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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-17

@rpB lit gegentpdrttg Der MdneeE ur
einpanbernben Sdrmarbettern. LIMB
i'm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der Seem
gorfer beutI9en unb irif9en 0e1ellindft
iiberiteigt bic Na9frase mad Sarmarbeitern
UNI bas 3ebnfo6e bic Nn3abl BON Irbeitern
biefer Dirt. @u3 in %unieren peitIiAen @robz
ftGbten fam f4on iebt Die Nu3frage nod
Sarnarbettern Bel Mettem ni9t bef1iebigt
tperban. 9a btetet fi9 dlfo tpieber ret9li9e
Mrbeitsgelegenbeit fir fOrperli9 tii6tige Or
b%ettslo1e in ameritanii9en Stdbter. &ber
aud iebt ma9t man Die @rfa6rurg, baB
ur1ter biefen 2euten ni9t tpentge fino, Die
bas 8ummeln unb 8etteln in Der Stabt
eirem guten, aber nit Nrbeit ne-tnipften
l1nterfommen auf benz 2anOe Dprais6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-17

9as Seuer inn @enats=Sliigel bes aapiz
to1s lit gliidli9ertpeiie nt6t nur febr riel
fleiner gepeien, pte Die alIererten, ionbern
au9 pie Die ~3tpeiten Na9rtdten es gema4t
baben. ga9 ben %neueften Mittbeilnn9et
lGBt fi9 Der fpirtli9e, iihtbare @3aoen nit
$500 ausbefern. Nu3 finb feline pi9tt9en
9ofumente bef9dbigt ober au3 MIR nab gez
tporben. 11nfere 6erren 8efebgeber Dnnan
besbdlb morgen obne Sur3t, bab ibnen Gin
@tiid 0ede duf ben &opf fdat ober DaB iie
ft9 einen S9nupfen bolen, tpieoer an bic
Nrbett geber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-17

Ser vgrpBe 9reis" @1abfone err
flGrt f9 in mebreren 3u19riften an &tr9enz
bGGtter fir einen gerabe5u 2urttdniihen
@onntags5tpang in @nglunb. t1no DicIen
bef6rGnften Sanatiter bergli9en IN ben leBz
ten aipei 8o9en ni9t etpenige brttil9e Set
tunqen nit -8ismard.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-17

Netp gort but ii@ tpieber einmal ge5db1t,
unb behauptet, iebt 1,863,5O9 @tnpo4ner
al BADEN. Mdren bic Seem Oorter 3Gbluuz
oe1 rur ni4t 10 unfi4er!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-17
ILLS

e6ter @pbn Der beutf9en @rbe, Elm 1toers
GlI9ter Mbf0mmltng u%nierer sermanti9 der
8prfa6ren 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-17
Ru6lano.

@us SbeiIa nurbe am Somftag gez
melbet, baB Der 3Dgerung Der rufftf9en Re=
g~ierung, nit Der rNmerican STANDARD"
SelgefeGf9aft iiber ben Wettbenerb 5tpiz
f6en ruiif9em unb amertfanii 9em Oet
unterbanblungen unautniipfen, Die Sbatz
fade gu @runbe liegt, baB bic ameritant@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-17

6eftise @rbft0Be finb in 8reoi1o,
Serrara, llbine unb pabua Derfpiirt NOR
ben. Sn 8enebig puroen bier
Grbt0Be berIpiirt, tpeG9e bic 8etpo6ner Der
@ta0t in @ngit unb @3reden DerIebtsn,
S9aben purbe ni9t angeri4tet.
6ro6britannien.
sSSr Der IeBten SiBung bes u~nter1aufes
erfldrte Der 8arlamentsfefrttdr Deg @usz
ipdrtigen, Sir Gbnarb @reb, in @rtpioerung
auf cine bie56e3iigli9e 5ruge, oaB Die Hez
aterung fpi7e, baB Die Ger. Staaten eine
@ommiffion ernannt 6dttea, Inn iibsr Die
&usfu9rbarteit Des Plaae5, einen Canal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14
EXCHANGES NOTES.

