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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

An automatic device for locating and
clearly marking track defects Is now
IN use on the Baynrian state railway
says the Philadelphia Record, The prin'
cRle of the apparatus is based IN me
fact that every low point or other sllhl
lar defect In a line OF track causes q
shock Of greater or less Intensity IN a
car passing over H. The urmuscmen
Of the apparatus In the inspection ear =
such that II the shock exceeds O cerlgin
degree of intensity, squirting dgNre
/, brought into operation, from which
a rrd on a blue liquid Is sluirtcd over
the road bed, making stripes from one
foot 10 seven feet long and about TWO
inches wide. The track sections rcln,'
ing attention are thus very plainly MARX.
ed The apparatus, II is claimed. VIII
locate defects which caunot ordinarily
br detected by the track walker aud
will afford evidence Of impcueclpns III
thc rladhed Long before these VIII show
themselves hy such sgus Us battered
nail cuds ut joints, etc,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
Do You Need a Pair of Pants

tho Niiss,nJ Kansas and Twas has
,,,n, an I'M N",Ih
M. ~, ,v.n. 1 No.. ,t.t.,
,,lr. "ni,, W"'' g "nJI .sl. M ti.k,Ss
IN Cbir,,,n NJ, n",y,r
~, NV ,' 49, ,.,., u.s.
~ NV i'".,Vii0gu t su
WI -, w., ~
~. NJ, sD.,,, - ", \a,,...,,i
u nv .'uuuhi w NN''W ~ ,NlUh'' ~ w
",nuils1 W NV ivNys wv ,r1'' We"
"nohE tn' eN'uisNhl''N a''l''"oN,
u, w Agmmend, travelling. iwlrhl
Skrhl ior the i'sso,,l, i"'iu'i WV"
headquarters al H'h NhlNM' nerve
Professor Alexander Hogg. s,hool W.
ncrinleudout, took w he eNrursinh yes
lcdny with the knights Of the brlleord'
Robert Cook, formerly uieht iele-
granhcr at The Union depot Is now y irk-
Ing days, changing places with j, IL.
Ward.
II u Thomnson. general ngrnt of the
Cende Cettir car r6inpnnv has removed
| bis brn,I"nartrrs to tbiv clty from SAN
Autoni1
q W. showers. foreman Of the Cnnla
Chttin ,,r rninnnny ms rernyrrod frou "A
shnr, sn,lt NJ .irtpn.s and il al work
n,,,in
n g vv.,n.t, 1,.,,. ,,,,,,so,,t,,,,,,
w. Nra'lcn"s ,T lvH"i i,,'frigcp,t nr
',,, ,uy VII, i,,',5',nn,5,.rs IN hIs rit,
left Yesterday for a tour Of south 'rrx.
IA
~, - ,....r..t ,,.i,.. ,i..,l. la ia,
w, ~ NV ! Wy" N""tTuv, VA, ,,,' '
E,nernI oin'g ", , uW ,n nW'n v,r Mn.
| ,,I ~, XII" r.,,,rn viii h., nrrn,uunnl,y
| anu IN nM '''N'" WIZ 'e
w I'VE ~ se-t..,..,... NJ. ID, Oh.
., "ennrql SSulT,i,,l,'nuvh' i'i w.. ciiv
~ touiI HoH Ii NvslI,ni =, ~ % .
~ INV ,y!N Xxx ~ gi,r,I, p,I,t,
I w Nr"o,,H, "A a,,L a an6 nrnys T' '''''
wa ,mv ''', WIZ" gu" ',,"'''
Nllah pousn,iNi, w phsS,Ik
agent OF !hr sauna re, Ml' ~, H,t9
Tor me West anu hop's 10 nFllE nav'
WIN MN y lH,gs Pegh "iI''Wn "A,
SSNool ''9s,'''' WV W."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
BRAKES AND COUPLINGS,

