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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-02
MEDECENAE. a
5dEDECENAE.
Y r; G E T I n Il
pUEIFIES THE BLOOD AND GIVES
STRENGTH
Du Quoir, ILL.,, Jsn'y. 81, :

Du Quoir, ILL.,, Jsn'y. 81, IS.
NJ. II. r. Stcrcns:
Dear Sir-Your "Vegetine" has beon doing
wonders Tor MO. Have been having the chlHs
and ttt2r, contracted in the swanps Of the
South, nothing giving mo relief until | began
The use of your VegetiDe, it giving me irnmedl-
s:e relief toning up my system, purifying my
blood. giving strength: where's all other medi-
cines weakened mo- and filed my system with
poision and ! an satisfied that if families that
live in the ague districts Of the South snd West
would take Vogetne two or three times week,
thoy would not be troubled with the "cAilts' or
mslignant Crrsrs that prevail st certain times OF
The year. save doctors bills and live TO q coed
old age. Respectfully yours,
j. Il. MITCHELL,
Agent Henderson's Looms, st. Louis, Nc.
ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.-lf
Vegoiine will relieve pain, cl oanse, purify and
cure such diseases, restoring tho patient to per-
feet health, after trying different phySlcisnsr
many remedies, suffering for years, is it not con-
elusive proof if your are q sufferer, you can be
cured? Why is this medicine performing such
great cures? 1t works in the blood in the Cir
culstiny auid 1t can truly be cslled the Greet
Blood Purifier. The great source Of disease orl-
gnates in the blood; and no medicine that does
not act directly upon it, to purify and renovate,
hss sny Just claim upon public attention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-02
". Il. VADDEY,
xlO KING STREET,
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
ICE CREAM, SODA WATER. &c.
ICE CREAM

aly tco Cream Manursctory. one Of tho larg-
sst in Virginia, still continues to supply private
custuniets, Sunday schools. excursions, picnlcs,
fairs, festivals and associations, as wol as tho
trade, with that SUPERIOR CREA NJ that has
made a name in this community, and is known
everywhere as BRENGLE'S ICE CREAM. l
could easily reduce its price by lowering its quail
ily. but good cream, Of fresh, pure, wholesome
iinrradients, cGrnot be furnished at o less price
han serve it. Of course, l could 'grado my
cream by tho price," but my cream, would lose
;.ho good nsrne that yosrs of fair dealing, have
won for it. ask tnst persons abroad ordering
.''Brengles Cream from third parties will As.
:ure themselves that tho cream sent is certainly
irom nv establishment. [ warrant mg cream,
and do net wish that inferior cream. sont ont as
IGine may iulure its reputation. lt Is my ann
to furnish the BEST CREAM IN AMERICA,
and my cllstouiors arc satisfied thst DO 80.
ia 3-tt HENRY RkENGLE.
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FlSaE, OYSTERS, &c

ySrILLlAM Ii. SMITH,
,1RALER IN
FRESH AND SALTED FISH.
FISH WHARF AND STALLS CITY MAR.
hET
would inform dealers and others the. ho is pre-
pared to furnish them with all kind of
POTOMAC FISH.
al tho lowest possible prices. l would call The
attention Of buyers to the fact that my brand
stands No. in market at all times and inLond
to sustain my reputation in that reapect.
My stalls, Nos. 4 and 5, Fish Market, will ba
supplied with fresh fish every morning. They
will be superintendent by MIR. James G.. Grimes
ST., and families Can depend on getting tho best,
whether they come in person or send orders.
Persons at distance wanting Fresh Fish can
depend on getting thonl packed in good order.
leg- All orders addressed to VIM. H. SMITH,
Alexandrta Va, will receive prompt attention.
mar
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Special contracts will be made with yearly ad-
vertisers.
Msrriago and Death Notices fifty cents. O5itu-
arios will be charged at advertisement rates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-02
DOTOMAG AChDEM I ,

L
(FoEmerly Alex. Boarding i:choeD
Established by Eenjsmin Hsllowell in 1894.
a BOARDING AND nAY &CNOOl. FOE
BOYS.
A comploLo English, MaLlomatical and Glass
ical course taught. Also French, Horman and
Spanish. Tho Tonth Annual Session vii! open
SEPTEMEE 18Th. For Catalogue. giving
full particulars address
j. s. B!IACkBUEN, I, Principal.
aun l2-24Wtf Alexandria, Virginia.
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DELLE HAVEN INSTITUTE.

