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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-08-16

2Dte Milliondre entiteben, erbelt
aus fol9enoen Ebatiaden: 2lls bic
Union Pacific: Giienbabn 9ebaut 1unroe,
erbielt iie pon Set 8unoes>Ge9ierun9
1880 Wfer Qanb uno $1,000 1T
Wer. @taaten Bombs fit ieoe Meile
@eleije auf ebener prairie. Slit Die
Q(nlo9e Ser Babn III ben @ebir9en be-
sablte BET noble Gam io9or $3.50
per Mc,le. Oas 9el@entte 2ano uer>
taufte Die 81 enbabn>@ele leul6aft 81 SO
pet Q(der. IS lit bere9net ,uoroen,
oaB bie Giienbabnaeieui3aft auf iolde
Weile uon Der &e9ierun9 Sweimal 10
piel erDielt, ais bet Bau ber Babn to-
itete. Qlber oanit mar bic bab9ieri9e
gilenbabn ui6aft nod nidt 5ufrie>
ben, uno na@oem bic &e9ierun9 ibr bic
9anse 8abn 9ei9entt batte, muroe bic
betannte wailerun9smetbooe ein9ez
l9la9en. Dic @ilenbabn9eieui@aft be-
i9loB, oab je0e Meile oes 9roben Gilens
babns@yitens $lo5, 900 wert9 lei un0
pertauften Qlftien gu bieiem Bctra9e.
Qlui iol9e Beiie enti iteben Miuiondre.
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@crlan9t.

8 ober 10 Mq,ucr, I'M luler moi obl6efo1n=
teS 0ous in bielem Staotc 3ll pertrctcn. llnz
lcr orobes uno pollitQnoi9es Eager lu1o unlc=
re perlbeocncn j3mei9e, wie &nollcns NIB
3lpic6clpion;c,1, teinc GomcnfartoIicln,
- Nertili;ers" uip, erloubcn ll,S cute Ser
oiene ,u bietcn. Tieje bclallieu ii6 Don SIS
bis 1926 per Utonot uub Gedun9 oer guslaz
ocu, ic no6 benz &0uueu Oes Wtam,es.
G1reibt i1nel nit 9(ltcrsan9obe.
1S 6. 6. WaY 81 o.,
ct. Yau(.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-08-16

6. u. s.. @cioem amm, S(aent.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-08-16

Scr Grfols Der goltspartei beoeutet
Mu fl0lun9 Der einen ooer Der anoeren al
ten Partei ooer 9ar beioen. Ste3t fe1t
3ulammen un6 bic enttaul9ten, un5ufriez
benen @lemente bet beben alten por>
teien 1ueroen ii3 eu6 onl@lieBen, benn
jie baben feline an6ere 8abl.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-08-16

SoiepD @o1t, elmer Der perolenits
pou iten Manner mabren6 oes Siir9erz
trie9es, nebeu Gowin SO. Stanton bet
treue ite Beratber Xincoln's. ilt in Wolb>
in9ton i'm boben 9llter bon 81 Sabren
9eitorben. gr mar unter Pralioent
Bu9anan @encral go itmeiIter uno iette
es our@, oaB oieler ben ni6tstuiiroisen
Tloyo aus Dem &rie9sminilterium ents
fernte, ,porauf ct an fen Stele trat.
Sim mar es gu uerbanten, oab ni9t
nod bic lette &anone unb Tlinte aus
ben Mrjenalen int Nor6en na@ Dem @iiz
ben 9eidleppt uuroe. Qln3 mar es nar
leineu Gorli3tsmaBre9eln uno leiner
@ner9ie gu ueroonten, oaB iberboupt
fem berii6mter &entudp'er 2anosmann
2incoln friebli@ lein 9lmt antreten tonns
te. Sn 1862 berief ibn Qincoln an bic
@pite Der WtilitdrsSuitiS uno bort bat
er fi9 mabreno oes san;en &rie9es ourd
nit Miloe sepaarte Stren9e nno eiierne
@eredti9teit Elm ebrenuolles 9(noenten
in Ben ameritanii9en @el9i@te er'uorz
ben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-08-16

