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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26
special to the Gazette.

street eossips that the church officials
had 10 notice them, and, accordingly, .
committee WAS appointed to investigate
This committee reported in September to
the congregation tina. they could find no
evidences Whatever duplicating DR..
Hanks in criminal action and they sub.
nitted resolutions expressing perfect
confidence in his Christianity and
virtue, and pronourcing the re-
parts as wicked ISLANDERS, and
furthermore, Inviting anyone who knew
20 the contrary 10 make specific charges.
These resolutions were unanimously
spopted and the matter was thought to
be settled. Lately, however,
TIE SCANDAL HAS BROKEN OUT
'fresh, and 1t has became SO annoying to
Riv. Hanks and his wife that on last
Sunday resolutions were offered at his
dq1est proposing 4 church trial. The
resolutions provided that the tribunal be
composed Of seven Bsptist ministers OF
the state, the chsirmsn OF which WAS to
6e Rev. B. q. Carroll OF Waco. Also
that twelve leading members, giving
their names, be appointed to- gather
The tribunal, but not to have
9AJ NOlOC III VIC N1IN4Sky Aiop bbuuJ thc
date Of the Investigation as December
a;xt. These resolutions were adopted
oy the church with only two dissenting
votes. During tie past week, however,
;ba Hanks opposition became dissa,is Ii I'd
with the plan Of the trial and charged that
10Th the tribunal ard the local com mittse
were composed of Mr.. HaIks personal
friends This sf:ernoon Joint COM
mittee OF both SIDES met at the residence
OF Mr.. John L Henry
TO ARRANGE TRIAL
thst would be satisfactory 10 both parties
The Hanks opposition asked that they be
allowed also TO name seven minis ers for
the tribunal and the local committee Of
twelvs members CT the church, to S.
sist in collecting evidence, and that
the date Of hisl be postponed till Dscem
Der 10, 30 ss to give them time to get up
'he!r case. This was seeded to by the
Hanks committee, sad to night rssclus
tions giving feet to the report OF the
Joint committee were unanimously
adopted by the church, after having been
warmly supper ed by the minister him
self. The resolutions provided tins. the
church IS whole, would accept the yer.
dict Of the tribunal. whatever il mlgnt
be. The trial Is awaited with much In
terest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26

for the due repayment thereof" o. che
d,Y OF the opening Of the first bsLk.
uqCer this act 4S5 deposits were received,
Ole year af:erward the number bad Ia E
crossed SO greatly tast there were 2535
offices open for the accommodation
OF the public. In 1886 the depositors had
Increased in number TO 1871. 42l, End the
smount OF money on deposit was f50,-
874 338. This in American money would
be $3.50 GEO., 0C0. Deposits Of l shilling,
CT any humber Of shllliDgF, are received
up to $50, or ESQ. The interest
paid is % per cent. o yes,
on every full round. Should the
sum On deposit reach f200 the in
terest thereon Will csase until the emonnt
has been reduced. TIE government. has
usde provision for the investment OF
Ia ger sums in it's securities. The bar Ks
VIII receive deposits from parents o,
other relatives on behal; Il minor cbii.
dren. Married women csn also make
tie husbands.
Another f3ature CT the British system
is that the government guarantees the re-
payment CT all moneys on deposit With
interest and also Any life assurances OF
spnuitiss granted under tie act creRtiDg
these banks. The results Of the measure
Mr.. Gladstone have been such
as to recommend 1t to the good will Of
The people OF Great Britain. That they
do appreciate 1t is shown by their liberal
patronage. The cost Of maintaining 1t is
very little, being about five eighths Of l
per cent. The guaranty OF the govern
ment makes she system absolutely es!e
It is In every respect well REQUESTED
financial institution. Great Rrilsin is
not the only ration which has THESE
postal savings banks. Thsysre fssuFe
Of the American and Australian BrItish
colonies. They have been erg-ef ed upon
the political system CT Farce, Germany,
Austris, I:sly, Belgium, Holland sno
J1pln.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26

