reach tdis mcri.
dian and the other changes noted viii
occur M and within 100 miles Of Fort
Worth within twrutv-four hours before
or nftcr sunset Of the dates given be-
low.
Fehrunry 20 Wind changing
February - Cooler aud clear.
February 2S Fair and cool.
March -Mndcrnting
March Warmer
March 2 Storm wnye gn this meridian.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26
FOR LADIES TO READ.


A white wooden shawl or cape which has
been soilod, but not spotted. may be
oleansed by putting flour into a large pan
and rubbing IL very thoroughly into the ar.
ticle to be cleansed. Use plenty OF flour
and rub thoroughly, but gently. Then
take 1t out Of doors and shake till the -four
is all out. II will take some time, but
leaves the article clean.-Exchauge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26

Mr. u. n. Gopher was appointed general
circulation ngcnt fOr the Daily SaErts
October His travelling representative
aro j J. Mullen. Albert Rogers and j. -
Terry.
Letters Of authority are given 20 on &c.
credited agents Of the GaEnftc. and IN case
or doubt persons representing thenl.eitg.
their authority.
Al posimasiers are authorized to act as
agents for the Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26
onANKs ANp rnE rARrNr.
Curious Propositions To WAYS and Means
Oomnil.ee- ThrenlcnlnE letlers

Washington. Feb -. The ways md
means cemmittee has preserved . 7pcriil
hunch Of papers containing r1marknAle
Propositions from persons IA various PARTS
Of the country as 10 The means for ncct-
Ono OF these urges a tax Of $40 each on
each baseball or football club 10 tho
country and an additional 500 FOR every
gauc Of tnschali or football PLAYED.
Another IL that 9 rclpcion Of 10 per vent
be nnde on al salaries OF goverunicnt
oncnls avw, Slo,o.N tho reduction 60
continue uutil The harl lines are over.
Another rcfurucr prransos heavy IN
icrnal revenue tax on revclvers. pistols,
dlrst, angeera and other weapons rsrd
IN 9AnnitunK bodily yiolencA Various
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26

TIE VERY BEST TIME
to take DR.. Piercc's Golden Medical piscov-
ory Is no,e. II YOU feel that your blood is ous
Of oricr Don't wait until you have To cure
disease; les easier and better TO prevent it.
With tho first blo,chss or eruption, or the
dullncs.i, wcarincss, AMI qepTeison That aro
anple Of the syfnptoms, yod need this medi-
cine Ii will rouse every organ into healtby
action. thorouahly cleanse and repair your
evs,en AMI build up needed flesh, health,
and strength Its the only quafunteed blood
remedy. IN tho most stubborn skin or
uia. in e,e,q5 disease caugtd by q torpid liver
or iruparc hioQd-if it ever fails 10 bauoat OF
tliro, YOU have your money lack.
No gubstitnt1 urged hJ tricky dealer,
thcugh Il Iuny be better for him 10 scG, can
b " Jest A. good p for you to buy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26

Italian girls make the best house serv-
ants, writes a lady who should know. They
are said to be obliging friendly and ODE
dent, and TO lack tNat peculiar habit OF
some seryants-a hlbit OF changing from
place to place for little or no cause.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26

Philadelphia Ledger.
The religion of the japanese before
Buddhism was introduced from china
was Shinto. "the way Of the Gods.
Woven with Il was the intense love which
the japanese have for everything per
tanning to their beauhf0 land. 1t called
for yeueration Of their ancestors. wor-
ship Of all things in nature-the wind,
ocean, sun and tire. the noun
tains and trees. also food AMI pestilence.
Everything quaint and beautiful was
venerated. This religion was deeply i'm
beided in the japanese, and not even the
subsequent rites Of Buddha have been
able entirely 10 eradicate II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26

An ingenious girl who has been troubled
by the presidency with which certain
hat, trimmed heavily ON one side, would
slide over that ear, has invented an unti-
dote, as it were. She sewed weights on the
opposite side Of the crown to preserve the
balance aud had no bother thereafter-Ex-
chNnge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26
A NEW oUTLEr
A NEW OUTLET
FOR rom :.
ron YoETN

