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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15

ton for a Communication or pardon will
be made. Insanity. It is understood
| Will be alleged
The latest news from Governor Hogg
Is TO the eject that his wife has no,
improved since going TO Colorado and
that her condition is very prccarious.
| The trouble In consumption.
Charters: The Fort Worth Live
Stock Commission company; incorpor-
ators, William Hunter. George Beggs
| and James ID. Farmer; capital stock.
| $4,000. The Colonial Club OF Waco
| lsoclaD; incorporators, Thomas l., Me-
| Cullough, Robert j. Tolson. II. l..
Brown, Cullen +. Thomas. Allen d.
Sanford, William Lambdin and John
Massey.
| The sale by the comptroller of lands
| in unorganlzed counties continues, a
few tracts being sold each day. the
state being purchaser. The sale Will
| probably close on Monday. In the
neighborhood Of 500 tracts are includ-
| ed In the sale.
Tax rollsi Hale county. 1904 ,0S5:
decrease, S65.32i; San Particle, 81 ,g2S.-
$40; Increase. s207.G54: Jackson. y2,572.-
i94; decrease. S4S,4Si; Pecos s2,sTi .O7s:
decrease. s2s2. 1885, Jen Davis. s1i27,sS5;
decrease s3050l.
County Judge Bradley OF Denton
county was here today with an issue
OF hundred thousand dollars county
courthouse bonds for approval by the
attorney general. The department,
upon investigation finds that perhaps
the tax levied in Denton county is not
sufficient to meet the interest and Gre
ate the necessary sinking fund MS re-
CURED by law but has the matter nm
DER consideration and may finally de-
clde 10 approve the issue. Judge Rrad
ley said tonight that the commission
ers court in making the tax levy for
the bonds looked to the taxable values
OF the county for 1895. and that the
leVy or ten cents on the one hundred
dollars valuation made by the court
IS more than sufficient under the as
sessment OF 1896. but the department
LOOKS 10 the assessed valuation Of prop
eIty as shown by the assessment OF
lssi which Is some 100000 less than
Tor 1879. According To the assesged
valuation Of property for 1884 the levy
OF zen cents If not sufficient by about
SeNehty-ive dollars, He SAYS Il viii
be particularly unfortunate for The
county II the department should fail
70 approve the Issue, In view Of The
tact that the court has made n very
advantageous disposal OF the bonds
IN iact the state board Of ed,Icafion
was very anxious to secure these
bonds for the school fund. hut were
uh'p.e To get them, as under the Inv
the state can only pay par. The bonds
were Aold at premlrm of $3.50
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mode OF getting such information Is
complied with that the commissioner
of the land office Is under any legal
compulsion to give such Information
or allow 1t to be obtained
In conclusion the opinion reads that
! the rules governing the administra-
| ton of the general land office and the
legal dues OF the commissioner are
] governed by the controller of the law,
and that It was never Intended that IL
l should be used as a bureau OF informs
| alton upon which to conduct the prl-
vate business OF any person. II pri-
vate persons seek Information disclos-
| cd by the papers, files or records OF
the land Office, the opinion reads they
should be ready TO comply with the
law governing the mode of obtaining
such Information and pay fees fixed
by law FOR the services of the commits
Honer and giving such information
as they desire.
That the statute seems to make an
exception as to charging fees when
the owner Of n survey TO be cXamin-
ed or his agent or attorney desires TO
make personal examination. No
statute Is found making IL the COM
mlssioner's legal duty to examine and
give Information free of charge as to
facts disclosed by the papers. files or
records OF the office to persons asking
accompany their request with the writ
ten authority OF the owner OF the sur
vey. BY complying with the require
ments and paying the fees prescribe
ed persons can legally obtain such IN
formation. As to what Information
the commissioner should give without
charge TO persons making Inquiries
must be determined by his own good
Judgment. keeping In view the idea
that where the law prescrihes a Zee
TO be charged for information from
the land office II was never contem-
plated that such information should
be obtained either directly or Indirect
ly without the payment OF the fixed
fees therefor.
The land commissioner since his In
PRODUCTION Into office has made some
radical changes. as he thinks accord
ing to the law, and land agents feel
very much like going after Col Bnk-
crs scalp. To satisfy these agents
and feeling confident that he was cor
rect In his ruling he referred the ques-
ton to the attorney generals depart
ment. which agrees with him on his
construction OF the law. It would
seem that the land commissioner has
drawn FIRST blood.
II Is understood here that a petition
will be circulated among the heads OF
the different departments for sigma
lures for Hon Yancey Lewis as sue
cGssor TO Judge Stewart, who recent
~ resigned as Federal Judge In the IN
dun Territory. II ~ thought Governor
Culberson will gladly Sign such a petit
ton, In fact, IL II learned that he has
already 80 expressed himself. aud the
cX-Gainesvillc attorney may rely on
others connected with the present adj
minlstratlon doing what they can for
him.
The governor has decided to aban-
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CATTLEMEN'S SUIT.
OF INTEREST TO THOSE ON INDIAN
RESERVATIONS.
'""""'en' sales of Lands Being In
Observation-Disclosures to De-
veIop Coal Mines.