in body. he went over the ground he
wished them 10 take up.
Lsst night the delega'es who are here
representing the general assembly held q
meenrg ard elected Hugh Csvsnaugb,
Cincinnati, president; James Fiemmg,
Shawnee, vice president, and Mrs. A. P.
StsyeDs, Toledo secretary, 10 Call q
meetirg Of OHIO district assemblies ekTiy
in January, probably q. Columor 8, for he
purpose Of choosing legislative commit
tee TO work a. the state cspltsl. The
plan Is to orgdBiZ4 ouch committee In the
same manner as the national executive
committee. Its business is to
strive to secure state legislative
scion on subjects CT interes. 10 The
working pSople. Two representatives
will probeoly be present from each Ssse m
oily, ana some effective work is being
looked for by the movers.
A Lumber OF delegates have already
secured their milesgs and started fol-
home, ard those still here are hoping for
an early adj Jurnnens. Some think II
impossible 70 complete the work OF the
convection before Tuesday noon. The
Installation Of fl :ers, the censure of
Skeffi;gton and furthsr matters from the
law committee will tske up the remaining
time
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26

20 Havo a Fair Next Y ssr If Energy and
Honey Can Bring IL About,
Special to the Gazette.
WICHITA FALLS, TEX Nov. 25.-The
safe Fair Association divided the state
CT Texss into five districts and recon-.
mended the establishment OF fair ssso J.
claticn il exch district Wichita county
is located In the fourth distli;t, snd o
meeting CT her citizens was held re ster.
day afternoon to consider the sub iact OF
getting the fourth district I, ir established
at Wichita Falls Af.er considerable
Discus ia 8 committee CT FIVE WAS sp-
pointed, w: M'j)r J. a. Fore
man, j. a. Kemp, W. E. Brothers,
Charlet A. Horn and a. Nswoy
The committee were instructed to open 5
set OF seek books and prncura subscrip
tons to the amour. Of $4,000. After
that meeting CT stockholders will BIS
called and beard of directors and ofli-
GERS will be elected, who will take held
and msnsge tie business. Oar citizens
are ic earnest about This matter a1d in
tend to make success OF it.
Another committee was also appointed
to immediately raise enough money &c
sq1ip signal service station 81 Wichita
Falls.
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rom the Grand Army of the Republic,
and says that IHdisns Democrats who
belong to the order have eq 1al cause fol
complaint. He does not charge that the
order has been used for the promotion OF
political interes; but in the campaigns, h.
says, the PARTISAN zeal Of the Republicans
leads to the soeisl ostracism OF
Democrats in psrts where Republicans
are In N, gritty. In conss qusnce he th!rks
he will withdraw from the order himself
and will epcc ursge other Democrats to
do 80, but no attempt will be made TO
organ'z. an Independent Grand Arc y Of
the Republic composed exclusively CT
Democrats, as a member Of the party
has suggested. He does not believe such
movement could be msde a success,
aud 1t conId not bs done anyhow
under the Grand Army Ct the Republic
constitution, becsuse it does Lot sllow
the introduction Of politics into the order
In sny way.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26
AN EASTERN MONARCH
Who Has One rhoussrd Five Hundred
wivsf, Fiva Ct whom he Kills DsuJ
just FOR Amusement,

