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Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02
400 Chr. 2ano s,eoeiorS er ,oro,

Il Staten al Orb. Sper Gbriftionien
Stpre Nprluio ! Giitrnp sOon Tor
!225 SIR. Oct er Meninscn at bsploute
lrealet iammen meo ben al staten
.IoIlserc tjbbte gienOum "Sjerrcoauro".
Seroeo oil Der fremfomme en- Tloutooe
paa 1900 3or. Qanos Stprrelie.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02

Soreningen for SnOiamlinsen al
3i9aripioler Far iijOr funnel iuroele
200 SIR. meOem De til 8eoite for ipr-
TloreIDle Sgrt uirtenoe Snititutioner.
Sloen i'm Stlitelie bar 6prenin9en ialt
llooelt pmtrent 5000 Ser.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02
I 9laret 1850 er her iolt ~

) aarct 1889 er Der ialt itranSct
gaa Spllanos 8eittpIt ~ Sell % 8
Sampltibe, al bpiIte Is bleu &raa "a
10 bra9tes fIot. gf be ItranoeSe Stibe
par 6 oanIte, 6 tDite, 5 i~penite, 2 nprlte,
: eil9elNte, 2 frantic, l bplonbit % /
S anret 1888 bar Intallet 81.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02

Sil Gitcrligning! Get banite Gel
fab "Sainia" bar beitemt, at Bplice.
belpb uobetales i Sili9loe al ben for.
Iitreoes Selpmorb, raar Blot Ioliccn
bar pRret / &raft | 5 Iar.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02

Spbafsaplen paa 5pn CT MI paa
M tlltnget, ibet Der be iibite glar CT
aolet ca. 100000 Yunb / De narmeite
SO9ne omtrin9 Miobeliart. Denne glpl
rspreienterer Ell aapital al ca. 10000
Sry bUorai omtrent Salpoelen tilialber
goar0mGnoene, Der logger Serb til
Gprtnlngcu, % ben auoen Salpbel
9N@mGrocne, Der meb bereS Samilier
SoSlCr Spbatter.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02

GicnOomsialg. SooeoganrSen Of
lln99aaro peo Siltebur9 CT al BrOprie
ter rlOaa Sgrsenicn iul9t til Soielte-
.rctSabuofat Helemann.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02

Stabsfrigsretten bar ogmt 9pit
nant &pginb, Der bar forialltet 8Oit.
anpisnin9er, til 8 Maauebers Sor.
beorin9Sbusarbeioe.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02

State. 9iniens &abDts. Sciorbrins
melem Gmerita ps europa Ell ben beoite
% biaigite.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02
Gil "9ecorab. 9o,teu" err inb,pmmet:

Reo Sat erfjenoeS berpeo Mootaaelien al
fsl9cnoe @aper; % 50sGents Batter Sape-
fro Waroeus Seeo) fra goparo 2arsien, Sen.
Jon, Rinn., til llooeltng blaubt trRngeuoe
9anbsm9no runOt Carthage, Niiner Gpuntp,
81. DAT, % iom aIlereOe er uobelte eiter
beoite Sfjpn, iamt mootaset $500 / &enge
ira Mrs. q. llrbnl, &eniett, Soma, til Gpos
libenbe / Miner County, g. Gatpta.
9grb.
W. Sotter,
8. Semen,
Sobn @inbeoabl.
Stanoiuapiit Reliei Gom.
Carthage, e. 9atota, 24oe STARTS 1890.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02

Den burtissaaenss DsaIints -geaissfsS' frss
msusm skttass. gaiiDsuits. Ct 8suI d Einass'
psIis.
tranSs6 snttaentaI Nuts nea,m GbitaSs. gsuas
ell Bluffs, Gussa % eiiusSaps,stsn.
Den tore Rationale Ruts ntasm Qkiosss. fsn
iss eits % 81. Ssityb. wS.
500 NiIe Sernbans nsn sns sistiss etssa I
5ainsis. DisesulH. Yaianes,s. Ss~s. Rslsur q
Dafsta.
DE-, Der snfer @reaps-, DpIysnissr On vssfssep
% arastsEar,n tic. oil btbass at bsnp.nss Hs III nap
mtfs ctattsHssassnt fer Gbteaes, DQilp aufes
q Ct. DauI VatIwas ,uu III bsiIssnisHsela Rail-
rsoss0ssnt I Btrssn.
T. MILLER, A. v. q. CARPENTER
@eueraI Vlanassr. e,uI psiI. \ Ida Gseni
a. On Underwriting ansaatnhs eans u fssss, Su
sits al Sbtsos0. Biipsu,e d ST. psuI 5rnbsn,,
s0mPan', s,bssT man a, s,nsenss as til D. o. Ssa.
sau. saue,onmisfsH,r. Riipausu. Bis.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02

