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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09

Joe rutchen Wins Again over Robert j,
ut buffalo.

Mt BufnlO.
Buffalo. August S.--A magnificent crowd
today witnessed the grand circuit races
and were well repaid by the spectacle OF 4
rphlc struggle between Joe Patchen and
Robert J. for the supremacy. pHtchen re.
pentcd his Cleveland Victory on Robert j
own stamping ground hut was forced to
put in four faster heats than last week
The fur heats averaged 2:O5 IL.
The two fuvorites, AthanlO and Falkland,
landed their races. Fred Kollmau made Il
show Of his field In the three-ycnr-old trot
The only favorltc OF the day TO suffer DOWN
fail was Humps, who was chnsel nut two
heats In 2;0I II and . II, lowering his
record and then was so tired that Rachel
mud Nnlloau made the racing thereafter,
the Montana mare finally landing the
purse. Summaries.
2;l6 class trotting, purse $1,000: Athanio
won; Nellie A, :. second Gretchen third
Sahlna fourth; Sired il. nth: BravadS
sixth; Psyche seventh; BERTHE eighth; del
Mar nluth; Adelaide McGrrgOr tenth; len.
ME II, eleventh. Time 2:t5 Ia; 2.i4 IL;
2li IL; 2H3; 2:lG; 2lT: 2;li
2'2i class trotting, purse 5000: Fnlk-
land won Yankee Luck second: Kate V.
third: Miss Huron fourth; Fast View NTH (;
2:lOlI. 2;lO; 2;la; an IL; 2i1O; 2:ls -,
2;2I trottlng, thrce-y unr-olds purse $1,000:
Fred Kohl won; Gedlrs second; Dresh
third, Time 2:1d l-2; 2:lo -: 2:lT II.
Match race. 5000; Joe ratchcn won
flrst, second and fourth heats. Robert j.
Won third, rlme, 2:0i In 2;O4 IL;
2:2o class pacing purse $1,000; Rachel
liver fourth. BiiIc q. afth uKfibrna uI i.
sixth. Time, 200 ~; 2tl; 2;l2 IL
"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09
rAYLnR

Taylor Aug. S.-A shipment n 1900 head
Of rattle purchased In Southwest Texas pass
cd through this city today en- route to the
runch Of the McCullooh County Cattle COM
pany In charge ~ J.. n. Humphrey Of this
city, The big Methodist revival was opened
in tho tabernacle on the public square last
night By Pastor Written, Rev. j. B. Cut
pepper. the noted Georgia evangelist who is TO
conduct the meeting viii not be here until
the 18th but Pastor Whittcn. assisted by
the local clergy Of tho city. will keep the
meeting going until his arrival,..,A summer
pleasure party consulting OF about twenty
ladies and gentlemen Of this city, who have
been sojournlng at Manitou. Colo for the
past nix weeks. returned today, The silver
delegation returned last night very much en-
Unused oyer the Fort Worth meeting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09

oranhury Tex. Aug. S.--w. A. stafford.
printer, aged about 20 years. died at the
nraaos hotel Tuesday at noon OF typhoid
fcyer. and wan buried at the Rock church
by Mlstlrtoo lodge No, q, Knights OF p,
thins .Mcssrs. Veaoh & Boras arc NOV,
ing the frame building from their east side
lot preparatory TO the erection OF an elegant
two story stone business house. II. J. Kerr
len this week for ST. Louis TO purchase a
stock OF dry goods for his store at this plae,
20, sheriff iIncr returned from Arkansas thls
week with one smith, formerly OF this county.
who has a charge OF selling mortgaged prop
erly lodged against HIN, lie was placed IL
jail A man by the name Of Rumage and a
Mira. Carter were lodged In Jail. charged
with adultery, The woman was at one time
the wife Of one OF our most respected eiu.
geue.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09

Woll, there's nothing the matter with
Mississippi.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09
Ex.Soldiers' Reunion at
Stephenville.
MANY IN ATTENDANCE
Confederate Veterans Of Eraih and
comanehe Counties Combine
In Grand Celebration.


