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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15
BRENNAN MAIyEsT.
mo First Day OF the Festival "A Gran,
Success.

'"o FIRST Day OF the Festival n arar,
Success.
special to the Gazette.
BRENNAN, Tx, May 1.-THE first dav
OF the fremen's Malfest passed az uay
enu was a complete success. At the narr
AZ loiSo a. M, in the presence Of . Iaraa
assembly OF people, Mr.. Beapreea FL
nlyan, young attorney of this nssc aa
Srowned Miss Lizzie Lindeman. one !,
brennam's bellies and the Mai onann az aiso "
.uc queen OF our May. The ouean 800 ~
equal 10 the occasion. She aid har IVA, was
sleas credit In her choice and hannru a ~
Ky inc music was furnished bv tbe g Rra az
y. Trays band, one OF the finest hs ,vh,
a. the South. One of the in,eras,
,, - features OF the day was con,ee.
N giass-oall shooting between two o incsi
Terms, nye on each side. The sc cor .os sl
e sne Yen 81 rounds stood, ont Of a poss, iy
NY, ~ 70 no. There are 4 few rsnsn
ssntatiyes from the 1remen Of II" Te ,epIe-
Hampstead and other points IN s.,ans
1n ice a. the fest. The famous uon 'yru,
L & *, Guard win be here ana n,ya
.1niO.uon drill at the park to-ma srS a
,, =, m. To-day's exercises closed Win
'a"u pau IN the pavilion tonight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15

IL might be well for those who argue
that Col. Iloxie Is not friend Of the
wofAlngman to know that while general
superintendent OF the International s.
Great Northern many employees let their
money accumulate till from $500 TO $4,000
and hunted up all the creditors OF this
tho court.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15
DERBY DAY.

"
Tho Great Annual Race at Le-
Hen An Wins.
LouIsynLE, KY, May lids
has come and gone, and by all !
It II has been put down as a 81
event, successful IN every resicf
weather was very warm. The '
good, end the attendance was n
seen at Louisville In many yeat
crowd was simply immense. ~
good natured, but II reqnlr'
exertion on the part
police. The bettiug was We
ID was confined 10 auction an
mutuals, the pool book-makers
to pay the sum required for pr
White 4 Co., lessees. The raS
miles. The starters were Ere
Fitzpatrick +; Masterpiece, Westih
Garrison, Lijero, MuFphyi Ben I
Jim Gray, Withefs, Sir Joseph,
GElmaldl, Lewls; Isttte, Stovali n
burg, j. Rheyf MS each.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15
A NOON AT ~ ANToNl0,


special TO tho Gazette.
SAN ANroNIo, Tx, May l4The
wool market took u decidedly live
to-day, and wool. growers are rdcing
in the frightened prospects ahead bout
1000 bags or 100000 pounds Uged
hands this morning In short ordeat an
increase over previous offers. Thrice
maid was 1b@l7tc for siX-monthmool
ana i7ta20c for twelve-monthclip.
| This Is an advance of 2 cents pebund
over the open price OF last season the
same class Of wool. The market now
considered wide open, and with large
number OF buyers here from the lflpal
cities OF the country, the stock onld In
crowded warehouses VIII soon beving
TO market and the money therefort in
general circulation
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND ne.
NEW York, May IA .--Governmelnds
were duh and steady to-day.
Railroad bonds were quiet, Ices
were steady and Important chanare
few. There was decline In Hon & |
!, Texas 2's OF 2 to T6, In Texas &ilhc |
/ general 6's OF "a to SSAi and Feat
: Western o's Of Il to 96.
], The uncertainty In regard to tfth-
coming statement Of New York raj,
A the troubles OF Lake Shore andIel-
!. Plate and the unfavorahle state OF
the earnings on ST. Paul, pied
! lately, made stocks consplcuousak
n at the opening to-day The rems OF
! the active list were ell within 4 INT
y OF last nights closing figures, he
market was weak from the openiihe
/. close with hardly rally worthy he
!. name. Missouri, Kansas s Texas-
N souri, Pacific and Western Unisre
very dull The market In generalh-
ing but traders market. Us
business aggregated lS7,70l shame
|, market closed dull and heavy att
X lowest figures reached.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15
pon't onew ro,.nn.

