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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1894-12-14
APPLICATION FORLICENSF


To Sell Intoxicating Liquors.
10 the Board OF Trustees OF the Village of
Evcleth, In tho County OF St. Louis and
State of Minnesota.
The undersigned, John F. lowell, hereby
makes application for license to he granted
to him to soil intoxicating liquors for period
OF One year from the list day of December,
1894. until the LIST day OF December, 1895.
The place where said business is to be car
ricd on Is designated rs follows: Front room
Of ~ one story building on lot u5) fifteen,
block % seven, Jones street.
Such applicant prays that such license be
granted to him pursuant to tho ordinance of
said Village Of Eveleth and the statutes of
said State Of Minnesota in such case made
and provided.
Dated at Evoleth, MIMI, December J. 1894.
J. F. TOWEL.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1894-12-14
THE VIRGINIA ENTERPRISE,
BY w. e. HANNAFORD.

Entered az tho pOstOflco ut Virginia, MINI.
US second class mail matter.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1894-12-14
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE

To Sell Intoxicating Liquors.
To tho Board Of Trustees of the Village OF
Eveleth, in the County Of St. Louis and
State of Minnesota.
The undersigned, Henry Hookwith, hereby
makes application tor a license to be granted
to him to sell Intoxicating liquors for period
Of one year from tho 1st day Of December.
1894, until the list day OF December, 1906.
The place where the said business is to be
carried on Is designated as follows: Front
room Of "a one story frame building on lot
uG ten block (12) twelve, corner Kimberly av-
enue and Jones street.
Said applicant prays that such license bc
granted to him pursuant to tho ordinance Of
said Village Of Evcleth and tho statutes Of
said State Of Minnesota, in such case mado
and provided. . '... y az-
Dated at Evelcth, Mimi. Dec. Bird. 1894.
...s.. HENRY. HOOkWITH l.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1894-12-14

Chl1dren 40 not go to SchOI 10
learn to pray and spend tl1e
first quarter hour of school time
in listening to a high priced
teacher read a chapter from the
Bible. School, religion and pol
itics are three separate and dis
tinct components in the makeup
of man, and should be divorced
one from anothcr--at once and
forever.
According to I'll reports there
is an immense amount of illegal
liquor selling being carried on
in this vicinity at present: Near
the head Of Luke Vermilion, it
is reported, there Dire >evera]
"blind pigs" running full bl.:St.
Some U. S. marshal would find
profitable employment **eEa fey
days, both on the road to Rainy
Lake City and at Soudan. Jour.
nal.
The road from T3wer to Rainy
Lake is practically impossible
owing to the open weather Of
the past ten days.
Receiver of the local United
Stated land Office has received
orders to hereafter deposit all
funds that may come into his
possession in the First National
Bank of Duluth. instead of the
First National Bank of ST.. Paul,
as the Duluth bank has been
again made u govern ent depos-
tory.
The Hibbing Fire Co., will
give a grand ball at the new
town hall on Christmas eve.
Santa Claus is headed this
way. If you do not believe it
inspect the stocks of holiday
goods put in by Virginia mer-
chants and be convinced.
The Aitkin Age is out for
Baldwin for Congress in 1896.
The Age can stay out for Bald
win if it wishes but the people
will see that Baldwin stays out
for an age.
A newspaper editor is natur-
ally guilty, in common with 9th
or people, of sins of commission
and omission. Those Which can
be rechoned under the last head.
ing should be appreciated by
some who are the worst kickers
on the other side of the board.
John E. Thornton was up from
Duluth the first of the week. He
is not, however, delivering his
famous "book" as yet, which
was to have been out on Sept.
ember 1st, the delay being the
cause of several orders: being
countermanded. y@
Edward Helm, of West Super
ior, has leased of f.. w. Coons
the lower story of the O'Connor
block, and puts in a hand laund
ry. IF the business warrants,
Mr.. Helm contemplates a steam
laundry in the spring.
Thos: Summers, of Biwabik. |
will tender an initiatory ball at
Crockett's> Opera House, this
preparatory to organic.
ing a dancing school here. For
III; evening". all are invited.
Price, SO cehts'per couple.
At a meeting held in the office
IF Judge Green on Friday ever.
ing last, the Virgit1iat Literary
Society was formerly organized
with DR.. VIM. Alden: as presi-
lent. The next meeting 81 Che
Society will Be held at the same
place tins evening, when the
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1894-12-14
Terms, ~ Per Year, in Advance
Special Notice.

