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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-09-05
STATE NORMAL
SCH DOL.
THIRD DISTRICT.
CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO.
rrrrrrQN rDEE
TUITION FREE.
Incidental Fee only $500 per Term.
Board only So so to $500 per week.
For Catalogue, address,
w. D. VANDIVER. PREs'T.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
Tn the Circuit Court of Iron county, No., IL
Vacation-June 18th. 1850.
Maggie Bowen,
versus
VIM Bowen.

Maggie Bowen,
versus
VIM. Bowen.
faction for divoree.l
Now at this day comes the PlalntiH, by her
ATTORNEY and files her petition ana amdafit
setting forth, among other things, tnat
the attendant il a nonresident of the
state of Missouri, and cannot be summon
ed in this action by the ordinary process OF
law.
II is. therefore, ordered by the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court of Iron county. Missouri,
in vacation, that publication be made, notI-
fving said defendant, Vim. Bowen. that an
action has been commenced against him in
the Circui, Court of Iron county in the State
of Missouri, the object and general nature
of which is to obtain a divorce from the
bonds of ma,rimony heretofore contracted
between said plaintiff and defendant, upon
the grounds of abandonment.
And unless he be and appear at the
next teru, of said court, to be holden for
said county of Iron, and State OF Missouri
at the courthouse In said county. on the
fourth Monday in October next. t1S901 and
ON or before the third day thereof, tf the
| term shall so long continue; aud If not. then
plaintiffs petition, the same will be taken
against him as confessed, and judgment
rendered according to the prayer thereof.
| 1t is further ordered that cory hereof bt
published according to law in the sIror
County Register" weekly newspaper pub
/ lished in said County of Iron State OF Missouri
| A true COPY: ARTHUR HUFF. Clerk.
Attest. with seal. this 18th dav OF June
| A. D. 1895. ARTHUR HUFF. Clerk
Iron County Circuit Court. Mo.
w. r. Edgar, attorney for plaintin. no
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-09-05
Bucklents Arn1ca Salve.

The best salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores. letter, Chapped Hands.
Chilbislins, Corns. and all Skin Ertlp-
tions. and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteedt to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
Mrs. p. X. Crisp.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-09-05

Old papers tor sale at this Office
Twenty-Five cents per hundred.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-09-05

DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-16
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.


ClNCGNNATL oMo, Tho Commercial
GngStte anerlM from pnrkrrsl1,irg. ",
Va, raya "hen HAL, tho iHilcr'u turn
kov. was shot four ,imes by his brother
Iu-inW. W. Scott kimpu. tan "a dA INK
aud Elmvu IL IN iall.
NEWARK. n. i Inv the falling Of the
walls of NowhoHnY glass works, IN proc
crui OF construction. samuel Coopc" WIS
buried I'm tho debris aud Killed, Alhnt.
Hrnv and YIN. trnokluH We're HertouslN
injured and Thomas hastings and Addi-
son Sld10nB a!ightly injured.
CftARt .OTrrEsVtli4E Nn.-eA negro
niado n nurdptous aeigult upon Mrs, ln
r. lni'cy tlo entered her dining room
aud SELLING her struck her over tho heau
thr, times with some msi r,mrnt, making
severe wounds. u Ia believed that tho
negro intended rnuo aul was frightened
nyvnv hv NrR, lluiev'N screams.
pFTHOIT. Mich.='rhc terriblv meuE 81
RENAME Of Iuucr n, Beerhcr vas
brought TO hlg home by mF parru's The
body had D. cn ram uvcr hr % Nlr' lgtu
Central train. but " ht believed nat MI
nccrhcr was murdered aud y hhfd a u
tho l,odv lhti ON thr trtck tu cover uu tito
crime The engineer rnw the hoiy nut
not In time to stop tho train.
OWEN SOUND, ont Tho village ~
rig Ray IH in o. state ~ excitement over
no arrest of MICS uelru ifni!ay, chnlgr1
WIN the murder of gourec ~ vrecn
pgcd Il Years. from thc lhmudo bonn"
stomach was emuty and tho body covered
witch hruispa, NpiEhhnrs testified nm
MIR. Fiudlny frequently knocked uie lao
down md beat him. Sho admitted thnt
shN heat him hut cnntNndnd N was nhsf
ChaatiacmCnt deserved.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-16
POINTS Anour PEOPLE.