chasa VII never suffer from tobacco
c chewers heartburn or indigestion n vov
T" only Finzer's patent Havana = cn yo y
s aun plug Seven separate noints 'e =,
superiority; Pure brandv~neach 'a ss, u
aniry per cent. less ulcotine n"'Vt
always pl, susia 81 the strongest; plugs
grain ~ 'an.i no bitter after-taste; not 4
I loser = a g my For sale, wholesale By
tan bv a.; brown, Fort Worth, and az re-.
- " al dealers In tine tobaccos.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15
LUNG DISEASE

II you have pains In the chest, or N
sensation In the throat YOU cough al
white, Tough mucus, or yellow AID
with b GOD; or II you h we asthma, br4
dlillcu w In breathing, afte noon am.
fever, nisht sweats, constipation, nh
tite, and, II female, lcucorrhoa ant "A
suppressed mcnsrs, you have no tina IA
ment with cod liver OIL patent cons5
cures cough medicines or change Of
DO not run dangerous risks. but consulA
rerienceu DIR. COOK.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15

The chief engineer OF the Gulf, Colo
RADIO & Santa Fe road has been quite
busy ia Fort Worth in the past few days,
perfecting dual contracts covering the
extension Of his road from Fort Worth to
Rcd river 10 day the last Of these con-
tracts for building will DO let. Next
week contracts viii BIO made covering the
distance north of Red river into the
Indian Territory to the point OF meeting
the AtchIson, Topesa & Santa 10 road
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15
CATARRH.

Amongst the list Of chronic dise,,l
Affect the human frame catarra a tbe \,
qnent, most offensive aud most prsd,i
discomfort ana a variety OF Gist,essl
uargerons complications. II yon sual
a stufIy feeling In the head, hawking N
ting, dull, hosvy pain across me eyes
ton as OF pressure on The forenesd N
from the nostrils, sores and ulcer, IN N
bad breath, headache and tired. dnil
feeling, you are affected with that mo,I
some of all diseases, CHRONIC al
and should call at once and consalt n.
who cures all forms and Complicated
disease.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15
TESTIMONIALS

MT Paul Weber q Houston. Tex IVA.
tuHeteT from oh onic blood polsonlnl
caused an. ulcer that bailsd the shin
| eminent physicians, lie was treated
/ 90 and IL now Ont rcly well and
attend to business.
| Mr. David y. White Of Houston has
| IT m epilepsy, having spaem every \
wv pa y 1ve years. since he place
under Or. Cooks treatment. hy'weeks|
mas hal no return OF the disease andl
/ himoelt as cured.
Mrs. Fannie Bowman, Houston, I'd
treated by DIR. Cook I liver disease Il
pepsia and Is now entirely well.
Mrs $. A. Lloyd, Galveston, Tex, Va
bled with backache, bearing down paid
teei,ngs, dizzy head and other fcma3
plants for several years, and was cure:
month by DR.. Cook, without being subia
embarrassing procedure OF an examina[
Mr.. Lee Cornet Of Galveston, Tex. n
nave suffered for years from CHRONIC
catarrh, and have obtained great I Il
Dr. Cooks treatment, and am satisfied 4
more months treatment will eaec. a a
cure"
MIR j. Journeay, connected with the y
racine railroad at Houston, Tex, and
mad both been long sufferers from chrcnl7
chitis,. which had almost Terminated
sumption. They were cured IN less u
months under DIR Cooks treatment
MIR. Thomas Clarbin. corner Thirty ? Y
streets, a alveston, Tex II
certify that DR.. Cook cured me OF
which had resisted the treatment Of
In the country. lie removed
. plaster that caused me bat lit Q pain'
The above are only few OF the msr
nonials obtained by DR.. Cook all
country.
Consultation free. Charges moderaii L
II The Pickwlck hotel, Fort Worth, lei
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15

rumor was current In railroad circles
yesterday that an engineering corps are
In tho field between Cleburnc and Brown
wood, with d view OF locating line via
Granbury. Messrs Sherman and Terry,
gentlemen pretty well Informed In Gulf,
Colorado & Santa FLO matters, seemed ex-
ccedingly innocent yesterday when APP
pronchgd by TuE GAZETTE man on the
subject. They would not, however, make
an "Alfred.dayisn tbat the rumor was
tufouuded
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15
~. l.nnL., Arknnans y rsxas.