"a Martin has hpen appointed gem
orai nndiior OF the SrahUard Air lne'
Nth headquarters az Portsmouth Va.
Wm II. Hunter, general manager of
tho Suffolk aud Carolina, has rcslRhru
Ia accept a position with another COM
pany,
ID. C. Wilson has been appointed road
mister OF the Elgn, Joliet ana Easlelh'
with headquarters az Jolle'' A''
NJ a. Cooper, resigned
Nrs. Charles Field has been appointed
,,. accountant Of the Texas Central
Sia I. sald 10 be the first woman 70
Mi thn position Of ear accountant
i l.. brown has resigned the position
az muster mechanic of the Pitislnrgh
and Western. 10 rake the supcnnieh-
Jrnry OF the Allegheny wnirrwofks'
,rbe estimated earnings u The Denver
,,l Rin t;rande road iOr tue third WEEK
AZ Junp are SlTo,2OO, an Increase OF
s,,o06 aver the earnings Of the CORES
pondng week Of last year
The United States court az Shelhrld'
Ala has appointed President ~, \;
HOPKINS Of the Birnlhshhhi' Hhr'l'ln
aud Tennessee River road ~ receiver
Of that road
I deuurrnge hurrnu reports ihAl ny
,'nn,h.r ~ cars lcgrlDnd lOisl u freight
r.r~Iyrd In Denver for The hrsl hVe
months Of this year, exclusively 81 hFrss
| LOCK. has been SD.f4l, an Increase pi
l1OOs over the same period OF insi year
The New York papers report that ihea
| Canadian Pacific has reducei freight
r,tss from New York 10 san Francisco
| this week to the basis Of sl.a2 per iov
naupds. which IL about 10 per GEM n,'-
INN fhe rates Of the southern RACINE,
Tis lower classes and commodity rates
seem not 10 20 below ~ however
The directors Of the Lake shore and
,tieitgan Central railroads have Declared
,b,ir regular seni-annual dividends Of
\ her cent and . per cent iesltptsln,
nayable August l. Tue lAAe anols
ssbSws a large increase ~ net eafnlin ....
oyar the corresponding pcIiou OF Mr'
49, THE Canada southern mas a. =.
declared d semi-annual diNiurnh 81 -
Der cent payable ~ above
petition signed by ile. representa-
l.es ~ Western lines VIII De pfr-enirl
~ Chairman Caldwell early next month
esuing mai the Worlds far fAie iTYi l
Undo points be rsdncei 10 80 ~,
~ dr1re commended for By me Saul-
~, and H Il Is found shat people vs.
A .nine 10 The fair from the inpnNlli
IN npon The $3.50 rate, the lowrl
I rtte Will BE- tested.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
AN EXPLANATION.


iHNliMN9 ~ ~ n a. ,..,I.
oyvinr 10 The persistent. att1 ~ n WV,
AZ "a, credit Of the Aichison. ffesl9l ,..,i
y n ReinhArt, who mienily eAbl.i'in
=! "n,sitim Of the companys noauhs
lny M prepared further sialelnfhss
nVps,hi'h 10 says. The liked chafHes "
~ ~ Nn nr,1nanv and its auxiliary e,9pois,,
" va sr.gresenting 10 al ai4o mites =,
a,yngd road, ten conl conlIai H. H. Mn ainsr, Of
owrr,rntions, making In all ,he nin ,'.,,srsi
rotR comprising the Atchlson ssn ssA.
SUI consisting Of interest yi XII
~. interest, taxes, ftil, y, 80,
az JIM - every description, WIN n.y.
charEs H.. current hscal year 70 ~. ~,
en- si "a a5s 900. The total lael9ds- ~
. w oo7 toxes and rentals Pald ~ tI,.
Ns.tern Office having p9 In1,'i,. drrinS
~ poston. New York aud i ~ u n rs'
y h i'y year Of S12a2s,0O0 Ihs s' 5rrnr
w s,,ces from Western yll.ts ~. ,o-
ihlt ai sear from July i. las- Y, W w; ts,5
nsehi s,,ionfh. will total az fl"';.', -,
OF ~ y, ~ tst5 more than hAeu 'A 9,s,i,
| Or 500 NJ generally known a. 100,
- sn3gs IN The Atkinson epinps t.as
deinyns.' M No l,3 and Us, ne Assn ,,lst, !.
Sn,rnsn,'s fixed chafFc~ ANN ,s,reyelI leuil
eY inp'"i ,reasc. while an mp I'm othel
rlAhy eeihcally provided Tor iiy ,hat ~
ars Than net earning, - M an.
senni,,, oan noatiaF debt d - xiidlauI
So.up,yl.vo,e,, ~ and the ColoIov 1890
san faal',',,,,,anles, which The AiI,l n
reilvIay e Nv ears.-a all q which 10 y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