Specials to the Gazette.
sTEPHENVILLE. Aug. g.
The grand reunion Of the Confederate yeter-
ans association OF Erath and Cohanchc
counties opened yesterday with fully twenty
hve hundred people In attendance. The pa
rade and trades display was formed at p.
m. with Commander Gillett OF the association
In command, The Third regiment band fol-
lowed tho commanders stan with Mexican
Veterans, cx-Fedornls oN.Coniederates Mayor
LOckhart and speakers IN the rear. After
theqo came the grand trades display compris-
ing about twenty-five gorgcously decorated
iioata, followed by a handsome float contain
ing thirteen beautiful girls In appropriate
costumes waving small Bonnie Blue flags
with Thu Confederacy" represented by a
young lady with starr and bars and VII
yer crown with the leteters &C. $. A." The
parade moved to the grounds, where Mayor
Lockhart delivered an appropriate welcome
address. which was responded to by Major
Gillett In behalf u the association. by Moses
Hurley In behalf Of the Mexican Veterans,
and by Major = r. Oldham for the city "
Dublin. Then followed an address by Colonel
John Roch commander Of the oN-Federala,
which was highly entertaining 10 the Fed
erals and rcbeH. The association then adj
iournod until s n. M, when the following
program was beautifully rendered; Music by
tho Third regiment band; Dixie chorus;
"The Confederate nlll," recitation by Miss
Eta shnuda; Tho Old North state" chorus;
Little Cifou NJ Tennessee" by Miss Callle
Thornton; IAN Quiet Along the Potomac To-
night" solo. by Miss Mary Lyman; Music
on the RRppahannock" Miss Lalla Lyman;
"I'se Gwlne Back To Dixie" chorus; "Ihc
Sword OF Ice. recitation by Mr.. upshur Vim
coat; THE nuglc Gail NJ Gettysburg" chorus;
"Vetcraus' Welcome" original poem, Mrs
Vincent; music by the band after which the
association adjourned 10 $3.50 O'Clock today,
whom tho meeting was bddrcR1od by nuni-
hor NJ prominent speakers IN subjects Of In
tercHt To tie old Veterans.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09

sherman, August S-A reporter called ON
Perry Lllo this morning Tor news In regard
TO tho prohibition election. MIR Isle said
thut the petition for thu election has over
twelve hundred names already affixed and
many more will be added The petition
will be- presented to tho county commits
fonors court IN a week OF two anu the
election will probably be- called before Sop
tembor T. ... Attorneys Gordon and Brown iiled
In the dlrtrlet court this afternoon an mp
pllrntnn for a writ Of habcas corpus In the
can ot the state against Henry Harvey for
alleged criminal assault on the person Of
Mrs Rice, Harvey wan hold over In Justice
lilnto'a cour, on 500 bond. His attorneys
hope to secure his release In the hubeas
corpus trial . The Colorod folks OF Grayson
ruuniy had picnic at batselfs Park this
afternoon The sherman browns and the
GBinesyillr Reds played match game Of
ball Arrangements nro being made for
the construction of a good subttantlal dra-
proof vault In tho county court house, tho
vault to be built IN from the foundation and
to be commodious enough to answer all re-
quircmenB Of those In office at the court
house Judge Don 4, bliss has returned
from tho state bar pocintinn at Galveston . d.
The new city charter has Just gone into eject
and the city attorney Ia buslly engaged In
drafting ordinances TO conform To IT,.
The old Cumberland Presbyterian church has
been RACED 10 the ground preparatory to
building $1,000 church on tho Same lot, ..
The once building which tho Home Insur-
ancc company " New York Ia contemplating
building here Is now almost assured The
Sherman Populsta are expecting big time
40 their four days camp meeting al Hatseil's
Park, beginning August II. D.. Superintendent
W. l., Lemmon. of the public schools. has
returned from pleasure trip to Colorado
Hon. Rice Maxcl who received some pain
ful injuries while on a visit to Tyler. has
returned fully recovered
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09
BAUM

