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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-07-04
RATE lCUTTING BEGINS.
by Which Rates To and From Texas
Are Affected.

Chicago. July 2.-The Alton and Rock
island roads today gave notice that be-
cause the Missouri Pacific has placed in
effect rate of 81. 80 from Kansas City to
st. Louis. effective on July 6. it would
become necessary for them to use the rate
for hasng purposes from Kansas City.
Atchison. Leavenworth and st. Joseph
on business which can be properly routed
via Chicago to all points thereof to which
tickets are usually Sold at short line
rates The Missouri. Kansas and Texas
and the Atchison have created some
thing Of disturbance in rates from points
in Missouri. Kansas and Texas. The
Missouri. Kansas and Texas had in eff
feet a north bound rate of something less
than one far from Texas points to the
nortern terminal points on its line. The
Atchison claimed that these rates were
lemoralizing its business and it put in
1the same rate south hound whit"
Missouri, Kansas and Texas mad in rffrcr
north bound. The result is that there is
now rate of less than half fare from
common points in Missouri to Texas
poinrs and vice versa.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-07-04

Our quart Mason fruit jars at IS cents
per dozen and half-gallon size for 500.
l. Stein & Co.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-07-04
STRANGE PROCEEDING.

Kansas City. July 2.-The local pas
senger agent of the Rock Island railroad
today received notice to withdraw the
one way and round trip rate between
This city and Texas points. announced
for July ). The action of the Rock Island
is considered strange. in view of the atti-
tu6e taken by the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas in cutting the rates so per cent,
as announced in st. Louis today. No rea-
son is given for the withdrawal of the
seducea rates. >
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-07-04

If you want the best food use Prices
Cream Baking Powder.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-07-04
INVOLVING MILLIONS.

lOItUO.
Sold by druggists for - cents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-23
MORE NEW COTTON.
MALES sruL ARRIVING rs VARIOUS
TOWNS.


EDDY. Tex. August % Especially
our hrat hale OF cotton was brought IN
this morning and sold 10 Wilkrrson q
Dumas at 7c, II WAS raised IN the
Warmer Bros. farm. one mile south
OF town. and WAS glnned by NJ. ". Nor
rls. II was consigned to Il, T. Would
ard q Co, Waco. \ few hours later
Mr. Richard Morgan drove IN with AM
other bale. which was glnned by Brown
& Harlow and sold to r. *. Richard
son at q l-2c
Detroit, Tex. August 2a.-(Speclull
Detroit received her tlrst bale of cot
ton this morning II WAS grown by
VIII Mangrum, who lives near l'ul-
bright. g,yided strict mlddling Inch
end one-elghth staple aud was bought
BY } y. whitfield for cents Il TO-
reported that boll worms are serious.
~ damaging cotton IN this section.
Caddo MillA, Tex, August 22, -tSpec-
lal) The first bale of cotton for this
season was received yesterday and
bought BY C0uuedy, Peters 81 Bass
for $50 A nice premium was raised
by the merchants Rain " needed.
Cotton has suffered nome damage from
boil worms. Picking Will begin gem
orally noNt week
81. 10. Tex, August 22.-tSpeelall --
our first bale arrived today, raised hy
w. NJ Rogem and sold TO John Petit
for G3-i cents; O $50 premium was
made up for him by our mayor
Bridgeport, Tex, August ~ tspec-
ialD-The hrHt bale OF cotton this sea-
son Tor this place was sold yesterday
By n. b. Fields to Bridgeport Mcrcan-
tile company. The price paid was 6 81,
which. together with tho premium,
nctted the gentleman about $40.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-23
FROM CAPITAL CITY.