The Alvord Budget Tho Aivord cam
ming factory has put up thld year llN
eases or % 600 cans Of corn S1og cases OF q,
peaches. IN all, 1884, COZ cans OF peaches be-
sides 100 gallon cans Of pie peRchcsi Nl
cases or $500 cans Of towatoes This
makes a total OF is1,3J0 cans for THIS
seasons pack and with what will yet be
put up the total pack Of the season viii
aggregate at least sOO,OOQ cans.
The Texas Sandwich says Now that
money IN beginning to como In for this
seasons crop let every Texan resolve
that, commencing with this year, the proS
ceeds of Texas cotton shall be Kept as
much at home as possible. II the people
cake of sonp up 10 q cotton GIN, with Il
Texas brand ON II, the work Will soon tle
accomplished. Let us not wait until the
first Of tho new year to make this resolu-
ton but begin II now, for, like a motion
to adjourn, 1t is always In order.
The Lulng News: According TO express
Agent Griuin's books the grape ship
ments this reason are as follows Num-
her OF baskets, b2H; number Of pounds,
4lO2s. OF this amount J. y. Tablock ship
ped 20l1 baskets, which amounted % lOsiS
poLnds, or nearly onc-half of tho to nj
shipments. The amount shipped is on.y
a small portion OF tho crop raised, cs tho
larger part of the crop WIS converted Into
wine. The News can safely say that tho
country tributary 10 luiing was worth
over yl00.uJJ
The Waco Times; Captain G. W. White
and Mr.. John Wilson arr at tho head Of
tho new surveying party whlch VIII re-
port after investigating the area OF land
which may derive water for irrigation
from the Brazos-DoSquc lakes. In tho
course of their investigations the englaqcr
corps viii trace tho old dam built ten or
fifteen miles above Waco soon after the
redmen evacuated tho region in favor Of
the ruthless and ACCOMMODATING pale face.
The old dam turned the first water wheel
ever seen In Texas and furninhfd wirar
besides for irrigation. ~ II still tue that
there Is nothing new under the sun.
Palmer Times; y. II. Bell brought US In
which seem 10 flourish IN Hllis county
soil. The stalk was nlied with PEAS from
top 10 bottom. Mr., Hell has n planting
from seed he brought from Arknnsas Is
probably about tho only grewth OF this
pea IN the county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

70 wear at a charity hail In Navro,,
mouiu nave been glad at one time 10 har,
~ uple TO send 10 the nearest countrv
SURE ior Few yards OF calico.
THE FIGHT IN OHIO.
yo ms y Az TO Brlce's credit lie is de.
iIohs 70 nus family and takes grcnt de.
every thing into gold for their han,,I, .''.'
nnu entertainment. Himself niwa,.s ha Nj,
u,tesseu. although he employs gooI tniior,
s,. 49, 10 II that no detail Is omitted a.
a., ulhisnlhs wearing apparel for his fam
pree mas been able to win IN ohio
~ me power OF his money and IN, tbs
shrewdnoss Of his Judgment.
Alihough comparatively new man In
tne United States senntc. Brlce has made
niinself prominent by fighting for nnotec-
Won ~ the Wilson-Gorman tariff act lie
won TINS hight with Senators German and
Suay' ana although once excctated Nv
ue Iree trade democracy he Is now re-
sewing naught but praises. Brice took
the right shoot also in the money oncs,
ton. Ohio is an honest money state, rs
Iestlhed by Senator shernan's almost
continuous presence in congress since
lsil, To win his recollection Iirice has
made Ex-Governor Campbell the demo-
cratic nominee. Campbell has not a dollar
TO call his own. but Brice can easily noy.
nli his campaign expenses. Campbell does
not believe that he can be elected ana
neither does Brice, But Campbell can
make stronger run than any other DEM
ocrat in Ohio, and he will thus give Rrice
more margin TO trade upon for legisla-
i've votes. Brice's extraordinary person.
ality makes him a most Interesting figure
and well worthy the attention OF ali stlt-
dents OF politics
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14
Another chap,er ON Lepro.y.

