Fort Worth Daily Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 104, Ed. 1, Thursday, November 11, 1886 Page: 2 of 8
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bonafldo Circulation of any Daily
Newapapor Published in Texas
XltUKSDAV MOIIN1NO NOVKMIIKK 11
Dallas and Now Caledonja Hast Dal-
las combined cist a smaller voto than
Port Worth
Tint San Antonio Express finds com-
fort In tho utterances of Now Orleans pa-
pers on the protection robbery sugar
Tiik leavon of the olcoMon result In
Fort Worth Is working That good days
work will bring forth fruit oro many
moons oomunml go
Why not a Mardl Gras for Fort Worth
as suggested by a local correspondent
It tho young men of this city do takohold
of It Tun Gazkttk venturaa tho prcdlc
tlon that It will bo a success
Othkk Texas towns aro clamoring for
waterworks nnd factories Tort Worth
has thu water nnd should look out for op-
portunities to sccuro manufacturing en-
terprises whothorlurgo or small
m
liJohn Irehuiil should by any accident
gut Into tho United States ncnato and
prove In that body to bu as sturdy an ad-
vocate at tho masses as old lllll Morrison
has shown himself to bu then Mr Ireland
would dosorvo well of tho people
HiHOAznrrK says ort Worth Houston nnd
Bait Antonio nro tnbo tho tliroo great filtoeof
Texus What about Austin fAuitln States-
man Austin Is tho state capital an J doponds
too much on pap This Is demoralizing
and Austin will not or bo n commercial
center Austin chouoto bo tho capital
And will bo that Is all
flu rAS coumti K e Kcarby a majority over
Abbott ttio Domooialtn nominee All ot whloli
eorves at nu opportunity for tho utterance ot u
on neighborly nnd cMuteoua remarks romtho
Fort Woith papers rAualln Call
Dallas county overcame tho shameless
recalcitrancy of Dallas city It Is tho
Ity of Dallas that proposes to politically
rule or ruin tho Sixth district
Whims tho papers ro busy alleging
reasons why Minister lhelpa should be
recalled thoy omit togUotho prluclpal
one That he has done nothing to merit
tho appointment nothtug to retain It and
Is from a sttto which has no claim for
recognition frpm a Democratic admlnts
tratlon
Thu thoory ol Houry Georgo that tho
land should p y all tho tux regardless of
Improvements thereon will moot tho ap-
proval of tho Vaiulerbllts Aitors and oth
ors Who have palatial residences but how
does It Impress tho poor man who has but
Ida cottage This scorns to bo a stum-
bling atono In his logic
Tine doctors of St Louis aro worrying
tholr brains ovora troublesome tongue
a tongu o which koopa wagging This Is
an affection which has troubled doctors
ot law divinity and modklno sinco over
thu world began and wtulo tho latter dis
course learnedly of local hyperesthe
sia chronic spasmodic condition of tho
gculoayoglorsus niusclo tho tongno
Vfags on and by It lawyers thrive and
morals suffer and busbanda groan
All tho legislation In opposition to
Morraoulsm Isthua far a farce Like
Penelopes web tho systotn or practice
Is being more rapidly rotnforcod than
abolished What cau rctlcct mora on tho
KOtummenttlun to allow shiploads of
Mormon recruits to land at Philadelphia
and to pis through tho country for tho
atowud puiposo of settling In a commun-
ity of law breakers It Is tlmo for tho
TflE GAZETTE F011T WORTH TEXAS THURSDAY NOVEMBER 11
national govcrnmont to take some decis-
ive slcpa In this roattor and tho drat
should bo to oxclado tliolr Immigrants
If Uila wero dono tho system could bo
generally abolished without resorting to
great severity
Although Teddy Hoosevclt Iisi been
defeated bo la not tn be left comfortless
as he bun Mile lor Kuropo to bring bock
with him a bonny bride Miss Carroll a
daughter of Got Carnll of Maryland Is
chosen by biro to be with him In triumph
or defeat nnd with youth and beauty by
his side what cares bo for disappointment
In the Old of politics
Tiik Texas synod which met In Gal
rcston sustained tho Georgia synods
voto of censure In tho case of Dr Wood-
row who Is considered to hold vlows at
variance with the orthodox tIows of tho
Southern Presbyterian church Ho has
clung to bis professors chair In the theo
logical school In Columbia lnsplto of tho
recommendation for dismissal relying on
tba action of other synods to condemn It
In which he has bcon disappointed
T i South may be solid but she Is
magnanimous enough to be willing that
all of bcr defamera may llvo to enjoy tho
blessings of her victory Republicans of
