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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-05
STEAMER CLARA BROWN

I EAVEs YEsLER's WHARF FOR ia
IL coma, Olympia and Big skookum at
s. N every Monday, Wednesday and Fri.
day.
Returning, leaves shelton, Big Skookum,
at z g. IA every Tuesday, Thursday and sat
urday.
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PROMPTNESS.

First cold. then cough, then con
sumption, then death. II took DR.. Aekers
Engiis Remedy for consumption the mo-
saved my life" Walter n Wallace, wash
ingion. Por sale by A. b. stewart, drug
gtsr
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FOR Rem

Ranch, II acres, cleared. $50 year.
Ranch Of 90 acres, 20 acres bottom land,
fenced and seeded; 80 acres pasture; with
farming implements and stock; $soo year.
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W. S. & I. co.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
PORT TOWNSEND ROUTE.
sgaTTLE-EHsTeoH ROUTE.
SEAT7LE-LA CONNER ROUTE.

Steamer City OF Quincy leaves Seattle for
La Conner Tuesday. Thursday and Satur
Ciay at a. a.. touching ST way ports. Re
turning alternate DAYS
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For freight ana passage apply az conrs
ms Office on Yesier's Wharf.
GEO. :. JACOBS. Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11

is SO per cent. This indicates an in
crease Of or per cent. on the sggre-
gate of the county estimates Of
the first Of October, although Feb
ruary returns Of the estimated produc
compared with that Of 1886 were uesr'y
identical with November returns. This
furnishes further illustration Of the local
tendency to under estimate the produc-
.tion. 1t was suggested IN the November
report that 1t might be assumed that deep
rooted and early as well ss developed
plants would produce better than is ex-
pected in their apparent loss Of condi-
ton, sid that if the outcome should sur
pass this fist estimate, the ex-
cess might be due to this
cause. This view wss correc'.
Allowance for the depres ipg effect Of
panic in local returns so stouuy opposed
by spectators is again proved to be neces
sary. The quality of fibre Is superior,
condition clean and the Weld Of lint lit
tie above 80 per cent. The value of the
seed averages Is cents per bushel on the
Atlantic cossf, is Is in Mississippi, II In
Tennessee, Is Ia Louisiana and IL in
TeEss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11
FRIGHTfUL MORTALITY.
DISASTROUS Ea.cs Of o Great Earth quake
IN OHM

Disastrous Ed.cs Of Great Earsf quake
IN Ohinh
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, March 10 -
Hong Kong Mail, copies of which were
received here by last nights Chins
steamer, gives description Of an earth
quake in the Province Of Gupra, DeCem-
Ger 10, ana Is indicative of frighlfui
mortalliy. The Mail says: "In the
interior department Of Ching Ohsu
the disturbances were extremely violent,
being continued IT Irregular intervals for
four days when they ceased entirely. The
DepArim 4nt4l City is sid to have been
reduced TO mass Of ruins, scarcely q
house escaping damages ard Ave thou
sand persons are reported to have
been killed by falling Buildings. Many
Of them were buried under the ruins
while the number Of injured Is too large
for computation. Gimen wss destroyed,
he magistrate escaping, with slight liz
jury. At the prefectursl city Of Lamon
lne effects OF the earthquake were less
disastrous. A. this place when the sheck
wss being felt en enormous chssm CpeDeO
In the earth, and water was thrown out
from It's depths. Al 10 Cnsu, in ChuD, o
striking change has been caused in tine
appearance Of the country, large tracts II
lspd being swallowed % and the surface
changed into lake. Lo Cnau more
tbsn 10000 persons sre SAID to have per-
i.hed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11

on this side Of the gap laid The
rails to the post which showed tina
only twenty-five miles INTERVIEWED BIZ
tween them and the construction gang OF
he other md of the track. The COM
pie ion Of the tracklaying will be pusht q
1s rapidly SIS 600 men working from both
ends can accomplish 1t.
The stations aleug the line o. tie Den
yer, Texss aud Fort Worth, naming tne IL
from Depv southwark, are as follows:
Parker, Eiz.betb, Z bert, Gran
ger, Colorado Sp inge, WiSwsD,
Pueblo, Salt Creek, Cuchara, Trim
idsd, WaehburN JUNCTION, Q Iapah, Hr-
rold, Wichita Falls, HsnrisL,s, Bellevu' ,
Bowie, Sunser, Decatur, H-rmsu, Boome,
Csl.f, Hodge and Fort Worth. TIL
combined population of srhese town.
IL 81. 900 aside from Fort Wortd, which
city has $4,000 people. The total
Of. ulatiOn with which the Panhandle
route will start rs local souTc
IT trsfl; il, Therefore, lS2, 900. This,
for an SC0 nile road, is not ver'
great, hut for new western road 1t il
exceedingly promising. Manager Meek
believes that ms de ten years
there will be TesiGep'
population along the road Of more thar
million people. The connections q
he Panhandle route will be the T.xte
and Pacific TO New Orleans, the Houston
aud Texas TO Fl rustOn snd Gilvt sion and
~ the Missouri Pacific and by the Cult,
Colorado and Santa Fe to Galveston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11
IN FAVOR or TIE ATTORNEY. GEN.
ERAL.

