Fort Worth Weekly Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 51, Ed. 1, Thursday, November 27, 1890 Page: 3 of 12
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t ayes of M > > tnonr says the
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f Iin > ir county nlont This
t a email utreiige win sown com
h t s full Next > on it U
that 6200000 will be paid
rs of llaylor for their wheut
s in imtl stock in goo 1 order In
tv of hitesboro Gonzules
i on and cotton are ubout ull
u 1 have Mimed out much
id nas expected
i jeirs have rolled by says
in lex the syrtiu c rop of Slont
uuty ill be recognized as one
t s tuiportrut factor In her
i ipel ity
I weeks of pood weuther will
t e i niton of Navarro county
mitt farmers are in good shape
> l nu the short grain crop
rii was raided for home eoti
uiid the cotton crop is heavy
t te tounty is much better
I ected when picking begun
iit but sufficient for local
it < rnn of Jones countv is In a
i 1 Hon and the indications
ui l yield u muguillcent bur-
t i dulden of Coleman county
i r s of corn which yielded
i ii the acre
11 IcnMetnn has n pear tree
hi iiier < vtlie Tunes bearing the
r this year The pears are
i 11 lieu eyes mid will ripen
next week ir frost does not
ii
i fit Wdlinrger county state
it < rop is dolus noeiy grins
ii i nick is in the best t ouditlou
i that nearly onethird of the
i u us in the Holds around
i i n ouuty The ten days of
i n a 1 paralyzed every lling In
i it
ur nil be only the third year
ii i ulle county fanners have
I u but if there it a fuvorn
s i i Ijales will bo the size of the
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i imnner countv of the state
E i lie award of the tite fair
i n arbJ000 bales of lotton
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i i iiripspimdence from Eoleun
< i ii iv there is the following
V i ii I l < > e ruins lately whith will
p i n ma hue start People are
t ii tnouiili son in their grain
u i I iikm line Cotton that is
n i tti well all lathered in Ex
I Miners say that the late crop
u i i i 11 If so It will equal the first
ii i n e Mai ion Ritiubnlt has
ti i i tip that will average seventy
Hi t i the stotk that spruug from
v Rr stm ks
M H v fm in rs throughout Nacogdoches
< ii I iimUe a huge surplus or rib
tin
In
arHit
Hit it
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pj nip Pin rear
i t Mails of Jones county farmers
owlu wlieat Just what
it > It is hard to determine
r ii what we can learn says the
> ii i it more than ICO per cent
u in last enr Northwest Texifs
l < t i inug as thu small grnin belt
if
i iiiiiiint of sugar nnd svrup Is
t u i i e ii Rusk ciuuty This pro
j i as an everv year in that see
ilt tanners Bay It pays better
til II-
i i i Nov 18 Wheat never
p than it does now The last
tti i ci r i uy rainv weather has eou
i urmtis that thoy need the road
tttv i
> it Nov 22 Wo have had line-
n I uid a lurse acreage of ivhrut
t in a and looks well
I iini Noi 21 The recent mini In
i in a Ijoimiiir ounties will Hi
i ii i In w lieal acreage ahout one
t i i lie small craiii crop of that
i nf tiie stale will be fully theetlmes
i ii it Unit of aii pevious year
i ii tIt Mulene country is come to
i i mi dt tilde what was expeited
rr i nr by the planters West
i i mi 12 to the front as a rrnn
i i I Irnit country while her-
r > n a t i k lountrv is known of all
i iwti of tne farmers about
iter mi > oleu county liava
I ii I nr ltr e crops of barley which
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> w Nov 22 The wheat crop
l t p anted anil thu acreage will be
h Mm > n mmti as lust year The
i t early all k ithered Abou 13
I i me been fiiuued at this plaoe this
Si i
I Iim no Nov 21 Thousands and
tl ii i il of > muz fruit trees aud irrnpe
lire pmiz shipped In here now for
1 mtiiir Ml the new j etlers are
i r ihv Imlitieil with the Fpirit of
T < i and u so w th the belief that
fu w just the country for suo
lnit culture
TEXAS SCHOOLS A1TD CHUSCHE3
Work mis been resumed on the C P
ffi mirv titnliliims n s the Weather
I liiintituiion an 1 will be loiiliuued
it 1 h ntitde SbOJO north of iinprovc
li s I tl projected is complete Dr
L Hii kens says that the stonework
i e stone liuddtim ill hu competed
fi three mure days work
ti 1 < ilptinus for the erection of nn
A r inn Methodist l iieopal church nt
1 ul t ii are beimr olitatued The site
foi i iiIlrj nn i oitiool have been do
Ea i l
i lie contract for the biilldins of the
oiiiiern Iresbvterian church at Vernon
bas lieen let and work will begiu at
Cui H
itiHBolts in NolanvilleBell countv
i nniiiieiiced the erection of a new
c Vh li ci will be completed n soon
K i die The Cnmpbelllte church Is
