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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-10

CITY 81 Mosicn. August . The department
" Communications report that they have to-
day agreed on basis of contract with D.
n Chreaeuright q member 0t Tho london
Institute of civil Engineers. Tor Ho entire
equipment Of The Trhuantepee National rail-
was aud the construction ~ tnrminal ~1fks
at both tho Atlantic and Parihc ENDS. They
also reported the capital ready In London
for this work.
Popular gossip IN Puebio regaydinR tho
daWurdy assassination Of Editof olmos Is
extremely unfayofahls 10 The authontlca
This IL tho third similar murder within Few
years and preceding saHsaainationa baye been
on political grounds,
Reports from tho cotton crops In Northern
Meairo Indicate excellent prospects.
irirs In the town OF coatepec casiaios
state Of Guerrero destroyed nlAiy houses
eon'amins everything tho Inhabitants pos.
pessfd.
Many European scientists have accepted an
invitation 10 attend tho congress- u Aninfis
caHiaiEE 70 be- held here IN october.
new model Of the Nondfagon rife. made
Al Ntvhauasn, HWigsriand, viii soon arrive
here and great results arc expected.
The government ~ collecting military
trophies from all over the country and -.
psrial search is now being made Tor ne MAD
captured from an American regiment At the
battle u AngpEtuTa IN 1857. when fsuud. be
placed IN Tho artillery museum
The Universal tonight says that IN 10 opin.
Ion the assanninE " Eaiior oinlps arr in a
place " safety. certain Of immunity end be-.
yond the reach " Justice The prfaa con.
tlnusa 10 clamor Tor the clearing " " this
horrlbie crime Nhich has given a profound
shock 10 the cumDuniiy
Cuban leaders heFo deny ihey are ntiins
out expeditions, They nay thoy viii respect
ihs neutrality laws. They urge that ths
United States should fseosni1e their coin
patrl9in IN Cuba AZ bsiiiEsfentr aging thsY
now hays properly oTgaulae1 government OF
the lsland
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-10

Terrell, Aug. o.. Tho Free Mothodlstu arc
holding protrartVd meeting Al the bush
grow. In the south part Of the clty ., The
cotton worn, ~ creating some unuaah,usH
among tanners IN this locality bot a. got
no great damage has been done The nor.
NAL school attendants are preparing iUr ca
animation. rue pohoal VIII last a weet
lpugur..,.Ths city Ia having a good lot VI
eonylfta working ON the hltUuu and u1luH
other ely work President u, ~ H.
Green 70 on thr 80 a Rfrnt deal here Of
late. owing TO uilt0ed intorcEta that de
uaud hla presence at dnrfoat ulacoa In
rineraAt states Something W unusual alfa
IN railroad cirrlua Will probably happen
within the month W Two. Several new mer.
chants bayc opened No business Ia Tor
r~u withIn the last month, and there aro
prospects Of more coming The aand train
on tho reaaa midland 10 continually al wurk
nov. aud tho go0d onrct OF itn work IL mo-
Hcrahlo on lhc fDnd bed Tomorrow morn.
ihE huother crowd ~ neuraionism TO mo
Rcottaulie camp meeting viii leave Trf-
rsil Never ih tho history " Terrell has
there been 80 much moving w. merchants.
Thn fan Of tho Word uflnuan bricha had
romfMing TO DO with starting the cham.
ma
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-10

Tho contract has boon lot Tor tho new
Prince building adjoining tho liawloy bulld.
Ink on Main street and work Will proceed ut
once, II VIII be- tyo,Hlory brick bOapl. qua
cost 1900
Cr1wdu BROS, Will erect tw1.alory brick
store building On tho rita 0rguplet by the
frame building at th1,r present quarters un
M0nthouUrd street az the corner NJ Taylor
Moana MpHaer. Hangulnoi a Moaatr arc
working night md day on tho plans fnr Wr
nav Lamar county court house which arc
required 60 bo completed By August 20 They
w0rn awarded tho plAna aver oil thu lead.
ing pfchltocta NJ Texas aud two prominent
firms fium abfUad The building viii be OF
pressed brick and stone aud cost tgUuo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-10