wivsS, Fiva CT whom he Kills Dsuy
just for Amusement,
London Telegraph.
A French missionary who hiss just re-
turned from Ugsnds shares the op Lion
held by so many authorities thst Stanley
is safe He declares It is absolutely i'm
possible ta,t il Sssrlsy had succumhed to
an attack the news shculd net have
resched the missions. L! seems that
when the intrepid traveller stsrted from
the falls report w.s spresi that he was
going 10 seat up UEanos." according to
the expression in fashion In those be-
nigbted regions. Tue missionary thinks
that Stanley is keeping qliet for the
pres nt either because be has some politi
col pre- jet In view, which is not yet ripe,
or because he fears his appearance might
lead 10 the mass c:e OF the English and
Frerch missionaries, particularly CT. the
former, who are now at the
curt Of Nousrg4, the sovereign OF
Ussnds. This same Monapgs Is de,
t'ed IS pu'ssnnt negro king
ruling over 10 900, 600 asubjscts, and
IS ferociou5 as be is pc werful. He is &C.
credited with being the happy pcssessor
OF 1900 wives, nve OF woom he daily kills
Of for bis own amusement. Some time
sgo Monsnga received from Asia Minor,
through the medium CT the slave
dealers IN Egypt, intelligence Of
the acquisitions made by England
and Germany on the zM z!bar
coast. He st orce assembled all his
courtiers and made them swear that they
would extsrninste all the whites who
might seek 20 "eat up Ussnda." The
frst result of the ceremony WAS the i'm
prisonment of Mr.. Gordon. an English
missionary, who had unluckily selected
that very dsv to read out to Monsngs
letter from Mr.. Parker, q fellow mission
sry, rsproscoiDg thGt monarch with his
tnormities and exhorting him to turn
over 0 new leaf. Mr.. Gordon is, or
wzs, in durancs IS host
sge. Monauga's very unpleasant
oehsvior toward him warned the
French missionaries 10 withdraw from
his dcminions,, the only one who has
remained behind being Mr. Sourdel,
whose medical skill is highly appreciated
ov the tyrant, who has decided horror
If death. Monsngs is the lsrgest slave
trader in Central Africa. He supplies
TIA Mohsm nedsn deslers snruslly with
soopt one hundred snd fifty thoussno
slaves. which are transported frcm the
Zanzibar coast to the Persian
CUT aud the Eaphrstes. Lsnded on ting
shores Of Arabia, the victims are seHf
on to Asistic Turkey, where they are sod
ION the SLY" through the medium OF the
psssss, who receive about 10 francs per
hssd for their trouble. Many, however,
die on the road. and sometimes 8 whole
cargo Of these poor people are carried OF
o7 sickness. In Short the story related
by this missionary is simply heart-rend-
irg, and he evic emily ircllnes TO the view
that Stsuley has hsea "6efp!ng dsrk"
through the fear that TIE whites whom
McusGg, nss in his power might be sum
nsrily put to death, with iGsui: and tor
ture.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26
sYsrsaArIC RAIL ROBBERY.
ssatls on an ArRansss Bouse Eobbsd Five
Timss Within zen Days

salts on an Arkapsss Rouza Eobbsd Five
Eimss Within zen Days.
LITTLE ROCK, ARM.,, Nov. % The
sgen;s CT the postal ser wee IN this city
xre greatly worked up over s systematic
series of Iobberies on tie Star route, be,
tween Plummerville, on the line Of the
Little Rock snd Fort Smith Railway, and
L1blentz, in The interior Of Conway coun-
y. The matter has beer kept very qutet,
and the secret service department has been
at work on the case several days l. is,
kno wn, however, that the mails on this
route have been ro55ed Ave times wiSE{n
the last ten days, and the amounts Sc
CURED altogether will aggregate about
Sls99 taken on various occasions from
registered packages. The mail on the
route Is carried on horse bsck by 8 middle
sged man, and passes through several
fourth clsss cfices. The department has
men at work ferreting out the crooked
ness, and IL Is safe to say that the roober
will be located. Some of the letters con-
tsining money were directed to Wolf
BIOS. of this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26
RATCHET AND RAZOR.
a Mother K3la her xwo Daughters and
On asr DIVA Throat.

A Mother k0la Her Two Daughters and
On O asr DIVA Throat.
ST LOUIS, Mo, Nov. % -Adv.ces
from o. rk, Mo, state that news has
reached there Of horrible tragedy which
occurred Yesterday evening on Bull
Creek, eighteen miles south Of Ozark.
William Pruitt, 81 old citizen Of Toney
county, had left home esriy IN the morn
ing to assist nejghbor In some work and
upon his return home found his
iWo daughters sged eleven and twelve re-
spectivelg laying on the floor shockingly
mu,Ilxted on the head and face. a bloody
hs .chet lJicg ON the floor near the pros
t7s'e bodies Of the little girls sho we'd
that 1t had been the instrument used In
the savage work. The mother of the
girls could not be seen ABOUT the house
and after long search she was found in
the woods with her throat cut from ear
to ear, the lifsless hand etill graaping the
razor that did the fatal work. Nocause
for the unnstursl actions of the mother
except temporary insanity can be spae
gested. ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26
and row lies st the point Of death, with
no hope Of recovery. The name OF the
,, perpetrstor could not be learned.
4 NEGRO KILLING.

