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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-21

wksHIxeTox CfTr. Sept m.-Ihe tot
loving tslegraphic dispatch from Surgeon
Murray, at Brunswick. has been received
by Surgeon General Wymsn: -ons nun
drsd and twenty-five persons have been
admitted 20 the camp ard one case as
charged. No case is considered critical.
Tire river and shore guard L. nearly COM
piete. When %. there viii be no need Oh
guarding by other states and tovns-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-21
jerry Castle to work Gu, HI. Fine.

Jerry Castle, who was accused of stealing
filed case gold watch and $40 from
Capt. Jerry Black few nights ago, pleaded
guilty 10 petty larceny before Justice
Caldwell yesterday and was sent to the
county Jail to serve out fine of 800 and
costs. The state charged grand larceny.
but owing to insufficiency of evidence
changed the indictment.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-21
4 Race war Feared in Alabama

Nav ORLEANS. sept. - a Tiaaes Hesae-
erals Birmingham, Ala. special says:
The negro irisads of Ned Gully. who sas
lyaehed ies days ago near Pineapple.
made an attack today upon the whites.
From the best information received there
Was regular battle. Two negroes were
killed and several badly wounded.
As far as can be learned none Of
whites we're seriously hurt Ii 10 feared
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-21
Ra.mu..en sun Missing.

III. T. Rasmussen. rancher, who left
his claim near Skykomish on July to go
tothe Worlds fair, has not since been heard
from. He is q years of age. feet 0 inches
in height aad weighed ls5 pounds. He Is
of light complexion, light brown hair.
smooth face, with deep scar on his fore
head over the right eye. and wore brown
suit and a soft black hat.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-21

there viii Be general outbreak and race
war. The negroes ere procuring all the
arms they can. and every one - on the
outlook There are but few whites in
the section. three-fourths of the popula-
ton being colored. There Is no teiegraphic
communication with Pineapple and 20 far
information Is meager.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-21

wAsHrssros, Ind. Sept. CA tramp
has been arrested here on suspicion OF
having murdered FIVE members OF the
Wratton family on Monday night. The
little girl. the only survivor, may recover.
but cannot talk. The murderer missed
his pIunder, as 500 was found sewed in
the petticoat of the elder Mrs. Wratton.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-21
TaE CITY corsCiI.
Fire Protection Is Provided for N
Fremont nfstrIft

Fremont District.
The board of aldermen transacted no
business last nIgat except the appoint.
nlsni OF an investigating committee 10 AID
in the krag matter.
The IRE ana water committee Of the
house 81 delegates recommended sha, the
Fremont Mililng Company be allowed 3
day for she present 80 as TO insure steam
being kent up and protection from IRE
afforded Fremont. which Is dependent on
the mill for power in pumping water.
While She mill Was running the company
furnished power free of cost. The house
agreed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-21

Another large and apprecistive audience
sttspded she performances of "Ednas
Burglar last evening. Edna kseley VAS
given hearty reception apon her appear
snee. On Saturday afternoon the little
lady vii set Ser the heneas Of her many
little fricads.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-21

tae NeffaeFa ferfsg sSfiFes1 aAS iuaHgcrstSa
atetfF car ssfvsue ga ihet- lccA5 trans s~ea
s~&stte saS tarti aa&. breakfast zfa kapca
sef.s1 ca I,Ass .ezrtDs SeAst5e 14liY al ; a IA
- tAs< : sea p9es % sFasa ssay1nE pastg.aa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-21

A. 1isef-sers csaseE IN q 6s. iaas sssta Of the
systeel San ae eare3 ~ nsnx CArtsrs Ilstle
Aatss ffits No pain. Er1alag OF diseonsofE
attending TASK use. IFg tae-a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-21

the sores commenced 10
heal up the scales came of and all over his
body new and healthy flesh and skin formed.
When he had taken two bottles of HOODS
aARsAPARELIA,he was free from sores"
HARRY X. RUBY, Box $780, Columbia, Penn.
HOOPS Pills are mild. gentle. painless.
safe and efficient cathartie. Always reliable. sc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-21
TRAIN RosBKRr Is ILLINOIS.

Three Trainhsnds shot and One OF she
Thieves Caught
CHICAGO. Sept. q. 3:35 g. ni.--Word has
just been received of train robbery on
the Illinois Central ct Centralia. Ill. at
o'clock. The conductor. iremen and en-
gineer were shot and one Of the robbers
captured
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-21

when the police arrived they found three
dead bodies.
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As Large

As a dollar were the
serofuls sores on my
poor little boy, sicken-
ing and disgusting. They
were especially severe
on his legs, back of his
ears and on his head.
I gave him Hoods sar-
sapariila. In two weeks
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17
GENERAL AND Personal.