r H li i iniiplete 1 and the Methndtt
the erection of a
tirch nt Brown
inlay tnor ftnc
rille olhcpted
ichurcluM were
fin on
rrehrl
r v r
< 1 > the to the
0 > gcb us a sIKlISS handsome
to hu eret teJruv the Methodists of
uhwest Iexas to cost 10000
llw Christian Church at Nocono
J titajue couutr Is now under full
lien lwuy of erection and will soon be
uinyleted
The new school houB nt Blooming
fove Xuiarro county will be com
pleted this week nnd is a beautiful
structure
The Mount Prospect nnd Union Baptist
churches at Flemiu Comunche county
have consolidated and will build a Bap-
tist church on the base lmu on the south
side of Ilolmsleya creek on V T Tuu
uerb laud
TEXAS PS03RS33
Work has been resumed on the bank
btilldiusat Atnurillo which was aban-
doned by the contractors some weeks
airo The bank directors have taken the
work in hand and will push it rapidly to
completion
A new hotel of metropolitan propor-
tions says the 1ost is one of the new
enterprises Arlington has the promise of
petting m the near fjture
Mr Gus Waruecke was met by n
Houston Herald inuu today dinl informed
him days that sheet thtt he had just
finished nu 80000 cullon well daily
capacity on the rant n of Mr G C
Street nenr Harnsbur At a depth
of 200 feet with a threeInch pipe Mr
Wtirneeke struck an urlesiuti stratum
with the capacity as above indicated
A new hotel has just been completed at
Muilius Mills county
About all the preliminary arrangements
hnve been completed for establishing a
bunk in Arlington In the curly part of
January It will hnve an abundant cap-
ital nnd will be prepared to tlo a srenerul
btiukinir business from tho start Ar-
lington has lout needed uch an institu-
tion and its success is an assured fact
AlUildi < i > an I loan association with a
capital of J 10000 is heimr organized ut
bejmuur Sometliin over ouahillf of
the stock is ulrendv subscribed
The tommissioners court of Brazoria
count have grunted n new bridge over
Mustiint slouch in Alvm nnd it will be
immediately coiistrjcted
The First National Bank of Jacksboro
have obtained uuurters and will be ready
for business by December I
Vernon is now prepared for flre9 She
has a line system of waterworks and an
oniiinized tire compiny with a line hose
truck mill 1000 feet of hose
The Morris hotel on Wnsiil cton street
three atones 53x120 feet is almost com-
pleted says the Seymour tun aud will
toon be ready for Cupt Williams to open
in jinind etjle It is u line piece of
work
J here is pren demnnd for money In
Wiltmrsser lotintv suys the Vetiun
Texan Tnis is cuued by the limliilitv
nf the banks to utiply the demand
Their surplus capital is tied up Tins
causes the farmers to procure loans on
their farms when it should be supplied
bv lotal banks Whether the demand Is i
renter than usual is not known but we i
think unt and Hi trouble is the bunks
are not equal to the occasion
Durum the next two months SI00
000 could be loaned here on the best se
cunlv nnd at u coo 1 rate of interest
Another bank with sttfliclent capital to
it eet the demands of the public should
bi ciicouraired and secured if possible
I lie IUines of the city demands it und
it should be forthcomimr Farmers who
desire to hold their wheat torn better
market slnud not bi foroel to sell be-
cause they cannot borrow money with
proper securitv We need a baukitii
house with a capital of 51jJ000 and it
could do a cood safe loaning busiuess
from the outset
Fifieen new houses ure in procoss of
construction at Palestine and several
mere under contract
Ifcos CtiY Nov 21 The city cor-
poration will be revived nt once und
taxes raised for imprownir the streets
setting out trees aud otherwise beauti
fvlns the town
Hamki L Nov 22 The new two
story stone builiinir for the First
National bank of Haskell to cost S < J00
is under cool headway and will be com-
pleted by the first of March Mr F P
Morcun ib liirunti on erecting u two
storv brick business Imuse on his lot nt j
northeast loruer public squuro The i
Haskell County Nutioiitl bank will be I
readv to open for business on the 25th of
this mouth S II Johnson is cashier j
M S Pearson president Much im-
provement murks the rapid procress and
development or Haskell city und county
U vriswiiK Nov 22 Our town is on
a quiet Iojm Good substantial im
proxemeiits are colntr up all the time
hacked by a joou country nnd pro
K esiio people that have come to stay i
Wwie Nov 22 beverul now build I
inc nave just been completed nnd others
are in course of erection Our lumber
dealers report a ho ivier business this
season than ever before
DftiLiN Nov 20 The franchise
iirunteil by the citv comic several