tho Murat Halstcad typo aro too small
game and sho docs not delight In tho
doath of such as thoy but would rather
that they turn and repent them cro It bo
too late Solid Southernlsm is a bitter
pill but thcro are some to whom It must
bo administered and It Is warranted to
kilt or euro
THE LUOKr TEXAN
Governorelect Hosb has not been beard
from save In a quiet incidental way
since tho election There was no demon-
stration at his homo ovor his victory as
on the occasion of his nomination and
ho received the nows as n matter of
course for thu nomination last August
was equivalent to an election While tho
candidate for governor In other slates
waited In suspense for thoerdlct at the
ballot box well knowing that a low thou
sand or even a fow hundred votes would
turn tho scalo Hobs was well assured bo
would be chosen In Texas His lot is
lucky compared with that of tho Demo
ncratlc nominee for governor ot Conncc
tlcut This unfortunate goutloman mado
a vigorous canvass and received a plural-
ity vote but there his triumph ended
There wero four candidates for governor
In Connecticut nnd the voto polled fox
them stood as follows i
Cleveland Democrat J807 <
Loutiibury Republican 50611
Forbes Prohibitionist < 810
linker Labor 2743
Total 121053
Candldatu Cleveland therefore lacks
ovor 6000 votes of having a majority of
nil tho votes polled and tboro Is no elec-
tion ot governor Tho rnattor is now re-
manded to tho legislature which happens
to have thlrtyono Itepubllcan majority
on joint ballot and will of courso elect a
Republican governor It Is nard lints
on Mr Cleveland who thus stos victory
snatched from his grasp nftor havlug
mado a splendid canvass nnd received a
largor number of votes thou any ono of
his opponents did This Is ono of tho
beauties of running for olllco lp a closo
or doubtful state and It Is altogether
probablo Mr Cleveland heaves a sight of
euy as ho casts his oyo toward Texas
when a Democratic nomination for
governor Is so conclusive ot election that
tho nomlnoe as soon ts tho convention
adjourns can commence gettlug together
tho material for his Inaugural address
and his opening message to tho legis
lature Tho Texas plan saves guberna-
torial aspirants lots of expenso and
worry and It Is equally fair for all tho
candidates for while the Democrat la
sum ho Is going to bo tho governor the
other fellows Republicans Prohibition-
ists etc are equally certain thoy are
going to bo btaton nnd cau ruako tholr
arrangements accordingly
the jiuzzma ws
Will tho lljprusa kindly wait and soo If
llnrlow has mado n bad bretk Wo linvo fro
inontty fougljt the News but wo novcr
onco slandered It Waco Ksnmtncr
Uoforo Killtor llartow rcaohos that 50000
which ho sooks from tho > ows ho will learn
some mnjcitto passages In his own Motor
some pnseagus that ho way wnnt forgotten 8
will tho public This much Iho Nous wlli por
rorm for tho pnrirtcnllon of tho press ot tho
state A better suhjoct than Kdltor Itartow hag
not ottered Itself In lot thoso tunny moons
Dallas News
Thu now Mexican U avows his rosolvo
to Btay and tho Austrian 11 swears ho
will remain Tine Gaucttk admires
pluck This papor is prluted In a plucky
town and breathes tho atmosphere of
that pluck which has converted a hill on
tho prairie luto a grand young city within
ton years Tiik Gazkttk Itsolt always
says what it means and noer waits for
tho fellno to Jump boforo expressing an
opinion aa to where It ought to alight
Hcnco it admires pluck In others
Bartow will stlok and llolo will stick and
thus will tho right bo justified Tub
Gaitt Is human and hag lta sympa
thlos nnd thoy go out to tho B in whoso
bonnet buzzed tho Now Moxlcan beo
Tub Gazkttk hts boon at times badly
troatcd by that H but It never penults
Its gtlevancos to warp lta sense of jua
tlce It was nothing discreditable to as
plro to bo tho governor ot New Mexico
and that bee was such n little thing com-
pared to tho Austrian bee buzzing In the
bonnot of the other n Every man aud
every paper ow < 5s something to his or Its
protenstons and because ot potty
warfare by ono who affects juud
slinging anothor that protends
to occupy a higher piano should not re-
taliate lu kind There was no justifies
tion In tho AustroHungarlan 11 for
utilizing tbc buzzing of tho New Mexican
boo as an occasion tor reproducing vile
personalities without connection with
tho bnz lng Pretensions aro now ox
posed to bo hollow shams It Isagamo
of seesaw In which tho Waco 11 sawed