Marriage, death and obituary mention
wlthoM, poetry, and , notices Of church and
Pull rates will be charged for cards ot
thatkG. obituaries: obituary poetry, notices
OF chutch and society entertainments given
cred nrWs. >.t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-06
JnIano.

- ST. 81. s. &Dbler bon Mfron in Obto,
6er iDeben nit benz 9ampfer vOtadSbam"
aus europa auril Ggefebrt lit, ers6bIt fol-
9enbeS gruieli9e &eiieabenteuer: vl1nter
ben &ailtenSY a1id8teren befanb iicb Elm
6err, Delien etngent6lmlic6eS @eba6ren
uns gGcib Su 8e9tnn Der 9teiie a%ufftel. ST
lit an @etitesit0rlllg, uno in ietner Bez
gleitunS befanb it6 Elm 8Grter, BET benz
9otientell bebarrlicb 5ur Seite ftdn6. 2ebz
terer pfle8te 1etne Wfa9l3etten NIT nnS etnz
3uuebmen, 3. }. ct bate einen SiB an lt7
ierem Gti6e i'm Speiieialon time. 0ort
pflegte ct etne gerau1te 3eit bic 9ede ans
ftarreno, 5u itben; nur 0alln unb mann
nab1n ct etnen 8iiien gu itcb. 8on unierer
SiiDgeieui6aft ibten ct fetne Noti3 S1
neDnen, uie er benin aucb nit feinem Der
8aiia9iere in geieaigem 8erfe6r fta1b.
@incS Cages ldBen mir arCb tpieber beint
Witta9Smable. Der Srritnnige bate leiz
nen getDobnten 8lab inne. 9as @llen tpar
poriiber unb bic Oamet1 batten beretts Die
Safel nerlaiien, I'M ft9 i'm 6reien gu err
ge1en. gStr aber bltebelt 1to1 geraurne
3eit plaroerno unb raucbenb fiben. Qlu6
Der Srrltnnige oerbarrte auf 1etnem YIdBe,
l%tnoeripanbt Die itdrren Nugen elnporse>
richtet. ltnb ipGbreno mir ms 10 Bel frobz
It6em @eplau6er Die 3ett 5u perfilr3en
Iuo6ter, trat pl0Blt6 ser Steipdrb an u18
beran uno ertucbte uns ebenio beitimmt,
tpte b0ficb, ben Salon gu rGun1er. @tner
Der @Gite ertpt0crte, 6aB ct baS Jte6t babe,
10 LANCE liBen 5u bleiben, tpte eS t6m be-
ltebe. Btr tparen oer1elben NnItbt unb
ipolten l0eben ben 1nterbaltun9sfaoen
tpieber aufnebmen, ais Der Steparb err
flGrte, baB ct in 6ieiem Sale ltitb obne
Gi6ft6t auf uns ieine 8fliebt tbun miliie.
9tO9 ebe tDir u1s etne tpeitere @rflG1
rlng erbttten f%Onnten, 9ab Der SteiDart
8peten ielner Qn9eitelten, Die in Der
9tGbe Ser S6ire itanoen, einen QStnf,
porauf 1icb bic G6ire 0ffnete un6 stpei
Wfduner nit elmer Trogbobre eri6ienen,
ouf Der cine Wtatrabe Lag. Die beiben
MtGnner iteuten Die Sabre nic6er unb gin5
gen auf ben irrfinni9en 8aliagier SIT, 6er
1todb tmmer regungs(Ds auf iettem YlaBe
loB. Gier trGfttge 9(rnte erfaBten tbn unb
le9ten i'm auf Die Otatrabe. gtacboem 0teS
geibeben mar, ltredten Die beiben Wednner
Die ettpaS empor9e5o9enen Seine bsS Srr7
l~tnntgen aus, be6edten fetn @eItbt nit
etnem Sucbe un6 trugen i'm i6Det8erlO
binauS. 98o8 bat 6icS QtIes gu bebeuten ?
9aS lit nit l~peni9en @orten er3dbIt. Bdb@
renb bes Stables mar Der Srritnnige ploB7
lid = geltorben! No6I batten lein Wdr@
ter uno Der Stepart ndbrenb bes Diners
Oicie entieblicbe Wabrnebmung 9en1acbt,
abcr I'M ben IiicbgGiten teinen S6refrn
%ctn5unoBen, uRb ulter ben 0anen feline
Bdnit 3u Dcruriodben, bate man oas
SbreGli9e gcDe.m eebalten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-06

