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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28
PHO. Point ssuds Delegates


Pilot PoINT, TEX. June % AT smas3
convention held this afternoon to appoint
delegates to the deep water convention to
be held in Fort Worth July 10, 1855,
Colonel W. ". Ross was chosen CHAIR
man and Il. D Caldwell secretary.
a motion prevailed tlSt three delegates
be elected, and the following named per-
sons were unnnim5usly Chosen: E. L
Fiarin, Colonel W. ". r SIS and D. J..
Mcfi;t.
The following resolution was presented
and adopted
That tits the sense OF this meeting TIM:
deep wster harbor should be established
on the Texas coast; thst the mes. avail
able point should b. detected for t3is pur-
pose; that the general government should
sfford the means for this l1uiable par
pose; and, in deisulE Il gogeTcAeG, aid,
then II should become ? etate Gl.erpTiee;
and, further, we urge upon oGr delegates
10 COpgress to nee every honorable 4
de .vo- to bring shout z nGrE, govern
mectal Intervention 10 this end. r. -.
johnson, E. E F.ippin ant D. j. Mofi:t,
Committee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28

best engineers the Uaited States govern
mert c.n commaQd. These engineers
should De required to nSSe tuI report
for The osnetl. Of Congress as to the * .ent
snd C5Grscter OF the UEE Il. each place, tee
depth OF water thereon, the extent Of the
Wa:sc and cspscty FOR giving protection
to Shipping When inside lhv bsr. The
engineers shouts aiaJ make . cs-e!u. es-
t.m=re OF w7at 1t WI, cost 10 Complete the
work st esCl p Gee; and give such Other
Information ss Lay be acquired By sur
Yey3 OF that Character.
As soon as il is deter mined g. what
p.ia. the DIST hsrbHr can De secured let
81 tfe Senators eud pEeseutsiIvss from
the STATES interested unite in demanding
sufd ;iap5 appropriation TO complete the
work Withou. delay. When thst sppro-
pristion IS secured the united If.
forts should rot csase, gu. ali
should wors WITH TIE sSme zeal to Sc
cure sun 'ient appropriation to put in
proper condition the next available place,
and SO continue unit! sll TIE needed har-
6ors On our extensive clss. are ootsinaa.
The rapid increase o! wealth aud pcpu!s-
ton il the territory which is tributary to
the Texss coast viii, in g very few years,
demsnd ct less! tree good ports. As
ci:izsns Of c great state We should have
no sectionsl feeling or local prejudice,
bu. should work together for me com
mon good, and put in proper condition,
IS speedily as possible ell the ports
which commerce m.y demand.
"Tnis is simply an ou.line of my Views
as the question now presents itself to my
mind. have no time, or is it necessary
that should gs into details? In conclu-
sion permit nc to say that sm not wed
ded to any particular policy or place, bu:
am ready and willing to work for any
policy which will give US deep wafer and
good harbors On our coast,n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28
sNYoER's REsIGNaTIeN.
GENERAL MANAGEMENT CT THE SANTA FEE

GENERAL MANAGEMENT CT THE SANTA FEE.
on A TOUR OF INFECTION.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, June 81 To-day g
special train arrived ever the Inferno
tionsl and Great Northern Railway with 8
lsrge number Of prominent officials of the
Missouri Pacific sd bondaolders OF the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Com
pary or their represe natives. The party
have been out eight days inspecting the
line Of the Missouri, Kansas snd Texas,
and ran in here for brief respite.
Among the psrty is Oscar G Murrsy,
traffic manager Of the Missouri PGcifc;
General MsHseer Eddy Of the Intsrns-
ioEal snG Great Northern; J. E. Gal
brsith, general freight agent Of the ssme
line; snd President Eanis the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas. President ElGis
returned to S. Louis tonight. The rest
Of the party will start north IN the mern-
leg. Among TIE psr:y are representatives
Of E1gli.h bondholders.
The recent complications of the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas Is the occasion
for this tour Of ms .ection Ga the part OF
the men who have pecuniAry interests In
valVed.
Il was learned to-day that Nj. Webster
Snyder, vice-presdent and general msns-
ger Of the Gull, Colorado and Santa F.,
had rendered his resignation to take
efect August l, 1888. He assigns 70
Eesson for this step. Who bis
successor will be is net
known. Mr.. Snyder assumed
general management CT the SAINTS Fe
about five years ego end by bis fne
executive ability and practical efficiency
hss brought the road up to ftst-clsss
standard. II is thought other charges in
the various departments of The road Will
follow the resignation Of Mr.. Snyder as
general manager.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28
IN EUROPE.
The German Landtsg Opened b" the
Knights Speech-His Quite
Church and State
The Russian Press Satisfied p. 1th the EN-
perot's speech to the ReichstaE.
Rulers TO the People.
Germany.
WILLIAM OPENS THE LANpTAe.