Sen fongeliss Eortcaansiabrif i
aiDbenbapn oil meb bet ierIte aabne ct
llbIala / 8aris.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02
StanleDs iioHe Nirifareiie fla

fOitet omtrent $4,000 aroner. Sau
bar tilba9ela9t belpeb $500 &ilumcter,
oeraf pper fire 6emtebele tilfp0s.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02
&runoiamantbrnQup.

NTuHpluMuHtprDuup. Yen lU0e
5ebrlnr feirebe iorDenunrenbe SGrt /
8lnbben "Yulppbpmnia" i Gnrbus,
&ole O9 Suitru, fDbt Weinde, bereS
RrpnoiamantbrDQlp.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02

5notonue Sioras til 9sotioenoe | %.
'Hnnos Go, g. Tai, iamlet peo aittI en-
oeriOn | Sisblaub % Seiper 5owuIbipS.
ienot | Carload meo andre BiOras fra e
corab % Gmeaen:
Satf. Saprt: Ole g Tptiitn 8. Sobn G Sssns
louS caluor etrisit 3. Carl StiHts ?. q 2 @tinsts
!aHe 2, AiIs Y 8isit. Nlabiiou 9eWuibtp. 4 ~. y Pa.
eat. Y. Gor,H UusiamId) eoniaHt SsOo.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02

I'll uRoertesuebs er inoienot til llobeling
1880, iamlet Of IattbenS Gnebo, bpcr
lor berpeo ~iuitteres % blertelio tales.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02
SGs octtc.

NRvTf Send $50. for 12 importereds
leAs Navu-kort og vi vii ssnde Erii
ct Album med 1 80 Observation-Disclosures (yiews,
4 fra Scandinavian oa andre piadser. Agcnter
onskes. Proven og vor nye ~ sidige Eatalog
" 4c. Stor Pfovebog zoe, sstor kommis.i-
on Og fine pfeniier givne. skr1yephpis
med vakre vers og blomstsr u hrk for 70 ctn
Fem dussip for t1yDO Adresse:
South Minneapolis Card Co.
MINNEAPOLIS, I'M
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02
Grand Forks, N. Dakota, March list 1890
Decorah-P osten,
DEBORAH, Iowa.

Enclosed find copy of subscriptions
taken at Beaver Creek, Jackson Co, Wis ,
for the destitute people of North Dakota,
amount $l2.05. This, with other subscrip-
tons, was forwarded TO this office by Rev.
Tn. Himle, Taylor, Jackson Co., Wis.
Gru Neaper Greet. peo 9. z. Nncnts.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02
IRA SisbIano Ioiuuibip. itoiamlet peI
.. %. BrRnsppln:

Stmtr Tbompisu 81, eafser Ephtrisn M. sati
gtsaashus tlb0. I q fraasbus 81. Raans Ntaas ~
iti. $50; I q gHitre II Ea,tt 6apyt. I g Niua.s 4
eg''s, J Y TapieioH 3 eafif % e. Scr sttis tspl,t
J RTaasbns Z sefts, Gteu @riaSlsno s Sau,, & s.
s%rtHetare 2 Sa'ft, RHus eHlsrs eat Gsyn % a Eat
StspIrr.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02
Sen banfc @iQeShuaaer epens ha,

SeH paHNe SlleODu8Ber Spens mar
IlloiDrt Ell YOrtrGtitatue al "Eeber
8rinenfelb", Der CT beitemt for bet
natipnalBiitOrilfe MuiGum paa 5reOes
rlfsber9.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02
Gommnnebuict i Somb peo Rino

lteo er neobrGnot. Sngen al Sebperne
fOm til Sfabe. sQe baupc asIureret,
Sloen tom ira Sfpritenen.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02
Topc, fGs bette!

o. 2. {, ~rrausion. psT SIS Sfbptmira, Tlhisau,
iriotI ben 3lts 9anudr: 7Wifsrst baps pGrtt tfp n
Ter, nptn lea par Il Barn, o. ioralopts rrgutt manat
Ntelu, u la ma laa iu.bn0Hbtg %hsltrtttt, ptb Tuts
.Iuftgf @ui, srstrou,mtr, at ia Tan bsyt nit 70 hrIss
Ibg pad 10 hens N'itcne.
lta pilbt lite Enourrs min 1rcmmt for negtn Erts".
ahs bsDt sceta itnos e%siirtpttis Of tsrts 1t abe ttl;
,uouIg Rsrt, grt,ituit. as E. 2Iib Ctr, Ktr BORT
~ 49,
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02
Sposialb. Spnnenrnit 10,