Yesterday was the dulles, day Of the
season with all the ticket offices of the
city. Excepting a few tickets TO Chicago
comparatively little was done,
The Missouri. Kansas and Texas road
has just issued one Of the ueaiest flyers
of tho scasol, advertising an excursion
rate Of N+O0 for the round trip FROM
THIS rate will be PIT On Sept, - and
Will be good until Sept. 30 A ticket
will entitlc the holder to an excursion
ON q boat down the bay aud gull without
extra churgt.
W. II Hurst, formerly travelling pas
Hcngcr agent for the Cotton Belt, and
who is now living In San Autoaio, pass
Cd through the city yesterday cn route
10 Chicago,
Homer Eads, commercial agent Of the
Missouri Pacific railway. arrived in the
giy yesterday
W. IL. Hurst. commercial agent Of the
Cotton Belt al san Antonio, Is in the
city.
@. l.. Donovan, travelling auditor Of the
Fort Worth and Denver, came IN last
night.
$. Il. Ely. commercial agent Of the
Katy, is In for Sunday.
IL was learned from gentleman well
up in express matters. last night, Tint the
Katy Flyer would not carry any express
matter after this debate, for reasons not
get known.
The Ne . Rock lsland train lcft u
night In charge Of Conductor Jim Clark,
with II. A. CLARK aud Il. \. Fields in
the cab
Train No. A. on tlic Houston and Texas
Central came In last night with George
NJ. Jones at the throttle, u. L, Flynn,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17
corrEE As A DIsINFncTANT.
The Blessed Bean said 10 be Bcnsfi-
cent rs a Purifier.

mo ne n ooacc a. dis,ufesiapi u
gen,.rany known, bui u ~ doubtful n me
majority u pope are aware % Ne true
value IN tbs direction. They peobaniy
know ,hsf A. l. handy and harmless; but
Je.idaa ilif.sa qualities 4 u fsslly 9as or
fhr mfat powerful Ani effective afttits
in9wn. "a has iren sAioWu D. fris.itei
.risliIus1fs 40 uur Cisa a uufnttf ~
iallf Va. pin,aod IN n cio.f room and nl'
la,led 10 tfi1Iujuae a ciahng diAA Ni4
ihan inir01uccl ful 90 Efamnles VI e9nrr
were uirsT1 90 ilr hfN % q ley nlantta
tar risiIuf bad bsfn tuil7eg lisnirrle1.
III anoih.s rosg che fumes " enlplmeiiri
fItliineu ani ammouia rsff drfe.ypel.
ansl tno ains1 '-Wihch $40 Nufde eln -.
py,as Was deguayei ~ heif 4 mlnqi" p
~ USE N rIar3 flWHifurf 81 ci'uff -
d pfoof fiiut the n1xivui anIella ore rally
drt lrnpasI 11t 90 mensy NfeprNrffi
~ ille fuflHa . aiIee e y sftiri va.
ffs Dr.. yapNI4 ~ ~ rnfef are NOT amftlt1
"a an iul are ihtfffoiT c|ifiulnE.ly ai.fvfii1
wHlle tho Ditrf smells Trtfn4ilt diuiuisll
r. fbt fimiFn1cH iartlniff lie luffrfi
sf4nll" ~ hoiffe % lrsaiiy sriifiel. ~
flpanit d fif4 Nom. frtl 81 Hfffifn ~
.asIs The lfrt way 10 cmli0f q q"
fr.sAiy tolnl $50 cDner 81 D mlfiasi y 20
uiu = n hand unh Pffi.ilf . ca r--i-
ll,i 1on sHrfa1r. -oo,1 Ilousilfrp-z
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17
TRAIN NEWS.

