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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-29
Ornament. OF che Swell Esquim.ur.

Orn4meuts OF che SWeu ksqufmauK.
At any time from IS 20 2 years Of age
the male natives have their lower lips
pierced under each corner Of the mouth for
labrets. When the incisiou Is first made
sharp pointed pieces Of ivary are put in
After the wound heals the hole - grad n
ally stretched tS'half an inch in diameter.
Some OF the 'poorsr natives wear lsbre:s
made from camel coal, ivory. common
gravel and Glsss shoppers Obtained from
ships, which they shape for the purpose
All who can obtain them have agate ones.
Some Of the girls have their ears pierced
Just back Of the lobe, where it Is thinnest-
They wear ivory earrings, some Of which
are carved with plain figures. while others
have setting Of turQuois. Some % them
have string of beads. extending from one
earring to tie sshsr. suspended under the
thrOst- TatsoosnS the chin among the
women X general, and il Is kept Up, 20
they say. because it hss always been the
custom At tie age Of one nsrrow per
pendicuAr line Is drawn down the oenter
Of the chin, powdered charcoal being used
IN colo-ing At about u yeArs Of age the
line Is h-osdened 70 half an inch. and a
na-nov line drawn parallel 20 il OF each
Cde-SltkA Alaska Letter
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-29
Knnu What He Was Ahsu,.

New Boarder-That charming young
lady whom saw playing on the piano in
the parior, Mrs Irons, is a sister of yours,
l presumed
Pleased Landlady--No, Mr.. McGinnis,
she is my daughter.
is it possiblei How very young you
must have married.
New boarder gets best cut Of roast beef.
and his share of the pudding has all the
plums. Chicago Tribune.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-29
Lemon Juice rhs. WIN Keep.

Squeeze the Juice inso basin, then strain
il of perfectly free from the hast pulp or
pith. Have ready some perfectly clean and
dry bottleS Eli than Just up to the
shoulder, then add sufficient sweet cil to
cover the top Of the lemon juice entirely.
Cork the bottles tightly. and keep them
upright in q cool plhcs. The bottles must
be small tr1e6iaine walls are best), because
when ti1e cl Is removed the lemna Juice
does rot keep long. The peel viii kssP if
drisd and kept from tie dust, and Is quite
as good 70 grats.-acuSsTife.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-29
vart.s.to .Protect His Honor.

Farmer--Herea sir, is'the butter 1 agreed
to deliver.
Butter Buyer taking his trier>-All
prime, suppose.
Fsrmer-Yes, yes; no need Of running
that iron thing through it.
Butter Buyer-Why, what harm would
1t dof
Farmer-Well+you see, If it should strike
a stone that got in by chance the noise
would CRATE on my sense of honor, sir
Chicago Times.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-29
Her Dover.

Astonished Clergyman Officiating at
christening)-Please repeat the name OF
this infant again and saytt slowly.
PaEent-Mary-Barbar Eaizabeth-P a<ley-
Akenside- Joanna Perdunn+WI Ibams-Fin
y-Young- Thompson-Pickle.
Clergyman (writing,it down at parents
dictatiOn}-May ask why you give tbs
child such a remarkable, namef
Parent-It's all we everexpect 70 be able
to give her, r.-Chicago/Trbune.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-29
In a Restaurant.

Husbend-What are you going to order,
my dear'
e-Somethinglight one poached
egg on toast and a cupp Of tea.
Husband-Guess I'll take something
light, too. Let me have two soft boiled
eggs and cup of coffee.
Wife-whst chew gotn' to have-Johnnyi
Johnny Jagged 5)-Dess I'll haze some
thin light, too. dess torn beef an tab
bage will do me.-Exchange-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-29

