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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-30

company vs.. J. D. Jackson. Dallas
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railway
company W.. w. o. Mcdonald Dallas
w. II. Cocker ct al. VS.. Atlas Accident
Insurance company, Kaufman county
Texas and Pacific Railway company
VS. NJ A. Chevcs. Harrison county.
Reversed and rendered;
Texas and Pacific Railway company
W.. f. u. Dillon, Dallas county.
Motions disposed Of:
u. c. Lightfoot vs. H. 8. Wilson, sub
mltted on motion 10 dismiss appeal;
get aside. motion withdrawn. and sub
mission OF case set aside and cause
continued.
Western Union Telegraph company
vs.. j. l.. Russell, rehoaring; oyerruled.
Harry Meeks VS.. Viola Bell, rehear-
ing; overruled.
q. 8. Kimberly W.. ]. NJ. Morris ct al.
rohearlng; overrulcd,
Lindsay shllllngs vs. NJ. A. shiliings,
reheRring. oycrruled.
II. Il. White ~. Stearnos. dismiss APP
peal by agreement; granted.
Il. $. Cowen ct al. va. N. o Nelson
Manufacturing company. to advance;
refused
Manuel Cardonn VS.. a. W. Robert
son, rehcaring; overrulcd
a, Cameron vs.. Nnhan Bros, affirm
on certificate; granted.
Motions submitted-Tcxns and Pa
clfc Railway company vs.. W. j. Pad
gilt. rphearinE.
w. N. Bemis Va. W. s. Wells. reform
judgment
st. Louis Southwestern Railway COM
pany W. W. W. Mars, rehearlng.
Roberts, Hlnrdwlcke & Taylor com
pany VI. W. W. Mars, file transcript.
n, NJ. Heath vs., Rudolph Coreth, file
briefs: submitted and granted.
Cases submitted:
Martin, Wise y Fitzhugh ct al. va.
j. u. Johnston. Fannln county.
Rates, Reed & Cooley w. Wills Point
bank. Van Hnndt county.
Il, o. Sumerlln vs.. A. j. Rabb ct al.
Rains county.
j. ], Nicely Va. s. f. Case ct al. HIN
county.
Waco lee and Refrigerator company
vs., william Virgins, Navarro county.
81. Louls and San Francisco Railway
company W.. j. n. Daugherty. Lamar
county
CUT Colorado and Santa Fe Rail-
way company vs.. j. NJ, Richards, DAT
las county.
Frank DearriEe ct al, w. Texas Pro-
ducc company. Bowie.
Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe Railway
company W.. Julia c. Lloyd. Lamar
county.
TcxnrkOna National bank VS.. L. r..
Daniel ct al,, Bowie county.
Y. H. Mcdaniel ct al, W.. Il. c, Gar
rctt ct al. Lamar county.
st. Louis Southwestern Railway
company Va Charles Huffman. Bowie
county.
Cases set FOR June u:
Gulf. Colorado md Santa Railway
company W. Collie Spatgcr Fannin
county.
Georgia Homo Insurance company vs..
s. w. I.OIotudy ct nj Johnson
county.
NJ NJ Appleton ct A. w. j. IL.
Dpughnn at al. Bowie county,
T. r. Noif vs.. Joseph liucklns, Bowie
county.
Fire association OF Philadelphia VI.
! j. H. Hr1wn, Dallas county.
u. VI, Heath w. Rudolph Coreth ct
/ al, Dallas county
/ city Of Dallas vs.. Evelyn Peacock,
| Dallas county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-30

The Rivers Spreading All over the Bot
tom Lands-Damagc Done.