The Result ST TIE spit Growing Out. of the
Fomous IoEuraEre Circular.
Special TO the Gazette.
HoUsToN, TEX march l0.-The suit Of
A. F sittig sgainst Attorney General
aogg, claiming $4,000 damages, wss
called in the District court to tsy. Act
ing under The insurance law of the state,
the Attorney General issued & circular
some time Sgo giving the nSmes
Of the insurance comp MES snd
associations which had not complied with
the law. The, ciFculSr clsssed them a.
wildcat insurance companies and termed
them .Windies SID frauds The varieu
county attorneys throughout the state
we're instructed by the circular t0 pro-
coed against the companies and as
soci6tiOns mentioned. Among the
number remed Was the EquitsbIe
R.lef Society Of Houston. Sittig sn6
Two other officers OF the society lBsti-
tuted suits for $4,000 damages each
sgriust the Attorney General. All the
suits were dependant upon the one which
was tried to-day. The Attorney Genera
denurred to the petition of the plaintiff
the court held the demurrer good
upon The following grounds:
Flr,t, the words quoted in the circular
are not affirmative upon sny point that
mskes them par Sc &C ionsole, and the
plaintiff shows thst If there was any H.
jury intended or Dfcted on the reputs-
tion of any body it WAS private corpora
tion or society assuming, ualawfnlly, to
be corporation.
Second, the fscts set forth in said
petition End it's exhibits show an uElGTS
full association of men assuming and ex-
ercisirg the corporate franchises sbd
furctions Of an insurance company in de-
lance of lsw,snt that as said association,
pretended corporation Of the members
thereof usurpiDg corporate functions,
neither csn in fso. or In law be llbeled
nor are subject TO damage by either Truth
tul or fslse statements In relation to the
motive or acts of the corporation or So
cieiy thus orgsn;z I'd. The plaotif gave
notice of appeal. The suit IS sn imsor-
tsnt and novel one from legal stand
point.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11
CONGRESSIONAL.
Eif,iAIh Congress.
IHR HnUaR.

WARRINGTON, MaTcn 10 The depend
eut peDsioa bill was received from the
Ssnste and referred to the committee on
lovslld peusi0us.
The following bills were reported sni
placed on the calendar: Changing the
eastern and northern judicia. districts Of
Texas.
Authorizing the government OF the
Uciteh States TO negotiate with II xicp
Tor the appointment of commission to
determine the boundary line between the
Uuitrd States and M-xco.
To aurhorize the Cherokee, Choc!sw,
S;minole and Creek Indiana to enter into
contracts with cisjZ.ns Of the United
States.
The f)or WAS then accorded 70 the
COMMITTEE on IddiAn afSirs. Bills were
passed to restore to the public domain 8
part Of the Unitsh Indian reservation in
Utah and prescribing pansI y OF ile and
imprisonm Mt for the unlawful cutting OF
timber on Indian reservations.
The bill for the allotment Of lands In
severalty 20 the united Peoria and Miami
tribes of Incixns in the IUdisn Territory
wss taken up, and pending action the
House adjourned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11
Court u Appeals.
Special to the eaze .te.

special 70 the 6aze'te'
GALvEsToN,T TEX, March 10 The Court
OF Appeals to-day eff md: W. E
Nichols VS.. The State, from Lsy:ccs; j
W Psrker, assig' ee. V J. ". Crawford,
from Harris; a E logger vs. the State,
from r )bertson.
Z Reversed and rcmanded: J. c. benson
vs. W j. Williamson, from Cor yale 6
John Williams IS. the Sts'e, from john
SOP; james Irey Vs. the StA;e, from Rusk.
Appellants m 0tions for rehearng were
overruled in the following cases: Ed
mond Rochelle W. N. B. Hollsuo, from
Dewitt; r ISIS Ellis W R B. Hawley &
Co., from Galveston; G. 81. Harlan vs.
Jasper Bagier, from Johnson.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11
. The ropuiar 4 Approval

