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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-27
Hair Death

Instantly removes and forever destroys OBJ
beetiOnable hair, whetner upon me nAnns
|face aFuls or neck. without disoolorationE
Injury 70 the most delicate skin f.
.w or my years the secret ioFnula 81
rasmua Wilson, acknowledges Dy pnysl
sug the highest authority ana thf
40 Id eminent dsrmatOloalst and hair spe
4. 5iisi mat ever lived. During his priNaie
raf lee OF q lifetime among the nooinll
|sTd arlsiOcracy Of Europe ne prescnOe1
I MS recipe. r %, n ~ mel, eecurely
80 "a 90 csspoadenos oOn1dential. b0Ic
|Aeenf- sOr america. Addreas
THf sk0OKUm ROOT HAIR 6ROwfh 20.
'Deut Il. 81 south Flnh Avenue.heN YORK
OOOOOOO0OOQOnQ OQQQoQ QQo0lal0,Q.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-27
MerridaIe Poultry

YARDS. Only purest stock kept. Speciality,
Brown LeghOrns, Plymouth Rocks, Black
Minorcas and Black LanRshans. Eggs for
Matching. J.J.MILLER Salem,
26th street, near State. As dwlni
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-27
r,.oE,assloSAL AND BUSINESS CAsDs.s


p. II. DARCY. emo. g. B1NeHAM.
n'ARoY q BINGHAM, Attorneys a. Law.
IL Rooms 1, 2 and y Darcy Building, ia
sate street. Special attention given 10 bush
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19

washington. Nov. 1s.-'rhe house COM
mittees which are expected to be OF
greatest Importance In the next con-
gress are those of the ways and means
,nnroprIations and rules and banking
and currency, coin age, weights ana
1ci sur .. rivers and hHteorl, and pub
lie buildings and grounds The h's'
three named always head the iist III
nrier OF Importance. inc liner are
expected 10 assume iinportlnne IN ths
rext congress because OF ths espeslAi
conditions which viii rrsshi uuIlns
rec aiiI certainly be one OF the most
,nportant cornfnittees IN the entire list
n mere should be an effort, az 10 hint
"a ther.. win be. 10 revise the currency
la,ys and change the present system
such legislation as this would lift the
committee dealing with I, from its pres
ont place OF secondary Importance and
olace Il FOR the time with the ways
ma means committee. The probablli-
~ Of an effort to SECURE silver legisia-
lion and the probability that the Re-
pubIican party when II comes INTO pow
er In the house will want 70 formulate
policy on this question VIII nave
the effect Of also advancing the COM
are committee TO posluoh OF irons
rank.
THE river and harbor and public
buildings committee will hnvo the deli
cate task OF providing for public In
provemout 50 FAR as COMMITTEES OF the
bousa ean accomplish this work. With
- ,,,,,,v new men as there Will be -
me Republican side IN the congress and
ali OF them feeling that II VIII be nee
essRry for them to make showing to
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19

New York. Nov. 1S.--The result Of
the recent deliberations Of the national
league magnates is embodied In man
ifesto drafted by committee OF four,
appointed for that purpose and made
public to-day. The committee reviews
the moments OF the different organlza-
lions from the establishment OF the
national league in 1876 down TO the
present day The manifesto declares
that the formation Of leagues ana as
sociatlons who desire TO operate under
the national agreement Will be well
coined and encouraged. The action OF
A. c. Buckenberger, w. \, Barnie ana
Fred Pfeffer In forming an orgahl<a-
ton whose purpose Is to CONNECT WIN
the national agreement IS condemned
and the national board Is requested
10 declare them Ineligible TO be en-
ployed in any capacity by any cruz
or organization operating under lhs
national agreement and TO suspend
them.
recs,est. tbs national board has sus-
psnded Buckenburgsr. Barnie ana
Pfeffer. The board further declares
that such suspension shal rehhhlh III
frrce IN to and Including December
3l 1891. and in the event the above
nerned persons or either VI them on or
before the above named date ran 70
show to this board that ne or they
have been In no manner dlfeetly OF
Indirectly engaged in any attempt 10
nramote the organization OF clubs.
.sag,.ss or cancellations antagonistie 70
ire national agreement they shan be
expelied and forever be debarred from
any connection with the clubs OF any
organization said bodies are operating
under the national agreement.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19
TO BEAT THE BLOOMING BRITISH
HOWARD GOULD ~ HAVING a NEW
YACHT NUN.
lie Orders the iicrrcsho0. 90 Fit Up
the Fastest Thing That Floats and
WIN Have Crack Crew OF Yankee
sailors,