months a o to a company for supidvius
our citv with electric lights having been
forfeited on account of time und the
council realizing the importance of
street liclits jester lay contracted with
Messrs Howe Burrows represeutitii
the Sun Vapor iraslicht company of
Canton Ohio for lluhtlim the city with
ttieir famous sun vapor lamps Messrs
Howe Burrows hate oulmated them-
selves to have the plant in successful
operation by December 15 Thus Dub-
lin keeps on in her upward march to tho
front
The stono work on the Grnnbury court-
house Hood county will soon reach the
top of the second story
The new bank aud ndjninius bulldinc
are looming up they both havinc
reached the second storv says the Wax
ulimine Democrat und tne iron frout on
the first story of the Vickery store pre-
sents a tine npptarance The carpenters
Itue sullieiently progressed with their
work on tho Feans Trippet biilldiu on
Main street to ullow the bricklayers to
resume work on the walls of the second
story
TEAS IMMIGRATION
Projectors are continually flocking
into Cruth county t says the Dublin Pro
cress
Immigrants still continue to visit Tay-
lor aud surrounding < ounties and they
seem to lie of the best element There
still room in the Abilene country for
0000 more families
Silo has been till
neseekers til
ite men hsfre IjjPn kept May
them ntiotifiji n en theicH
And nzuiii Immigrants m ur
aily they tome W train
Five carloads oMhouse
irrived here a few Ay sro
The followms gentlemen vlved in
Estaontlo says the Texian Pn
vember 11 with their fatnlli
f jr Lubbock on the North S
Bandy B T Biyitly J E
N Green Smith Ally an
There are Twentyeicht
counlluc the children T
lZ ii > j ku r sfet
TYPE
nn No
en route
HM
Jireeti W
I Atkinson
he party
party is
from Hood county and say they are
onlv the advance guard the Immigra-
tion Is vet to come
The Halletsvillo lee faotorv turned out
its lirst crystal blooks this week
A canuimr fuctory is oneof the enter-
prises now on tapis which will surely be
established in Gainesville before the
opening of the next fruit seusou says
the Hesperian
Th last kiln of the 1000000 brick
with whih the lifty charcoal furnaces
are to be built at Jefferson is finished
These furnaces will be of the latest and
most improved style They ure built to
burn charcoal lor the eijjbty ton pig
iron furnace
The Beaumont mills have secured tho
contract for all timbers nnd ties to be
u < eil in the construction of the new rail-
road from Corpus Christi to Browusvdie
There are 1800000J feet in tb s order
These mills are constantly making im-
provements and together with the Nona
mills company their shipments reach
5500000 teet
Ihere ts n prospect that Chicago capi-
tal will put in a 100 churcoal furnace at
Denison
Seymour is in correspondence with Mr
MolTetof Wuxahuchie in regurd to put-
ting in a roller miller at that point The
matter will be thoroughly ouuvussed
The Sunset brick and tile company nt
Gonzales will commence to burn a kiln
or 2 ii000 brick Jobes brick aril has
recently put in u dry process inuehme
with a trpacity of 1U000 a day This
yard turns out 4080000 brick annually
The soap company at Wolfe City will
commence putting their machinery in
pace 111 December
Wnlto City can secure a furniture fac-
tory if it will but try snys the Sentinel
for the manufacture of tables chair
doksbedsteads dressers and all grades
of furniture
Prospectors are vllting the Abilene
country at a lively rule now and laud
sales are more frequeut thuu they hau
been for two mouths
Seventylive German Polish emigrants
nrrived at Galveston by thestesmer Bio
Grande receutly aud will scatter ubout
the interior of the statu
According to the Western Arzus Mon-
tague county new prospectors are in
Noeona every day There are severul
buildings goum up now mid eer long
there will be sex eril business houses of
const leruhle importance start up
Immigrants are coming thick and fast
tom the East anil are rapidly settling
un Wilbarger enmity und the Puuhuudlu
country
The Kl Paso Herald has the following-
S W liusscll has received n tetter from
a gentleman in Cincinnati asking nbout
property in our valley He wishes to
locate a colony of American farmers and
tradesmen in this section and wants to
buy 5000 acres of land for that purpose
Mr Russell feels satislicd that he can
accommodate him and Is git ing him
figures on property in this section tunl
he will probably be here m a few days to
look over the ground
Many prospectors and investors are
visiting Swisher county and locating the
lauds uround Julia A goo 1 many ueavy
investments are being mude
Clauiib Nov 10 Messrs J C
Dickey Irom Grayson county and II D