| put on the eofr peoa a. h-czots Ease Up,
any way, til kEe< a.centiesszortA. of nap"
'sMe, srx1sxng Asasipzrepres. an sleepy
| disrozard< kszunmzr }yezT own
echoes yoS s1dsr s. 5AeSeekE I'D sspxidk of
sleep. j esretsscep, 1pRsecrsnsesn ss
alIhoues. a stheAig EsndP kngspp.the
raszfrH, til sosees yo0E 6e tampsned
yo1r .pafexiS tseaehe<s 1EeAncrshsi'. Never
suoredin xks fsfessras yulf sruow t., You
didusT ffl6wsvsh suu were bonteauYvay.
when Won cau,ein Yeusaid 3pzs hsd beer
down to Tafte.. azsat{A ssa< ;sny Faft's
| now. Think T6ahoofy You get4ntaons
of vourstursd sncpzes and hear Yourself
snore, and then, yen sFfar1ss' Gotosleep,
| win you, and remember thsre's only one
person snorrs In this family, and that's
yous'
And deadly silence reigns behind tkoss
windows.
''Mae.max. ds YOU heref'
EYES, darfhrg''
GIspze-pax bcref"
"Yes, dsrlangS'
'Iswe grim away tomorrow"
eyes, DAZZLING"
"1sI gsiH7"
eyes, darling"
as you gsfn'i"
"Yes, darling"
els par-per epin'T
"Yes, darling"
ISIS we goan' In ehoo-choosi"
''Yes, darling"
els Lgoin' In choo-choos"
"Yes, darling"
"Is you goini IN choo-choosp
eyes, darlings'
els par-par goin' in choo-choosr
Eyes, darling"
"MaF-1narl"
eyes, darling"
'Is we goin' to granmar'ss"
shut thaeschild up, will you, Helen, or
I'll come in there" And silence falls on
another happy nocturnal talk.
Maud"
yes" in eager shFillness.
"Areyou swakes"
"Yes; are your
Eyes, 1 cantsieep."
Neither can l. !"
Wasn't he splendid"
"'Sh, 'shi Your brothsrwin hear u.s.
Don't care If he does; he acted like q
perfect brute tonight, to drag US home 90
early"
"Well, ,Ruth''
"Don't you Think
'SWhatP''
"Don't you think" (subdued giggie|-
@Do tell meawhat dont think
~Dor't you think your brother (snick-
err
"DorRt be an idiot, Maud; what-do you
meant
81 think your brother Is" Sound as of
inflow ranmed into mouth]-
''Maud NevFbury, if you can't stop being
fool at midnight what hope is there for
your
"AII right, Ruthie;; I'm going away next
week. and you can be as wise as you please,
only was going to- say something that
you mighsT-
"Well, wbst Is itf"
'~why, u 9ecstacy Of snickers>-
"Maudr'
81 know it."
"What do you'knOw"
"That am a, fool; but there
''But WHAT"
"But your brother is so very" (gyration
Of giggles)-
40 very whetT'
"Why, so very (chokes in a spasm of
mirth)-a window suddenly bangs, and the
sheet kicker is left in the summer mid
night slough of silence again.-Lewiston
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-29
At an Ebh.

Mr.. Van Etten (tryingto oonceala yawn)
Where did you say you were going this
summer?
Miss Marigold (who has seen his strug-
glel--Afr Van Elton, l am having joss as
hard time as you are, and 1 should feel
indebted II you would yawn for me also
Life.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-29
VOICES OF THE NIGHT.
Heard Through the Open window Of Our
Boarding. HoAee.

Open house windows on still summer
Nights afford good entertainment for those
sleepless individuals who spend their time
kicking the sAeesef and pnIling n up.
For heavens sake, Maris," peals ont
voice Is startling as If from chuEen gard,
dent snore 50 loud I've done nothing
but invent ways 20 wake you Up ever since
/ came 10 bed The neighbors VIII certain
~ think am stranGlirz Inn- Cant you
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-29

HE battles Of the
United States
navy on Mediter-
ranean waters at
the close of the
last century and
the beginning Of
this witnessed
many deeds ofdar-
ing by the brave
seanen who had
the young
b onor, likewise
the glory Of her
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-29
A RNa- Task.