Austin, Tex, August 20. --CspcclaDl re-
Charters. Pride OF Texas Hay Press
company. OF Houston. Capital stock
10000. 1ncorp0rators. \, NJ. Rabbi, J..
~ dresnett and G. Il. Miller, OF BAL
llngcr. W08t Gin and Compress com
pRny Of McLonnan county, Cnwthorn
Tailoring company, OF llountoni
Amendment to charter Of Caldwell OIL
Mil company, increasing capital stock
to $50 900.
Tax Rolls, Limestone county $780,
$50, decrease s5I.si0i san Saba. s2,il0,-
57i, decrease 392,5oi. Mutagorda s3.lsO,-
decrease sas, sol, Calhoun si,i6i ,4l6, IN
erease tli. 033. Donley 81 ,32s,14g, de-
creaseS4s0, 003; Chambers s70S,5bi, In
crease $1,000, Sutton il,ibiig7b, increase
$40, ISL; BELL 81. $50. decrease tla,44O
The tax collector Of Dallas county
today made his third order for occupa-
lion receipts for general Insurance
agents. His order exceeds by far that
~ any other county and tho amount
OF receipts sent him 10 date Will agure-
gate when collected 5000.
Assistant Attorney General 10. p,
Hlll today approved $1,000 Jackson
county jail bonds
Receipts from railroads fol gross pas
senger earnings for Quarter enulnk
June 30: Houston and Texas Central
siGO7 IA; Gulf West Texas, and Pacific.
$50 iG; Central Texas and NorthWes-
tern, sl3i3; Fort Worth and New Or
leans, 3s5.as: Austin and Northwestern,
s92.72.
The Western Union Telegraph com.
pany paid IN taxes on meaHageh sent
within the state for quarter ending
June 30. il7s3.b9.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-23
RETURNS ARE SLOW.
AGRICULTURAL REPORT is GREAT
I.Y DELAYED.
Assessor. should Make Returns TO
the state at ms Early Date ms
Possible.

Austin, Tex, Aug. a.-(Speclal. IA
T. Rose commissioner of agriculture,
states that the work or the once ~
being delayed. He says that out OF
22G organized counties he has received
nrrlcuitural statistics from only one
hnn1ra1 and thirteen, snd that In con-
sequence thereof the work on the agrl-
cultural report for the year 1894 ~ pc
ing greatly retarded. lie says IL ~
his desire to have the report ns nearly
correct as skilled clerical lhbor Gun
make II, and that to accomplish thls
with the limited force AT ms 1lspuhn ~.
md within the time prescribed by law
a. ia absolutely necessary the asses.
aors OF the several counties forward
their statistical statements at the very
40 riiest moment. The labor OF exam
ming. correcting. compiling ana lhpu,
Inting these statistics Is eNacunB anu
onerous. and much time and palns.AN y,
Ia, care are requisite aud necessary 10
si,sa the ueople OF the state what they
ers entitled to and what II would De
Tho nrid, of this department 10 tuIhlHn
a rsnort accurate In detail, coFreet W
Tg,rey and schedules, conceived sn1
carried out In the interest OF me prehu
winners OF the state, the farmers VIM
Constitute It's bone and HineW.
mi,e Commissioner hopes. therefore,
,,,at every newspaper In the state may
IA will copy this article, ana NVhtui r.
M None that every assessor who may
a MA my 10 see or hear OF this REQUEST
may waive the limit grantea n, nd ~ w.
ne law and lend his hearty ana a'u 70 %
,Ipr, ,@G without delay the statlstlea,l
IoIM '., y, Ma county, and that the Nail-
repo' AMY ofiicIals throughout ths
our e U,iiI win courtesy. accuracy ana
S n,ra,,nptitude impart to him sueh ~,
formation as he may Apply ~ ssem TO
tor, any ,e,iiated to be OF beneht 10
then ,ecaiities or the state at large
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-23
WATCH THE FIGHT
There Is No Doubt Hut That DaIIns
County WIN 90 strongly
Against Local option.