Mrs Charlotte llmbdcu, who IL still Nv
Ing at tho age of 49, is u sister OF the Poet
Iiclnu,
The Prince Of walcs usually drinks tea
without either milk or sugar. MS cup
is often returned FOR tho addition of hot
water.
Tho king OF Portugal Ia somewhat Of
shorty appear la an illustrated French
rcVloN,
a movement is IN foot IN Maine TO
have Hon. Scion Chase OF Lew gtou the
ropulat candidate for the presidency
next year.
Lord Wolsocy, tho eomnnndor.n-chcf
Of the hriush army attributes hlr sue
cess In llto to hit mother who aupoiin-
tended his education,
Mis- neatricc Hnrradon's winter IN
California was no Pleasant and hencleial
TO her that she viii return thctu after
her present brief visit 10 England.
William p, uladstone's phyglcinns nnd
o. '''r'.a '-'h'" h nns"Nei fNe Grand O,d
Man 10 do less mcuial work. lIe pursucs
the ago OF 20.
Mrs. Mary jackson Of Louisville, Ky,
has Just passed nor luJl birthday, Sho
lived In Louisville Nhuu all tho houses
were stookadcd 10 guard against Indian
surprises,
Queen MnrRhcri,n or Italy Is soon 20
plo.l.ll hcr,, cNperisneen, as nm Alpine
Eunlptuous form, aud will be illustrated
with pencil Sketches made by tho queen
AMI said TO DO highly Interesting.
"Curlously enough" remarks the Gon-
don Saturday Review. Lord DunraVrn
has perccptlhle, though snhducd Yankee
knowing who no was. YOU might put him
down us a swnRgrr New Yorker"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-16
Inierr.,Inn sta,I.,ic.,

Tho Forthcoming report Of tho Interstate
commerce commission win show that iiii-
noia has a greater railway mileage than
any other state In the Union. The total
mileage OF the United stntea now reaches
lTe,ioS. which IL an Increase Of E,1 nom
the previous year, 0ol miles to every loo
square miles OF territory. aud 2e.ss miles
per io.0oo Inhabitants.
Illinois has total OF io,lso miles. which
IL aS5>por cent OF all the railway mieeEe
in tho country. IS ~ miles FOR every 10
square miles Of territory and san miiea
FOR every 1900 inhabitants
pennlylvan'a stands second. with wyi
miloA, Texas third, with t.s4, then Kansas.
SSti; Ohio, $50, Iowa, st1T. New iofs,
so7li MiohiEan, IeeJi Missouri. ssss. AM
Indiana, c12h
Delaware, Rhode Island, Vermont am
Oklahoma have the smallest mileage.
The highest percentBge " territory "
naturally found IN tho small States. AMI
Now Jersey leads with al niles ana
PENNSYLVANIA 2lla miles. Tic highest
milraKc per 10 90 tnhas itants Ia found IN
the Rocky mountain States, Montana. Nc.
vada, wyoming ard ArisonA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-16

