Fort Worth Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 46, Ed. 1, Thursday, October 22, 1891 Page: 3 of 12
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v < t from Castro county is thatthe
i r tf wheat is up and looking
A n that a number of farmers
6a i more or less wheat since the rc
aua others arc getting ready to
oior of tho Silverton flight is
bo > mia turnip raised in tho vicin
seventeen and threefourth
i bvumfaieneo and weighs three
ai 1 o f pounds
foiAKFLFonn Cocstv Oct 17
V oming in in abundance and is be
c b ihe Albany milling company
i 1 of tho mill has been increased
j tent and it is turning out a
n Ml > ur Cotton picking is pro
F mdly and tho crop which was
i i oo cut short is turning out better
> oud
ItiK WroniTA ConsTr Oct 14
1 i 1 for wheat has progressed
ii aieouut of dry weather but still
aiol wheat has been sown and
ir looUin green
op aus is going on lively in Taylor
s i the weather keeps dry despite
ankers
a tho Urazos country are turning
< uily and the fanners are sowing
0 i grain than last year
1 il > K F10YI CoiiNTT Oct 10
rt cf Floyd county has been
> h rain during the past ten days
ind is now in excellent condition
1 i wheat and fanners uro busily
q cropping their lauds with this
T hore will probably bo ten acres
s u re this year whero there was one
< in countv farmers find it difficult
t i tlr cotton picked and will raise-
r rnii t than heretofore
si < t Miat 1100 acres of wheat will be
s imvarO county this falL The recent
i hat section have made tho grass
E idly
ii county it is said that there has
br r prabundancc of rain
iicns conty the outlook for stock
i v glooiav as the water supply is
6 ouu n immediate prospect of rain
stalk raied in Collin county has
td ciop 300 bolls and squares
1 iardeman county the fall clip of wool
i all in One firm last Thursday
two carloads The ranchmen re-
t v rn 3 of water and graso
om crop in Angelina county is es
as bciig sufficicut for two years
1 county rinco the last of Sept
t ad an eisht inch rainfall and
> i wcie never brighter for
em
the
a big
i heat uoxt year
w ulovvnke farmer in Houston
v ho enriched his cotton land by a
uso of gua o and cotton seed has
r u from four acres 10010 pounds of
1 and thinks ho will gather 200 pounds
infers in Hall county are putting in an
ase acreage of wheat
eral gins in Delta county havo shut
Sow o because of a scarcity of water
If many pars of Hunt county tho plant
e > mate their corn yield at from sixty
> screnty bushels per acre
Ko > roBr > McLexsax Cot mr Oct
f lhe crop of cotton in this section is
wothirds gathered and is supposed
v ti shoit about onethird of the crop of
There nave been sold up to last
ct htw bales at this place which shows
fi Crawfora retains her pist reputation
w t 2ng tho best cotton market between
eunie and Temple Business in the
c4atilin6U v ry good The mouat
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V mm S mf
TEXAS IN TYPE
TEXAS CROPS AND WEATHER
rhp uiphur Springs Enterprise says Mr
irinr Mintcr of Hopkins county rauci 4o0
btis of sweet potatoes on one acre of
ii His corn crop made seventy bushels
to ihe acre
There has been a preat deal more cotton
c < U < nthB county the present season-
S u v s ai first suPP ° scd Wicnlto
EJsntv fleniociat
UeanJ Mr T P Rogers say the other
tiu no bad sown fifty acres of wheat
r rvaiTes > of which was up and looking
p rtroeKniorton Times
Wu if s wing has commenced and there
i s nil vlwat up Good rains have fallen
101 recently and the farmers are
n s >
Lc ni in their land Foard County
E isf
u
P
oin ng in from the country now
ir m loads The farmers evi
n been making hay while the
Gainesville Hesperian
aTrtun says Amarillo has had an
ram the past two weeks The
in Tfughly soaked with water and
< ri a have been damaged or
rs are taking advantage of the
ana are sowing immense crops
Brown that
> ir Steve reports
o i xui i hirty acres of as fine wheat
> saw up on McFarlands farm
lr McFariand had wheat on the
i this lias come up from seed that
i the ground when the wheat was
Hartley County Citizen
ringtown Newsdealer says Mr
a Parker county farmer says
s u i worth of apples from one
been an abundance of rain
> uth Texas
hi the neighborhood of Green
as to pet cotton pickers as
t oiis to waste
jiiv had light frosts several
i a = t week Potato vines and low
i were nipped but no serious
J iUIM
ii is b cn light frost in Cooke
u tender vegetation is as yet un
ntv there has been a tendays
lilie it ha interrupted cotton
i much neoiled for the stock
iflrring because of short grass
ttntcr supply
m of coudtry around Bonhara is
in i drouth of 112 days Sev
i shut down on account or the
iirr and it is said that ouo
uer now used is hauled six
county rains during the past
hMed the farmers to put in a
11 op The v heat acreage will
iii any previous year
t iyd countv havo been abund
ra
v totton croj ever raised in
j U iiot more than half catb
t rop has exceeded all expecta
o 0 tui farmers were never so busy
aj it
uuy farmers are busily engaged
i Mid seeding and the increased
il prnbablv uo fully 2o par cent
x u l year
nil hoasts of fine vegetables A
tilling fiftyeight pounds and a
d halfpound swoH potato are
h n can be raise 1
iwheat in Halo county are green