Abilene Ter. Aug s.-pr Harrington wos
called 10 the Agricultural and Mechanical
roiicea 81 iifyan this mnrninR u prr his
BROTHER. MIA W. y. ilugsH loo ,his morn
ing for waoahaohio so Yint her parents
she viii be abnsni tiil September i.,.. Alrb IT.
Min aud daughter Kate lett today for MtHofai
Wells 10 spend week The Young pe0-
pic enjoyed quite ulfe snclahlc, Riyen
by NinaeA Mamie and Lttle Douglass. 81.
Charles 3. Benz "a az his post agalu az
RnliinH 4 NounE's anar spendlpE The aum
insT In tho country %. nurant has sold
ia properly here and viii 0eate IN ihe
nation, Alr, Lsighty 81 down IN East TqsGs.
prospecting ..T. }. Martin and wife irft
Tits week Tor Wnahaehle. 70 make Il their
futurc bone. a, hfuno. renfhman from
near Colorado city. has bought thn gpafa
house from Motsfa Boaunan Woodbridge
consideration ~ 90. iiy IL contemplating
other Investments soon Will Campbell VS.
badly cut ~ CHARLES Collins. ppintsr
last night u Il not considered serious,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-10
ONLY ArrER cocoANrrs.

City ~ Mexico. Aug. o Much comment
has hssH ncsaalenea Al Prognl'ia hat the
fAcf that ne oatsnalble motive NJ asr iAmss
Wgodhail vas " buy encosnntg -''l ~ not
an article of extensive oaport nt. eaptsia
explained that he reason Of his trng twenty
three DAYS on the Way ifcm naiil'eofc wa the
breaking of maehinsry
Vilcount comfiiy states thai Nov York
espiiallsiH have unherribcd d saa00o gold Tor
ihr AaKican Nhti9ral gspaaitlun bni nothing
VII b. dpne uHisss ifEaeio liesanano turns
efrf the conceauicn 10 him. 1hr Mexican
government n not inistferHe with thu expo,
ntioh a. present, and u u said 10 be awaiting
me a1ysiepipsnts which snail natihissioei5
pfsse tina, tne expedition Is financially vel
backed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-10


Another thing the enteemed Gazette over
looked pnrposeY, perhaps " tho TACT mat
While France reserves tho right 10 pay hnr
coin notes IN mlNor instead OF gold fhn
promptly forks over gold Tor the SILVER CON
WHOM demanded, ana that IL the way ana
wv o"' ,, T"t, ~ ,,a en,, ~, ~ "a ""
ryrry slIycr dollar In France In backed
BY gold. aud tho coinage Of silver b limited
10 certain amount 90 az 70 enable , Iho
siivs, coin Of any country remains on a
parity with the gold coin OF tho country.
iual q long as YOU can get gold dollar Tor
VIZ e'y., un'; anp o t,a d,a r,,, y,r ,t
rnver. then tho bankerB ana tho people
VII refuse to make tho exchange and when
.lst napP w. ,,,,ai h,,it,on MN, ya,, MAYA
practlcai nlustrntion Of that today In all
tlycr countries. No silver country iu the
World VIII sAohanse gnlu Ior E'.,;
~ ri hays Snnrnc,a,.d aitynr AL"
la. France. tho United siatoa aud all sold
pounirios promptly give gold for their silver
snnl. anu ~ ~, supn NIX, soun,,'n' ,, ,.,
geyernmont stampn certain numbor Of
grains Of silver dollar, aud rayg Il ahall
he equal to eot,hlh number OF t,"ns T.,
h0'u 1 nnl., S'i y has thc ab,ii,v md wilma
neaa to give tho gold for tho silver whom
dernSnd,i. That y The teal and the 9nly
,%t Yep nv" a,h ." ga' ~. T rog,, ,
ana The people must give no gold Tor the
silver when demanded Austin Statesman.
The Statesman - az 'ofr.'' "''' o.,
usually Is Ia inc discussion OF 'o'' '''',,''"'
US mode OF argument No'' ''''p''' "'''"
4ae' 70 ofaer' one may W''s '"''"'"s'
me pAhe''a NuFE's''p '""' ru'up. "'''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-10

