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poII,s woNpERIAYp THrArTR.

The favorite popular theater is right
on deck again this week with a hum
ming performance. Mr.. Poll has laid
himself out to get company that will
particularly please Yale men, knowing
that whatever will suit the fastidious
tastes of those excellent vaudeville crit
les is bound to suit others who are less
finical AS a prime attraction he has
secured Adolf Pepper, the rat charmer
of Hamelin, who will appear with his
extraordinary collection of white rats
which he charms by the aid of flute in
full view Of the audience. This is I'M
doubtedly the greatest sensational nov
city that the European stage has pro-
duced, and Mr.. Proctor imported it from
Europe specially for the opening of his
new Pleasure Palace in New York city
three weeks ago. In addition will APP
pear the Lawrences, who have been ere
ating a tremendous impression in
fF7austine UP to Date" the La Moyne
brothers, Lew Randall, the Clayton sis
ters, Caulfeld and Carlton, and a num-
Der of others. The bill is one of the best
of any season at the Wonderland.
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q wELcomn 10 rHn VIEW coMERs. "

New Haveners Receive Warm and Hos
pitnb,e ReceptiOn-NIr. and Mrs. N. ID.
Folsom In Their New North Carolina
Home.
The Washington CNorth Carolina) Ga
zette of September 10 says;
We welcome Mr.. and Mrs, N. d. Fol
som of New Haven, Conn, to our town.
Mr.. Folsom has for many years been a
dealer in sporting goods, as well as q
hunter and trapper up north and south.
He is a member of a club of sixty men,
which was organized seventeen years
ago, that contains many men of wealth.
who are fond of the rod, dog and gun.
One winter up in New York he killed
105 deer, besides many otter, mink ana
other animals. He shipped at one time
/ 200 pounds of venison. The last three
winters he has spent in Georgetown, S.
C. A short while since he sold out his
sporting goods store in New Haven and
went to Asheville, but the atmosphere
is too rarehed there for him, hence he
came to Washington, and says he likes
it better than Georgetown or Asheville.
He has rented the two houses opposite
the Coast Line depot, and he will have
q number OF wealthy sporting men
from the north with him this winter,
and they will enjoy some of the ex-
cellent hunting in this section. Mr..
Folsom has already placed an order for
six boats to be built, and intends TO
entertain his northern friends in
proper shape. We extend a most cor
dial welcome to him, and trust that he
and his friends may heartily enjoy this
sunny southland, and that many of
them may be induced to make us long
visits, and even to locate among us.
We wish that Mr.. Folsom might build
handsome winter hotel here. He has
the means, it would be pleasant work
for him, and then Washington would
be a great resort for northerners who
like our excellent climate and fine
sport His ranch we have dubbed ''The
Sportsmen's Home" and he has kindly
accepted the name.
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Zeal Estate.
FOR RENT.

"A NO / rents, $780, heathiest and
"A pleasantest location in city; six rooms.
with entrances, verandas. balconies and all
conveniences, built separately for each fami
ly; sanitary plumbing, hot and cold water,
bathrooms, water closets, ranges, soapstone
an built in: hard wood finish. neat decora-
lions, elegant lawns, good shade; churches.
schools aud cars convenient; select families
only Apply
,S9 FERRY COR. ENGLISH STREETS.
81 If State street car to Ferry.
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Pastor Go peasant girD-Why do you
weep so much? Peasant Girl-Because
my lover has gone to the army for three
years. Pastor-But those will soon be
over, then he will return. Peasant Girl
Yes, but I'm afraid in the meantime
another man will marry me-Tit-Bits.
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NOTICE. no CONTRACTORS,

ARE YOU A TOBACCO SLAVE?
nOyou want to quit this practice? You
4 y ought to do it for the sake of your heart,
your Nerves, your Lungs. Every chew, every
smoke, hurts you. If you want to stop there
will be a struggle and you will fail unless you
have help. "GOOD-BYn will do it easily, tho
roughly. No experiment, no fake, no injury.
A sure safe, speedy cure. Try it, it will not
fail M Bristol s. Sons, S54 Chapel street.
ap24 TT Agents for New Haven
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Cash Prizes To Guessers,
''SVift's COtOSuet Did It."