New York. Nov. 1S,--Brltlsh yachts
men are not going to have things all
their own way next year In the racing
OF boats In the twenty -rater class, How
ARD Gould has Just given the HERES.
hofrs an order for crack racing yacht
OF that class. Work 10 10 DO begun ON
the boat at once and she Ia to be ready
early In April 10 10 across the ocean
and sail against The fleet OF British
twcnty-raters.
Judging from my experience on the
other Side" said Mr. Gould yesterday.
II believe there Is u good deal OF fne
racing to be had in this class, and
am going TO try 1t with boat OF my
own. ! hnye told the Herreshons that
want the fastest boat OF that class
they can turn out Her design IN not
all complete yet, but. roughly speak
ing. her overall length viii be about
aixty feet and she viii be about forty
I'VE feet on the water line. She VIII
be n iin-kcel boat. with the I'm made
OF robin bronze and with about hftecn
tons OF lead In the hull. She Will draw
about ten feet of water
She VIII have oak frames and ma-
hogany. piauklnH, | Intended at lrst TO
hayt ner built OF TUDin bronze, but l
waH advised not TO do 10. as II would
not be OF any special advantage In II
bontof that size, The designing WIN be
left eniiraly with tho fierroshoffs and
expect they VIII produce q boat fast
enough 10 furnish some good sport
"a Ia al "a ID t4Nf
win the new boat be manned by an
English crew."
mo Indeed. She will have only
American sailors Speaking from u
patriotic standpoint, Ia rather lose
with an American crew than win with
the others l moan by that that I
recognize fully thq fact that their
crews are wen trained and excellent
ail.round racing men, but 1 believe We
have as good here, and they can be
trained 10 handle boat Just M
smartly"
Speaking Of the racing IN British
waters Mr., Gould said: "The one gun
Btart IL something that our men nre
rot RccuHtomcd 10 ma II slvcs tho beat
that IA able 10 ret ncs'paa the limo first
n great advantage. especially whore the
nrst leg Of the course ~ q the wird-
ward. presume that ~ the
feutpll why isoii iinnifNrn wants the
next International race sailed on New
port, for there. undnrgt md. the bopis
are generally sent away to windward
first"
Howard Gould intends 80 snil for
England Ia about week and 10 re-
main over there nll winter Whom his
yacht IN ready she Will he shipped n
the deck OF transatlantic steamship
The I'M VIII bo iittod here. then nm
shipped and sent 20 the s.enmahip with
the yacht, TO be boltcd IN when she
renches the other side.
when asked what bpa;H IN tho TWEEN
~ rater class he considered the best
Mr.. Gould said; "Tbe Luna and Thol-
ma are ! believe. considered the craci,
boats, There are otho.q. though. IN
GLIDING the StcphanIc, owned by Prince
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19

Bombay, Nov. is.-There is rea-
son to believe that the recent attack
by wazari tribesmen upon the escort
OF the commission deliml,ing under
agreement with the ANGER OF Afghanis-
tan. the boundary between Wazaristan'
and the Punjab. was ed by deserters
srom the Twentieth regiment OF Pun
an lnfantary. An eN-Halldar. non
Commissioned officer OF the Indian
army was actually engaged In the as
sa,,u The Wazaris lost 20 killed. The
british lost officers. 10 soldiers and
n followers killed and few officers
,nd thIrty-two men wounded. The Wa
-n,,a were driven on and Il Is thought
ma me punishment they received VIII
deter them from in the future attack
Inr- the British.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19