Galveston. Texas. NoycmDor 1.-THE
following business waa today diHpoHud
OF the court OF olvll appeals
Cases auhmitted-ftnl.ey a Hinple-
man W. 5. n. Fon,ain, frcm Galvcatoni
San Antonio and Atanns Pass isaiifoad
loi.,Iany W. tnAa. scIHslAnd, from iiaf-
ria. ban Antonio and Ar8nHaH PAS RAFT
road company "a, Laura Harding 81 al
from Harris San Antonio aud AranHas
Pass Railroad company W. Clarence
Lcrglhnd from Harris. ue.fHe brimet
". W. -. Orlnlti, from Nic.olla. ~. Y.
Milhurn u al vs.. =. J, and ~. G. hmiih.
from harris. Oniehfp Guy 81 itousian w
H., w smith, frgm Harris; qua hniz-
helnser Va, Gulf. Wet 1exaa and fAci-
nc Railway company 81 al, from victoria.
A. q. llerncnu, guardian Va Andrvw r.
Wick. from naffls. Jeff Chaifon et a. Va.
W. n Bcaufhafnp ct hL from Srrro-
kso. International and Great Northern
halfway company vs. !. NJ, Cook. ffein
Andcrsoni Ino. bastovicn 81 al W. Ino.
ssall.l ot al. from fayelie. hiiaahc h
johnson ", County Of Galveston. from
oS Tss ' following cases were decided today
ltovcrrcd nid fepsndrI Alexander
Mcldorl ". B. q Aficdua. from Houston,
George ~ Herman q al vs.. Weary Gel.
aAkc 81 al, from Harris hammers 4
I1int va w W, Floyd, from ga yes on,
Reversed ana remanded, unless remit
tur u iisd Ia iiftecn days.. ~. nak.r
W. H. MiidN from harris.
ATirmedl--I q. MocterN 81 al " city
Of Crockett 1t al. from Houston Missouri.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-16

New businesses Established show No
signs of Dininution'

Chattanooga. Tom, November n.-The
Iradesman's report az to industrial con-
ditons In all parts OF the Southern states
for the week ending November II are that
no material change has takon place IN
tho amount of business boiling done. 1h1
iron industry continues TO DO very active
been more actively at work, There arc
and at no previous tiInc have tho furnaces
20 sigma Of any reductions Ia prices OF pig
iron OF the various grades. New orders
are not no numerous as u few weeks ago,
but many outstanding ones are being
allied. Coal operators are quite busy and
thcro seems TO be good demand for coal
and for coke. the supplies being readily
absorbed by the trade. There Is ut pres
ont a better understanding among South
crn lumber!non than ever before. and the
business "a being carried on In eonserVe-
tive way. Tho demand does not warrant
tho full force In all the great mills. and
by agreement. manufacturing Is now
somewhat restrained. The Tradesmni,
reports AZ to new textile mus TOT 'ne
week ,nclude aproposed cotton mn, u.
Fayetteville. N, c., 10 De Sapi''tlsyu ~. ~
ysOI. oOO $4,000 cotton mill at Jackson
Miss, and cotton dellnttng mill OF large
size At Charleston. >, c,
Yntinu Mt Fort Smith, AIh.. OF Tue IulN
smith and Van Burcn Llsht ana Transit
company, capital saC0.OOO; OF the Hunting
Island Land company OF Blunton, y C,i
capital ooOQ; OF tho building OF cotton oil
milla NJ Wolfe City. Texas, 20 cost SsglVo
and Of tho chnrterlng of the Koynor Man
InfncturinC company, Mt CHATTANOOGA,
rem, with 10000 capital. The Texarkana
on and Defining company, capital ASo,Wp
ms been chartered at Texarkana, Texas;
am electrical plant. to cost S:apoo, ~ IN
contemplation at owensboro. Ky, and a
81 no innnery company has been chaf-
tered at sanfrd, fla .,..,,,,
The Tradeafnhn also reports elrctrle
lighting plnnts at Eufaula ana pgInopohA,
Ala n Mourning mill ut Blevinh, Texas. =
large ,ruano factory nt Naldo.ia. ga. Anu
iocE works at Huntington, W. y, ran.
rnn1 mnhhIne Bhopa are 70 ne hulit Ut
Sna ,intio N Ca rice mill AZ Jennings,
nnd tho woodworking plants for the
~rel. Include handle factories ~ knuS-
Nh, lenn.. md Gainesville Fla. large
car,ihse factory at Waco, Texaui a mIn-
h.r,nn,r,nnv al Coyinrton, KY, having w.
go capital. and saw aud planning mus ~, ~
Riverside, Ala, SPARKS, vh, NV IsSS,,
Mlra WNterworks are 70 DC uu,ts Mo
fnuIp. Ala. and Ray 81 s Nv y, i,,,o,,
Among enlarRomsnts are x,ah' a ar., ~
10 a brewery at NASHVILLE, TENN NJ ~, ~.
iarreincnts OF cotton mills nuiaN,u W. ~. ~
Florence, Ala. The now bullutisn o. ~ w. ese
xrei include q 81. COZ armory ~ 'Nvhroi.-
VIE, Fin, 4 $500 school building y 10y
,nrtnn ds., and new BUILDINGS u. NJ W. ~ nj
vcrsiiy OF Virginia 20 cost ABOUT 'S-''VN'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-16
A FATAL WRECK.