Dallas. Tex. August 22.-(SpeclaD.--
T.. II. Il. Green. president OF the Texas
Midland railroad, was here today en-
route to st Louis. He denies that he
will leave Texas and locate In New
York city.
The local option fight in Tarrant Is
being watched with interest here by
all classes. There Is no doubt but It
would be a good thing for Dallas II
prohibition was adopted In Tarrant.
1t IN safe to predict that Dallas county
win declare against local option by
1900 or 5000 majority when the issue is
submitted. Hundreds OF the leading
church members of this city are op'
posed to local option In Dallas county.
II Is all bush TO say that prohibition
prohibits at Hillsboro. There are
twenty or thirty places In the city
where whisky ana beer are sold openly
on u recent visit to the city Prosecute
ing Attorney Jourdan said to the
writer: III you want trouble continu-
ally in community Just vote for local
option"
A stranger evidently 30 years OF age,
supposed to be G.. p. McClOud. of lIous-
ton, went crazy at an Elm street lodg-
ing house this morning and required
the combined strength OF four police
officers to convey him from his board
ing house to cell In the city prison.
He was Just discovered on the roof Of
the hotel acting strangely. His reason
has fled temporarily.
The citizens OF Oak Lawn organized
last night to secure an extension Of
the street car system to their suburb.
The enterprise will undoubtedly be
pulled on, as the wealthiest men Of
Oak Lawn are Interested
Judge George Clark failed TO attend
the Lampasas meeting owing 70 sick
ness. However sickness ala not Keep
the Judge away from Dallas yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-23
A NEW ENTERPRISE.
ANOTHER PAPER no NE STARTED
AT DALLAS.
II Has Plenty of Hacking aud Will
lie Called The Fair, Field and
and Farm.

Dallas, Tex, Aug. 22.-(speclaL)-
Another newspaper venture has been
projected In this city. and the new
candidate for public favor Will make
It's appearance on october /. IL has
been nansd the Fair Field and Farm,
and Will be a weekly journal. devoted
10 fairs, expeditions. racing, ngrlcul-
ture, horticulture. live stock. etc. u
win be published by the Fair Field
and Farm company, and G. A. cour
is the president and manager II VIII
be twenty-four page paper. ana
daisy, mechanically speaking. IL VIII
start out with a guaranteed circulation
OF 5000 copies. and has ample capital
behind II TO Insure success. Mr. Cour
IL secretary OF the state fair associa-
ton, as IN well known, and has wide
acquaintance throughout the country.
He Is one OF the leading business men
OF Dallas. thoroughly Identified with
the commercial Industrial mechanical
agricultural and live stock interests
Of Texas The Fair, Field and Farm
viii devote considerable space TO the
horse breeding Industry, now rapidly
developing In Texas. A. before stated
the first number win appear October
4. and It's projectors nay that they In
tend 10 make It one OF the leading
journals OF It's kind in the United
states.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-23
M'GOWAN ARRESTED
LATn MILLIONAIRE AND rHUMi
NnNr REPUBLICAN.
charged win tho seduction OF
Another Man's wife--Iria Baii
Was FIXED u, ssS,ooo.

Trenton. N, w., Aug. 22.--Frank A.
MCGowan. until recently rated as
millionaire and frequently mentioned
In connection with the Republican CUB
ernaturiul nomination this year. MAS
arrosted today on oaplaH charged with
the seduction OF Helen Edith Barnes
aud the alienation OF her affections
from her husband. John Albert Barnes
The latter was superintendent Of the
Eastern rubber company, one OF the
MCGOWAN concerns which II fortnight
ago passed into tho hands OF n receiver
and It " he who prefers the charge
ugaist MCGOWAN.
McGowan was taken at once TO the
Mercer county jail and detained under
Sg5, 600 bail The heavy bail was hxed
ON tho belief that McGowan was mr.
ranging TO leave for Mexico. The COM
plalnt covers thirty typewriter pages
and Is "A ancclnct description OF Me-
Gowan's alleged methods ana doingr
In running the Barnes home.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-23
PYTHIAN CLUB.
Il WACO LODGES ARE TO on
CAME ONE.
: Club VIII He Organized and n
Club House nuIit for Its
Home.