Thornton from Collin county arrived
this week with emigrant outfits Farm-
ers seekiug an escape from the bnck
mud nf Collin and Gruvson couities flu 1
a refuge here where such a tiling is un-
known
Emohy Nov 19 Prospectors are
here in search of homes and real estate
Is beginning to change hands We pre-
dict that there will be no idle tarins in
Ilaius county in lbJl There is but one
vat ant residence iu the city now and it
is not for rent
Dirniiv Nov 20 The contract for
the Dublin cunning ami manufacturing
comnuuv buildings will be let on Monday
next The farmers are delighted with
the organization of the canning com-
pany and will plant with a view of sup-
plying it with fruits vegetables etc
in the spring Also it is a settled fact
that a large tannery will be established
here in the near future
Jkfi nitSOK Nov 20 The Cypress
lumber company h ve just begun work
here They ure nlready making shing-
les nnd soon the mills will be turning
out 50000 feet of lumber a day
The river is rising rapidly
The Lnne Star iron company are put-
ting in fortyfive churcoil kilos with a
capacity of 4000 bushels of charcoal a
month at a cost of S1000 n kiln The
great furnace will soon he iu operation
The car wheel works ar < ulrcady fin-
ished and are only waiting on tho fur-
nace to begin operations
GAiNKbViLLK Nov 22 The Cooke
county horticultural society are arrang-
ing to build a canning factory in time
for the fruit season of 1S1I1
Fiu7Eit Nov 23 Immigrants are
flocking to this couuty as If there werB
no other section 4ot uny worth in the
state
risilEtt Nov 3 Scurry county
which has been overlooked by immi-
grants heretofore is now getting a large
number of good farmers Aspermont
near the center of Stonewall county has
recently been given a healthy little boom
by the settlement of a large number of
fanners nenr it The Sxiede settlement
in the northeast part of Fisher county
lias just received an addition of six
families from Truvis couuty The set-
tlement now numbers about fifty
families
Ptcos City Nov 23 Pecos City
while not on a boom contiuues to draw
farmers from the East Mr J W
Prewitl of Crockett enme out several
dus ugo to look for a location for him-
self and several of his neighbors Hn
visited this place first and with the in-
tention nf taking in the Panhandle and
Abilene country but after spending
three or four days said that this was
good enough for him and left for home
to dispose of hisinterests and will return
hyTauunrvl He suit that on his re-
port would depend the removal of a
number of familieswho have bern con-
tending with the drouth in the less fa-
vored portions of the state Mr Prewitt
is one of the most substantial men of
Houston county nnd was skeptical when
he started for Pecos City as to tho suc-
cess attending farming by irrigation
Iowa Park Nov 22 In the luorense
of population this lias been a red letter
week in the history of Iowa Park About
twelve families arrived from different
places Messrs A C Watts and M A
Smith and families from lown Mr S
C Trawntha and family Johnstown
Pa Mr Akers aud two other gentle-
men and their families sixteen in all
from Missouri Mr Flynn Little Hock
Ark and Messrs J S Nix CM
Lawrence J N T Tates and Vireil
Nix and their families all from Parker
county this state These men with
their < vIves little ones and trunks are
here to locate Others are reported on
the way
Clauhe Nor 21 Immigrants are
et II coming Mr J W Brooks from
Jefferson Tex arrived with his family
today
ALTAR A D TOMB
MAItklAGhS
Mr M J Howard and Mrs Lou
Brown near Suyilvr November 12
Mr C E Fiii ley and Miss Lilla B
McGormuu Dallas November 18
Mr S W Suvnge nnd Miss Cora
Weildeman Dallas November IS
Mr Elwnrl E Davis anil Miss Emma
Drake Dallas November 18
Mr W H Ward und Miss Nettio
Boss Cooper November 11
Mr S II Lewis and Miss Mattle
Adair Cooper November 12
Mr J Pardee nnd Miss Maggie E
Stone Cooper November 13
Mr John McFarlutid uutl Miss Maggie
Mnild Snennan November 19
Mr Llovtl 11 Sparks aud Miss Lucy B
Eubank Georgetown Noiemher ID
Mr Henry Hugis nnd Miss Maxie Lon-
don Hallrllle November 17
Mr Joe Snnrbus mul Miss Mutlie Hig
gius Marshall November 10
Mr J D Wolf and Miss Temple Air
heart Corsicaun November 13
Mr Frank Doyle and Miss Willie
Goodwin Sulphur Springs November
10
Mr J B York and Miss Kato Cald-
well neurSlrawn November 12
Mr M C Fo ter nnd Miss Jeflice
Thompson Canton November 13
Mr J C Jiuobs and Miss Carrie
Gross Gainesville November 17
Mr Frark Shorer and Miss Mary Kep
pler Galveston November 1G
Mr W M Butcher and Miss Belle
Cravens Gainesvi le November 17
Mr M W Lnnnie and Miss J E
DekTson Helton November 18