hcnorts OF fatal wreck on the iious'
Nn and Texas Central at Bremond about
Mdnight Wednesday night reached the
tensMl otiIcea Of tho company In THIS
Wy Yesterday morning, and from the dis
s'c'es received. was obtained the very
acarer report and tho only Information
NAiab.e OF one of tho most serious
stscM on tho Houston and Texas CEN
ral In years.
fop the accounts It seems that pas
Hter train No, 4, due to reach Houston
siS a. m. while running at high
~ OF speed eollided with engine No.
~v voc Waco and Northwestern on the
switch at firemond about is;ls a. M
'efuhy morning. Both enginoa COM
os1k,0Sseiher with tremendous force. were
iwuosed, Fortunately the srecking OF the
Nss monster Iron horses protected the
10 W ne Passengers, but proved fatal
N,s,sytrr Eng neer of the Waco md North
tr,s as,nesr MILFORD OF the Waco engine,
ihs ,hv,in,s duty. remained gailanuy az
Mnleao VIZ and his faithfulness was re-
iiMy wlthstood his position and with
stcahinsh went down with the wreck and
teak w s steam to his injuries, from which
issierinyye We his snfferinga at $50 o'clock
h.
mi man and express cars Of the Cen.
oiaehssin We're demolished and tht
esAsrr W suffered damage, some badly
nc rnv destruction Of the Platforms
tsfe bao',,ihnate.y the passengers, VINO
Il less,uy shakcn up. were not injured
u, fena,so Tar as could bc learned at
Fro,n oilices OF the company.
hfrnet q passenger on the train II was
rosi ss,,ma, the wreck was ono OF the
nahy rloun occurrences OF its kind for
Jared in,r,s and how the pasaongerr ~
Tia ,ntuly SCENE a mystery.
My heiayf inauon given out at the com
hfe,,' y.s.uIuartcrH was very meagcr
servJ ss,nantlnE that the accident had 90.
tsl ~ M that Engineer willford had
seeted MS injuries. all details beins
"a aans Ner G. Y. Clarke q tho iiousior
Ne re,rssshs Central. who, according to
hIahrd was, the only other person
Mich =. sroeived few Kighl bruises,
ltmaine Spii, painful, anR not serious, "
nm 70 =, his post and continued his
,srsmet nubenr aud Hanian, the famous
Z ~ Il, na..s1d through the cit- ,sstcr.
Vfsat xass,,e over the International and
S's'hein to Dickinson. where they
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-16

nanimry. Conn, Nos e1nt'sr u a claim
for ,s00es against tho HpAnish govern
nsnt Will DO nled ~ the s'ate dspar,-
AZ ma ctty ID behalf o. John itepAo, an
ftailnu Ia birth. hut naturAllzrd ctti.
nan IA America Ne ! TO proprietor q
I'D Roma brand Continso ~ hotsi y
Cuba. Tho officers u several hpNnt1n
regiments, acnt there from tpein 70 qaen
tho revolution, made me hotel ineif nsea-
ons ulrht IN tha sumner he and his l1fl-
lly were driven frons the hotel. wnifn
Was conf seated on tho ground tnAt -
vas q eympathlAcr with The feto-uuou-
ilta. Nrpko 4 Ia Tampa, ia. us CLAN
viii h. that a. be was an Amcrtcsn W.
acn conflncalicn was unjust and q hFsacn
al International law
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-16
PASSING rlIiAsANrnIEs.