A Oolored Festival tvnh Shot Gun Accom-.
tYements.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
BLOSSOM, TEX Nov. "a Two negroes
got into d fiji ul,y last night ct q negro
festival about two miles east OF this place
and one OF them, Martin Minter, shot and
killed the other, Antel Lee. Minter shot
at Lse three timer, TWO Of the balls tax
Ing eject in Lse's body, the third missing
him and ttriEing smother negro, Marsh
Grey, bu. Grey's wound is not srgeroas
The psrtit ulsrs OF the difficulty are not
known. Minter made his escape and has
not 6een captured up 10 date.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26
Hons Notes.

HONS Notee
J.D. Hunt OF the Texas ard Pacific was
in Fort Worth yesterday.
VI. Turner Of the s.. LIu!s, Arkansas
and Texas was IN Fer. Worth yesterday
-.
Railroad Managers aud citizens VIII
eIy. lie stock yards pTcjsct consideration
Gu,i3g tie present seek
Csp.sin J. P Mourc, geceIal I've aiecS
speat Ct tho Texas AID Pcclnc, las te>
turned from trip west
He. Farrell, chief clerk ct tae Cotton
Rat in thjs city, has returned from
Trim 70 the eastern psrt ell state
lis rrorsb!e :h2t tee Houston and
Teas Central will fosliY go cut CT tht
,oc4ivsr's hSUds On November %, Wnel
the United S -gtts court Will take sc'lop
in the matter.
Aruuor YVES CURRENT last night that lht
Fart Worth and RIO G!arGe tfhclt rs nee
sw.,ced the contTsct 10 build llO NIL
M ron5. and that President Paddock WIS.,
now On his wsy home 20 complete ar
r.neem, MS fcr The Inauguration OF "olK
-
C.ptsir 4 Faulkner, gepers! passenger
,eeut Of me houston Ard Texas Central,
Was IL FcIt Worth last pige. IN MS WAY
to Houston from the Panhandle C'p,ain
Faulkner says Fort Wcrthis Es:tfe rlsee
for uaion ste cky&r6s, bling On me oiV.oe
between The grazng and tsed!2g g.oonos
Of Texas. He thinks Fort worm VIII
Quickly become 6 live stock nartes IL lEt
wards are established.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Canada.


OTTAWA, ONT, Nov. 25.-The unpre-
cedented number CT 240 Chinese persons
landed st Vancouver, B. c during Octo-
Der, and as 1t is utterly Impossible for
Canada to absorb the Mongolisn element
at this rate the Inference is that their 90
jsctve point Is the United States. That
two-thirds Of them will resch the States
lie, owing to the unprotected state of tae
boundary line, believed to be q certainty
II ia believed that during the coming ses-
81 IN of parliament the government will
ensct legislation restricting Cnluess in-
migration
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26
FEDERATION OF LABOR.
Appointing Delegates to tho ooI vention At
81. Louis.

appointing Delegates TO tho OoEVention NJ
81. Louis.
CHICAGO, ILL Nov. % About 8 hun
dred delegates were present at 5 eecret
meeting of the American Section Ct So
cislists this afternoon. The chairman
stated that the meeting WAS called for the
purpose Of instFuctiRg delegates who
would represent the tradee' and labor S.
sembly OF this city at the American Fed
Grafton OF Labor, whose convention be-
gins ri s.. Louis on December IL next
After lengthy discussion delegates were
instructed to vote for the eight hour
movement to take place in 1890, slreaGy
outlined by the Amer can Federation of
trades.
OBJECT OF THE CONVENTION.
ST LOUIS, Mo Nov. 90 Information
wss received from Chicago yesterday
that q new eight. hour movem. at has
been begun among the work ngmen OF
socislistic tendencies, ana that the ccR-
yenlion OF the American Federation OF
Labor WAS to be held In S.. Louis on De-
cembsr II next. 1t is said that tie purs
pose Of the convention will be to con-
| slider the ACCESSIBILITY Of organizing 8
mammoth strike, to go into eft3ct Jure,
1890, by which to gain settlement Ct ths
eight hour lestion. MIR. j. IRck, sec.
Rotary of the Jourreymen Tsilors Union
| of st Louis. WAS seen last night. CUES
toned, Mr. ZIck said. 81 have received
circular from Cnicsgo relating to the
convention CT the federation OF labor, but
there was nothing in 1t OF special chsrac-
ter, nor anything about an eight.hcur
movement or contemplated strike. II
anything had been sent to our union Ct
such q nature 1t would have come to me
We know nothing of It."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26
WhstJaake Brewer Et5I.