Mr J H Ueynolds ami Miss Harriet
Elliott Belton November IS
Mr Walter Supp mul Miss Mamie
Hudspeth ban Autonio November 17
Mr John Uemedes and Miss Alice
Waters San Antonio November 17
Mr KouITh Alphonse and Miss Adele
Piturd Sail Antonio November 17
Mr Thomas Lawrence and Miss Bertha
Hartmnn Houston November 17
Mr H Hawkins and Mrs Ldlie Will
iams Houston November 18
Mr Tucker and Miss Miunie Brfen
Wuio November 18
Mr Will Loovery nnd Miss Fannie
MtClellnil Hillsliorn November 12
Mr It W Crawford and Mis Fannie
Cameron Gainesville November IS
Mr S S Tnurmiin und Miss Lulu P
Boyd Gainesville November IS
Mr 1ttic B Liwusslou to Mrs Nancy
White Greenville November 10
Mr C W Allmand to Miss Delia
Woodail Greenville November 10
Mr A R Jackson to Miss Lizzie
Gun Ty Greenville November 17
Mr W H Suggs to Miss Adelia
Douglass Greenville November 18
Mr W C Whittingtou to Mrs II A
Kcliey Greenville November 19
Professor J M McLeod aud Mrs N
A I5o s Greenville November 11
Mr D D Harrison nnd Mrs Maggie
P Kzell Cleburne November 10
Mr W II Whntley und Miss Lena
Tudor Paris November 22
Mr Joseph Graves and Miss Kate Mc
Grnw Paris November 22
Mr J It Feiinimore and Miss Fannie
McLeary Parts November 22
Mr J It Tingle and Eva H Diug
tnnn Pans November 11
Mr Ilirum ridwell and Miss Kebecca
L Adams Paris November 21
Mr George Miller and Miss Phoabo
Fisk Childress Nov 17
Mr William Woody and Miss Mattie
Webb Gamesvlllo November IS
Mr Dan OBauunn and Miss Minnie
II BeukP Gainesville November ID
Mr J G Brown ami MissLilIie Wiley
Gainesville November 20
Mr J C Jacobs nnd Miss Carrie
Gross Gainesville November 20
Mr W II Pippin and Mrs Ora F
Leach Gainesville November 20
Mr JIi Bradley and Miss Minnie
Morey Gilmer November 10
Mr Deuuie Gncher and Miss Sarah
Fields Morguti November 10
Mr A It Jackson nud Miss Lizzie
Gundy Lone Ouk November 1G
Mr B F Aeennun and Miss Hat tie
Tbomtisoti Trinity November 11
Mr Ij G Gebhurd and Miss Johnnie
V Wade Grandview November IS
Mr J N Howell and Miss Vance
McCliristian Corsicaun November 23
Mr Sam Curues and Miss Lizzie Pitts
neur Iredell November 20
Mr Hill M Ilildreth uud Miss Maud
Peiin Purinertville November 1G
Mr W S Ward anil Miss Nettie Boss
Ben Franklin November 10
Mr G W Ilaydeu und Miss Bay
Alexuuder Denison November 10
Mr Robert L Trobough and Miss
Maine Burues South Gale November
1C
Mr Dick Witt and Miss Laura E
Katcliff near Gainesville November
Mr J M Uzier and Mies Ireno
Cooper Snyder November 19
Mr W B Portwooi and Miss Mattie
Pavne Decatur November 19
Mr G B Ernies and Mrs L C Han-
cock uear Sherman November 20
Mr W II Pippin and Mrs Ora
Fruncps Leach GuineaVille Novem-
ber 21
Mr W S Hatfield and Miss Belle
Gomett Gainesville November 21
Mr S M French and Miss Winnie
Duun Sherman November 21
Mr A L Hatter and Miss Katie Ad
kisson Sherman November 21
Mr W H Denny nnd Miss Ada Bens
ley Crockett Noiemher 20
Sir Marion Wells mid Miss Lovle Wal
ler Crockett November 10
Mr Peter Scurlock und Miss Lou Mor-
ris Crockett November 17
Sir Abe Bryant aud Miss Georgle
Gurdner Crockett November 18
Mr Jesse Arnold and Miss S J Hul
llngsworth Crockett November 19
Mr J W Hopper and Miss L G-
Rosser Crockett November 20 f
Mr J HSmith anil Miss Alice La
Rue Crockett November 20
Sir W J Obertine and Miss Annie R
Rut tiff Huntsville November 13
Sir J A Pnruell nnd Miss Dosia Wil-
liams Whitesboro November 1C
Mr L F Scoggms aud Miss Addie
Curry Whitesboro November 10
C D Gillum and Miss LIda N Daw-
son Whitesboro Noiemoer 17
Mr T M Huddleston uud Miss Addle
Elder Whitesboro November 18
Sir R F Trobaugh and Miss M T
Barnes Whitesboro November 19
Mr W S Kelly aud Miss SI A Uar
ville Whitesboro November 20
Mr James L McMeans and Miss Liz
zie Bells Palestine November 17
Mr Reuben D Hester and Miss Min-
nie Carroll near Palestine Novem-
ber 12
Slr James H Kissinger and Miss Iola
C Elbert Galveston November 19
Mr Park Alexander aud Miss Lizzie
Brown Waco November20
Mr W M Atwood and Hiss Fronie
Bradley Weatherford NoTembor 20
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THE WEEKLY GAZETTE FORT WORTH TEXAS THURSDAY NOYEMBEK 27
Mr J A Baker and Miss Mollle
Collins Stepbenville November 13
Mr Bird Henson and Miss Rena
Hlckey Stephenville November 13
Mr W B Loj = and Ml3 Sivllla
Trout Stephenville November 13
Mr A H Moss nnd Miss Mollle Rose
Stephenville November 15
Mr J T Cornelius nnd Miss C U
McClosky Stephenville November 33
Mr W H Gatewool aud Miss Dora
Brock Stephenville November IS
Mr W U Riley und Mrs Mollio
Thornbury Stephenville November 20
Mr Dtu Kiber an I Miss Belle Thomp-
son Corsicaun November 19
Mr Olin Boggs ami Miss Becky Nuby