The Fort Worth and Denyei W I
nppreciuuing tue Necessity flf a..1i
to the North and East TO 1ecorn.
patrons. huyo concluded 10 lliug-i
seuger service from F0ri N0il 4
points on It's line VIA fAahiuis 3
Chicago, New York, hlnsai 10
burg, Topeka, st. Joe, EinpsA \
Wichita, Wellington and all pn
North and East. BY this rcuii n
practically the same tine, nll-i
connection at Panhandle Cg,
through coaches are provided.
Fare from Fort Worth sans u I
other line.
For full Information address
n. D. kfEl
General Passenger and Freight AZ
Worth. Tex.
City Ticket Agent. sO1 lala II
Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26

When water is spilled on carpet and
you do not wish 1t to leave II mark, dab the
place well with dry cloths till all moisture
is absorbed, changing the surface Of the
cloth ench DINO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26

Health is wealth; health is beauty; health
Is the birthrghr OF every child. The girl
with cool head, warm heart faithful
stomach, sound teeth and self acting lungs.
liver and limbs is richer and BONNER than
many royal princesses.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26

St Joseph Daily News.
When an American family buys a for
elgn earl 30 Is not so pertinent to ask IL
they got their moneys worth " TO won
der whether they gof their girls worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26

The boy who is compelled to sleep in a
hot attic, while the cool bedroom remains
closed, awaiting no expected visitor, will
not value his home
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26
FARMnRs sHouID COOPERATE

FN7'FI7777 wv 7 TIFITF7s
The letter ON the AGRICULTURAL expert
menl stations which Gen j, H., Brigham
has launched through the press will have
q salulary effect u it arouscs the farmers
10 the value Of these stations and starts
a practical movement toward cooperation
between thcm and the agricultural inter
esis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26

There are in India 95,oOO,0oO widows; n
800 of these are little girls under 10 years of
uup
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26

In many German factories corsets are
forbidden during working hours.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26

BY Maii-In advunce-PoHtage Paid;
Daily aud sunday, one year. 'Ss, ~
Daily sud sunday, six months. ....... A.N
Daily and sunday. three mOnihs...... 2, ~
Daily and Sunday, one month. ........ 90
The Sunday Gazette 40 to - paEesl q,
one yenr ........,........t.4sl NV
nqei1 r,eby 20
Daily. delivered hy carriers In the ely
snd nj towns ana elites whore there are
local heentA. 10 cents week, or oe Genus
pef month.
Remit by hank draft. express or money
order. 10 not send individual check
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26

Passeng ers leaving For, Wmll'
can secure Sleeper accomnol.,
Garrett on application TO Hklt,
al Fort Worth.
Passengers for points souiA 4 I.
tonic, and for Mexico points a, I.
at San Antonio TO Laredo Slee,e,,l
BE PARTICULAR 10 VI IA
ticket reads via Hearne aad d. !
NATIONAL ROUTE-L 6GA
d. J. pEIcs, AGl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26
Dr.. MGGolk'S lVig0Tai0E.

Trial Bottle Free to Show Its Crest
Merit will be Sent to Anyone APP
plying Personally or by Letter.
&, This celebrated remedy is positive cure
for nervous debility, spermatorlhUa, dir
illness dependency, falling memory, pro-
siatorrhofa, tremblings and nervous dis
eases arising from the abuse OF slimulants,
tobacco, opium, or any other cause. II re-
stores without fai impaired vigor ana ex-
hausted vi atty, stops all unnatural losses,
purfes the blood, cures pimples, b,otches,
etc, etc Price So por bottle, or . bottles
Cor $40. Write for free trial bottles, QneB-
ton list and pamphlet. Address
T. McG0RK, NJ. D., Specialist,
2o2l Market St, Galveston, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26

wrstlsuds Illus Belie cigar sin leads
tie nickle trade.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26
LARGEST TEXAS CIRCULATION.

Entered at tho poslofice at Fort Worth,
Ter. Us seoond.tiiss mall matter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-04
CHARGED WIN FORGERY.
Check Presented In Fort worth
aud Paid In Waco.

