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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-17

500 70 AcEzs o.
OOOEmd a5jofning TIE
ssattls. Laks Eors and Eastern
Raiiroad.
We have lands b he acre IN
side e fke city Emifa-
Ten o. Il iesiaences ! some q
them vsry COED.
F0nr buzinsss properties On
Commercal street, and some Ene
blocks On Front stret
One $4,000, one so. 600, one
5000 and ons $500 piees of
property On 8eond street
1hree Saw Nils. One Hetsl
One improved block IN Con
stock addition.
Stock farm q 1000 acres.
several small farms.
s20, 900 stock of Goods.
Lots and blocks in all parts Of
the city.
We think nov Is as good g
tins 70 buy property II Seattle
IS there BlIl ever Be. The time
i not far distant when Seattle
win Be the recognized railroad
center Of Puget sound, and when
this fact becomes established il
win Be too late 70 buy property
cheap.
HERNER & DESHOy.
oc5 20sI CommsreiaI street..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-17

taa SIS 49, al1icsea stoald u1t faii % cal %
hin fhsDseiar Aas visIiaa ths haEpltaIs Il
EaRepe and otaainsd q xre4a deal Of Vnlnakla
lniermaatisn whtsh Ne = eompeiena 10 in1pa {
u fkn4s n aaed ~ hit narvtcas. IN. 0rBAf \
VIII nahs ~ charge unless hs aHauas = ems
terstra eufN1 81 hcma. Call O. Writ Al
epcl11uioalt1ns stric4ly c1ne5entiaI. Sad
~ eciiara ~ Q naeAaFs 81 uladtrfna. A.
1roa DR.. J. ?. GTBRON. Bs1 1851. 81 fra1.
eieea. cal Msufisa Fogr- INrzLLzsszcKn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-17

G. &P. S. B. r.


ENOR FRANKLIN. black DIAMOND
and iniarmediate sfatiana. daliF. ~
Tan.
forNsWcAztle and inisrmsdiase s.alica1
oasly q s 10 and 1910 = n, ard .. =.
EftuTuluE arrive - 8eatlle tram C1daf
rlFer sxleas,on e lsi8 D. n, ard fluu
NeHce.tle brnncA - 80 q ~. = ~. -
and 51Dp. m
Rnaing time 70 Frnakiln, "a. mm.
kannlng time % NeWcaalia. ! A. 0m
In elI8cf Aprl q i1H
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-17

Politicians ought TO learn to sing,
and see u they cannot keep har-
mony 10 their parties
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-17
HRRRS AND PLANTS.

A vRRY FINE VARIETY or
ftana arr lsapacsEuiiy offeiat = tie puh-
ilc f9r TIE fAii rralie.
ufdsf cariy. Send for price lizt and de-
scr4ptlNe catAlcgue % TIE CiaEoraaif
Frast faFaa aRt iAoultEY faES1, saAtIis.
So VI. n. DAVIS. k,ran.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-17

Or. n. d. IONGKKER

GRADUATE or TIE UNTvFR.
NJ MY * PnEny4ramia. kaa nnrrnn
ncntlF toco111 Is 5aAfGla
d. LulqaEer uaxss 8 apacialrT q a.
ea1e8 e ~
Rye Ear and Threat
Treats pfiga1a. chnanic and slrin disonaas
removes tuners and aicaE8 wfIhuuf usfl
o. Ne uso q ths Enifs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-17
WASHINGTON
sTEAM8oAT TRansPoRTaTloN
caFEyingth =. 3. Nall.
fasana, ssailIs kPua Tsvanli Esuh