cloburnc. Aug. n.-Ihe Cleburna public
schools viii open tho third Monday In .yp-
tcmbor a littin child Ut Nrs Ella Moore
was badly burned whllo playipE With powder
,,.,Jl y, Cowloy NJ The ., Vs. ltipy Lumber
company haa gone On tho road IN tho inter
eai Of that company. NJ F1fd viii ansumo
management VI the entire retail business In
clebufng. Parties from Waco have made all
arrangements for o foot fnuo 90 be run be.
tween an unknown party ana a. W. KIP
lirg6r % this place, The race will occur
most Tuesday ut tho fair grounds aud viii
hn for 100 yards Tor 5000. Hail uf this
amount Is alrotiy Ia tho hands " one OF
our pramlnent citiEonu. tlpnngrts hackers
arc confident VI aucGsss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-10
| O0K0UI INN,
IEANEgll |
The Great Summer ns,od
OF tho South

The Inn 10 q mammoth firatiur 4
gnuco. l'lulHuud IN guafigipd ~
decorated by urtlHtH " nallonsl fi,fn
4 walk through the maln heli ~ Z
In more than M eighth ~ ~
table aud toiylcu arc The best Il, u
Ing and drainage arc perfect ntf
lux Hnd evening concerts Ald aiiit
the music room.
Livery. bowling. billiards l'iis
Guquvt
Iio drives aud walks eanu'l y
passed In America, The tpentu Y
gTaudoat tho sun ever sh9np hplA "
HauufOfi, The eminent hlaiqnip VI
hgO OF NJ said "Ihig 10 the ffa4,g
1 ever saw. IN oil M lfeItli
noyor soon any scene 10 etesl WI
lime grandeur" "
Hourly cars from Chaltanoori ~
deputH 10 tho Inn,
Write for ter,na and full paIp''i'
summer OF lbD5.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-10

Tyler. Aug. p.-Wodncnday morning at
O'Clock NJ the fonidonc u the BRIDES parents
Sir. and Mrs r. :. Dobbs. Mr, =. Vs. Ainl
llna 0f ToxAfkana, and Miss Francis hobbs
" this city. were happily married The core
mony was performed by Hoy, II, ~ nub7fc
NJ Marvin church. Mr., Mullins ~ one Of
TeNnfhnnH'a most prosperous young buHiucan
men AZ present he IN president Of the rosaH
Produce company Of ToEatknna aud hha
hosts of friends wherever he " known, Misi
uobbs was one Of rylcr'u fsyoritcs, highly
accomplished and IN NJ companion fpr NJ
worthy younE man Misaoa Hattie Moore aud
Mae Hamilton arc spending several days 10
Galveston, the guest NJ their sister Mra, q,
n, Engicdow b.. Miss Oeordo Wood. charm
ing young lady Of waco has returned to her
home after spending very pleasantly several
woke her, the EutHt Of her many friends
MlFa Cora Richie VI Austin IN visiting In the
city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-10

Mr. podHun one ot hor most Reliable business
mot. Mr. q, a. iYry, Nu uaripw tHd MiaH
Ruth McLrau luit yuatrfday morning Tor
Eureka Springs 10 Join ug sherman lul AL
ready thotr. Mlaa nonabn Hanks An at.
uaoilyc young lady M Abllouo, lett ior Was.
ahuuhio To visit friends. augr spending noya
oral wcoku In tha CITY with her aunt, AIu
G.. w. Brown a lo1sH screw In uio engine
ut power house oauacd tho ,ngin0 to he
come uumuuhEelblo laHt night aud things
WIRE demolished considerably The electric
ears VIII consequently not Iuu Tor several
days Attractions are being booked tor tho
season at tho Coz opera huuao. % they
compare Win those OF last year, the people NJ
sherman vii bo highly oatud 80 petition
for prohibition clr'tion viii be- presented
Ga tho county commissioners court with
irls namcn attached and tho hvculn viii
probably be- ordered to take place BY the
Mt " September
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-10