Mrs. Tangle-I was in Ar. Blackan
vhyte's studio this afternoon.
Mr.. Tangle-Whasi s he doing nowi
Mrs TAngle-When / waethere be was
drswing a railroad train.
Mr.. Tangle-Preety hard worksfor him,
wasn't iti-Munsey's Weekly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-29

City Editor (to Funny Man, cautiously
Sayi
f.. M~That's me. What is it1
G. E~want joker
F.M.-Yep.
G. E-About Central American,
F. M.-About anything.
G. E. Gin whtspa1 -Well, don't give me
away, but Just announce that the Saliva
dorians have Gautemaulan, will your
Washington Star.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-29
The Supply Never -Dimfnishes.

The supply Never Dimfnishes.
ThinpHrse-Dear; dear, Marial / don't
know what we are coming to orshow pool
folks are going TO live. Ice scarce, Goa
scarce, small fruits scarce and prices going
up every day. Dear! dearl
Mrs. T.-Wel, thank heaveni there i:
one thing that Is plentiful.
Thinpurse-And what is that, love?
Mrs. T.-Cheek.-Chicago Times.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-29

Mind Beading.
Dinguss-Hello, Ghadbolti How are you ?
By the way, Shsd, have you seen that big
alligatorsd down es-
Shadboft lcntsing him short)-No, Din
guss, hawen't seenit but I.know what it
was eoanes0lead up TO. = Alhgstors have
hides, their hides make Juice leather, the
lsatheris made up5Dto pocketbooks. and
pocketbooks hold money. 1 haven't cent
to spare this time. : Good morning. Din
Chicago Tribune.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-29
Do a General Banking, Collecting
aud Brokerage Business.

Eastern and FoseiRn Exchange
bought and sold United States bonds
Of all denominations bought and sold
County, Township ard Municipal
bonds honzAL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-29

Farmer (surprised by camera fenn1-
Gcehosaphat. 1 guess I'm a goners But
who'd hsv thoaght of meetin' the sea sar-
pent up here In Pennsylvanyt-Muns
Weekly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-29
Within E5gle
A FIRE SHIPS CRUISE,
HEROIC CONDUCT OF AMERICAN SEA-
MEN IN THE TRIPoLl HAReoR.

a Crew of Thirteen Man the Intrepid
and Sail Into the Jaws of Death.
The Mysterious Fate of the Enter
prise.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-29
u MIN
UHeoOtisTEo VITA THE orocssssv % rsu oovsrEv ant
OBTAIN sUsH isroRsAIo- srvoY @ Tus nkP % TIA
CRiCdGl. Rock island 3 Pacific RI.

Including Lines East and West % the Missouri
River. The Direct Route 10 and from CHICAGO.
ROCK BLAND DAVENPORT. DIS MONIES,
COUNCIL BLUFFE. WATERFOWL SIOUX
FALLS. MINNEAPOLIS. 81 PAUL. ST Jos
EPHr ATCHIsOE, LEAVEr5 WORTH. EANaAB
CITY, TOPEKA. DENVER. COLORADO 50 NOS
and PUEBLO TFco Reclining Chair Cars % and
nom CHICAGO. CALDW I'LL. HUTCufNHoN
and DODGE CITY, snd Palace sleeping Cars BE-
tween CHICAGO. WICHITA ard NUT tffNHON-
Daily Trains % and IRON KIE0HIsuEM. IA tha
Indian TARTAR
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Announcement.

Announcement.
The Wichita Produce company hasbeen
made the wholesale and retail agent for
the celebrated Zero Manganese" waters
of Excelsior Springs, Mo. % W fri sun-tf
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DIRECTORS.

sE Eesa A y. ollr.- y =, Ley. L A va
tcnL 4 r Tstfis, = p Sis1srlA1de-. ". 2 TseEsr
Joan D4TteSSz. J. :. Rst4z-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-29

Yards At WlehitA. Bayfeld. WeiilnE
ton. Harper, AttIeA- Garden PLAIN.
Anthony, Arkansas City, ABdale All
HAYeR-
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TO WEAK men

eufsring from ths Elects % youtkfal srrcrn Oaf u
decay. wasting veal s@ss. iost una1ho9d &c. -lf
ssnd . valuable trsHtss sssledl osntAiEinE f4l
particulars for hons cure. FREE - ckaFE. A
SpisnGld Hsdical verb should b Fsad ~ sFsrY
Ran who - ps-vogs and assiAtsasd.t A9erssA,
Prof. p. &. FOWLER, uoOdnA, Gem.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-13
MISSOURI PACIFIC EARNINGS.