in i s in Kaufman county say they
nve employment to five or six
j on irkcis
> n Collin county say they will
of cotton to tho acre against
ta of a bale last year
ii u at Beltoii has received up to
dthan during tho entire sear
r
< ir t acreare in Dallas county this
i w ieed that of any previous
t < farmers have more corn than
ii
ii Toxas farmers say that wheat
c J as late as tho 1st of December
i heavy yield
i ibout Qiinnah are too busy plow
ivng wheat to come to town
1 vegetable marvels of Somcr
are a beet weighing thirteen
i oounds and a sweet potato of six
of wheat sown in this section will be quite
small Farmers are greatly demoralized at
the low price of cotton and a great many
are holding for higher prices
TEXAS SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES
J L Messick Bro havo a contract
to build a twostory schoolhouse at Pella
Texas Wells Herald
The Gainesville Register says the second
Presbyterian church was organized in that
city last Sunday with a membership of
seventy
The citizens of Savilla have made up
money to build them a church and school-
house and a committee will meet Saturday
to select a site to build it on Foard
County Enterprise
Era Cooke county will soon boast of a
J1200 Methodist church
In the city of Gainesville on Sunday last
Rev J R French of Fort Worth organized
the Second or Southern Presbyterian
church
Tho colored people now have their
church at Hallettsville 1 gated by electri-
city
Work on tho Baptist church at DeKalb is
said to bo progressing rapidly
Plans have been submitted for a college
building at Mt Pleasant that will accom-
modate aOD students
The Methodists contemplate establishing
a theological school at Mt Pleasant
The subscription for building a Methodist
church at San Marcos amonts to 7000
One firm in San Marcos has subscribed
1000 toward the building of a Methodist
church in that town
Preparations are now making to erect a
seventh church in Henrietta Clay county
Tho Lutherans of Hallettsville are rais-
ing money for a churchhouse
Work on the schoolbuilding at Hale City
has been retarded on account of continued
rains
The Methodist church at Boyco will soon
be ready for occupancy The ladies there
are collecting money to build a Union
church which will soon be built
Tho school boara of Aransas Harbor have
adopted the Herald of that city as a reader
in tho public schools
The German Lutheran church three
miles from Caldwell was dedicated on the
11th with appropriate ceremonies
The graded school at Bellville now has
enrolled 143 students
The school at Collinsville is reported to
be in a most flourishing condition the at-
tendance being double that at the begin-
ning of the session
Tho Presbyterian church at Ennis has
been thoroughly renovated and is now
lighted by electricity
The Methodists in the neighborhood of
Lufkin have organized si church
The Baptist church at Cotulla received
into its membership on Sunday last four-
teen persons
Thoattendaneo at tho opening of the free
school at Emory was most cncouraiing
The lumber for building the Methodist
church 1 as arrived and work on that buil-
ding will soon bogin
The people o Collinsville have started a
subscription with the view of building a
Christs church in that town
Rev P C Archer pastor of tho First
Methodist church in Sherman was pre-
sented on Friday with a handsome silver
tea service by tho members of his charge
Mt PiEtSANT Titus Countv Oct 19
For the past week Joe Jones has been car-
rying on a meeting here which up to date
has resulted in some thirtyfive conver-
sions He will be here the rest of the
week
TEXAS PROGRESS
Hartmans hotel at Crowell is nearing
completion and will be a good hotel
Tho Lewisville Times says Mr A Coker
will shortly begin the erection of a new-
t ostory hotel at that place
New material has bean received and work
resumed ou the new banic building at Deni
sou The work will now be pushed to com-
pletion
Tho artesian well at Lakoview near San
Antonio is reported to havo an increase of
the flow
Excavation for the foundation of tho
courthouse in Edwards county is now go-
ing on
The Red river bridge at Denison is rap-
idly nearing completion
The new well at Cleburne has reached
tho depth of 120 feet
Rocks to form the foundation of the Mil-
itary plaza pavement at San Antonio are
beins brought in and broken up
The piping for the artesian well at Ve
lasco is ou the ground and work will begin
at once
The oil mill nt Hallettsville is using water
from the artesian well
Tho machinery and motor for the hotel
Velasco were put m motion last Thursday
supplying 200 incandescent ligiits
Work on the now jail at Corpus Christi
is being pushed rapidly
The waterworks at Rockdale have suc-
ceeded in securing an abundance of water
The well it is thought will furnish 9S000
gallons per day
The drilling of the artesian well at Lado
nia is at a standstill as it is necessary to
stop the caving by putting iu casing
The artesian well at Paris has reached a
depth of 1020 feet
The commissionerscourt of JCblan county
have ordered tho building of three addi-
tional bridges
Work ou tho artesian well in Midland is
soon to begin A firm in the town are put-
ting up a largo brick building for mercan-
tile purposes
Tho work of surveying grading etc at