ONE on THE ". A. -
II. Cos steamers ~
~ aaAlEHtoa o. Rdlfhi -
VII run daily he1waGE Eaeaan a.n1a Fs1rf
- snal4. ieAE1ng tmeezIA mnsHi aFra9nl
g tain and lonchinw a. ssfln' Nr18
z1a,lL4ea. fa<t Gamhia, Part .nftanr nnA
ku<t Iowuae1d HaturnlnH laaFn F|nr1
1sgssane sveET day iaxesps sllIdsFl a
sEtTTLE-WHATcoM RogTF
M s1camar W X WERWHN IN
Save seattle efaEF dl1da7, Tucrt1r -
I1lr91a1 olrnlnR acIock, ~ 81 49,
cal114 - M1Eiltoo, IuIHlin. cnana11IIr
~ haFnUr ulsalazy, Laccnnsr' 800
AnaaurtaH. 8u1wEa Saminh H1irkner''.
belllnGham and 8nh1sA
hatuElin9, wiz HaFa WhM1nam Wuuls
MQl14Ts " e1naalaF and NritnW nwnm
1na& a. coiock. f1r Hamttla. nnlTmm
A1arll0HA1e1 roImn en- kna wmN
SkATTLE-8kAEiT RIVER ROUTE
1he steamer dash wa laavs eamtfi.
or ekagdt xlEer and war parta eTTrr
4ondaE and Thursday. = 1azulna TrnS-
eaEl sd 9ridaTA
FcF frui7ht anl pnn.a0a aprlT - o.
nanFl1 olIIca a " cnior.S - -. - -
tha bea11 e ~ oaDo whel1
mr4-d 0E0. s. JACOBS. Soy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-17

sxAFxxE, March q 1S&
ia a. u. Al0N04EaE -IhaAr Htrs Nun
years nnd haan assae&nd VIZ a hnaVy.
p4i1fnl taellnM IN ny fnEahsnd. and ~
nlGnt would b aFoahted with dinirult
ore4knlnRs couEAtuR mna axpsc1araxanw
- thm1 h4o bul hEll8 resi- 1 wns varY
ali99faolo 1roln tnLs oataErh q tna koad
49,. an1 Tie ASTHMA. ter which / couid
ana ~ relleL lad bsen pronounced IN
Curahlo whan / sonRhf yaur care an1
lrealnonk from Which 1 roesIgad reiief
- few oayA. resaiung n = Dornanonl
cure.
Frsm what I kaoW a Dr. Lon9nker's
pxolH11loual sktn AID treatment fsaI 1
ca most heartily fecnmmaad AL paEzoua
salaring krqan dl11Aso - MIN. with lhe
cellelt Professional and meaioni tFuat.
Eaanl CIAAw n. DAVE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-17
Farm FOR SALE

CONTAINING % AcRKR Situated
~ ~ milsa nertA 81 Saaf1ia a. 10 -.
gEapa rad. whseA h The bess road IN gipr
co1ntg. Aboul 81 acres ara hus1am lana
a Eoed waii ~ water anA ana-mnd . hnlf
4leay honAA VIA large callMf. Ahoua Is
acee4 anAAr c1lktRAttnm. acres u straw.
herriea h,AckhHTFssaA spherrien nnd cur.
razlA alno sc bearin9 6ru1t sFeaa Wnl
- sod cheap Ror far4har particniarI
ad4rcaa r. d. PARkkR
aea1slA ". T. q apply b hin o. the
premisea ale dW
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-17

Kha ss1R- birds e Ns4 Jersey are nee
protsclea b 4 s1atzts Whleh forbida Ne
captnra % wonndiaa 81 TIE feafharsd
blpeda
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-17
SURVEYORS CTvTL ENaINEHna
WHITW0RTn q THnMP3nH.

MinlmE nma civil EmGanaawa. 0ae
Brone street. ssateae,
WIN exaculs SURVEYS. exanrlne snfnea -.
port On he chaRacfer q lad inv on f0rr.
piatH, and make ans6rnBlnes frr - -.
800. We haps hefsaF facllIfla- - -.
tken any olAsF 9rno q sha nnrfh1rut.
Cig s1FvsT<s o4oA ?. q. hnE n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-17