Washington. Nov. is..-Dcmocratic
senators who are at present In the city
decline almost without exception to dia-
cuss the probable plans OF the Demo
crutlc leaders In the senate with refer
ence to the supplemental tarin bills at
the forthcoming short session OF con-
grcss The majority OF them content
themselves with saying that they have
had no opportunity for party confor-
cnce. and they do not wish to nj this
time express personal opinions. II VIII
seem probable from this that a general
Democratic conference among the par
~ members OF the senate 10 among the
strong probabilities; after the conven-
ing OF the next session for the purpose
Of determining this point. II Is, ~
course, well remembered that there is
faction on the Democratic side Of the
chamber which Ii opposed TO any fur
Their efforts at the tariff legislation by
the present congress. and II Is thought
possible that the result 81 the late cleo
lions may have Influenced others to
tnkc this view. Senator VOORHEES,.
chairman OF the committee on finance.
declines to talk for publication on all
subjects connected with congress or
politics. Senator Harris. also Demo-
cratic member OF this committee. con.
tented himself with referring an Aa8o-
clated Press reporier who accosted
him on the subject. TO his remarks
upon the point before the adjournment
Of the last session. II Is recalled that
he then announced his purposs Of try
ing to get the supplemental bills up az
me earliest opportunity In the short
session.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19
Seventh and Main Streets

Batthyany strattmann; the zinta. own.
ed by J. c. Council. tho Dragon. Lord
Braasey's boat and the lny. nj, owned
by the Earl OF Dudley. | undafsirnd
that some new ones are also being built
10 race In this class next season. 80 We
shall have plenty OF rood racing over
the Solent and othnr courses"
The Luna Ia owned by Mr.. Il. y, Jama-
Ron and the friolmn Ny \ II. Walker.
Both were designed by William f'ife.
ST. Last season, the Luna out cf fcr-
ty-three starts, won twcn'y hrst. milo
second nnd three third prizes. The
Thclmn out OF forty-two slprts. wor Fix
irpt. ninc second and four third prircs.
The lnyoni, out OF forty-lwo starts.
won thirteen first. five second and two
third prizcs. The Earl OF Lonadale'a
boat. puidre, started In forty-six raoea.
She won thirteen ilrat. eighteen second
and Ave third prizes. fIcrrcshoff's
ilve rator. Wee Win. owned by u. G..
sutton. Won twenty-thrcc frst, iive sec-
ond and three third prizes out OF thirty
six starts. beating all nine boats In her
class.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19
AromlsoN NEGROES
pefy the LAW and violate Law to
Protect a nnpist.

AtehIson. KAN NOV. ls.--The nee
groes armed themselves early this
morning 70 prevent the threatened
lynching OF tho negro Collins. the sua-
peoted rapist. Soon after . o'clock POI
lice Sergeant Don1huo found nifty me-
vera In an alley back OF Banker Clark'B
residence. lie ordered them TO dis
pcrae, but thcy refused to obey and de-
Ned him TO nrreat them. with aug
inentod for ,c this crowd soon surround
ed the jail shouting that Collins should
not be lynched. The sheriff also went
out TO he,1ail with a strong force TO
protect the prisoner. AZ daylight the
mob diaperaed The talk OF lynching
is frequently heard. but no mob has
gathered with such an intention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19
u,ILsuono nArrENIxos.
A wedding and Other Inters.ins
Events OF IA Day.