the iron mill site near Tyler is said to bo
well advanced
The first cargo of rock for the Jetties at
Ropes PassJias been received
A selfsustaining bridge has been recently
built over Rocky creek in Grimes county
Tho contract has been let for the erection
of a Masonic templo at Hallettsville
The citizens of Gonzales havo an organ-
ized movement to sccuro for that town a
cotton gin and oil mill
Haskeli Haskell Couxtt Oct 14
Today our people voted on the courthouse
proposition to determine whether Haskell
county should build a new courthouso
While the vote from the country is not all
in sufficient is learned to state that a large
majority voted in favor of the new court
houso At box one there were twelve votes
iu favor of it and oue against it or 170 for
and 10 against So Haskell will now g3t a-
new 75O0O public building
TEXAS IMMIGRATION
Several Tennesseans havo been pros-
pecting in Amarillo this week Texas Im-
migration
Dublin Erath county Homeseekere
aro coming among us and wo arc offering
them plenty of cheap provisions cheap
lauds cheap lumber to build houses we
have very few now vacant and all white
American people who will give them an
honest straightfromthcshouldcr Texas
welcome to the best portion of Central
Texas
Ten families of immigrants from tho old
states arrived at Sherman on Sunday night
and left next day for White Mound where
they will settle
On Monday last there was received at
Ballingera airload of immigration goods
livestock etc belonging to German colo-
nists
An emigrant train passed through Waxa
hachia Monday trom Neosho Mo to Bee
ville Tex Tho parties had the anpearance
of welltodo hurhly cultured people on the
iookojit for homes
Qoaxah Hakdeiias Cocstt Oct 17
Lacdeceker aro caaung to Quae ah from
all parts of the North The news of the
great wheat crop has gone abroad
TEnREtx Kaufmas County Tex Oct
15 Terrell is receiving recruits from Ten-
nessee Alabama Kentucky and Arkansas
A number of immigrants are arriving in
Karnes county
TEXAS MINES AND MINERALS
Hocstox Oct 15 Berlin chalk in inex-
haustible quantities has been found on the
farm of T Parmer four mile3 from here
ALTAR AND TOMB
MARRIAGE S-
Ir John Smith and Miss Josie Tood
Oak Cliff October 7
Mr W L Anderson and Miss S C
Mitchell Orange October 7th
Mr R M Ferrell and Miss Bettie Moore
Sand Rock October 7
Mr W L Bruce and Mis3 Eviduo Gray
Paris October 11
Mr Bert Parker and Miss Cora Ball
Texarkana October 11
Mr W H Stafford and Miss Pearl Elliott
of Gainesville were married on the ovening
of the 14th
Married at Jacksboro October 8 Mr J
C Manning and Miss Angie Duke
At Blanco September 29 Mr Charles J
Mosol and Miss Addie B Comparet
At Moulton institute October 7 Mr WTiU
Leach and Miss Lizzie York also Mr Will
Hull and Miss Ada Harvey
At Flatonia October 7 Mr Leo Don
nelly and Miss Mattie Hanova
Near HacUberry October 8 Mr L E
McKinnon and Miss Alice Morrow
At Corslcana October 14 Mr Joe Good-
man and Miss Muttio Blair
At Weatherford October 14 Mr H Iv
Moseley and Miss Margarette Couts
Mr G B Willettand Miss Nettie Young
married at Seguiu October 11
At Texarkana Mr E L E Hurst and
Miss T G DArmand of Corsicana Tues-
day October 13
Mr Felix Defee and Miss Fannie Cordry
Center October 8
At Temple Rev J A Duncan of Bolton
and Mrs E T Young October 8
On Sunday October 11 at Cleburne Mr
Bruno Brown and Miss Dora Bishop
On Sunday October 4 at Cypressville
Mr H Dictort and Miss Paula Schuitz
At Panola October 8 Mr Thomas JIo
Pbersou and Miss R E Smith
At Itasca October 11 Mr John Terry
and Miss Martha Cissell
At McKinney October 13 Mr George L
Moore and Miss Lula HilL
At Bosqucville October 14 Mr J H
Boyd and Miss Mattie Wortham
At Henderson October 7 Mr George
Rankiue and Miss Annie Slaughter
Johnson county October 11 Mr B F
Brown and Miss Dora Bishop
At Meridian October 12 Mr J M
Turner and Miss Annie Waldrup
At Palestine Octobei 8 Mr W W Clem-
ents and Miss Gail Butler
At Belton October 14 Mr J H Avaritt
and Mrs Lizzie Mahoney
At Chappell Hill October 15 Mr Sam
Thoruhill and Miss Emma Rayzor
At Gainesville October 14 Mr W H
Stafford and Miss Pearl Elliott
At DeKalb October 8 Mr William
Alexander and Miss Foster
At Paris October 14 Mr Wirt Neatherry
and Mi s Clara Huckaby
At Paris October 14 Mr N O Bills and
Miss Lula Oliver also Mr Edward Dodds
and Miss Emma Peterson
Mr Peyton S Graves and Mrs M E
Rollins Palestine October 8
Mr W W Clements and Miss Gail But-
ler Palestine October 8
Mr TG Bennett and Miss Agnes Douglas
at Kinsrsbury October 12
Mr Brookshur and Miss N B Wardlow
of Fisher county October 11
Mr George Clovd and Miss Louclla Sul-
livan near Pilot Point October 13
Mr M E Joplin and Miss S E E Vin-
cent Cisco October 13
Mr Joe Goodman and Ilss Mattie Blair
Corsicana October 14
Mr Louis Walker and Miss Olive Bright
Brown wood October 15
Mr Wilson L Anderson and Miss Sallio
Mitchell at Shepherd October 7
Mr W W Stanley and Miss Sarah
Saxon Stryker October 11
Mr W T Kelly and Miss Jennie Finley
Glen Rose October 11
Mr George L Mooro and Miss Lula Hill
at McKinney October 13
Mr E T Horath and Miss M L Wolfo
DoddCity October 14
Mr Fred Estes and Miss Leora Albert
at Childress October 11
Mr Frank Blake and Miss Minnio Coo