Iowa Park iuE E, Edwards hos pur.
chased unr. half Interest In tho Palace drug
tt1fn, ana the style of tho nfu viii be- 4. F
uternlor 4 co. Alr, Edwards ~ gentleman
VI lnrgr means aud his association win this
hrm VIII rend'r II one " the strongest In
the ely ..,S I Williams has sold his hand
some r'aidencu 10 Hon. l., ", FtiFblt ut
wichita Falls. our public school viii bcgn
tho nrst Monday In October Il MAS "a ar
ranged 10 accommodate children IN tho ouuu.
ny who viii be- needed IN gathering Tho large
cotton crops Captain John ~ HtoHr NJ
wichita FAILS IN here today IN visit TO his
brother, lnmen a, StoHe. ana on buHurH1
connected Win hls landed lntofcat in thlH
vicinity The delegated To the silver con.
N0ntlon OF Fort Worth have returned in nno
npirlw over tho outlook Tor tho white metal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-10

tliy for school truatocs, and tho following
gentlemen were elected a. G wilkes, N
nufoaon, ~. q, puco. :, ", Jones, H. "
Eugloston and w. w. Young. all ~ whom arc
eood men aud well quallned Tor the duties "
the onicn, We arc needing rain very much
Cotton, ~ general thing. has made an that
II viii. unless We gct rain soon TO start the
plant w Tor q full crop, Cotton picking has
begun and several farmers who were In town
today said they had out a bale ready tor the
kin, II Il tho opinion Of farmers generally
Of bale psr acre was the average crop. The
corn crop 10 nno,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-10
mILI.TON.

nolton. Aur. s.-Tho nrat bale ~ now cot.
ton was brought In thla morning ana Glanced
at hlaalng' IN" now i2l,"W opera house Ia
nearing completion, Two nov IRON font
stone business houaea are under cabstructlon
on West avenue aud two more viii DO he.
gun at once, on East avenue two busines,
houses viii be- hunt soon. There arc aeyeral
elegant rcaidcucos under construction and
others arc contemplated.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-10

Chicago August n-Nla furI1ugs. Lord
lNusdalg, Woni the nistiiisr u'eoadi Lead
Seven furldusl Hob Martin won, Ethel
NJ second. Uncle Tom ihin. Tine,
1904
sis furldnrs Iinndneme W0ni Y0rottA
second iup Satellite thlrd lime iii
Five funuhRst irene Woods won! laliAh
iull.2
al fgrlouss watr,u Leland won, ore.
gu Eclipse second Treasure thlrd TiMr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-10

Cameron. Aug p,'-otto Hartman arcldrntiy
thni aud killed hlH wife barbara hartman.
Yesterday afternoon while shooting soma
martins, Hartman IL about 70 years old. and
he and his wife had lived happily together
fuf several years, A reading club was sf.
ranlagd al tho residence N lion g. H. Hen.
dura1n last uirhi o.. The Mother Hubbard
bare ball game yesterday afternoon reminded
unn NJ the 'cuming man" noli WORMS aud
oaiorpllIars arc inlurnE cotton In Milan
county, RAIN ~ badly needed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-10

''wcman Is winning hsr way politically
ma o,heraiae" says tho chicago Titnss-
Herald. And in evidence. It prnn half
column illustrated with portraits Of women
Who arc holding once In the West. This
lisi Of portraits does not include any Of the
Eousu who have made national names a.
Political speakers. bu, only such aa have be-
ionno aufHceuty influential TO secure local
,faces. TexAa women have not taken much
70 politics but those who have allied minor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-10
NInNI. m HAIlATnlA-

Saratoga n ~ August y -Four and a
half iurloHsa flurlie Nau. Shy iiiuu SOC,
oudi prcpnir third rnfN ~ IA
Milo ana sixteenth iaugdlu Won
Maurice second Chorryst1ue third. Timu.
10
k1lilny. milri DnugaryCn woni Aimee
ng,d"in soeoni' hlA'nny ihrd rimr
flye hrianrs sWrcf Farnfdale won.
Mlss rcleatlna hfeondi Ia asliirnue third
SIS msloagH jack ot Spades ard Cbesa.
p.aAf tan dead heat Aafahhe third
1iue. i'i4Hi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-10

iion wss held IN The siiy fof The purpose d
rseihF shethsr Or not ihe DaDple within tho
corporate limits should BE- taxed tor public
puFposss. and 4 carfisi b. smal vote over
fhs iWo.thifda vote required BY Ian. the vote
beng v Tor taxation ard q against Also
- he sans dsy 40 eieoilen SAA held IN ihln
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-10