tho Dallas 11 and tho Dallas H has seen
tho saw o tho Waco B and thereby
sawed oft 1 o own pretension Belo will
stick aud Uartow will stick Toanks
But for justlcoV sak6 Tujc Gazsttk
sympathizes with Bartow
AMEEWAN PiriLANTIlEOriSTS
The high stno of cultivated and en
lightened civilization to Which wo are
progressing so steadily in this country Is
forcibly and accurately exemplified in the
steady Increase of acta of munificent
phllanthropby It Is only the million-
aires like tho Vandorbllts the Slaters
the Tlldens and others who can bestow
millions In the cause of phllanthrophy
but their cxamplo Is a stimulus and
others follow whero thoy lead Thus
year by year tho grand record ol phllan
throphy grows higher until wo ore on a
fair way to a civilization worthy of the
possibilities of this great pcoplo and
country It was but yesterday wo read
In tho New Orleans TimesDemocrat of
the bestowal of another gift of 8100000
to tho Tulano University in Now Orleans
to found aud maintain a college for tho
higher education ot whlto girls and white
young women The doner is a lady a
resident ot Now York City and that her
gift Is tendered In a spirit ot tho purest
phllanthrophy Is evidenced In tho fact
that she stipulated her namo shall not bo
known to any ono save tho trustees of tho
university The dellcnto modesty of such
a courso will not lack appreciation al-
though tho name of this noble-
woman has becomo public It la
reassuring to read of such deeds
and contrast them with tho deeds and
utterances of tho misguided men who aro
under sentence of death In Chicago In
ono sense ot tho term the anarchists are
a product of our civilization If they are
so however thoy only servo to show up
defects In the systom Tho anarchist
propaganda cannot take root In a com-
munity whore socloty Is not only cn
llghtcued but humano and practical In
Its cnllghtmcnt Tho argumonts ot tho
anarchist or communist lose their force
when directed against a civilization that
devolops ccnoral philanthropy In all
ages eomo Individuals have obtained more
of this world goods than their fellows
and thus it will no doubt contlnuo until
tho end of tlmo Tho dlscoutended of
all countries have not Inveighed so much
against tho mere possessionas the misuse
of wealth When people who aro fortu-
nate enough by inheritance or other-
wise to acquire great riches aro scon
bestowing a generous sharo of their
wealth for the direct benefit of their fel-
lowmen tho shafts of tho communist tall
harmless against tho state of society
which It Is sought to destroy Our clvlll
zitlon Is sato whllo enlivened philan-
thropy exists and Increases
NEWS AND MITES
Dlght million umbrellas are mado an-
nually In tho United States
A two pound nugget of virgin gold has
bceu found In Transylvania county N C
Two Maine young ladles students > of
tho State college Maine havo been sus-
pended for hazing
Tom Acrcfoot Is tho appropriate namo
of a man In Key West v > hoso feet aro 1C
Inches long and fii Inches wide
Tho first comptroller of tho treasury
has decided that contlntrital notes are
barred by tlmo and canuotfbo redeemed
A patent for a gate vtas granted to n
Tcnnesscoan tho other day and a Mem
phis newspaper heath a paragraph con
talcing this Information 1 Tho Native
Genius of Tencssce as Illustrated by Ilor
Inventors
Tho Democrats of Massachusetts and
Minnesota stood manfully up In favor of
revonuu roform Thty camo near bring
lugboth theso states into tho Democratic
column and gained In ono of them two
and In tho othur thrco Democratic con
gnssmen
A New Haven infant ovor two months
old weighs only two and a half pounds
Sho Is well formed and healthy and of
lino vocal equipments Her height Is
thirteen ioches her wrist seveneighths
of an inch In olrctnnfcroncoi tho back of
her head measures ono Inch across and
bcr foot Is ono and a quarter Inches long
Tho production of oil in tho Washing
ton county Hold on October 1 was 17000
barrels nnd on Novmbcrl 10300 bar-
rels This rapid falling off shows that
this now Hold cannot bo deponded upon
to keop no tho acrago of production
Tho business ot sinking halfiullo wells
to bring to tho surfaco GOcout oil Is not
to alluring to operators The number of
new wells going down Is decreasing
A pew nso for tho tobacco plant has
been discovered Its stems nnd waste It
Is claimed are equal to linen rags In tho
manufacture ot paper Tobacco waste
costs less than 10 a ton linen rags 870