at Gainesville October 13
Mr J H Malloy near Jefferson October
15Mr
Mr Reuben L Phillips and Miss May
Siddens at Waxahachie October 15
Mr Cornelius B Newoery and Miss Rosa
Wade at Casa Blanco ranch Nueces
county October 13
Mr Henderson Millican and Miss Lizzio
Wilkinson at Grapevine October 11
Mr S A Donny and Miss Mary Lon
Tenney at Crockett October 15
J3r W R P Thompson and Miss Portia
Fordham in Austin county October 14
Mr Eamcst L Kendall and Miss Birdie
Tobie at Nocona October 10
Mr Bud Morrow and Miss Ellen Plank
at Cold Hill October 11
Mr W L Harper and Miss Jessie Dunk
erly at Ennis October 14
Mr Max Winterberg and Miss Mary T
Wolf at Rockdale October 11
Mr George L Mooro and Miss Lula HilL
at Piano October 13
Mr James T Garrett and Miss Zenobia
Cornelison at Reasan October 10
Mr V C Marekand Miss Emma Krai at
Breuham October 11
Mr JC Taylor and Miss Lula Spears
Mr J T Flunner and Miss Annie C Hof
man Abilene October 13
Mr A W Archer and Miss Julia Evatt
Clarendon October 4
Mr J Keller and Miss Blanche Keller
Houston October 18
Mr Albert D Buckingham and Miss Ad
die Hanson Austin October 12
Mr Louis E Walker and Miss Olive
Bright Brown wood October 15
Mr Henry L Carlton and Miss Mattie
McKee Mt Selman October S
QDr B W McGehee and Miss Eva Am
mann near Ammannsville October 13
Mr Frank Dudek and Mrs Rosina
Rusek Skidmore October 14
Mr K G Gowan and Miss Hettie Harbi
son at Bellevue October 15
Air Kyle J Bass and Miss Ella Jones at
Hondo City October 15
OMr M E Malone and Miss Delia Hicks
in Erath county October 7
Mr R M Rusk and Miss Medio Robor
son at Duffau Wells October 0
Mr Sam Merrifield and Miss Maud Bo
anan at Breckinridge Ootober 11
Mr R R Martin and Miss Bessie Kearns
at Bowie October 14
Dr J C CoUey and Miss Minnie Sulli-
van at Italy October 14
Mr John Peveto and Mrs Sarah Harris
near Range October 10
Mr C B Campbell and Miss Josephine
Lane Red Bud Oetoberll
Mr Samuel Roach and Miss Katie Johns
in Cook county October 1L
Mr Cornellus Newberry and Miss Kosa
Wade in Nueces county October 15
Mr Guire and Miss Christine Savoy at
Corpus Christi October 16
Mr Pascol Head and Miss Sallie King
near Ida October 19
Sir Joe L Dyer and Miss Dona Jones at
Whltewright October 19
Mr M G Jenkins and Miss M E Jen-
kins at Sherman October 18
Mr P W Melton and Miss Anna Mc-
Guire at Sherman October 19
Mr K J Bass and Miss Ella Jones at
Sulphur Springs October 16
Mr C L Bromley and Miss Emma V
Matthews at Sulphur Springs October 11
Mr A D McLaughlin and Miss Mary
Matthews at Sulphur Springs October 11
Mr Thomas H Wofford and Miss Ella
Bourn at Eastland October 11
Mr A G Hopkins and Miss Bessie Na-
tions at Canadian October IS
Mr Tobias Akron and Miss Hannah lae
brcich at Tyler October IS
Mr Jeremiah Foley and Miss Delia Zeis
ler at D lias October IS
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THE GAZETTE FT WORTB TEXA8 THUESDAY OCTOBER 22
Mr John Shefick and Miss Mary Polchak
near Caldwell October 13
DEATHS
Capt A E Habicht Austin October 12
Mr Charles Lloyd Texarkana October
Mrs James Howie Dallas October 13
Mrs Lizzio Buchanan died October 8 at
Hallettsville
Mrs C M Lamb died October 13 at Cor-
pus Christi
Professor Joseph T Burford died at
Cookvillo on tho 12th of Octobjr
Air George P Coats died at Waco on the
14th of October
MaJ Waties of San Antonio died Octo-
ber 13
Mrs Priscilla Pitts near Holmes Octo-
ber
Mr J A Crawford Sherman October
14James
James M Stuart Durango October 10
Mr J R Aston Pink Hill October 11
Mr J L Parker near Kosse October
11Mrs
Mrs Albert S Jones Kosse October 10
Mr Hodge Rayburn Cleburne October
14Adrian
Adrian Cloud Waxahachie October 10
Mr E W Fairbrother Belton October
12Mrs
Mrs L H TUman of Waco at Gates
ville October 7
Thomas McClintock at Martindale Oc-
tober 13
Mr John Allen Canton October 11
Isaac Stadden near Wilmer October 13
Mrs Isadoro Bock Navasota October
12Mr
Mr J M Oversolo Honey Grove Octo-
ber 13
Mr John St Clair Gordonsville Ooto
ber 11
Miss Rowena Genevieve McMillan
Jewitt October 2
Mrs J C Yeary Helena October S
Mj C E Moore Dallas October 15
Mrs C P Vance Taylor October 13
Mrs Mary C Gano Taylor October 10
Mr James Dudley Piano October 14
Mr W B Gass Dodd City October 10
Mrs Caroline Scheele Boeme Octo-
ber 13
Miss Eliza Rosenstein Tyler October 10
Miss Ida Hamilton Kerrville Octo-
ber 14
Airs Leonora Campbell Brenham Octo-
ber 16
Air Claude Alerriwethcr Pearsall Octo-
ber 12
Airs Nettie Hoskins Denton October 13
Aliss Emma Winsett Del Rio October ia
Airs Rebecca Christian Waelder Octo-
ber 12
Mr James Wiley Midland October 10
Airs Lenoro W Wettermark San Au-
gustine October 5
Airs Alary Nebletto Ladonia October 16
Airs Elizabeth Dawdy Wharton Octo-
ber IS
Aiaster Willie Warren Wharton Octo-
ber 15
Air John AL Hardeman near Italy Octo
ber 15
Airs Alary E Hoadley Whitney Octo-
ber 9
Air H H Pennington Caldwell Octo-
ber 12
Airs L E AlcCurdy Bellevue Octo-
bers
Mr Dan Dwyer Marshall October 17
Air C J Edwards Alangum October 10
Air A J Alvorsou Hico October 15
Aire Estellar Anderson Alargaret Oc-
tober 10
Alis Russell Newman Fairfield Octo-
ber IS
Air A W Townsend Dublin October 15
Air O B Davis Canadian October 12
Airs E O Smith Rayner October 11
Air Alilton Y Dane Colbert Station
