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Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14
DR.. WILLIAM HALL

OF Hall & Bennett,
Gives special attention t. Diseases OF "o'ei, niooo
and Skin Diseases and all troubles Oh 'i-e oiih'''
Organs speedily cured in both sexes oNioo 80
,,-,,,n.s Rank North Main street Consultation
dy ar r;,ht FREE. 0,ead Drs. Hall g. Bennetts card
in this papero -
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n,roa;nsi Bargains!

scres adjoining College Fill, room house ana
small barn, S3, sU ,r,. o,-o cson ,,ar ac-,
10 acres l4 miles north oi Dousiis al r;Sco Hisrts
$3.50 per acre. ,..,,-o ;nn,adiately
I. several rneap farms in the market, forter
D,,,Inn 3 Noble ONCE over l32 Main st. lio-u
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14

+ naners The parties calling at this ofice ana
paying iof uiis no'NS ~ o. 1iCtf
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14

The Wichita EAGLE printing ho1iss l.esTIr
il stock Z soIapie.e line u 5tlstlae aEss ieS5al
blanks AID township hlaaks Of a. kinds.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14

v>OR S.IE-s good three room houses IN the city
II - Eiowa Rarber equity. Also acre property
.ry Two good three room noG,ses In Aftsca-
HARPER county. 81 acres cf choice farm iand ~, miles
lrc,. ,n,;a, - address A. " Clark. Pratt Kan iisin
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14
STORAGE.

C,TORAGE-For household goods and mercnandlse
- at 2a; 3lain st. Cheap rates, by COX q Stahie!'
Gl25-tf
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14

s1e Pei ". ~ .1a5
Tho temper of the stock speculation underwent
sudden change today: instead OF the hesitaacy and
caution lately displayed there rush 10 buy fer
both sides OF the aecount first great cause OF THIS
was the change by TIE Chicago people. the news
oorno fro. that direction almost all Of favor
able chacter; he entire list participated in the up
ward movement which however was subject to IRE
uent reactions but the buying in the last hour was
heavier than any previous time during the day; not
single active stock showed decline tonight and gains
range from to "a on the general list while Aanhat
tan is up II per cent.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14
FOR TRADE.

"OR EXCHANGE-For real estate teams harness
r and wagons Apply at Riverside Stables lls-l2tf
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14

] can close god city lssn asiosE.sSt Ee.ss
in three hours a;Iv dag IN ttls week y
CooJsa- Isl Main street. d. u
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Money Markets.
NEW YORK. October u.
Mouey-on call cuieter os 2,o per cent. asked
Prime Merchsnt.le Paper-.et5 Per cent .so,< e.
Sterling Exchange-((uiet. but steady at sec for
Ga days bills and 1894 for demand
Government Bonds-Dul, and steady.
state Boads-Dult and heavy.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14

DEPORT OF the condition Of STATE NAiIOSAtt Nal
I1IANK OF Wichita, at Wichita, IN Ihe os sea'e VI
Eansas at the close OF business October 'tn,ieoo.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14

State of Kansas, county of Sedswick, SIS. ,,
70 u Skinner Cashier OF the above named pank,
do salemnIy swear that the above statement Is true
10 tie ocS' vi my ~ l. d. SKINNER, Cashier
si Supsc, i"Nu Sntnhcr tast PARKER S. SMITH,
iol-ALl NN' Notary Public.
Nv commission expires March II, logy.
Cocrect--Attest: -. 4. r, r, - -
Z. V. bEALY,
,,ec.e,,,t KOS HARRIS
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14
a aond Farmer

Oa = good farm can borrow money chesplE
by writing TO or calling on A.hbei We.ch
Eagle block, Wichita Try IL Hsi
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14
TAKEN UP.

ruyAKEN UP-By the subscriber. on the Wess & sido. t
4 n torI,e roam COW Owner can have the same p9
paying ! OF lIAiS ho'i00 ~ 49, l226tf
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14
England.

