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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15

about two inches long and deep One
of the minor arteries was severed. and
he Lost considerable blood before he
could get surgical aid to sew up the
wound.
The clerk OF the county court author
lied the solemnlzation of the rites or
ma trimony between William l.. Hus-
bands and Mildred f. McCraken, and
w, II. Mueller and Miss Lena Cush-
mire.
D. w. Carpenter swltchman on the
Texas and Pacific. returned yesterday
from a trip to New York city. Mr.,
Carpenter has brother In New York
who is quite prominent young phy-
stefan.
viii Paddock is still very i'll with
typhoid at the University Of Virginia,
according to last accounts The mes
sages received yesterday We're not as
re-assuring as might have been hoped
for.
Captain j. b. Littlejohn said yester-
day that when he carried his Their
mometer out In the street to try the
temperature In the sunshine, the mer-
curry took such jump 1t shattered the
tube and went clear out of sight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15

Some work Done by Both Justices
of the Peace.

In Justice Wright's court yesterday
these civil suits were filed; Wide
Buckle suspender Co. VS.. W. IL. Taylor,
account S4i.50.
United States and Canada Mercantile
Co. VS.. d. +. Eggleson, account sl2.
Mrs. Ella Hopper Joined by her hus-
band, VS.. Frank Fossell ct al, account
$50
Albert Bookser vs.. Charles Trumger
and wife, account sl0.63
j. l.. Cooper VS.. A. b. Lopp, gar
nishee.
Frank Bosse was given a hearing on
the charge of breaking into room over
Grammer's drug store and stealing
several articles of clothing. In default
of a $500 bond he was committed to
jail.
Justice Adams rendered judgment in
these cases:
Farmers and Mechanics bank VS..
L. q. KennOn and j. b. Sprinkle, suit on
note, judgment by jury for plaintiff for
$50.
A. J. Anderson vs.. William George,
judgment for $3l.22.
A motion to dismiss the case OF II.
V. Clary VS.. stone Il Swasey was heard
but no decision has been rendered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15
rnrnTEES NEW NOMINEES
For The Gazette's Valuable scholar
ship.

Walter Frances, Richard Poindexter,
II. j. Dunn. Rolla p, Wilson, Albert
Goerte OF Fort Worth; NJ. p. Lee.
Plttsburg: Alfred Clark, Fort Worth;
Frank Holtz Fort WORTH Warren
Woodson, Fort Worth; Fred Brownell,
Cleburne. Clarence Conllsk, Clehurne;
Fred Henley, Cleburne; Charley Hoich-
kiss. Denison.
The boys are all talking about the
Gazettes great scholarship.
The more they think about the juicy
prize the more their mouths water
for H..
A $3.50 premium Is not picked up in
the road every day. 1t takes many
long weary months or labor for the
average young man who Is economical
and who works hard to save $3.50.
Yesterday the list Of eleven nominal
lions for the scholarship was swelled
to seventeen. Two more days will inter
vene before the first announcement OF
the ballot. which will be made on Sun
day morning. The Indications are that
It Will be neat start, all together, with
no advantage In any body's favor
The boy who has the most friends to
clip coupons for him win win.
This is the list Of nominations with
yesterdays additions:
Charles verschoyle. Fort Worth.
Joe Clements. Fort Worth.
VIII + Boyd, Fort Worth.
Ed Woodward Fort Worth.
Bob Garrett. Fort Worth
Willie Fulford. Fort Worth.
Frank beats, Fort Worth.
John l.. Word, Rhome.
Kirk u. Holland. Fort Worth.
j Porter Key Fort Worth
Joe W. Wyse. Fort Worth.
Walter Frances, Fort Worth.
Richard Poindexter Fort Worth.
NJ. r. Lee Pittsburg. Texas
4. j, Dunn. Fort Worth.
Rolla + Wilson, Fort Worth.
Albert Goerte. city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15
HOG KILLING TIME.
A RUSH or GOOD POnISERs TO rnE
PACkEnY.
The Prospects nre Good for II Urea,
Month of September.

