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TEXAS.
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wootm university,
fMl WortD, V«[M, Job* 6, 189&
ornt aro Spice Mills,
imixas, Texas.
Dtar Sirt • — I have made a careful
chemical ana.jrili of the Kitchen Queen
Baking Powder, parchaaed in the market.
It belong* to the moat healthful and effi-
cient claaa of baking powder* manufacture
•it*
Thoae baking powders are beat which —
(■) Keep beat.
(a) Oiveoff moat regularly the largest
•mount of leavening ga«.
(jl Leave less residual matter in the
bread, and this of the moat healthful
kind. *
I have carefully compared the " K1T-
CHRN yUKKN " with the leading baking
powder* on the market. None *urpa»* it
on any of the*e point* and it i* «uperior
to many.
1 take pleasure in saying, by way of en-
coorngement to Te*a* manufacturers and
for the benefit of the consuming public,
that the Kitchen Oueen Baking I'owiler
ts a* near an ideal baking powder as ha*
• ear come to my notice. Respectfully,
ira carleton chask. a.h.,
/V'i)Vm» I'Wmmtrjf »wn4 rWc*<''«fy.
MMMUk mmd Jf»Hr*i Oe^mrtmmU. Ftrri north Hm^rmtp.
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Bold in Gainesville by R. L.
Rubey, H. 8. Scheline, Tom J.
Williams, M. W. Staniforth, G.
W. Wayland, Jake Schwarz, R.
A. Mod rail, Hurdle & Morrison,
J. H. Maopin, Smith Look, D. A.
Davis. Pippin & Ball, Wm. Kil-
gore, Jones Bros., G. W. Lee.
have published accounts of that famous
fistic battle, but no word description
could be given t'jat would present to
the mind the animated picture thai
was seen by the spectators of the event.
The eye alone can appreciate an oc-
currence of this nature. The triumph
of science in invention now enables,
for the first time, those who were not
present at the Carson City mill to wit-
ness the great fight in all of Its de-
tails. Indeed, the veriscope gives a
more complete representation of the
contest than was seen by the observers
on the ground at the time of its occur-
rence. because it recorded a perfect
and faithful picture of every move-
ment, and many of them were so
quickly made as not to be detected b;
the naked eye.
Efforts to make a photographic his-
tory of a championship fist fight began
j shortly after Corbett defeated Mitchell
A Gorgeous Reproduction of the Ancient I at Jacksonville, in 1S9J. for the cham-
f ■ t t u pionship of the world. A sort of tria'
Carnival cf Venice.
FAIR FROLIC.
Plenty of It in Store for State
Fair Visitors.
BOB TAYLOR WILL BE THERE.
"fill's Marionettes Will Play Daily
at Music Hall-
BICYCLE TRACK UNDER COVER.
tfANY HIGH - CLASS
stags, ths hour supposed to be 9 p a.
Twilight is slowly deepening Into night.
Slowly and steadily the darkness Is
dispelled by the gray light which floods
the scene. For the first time the au-
dience are enabled to discern the out-
lines of the scenery portrayed by the
stage setting. A hill, rugged and pre-
cipitous, looms up,in front of which is
a valley in whose bosom nestles a pla-
cid lake of real water. On the left is a
small village, consisting of church, par-
sonage, several dwellings, well-sweep,
hay stack, and other realistic rural
matters.
As the sun rises the sky begins to
glow with rosy light, the hills catching
the first gleams, and as the moments
go by the valloy is flooded and the
dark, uncertain shadows give way to
broad daylight.
The day grows apace. During the
forenoon people, both foot and horse,
cross the bridge going in both direc-
tions. A heavy shower of real rain
takes place, accompanied by peals of
reverberating thunder, while the moun-
tain crags are vividly illuminated by
flashes of both sheet and chain light-
If you
Have
tria'
J trip was made in September of that
i year, when Corbett knocked out Peter
ENTERTAINMENTS, j rtney in front of a machine that
had been set up in a New Jersey labo- ning.
, # ratory. i Gradually, and very naturally, the
The rfnt \\ half Kr«r 1 taken holr from J ,, no cl/v rlpnrq
tiir ocean it i« Kmimimed and Pre I t,li8 was successful only in a! st°rm subsides and as the y .
J limited way. The photographing ap- «P « rainbow spans the heavens reach-
| pK-atus was so delicate that a specially j ,fro™ base of one mounta.n to
i prepared background was needed, and ! foot °* the other-
1 I After a season comes sun-set.
nerved—weight ho.ooo.