Blum. August s,--The protraoted meeting
which began at the Methodist church on
the 9Th Instant Is growing In Interest. Tho
regular pastor is sick With slow foyer but
the meeting Is being ably conducted by Rev
Mr' Rccce Of DaEelt. The cat crop In this
vicinity Is nearly all threashed From nyc
TO Ten ears are loaded every day The little
child OF Mr. and Mrs. plckens was drowned
hy falling III g spring at their home, three
miles west OF here last evening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09

In 2sio H. eating on 10 second from
the mark he secured yesterday In the SEC,
tile last half in 1:Ot IL, and pulled up
showing signs OF laineness Brown Hal
Jr., easily footed Alleen IN the third. cap
hlbllye favorlte IN the fourth heat. go,
2:ld class trOt, purse SlJb; liar9n III
lon won; Maggie, Sherman second hcn /, T. =.
2:14 IA; 2:i3.
2:ls pnce. purse $500: Brown Hal won
Alleen second; Sir Edward Arnold third.
2:l3 ~, 2.l3 10.
2;Q7 pace, purse 5000: Rubenstein won
Coastman second. Time, 2.l3; 2;Ol l-2i
2.11 ii.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09

Rogers, August s-Mr Joe N. nrooker.
a prominent banker and merchant Of this
place has returned from an extended trip
to tho New England states and Niagara
talns to Quebec, Montreal and other points
Of interest In the Dominion returning by way
Of New York and st. Louis. u. +. Gaford.
tho santa Fo station agent, who was SO
seriously injured In freight wreck at this
point last April. has Just resumed his old
position. although not entirely recovered
Nj 70. 8. Woodwork, who has ron In
charge OF this ONCE during Mr.. Ganord'a
illness goes to Clay. Tex. to take charge Of
the station there.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09
MAI,I.IN.

Marlin, Aug S,-Marlln received her hrst
bale Of cotton yesterday. II was raised by
j. NJ. Catmlss on the r. NJ. Hatch farm
near dolndo Falls county. The bale weigh
ed ii3 pounds and was knocked on TO 3.
Samuola at ~ cents a pound. Smith & De-
Bardolabcn have moved their stock Of gro-
corlcs to the Luprolle building on Commerce
street. I'D, l.. Branson, Marlin contractor,
received tho contract for our natatorium, and
begins work today. II will have a roof gar
don and park In connection with it....w. r.
Price will open grocery in his building on
Main street on August 10. lie will also run a
restaurant in connection. Ferdinand welle
died this morning aged 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09
EnI,NnY

Forney, Aug. Son last evening the Meth
odat Sunday school had a birthday party on
the church lawn, The object was to raise
money TO purchase u library for the Sunday
school. Tho financial feature was that all
who attended should bring one cent for each
year they we're old. A large crowd gathered
there and a merry time was had, Ice cream.
lemonade and cake were served. Net re-
colpts s31.a2... j.. O., McKillar, while drv-
ing home, was thrown from his buggy and
pretty badly hurt and bruised. No bones we're
hrohgn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09

Thorp Spring, Aug. S,--Pr0E a. c, Eascy.
principal of tho commercial department. Add
Han university, has been employed to as
sist In revising the most extensively used
work on the subject Of book kooping In
the United States and will leave In a fCw
days for Rochester, N. ", 10 enter upon
the work. The selection Ia an honor to
Texas, and Prof. Easlcy Is a native Texan,
his entire education having been obtained
at this institution. AIR W, p. Green left
yesterday for Fort Worth..,.Mr. Joe richards
and Miss Lucrotia Arlington were married
last night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09