to 80 There Is no expense In assorting
the former and cry little shrinkage as
against a loss of onethird of rags Tho
yearly tobacco waste Is estimated by the
census roports at from 8000000 to 4000
000 ot pounds
Charleston Mass has a family that Is
son log thu city thoroughly Tho father
Is connected with tho public works two
sons are policemen ono son occupies a
position In a reformatory belonging to tho
city ono la a letter carrier two daughters
aro clerks in tho employ of the city and
one daughter the youngest hopes soon
to obtain a position as teacher iu a pnb
lie school What a pull there must be
somowbero there
Asiatic cholora has been slowly making
Its way northward In Europo and at last
It appears In Vlenua Mouths ago It be-
gan Its inarch at Brlndlst Passing up
the western shore nt tho Adrlatlo It tsr
rled for a tlmo In Venice and passed east-
ward to Trieste and Plume Prom the
head ot the Adrlatlo It crossed to Buda
Pesth on the Danube aud U uow prevails
there and In neighboring villages Thus
far only ono case has b tn rcportednt
vlonua and It la not probablo that many
cases will be found there Fortunately
the progress of tho disease this year has
not been marked by great mortality
A single passenger car on the Now
York Elevated road moved mysteriously
up nod down tho track on the line bo
tween tho Third Avonuo station and the
ThrtyFourth street ferry without a
locomotlfo Tuesday nlghti Tho car
was brilliantly lighted wltn a score of
Incandcscont clectrio lights and was
occupied by a party of ladles and gentle-
men At Intervals as It glided along the
track a bluo flash shot out from nnder
tho car nnd a shower of
eparks followed Tho motor
used was the Spraguo Electric
Motor Ono of the motors weighing a
ton and a half was attached beneath the
car aud received tho current from a third
rail F J S ragtie the inventor stood
at the regulator and directed the speed
ol the car which sometimes ran at a rato
of twenty miles an hour between the sta-
tions Tho electric lamps were fur-
nished from tho same current which was
generated half a mile away The trial
was thoroughly satisfactory though tho
weather was stormy
TOlYJi AND PAPEK
Kind Words train VsteemeA OonUmporrt
ties Who will Meet nt Fort Worth Next
BIny
VKRY VKKY IIArPY
The Port Worth Gazrttk Is happy
Fort Worth has secured another rail
road tho Fort AVorth KIo Grando
Weimar Glmlot
NO TONIO Nltismci
Tiik Ga7kttk needs a nerve tonic If It
does not fall prostrate upon Its couch af-
ter tho two trying ordeals booming the
Brownwood road subscription and the
political campaign wo fall to bo a
prophet and aro willing to refer tho mat-
ter to Wiggins for final settlement but
we enter our protest against any earth-
quake business being connected there-
with Cleburne lleportor
A DKM0CBAT1C TArKtt
Tho Fort Worth GA7ktte Is Democratic
to tho backbone It docs ono good to
Tead lta ablo teaching Round Hock
News
NOT YKT SATISlIBU
Fort Worth has secured her tenth out
lot by raising tho 10000 subsidy for tho
Brownwood road nnd yot she Is not sat-
isfied Fort Worth Is ono of the most
enterprising towns In tho Southwest
Comancho Town and Country
NOT AlRAID TO SIKAK
Tho Fort Worth Gazttk Is ono ot tho
brightest and nowslcst dallies In Texas
It dont wait to see which way tho fellno
Is going to jump before expressing Its
opinion Bartlett Headlight
A CKRTAINTV NOW
Tho Brownwood road Is a certainty
now Lot tho pcoplo of tho county en-
courage tho movu and the Iron horeo will
soon traverse our rich but much neglected
section This Is one of the grandest moves
evor mado by Fort Worth capital for the
trade of any section Of tho state Tho
resources of our county aro immense and
our cltbons need no encouragement to
seo tho Importance of this strldo that
must bo taken If wo deslro to put our-
selves In the front racks Comancho
Town and Country
A TOWN OF PLUCK
Fort Worth Is a town ot pluck enter-
prise and fagaclty nnd ut we think that
most of Its success has been due to Tub
GA7KT1B No journal evor worked with
more eueigy aud determination for the
good of lta home and wo hope that tho
citizens pf Fort Worth duly appreciate
their home papor as every town ought to
do Cameron Herald
TI15 PLUCKIEST fN TKXAS
Fort Worth tho pluckiest city InTexas
has made arrangements to build an outlet
to Brownwood and Tiik Gazbttk says
that tho Fort has got to have a road from
there to MeKInney This wonld be a
good move and wo aro sitlsUed that tho