HOuktOnt IENnEt atDtefnbcr ".
Thanksl thanksl for the various dis
sertations upon leproay to which you
have richly treated US. Our minds will
now be so imbued with the thoughts Of
this dread subject that we will bo suspl-
cious OF every case Of pltyriEsis. psoriasis
or fearful We may happen to perceive and
feel ready TO exclalm-''Rooml fol- the
Leper, roomp But methinks hear "the
great disqulsitlon Is over. and being u
tinkling symbal and sounding brass" the
niedipal htudsnt. ! am. alagl not edited.
Furthermore. II gives me pleasure 10 tcad
English, grammatical English: this me
nv pleasure has not been great. II Is
evident the first writer now comedies the
contagiousness OF the disease. but less 50
than small pox or yellow fever, This Is
lust right. But who VIII coincide WI h
him. that the wards OF a hoapital-cven
his Charity hospital. Is the prope- and best
place for a leper TO receive kindness and
good treatment? Again. the aane writer
SAYS that no new cases developed IN
charity hospital by months OF rcsidenro
~ the same ward. "Residence IN the
Tam0 war; means Isolation and the
period OF incumbation Is years, 30 that
ans limited observation OF months only
reminds us OF Pope's distieh-
"a little learning is dangerous thing.
Drink deep. or touch not the Pierian
spring"
We have all read the history. Of the
late Father Damien, the. celebrated
martyr. who went amongst the leperA as
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

halfway AGE.
Tho ambitious project OF continuous
railway from the Manitoba line due south
TO Galveston on tho Cult. distance Of
1900 miles or more, which was inhuguratod
a few years ago us a farmers enterprise.
has been revived under different aus.
pieces, and is now making some progress.
As the Gulf and Interstate railway II has
graded seventy miles from Galveston
north to Beaumont From there TO Kan
sns city, distance or some 70l miles,
the link is TO be furnished by the Kansas
Guy. Pittshurg and Gulf, OF which 20
miles at the north end ur0 In op ration
and grading southwark ~ In progress, II
" promised that the line from Kansas
city to Galveston viii BE- completed by
tho end of 1896, In Town n little work "
being done under the name Of the Mani-
toba and Gulf, but the prospect for COW
erlng the 500 miles or 70 north OF Kansas
City seems to be rather ynguc-in fact Il
Is not easy TO md room for another yard
across Iowa at present. Tho southern
half Of this north and south tranacon-
tlnontal enterprise however appears 10
be assured Of completion. and It N hot i'm
possible that through cpIs may eventually
be running between Winnipeg and Gnl-
weston over the completed Gulf, Inter
state and Manitoba railway.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14
POINTS AMOUR rnorLlr.

-, ..,.,,. 49,. -, "A 40. - a.,
,,,
l.e nouii,esa Hintlh N9tl ihiluyn nhs Just
ncuh uraauA'eu from tue unworthy OF
Love Divine * the name or "A negro re-
Gently arrested nt Lexington, KY. for
hlrhihk wagon iona OF toolh
H. W. j, Ham, tho Georgia Newspaper
man who coined tho term 'snoly-Fostcr,"
has gone into the lecture business and h
making 10000 year.
Whnt will Tho Anriophobianr do ma, .
The Princesa Maud has gone clean back
on them by ordering her bicycle from an
American manufacturer.
Henry u. Sanders. town elerI, of Lyons
NJ y recently seniencrd Ia sinr sini,
priAon for atenIlnq tho town funds re-
ceivpd a nalary Of so a Year as io,vt,
tlerk
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

Victoria, Texas. September I'm. L.
p. De Mouche. manager of the Victoria
cigar factory. has always declared that
Victoria county land would produce as
fine tobacco AZ any in Virginia ,r any
other State and induced several farmers
70 experiment. Yesterday he showed Tho
Post correspondent come samples OF to-
sorts II equal to Imported Loaf. About
1909 pounds were raised on an aero, and
u " worth at least cents n pound In an
manufactured condition. Specimens
have been sent TO factories for an OK
preston OF opinion MS 10 ita quality.
A movement II on foot here 10 entab-
lihh here a curing house, a necessary ad-
Junct 70 tobacco raising. which VIII slim
ulate tho planting OF the weed now that
the adaptablity Of the soil IA established
slider this and kindred questions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