uiusboro, Tex. Nov. ls.--At the res
,aenee OF Mr.. W. p Hall in this city at
q n m. today Mr.. Henry L. Kirksey u
mis- city and Miss Bette Harper Of
corsicana we're united in marriage by
R.v. Mr.. Rosaman.. The groom IS a
son OF DR.. ]. j. kirkscy. the genial
sos, ~ the J. X hotel In this city. The
hride is a lovely young lady who has
,,aar resident OF Hillsboro only a
shors lime, and numbers her friends by
she score. An elegant repast was sery-
"a al the ]. X. hotel after the ceremony
nj which the families and a few friends
were present The happy coupie left on
he aouth-bound NJ. X. & T. train to
VISIT Inc Cotton Palace at Waco. where
they viii remain for a few days. Then
they will visit relatives In corslcann
end TYLER. returning here about De-
cerrber /. They win be at home 10 their
fr,enda at the residence OF J. $. Bounds
on Walnut street
About 3 o'clock this afternoon Mr..
q II. williams Of the cyeiist and Sports
man, pailas. Tex. accompanied by two
other cyclists whose names could not
be learned. passed through here an
their wheels 10 take In the Cotton Pal
ace al Waco. They left Dallas at a.
m. and expect TO arrive al Waco by 9
D. m. tonight
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19

ulation of the ithmus, both in Colon
and In Panama, also along the line.
There are today on the lsihmus crowds
OF well educated. good Intentional ma
chlnists, carpenters. civil engineers, en-
gineers, draughtsmen, In fact. men OF
every trade and profession, men who
want work, who would like to work
and who are now starving dying OF
hunger and OF sickness. brought on
by exposure 10 the wet season and By
neglect And every boat brings more.
and there Is not work for any OF them.
Since the revival OF work on the canal
the canal company has not hired one
single man. except negro laborers at
60 and 10 cents a day, Columbia sill
Yer. This equals "a or vi cents. (ap-
proximatel) OF American money.
day.
There are now Americans here starry
Ing to death and many dead. who gave
up positions at home to come here;
paid some sharper for so-called con-
tract. only TO md when too late that
they had been duped to ruin. or prob
ably death. | wish IN st emphatically
to scell attention 10 the fact that the
canal company is not In the market f1r
laber Of any kind whatever We
Americans here do all we possibly can
70 hsip destitute Americans as hH'
law terms them, but our pfrses are
long enough to give only partial relief,
and there is one great obstacle to help
ing them That 10. we have TO hunt
them up They lie down and die before
they beg So far | have met only one
native born American bcgsing, and Gu
riously enough l knew him slightly
when lived In Memphis, where he
Was born. Those who are posted 20 TO
the American consul. ]. L. Percy Of
Nashville. Tenn. aud apply for pass-
age TO the United States. which he can
at times procure for them But this Is
not often the case. and never more
than four or Ave times month can
they be sent away in this manner.
Th're is no worse place in the world
for a man out OF work. ont OF money,
than the 1sthmus OF Panama.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19

Tho seaman Iiuiidinr Destroyed,
WIN lIrnNy Lusaes.

Houston, TEX. Nov. is.-rwo IRE
alarms were turned almost slmultan-
eousiy this afternoon. One flre. Mt tho
corner OF Travis and Capitol streets.
destroyed two story frame occupied
by Terry Blaclsshcar. Loss $500, No
insurance. The other fire was in the
Preston. near Main street. and ~ sup
posed to have been caused by defect
I've wiring. This building IL badly
wrecked. Loss $50, 900; Insurance $4,000.
A. J. Schocnmnnn, dry goods and no-
lions, Ions on stock $4,000; Insurance.
$4,000. G. W, hlsworth. hardware. loss
$4,000; insurance $4,000 l.. Lechlnger.
joweler iosH $1,000. by removal and wa
ter: insurance 1890 The upper stories
were occupied by law Offices and den-
lists, whose losses on libraries and fur.
niture win aggregate $4,000 more.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19