The Texas and Pacific pay car came IN
Yesterday and proceeded to lnake the
boys happy,
Train Nn a on the Houston and Tex
a. Central pulled out last evtniug. with
Gu ductor VIM. Sullivan in charge and
i. w. hanson rs brakeman. Engineer
W. s. Manning was at the throttle, with
w Mackey as fireman.
Tie Fort Worth and Denver No. !
pulled ont last evening with Jack Mash az
ihr throttle end q. j, Jackson to Keep
her hot
Conductor julie Ayord was in charge
of train No. on the Denver. which left
on her regular trip hast evening
Train No. on the Fort Worth and
Denver came IN last evening on time
with Conductor Bill Bell IN charge and
with Jim McGuire aud q. W. Lewis in
the cab
The irainmen on the 5:25 Denver train
last evening rcpor; having passed through
a hard sand storm up IN the Red river
valley above Childress.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17


1t Is CLEANED from an authentic source
that the Santa Fe will. besides MOVING
It's division headquarters here. make
this city the ccntering point for lis Texas
lines.
In conversation with Gazette reporter
yesterday a prominent real estate dealer
said,
That the Santa Fe will remove its
shops here l have no doubt. learn from
excellent authority that that road is ne
go'iating for 100 acres Of land south Of
the city, adjoining a tract Of twenty.av
acres which it already owns. The sur
veyors for the company have been here
and examined the land, and say 1t is
entirely satisfactory"
This means a big thing for Fort Worth
This purchase OF land Is undoubtedly
the initial step in the buildng OF the
Albuquerque road from this city.
IL is known that the Santa Fe has a
charter for Il road called the Southern
Kansas of Texas; its initial point bclur
Fort Worth, and its terminal point being
Albuquerque,
If il is true that the Santa Fe is negotiat-
lug for the land mentioned in all
probability it is-immense shops will BE-
erected here, and several hundred men
given employment.
Developments are expected daily, aud Il
matters turn out as their shadows IN.
dleate, the Santa l'e railway will spend
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17
snInr WALSH. AND anDnn.
Where the Down-sweeping skirt and
Duplicating Blouse Fail pt OUTS.

fNcw York SUM-
A few yrars ago WHOA The "bnng' was
universal two pretty arls. who became
Intimate. always sealed he bond u true
ooundtncr by telling oacli Hther low they
odd" their froat halr Today. under the
reign OF the shirt waist aad giriie, the
burning qneation 81 'llow DO yDu keep
your bch DOWN. 10. seemingly simple
costume OF bloue, skirt aad belt X really
~ diflcuit 10 rraiize 10 perfection rs most
secuingly sdmhle rdnel. The hour that
faahl0n di9cress thHt the tails ~ the
blouse were % disappear inside Ole dre~s
siiFl and a biacl ribfoa belt was O. Gasp
she j0lniug between sldf, and skirt We.
mans lot received nnoiher sIfsts
Watch tho iiial 'e9fts o. XXI. ti,Ai VIZ
district. admire 1heiu q .iiey adfante
toward you. hated, gioVed aud sho1 AZ Y1ly
,sr danghier. q SsY ~. Ic; aelsIi
figures IA the anilie ~ o. Anen slirl
waist thr well hung dark skirt and fhe
tEuad black bsiii taeo teninre . tufn
dlFinillsr ~ che slides -, nud away nun
y0u Thee q fatal hiatus between ne
gathers 81 ne blaik iTetqiAs OF that
beif madeulolstsie hzs paaefyt' arOuu1 heF
dalfay waist. 1lle slirt sHQ ihe boil
n q s,-Nei 70 have shyirai fnoin under
wear-f ksioa. Il snd 8 far nlogT unhlppy
dislut Il ft1r yal can possibly ". 1tist
AZ toe eifia shousni ihe Ha1Ff hia solved
iiiftr dlnieui3ps and hrafn yell over
ekiff vllliti q fhe bare ~ saeir existence,
sloug tltuii fathiga nxaifi tui sa1f ~ the
tails VI the idnarf llfnpnf . thr shoulder
$3.50 a1l str1aiy ordained the I.ten JACK
VI E-lis fhst iNn heniha aiid nufHfl
funiiy iie Dluehea q rpiiies oFcr fle
onao1lar pap o. d ~ ln~ with eiila
n hiasi.sl Is IT, fulaii % the bart-aipY-
fhlu. fnlktr fii1u admit that W0f1eu afe uOi
bui-fcl ~ blouse. the Htlri and DE bt,..
a. u rr.srlf lldsitDriit att combined.
1.aI-r1 y Slaiafhine nsiilf cd IN the bald
ti,-Ifsiqlv ~ ~. HI1sr dcsflsraif expflients.
II Nh fIhftg uf. 81 ~ iuinl1rtliAte
iufl rut ..if1 ht.raif ~ rrsiaurant iai,if
az lghssi. trs ~arai q her BODY drafA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17
COFFEE IN THE PARLoR.
a Custom That is Growing In Favor.
A Bracc-Up.