Beaumont. Texas. September i2.-County
Judge Gpy's proclamation calling an
election on September "a TO decide whcth-
er or not tho corporation OF beaumont
should be abolished was posted by Sheriff
Langham this morning. The election IL
called an provided by article $40, title IL.
chapter II OF the Revised Civil Statutes
Tho proclamation has been almost the
exclusive topic OF street conversation
today.
Parties from Sabine Pass this after
noon report that petition for a local
option election is being circulated In the
future great.
The scanoldlng around the tower on
the now residence OF Mr.. u. j. Hcbert
gave way this morning aud preoipitatod
a painter named Loid headforeniost TO
thirty feet but DIR. Price, who attended
him, says he sustained no Herious IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

Refugio. Texas. September s-District
court convened last Monday with Judge
$. +. Grimes on the bench and @. W. L.
Fly. Esq., district attorney pro TEN. IN
place OF tho regular district attorney.
who did not attend. There wore nfty-four
bis found by the grand jury, nearly all
OF them for minor onenaeS. There were
IN attendance upon court Mesars. V. b.
Proctor and n. a. Plsasants OF Cuero, T..
d. Dabney, =. q. Proctor. c. +. carsuer
and q. w. l.. Fly OF Victoria. r. r. HALT
day and J. Gus Patton OF Goilad; u. w.
hthyton uf San Antonio. J. H. ElEin and
Captain McFuriane OF Rockport There
was very little clyil business.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

Galveston, Texas, September 12.-1JusI-
ness transacted toaay In tho court Of civil
appeals for the First supreme district:
Affirmed-'Thos, O. Odom vs. g. w.
Mencfce, from Shelby q. r. Perryman
q Al VI. 4. l.. Smith OF al, from Bra
zoria.
Reversed and Remanded-salome Nc.
Allen ct al. vs.. q. NJ. Raphael OF al, from
Cameron. Leo Tucker ct al. Va. q. n.
Hogan. from Lay1ca.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

Beaumont, September ia special
train. consisting 0. private cars Victoria.
Texas and Guadalupe, Arrived IN the city
at lI.31 o'clock this morning The cars
ofiieials who are On fheir annual inseec.
tlon OF the Atlantic aystcm. They only
remained IN Beaumont a few minutes and
they went up tho Sabine and East Texas
railway to Rocklnnd and Will leave this
city for Houston ia the morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

BRENNAN. Texas, September IL. There
was pretty good delegation or the
Brcnham Gun club out Wednesday even
ing. and Mins Elma Morrisa led the score.
demonstrating to tho club her flne
marhHmanshlp. Ladies' are eligible 10
membership In the club.
Judge y, II, SlnkB haH appointed
Messra. WIN I.usk, I. J.. Simmons aud
u. N. McNeal ~ finance committee
TO examine into tho finances OF tho
county and they arc at work In District
Clerk Krug's office.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

Lockhart. September i2.-wiii Sears,
who was killed In tho street nght on Tues
day. was taken to Prairie Lea yesterday
for burial.
Jen Howard, tho salo0n man who fired
the fatal shot that killed Sears. IL In jail
suffering with n bad wound In the leg and
VIII have his examining trial as soon as
he "a nble TO attend
Constable Tom Connally. for the part
which he playcf IN the tragedy has been
placed under n. bond OF $500. which he
readily gave and was discharged.
II IL not believed that there VIII be
any further trouble over the mournful
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

Beaumont. Texas, scricmhcr is.-afrs
Annie Murray. aged eS years. died this
Afternoon at = o'clock. the rsult OF com.
nlicallon OF diseases. The deceased was
tho mother OF Mira o, n. irecves and
moved TO this city from Canada about two
years a9o, Her remains WIN b. inferred
IN Magnolia Cemetery tomorrow after
noon. the FUNERAL 20 lake nlntn from tho
residenee Of her dauEhlnr nj o'clock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

Goodwin Of the santa re will return to.
morrow fom abort trip over the road
General Passenger agent Keenan, OF
from u tour over the line.
j. = Galbraith, general PASSENGER and
freight agent or The international aud
morning.
a. G. Michneiis recently appointed
commercial agcnt OF tho international
and Great Northern at ST. Louis is In
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