Auburn, n, Y, .lunr "a Murderer
lfitshunit was clrctfucuicd at l2.ll 10.
day. The crime f0r which hv died wac
committed IN Buffalo. Anhl Z lN'2
l'it7humo was butcher While his wife
was Ia Europe i'ilghumo maintained "
licit relations with Mrs Rorinl Th,
night nf the murder FilEhnmr won't "a
the door w the tenement separating tbs
TWO families aud made some rhnigc 20,
marks about Mrs ll1chtl Young Rochr
stuck up FOR his mothers honor l'itg
hume rushed hnck into his room aus
selzcl big knife He then nan hncl
into Nnplirl's room, Krlnnlrd With t1uui
lhnhh and drove tho knife through NJ
hnnrt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

cured by hrst-class bonds, is really an
that stands ahead Of divideuds un carl,
tai stock Of the Atchison company
II this Heating debt wore financed today
through disposal of the bonds back Of
H. even at the low market prices prevail,
ing, there would still be- left in the treas.
my Of the Atchison company an ample
supply Of hrst-class marketable bpnds
which the company VIC ; have no oecls-
Ion to dispose Of but which could h
used In the future against any possible
contingencies The gross earnings NJ
She Atchislu, Topeka and Santa F'
railway system for The ten months I,
April 30 last weN Si2,32Ip2l, and tbs
net earrmrs Sl3SIO.SOu. II Is rcas
onahle TO expect that the gross earning
for the twelve months or fiscal year end
INK ,luuc 20 leurrcut mouth. VIII not h
less than S5O.OOnUN aud tho net earn
hugs ~ the lowest figure not under SIG,
10000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
Katy EXCURSIONS.

The Missouri, Kansas and Texas laI
,utboriLed a rate Of one and one, I, w ~,
far.s Tor the Chnutanlla meeting ~ nln
Marcos. July 1 to -, from sI9l ,lil.
bntween Bastrop. Houston and he'a i.,.l.,,
IN account Of Fourth NJ july ecienrai,
tinns tickets will be sold Ia al l~rl
noints on the line in Texas ~ one anu
nnp-ihird fares for the rounl trlp' MIA,
For the meeting 81 me o ~ h I'iy
!. s'nu', r,fe al one and one-third fare. on
~ certi6cata Plaza Is authorized ~
msiles aeent viii honor certificates slgn,esa
liz II q. Dillou and Stamped by a. ~
istch. ticket agent, Houston ana isAA'
Central who will act as joint agent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
HARVEST EXCURSION.

i,.. ,.i-,, hollow Marty TO the
y. ~. -, i,,,.n iss,inj the following
Il .'.,,." s"'''' -"
n S,aa.,orr ii,os.
\ y. ' .n,,,, e.;n,ds ana relatives TO re-
~ sr,,ii,,,,ns ,,jsit az thrir Texas
w ~ tr' ,,,'i'rs;,,,'.h respcrtfnlly re-
a,', NV ,d m,'' ,nii 7rnnnd- trip tickets to
" w, - a. rnte az one fare
e ' ~ .cil,nc Auq. .. o aud
81 ". ,si '"'''n ~ ii,,,it goinv of fifteen
Nv unu,,, n,ssnae returning,
~ ,atnrnin. thirty l,,O days FROM
a n IN, ''ricIcts "a be regular iron
ia Y y sar, nnntrnct form. allowing
t,;thin thr transit limit going,
M, w. nynrutad either nt drstinu'
III ony noiut short thereof,
IA ,,anii l., ninosed To have YOU adj
~ ~ Swami. compiler. ST.
{. ~, Ia n harvest excursion tickets
n iis ',5ssaI az snie from all points on
II, X, an ahnya conditions.
n II T. i ~ nvv yeneral passenger and
4. 4, -.lnt iin,iI, pacific system. W,
II Ks,ns, .ennrni messenger agent. Gulf,
iars1a IA S,nin Fe railway. NJ. l..
|aAiiss 1 enaoroi Messenger and ticket
sset un.,n, a,I rey1s Central rail-
3sar NJ .NiilI,n chief clerk traffic
/ Il et,,tnes, ,r,,,s CnutrnI railway ID.
4, ma, .a,.,.'j nnssenger aud ticket
geat Iar MAIN AMI Denver City rail
ar i Gait,r,ith. general passenger
rent InterStinn,i nuI Great Northern
I.ilsir r.,.ifl,. General MESSENGER
fIallNHi a. FaulKR,r' ,nsos and
~ Nhet aSenI' M'ssuun5i' ,,,,'a s,,nernl
IA ~ ltlNny' ~. W. i-hlpv""S oni,
4'.s'I anu neket ~ Chatham
"A ffNW''tNAA' |NAlihN9s -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