In Introducing Professor FEED' k. MANN
PAGE to our patrons and Tho public az teacher
of Modern Languages in this institution, Wo ask
attention to tho following testimonial from l,r.
Schele do Vore, cf the University Of Virginia,
which we consider seglc:ent guarantee Of Pfof
Pages qualifications to ill this position:
'Mr. Frod'k. Mann Pago Possesses such val
uGblo gifts from nature. auch thorough knowIedge
of English Letters, And such rare Familiarity with
several European languages and their literature.
that l consider him eminently qualified to Bll -
chair in which these qualifications might be
made available. + may add that his character
and his principles tend to s0cu-o hirn the regard
and good will of all who ioarn TO know him.
"ScHELE DE WIRE,
"Frofea:or OF Modern Languages, &C.
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" II G. e u I n T.
HAS ENTIKELY CURED Me OF
VERTIGO.

VFEIINU.
Cairo, H.. .Ian'y.2}. IS.
lHr; SispcnS:
Dear Sir--I have sued several bottles Of 'Ve-
getino;" it has entirely cured me- of Vertigo. l
hsvo aso used il for tiil',ey Complaint. If is
tho beat medicine for kidney complaint. l
would recommou it az 3 good blood purifier.
N. YOCUM.
PAIN AND DI5EASE-Canw we expect to
enjoy good heSith when bad or corrupt humors
circulate with tho blood, causing pain and dis
ease; and these humors. hoing deposited through
the enlire body. produce pimplcs, eruptions. ul-
cora, indigestion. costivelesa, hesdscho Eeurala
gia, rheumatism. and numerous other COM
plants? Remove Tho cause by taking Vege-
tine, tho most rolisblo remedy for cleansing and
purifying the blood.
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Eathel Acadamy PostoiIica,
jy 20-eostw2n, Fauquier county, Va.
TTEN MORE UNIVERSITY HIG Fl
~ SCHOOL, near Amherst, @. H., Va
H. A. STROBE (Ma!h. Medalist, u. Va.,)
Principal and Instructor in Mathematics II. G..
BROCK, B. Lit U. Va, (recently Asst. lns.
Latin u. Va, Associate Instructor. This School
Is strictly preparatory to the University Of Vir-
ginia. and embraces in its course every branch
taught in the High Schools Of the State
For testimonials as to its general character,
and particularly as to its discipline. its high
moral tone, and the SUCCESS Of its stndonts, SEQ
tho Catalogues.
Terms for hall session. board and tuition
This charge may DO reduced in many casos to
$95, hy boarding in private ism;les near the
School. Seventh session begins SEPTEMBER
18th, 1873.
TESTIMONIAL
Tue success which the KEN MORE HIGH
SCHOOL has achieved under the energetic an d
Conscientious administration of the Principal an d
and his able Assistant, and the preparation and
training Of its pupils. who have entered the
University of Virginia, have fully justified the
recommendations Of this excellent school to the
public, at its beginning. regard it as very
successful educational foundation, and 1 trust it
will continue for may years to DO its good work
for our State and country.
C.S. VENABLE,
jy G.eo2n Prof. Msth.. U. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-02
"Frnfra:or OF Modern Languages, Sc.
University Of Virginia, juno, 1878.