Chicago Mnili
The custom OF serving after-liuncr
coffee in the parlor IS growing in favor.
and Is a move in tie right direction Il
gives the women folks q lovely chance 10
gossip. and il affouis the men the opi,or-
funity TO tell each other lot Of stuff
about the fellow who isn't there to talk
for himself, jostiing shop" in between
s,orieA OF course, cigars. vanishing in
smoke meantime, The hostess often
pours the black coffee and serves
IL IN the parlor Sometimes she has Il
poured IN the pantry and served In cups
p,aced on trays. In the latter case there
are always two or three humps 81 sugar
on the saucer Somehow the conservation
ovr the afierdinner coffee becomes
brightly confidential This custom Of
separately getting a rest after the con-
gchtial affair seems 60 brace both men
and women up TO a later mutual eniey-
ment Of the conclusion Of The Hospitality
Everybody GOES hone feeling that the
occasion was o hrllilaui success. whereas
II the roundup hal been bet. the imtfcs-
sion miehf have been lhsi he hostess
wasn't of much account A. an enlef-
taiurr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17
WHAT IT NAY MEAN.


Mr., T. H. II. Green, president of The
Texas Midland railroad, and one Of tho
directors in the Balhmore iand Ohio
road, was IN Fort Worth Friday after
nom, comforting with number Of cit
gems and prominent railroad contractors
who were in the city. Mr.. Green lefi
the city Friday night for Chicago 81
company with Captain B. II. Paddock Of
this city. For some time past It las
been rumored that Mr. Green has been
contemplating the purchase Of the For
Worth and Rio Grande, and much inter
est has been eyinced in railroad circle.
as to the truth of the reports. Thc
Green railroad interests in this state are
very extensive, and from present indica
tons they will be largely increased IN
the very near future. Captain Paddock,
reputation as worker in Fort WORTH
interests Is well Known, and that he and
Mr.. Green LEFT the city Together Is more
or less an Indication that Fort WortlI's
interests are not 10 be neglected in cas-
there are any new movements or impor
tlnt changes in state railroad circles
One of the rumors caused by the pres
encc Of Mr., Green in this city and his
departure for the East. is that he ha'
gone for the purpose Of laying the matter
Of the purchase Of the Fort Worth and
Rio Ggaude before his mother, Mrs
Hethe Green, who Is now in Chicago
and who has, it is reported several mil
lions Of dollars idle at this time Should
the valuable property known as the Fort
Worth and Rio Granle fall Into the
hands Of the Greens it Is safe to say
that an extension Of the road on to the
Pacific coast at Topolobampo bay will
not long be delayed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17

Following are ile new suits filed
j. A. Rogers Il Son. VS. Gorge Mulkey,
81 al, suit for debt Ski0,21.
l.ibMc llolbert vs.. j IL, Curry, ct AL.
suit for debt. 500
Land Mortgage bank Of Texas vs., a..
Il Burbrldgc ct al, suit Tor debt, $1,000
In the suit OF H. r. Wheeler w. H.
i, BO0s ct al, Hdmlnistrntori iudE
mcni for plainiif In the sum Of S2Ui3i
John A Prescott vs. II. H. BOATS.
administration Judgement FOR plaintiff Ia
the sum Of SiNiI 30.
w. W, ltnwkns Va Equitable Acct
dent Insurance company Judgment for
plaintiff Ia The sum OF 5000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17
A CURIOSITY.

Al the headquarters Of the Rock Isl
and road at the board Of trade building
Mr.. sloat Of the passenger department
showed q Gazette suan an old timetable
Of the Rock Island route. which was
published when the Rock Island AMI
its territory was small, indeed, as com
pared TO its present thousands Of miles
Of road, and the enormous scope of
country which is tributary to it. The
folder is not dated, but from the schcd-
ulcs on It it Is evident that it was pub
lished a good many years ago, The time
from Chicago via the Union Pacific rail-
way to the Pacific cnast, was slated rs
six and one-haif days, and Oregon and
other western territories at that time
were spoken Of in the same connection
as China, Japan and Other far eastern
countries.
After one has looked over an old relir
like The one mentioned above. and real
izes that Il = nOw ouly three days time
from Chicago 10 San Francisco, ana
only thirteen days TO Hong Kong. II L.
barely possible 20 conceive Of the enor
rous strides thai have hs,n made u
railroad and Steamship bulldog ia III
las. decade
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17