Ina S1elby. MksA. hEnun hAmdIa fac
tnxY has Fseaivea aEasEa fer 5000 ASA
poisa fr1m ona nrm IL Grand nMpaAa.
MICA Ahs fAs1REy has e9oo1 hHnom
nsndles o. hNnd. whiIe the demand i
Raod.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-17
The Last Chance
TO BBT WRTEa FR0HTA6E On
ELLIOTT BaT At REAseH-
AsLE PaIcEs
81 to s. per front foot
WE HAvE REKN APPOnTED
w agania for
"LlDD'S ADDITION"
81 to g per front foot
WE HAvE REKN APPOINTED
w aganis for
"LADD'S ADDITION

10 he city Of Seattle, which comprlses
iots 4, and :. q aectiea ~, and isE = so.
tlon -, toWnAhie 5 nerkA. range ; east
noar am11hs Coge. and We areaufhoEina1
g eel Ne sane Ter ffen 81 - - p.rfrunt
foot % hlliott h4y. aad IRON - - So
pr lot not water frontaRe.
1hi1 y ~ Tar toe cheaDe1f property "a
that part ~ tns city, nlId - basutlullg
40 out according y the Topography o.
PsrSies lnvoating IN this property now
cannot heiD bul rnake monsy.
Altles v. p4fant 70 W. 4. Ladd. the
P0rtann miliiona1re banker. MaEKmnty
doeo tf0m LAID mAd wife 70 Geo. A Xii.
unHer. Piattea ~ kstt.ngoE, who viii
elye warranty deed. NO nGTTAR TTTLn
On EAkTH.
a Few blocks oniyfor sala e thesepr,cer
1h9 entire asAtiAoss water fr0ntaNs d
co4tlles Including adds addison, doel
aot eNceoe fgaf ila4ieA. and certainly Viii
nos b saf1cient I'VE years hence Tor the
acooImo aat1an o. commaEclnt clfr do.
M the business a the fsuaUf sound dls.
tIicG Our nolld business msn have grown
ricn ~ Investing n aamlariy iscntea
properly, whieh has Increased IN ynlue
~ D yo1d thesf most sanRuino hoDaa. a
Tow uuiiara invested here. trip % hurope
ior few saas1. and your rnturn will ttno
yoa wealthy. ttisk few doliars 70
MAKE A Stake.
Do not bug this property an you And
Out prices - Adjoining proDerty, and Il
ne price askeo - us = not - per cent
$50 tnan yon ca set other properly i'd
Jsinin9. o. N THAI viGiniEy, We viii make
you . ,. e9ent u 2 Diook. Try Il and see.
y. b.-Ws VIII give $40 per acre for
eyoEy acre e. land within q mile o. this
addition. IL any direction.
c. 9. PHlMNEY a CO.,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
James street
a0AbdW OPPOSITE 0cciaental Hotel.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-17

Gr0ups wa . charged % osnts sssra
fer each head.
70 tbs agreunont wa pledge our honor
. sustain. and pgtlt9ly request The puelic
not ~ aaN ug 70 aepiaIo frean tna same ~
cur Discrimination h unalternhae nnd 1ust
n .. McttLAIkkk
ID. n JUDkGNs
9hO. MtUnE
IitEO. X Fk1SKR.
Seattle. Sept 8 Isee. eel
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-17

IOFFIcE IN OPERA HOUSE BLOCK.
~ rooms I and q
and % 50 "a.
Ialophone connection-O6loa Ma. a
residence No. q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-17

SH0RE R9lln0A B
IA Mlxd EPaanE
81 Ne e No =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-23
DALLAS.
Tho Terror OF Gamblers and Sunday
Law Yiolalors, q. +. Clint OF
Dallas, Coos Out Of once.