Ever mindful Of the comfort q
rs patrons, w Kansas 1sA'u and Ter9s
wi MN inaugurntc. commonc-
IIai" June IS, fast l p,a1,,ssngeg s ,,,
vice ul,v,,ndation of those Who contemplate
9 Siitias The Worlds Columbian erposi'
Ton additional service, tho Worlds
~. river" will he q yesiihnled train con
sizing q free reclining e en,ir ears Sad
eieEaut solid. without change, frOm
W. Tesa. Into lhe gly rs chlw% 5ss,n Win h.
lime ~ arriving W Chicago NJ the
S sS;a1SSonnabie hour Of 40 =. m 9sIi i i.,o
GOVERN, ~ m thirty hours aud hfty Ave
g lat,,,,cs making Ave hours quicker thne
Nan nil competitors "a
mn "a slcspiug car reservation and ail
,rformatlon cal on -
mgr, 9. Is. Lusk, Ticket agent union
wv" ANNOY, Ticket agent, Fourth and
Houston Sta, Fort Worth Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
A NEW ROUTE.

In A few days the Fort Worth and
Denver will announce u new rate anu y
new route to Chicago. The new Ioqte
will be- via Denver. Colo.' goihs' WI, Win
,rt,ie stop over privileges and the return
trin will be made by way OF direct
route from the White city.
This arrangement will give pass,enE'rs
t,c nHyilrge of month Or more say
In Colorado, but the return trip WI hr
limited to continuous passage Tue lllle
selected for the return is not announcer,
but that and the rate VIII be pupllshen
shortly In the Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

The Worlds fair being Tho graf at
traction lids year the ulual summer ~
.prfa suffer q corresponding loss. People
wha are ln fairly comfortable, but ngt
eraetly EASY circumstance and this
Mas furnishes the bulk Of the sumiper
folrisf business are 20 great extent
,d,ing thrir usual summer outing, spent
N az mountains, by the sireains and W
tbo foitats. the eo-by.
m, order 10 in.rt tlis condition Of n
OH. fhe Fort Worth aud Denver rail-
,ond has decided TO place On sale tickets
N ~ WOrNa feir % . round TIP inif
4 sli25O va Drhifr aud Kansas Iiiy.
~. ouiiir nAi have 90 opportunity 81
te,,us ma usitlng the numerous delight
IN f.,orts 70 Colorado. and after apfHd'
nv 4 Few days or weft. there, o. ~
~. may BE-, 20 on Go mcaso sud SEE
XVI, ,.eaf fair. thns fombininf a delight.
ea s,nmeF onting with d yier u ilf
,s3nrld'i "sreated Of at wondera, III
White Niy,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
THEY WANT DODGE.

.e appointment Of A. S, Dodge 70
MANAGER of the new Southwestern
fi.ae association would be- hailc.i Win
tlt by the railroad men Of Texas
very popular and his rulings have
sss nvtn great satisfaction. haNns
always just aud impartial. IL +
Al ~ known whether he viii accept
w cotton Belt may NOT care 70 los,
N ss'icss. at least this IS the general
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
,,opr WORTH SHOES FOR FORT
f'ii WORTH PEOPLE,

IL Is not necessary ior anyone 20 ~
~, rori Worth 10 buy shoes, We
iar nc oplnion frequently oppressed
XXX m" populnr shoe hons'' pf Evans q
~, carrie. ~ large md NJ finely select
~ .tort Of shoes aud clippers ~ can be
faund anywhcrc. They are strictly ~
vdth The times when Il comes TO ss}lrH'
ma prices are always pipdeiht'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
nIaonIyER APPOINTED.

seo,ile Wash. June ~, The qppll-
cation Of Thomas Earl and Angus Mae
;ntosh for the appointment Of recelV-
or Tor Tie Seattle. Lake Shore and I,
ern rallroad. has been granted by In1Et
Honfori in the United states grgsr9ll
court. aud Thos. Reeves Brown Of IA
coma has been appointed receiver FROM
the financial statements made III court
The road is insolyent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