New wayeriy. Texas. September IL
Tho weather continues bot and dry. with
no Indications OF rain Cotton generally
has been literally ruined by tho cotton
leaf worm; some cotton was partially
saved by poisoning, though II 10 scattering.
Stock water has dried up and cisterna are
getting very low,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

Sulphur Springs. Texas, September IA
This morning w. u. Brady and wife.
living ten miles northwest OF here. went
10 the cotton field, taking their I-nlonths.
shade on a pallet. In about mn hour, when
the mother returned to II, n horrible sigft
met her gaze. Surrounded and prey eli
upon by hogs was her baby, with pnrt Of
lta head eaten AWAY and alrefdy dea.i.
Thay did not know boss wero IN The field
ard the grief sricken mother 10 pros-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

Refugio, Texas. September s--Four new
buildings are Just being started ,. H.
Fox, two-story residence; IL. Hamburg,
two-Etory residence and business house;
new bupiness bouge aud printing uffce
for the Refugfo Register. and a two-ntoi1
grain and feed store In connection with
their livery stable. by Mcasfs. j. n. o'Dep-
nell A. CO. Several more are spoken OF
In the near future.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

OF tho cornerng OF ilmoa comes the an.
nouneement that lemons have more than
doubled IN price here Consumers whc
Offering 81 per box for the same srticls
today, Possibly the price has jumped
some since | met tho lemon user who
| gave mo the information. Plenty OF PEG.
| pie here make lots OF money without
linen,
An who have seen the crews OF the be-
fender. the visllant and the vaikyric a,
close quarters have noticed the hctero.
| doNy, az to dress displayed BY those on
hoard, For Instance, the hcadgear known
all, Some OF them wear straw hats
others dcrhyr. others soft hats and Others
nondeseripi things that did not CONT
the yaehtless oniookcr who was on shore.
Two rival FIRE companies In the an
ncNed district turned out this morning
and chased the rising sun. SOMEONE had
/ men saw the rcd glow they headed their
| machines In that direction, and had a
lively run, Thus " the clearncsH OF the
metropolitan atmosphere vouched for.
|
Crap shooting has long been u crime
and a fad on the pavcmonta OF New York.
| The street arab Is a dcvotce OF the per-
| ntclouH pnHtimc. In order TO wNin the
devll around tho stump the "PIraior Of
Park Row" as the nbwsios nrc called.
haNy invented y new game They call it
uar ~" 10 w hliliintlN lying III. NV man
NJ vi counting inc points TWO boys
plnS tlr nalne each taking the rame OF
,sSSnaiiS ,Vakus team, score sheet "
~. ~, ~ WE sueW1lk' unn the boys
turns rn U M c e9im AM minS H. II hrad
a lady brought an action against her
landlords to cnion them from Interfering
with or ohNtructing tho FREQ use l,v ntnin.
inns daughter ~ Tho atoms nurrH vssti.
bule and hallway 81 tho apartnsni io,lee
she occupies for inrrcFs nni "rre.s f,,
her bicycle during Tho term Of ne i,nss
Previous TO August 10 dcfcndants ob,
structcd and prevented ingress nnd errcss
soc her on their bicycles, ana on that
ln hy lhe l9nl,tess m9llned the mother thar
talte hsr h,c,,,t" 1iv V 10y up alowed 20
''NFN'' Ut w" "u''
,a,.,, o., f,...,.... ,,., M,
y r''"' VI N'HEc rr'iloh IRAN has APP
pearcd IN Madison Square Park He IL
about 90 ycnra old nppnrentt,, nnd b.s a
black beard A iara1 nnstrLnatn NV =
part Of his oouinncnt ma , inf at v'hitn
paper and erisrbrs ara ng1css,rins' W.,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

cypress Top, Texas. september la.--on
Friday, september g. Mrs. Hardy. wife Of
Judge l.. Hardy OF Spring Crssk, died
after a long and painful sickness. She
was a lady Of most estlmaHe character
alid leaves a large FAMILY and numerous
friends to mourn nor lOys
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

wheeicck. Texas. sertsnher is.-S'cl.
at O'Clock on the mn Of Inflammation Of
the bowels. Miss pecl<lc Tarver aged 80
years She was sister OF Mrs, Smith.
VINO died no tragienlly lust one month
ego. The bercaved parents have the sym,
PATTY OF the entire community.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

