The Stephenville Empire. (Stephenville, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 11, Ed. 1 Saturday, October 24, 1891 Page: 2 of 4
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IAIO LOW A STRAY SHOT.
whioh the old firm gained for
i of the farmer, the present propri-
ng undone to maintain its standing
lends and patrons. There will al.
found an abundant supply of
look Oeasty J*n Oa*wsS WWk
MMlag to • Oar* Pm.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS!
Tkmplb. Tax., Oat 19t — When tha
passoager train which Taft hare Satur-
day eroding ou the San Angelo branch
of the Santa he road reached a point
•lx miles oa this side of Lam panes,
peraonn from the bushes by the track
threw stones at It and (trunk the en-
gineer. Hoary Boyd, breaking several
! d hla riba. He was brought burs yes-
terday for treatment
Wind Mills, Pumps, Tanks, Piping, Wagons, Buggies
and Carts. There will always be in stock
-A Full Line of Repairs-
For Farm Implemsnts, Plows, Etc.
W. .A.. BAS8EL,
Stephenville.
Texas.
Fort Worth & Rio Grande Railway
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Killed a Conductor.
Denison Tax., Oot 16.—Wedues.
d%y night freight conductor kUnnehan.
of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
couth division, was shot and killed In
a saloon on South Austin avenue by
the bartender, Robert Allen. Mlnne-
Uuo was drinklog quite heavily and
had a short time before the shooting
secured a number of drinks for him-
self and friends and for which he re-
fused to pay. On returning to the
saloon the drinks were again ordered
for the crowd hut were refused. It is
alleged that violent and abusive lan-
1 guage Was applied to Allen, who re-
! peatadly ordered the men out of the
house. They refused to go and again
it Is alleged that Mlnnehan attempted
to grab a whisky bo.tie from off the
bar. Allen drew his revolver and
tired, the ball doing no harm. He
fifed again and the shot struck Minno-
| ban In the forebea^ just above and to
the rear of the left eye. He was
knocked senseless and death Tellowed
In about three hours
RICHARD LORD. Gen. Freight A Passenger Agt.. Fort Worth.
W. H. HAWKINS, Station Agent, Stephenville, Texes
PROFESSIONAL CARDS?
TRANE & DEVINE,
ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW,
Qtdphanvllle,
Stoung
- Texas.
& MARTIN,
(Lae Young 11 d M. 5*. Martin),
I ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
Stephens
DR.
;row,
ician I Surgeon,
STEPHENVILUB,
TEXAS.
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NUGENT S KING,
LAWYERS,
SrriPHENVTLLE, TEXAS- junl
'■'A Mnuti Explosion.
Sx. Paul. Mine.. Oot 16.—Yester-
day afternoon at South Park, just be-
low this city, eleven men were injured,
two probably lutally. by a lot) motive
boiler In the Kansas City railroad
shops. The boiler of engine 884. just
out of the repair shops, exploded. A
gang of machinists were at work on
the engine, getting It ready for use.
when the explosion occurred. The
doors el the shop were torn down and
ihe men thrown in every direction.
The injured are as follows with little
chance of recovery: ‘John May, mar-
ried. injuried very aorious'y; Martin
McUriUe, may reoover; Jame-i Slavin,
•liU unoonscloua and It Is feared in-
jured Internally.
died with It
Three Disord
i Jail end Hang Them.
but
negroes and Mexicans It
larly fatal Moreover It ap
contagious as It always
». -Mto.
among tho
to partlcu-
A BIG SOUTH BOSTON FIRM ASSIGNS.
Mrs. Ass* OsAc*. ss Inmate »♦ s Beer ttosss.
Eighty Tun OM. Fslie Heir t* tight
MINto* Ooh*..
to be
through
Staunton, Va., Oct IK—A set of
a family, when one takes It audit is colored men engaged In mining bav-
aald that It Is all over this western
country. In this county the disease
has reached suoh a point that the
county physician has taken notion la
the matter eed la now engaged In
making a thorough Inspection of
every child in town.
