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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04
PERSONAL.


Alderman w. II. Ward leaves this
morning for New Orleans,
Miss Matte Warren is visiting her
sister, Mrs. G.. w. Randall, Of Dallas.
w. II. Godair, Of Godair, Harding &
CO., came in Yesterday from tho terri
tory.
X. ID. Orr, an extensive feeder and
raiser Of cattle at Terrell, is In the
CITY.
w : Matnev the tailor. has re-
turned from New York, where he has
been buying goods for his establish
mem, man us
~ p.uis ,.o,,inon, s,o,i,-
~ itd rt.9 ~ 49, - ~
nav Ilun. % -. 1io'i pms 4"i''' %
FolN n'os,
Harry Pease, tho artist, came over
from Dallas last night To spend Sunday
in Fort Worth.
Miss Kate Coles OF Lebanon Tenn,
is visiting Mrs, j. b. Fakes at 4l5
South Jennings avenue
Mrs Frank Callbeck returned yester-
da,, from an extended visit at Colorado
SH,5nSs, MI. Callbeck met her at
Ci,iiJress
n po.,,5 bet,er known M Dick
. ~ i' 80 ~ h.st NJ he D.iias
hearu, Que VI .'o 20. E.iis,, "a
Pr i ~, 49, s. afiernoon
81. io' ,lo, -, s,Ca,,.,iana Al.
Miss Lillian Moore Of Courtiahe, Al1;'
VINO mas pen N "a, .i w afternoon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04
Effective TO-DAY.
!. Ante.commission Tariffs
= Now in Full Force.
yosf ASSOCIATION TROUBLES
e,,,dl,n Pacific and Great Northern VIII
Z. 4 Alone Cholera Getting In lis
sofk-Olher Railroad News
Way Bills

"A now freight war is threatened
AT+ranscontinental traffic The Ca
l,i.n Pacific has decided to quit the
sontinental association, ,Gll in
F..iiation the association will turn
X Pacific mail line steamships loose
mi rates by water away below
~ br rail. The Southern Pacific
threatened this several times and
M. saeoecded in making its point
~ Canadian Pacific owns a line from
IN -. 10 ocean and a considerable por-
~ Il Ia mileage is through Gec-
w where but little local traffic is TO
Y .s,a,r,d. The Canadian government
Snrsntees It's fixed charges aud div
Ihenjs and It does not depend upon its
~,ninrs IA pay its debt, consequently
N IN make rates below the Pacific
,,ssmsblp line and maintain the fight
rnrb longer The Great Northern rs
IN completing its line to the Pacific
cast al seattle, and IT can afford TO
ssd Win take freight for almost moth
no In order to advertise its line and
Sitl1up heavy traffic by thus becom-
I'M popular With the people. With
,hesf two formidable competitors, the
Pacific mail company will not have us
,nooth sailing as heretofore.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

And now come the travelling passen-
M agents and make their plant about
n, cholera. As rule, there is at this
ssson Of the year a large amount OF
q. bound travel, and many nice fat
Eiie commissions are picked up by the
ale Of ocean steamship tickets. But
bobody seems anxious to go east just
b,s The attractions of the Old World
laye lost their power, and even the At
sndc coast cities Of the United States
Ilr shunned by those who usually pay
|ibem an annual fall visit
This eastbound travel has heretofore
ben considered as certain as increased
travel for any important occasion, but
DE dread Of The cholera is keeping poo
pe Of home and depriving the roads Of
d handsome revenue, and by the loss OF
Ma submissions on ocean travel reduc-
log the income OF the agents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