@Gmereien - SIo9s 81 20 @1.263;
Wener) &imotbp $50; Slee 1910.
&lete- @13.00.
@ 1isfep- S1.92.
Butter 8eite Creamery Boore 23c,
quite 21@22c. mitteImGBi9e 17@1Sc.;
0oirp, bette. 1Sc. mittelgute it1b quite Isl
@16@c; frii6er @ofins 9tOf 1OR@11e.
e-You1s 2tntericou9@94c. S6tueis
5erfdie 13@14c, 2i1tbur9er &c. @7c.
0eflH9el- Sprtr9 @btdenS 11@12c.
@Gnie S4@6.OO bos 8ubenb.
Gier-11@12c. PET Snbenb.
8p9nen : 8eite 9tapies 81 1900;
mittel9ute 81. S0@1.85; nit Der MaI9ine 9e@
reini9te 81. 35@1.40.
9artoffeInw 0foie $1.85@s.oo bas
SoB. @arlp Obio $1.75@1.85.
8rombeeren- S1.10@1.25 per Gaie.
9tmbeeren- 1.15c@1.25 per @ale.
6eibeIbeeren- 81. 50@S2.0O {.
Sta6elbeeren- $1.25@1. Zoe.
Sir den 81. 00@2.00 per SAFE.
@epfeI-S 81. 5O@S1 .25 per SaB.
@a ermeloneu $130@175 pet
&a99on.
% etntrauben- zoe per 6orb.
8onauen- 81. 25@1.50 per gurt9.
Gttronen- S4.O0@8.00 bic 8or.
9Oni9- @eiBer Slee, III 4funbe ub9es
tbetlt, 1l3@129c.; ttt6t 10 bell, 10 @l1c.;
bltntel 1O@103c. bas gfunb; aus9elafener
5@6c.
@emie e @eiBfraut, S 1.OO@1.25 bic
Crate; 8lurnentobl 25c@5Oc per 0usenb;
Selerte -@-c. Oos 0ubenb 8etBe fibelr,
4O@50c. bas 8uibel; Stefriben o. oas
Sap W1oorritbeI 10@15c. bos 9ibenb Sur
fen 25@35c. bas 9ubeub @9g SLANT d
bas GUS. iun9e @rbiei, S1.75 Il 8u. Saf;
3pie6eln, ilul9e S1.75@2.0O per SAB; Como
teit 35@50c. ser Sale, % SDrbe; 8obnel,
S1.75@2.25 Der Il 8uibelsSad; Spar9el,
.O0@1.25 per ! Dor; SiiBforn, 10@15c per
3aG9-N geo. 1 41c., DO, 9 4c.
F.. 99mterfett A 4lc., B &C., 9el=
bes Sc.
8efencorn- 9ntf Der gabn fair" bis
:, @bOice", grimes 34@31c. mittleres, rotb
blaBfarbi9 3@34c.; raltb unb 9tob 90
&c; uGboice", grimes, 5u Carpet siirtet
&c. y Self ~ morning.. grimes 24@3c. ROTH
ODER 9elb ertOi9erOes 2@3c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-06
oluoemeiuer Droouftenmdrft.