A slice of the Cake is served free to
everyone who comes, and young ladies
will register your guesses on the Cake
Twelve CASH PRIZES will be given
by SWIFT & COMPANY to the twelve
ladies guessing nearest the weight of
the Cake.
The Prizes will be awarded at the
end of exhibit.
There 81 not an ounce of butter in
this Cake. 1t was shortened with
''SWIFT's COTOSUET' to show the
people of New Haven that Cotosuet
will make better Cake than butter, and
it costs one-third less.
Don't miss seeing the BIG CAKE at
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FOR SAFE.

GECOND-HAND 80 I'll. P. steam engine; size
y of cylinder, 10x30, with &c H. p Bigelow
boiler; steam pump and connections. Can bs
seen at corner
BRADLEY AND WILLIAM STREETS,
aiIl3 tt City
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A FIRST-CLASS upright plano, a perfect-
IN ly matched pair OF diamond earrings, a
solitaire diamond ring, and q diamond
brooch will sell cheap.
Fidelity Mortgage Loan Co.,
s2i If RS Chapel street.
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LnST.

TN this city, Sept. l1th a brown and white
4. female Cocker spaniel answers to the
name OF Uno. Reward for information or
leaving at go GRAND AVENUE. S25 TIT
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The Chas. W. Scranton Co.,,
$40 Chapel Street.
cnMMIrTEE an SEWERS.


THE Committee on Sewers win meet in
1 room 10 and II, City Hall. on Wednes-
day, October2, 1895, at 5 p. M, at which time
the following lnatter9 WI % aon y Tn
in Cedar Hill avenue, between May and
Grace streets.
Petition of ]. H. Pigott ct al. for q sewer in
State street. between Grace and May streets. .
Petition Of Chris tian Ford ct al. fora sewer
in Grace street, between Cedar Hill avenue
and State street.
Petition Of the Quinnipiac Brewing Com
nany eft AL for sewer in East Chapel street,
from Ferry to East P earl Streets
Petition of Antoine Burckbuchler ct al. for
d sewer in Sylvan avenue, between Stevens
street and Winthrop avenue.
All persons interested in any OF the fore
going are hereby notified to appear and be
heard theron without further notice.
Per order, AUGUST ID. SANBoRN,
Chairman.
Attest; EDWARD A. STREET.
4O3t Assistant City Clerk.
COMMITTEE ON FIRE DEPART
MENT.
TIME Committee on Fire Department
viii hold meeting in Room 10, City
Hall. on Wednesday, October2, 1895, at r. m,
for The purpose of considering the following
mntterS:
Petition Of Patrick Hubon ct al.for fire hy-
drant on Washington street, between Column
bus and Howard avenues.
Petition of R. w. Law ct al. for fire en-
CINE house in the vicinity of the corner of
Howard and Kimberly avenues.
Petition of Francis Healy ct al. for fire en-
CINE house on Lombard street, corner of
Poplar street.
Petition of James Malloy s. Co. for a fire
alarm box corner of Grant street and Plym-
outh avenue.
All persons interested in the foregoing are
hereby notified to appear and be heard
thereon without further notice.
Per ORDER THOMAS 7. KINNEY,
Chairman.
Attest; EDWARD A. STREET,
s303t Assistant City Clerk.
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aaamts.

One Cent Word each insertion, Ave
cents Word for full Week, seven
times.
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DOCKETBoOK, snazeskin ladys pockets
IL book, with silver letters @. L. ETA suita-
BILE reward paid for its return to
s26 IT. 80 COLLEGE STREET.
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5-GALLON FAUCET CANS
THILLED with Crystal CLEAN kerosene,
IT Sl.25 delivered. Drop us Il postal.
$50 eod2t LINSLEY, ROOT 81 co.
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WANTED,
EVERYBODY needing ervantst to call here.
III We supply all the best. We have sorted
out and discarded most of the useless class.
These seek new offices (where they are not
known), which are springing up constantly
We have been here years and use Judgment.
quired. We have the finest facilities and can
serve you better than anyone else.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
aus 1J5 Chapel street.
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gItsGeIlameuMs.
IflStT