October 1C
Air Alichael AlcCarthy Denison Octo-
ber 18
A PERMANENT CURE
For Old Malarial Sufferers
No More Quinine or Any Other Poison Vege-
table or Mineral
Extract from a Lecture Delivered at the
Surgical Uotel Cnlumbal Ohio
by Dr S 11 llatliuau
To permanently euro any case of fever
and ague a remedy must combine two gen-
eral effects on the system It must increaso
the Dowels of the system to resist the
malarial poison and neutralize or destroy
the poison itself The best that can be
said of cinchona or any of its preparations
is that they stimulate the system tempo-
rarily to resist the action of the malarial
poison Quinine powerfully arouses tho
vital powers to throw off tho poison but it
is more and moro apparent to the advocates
of this remedy that it cannot destroy tho
poison
It is for this reason that tho patient must
continue to take these drugs incessantly or
be liable to have another attack Unfortu-
nately the system soon becomes accus-
tomed to the stimulating effect and then
they will utterly fail to protect or in any-
way affect tho patient except to terribly
derange tho bodily functions and depress
the nervous system
In Peruua as given in my formulas now
prepared by the Peruua Medicine com-
pany advantage is taken of tho beneficial
action of Peruvian bark but it is upon the
peculiar combination with the other ingre-
dients of this remedy that I chiefly rely for
the permanent cure of any kind of malari
ous disease Iu this compound the anti
periodic action of cinchona is assisted by
cedron another South American remedy of
great value so combined with other med-
icinal ingredients as to destroy effectually
the malarial poison which saturates the
system
A person taking a course of treatment
with Peruna for any malarial affection
will find not only that he will be relieved
quicker than with quinine but that his sys-
tem is not deranged In tho slightest particu-
lar by the drug Peruna gently stimulates
tho nervous system to resist the malarial
poison and at the same time gradually
eliminates the poison itself from the sys
tem which quinine or similar preparations
cannot do In old cases of malaria vvhero
the victim has gone the round of all 1 nd3
of treatment has hopefully swallowed
everything recommended fojitne chills and
still continues to have them aTrh sligbtest
exposure to cold welror fatigub Truna
demonstrates its superiority over all owe
medicines by permanently curing all sue
cases
Tho doso suited to this class of malarial
patients is as directed on the bottle The
laxative Alana hf khould also be taken
whenever thuver oy bovj j have beme
deranged s is coi
malariafsubjects
Sendfor a f
and Agucjind
Peruna jRdicine
Ohio
case
Majajfa
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ARTIFICIAL RAIN
A EamProdnelnc Company Chartered
Under the Law of Kansas
Tofeka Kax Oct 19 A B Montgom-
ery of GoodlandStephens county Kan
where Melbourne made his rain making
experiments this afternoon filed with the
secretary of state the charter of the Arti-
ficial rain producing company As directors
of the company there are named six
Stephens county men Tho capital of the
concern is placed at 100000 and the object
of the company as stated is to furnish irater
to the public by producing and increasing
tho fall of rain by the Melbourno plan
Melbourne will do the rainproducing and
the company has contracteUto pay 10 cents
per acre for all the lajrfrwatered by him
during next summerj eason
RE LI A
HOW A TEXAS LAND SHARKTRIED
TO ROB A WOMAN
C K Cartaat Charted with Attempting
to Defraud Mm James R Adams ot CoTJ
lnmbns A BequUitlon Granted
Nashville American
On3 irust 1890 C K Carsaut of Gal
veston TSa walked into the mercantile
establishmenSof Dobbins Ewing at Col
IHubja and saiirVt wanted to see James R
Adult He said fflaavas in the real cstato
business Texas amPftm having come as
far East asTgew Orleans hEPfcajdcome on to
Columbia toxSike charge of S
land business tnVJalveston he having dis
covered some landsUherewere due her
= AV B Dobbins Mb Adams soninJaw
tetfs thtfollowin g staffs in a letter to Gov
jBuclKmMMfesr
aSjtWHetoldme
S Black for
Tex once owi
by him to J
Adams fafulLJHrfsaid that in
from AdavgMsrEiackthe
not up with all the requircmen
i Galveston
and that while Mrs Adams had no
in the lot certain papers in her p
should be turned over to the
owner
Ho exhibited an abstract of title to sub-
stantiate his statement This abstract was
false
On his representations Mrs Adams
gave him the papers for which he asked
He left cthe town immediately
My suspicions were aroused and I
wrote to a bank in Galveston The officials
replied that they did not consider Carsaut
worthy of trust I then wrote to attorneys
there and they replied that a deliberate
fraud was being practiced that the land
stood in the name of Adam3 and that the
abstract was false I wired them to file
suit immediately agalst the property pass-
ing into the hands of a third party and
took tho first train for Galveston
Mrs Adams husband died of yellow
fever and wa3 never conscious after beini
dg jl j > taken with tho plague The estate was
Thmujiim fllyci wound up leaving her nothing and she
never learned of the Texas lot She is now