A HUMAN FIEND
Slays a Woman and Mutilates the
Body.
Wiksboko. Tex.. Oot 16.—Tuesday
lag been pa d Saturday, appeared In
Clifton Forge during the day under the
Influence of liquor and were boisterous
snd disorderly, thi cottoning to tako the
town. A posse under the oonunand of
the town sergeant went to arrest them.
They resisted and went in the direc-
tion of Iron Gap. The posse followed,
when tho negroes turned and com-
menced firing. Tho shots wei-e re-
turned. P. A. Palling, a While man
was Instantly kilted, while a man
afternoon a horrible murder was com- named Wilkinson was seriously in-
mtiled just two miles north of this jured and one negro dangerously
place in the adjoining county of Frank- wounded. Four of the negroes were
lin. 'Mrs. Casey, an old lady of some arrested tnd taken to Clifton Forge.
66 years of ago, lives on a farm with About S o'clock yesterday morning 100
one son. She got dinner for him and
n hired m*n. aud after eating they
men determined to tako the men from
the jail and hang them. By use of
proceeded to the field where they were axes and crowbars the doors were
gathering corn. On returning about 6
o'clock the mother was missing, and
still later on had not returned. The
opened and the negroes taken out A
boy 14 years old was released and
the other three prisoners were
son proceeded to a neighbor’s to look taken to a tree a short distance from
for his mother. He did not find her
and remained all night with that
nolghbor, thinking she might be at
another neighbor's house and never
dreaming of the cruel fate that bad
overtaken her. Yesterday morning
he went home and, Mrs. Casey still
being abtei.L he began to search for
her wl h the aid of a few others and
town and hanged,
prevails.
Great excitement
Tbs Jew’s Nemesis.
Chicago. Oot. 17__"The oxai- of
Russia is a well meaning man. but his
judgment is bad, having been nar-
rowed by bis advisors. He believes
he is divinely appointed to persecute
. „ , .. . . . the Jews for having crucified Christ
finally, looking through a crack In the ...... 7 ..... .
___A a hi.____ »nd **■» h0 on‘y Fulfilling tho com-
_ I A» Awful Accident.
BUNKER HILL RANCH, Pak*. Tex.. Oet. 17.-A harrowing
Occident occurred six miles north of
j the city on the Frisco yesterday morn-
wax
smokehouse, he discovered his mother
lying across a box dead. Willing
hands, with the aid of an ax. soon had
the door down. A sight all too ghastly
and horriole met their gaze.
The assassin had done ■
fearful work. Her throat win out the
head almost severed from the body,
and she was otherwise cut aud stabbed
in fully twenty places. The ussasln
hoc robbed her of #4.30. Signs of a des-
perm'estruggle were plainly visible.
The ground was torn up. blood was
on tne walla In pools on the floor.
Everywhere U was a sight horrible
and sickening.
mands in the scriptures by so doing.”
So said George Kennan. the noted
Kusslan traveler at the Grand Pacifio
hotel yesterday morning. • -The czar's
chief minister. Pobedonosteff, which
means victory bearer, is a good repre-
sentative of the Inquisition of the mid-
dle agea and the czar's line of oon-
duct toward the Jews Is mainly In-
spired by this cruel man. Tho czar
and tho ministers were in a rail-
road wreck several years ago and
although their car was totally de-
molished. every one escaped unhurt
and this escupo from death the czar
looked upon as a divine Inter-
vention of provldenoe that he might
oontinue to persecute the men who
killed his father.”
MAT & BRIDGES,
proprietor
uado.g n,,.jj
— IlSSI I
T. L DODGE, M. D.,
fsician i Surgeon,
Stephenville, - Texas.
(Late ot Mllburn. Kjr.t,
Ms profession*! tarries* to the
lasts# of Sttphenrill* snd surrnundlsf
at T'ltrlla' rlrns sterw
•try
Offlcs st Curtis' drug stom.