NJ matter from what state the rli.
Tor 10 ~ Worlds hir starts, he should
9sr. N 81. Louis, tie Carnival cliy u
h,ns,iea md ihe greatest manufacturing
its IN ne West and Southwest Az
Xxx gr,at tr,ink lines have dlfcst eonnrc.
,i',, with 81. Louis. and parties Insisting
III tickets With sioposer privileges ~
81. louis. will have every feanon 70
congratulate themsglyea 90 Their FORE
,irgight and Discrimination
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

-he Rock Island said gentleman
issnay. lis surveying q route IRON
tsha 10 Vernon and may huilu.
|., haiy is also heading from Corey
|,.f Kansas 20 Vernon and IL is mp
NV igck as 10 which will get there
- Vernon would welcome both.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
TnE cRop MoyEMENr.

/. hst Worth AMI Denver officials NV
~ he wheat crop is not being rpsH tSa
. anrkct inst at present, though tn Wv,
Aalag stock Is kept busy fariu..ias i,
lhey say, storing their gram ~ thJ
iishqn elevators along the line anu
s.'hg Il for higher prices, when uc, ,
fM almost altogether on the export
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
DICKINSON RESIGNS.

Tyler Tex, June 2T.-tSpcciall-h
may be positively stated that Supern'
tendent Dickinson of the Cotton BELT
has resigned, to take effect July /.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

1'. ne delegation that went oyer 10
~ ~ ipm this city to attend the COM
tasl meiiie Is any criterion i vas 4
3 'n.etess- The Texas aud faylne
Hlin was atfarhed to eugine 10,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

M iiniou Pacihc Is tho duly line to
c,aierad6 without change AID Tho iirsf
10 nnnonncc cheap summer e1fpfslon
49, efe address n. y Davis city
ticfe, agent, or. Q. u. Luak. ticket
agent. Uni5u depot.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

The following persous are authorized
"a collect for me on Gazette subsefp'
don, commencing May Il
u. ] Buck.
Il. II bradford.
Bob Moore
Hugh Chapman.
harvest Glenn.
Willie Walker.
p' ~ Is. Il. spRINItLE.
City Calculator
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

For RI slcnr hond nnd steady nerves
Take Iiiomn Scltacr trial hutlle 10 cts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

SO FOR THE IVDIND TIT
To Denver. Pueblo and Colorado sRri ~,
Tickets on sale MAY 10, k'ge Nnsi III.
M Via tho Fort Worth and Denver Ciy
tieket oilico 4Oi Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

The largest shlp IN ne word, a ies
oar vessels Tor egast dsiriits excepted
l. ihe famprhla.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
TT IL a r. NJ e

Daily ia eaeli direction. Paeengor. from
iforf Worth chh obtain berth at Gnrrett
on applicaiion 10 ~. a 4, o, Agent az
Tort Woriii. S0uth-bonnd train leaves
Fort Worth 01O y. m, Dallas ollY v "a
Garrett $40 D. m. arriving Auslln Opo
a m. Kan Antonio $40 q. M.
Nofth.bounl lcnycs San Antonio bilD p
IA. AtiAiin II 10 y. ~, arriving Gafffu
si5 4. ~. Port WORT lO2O q. m, Dai
las U.35 q. m. ~ ~
BE sure your tickets read wa H. * -
g. and | 4 @. N.
u. J. PRICE. A. O. +. A.,
La G. n. NJ.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
EXCURSION AND BAsKETPlCNIc
July Fourth 10 csrollou, On the Cotton Belt
Route.

Hinder The auspices II Alma lodge,
NJ IN. Ancient Ofdur Of United Work.
men. This beautiful resort " situated
thirty.two miles from For Worth oh the
Cotton Belt railroad. Beautiful grove
With perfect shade, grapevine nwlnH-
natural spring NJ pure cold water W
eotiior Of grounds, beautiful Lake good
hunting adjacent 10 the park. Lay nsld'
bnrincss cares and win yenf iainih'h ~
,ny n short railroad "Trip nnd day IN ~,
woods Music. dhnclng crolurh hlll
and other games. lirst-clRss restaurant
on the grounds for the accommodation. gi
thoso ,yhn have no basket dinner, NJ
i"tgsieents allowed Excursion train
irnv.s Union depot az $50 a, m fgf'
III round trip. Children under tW'iv'
haIf fare Tickets for sale li nnion 20,
Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
WHAT'S THE usE7

we could on this paper iqil OF Won
derfnl nerve cures and headache tnle,
mnde by Prestnns Hed-Aket but irul
Il far more convincing no cure 40
nay
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
AurAp or ALL coMpETTrons