Houston, Tex. May 29.--The heavy
rains OF the past few days have swol-
len all streams IN Southern and Cen
trail Texas to a point not reached for
many years, Tho Houston and Texas
Central bridge over Sandy creek, half
mile north of IIearne Junction, has been
entirely washed away by water spout.
1t was steel, twcnty-seyen feet long,
and rested on rock glrders, from which
II was lifted. The water is so high the
wreakers car do nothing. The Robb's
creek bridge, on the san Antonio and
Aransas Pass (Waco branch) near Gid
dings, was washed away, ms was also
the bridge over the West Yegua on the
same road
Trains on all roads from that section
OF the state are delayed on account of
these and smaller washouts.
The Guadalupe, Colorado and BRACES
rivers are on n big rise. and win over
flow all the bottom lands tonight, thus
causing the loss OF all crops planted
In those bottoms, which Will be n Sc
we're loss to hundreds of farmers. The
Brazos has risen fifteen feet nt Hemp
stead today, and IL stlll rising at a
rate Of nearly two feet an hour. Cotton
can be rcplanted as late as July l and
a good crop made. but corn will be ut
terly destroyed. Early this morning n
shower OF fish Ave and six inches long
fell Mt Hampstead during terrific
down pour of rain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-30
IN THE HIGHER COURTS,



Second judicial district Fort Worm,
Motions submitted; wichita valley
Railway company vs. u. q, Perry,
second amended motion for oertiorarl.
Wichita valley Hallway company vs.
W. U. Perry, to dlsmisa appeal,
Wynne ~ Mozart vs.. A. Ii, Andrews
81 Co., for rehearng
w, j. Spencer vs.. j. G. James, for
rohe0rlng.
Waco, Mineral Wells ana Northwest-
ern Railway company va. NJ. j, Dun
can, to file additional conclusions OF
fact.
Waco, Mlnornl Wells and Northwest
crn Hallway company VI. NJ, j, Dun
can, Tor rehcnrlng,
Q, W. GocrH W., Mrs. Eva u. Scott
ct AL, Tor rcheorlng,
city OF Vernon vs.. II. y. MontEom-
cry. requesting court to 1lc reason tor
diminishing appeal.
First National bank OF Colorado. Tex.
to hlc transcript.
8. q. Mc'nlla ct al. va. $. y. l'as-
sett ct al, rnhelrinK and for permits.
sion TO file record
Van. Cameron * Co, w, l., y. Far
rcll ct AL, to nle record; granted,
The Traders Insurance company vs..
IA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-30

thinks their doctrines are In the as
cendancy In the state. II Popullsm
ever gets real strong In his vicinity
some fat political job may stray his
way.
The following was given the Gazette
last night;
Fort Worth, Tex, May 20 .-Realizlng
the necessity OF more systemmatlc
work IN the matter OF carrying ON the
work OF education by public lectures,
l have established under the state
executive committee, with headquar-
tiers at Fort Worth, q bureau to be
known as the Texas Populist Lecture
bureau and have appointed l.. Cal
houn manager. And have the follow
ing speakers at our command:
II. S. =. Ashby. Texas; w. II. Farm
or, Texas: James Hartman, Illinois;
Ralph Beaumont, Oklahoma; James
Perdu. Texas; Jake Rhodes, Texas; Lee
Rhodes, Texas; j. w. Balm, Texas.
Any parties desiring the service OF
any Of these speakers can get terms
and dates by corresponding with l..
Calhoun, Industrial Educator, Fort
Worth. Tex. II. s. T.. ASHBY,
Chair. state Ex.-Com., p. p.
Fort Worth Is glad the Popullst
Press honored her with their meet
ing and hopes they win see fit to come
again. Most OF the editors say they
are much pleased with their treatment
here. and that the city Is very dear to
them. Those who did not leave last
night Will 90 out this morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-30
CLEBURNE BUDGET.
New Building and Loan Association.
Want the Masonic Home.

Clcburne, Tex, May 20.--Ex-Land
Commissioner McGaughey and ID. a.
Walker of Waco, who have been in
the city several dnps. representing the
Southern Building and Loan assocln-
ton OF Huntsville, Ala. have succeed
ed In organizing a local board, COM
posed OF several OF our leading busl-
ness men. The officers are; j. ID.
Crowley, agent l., W. Chase, presi-
dent and appraiser; w. H. Ramsey,
attorney; II. u. Oldfather, secretary
and treasurer; Q. Il. Vickers, -. Z.
Dance, appraisers: Lasslter and Bond
contractors; Allln and Wade. insur-
nnce; First National bank, bank of
dcposit.."A committee composed OF
the Following gentlemen We're appoint
ed TO make an effort to secure the 10
cation Of the Masonic home at Cle-
burne, to be established by the grand
lodge Of Texas; A. II. Plummer, w.
Strcetnnn. j, q. Mitchell, j. Il. Join
or, S. -. Allen, S. II. Wilson, Jim
lAngston, j. w, Iambard. j. p.
stringer Phil Il, Allen. Father Bra
man OF Wcatherford is holding u mis-
sion at the Roman Catholic church
Rev. Weber. who recently held a mis-
sion In Fort Worth, and also in this
city, is visiting Mr.. w. c. Mcfarland.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-30