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A UNIQUE TRADE
NEBRASKA FARMER GIVES A
FARM FOR A WIFE
A Story of STarrlage Without I < ore a Di-
vorce and Marriage for Love A Ro-
mantic Affair but not Mere
Komitnce
Special Correspondence of the Gazetta
Beatrice Neil Oct 15 The details of
one of the most unique trades ever con-
summated in this part of the country have
just come to light through the filing for re-
cord of a deed to a trac tof land in the
western part of tho county The deed is
from Chris Christensen to Nils Jensen and
conveys eighty acres of farm land to the
latter but tho remarkable part of the deed
is the consideration vt hich is given for the
land It reads as follows For and in-
consideration of one woman towit tho
wife of Nils Jensen This queer docu-
ment caused an investigation to be made
and the following romantic story was
learned by the curious newspaperman who
went to the farm of Christensen
Nine years ago Christensen left Sweden
for this country to make his fortune and
when he started he left in the old country
a young woman who was to be his wife as
soon as he became able to send after her
This girl Mina Petersen was the daughter
of a poor drunken shoemaker who led his
family a dogs life and was continually on
the verge of starvation After Christenseu
loft Mina expected to hear from him con-
stantly but no letter ever reached her and
as she had no idea to what part of the
United States ho went she could not write
to him Among tho young men of the town
was Jensen who also looked with lovimr
eyes upon Mina but she would have noth-
ing to do with him for her heart was true
to Chris As year after year went by with
no word from her absent lover the maid
came to the conclusion that he was recreant
and this idea was fostered as much as pos-
sible by Jensen who at last was successful
in getting Minas consent to marry him
The drunken father also insisted that the
wedding shculd come off and more to get-
away fi om such an unhappy homo than
through love for Jensen Mina consented
and they wero married This was five
years asro After two years of hard times
in the old country Jensen determined to try
his fortunes in America and with his wife
and one child he started for the New World
4 After wandering about for some time
they landed in Nebraska with no money
Jensen obtained work on farms in different
parts of the state but was unable to cet
ahead financially Tho man and wife
drifted over the state doing work at such
places as they could get employment until
at last they reached this city and about a
month ago they heard that a man and
woman were wanted to work on a farm in
tho western part of the county Jensen ap-
plied for the place and as chance would
have it tho man and woman were employed
ou the farm of Christensen but tho people
were so changed that no recoamition was
had Something famiiiar in the womans
appearance led Christensen to make in-
quiries and he discovered that it was his
longlost love He said nothing to either
Jensen or his wife but a few shrewd ques-
tions showed him that Jensen knew more
about the reason for Ins letters never reach-
ing Mina than tho husband was willing to
acknowledge
One evening ho began telling a story to
his hired man and wife and recounted the
whole story of his life from
beginning to the present He told
how Jensen had taken tho lettcra
from the postoflice and destroyed them
and when he got through tho latter was so
overcome with what he thought was Chris
tensens knowledge that he confessed his
infamy The three talked long into tho
night about tho matter and before tno
morning came it was decided that Jensen
would give up the woman who openly said
that she did not love him and he agreed to
pet a divorce and give up his wife and child
if Christensen would give him a start in
the world Mina was willing and anxious
and the result was that the deed to the
eighty acres of land was passed and the
woman is now living as the wife of Chris-
tensen A divorce was procured and the
marriage followed on tho same evenine
Jensen lives at the form until he can build
a house and tho whole lot seem happy over
tho new turn of affairs
HE WILL RETURN
emedihas had its effect r
ll tho familiar diseases to which horses
cattle are prone are immediately re
id and promptly cured by this efficient
laration which is now known all over
the United States Mansfield Drug Co
proprietors Memphis Tenn
years of age
All who leai
more freque
headache and
CUT TO PIECES
An Unknown Man Ground Into Mince-
meat on the Central Xear Denison
Special to the Gazette
Dexisox Gbatsom Cocxtt Tex Oct
20 Early this mornintr a southbound
freight train on tho Houston and Texas
Central railway ran over and killed an un-
known man two miles south of the city
The man was evidently drunk and had lain
down on tho track to sleep It was one of
the most horrible sights tho eye over gazed
on Fragments of the body were strewn
on tho rails and ties for a distance of 200
yards What remained ot the body was
shoveled up and carried to tho city in a
box A bottle of whisky and a memoran-
dum book wero found In the Jitter wera
scrawled tho words and lejrers J W
Boyle 43 C A Thcro isjtfelew to show
who he was He was cjffently thirtyfive
Baileys Sali