Kaufman November 10
Mr John W Lament nnd Miss Lizzie
Butler Kaufman November 10
Mr J E Cane uud Miss Emma Fow-
ler Kaufman November 17
Mr S M Brewer and Miss Belle Mil-
ler Kaufman November IS
Mr W S Hatfield and Mis3 Belie J
Gossett Gainesville November 19
Mr J F Puss and Miss Nutiey Eads
Belton November 1G
Mr Ben L Taylor and Miss Cora E
Bowser Belton November 10
Mr H Winkler and Miss M Penkert
Beltou November 1G
Mr I II Ruvtiolds and Miss Unrriet
Elliott Beltou November 17
Mr M V Loouie und Miss J E
Dickerson Beltou November 17
Mr W S Ormaiid and Miss
Manning Beltou November IS
Mr II C Huschko Miss Ida
Lizzie
Moss
hart Beltou November IS
Mr Miles Parker uud Miss Emma Mo
Dnuald Belton November 19
Mr Bob Moore uud Miss Fuuny Bare
Held Beltou November 19
Mr Walter Kennedy and Miss Annie
Ferguson Alvarudo November 17
Mr George McGhIkh and Miss Alice
Greeu Cameron November 20
Mr Jones und Miss Muinie
Houston November 19
Fuze
Mr Delaney How land nnd MIJs Mary
Stafford Columbus November 18
Mr Edmund Waugemun nnd Miss Ida
Kollmaun Frelsburgh November 12
Mr Geo Adams end Miss L E
Moiers Wuxulmchio November 10
Mr John Cox uud Miss Charlotte Ten
ney Waxahiichie November 1G
Mr Ebeu N Twaddle aud Miss Henri
etta Peteet Wiixnhuehie November 17
Mr J A Bluloek nnd Miss N L
Wright Wuxnhachie November IS
Mr J T Kelley und Miss Monnle
Lucy Longvlew November 10
Mr Frank Luwsou aud Miss Faunio
Oliver Marshall November 19
M Jo eph Schuorbus and Miss Mattie
Iligglns Marshall November 11
Mr Enos Stokes and Miss Iluttie Col-
lier Cold Spriugs November 11
Mr J Ii Walker nnd Miss Lena
Brown Groesbeck November 1G
Mr Frank M Cockrell uutl Miss Alice
Noble Dallas November 19
Mr Thomas II Estes and Miss Myrtle
Dav lexurkuuu November IS
Mr James II Draughon uud Miss
Coke Atlanta November 19
Mr Mat Vaiichu and Miss Xntlo
Farmer Keuuodnle November 10
scouring s
feral clenin
the taundryTo
What will SAP0LI0
bright and give the fl <
take the offths
lid hand
wh
Wlrj
II
greao
the knives and forksJEh it and mate the
washbasin tie batlfcb even
a new pin if yon u = e SAPOII0 Cue cake
clever Housekeeper and try it
3Ev7AE3 0 IMITATttKS
Mr John Lewis nnd Miss Sarah A
Short ltockwall November 15
Mr 1 A Brussard nnd Mies Debbie
Daugherty Jewett November 13
Mr J P Tunstult and Miss Carrie E
Stevenson Floresville November IS
Mr Emanuel Selig aud MIs Clarissa
Levy Floresville November 19
Mr Zeno Perkins and MKs Knte Put-
nam Sulphur Springs November 18
Mr Culwn Skidmore nud Mrs Nel-
lie Deerow Arunias Pass November IS
Mr E E Kean nnd Miss Eva Win-
ston Cisco November 17
Mr Robert Sprawls aud Miss Mollle
Ktlley Cisco November 12
Mr T Smith and Mrs C P Smith
Runnels county November 19
Mr William Bi7el uud Mss L Miller
nenr Hotibnm Noiemher 21
Mr A C Davis aud Miss Mattie Ma
bary Clarksxillo November 20
Mr W II Fields nnd Mhs B A
Kerlee nenr Meridian November 16
Mr W L Thomas nnd ili Emma
Warren Marshall November 20
Mr S Q Benil nud Miss Mnry IJ
Harris Weutherford November 21
Mr Frank E Golunert and Miss Meta
I Pulmle Cuero November 20
j Mr John L Edgar and Miss Edith
Faulconer Cuero November 19
Air J 11 Wuruer and Miss Lizzie
i Fuulkner Denton November 19
Mr J A Morgan and Miss Susan
Rivers Denton November 20
Mr A E Madenell and Miss Mattie
Nimms Dentou November 21
j Mr Fred Ileim uud Miss Lou Kargea i
I LuGruuge November 21 <
1 Mr 1 W Miller and Miss Belle Nor-
ton Athens November 17
Mr O B Burry and Miss Minnie
i Lovin Allien November 18
Mr J L Willbunkp uud Miss Uboda
E Bailey Athens November 19 I
j Mr S G Siringer uud Mis K C j
Peevey Athens November 20 j
Mr Andy Armstrong and Miss Mny
McCarthy Taylor November 20 j
Mr M C Caudle uud Miss Etta
near
Lncky Sherman Noveinoer22
Mr Oscar Berman and Miss Rachel < J
Finklestein Luliug November 10
Mr J R Mackey and Miss Cora Deu
mnn Luliug November 19
Mr Joe Harmon nnd SIiss Isnbelle T
Sparks Cleburne November Hi
Mr J E Brutoher und Miss B C
Cooper Cleburne November 17
Sir J L Wiggins and Miss Laura Mc
Slillan Cleburne November 17
Sir W C Watters and SIiss Dora Ma
sou Cleburne November 17
Mr Heriert Clark nnd Slisa Lexie
Sluthis Cleburne November IS
Sir A B IIas und Miss Jennie Cox
Cluburno November 18
Sir Alia Sides nud Sllss Mollio Mc
Ltol Cleburne November 18
Sir AJ Snelllugs and Miss Nancy
Ellint Cleburue November 19
Mr W R Ayers uud Miss Mary Mor-
row Kaufman November 10
Mr Andy Rnsers aud MUs Julia F
Juckson Breuham November 12
Mr J T Harrison and SIiss Lula
Dhkey Waco Noiember20
Sir S II Brooks und SIiss Omega
Slattisou near Coroicana November 10
Sir VV A Harvey nnd Slias Sladie
Kiinberlm Sherman November 18
Sir S S Thurmiu and SIiss Iular