Az the roads are busy issuing new
H. p. Hughes, general passenger
agent Of the Katy in Texas, Is in the
city.
Vim. Hawkins, cashier for agent H.
%. Thompson at Vernon, came down
yesterday.
A, J. RatclifTe, travelling passenger
agent of the Union tnciilc, is out hus-
Ting business.
w II. Hurst, travelling freight agent
OF the Cotton Belt, came in yesterday
from trip west,
Conductor $. r. Guile and family
have returned home after vacation
Of two months at his old home In New
York.
O. II. Boardman, travelling passenger
agent OF the Missouri Kansas and
Texas, came in to-day from trip after
school girls.
j. l.. Harris, the ''tall sycamore Of
the Wabash route, came IN last night
from u trip, hustling live stock ship
monts for his line.
j. V Goode, superintendent OF tho
Fort Worth and Denver, came Ia yes
terjay from Wichita Falls and will
spend Sunday IN the city.
The Texas and Pacific yesterday
brought in eighty-eight miners from
the birmingham district, who are en-
route to the Texas aud Pacific coal
mines at Thurber,
The rumored wholesale discharge Of
passenger agents and conductors at
Kansas City has dwindled down to the
discharge Of one passenger agent and
three conductors OF the Santa Fc,
charged with dishonest practices,
On the evening OF Sept. the Texas
and Pacific east-bound train will carry
an extra buffet ten-sectiOn sleeping ear
for the accommodation Of the schoo
girls en- route 10 Belmont college al
Nashville. Sections Z 70 10 inclusive
are reserved for Fort Worth.
The Iowa Central has utterly ignored
the order Of the Western Traffic assocl
alton commissioners TO raise its grain
rate via Peoria from the Mississippi to
Buffalo to 1T cents. II does not intend
TO obey the order This is the same
course Of procedure that caused the Al
ton to withdraw from the association.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

and more equally distributed. Thus
class A may be- higher than the com
mission rate and lower than tho ante.
commission rat, while class Q on ID
may be the salne as prior to tho com.
mission.
Another feature Of tho present state
OIL Affairs was developed Yesterday.
which, 10 say tho least, is decided1y
provoking. When the commissioncrsi
tariffs superseded those Of The com.
panies, some Of the commercial arents
destroyed the latter and now and them.
selves in the predicament Of having to
quote rates with no rates 10 quote.
A rather sharp bit of practice was
developed yesterday by certain trsaic
man in this city. He was asked for a
rate to point TO which another route
was the short line. He took the short
lines mileage, applied his company's
distance tariff and the result was a rate
which cut his competitors rate 30 on
the 100 pounds, Tho traffic men ara
all hustling more encrgotically now.
and competitive business will again re-
sumo It's old time activity.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

In Auditing omeiaI Wants Some way
Bills

In Auditing omeiaI Wants Some way
BilIz.
The following from the Chicago Her
NJ viii be Of interest TO the gentlemen
n the auditing departments Of the
T1ss roads, who can fully appreciate
Ihe dilemma in which the Chicago Of
frAl finds himself;
"A wild-oyed railroad official was ran
ssklng the city yesterday for a bundle
\ dmiSing waybills. He had been bl-
aeiled 10 offer any sum up 10 10000
ID their return, with a moro than
EAblity Of having his own tat salary
Gsontinucd unless his quest was sue
cShl. The lost waybills We're not
: We usual innocent yellow paper, COW
md with scrawls OF figures and letters
'npnsenting the starting point and
estimation OF freight and the rates
|isrged. These much sought waybills
stre built on plans and specifications
l not furnished by the interstate com
nerce commission. They were adorned
nth bay windows consisting Of vOuch-
II Tor rebate and expense bills showing
los and why the rates were cut.
The Interstate commerce act has de-
aoed that way-bills shall be only OF the
Nlhic style Of architecture. All such
noiern irills rs rebates and cut-rates
'Hs irowned down uponuto the 1tune Of
We years in the penitentiary and
|@AOO tine for the offending architect.
HE official who was responsible for
alding these unlawful frills to the way
ellls was the more perturbed ut the loss
lftslilsp he nod rpaapug IA halfava tho
Interstate commerce commission would
aA,e occasion 10 hmshly criticise their
lo;oidden architecture. II was the old
sofy oil the SjJ-a-month clerk trusted
I'm Important secrets and
Men refused SlO-a-month adj
vance In wages. At least no
'iher explanations of the loss Of the
1 say bills is at hand. IL is practically
~f'an that they were stolen from mo-
uses Of revenge, and it is equally cor
Ala that the revenge will not DO com
lee unless they are put in the hands
'he Interstate commerce commission.
lne Interested official is even now try
|Mg to figure out his line Of defense
zen he is hauled up before the com
nssion. He doesn't know that the
s9nnimlssion has or will have the way
gus but he does know that he has
wv large dollars he will pay for their
Apolnter that the commission is
lns'dy In possession of the waybills
sAne from Salt Lake City yesterday
Hernoon. The travelling members
IN 70 try the case Of the Salt Lake
w Board OF Trade against transconti-
WA lines for making higher rates
avn chicago 70 Salt Lake than from
Suiirago to San Francisco. In the
ghtoi previous decisions, tho hear
y. could hardly have taken more than
10y or two leaving plenty OF time 70
1--WE In Chicago before Judge Ores
Az delivers his decision ON compell-
~ witnesses TO testify In the case
salnst tho Illinois steel company. But
elillnlssioners Veazey, McDill and
S S,sslaeni postponed the Salt Lake case
ss,ieuniitely without ostensible reason,
, sIIi''~ Y was 10 look over the lost way
= There are couple Of hundred
,he bills altogether, each adorned
.M tull proof that rates were cut.
,14{ hp as to their whereabouts, II not
wv the commission, will remove a
o. gloom from the shoulders Of
90 Interested Official
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Parties ausvering advertisements below must
address the advertiser and ret rHn QAErr.n,
- THIS paper has uothinE % do with the adve-~
tieement further than Va print u
Tuf 0AzMrTH cannot undertake 70 forward
eeplics unicsa prepaid and addressed envelopes
accompany advertisements.
Ne personal" notices printed unlola accom-
panied by the name Of advertiser
ADVERTISER ahouid remember that letters al.
reeted 70 initials only ART moi delivered through
the postoaiee. II Initials are used they should
~ directed 70 nc care Of some ptfsQn, nrtn or
portoaiee bon Advertisements can Ne LETT At
oW ofnuc, or sent through tho mail 70 lnu CA
ErrrH. Fort Worth. TeN
In answering Advertisements mention this
paper
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