Soosialb. S~o9ueprGit for glIpero
% 6aarup Meni9beber, q. SO. @aleur,
or bpo.
5OrbenpGrenbe SogneprGit i
karlsruhe peo 9aaitrup Gbr. Sal ST.
Heterlen er bSb ben Lobe Sebr. paa
6r%eoeritsberq, II Qar oammel.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02
Nr Rennttrrl

or Reoaitpr!
5plsenoe Cite ouer @aoer isuot til oeune
aoriite til llooelius blnnot trRngcuoe StaH
etrnoer, baaber pt, &c eiter Sioragspoerrts
Snlfe oil pptase / 7eres 8laO uleo en blerte
lig 9af for iamme.
Eaa Staub. 6eliei Com. Is0ne
Sb. g bin ne Is, Gel.
6ra Sis5louo grairit o. gliabs Rsulabss, Siumor.
w. Rim. tBofior ~Dlaatitns Eaio) a5 Safiu Saprt
% 0oru % $3.50 QtHec.
Bto 0aiior Chr. Y Esiisgitn, 5orsii Gito, Ia, (Iats
4raitir Dleniebee) si3.65.
Dabl,H os Gam ~GbarIion, Sa', Ditas. S., e,
carload iulb al babrs.
6 VI erinsabt. sate yias. ga. en- sasi, stGSu o.
Total Rots iOr CSC, / 7 bpilist %iUitiUts.
Eaa Stano. Relief Com. @egue
Sb. Sbiuneis.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02

Also received Of 0 f Bakkedshl from Blooming Prairie
Cong'n. sa4. IS, Iommas Hosad 500 for the needy
Of North Dakota.
Yours very truly
ii. G. Helgesen,
Commissioner.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02

Lakota N. Dakota, March 10th 1890.
DEBORAH osten,
DEBORAH, Iowa.
The secretary Of the Nelson Co. Relief
Committee begs to acknowledge, per Hon.
NJ. N. johnson, / carload of oats gathered
and sent by the Bloomfield Farmers ALI
ance, Fillmore Co., MIMI, to the needy
farmers of Nelson Co., N. ID.
John w. Forbes, Sec.
Gortia,tes).
R.tteIf.: Z S.sss & RtliOns Suffering | sIabei
for l2ts 9tarts itaar: ira SrunsSaIe % easiea $500.
ital pqre $4,000.
Grissminiiercn | Stalien bar OPP
iorbret 10 @eneraler til at ta9e 9liIfeo,
ba be life ifal bore iitaub til at iDre
Spmmanbo.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02

OEVt u UJVIIEts
Spe, NelIon Co, q. Eat. Ste Wtarts 1890.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-16
OVENS FORCES.
Young Nan Of Good Connections Who Vie
tim'Z's Fort Worth and Other Eco.
plr-Num"rous Cases.

John Owens was the object of police vigilance
yesterday.
He is wanted for forgery and obtaining money
under false pretences.
He is quite well known in Fort Worth. For
over year he has lived in and near this city,
part of the tine ming subsistence by
clerkinC and part of he time by his wits.
He is well and respectful y connected His
father is much respects min isteI al Bal niger,
and he has relatives in Fort Worth who have
helped him no little in his present trouble.
Last Saturday II. S. KratZ, the Houston
street newsdeaIer, cashed a check for Givens
for the sum of sl9 IS, Tearing the sigma ure Of
Joe Fowler, an ALE merchant. " hen Kratz
hank It was found that Fowler's signature was
forgery. In a short time Owens beh nd the
bars at the county jail. But his friends came
10 his rescue, he was released AM the affair was
suppressed from the press and pub lie.
But Givens did not repent. With this week
he began Il series of illegal practic IS. To Mar
low Bros. the livery men, he gave a check for
SIS in payment of 81 debt, rece wing the amount
OF change. The Name OF Thomas Gu ggan g.
Bro. of Galveston WIS on the check. II was dis
covered 10 be forgery. To w. H. TAYLOR was
given a check for 81. co. bearing the signature Of
NJ. Scouyae This also a forgery.
similar check was offered Washer Bros. but
they did not accept it. Owens got some money
of Joe Fowler OF ALE on his individual check,
which was worthless
When these things came to light County Attor-
ney Ayres got out capias, and the officers were
put on the track Of the young man, but his
whereabouts are now unknown.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-16
MINE0LA FAIR.
Wood County's Exhibits in Every Particular
are Credit to the County AMI Town.
Large Observation-Disclosures.
Srecia1 TO the Gazette.