Georgetown, Aus, s.-Mary, age 10. daush.
ter OF Dr. John II. Mclean professor IN the
Methodist Southwestern University, died TN
expoctedly last night OF slow foyer and
stomach trouble. Mr.. and Mrs, Mclean are
away from the city, but should reach hero
early In the morning, and the funeral has
been postponed untl their arrival They had
been spending their summer vacation At
Eureka Springs and various places, and there
was some litheulty locating them when tAe
child became seriously M
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09

overion, Aug, s.--A negro was thrown from
freight train and killed here today. Name
unknown.. Mrs. J. NJ Daniels and little
daughter Jessie OF Georgetown are visiting
bcen In Tinipaon this week Mr.. Hun Of
Kentucky has come TO take charge Of Hub.
bard college this term. Misses Ttirr = I'D
Collins Of Henderson are In the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09

Abilene, Aug, s.-The Junior Endeavor So
cloty will give an Ice cream sociablc at Mrs.
woaycr's tonight, e, A holiness oamp,meetlng
will begin August q TO last ten days at The
large lumber shed near the depot. Several
eminent dlyines from abroad will do tho
preaching, We are having a nico rain today,
which is not needed as 1t will have ten
dency to BRING cotton worms, Murray Ma
lone Ia quite sick, Abilene Will have the
largest trade this fall ever on record on &C.
count OF such hne crops. e., Mira. Allie Han
mond is alex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09

St Louis, August s.-slx furlongs: Ern-
est Elmore won; Maud Mcmillan second;
isabella third, Time. 1;l7 -.
Five and half nrOngs: Judge Dubose
Time. 1 .OD IL.
Mile: Imp Star Ruby won; Magnet sec
ond; Miss Young third. Time, AZ IL.
Six futlOugs: Hessen won. Norman see
0nd; Mollc King third. Time, 1916
Six furlOngs: Fiction won; Sumntra sec
ond; BurbnTossa third. Time. 1916 IL.
Mile and thrce-clghts; Sallle Woolford
won; Prince second; Creynsse third. Time,
n.99 -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09

Waco Tex. AUG. s.--rho delegates who at.
tondcd the nee silver convention At Fort
Worth from Waco have returned. and are
seemingly pleased with the convention and
It's results Hon, Cullen T.. Thomas In
speaking OF the convention last night said
q showed that the representative Democtats
Of the state are for free silyef-Dcmocrata
who really represent the masses. Others talk.
ed IN the same strain. Judge s. n. Scott
was enthusiastic, and wna confident that tho
igss siserliea would walk All over the sound
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09
AT FORCED SALE.

a $4,000 stock OF dry goods, notions. mill
lnery, clothing. shoes, gents furnishing
goods, etc., which must be sold by August ~.
Stock is unbroken. nearly all new and fresh
and was selected by one OF the finest mer-
chants in the Southwest. It Is located in
central portion OF principal retail street in
Fort Worth. Tex. VIII sell for cash only.
Unless sold in bulk by August 1s it Will
be retalled WIN show stock and invoice to
prospective purchasers.
W. II. DAVIS. Trustee.
Fort Worth. Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09

Windsor, Canada. August S-Fiye and n
hhlf furlongs; Miss Emily won; Jay ia
second; Alamo third, Time, 1:l2 H.
Five and n half furlongs Vice Regal
won; Doubtful second Buttress third.
Time, 100 ~.
seven furlongs' Outgo won; Dick Beh0n
second; ltuthyeu third. Time ~.
Mile: Seal Diyar won; liaguer second;
TlppceanOr third. Time, LA.
Five furlongs: Marie Woodlands won;
Caesar second; Helen Wren third. Time,
nm 4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09

money folks next spring. He also seems 10
DO imbued with the notion that the next
Democratic national Convention will declare
for FREQ silver. The Pops are looking for
ward to the Days lake camp meeting next
week with a great dear OF expectancy. The
heavy weight leaders and orators Of the party
will be in attendance. and the faithful viii
have no end Of oratory and thrilling elo-
quence passed out 10 them. All the prepara-
lions for the event are nearly complete.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09

sherman. Tex, August s-The rcNns
southern league having been split In two
by the action Of the league association
the sherman association has attached the
franchise Of the san Antonio team, from
which team there Is q unfnniCc due Shcr-
man. Manager Douglass of the sherman
pitchers and a third basemun aud play out
the season.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09