Two Players Want 100 Flght over the
umplryz bcoHiun,

Galveston. August % Especially puilup
won tOdny'H gmuu uy huuuiuE hla aud
Kidding sharply Ihr only "unu Dallas
mndr wcrg twV y,y hud ,nuntrA. nrla.
coil nni ImIHIU Carson yumu NtlY nrur
mixing IN tho fuurlh Inning over q drulH.
Ion. Tut the police uupprd the SO. At
tendance 1900
GnlyrHtuu .....g % u q . 90 1 % . I
bdllns ..,.,....i u q . . - y U q. y .
Enrurd ruuH Galveston, l; Dallas,
Home rtuH. hl|uu4N, hurfr, HnttyrlrH
lfrotr md BADGER Nuuhcy nni Hodge
Umpire afnrFou
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-10

Kansas city, August % Purse, sis fur.
lluEg RAT lrH Won Twilight second;
Union hifd. 1inie, 2Nl2
I've und a mlf furl0ngE southunrst
wen, Gus Nlrap.s SECOND. flt nJouka
iour and o half fnrlungf MountHin
ileiie won Groeu lrulll seconds Dora MAY
thini Time, ~
sl fnrlpngs nrpwn nich wont Alurphy
second. Valera ihln Time, iIul4
Five furuugH Thurman WaHi Uick Lnf.
ngginn Hvt0ud VIVA lirinr third. Time.
.Ui
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-10
BY THE DEMOCRATIC STATE
CONVENTION

Resolved, That we hereby indorae
the Fort worth Gazette az an able
and Fearless exponent of Democracy,
and, commencing Its course In the
past, we recommend that the friends
OF silver give IL their cordial aud
active support.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-10

The Hoard Of EQUALIZATION ilua Trouble OF
la Hand,

la Hand
Tho bold Meintyrea and an the rcnt VI the
Mos. with their hard HeoichlrIah nnmes
and their hard hoada VIII hc Oh hand ~
tho city hall Monday morning To make llfo
miserable Tor The board VI equalization
The board has bern In session ronununuH'
~ since the nrst " july. and In that llme
has about haf way completed tholr TASK
Of revising The oiiy assessment l'ala gong
through alphabetically until thoy nie now
IN tho midHt OF the M'H ana on Monday
viii dgnrrnd upun tho MOS Ike bear On
a boz gun, when ,Arrt r. sure 10 be trouble.
They havn been DOING their best to MAKE
the necessary changes IN ajflel accordance
with the provisions OF tho law. which 20.
qulfCa thai the property should be aststncd
At q fair market value and Ia dOlng thia ihoy
have not pleased everybody Of routro. ON
The whole. 1t On believed that When The
work Of revision "a completed tho total Nplui
ton viii b. considerably ltfa than that "
last year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-10

Mnshnil. Aug % Chpa. o. polk was shot
and killrd last night by Hugh nufforl Both
arc we'll known railroad mon rUlh having
been foreman uf the lower shop Tor aum0
years but not recently, ana mrior1 uoIuE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-10

aanio. Aug 30 u. Pefadfof 4 90.
mAds an assignment THIS meminr. naming
J, " T. boatden a.gignee. Liabilities, about
ilEl9 assets tlgp. No preferred creditor. M,
named Il l. thought The nfm viii pay out.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-10

~ a, ?. Airt tho gfhcieni lhssiral dirac-
iof " ~ Y n. q. A., ifturasd laaf nlsht
from hif yscau0H spsui 10 ~, Leuls lie
wiz fsHuma setiys work "a biz department a.
nnfs ard VII conduit ,ik-Tsas Nofk
dsfins me farlEg sssson,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-10

Will THAN ~ MN AhtnNlD.
fsn Anianin ItN. August o. apesihih -
A private irlggfTm from NEW YORK an
npihiNiG TINT Grady has aiuued tho contract
IN hau Antonio
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-07
NOTICE.