NW0NTNI 70 TU7 TNH0TTT1
PALESTINE, TEX, sept. 3.-Hon, r.
NJ. Campbell, general manager Inter
national and Great Northern, left in
special car this morning for Longview,
Texas. j. II. Galbruith, general freight
agent international and Great North
ern, arrived this morning from Dallas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04
ma NEW TARiFFs.
- AA's- cemmissiou Rates WA become
Eneetive To-day.

~ 'lrscilVe to-day, BY agreement OF all
~, .eA'., lines, the joint rates Ia effect
~. - Y the commissions tariff viii be
,-,ored and will be In effect until such
tn y. y lhe rate clerks shall have had
~. y prepare now tariffs upon a basis
s, ass',ed upon at the meeting In
n, 4 ,Aought by traffic men that the
NJ. lf i,is VIII be lower as rule than
-. ~ elect prior 70 the com mis-
y ss-Hlng control, though they wiz
saAer Thai, the commissions rates
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04
Rnbl,n.l a. Mammal

p.4..ANsrGELD, TEX, Sept al. F.
Nv fi1s'ers0n. y farmer living abont II
49, from Mansfield, was knocked
~ and robbed in town this after
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

NoNr Woltr ON Il WORKS -.-I.adins and
y gonugmcuH clothing olcsucd OF dyed, 4
No va Main slteg1 torl Worth, Tex
MEMS CLOTniNg cleaned or dyrd with
vi stcami OH work iirstclAaa Write foi
EHeos Castor nrus, W. Main street rort
WORTH roS. Telephone l0a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

mo EXCHANIE a Rood Iifnify bottom
farm rear abingdon ~ Or 20 scrtH Va
caiutndon, balance pecan sud uaG timber. fur
prop rs in lari Wuru 1hcfo are from so
io'39ol ptcau trees 81 this piaee. Adiruis ..
q. cEfelte 0hac
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.

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vALIeRArn lYrEwRirER'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04
6AZETTFS LETTER LIST.

Listof iCticrs rcinaimng unoAhcd Tor In the
counting rolrn ON Yesterday At y M.
rorsons ealueg ior them will please say Advor-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

and Texas last night Mre. Hayden
Wen, Went on Ia Denison 10 visit her parents,
nne couple ARE popular candidates in
lhk GA2ErrE's contest for chaperons.
Master Max Mayer returned last
evening from Indianapolis, Ind, whore
ne has spent the past three months.
he accompanies homo his sister Edith
whome he met AT Little Rock Miss
Edith has been enjoying the summer
breeze ON Mt Nebo. Ark.
Logan 3 Evans Misses school shoes
give good wear.
READ OUR WANT COLUMNS TO.
DAY. YOU WILL FIND SOMETHING
TO INTEREST YOU.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

READ OUR WANT COLUMNS TO
nay TOU WILL FIND SOMETHING
10 INTEREST YOU.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