Prof. pago has acquired a Enowlolgc of tho
Modern Languages. French, uoFman, Spanish
and Italian IN their ro?pertivn countries, and
brings testimonials Of tho highest order from
most of the Professors OF tho University.
Wo beg further TO state that Professor Il. II.
HAYDEN, p Musician of great reputation,
and gentleman Of known reliability, will pro
side ovor the Music Department,
Very respectfully,
G. a. PKNTCK. | Associate
sug2i GARTER PAGE, ! PrincipG'..
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| Formerly AleISnurIa Boarding ScEooi
| Established by Be0j jamin usllowell IN los1
| A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
| BOYS.
| A com plets English, Mathematical and Glass
| cal Course taught Alan French, tiorman and
Spanish. Tho Tonth session vii! commence
| September is.
(Extracts from Testimoniais,)
II gives me great plaaaura to recommend the
Potomac Academy, undor tho direction Of Prof.
John s. Blackburn Francis II. Smith. Supt.
Virgins Military Institute.
can cordially recommend this Academy to
.hoso who wish TO prepare their sons Tor the
University OF Virginia--[C. S. Fonab!o, Pro
fessor of M.thomstics Univ. Of vs.,
Tho excellent preparation shown by former
pupils Of Mr. Blackburn jus!iica Inc in cordial
ly recommending tho Potomac Academy, ct AL
ogandria. [Schole Go Fofo, Prof. Modern
Lang. Univ. Of Va.
l take great pleasure in recommending II tho
conidenco of the public tho high school con-
dIctcd By Mr.. J. s. Blackburn. Il VIM. y. Po-
tera, Prof OF Latin Univ. Of VI"
AS two Of my boys have boon Tor sOyGrA
years in tho Potomac Academy, onhbl9s mo to
speak with confidence Of tho ability, faithulness
and SUCCESS Of MIR. j. $. Blackburn as a teacher.
10. II. Norton, Rector III -. Pauls church,
AleXandria.
l doem il Il Fortunate privilege 10 have had
my brother nndar your influence and instruc.
ton, and express my entire abstraction with tho
method Of your Instruction. VIM. Nj. DaEo,
Rector of Christ church. Alexandria.
For Catalogue, giving fall particulars addrG5s
j. s. Bl.ACKBUkN, Principal,
{, = loYen6ria Va
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HIGH SCHOOL,

TPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL,
Near Alexandria, Virginia.
L.. NJ. BLACKFORD, MA, Principal.
The 35th Annual Session opens September
25th, 1878. Assistants and terms as before. Boys
prepared for college or business Catalogues
sent on application to the Principal, at Aloxan-
dria, Va. jy l2-eo&twtO1
TINDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTI-
IN TUTE AND NATIONAL KINDER
GARTEN FOR YOUNGEST AND AD-
VANCED GLASSES.
Mrs. LOUISE POLIOCk)
Miss SUSIE POLLOCK, }
Regular eight months course for teachers
commences October 7th. Tcrms-$l0O, in two
payments. Summer (psrtial) course, from July
18th to September 18th, $50.
As it is only question Of time as to aohcn this
system will bo adopted in our public schools,
young ladies will do we'll to bO first in tho field
and gain an experience in profession loas oVer
stocked thsn any other.
For particulars apply to the Principals, 92S
Sth et., 3. o. cornor of L st., Washington, -. q.
Washington, d. g.. jy 2-eo3m
pOCKLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
Il Sandy Spring. Maryland.
This institution will be opened SEPTEM BER
is. ISIS. 1t will be conducted on the same
principles and with tho same assistants as the
Stsnmore School, which my sister, Caroline Il.
Miller. hes concluded to relinquish. a full
course ofinstructon, with lectures, will be given
For circulars, with terms and other particulars
address
HENRYU. HAI,LOWELL, A. NJ,
jy leeo3m Principal.
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER q 1875
EDUCATIONAL.
a RLINGTON INSTITUTE,