Sic Gariibiu lit enoli@ am W}on>
tag nit 1872 9cgen lo5 Stimmen au@
im rdientantenbaus oes Gon9relles,
wie pom Senat amenoirt, an9enommen
lporben. 8ie es beiBt, iou ber Praliz
bent geionnen Iein, oieielbe obne feline
l1nterl9r1ft gum @eiet 1ueroen su lallen.
Sbslei9 bic 8iQ TT ietti9er Torm uiel
su 1piini6em iibri9 ldbt, pirb bod Mlles
frob iein, 6aB Oie leioi9e Eariiira9e
wenisltcns uor oer ,6an6 erlebi9t 1T.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-08-16

emplare pon Tbieren, bic III oer soolo9is
i6en Welt bisber unbefannt Iuaren uno
bic nod Dot 6er prdbil @enMenl3
raHe eriitirten, uon wel9er ebenfalls
gren,plare 1T BET 0Sble iinS. IS be-
finbet f9 oarin an9ebli@ bas @erlppe
zines &ielentbieres, ,uel6es oem Glez
pbanten abnli@, ober etlpa sebnn1al 10
9roB wie bic Jet mar. Cine ber 02ippen
1T "a SUP un6 3ou lang. Gin anoe>
res 9tisienserippe lit bem eines Pieroes
dbnli6, BET 9ieiter eines Dem entlpre>
9enoen &olles tonnte aber jeeenfalls
ni9t obne Setter anf feline vSiebabn"
tommen. &urSum, Die vSab 2anos"
biirften in ME 9eabnter 8eile gu millen:
l6aftli9en Gbren tommen uno bic weiz
teren S9ritte oes @errn Srieienbol5
wer0eu nit GROCER Spannung ermartet.
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!. 3. ). Qappe,
@er6dmt : Sailor,

WtW lttnt, Dtt1tM.
Der llnter;ei6nete ma6t befan,t, oab iid fem
Sdncioer9elGdit ullmmebr im s,uelteu Stod
jeines 9ebGlbcs an Minnelota Strabe beiiuz
oet ,uolelbit ct tcts bereit lit 9(uitra9e eut9e=
9em ,u ncbmeu. @ute 9lrbeit llnb 9rtes Yolz
fen soro''tirt. s. $. 8. Gappe.
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9cuteutarbcitcu.
8udleuS Wrnica=SQ

Die bette Salbe III ber 8clt fir Sdnttuunben
lQuetd)unsen, @unbcn, Geidwiire Sal,iluB Sebten
ouiseiprunSene 0anoe, roitbeuen 9iibnsrau9en l'no
ale 9autausdla9e nno bcilt nieblbar San'orrbooen.
9'oitanoise Seirieoisuns usedeSt ooer teine @eabz
lung pcrlanst Vreis, IS Gents bic Sdadtel. gu ba>
ben bel .. ~. SIIcn. New lllm.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-01-10
SOME SLEEPY EYETEMS.
The News of The Week Neatly Dished up
by Unohoo.

Officers of local I. o. OF. lodge were
installed last Sat. evening by D. D. G.. NJ.
Hans Mogenson. Jacob Frantz will wieldI
the gavel during the ensuing half-year.
Majah and Mrs. w. W. Smith left for
Marshall last Friday evening to spend
Sunday with Hon. Alexander Blanchard
and wife.
Judge Gallagher and wife entertained
the following at dinner on Friday even
ing. Mesdames Gieseke, Hess, Knudson,
and Marcellus, and Messrs Marcellus
Knudson, and Hess.
Home Cemetery Association held its
annual meeting for the election of officers
and other business.
The public schools re-opened yester-
day with an increased attendance.
Mayor-elect Jensen and most of his
fellow officials qualified yesterday. It is
rather early to tender advice; but should
like to suggest that if the council viii.
take note Of orr sidewalks, it will be
seen that the snow ordinance IS far from
being generally observed.
The young people of st. Johns Dan
ish Lutheran church will give sociables
at the residence of A. 81. Peterson this
evening.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-29
sprimgfielo uno umgtgemo,

Der Oftersa1 I'M Opernbauie mar
gut beiu@t.
frau 9enrp platb tebrte BON elmer
ldnseren veiu@sreiie BET 0erwanbten
BON @leuelanb jurid.
M. yebrer unb s. Warnte tebrten
am Samitas BON ibrer Versnusunsss
reiie jurld.
pat. S@ielbs unb Grau pom @aieea
perbra@ten Oftern Bel benz Batter Der
Trau S4ielbs, W. Gabp, babier.
Sobn g. S1mib meilte leste ISOLDE
1uebrere Gage sei@dftsbalber in ben
3miQ i%nssitdoten.
Der 0ertauf pom Trebridions Ybos
tosrapbs@aueri an OIion 1T ridsdn>
gig sena9t worben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-29

Sci porii&tis i'm llmean3 nit Col:
den, bic INNER slei@ freunbli@ uni
artis, 3uuortommenb unb untertbdtia
inb. Dies 1T unnotirli@ unb Miemanh
Fat bieie Giseni@aften. ioubern Sol@e,
bic lie seisen, beiten Bios cine ~beionber'
Selbitcontrolte; fe beu@eln bic Can't.
mutb elmer Taube, I'M ibre S@lansen:
lift ju uerber9eu.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-29
@prinsfelb, ~. Mdr,.