OF the eaorts CT tins Californis Fig Syrup
CompaDytO present to the public at
agreeable end fective substitute for the
Bitter nauseous liver medicines and
festhartics formerly IN use is as grstifyipg
TO the company as It is credrspse to the
good t9sEe OF the public. Tho large and
rapialF iocleSsir gssale OF the Syrup q
Figs, and the pronptly nepsfcisl effeess
81 q siogls dose, rare Cckfihcing prsf4s
thst1t is thgnost easily taken ana TIN
noss pleasantly tFaesiSe remedy Known
Far;satS By Threlkeid & Lyme, druggists,
Fort Worth,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11
A FESTIVE OCCASION.
This Prince and P inoess of Wales
Celebrate Their Silver Wedding
With a Royal Reception.
Two Ocean v,ssels Collide and q Heavy
Loss of Life is Reportea to Have
Resulted.
2.hnds
SILVER wEpDISG.

LONDON, MaIch 10.-rbe Q leer, The
Duke II Albany, Princes Beatrice snd
Prince Heary, If Bate, b rg, ell at
lired ii deep mourning, drtv3 20 M,rl-
borough house 10 day TO greet the Priuce
and P incess OF Wales on their silver wed
ding day. a crowd gathered on the
route ard cheered as the royal party
passed.
The reception at Marlborough house
was very largely attended. The Princess
Of Wales wore a cream colored dress,
while her dsUgh'ers appeared In spribg
coloTs The numerous l.dy visitors were
all elegantly attired in mateIisI Of differ
snt shades. On the Queens srrivsI
she greeted the Prince and Princess of
Wales and family IN the Wsrmsst
and most effecrinuate manner. There
was present the King CT ne Bel isns, the
King and Q7een Of De- mark, the Duke Of
Cambridge, Lord Salisbury ard other per
sons Of note. B)uQuets, baskets Of f W.
ers, hampers Of txntics and Dumerous
presents 10 the Prince and Princess OF
Wales made foe di,plsy.
DISASTROUS COLLISION
LONDON, Malca 10 The British bark
Tasmania viii sailed fcom L ndon on
the 9th inst. for Sin FtlnciscJ hiss re-
turned with her b1w-sprit gone and her
stern damaged by a collision with the
British ship City of G rln from lou que
Cor Hamburg. TIE Tasmania is IspCbor. d
of Folkestone. The City of Ceriu,h
sonk. 1t is believed twenty-eight lives
were lost.
PARTLY SUBMERGED.
LoEDoN, MsrcD 10 Latest cdvices re
csived regsrhi' G the ship Sirena sfste 2
thst the vessel is partly submerged. The
Captains wife and children and twelve OF
the crew landed safely, but several were
drowned.
CHAMBERLAIN REACHES QUEENSTOWN
QUEENSTOWN, M.rcn 10-Mr. Joseph
Chamberlain arrived here to-day on the
az 4 NOR IL m hria frnm Marz Ynrk
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11
Hmm Nntes,

Homo Notes
Ii two weeks Cotton Belt locomotives
will be whistling IN N nth Fort Worth.
-
]. E. G4lbra'th. assistant general
p greignt sgent of the Missouri Pacific, was
IN Fort Worth yesterday.
-.
Seven miles Il track to lay, and it will
indeed be the Fort Worth and Denver.
Fort Worth should have q Jubilee.
Colonel W. D. %y'ie, right of way
agent Of the S.. L uis, Arkansas and
Texas, wss in Fort Worth yesterday.
-.
B.W. McCullougn, general passenger
AND ticket sgent I the Missouri Ptcifc
and Texas and Pac fic, WAS in Fort Worth
yesterday. He sald the outlook for SD
Influx Of people In the near future was
very bright. The Central and Western
Tufl; associations had finally pu: on *
cursion tickets st all points, which will
be sold the day preceding the sales msde
by the Missouri P.cifc, thus enabling *
curtionists to maize close connection
The Missouri Pacific people have worked
hard to briEg this about and deserve
praise for their efforts.
Colonel W. P HoDan,genersl manager
Of the St. Louis, Arkansas aud Texas,
with parry # Cotton B 1t e, tficials, were
il Fort Worth Yesterday. The Others
were II. G. Fleming, general superin-
Sendept; N ri F Hli ckleyr chief en-
gineer; d Miller, general freight sgent;
L, r Day, assistant general freight
agent; William We. enbeTg, superiD'end-
sDt Of bridges and buildings, and j. B
Wade gh, CONNIE TciAI agent. TIE gen.
Aemen visited The yards of the company
and General Manager Holman WAS greatly
blessed with them lie had not been to the
scene OF trscklsying, but his information
WAS h the ff.cE that the track was now
laid to point near Smith Id, between
IL or Is miles from Fort Worth. Ten
DAYS good weE' her will put the track
here. Colonel Holman said there would
probably be something If interest to the
Fort Worth pc pie about the rosd during
ihe coming week. TIE party left for
Sherman last night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11
SUING FOX DAMAGES.