STATION WAGON.
YXyAY up in condition; way down In price,
w s2S It CROCKETT 6 FUTILE co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27

Miss Mitchell, state secretary of the
w G. 7. u, who remained over with
friends, has return home to Austin.
Mrs. l.. Y. Marcus is visiting friends
in Dallas,
b. Heyer and wife are visiting rela-
tlves at Columbus this week,
Miss Belle Beveridge is visiting rela-
tlves in Dallas,
Miss Jewel Harris of Mexia is visit
ing her uncle, DR.. j. II. Harris.
Mrs. George Brudette of Dallas is
visiting her husband this week.
Miss Ida Schuster OF Waxahachie Is
the guest of Miss Addie Atkinson.
Lieutenant d. b. Buck and family
of Waco are the guests of his pa
rents.
Mrs. l.. p, Blanchard has returned
home to Waco. after a short visit to
her husband.
Hon. Jo Abbott and daughter, Miss
Mary are in Houston and Galveston
this week.
Miss Fannie Cronin, who has been
visiting relatives in Corsicana, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Fears of Wagner. I. T.. who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. w. w.
Miller, has returned home.
Mrs, b. d. Tarlton of Fort Worth at
tended the funeral here OF her little
nephew, Edwin II. Sturgis.
Mrs. j. j. McCallum and her charm
ing daughter. Miss Leslie, are visiting
friends here.
Mrs. c. e. Kingsbury, after a very
pleasant visit with her friends. Mrs.
j. w. Van Blbber. has returned 10
her home in Waco. "
Mr, II, a. Sturgis and family are
visiting Fort Worth this week.
Mrs IL. p, Harrington and little
aaughters have gone to Waco to at
tend the confirmation OF her daush-
tiers. Misses Kate. Theresa and Maud
Mrs. Taliaferro. Mrs. KnlfIin ana
Miss Jennie Wood viii organize n
ing. even
Mrs. s. Il. Givens is visiting ,r,a,,s
In Milford this week.
Mrs. s. c. Knight Is visitiro. ,.,.,.
| In cleburne. Ai'eiiua
77, Mrs, r. G. Ware and little daughter
Florence are visiting relatives in pa BAL.
Miss Florence Cliett ia v,s,,trs
friends in San Marcos. 'iSi'ihs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27