The Austin Statesman roundly scores
Rev. w. II. palmore for asserting In n
commencement sermon preached In
Fort Worth last sundcy that the
Rothaehilds rule the financial world
and that they dictate to the nations.
Perhaps the Statesman has yet TO learn
that the apology offered by the ad-
mlnistration for selling the last bond
issue 10 tho Rothsehilda at $4,000. 600
less than II could have been sold in
this country. with an option ON future
Issues was that this syndion' ,nld
control the gold bullion marRetp ~ tho
world, and that IL had agreed u exer-
else TIA power In behalf of the treasury
at Washington. For the details Of this
disgraoeful and startling bargain. the
Statesman ID referred 10 the terms OF
tho contract Itself, which Representa-
tive now Postmaater-Gchera Wilson
pulled out OF his inner pocket and read
/ TO the House 20 prevent tho passage
'of n resolution calling for it's pro-
anetlon- !. 49,
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srAn1IIrY vs. 1NsrAnl11rY.

The New York Journal Of Commerce.
one OF the ablcst cxponcnts OF tho gold
standard. does not deny that prices
have fallen, nor that borrowers have
suffered by the constant depreciation
OF values within the last two decades.
'Tho money paid to liquidate "A mort
gage today" II admits, would buy
much more OF almost anything than
would the same sum II borrowed ten
or twenty years ago. For that reason,
not few farmers would DO glad to see
the alngle silver standard established
80 that they might pay their mort
gages In 5O-cont dollars. All that means
unqualified dishonesty II men
demand that prices shall be the same
when they have to pay their loans as
when they contract them, they are
visionary fools. ana yet this is really
what large contingent OF the silver
ties are Btrainlng aftor."
No complaint will be made OF THIS
statement OF the issue. II 10 true that
the silverltcB are oontendlng for sta
billy OF values. and that their OPP
ponents are seeking to perpetunte
financial System which has boon the
cause OF increasing fluctuations, al
| ways to the advantage OF tho
creditor, system under which no man
can guess whit may be the value Of
his property or his products u year
hence.
Let every man align himself ao-
cordng TO his preferences. 1t Is not 10
be expected that the gamblers and
pmugrrs who nro the chief supporters
of the journal OF Commerce will assist
10 abolish conditions that furnish them
an occupation, however mlschicyoua
and unsayory It may be.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-30

Austin. Tex, May 20. Proceedings or
the court Of civil appeals for the Third
district todRyi
Anirmcd
Brown Va, williams from San Saba.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Hallway
company Vs. Hopkins from Caldwell.
Lamble ct al, vs., Wybcrt ct al, from
Travis,
Reversed and rcmanded;
Temple National bank W.. Warner.
from Bell
Motions granted
Western Union Telegraph company
vs.. Morrison. to nle transcript. from
Hamilton.
Clopton vs., Herring, to dismiss APP
peal, from Bastrop.
Motion oVerruled:
Beta vs.. Mailer. to strike out briefs.
from Cumnl.
Rchrurlug submitted;
Lake Navigation VS.. Electrical COM
pany. from TrnviF.
lIirsehacld ct al. vs.. Brown. from
Travis,
Other motions submitted!
city OF Bolton Vs. Baylor Female
college TO strike out briefs and dismiss
appeal. from Bell.
knlN ct nj, vs.. Earbe to set aside
former submission, etc. from Falls.
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70