Perry o. r., Sept. 14.-tspeclall-
An important suit has been InstI,utsd
In the district court here. which is Of
great interest to all the cattlemen of
Inc southwest, particularly those who
nave been pasturlng on Indian re-
serVatlons, Last winter the leglsla-
lure passed an act that cattle horse
etc. held ON Indian reservations by n
cattle company should be assessed for
taxation in the county to which said
reservation was attached for judicial
purposes.
Gay and Reid Of Texas are big cut
tlemen and have their ranch on the
raw reservation. The county trens.
uler OF Kay county requested them 10
pay taxes amounting to $1,000, which
tncy refused to do and they immc-
diately brought suit enloining the col
try.
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Not So Large as ESpcctcd-A brass
hand Organized.

SprlngtOwn, Tex, Sept. IA .--(Speclal)
The yield Of cotton is not so large as
II was first thought 1t would be. II will
hardly be an average crop.
Our two schools are in good condi-
tion, opened very well and promise a
better attendance soon.
Druggist Wadsworth now occupies
the beautiful new stone building on
the north side and Prague & Co. the
one vacated by Mr.. Wadsworth.
Springtown has now organized a
brass band, with some fifteen mem
bers, and they propose to furnish us
some fine music soon.
The Springtown Sun has been en-
larged to a seven column paper and
has otherwise greatly improved its APP
pearanCe.
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Cuban Provisional Government VIII
Cede IL to Amcricn.

New York, Sept. 1.-THE Herald's
correspondent in Santiago de Cuba.
writing under date OF August 30, says
that the new Cuban provisional gov
eminent, It is understood, proposes to
seize the isle OF Pines, as soon as Pres
ident Cleveland recognizes the revolu-
tionlsts rights as belllgerents. and to
cede 1t to the United States for use as
a West Indian naval station.
The Isle OF Pines Is now used by
Spain as a penal colony. Martinez
Campos recently proposed that a great
military sanitnrlum be established
there. Yellow fever has never been
known upon the island, and It is con-
sidered TO be the most healthful spot
In all the Spanish Antilles. A big
American railway and hotel syndicate
several years ago attempted to buy
the Isle OF Pines for a winter resort,
but Spain refused them the concessions
they wished to obtain.
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BELroN TO mGREGou.
Encouraging Indications for the
Extension of the Road.

Waco, Tex, Sept. 1i-(SpeciaD.- -
Parties in Waco today from McGregor
speak very encouraglngly of the pros
pective railroad from Bolton to Nc
Gregor, and to be known as the Bslton
and Northwestern.
They say that Bolton, which is
known TO be the rOchest town in the
state according to population, is row
very much In favor OF the proposed
scheme TO build the railroad and this
adds greatly to the probability OF its
construction. McGregor has heen
taxed but lightly IN the matter and Is
confident Of being able TO raise all that
mas been asked of her. and the citizens
OF that enterprising place declare 1t
their opinion that the Bolton and
Northwestern Will shortly ne built.
a survey has already been made.
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A Thief Secures II PoclSetbook Con-
tanning Ninety Dollars.

Fairlie, Tex. Sept l4.-(special)-
Il. w, Blakeney X Co. have opened up
a full stock of dry goods in the new
Hudson building.
The Wolfe City oil Mil company is
building a seed house here.
Last night some thief entered the
sleeping apartment Of q y. McAlil-
Ian and relieved him of his pocket
book, containing 800. The pocket book
was found this morning. lying in the
yard, without the money. There is no
clew as to the thief.
Mrs, West, an estimable lady living
near here, dropped dead from heart
disease yesterday.
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MAnnIAcn AT LoNcvInw.
Two Popular Young People United
uridnl Trim.

I.ongvlew, Tex. Sept. ll.-Csneeial.)-
A very quiet wedding occurred here
Wednesday evening at O'Clock at the
residence OF the brides mother. Mrs
w. !. Bruner, in the presence OF a few
relatives and Intimate friends. Miss
May Bruner OF this city was united in
marriage 10 Mr. George Reynolds OF
shreveport, La. Rev. S. NJ Tenney Of
iloiating, The bride is a popular Young
socieiy lady. the groom successful
drummer. They LEFT yesterday to visit
Chattanooga and Nashville. Tenn, ana
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15

sherin Euiesa and Deputies pIay u
Winning Hand.