SKD4LIA, No NV. 25.-Jdtge DAViG
Brewer CT the United States circuit couv'
Ind Receiver E Idly Of M!ssoari, hSneas
AMI Texas RI.lrcai returned yesterday
afternoon from pleasure TT. p TO GslVts
ter. Texas. TO reporter JudgeiB'eweI
sail ha knew nothing OF the reported
cDusolida.ioa OF tas Ialer1asioIil snd
G est n rtlerr and Missouri, haosas Oh d
Texas under the management CT the
rtceIvsrs Of the latter road. The tip
south Was purely ore Of pleasure, and be
nsd no jurisdiction ever the lnsefLaaoasi
and Great Northern.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26
POSTAL SAVINGS BANK.

Their Popularity and Exiensive Paironese
In Great Britain,
One of The features OF the government
OF Crest B. itain Is the poslsi SAVINGS
bank system. 1t is very popular and
is largely pstronized by the pub.
lie, says the Detroit Free Press. rs use
fu!ness is beyond all question. United
States Consul Waller CT Liverpool has
been Investigating this SUBJ oct and has
given some very interesting facts about
It's workings ia a report to The secretary
If state. The beginning OF the govern
meus postal savings blrks was IN
1861, under bill prepared and presented
by Nj. Gladstone. i: was entitled
'tAn act al 3rdi1g additional facilities Tor
depositing small savings st interest,
with the security OF the so7erams NJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26
m.py p.opl. R,tu,. to r,.s God

&,ver OIL on account of Its unpleasant taste
This difficulty has been overcome IN seoss's
Emuisicn OF Cod Liver OIL with Hyloe6os.
Eghhfs. 1t bsingas p,litable as MILK The
of Consumption. S9Cqfala and BsoncAaAf. Ger
ersl&Bebil ty, WSsTg Diseskss ofEhildren,
G1fEhic CougE sad Colds. ,sAs cs2t physi
ESkans ,epory1A1r little psSc<fT dc 1t VIZ
l6teasqre. Try Seea's Ef1&eton Nrd bsJfE
vrnced, -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26

Samuel Wood Of Cooleyville, Ind, has
dog thst beats anything on record. A
hawk caught one Of the hens ard few
away With 1t. Il got eight feet In the sir,
when the dog gsve jump and the hen
got away al right, but the hawk is en- ex-
hibition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26
THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
Hect y ion by Povdsrly-che Legislative
Oommitiee-Af journment.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. %.

ELEGATES to the gen.
prsI assembly took ad-
vantage of the pleasant
weather to see the
sights, the only bust
ness being done by
General Master Work.
man 2 ,wdeIl5. During
the day he received
delegates in 6 cups,
each States represeu
4.%su. "a n&ll,r- ~ hsyn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26
Freight Train Derailed.
special 70 the Gazette.

WHIrZwRIGHT, TEX, Nov. 25-A
freight trsin on the Missouri, Kansas and
rexss R ,ilwsy was wrecked near here
10 Gay by misplaced switch. TIE en-
CINE snd enc car were dersiled. Psssen-
ger train Cos WAS delsyed here 81 -Four.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26
ILdor.sd fer Public Printer,

CHICAGO. ILL Nov. 25.-Typograp!csl
Union Nd. Is. at its regular meeting this
afternoon, Unanimously Endorsed Captain
Williisn NJ. Meredith Of Chicago for
the position Of public printer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26
North. East and West.