Special 10 the Gazette
DALLAS, Tx, Nov.22 Tho new coun.
W attorney, James II Taylor, qusli1od
this evening and enters az onco upon the
discharge Of his official duties tomorrow.
Attorney Clint ceases TO be terror 10
evil doors except as private prosecutor.
IL ~ underHtsood that Mr., Thomas Simms
IL 10 bG MIR Taylof'a chief assistant and
will have charge OF matters IN the county
court
II is said that the present grand Jury
was engaged on gambling case nyNstna.
lions az " last Saturday night and that
no Sunday law violations were considered
till to-day, and that this latter class viii
receive vigorous attention from now on
until disposed Of
! The membern Of tho sporting fraternity
OF Fort Worth md Dallas who recently
| Ned from the impending wrath OF County
| Attorney Clint, u IL learned, did not emil
crate TO Arkansas, Missouri and Kansas,
hut are colouized down In the free state
Of Van Iandt, hunting and flshlng Ia the
! lunglea nnd lagoons OF that ancient aud
proud commonwealth IL ~ also stated
that an ambassador has been sent ia with
a truce, asking for terms OF peace and a
settlement. IL leaks ont that very arp
biz OF official strategy was played on
the Fort Worth boys by the Dallas on
GERS when the indictments were nrst re-.
turned IL ~ told that one indictment
and one bond was sent over 10 tho sheriff
OF TRTant county, with arrest papers TO
serve ON tho Indicted sports. The latter,
OF course, took II Tor granted that thie
waH the only indictment against them.
The sheriff, " IL stated, said IN substance
70 them "You are not being disturbed IN
your business here In Fort Worth, and
you cant afford TO fight the law nv Dallas
Now, II You say You will 30 over 70 Dal
las and make your appearance | will moi
place You under arrest, but win turn
over the bond and indictment u
each nf you aud Lot you 20 over and
arrange matters with the Dallas onlclals."
OF course, tho boys thought they were
getting on cheaply with Que case, readily
made the required promise, stuck the pa.
pors In their pockets and camo 10 Dallas.
They were taken 10 the county attornoya
office, when to their utter surprise about
forty indictments each were hauled out Of
a pigeonhole and papers served on IN m
Tho Dallas ullleinla, 10 be equally as lib
ora MS the Tauaat county aherlff. then
said they would exact no bonds II the men
would appear for trial or settlement. The
ponitont trapagressors made the beat OF u
bad situation and readily met the emcr
gency with the necessary promise, appar'
ontly In the most sincere spirit, but when
the lime came, where, oh where, wcr,
they2 A GAznTTE correspondent, talking
with n Dallas official to-day, was inform
cd that II settlement N made and th,
court fine Aaaessed each case viii cos
about sBb TO the indicted party, This, 4,
man with forty indictments hanging
over him, means q total dlaRorgGmont OF
Slt00, 10 say nothing OF Incidental OK
penses. Tho settlements will probably
not be contaminated soon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-23
LETTER FROM JOHN BRIGHT.
what tho british Statesman IiHs 10 Say or
tho Relations Of England aud Russia.

what tho british Statesman Hiss 10 Hay on
tho Relations Of England aud Russia.
special 10 Che Gazette,
JErFKBsos, TEX, Nov ~ MIR. John
Bright, having received a lottor from a
Young gentleman Of this place with re-
gard TO the relations Of England aud
Rnssla, has sent tho following ropiyt
which was received here this mornings
OHE Ash, noCaDALr, Noy,b y,
DEAR Sfn-l thank you for your
friendly letlor and for your good wlshcs.
Az 10 foreign affairs, ! believe all our
fear aud jealousy Of Rnesia arc mis-
placed. Russia has not made war upon
us. England made the Cfmean war,
which cost Russia Eome hundreds OF
thousands OF lives. Russia, ia my opln.
ion, has no dream even Of Invading India,
and our fears Of her arise from our posi-
ton as conquerors ia our India empire
We seize and annex BurmAh, and
we menace Russia II sho approaches
AfghanlHtan. We deny Russia
the right OF entering the Medi-
torranoGn IRON the Black bca
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-23
"LAND MVNoroLY.p
Tho HoIlownssh OF Henry Georges Cutlery
Against Landed Property,
Chicago Tribune