They show Up Well, Although There is Some
Confusion in the Figures.
Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, Dec. IA story is cur
rent in the board to this effect: Mr..
Gould is alleged, when he bought Rich
nond Terminal, to have given a certain
amount of Western Union in payment.
The parties receiving Western Union
stock have sincs been peddiing it out i,
causing the appearance of liquidation
and the continued decline il Union Pa
citic. 1t said that u plan has been ma
tured for the fund floating debt into coll
lateral trust bond. 1t should also be
said that the parties who have been we'll
informed in Union Pacific are told that it
will work lower. Missouri Pacific has
been strong on the reports of gains in the
earnings. The important points in Mis-
souri, Pacific reports Yesterday was the
"other lncome' 81 ,Sl4 ,249, against
1892 0l9 year ago. We wired our To-
peka correspondent to get the details and
he wires US the Missouri Pacific other in
come is made up of interest on bonds,
$40. $50; dividends on stocks owned,
81 ,437 ,072; miscellaneous income, S32S, =
OF. Total, 81 .Sl4 ,249
4 Boston special SAYS: Governor Ames
aud other Union Pacific people have re-
Gently been buyers of the 5 per cent bonds
of the Union Pacific, Denver and Gulf.
They have sold down from So TO "A. The
late sharp decline being in a measure
due, il ia understood, TO the fact that the
contra :tors had come of the bonds and
were forced to realize upon them. The
general manager of this company says
that more business is being offered them
than ne can take care of. November
and December earnings are likely to
make very good comparative exhibit,
both by reason of the good business III
Texas and the Southwest, and the fact
that last years earnings were reduced
by storms The company shows an in
crease in net earnings for nine months 10
October of S569, 500, and the same
period it earned all its charges and about
SIC, 900 surplus. The company should
show surplus for the year, earned upon
the stock, OF about $500 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-13
COURT MATTERS.
Cases Disposed OF and Others Flled-Jidgmen:s
Against Railroads.

Cases Disposed OF and Others Filed-Jldgmen:a
Against Railroads.
In the county court yesterday, Judge
Harris presiding, the following cases
were disposed OF:
Charles Cottreil We. the Gulf, Colorado
and Santa Fe railway company, suit for
damages for Burned grass; judgment
for S2Sl.
James CAMEL VS.. the Gulf, Colorado
and santa Fee railway company, suit for
damage for grass burned: judgment for
Sl39.
The case of John Burns ct ux Va. the
Fort Worth and Denver railway com.
pany, was continued.
The following suits were fled in the
county court:
The Kansas City Stock Yards Company
VS.. J W. Zook, SUIT for S447 on note.
F. Z. Schageter VS.. the Fort Worth
and Denver Railway company, damages
of $1,000 for expulsion from a tram while
equipped with ticket.
In the district court Henry Thomas
entered suit against w. Z. Davis to re-
move cloud from a title.
The Fort Worth grocer company fled
attachment against the J. S. Morris Is
Co. grocery establishment for SIZE. 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-13
Dallas Raj road Notes

Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX. Dec. l2.-The follow
ing party Of prominent railroad men ar
rived in Dallas this morning: d. Wis
hart, general passenger and ticket
agent, ST. Louis and San Francisco rail-
way, ST. Louis; Col. J. G. Taylor, gen
eral livestock agent, St. Louis and San
Francisco railway, st. Louisi c. D..
Simonsou, general Eastern agent, Santa
Fee route, New York; s. NJ. Manning !,
general New England agent, Santa Fe
Route, Boston.
The entire party left Dallas for GAL
YES on aud at Cleburue will be joined by
George T. Nicholson. general passenger
and ticket agent of the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe railway, who will make
one Of the party. From Galveston
the route will be over the
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
main line TO Fort Worth, and then north :,
passing over the Atchson, Topeka and
Santa Fe system. These gentlemen are
making the trip that they may become
familiar with the lines and their business
interests.
The Texas and Pacific "limited' St.
Louis express is becoming more popular
each dav, and in u short time people will
wonder how they got along without this
train so long.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-13
Galbraitll CT the /. and G. \.