Last evening sherifr Euless and dep
uties went into the gaining rooms over
the board OF trade on Main street, but
the officers went to play game
that was not down ON the evening $
program.
Armed with an attachment against
Nat Kramer the dealer. In favor OF
the chas. Schuber Wholesale house,
they very promptly took charge OF ali
the free silver, treasury notes. gold
and greenbacks In sight, leaving the
bank as HAT busted" as did ever amy
gamester on lucky run.
The money not being the private
property OF Mr.. Kramer waa returned
to the proprletors Of the place on the
execution OF the proper bond for Sc
curlty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15

Oklahoma City. o, II, Sept. A.
Especially Elaborate Arrangements arc
being made for the annual reunlon of
Payne'a Oklahoma colony. which win
be held In Riverside park, lust south
of this city. October 10 to 20.
\ splendid program Is being arranged
and every days proceedings will be
OF interest, Kangaroo court and other
anusements every day. This colony
has 1900 members, and while of course
ali OF them viii not be present, IL IL
believed that such large number Will
come as TO make the evening "A very
notable and pleasant one,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15
NEW DRESS GOODS,
NEW SILKS,
NEW TRIMMINGS
Arriving almost daily. and fyou want to
see new styles at the lowest prices, come and
see our selection.

Elegant double width plaid dress
goods az i5c a yard
Good quality broadcloth, worth 800.
Mt Coo yard.
SG-lnch wool Henrietta cloth worth
zoe at zoe yard.
Elegant ali wool serge, 96-inch wide.
~ CSC n yard.
Finest imported German lIourletta
cloth, Sic quality at 5Oc a yard.
Ladies' flannel tSncking) S6-lnch wide
worth i0c at SOC yard
All new novelties at equally cheap
prlcea
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15

Shawnee. o. n. Sept. 4.-(special)-
Gol, ABLE, special agent OF the interior
department, who has been in this
vicinity several weeks, has unearthed
a large number OF fraudulent sales OF
indian lands In which the Innocent
purchasers viii suffer loss Warrants
nave been Issued for the arrest OF the
parties making sale. the leader in the
fraud being one q. Il. Stone.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15

Perry. o. n, Sept. ll.-(speclal)-A
mining company has been organised
here with thirty-two prominent citizens
as stock holders. to develop the coal
and other mineral deposits east of
here.
NJ. 4. Serlght is president of the
company, J NJ. Miller secretary and
ID. b. Jones treasurer.
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pany in Chicago, were rejoicing last
night over the following telegram re-
ceived from Louisville. where he play
ed his first game with the Chicago club;
Louisville. KY, Sept. Thames b.
Reilly, care Commercial club. Fort
Worth. Texas: Won game ii to o.
Everything Is lively.
LAMONT MCFARLAND.
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the interest of securing the Add-Rann
College for Waco.
He was In counsel with The beard
of trustees of that institution yes
terday and says that the vote ~ that
body was unanimous to move the
school to the city provided The citi-
zens of Waco carry out their part OF
the contract
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15
COTTON COMING IN.
Gins Crowded ut Farmers Brancb.
Dry md Hot Weather

,s parmers' Branch, Tex, Sept a.
The gins are crowded. Marsh 81 10y,
have glnned IS bales up 10 dats S Sn.
ton Is being sold here for 40 ~ ~
Crops good; weather dry and bof Gov
There is a great deal of sini,
throughout this community Ni'ess
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15
NEGRO SHOOTS TWO Nrx


ms afternoon Richard Iaks ana y T,oSs
sneTlqan, two prominent youne, rasn
o1 ms city, while hunting two niles
na OF here. We're met by a neero
aunhea ia Mayhem. who snatehed fhe
s ea away from sheridan and shot AKA Xxx,
sho u men i knocked Sheridan down and
sber, ann; Lake died AT o'clock. while
fatai Tb Wounds are not considered
tured. mas not been cap
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15
Cheap Merchandise,

Ladies silk handker,hiefs loc. ladies'
good handker ehless &c, good black hose
&c. extra quality fast black seamless
hlae i0c. fine seamless ctlldrens hose
az l0c pair. elegant b0c corset for 4Ou
good ladies' fall weight vests with
sleeve 15c. ladies' wrappers Zoe. hair
curia &c sailor hats 10c. good domestic
60 yard. American indigo calico &c,
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Iu.,lcr M1sht.. conn,

Only one suit was filed In this court
yesterday F, #, Ingram & CO. VS.. ii,
A. Snondy. verslflod account. STA.
NJ. Jerleu OF Dallas and Miss Jennie
Wood OF Denver, were married by Es-
quire Wright yesterday. They VIII
make their future home In For, Worth.
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ADMITTED no nan.
"i"en' Charged With Mur-
der. Gives Bond.