Kansas City, August Six furlongs: la
Grippe won; Arthur Davis second, Miss
Oaks third Time. l:lD.
Nix furlungs Joe Courtney Won; John X.
second; Lohsdnle third. Time, 1:lS
Five furlCngs: Plug won: Fannie Hunt
second; hawthorne third. Time, / :OI ! .
Mile: George Miller ,woni Paule!te sec
-Four and q half furlongs Florctta won;
Rather second; John j.. third. Tine,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09

Saratoga. " y. August s-The Albany
stakes today proved the best contest OF tue
meeting, although there were only four
starters clifford did not go 10 the post.
Five and half furlOngs: Lady Diamond
won; Weinberg second. Time, lilO ~
Five furlopgs: Roundsmnn won. kamsln
second; Marquis third. 1inc, .0t II.
Seven furl0ngs: Anisette won; Rel del
Carrcrles secOud; lissak third. Tine,
80.
Mile and q sixteenth: Brandywlne won;
Daricn second; Sufficient third. Time,
/ :bJ.
third Time. LAG.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09
DASEDALL NDSIfLTS.

At Clnclunail-Cnc 10; st. Louis
AZ plttsburg -Plttsburg. o; Louisville. O.
AZ Philadelphia ., Bultl.
more, q.
AT Eyansville-Evansville 10; Nashville
At New York-New York, IL; Washing
ton. o.
Al New orleans-Ncw Orleans 1O Mont
gomcry, 0.
AZ RoNOn-Flrst gnme Boston, q;
Brooklyn, 2; second game, Boston, 10;
BROOKLYN r.
Al Ghcngo-Chlcago, II; Cleveland, o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09

Galveston. Tex, August S.-tSpcclnl) "A
good crowd saw tpduy's game between
Galveston and DALLAS aud Il was a scirn.
title game throughout. Score:
234h 1S0 II II T.
Galveston .....l OF 1904 i-ST .
5Iullns ,.......1 u q 3 o. y 1
Warmed rms-G Galveston, .; nnllas, =.
Home runs kerfc. O'Connor Batteries
lirlstow and Badger; CLARK aud Hodge.
lmpirr-finrsnn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09

Hon. ]. Spence bounds OF Hlsboro an.
nouncos that he has mutt the Democratic party
cold" n he sticks 10 the populls,s an
iceberE would seem like heating stove to
him NEXT year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09

Waco, Tex Aug ESPECIAL l--The finance
committee OF the city council tonight agreed
on the tax levy for the ensuing year, max,
ing the rate Of El.a per 500 Revised state.
ments show the total valuation is slightly
in excess OF Sl2.OOO,OOO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09

Chicago. August Harlem results:
Five flIlongs: Joe Mancini won: Allen
second: Marguerite third. Time n3 -.
Six furlongs: Lepros Lyons won; Doc
stader second; Warren Leland third. Time,
1915 L..
Mile ard seventy yards; Freddie J.. T.
won; Lawyer second; Burrells Billet third
Time, l;iS IL
six furlongs. NTlns CLARK won James "
Carter second; Long Glenn third. Time
1916.
Seven furlOngs: olive won; Cheuon sec
ond; Lettle third. Time. 80
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09

sherman, Tex. August Sin spite Of
poor Recommendations u big crowd was on
hand ut the fnlrvirw racV track yesterday
afternoon to SEQ the races.
The Hrst race Was for twoyear'old rolts,
trOtting. h1lf mile heats. host two lu
three, Frank llyans hnndsame hrown
gcihlng. Scarrhlight. wen. Disturbance
second Tune. ~; les.
The $40 class pacing was Won hy L. q.
Chanmau'S sqrrcl mare, SkcilRddit, hest
tvs cut " three; Katie lihra sprond Time
! -. 1 ~ La is.i
The last race WAS for stations OF Gray
son county nnh proved straight heat AZ.
iair, disturbance winning easily. Time,
isia. IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09