EXTRA COTTON BELT ATTN Y, "A
TIONS FOR THE SuAhLn vr,tI.
international conyepsion Isu, 1.
League, Chattanooga, LEM. II
Memphis grand iniei-ss"
Memphis, Tenn. May u y ~ a, "
international ccnvenuop rstaur
limited Society OF Christian
Roston, Mass, July ~, ,,-,.,,, ne
TrIenn,nl conclave q knlkns
,,iars Uoston, Mass, August - N.
pSn1ton states and lnterhausS.rl I, /,
rosIt,on Atlanta. Ca, sep'el'' :
december ~. ,.,. upIon Val@
more, Md, July H. !, ,hs r,.fl
These rates are open 70 w .,, IL
,,,tI,c besides the usual sunni ,l,.,.s
ists, rates to the heaitn ~ st
ISIS ~ the north and easL rs,,,
can ar write to the nea.e'' 4 10
po,t tIci,et agent for dates ~, y.
rates and limits cof'' i.
a, l!Slts e : nm COTTON BrlrArll''
Through trains twice rsssstnsllls' 81
mort worth, PLANO. " CIV. salf'
man. Whitcwright, w. .hc,., Cprd,li'1'
snrInas. Waco, Hlllsp0Te xafkini Y
Tyiar Pittsburg ana rloss c'ar.s,
, ag,rr Tenn, maklnko ~ stsiss "
Men! Mei,,p az Memphis for the v ~ 'essnr,sls,s
tlon 1r, erhann making eios ,h IA s. !
at I e, Iouis and tho Norm
/. n; 8 !; E slsycplns coach ssr, "a w
Pullman c J FOR Mempss,n ,saI, u
tho ab9Vsp n,,,en and for ~ rs<arsirl
ton Beit Ne S. R'y from ms No 8
Through PullIlnn Nd Intsrn,,...'.ss,,
Antonio 10 Memprrv AWAY, u~ =
MA Great Northern ~
"cotton Belt Route. receive ~ ~ :,
CLOSE connections Texas hs 49,
liver passengers IN IL X.
nroanville with the sis Pane Y,
49, 49, Midland rail Awesth W Y
~ n 81 Il. c.; FOL IN. g. Q. =,
r., W q ID. C., TT. W.'e-s. Big ~
=" and II. & p. risilM1sy, Tylsl y \,
?. he Il. s. p. rnilws.,sssns " X
Win tno N. R'y.;S AN IL y. y
the l. u a n.y.; WAGE raiiaayf Z
e. f. and $. X 3 ksFHi. Z
GreS0rT w raiiways 3 ST. Ak ~ y y
~ ~ .ca,ton Belt Routs -,odsti1H =
and and, s ,,me soffered thss . "a /, "
ning solid trains trors .,ssisd p''''
pills. All inquiries aN .,rs.
~ BY 8. q, r.Aas., 10
a. A. Gibson. T. yosds'S;.
city passenger and TWxh, y
soi Main street. Fer''' 4!
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-30

Austin. Tex. May 30. -Procoedlngi
OF tho court of criminal appeals today
Affirmed.
Dcalberta vs., State, from Harris.
Wiley Va. state. from Houston.
HNpnrtc Lee, from BcNar
Santos vs. State, from Maverick.
Reversed and rcmunded;
holzwettcr Va, state. from Austin.
Baxter VS. State, from Rusk.
Lee vs. state, from Taylor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-30

The storm wave win rcnch this merid-
Ian and tho other changes Will occur
at and within 100 miles OF Fort Worth
given below;
May S0.-wnd changing.
May Bl-Coolcr,
juno l-Cool
June 2.--Modcratlng,
June 9.-Wnrmer
June 4.--sturm wave on this mcrId-
Ian.
June 5.--Wind changing.
Juno 6.--COolcr.
june Cool.
June 6.--Modcrnting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-30


low spirits, follow the arrangements, irreg-
ularities and weaknesses peculiar TO the
sex. All women require tonic and nervine
al SOME period OF their lives. Whether sui.
iering from nervousness, dizziness, faint
ness, displacement of womanly organs, CO.
tarfhal Inflammation OF the lining mem.
bfanes, bearing. down sensations, or general
debility DR.. Piefcc's Favorite PrescriptioE
reaches the origin of the trouble and cor.
reefs it. IT'S q medicine which was discoy-
cred and used by an eminent physician for
many years, In all cases Of female COM
afiliet womankind. If women are over.
worked, rundown, tired or sieepless, II
they are irritable, morbid and suffer from
back'ache, they should turn to the right
means for permanent cure. DR.. pierce's
Favorite Prescription fits just such cases,
tot II regulates and strengthens the special
functions, builds up and invigorates he en-.
tire female system
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-30