Twi-
r>»it»». tix.. Oct. is. im
webbai*eee»in*<1 carefully anil critically the anni-
ptea Kitchen quc*n K«klim rowtler iiilnntltril. mid
It a with pleasure th«i mr report tli»t ihcy li.tr* proven
enttehy aatiafKctory In every particulnr. w> fliui that
ii ooailntne nothing injurious. tint on the contrary «c
r-naMar ii one of the nn«t h. Hlilifiil Itaklnii i«.wil.r»
that it wnnhl lie |h<mlbk to (evurr. il also ix>nm(<nrn
leevemn* power of lite hltihoal .Icvrce, :>ixl kwitlns
JJJJP?* H I** »»ur holm's Hti'l Mini that jrnut
gwrrfcayt% in «>prn market »r»» thr Mint* \% a.mi-
ptaa anbmlNM to na Rwitai-tfiilly,
ii. i.. mi i. vi kin. m. !>
H i. I,AM,. ,\l It.
The Texas State Fair and the Dallas i therefore it was impossible to carry , RradnaI]y rreeps OVPr the QU,et
c»n a liattle so that it should be visible !
« scene, ths lieht chdncinn: first to yellow
alike to a throng of spectators and tc then to pufple_(le(.pening into crim-
Time Card.
FAST I1ME SANTA Fe Route
TIMK TABLE,
Exposition were both organized in 1886
as competing enterprises, and the
strong rivalry between them that year j the camera But improvements were, - fl - the-BUn sets, the light
attracted attention throughout the , making rapidly. I dips olU am, dyarknesa envelops the
state, lloth pulled open the tnrottles When Peter Maher, having received fiCene as with a pall.
of the expense accounts, and Dallas , t]ie championship of the world as a Moonlight effects are then shown—
was the scene that year of two big I from Corbett, fought Fitzsimmons lights apepar in the windows of the
near Langtry, Texas, on Feb. 21, 1896, various buildings and the "Cycle of a
a photoghraphic machine was in read- Day" having been completed, the cur-
incss at the ringside. But the heavens, tain falls.
North i l.kavks UAISiKSVILI-k i South |
Kotin'l i :o: i Bound
Ohlragn Galveston k.x. i s:,v) aim
uo'l fe.xpra8tt i 7 .15. p tn
ii p tn
INim
thk santa fe route.
The fast liuo to the north and
it. Only fifty-eight boars to
New Y ork, ami correspondingly
low tiaiu to Kausas City, St. Louis,
Chicago, Louisville, Cincinnati,
Toledo, Detroit, Buffalo, Cleve-
land, Coluinbis, Indianapolis,
Washington, Philadelphia, Alba-
ny, New York and Boston and all
points north and east. Direct
connection and no disagreeable
lay-overs. Elegant sleepers; chair
oars on all trains.
Absolutely the1 quickest time
between Northwest Texas and San
Antonio, Houston, Galveston and
New Orleaus.
Rates, routes, facilities, time
and accommodations furnished on
application.
T. P. Fenelon,
Passenger Agent.
N. B. Do not hesitate to ask
questions.
fairs, running simultaneously. The ri
valry between them set the pace for
the consolidated fair, which was the
outcome of the contest. Next year all
differences were healed, the two fairs
were united, the purchase of the pres-
ent site was made and improvements
begun on a scale unequaled in the his-
tory of such enterprises In the south-
west.
The directors of the first combined
fair were James Moroney, it. V. Tomp-
kins, T. L. Marsalis, W. ft. Gaston, J.
A. Hughes, B. Blankenship. A. J. Por-
ter, E. M. Reardon, J. E. Schneider, F.
M. Cockrell, Alex Sanger, C. A. Keat-
ing and A. B. Taber. The officers wero
James Moroney, president; Sydney
Smith, secretary; C. A. Cour, assistant
secretary. Many of these have con-
tinued with the directory to the pres-
ent time, unselfishly giving their j
time and money without reward other I
than a share in the general public ben-
efit, to the upbuilding of the enter-
prise. The succeeding presidents of the
fair were. 1S88, J. S. Arm irong; 1889,
Henry Exall; 1S90, J. S. Armstrong;
1891. \V. C. Connor; 1S92. J. E
and
TO
Wanted-An Idea
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who can think
of aome alrnple
thing to patent f
ier may bring yoo wealth.
un wkddkkbcrn * co., Patent Attor
aaya Washington, i> <•, for tbelr $1.v» prtic offer
aad net of two hundr*! Inventions wanteo.
CATARRH
LOCAL DISEASE
•ltd u the result of colds and
sudden climatic changes.