Bolton. Tex, sent I. ,snsa,.,
oGteorEe Witter charged VIM p sha,,,,
tsr,M Johnston at Temple was YES
ssno as admitted 10 ball IN tho snm az
c cSvv, which he gave, and went 10 tbc
e'uh'rf' Later nsws earns that Jabn.
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NnfIrc.

The parties that took yallse from
Board OF Trade saloon are known. Re-
turn and avoid trouble.
JERRY DEEMS.
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The many friends Of Monte McFar.
land, the popular twirler who was
formerly with the Fort Worth team.
but who has since Joined faster com,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15

Guthrie o. n. Sept. lt,--(sneeial)-.
Willie Fagin was brought In here last
night from Newkirk and lodged in
the Federal jail, ON the charge OF per.
Jury
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Flannel Depar ment.

We sold last fan as many fannels
as all other storos III Fort Worth COM
bned- We propose to repeat the same
trick this fall. We own our nannela
chap bought them before the advance.
We sell them at least SO la per cent
cheaper than our competitors do.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15

Waco Is Anxious TO secure nm, :.
stitution.

Waco. Tex. Sept. l.-ts,so,.,,
James l. Moore returned S,p,,' -
Worth last night where he has rort
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15

this usually sells for. We had the
same quality last year at 20 1-2c and
everybody considered It an extra bar
gain then.
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At 30c
At l8c a Yard

Here II great bargain. all wool rcd
twlned flannel We sold 100 pieces OF
this quality last year and expect TO do
better this season. Wv
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-------- ...,,t..< ~
HowLED AT MrNsS
Three Hundre" u,rarsa
Meeting. Three ~,

Ishpeming, Mie ,asrs sfi Z
400 Ishpeming nv toda, 4 4
Negaunee ATTENDED u. VIA ~ y
strikers. over s~ wo,k ~
motion to return y % ;'els We
est confusion sp s,s spfs1Al.
was preserved py n assl>< y
iieyed the men s''
so 10 WORK.
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ston had died. w W, rrItSi q.
and brought in ias som X
G. Il. johnson, VIZ wiz /;
held Johnston whns rs.iei
They will have y
Monday next. 4---.' q
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Our SC Canton Flarnel

Our Sc Canton Flannel Is known nil
over North Texas. we get orders for il
from near and far, and everybody
knows that Mornings sell Cotton Elan.
ne mel cheaper than any other firm in
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At 2lAc a Yard

Heavy blue twllled flannel. splendid
article usual price Soc a yard.
AT 30c
Diamond q Blue Flannel. heavy and
nlIk. close MnNa. the 400 nnnlItu
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Here is a FLYER at
SOC 2 Yard.

Extra heavy waterproof flannel
uliterent colors. one and one-half yards
Wide suitable for ladies' skirts, mems
shirts. etc, Goods that never retail for
less Than Soc. We bought them cheap
ana turn them loose at soc a yard
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15
At 68c
Canton FIanneIs.

iis also trade winner and everybody
That buys II gets the best for the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15
At 29c a Yard

, Good extra heavy red all wool shaker
nannel worth 4Oc OF any ones money,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15
At l6c 4 Yard

Good white wool flannel, soft and fine,
worth anywhere e5c yard Our price
Ice yard.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-11