BERLIN, June 27.-Tte Lsndtsg met
to-day. Ia his speech, opening the sess-
ion, King William sid his government,
like tnst Of the late King Frederick, would
be exercised SIS & Legacy from his grEEd-
father. He would equally guard the
rights Of the people and the crowo, and
protect sll religions. He wss gratsfled
with the good relations existing between
the state snd the Catholic church. lie
wss satiefed with Prusian finances and
hoped that further relief OF the COM
munes ard persons Of small means from
taxation would bs possible. The King
concluded his speech with quotation
from Frederick the Great, "The King Is
the first servant Of the state"
IMPOSING CEREMONIES.
BERLIN, June 81 The opening of the
Lsndtag was accompanied by imposing
cerem 1nies similar to those obs rived
when The Rsichstag met. The white hsli
OF the old c1stle was ngsin the ec=ne OF
the ceremonies. The Krg entered the
hall followed by the royal princes. The
Queen ard pfincesses eccnpied dis to
me right OF the throne. The members of
the TWO houses CT the Lsrdtsg
were stationed opposite tie
throne, the members OF the upper
house On the right and those of the lower
house on the left eide. AS soon IS the
King arrived the president OF the upper
house proposed cheers Tor him, AID they
were given with enthusiasm. The King
did not remcve his helmet while read
ing his speech. TIE chief passages of
the address were loudly epplsuded
When he had finished the King extended
his hsnd to Prince Bismarck and bowling
low kissed II. After bowling to the
assembly the King left the hall amid
enthusiastic cheering.
RECEIVED BY ROYALTY.
Berlin, June q The Dowager EN-
press Victoria today received the presi-
dent and yics president of the Reichstsg,
who presented her with an address, az
coincidence on account of the E nperor
Frederick. The Empress In reply to the
address thsnked them for their sympathy.
The president and vice-president after
ward waited upon the Emperor and pre-
sented him with the reply Of the R5ich.
stag to the speech from the throne. The
Enp3rcr thanked them for the unsnimi,y
with which the reply had been voted, end
asked them TO convey his thanks to the
Reichstsg.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28
SIGNS OF PROGRESS.

work on tho Irrisssing Dttchss at Pesos
City-Nore Artrsian Wells.
Special to the Gazette.
PECos CITY, TEX, June 27-Dirt has
been broken upon the irrigsting canal
and work fairly begun. The fist work
is clearing the course OF the ditch OF the
growth of mesquite and other bushes. Ia
g short time the present fore Will be in
creased to leo men and work will move
forward rapidly.
Flowing wster has been struck in two
more artesian wells one and one-hslf
miles west OF town. These wells ere
only 1875 feet deep, being some forty fee:
shallower tnan any in the Pecos valley;
slso reducing the cost Of wells something
like 500.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28
II SHOULD BE BUILT

FORT WORTH SHOULD BEND EVERY EN-
ERGy TO BUILD TO MONTAGUE AND
BURLINGTON.
MONTAGUE, TEX, June IS, ISIS.
To the Editor OF the Gazette.
Our cirzsns were greatly helped
ND on the railroad question lAst
week when THE GAZETTE, for several
dsys in succession whooped up the rail
road project from Bowie Wis Montague to
Bu5lip eton. Our hopes were strength
ened by the ides OF The GAZETTE being
yery enthusiastic to have the shove road
built, We feel assured il We cen get
THE GAZETTE fully enlisted or this rail
road move we will soon have the Fort
Worth and Denver to oulld
this road scroas our coun-
~, We note the fact that
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28
Arkansas PASS,
Regatta Town Lot Sale - Excursion
Rates.

Regatta - Town Lot Sale - Excursion
RRtss.
On the Oh OF July there is to be held 8
lsrge and Interesting regs.ts st Arkansas
bay, jast opposite the town Ct Rookpgft,
starting from Arsnsss Pass. Ehsfe is to
be public sale OF town, lstson the 9TH,
9th and 7th Of July, st Roetport (Arsnsss
City). Arother. pubic sale of town lots
on August In. Sin and oh at the same
place. seS
Allines of railroad will give low ex-
cufsfon rate SO that the people OF sll
TeXas and the Northwest can see South
west Texas, and the future great seaport
and emporium Of trade between North
and South America.
The finest boating, bathing ana 5hing
on the coast, and reasonable board st ho-
tells. B. GIBBS,
President Arkansas Pass Lsnd Co.
PAUL MCCoBB, Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28
England.
SITUATION IN GERMANY.