Del Sobn S@neiber eri9ien letten
Greitas Elm tleines Mdb@en.
Sobn Nai@te perreiie beute mad
Mountain Gate.
Rauft Cure laidenubren pom $. 8.
S@leuber.
Die Roblenfelbcr IN Mebmoob SALTS
ermieien ii@ ais Mptbe.
@olf @9mib erbiet bieier Gage cine
ueitere Senbuns Grabiabrsmaaren.
SRI. Sophie @4ubert BON Mem nlm
rpeilt Bel ibrer S@weiter. Grau S@mels
auf Beiu@.
. Sobn Ders, %. Mnberion, Oscar
gridlon, Wm. Duncan, @eu. Wrislp
unb 8. Blantenburs besaben ii@ am
Dienitas mad minneapolis. UNI Mcs
2inlep's Rebe 81 b6ren.
Sobn S4neiber bat bas tir3li4 Don
9enrp Rolmes alein ubernommene
Drap:@ ei@dft setauft unb uiro bailelbe
pom l. Mprit an betreiben. @olmes
sebentt nod Nem l1lm 3uridjutebren.
Die Damen Der gonsresationaliItens
semeinoe 9eben an. nd4iten Mittmo9
Mbenb in Roberts 9aue elm vNeu Gns>
lamb Supper". Gin ausseaei1netes
Muiltprosramm 1T fur bic @elesenbeit
ausaearbeitet.
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Die qebiIbete s r a II.

Ote 9ebtlbete Trau.
Dame: vSbre Trau @emablin bat
mobl mebrere S@ulen beiu@t, SEER
Dottor?"-9err: v@ewiB." - Dame:
vNun, uno auf mel4er 8ilbunssanitalt
blrfte lie ii9 benn bas Weiite an9eei9>
net baben?"-9err Galblaut): rSouiel
mir betannt 1T, beiist iie bic meiiten
&enntnii1e BON Der &riessidule!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-29

GTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF BROWN.
Oss.-In Probate Court, Special Term, March Sth,
1894.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of Louisa Fay
deceased. . .
o threading and fling the petition Of William
Pfaender, administrator of the estate of Louisa
Fay, deceased, representing among other things.
that he has fully administered said estate, and
praying that q time and place be fixed for exam
lining and allowing the final account OF his ad-
ministration, and for the assignment of the residue
Of said estate to the parties entitled thereto by
law;
It is ordered, that said account be examined,
and petition heard, by the Judge OF this Court,
on Friday. the 9Th day Of April, A: D. 1894,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the Probate Office in the
Courthouse in said county.
And it is further ordered, that notice thereof be
given to all persons interested, by publishing q
COPY OF this order once in each week for threesuc-
cessive weeks prior to said day OF hearing IN the
FoRTsCHR1rT, a weekly newspaper, printed ana
published at New Ulm in said County.
Dated at New Ulm, Mimi, the sth day OF March
A. D. 1894.
IT. 81 Judge OF Probate.
lN'S , -. .-. 81. a.. .#.hts
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Stimmt

a.. ..... w..tHeA.r.
&i@ter: rMnsetlaster, i'd perurs
tbeile eie wesen 3eritSruns zines Giien>
bobn3uses 81 3ebn Sabren 3u@tbaus.
9aben sic nod etmas uorjubrinsen?"
Mnsetlaster: rGuer Gbren, id pers
mutbe, baB 1uenn i9 cine gauge Giien>
balm 3erit0rt bdtte, 6ann mirben sic
elmer ginlabuns gu einem 8antett in
meinem Balait init 0er9nI9en Tol9e
leiiten." UorftebenDe @eiBetuns unies
rer beutisen Re@ts5uitanbe 1T elmer ta<
pitaliitii@en 3eituns entrommen, unS
Elm populiiti@es We@ielblatt meint,
bieielbe entbalte mebr 8abrbeit ais
Poeiie. !,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-29

aus eisener grfabrun 9.
Mntter: rNber Du muBt bod enolid
einmal ~lernen, Did alein an3u3ieben,
Grit9en! @enn Du and mai ipdter
Soloat bii, ,pirit Ou aud tein &inber:
mao@en baben!"
Der tleine Trit: % bod, Mama;
Soloaten baben INNER &inoermdb@en
bel ii@!"
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Das CATER bes Qlsens 8.