Mrs Hicks Of England is visiting Mrs.
c. V. Donaldson at Hotel Good
Mr.. c, Il. Brown made a business
trip down the road the first of the
week.
DR.. Mooney Of Matador was in the
city day or two this week.
Mrs. j. II. p. Jones and babe left
Monday on visit to her parents at
Nacona.
Rev Hardy filled the pulpit sunday
at the Methodist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dale left Tues
! day for Decat ur, their hame
keV. Watley preached to a good con-
| gregatlon at the Baptist church last
Sunday morning and evening.
Mr. John a. White was in our city
| Thursday.
| town Monday.
Mr. Earnest Dixon left Thursday to
| accept position as brakeman on the
| Fort Worth and Denver passenger from
| Clarendon to Trinidad.
we are pleased to learn that Judge
| w. p. Jones' after two weeks illness
| with In grippe, Is up again.
| The depot at this place is presenting
| cutie a pleasant ana inviting appear
ance since it received its new dress of
painting and general repairing.
| Mr.. Harry MeGahey, resident man
ager OF the NJ. 7. Jones Lumber com
pany, left Monday morning for Hous-
! ton.
quite a number OF delegates from
! Collingsworth Confederate Veterans
camp boarded the train at Chlldress
Monday morning to attend the re-
union at Houston.
| The delegates from Camp Joe John
son, Childress, Tex, who attended the
| Confederate veterans reunion at Hous-
| ton last week We're: Captain ID. ]. Nc
| Council, Judge r. d. Bailey. Messrs
a. u. Scott and S. V. Rowell, with Miss
Maud Albert as sponsor and Miss Lutte
II, Harrison as maid of honor, repro
| senting the camp; Colonel James s.
Harrison of the Seventh regiment, u.
/ c. ", went as special escort Cor these
| young ladies'.
Mr.. s. p. McMinn and Miss Mamie
| Hardwick were married Sunday morn
Ing, the 18th inst, at the residence CT
the brides father, Mr.. Il. b. Hardwick,
Rev. Barcus officiating. The bride
was elegantly and sweetly attired i'm a
tan-colored travelling suit with trim
ming and hat to match. The bride was
one of Childress's most charming and
| fayorite daughters, while the groom is
one of our most popular and proInlslrg
young business men. The happy cou-
pie left on the $3.50 express for Fort
Worth, Galveston and other South
Texas points. Among the many pres
ents tc the couple was an elegant Ok
ford Teachers Bible, presented to the
groom by his Sunday school class. The
class could not have selected for their
teacher more beautiful or appro-
pirate token of their respect ana es-
TEEN. The bridal party was escorted
TO the train by quite number Of their
friends, Wishing them long and happy
voyage through life.
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Mrs Claude Womack of Marshall
spent Thursday in the city, The guest
of Mrs. j +. Womack Jr.
Mr., and Mrs, John j. Bates Of Nacog-
doches are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. s. May returned Friday from q
visit to relatives in Fort Worth.
Mr.. and Mrs, l.. S. Thorne Jf Dallas
were guests of Mr., and Mrs. l.. Trice
Thursday
Miss Minnie Cole is visiting Mrs. L.
z. Barr.
Mrs. N. E. Grammer and little
daughter Gladys of Fort Worth are
visiting relatives here.
MIR. and Mrs. j. w. Yates and fam
lily and Miss Lizzie Kelly have re-
turned from two weeks trip to Gal
weston, san Antonio and Laredo.
Mrs. f. l.. Whaley and daughter,
Mrs. N. Il. Grammer Of Fort Worth,
attended the Van Sickle-Hatley we'd
ding at Hallville Wednesday.
Mrs. j. d. McCutcheon and children
are visiting relatives in Jefferson
Miss Eugenia Scott of Shreveport
La, Is the guest OF Miss May Bruner.
Miss Ellie Shaw visited in Hallville
this week.
Mrs, S. II. Wright has returned
from Waco.
Mrs. Il. G.. Mustain and Mrs. O. r,
Brown visited IN Marshal this week.
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The event OF note and ints,s,, n
week was the 'conyersatlonals y, u
given at the residence Of ]. r. M
on North Trinity last night oui,,
number OF Decatur's elite vpre n,
ent and all report an excellent n.
Among the various delightful M,
talnments given in Decatur thls M
perhaps none has surpassed ia, M
by Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Halseil
Tuesday evening, assisted by The ma.
bers of the Juvenile League an
q large sum was realized for his /
ciety. ,s'r9is7
The joylal and familiar face q, Ii
gene Bullock of Sherman was seen I
our streets the first part OF the xeei
Mrs. Il. c. Terrell returned hou
Tuesday from an extended trip 10 b
son in Austin, Tex.
Mrs, j. n. Mitchell and daughte,
Fort Worth spent several days n d
city this week, the guest Of trisa.
and relatives.
Mrs. ID. T.. Wolcott Of this place, VI
has been visiting in Guthrie ior sen
time, returned home the first d ~
week. W
Miss Clara Ham OF Denton viii
the guest of the Misses Crystals
Pail Mall' during the coming vel
A reception will be rendered her d.
ing her stay.
c. Kepler and wife left this week 4
Germany to visit relatives.
j. Il. McMurray and family d uils'
Vile are the guests OF his brother, l.
McMurray of this place.
Miss Ida Harrison has returned b..
after a lengthy soJourn to friends
Haskell and Seymour.
Mrs. r. NJ. Reid, formerly Of tht y
but now OF Fort Worth. was wele.n
visitor to her numerous friends y
Sunday. 4.
Miss Eme Harding is in Alycfd
present teaching el0cutlcn. We y
her much success.
Mrs. Lizzie Miller Of Dallas v, y
has been the guest Of her aunI, N
j. w. Simmons OF this place r'vl'a
to her home last week. !,
w. h. Bruce, Jr., in COMPANY w
Il number OF Decatur's prominent =
2ens, left Thursday for Houston
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STATE SOCIETY.