8olaenOe 9reiie uurOen Bel grOBeren Rarz
ten %erSielt:
Mebl- Starter 98ei5eu 8atelte) paren
oroelebt at S3.15@3.40 III 0ol3; wei6er
9ei3ei Cgatente) $3.OO@3.1O; barter @ei5sl=
(BdfermebD s1.SO@2.OO III 9dfen; mei3er
Neiseus(B GGermeb0 81. 6O@1.90; ,8eo 0og"
81. 30@1.4O III Sdte1; @i1terweiSe1t SS.4O@
2.55 III 0olS.
6eii29u out bis porsii9Ii3 $1O.O0@11;5O.
6prr- GerfGltfe mad lSr0be marelt: Jto.
2 5c@5O4c; $40. 3 SOL @5O4c; SEQ. 4 1895
Wintermet5en- 8ertGnfe ltab 45robe
tparen SEQ. 3 ROTH 49}@5O4c.
6ribia brss @ei3en scene SeF7
tGuie.
@erte- 46c@52c.
Soier- @ertGufe ua9 Yrobe woren :
9ep. 2, 294@33c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-06
Quswdrtiae nlGrfte.

G91nBpreile in @et6en ullb @ort i'll oltoez
rell StGoten waren:
WeiSen-Nep YOrf: 9ttgnit 55sc; @epz
TENDER 56&c; Se3ember 608c. = ct. 2oltis
auguf 48gc; Septenber 493c. 9nlutb
Saar, 55c; September 544c. = Wfil1neapolts
8aor, 574c; September 52gc. Baltimore
Nusuit 53J@54c; Srpternber 543c &oleoo
goar, 51&c; Septentber 528c. : WftlmalIfee
gaar, size; Septentber 52c. Detroit Soor,
524c; September 525c.
~Gorn-Nep gort: Qtu9uit Sole; Septemz
Der sac. : ct. 2oris 2(lt9lllt 48c; Sep7
tember 474c. : Baltimore: Saar, 52@c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-06

nit 8ubern beIufti9ten, batten bic '6itlfez
rIfe nerrommen uno eilten 5ur Gettlltg
berbct. SIS 9elan9 oen 8emltbungen bet
tpaferen &ubcrer, Dtcr5cbn Der bereits nit
benz Iooe &ingenDen NJ benz Wai1er gu
Sie6en unb glitdlib ans 3anb 3u brin9en.
Giner bet Sniaiicn oes eriten Ntacbens,
ISM. Dapibion, fonnte leioer troB'aaer
8emiibungen nibt mebr g%crcttet tperoclt.
@r fanb int Miiftiitppi ein naiies @rab.
Mtan burdbluDte baS Naiier in Der Nd9e
Ser SteQe, mo bas Boot g~etentert tpar,
fonnte iebo6 bic Qeicbe nir9enbs ftnbet
Ddoibion ipar 30 Sabre alt, Derbetratbe
uno btnterlGBt auBer leiner @atttn stpe
unerSogene &inber. Ser @rtrunfene pdr
ais Maibtntit in ben gt%ieoringbaus' icben
N%aI3perten bei6Gfti8t.
= SSobn 2effler, Gin poblbefannter
Sarnter aus Sepen7Wiler in benz SbiO'z
icben GountD Butler lit nit BET Srau iets
mes S6ipagcrs, 9abib STEINER, ourbz
sebrannt unb bat feline Trau giDa geborene
STEINER iiben lalien. 9as ebebre6erti9e
Baar bat iicb na9 Chicago getpenbet.
2IusIdno.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-06
M0lQrto bletbt.
Sic weibt nidt mebr, .penn oas
SYitem nidt p0ui9 9ereint9t nitro.