"aec. Tex, August 92.-A committee
~ Nv member from each Of the three
~ Knights OF Pythias In this city
psen appointed. with II, ". Nc
I,,sA vhairman, to take IN hand the
' Inn OF organizing Pythlan club.
ng was had last night with the
loege and the project was at
paced on a boom. 1t was decid-
he, Pythian club should be or
That much has been decided
hhm ahu the next thing discussed was
Ese ior the club. This was dis
III WIN the same degree of enthus-
|sins,nnu That point was also settled.
serested movers In the ENTERPRISE
'n nat Monday night with Waco
N ~ and II is expected that at
eSSseiing. at which members OF all
s,s $3.50 are invited the final arrange
tlon WI DE Perfected for the organi-
<nn,s purpose Ia to get the building
t,rrs,e1 by January, and at any rate
H. '9f The meeting Of the grand
~ waco next spring. Pythians
/ - enthusiastic over the matter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-23

stephenville, Tex, August 29,--(Spec-
ial) The county commissioners de
voted nearly all Of last week to road
business and succeeded la establishing
u county site to the line OF somervell
county. The Joint committee of truss
uniform series OF text books Tot udop-
tion by the county. Their report was
adopted by the county trustees and
teachers association.
Banker Otho Houston has received
instructions from the department to
advertise for bids for carrying a daily
mail from Stephenville via HuolSaley
Hannibal ana Venice to Thurher--a
distance OF 81 miles. This viii put
all western lGrath county In daily con-
nection with the rest of the world
County court will sit next Monday
week with heavy docket. being most
IS local option cases from Dublin,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-23
IT WAS A GALA DAY
OLD VETERANS HOLD a REUNION
AT RYAN.
Four Thousand People Were There.
a Grand barbecue, and oooa
speeches Were Made.

Ryan. l. T.. Aug. 2e,--(special.)--
This was gala day for Ryan. Al Of
her citizens and those OF the surround-
Ing country. numbering about four
thousand, had a social gathering, The
occasion was that OF tho reunion of
the ex-confederate veterans.
Tho citizens VI Ryan and vicinity
Joined the veterans In q barbecue and
bicnicwhich even tho "puilbaoks" adj
nit was In every way q succeis.
After one present had partakeh Of q
bounteous repast. enough was left 10
feed we hundred people. epeechee
were deliverd by Captain opodlow
OF the Confederate camp hers +, Judgt
Vim. u. Reagan, United states comlls-
sioner, II. w. Dick OF Ardmore, /. ~.
and u. r. Thomas OF Bowie, Texaa,
Each address was well suited TO the
occasion and reelected mitch credit On
the speakers,
The hall game betwe0 Ryan and Dun
can resulted In a Victory for Ryan,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-23
HE MADE BAD MONEY
rms rs rlIn CHARGE AGAINST Gus
LITTLE.
Arrested In D"wic county ana
taken 10 rnris-rwo condcmn-
ed Murdercrs 10 lie nnptised.

Paris. Tex. Aug. s2.(spcclnD,
Little WIS brought here yesterday from
Bowie county ON a charge of counter
telling About year partlea wont from
Pickens county. Chlcl,usnw Nation, to
Bowie with an outit, including moulds,
and, II II alleged. stopped NJ IittlH'a
house where they engaged In the man
factus Of the queer" The enterprise
was not profitable enough and they
cracked the county collectors safe, but
II was empty,
bore smith was committed to iail
yesterday without bail by Judge Ens-
ton on charge Of committing an OUT
rage upon lthoda Gibson Ia the Choc-
taw Nation
Charles Key and Thomas Wealmore-
land who are TO be hanged for MUIR
der on September 10, have progressed re-
lgipn and want to be haptlsed by linz
merRlOn. Their wishea VIII be grant
US soon as Marshall Williams returns.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-23

Several Tried ut iiiisboro, Win
one ConNiction--A Wedding.