JnlMAw
Also N3 on cattle on left hip. Crop left
entile la otbei
underbit right Bought
brand*
Hones branded 2N en left ebonldes
Ranch three miles southeast of Btepbea
rflie. Hurtles knowing of any of tin
^ttle boy,
•Ag alon_
to run
across a short trestle and all crossed
except Tim. One of his legs slipped
through, but he arose and started on,
[ btu when within three feet of the end
he again fell. Tito eugineer reverted
his engine, but the pilot struck the
boy and crushed him down, 'lbc en-
tire tfain passed over him. He was
brought hero and died in thirty min-
utes.
hborbood wll
oonIti a favor by giving Information o
above, steak In their no
tnelr whereabouts.
mhS-9
Dr. J. M.
[-PHYSICIAN, SURGEON’
AND ACCOUCHEUR.
_ laessau of sromeu a
i at OKy Drug Store, hetldstu
specialty
s near the
■epu
G. OXFORD, M. D.
0'fi» Over Tint NaVonal Birk
teohenville, - Texas.
__—It—__
|. B. BARNES, JEWELER.
REPAIRS
Mark, crop each ssr Any on# knowln
of stock in tbs shove mark and brand bs
Ing illegally bandied or driven from tbet
usual range are requested to report sum
to me. Any Information of rattle In m
brand having strayed off will be tnankfulL
received, J- H. Cass,
J—«u 'f Stephenville.
Jackson’s Cattle Ranch
Watchis,
Clocks,
Fonnfll Dead.
Palestine, Tex., Oct 111.—T. J.
Burnes of MeAlester, L T-. who has
been stopping ut tho Stenrn for the
past ten days, wus found dead in lied
yesterday morning when n porter
nailed to wake him for breakfast. He
tvas awaiting a position in the Interna-
tional and Great Northern genernl
offices, where he formerly worked. He
is about 36 years of age. The left nivu
had been cut off next to the shoulder,
lie had been accustomed to taking
morph iue to ease its pain, and tho
supposition is that he took an over-
dose. He leuves u wife In McAlester.
The remains will be held for orders
from relatives.
Jewelry,
North Bids el
Square, next tt
W H. Fooahee'i
Cattis branded J X N on left etdt
marked orop and underhalf crop tha rlgk
and over half orop the loft. Hough
oattla In various marks.
ougb
is
formation landing to the rscovery sf an
of said onttlc will be thankfully meeirse
Reach Its miles eor'heat sf Btef heartUI
Address ms at tttepheatlUa. T*»
Mkfftt lM .16 A. dn
Killed by a Stray Shot.
HOUSTON, Tex., Oct. 19.—Lost night
about 10 o'clock a shooting scrape oc-
curred on San Fillipe street near tho
old graveyard, between a negro. Bob
Hubert, and a Mexican. Win. Harre.
The former shot twice at the lntter
itnd as tho second shot was fired a
Mexican named Manuel stepped to the
door of his store near by and caught
the bulkrt through the neck, from
which he died in an hour. The negro
Hubert tied aud has not since been
seen. The difficulty wax about u
wuuiau. Justice Gentry weut out and
held the inquest.
DR. OWEN’S
iLEGTRIG BELT
FD SUSPENSORY.
I An®. Id, 1187. Improved Jan. 13,190L
No. 4 Gent’s Belt. 'L
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pISEI' IM.r*TIATr.lt HOOK
a* Which will bo cent In a Minin
Osrnwi>oadoub* Id Kaalish
Owsa’a Electric Isaslst, II par
[ (Kietric Bolt ini Appliance Co.,
forth Broadway, ST. LOUIS, MO.
I HM* MtH t
a am,J tha ,
A Wife Beater.
Eagle Lake, Tox., Oct. 17.—Thurs-
day night about 9 o'clock Mr. George
Montgomery, who is manager of the
Montgomery place, about seten miles
below here near the Wharton county
line whs informed that Dennis Green,
a negro cropper, was Treating his wife.