SAN ANTONIO. Ten, Dec. l2.-At one
time it was understood that J. E. CAL
braith, general traffic manager of the
international and Great Northern rail-
way, would resign on account OF con-
tlnued i'll health. Mr.. Galbraith has
been spending the winter on the Pacific
coast. A letter from him was received
to-day, stating That he was much i'm
proved, and would be ready to resume
work early in the New Year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-13

sam Hatch, passenger agent of the
Cotton Belt, was i'll town yesterday.
j j. Mullane, commercial agent of tire
Santa Fe, has reached home from trip
down the road.
Snow is reported in the North again +,
and several trains were late in arriving
in the city yesterday.
Maj. Sam Hunt, livestock agent of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas, returned
from the South yesterday.
B. L. Darbyshire, private secretary to
General Manager Judy of the Pecos VAL
ley road, is expected i'll Fort Worth to-
dag.
w. B. Newlin, freight aud passenger
agent of the Fort Worth and Denver
City railway, will go to Denver to-day.
Mrs. Newlin will accompany him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-13
RAILWAY EMPLOYEES.
\ Meeting In San sntonio Next Sunday of
Great importance to Them.
-,

\ Meeting In San = utonfo Next Sunday OF
Great Importance to Them.
Special 10 the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, Ten. Dec. l2.-There
will be Il big meeting of Texas railway
employees in this city next Sunday. The
gathering has been convoked undressing
joint auspices OF the engineers brother
hood, the firemen's brotherhood, con-
duetors brotherhood and the Order of
Railway Conductors. The main object of
the meeting Is stated to be the formula
ton OF some plan of campaign in the
next legislature looking to beneficial re-
suits TO the workers in ali departments
of the railway service. II Is also limited
that the men will attempt some organ
ICED movement TO checkmate Jay Gould
in his rapid absorption of railroad sys-
TENS in the Southwest. just what will
be done in this direction 10 not known.
1t is known, however, that there is
a hostile spirit towards Gould among the
railroad workers in Texas on account of
the disastrous results Of thu big South
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-13
TIE RAILROADS.
Projecting Railroads 10 the Llano Iron
Ore Fields.
The Benefits TO be Gained If Fort Worth Gets
lrcn and CoHI-RaIway Officials In
the Ci;y-MissourI Pacific.

The anxiety on the part of several i'm
poriunt Texas cities 10 get railroad con-
nectons with the rich mineral regions of
the Llano district. shows that two or
three roads will be built into that ooun-
tFy before long. San Antonio and Waco
have been vieirg with each other TO see
winch could be first in projecting u road
10 iAaUo. Austin is also taking steps to
Get line TO the iron fields of thnt por-
lion OF Texas. Fort Worth is by no
means idle, and already corps of en-
g.HeerS have been sent into the field TO
surrey an extension of the lilo Graude
from Comanche 70 Llano.
with the Fort Worth and Rio Grande
COMPLETED 10 the iron ore beds of that
strict, il Will be necessary TO put the
albuquerque on its feet 1T once aud tap
lie rich ccal mines in the territory lying
10 the west of this city. Indications are
GOOD that the Rio Grande will he the first
Road completed 10 Llano. and il the AL
ouquerQue Is built, the natural products
o. The country through which the road
VI! pass can be tremendously blended
q! this point, and there Will be nothing
10 prevent the erection at an early date
OF immense furnaces TO consume the ore
sni coal. and TO turn il into pig iron.
The Rio Grande will certainly be built,
Out the future of the Albuquerque is not
assured. One or two of the cities now
trying 10 build roads to Llauo will reap
f'cd harvest when the time comes from
'heSe iron ore mines, and in order 10
tuIiy enjoy the benefit of the Rio
etande'S extension. the Albuquerque
saould be dipped up out of the soup into
which it seems to have fallen, and given
sun bath. By SO doing little warmth
may be injected into the scheme and
lew lease of life given 10 the road.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-13