Hilsboro. Tex Aug. %, County
court convened here last Monday and
owing TO the heavy criminal docket
the commissioners decided TO hold
county court four weeks Instead Of
three. as heretofore. Up to date the
following local option cases have been
disposed of and found not guilty; Tom
White, two cases; Jim Pasly, two
cases; Fred Thompson. three cases. II,
G. Milton, three cases. j. j. Hooper,
hung jury: sam Marx was found guilty
Of selling whisky, and fined S25 and
twenty days In iail This Is the first
conviction since local option went into
effect here In March, 1894.
Mr. walter Faucet, wei known
young man, and resident OF this city
FOR number OF years. was married
yesterday to Miss Tommie McKown, n
popular young lady of this county
Uncle" pete Cunningham tied the
knot that made them one.
G. II. Daniel, the genial hustler OF
the Gazette. Is in the city today, look
ing after the interests of that paper.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-23

Forrest HnIbrook Is being Carried
to Oklahoma.

Denison, Tex. August 22.--(speciaD.
Forrest Halbrook. the young man ar
rested saturday morning for assisting
in the escape OF the Christian brothers
nj Oklahoma. July 1, was takea
through here this morning for Okla
homa In charge OF Deputy United
States Marshal Springfield Halbrook
was with the gang when they killed a
deputy sheriff at Oklahoma city. was
arrested and tried for murder and ac-
united. The Christians were sentenced
10 ten years In the penitentlary.
In speaking OF the death OF Reeves.
UaIbrook SAYS that II such IL the case
the balance OF the gang Is within easy
distance OF their c0mrade and will not
leave until he IL either dead or out
nf Inil. Halbrook IL but II years OF
age, has known the Christians for
about one year but dlsclnims having
Deen In any trouble with the otrnt,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-23

Efforts neing Made TO Organise in
the Various CounticH.

Georgetown. Tex, Aug. 22--(SpeclaD.
MIR. II. H. Ward OF Austin, who repres-
ents the sound money party In the
Twentieth senatorial district. Is In cor
respondence with leading sound money
men OF the different counties In the dis
tibet with the view OF calling a mass
meeting at the respective county seats.
Mir. u. n, Snyder OF this city has
boon asked 60 organize the movement
in Williamson county. and will proba-
bly, accept lie il now absent In New
York
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-23
n,pp FROM oIpHrBERiA'
r,... nenths occur Near he"p
u.yiyai In Progress

4,.n,n Tex, August 2s.,-(speeiN,,ih e
Ma Clinton is building hoie' oi w
north side Of the SQUIRE Il ,ot more
GStn nne - as good as last year y,
th M. o' nassenger engine OF the y
- IN nj the end OF the uaeN a nr,s
nI~ht while turning No se'iouH
age was done. -. n, d,ntheria In
town. Several children y, Win The
sYNi,'s ", n the last ten days, A..
o' Rev Nash OF the II. E. chureh =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-23
First.cIass Goods at Lowest Prices.

been determined upon. They propose
Co have several OF the leading pOmo-
Gratis OF the state TO be present and
deliver Hnceuheg
The committee having In charge the
prohibition campaign ARE making pre-
pnrntinna for an active canvass.
The RnttH are also determined to make
aa strong light ngniHt prohibition.
a strong nght against prohibition.
are doing considerable damage to tina
cotton fields.
Tom Bean II having picnic Today
Several have gone from here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-23
A nRiLLIANT WEDDING.
korge Rogers aud Miss Emmn Law
renee Married nj Longyiew.

Tex, Aug. 22.-(Special)-
psf evening at the First Baptist
lurch In this city ut $3.50 o'clock n
eddlng In high life was solemnized,
le contracting parties being Mr.. Geo.
|ogeis and Miss Emma Lawrence,
|sv McLain officiating. Then. ac-
|mpanled by many friends and guests.
ley repaired to the magnificent home
the brides parents, where un elegant
|ception was held. The bride is the
Feomplshed and popular daughter
nr and Mrs. &. w. Lawrence. The
loom is the Junior member Of the
I0lefale house OF Turner 81 Rog ers.
Psre were many distinguished guests
resent from san Antoio. NaVasota.
|arshall, Jefferson and other places.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-23
rInIa Ar lEIaNnlnlrA.