On arriving at the house he ordered
Green to leave the place, who started
off and after going a short distance
turaed and fired at Mr. Montgomery
who fortunatdly was not harmod.
The negro then ran away nnd has not
been aeon or hoard of since.
Robert Hoott Bcntenvetl.
Texarkana, Tex., Ock 19.—Robert
Scott, one of the negroes who escaped
from tho Bowlo county jail at Ball on
Friday night, was capturned whiio
hiding In a corn pen three milos north
of there yesterday morning and re- _________
turned to JniL He had a supply of Stock of all kinds is In
provisions with him and hod been in
the pen with the door fastened on ihe
inside three weeke
( ought In i ha Cogs. ,
ATLANTA Tex. -Got. 17—Lowry
Tbsggard had hit left arm badly torn
and mashed in the cogs of the saw at
tho Jefferson Lumber compuuy'p-planer
yesterday morning ths miim-iq
forearm batog completely out tb two
"I
las ,d
Urendfa
f/toease.
| Oct. 10,—Fort
unding country la
dls-
a
, Bitten b, a skunk.
Fort Worth, Tex., Oct. 14.—Sev-
eral days ago. while asleep in fron’ A
bis cabin on Hum’s branch in ’.he east-
ern suburbs of the city, Henry Davis,
a negro, was bit on the hand by a
skunk. / He thought nothing of the
bite a)rthe time, but Monday evening
it bwaii to pain him considerably and
lutCr the hand, arm and shoulder be-
kn to swelL and yesterday the negro
mptoms
e Is receiv!
tion fils case demands bir ‘® regarded
*i being in a critical conJ‘t;on- The_______^ ______ _______
opinion is expraaaaqj^ot danger- (egt8<j tjln orimo Rn<] implicated oev-
______ ______________ ... . , oral prominent people in it and as a
A Lively Female Bow. | result Auditor James L. Lavelle and
Paris, Tex., Oct. 13.—There was a A. B. Hawes, a prominent citizen of
lively row yesterday morning. Two Steele township, were arrested yestor-
Causetl a Sensation.
Washington, Ind., Oct. li.—This
city witnessed the most exciting scene
In its history yesterday. Detect-
ives have been at work fer a
week on the courthouse fire and
up to yesterday arrested four
persons supposed to be connected with
women, Fannie Stalling^ and Mamie day morning and placed in jail; also a
Taylor, had a dispute. The Taylor
woman, on being attacked, threw the
Stallings woman on the ground aud
was beating her when she whipped
out a knife und cut the Taylor womuti
across tho face. 'J'iiu Taylor woman
ran into the house and got a pistol und l
opened fire on her antagonist without
effect. Both were arrested, but as the
Taylor woman was in a critical condi-
tion she was allowed to, remain at
home. The Stallings woman gave
bond. |
man named Basil Ledgerwood. The
officers are now out after Machael La-
velle, a brother of tho auditor. Har-
bin’s story is that Lavelle hired him
to burn the courthouse for $600, only
16 of which had been paid.
Train Rubber Hunch.
Fort Worth, Tex., Oct. 17.—CapL
Bunch. the notorious train robber,-■
w as certainly in Fort Worth last Tues-
day night. Ho nnd. a woman ho
claimed as his wife were driven to a
certain point during tho night by a
cab driver, who does not deny that
tills is true. Bunch left F'ort Worth.
A Novel Buluide.
Little Rock, Ark., Oct. 16.—Wil-
liam Suthera a Baxter county farmer,
eight miles from Mountain Home,
committed sulcido yesterday morning
In a novel manner. He spent Tuesday
ulght arranging his business affairs
and disposing of bis property. About
daybreak he lay down on his bed. hav-
ing first arranged a loaded rifle on his
chair. He pulled the trigger by means
of a stick, which be fouehod with his
feet. The discharge took effect in the
abdomen, producing instant death.