LONDON, June 2s-The London new5-
papers welcome the pacific character 81
Emperor Willlsm's speech. The CaroDi-
Gle thinks that the speech proves inst
England has not joined the triple alliance.
The News says that no mention is ms6e
of relief for the people overtrxed with
military burdens and that the well being
OF the people still holds second plsce
TO the military instincts. The Times and
the Standard consider tb.t although the
tone Of the German Emperor's speech to
the Rsichstsg was pacific permanent
peace is impossible while ali the nations
are preparing for wsr.
IDENTITY OF LOST VESSEL.
LONDON, June &c -Lloyd's scouts the
idea the vessel lost with all hands of the
Cape of Good Hope June 4, IVES On emil
grant ship. They believe that she was
coolie ship bound from Calcutta &c
Demsrara.
"a VESSEL FOUNDERsD.
!. sIseNDoN, June ga vessel, supposed
10 be sn emigrsnt ship, foundered in q
storm # Cape Good Hope June I. All
hsnds were lost.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28
a Elk ed RATE.
COMPETING LINES REACH AN AGREEMENT
ON COLORADO FREIGHT.

COMPETING LINES REACH AN AGREEMENT
ON COLORADO FREIGHT.
NEW YORK, June 27.-The Times ssys:
For long lime the Colorado freight bust
ness has been the bone Of contention
among all railroad lines, and lines Wis
steamer to New Oclesns and thence By
rail. The old rare was on basis OF
frst-clsss tteigat SO 40 per 100 pounds
but very great inrosdB were made on this
ta1iH in the efforts st various times TO
procure the bulk Of trade, until 81 20 wae
reached. TIE matter Was brought to q
termination on MOndaY, however, az 81
the l!res settled upon d fixed rate CT
81 "a and signed 81 agreement TO that
effect which will in future necessarily
govern sll agents in their efforts to pro-
cure Colorado freights.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28

THE GAZETTE seldom fails to enlist the
citiz els OF its city in any enterp Use tb.t
it advocates, from that fact THE GAZETTE
is one of the widest awake papers in the
state, and always knows what project
will paw its city best. Therefore, when
THE GAZETTE advccstes the necessity of
building railroad for the advancement
ard charging of Fort Worth trade and
shipping facilities, the Fort has no doubt
in the views Of THE GAZETTE, but moves
forward and takes the priZ THE GAZETTE
has unesrthed. Fort Worth should
lose no time in having this road
completed, SIS it would be worth more to
her than sny other road she has CT twice
its length. The crops OF all kinds in our
county are better than they ever were
known to be bsfore. The trade from this
county to Fort Worth this fall would be
immense il the road were completed.
The trade of Montague county is worth
securing, it will psy big to secure it.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28
q ustrelia.
A GUARANTEE OF PEACE.


VIENNA, June 26.-The Frendenblatt
says: The cerem9Dy attending the
opening of the Germsn Reichstsg yes,er-
day was Of historical significance not
only for Germany, but for the whole of
Europe. Every word Of the Enperor's
speech, it says, was marked by firm reso,
luton to make every principle it e1 pressed
an absolute realty. All doubt
concerning the Austro- German Alliance
which remains unaffected by any changes
Of rulers, is now set at rest. This Will
convince CT their error those who specu-
lated upon the rupture Of the alliance.
The speech will give to the peace new
and mighty foundation.
The Neue Fieie Pfesse says the speech
is s message CT pesce, and it would also
be hailed by Austria as deliverance If it
were possible TO gain ever Russia the
to the conservative policy Of the pence
League. The Presse says Of the En-
perer's speech: at is the lsngusge of c
strong character, endowed with high in
tellieence, and constitutes q genuine
guarantee OF pe1ce."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28
Iu ErRth DC unity,
Correspondence of the Gazette.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
STEPHKNvILLE, TEX, June Is
Heavy rsiIs have fallen in different parts
of this and surrounding counties during
the past week. Some dsmsge has been
done wheat snd oats by reason CT the
rains, as well IS the rust. Corn is hae
6nd pr omisss q n est abuuhsnt yield.
The cotton prospects sre improving ard
the weed is new growing finely and
roofing well, and bios fair for COED
Weld. The wcrEla hsya disappeared ard
warm weather is baRef :isl to the plant.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28

Atlanta Constitution: "a fashiona BILE
woman in neigaboripg city not wholly
unknown TO literary fame appeared a.
g reception the other day dressed entirely
in red. A red gown, unrelieved By trim
ming of sny kind, red shoes and hose snd
even q red pocket handkerchief. She
carried limp posy OF white fowsrs ard
it inside g rest for ones eyes from the
fiery glare of the costume"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28
Russia.