Suit Growing Out of the Great stEike OF
lhe Gould sysTtm
ST LOUIS, Mo March 10 William II
Hamilton, by his attorney, entered suit
against the Missouri P.cifc Railroad 81
S5dslia for $40. 900 damages for false i'm
p-isonmeDt Hamilton wss arrested with
two others and tried OF criminal
charge OF wreckIng freight train on the
Gould system during the strike in March
1885 All were acquitted and now comes
= suit for damages. W. 81. Mason, who
was severely Injured on the wrecked
train, has also sued the railroad for &c.
G0n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11
Saved HIS LEG |
scROFULA
or TIE
Bone CURED


LIrHoEIA, Ga, August II, 1857.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Atlanta, Ga:
GentlemenI have been affiicted with
liberation Of the legs ever since | was
child, the disease undoubtedly being here
ditary, as my mother suffered from 5crofui
Gus SYMPHONIC As advanced TO manhood
my affllctton Increased until the ,nalady
became harrasstng and painful beyond the
power Of words 70 describe. Ny right leg
particularly became fearfIIilY involved, the
feft leg being less "a n fully aftected Finally,
right leg had eaten through the flesh into
tors determined TO arnputsee my leg below
the knee The oPe r4tiPF Mas successfully
performed by Dr. n Y; KILLER, Of Atlanta,
loss OF my leg gave 80 ipnly temporary re
soon began 20 show ttselt Psain. In a short
@e eo arts4 70 tn the my nse er.
By ne blood vhseh oozed ffgp the huge
: l3eefzzs ana The sores and ronfning holes
: szereSo oRensfFe that my feli61F- workmen
could not stand the stencil and Gould move
Last winter {s5sas persuaded to To sss
As last enofc consented to doiso. and
about seven months ago beRan tnkiag the
Specific. soon bega n to feel the good efects
OF the medicine, the offensive running began
TO grow less and less and finally ceased. the
ulcers healed. my flesh became firm and
bottles. I am as hale and stout man OF my
age as there Is in &c orgia- am seventy one
years old, but feel now younger and stronger
than did when wasfw enty five. Iweigh
about 10 pounds. Nothing e TO be seen Of
the terrible disease, or to remind me or the
torture 1 suffered for 80 many years, except
the scars OF the perfectly healed ulcers.
want the world to know OF the almost
miraculous cure effected on me by $ ). 8.
and call upon those who wish 70 know the
particulars directly from me TO write, ard
VIII consider IL a pleasure as well IS duty
to answer their letters ! refer To Dr. w. z.
bond, OF Lithonia, as to the truth OF my
statement. Very gratefully yours,
b DRAKE
Treatise on Blood and gkin Diseases mailed
sfreeet THE SWIFT SPEctFTo Co,
Drawer g Atlanta. Ca
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11
How to ealn Fl. .h and s,rerssh''

Use after each meal scsn's sfsnsal zion with
Hypophosphites. It ia a. paiztsble as milk,
ana easily diges Q - ahs iapidity With which
delicate peop lefnlpfcve with lite use is won
rfu Ee4sttan0 TT Your weisht. Asarem-
edy orfoDsumption, Threat Elections an0
Rsoe fhiii.,i Is unequ led. P ease read: 81
sused ScotIs Emulsion in q chi ei. ht y on MS
old ySilh gooo res lts. He gained four rounds
IL = very short tiEe."-THO. PRIN, n. D. Ala
ban1.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11
s.,.,o Recover Telegraph Tolls.

NEW YORK, March l0-Uni'ed Stsfes
District Attorney Walker to-day began
suit In tie On ted States Circuit court in
behalf OF the Government sgainst the
Western Union telegraph Company and
the Uaion P4ciic Railroad Company TO
recover SI2 1876 psid for kilograms bs
Uai9d States ficIsls along the line of
railroad. The money was pSid since
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11
OoNaRAruL,TINe pRKvER.