He loaves a wife and three children.
the Capitol
■sent company, limited. <
ganlsed la England to prooure the
neoeyry funds for the cooslruotiou of
the stele-house. The MU also prays
for an accounting for damagos suffered
by Babcock by reason of the detentlou
of such shares and also because of
mismanagement of a cattle agreement.
An answer will be Sled in twenty
days. •
tip la Ihe Cloada
Chicago, UL, Oct. IT.—The stars
and stripes, it was decided yesterduy.
are to wave 1130 feet above tho
ground, higher than ever flag was
WRved before. It to to be done during
the World's Fair from the American
tower that will out-Eiffol tho
Wris tower. Tho builder is to be
Andrew Garnegio ot Pittsburg. Over
36,000 people wllj be accomodated *u
the tower at one time and two of ths
elevators are to start from the ground
and run more than 1000 feet without
change or slop directly to the lookout
landing. The width of the tower at
the foundation level is 440 feet in each
direction. After long continued nego-
tiations the Keystone Bridge company
of Pittsburg, one of Andrew Carnegie's
eonccTrns, has made offers in writing
that are satisfactory to the promoter*.
A conference was held at the Union
league yesterday with Mr. A. F.
Grlffip. president of the company, and
Mr. Edward F'. Cragln, represent-
ing the promoters, and several capi-
talists. As a result the Keystoue com-
pany has agreed in writing to con-
struct the metal portion of the tower
and have it completed Feb. 1, 1893.
Iho company will hove to pay a heavy
torfel) per day for any delay.
Their Last 11 a .
Chicago, III., Got 16.— A horrible
accident resulting In the death of three
members of the Inter Ocean staff and
the serious injury of several other
passengers occurred on the Chioago
and Boston) Illinois railway yesterday
morning about 11 o'clock at Crete 111.
The dead are: Leonard Washburn©,
sport big reporter for the Inter Ocean;
l'red W. Henry, reporter, who came
here recently from Louisville; J. A.
McCafferty, an artist, recently from
St. Louis; James Clark, the engineer.
The train left Evansvillo early yester-
day morning and proceeded safely to
Crete, where it ran into an
open switch. The thre^ men
who were killed wore on the
engine, Henry nnd McCafferty having
gone out for tho purpose of writing up
and Illustrating a midnight ride on a
fast train, and Wosburne. who wos re-
turning to Chioago from a trip, hav-
ing joined his friends on the engine.
The qocldent came without Warning.
locomotive plunged from |
t men wet y eagofiM- «►
iffrled beneath the
The remain,, of McCafferty
and Henry havo not been rocoveied
from the wreck and are supDosed to be
under and engine. Medical aid and
everything possible was done for the
Injured. The engine unu baggage
car were completely destroyed. Two
passenger coaches and the sleeper
were more or less damuged. The
roundhouse at the switch was de-
stroyed and fell upon the wrecked
engine.
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CAPITAL......
UND?V1DED PROFITS *.
BOO, 000.00 }
■ 8.600.00 V
k •
to
Making an ,
I 6,874.0’J l *ai ■---
M. a. Crow. Pros. I W. Alor. lana Pia; Jno. a Hulls, So4 TUs-Prss.; w. 1
OIKKCTOR8 John R. Hoxls, Fort Worth ; W. A tor, M. 8. '
Los Young, W. H. Christian. W. A. Dews
•TOCK-HOLDEBS :-John R. Jioxie. 8. D- Ramey, John
Worth ; WiAtor, M 8. Crow, James Beech, W. A Dawson, ...
Christian. 0. J. Hhspsrd, A G. B. Dunn, Mrs. C. F. Jeuks, T, 8.
T. W. Carter; Carter & Bowman, 8t. Louis, Mo.
r. VY. Carter; Carter A Bowman, bt. Cools, mo.