entirely It
soda cheaper
A HEAVY
confined life aro
ejects of coustipation
fcestion If you will use
giUEXT it will cure you
gasant as a glass of
nover fails
The Widow of Parker Countys Late At-
torney Again Bereaved
Special to the Gazette
WEATnEUForD Pahker Couxtt Tex
Oct M County court has been grinding
away on the criminal docket yester-
day and today There havo been
about twenty pleas of uuilty for carry-
ing pistols gaming disturbing public
worship and other midemeanors Three
cases were tried today with two acquittals
and the jury is still out with one case
A message was received hero today from
Mrs R C McConnelL the widow of tho
late county attorney R C McDonnell who
is visiting in Childress stating that her
oldest child littlo Maggie was dead and
that she would arrive in Fort Worth with
the corpse this evening and would bury it
at the old family burying ground near Al
edo tomorrow This is indeed very sad
news to her many friends hero as it has
been only a short time since the death of
her husband and the entire community
deeply sympathize with her in her great be
bereavement
The old reliable Texas and Pacific has
as usual como to the front to accommodate
the traveling public in this section She is
now for the accommodation of Weatherford
people running an extra train between this
place and Dallas for the service of those at-
tending the fair Tho extra train leaves
here at 7 a m arriving at Dallas at 10 a
m leaves Dallas at C p m returning here
at 9 p m The people will no doubt show
their appreciation by patronizing this train
The Texas and Pacific is always in the
lead and is a favorite with Weatherford
hftna
Consumption Cnred
old physician retired from practico
hath placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula of a slnjple veg-
etable remedy for tho speg yrandjfcrmanont
cure of ConsuinptiODJJrouehitfs Catarrh
Asthma and ajl Thrgfifand lujaT Affections
for
r
rrvousCj > mplaint rHav
itlvo p0 y8rs in
iiringjir relieve
ctnortiMrllsuJSvitaVrrull 3Jrcti
naih byj
dressing with stamp naming this Pj
W A Notes 820 Puvctrt Block Bo <
TELEGRAPHIC BREV1
Now York farmers are organizing to se-
cure from congress free mail delivery in
the country towns Petitions are circulat-
ing throughout the country
Gen Wade Hampton is at Baltimore
He says that he is out of politics and that
the Farmers Alliance in the South is rap-
idly disintegrating and will soon completely
disappear
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la t o U a sise to oe civea to any Caarlublo Icuautiorx b
that we can eaow more h3cit and bttr testi = 33oial
UUBSAY UaKriM and Ztcrceu Ur the tlffl ou good
rattenirktl tlun any o Tectcrr It th World
Vliid 0IIiS rMU M U dirocl MIITOn Ota ruceeu fcu ctaied = tay fcnitMoTi to tc
l description tad net c h dew cr our w < r 7a tna ana it to yra rrc
> Murray BJdg 139 W Front St Cincinnati O
sixtythree years of age and supports her-
self by her own exertions
After Mr Dobbins return from Texas
Carsaut was indicted at Columbia and on
that basis Governor Buchanan seut a requi-
sition to Texas for Carsaut two weeks ago
Whcu arrested Carsaut obtained a writ
of habeas corpus and wrote to Columbia
asking on what terms a compromise could
Ixj made Mr Dobbins replied that prose-
cution would be withdrawn if Carsaut
would transfer the lot back to Mrs Adams
and pay all expenses
Carsaut obtained the writ of habeas
corpus on the ground that the requisition
had been issued to collect debt which is
unlawful and on the same grounds Gov-
ernor Hogg of Texas was induced to ask
Governor Buchanan to withdraw tho
requisition
When the telegram asking for withdrawal
of the requisition was handed to Governor
Buchanan ho promptly replied by wirothat
Carsaut had been indicted for false pretense
a criminal ofTensc and that if found guilty
ho should be punished
Wherefore C K Carsaut will be brought
back to Tennessee
Scientific men of lato have como to tl
conclusion that there is comparatively
difference between the diseases thaMpJect
the domestic animals and man flpno of
the greatest discoveries for mjH relief in
medicine as well as in surapPrhave been
tide through study and B eriment upon
a mals It was so wuBPTaccination and
Ko s consumption o c is the latest illus
tra
traIt 7 rtain UCE tho domestic animals
feel paiMin tho rme way as human beings
and thaPlthjBr aro similarly relieved for
Manstleld jagic Arnica Iiniment has in
hundreds wgcs cured both There is no
ordinary iin O wardly manifested in man-
or anim that fc not relieved often ill
stantl
remei
ation of this sovereign
ThofTects are per cs moie quickly
manifested in animals an jt is as gratify
lis interesting to see ijuj evidence
the poor dumb creaturcslgive that
A CHECK TRANSACTION
tzg mm
The rnper la Trotrsteit and Tom Slilrlda
ltrcently of Fort Worth is Arrested
Special to the Gazette
Vcbsox WiuhkoekCouxty Tex Oct
20 Last week Uio contract was let by the
county commissioners for building a county
bridge south of Hirrold Several bridge
men were on the ground and the contract
was filially letto a Houston company J f
Mather being tfe head man Ho wa rep-
resented here by G B Wiles It is tho
custom of briugu compauics sometimes to
buv off local bidders In this instance