P Boycrs Gainesville Noember 18
Mr T J Willson and Miss Lillie
Webb Weatherford November 17
Sir J SI Baxter and SIiss Etta
Seugo Peaster November 17
Mr W N Atwood and Miss Sophronia
i Bradley Weatherford November 19
Sir J J Crenshaw und Mrs St C
Ashcroft Weatherford November 19
Sir Jim Baxter and Miss Eita Seago
Peaster November 10
Sir A R 1 > son and Miss Lizzie
Gnndv Greenville Novembsr 17
Sir W II Sugcs and Miss Adelia
Douglass Greenville November 18
Mr H C Whittingtou mid Mrs H
A Kelley Greenville Novomber 19
Sir Frank Jnd nud SIiss Perpotua
Heitgen San Antonio November IS
Mr John Cochrane aud Sllss Mary
Ftiiraheets Corsicaun November 10
Mr W B Fnrme and SIiss M E
Woods Corsicaua November 19
Sir R SI Hortge and Miss Sulllo
Page Corsicaun November 19
Mr G H Hodges and SIiss Laura
Patterson Corsicana November la
Mr J II Houch nnd Slias C B
Wallnte Corsicanu November 19
Sir Robinson and Miss Lula Ray
Mncidoni November 19
Sir T W Price and SIiss Minnie
Burke Liberty Hill November 12
Mr Luc Ilolston and SIiss Lula B-
Ed ards Corsicana November 1C
Mr Fred W Ilaydeu und SII < s Ray
Alexander Denison November 19
Mr Wilhelra Barlknecht and Miss
Bertha Neeker Guruer Dullns Novem-
ber 19
Sir Groce R Scruggs and Miss Marian
S Price Dallas November 19
Sir D T Donough and Miss Emma
Jameson Dallas November 19
Mr Renno Dieustng and Sllss Hen
rietta Bauma n Dallas November 19
Mr L C Hamilton and Miss Leonora
EitikhautT Hnlletlsviile November 10
Mr J N Ducket and Miss Ida Craw-
ford Sherman November 18
Mr Zollie McKuight and Miss Mary
Jones Queen City November 13
Sir Charles H Kublmnun nud Miss
Johanna Fromm Houston November
20Mr
Mr Ti L Scott and Miss J M Smith
Houston November 20
Mr King Sampson nnd Miss Fannie
Bailey Houston November 20
Mr Edgar Board und Miss Helen Au-
drey Dallas November 18
Mr J O SlcClury and Miss Susie
Jones Paris November 20
Sir R B Pugh and Miss Lula Mo
Whoiter Paris November 20
Mr William Reichardt and Miss Cath-
erine Oberprlller Houston November
20Mr
Mr J L Cally and Miss Lula F
Shannon Paris November 20
Sir C O Hincb and Miss M C Dar
nell Paris November 20
Mr Sam Braley and Miss Ida Bridges
Center November 16
Mr A L Heckler and Mill Hellen
McQuade Soclwall Noyomber 19
MahaiTey
Pearson
Foster
Sir Charles and Miss Lou
Hollowny Sulphur BlufT November 18
Mr Oil Connor and Sli s Maud Kiug
t
Sulphur Springs November 20
j Sir V T McDounld and SIiss Lula
Buck near Dodd Citv November 1G
i Sir Calviu Skidmore and Sirs Nellla
DeCrow Beevillu November 18
Mr A S Johnson und Miss Aggie
Cornick Vorktown November IS
Sir A Pup ura nud Mrs Lizzie E
Russell Texline November 10
Mr A L Turner ami Miss Annaboe
Cole Tuscosi November 10
Sir J F Puss and Miss Nancy Ends
Temple November 10
j Sir Ben L Taylor and Miss Cora E
I Bowser Temple November IU
Eugenm Murkoletu Pettuway
Marshall November 24
Mr J W Bouze ami MissS J Jones
Marshall November 24
Sir Ford Sluluhen und SIiss Anna
Klesel Schulenburg November 17
Sir August Klesel and Sliss Auna
Brossmun Schulenburg November 18
Sir James Norton und Miss Slary
Ketchum Schulenburg November IS
Mr George Sillier and Sllss Pbeobo
Fisk Childress November 17
BKLrov Nov 25 Mr W T Scott
j of Colorado City was this morning mar-
ried to Mies Mina West daughter of Ii
L Chnlk of this place at the SWhodist
church Rev C R Wright ntliciuting
The bridil party left on the Mtssourl
Kansas and Texas for a tour of St
Louis Xausns Citv and Chicago
GAINKtVirLE Nov 25 Dr II P
Slurabain of SIcKmny and Sliss Fannie
Culluhan of this city were united in mar-
riage Mouday morning
I DKA1HS
1 Sirs J MayUeld Whitesboro No
Tember 10
I Sir Jenkins Murlln November 15
Sirs Uagsdale Honey Grove Novem-
ber 19
Mrs Martha Emanuel Henrietta
I November 17
Mr E J C Thompson Sherman
November 19
1 Dr John Cromwell Slonkstown No
I Tember 18
i Rev a L P Green MaysQeld No
vember 10
Sir W D Karasek Cameron No-
vember 14
Miss Gertrude Atkinson MaysQeld
November 1G
Miss Slary E Bruce near Waxa
hachie November 16
Mr Alphu Ferguson near Troy No-
vember 10
Sir Duncan McCullom Marshall No-
vember 19
Mr James A Williams Corsicana
November 18
Mr John Miller Weatherford
November 15
Sirs SlasonCollInsvIUeNovember 15
Mrs Annie Goforth Yoakum No-
vember 15
Mrs Thomas Ross near Bonn am
November 15
MrAmos DuBose WacoNovember 21
Miss Lula Holden near Junction City
November 1C
Mr N O Tekel near Hubbard City
November 18
Mr Horace Campbell Ballinger
November H
Mr W H
vember 17
Mrs J M
November 21
Burnett No
San Antonio
Ten
3
cke of
ias no equal
W
roses excepnn
ft Is to value ib
ill clean paint make oilcloths
a new appearance It will
pans You can scour
jvsshin9 brightly Tho