Letters are being received at the
packery from all parts OF the country,
which indicate that there Will be an
immense number Of hogs slaughtered
there this fall. Farmers all through
this ana the adjacent counties are feed
ing hogs, and quite a number are In
uulring for a market for lots ranging
from u hundred to thousand In num-
Der. IA far as can be ascertained at
this time, the market win be very
good, and some very great Inducements
will be offered to the farmers to sell
here In Fort Worth,
The work OF killing hogs IS now go-
ing ON steadily. and Il seems that
by the first OF September the num-
Der win amount TO several hundred
per day.
a hundred and thirty head OF cattle
Were slaughtered yesterday.
W. n. Han sold two car loads OF
cows and heIfers yesterday to Ike
Meyer. the representative OF the Cuda-
ny Packing company, at Omoha,
The following Wen known rattlemen
were registered at the Stock Yards
hotel yesterday; Messrs w, n. Hall
W. lahnm, VIM. Davis and j. Il,
Shores, all OF this vicinity.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15

Forty prisoners in the county jail has
been the limit now for some time past.
DR.. Frank Mullins. practice limited 10 eve
ear and catarrh Of nose and throat Glasses
accurately fitted. COS Main street, Fort
At the residence of w. r. McLaurv
this evening Miss Lena McLaury viii
entertain dancing party of about
flfteen couples.
G, w. Murray has taken charge OF
me bicycle store recently conducted 5y
~ r. Brown In the Natatorsum build
ing on Rusk street. Mr. Brown left the
city Sunday.
George l. Cause. funprai director and en-.
balmcr. Full assortment OF untertakcr's
goods Takes full charge Of funerals and
.yih,snes Ell necessary requirements No.
Texas. "s''A'
Yesterday evening Charles j. Stew.
arr. proprietor OF the lie Belle vineyard
at North Fort Worth. accldenfaliy
thrust an ice pick into his lett for,
arm. causing a severe lacerated wound
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15
MRS. HELEN N. sToDDARp.


Mrs. Helen NJ. stoddard, president
OF the Texas w. G., n. u. who was eN-
pected to arrive yesterday ON her way
home from the recent meeting of the
Worlds W. C. II. u, In London. failed
to get here, There was n large COM
mittce OF ladies' at the depot TO meet
her, and there was great disappoint-
nent The following notice was hand
ed To the Gazette;
There will be a reception given to
Mrs Helen NJ, stoddard at the city
han Friday evening, at which Mrs.
Stoddard viii tell us of her interesting
travels, Of her trip around the world.
Mira Stoddard was sent as delegate
for Texas TO the Worlds w. c. r. U.
convention. Everybody come to this
reception and welcome homo this dear.
grand aud good lady.
The ladies Of this city are cordially.
earnestly and impressively asked to
be present at this reception. as there
win be steps taken to organize n local
option club among them. Come. ladies'
and gentlemen and learn something.
Free. Good music, Ice water. plenty
OF room and nice looking crowd to
gaze on,
MAUDE $. WEBSTER.
superintendent OF Press Work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15

hereafter be used exclusively for n
boarding department FOR girls and
young ladies'. The prospects now are
Tor a large number OF girls. Many are
being drawn by the unusually fne
music department which the college
expects TO have the coming season.
Several new houses are now going up
near the college. and others are under
contract. Families are coming from All
directions.
Captain Jeans, n banker from Dun
can, /. n, will locate his family there.
MIR. Gambler OF Farmersyille. Tex, Is
having a house built. Mr.. II. J. Wilson
OF this county Is also building. Mrs.
Little OF Comanche, Tex, and Mrs. J.
Fred Cox OF this city have recently
moved to the College. Others are eN-
nected soon. OF course the attraction
at this suburb is the College. People
are rapidly finding out that the curri-
culum OF the College Is unusually high.
and the instruction very thorough.
The public is not slow to recognize
merit. Catalogues can be obtained by
addressing the president.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15

Judge w. l.. Husbands Is Married TO
Mrs. McGrnclxen.

There was a quiet wedding Tuesday
night OF which the public was not APP
prised. At . o'clock Judge w. l.. Hus-
bands appeared at the residence OF
Rev DR.. Buchanan. pastor OF the Cum
berland Presbyterian church. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Mildred Nc
Craken. and bore a license to marry.
The reverend gentleman soon said
the words that made the twain one
flesh. and half an hour afterwards,
Judge Husbands solemnly walked up
to the desk of the Hotel Worth and
registered, "W. l.. Husbands and
wife" and there they are Fat home"
to their friends. Mrs. McCraken's
visiting friends In this city lost her
heart to the well known lawyer, who
will be congratulated today on bringing
to Fort Worth society so charming an
addition
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15
MiiIer--liushm.yer.

a very pretty and impressive mar
n rSe ,Esremony occurred at the Ger
street last evening at o'clocI 'io ,,ln
nn1ynl,,.ractlng parties being Mr.. " II
Mliier and Miss Lena Bushmeyert al.
tehuahis John Kaiser and Mis-
Amelia shevewerk. "lss
,,,i Inc bride was attlred In cream SIN,
Witn lace and ribbon garniture wbue
III iii p,i1e s-maid was attired in cream
NAM anu pearl trimmings, diamond or
grace sna when harmonized with the
noted. winch she Is
Aiter the wedding cermonv all nro
V v 70 the Imperial Hotel on Wast
was held. reception
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15
CATTLE COME HIGH.
A LARGE SALE AT TwENTY-EIGHp
DOLLARS,
And Return Trip by a buyer Who
Did Not Bring hack u
Hoof..