F. Colo. Nov. iS.-H. Moller.
|An' entered the house of Marie
at sssO Twentieth street, near
/ spout midnight last night and
'eeame engaged In q quarrel
woman. and without the least
Il seized her by the throat. He
us thumbs tightly upon her
-nd squeezed so hard that
", was not able TO utter a
lrs imagined the man engug ed
|'s ner was the one who had
4 tha Taper. Marie contas-
\ Asa' oyama. He is not a
4 s ,asst Physical strength, and
n go . release herself. She
i N M nsln. and when an officer
4 sjsh was trying to cut her
5be ' razor. Chief OF Police
tsoli..a ana the police generally
\ perss y nothing more than an
tathr. ~ gan. TIE detectives
n X n. as,ie in the idea that the
M, NM man who straneled four
4 ci,sss,s, has added 10 lie terror
ohdt Of the women of the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19

J Money. Seeking Investment
!In RnllMny SrcnrltIes.

noney. Seeking Investment
IN Railway Securities.
aa, Nov. ls.-Important sod
DTS during the past week
sned money rates The con-
isnand for button for the con-
n expected 10 suffice to main
rs at the present leve!. Both
tad India are buying silver. RG-
~ current " an attempt to
silver in America. Business
f'ock exchange WAS almost whcl-
fned to the mining market,
aeitement ran high. The set
showed that the business in
fdnea ventures was ev.u larger
s supposed. Parts Is sim uLy-
fgsg and the rise continues
PSI Shares of The chartered
1 Of South Afcici advance IS
ahuanaland. IS, with consols
u lN, Investment stocks are
y reaching recosd prices. Tho
" IN finding good investment
r. is driving the public 10 pur-
F9me railway and colonial se-
Ieaaency all around Is upward.
nt In the market for American
e On the announcement OF the
Speedily subsidized in the face
uaiiic returns. There was no
cement TO buyers except Of
stocks. The weeks changes
'slly adverse. Lake Shore was
l Il; Erie seconds. 1-2 and
1ok Central, Ia. The following
We're made: Milwaukee and
hrs,s each, 2: l.. & n. "a;
Preferred and Mexican Central
l'-i Central Pacific, Norfolk
ssIsrn Union Pacific each. l
\ y, Atchison. Illinois Central
'thern Pecinc each, ga and
q. and Wabash incomes each,
.nd Trunk securities were lit
'sf except debentures which
IN II. Canadian Pacific fell
PERSISTENT sales. Mexican rails
y considerably. Preferred was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19

Chester. Pa, Nov. lS,-charies smith
of Kentucky. the property man for
"The South Before the War company
which played here last night men
with a horrible death this morning,
The company was quartered IN q car
on the track OF the Baltimore ana ONO
road Smith was smoking on the Iea,
platform. when another train backed
on the siding with a bump, Knocking
smith over the rear OF the car. Before
reaching the ground he was caught be-
tween the two cars and crushed TO
danfh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19
rHnY,Rr Arrnn nm.
The covernor-EIcct Has Left the Of
nee-seeiscrs az kustIn.

Austin, Tex. Nov. is,--Mr. culberson
left tonight FOR East Texas. where he
has gone on official business, and Will
be absent week or ten days.
a delegation came IN today from
Gatesyilie. consisting or J. +. Nc
CURE. James Il. Roby and r. c. Tay-
Tor, 10 urge culberson TO reappolnt
the first named as superintendent OF
the Gainesville refornatory Judge G.
w. Cotton Of Hamilton Is here 20 urge
the appointment Of 4 Afr. Key to the
same position.
Hon. Miles Crawley Is still here and
Will remain here tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19

their constituents, there viii naturally
be a pretty general clamor for aprpo-
prlations for rostoiilcc buildings. GUS
tom houses and river and harbor i'm.
preNcnent While the Eepuhllrin parsy
has always shown n disposition TO be
liberal In public improvements. there Is
a probability Of an effort to hold their
miscellaneous appropriations as low as
possihiN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19

Washington. NOV. iS,-rhe executive
committee OF the American Bi-Mctalllc
League has called conference ut st.
Louis. November "a, at which the pres
cnt situation win be fully discussed
and the policy to be hereafter pur-
sued by the friends OF the free coinage
OF silver TO be decided upon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19

,.a,na for Americans Who ""D'
Work.