Tho BoIlownssn OF Henry Georges ouiory
Against Landed Property,
Chicago Tribune
Niue men out OF ten who VIII stop 10
think and consult facts within their oh.
servalion can zee that Henry Georges
complaint about land monopoly Is u
transparent sham. George has no con
yorts among the rural population, but
his following Is made up OF city.DrOd
waRe-woIkers, who ralao tho cry Of ''l0nd
fof the landess,n and would have II sup
posed thoy are eager Ga leave the cities
and turn farmers, but are dofrAuded OF
the privilege and denied an OPP.
portunlty 10 engage IN tillinG the
soil by reason Of the present farm
ors gobbllng all the land All this
lsIaheer claptrap aud humbuRgery. Henry
Georges trndes.uniOn clty-bred followers
could not bo coaXod oc driven into the
country % labor MS farmers. They could
not be- Induced TO give up the pleasures
OF city life, with itn theatres, shows, pa
rades, clubs, festivals, tppllng-placcs,
dance.halls, gambling local politics,
daily papers, and all tbs other attractions
OF the town, On tro condition would
they surrender these delights Tor inc
quasi solitude, lonesome life, and hard
labor which the auccuasiul farmer must
endure. ills all nonsense 10 say they
will do anything OF the sort
farmers sons flock into the city year
after year by thousands, and many OF
them succeed In one thing or another
They acquire trades or yet Into stores,
shops, railroad or law offices, DOCTORS
Offices, printlng Offices, etc. ana Hs rue
soOn'adapt themselves 10 new surround
inga and do fairly we'll II Is innnliely
easier for iarmer's boy TO come 70 CITY
aud succeed than for t0wn-bred man w
10 into the country and make Boou
| farmer. Even where townB.men are
| willing or eager 70 abandon The
measures OF city life and engage In agrl-
cultural toll and self.denal there Is not
one chance In ten that they can succeed
Thoy lack the judgment, experience, pa.
tience, training, ana ability 90 make good
farmers. Farming IN not 70 be learned In
! a day. but requires for lts mastery AZ
much time and effort as any trade In
which city workbench are occupied, In
| fact. the gucceHsinl farmer must be reared
ON the farm Townsmen who Imagine
tbay can become thoronRh' paced
nGfangersp In the course OF year o.
| two win find thomaolyc ~ the END OF
that time with means Rreatly reoueou
and experience considerably enlaigeu'
But, as matter OF fact thu trauus,uulon
workmen represented by lienIy oeV'Be
| lack not only tho ability but all desire OF
| infant 81 become farmers. Tho very men
tyhn are CRYING out about the monopoly
OF farming land want all the hiuAetlpns,
/ of civ life with high pay for eight hours
| work. and hence they can neither DC per
euaded nor forced 20 leave the towns
City workmen have always refused 70
take 10 homeateAds Ia tho far west. hoy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-23

zhs Eiasst itasqra in ne world
NJ Anderson's qua store,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-23

dread the hard labor, sclf.dcnlai ana
compulsory ifuaallty Of a fafncfia life
After Tho panic OF 1879 huudrcda ot
thousands u city and town workmen
were thrown out Of employment. hut NOT
one In hundred sought cnployment in
the country Tho few that ia were
vflRlnally country lads VINO had dritlod
lnto the cities and under the stress
haru Times returned 20 their
former pursuits The majority
wandered about rs tramps, begging,
ueaa'peavng aud stealing Tor living,
hhl refusing almost 70 a man TO hire out
hs Harm labofers and take up homestead
lands IN the Western territories. II Ia
lhis same class which, under tac dlroo-
ZION oi Hcnfy George, IL now walilng
ABOUT "land monopoly They them.
selves know this talk II all humbuggcry.
Ihcy want high wages for eight hours
deily work In comfortable, well.hented
shops aud factories, with city amusomonta
ana dissipation in The oyenlnga Ia tho
beer aud whishy shops. such
men cannot bO driven ont
OF the elites, aud II IL simply
prtpoaterous aud ridiculous for them 10
continue Rabbling about supposed
monopoly Of farming land II stocked
iartns were given 10 them for nothing on
condition of abandoning city lifa aud nv.
Ing on the land aud working Il. neither
they not thelr wlyes. daughters, or cons
would accept " and comply with the con.
dillon, Henry George knows all this well
enough, aud he could not be c0axrd,
hired or forced TO live 90 and work n
farm the rest OF his life
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-23
Nolss from rssarhana.