Das ga t er bes 9lsens.
rMein Sunse, " ipri@t Der Batter 81
ieinem @Obn, Define Mama iast mir,
baB Du iiie mebrere Male belo9en bait.
Das betriibt mid tief! Gage tets BIZ
@abrbeit; aud wenn Dir llnanseneb=
mes baraus erua&ien follte. @eripri@f
Du min, biz bas2ater bes2asens ab3usez
ru6bnen2 rSa Papa", antmortete reue:
poq Der Sobn. r9or@, ba tlinselt's
brauBen," fdQt Der Batter i@neu Elm,
,fieb' bod einmal mad, mer ba,iit, uni
ionte IS etwa Der Steuererbeber iein, Il
iase ibn1 nur, i'd lei perreiit!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-29

Sn elmer enslii@en Ga&3eituns itebt
~ leien, hab man bur@ bas neue Sns
ftrument g~Rierspbone ben Sang elmer
Gliese bSren tann. Da b6rt man fiber
aud bic Gl0be buften.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-29

IS 1T ni@t seuus einen tlaren Ropi
gu babem, man mub aud feline Settles:
saben anwenben. Snte0isente 2umpen,
B. ;. Sol@e. wel@e bic nOtbisen Rennt.
ni1e baben, nm erfolsei@, tbdtis 3u iein
unb trosbem ni@ts l~eiiten, ilnb bic
S@limmiten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-29

@eini: Sn Berlin bett be General
BON &ir@boff 10 NAL enen &eoatte.r am
i9aten.- Tibi: Oat NOR bod NAL mat
anners! - 9eini: - 8oio? - Tibi:
Selten iiebt man ansei@o6'ne
&eoatteure,
@ber ansei@oi1'ne Militdre
@iebt man offers meb're
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e1mteSe.0A@6t.

Die rlmtersei1netem MAIDEN hermit befannt,
blb ie baS friiber pon Sobn @~iebenbrmmner
sefibrte S4miebesel1ait all Minnelota
Strabe, 3rpii1em Center unb 1. Siibarabe
test inter benz Tirmanamen @iebenbrlnMer
& Wilbar 8e,neini4aftli1 betreiben. MQe
S@n,iebearbeiten merben auf bas 8eite Be-
iorSt unb benz gei@la8en pom Yierben ,pirb
gang b~eionoere aufmertiamteit sei@entt.
Ssb1 otetestswaaes.
DaWI 0tJbas.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-29

Sc s.ebt 2eute, bic Ye@ anfaHeu
tOnnea obne ii@ su %beiubeln, es bleibt
aber bod sewSbnli@ etuas bansen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-29

De 6uub, ben 9aien upipOrt, 10
iuit 70 COB, as be en- ianst.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17

r)r Blake dentist. graduate Phila-
dclphia dental college; oiice. Third and
Main streets.
No change cars Via Texas Panhandle
route 70 Colorado Best service. short
eat lines ana quickest time by six
hours. Free reclining chairs cars. city
ticket office. f0i Main street.
George L. Gauuc. funeral director and
embuimtr Full assortment OF under
takcr's foods Takes fun charge Of
funoralH and furnishes al necessary re-
qulremeuts No. ai4 Wea. Weather
ford street. Fort worth. Tex Tale
phone 1dl,
MauHlon hotel, the largest hotel In
Fort Worth. located uu Fourth street.
between Main and Rusk. We arc now
moved into our neW dining room. on
fHcoud floor. overlooking RuHIC street,
where ore can eat in comfort, protected
BY wire Screens FREQ from oll dust and
cooled by natures hre"zeI. Rates re-.
duced tu - ucr day, surpeg lodging
and breakfast 81 90. Ton large aampla
rooms on ground floor for use Of COM
mcrcial men; 100 bnd-roomH. both cool
nnd clean. for use Of the travelling pub
lic We solicit trial aud guarantee
gntiafactl1n. on Rusk street you VIII
SEQ one or w W. pmn's rreut lrtlsat-
inr wheels which IA destined 20 furnish
water 10 millions ~ NerQ7 ~ v'rcta.
ton W. w. DUNN g. SON,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17
TIE PRECINCTS ACTIVE.
eLENwooD WANTS TO he MOOR
PonArED FOR ITS SCHOOL.
Precincts Active ON the Question of
whether They shall Keep Dry or
Allow the Sale OF IiauoTs-seDterh-
her ; the nay Set for Election.