Territory Of Okl ahema, County of Lo-
gan. IS. In probate court
Notice is hereby given that on the
22d day Of Novem Der. a. ID ls95. D.
ID Nixh in the probate court
the coun Of Logan aud Territory OF
O<lahom 2 petition praying for let
ter OF administration 90 be issued 20
b i'm upon che estate Of William Gill ,
deceased, late Of the county OF Logan
a nd Territory OF Oklahoma
And pursuant TO an order OF said
probate court, Monday. the l6tn day
Of December. a. d, 1895 at the hour
Of o'clock, a. N, OF said day, that
being a day Of the regular November
Term, A. D. 1895, Of said Probate
Court has been appointed as the time
for said application, when and where
any person interested may contest said
petition by fling written opposition
thereto on the ground OF incompetency
Of the applicant or may assert bis own
rights to the ad administration and pray
that letters be issued 70 himself
Witness ;. ; Lawrence. Judge OF
the Probate Court OF the County OF 10.
gan. and the seal of the Court affixed,
the 22nd day OF November A. u. ls95.
). 5. Lawrence. Probate Judge.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-07

have unanimous action congress will
do nothing for rs Double statehood
is wrong. and those people who advo
cate it aud at the same time urge u
cause of free homes are brilliantly
Inconsistent. and il will be noticed
that the beartiest advocate Of the r. e
home movement is the loudest in his
howls for a state made Of original Ok
iahoma Before oklahoma can ever
hope to don the garb Of state
hood she must prove conclusively
b congress that she will be
self-sustainine; she cannot be that and
al the same time beg congress to make
the homes Of the farmers In the strip
Tree. On the grJun / Of impc veri. b nent.
With the Indian Territory to bear over
half the expense incurred by state
hood we could quickly take rank as
one Of the grandtst common
wealths In the galaxy Of
states. Thers are hundreds OF other
reasons showing why double state
hood Is not feasible, but the burden Of
argument advanced by the advocates
Of the majority resolutions seemed 10
rest on free homes-that is II okla
/ h0ma were made a state with her
present boundaries the passage Of a
I free home measure would be assured.
The proposition is picturesque in its
Inconsistency OklahOma's hope is
single statehood. pure and simple
Any other proposition means no state,
] lnnH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-07


Il have one bit Of advice 10 gire 70
every young man ! take enough inter-
est in TO talk to at an about such mat
ters." said one OF Washington most
fashionable tail0rs TO a reporter in the
course OF a casual conversation. and
that is 20 dress as well as Lis means
will permit Dress may not make the
man. but dress lends 50 per cent OF
value to a man that is a man. The
world is FUN OF youths who could dress
Tar better than they do II they had a
iust appreciation Of their value. Their
idea b. to save money on clothes, but
they follow the poorest system OF econ
omy that ! know OF. A fashionable
suit imparts finished appearance to a
man. and such Is the weakness or van
lty OF the world that OF half dozen
men equally talented II will invariably
pin its faHh IN the one that Is best
dressed. Not that a young mans re-
sponsibility ends with his tailor. The
fact is, there are three other points
In a gentleman's makeup that tell his
taste and character even more than a
fashionable suit The first Is his hat,
the next his shoes, and between the
two. his cravat Even shabby suit
OF clothes Is thrown into the shade II
man wears a good hat, shoes carefully
polished and piece Of neckwear abso-
lutely clean and carefully tied. II
coupled with all this he wears clean
collar and clean cuffs, he may pass for a
gentleman on prima facie evidence
wherever he chooses to go In the busi-
/ ness world All combined form the
passport to good society. The rest is
! with himself"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-07

The good-roads movement in Con.
necticut, which was started by the last
session OF the legislature, has proved TO
be a popular one. eighty Of the towns
having applied to the highway commits
sion for the state aid provided by the
statute This means good many
miles OF roads built according to the
specifications OF the state commission
and under its practical supervision.
Each section OF road ordered has to be
visited by one or more members Of the
commission. who are all practical men
and one OF them an engineer, before
the state money can be given. The
popularity OF the movement had not
been anticipated. the legislators ap-
parently not realizing the desire of the
people OF the state. especially OF the
farming sections. TO establish better
transportation for their products
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-07
Two Lives Saved.

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, OF Junction
City Ills, was told by her daughter
that she had consumption, and that
there was no hope for her, but two
bottles Of DIR. Kings New Discovery
completely cured her and she says 1t
saved her life. Mr. Thomas Eggers,
1J0 Florida ST., San Francisco, suf-
fered from a dreadful cold, approach
ing consumption. tsied without result
everything else, then bought one bot.
tie Of DIR. Kings New Discovery and 10
two weeks was cured, lie Is natural
ly thankful. II is such results, of
which these are samples, that prove
the wonderful efficacy of this medicine
IN coughs and colde. Free trial bottle
at Seatonian Drug store. Regular
size SOC and 81.