SATISFIED WITH THE SPEECH.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 27.-The
Journal De Peters burg says it is satisfied
with the pacific tone Of the Emperor Will
li'm's speech to the RaicHstsg, which, it
declares, confirms the Existence u
friendly relations between Ger nary aEd
Russia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28
Dsuton Goun1y Crops.
espondence Of the Gazette.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
LEwIsvILLE, TEX, June 25.-It has
rsined here at short intervals all this
season, and still tie appearances are rain
like. The whsst crop is good, but tn re
are some fears Of damage in the shock By
rain. Osts are good, but ere damsged
by wet. Corn promises fair yield.
Cotton is backward from the damage in
q .cted by worms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28
TerrsiPs Depot.


Sp6CIdI 10 nc UoADs5e'
TERRELL, TEX, June 27.-The con-
tract for building the handsome psssen-
ger depot Of the Te1.s and Pacific R.il-
rosd at this point has been let to Mr.. h.
c. Graves, who will commence work IS
soon IS the material can be placed On the
nrnnnh.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28
Appointed Route Agent.

Special to the Gazette.
GREENyLLE, TEx., June 27.-Depusy
Postmaster Guy Spencer, of this city, has
been appointed and has entered upon his
duties as route sgent on the Cotton Belt,
between Commerce and Fort Worth.
Enm!t Spencer has also lett the post
office, and will start for California in the
resr future.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28
HuE gary.
DONE BY THE DELEGATION.

JUNE B TIE UHLhUA1lUN'
PEsTH, Jure 81 The delegation To-
day adopted an army credit CT 1000. 600
forms. In the course Of debate Count
Apponyl observed that in view Ct The stE
OF uncertainty in Europe the slliaace with
Germany afforded ia strong safeguard
especially after the Emperor William IS
speech in the Ra!chstag, which met with
toe keenest and most sympathetic recep-
ton in Austria.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28

Fifteen O; the thirty eight members OF
the graduating class OF the Sheffield Sci
entifc School 1t Yele esIred their own
living while taking the course OF instruc-
ton. Some worked on farms during W.
cations, some sold books, some tutored
and some acted as wsiters in summer
hotels, while one nan drew beer st =
summer resort, receiving salary OF IS
per week for his services.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28

Wong Kong, s Chinsman, VINO lives in
Harlem and has grocery store in New
York city, thinks he csn beat champion
"Jim" Albert in walking mstch. "His
confidence is based on the fact thst be al
WAYS walks down to business, and fire.
quently gets to Chatham Square before 5
horse car with which he started even"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28
WEATHER &NB CROfS.
Tho YIsId in EIost Localities Larger Than
Anticipated.
ORas Ou1ufr
Correspondence of the Gazette.

Correspondence the Gazette.
WAYNE, lex jane 2G.-Asother big
r.ln fell here yesterday evening. Il IS
cloudy and foggy this morning. We have
had rain every day for twelve or thirteen
days, aud farmers are behind with their
work. Cotton is getting very badly II
the grass. Crops are locking very well
considering the wet weather. We hope
to see some sunshine soon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28
IN Lampaars County.

Special to the Gazette.
LaMrAsAs, TEX June 27.-There is
considerable loss Of wheat AID oats in
consequence of so much rain and high
wind. Corn Is az fine as could be asked
Vegetables Of every kind are in great
abundance
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28
In EeJotte County.

FLAToNIA, Tx, jane 27,-Crop pros
poets in this section ere net f4tteri2 g
owing to the continued rains. Cotton S
small and badly in the grass. Corn il
very good, bus il beginning to IRE. Oats
are fee, but th2 rain prevents harvesting
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28
THR RAILROADS.
Montague Ready to Join Fort Worth
in Pushing the Line From
Bowie to Burlington.
A Meeiip cf the Texas TrSffic Asso
clatton TO be Held at New Orleans
TO-Day-Aa appointment.
Homo No!eu.

The Texas and Pacific and Missouri
Pacific viii sell excursion tickets to al
stations at one fare for round trip on
July l, 2, and 4, good to return untA
July 5 This VIII enable thousands 10
take in the Fort Worth celebration on Inc
Glorious Fourth.
A circular was issued yesterday an
nouncing the appointment OF R.charo Fen
by as auditor Of the Texas and faclnc
Railroad, vice Frank Trumoull, resigned
Mr.. FenOy has for years past oeeo assist
mt auditor OF the Houston and 1exss
Central Railroad
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28
At abilene.