a RI.INGTON INSTITUTE,
A SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES,
n. 4. corner of Washington and Duke streets,
Alexandria, Va
The next annual session will commence on
THURSDAY, Septembe 10Th.
Terms per half session-Tuition in Engllsh
and French S52; board and tuition in English,
French and Music, $3.50.
Circulars can be obtained from Frenchs book
store or on application to
Miss REBECCA G. POWELL.
aug 22-eo!Ol Principal.
VIRGINIA MILITARY lNSTlfUTS'
Those desirous of obtaining admission in this
we'll known State Institution as cadets will sp-
Ply without delay to the undersigned.
Provision is made for full discipline and in
struction during the months Of July and August,
to the resumption Of regular studies
on the Sd of September.
FRANCIS u. SMITH,
jy 1o-eo&wtS1 Superintendent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-02

NfIsS MARY r. JOHNSON N.LI,kE.
Nl OPEN HER SCHOOL FG;.,. BOYS ON
SEPTEM Der 18th, ut her rcs' Iienca, .Oi Prince
street She is also nzinlia % procure q class Gf
MUSIC SCHOLA hS, md will DO grateful for
any encouragement ii this effort, not forgetting
TO thank her patrons FOX former kindness snd
consideration. aug 22-1m
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MISS +. NJ PURCET,L will give Lessons ia
Iva. INSTRUM ENTAIL anil VOCAL MU-
SIC; also in thorough BASS. For forms apply
AT TO Prince ST. Anr 27-lw
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H F. HENRY'9 SCHOOL,.

- T. II NN u I > 6CI!VUIh
The Sevontoonth Annual Session Of this school
for BOYS, On Queon. between Washington and
Columbus streets. will commenco MONDAY,
September 10th, 1878. In this school instruction
in tho English branches. Mathematics and the
Natural Sciences is given by tho Principal oz.
c!usyely. The terms Of tuition are in advance,
and range from So to $l2 por quarter, depending
upon the branches taught, with All additional
charge Of 5 por quarter for instruction in any
of the Ancient or Modorn Languages, when q
class sufficiently large can be formed to justify
the employment Of o competent teacher,
Gss>The Princi pal will he at his school room
every day after The 10Th Of SopLen bor from 8
o'clock to l. m., to receive and classify pupils.
aug 2G-tf Ii. f. NENEi.
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A. GLACHET,
WHOLESALE
CON NFECTIO.NE
ta,S KING STREET.

LADIES ICE CREAM PAkl.OK up stairs.
Cakes and Pastry Of eyory description, "i my
,,,vn msnufsciuro, and Fruits of All kinds con
stsntly on hand. Ice Cream and Wslor lces, OF
% the best to quality made 10 order and Furnished to
families, excursions. picnics, festivals and sun,
day schools, or at my saloon at the cheapest
ratas spl8
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-02

FNTERP RISE MANUFACTURING
~ COMPANY'5 q GUODS-Cofee Mills
Fluting Machines and Mrs. POTTS Cold Handle
Double Pointed Smoothing Irons, for sale by
JAS. +. CABIN S SONS,
aug 63 King street.
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EDUCATIONAL.
POTOMAC ACADEM I

Formerly Alexsndrs Boarding Sci ool
Established by Benjamin Hsllowell in 1924.
A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FUR
klNS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-02

A LENANpRIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
~ No. lG south Fairfax street
A. BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL, FOR
YOUNG LADIES.
The noSt annual session viii commence on
WEDNESDAY, September lS.h.
For Circular containing particulars, Hdlro3s
aug l-Gw Misses GREENiS, Principals.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-02

Oh SACKS OF CHOICE RIO COFFEE
~ just received; also old Government
Java Maracsbo and LsGuayrs for sale. roast
cd and green, by
aug 8 w, A. JOHNSON & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-02

( NEMENT or SEALING WAX Mt very
- low price, for sealing fruit jars. &c, for
sale by
aug6 f. 8 LEADBEATER s. BRO
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-04
min TEXAS RANKS.