Henrietta. Tex, August 2l.-(spcc-
ial) The residence OF sid Williams IN
the north part of town was consumed
by lire last night about $50, together
with most OF It's contents Mr. WI
llama and wife had gone to the coun-
try about two hours before. Cause OF
the fire unknown; supposed 10 have
been caused by a defective Hue, Loss
about 5000. Insured In the Merchants
and Traders Tor $3.50,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-23

Joseph c. Terrell ON Terrell avenue
Tuesday evening a delightful social en-
tcrtainnent was given 10 the combine
ed Epworth Leagues OF the city About
a hundred people gathered In the bril-
lianly lighted rooms and en- the lawn.
and the evening was most enloyabiy
spent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-23

Washington. August 22.-Pensions
lave been Issued 10 the following citi-
ans OF tho state OF Texas
Observation-Disclosures Van Horn. Pecos.
reeves county; Chauncey l.. New
cpmb. Laredo, Webb county
Reissue--James r. Durham. Honey
Cove, Fannin county; Hamilton Jack
ra,, Kyle. Hays county Houom q,
Allen. Blue Ridge Collin county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-23
DEADLY TAaGET GUN
WALTER JOHNSON DIES FROM THE
WOUND RECEIVED.
lie Was HANDLING the Rine Rnd Ac-
cIdentnIiy shot Himseir--A Pop
uIar Young Man.

Kossc. Tex, August 22.-(SpeclaD.-
Walter Johnson, son ot George d.
Johnson. young man who accidentally
shot himself here yesterday with n
target rifle while handling II died this
morning. His wound was not thought
dangerous at first. but II proved to be
fatal. The young man was universally
liked and many mourn his death.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-23

SILVER Men Preparing for One nj
sherman-Antis working.

sherman, TEX. Aug %. Especial -
me sherman base ball team VIII be-
ain q series OF three games with the
Fort Worth team tomorrow.
The free silver Democrats are max
ing preparations for a grand plcllo
10 be given here some time Ia sep.sn
bar ths sxact date of which has not yef
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-23

ny Negro Who Was under Ar
resi--shoster Eacapea.

Lincoln. H.. Aug. 2s While under
arrest last night. negro, supposed
shot his companion, Frank Phoenix,
oolored. and also shot private watch
man, O nv. Blackford and Mat RodH-
erp, sergeant company o. l. @. ~.
who was called to the ratchinan's as
slstauce The shooter sscapen. but wiz
badly wounded, and viii probably each
lose limb by sfnas tation-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-23

Was Success at Commercc-iThc
Local option Election.

Commerce. Tex, Aug. 22.-The picnic
Re yesterday under the auspices OF
4 secret organizations OF the town
|s a success. Music was furnished by
Il Greenville band. Professor Acker
re the address of welcome.
|Mr J. r. Cole of Sherman representa-
knights OF Honor, Rev. Brooks OF
1 lphur Springs the knights of Pythias,
we Elder Of Greenville the /. o. q. II.
Or. Win OF Sherman the l.. of II.
/ ,oi. Davenport carried of first prize
me clay pigeon shooting match ana
beekham of Greenvllle the second
prohibition club was organized
our town this week for the purpose
uunzlng all the forces possible In
coming county election, which Is
lake place August 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-23

The Gold standard Men Around Me-
Kinney slow 10 Organize.

Mckinney, Tex, Aug, %. Especially
r. n. Seay has been appointed chair
man for Collin county by tho "nound
money" Democrats. These people, how
ever. are not very enthusiastic In these
parts. and seem rather lnnguid and
sleepy when organization is mention
cd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-23

Mack. N. Y. August q. The Grand
Irnon Hotel congers, with Ns con-
terte. were totally destroyed by nrei
los, SIS. 900. In jumping from a vim
soy William A. Webb guest, broke
hisier and was otherwise seriously IN
jursd. The guests lost all OF their bag
gag.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-23

Revival nroisen IN. Dut Cotton D..
Much ucncifted.

Eddy. Tex. Aug, 90 Special -Tho
recent revival conducted by Rev. Sam
j. Franks was closed on account OF
the heavy ralnB.
These rains are reported TO have
helped cotton very much. and good
Yield IL confidently expected.