OF inc HNHutlu'
lloNEY Grows, Tx, May lS.--'lIadon'a
Is going TO get the ST. Louis, Arkansas *
Texas railroad delegation from Sher-
man consisting of Tom Randolph, cashier
M. 4 L. bank; Capt. Fulton and Mr.
Joiner Of Patty & Joiner, came through
Yesterday ON route 10 that city' $1,000
subscription IL to be- raised, 100000 OF
which Sherman has already secured, the
remaining $50, 900 to be given by Mount
Vernon, Cooper, Ladouia and Wolf Guy.
The road IL TO be extended from Mount
Pleasant via these towns to sherman
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15
mona ter Loel.ar ,As DRUG STORE,

CmcAao, ILL.,, May lt.-Betore JUS
tice white to-day score OF boys and
Young men, Poles, Bohemians and Ger
mans, were arraigncd for sacking and
footing Rosenield's drug store at
Eighteenth street and Center avenue dur
inc the riots They were all arrested
Yesterday on information given by little
Charley Frundel, one OF the youngest OF
the gang. Frundel was set free. The
rest were held for examination next
Tuesday In bail OF $500 charged with
larceny and malicious mischief. Lieut.,
Shepperd Is still OF the opinion that sew
eraI deaths and much sickness has been
caused among the Poles aud Bohemiaus
by the poisonous drugs which they ignor'
antly swallowed for intoxicants.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15

Az I.''senrg' Louisville 4, Pi,tsburo !
natl L. - Ninclu'
A. Detroit Detroit 5, New YORK
more 2 opoii'ahs y Balti-
letlcs /. Di"oAlyn y, Ath-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15
FEMALE DISEASl

Ladies' who are suffering with IA
peculiar to their sex can cOneutlt
WIN every assurance OF speedy "A
permanent cure ' n
me d,cIor particularly invites an eul
nave Deen given up by otherptytlelAnl
are uolng Wei under the care Of your A
lcl IN 90 not call On me, rs nv pronI
uest those who cannot lind relief else
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15

Yesterday Or. j s. saunders and Mr.
Horny Taylor OF Bonham spent the day In
Fort Worth for the purpose 81 consulting
with she prominent citizens OF the Fort
regarding the feasibility Of obtaining .
charter for railroad 10 run from Fort
Worth via Mckinney 20 Bonham, " Is
suggested Wy these gentlemen, who are
acting as a committee from Bonham,
that such proposed road would be an
excellent connection Of the Fort Worth
& Rio Grande road. Railroad authorities
concur in this and there are indicatlons
that In the very near future the crisp
lIstle city Of Bonham will have direct rail
coantc ipn Nth the Texas mr,r 'roNs'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15
nnnI1a nnnlrn. nnnlts.

Two ducks behind two ducks, two ducks
before two ducks, and two ducks between
two ducks; how many ducks are thereg
Gail at the Fort Worth Grocer Co.'s and
they will explain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15
coming Northward.

Poor old Galveston will suffer the lose
OF the office Of Superintendent Phillips OF
the Gulf, Colorado & Santa he road, as II
win be moved to Temple, and ultimately
wc hope for It's reaching Fort Worth.
Chief Engineer Sherman OF the same
road will locate his Office probably in
Fort Worth, and leave branch at the
Guif citv
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15
DIR. W. A. COOK

The celebrated New York s,o,,.,,.
clpal physician OF the Atlants saN
Surgical dispensary has open "a a. n ''a,u
Pickwlet hotel for III cen an, on al viic 1
would be pleased to see all who delli,,w n
suit him. uesira
DIR COON treats successfullv a..
long standing diseases, such as dts Sntv
head, throat and lungs, liver, kIdnss
complaints Inveterate diseases a. 4 = ai
lthat have deied all other methods,' nv ~
Jul diseases OF the nervous system
from Whatever oause), scromla, dropsy
s,s, MS IAvSr cores. contractei cords
tea, diseased bones, def1rmities sSi,
eryaipelas, acald head, M -cond,ilora
syphilis, asthma, hay fever wInte.
chronic diarrhea and dlabc,Is, N T.
cured by this wonder. system Il not
vanced. "V'"u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15