8enn Sertan6 nit irsen6 einem chroz
nifden 2eioen bebaftet lit unb fib eif1em
norli6ti9en Qrst our ltnteriucbung por<
iteIt, iDute Die erite Srdge bes Nr8tcs iein {:
g6aben Sic ie an WtaIarta gelttten?"
8eanttportet Der 8aticnt bieie Srose be-
jabenb, 10 Dir6 Der Nr3t iofort CUR 8etniz
9ung bes SDitems BON benz malariiben
@ifte i6reiten. Die gta9wirfungen BON
Wtalartd ftn6 in ben perlbieoenen SGQen
10 Deribte6en, baB iotpobl Qr5t ipie Salient
iber bic gfatur bet WfaLaria let9t gu Srrz
tbii1nern neranlaBt perbcn. g8er je all
Walarta g%eLitten unb MIR Die gem06nltcben
WtitteI ba9egen sebrai6t bat, mtrb metit
tpd6ren0 ieiner iibrigen 2ebens5eit an ben
Solsen berielben au leiben baben. sic
bat Nebnli6feit nit taft ieber an6eren
6ronii6en Granfbeit. Wan6maI 9laubt
bas Opfer, es leibe an S6nino1ubt
manbmaI an 9bspepfta, 81 anOeren 3eiz
ten an 9eberbeicDwerben, OfterS AUDI an
Nerben3errittung II. /. 10.
9as einsig iibere WaitteL fir MaLariaz
leiben6e, ober Solbe, tpeI9e baran 9elttz
ten, lit bebufs p0Qiger !6etlung 8ezruzna.
WettteI befreit bdS SDltem BON olem
ntalariicben @tft uno frGfttgt es gegen fer
mere 9tnfGue bieier perberbLthen &ranfz
beit. 8ezru~na lit prompt unb 6auern6
wtrfen6 BET Walarialeibenten, weLcbe
Gbinin obhe bauernbe @irfun9 9ebraucbt
BADEN. gesrusna beiIt, no ale a1beren
febLibIagen.
Cine iQuitrirte me6i3inii4e 9tbbanb7
Lung iiber 6ronti9e unb afute WaIaria
tpirb unent9eltlib an trgenb cine Nbreiie
bur6 The Pc ru : ma Drug
Manufacturing Company of Columbus,
Ohio.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-06

9tn Der SpnbszgOrie wurbet beute per-
fd1tft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-06
WarftbertdDt.
Gbico9o, 4. 2tirsuit.

y. NVIVuYUl z. AN8HF.
an Der Getreioe60rie 1porert beute Die
@el6afte redt leb9ait. Ser 2llfol9Spreis
fir Experimentation mar 534 ullo bel S6lnB
533. Corn per Septelnber itanO BET S6luB
oltf 49g NIB SAFER arf 29g.
Ole b09fenj uieOriSiten unb S6luBpteiie
rnnrpu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-06
Niebm6rft.

G6tca9o, ST., 4. ausuft.
Dim &inbpteb martt betru9 beute bic
3ufubr 1900 Stif, 9e9en 1884 Stid I'M
pori9eit SonNabenb. 0os @eibdft nar re6t
bod fieleu Die Yreiie etrpas.
8erfonft murben:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-06

-9tm cd me II e nj q rift belief it'd bic !3lt=
fubr ouf 16, 900 Stiid 9e9e1t 1864 am pori=
gen SonnabenO. 2ebbafteS @ei6Gft nllb Yreile
ein 1peltt9 bDber. Steielbet pariirten
Smti6et $3.50 utb 1926.
8erfo1tft 1pltroen:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-06

S3afe. 0ie 3ufubr betrls beute 1900
.9tiif 9e9en zoos ont pori9en Sonnabeno.
0os @ei9Gft iebr. Han.
&erfauft tpurben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-06
GinamaberiMt.

Gblc0go 4. Nn9lit.
an Der @ffeftenb0rie ,par bos @eI9Gft
redt lebboft. g8eit Chicago @ctieit bra9ten
1324@13O4, Cafe StraBe 81" 182@184.
Die 8anfaus9lei6ult9eu b%eliefen ii9 ouf
S12, SOC, 876.
gunbesf6u1O define i6lofem lit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12


DR. Blake. dentist, graduate Phila-
delphla Dental College. Office. Third
and Main streets.
No change cars via Texas Panhandle
route to Colorado. Best service. short
est lines and Quickest time by six
hours. Free reclining chairs cars. city
ticket office. 40l Main street.
Georg5 l.. Cause, funeral director and
embalmer. Full assortment OF under.
takers goods. Takes full charge of
funerals aud furnishes all necessary re.
auirements. No. 31i West Weather
ford street, Fort Worth. Tex. Tele-
phone 1877.
Mansion hotel. the largest hotel in
Fort Worth. located on Fourth street,
between Main and Rusk We are now
moved into our new dining room. on
second floor, overlooking Rusk street.
where one can cat in comfort, protected
by wire screens. free from all dust and
cooled by natures breezes. Rates re-
duced to 50 per day; supper. lodging
and breakfast $3.50. Ten large sample
rooms ON ground floor for use of COM
mercial men: 100 bedrooms, both cool
and Glenn. FOR use Of the travelling pub
lie. We solicit trial and guarantee
satisfaction, On Rusl street you will
see one OF w. w. Dunn's great irriEat-
ing wheels. which Is destined to furnish
water to millions Of acres Of Negeta-
tion. w w DUNN e SON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12
A COUNTY TICKET
Nominated ny the Republican Con-
vention ycEterdny.