enterprising citizens of tho place will
tumble on Bolden Monitor
UURIIAII KOIt POUT WOItTH
Hurrah for Fort Wortl I Hurrah for
Tarrant county I The DnrkLanternites
nro downed nnd Democracy rolgns su-
preme In Tarrant county Tiik Gazkttk
la happy and has a right to bo Alex-
ander Tribune
A CITY Olf WONIlKUFUL MKN
Fort Worth Is truly a city ot wonderful
mon Wo venturo to say that not a single
mossback has his abodo In that city it
wonld bo dangerous for ono of them to
llvo thero Last week tho citizens of that
city raised a bonus of 10000 to ecure
another railroad Ihla makes ton rail-
roads for Fort Worth and she put up tho
money to secure every last ono ot thorn
Sho la thu railroad builder of tho South
Kerrvllle D 0
WILL 11K W KICOMU
Fort Worth is aching for a connection
with the Frisco at Paris Como on We
will welcome you with outstretched arms
and COOOO bales of cotton a year rParls
u
Nows
TIIK IIK8T IN TKXAS
Tim Gaktik of Fort Worth Is not
only tho most enterprising but It la tho
best paper in Texas Tub Gazkitk has
lufluuuce aud when It fastens its tow
lino to a railroad or anything else It
generally brings it This Is more than
can bo sold for some ot the great dallies
Texarkana Times
WorUtnciiiil tho l rey
Houston ltfst
Although tho el otIon is over tho fcol
Ings that entered jcto tho canvass and
controlled tho action of tho voters still
exist and hao perhaps been laid away
to slumber until the next campaign
opns when tho samo proceedings that
marked tho cantass just ended will no
doubt bo attempted It la well known
that tho namo of ono certain man In
Houston who was not a candidate fcr
any ofllco was used constantly to dls
suada worklngmen from voting tno Dom
ocratlo ticket Ono ot the chief rea
sons given why worklngmen should
vote against tho domocracy
was mat it WM aupported
co rla l n PMtyJref erred to It seems
that a similar condition of things pro
vailed in ltlchmond Ya whero too labor
party bad bcon quite active tor some ttroo
before the late election The following
from tho State so well describes the sore
head element such as tho Democracy of
Harris county contended against and at
the same tlmo so nicely exposes tho ab
f S tho aPJW to worklngmen
that tho Post gives it placet Whenever
m loses repute with the members
ot his own
party whenevor
a sore
ulJ JTh08 ° uono drlvellnga
llat In tho party of which ho Is a mem fall
ber bcnoora mau who has failed In
his legitimate calling attempt
P enlsh hla empty pocta to re
with a public
01 wnenevera man wlose cafZ
will not bear the strain ot a canvas n
strict paity Hnfcswhenever a
m nr
one or all of theso classes
wants
ho makes hla dead sA wortinl
man Political history at the thS ° ft
Is tho history of so many abortive at-
tempts that we wonder tho efforts aboild
no so often renowed In tho eamo
direction Tho working classes
nro closely knit together
by that sympathy which proporly
exists bctvtcen laborers In all fields As
Individuals and as members of A class
engaged In manly pursuits thoy often
have wrong Tho many questions that
arlso botween employer and omployo
keep tho largo class of employes in a
state of agitation and it la this fact more
than any other that makes them always
the proy of tho offlcoceekcr of one of tho
classes wo have named A Btrlko may
occur in a community and leave Its
inovltabjo result ot Boreness even If
patched up If the trouble Is unhealed
then tho hurt Is rank Tho employer
may be a member ot the Ite
publlcan party and tho employes may
have voted that ticket but we
will find that the candldatu for ofllco who
springs to tho front will at onco propose
that because this employer has voted tho
Itepubllcan ticket his employes should
voto against blm The figure may bo re-
versed Tho employer may bo a Demo-
crat and bis omployca may have as a
rule voted tho Democratic tickot Then
the blooming candidate will argue thero
from that thoy ought all voto against tho
Democratic tickot because their employer
voted the Democratic ticket This may
bo childish reasoning but Is tho Instanco
unusual This method of reasoning It
Ib true Indicates the demagogue It is
underrating the wotklngmana Intelli-
gence Furthor still the method la found-
ed on the assumption that tho working-
man thinks so llttlo of his privileges and
duties as a citizen as to be caught by chaff
thrown to him by every officeseeking
demagogue It Is an absurd proposition
to hold a great political party responsible
for tho actions of ono man who votes Its