special 20 the uasettc,
AusTIS, Tx, May i.--The committee
appointed to have survey made OF the
route to Bastrop met last night and re-
ported that II would cost SS7 900 more
than the road from Bastrop TO Taylor,
bcsldcs that, Bastrop and TAYLOR offered
Sei 900 subsidy each. Gen. Walker, who
ia at the head Of the Taylor, Elgln \ Bias
trop railway, said Austin must raise
slil 900 To have the route ohangsui
which her committee said was impractl'
cable. This makes certainty OF th'
TAYLOR, Elgin 4 Bastrop railway. EAST
crn capitalists have already put up TN
mlge@. Austin Ii left In the cold,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15

We VIII loan money ia any sum ,esirad
, vn mrs. cinss real estate security. from
snles 70 nve years time. We aIso INV
vendors lien notes 1'o uuy
SoMMKRvuLR & CnAsE.
sos Main street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15

Special 70 the Gazette,
NAcoGpocuEs, Tx, May l4.--It Is
rumored committee Of business men
viii go from here 70 Longview to see
what can be done about getting the ST..
Louis, Sabine & Galveston railroad 70
come to this place ins cad Of going TO
Center and San Augustine as intended.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15
,pniias 20 Decatur.

special TO tho Gazette,
DALLAS, TEX, May l+.--A number Of
gentlemen from Denton and Decatur ar
rived in the city this morning to confer
with citizens OF Dallas In relation to the
building Of railroad from this city
through Denton TO Decatur.
The Denton delegation conslsts OK
Judge j. A. Carroll, Mayor o, I. Poe, ex-
Mayor ID. A. Robinson, Hon. Q. G. Bell,
Messrs. j, w. Jagoe, A. G. Owsley, II. w.
Acney, ID. Head, w. j. Mcneil, w, j,
Wheeler, j. M, Roark, j. II. Bates and t.
s. Gates.
Decatur is represented by Judge Power
and Col. ID, A. Holman.
The meeting had been called by MIR. W.
White, president Of the Merchants ex'
change, and was held in the hall OF the
exchange az Up. m. Dallas was NOT
largely represented, though those OF her
citizens who were present were among
the foremost business men OF the city.
Judge Power was elected chairman, ant
| the whole time OF the meeting was con
sumed 10 the discussion OF different plan'
| for buildIng the desired road, and as Z
| whether 1t would be better 10 organize al
| independent company, or offer the Dalla
& wichita Inducements to extend It's I'm
from Denton TO Decatur,
After considerable discussion the mat
ter was referred TO committee consist
ing OF two from Dallas, two from Dento
and two from Decatur,
The meeting then adjourned.
FROM ANOTHER ouARrkR.
DIR. Embree, Mr.. Thorp and MIR. w. A
Tinsley OF Emhree Formerly Due
Creek, were In town to-day trying
effect junction between the Dallas
Greenyille aud the Santa Fe at their tow
They say their people viii contribute ~
I orally OF their substance TO effect N
iunoiinn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15

Want TO come out IN the hot E.
phone to ClarksQn and he wild
look at any secondhand firnlu
may want 70 sell, and VIII pave
highest price IN cash.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15

gpcciai 10 the Gazette.

HpefTnI 70 IHu oHNVIEeI
JAcksBoRo, TEX, May li.--Jacksbogo
Ia determined TO build a railroad, and ia
vors Fort Worth ON account Of its dis
trlbulIng center aud Willingness to build
railroads.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15

Ain Turner McClare have Just receIvea !
s sS,pnsn' q The genuine article Of ms an
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15
An Assured Fact.