Colonel Lanham remarked In his address
before the late state convention that II was
of no consequence who started light. The
main thing Is how viii 1t end. In this case
IT win end with free coinage plank in the
slate platform and Sam Lanham will help TO
put It there
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09

Roscoe. Aug. s-The naptlatl Closed +,
revival last night that had bee ralns on
for ten days, which resulted IN eit, At deal
Of good The threshefs are frtnng and
all are busy saving their crop abich arr
tho best ever seen IN this oou. d, cattle
are dying here with the fever. esused h,y
southern cattle coming In.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09

Austin, Tex. August s-(Sprclall THE
Austin team was dSbunded today by the
board Of directors In session ut Galveston.
The reason given IL that the capital city
" too far from the other towns The Fort
Worth team was here, but no game was
played this afternoon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09
BY THE DEMOCRATIC STATE
CONVENTION

Resolved, That we hereby indorsc
the Fort worth Gazette as an able
and fearless exponent Of Democracy,
and. commenting its course in the
past, we recommend that the friends
OF silver give u their cordial and
active support.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09

The courier-Journal speaks gleefully Of
tho Blackburn rout in Franklin" but
says not word Of the Carlisle rout In vari-
Gus towns aud eountlen In the state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09

1erre Hunic. lad, August S,-Earlmont
after his sensational rice yesterday. and
Allccn with her uvcuiiy secured marx ~
.hi ~, were thought, 90 be about the
iittest ihlnus out for the 2iS pace. and
they. were hslNily backed hv the 'kenfucly
contlnrut Enimonl landed the INST heat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09
| OOK0UT INN,
TEHSE&E
The Great Summer Rssaa
of the South.

The Inn il a mammoth ftrpeiur !
gance. Finished In Quartefed "a
decorated by artists Of 1atlonsl m
A walk through the naln han al
Is more than an eighth u "a
table and service are tue best "
lug and drainage are perfect pai
Ing and evening concerts and eiial
the music room.
Livery, bowling, billlarda, utnl
Croquet. ~. i.
The drives and walks eahnu N
passed ia America. The secaaf Y
grandest the sun ever shone upqA 4
Bancroft, the eminent nlhonlA v
nge OF 81 said: "rhls is the grslaf
/ ever saw. In all my uarli
never seen any scene to exN' u Il
lime grandeur"
Hourly cars from Chattano'p n
depots to the Inn.
Write for terms and full pflns-
summer Of 1898.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09

san Antonio Tex. August $. -(speclal)-
Chamberlain, pitcher, and Hrntt, third
hnspmnn of Tho dishanded Missionaries,
have signed with Shrrmnn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09
mornLs..
WHITE ELEPHAT'F'
RESTAURANT.

This Popular estaura,, NJ
a specially OF handing ~. !
Oysters on the Half sh.u \
Summer. Also Lobs,er,. !.
Smells, Black Bass, SPANS. !,
erel. White Fish. Halibu,, o !. !
sheephead. Red Fish. Pcs, Z
rog Legs. II
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09

EN-chalrman MatloeK says wen thrash
the llfc out Of EN- next year" The cxpuri-
cnco Of 1899 has not cured him Of ultra optim-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09

The busiest fall Texas has witnessed In
eight years Will open within less than thirty
days. Get ready for 1t.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-09
rRoMINENr MEN ARhnsrnp.
They are charged with Robblus Missouri
postoHiec

ISanesa city, Mo- Aug. s,-Four mon, ~!
prominent; we're lodged In Jail here last night
charged With rohblnR tho Rrooknold, Mo.
postofiice In February 1894. They are W. :
Day. who was assistant postmaster at ths
time OF the robbery; Harry STROBE, !, i
pavoly, and August zeyery. The arrest Is
an Important one, as several other charge,
81 Iobhtry are being LAID at lheIr doas.