officials left the city yesterday morning
for the South, after having spent the
night in Fort Worth. In the party were:
II. c. Cross, one of the recelvers of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas; j. J. Frey +,
general superintendent; j. w. Maxwell,
superintendent of lines in Texas; I. NJ.
Sedgewick, solicitor, and T. s. Mellow
ell, tra,nmaster. The gentlemen were
travelling in IL special train, and it Is I'M
derstood are making tour of the road
to take note by personal observation con-
templated improvements.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-13
BIG FIRE AT SoCoNA.
An Entire Block Of Business Houses and
Greater Portion of Contents Destroyed.
Srecia1 to the Gazette,


NoCoNA, TEX, Dec. l2.-About .,
O'Clock the cry Of fire was heard. The
entire block on West Clay street was
consumed IN few minutes. The fire
originated 10 F. NJ. Kinsey's grocery
store, which was entirely consumed, as
WAS also Mr.. Pyboss' tin shop and 7. II {.
La FORCES large dry goods establish
ment. The next was the March hard
ware and furniture store. The loss in
goods and buildings is roughly estimated
at 500 900. Most ell had more or less
insurance. The origin of the fire Is
unknown, but supposed TO be the work
of an incendiary. This Is heavy blow
to our young and prosperous city. Some
of the boys lost ali they had.
Later-Six business houses and almost
the entire stocks were burned. Loss
about SIS, 900. Insurance about S23 900.
Several other houses were injured.
March, Kiusey, La Force, Pyboss, Low
ing aud johnson burned out.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-13
To Bs Linked for Life.

Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO. Ten, Dec. l2-James
Eddy, brother of Col. Eddy, one Of the
receivers Of the International and Great
Northern railway. on next Sunday mar
ries Miss nellie, daughter of Capt. Nellie,
vice-Dresident Of the Texas Mexican
railway. The ceremony will occur at
Laredo, Tex. and the couple will tour
Mexico.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-13
DO YOU BELIEVE
BROwNwOOD.
Another Million for the World. Fair

CHICAGO, ILL, Dec. l2.-Ths local
Worlds fair fund of $40, 200, 900 is to be
increased 81 900 900, to be subscribed
either by legislative authority or by sub
scriptions. This interesting fact was
communicated to Vice President Bryan
this morning by Alderman W. Kerr.
When the question of site was under
discussion Kerr was chosen chairman Of
the meeting in Hyde park which prom
ised the directory 81 zoo. 900 If the fair
was located at jackson park. Mr.. Kerr
this morning stated he recognized their
engagement to produce this sum and
steps would be taken = get hold of it.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-13
The 1t. W. s. SB Z

THE GAZETTE has Information from q
reliable source that the road known as
the Fort Worth, Sabine and Red River,
is taking definite shape, and will be built
early in 1891. Work will be commenced
from this end of the line and pushed for
ward raDidlY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-13

carried through his discourse. The
audience scarcely caused a+rustle during
the deliversuce.
At the close the cssket was convened
to the hearse by the pail bearers. Messrs.
Peter Smith Morgan Jones e. E. Chase.
+. w. Taylor, A. W. Caswen, n. Hard
ing and Il. e. McAnulty.
The cortege formed and moved TO
Houston street and on to the cemetery,
where the remsIns were inferred.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-13
BEAUTIFUL PARAMOUNT

Special Inducements to Those Who oHH8s, q
Site for q Nssgsssff
am prepared fSneF 70 purchasers
lots in tb416ennl Paramount addition.
: 4$efty Ii splendidly located and Is
reached by the Rosedale electric railway.
Offer special inducements to purchasers
both in price and term. Call on
W. L. LIGoN ,6l2 Main street.