SpeciNl 70 tho HaEoIte
SHERMAN, Tx, May 1.-THE rail-.
road to Mount Pleasant is an assured
fact, aud sherman is fairly boiling over
with enthusiasm. This afternoon the
committee which has worked so heroic
ally TO get up the big Bonus OF Si0O,oOO
drove through the streets In handsome
turnout drawn by eight richly caparl-
suned stceds, bearing such mottoes as
uOa to Mount Pleasant" fisherman a
railroad CENTER" etc. News from the
committee that visited Ladonia ana otnei
towns along the line OF the new ROAD y
highly encouraging aud every dollar q
the Sl50,000 needed VIII nave peei
booked by the end OF tho present week,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15
Mseting al whltewvight,

spceial TO the HaSotto,
wmrRwRanr, Tx, May it.--A rons-
Ing railroad meeting was held At the
opera-honso AZ ! p, m. to-day 70 take
stops towards the extension OF the Frisco
from Red river 10 Fort Worth. The
meeting was called by X. w. Campbell OF
The Bonham railroad committee, DR. Ray,
chairman; j. u Biggers, secretary. MI
Camphell delivered an address, after
which o. Y. Rath0orn, j. IL. Reeves and
J. U, Biggers were aelected g. uelega,s,s
"a yait anon the railroad officials OF this
division, and o. Y. Rsthborn, J, +,
Reeves, j. Il, Bigger, j, ID. woosley and
Eli smith az a standing road committee
Ia HIS address Mr.. Campbell advised that
we work IN unison with Bonham Active
steps will be taken In a few days, ON
town ia almost as wild rs Bonham oyel
the contemplated route.
whItewright will also get the Sherman
guagc II u gets the Frisco.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15
THE RAILROADS.
Whiiewright Wild Over The Extension
Of the Frisco from Red River
TO Fort Worth.

a Committee from Bonham Visits the
Port on Basiness--A Road from Dallas
70 Dcaturs via Denton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15
ON WALL STREET.
The Stack Market Was weak Yester-
day from Opening 10 Close,
With Hardly Rally.
The Eastern Wool Market IN Condition
Of Moderate DspressioD--A Boom
ut Gan Antonio.
cnntMERcfAL RESUME

COMMERCIAL RESUME.
Special TO the Gazette.
NEW YORK, May IL Railway honda
to-day sold as followsi Fort Worth &
Denver City Mt 50; Gulf, Colorado &
Santa Re gold 6's OF 1927 Texas & Pacific
terminals at Sti; do. incomes at $50 do.
Rio Grande at 49i; Kansas & Texas 5's Of
10; do. l's az ilJ; do. general mort
gage at 923; Missouri, Kansas & Texas
rs at lis; 40. gold rs at 1914; Texas &
81 Louis rs al 9g1; do. 2's at 42d; Mis-
souri, Pacific at ITO; Galveston, Harris
burg & San Antonio 2's at s7A; Houston
& Texas Central 2's at &c.
Money l16p2 per cent
Sterling WAS weak In the forenoon, and
rates were reduced ac ON the pound TO
f.S70p4 .89d.
Wheat was firm.
Cotton declined point.
OIL closed at 724c.
Coffee was 5points higher.
THE WOOL MARKET
Special 10 the Gazette.
BosToN, MASS, May 1.-THE wool
market Is in about the same unsatisfac-
tory condition Of inactivity and moderate
depression, brought about by the same
causes previously reported. The leading
features are some large sales Of Ohio and
Michigan tielalne at very low figures. The
wool market Of this city has been for two
weeks visited by several representatives.
Of London houses who are trying TO sell
yarns and wool. The city has also been
visited by representatives Of manufactur-
ers IN France, Germany and Belgium who
are DESTROYS to establish an agency for
a IL. - tIall. a nt,s
field IL being literally captured by foreign
manufacturers, whose yarns can be i'm
ported at from ten to twenty per cent be-
low the prices OF the home manufae-
turcrs.
A dispatch from San Antonio, Tex,
reports stock there now OF $4,000 bags.
ST. Louis parties are buying on d basis
OF 45c secured, for six and eight months
wool. Texas grades are quoted as fol-
lows Texas spring, medium, twelve
months, 22@28c, ls@2oc; Texas spring.
nominal, l6m20c; fexas spring, flne,
six to eight months, lS@2Oc, lSC9 Sc;
Texas spring, medium, six to eight
months, l9@2lc, l6@lSc; Texas iall,
tine, l5@27c, l2@l lac; Texas fall, medium,
l7@lSc, l4@l5c. The total receipts OF
wool az this port during the past week
comprise 1000, 900 pounds domestic and
500 bales foreign. The sales fol the
week were ! 1924, 200 pounds Of domestic
fleece and pulled and 252, 900 pounds OF
foreign. Among the more noticeable
sales nave been the following: 5000 Ohio
No. /, 8Slc; 1000 Ohio Xxx, sec; 1900
Pennsylvania Xxx, see; 10000 Mi higan
X, 2Sc; 10000 Ohio and Pennsylvania
XX and above delalne 9nc. 1000 NIB,
M M e a., voo suprrtne, 35@3scI 10000
California spring, &c. The Total amount
of sales Of various grades and discrip.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15