LONDON. Oct 13.-The race for cozar-
witz stakes was run today at the second
October meeting at Newmarket, b. y.
Vincent's 4-yearold chestnut tilley. stone
Clink, won, with Duke Beaufort 3-year-
old colt, The Cob, second, }. Hammond
four-year-old chestnut colt, Eurosian, thiru'
There were eighteen starters.
The Congregational Union assembled a
Norwich today During the proceeding
Rev. Hunter moved a resolution expressing
the report of the assembly that 1t had n'
opportunity to welcome the Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher. An amendment to the res
olution that Mr.. Beecher be invited TO ao
| dress the assembly was negatived. After
warm discussion, the resolution was CARR
ed DR.. Noah Porter. OF Yale cole 5e
afterwards addressed the assembly.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14

NyhNTED-A position as clerk IN G gfoesnS y nerson OF
~ ,,nr,nanent and pay ing position, 10y u p,so pe -
experience. Address, w H. 49, l25 -6tt
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14

OsT-A package OF artists paint brushes ana on
e. w Kendies undertaking Office i~SoOf
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14
LOST.

- 0cT- - norv mahogony bay marc pony. has
,,1 OLA sare IN hack and square cut tail; white
frine on face Leave information at r. o. an1 e.!
rs-yard c. Smith
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14

oST-A sack containing some merchandfse was
! ncSr rear cor First and Main sts. Tne party re-
tri1o the same TO Boston store VIII be lheraiy
rewarded.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14

WANTEDI have four non,i,n Ghllafen cal at at County
w homes .r;er,,con John Stewart. l2'-ol
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14

p,oR RrNT-One nicely furnished IRON, rom .n doc r.
4 rent; three large "ii-""''' ia e.
ala l. Douglas ave. -------
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and spectators 10 hs hn shhei
w about The w ic.'i'a N'i'" l25- l2t
Welch, Eagle block.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14
FOUND.

Y1OUND-A pocketbook. Owner can have the
* same by calling at ABE SInta cs1rPsA'ss, e,I
and identifying property. i-f-o'I
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14

-.,rrEn Tbe Wichita Gardens are booming;
M A. Az "a 9 ia,,'t want YOU 10 get left. Enqulre pi
the D inclpai real estate dealers VI 'A i25 i2t
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14

v.NTrD-A girl to do genera. mouse ,or;a mo NJ ave We
w uuire OF Mis-. IiN>''' " l236tr
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14

Nv A. an Inn wears old. with private 1;iah,H -, ny
80 >vit,omt children preferred Eoara pi' ri m ft M
one WI ~ ireI address c. E., this oiice' l%1o'
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14

NVrANTED-A purchaser for thS fheapsI 81 SlprIsr,ande
w Wichita Tor hNe aa1 D oi''s' 1856
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14

Advertisements in this column will be charged Tor
at the rate OF Five Cenis per line per week No ad
Easements taken for less than 25 cents and will
not i,e Inserted until paid for.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14
FOR RENT.

uNoR PFyr-Two lar,a nicely furnished rooms
J. suitable for two gentlemen. or SentieiLai; %
wife, and one medium sized room board ~ 9In ~ En,
Dest locality, near 10 ouSii,e9s' i''eN l2.-6t.
nDria ave- =
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14

NJ business during the Gay Ac'hA' " iIt6tL
Address T. NJ. B. Eagle once.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14

VxyANTED-We want you I" t kno~ i'm t"" the Wichita
Gardens before the iFice so'' "P 195l2t
Eayl Ia
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-23
NJ = 9AzEfTEs FoFf WORTH TEXAS ESDAY. MARCH 23

OF plaintiff for $1,000, and vendors lien
foreclosed on land.
The right of-way committee for the Fort
Worth & New Orleans railroad has Sc
cured the right OF way ft0m the
county line TO the city limits, with the
exception of one OF two deeds which are
10 be made this week The whole cost to
,he corporation limits win amount to
$500. Mr. Turney has the contract for
grading the first three miles from Waxa-
hachie, and now has a large force en-
oamped on the line The right OF way
from Midlothian to Waxahachie has all
been cleared of timber, and grading is be-
ing done on five miles Of the distance.
Waxshachie does not feel the effects OF
the strike, beng situated on the Houston
& Texas Central tap, though machine men
have considerable machinery tied up on
the NJ. O. p. in Kansas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-23