Yesterday afternoon at the Republic
can county convention 1t was decided
to put out a county ticket The follow
ing nominations were made without a
ballot being taken. all made by aceia-
nation: For sheriff. r. h. Darrah;
for district clerk. w. T. Hall; county
clerk. j. w. Hammock; county attor-
ney, Frank b. Stanley; county judge
John W. wrny; county assessor, j. NJ
II. Pipkin; county collector, ID. A.
Campbell; treasurer. j. ]. Putnam
county superintendent of public In
structlon. w. II. ingalls,; county sur
yeyor. l.. w. Caswell; county commits
sloner VIM. Bryce; justice of the peace
$. II. Miller and l.. Palmer; constable
A. Mccampbell. Jr.; Legislature, NJ. c.
Hurley and II. B. BurbrIdge. Il. Mont
Kelley was reelected chairman of the
county committee and X. c. Houston
elected secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12
Personal MENTION.

A. j. Thrash leaves for New York
City tonight on a business trip.
County School superintendent Buck
was in Handley to business yesterday,
Phil Grcenwall, manager Of The Fort
Worth opera house, left the city yes
terlay on a brief busiue ss trip.
Marshal Jas. w. Maddox returned at
II o'clock yesterday morning from Fort
Clark, where he had been as attached
witness in case of court-martial. lie
caught deserter some time since and
was summoned as a witness He says
that some OF the toughest country in
Christendom lies between here and
Grande.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12

what the Fort worth Boys Are Do
ing In Austin.

~ ."
Camp Mabry. Austin, Tex, July IL
Yesterday The first lay of the state
..,, -, ~, ,,a,i n,,t,,
e"oHl'lp"'e"N n''''eu o"' wei WIN
nearly every state volunteer company
present when revcille was sounded at
s.ao ttts ,,,,,ring
Inc Famous Stu'y N'l'ss OF paINeS-
ton and the Governors Guards Of Aus
tin. both companies. winning prizes
q, r,, i,.., tr,,.,,,4, o,,,.o,. ,.,,.,,, q,
-. ''' '"' -,
lLtlle ROCK are on tne Bt'ulu anu are
hlshly elateu pNef thel' success
everything mas the appearance OF
heing true hllil'ary camp as niue
white tents are 70 ne seen everywhere
os are also the hnc'clothed occupants.
The Fourth regiment, 10 Waich the
two Fort worth companies belong, Ia
considered 10 Dc the pest represented
regiment on the grounds, Ihe follow
ing companies form the Fourth regl-
ment company ~ Fort Worth rem
eiblesi company g. Aoilene titles COM
pany ID, owsley ltIhes OF Denton COM
lany II, NJ. u. LLOYD tlnes OF Fort
Worth; company r. Clarity Rifles Of
Corsicana; aud company q, Waco Light
Guards,
The Following are the regimental Of
iicers Of the Fort Worth regiment who
are on the grounds: Col. j, l, styson
OF Cleburni Lieut.. col w. B. Ford of
Fort Worth, Major Hardy of Corsi-
cana; AdJt D. u. Wright OF Fort
Worth; Quartermaster j. !. Goodman
of Cleburne, Surgeon DR.. West Of Fort
Worth.
Both of the Fort Worth companies,
the Feno and VI. u. Lloyd Rifles,
arrived mere Monday morning at 5:35,
after riding all night. but both put in
the whole day In cleaning up their
quarters ana getting down to regular
camp life. In the latter part of the
afternoon and at night most Of the
boys put ia most of the time in seeing
the city OF Austin, and especially the
magnificent state capitol, which is IN
deed one OF me hnest public buildings
In the United states. one Of the most
pleasant features OF Tuesday morning
10 the fort worm Felcibles was a
very pleasant visit from Miss Nonye
Neal Of Houston who was the sponsor
OF lhat company last year at the en-
cauplnehI Ihe camps OF hoth conf
penles ave IN splendid condition and
louk rs neat as lney could possibly be.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12