No one knows any better than secrc-
tary Carlisle that his gold standard
speeches have ended his career In KEN
lucky politics, blu, the people who sent
him on his late trip will see to It that
thu soiacs is equivalent to the loss.
II Ia noteworthy that President Clevc-
lands immediate official family has
been n recruiting ground FOR large
monied corporations hunting FOR OH
GERS since the beginning OF his first
term in the presidency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-30

Dallas. Tex, May 2e.-proeeedings
had IN the court Of civil appoals. Film
district, at Dallas.
Affirmed:
Phoenix Assurance company OF Lon
don vs. II. ~ coftman q al, Dallas
county.
4 =. Russell ct AL va, u. II. Camp
pell y al, Harrison county.
sun Colorado and Santa Ee Railway
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MORGAN NEWS.



dlng--Ncws Notes
Morgan, Tex. May 29.-l'he people
OF Morgan are In high feather over
the adviccs from Austin Of the 27th,
that the state superintendent Of public
instruction had decided to give Nor
gan the summer normal. 1t In cN-
poetcd that the session will open about
June 20, Prof Lane OF Meridian hns
been appointed conductor He Il A
very competent man and will make
the school lively. Our school hunllng
Is large and stands upon a high e!v-
walton In all respects adapscd TO tho
purpose, II VIII be thoroughly nlo-
waited and repaired before the begin.
ming OF the sesslon..... Mr., A. q. uaw-
kihs and Miss Ida Day were married
ut the Methodist church today AZ 1
y, mo and left ON the South bound
train FOR Galveston for weeks bridal
tour..,.Thc house OF the roller min ia
nearing completion, and the machinery
VIII arrive In a few days, Work on
the Christian church and ODD Fellows
hall Is suspended for want OF materia Al
'..Morgan has organized Building
and Loan association OF several OF our
prominent business men to push Il.
Wool IN coming In at a rapid rate and
an available space Is Taken Tor stor-
age Several large clips have changed
hands on basis OF about S cents per
pound- Morgan Is Internationally he
hhest opening In Texas for small
hank, and liberal Inducements Will be
offered for It's location here,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-30

a pamphlet, containing vast number Of
Of those cured and giving full name and
address of each, will be mailed TO any ad-
uisss free or, DR.. Pierce's large Treatise
tIoS pages profusely illustrated with wood
sngnwings aud colored plates mailed post
PAID on receipt OF 10 cents In STAMPS. .Ad.
uiess' WORDS pispensary Medical Associ.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-30

The supreme court OF the state holds
that tho election OF aldermen by yards
III constitutional. This puts an end to
humorous disturbing municipal aucs-
lions growing out of the opposite
opinion oppressed by Assistant Attorn-
sy-General Iockett,
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NOT OWNED BY THE TRUSTS.


The Gazette will not be responsible
for any debt or account Incurred BY
any person except on tho special Wit
ten authority OF ita management NO
parBon Ia authorized except In the man
nsr stated TO charge II In any manner
or for any purpose whatever
STATE PRINTING co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-30

Sir william Harcourt. Chancellor OF
the Exeheauer replying to n memorial,
from British bankers, gave assurance
that the government would never nd
init doubt in any discussion In which
It might participate OF It's intention to
adhere 20 the single gold standard,
That may settle the question Rs to
England, but 1t does not necessarily
settle II for the United States.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-30

Speaker Crispa card tolls whore he
utanda. 1Ic is In favor OF free coinage
by tho United atRtoa Independently at
10 10 l. senator Mllls' card IL not yet
ready for the printer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-30

The plutoorats are easing their minds
with reference to Justice Harlan by
calling him "a populiat," That will
not hurt Juatice Harlan, but It will
help tho Populista 10 SOW the idea that
every man who stands for the taxation
of wealth according to its wealth be-
Tonga 70 them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-30

Foralter's triumph in the Republic
can state convention shows that nerves
and lungs have escaped the general de-
preston In values in Ohio,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-30
THROWN AND KILLED

Atlanta, Tex. May s9.--R. p. cekeu
son While, aged ~, was thrown by A
mule yesterday ageint tree, from
~ elaipek.
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. DISEASE OF WOMB.