Special to the Gazette.
ABILENE, Tex, June 27-This section
was visited with another heavy rain lsst
night. Very little wind accompanied il.
There are some fears expressed thst toe
much moisture Will do ss much damage
as none. To-day op.ns clea- and bright.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28
Rrs Cleveland AID Parry En- Route Home.

Hlrs Cleveland and Parry En- Route Home.
NKw YORK, June 27.-Mrs. Cleveland,
her mother and Mrs. Folsom AID Benjs-
min Folsom left this city for Washing
ton on the 3;55 p. N. trsil today. All
we're in good spirits snd appeared to be
IN excellent heath. Mrs. Folsom having
entirely recovered from her fatigue from
the journey on water.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28
CONVERSATIONAL
EtTtssta go1gTBSs
TIT GKNAIK

WASHINGTON, Jsse q Ia the Senate
the House amendments to the Senate oil!
authorizing tie construction Of bridges
aeroga the Ou,chita river, Arkansas, srd
other streams, WAS concurred in.
The Senate then proceeded to cOnsiQ-
ers:ion Of the river and hsroor ap?fopa-
alton bill.
TEE Hsgsk.
WARRINGTON, Ja2e 27-The House re-
sumed consideration of the public lsn1
bill, the ayes and nays being tsSsa Oh
BIZ. Holm,n's amendment retairirs lille
in the government to tie coal Mines
found on public land, but allow.ug Inc
entry of men 20 mine such co.l deposlS
until Congress SETS further in the mi..e;'
Tle amendment WAS adopted aud TIC
bill wss then passed.
When Mr. Mills called up TIE tsTiS OH
today Mr.. Kelly of PENNSYLVANIA suggest
ed On bis owl Individual Tespon5l5AV
IS 4 mesus of expeditin the 81 CuTnmen'
that the t.sif De laid aside until the le1'
session, is fate then to depend 1pon .2e
result CT the November election, sud 1851
the surplus be ksp! down By an entire ie'
peal OF the tobacco tax.
Nj. Mills rejected the suggestion 81.
made counter proposal that taa pun
licsus should Tx sn early day for ti4.l9
final te on tns bill.
Mr.. Reed OF NJ inc declared thst Mr.
Kelly spoke for himself alone and Ins'
the Republicans would insist upon p9il.-
ing out the defects OF the bill IN detail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28
rrafao Asso cia.ion ME- stirg.

Special to the Gazette.
HOUSTON, Tx, June 27.-To-night
Commissioner j. Waldo OF the Texas
Trsf1l; Association, General Passenger
Agent Ripley sud his chief clerk, A. T.
Farrell, lesve for New OrlesDs TO sttend
G meeting OF the Texas Trsfii; Associa-
tion to be held in tina. city Tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28
Ia Williamson Couuty.

Special to the Gazette.
BARTLETT, lex, June q Rains are
continuing to visit this section.
Wheat and oats sre damaging in the
shock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28
At PiloS Poins.

Special to the Gazette.
PILOT POINT, TEX June 27-Fsrmers
are complaining Of too much wet, cEd the
grass is getting good starr ia The cotton
Fl 1ltS,
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gna very 8sEe

Hews and fsui!y PEPPER ia the Ttsts y
She WISELY GszsTGE; price Teduess y
81 year.
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AZ Goldman.

Special to the Gazette.
COLEMAN, Tx, June 81 -ThTeshing
is il full force in the county now.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28
lGX2S & Pacific R2iIF2Y
The Great Populsf Roate Between
THE EASTaaN TEE WEST /
ShoftEfie to New Orleans and
An Points lin Louisiana,
New Mexico Arizona
and California.
FsVOrite Line 10 the North, k,,.
aRd Southeast.
Double daily li7e OF Pullman PEI2os 8.ysr,7
Cars through TO ST. Louis via Shs
IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE

See that your tickess rsa1 Wis TaIcs AZ p,
cine galway, For maps, t,Lae tsble-, t!,Ir
rare, and ell required information, cal 81
o. D. Lu.;h, Ticket agent, Union DeyC. r1r
Worth.
JAKE ZU2N, TicIo: Agent City CMca. 20,
ler Main and TeiYd stree 9.
Il: q. ARCHER, TrGve..ng Passenger A.s1.
Dallas
.. ". MCCULLOUGH, Geasrsl Pspass q,
and Ticket Agent Dallas, Tex.
JNO 4. GkhN'T. GeGaral ), ansaer-
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