Ed Carver. the we'll known cattle
man of Henrietta, has Just consumma-
ted an important sale of cattle by which
he disposes OF four thousand head of
three, four and iive year olds at the
rate OF twenty-eight dollars all around,
aggregating the handsome sum OF $ll2,-
coo, Gwalteny Bros OF Honey Grove
being the purchasers.
Tom Waggoner of Decatur passed
through the city yesterday on his re-
turn form trip to South Texas where
he had gone for the purpose of buying
ten thousand head OF cattle. He did
not bring back a hoof. The farmers
down there had no young cattle to sell
at any price and were holding the old
cattle too high.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15

Our reporter was out at the Poiytech-
Me College a day or two ago, and was
quite surprised at the many signs OF
growth and Improvement about the coll
iege and In the community. DR. Lloyd
II having very large building erected,
which is TO be devoted exclusively TO
teaching purposes. In addition to the
regular recitation rooms. L VIII contain
q study chapel for the girls, a study
hall for the local students. room for
the primary department, a laboratory
Tor the classes in physics and chemistry
and han for the business Department
II VIII all be ready by September / !.
DR.. Lloyd "a also having the College
building proper renovated and reflir-
nished from top to bottom. II will
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15

Fort Worth wbeeimen VIII Have
Races Mt sportsmnn's Park.

on August "a. "a week from next Sat
urday, the Fort Worth wheelmen will
have some fine races at Sportsman's
park Crack riders from Dallas, Waco,
San Antonio and Houston will be pres
ent to compete, the races being open to
the state. Prizes will be given, but
the object Of the meeting is to get
the state meet ON the 9Th AID 9Th. on
account of the baseball game between
Fort Worth and Dallas. the gate re-
ceipts OF the first day of the state
meet were not sufficient to pay ex-
Denses,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15

Ihere was big lawsuit filed yester-
I Hn IN the district court by Matlock &
me SUIT is brought to recover a baIs
ahGe on two notes given By u. r., Eos
dlck to A. Andrews, October ~ tsoo
1 1S $4,000 and $4,000 respectiveiv
Enough only one made the notes there
are not less than fifty indiyiduals and
eefporatlons named as co-defendants
s sa uetendants living In a dozen dif,
ierent states and territories
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15
Plano and Return August ~. ,sp,.

on account OF basket picnic, To be
given at Plano August 10. the Cotton
Belt Route VIII sell tickets TO that
point. at rate OF 4 cents per mile Tor
round trip, Tickets on sale August 10
good 20 return same day. For further
dress a. A. Gibson. n. p. A., Fort
Worth Tex. ID, NJ Morgan, c, p. & 4.
A., 40i Main St. Fort Worth, Tex. 5.
q. Warner, G. p. A., Tyler. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15

The Numerous Occasions for Which Reduced
Round Trip Tickets VIII he Sold 10
Eastern Points Via southern Pa
clhc, Sunset Route.
Christian Endeayor meeting Boston Mass
one fare for the round trip, July 4 H.
good 10 return August @, 1925 ="
Young Peoples Union, Baltimore, Md.
one fare for the round trip. July Ia 10 nj
good to return August o. 1896 ~
Conclave knights 1einplar. Boston, Mas.
ono fare for the roupd trip, August IL 10 "a
rood to return October g. 1905 " =" 80
For further Information call on your near-
est ticket agent, or address
c. W. BEIN,
Traffio Manager, Houston. Ter
T. fIspAprc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15

People Guessing ilow Hot ycstcr
day vns.