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ts directed 70 Nc care o. some persqn, hrrn or
por,eaes boz Acknowledgment e4a es leit a. |
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Ah - tert Wefth, Isf -. 80.
IN answering AdrertlsementA mention This
paper
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no9 ,,, m t,,,' ice youa9A, n9ama' La or
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WoMANS CHARMS A bemuf "a bust
ne iuvurs or money refunded Price f3Ot
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w ANui,loon PEOPLE 10 'ase home ena
and ioN,etS inSit, lerpe, pSuie6ec seii9ited
Address Box d9, Mineral Wells TF
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con REWARD Tor my horse nuu phrtou
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WAITER WANTED "A Girl - walt on
w table In dining room, Commercial hutul
islg Jones street. $50
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liSn wanted lof motel Nuuro,e
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w ANIEii LadleH " ag Mruug lot mv ~
" lholr humrA' Tor petNonn. % soma sen Au'
dressed STAMPED tam , snNe'9Pe' hra' Ni"iot vor
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[ a. bntei' hddrrs9 x v
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IlRL WANTED--A girl Tor general house
~ MofE Apply A' dN' oofno'oi Fou'' " anu
iAllul 'tl,NNa, ~
HOlA tWolh. NAht'd' M ddle agel lady
iiaser gfanbufy. TeS rs
NISSAN ms. ..,9t ,,,.,t.r. Ad,.,,,s.
W. No. MIN Owen, ~ sopth Msin
street, paris, loK. ~
WANTED Lady 10 net ag cashier Tor %
w travelling abUwl fair waHea Will be- paid;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

NOR y ZNI'--GoJ1 four room cattaro lsrrc
n fum Htih nics shf bbrY 0atrf Hnd
fraff n9nnoe tigls. isoath side ~ per inoul1
q 4 fas1ick 20
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

tIsfsi7lsTssE ssdsr M 6ssdisS u ossf.
iihf sfsf in4Tfiou, 3 eratf In ESD f.tfg
QusHf infeffigH. 10 lee ulda tiHss aoaAffa
Ahsal4i pleAi4is rafaaI
tATILLfAM HOFsE. praonoal iiatter-SW
w Hats blocked while Wntlnr Ofdeu n
mall o. srpreaa promptly attended 70 HW
Jones street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

fANTED.-nnlrfman on nafary or coui1nia.
w zion 20 handle Tho now patent fhtuirAl
lux eraalng pencll the grrataft selling novelty
ever produced ersHea lux thoroughly iu i've
seconds no abfaAl9n q paper 100 V ~ PEI
cent prunti one ageutH taiea amounted 70 Va
IN HiI days. another w. 10 two hours We WRul
one energetic general 1funt fDf each state and
territory Tor iermg ana particulars sddrnM
ilq monr9o Eraser Manufacturing Company
X a "a GfpsHn. wis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

rONgIol TONTfo i--.For men onig Tha
! greatest developer and rcstotsr known
Guaranteed. pfiue o. Stamp Tor sealed cift
ruiafH Strictly c1nndenuai ~, ~. w..
Miller 2ii Wabash Ave- chicago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04
AoENls wAnTEp.

iAd.,rtissi>afs vsdsr ~, Asaaiag, % ssai, .
ills Grtf insfrfioH efHff ~ eath s.tfeeussit
iassrtgn, 50 lsii Nan iiHss eoeAisf. epfeiai
g.4sfhll f0fff1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

IHTANTED-A htfct Of millinery on commits.
w sion or "a work or lalafV hV % ftHttilHa
milliner Car give rood feirrencgH Address
Ms. "a 49,, caro- Gazette
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

HOUSE AVID LJ1- Wanted. Win r1do
n aiAmonda n nrlt psyment snd eiil p.E
nilaldn yH monthly iHsfal Iiaanfa fqu > lflal
eotfarr Nusf BE- . hsfrain A rvs to4 ~
o. -. ~ TO- ntnt Ns4ihcEsoso .4fe-i,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

MUNEl lU LOAN trom 4 S'S@
amt upwWrtn on Fon,iturc, i'ihn0s aud uthct
Ecod 'ccmitcs without Wmoval, lW lnn8s
tllV.
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$40 R ,sSa MsnS AZ my s SG S SaS Psi ss
b,tt n Fruy branded NJ On right shoulder
Ntuye reward viii DO paid Tor its delivery 70
me, c " Matltln Assistant Chlci Police.
1 OST-A diamond pins q "a sic set Tho
II finder will got rcWurl by returning ~ 10
Mrs G NJ, Wright 1ii Adams street "a
EOuND-A ladyH gold watch. Tine owner
II can got ~ by railing on r. NJ Caster AZ
tho Fort Worth unycrsiy
4 OST-Oue check, No aigl. on Fort Worth
~ national bank, gives by Cameron Rnllor
Mills 10 b, e. H. Williamson or bearer Lost
between mill and public square y fnwhtd y
delivered 70 n, Harding, Fort worth nuuoual
bank
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