Assembly l0l then took the matter under
Amusement and upon their action at this
writing depends the resumption Of traffic
and normal commercial relations, 4 not
peace and order, in four states. II
the strike IS continued Il VIII
be at the expense Of the knights
Of labor as an organization. The prop
osltlon submitted TO The knights BY the
gubernatorial ENJOYS viii be deemed
most fair by the publlci indeed, the pub
lie will decide that no other could be pro-
posed by the Missouri Pacific which, so
far az public opinion goes, stands in the
attitude Of party assailcd without cause.
Looking TO ultimate results, therefore,
the committee Of Assembly No. l0l hold
in their hands not only the question OF
the prolongation of this strike, but the
integrity and fate Of their order. Mis-
guided zeal may plnnt the seeds OF dis
uption; wisdom may be a more sub
stantial structure upon enduring foun-
dnfiOn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-23


Fort Worth, Tex, pretentious rail-
road center that claims more snap,
courage, progressiyeness and independ-
ence than any other town in the South
west, is now groveling abiectly in the
dust at the feet of the boycotters. The
town is absolutely terrorized anu
the least intimation of their lordly wishes
from the boyeotters is obeyed with
servile eagerness by the spinelessi
whlte.livered denisons Of tie mis-
cradle burg. The proprietor Of a board
ing house there was guilty Of the afro
cious crime Of furnishing board at
the usual rates TO several men who had
fallen under the dlspleasure Of the boy
cotters, aud the screws were put to him
so severely that the poor devil bad to
move out Of town TO get water, as the
water-haulcIs, scared out Of their wits by
the threats OF the boycotters, refused to
furnish water even for drinking purposes,
II looks as though the words, liberty and
independence, IN the American vocabu-
larry will soon be useful merely as re-
proachful reminders OF the past
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-23
WAXAHACHIE.
A True Bill for MHrder-work OF Grand
Jury and District Court.

"A True Bill for Marder-WOrk OF Grand
Jury and District Court.
special to the Gazette.
WAXAHACHIE, Tx, March 90 1t will
be remembered by the readers of THE
GAZETTE that on Friday morning, octo-
Der 80 last, Mr., John c. Spradlin of
Avalon, this, Ellis county, was found
dead in his wagon, on the premises of
Mr.. w. A Netherlands, one or two miles
from Avalon The testimony elected
at the time of the inquest failed to give any
clew to the perpetrators or the motives
which actuated the same; some believed
the motive robbery, others revenge. Sus-
picion rested only on one, a man who
left the community about The time, though
the general opinion was that the name of
the assassin would never be- known. Tie
grand jury, while III session last week, by
some means got wind hat one Joe
Walker, who was in Gu ody at Waco,
could throw some light On the subject
Sheriff w ID. Ryburn brought Walker 10
Waxahachie and the grand Jury inter
viewed him with q true-hlll for murder
against Henry Tickle Of Navarro county.
AS the result Tickle was brought Ia
Waxahachie to-day and VIII be tried al
the present term of the court for the
murder of Mr. Spradlln.
The grand jury found 30 indictments as
follows; Fer murder, / theft Of horse,
/ O. theft OF over twenty dollars, 2; embez.
element, theft, / +; fraudulently dispos.
ing OF mortgaged property, / carrying
pistol, 10; aggravated assault and battery,
81 assault and battery, p disturbing the
peace, ~ disturbing Sunday school, / ;
violating local option, / falling to pay
occupation tax, /.
In the district. court last week several
Important cases were disposed of, AMONG
them w. HGetzendaner VS.. S. IL. Farrar,
debt and foreclosure; Judgment foI
plaintiff for Sl947.52 and Sl94.4 attor.
neys' fees.
The case of w. Chapman ct al. vs.
John and j II Farrar, to set aside deeds,
etc, to over two Thousand acres of land
in this county and block OF business
houses In the town OF Ennis; judgment
In favor Of defendants.
nj, Nj. Tubbs ct al. VS.. w. NJ. Cook,
debt and foreclosure judgment in fayol
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-23
BRECKENRIDGE.
stock Doing weli-Candidates for once
Local Notes.