special 70 lho Gazette.
TKxARRAsA, Ark, Nov, 22,-- Anderson
Carter aud Steve Turner, two negroes,
became involved In difficulty 10 this city
last night, when Carter took hla knife aud
plunged u into the abdomen Of his hdyer'
sary He was promptly arrested by bhcf'
IN Dixon and placed 10 tho county jail.
Turner ~ very dangerously wounded and
Il IL believed that no Will die,
Charlie Ellis, the young brakeman on
the TranscOntnental railroad who had
tho coupling pin inn through his slide yes,
terday, and who II was thought wouic
die, II recovering from bis injuries.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-23
Henry PoIIack & Co.
TRUNK FACTORY,
722 Elm Street, Dallas.


and we treat nor ~ an enemy 20 be
always suspected and guarded against.
That Russia should IN some degree ro-
taiiaio In not unlikely or unnatural,
There Ia no Othor country IN Europe that
would bO more friendly with ds Than
Russia would b0 II England would be
friendly with Russia.
These views aro not easily accepted ny
those who defended the Crimean war.
Hut something has been learned from that
great crime aud great cAhmityand hope
no minister Will be able 70 drag us
Into another contest. / wish millions Of
our people would consider the great
question. II might save much TO them
and their children.
Thanking You for your kind letter, !
am very respectfully yours,
Jona Bm0iIf,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-23
|TVAS EXPRESS COMPANY,
G. r. CAMPBELL,


..,.,,pAsol nous,on, rea.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-23
A QuIETus.
Indians TO 10 Located ON the Oklahoma
Lands,

Lands,
Special 10 tho Gazette.
REDpoRK, /, r., Nov. ~ Capt. Hayes
Of the FIFTH cavalry came In this evening
from the Sax ana Fox agency and the
Southwest, where ho has been moving
Oklahoma boomers on the forbidden
lands. lie statos that tho Indian depart.
ment has concluded TO locate the Com,
mAnches, ChcycnnQs, Arapahoce, Kene-
WAS and Wchitns cast Of nlnety-oight
longitude, which embraces Oklahoma
This will settle that part Of tho country
~ 70 being opened 70 white settlement.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-23

Extra heavy all wool twilled nannel
formerly sold ~ g8i coath, now only 40
cents NJ Randall & Chambers Co.'S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-23

| foSaS kaproaa company way bills d.
'atL Louie, Chicago, New York, IhilAdel-
y all important poiutA Tho ToNna Ex'
|NpanY ieiho only company that way
g'c, 70 all 0lllocg In tho Southern hN
4 npany'a territory. shipperA having
4 O. money for points IN tho Southern
81 save money by shipping by tho
llnreea company NJ OnU through rnto--
-lIaI.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-23
wo DAILY TRAINS
Sashlnuton In 20 Hours,
To Baltimore In 20 Hours.

@hOllA quickor than tho fastost time
IN, =. " any other limo,
NV hrteaa has pnylor nnra A. LAMA IA
II Il WY thihoo Sleeping cara from Cin
Z "~uinBton ard baltimore without
isss s'PIess has aloopcrs through with.
Nh .i..Nu DINER line from ~. Louis runs
''P'hE car TO tho National Capital,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-23

\ 0stst 49, -
.,.r.s coMrANf's LIST or ofrioEs
~ hAi'.,bed there nio no agents, and
| polnl' wv. lpse nsints muat bc prepaid, With
ny ili .,,,nneilona 10 pat on az ownor'p risk
|Np' iampaaHs,
d., fL1ckhart,
We, al, .Linden,
|pegee'" Loon function,
'Nlpi tioGh,
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