Yesterday was very hot day, In
fact Il was q sorehcr. The mercury
lowered about one hundred nearly ali
day long aud IN the middle OF the after
non Il reached 1917
u was one OF the hottest DAYS OF
the season, and people were enter
tanning themselves with comparisons OF
the heat with that OF other days late-
" when men have forgotten to take
their coats away from home and car-
rled OF their wife's umbrella
There Is considerable variation In
therinonieters ut this time. owing 10
difference of location. aud this Is a
fruitful theme Of discussion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15

Taylor, Tex, Aug. 14.-(Speclal)-
Evangelist John b. Culpepper of Ma
con, Ga, arrived yesterday and CON
Quoted services at the tabernacle last
night He Will continue the protracted
meetings at this place indefinitely, and
is assisted by local pastors and a choir
of about fifty well trained voices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15

And this VIII be the last opportunity 10
secure reduced excursion rates 10 the ar
East during 1898.
August " 10 - Inclusive the great Roci;
island Route VIII sell tickets 10 noston AMI
return AZ one fare for the round trip. Call
at city Ticket oincr. corner Fifth nnd Main
stop-oyer privileges.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15

Fort Worth Coal company have
moved from Ninth and Rusk streets TO
their lower yard corner Lamar and
Front streets. They are stlll located at
Pecan and Seventeenth streets with
their No. yard Phone 1884.
THE INTERNATIONAL ROUTE Il. & @. N.
NAlLROApl
Through seeperr daiiy between Kansas
CRY. Fort Worth and Austin, San Antonio
exc. VIA ilsasns, connecting at Ennis with
tralnI to ana from Dallas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15

He Appears Among the "'' ,,,,.,
nut the Preacher Roat' "

Holland, Tex, Aug. 1t, ,,.Ss 4 Il
During the services last n'sr EtH1,
mer's Mill. where Rev, y n,ssllsi
is conducting a protraclv1a ron
lage chicken snake fei ,bs plr3l
branches of a tree upon a shl ~
pers assembled below re p,l*,
and unexpected advent o. ,, ns n z
cation OF the Evil One CAUSE n, 1ssrl;
commotion. and a genes- Acs.
was threatened. The passv.' cst3
was equal TO the emergency ri, n
his snakeship by the slimil,sss, IL w
d dexterous twist of the VIZ, s',,liss,
ed the biting part my
space. - IT. Il
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15
DEATH AT TROY
A Railroad Mans wife "a.
ing nm ArtesIan wen

Troy. Tex, Aug. 1i.-,',sps' iafi'.
morning at o'clock IMAM y 4
wife of the section etnday z
place died, and on last ,slfsss n
her twin babies died sne II
band ana four children, ,qsny n
Yesterday evening y. srll
utAs to four O'Clock w A v.
artesian well was slarssbsd' z
writing they are down !.
feet. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15
TRIENNiAL con-
CLANE KNIGHrs TENPLAR.
Boston, Mass, August 10 TO 80.

Dates OF sale August 10 10 "a. inclu-
sive, limited for return October s:
one fare for the round trip he sure
your tickets read via the Cotton Belt
and secure the very best service that
ton, Mass. Only one change OF cars,
close tonrcction. We can give you
choice 0f rontes either beyond ST. Lou
is. Cairo or Memphis For further in
formation call on or address any agent
or the Undersigned. a, A. Gibson, q
gan. c p & Il. A., 4Oi Main 81. Fort
Worth. Tex. $, q. Warner, O. p. A.,
Tylei' Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15

vile. Mr.. beats knew Coxey many
years ago In their native place. and
says that the general" belongs TO a
good family, and was always well
esteemed as a young man.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15

Taylor, TEX, Aug ,,adg..ls:
new beer agency was KS vi
this city this morning y, ,,ts AZ y
who will handle the sew
beers, both keg and potn"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15

Mr. @. W. beats. foreman OF the
Texas and Pacific shops. IL from the
same town IN Pennsyl,ania that gave
Nrts " Gen CoyTy. the town OF Dan
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15

1t VIII Begin In Tnrrnnt County in
Few Days.

Mr. s. Gabert, the well known cot
ton buyer OF Nell p. Anderson, says
that If the present dry weather keeps
up picking will begin here about the
first bale of Tarrant county cotton In
some time during the last week of
August. He says that the acreage of
cotton is much smaller in Tarrant
county this year than 1t was last year,
and that the condition is not nearly
ma good
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15
MAWDN 5. WEBSTER,
Superintendent OF Press Work.

Flavor all your cold drinks with
twenty drops OF Angostura Bltters.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15

New ladies' bicycles for rent at G.
w Mnrray's, Natatorium building,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15
a STATE nscAMrmnNr.