It ran be enred by a |>leu&nt
remedy whirtl It applied di-
rectly Into the nnetriU. Re-
lagaatckly absorbed il gives
relief at oar^
Ely's Cream Balm
a acknowledged to be the most thorough core for
Raaal Catarrh. Cold in Head and Hay Ferer of all
It opans and cleanses the nnaal pasaages.
Jfcya^paln and Inflammation, heals the sores, pro-
tects tke mambraaa from colds, restores the senses
It tastaand smell. PriceSOc. at Orn^isuor bvinaiL
MLX aaoraxaa. M Warren street. iWlorfc.
1879. 1897.
TRANSFER LIKE.
H. 0. HORD.
A.11 manner of freight packed
•nd shipped. Hauling done to
any part of the city. Ware rooms
for all kinds of storage. Office at
Back ley's farnitore store. No
905-307 California street, Oaine»-
rllle, Tex. Orders solicited. Satis
faction guaranteed. 0. Hoed
Advertise every dayfl
opened and the rain fell and beat upon
that machine, and the result was that*
no picture could be taken of the battle.
The veriscope had not been developed.
When Fitzsimmons and Corbett
were at last matched to determine who
wa3 the best fighting man In all the
world, preparations were made to take
pictures of their battle with the veri-
scope.
The ring was placed so that the sun
would shine upon it without let or
hindrance, and the time of day for the
battle was set at nn hour when the
actinic properties of the sun's rayij
would be at their height.
A small house was built for the ver-
iscope cameras southwest of the ele-
vated ring, so that the light shortly
after noon would shine from behind
and above the cameras directly upon
the b;»itlefleld. Therefore it was that
not one shadow can be seen upon any
one in the ring. The bright well-
b1ggest of whales.
The Iinrcest
a Genuine Specimen of the Sea Mammoth
Will be Seen at the State Fair.
It Is not often that a land-lubber has
a chance to see a real whale. Visitors
to the coming Texas State Fair will see
one of the largest specimens ever cap-
tured of these monsters of the deep.
It will not be a stuffed whale, but a
whale with all of Its original propor-
tions, preserved by an embalming pro-
cess, without the loss of a single mem-
ber except its tongue. It weighs 80,000
pounds, or as much as two heavy car
loads of freight, and is fifty-five feet
long. An idea of Its immense size may
be gained from the statement that
from the base upon which the body
reets to the dorsal fin it is ten feet,
and a man six feet tall can stand be-
tween the jaws of the great fish. Its
capture was one of the most sensa-
tional episodes In the history of whale
fishing and was attended with serious
danger to the daring boatmen who ac-
complished it.
ale k*ci Captured and Prescrvpil,
Schneider; 1893, J. N. Simpson: 1894,
SOLID TRAINS OF
WA6NER BUFFET SLEEPERS
Alex Sanger; 1895, J. T. Trezevant;
1896, J. T. Trezevant; 1897, I^awrence
Knepflv.
The present official roster of the fair
includes representatives from every i day was cloudless, the sun shone bril-
section of the state, and is as follows: i liantly, and tne veriscope did the work
Officers L. M. Knepfiy, president; without an accident or a flaw Not £
W. H. Gaston, vice-president; Sydney
lighted side of every one was present-
ed towards the camera.
Conditions for the machine wer«
perfected on the day of the fight. Tlu
r!
free reclining
KATY CHAIR CARS
LOUIS,
CHICAGO,
KANSAS CITY
CLOSE CONNECTIONS
TO ALL POINTS
EAST, NORTHmWEST,
First Class Meals
AT OUR OWN
DINING STATIONS
50 Cents.
Smith, secretary and general manager;
J. B. Adoue, treasurer.
Honorary Vice-Presidents—Gov. C.
A. Culberson, 1st honorary vice-presi-
dent; Anderson, Neil P.. Fort Worth,
Tarrant county; fiowen, C. B., Peaster,
Parker county; Clements, A. S., Bee
Creek, Ellis county; Cole, W. II., Dal-
las, Dallas county; Cook, R. L., Abi-
lene, Taylor county; Clark, W. A.,
Corpus Christi, Nueces county; Cavin-
ess, Ed.. Paris, l.amar county; Chid-
ders, John, Gainesville, Cooke county;
Curry, Hon. J. C., Canton, Van Zandt
county; DeMumber, Jas., Covington,
llill county; Dial. H. C., Maj., Green-
ville, Hunt county; Graves, R. C.,
Clarksville. Red River county; Hole,
W. S., Howe, Grayson county; Isaacs,
A. A.. Rockdale, Milam county; Jack-
son, C. J., Salado, Bell county; Jami-
son, S. S., Burnet, Burnet county;
Jackson, M. G., Hon., Llano, Llano
county; Kendrick. B. H., Waco, Mc-
Lennan county; Kelly, H. C., Fitzger-
ald, Anderson county; Mooney, J. L.,
Slayden, Gonzales county; McDowell,
J. G., Frost. Navarro county; Morrow,
J. H., Dripping Springs, Hays county;
Moody. R. I.. Hon., Franklin, Robert-
son county; Proctor, H. C., Dalby
Springs, Bowie county; Peters. E. S.,
Calvert, Robertson county; Rudd, Jno.