Mrs; Cora S. WILSON, o.
Sa,iit1c, ,SgiiftuR Co. md.
writes II cannot saw toe
much for Dr, pierce's Ia,
yotite Prescription. l feel
II my duty to say to all wo,
men who arc suffering from
any disease Of the uterus
that II Is the best medicine
on earth for them 10 use !;
icaunot praise Il too high
" Tor the good II did me.
Iiany one doubts this, give
them my name and ad-
drcSs, J"
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1TEFzaAHE WOMAN

who takes the surest
way TO gain a beautiful
color and a wholesome
skin will not take the
cosmetics. paints and
powders which soon
injure the skin. Sal
low or wrinklcd face,
dull eyes and hollow
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cents a week.
DAILY and Sunday Gazette, IL cents
week, payable weekly. -.
Daily and Sunday Gnzette. 60 cents
month, payable In advance
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Persons who are unable TO buf
gbe Gazette on trains, or whose de-
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RAIN AT coRsIcANA.
Corsicana, Tex. May GA good,
slow rain has been failing here all day.
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THE WEEKLY GAZETTE.
One year d8suod every Bridayh 90 cents
sir months. 30 cents. -, -
All poattnnatera nrn authorized =" AN'
aaents for tho Gazette.
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Abilene, Tex, May 29.-Yesterday
was quite gala day for Abllene-fre-
mems parade and inspection at 8
o'clock. also several nice races by tho
llitGrent companies. At night the
whole town turned out at the onera
house to witness the "Firemnn's
Heart" played by home talent, gotten
up by the IRE departments sponsor,
Miss Clara Iarle. whose untirinE
energy and perseverance made II d,
Dig hit and financial success. The
Abilene fire boys challenge any COM
pany In the state to show up sponsor
band from Baird furnished the music.
RAIN AT coRsIcANA.
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Entered at the postoflce At Fort WORTH
reras, ns Hecond-claas mall matter.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Ky NAIL
Tho Daily aud Sunday datstte' one 's~''
1910. .,.. a.,
months. 1850 - a..
mouths, $500. .,.
Tho baliy aud Sunday Gazette. one mohln'
70 cents.
The sunday Gazette, one year, $500.
Tho Sunday Gazette. six months, sl'Vo
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LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
LARGEST TEXAS CIRCULATION
LARGEST SOUTHERN CIRCULATION
win Three Exceptions.
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Pullman Buffet & Tourist SlIlla

Dallas, Fort Worth and 81 L,,b n
Worth, Dallas aud Chicago, DlAl Il
Worth and III pas0; New dflpshf ma
and Fort Worth; New Orleans ~ \
Louis.
OFFICIAL TlMB CARD-PORr VQzir
UNION DEPOT.
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!. II. WILLIAMS General Manage
.. q. sENTER. .MnnhalnH Eh'i9H
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-06
J. F. LEE AGAIN.
4 Bright Man Who Doesn't Seem to b.
Able to Stay Sober.

4 Bright Man Who Doesn't Seem to be
Able to Stay Sober.
]. F. Lee was in police court again
this morning and was fined So for having
been intoxicated.
Lee was in yesterday and was fined.
He paid his way out and was back the
same day.
Lee seems to be bright kind of a
man but is utterly helpless where whisky
is concerned He cannot explain it him.
self, and has on his tongue each time a
hundred sincere promises of immediate
reformation. Yesterday he said he was
going to take the gold cure Immediately
and he is equally certain of reformation
this morning.
Mr.. Lee ought to have some friend to
look after him bit and see that he is not
steered into temptation. He lives at
Manhattan, where he was police judge
a short time ago. It seems as if some
body from Manhattan ought to come
down to Topeka and look after him
Hasn't he any friends there?
The drug store or joint that sells Lee
his whisky ought to be jerked by the
sheriff