on Saturdays, July n. 81 and 2S, the
Santa ITe will sell excursion tickets to
Galveston and return at the low rate
of So,
Tickets will be limited for return on
special train leaving Galveston on the
following Monday evening, or ON first
train OF Tuesday morning, thus Civ
Ing the excursionists two days in Gal
weston.
A special train consisting Of coaches,
free reclining chair and Pullman sleep
en- will leave from Gainesville Satur-
day evening reaching Galveston pt s
o'clock Sunday morning and returning
will leave Galveston Monday evening
at G o'clock.
Don't lose the opportunity of seeing
Galveston this summer.
Surf bathing is now at its best.
Crabs, schrlmp and other good things
to eat.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12

Picnic parties will nnd 1t to their In
terests to call upon the Cotton Belt
before selecting their picnic grounds.
Carroltun, located thirty miles east OF
Fort Worth on the line OF the Cotton
Belt, is well adapted for such pur-
poses. The grove is n beautiful one,
being well shaded a nice cool spring
and a large lake, which affords the
plensure-seeking picltnickers abundant
fishing, hunting and q pleasant day In
a delightful grove. The grounds are In
excellent condition and are well pro-
vided with swings for the children,
dining tables and seats for all. The
Cotton Belt train Leaving here at S:55
a convenient hour II Me morning. and
returning arrives In Fort Worth at
7l5 IN the evening. Special rates and
attention paid TO Sunday-school and
private picnic parties. Rates very rea-
sonRhlc For Ill further information
apply TO O, A. CARNTNE.
C. p. & T, A., Aoi Main street. Fort
Worth raN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12
TEXAS IMMIGRATION.
A Colony of Nebrnssn Farmers Look
Ing for IL Location.

Mr.. c. H. Budlong, counsellor and
practical real estate agent of Camp
bell, Neb., is in Texas at the request
OF more than a hundred farmers. TO
study its agricultural advantages. and
If they pan out as well as he antlcl-
pates he will bring large emil
grafton to the Lone star state. lie
is now stopping with his uncle. julie
Alvord, 122 West Hattie street, The
farmers in whose interest Mr.. Bud
long visits Texas, are all independent,
industrious, well-to-do farmers, and
are Just the kind Of people Texas
wants
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12

spice and beat Thoroughly Have Hour
siftcd and ready, and pour one cupiui
Of boiling water over one heaping ten
spoonful OF soda; pour this into sugar,
molasses, etc, stirring rapidly anu
constantly 50 that II is thoroughly as
simulated and the grease does not rise s,
10 the top; stir in flour until sun
enough to handle. Roll thin, cut IN
small cakes and bake In a hot oven.
Let stand Il moment before removing
from the tins; take out carefully ana
place on a folded cloth until cold, when
they become crisp and hard, although
very soft ana tender hot.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12

For the meeting of the nationp, ed
ucationai association at Asbury Park
In July, the Great Rock Island Route
will sell tickets at rate OF one fare with
80 added for the round trip.
These tickets will be sold July 8,
Q and Z, good for return. IL deposited
with Joint agent. until September l.
Passengers can go via the direct
route from Chicago and return via
Lake Chautaqua and Niagara Falls,
with stop over at these latter places.
Al tickets are good via New York
city,
For further information call Mt city
ticket office. corner Of Fifth and Main.
w. r. ORION, c, #. A.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-12
some rlnno pcnIrr., Gnu.

when consignment dealers and 9TH
ers, who must take notes for balance
due on pianos and organs they sell on
time, with which to buy credit from
manufacturers, or to sell In order to
raise money. refer to banks and bust
ness houses for financial responsibility,
their cheek IL most remarkable We
are agents for the best and most popu-
lar pianos aud organs. We do not ask
FOR notes ON time sales.
THOS GOGGAN 4 BRO, Dallas.