D., Hon., Wascom, Harrison county;
Reynolds, Starling, Lawndale, Hender-
son county; Sledge, R. J., Kyle, Hays
county; Sullivan, J. J., Muldoon, Fay-
ette county; Vance, J. M„ San Anto-
nio, Bexar county; Veatch, J . IL,
Joshua, Johnson county; Wynn, Wel-
ton. Santa Anna. Coleman county;
Walker, W. B., Willow City, Gillespie
county; Zellner, Marlon, Coleman,
Coleman county.
Directors—J. B. Adoue, L. S. Thorne,
J. E. Schneider, Alex Sanger, W. H.
Gaston, J. T. Trezevant, G. A. Quinlin,
Guy Sumpter, L. M. Knepfiy, W. G.
Crush, J. X. Simpson, E. M. Kahn, J.
S. Hogg.
gesture escaped the record.
Mr. Dan Stuart, of Dallas, is presi
dent of the New York company which
makes the veriscope exhibit of thf
fight. He has secured a conspicuous
location in the grounds of the Texas
State Fair, and has arranged to p!ac«
| there the veriscope used for this pur-
pose in New York, where it was ope-
rated to crowded houses. The pride
| Mr. Stuart takos in his Dalas citizen-
| ship is a guaranty that no pains or ex
pense will be spared to give visitor?
to the State Fair a chance to witness
a full and acurate reproduction of the
famous fi^ht, of which he was the pro-
moter and manager.
Wonilmen's CVlebratJon
What Secretary Fraser, head clerk
"C" Woodmen of the World, predicts
will be "the biggest log-rolling in the
history of the order," will be held at
the State Fair Grounds, Monday, Oct.
18. There will be a big parade, with
floats, a special concert at music hall,
and addresses by Woodmen of national
reputation. At night the Woodmen's
play, "Tallahankle. or Our Kintry
Kisln Jining the Woodmen," will bo
rendered. Invitations have been sent
to the craft throughout the state to
participate in the celebration.
For wheelmen.
The longest bicycle track in the
country under cover is the one that
has been provided by the Texas State
Fair for exhibition riding at the com-
mg octoner event. It encircles, be-
neath the roof, machinery hall and is a
little over one-eighth of a mile in
length. The track is wide, smooth and
speedy, and will delight all devotees of
the wheel, who will find it accesible for
their favorite sport in all kinds of
weather. With such generous provision
for their pleasure, the wheelmen of
Texas may be expected to be very
much in evidence at the State Fair.
A GEORCtOUS PICTURE.
corbett-fitzsimmons fight
A RralUtlc Representation of the FamotK
Mill l»y lltn Stuart'* Veriscope.
The greatest prize-fight In the his-
tory of the ring was undoubtedly the
one at Carson City, Nevada, In which
Robert Fitzsimmons unexpectedly
wrested the championship of the world
from James J. Corbett. Journalists of
note and even distinguished politicians
THE ELECTRIC THEATRE-
A Novel Kntertalntnent Hooked for
Fte»!istic Reproduction of One of the
F;iinon* Curnivalfl of Venice.
If tradition and history may be cred-
ited. the n-ost. richly colored celebra-
tions t!:'• world has ever seen were
those of the Vcnitians in medaeval
times. Inventive American genius
has taken one (if these for a text, and
reproduced with the mechanical thea-
ter "T!-o <*.:-)siival of Venice," with
re s'rikingly realistic.
cpruK early in the morn-
as ihe famous city of the
to the impulses of social
'iff. Gondolas, sailboats
(iart hither and thither.
effects tin
The st-
ing, and
sea awaking
and l.-u.dnoK
and row I oau
th i and as ti
e r.;
Comlnjj State Fair
There seems to be no department of
industry, art or science where electri-
city may not be profitably applied
r;resses the water-
ways become crowded avenues of gay
and hurried movement. The great
buildirgs and the plazas are lit up with
dazzling iHur-ifraiion. in honor of the
jw-
c
. ■
'A ¥! i i !(}](* ]k'' 8 pvj
The Carniva of Vrni«r
This truth is forcibly Illustrated in th
sensation caused by the electric theatre
which draws vast crowds wherever il
is presented. Visitors to the coming
Texas State Fair will have an oppor
tunity to see it.