visiting relatives in Hallyille this
week.
Misses Belle and Bess Whitworth,
Lemna Goodson and Lelta Patrick OIL
Sulphur Springs attended commence
ment exercises Of the Texas Collegiate
institute last week.
Mrs Crockett and daughter, MISS
Halle of Wichita Falls. arrived IN
Wlnsboro last Sunday. Miss Halle,
accompanied by DR.. y. N. Skeen, left
for Hialston next day to attend the
Confederate reunion, Miss Crockett be-
ing sponsor for the Wichita Rifles.
Misses Myrtle Skeen, Ida Mcbride
and Minnie Stivers left last Thursday
or Sulphur Springs, where they WIZ
spend several days with friends anu
relatives.
Miss Georgia Garrison of Bells, Tex,
Is visiting her sister, Miss Rosa, this
week.
Mrs. j. II. Jones and Miss Corda Hart
OF Quitman were guests of Mrs. W.
Il. Williams last week.
Miss Minnie Kimberly of sulphur
Springs, who has been visiting Misses
Tobie and Willie Morris, returned nome
last Tuesday.
Mr.. WIN Morrow and lady, Mrs. Gro
gan and Mr.. Rob Lon Of Quitman were
visiting friends here last Sunday.
Mr.. d. o. Moore, Miss Mile VIII
Jams, II. II. Napier and Miss Annie
German visited Mt. Vernon last sun
day.
The Winsboro Dramatic club rem
dered "rhe Player" to large and APP
preciative audience last Monday night
Those that took part were as follows
Messrs. T. f. Warhurst. j. l.. Moore
II. u. Dyson. j, Il. Smith. II. b. How
ell, D o. Moore. c. S. Nickers. Mrs, IL
u. Dyson and Miss Mile Williams
The parts We're well assigned ana eaGl
one ala their part admirably, and II
this their first rendition of the seasor
the company made quite n hit. TN.
proceeds Will go toward clearing oil
the cemetery.
Monson Robertson, Make Newsom'
and little Morris Robertson are WISH
ing relatives in Upshur county I'M
week. -s.------.--,.
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Miss Dot McLavy is at Hill Prairie
Misses Laura Erhard and Fannie
Black and Mrs l.. r.. Erhard ana
daughter are visiting Mrs. 5. j. Ietef-
son, Hallettsvllle. ,.,-
Bastrcp was well represented TINS
week in Houston, account Of eX-Cohled-
crate reunion.
Misses Mamie and Katy GrierssnbaeR
returned 10 their home at Lockhart
Thursday. They spent several weeks
here With relatives.
Mrs. b. ID. organ was visiting in
Austin this week.
Miss Julia Eiler returned from visit
to Austin.
A. S. Dyer and family are in Calves
ton and Alvin this week
Mrs. M. H. Young has returned from
a visit to Austin,
Captain r. c, Cain of the Adver-
tiser was doing Houston this week.
Mrs. VIM. Miller has returned home
from visit to sinner
Mrs, Paula Robbins of Smithvil!e Is
visiting Mrs, w. c. Miller.
The Epworth League Will give a
dinner Friday, May 81. at Davis ice
cream parlor.
Hose company No. will give a
ball at Casino hall Monday night,
May "a.
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Mrs. w. l.. Whitaker Of y, W. n
is visiting in the city, the guesl q I, y
w. 7. Studglns, on Maple sues'l ~
Side. n.....
Mrs. @. S. Todd left for Houslo =.
Tuesday, where she will vlslI ~ ~,
during the United Confederate W."
reunion. rrs,s
Miss Williams Of Hope spent I ",
in this city, awaiting The anna 4.
her friend, Niles Matte Wells Y (, 4
Worth, who returned home w :, \
Bob Tepes left for hoinan' =
Captain W. H. Hayward le !,
Tuesday for the state encaiaplu'''