The people OF the Glenwood addi-
tion want to be Incorporated that they
may have especial school advantages.
II the citizens vote favornbiy ufon
the measure the Incorporation will be
made. Judge johnson yesterday or
dered an election to be held on the
question on September l.
j. a. Winters has been appointed
Judge OF the election.
The Glenwood addition is southeast
Of the city about Two miles from tn
city II numbers about 500 inhabitants.
1t is said that the Incorporation meas
ure Will go through with whoop. II
Incorporated, its governing star Will
consist OF marshal. collector and tye
commissioners.
a dry election has been orlered for
September with Thomas b. Smith
as presiding officer. on the same day.
by order Of its commissioners. Broof-
Ign Heights VIII vote upon whether it
shall have liquor sold within its limits
or not. Q. II. Rentz is presiding Of
hcer. Justice precinct No. holds a
similar election. II embraces the Vot-
ing boxes OF Arlington, Johnson Sta
ton and Little School House. Septem-
Der s is the day set for this election.
The wet or dry" election held in
Justice precinct No. last July was
canvassed yesterday and Il fat ma
jyt1ty declared it dry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17

New York, Aug, 16.-The Evening
Posts London cabiegram says: There
was very strong bunk return today.
The proportion OF cash to liabilities is
nearly 6S per cent. Coin ana bullion
increased $4,000 to IS, SOA. 900. OF The
$4,000 was Imported, Ia. 600 from Paris.
5000 from China $1,000 in United
States coin bought and $1,000 In bar
gold, bought, One hundred and fifty
thousand went to Roumania. The re-
mainder OF the increase in bullion was
due to the return OF international cir
oulation. The stock markets. after on
ening dun. closed strong all around.
Americans finishing near the beet
Denvers were especially strong. For
eigners are now buying American
pretty largely. Grand Trunks declined
on half yearly statement, only showing
200 pounds avertible, a feature today
was the sharp rise in silver and silver
securities. Bars We're very strong AT
% Ii. China is buying two months
ahead. Rio paper. Mexicans and silver
stocks are booming, the Germans buy
ing. Various reasons are ASSIGNED for
the rise. chiefly rumors of a LARGE loan
TO China and Japan impending but
hothing definite Is known. THE In
dian council sold II lakhs OF specie To-
gay Mt rates ranging up to Is 5-Sd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17

Given ny Misses AInnd and AlIs !.
tox Last Evcn,ur.

Misses Maud and Alice Bsn.'
tertained their friends MA \.
giant social last evening al n. <
Of their parents, corner Of Pa
Ryan streets.
Misses Hattox are Charming a,.,.
and their guests Of last eyesb,
long remember the occasion MI !,
ure.
The hostesses and severn, n
guests contributed 10 the pll,s,,,
the evening by the skilltll nj
Of n number Of musical selec,lo,, |
instrumental and vocal. Rqfr.ls,
were served at a late hour
Present We're: Misses. Emma a.
Jennie Alartel. Louise Hnbsr /,
Simmons, Birdie Bedford asd 4
Bedford; Messrs. Charley IN
Garnet Mabler. Fred Edwuru
Edwurm, Leo Frunei Bowd ~
Jim Smithy, Earn Glenn, Chariil n
j. II. Barnes, NJ. Mann, J6ta n
and Clarence Parker, and Netl
Rapp, Rnu, Stoker and Scott
A party OF young people vr.
moonlight excursion 10 Cod IA
last night. They carried reirse
and had a pleasant time
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17

Picnic parties VIII nnd 1t to their In
tcreEt8 ~ cal upon the Cation Bolt
bcforc selecting their picnic grounds
Garralton. located thirty miles cast OF
Bort Worth on the line OF the Cotton
Welt, ~ well adapted Tor such pur-
ppges The grove H. beautiful ono.
being wen shaded a nice cool spring
and large lake, which affords tho
plcasure-6eekiu picknickers abundant
ushine. hunting and pleasant day In
q delightful grove. The grounds are ln
excellent condition and are we'll pro-
v,ded with Swings for the children
dlning tables and scntr Tor all. The
Cotton Belt train leaving here at S.5J
O. convenient hour IL he morning, and
returning arrives Ia Fort Worth at
TIs ln the evening Special rates and
attention paid 20 guuday-Hchooi and
private picnic parties. Rates very rea-
ronahlc. For IL further information
apply 10 o, a. .CARNINE.
c. f K n. A.. loi Main stret, Fort
Worth Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17

LIVE FROG MADE INN ILL.
o'Lcary Swallowed One When He
DrnnL. ErOLn "A Mose.