Srecial 10 the Gazette.
MNsoLA. TEX, Oct. 1.-THE shower damp
ened things slightly this morning and left its
stains upon the flags and bunting with which
Nineola is profnsely decorated, but notwith-
standing she presents very creditable appear
ance o the thousands of visito in town to-day.
The Hon. Mr.. McGaughey, the Democratic nom
inee for land commits ,ioner, addressed the peo-
pie this morning on the issues OF the day, dwell
ing principally upon the railroad commission,
which he favors, and the tariff, which he does
The Hon. Buck Kilgore also made short
speech on general topics IN his usual pleasant
and entertaining ma amer.
This being Knights of Pythias day the gallant
Knights turned out in goodly numbers. At
least 5000 people were on the grounds to-day re-
gardless of the weather. The large exposition
hall was deusoly packed during the day by visi-
tors from all over the country. The exhibits
would do credit to much more pretetious effort
than the Mineola district fair.
The art department speaks wonders for the
talent OF Wood county and SHOWS evidence of q
high degree of culture.
The textile department has large, we'll as
sorted and magnIhcen ut display in every way
worthy Of the ladies Of Wood and adjoining
counties.
The culinary department is what struck Us
forcibly. We claim to be somewhat OF judge
OF the concomitants in this annex to the great
Mineola district fair. The crowd seemed to
have a hankering for this department. The
cakes. pies, bread, preserves, jellies, canned
resources " this section of the state, well
ahigh compliment to the ladies who nave striven
to excel in this art.
That departm mt occupied by the Mineola
furniture manufactures attracts no little atlen-
ton. Some fine specimens of workmanship are
exhibition in this department that speak well
for the enterprise of Miueoia business men.
Among their exhibits more Than one hundred
specimens of ma ivA wood.
The Mineola taunery is represented by some
fine specimens OF leather that are very credit
abe.
Col John c Blvne, an old driver of the quill,
late of the Pecos City News. Is here with some
fine specimens of silver ore from his mines
in New Mexico.
The horticu tn al hall is new addition to the
fair, and adds very much t. the general attiac-
ton. Some magnificent floral exhibits have
been arranged in the hall, oil native growth.
The products OF the farm very creditable
and speak loud praises for the soil OF Wood and
adjoining counties.
They are snort on fruit, however, this fall.
that added so much to the general exhibit at
their first fair.
Colorado City is here with fine exhibit Of
salt.
The Henderson pottery works are also repre-
scented by very creditable exhibit.
The fine blooded stock exhibit is the biggest
thing the grounds this year. 1t is simply
immense and would do credit to the state fair.
Some fine race stock, with records, are on the
grounds, and lively time is anticipated among
the sporting men.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-16
TELEGRAPHIc BREvITIEs.