kitchen lfc wll be as clean as
all we say Bo a
THSSS IS BUT 0113 SATOLIO
< furicy VOPK
ttr
Sir Warren Marshall November 20
Sir W D
November 14
Mrs F E
vember 14
Sirs Clark
November 14
Karusek Cameron
Gafford Flatonla No
Watson near Vernon
Sirs Nancy Mills Colorado City No-
vember 10
Sirs Dave Garrett near Sulphur
Springs November 10
Mrs Bell Glllock Cedor Mills No-
vember 13
Mr Sam Shadle Parker county No-
vember 12
Mrs Mary E Scott Marsha No-
vember 18
Mr Jim Brawley Parker county
November 2
Sir Elijah Votuw San Antonio No-
vember 7
Mrs C V Austin near Terrell No-
vember 17
Miss Vickie SlcCalley near B undon
November 10
Mri Barlow Peoria Novomber 13
Sir J W SIcNatt Spring Hill No-
vember IS
Sirs Dae Garrette Sulphur Springs
November 1G
Sir Kate Eichler Gulveston Novem-
ber 20
Sirs Ellen E Beman Galveston No
vember 20
Dr James Dormau Ornnge Novem-
ber 15
Mrs Rebecca Morgan Bastrop No-
vember 17
Sir G J Juckson Enuls November
14
Sirs II J Moon Gilmer November
19
Sirs Jessie Wycbe near Bremoud
November 14
Sir R A Cpton nouston Novem-
ber 17
Mr J Si Bostlck Houston Novem-
ber 17
Sir A Burger Houston November
18
Sir Joe Lougstein Houston Novem-
ber 20
Mr George Alien Houston Novem-
ber 20
Mrs A Glock Victoria November
18
Sirs SJaggio Clark Haskell Novem
i ber 17
I Sirs Nanoy A Brown Dodd City
November 10
Sir Earle Odom Georgetown No
I vember 21
Sir Johu F Pollock near Seymour
j November 20
Mr C W Slorrow De Kalb Novem
j ber 20
CorrKius Cove Nov 24 Miss Willie
Hord daughter of Sir nnd Mrs J lj
Hord died this afternoon at 1 oclow
nfter an illness of several weeks wjfti
Mr H Winkler and Miss M Penkert
fiow few H f
Temple November 1 friend l m urSi
r I H Reynolds and Miss Harlet
Elliott Temple November 17
Sir SI V Loonie and Miss J E
Diikerson Temple November 18
Sir W S Ortnunil and Miss Lizzie
Manning Temple November 18
1 Sir H C Kusehke anil SIiss Ida
Slosihart Temple November 19
Sir SHIes Parker aud Miss Emma Mo
Donuid Temple Novo ber 20
Sir Bob Moore nnd SIiss Fanny Bare
field Temple November 20
Sir Audrew Waddeil and Miss Laura
Hawley Sevmour November 20
Sir Will Miller und Sliss Jlalenda
Smith near Do Kalb November 20
Rev William Sproule and SIiss Lelia
W Lane Marshall N vember 24
Sir Henry De Witt Smith and Sllss
PnnlsSfcSfri
marvellous cu
1 inedici fnve3i
edgement
AN Iil
Tboninnd Aires In Ouo
fnlnrndii City
ing in curias Ibk trouble
lors Cneroitce JTemedy o
lein tbe nncst Jucmn res
coltis and con vaiptton
FIELD
Field Near
fecial to tbe Gazette
Colokado Citv Tex Nor 25 A
j business enterprise has just become g n
eraliy known here which when put la
I operation in the near future will be the
best advertisement West Texas has ever
bud A company of capitalists among
Greer them some of the best business meu ot
Dallas Fort Worth and several from
this place have puiuhused ten thousand
acres of land on the railroad at Vista
ten miles east of hore aud will convert
i the entire body Into ono Immense wheat
I field This land was selected after an
examination of the country In the Pnn
handle uud In other parts of this section
and was chosen for its peculiar adapta-
bility to tho purpose Tne tract lie
hlgu ami almost level nnd tbe soil is
rich aud deep almost entirely without
timber The flat which is ten miles
wide extends forty miles north
i and south all of It beiug
perfectly adapted to cultivation
It is understood that the price paid for
the land was S3 per acre for that on tho
I railroad S4 per acre for that back Tho
gentlemen vlio nre at the head of the
enterprise are hustlers and will push the
farming operation rapidly so that much
of the land can be brokon this winter
Twelve immense gangplows have been
ordered and the breaking of the land will
commence a soon as these arrive A
wheat field 10000 ucres iu extent is
far unknown iu Texas and tbe fact tti
this luud bus been chosen for the largi
farm in the state speaks volumes
An
ManyjMiaMlpWCtd Cel
fait n 5 F Un a Me r ho
it
mullein
mplUh
InTjy
< lWul
xmp
Snsf I Slinlt In Iter Windpipe
Special to the Gazette
Coixinsvillk Tkx Nov 25 Soma
three weeks ago tho flveyearold
daughter of our townsman Mr A J
SlcCIure while picking cotton put some
bukII shells Into her m uth one of whlct
she uccidently drew Into her windpipe
In all this time ber parents and the phy-
sicians of the town have been trying
their utmost to remove the obstruction
even resorting to the fearful operation ot
cutting Into the throat and prob g for
the deathly shell but all to no aKll or
relief to the little sufferer Aul bow
shy lies uirf early day
xj
an opea
watch Xor only 12 to Uazxtx
ubMriban
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