TO DEPOSITORS Wo offer liberal terms and absolute seel
ascii stock-holder Is responsible for Ids capital invested, and for an anic
to hi* CApital stock, so that our legal liability is $106,374.47. The Individual
blllty of our stdck-holders is over$4,000,000.00.
amount i
I. A. MIT
Invites hla friends to call on him next door to Eratb House for
>
lire, semi mu
WINDOW SIIA DICS,
AND A FULL LINE OF WALL PAPER 1
A-tLowest Prices.
I. A GRIFFITH,
SteptLenville
Toxi
■SH5
NEW
■H
I have just received a new and neat stock of Saddles,
Harness, eto., whioh I will
<-SELL AT BOTTOM PRICES’*
my lint, t8
wreck.
going south, on an early train Wed- Big Boston Failure,
nesday morning and was bound for1 Boston. Mass.. Oct 19.—The grea’.
Mexico. Stafford, the cab driver who shipbuilder firm of Harrison. Long *
hauled Bunch, states that he knew tho Co., proprietors of the City
man was wanted but would not give works. South Boston, assigned Satur-
liiin away to the polieo. Beyond this day afternoon to ox-Alderman Charles
H. Allen of Boston, nnd Hon. George
R lasted A.Ive.
C'Asncn, Wis., Oot. 14.—Mr. Joseph
Benson, in jail for drunkenness, set
fire to the building Hnd was burned to
death. Ho claimed to have been an
ordained Catholie priest and his right
name Joseph P. Kiley. He said he
had killed a man in Farmington,
Mass., but had escaped from a fifteen
years’ sentence in prison In a baker's
wagon. Ho was well known in the
west and was on army surgeon at Fort
Robinson several years.
ho will not talk.
Troop* Ejected.
El Faso, Tex, Oct Id—Monday
the valuublo property on Oregon street
which has been a bone of contention
between the city and the United States
W. Qulntnrio of Now York. The lia-
bilities ore stated by Lorktg to be
$376,000, while the asaelte are nomi-
nally put ut $800,000, which includes
every dollar's worth of personal prop-
A Tunnel Horror.
NtotiAKA Falls, N. Y.. Oct 14.—
At 2 o’clock yesterday afternoon the
cage mon at shaft No. 3 on the, tunnel
l’oint lost control of the cage and It fell to
the bottom of tbe shaft killing three
colored men and fatally Injuring two
whltemen. Tho cage lenders were
in danger of being lynched by the tun-
nel men and they were locked up in
the police station for safety.
government, was seized by tbe sheriff er*.y owned by tho individual members
and tho troops ejected therelrom. of the firm.
Major Hinton, commander of F'ort
Bliss, immediately telegraphed Gen.
Stanley and received orders to hold
the property, whluh has again changed
hands. Major Hinton has posted a
company of the Twonty-third infantry
on tbe disputed ground.
Killed His W f t.
New Orleans La., Oct 14.—Mrs.
George Forsohler was struck on tbe
head with a heavy China vessel on the
night of Oct. 7, und her skull was
fractured. She died Monday night
and the coroner's investigation led to
Ralnmaicer Melbourne the arrest of her husband for murder.
Goodland. Kan.. Oot. 13.—Mel- The parties quarreled In bed, when
bourne, not being satisfied with the the husband arose and seizing th&
recent rain experiments at this place. | vessel dealt her a blow over the head,
began another at noon Saturday in
the Rock Island yards. When Mel-
Killed HlmeelC
New Orleans, La.. Oct. 18.—John
Duffy.' a prominent sporting man.
proprietor of a largo pool room, sui-
cided at 10 o'clock yesterday morning
by shooting himself in the mouth. He
had been on a spree for several day*.
He is a brother of Tom Duffy, a
prominent politician, ex-civil sheriff
A Browih K:.ticii i 0( New Orleans and now tax collector.
Medina City, Tex., Oct. 16.— The and also of Patrick Duffy, a promineut
long drouth has been broken up by gambler,
good ruins throughout this section.
bourne began operations the woathcr
was warm, with no wind nor cloud to
bo seen. Yesterday morning about 8
o'clock a drizzling rain began to (all.