Ever since the panic of '73 the dis
patches have teomed with tho accounts
OF bank failures, stoppagea, llqulda'
tons, reoeiyenhlps, delalca.lons ana
other bank troubles involving business
of al kinds, aud producing widespread
disaster, affecting tho very heart oil
commerce, and chilling manufactures
Indeed when we retrospect the appall'
ing list Of failures, we are led to wonder
how IL IL that we have preserved even
the semblanco of organized business,
through all the manifold OWLS which
have gathered 30 thiolSly around us,
1t ought to be subject Of pride and
great satisfaction TO us here In Texas,
that through ii all, we have come 80 lar
nearly scathelcss When we reflect
that we commenced business after the
war; with the weight Of tho currency OF
the nation vastly against us, IN
mct, wo were literally without
monoy--eyory true Texans heart swclls
with pride and exultation that IN the
crash of the hoary monied institutions oil
the east aud north, M well ~ the.vigorN
Gus and adventurous west,we hayc stood
solid, II argues well for the conserVa'
tive plans of our system OF banking,
that no great disaster has belallen us'
During the last year, whose progress has
been marked by innumorNbIo failures
and their attendant distresscs north,
we hero in Texas have not
been called upon to record one
Of any magnitude whatever, This, I'M"
der all circumstances Is n proud rec
ord and is full of bright augury for the
future.
Even the savings banks here have
stood firm, and are justly regarded ms
among the safest and surest banks we
have, while similar institutions at tho
north have Como down almost without
exception, and without hope OF future
resurrection, Our national banks have
had fair sailing also, while other
private enterprises have had all the
money they could employ in the safer
and more legitimate channels OF specu,
lation, and have all done reasonably
profitable business without taking the
fearful risks experienced by their
brethren in other states.
In this city while we could proIitably
employ from three to five millions more
of banking capital, yet we have had no
great or crippling scarcity OF money,
Without Il single exception they have
maintained their position and come out
30 far with unimpaired credit both at
home and abroad They have, so far
as has been safe or practical, helped out
the merchants aud manufacturers az
well as the rarmers, To-day their de-
posts are ample and indicate that not.
wthstanding tho grumbIing common
to our country, that business and prog
ross has been satisfactory, and the ru,
turc is full of hope.
We append n list of the solvent and
sound institutions of Dallas, with great
pride: Adams n Leonard, Exchange
bank, First National State Savings and
the City bank, Our banks have all
made II record Of which the city is Justly
very proud. May the next, or the
coming year, prove equally satisfactory
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-04

Queen Victoria, it Is said, took no
notice OF the Duke of NorIolk's mar
riage, because the bride was convert
to Roman Catholicism The queen
does not dislike Roman Catholics who
have been brought up IN that faith {:
but she dislikes converts exceedingly
The following story, which may or
may not be true, Ia told concerning
her: The eldest son of u Catholic
peer married the daughter Of former
prime minister. After they had been
married some four or five yerrs the
lady determined 10 join the church OF
her husband. The queen heard OF
this, and the first time she saw the
wife said to her, 81 hope, Mrs SoAnd.
80, that what | hear Is not true |
hope you are not about to abandon the
faith of your fathers This monition
from the mouth OF royalty had the de.
sired effect, and the lady has from that
day to this remained stuunch Pro.
testant, When demonstrated with by
some OF her Roman Catholic friends,
she replied "HOw could | become
Catholic when her majesty wished
me not to do sop
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-04
THE STATE OVER.