Doubls daily service Of alsgaat fsunsA
Bu1et ana Sleeping Cars between San AstoBif
End Kansas CisP and st. Louis.
Don't ba deceived, but call fos yoaz HsssS
Wis tie Missouri Pacific Rs!lwly.
FOR any deatred Information. neksta, Ess,
folders, etc., cal on O, D, LUBE,
Ticket Agent. Union depot, Yort Worn
JAKE 2URS, Ticket Agsns, CITY Ofcs, o.,
nsr Main and Third streets
H ?. HUGHES,
Texas Pass. Agent Pos. wo.th "sx
GASJ9N MESLIER,
General Pass. and TicEe. Ak.Ii
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26
Cutting a II :sy at RichmoDd.

Special TO the Gazette.
RICHMOND, TEX. Nov. ga IT. &C.
CURED on Railroad stree. last .HizEs be-
tween two section men, In whiesS August
Bernhsrf was seriously cut infae boWels'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26
WITHDRAW FROM THE G. A. R.
That IL the Advice Given Indiana Democrats
Who are Members.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND Nov. %

GORGE W.
Koontz, sdju.
tant general
of Indians,
e Y p r e 8 9 g s
strong appro-
val OF the &C
tior OF G ener.
81 rainier i II
withdraw in Q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26
A PASTORS DEFENSE.
4 Dallas Divlnf, The Subj &C, sf b porls
OF . Seandslsus Nasur,, Secures
an Investigation.
A Former Report by an Investigating DC m
mtttee Compl fely Exonsratss The Min
tster-ihs Nature OF tho trouble.

AhAJ NV -O'
Asst May reports
e . scandulous
mature were cir
culate IN this
city charging the
Rev. r T. Hanks,
pastor Of the
F irst Baptist
church, with out
rsgeous conduct.
T b 9 Sc reports
soon gained such
q general circu-
lstion and became
the kut acts of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26
THE RAILROADS.
Judge Brewer Says he Was Only On a
Pleasure Trip and Knows Nothing
of a Consolidation CT Roads.

Tn, Contract for EGiloing 10 hilsssf lie
Fort Worth aud Rio aranoe SAID 80
Have Been l., In New YoTEa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26

wararobesSss MADDOX & e lisons
Cheap for casSpf Gu easy weekly or
monthly psTment5S. Get prices here be-
fore you buy %SSk
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26
iI0OsnG

10 osns
VIII pay for TEE WEEKLY GAZETTE
oy the single month, or 81 90 v the Vaxr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26

The Finest Resssstn tha wen
Andsrson,sresd store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26
Houston aad Texas Central ~

TEN ALL STEEL Rail- LIE,
DcgB&f DAILY TRAyN3 EACH Vk4
No. 2, fast mail, Denison 70 Eoussos In IL.
swean Galveston and st. Lc1is aso CorsjasSra
And st. Louis via DaI.as, Denssaz So
Sedalta. Pullman slsspeta snd 6zaWfzx sAov
csze bst~een Houston and Acssts,
Steamship xiossts to or SaozH KAy poias
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26
AAARoADs,
TEXAS PANHANDLE ROUTE
Denver, Texas aDl:;Fort WJfth RIB

leo, Fort Worth and ali PRINCIPAL no,nt. 4,
Texas to Rocky Mountain resor:s end Pactde
coast coast, inelnding Trinidad, Pueblo, ManitoU,
Utah. Daily trains leaving Fort Worth. s.%
"a; comprising new and elegantly eonippesk
PIuman palace sleeping car and dining go
orado tunc.i points with A., T. Z s, FsHsTV
D. y, - x; g. =. Z. Colorado Midland Raissz5ls
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26
WICHITA FALLS

20 Havo q Fair Next ser If Energy and
Honey Can Bring 10 About,
Snar tai 70 no
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26
Rates of Fare FROM Bff Worth
SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES

Made by all railroads in Colorado TO person.
holding our 81 cureion tickets,
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