A complete description of this elec
grand sea parade, and crowds of peo-
ple throng upon the buildings as the
parade of gondolas appear, making a
sensational finale.
The most skillful word painter is
i powerless to tell of events such as
| this. They can be appreciated only
trie wonder is an utter impossibility j when reproduced in all the coloring
but an idea can be given. Its wonderi that made them so popular with the
can be more readily realized when it ancients. "The Carnival of Venice"
is known that the electric powei j will be shown at the coming Texas
necessary to run this wonderful piece; state Fair, with faithful adherence to
of mechanism equals that necessary tc j the details of the original celebration.
light the entire fair grounds and build- ]
ing. j A fine herd of Shetland ponies will
The scene opens on a dimly lighted i delight the little folks.
Dallas btate Fair.
October 16th to 31st inclusive.
$2.65 for the roand trip. SaDta
Fe route schedule.
Going. Leaves Oainenvillo,
daily, at 5:50 a. m , arrive at Dal-
las at 9:30 a. m.
Returning. Leaves Dallas dai-
ly, at 6:30 p. m., arrives at
Gainesville at 10:50 p. m.
T. Jt\ FKNELON,
Pass. Agent.
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cartridges at the bicycle store.
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compels us to adopt this rale,
which we will hereafter strictly
achere to.
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The partnership heretofore ex-
isting between C. I. Kttcliey and
F. h. Sherwood under the firm
name of ltitchey & Sherwood, do-
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has this day be«n dissolved by
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continuing the business and as-
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collect all accounts due the firm of
Kitehey & Sherwood.
Very respectfully,
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Sept. 1st. 1807.
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my many friends and patrons for
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beg a continuance of same for my
successor. Respectfully,
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fb« above booka la other edition* ar* uvuallv ao!4 at B •«-«. '-•
• raathnC H) Mr. t..a».ai 1
A ratal TraiMallaa. n
hall's Great Discovery.
One Hiuall Iwittle of Hall's On-at
Discovery cures all ki inoy and
• i
bladder trouhloH, reniovos ^ravrl,
cures dialietes, nominal emis-
sions, weak and lame liackt», ihcu-
mutism and all irregularities id
the kidnej's and bladder in Iwytli
men and women. kenulan't. Mad-
der troubles in children. If not
sold by your druggist, will t>esont
by mail on receipt of £l.<>0. One
small bottle Is two months' tr»«at-
mcnt and will care any caaeafiove
mentioned. E. W. Hall.
Sole Manufacturer, p. (>. liox 218,
Waco, Texas.
fur f-ale by j. 1). Nance, coru^
merce street clrai«r store.
kkai) thih.
fSainesville, Tex., April 1.1,
1897.—We, the undersigned have
used Hall's Discovery for kidney
or birdder troubles, nnd havo
hern cured or greatly Iwnofitfpd
by its use and can fully recom-
mend it to other*.
J. K. Shortridoe, Mayor.
R. C. Cook, Kx-Oo. Com.
J. G. Mosb.
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Patents
l". 8. and Foteitrn I'roriinal.
EuwmkW..[olinfton
i 7
Solicitor end Attorney in Petwl
Cnmset.
17'^a York Ave., Wkakikc*
!• n. D.O, Oibat* e*tabh«liM| l
• larjres moderate. 'orrt np<md*
< i <f rr-«jne«t»Mi.
Xo man or wnaaaan t-ojoy j.,v » r
; cfmimpl»<.h ninth in thin tt«»rld
v. hile safffrinz from ?n torpid Mr-
• r. Hewitt'* l.^ttle I'.irlv
'he pills thitf i !imii«« that oiyaQ
quirkly. H. W. S'atfe Drtig t'o.
Dr. Knot's £loetr»e Piaster*.
All the 0'd Favorites.
Lemon Soda 5c. Vanilla s»nla
5c, Strawberry Soda 5c. Nothing
nicer. Ice Cream Soda with any
kind of crushed fruits.
Edward-, The Druggist.
We've cat the price of t-he«t
mnsic to 4c.
Read oar bulletins every even-
iug from 5 to 6.
A fine line of cigars and toLac.
co at the bioycle store.
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f-1 . I aa uarr Maantarl in4
r'a-a-r i .. .
iar«(a, tta <!ion*t»t
r inning norea, indolent tileert
and similar troulilfs, even tbo
of many >ear'« standing, ataajr Iw
enretl l»y DeWitt's wkrk
Salve. It anatheaa. all
and healft. It i« the grp«t pt|«
care. H W. Stark Drag ca.
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