Wiles nave a check on J M Mather and thu
First National bank of Houston to Tom
Shields latelv of Fort Worth for jir0
Shields gets H Ii Thompson isroiit of thu
Fort Worth and Denier lo mdnisu lid
same and the First National hen paid over
tho money to rhiods The check ww pro-
tested ShieluSjtvns arrested ind plaiei in
jail but laty feledsed on bond His attor-
neys hav SfCed out a wi it of habeas corpu
befovjj 5istrict Judge Brown and the ciso
wiil inie up for hearing as soon as Mather
Ltiess for tho state ai rives He i ov
rpected tomzht It is claimed that Shields
committed fraud ryronresentingto Thomp-
son that the check was cood and that it
would be paid on sight Thompson is out
154 by the transaction
ISrdlurd Item
Tho North Tarrant county sinsring asso-
ciation met at Suiithiield last Saturday and
reorganized for the ensuing yeir Pro-
fessor II L Graham was reekvtcd presi-
dent and most of thj old oflieers were re-
tained The association Is in a prosperous
condition and the meeting at Smithfidd on
Saturday was one of tho best in the history
of the association Tho vocal duct ren-
dered by D J Lilcs and A J Bias was
highly meritorious and elicited much
Draise Hon O S Lattimoro of Fort
Worth delivered an eloquent address on the
subject of vocal music which was highly
appreciated Birdvillc was selected as tho
next place of meetini
Thomas Miller in tho employ of the gas-
works company at Fort Worth visited his
parents hero Sunday
Since tho burning of the cotton gin at
Euless the gin at Bedford has been
crowded to its utmost capacity
A library association has lieen organized
here with quite a Iarre membership
Rev T G Burnett of Dallas spent a few
days iu Bedford this week and preached a-
very instructive sermon at tho Christian
church on Sunday morning
Mr James MiJdleton and Miss Hatlie
Mullen were married at Bedford on Sun-
day October IS
J J Reeves has been quite ill the past
week bu > at present seems to be imiro viug
FranJcGray has moved to Graport ie
DjjrZachary has the lumber on tho
gronnd for an addition to his residence
es
A Farmers Physician
J T Prrfter DgKnlS county writes Am re
route from nwdfCal d but I haVc a physician
ever wwrr me tothe > U sudUgii attacks of tae
bowetfin kccpjasJJr ltiggers HuckJetwrry
THE CUTTER GALVESTON
Tlie New Government Voasel Reache th
Island City OHicers Welcomed
Special to the Gazette
Guvestov Tex Oct 20 The United
States revenue cutter Galveston to take thu
place of tho Dix arrived in port early this
morning and anchored in tho stream oppo-
site the city This evening shewas hauled
to tbe wharf and received with a national
salute She was Iwarded by the mayor and
a party of prominent citizens whotendered
to the ofHecrs of the cutter a most cordial
welcome to tho city and Mayor Fulton as-
sured them that in both business and social
relations every effort would be made to have
their stay in port pleasant and agreeable
Capt F M Mingor in command of the ves-
sel responded appropriately Thu new
cutter is of the twinscrew style and is re-
garded as one of thefinestand best equipped
in the revenue service of tho govfenment
at Baltimore at as cost ol
is l O feet long 25 fut beam
of hold average draft of 7
ind a speed of about twelve
knots an hour y
XT
ct fgfortyjf rrrecognlzed as
dy i > cstp > yrPa s Ajcs ore
Jine lallKGtrtoujiterfeii
ISnrned to Deatlu
Kansas Citt JIo Oct 20 Mrs Samuel
Bunch of Argentine Kan met an agoniz-
ing death in Southern Missouri yesterday
afternoon She was camping with a party
of friends on the Maries des Cygno river
near Butler Her dress caught lire over
the campfire and she was soon euvelopod
in flames Her companions rushed to her
assistance but before they reached her she
was burned almost to u crisp and died soon
after The body was brought to this city
this morning and later taken to the vic-
tims home
a
Lacerated In a Gin
It is learned that yesterday afternoon
Robert Camobell a young married man
workinrr in John Mcrrits gin four miles
east of Keller had his left arm and side
frightfully mangled by being caught in tha
ginstand while trying to clean the saws in
motion There U not much hope for his
recovery
California Stages Robbed
r Reddixo Cau Oct 20 Postmaster Hoa
of Milville brought word this morning that
the Redding and Alturas statre had been
robbed by two masked men The express
box and mail bags were rilled but tho loss
js unknown Two men havo been arrested
lm suspicion of having robbed the Redding
J ajMFWeaverville stago yesterday
Florida Alliance
Jacxsosville Fla Oct 20 The Farm
ersAlliance meets at Dade City today
Nearly 400 delegates will attend to discuss
the subtreasury bill and a resolution to
support only Alliance men at the state elec-
tion which means a third party in Florida
The convention will indorse tho Ocala plaU
form
Natural Gas Explosion
Pittsburg Pa Oct 20 An explosion
of natural gas occurred in the cellar of tha
store of George W Shamar this morning
baaly damaging the building and danger-
ously injuring Shamar and J Hilbert aa
employe of the NatunWgas company Mr
Shamar was frisMffuliy burned and will
probably die TJestore is now burning
aa well as several buildings in the rear
The loss will Beieavy
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