HOTEL, about hair fpfuIahrd. Ia ivu Town,
u Tor frnt, sale ~ exchange for Ian or lumr
Der For pariloilpra apply 20 = smaller Nc
srrgur, Trk4
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-16
SCHUMACHER WINS
THE HIGHEST AWARD FOR THE
BEST PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK.
The Unwarranted Claim of His CompetI-
tor Refuted by a supplemented
Statement From the
Judges.

At the late horticultural fair held ct
Hazards pavilion, the highest awards
for the best general display of photo
graphic art were made to F. G. Schu-
macher. Since the decision of the
judges Steckel has claimed the highest
award for merit, and has industr,ously
advertised by the distribution of cards
through the pavilion and newspaper adj
vertisements this unwarranted claim,
thus robbing Mr.. Schumacher of his
well-earned honors, and whatever of
business ad vantages might accrue to
him therefrom. The matter having
come to the notice of the COM
mittee who acted as judges at the
fair, they felt called upon to define
their action and intention, SO as to leave
no question as to the relative merits of
the several exhibits they had to pass
judgment on, and they have submitted
the following statement, which has neen
passed upon by the board of directors.
Los ANGELS, CAL, Oct 10. 1892
To Frank +. Virgins, esq, superintendent
Chamber of Commerce:
that there is a certain ambiguity and apparent
contradiction in regard to ihe premiums nd
diplomas awarded, respecting the Photograph c
displays of Mr.. Schum cher and OF Mr.. nteckel,
at ihe last county fair, the committee beg leave
to define in extenso their aw rds
We the under igned. consider that Mr.. Schu-
macher is entitled to the diploma for the fol-
lowing, viz:
FIRST Fort the best general display of photo
graphic work.
recond-For the best display of water color
Third~For the best display of crayon por-
traits.
And that Mr.. steckel is enti led to the diplo.
Il First~For iDt the best display of photo group
ing; and
second-For the best display of platina-types
In submitting the above for oonsideration.
we refer the matter to the board Of direct
ors for their adjudication, If they
think it necessary; and, In mitigation
of any apparent contradiction of this
polt, we allege that on Friday, 7th instant, be-
ing suddenly called upon to modify certain
portions of the report, SO as to accord with the
entry catalogue, and the full committee up able
and we did not then realize that any ambiguity
could arise as the entiment of the full com
mittee has always been to award M. scnu-
machei as above. In justification to ourselves,
we are inclined to attach major portion of
the blame, If any, to Mr.. Schumacher, as the
wording OF his entry, viz:
General display photography" is admissible
Ist. As to whether the intent of the word
"display" includes the general surroundi gs,
z-bandsone m uptings. position and gem
eral placement of pictures for effect
I'd Or whether the word is to be construed
as relating absolutely to the intrinsic merit of
the work Considering that the subjec tn b 9TH
cases (tuat of Mr.. Schumacher and of Mr, Steck-
ely, are all photo portraits. and accepting the
second on,truction of the word display" we
are confirmed in our own rendition as first set
forth. Signed: THEo. A. RIsEN.
L, A. CRAIG
], G. FLETCHER,
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-16
THE PREMIUM LIST.
The Secretary VIII Deliver therPrIzes
Next Monday Morning.

Tho Secretary VIII Deliver the Prizes
Next Monday Morning.
81 never was 60 busy in all my life, "
said Secretary Louis Thorne Of the Sixth
District Agricultural society. to HER
AID reporter yesterday afternoon. "We
have just gone over the list OF awards
by the committees for the third time,
and are now satisfied that everything is
all correct; and you may say, in your
paper, that the premiums will be paid
next Monday morning at 10 O'Clock, and
as long aiterward as the demands may
come in. It's big list, but we have
about got through with it."
"How has your fair come out?" asked
the reporter.
"Quite as well as we could have
asked" said Mr.. Thorne, sand all the
profits will be reinvested in a new
grand stand. We begin to realize that
we have got long way the safest track
in the state and quite as fast as any.
Hence we are going to spend every
available dollar in making 1t attrac-
tiye.O