crack company and she pride az IN.
young ladies' OF the South. Wozen-
cratt Is native OF Arkansas. a hand
Some FELLOW, well liked by his friends
lie mas been citizen OF Dallas ION
years ana city attorney three years.
ne was for Connor against Cole and
Tor Common aginst Barry"
me writer asked which two OF these
candidates would develop the greatest
Why, Holland and Barry. The night
VIII De not and furious between them.
the lines will be drawn and only The
personal following OF Wozencraft and
Cochran will stand up and be counted
on the second Tuesday In April. wozen-
cratt and Cochran are clever gentle
men. but they are not IN this fght.
Either Holland or Barry will win the
plum. The workingmen? Well, Street
Commissioner Harry Golden is pretty
close to Mayor Barry, but Golden sup
ported John II. Cochran for governor
and his ward Cthe Fifth went Ave 10
one for Culberson Holland has always
been very strong with the laboring
classes, and Barry, since he has been
mayor, has always taken decided
stand for workingmen where their in
terests were threatened. That vote,
believe, will be divided"
''Will Kenneth Force make the race
for the third time for city judge?"
Yes he Is in the field, and has no
opposition. That eminent barrister,
Hon. Patrick o'Keefe. wanted to make
the race. but the charter bars him.
Force has been police Judge four years,
and he doesn't hesitate TO say that he
hasn't got enough"
win Locketts decision, that all al
dermen must be voted for at large, be
observed?'
Il think not. Yet the ablest lawyers
OF the city agree with Lockett. The
outgoing aldermen are Charles Kahn
in the Fourth, Frank Kelly in the
Fifth, j. h, Long in the
Eighth, j. b. Woodside in the Ninth
C. II. Bird in the Eleventh and Or. ].
II. Briggs in the Twelfth. Briggs viii
not be a candidate for reelection. Tn,
Kelly and Bird have lead-plp'
cinch."
The gentleman from Dallas, after un
loading himself Of the above budge
of political gossip, hied himself away
from the hotel and ten minutes late,
was at the governors office giving thu
chief executive reasons why Hon. l.. l.
Foster should be retained on the rail
way commission. Perhaps II Is no
out of place to state that nearly every
prominent man who visits Aostil
says good word for Foster II he cal
get the ear OF Culberson. Another tip
| Able lawyers here coincide with tn
| Lockett decision and many go farther
saying that according to the plain let
ter OF the constitution county commits
sioners should be elected at large an
not by districts. The safe plan for tn
voters Of Fort Worth. Dallas. Houston
and Galveston to follow is to vote 70
| their aldermen as suggested by Hon. X
| h. Lockett. San Antonio will set tn
pace next Tuesday.
(signed) HUGH FITZGERALD.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-11

Cleburne, Tex, Feb, 10. The follow
ing Is the program for the meeting of
the teachers on the fourth Saturday in
February at 10 a. m;
Mutual Relation of History and
Geography.
Prof. ]. II. Garrison, Grandview.
General Discussion.
Music.
Professional Courtesy.
Profs. A. T.. Thomas, Alvarado. and
A. A. Murphree, Cleburne.
Business.
Ethics.
Mrs. Leonard. Cleburne; Miss May
Smith. Alvarado.
General Discussion.
Miss Bertha Clements, Joshua
Recitation. ..... $685.. 80. ........a
Music.
Examination Of Teachers.
.........,...,.,Prof Hixon, Joshua
General Discussion.
Business.
Attorney General Crane Is in the
city.
A. r. Shepherd returned from the
south today.
William Clarkson has gone to waxa-
hachie.
W. G. Mcfarland is in Fort Worth.
c. p. Hudson and a. A. Murphree
went to Alvarado Saturday.
Mrs. II. p Keith Is quite sick.
Mrs. W. Dickson is visiting relatives
in Hillsboro.
DR.. A. +. Sonntag and wife have re-
turned from visit to Waco.
MIR. o. f. F'orbron and Miss Efle Ell
lis were married Wednesday.
Mrs. Clark of Indiana is visiting Mrs
Qualities.
Mrs. w. F. Ramsey and children
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CLEANLINESS is NAE PRIDE. DRTs NAE HoN-
EsTY." COMMON SENSE DICTATES THE USE OF
s a o. 10

tRinment at the opera house last night.
under very inauspiclous circumstances.
because bf the weather They are all
very sweet singers. Mr. Lauren has one
OF the most cSquieitely mellow voices
we ever listened to- Miss Barden Is u
good eloeulonist, and pleased the audi
ence.
Blind Tom gave an exhibition nj the
opera house last night About IS peo-
Pile were present and remained through
the program, In spite OF the extreme
cold weather. Blind Tom Is certainly
a phenomenon. and lhs entertainment
Is unique, He Is alone IN his particular
kind OF show His most remarkable
feat IL the execution OF three airs
simultaneously. singing one and play
Ing two alrH.
Miss Ruby oadsey has returned from
Dallas.
Mrs MaiTnall OF Dallas IL In the city.
visiting Mira. j. G. Conway,
Mrs. A. c. Trevers OF Fort WORTH
Is visiting the family OF r. N. Erwin,
Mise Matte Slmms Is In Joshua on 4
visit to relatives.
Mrs. "A. Mntthews is Visiting In
Thorps Spring.
Mira, A. Davis 80 visiting friends in
Waco.
Mrs. N. Dickson Is visiting relatives
In Hillsboro.
Or. a, II. Sonntag and wife have ro-
turned from a visit to Waco.
Mr.. G. +. Tarbon and Miss Efiis FL
| lis wero married Wednesday.