Correspondence OF tho Gazette.
LApoNIA, Tex, May l2.--Our citizens
were met last night by Maj. A. Fulton
and L. ID. Joiner, representatives OF the
Sherman committee on proposed extension
OF the Louisiana, Arkansas \ Texas rail-
road from Mount Pleasant to the city OF
Sherman. on motion, M. b. Drake was
elected chairman and q. M. Evans sec
rotary. Mai. Fulton stated briefly that
he, as representative OF Sherman, de-
sired the cooperation of citizens along
the proposed line Of road TO assist them
In securing this valuable road. He stated
the many advantages In business-like
manner iorcibly to the point, carrying
conviction with his strong arguments,
He was followed by Mr.. Joiner Of Sher-
man, G. w. L. Weldon and b. s. John
spgnA ,Qf bsdonia, In appropriate remarks,
Of a. M. Evans, ii. b. oo0D, o..ss'as
Mcfarland, Geo. Woods, A. j hudson,
w, Il. Merrill, W. IL. Cobb and Nj B'
Drake. were elected to canvass the town
and vicinity and see what could be raised
In the way OF subscription and right oil
way. Though the notice OF meeting was
not generally known, the hall WAS
crowded to It's full capacity, win heaus
at every window, aud considerable en-
thusia sin was manifested. Ladonia has
lust secured the Gulf, Colorado & Santa
| Fe railroad at cost OF $4,000 to her
citizens, and with this drain on people
vet In board shanties, numbering onlJ
about four hundred citizens, 1t can nt
seen that it takes more to meet a secont
demand, though our people see the grea
advantage In getting this road, and VA
feel assured that they win come TO tn
front and secure the road, II the deman'
IL not beyond their reach.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15

tor any most skilled gnn and locksnnth Il
sweet svre ~ a. ssers's gun store, 2os Main
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15

.'1'7'''I VEt"I Vt tI'NIE tIIbHTANU IN
u1IM 1nH 'essf % pInoA snTood 10 suAe
on s6sM-invA Hunsdmoo qlIM ssrso
pInogs uoIlsuImuoslp puu 5uHood
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15
Proiectnd ,iberlnn noad.

Tine completion OF the Canadian Pacific
railway has given fresh Increment TO
the discussion among Russians OF their
own long -talked,of line to the Pacific,
across Siberia to Vladiyostock. III Rus
sla has stolen march over England In
railway progress toward Herat, IL will be
a long time before the Russian locomo-
tives compete with those OF England and
America in reaching the shores Of the
Pacific. The branch to Tiumen has not
yet been made, and the Ufa Zlatoust sec
tion TO Ekaterinburg has only lately been
decided upon, after years Of dispute over
the conflicting claims OF different towns.
The other day meeting OF the Society
for Furthering Russian Trade and Com
merce, under the presidency Of Count H.
nateff, was enlightened on the subject by
a discussion OF several projects for the
great work, among them being curious
one rendered by m enterprising exile lly-
ing In Siberian Punishment. All difficult
ties were very satisfactorily disposed OF
except one, which was quite left out Of
calculation, aud that was the source OF
the $50, 100000 roubles and more that
would be required for the enterprise.
The addition OF the Canadian Pacific rail-
way to that OF the United States naturally
makes the Russians feel more keenly than
ever the disadvantages OF their isolated
position on the Amoor and the Pacific
coast.- London Times.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15
woosan wsiis water
ny the glass or gal. at Warehouses;


Five hundred patterns 10 select from ;
pr.ce 100 70 so, ~ Anderson's gun store