Capt. NJ, c. Raysor OF the Lloyd
Rides and Capt. Charley Matkin OF the
Fencihles. have a plan on foot to hold
a grand state encnmpment OF military
companies here next spring.
The Lloyd Rifles have begun special
drilling for tho Nebraska state en-
campment to be held next spring ut
Omaha. The Rides nope to win some
of the big prizes which will be offered
on that occasion. and their many
friends and admirers feel confident
that they viii be great winners.
a=a---s---as-s4O
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15

rheumatism Is caused by Tactic acid In
the blood attacking the hbrous tissues
or the joints. Keep your blood pure and
healthy ana YOU Will not have rheu-
mlatism, Hoods Sarsaparlllu gives the
blood vitality and richness. and tones
the whole body, ncutrallaes the acidlty
OF me blood and thus cures rheuma-
HOODS PILLS are the best after
dinner pills. assist digestion. cure head
ache.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15
NOTIcE

street s S'sy ,,t Railway company will now sell
ta -, ~ i9r % cents. 6 Tor Is cents I'VE i 10,
~ 'I u oiline on Jennings ayent,e. az Az ny
w. flahers drug store, IN lionsta, s n,T a.
w, p. QliiGG. Gen No. N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15

han thousands 'nds Of cases Of rheumofism
m ,,pS' been cured by Elmer h amandln
shoy siISgri in No; 2sSi.T All snfrerer :
prss,n ny bottle Of same G. "
itestoh y Co. GalYeston. NJ, 80. -, ".
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15

Ladies taught to ride bicyeies and
wheels rented by q. W. Murray in the
Natatorium building. Rusk street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15

Iohertson & Witfeu f,na..,
nhu snlpalmers; all detalh 'cafefniIv ,a'il
~ lon a s,s ahd carried oui. No. soa HAZE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15

II You must ride on n fine bicycle
c. W. Murray Will rent you one rea-
sonably Natatorium building.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-15

csntss ara's ss q ha arythng you hear to the
tickets to Kansas city far = ss III! selling
The courier., 1895-03-02
TEMPTATION.

OF all the insidious
Temptations invidious
Contrived by the devil for pulling men down.
There is none more delusve, seductive, abusive.
Then the snare to a man with his wife out of tow
He feels such delightful ness.
Stay out all night-fullness.
Sure to get tight full ness,
/ own it with pain.
A bachelor rakishness
What will you tax shness,
None can explain.
His wife may be beautiful
Tender, and dutiful
'Tis not that her absence
Would cause him delight,
But the cursed opportunity
Baleful immunity,
Scatters his scrupes as day scatters night
The courier., 1895-03-02

The circulation of THE CHICAGO HERALD in city is
rapidly increasing This DUE first to the great merit of
newspaper ITSELF and second the excellent delivery
enteprsng newsdeaer Seacest Bros 3 Thirteenth
street. Call upon them and give THE HERALD a trial
The courier., 1895-03-02

fVG H A very good house-much than
IL ~ they deserved-greeted the Brothers Byrne
last Saturday evening in their panomine
IES43VS comedy Eight Bells" The Brothers
NSDKFX{j the but their show s nothing like it
kNW wv two years ago. although it is advertised
%Ey " having additional outlay of over $4,000 for
: ~ this seasons production" There nothing
to be however that would Indicate of s5 having been
added in any way the atteap production. great many
people attendance greatly disappointed and Justly OF
the play still has few redeemng features The living
statues good Matthew Byne his juggling
But the whole thing lacked the at times ceased
to rockand the play dragged along numerically might be
well to emphasize the that John ne sketch artist of
ability he did clever work and the
audience all backward showing their appreciation of
it. After Eight Bells OF its former visits to this
city and then witnessing the production last evening along with
of its cleve specialtes would that the Brothers
Brne travelling something will not last long under
existing regulations AS to the balance of
the they probably supported the Brothers vigorously
as they thought their salaries would permit.
The New Paul Kauvar which presented the Lansing
theatre Monday evening" the play which Steele Macake
wroit credtabe parody 1t to be regretted that
OF greatest OF American should be abused
great render almost unrecognzabe Mr. Cook who
attempted the of Kauvar has powerful voice only
that nothing The rest the staggered wear
under weight of the and hope they ubant
IS the audience when they had finished.
Mr. George p Williams highly entertaining recital at the
conservatory hall last Monday evening
audience of Lncons best known people Mr. Williams
peculiarly adapted part undertakes and he held his
well pleased with his untirng efforts.
Herrmanns performance this somewhat ambitious
heretofore and Wednesday the New Funke
addition presenting tricks that entitled
honorable discharge by Of long service he number
things that had not been befoeat least not Lincoln
equally mysyng the noted illusions he
the Hermann by all odds the ceers artist
his entertainments always fall of spirit
Asac trunk mystery is the best trick he has performed
the audience which
be opinion The gentleman who
spirits year and of
still with Hermann
After the and
that he would give 800 to the poor of Nebraska
Cusave Dominion presented at the