stock Doing Well-Candidateh Tor OHice-
Local Notes.
Correspondence Of tho Gazette
BREcRENmDGE, TEX, March 2o
Stock of all kinds have done remarkably
well in this county during the winter and
so far very few head nave died
improvements In and around town con
tinue. Garner Bros. lave just COM
pleted and moved into their new book
store on south side of Main street.
Candidates for Office are numerous.
There are five out for county CLERK, with
as good prospect for as many more, and
three for sheriff IL has also developed
that Il. W. Davenport is squarely in the
race for representative. There is no man
in the district more competent to fill the
place than Mr. Davenport, besides he has
gone TO record on many important meas
ures that arc likely TO come before the
next legislature. There is no doubt but
what he is capable of winning the fight
before the Democratic party of this dis
trict.
"The Evening Starr is the name of a
new publication just started in our town.
1t is the only newspaper we know Of that
is entered at the postoflice as third-class
mail matter.
This county votes on the hog law to-
day 1t is thought that the law will be
defeated.
Miss Belle Thompson of Meridian, who
has been attending school here, returned
home Saturday, leaving many sad hearts
behind. To the young man we would
say, console yourself with the thought
that where she has gone you can go also
Mr.. Il. w. BoyetJ, proprietor of the
City restaurant, the only llrst-class insti-
tuition Of the kind in the place, says that
calls by the drummers for THE GAZETTE
became so frequent that he was com
peeled to subscribe, and now wonders
how he has managed to get along all this
time without the best newspaper in the
state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-23
TASCOSA.
Iron Bridge Across the Canadian-Prairi,
Fires-Stook Doing Well.

Iron Bridge Across the Canadian-Prairie
Fires-stoch Doing Well.
Correspondence of the Gazette
TAsCosA, TEX, March ls.-On yester-
terday the commissioners court OF Old
ham county let to the Kansas City Bridge
and Iron company the contract to erect a
wrought iron bridge over the Canadian
river at this point The bride will be a
very fine one in every part ular tx
IRENE length, 1860 feet. " Is extremely
important, as the Canadian is nowhere
bridged in the Panhandle, aud is often
during the year impossible for weeks to
either stock or man. Tascosa with her
iron bridge will certainly be the coming
town Of the Panhandle.
Extensive prairie fires have been raging
west and north of here, aud mach damage
is reported to the ranges Of the Reynolds
Land and Cattle company and Capitol
syndicate,
Stock along the Canadian river has
wintered better than in any other locality
in the Panhandle, and local cattlemen are
in good spirits,
Mr.. Todd, general manager of the
Prairie Cattle company, is down looking
after the Interests OF the l.. |. r. division
of that company. He reports his com
pany wen satisfied with the way theil
cattle have wintered
THE GAZETTE is rapidly gaining favor
in this country us the true exponent OF
the peoples thought and defender OF theil
interests, and we all say con with tht
bustp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-23

GENERALiY, the Texas newspapers
condemn the tone OF few Of the per
sonul organs of The aspirants for Office,
and it IS an evidence Of their good taste.
Personal lnsinuatlons are out Of place.
They help no man TO an Office. When a
newspaper or an Individual cannot oppose
a candidate for office without reviling
him, The general conclusion is that he has
a personal grievance and is taking it out
that way. Such warfare has no effect
upon the voting public, except, perhaps,
to excite suspicion toward the person
whom the obstreperous journal or indi-
yldual supports.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-23
n,nrrrr nnANon orrIons.