hear Your husband has been out
tnooIn ms Dlu ne haNo any luckE' asked
MI, f1taroy OF Mra, Shiftlca3,
q, oait IN, y.s' ne had lneh Y you please
70 call &c NO. iic saved two nnRors OF
Mhhhger-uooi morning, What are you
uolnkt
,,S nniluhts-l n WIlllng 10 man ~ tho
nhlIi Mnru, VINO wants TO Know what !
thlnk on mo tarn
,Manager-sol What u he2 protec-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-16

ur,nham TrAaH November ~ The
Teachers Institute will b. held hero Fat.
utdhv aud "a variety OF subjects r"rtain-
inr to school government have been Sc
iuetcd for discussion.
Mesiamoa Thomas pwycr. W. y Ray
ana Ross appeared before th" conmis-
nsnors' court on "wednesday evening IN
h,beif of tho man. Ehnn. who was 80
,tutiy sent from here 10 Houston thf
nrmnrv. They asked Tor So tnnm me
county TO nav tho mans uortaeat9 - b.
niraionara gladly granted their request.
rne tRdiea are making tit'unenH tuntis
20 heiu fiueknHr orphan huinn. me next
entertainment Tor tho honrht or me home
will ha given FRIDAY az tfa frniienre OF
Mica y b. Counull from z 20 u y. NJ
Mr. Iullus Fisher. who has been lultp
sick. ~ improving now Win 'hr ehANl"'
good fur MS recovery
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-16

Orange. Texas. November ii-i'. 1, f~r-
guaon has resigned tho cffics % ronssas's
Of this preclrct. and tho county commas
rioners now In session have rrf2rs thttn
seVen applications ior. appointment q Iut
no Yucaurf. TIE lutNY man mas hrt -
NJ. John n, oila nrsnt for The leses
ard Saw Orleans failloaA ~ pfan4f
hofae hern NE unrttiY while W vi ~ ifivuH
10 his offirr. end In tntuptrH ftnn ~
hncay no sustained q severe injury " ~
N4er' which had only reccnsty hsA,~d w
ffcut 4 prstloun arCioruf -
The t1,rre- inasted ncnonufr ,. n Neir-
mia - icadirr herr vita lumber % ~ "
raiiroa1. n. r jon~> = % u ile@><e4-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-16
nYal NEAL.

WILCOX. WrTitEUs- Austin. yeNNH,
Novenher 1i.--Waltrr Wilcos 0ni M'af
porothv Withsre. two very pouulur vdung
Austin pepn'c. wsw uniloi w m"rrlhso
I<INAIKowsKf aiS NEUES = Irrn-
ham. TcNnh. November 1i-Ai thr cath
Ole church Father ptidnl officiating, Mr..
Michael ltlnNlkowfhl Hnd Mise fraucealf
wuLDER. uAKER. .Lrdhotter. Texas
November "a -At the homo OF thr brides
parents, at 500 y. in,, NpyefnhOr u. ~ n.
wilder OF llolfton ana MiTn MnHEln RnFrf
OF this place were married 10 tho urrT-
uncc " large gathering OF friendH Rev.
Mr. simpson Of olddlngH ofnclatinH.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-16