Chicago's government building has been
condemned and will be abandoned. 1t was I'm
ished in 1881.
The total registration in Chicago yesterday
fer the November election was nearly 20, 900.
Dillon and o'Br!en are in Paris awaiting de-
velopments. The trial of the other defendants
at TIpi erary continues.
The twenty.sixth annual meeting of the loyal
legion opened at st. Louis yesterday, EXPIRES
ident r. B. Hayes presiding.
The deaths from cholera at Aleppo average
fifty daily.
The national soap manuf acturers' association
met in secret session al Oh cago yesterday The
object OF the meeting is to ascertain the state of
trade throu ghouC the country and establish and
maintain standard prices; also to prevent under
Sc ling IN the trade.
F ank Woodruff of Cronin case notoriety was
released from Bridwell yesterday and was met
by the sheriff of johnson county, Kan. and
taken back to Kansas TO be tried for horse steal
ing.
The Halle socialist congress has declared it is
the duty OF constitutional government to
init tn penalties under which the victims of the
socialist law are suffering
The Canadian government has removed the
duty on lumber exported from the United tates.
An Injunction has been granted enioininp the
trustees of the sugar trust from proceeding
further wit h the penuing reorganization of the
trust. receiver has been asked for.
Mexico is consuming great amount OF build
ing lumber from Texas. Railroad building in
the republic is more active than ever.
In Honduras crops very good and every.
body is too busy to think OF war.
Senator Morrill, OF Vermont was reelected
yesterday,
Hon. John Van valenkerberg, supreme chan
cellor of the Knights of Pytnids, died yeste rday
at Fort Madison, Iowa.
Armenians suspected of disloyaIty are still
shockingly maltreated and tortured at Constau-
tinople.
At Chicago yesterday Policeman Junge was
shot and NOR ally wounded b. Policeman hos.
Madden. The men had quarreled. Madden re-
signed, loaded up with liquor, shot Junge
from behind and escaped.
number OF Irish afchhishops have been
summoned by ;he pope to Rome to discuss the
Irish political situation.
The Mexican republic will adopt the recommen-
dations of the international American conference
with regard to a uniform system of weights
and measures.
The ninth annual meeting Of the American
street railway association is in session at Buff
falo, n. Y.
Salvador's new cabinet has been announced
Schools have been reopened. army has been
sumed.
Articles of agreement of the Americ an brew
ing association OF San Francisco were ed yes
terday The purposes of the association are to
conduct brewery for the manufacture OF beer
and malt liquor, buy and sell lumber, conduct
q boiling and cooperage business. and equip
and navigate steamers and sailing vessels. The
capital stock OF the concern is s., UoO, OO6.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-16

A CRITICAL RAILROAD SITUATION.
The Fort Worth and Albuquerque rail-
road is an absolute necessity TO Fort
Worth. MIR Gould talks of mo money
for railroads ia Texas under Hogg,' but
all the Same he goes on building from
Pecos, on the Texas and Pacific, to New
Mexico. Other railroad mngnates join
the chorus o. "no money to build roads
In texas under Iogg, but all the same
the lines are being surveyed, and soon
Fort Worth will fluid itself unable to do
what now it might do If it would but act.
When the field is covered by extensions
from other points, when Fort Worth Is
surrounded by roads TO control the north
west it will be too late to say it "might
have BEEN Now is the time to act,
for the enemy Is in the field.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-16
GRAND MlNSTRELSY.
The Rich, Rare and RollickIug Event Of ths

The Rich, Rare and RollickIug Event Of thu
Season.
The crowded opera house exhibited an ami
mated spectacle last evening, as with rapid
changes were seen or heard original and anus
ing feats OF skill or wit.
Minstre!sy, with the advance OF the times is
shown TO be casting aside the ''stale and I'M
profitable stuff, " and as presented by Mr.. Cleve-
land splendi id aggregation, not only were the
Jokes new. but all the features bore evideace of
care and novelty. Amid much that claimed
interest and laughter It would take much space
TO particularize.
The songs, by Messrs. Wall, Thatcher, Ri
and swe itman. evoked great appreciation. The
circle, with the troubadours and the four ne
groes on each end. was n pleasing limo Tation.
The oratorical sketch b. Messrs. Sweatman
and Rice the unique musical comedy by Messrs.
Howe and Hs II, and the graceful and int ricate
march OF tia richly caparisoned Lohengrin
knights, with other interesting parts, were
greeted with hattering applause.
T. Sueunoto's imperial Japanese troupe with
fits really wonderful and startling work, com
pleiei the performance.
Extended cri icIsm is merited BY nearly every
por ion OF long entertainment. but Mr.. Sweat
mans intellectually frightened the whole
The vast audience, in its varied tastes, were
all gratihed, while there was nothing to shock
the modesty OF any one.
The performances will be repeated at the mat
tnse this afternoon and tonight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-16
SERIOUS SHOOTING.
farnpr4 Quarrel about Crop DivIsIon-As a
Result n risintrrrstpd Party Is
Probably Fatally shot.
Snecial 10 the nzette.

Special TO the Gazette.
GgAx JUNCTION, COL. Oct. l5.-Several men
have just arrived in town from Whitewater
creek, who port most serious shooting af-
fray on upper Whitewater this morning. Some
time age one Lockhart, who is tenant on the
farm of the Pickett brothers, had some diff
cul y with the boys about the division of tho
crops. There some prosecution for
saults back and forth betwe en- them. which re-
suited in Lockart being fined. IL seems
that this morning one OF the Pickett
bows and a neignbor. Mr.. Edgar A. Rider,
met Lockhart. What passed between them is
not known. however, except that Locknart
fired. shooting Rider directly through the stom-
ach with a Is ca.iber Wine hester. Lockhart
Immediately came to town and gave himself up.
and is now in the custody of the sheriff. Lock-
hart ears n bad name in his community. while
young Rider is without question en- exemplary
man. Last winter he was married to v.ry
accomplished young lady. who is universal
favorte among ler acquaintances. 1t is not
thought possible for him to recover. The cir
cumstRnces are sad beyond expression.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-16
DALLAS.
Fort Worth Played Ball-Dallas Plumbprs-A
Trade Display of Great Magnitude for
sa,urday-Railwny Racket.

Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Oct. I5.-rhe game OF base ball
played yesterday evening at the Oak Cliff ball
grounds between Fort Worth and Dallas was one
of unusual interest. The game was closely con-
tested from the first and it required ten innings
to decide who was the victor. Fort Worth
playeI u fine game and won by score OF seven
10 SIX. Thursdays game will be called at $3.50
D. m. and promises 10 be an interesting one.
The Dallas plumbers union appear TO have
the contractors at a disadvan. age, as they have
pas ed reputation 10y which no plumber can
take q sub-contr4ct. They contend that con-
tracts for work in Their line must come direct
from the party having the WORK done.
The trades parade, to come on on Saturday,
promises to be by far the largest thing of the
kind ever held in the Southwest. Every one is
qansy 10 nearing ,ns Business
will be closed and ever, one will give themselves
up to enjoyment.
The great derby races at the fair grounds will
be a 9, eat card, as there has been eutered some
OF the best horses on the continent
The Main street car line expects to have their
electric cars in running order by tomorrow
This viii make three electric lines from the city
to the fair grounds.
j. NJ. Steere, assistant general freight agent
OF the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe. has re-
turned to Dallas after trip up the road.
". A Tuley, travelling passenger agent, and
J. A. Hendry, travelling auditor OF tle Santa
Fe, are in town.
Tickets are on sale for the Miueola fair. A
rate of one rare Tor the rounQ Trip mas been
made BY the Texas and Pacific from any station
between Fort Worth and Tekarkana TO Mineols
and return.
Capt, Ii. 2. Hughes, assistant general pas
senger agent of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
railroad. is in the city.
e. Il. Hinton, general freight agent of the
Texas and Pacific railroad. last night passed
through Dallas on his way to New Orleans.
W. J. Allen. assistant general freight agent of
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad, is in
Dallas.
II. B. Haven, private secretary to General
Passenger AGENT Mccullough CT the Texas and
Pacific railroad, has returned to his post after
several weeks vacation in the Eastern cities.
II is rumorej in railroad circles that Mr.. z.
s. Lovett assistant attorney Tor the Texas and
Pacific railroad, is TO take unto himself wife
some time this month and that his int euded
bride is q Fort Worth lady. The honeymoon
will be spent on a trip to Mexico.
A. c. forrest. for long time stenographer
for Chief Clerk ID eRussy OF the Texas and
Pacidc freight department, has been promoted
to similar position in the Office OF General
Freight Agent e. Il. Hinton of he same road.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-16
PROPOSALS.

o. 8. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON,
D. c., September 2ith, lS90.-Sealed proposals
VIII be received, to be opened at O'Clock y. m.
October 25th, 1890. Tor the sale to the United
States of suitable property, centrally and con-
veniently located. for site for the public build
ing authorized by Acts OF Congress, approved
March 2, 1859. and July 8, 1870. TO be erected IN
Fort Worth. Texas. corner lot, Approximate
ing $50 feet front by i2O feet in Dimensions is
preferred. If not corner lot. the propertES
must approximate lsO feet by lsn feet lls1Si,ssHs
sions; the $50 feet to be street tsqHfss Each
proposal must be made wi,hshe anaerstan ding
and agreement thatze{tft< 6eeepted. the build
ings and all ef4Bnsehts on the property are
to be ssnd removed within 81 days after
yE1s91AOace, by the vendor, and that all ex-
,penses connected with furnishing evidences OF
tile and deeds of conveyance are to be paid by
the vendor. Each proposal must be accompa-
MED by properly drawn diagram, giving the
metes and bounds Of the property, and showing
the streets around the block In which the prop
erty Is situated; also by a written statement In
regard TO the grades. character of ground for
foundation, etc. The right to reject any and all
proposals Is reserved. Each proposal must bs
sealed, marked Proposal for the sale of prop
erty for site for the Public Building in Fort
Worth, Texas,'' and addressed aud mailei to
William WINDOW, Secretary OF the Treasury,
Washington, d. O.