Special Dispatch
Waco Tex May 3.-w. A. Perry
claiming to be an ex-railroad man,
Insurance adjuster and several other
things. Is a man whom the Provident
National bank is DESTROYS Of interview.
ing
Perry came here April 20 last and
remained several days. He then went
to Fort Worth, and when he left there
presented check for $40 in payment OF
his bill The check was one OF the
ProvIdent National bank forms and
purported TO be signed by w. X. Flnks
~ Co.. payable to Perry's order. The
Provident National paid the check
when IT was presented and charged It
to the account OF Finks & Co, without
discovering the forgery The latter
firm yesterday when checking up its
return vouchers discovered the forgery
and notified the bank.
a man answering Perry's description
is in Jail at Houston on another charge
and means viii be taken at once TO
identity him and determine If ne is the
forger.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-04

Special Dispatch.
Waco Tex. May SAN interestIn,
damage suit is set for trial tomorrow
before Judge Goodrich In the Nine.
teenth district court
The plalntim is Joseph Nalle. we'll.
known in this city and now resident
OF Austin, He sues the Missouri Kan.
sas and Texas railroad for DAMAGES
resulting through the food Of tbe
urazos River in 1885. alleging that Tho
emeankment of the defendant In East
Waco, which has since been succeeded
by treatlc work. caused a rise Of tho
water ON the north side Of the embonk-
ment several feet above what Il woe
below and prevented the water from
flowing on The compress and lumher
yard of the defendant are alleged 10
have been seriously damaged bv tho
Hood, which would have been avo,da,
had 1t not been for the embankment
The case Will be hotly contested from
geginning to end V'''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-04
aAINEsvILLn BUDGET.
citizen OF the Territory Talks of
the Country's Future Prospects.

Special Dispatch.
Gainesville, MAY a.-Today your re-
porter talked with prominent and
influential gentleman whose home and
business is In the Indian Territory.
lie said he did not care to have his
name mentioned. but he IL man Of
intelligence, possesses liberal, fair
Views and whose opinions are worth
quoting. lie said that the Indians of
the Territory all expressed themselves
publicly as being Violently and uuai-
torably opposed TO any change what
ever In the present affairs OF their gov
ernment, and that all newspaper men
or public mer OF any character, or men
with axes to grind always were thus
impressed, But this gentleman said
the representative Indians have two
opinions. One Is private and only eN-
pressed on stated occasions" while
the other is FOR the public ear. The
former opinion was that the time had
come when the country must go to
pieces. They see Il and recognize Il
and believe 1t lest for the Indians to
accept the inevitable; make the best
deal with the general government they
can and go 10 work and make a living
along side OF their pale face brothers
The gentleman then took from his
pocket Fort Worth Gazette and read
this!
Washington, May Ex-senator Berry
today gave notice OF an Amendment
To the sundry civil appropriation bill.
appropriating 100000 FOR the survey OF
the lands OF the i've civilized tribes OF
Indians In the Indian Territory"
lie was asked the fun Significance
OF the Item aud said: after the lands
have been surveyed II the Indians do
not accept any OF the propositions
made by the Dawes commission, then
that commission Will ho empowered to
allot the lands In the maner In which.
lhtN think best" Knowing the speak
era prominence so well, this reporter
thinks hts views well worth giving 10
the public
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-04
TEXAS slrrlNos.

The fruit crop In Johnson county Is
rated ut about one-hnlf the usual yield.
The Christian church at Huntsville Is
now lighted by electricity.
Frank Knynnaugh OF Rusk lost his
two-Htory residence by FIRE ON Tuesday
night
on Tuesday DR. Roberts Of sherman
fell from ntepludder, dislocAted and
fractured his left shoulder,
The OIL min ut lIallettavllle has COM
mcnced running ugniu In order tn use
up the cotton seed On hand
The Baptist parsonage ut Hnlsboro is
20 near completion that the pastor and
his family moved in this week
McAllster Of Fort Worth has been
selected by the CoraicauN baseball club
as their catcher FOR tho coming season.
The corner stone OF the Cumberland
Presbyterian church at Cleburno was
laid ON Tuesday by the Masonic fra
tcrnity
WIN Trotter young farmer living
three miles east OF Van Alstynr was
drowned In pond near Sunbeam on
Monday.
~ Houston during the rain on Tues
daS livhtning struck u frame residence
on Congress avenue, proatrated and
stunned n lady In the huuua and then
passed down the chimney without doing
any further damage,
The building committee OF the
Methodist church at Temple hive adop-
Tod the plnna OF MIR. A. II, Dawson of
hprt worth which calls for u brick
und stone cdilice, modern IN MI It's ape
900. w.
About ton days ago party went
from Grcenville to Cedar lake for a flah-
Ing ip.of q week, Word was received