The wetlc.t region on earth Is Assam
British India.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

The Panhandle Machlnpiy and In.
movement company, cofnef hird and
iThrorlInortDn streets, take contracts
far drilling wells ~ AM depth. ihey
AZ, prspnrsd 10 do the work % tllf
.,onc.t toasihle 1tiicc and ~ Tho low
N isssliie price, furnishing efeythlnf'
did aHsrag;erins NE ven un'l on h''fi'l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway

Many Texans arr not aware II the fact.
aud other unes viii not Inform them, that
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

There IRE 100000 baehelers iu ths
Unltcd States.
Connecticut western news., 1893-06-01
No Drop on High Grade Cycles.

Prices on bicycles will remain firm. The cut in prices made by the Warwick company will not effect prices of other wheels. The cut was the result of a disagreement in the management and was done to close out stock of wheels on hand. The leading manufacturers of bicycles in the country have been in- terviewed and are positive in their de- termination to make no change in cat alogue price of their wheels. Colonel Pope, of Columbia fame; the Overman Co.,, makers of the Victor; and Robert M. Heating all express the opinion that no reduction in the price of high grade wheels will be made. The Warwick Go. were not in any trust and their &C., tion will make no more disturbance in the bicycle world than similar actions by other outside companies have done. N. D. Bill, of the Warwick Cycle Co.,, says that their reduction in price is on- ly temporary one and they expect to sell their 1894 model next year for $50. The general impression is that the com pany were in want of funds and closed out their stock at a reduction in order to get ready capital Prices may be shaded next year very little on all makes except the Columbia and Victor
 These companies consider their ma chimes worth their price. Not more than BIO reduction will be made next year by any company if any at all is | made.
Connecticut western news., 1893-06-01
Who are Newspaper Women2

It has been loosely estimated that there are several thousand newspaper women in this country. In reality says the New York Commercial Advertiser, there are less than 250. There is dis tinction between newspaper writing and writing for the newspapers, and the young lady who "does little space work" in the intervals of her social or business engagements was not consider ed in the compilation of these statistics.
 The 250 writers who have been con- sidered are newspaper women in the best sense of the word. They hold staff positions on journals of good stand ing, or they have had experience which fits them for such positions; they have learned to recognize news when they hear it. and they know how to present It to the public in the most attractive form; they can judge of it's comparative value and the amount of space it should be given In newspaper; they can edit their own copy if necessary; they know something about composing room, and can distinguish between form and a piece of type; they have learned why it is not sheer waste of material to write on but one side of their paper; they know that & newspaper office is not a drawing room and they cannot expect drawing room manners in it; they have learned that the highest compliment an editor can pay woman associate is to treat her as If she were man, prom pt- ly reprimanding her for blunder and giving her word of praise for good work-if he happens to think of it. Last and most important point of all, these women earn their living with their pens. This is the crucial test.-Press and Printer
Connecticut western news., 1893-06-01
NEW TRAIN SERVICE.

The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway, on Sunday, May 7th; added some important trains to their already excellent service. and travellers en route to Denver, Pueblo, Colorado Springs, or to Minneapolis, St Paul and Sioux Falls should note this fact:
 E The new train West is called the Rocky Mountain Limited, runs via Omaha and Lincoln, and leaves Chicago daily at 10.25 a. m., arriving at Denver next day at $40 p.m., Colorado Springs at 6.55 p. m., Pueblo at 8.35 D. m.
 The new train to the Northwest is called the ''Twin City," and leaves Chi cago daily at $50 p. m., arriving at Minneapolis and St Paul early the next morning. Both these trains are vestl. buled. carry Pullman's superb service, as we'll as the ever popular Rock Island Dining Car Service. Take the Great Rock Island Route. The Twin City Express leaving Chicago daily at 50 p m. carries through sleepers to Kansas City, arriving there at 8.30 a. m.
 JNO. SEBASTIAN, Gen1 Pass. Agt.