plLLAg-T. o. Mckee, manager.
DEgfsgR- Dick Chamberlain, manager
WGCo---A. g, O'Neili, mannger
sHERMAH--J. ~ Dills, manager ~,
WEAHEUEoRD--Il u. Dorsey and h. 81 nor
vail, managers.
piuIs-O. u. MRxey, manager
JEFFERsSg-J ID. kitchcna, manager.
MARsHALL,-,Robt Kennedy, manager
AUILHsE--W. r. Powell, manager.
CLRHuRFE--.W. n. Byrd, manager.
Ell PAso--S. X. Lyons, manager.
GArNEsvILLN--E Y. iiill ana j. l.. Hickson
managers.
BORHAM--O. e. johnson, manager.
HoNEY GROvE---L. q. Hill, manager
BAfRp-Frank Dorsey, manager
GREENvILLE--W. B wheeler, manager
OoLORADo--W. b. Newklrk. manager
MIHEuIA--V. HuHmastor, manager
OIsoo--.W. T.. Pulley, manager.
WHIrEaBoRo--J. q. Glenn, manager
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-23

NVIiCG ~ CChAEpA pNHEN 4 ~
All telegraph correspondents must at
tacn their names to all matter sent THE
GAZETTE. Cards OF parties handed to
correspondents for publication should be
sent IN, 5m only 'ohen accompanied by
aames Of such parties.
Correspondents are instructed not to
indulge opinions in their news reports.
II they desire to express opinions they
can 10 so in separate letter, as the news
columns Of the paper win hereafter be
wecdcd Of all such expressions. Core
spoudeuts are requested and expected to
send facts and news only, and they can
report what public opinion Is but moi
their own in the regular news columns Of
the paper. II they desire expression o.
their feelings or opinions they must dc
SO in separate article addressed TO TIN
GAzGrrE. Correspondents are not askeC
TO edit this paper, but to furnish it witt
iacts The opinion of the public is Away
desirable, but not that Of the correspond
enis, except in communication separat,
and apart from their news service
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-23

Two suggestive articles 10 appear in
tho April Century are "strikes, Lockouts
and Affiliations by George May Pow
eli, and an editorial on The Grant Memo
rial--"who Shall Make the Monument"
"what Kind OF a Structure ?" "rhe
Question Of style,p etc The issue Of the
new life OF Longfellow adds iimeliness to
a paper Of Mrs. James 7. Fields, on
"Glimpses Of Longiellow in Social Life, /"
which is to appear in the same number,
accompanying new portray Of the poet,
engraved from an ambrotype taken in
1913.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-23
$500 Reward.

The former proprietor of DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy for years made a stand
ing, public offer in ali American newspa-
pers OF $500 reward for a case of catarrh
that he could not cure. The present pro-
prletors have renewed this offer. All the
druggists sell this Remedy, together with
the "Douche,n and all other appliances
advised TO be used in connection with II.
NO catarrh patient is longer able TO saw
II cannot be cured" You get $500 IN
case OF failure. FSNY -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-23

Z.J. l.roNARD Is the subject Of an IN
dictment paper in one Of the Indiana
counties. lie stole $500. That is moth
ing in Itself, for many men steal more
than that, and are indicted. Mr. Leon
ards case has unusual interest from the
fact that he was the Grcenback candidate
for lleutenant-governor Of Indiana IN isS4'
and went around over the state dcnounc-
ina the 1.-TWO old parties" and everybody
that belonged to them, for corruption
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-23

EpwARp EvrRETr HALE has written
40 account OF the Boston "Vacation IN.
dustrial Schools in which hundreds Of
girls are, each summer, trained in cook
ing, housekeeping, embroidery, drawing,
carpentry, etc, II win appear III the next
st. Nicholas, In connection with story
BY Charles Barnard, illustrating one girls
experience In the schools.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-23

NEW ORLEANS, La, March GA Ger
man war feet has been for some months
cruising in the Caribbean sea. On Janu-
airy "a II was at Laguayra, Venezuela:
later at st. Thomas. II is CONFESSED Of
Tour steamers, under command of Com
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-23

TnE GAZETTE is in receipt OF quite q
numher Of communications too personal
for print Denunclatlous Of "seabs,n So
called, should be sent TO organs that have
but one opinion about public matters and
see no good in anything but their own
Vipp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-23

CONGRESSMAN MnLs-our own Roger
@ le said TO be the fastest talker in con-
gress. His average rate is two hundred
and fifteen words to the minute. Is It
any wonder that the prohlbtionlsts fed
from before him
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-23
WE aAzETrE ApRoAp.