Memphis, Tenn, Nov. ls'--So' '.ns
ago there appeared in many ~
newspapers OF the country what pun
nor,ea 10 be dispatch from Colon
central America, telling OF the progress
- Van, on the Panama canal ana stat
Inc mat there was great deinah'
for labor. Today the commercisi APP
,ea, received the following LETTER from
~ roadmaster OF the Panama railway
at Colon: .,,,,,s, here
sea great deal of the floating pop
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19

Dave Not Dccn Paid for Three
PATHS and Are Starving.
/, Va, Nov. ls.-The Italians
1 on the Roaring Creek and
pn road, about 400 In number,
sged. have not been paid for
nlhs past, and many of them
~ verge Of starvation and may
dsipsfate. They have already
Il, switches at Wormelsdorff,
g As road useless, and ohtre
thus are feared.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19
% a,.A.Aylnlan snlrias.

| n ~ Ishn.' Nov. 1s.-capt.
!, .,,,,, sosrtson. Jr.. of washing
'onslii,sirgy loea, military COM
tlne 'h,,oo. suicide this morning
na,al Dsrln the right temple
II supna pondsncy caused by
$ yssrs 70 be the cause.
4 old and unmarried.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19

paineerfeld. Tex. Nov. is-Fire de-
,,royed the residence Of J. F. Jones
iasf night with barns and outhouses.
Origin mystery. tcs everyWhere ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19

New orleans, La. Nov is.--Tho burn
ing Of Mrs. carey's residence on Louis
lima avenue. Maggie Kinsella. a seam
stnqss, lost hor life. Her charred re-
mains were found In the ruins to-day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19
GOAL.

. sots Island Coal = stohe
T,ts ,a, ''Fsosr MINE. Bridge
Gippse .-esned lump, carload
Tex. nfcAlester for Steam
tgral !. than II for domestic
FL ri's IND indian Territory ad-
fair nfosT. General nnnnscr
& !. ,rs employs no agents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19
FIj-Season Sale Of
|g|h Dress Patterns,

Esr 200 Imported Dress
Ems at SO to 90 per cent
|ction.
Iscial hOc counter of col.
| dress goods, values you
|snap up at the price.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19

nvrrsr WEATHER. 1xEfoar.
Galveston, VcN-. Nov. lS.--Au area
magnitude with its crest o~ Or the
utt<otn~ dominates the weather
throughout the countr, tonight uu1
below sero over tho ncrfhcrN por-
ton OF Minnesota nnd North puEpta<
The lowest barometer ~ over the
lakes nnu tho Gulf States. No ~tu~
tion rcnorts rninfntI amounting q
10 OF am Inch or more. Ht
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-11-01
NNOUI-rTON.
MoULToN, Texas.

MoCLION, EAAS'
EDITOR GAZETTE:
Col, $, B. Moore attended the
Dallas Fair last week.
Hon Miles Crowley was here
Wednesday.
Miss Maud Chatham left Satur-
day for her school in San Patricio,
Misses Mollie and Lizzie Franks,
OF the Institute. we've in town
Saturday,
The young folks enjoyed an ice
cream supper at John Armins Sat
urday evening
DR. Frank Fordtran, of Marayia,
was here on business on Friday.
Mr. o L Highsmith went down
to Corpus Christi Saturday,
Prof L w Walker left Sunday
for his home in Kerr county.
COUNTRY Boy.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-11-01
MOultOn Institute.
AiouLToN INST.

MouLToN INST.
EDITOR GAZETTE
am always glad when the GA
zErrE day comes around. And I
think everyone of its readers are
also glad when the paper arrives
anxious to read the different co..
respondents letters, besides oth,r
local work. believe it is one of
the most nevsy little paper that l
have ever read; and not only that,
the editor, Mr., Ward, l believe is IL