the II. ". G. at Houston tex
Miss S. o. Dyke. a most s ,l.,1.
young lady OF Chicago. is sla WY. /,
the city, the guest Of her COUSIN y, /.
aanlable Mrs. A. Y. Lose''''
street, West Side. ~, IA
Mr.. VIII Shean OF Litue, w IN, n I
who has been visiting ms s9'A''
turned home on THURSDAY 4, "A
Col. Jen Wallace Of Magnenh :
was in this city on WEDNESDAY !,
Miss Annie h. staiti, wno ~ " n,
visiting friends in Marslall, y N
and Detroit, returned home y 7
Tuesday. ,,,.w,.sa D
The members Of the Hla. ave- q,
X, Y. D. S. German clubs FIX .s.,, 4,
their delightful germans az az
rooms on Tuesday nignt, II "a,
Messrs. J. NJ. Benl,leld' !. !. ~ s., ~,
]. NJ. McGill and Others ~ ,5.,, a,, (.
the u. C. v. reunion az h04'
The marriage Of Mr.. WlIl WA =, ! i /
to Miss Fannye Belle Wii Il.as Il Il
nounced TO take place On 'ul' :
D. M, at st. Johns churea, uf.r
Captains VIM. u. Maynsl, XIII
staitl of T. v, c., accom- hsus
a party of friends, retu !Ir.si Va
Tuesday from the n asaI At AZ
ment of Volunteer Guar, 1, ND
schofleid, Memphis, Tenn. Az \
splendid time: ,,n,, And v. !
Mesdames Day, Mills ma, m N .
Johnson. both Of Pine h'un, 4 q
fling Mrs. Joe Huckinss'ii NJ. :"
IIucklns House. East side
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Miss Callie Holman left Monday for
Port Lavaca to spend the summer.
Mr.. A. b. Mayhem returned Tuesday
from Ardmore. I. IT.
Mrs. r. higgins left this week for
sedalia, Mo-, to visit friends two
months.
Messrs. Forest Taylor. Frank Brown
and Lon Bennett went to Throck-
morton Tuesday.
Mrs. Martin. mother of r. u. Martin.
returned to her home in Haskell
Wednesday after spending several days
with her son.
b. II. Green of Memphis, Tex. Frank
Brown and ]. Mttenthal OF Wichita
Falls, Dan Carey of Fort Worth. sam
Bellah of Dundee, r. S. Dix of Chi
eago, w. t. Harris of ST. Louis. II. j.
Cochran of Walnut Springs, Robert
seay OF Dallas We're in town this week,
ID. # Stearns Of Georgia is the guest
of G. b. Abramson this week.
Miss Laura Hale of Haskell visited
DR.. Bunkleys this week
Mrs. j. +. Bourland OF Throckmorton
passed through Seymour Thursday en-
route to Newbern Tenn, where she
goes to visit relatives.
j. 70. Morrison and wife of Dlmmit
passed through town Wednesday.
u, p Davidson has gone TO Fort
Worth for n few days.
Mr.. Carrick, representing the Martin
Brown company of Fort Worth, Is in
town this week.
Miss Bedford and Mrs. Coombs OF
benjamin were In Seymour Tuesday.
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rHIRrY.sIX ROUND nours.

Kansas city, May 26,-Osoar Gard
ner, the "omaha KID and Tommy
Dixon of Rochester fought thirty-sIx
rounds to finish this afternoon for
$500 aside, The ring was pitched in an
open field on the Kansas side of the
river Both men went In at 100 pounds
The Omaha man started In very rash
lie led for Dixon's jaw, but almost in
variably missed and was clearly out
generated
In the second round Gardner serioust
~ injured his left hand, and In the
eighteenth all but disabled his right.
In the last three rounds Gardner
went to the ground six times. each
time remaining full nine seconds.
At the end OF the thirty-siNth Gard.
ner was clearly worsted, though moi
knocked out, and his hacker threw vi
the sponge.