Galveston. Texas. September i2-The
funeral OF I'D Lewis. the santa Fe enein-
eor who died at Temple. Tuesday night.
from injuries received IN a wreck at
Seaiey. occurred this morning from his
attended
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

Navasoia. Texas. September H--Work
on the quarry road just below Miiiican
on the Houston and Texas Corral will
begin tomorrow, sixty convicts having
been secured from Allen farm 70 begin
the work OF grading.
The road viii be throe miles long and
the quarry Will give employment 10 i2l
ma
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

Rose hill. Texas, september l2-piod,
late Monday evening the 9th. Olga, the
little daughter OF Mr., and Mrs. Adolph
Rocscl, aged something uvcr years.
from mnlaiim foYrr The interment TOOK
place Tuesday evening at tho Lutheran
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

Fulshcar Texas. September 7-Louls
pidscuneit, aged u years and month,
died September Z, 1856 at II o'clock OF
congestion Of tho brain. being sick only
three days, Atlanta, Ca, papers please
COPY and ohliEO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

poor's Manual IN 1883 commenced It's
| first comprehensive exhibit OF freight nni
passenger traffic. In iss2, tho frst year
freight moved was sco.is0.g7s tons, and
tho average earnings per ton per mile
was i.2se cents. The tonnage moved In
1884 almost doubled this, but the average
earnings thereffom only eauaied o.ssi
cents per ton per mile. Tho statistics
prescribed show TINT IN tho thirteen years.
iss2-pi. the total freight movement OF ali
tho railways amounted 10 ~, 1,is2, vi
tons moved ere mile. A compsnsati,o, i.
received r,Ne, 1e5, 2si but had tho aver
ago rate Of lss2 prevailed for these thir-
teen years. tho excess which the public
would have paid for this sarvice would
have amounted TO an average OF nearly
ssfSSs o. s al s rates, nssSss, p sna ave ".
degpads. has inereassd az 5oilow.ss;s ~,
interest, per cent -. ia IN 4.n
pividonda, .por cont -. e.gi l.@ LOO
Fer Psr t ns,. mile cent? ,aIIs BIN e Ss;l
Tho manual briefly .nummoriEcs tho
causes which have resulted In the con-
tlnual lowering OF dividends In tine last
twenty years to- ~ The unwise policy
81 railway extension pursued since isss:
burden OF unproduciive lines until Tho
county grows up to their need: ~ re-
prcsalye legislation affecting rates.
chiefly due 70 the Ignorance or ylcious-
ness OF demaeosues 90 composition and
ronie5. % tho restrictive f ss,arss q sSe
Interstate commerce law, and 90 the
labor question and growing tendency -
demand higher wn6ce.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

Nayasoia. Texas. September 1--we
Thousand four hundred ana sIxty-seven
bnIca OF now cotton have been received 70
date as against 1901 on The corresponding
date OF last year. Tho crop Il very short
lil1 viii soon be all In. H. g. IS, ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

Columbus. September i2-Alr VIII
Wagner OF this place dicd lart n SHIT after
short Illness at the home OF his tno;hor.
Ho will be buried tomorrow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

oranbury Tcxas, neptembor FMS
hlghtowcr, wife OF Roy. A p. Ilightower
dIod here t0dny ~ lga0 D. M.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14
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Loeansport. La. September fi.-Locni
option carried In DO Soto parish by a
very large majority. Al wards except
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

New York, September a.-on the heels
OF tho cornering OF iimea comes the an
nouneement that lemons have more than
doubled In price here. Consumers who
paid 81 per box on Saturday last were
onering 81 pcr box for the same article
today, Possibly the price has jumped
some since | met tho lemon user who
gave mo the information. Plenty OF PEG.
pie here mako lots OF money without
linen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-14

Two rival FIRE companies In the an
ncNed district turned out this morning
and chased the rising sun. Someone had
turned In false alarm, and when the
men saw the rod glow they headed their
machines In that direction, and had a
lively run, Thus " tile olearucaa OF the
metropolitan atmosphere vouched for.