The heavens are covered with clouda
and the prospect* are that a continued
fail of rate has set in.
Struck by an Engine.
Chicago, III., Oot 1$__WWle Mrs.
Dlnon Metsman. a farmers’ wife, wna
driving across tho Milwaukee and St.
Paul track near Bensonville. with her
two children, tho wagon was struck
by a train and Mrs. Mes-raun and one
child were killed and the othor was
fatally injured.
1 will make it to the interest of all, who wish anything in
rail and price my goods before purchasing elsewhere.
“Live and Let Live,” will be my motto.
ik, adjoining furniture store of I. A. Griffith.
44 \ W. P. ORR.
South Side Public Square, Stephenville, Texas.
KEEPS A FULL LINE Ot ALL TBE
STANDARD BRANDS Ot
WHISKIES, BRANDIES, WINES, BEER AND CIGARS!
^H(f You Need Anything for Medicinal Purposes!^*
I c*n assure you that you can- get k pure article
calling at my place. W. A. DAWSON.
Dr. Hathaway.
<1. BROADFOOT, M. D., AMUUot.
(Rsaulst Graduate.)
n* U«ai»* BpsoltHits of tk« South stl West,
rousts. Blood. Skis sad Nervous Diseases
YOUNQ MEN
io by 11
dr«l»$ hpon the Tmui
tatnfi of Ilf*, ajftct-
Int the tutu*, body
toil manhood, thould
cptoeiilM b* oflr bratcil
Dr MflUawtojit
ODce. Rrmfmber ncr
▼«Qt 4l**t*ea (with
or wlthffiOt dreamt)
or dtfblllty and loee of
Btr\* D*w*r. treated
•rtcntnfohUjr, by new
met had*. With great
Tl inakre bo differ
•sc* what »®u have
take a or who ha$
tetT MANHOOD lid tllVritueescf foe its
.si ors*o. Irs.ied with greet success.
FEMALE DianASRB cured si boat without
sstrsiscst. iwesdsrful rnnsdr
FILES. Orest Discsucrr. A cure (uerentrrd
Xu knife, rutilsf or llfs'ers. PsIdIsm trr.tm.rt
STRICTVRS cured without cuitluf The
moil wosderfu) dl.corrrr Sett cod sure.
A Well Man.
Boston. Mass., Oct 16.—Aenntor
Hale of Maine says Mr. Blaine Is a
well mun and that he eats well and
sleeps well. Referring to tbe report*
of 'Tuesday that Mr. Blaine had boon
a victim of paralysis, Senator Hale
observed: "No; it's nonsense.”
TMt M Artrvc. rs.
->BW ZOSK. Oot 17.
rather bod
shape to go through a severe winter.
Having been forced logo In the gulches
Heir tfi *8,000,000
Burnt, Mont., Oot- 19.—Mrs. Arm
A. Dodge, an Inmate of tbe pocr house
snd heads of the Htrenms for water io this city, aud 80 year* of age. re-
(hey have eat out their winter range oeived notice Saturday that tbe was
during tho summer and
seam to fear the result..
stock moo a’’
(Java Himwtf tip.
Wortham, Tex.. Oot. 14.—J. Carl-
tbc ten tome in and gar* himself up to
heir to an estate worth eight millions.
Her great grandfather on tier mother's
side owned a vast estate near London.
the magistrate bore Monday, acknowl.
edging having that morning killed
Henry Chamber* with n sbotguu In
defenve of hi* son. who was assaultod
by ike uogro with an nt.
was tryiug to get n wagon
on whl.ih he had a eto
A Highway mn i Killed.
(timid fvillc. N» Y . Oct. 17.—Dan
Fcfnch. a highwayman, was shot and
killed io Norway Thursday night by
Constable Gridlay while attempting to
escape court
CoTTorv—Middling...
Wuscf— Ne. -no!..............
LunN—Na -....................