THE PANHANDLE LINE WILL BE SURELY
FINIsHED By THE 18TH.
The Denver papers are hIlsd these days
with notices OF the Fort Worth and Den
yer. The following from the Denver
Republican shows the interest taken in
the completion Of the only great Pan
handle route;
Toe Denver, Texas and Fort Worth
Railroad will be completed actually ON
the 18th inst. As 2 O'Clock yester-
dsy afternoon the construction gang
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11

WELLINGTON, KAs., Msrch 19-Jsmes
Wright. sn eyed aud wealthy farmer,
was robbed of $500 in cash. check for
sI2 0C0 and notes TO The amount OF sew
erAl Thousand dollare more, to-day, while
he was asleep In his grocery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11
Talk Of l. RaiETs RY,

Special to the Gazette.
Hampstead, Tex. March Io-There
is some talk Of Railroad from Hampstead
to the mouth of the BsEps, 10 run down
the Brsz s river, through the bottom
lsnds
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11
rh, ror, ,yor.h snd Denver.

specisl 70 the Gazette.
END CT TRACK, N. NJ, March ls-The
end Of the track OF the Fort Worth aue
Denver City Railway Is at CImmarron to-
night, $40 miles from Fort Worth. A
gap OF only seven miles remains to make
connection with the trsck from Denver.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11
Arausas Psss Extension.

opcolL 70 INC SENokSSs
BBEvILLE, Tex March lo-The cor
etruction Train Of the Arkansas Pass RGl-
Wsy has passed to- day from West Point
to SzidmoIe Junction, nd will commences
Immediately 70 lay track on the western
branch from Skidmore TO Collins.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11
Whitewr,ght Notes.

special to the Gazette.
WHITkwRIGHT, Tex March 10-The
Missouri Pic d; Railroad will bsgin lsy-
ing steel rails between Bells and this
place in few days.
The COstop Brlt has had s work train
here for some weeks past and is getting
It's track in good shape.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11
Freight Agent at Waco

Special 10 the GaSeIIe.
Waco, TEX, March 10-A. G. Boss OF
McGregor has been appoin'e ed IS freight
agent here of the Cotton Belt, Mr.. ". 81
Gibson having resigned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11
Cisco Notes.

special TO the Gazete.
Cisco, TEX, March 10-Colonel
OseDson AMI other cff1ciajs Of the Houf-
ton sDd Texas Central Railway arrived
lere yesterday and left to-day.
a gentleman just returned from Mason
county while there met win marty of
surveyors # the Arsnses 2 IS R.iIroad,
VINO informed him mat they were survey
ing line to Cisco.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11

Whist Won need IS q medicine th:t ia
pure, fl :ient, reliable. Such is Hood's
Sarssparllls. Npessesses peculiar curs-
i've powers. =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11

sCuc1esb-rs, CRsctnb r.,
Besides msss other kids of flesh spriaa
vegetsbless oan noWsbe op&sFe airom, sta
Fort North Grocer q.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11
SHE WAS INNOCENT.
A DEVIL IN TOW.

Sheriff Lewis arrested Sherman Law
res &c last hight. Sometime ago Lawrence
outrsg ed white woman near LoDgvie "
and msde his etc.pe. Ali Efforts To ap-
prehei him up to The time If bis arrest
mad proved futile. When arrested he &C.
knoWles geo MS identity, but declared his
innoCeDce Of the crime. He WAS taken
20 Longvie~ tonight on The east-bouGd
CeXas ana Pacific
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11
Batavia Oaaned G ,aaa.

Carload OF Batavia canned goods are
among the latest arrivals OF fresh goods
at the Fort Worth Grocer Co.'S. These
goods advertise themselves when once
thrg sfe used. II you have not tired
tnsmNuo so st once.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11
THR RAILROADS.
Seven Miles of Track to be Laid to
Complete the Fort Worth
aud Denver Road.

a Party sR DistiDEuishsd OhicIsIs of the
81 Louis, Arkansas and Texas
Visit Fort worth,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11
Flower seed, 5,zcehts E pscksgss ;
Turner, McCiuSs& Cos.

rho Finest RsszsFs in ths Verdi
Af Andersoa'sgun store
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11

Treatise on Blood and gkin Diseases mailed
sfreee THE SWIFT SPEciFIo Co,
Drawer s. Atlanta. Ca
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-11

Ia two weeks Cotton Belt locomotives
will be whistling IN N nth Fort Worth.