THE GAZETTE will be found for sale at the
places name In tho following oites
CHICAGO, ILL.--W. u. SiZer, lb2 Dearborn
atroct and l.. schafiner, Grand Pacific hotel.
81. LOUIS, Mo.-Phillip Roeder, s22 olive
street aud Jas. Overton, Southern hotel
HoT spEIRGs, ARK. -. IL. Davis n Co.,
Homer T.. Bull, ii iIlrshGeid and r. E, Greene
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-23

GALVESTON asks for only S55o0,00o,
That sum would pay great many PEN
sioners. Snail the patriotic bounty jun q
ers aud claim-agents suffer to enable u
Texas town to get a shipping harbor2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-23

CINCINNATI Is calling Chicago ga
modern sodom,n When the leading
politicians of Cincinnati get out Of the
penitcntlary we may listen for Chicago
rejonder She won't answer back as
long as there's nobody in Cincinnati to
properly represent her morals
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-23

A CERTAIN labor "organ" says; "THE
GAZETTE says the boycott Is farce Per
haps it is, but il that sheet ever gets a
taste OF til won't think II so funny" The
iirstact OF tyranny IN every land is sup
preston of free speech, and had personal
spleen and yndctiyeness controlled the
Knights Of Labor THE GAZETTE would
have been boycotted long ago. What
THE GAZETTE does is not hidden each
day 1t is placed on examining trial,
and no perversion Of its purpose, no as
cription OF motive TO It's management, can
avail against the common sense OF the
public, whose organ THE GAZETTE is.
The knights of Labor are not strength
ened by these threats and bulldozlng
methods Of their "organs,n and the day
will never come in this country when
free speech viii yield to the muzzle. 1t
may as well be understood now that THE
GAZETTE does not yield to threats from
any one; 1t may be persuaded but not
driven, and as long as there is liberty and
law in this land THE GAZETTE will be
their organ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-23
wANTED-MALE ~, /.
M ANSTED-Two stoncma .ons
w NJ. hatlnedy, Clifton. Tex Apply Is


w NJ. harinedy, Clifton Tex " App i
M ANTED-1he Miseout, pse,s.
w company Is prepared Ia sfayac RalsU
meht 10 q number OF mabhi, isis sAl sn emflol'
car iepalrers, car-cleaners. eaess lpenltn
yarpmen' swltchmen, trackmen s,a z. WHEN
~. Louis, Mo, aud other stetian ~ MooiqsE
5000 ana competent men will NJ o ~ y Ne
the services above specified Viii .oTeain
70 NOR past or present Relations " ,ahs,leIqat
pany or their connection With Any NY con
organization, open, secret, seenls, 'Sc'sy
wise. ouch as are accepted viii ho " g.lf
rate Of wages recommended Nv Ky ny pnq u
and other state officials Of Missons,q .sg'e.au
Sac when the labor troubles in Maseh NJ ny. hai
adjusted, the same as have been osId ~, VIZ
company since that date. AnnIy g ,op y w
10y, superintendent Missouri Pse,eah =, "a a; M
Sedalia, no; II. g. Fleming. sune nJ ,a,sil,
81. Louis, Iron Mountain Il SontHevn l .sa,a'
ST. Louis, Mo-; A. W, Dickinson snrs, slnl.Ni
ent terminal facilities, Union denci v tsl
John Hodges, master car.bnIlde, N w iDanl
Pacific shops, st. Louis; l.. Bartlett % m.N
mechanic, Missouri Pacific shops n ~ ,a nss'q
Herrln, superintendent, Palestine. fe ,' "
clarke, master mechanic, Denlson ~ a,v =. Y, "
w. Pagan. superintendent, Atchlson t a. y.
to the undersigned. S'H n'p'i@
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-23

modore Steigel. The officers 'Ny ~
OF the feet number 1890 men IA ma
Thomas about 1000 ollieels ~ tvesid
landed, and the inhabitants WI, miners d
TO sham fight. In view Of tne ,, nos;ls
late Of Germany's desire 70 sa,n ~, Il ~
sion Of one of the islands inc ..h ~ sIssi
Gsval demonstration is someWn'' TT
cant,