GraySoa ComM-News; Denison is
to have an hon foundry. ---Ono car
load Of calves was shipped to st. Loui,
Saturday. amount of freight
handled 10y the railroad companies at
this placc--ths winters greater than
even before AT the same season of the
year
McLcHm ComtH--Examiner Coun.
ty Clerk Baker had issued eleven mar,
riage licenses'ye'tcrday Pour box
cars tumblod into ditch near Bremond
Yesterday moraing and delayed the
Waco train just five hours aud a half
Mr. sam Strausbergcr, cashier of an
Avenue dry goods house, had an eve
quite severely injured Christmas nirht
10y n ball of fire from Roman candle.
Young County Several immigrant
wagons were on the streets "Wednesday.
--liraham has three telegraph offices
and will shortly have two moro
Nearly every evening during the past
week, we have noticed men leaving
town To hunt turkeys They are gems
orally very successful ia present
for the Leader" SO il was and one
that was highly appreciated 1t was
nice, large watermelon, presented us
on Tuesday by our accommodating
friend Judge billiard, who will please
accept our thanks for the same,
Grimes County -Navasota Tablet. Pro.
hibition in precinct No. !, or the Bedias.
carried the day at recent vote taken
Warrants were issued and the fol,
lowing negroes were arrested last week
a. parties concerned in stealing the i've
bales of cotton which led to the acct,
dental shooting of the late s. c. Graves.
December > Jim Doolin, Jim RYAN.
Nelson Abrams, Berry Sampson, Sam
Sampson, Chas aud Geo Proctor. All
OF them are prominent members of the
church, some preachers and some own
land, stock and are in independent
fdHHiR CoHay--News. The thermom
eter reached seventy degrees in the
shade Christmas day. --Bonhan did
an immense amountsof business during
the past week. The aggregate amount
Of sales ia said TO be larger than any
Christmas week in the past five years.
Jenkins, a freedman, was ar.
rested at Williams Mill last Monday
with wagonload Of seed cotton which
he had stolen from the Holt brothers
and Charley Bellows, nine miles north. |
west Of town.--Joe Barrow, while out |
bunting last Saturday, stopped 10 rest
on Bois dare bridge. While holding
ms gun by the barrel, II slipped over
Inc edge OF the bridge. and the hammers
striking on the timbers, both barrels
were discharged, scorehing his neck and
tearing his coat collar all TO pieces.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-04

In this enlightened age and land, find nc
eeplanco only with the preludiCod and ig-
nornnt II IL impossible, tor instance, To
persuade any large proportion OF people
who have imbibtd their Ideas of logic In
common schools and free AGA emtes, that IL
Ii oxpedlont to cram their systems with
iercury, rasp their bowels with colyc
and jalap, or stupety their braius with
Opiale1, when u pure, effective, safe, botanic
cordial like Hostottor's stomach Bitters,
which relieves every disorder for which the
poisonous drugs have boon heretofore pre-
soribed, IN within the reach OF every one.
Old fashioned remedies are rapidly giving
ground before tho advance of this conquer
Ing specific, and old fashioned iious In re-
gard Ia depletion ASA means OF cure, have
been quite exploded by tho success OF the
great renOVant, which tones the system,
trnnquili1es the nerves, induces sound re-
pose, neutrnll2es malaria, depurates and en-
riches tho blood, ruusos the liver whom dor
mant, ana promotes icgul ar habit of body
til-iAu-S,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-04

VIZ commend to the consideration OF
the good people OF Decatur and of Wise
county II communication In the Dallas
HERALD Of the S0th, under the caption,
Dallas and Wichita and signed
Wichita If these statements are
correct, and TnE HERALD does not deny
them in that issue, that company is the
most rotten concern in existence. They
are hopelessly bankrupt 1t is morris
gagged for more than it is worth, and
no V the creditors and stockholders are
trying which can be in at the death
Fort Worth Standard.
Not so fast, Mr. Standard The only
trouble on the Wichita is that both
stockholders and creditors, with cons
tractors, begin to sec and understand
the value of the road and each is try.
ing to "gobble it up" In this it may
even DO "rotten." But Dallas will take
care of its interests and her own. and
when built TO its destination it will be
the best paying road in the country.