Mtrkct Hall

Nvikct Hat
The Llght Guard club entertained their
| friends last night with d very enjoyable
| musicale
| There will be It photographic concert
| tonight at Union Mems hall, under the
| auspices Of the Carpenters union,
| The manager of the Houston Clearing
House reports the bank movement at
Houston tor November n as N,l57.i3l.
The Post has received mn invitation TO
\ attend dance at the hall Of Protection
| l,trc company In honor OF the 10th BIRTH
| day OF Miss Jennc ljissonett.
| At tho Temple Beth Israel, corner OF
| Crawford street and Franklin avenue,
| divine services Tor the Sabbath Day viii
begin tonight at 1880 and tomorrow morn
\ ing ut 10 o'clock.
Jones' meeting; We'll " you Is goin
. 'apecun to hear any curauting from MIR.
Jones, You II mistaken. lite Amt no
| IurRnter tail, lie minds me ur dis
| rmokeluss pOwder-he's 50 quietsomc and
doan' make no big noise. but goes furder
/ en- hits harder"
Jarvis, Texas November IA Early this
| morning his honor, Mayor John y,
| rived, accompanied with several friends
| for q DAYS hunt and outing, They did
/ not remain long, but returned Today on
| wcst,bound local train. well supplied with
| small game.
The cautata or David, tho shepherd
! Boy, held u rehearsal last night al
| Gruncwald's hall ana had splendid at
! tendance. This cnntntR "a under tAe
| Bkilfull management OF Mss LYDIA Ruck.
| nghnm, and will be presented TO the pan.
| lie IN tho opera house IN the near lutur'
| for the benefit OF the Young Mons ChTss'
| tian association There VIII he anoth T
| rehearsal next Monday night ana fun
| attendance ~ desired.
| Bishop Klnsolving Of Austin arrived In
| the city last night
W A Fletcher. IA prominent Zimmerman
| of beaumont, In Ia the city.
Mr.. II. H., Harper has returned from u
| business trip to Bryan.
II, NJ. Brown and Mr. Houston OF Whar-
| ton, are IN the city.
| Major j. j. wheaton IL IN the city agaiu.
| after having spent several weeks In pal-
| las.
Mrs. l.. A. Lang OF Beaumont is Visiting
| her sister. Mira VIM. Nash. at ldll La
| branch street
| Robert W. Brahan. travelling represent
| atlye OF the State peniscntinry pfvuueG
| was In the city yesterday.
| John n, Stott,. brother OF Joseph slott
| Of this city, arrived M Houston ihiH Meek
| from Liverpool, England, and VIII ohtei
| into business us an architect with MS
| brother,
| Miss Kate u. shnlfer OF Nlcksburg Is
| on n visit to her cousin, Mra, Looheah
| 1903 Capitol avenue, Miss Shalter " the
| niece OF Judge Briscoc. who was 80 aollNo
| In establishing the Independence OF icNhf
| and was the nrst chief Justice OF dArr,,
county. This Is Miss Skaters hrst WISH
| 10 Iexua
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-16