ticket and yet this la tho game ot the
demngogtiea who seek to fool tho work
lngman always tho worklngman Thla
method haa been tried eo often In the
largo Northem manufacturing ctlea that
It now has tho freshness and aroma of a
decayed and hoary chestnut
Uula nr llnlu
Dallas UcralU
Pallas city has bad thu honor ol fur-
nishing tho congressman for tho Sixth
district for eight years past and at tho
Waxahachlo convention presented two
candidates for the office The conven-
tion saw proper to nominato another
man and Dallas Democrats havo mani
fested their appreciation of past favors
by knifing tho Democratic nomtnec Dal
las Democrats are bidding for a position
in the estimation of tho state Democracy
similar to that held by tho Democrats of
Galveston since they distinguished them
selves by electing Tom Ochiltree to con
gress and thoy will not havo to go much
turthortoget It
OueWenkens the Other
Waco Examiner
Tho scrape the Belo syndlcato la In Is
natural It Is tho result of ono head
controlling two papers published four
hundred miles apart It cannot be done
Establishing tho Dallas Morning News
was an experiment and it Is proved ti
failure
PECOS CITY
The Water Question Settled Forever Fine
Cotton Itutaed In Uteres County
Correspondence of tho dazctte
Pkcos City Tkx Nov 8 A flow ot
good puto water was readied in well No
3 on tho college nddltlou at a depth of
250 feet on tho evening of November 4
Tho estimated flow is 0000 galons per
hour Tho water rises nineteen feet
above tho surface Tho pressure Is ndt
qtiito as strong as Nos 1 and 2 oWlng to
tne dlfferonco In tho nelghtof tho ground
Messrs F II Jonea Co tho artesian
well firm of Colorado City who put down
Nos 2 and 3 will commence work on No
1 tomorrow on their own property
Our city Is Improving oiery day noth
ing spasmodic nor phenomenal but of
the we propoeetostay order
Tho work on tho now Baptist church
will commence at once Tho materlul Is
nearly all on tho ground and tho con
tractor John Barnard of Big Springs la
hero with his men Tho oimenslons of
tho church Is 82x50 feet
The salo of Beeves county school
lands situated In Hockly county was
conatimmatcd today with tho comrals
mlssloners court by Georgo A Knight
Co real estate agents ot this city tor J
1 Waters of Savanuab Mo Tho terras
of solo woro 9181 per aero thirty
years tlmo rato of interest C rer cent
per annum Total amount for laud
S2370272j annual Interest UC0 13 for
a public school fund Tho above
amount In addition to that received from
tho state puts Ileoves county
in good shapu for educational pur
poses The halo is considered
by compotent judges hero to be a good
one nnd our commissioners havo dono
woll and are to bo Icoaratulatcd for tho
consummation of 110 salo ou so favorable
terms
In the lntoresta of the county and
her llttlo ones
If thero remains a question of doubt In
the minds of any ns to tho adaptlblllty of
Pacos Valley for tho cultivation of cotton
let him cotuu out hero und satisfy himself
8 Q
lM 8vm Knsnt Co have on
exhibition in their olllco a branch that
was cut off
from a stalk that
grow on
McWhortcra field that contains four
° flnb0llS r MoKnlgM has some
aa fine
gnpcvlnea from
settlnga put out
last eprine as I eve saw grow anywhere
His lruit trees aro all doing wcl With
If111 caPabllK < < and tbq proper
legislation on our school lands Pecos
valley will soon becomo tho equal of tho
farfamed valleys ot California Good
EX f0UDl on tbe w county rSad
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at tho H
depth of thirty feet
iv L illl b0Xe ar l 1 ° ver tho laud
Lihth0 nd8at0rh
vlng been emp
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Pmn macl has t0 contend With Too
much
strong UKdlclne
Prickly Ash Bit
of e all 8 this PWly and surely taking the place
class of drugs and Is curing
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holders oftho Foil Wflrtutiw
way company will m Vii1m
company In the elty Vjii
Tuesday Doeomucr MaliH
transfer Vooks IU elort f
nor st 2 15 p to 1 j-
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complaint heard f sf
pcrlcncedcooklssbleWf
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because M
simply
compounded as to
bio when the dlrectIo s
trial la all that to
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holds
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November 11 only
tho round trip >
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