Norwalk, Conn, Aug 16.-John
O'Lcary. gardener, was sprinkliug the
flowers in one OF the hot houses OF his
employee, Florist Robert q. IIuuford.
IL was one of the hottest OF the hot
days OF week or more ago. O'Leary
unscrewod tue sprmhiing nozzle, put
the end OF the hose 10 his lips, threw
back his head and let the cool, rushing
stream play freely down his throat.
He chohed an instant, gagged and
sputtered, but, thinking that was
caused by rothing else than the swift
flow OF the water, lac dropped the hose,
moped his face and resumed his toll.
O'Leary had done that many times
before. He hadn't the funniest suspic-
iol that in his commonplace act he
had laid the foundation for sonsation.
But. for that matter, mother had the
COW belonging to that other O'Leary,
when she nonchalantly kicked over a
lamp in Chicago some years ago.
In that cool gurgllng drink of water
OI'eary had swallowed live frog
Not being accustomed to swallowing
frogs uncooled, john has been very
III man. He is trifle better now ana
he may get well.
O'Leary has been relieved of the frog
AZ least Dr. a. W. Lockwood, who is
a graduate Of the New York College Of
Physicians and Surgeons, ana prac-
uuoner or thirty years experience.
Nouches for that statement, and he
surely ought to know
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17
GLEN WALKERS MlSSIOR.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. SENDS
HIN TO WASHINGTON.
Important Meeting OF All southdfn
boards OF Trade on August 3o-And
Fort worth VIII lie There, e
Usual. 81

The Chamber OF Commerce. despite
the fact that many Of its members, in-
Guiding Its president. Mr.. Silliman,
and another prime mover, Captain
Paddock. are absent, the latter in Dali
las. yesterday held meeting. the i'm
portance Of which s. manifest.
II was an Informal meeting and con-
centrated its attention upon one i'm
pOriant subiect-the meeting Of dele
gates from Southern chambers 0f COM
merce In washington on August 80 to
devise plans and take measures to-
ward developing the interests OF the
South. and inviting immigration, and
and the investment Of capital.
The chamber appointed Glen walker
Jr. 20 act as delegate. AS a more COM
plete appointment Of delegates could
not be made without selecting some
members who could not possibly go to
Washington AT the time appointed. Mr..
Walker was empowered to see mem-
beers who would be present and ap-
point them on the committee OF dele
gates. a number OF tho gallant
knights or PythiaH are members OF
the chamUHr.
II Ia understood that this conven-
ton Of dclceatcs from the varlouH
Southern states boards ~ trade will
be one Of the most important indus
trial and commercial moves inaugu-
rated within several years CO-opera-
tive measures Will be determined upon
by which the man with money North,
win be made 10 see the opportunities
to Increase II In the South
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17

Texas Central railway company. suit
for damages; Forty-eighth district
court Plaintiff prays for damages OH
account OF g horse he was driving he
came frightened and ran away, throw
ing himself, his wife and child out OF
the buggy and badly iniurinE them.
Real Estate Transfers.
James H. Townsend to Alfred Creb-
hin. lots numbered q to 80 inclusive.
block &c. Chamberlnin's Arlington
Heights. s56s.6I
], W. shirley and wife TO ]. W. and
L. r. Burton. so acres out of j. Child
ress' 245 acre survey, s2353.S2.
John Barr and wife 10 deed w. w.
Trppet one acre out of Milton Moore
survey and one acre out OF IT. w.
Williams survey and all machinery
on said place. $3.50.
Barnett Gibbs and wife to w. w.
Trippet 9s 1-S acres Of the j. W. Haynes
survey 1926.
II. ]. Henley and wife to w. w. Trip
pet one acre OF Milton Moore survey
and one acre Of T. W. Williams survey
and all machinery. $500.
g. L. Henley and wife to w. w.
Trlppet. one acre OF Milton Moore sur
vey and one acre T. NJ. Williams sur
vey. and all machinery on said place.
$3.50.
S. r. shrewder to w. II. Holt, lot
4. block CS. Fields Hillside addition
tc Fort Worth. S3O0
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-17
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