,l,,k vo,ir Eleam Of late sweet sunshine
WIN lIriehten the mir and the room,
,i,I k.e, no thinking OF summer,
Hail brave chrysahthemum.
The second day OF the chrysnnihemum
e,o,, was pronounced success under tho
,a.rlrins Influence OF bright, sunsllny
"A, Turner Hall was throngcd with Viz
~ during the day md many handsome
,omulmcn,s werc paid tho promoters OF
he anAlr
mo Judges of the awards. Mrs. $. u.
pyer Mr. \. Whltpkcr and Mr. James
Mute. were kept busy most OF the day, and
me- prirea were awarded ~ follows:
No l. Hest 90 cut blooms. 80 varieties.
ohlbl,ed In 20 vases, first prize. SIS, won
tysJ. Mi,chcll second prize, $3.50. won
hy James Gaughan. gardener for 4, W.
House,
No :. Best three vases cut blooms.
grown naturally, without being disbudded,
dist prize. 81, won by Mrs. c. Il. snonrn;
iieond prize, $500. won by Mrs. I. w
Walker.
No s. Rest vase ten cut blooms. white.
81 won by >, j. Mitchell.
No I, best vase zen cut blooms, yellow,
E won by $. i. Mitchell.
NO. o. heNl Nhht ttil cut blooms, pllk,
s. Won by Mrs Frank Hewitt OF Tyler,
Ttias.
No a. Best vase ten cut blooms. any
color not named above. 81. won by :. j.
Mitchell.
40. 4 Best emblem or design. nny do.
erplion. made OF chrvgaui hpm1,n hit,,ns
\ won by james Ciatighan. '''o'"''
No b largest cut bloom. my coln,, an,
variety, s. won by $, j. Mitchell with a
inches In diameter Va
Ma 4 ilest yt1e ,iN cut ,lo,r,s zoe
,yleh plume" variety 81 yon ~ c
Niiehell With Tie ynriety SIcnfSut dos
N ~ IA "V ieSi su.or,.,, r,,,, a., H..
crown in not Mo-, az "a a ,a,t, ." u,uu,u,
III, / l. nnVnI 4''''' ""'' VIZ" ny
No n,s, ,iis,l,,. os Gao. ,,.,,,, a.,
nl6sm ms, MIL az ~ p'u"'s Wv
eesrsnar, .,,,',,.h ~ wph py H. T..
rhsr'ss rn,Si '''u pi'HV' 90 won py ATS
M. a,i,",.,. ,,,.,..... 49,. 49,. ,...,..
w ~, el,''e' - P'SG'H Nv'' nv NIhtN
s ~. ~ ~, w ~ OF tlo Prices wore
", "w''uNl "'l t'liH uv.Vunt.
~, -. h,ai' Nnsc vui plooins, lirst pllSe
Snu seVVnu pilse S-;ao, no entries made,
~ 70 u.s. pvt laht IN blo IN, lIAl
VIZ ~ Won nS MISS I,elnhle t"hu''
SECOND prIe W won Ny Ernest Cnnet.
~ ~! " h'st silsi" p,ooil', my eo,or
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W M'sS ''fth,,lv Suilc.. 49,. 80.
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81 eniyh1ntntinuih uleoinA, ilrst priEn %
WI ny , utnSst NnmHb' sesonu pr'hu '@''V'
WI W , aiass N,v','i''iu Nunc. ,.,.
II. LILY JuIs,H We'o p'ihs.hhlhs IN lhsir
nVih, Auu WINE theS were very carvlul
y nving luslco 10 All they uid not = ZEN
sasp we bituauoh IN hyarulng pfIEts
". h,ns W - LOT Dust 'hrce vases NOT
Apsfs are FAMILIAR with tho tact that
gsouuslhs ploduces large blooms, but
nnsh no uHnuuuilk Is zone the blooIns
WI De smaller but lnrger In quantity.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-16
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tion with Dickinson itac- Course
Edward nanian ex-champ'on oArsinAH
81 America. ard uoorgr liubeaf' champion
oarsmnn Of England. were in tho ely @"
their way TO Dickinson, whore, on me
iauh instant they viii row FOR - purse 81
5000 They worc accompanied ~ Mf' Lee
%. smith. secretary OF The late Austin -
gAttn. who Will act ~ rr,'ie" ~, ~
die courae at Dickinson and on, 'te.A
tiomaulyta as hiIhly plaahaa win " ~ ,,
course they cay. u ~ Hvvi ~. 80, .' -,
found anywhere. ana thfl thlhA '''f ""
fhraa are two Of tho foremost aaf.insn
~ Tho Aorld. and u IL ekpected ieAt W.
rars. between them viii attract a ie'As
crowd from different parts O. The feA's
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-16

VII WI s .,, an exhibition during the Coast
Frank Matthews. claim agent OF tho
lhtrT auonA and Great gorthrrn st,,,t
for Palestine '' '''"'"g
Kansas and Texas spont yeeter,iny
thr city and lott last night for Ngir,
north ON the line F0'"'
Send your name TO PASSENGER Tr,st
a,,d ~. ~, ilhil sle en-, Savannah, Ga
Growing IN Florida 'N''
10. \. ilirschncld, travelling nassong.,
tgtnt Of the Fort Worth and Denve,
MY spent ycstcrdny circulating anon
me boys. IN ticket row and ien M IN,
evening for Galveston. y"
The spider and Fly" company came Ii,
from galveston yesterday and continue
en route oyer the international and urca
northern TO Palestine
General Freight Agent II to,o, q,
,ns Houston and Texas Central has re-
iurnei TO headquarters from a severn
days tour " the line.
w, j Taylor, general baurage nt-on,
tne International mud Great Northern
after 4 two days stay IN the city, loft
Palestine. 'o'' III
J. N, Collier stcnoPrnpher In the office
H1 ap h zee r,tesldenI 9ulnlan OF the llous,
desk yesterday, having been confined e
his homo with Illness.
~ W. Evans claim agent for the Santa
W. u In tho CITY, moving about on
snruteihef III claims 10 have SUFFERED u
hpllhea nnkle by one foot falling asleep
ana being Kicked by the other.
:, Traffic Manager Hein or the Southern
ihcnc nhd the Central returned yesterday
, nHsssn5cr rom o Norih Texas he was a
collidcd Al Brcmond. but fortunately he
escaped injury