. iiT. LUU id. *
Cotton—Mlddllnf.............
tVukiT—No. U rail ..........
Look—Ne. J....................
CHICAGO.
Cattls— Texans...............
HouS'-Hrims packers..........
bUKSr—Toxana.................
WusaT—Na i.................
Coax -Nati...................
Posk— New mess..............
Hacon—sbert rlk..............
Lson—Pr,ms steam...........
iUjiSM cl'f V.
Osvtls—Steers.,
STTMII.IS. The Bioct rapix. csfc nnd effect I to
remedy. A complete ears gaaraatese.
SKIM nisFASXB ol til klndc sand where
'■henptveftllwr
1TNNATTIAL BlirRlMlS prompt:,
cared in a faw dan quick, tun aad a*<e tkla is
ciadaa Ultat tad (lonoriTias.
XT METHOD#,
r
•••cl*
g%
i
Cffittl* brtondert TTT on rtRbl aid* iwo
bit* tn left ear two ow Mta In l«7t. loa|M
In virlmia marks llora* l>ran«f OJ lift
Parties knowln* of any »uw k out of N
<l*r
UK I
ofsanu
• know ing of any iuh! nut of feMif ' m
rang** wl l nmffr a favor bv fftvlnf laf*t«B*IUl
• Port omc* Morgan’s Mill. Mm ir J
ERATH COUNTY
iaym*nt.
7 of ca**i
? AWtiffiofdll ,n *•*» Aatoaio.
J. N. HATHAWAY. M. O.,
ton W. Commerce St., (usataln) Saa Astcato. Tax
OR.M, A..SIMMONS
i ImNs* 1
ia, pot on
, Bewara of ao-etUa4 Live, R.
11 atom, Salma, ate. All are Imlti
I ttoaa ol this Original Medicine, pirt
I tha mark at long alter it waa aaUMIehed.
I and eold on Its reputation, Taka tliL
I with von asAdamand tha original, whirl
I kaa lbs tutograph aad picture <4 Dr. M
I A. Stmmnna oa lha (rnnt, and thdae word,
| rictura and Autograph, Nor. n, ilu,»
Hoc*—da.** at....
Wfsat—NO.*...
T":
•T:
M«aa
roaiAca, Low
.....
I NDtOBUT ,Sre, I
•4>rararaiA, I
Lee# o» AarariTa, I
oa tpisirs, Foot |
lor of TAt
I raaate.d a saek-
a-a used ]
----1arm. I watt
sloe, sad certain),
Roues Mill:
PAYS CASH
For good wheat
Aad shfmep
JAMES BEECH, PraprictirJ
Stephenville, Texa*.
STRPHENVILEE
SCHOOL
j
MEPHENVILLE, TUX AS.
boahd of rnuSTEEi
II. F. McNeill, Chairman: W. H. Kooahr—
Secretary. J F. Collier Trrsaurer. JoT
Cdllrts, A M. Bordprs, i. T. Harris, J. 1$.
Counti.
faculty.
Nrhool Open* Seplcmlier T, 18fl.
The Cornorsl* Communlly School will
continue till October 30. I$BL The Free
^mtViJg,-'S£g&x
fiffasa Kftsiissra, r;s:ti
K
U9J.
r
*F<’ of Corporate Community
Ctiildren, It from ft to IS year*.
Boarding from to lift p<*r Yuonth.
Rntfk or tuition. arifbUowt:
Prim ary DrpartMH .....$) month
Ctrsmmsr . ”, 2 00 • ••
HighKhool • ......I SO. $3 00 and
Ca.Frepr-a, |
Ulgkilng Urge ll)j Bp oil*.
HLOI
14 oo n*r month.
TwT
•It Ion mutt be paid st the end <
mouth, or satisfactory arrsitgeme
nisde with Board of Truairsa. other
•Sid pupils ahsll discontinue school.■
Deduction made for sick mas If pro]
a week. For fun her psrtlculars oell t
eddrou «h* Fre.irt.nt of Board
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