4 WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE name
n Baby Ruth's sister has been decided
PEA The president announced today
Pal she was to be christened Esther,
CAe little one will, it is understood, be
|Ahsteued as soon as Mrs. Cleveland
! able 10 take her to the church. DR..
Sunderland Of the First Presbyterian
|Anrch where the Cleveland family
Isonhips, viii in all probability per-
/ I'm the ceremony.
Esther Is known to be favorite
Il Mrs. Cleveland. After Baby Ruth was
ahstened she remarked IN the presence
n number of friends that IL She ever
|nd another daughter she intended To
1me It Esther Mrs. Perrin. Mrs.
Iereand's mother wanted 10 name the
t,geomer. hut, Mrs Cleveland insisted
after family conference the presi-
~ decided that Mrs. Cleveland should
f e her say and 50 it was Baby Esther.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17
now WOMEN sion.


Whea woman signs her name fhe
gives n, world more or it'ss ancicli
birtory. A ceDtlewoman. who = maf,
risi. Who = modest. who y happy and
--h5 loves her lnsbapd signs heftrli
Marx A BrVTn: Il she doesn't love her
,.lsliaud ii .lir - no, modes, she siuli
,.,s,,1n who Las naissfd The opportunities
y eInratlou sigfs herself Mrs. Brown.
IenorHnt girls are Miss 10 signing usdr
i-tiers Manuish rifis rrso Ike % D.
l5irfdcrsd good faiiegs NEE Initials =
M A Brown" with or without 81
tifiri Chiidish women take the Whole
,roFif into their toBddenre snd Use theif
oef nAr1e as Mamie BrJwa-"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17

by the general passenger agents of the
Western roads is 10 the effect further
reduction Of rates would have on Worlds
fair business, They have decided that
no more reductions OF rates are TO be
thourm Of The business is st,adily IN.
crcasing and reports received from out
side ugcnis indicate that il will further
Increase Unless business falls OF con
sidciahly the questions of more re,luc-
tons will not be- considered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17
A GLANCE IL TIME.

The following rev time-card went into
effect on the Santa Zee last night at mid
night:
Nortlibound, No. u, which has her
tofore arrived at g:1Oa. m, and departcl
at 9;15 q. M, will hereafter arrive al
$50 .. m. and depart at $50.
Southbound, No. II, which has herr
tofore arrived at i.lO p. NJ. and departed
at AS viii heres fter arrive at 10;X
D. m. and depart at 1910. All Other
trains will arrive and depart at ihv
usual time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17
EPILEPSY or FITS.

Can ihIa dlllaId b cafll lap1i phYalfIIl4 Say
N0-fsay, Yts; y lforsi and tss won't fhst1 A.
Ter % Ysafn study AID ffpeHaientI have f0ehd the
rsaledT. Epileyay i cured ~ it. eussa. nut sab
daad b cpaies fht Old. ifta aitoun, qatrr tiesi-
nntL DO rof despair fcHtrtptsf lmp A1iprs on
your ptfso. paAi ouifaruf " f0ar coaleebcf, pat
failures. Lock fonihI,l, uot backward ~ ~sf.iy
lsrrs taide q he fsmsdg--frui fflr Tor nia.
Nenii1a Poli.ofico AID I.Iprtss s1tIeif.
vsof. ". u. fErKH. A. D.. 4 Celss a., Nl~ feiE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17

nett
Coy.
Daniel Grimslcy to Mamie Grooms.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17

Only $50 In fines was assessed IL this
court. but only about half Ut that amount
was collected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17

The commissioners signed The contract
for the five new bridges 10 be crclcd
u Tarrant county, az menllonedi 10 The
these bridges will begin Immediately
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17
voIcE CULTURE.

Miss Pauline DEWITT will resume
classps III piano and voice culture on
October /. Parties wishing 10 study, ad.
drcss care Box 3Ai
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17

sIurDGART, Sept. 10.-The EN-
rs, king and queen Of Wurtemburg
" the crown prince Of ltaly attended
= haneuvers OF the troops today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17
Fl e A r N H
ESTHER IT'S GIVEN NAME.

be Presidents Second Daughter
Given u Fine Old Biblical Cogno-
zen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17
DOMESTIC TROUBLES ENDED.

,sssaOkANE, Wash. Sept, 10-NIrs.
INFANT las; evening shot aud fatally
loanaei her husband aud then suieided.
'0nestic troubles.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17

" i is worth the cost If be who roads
" Try package OF Old Dominion
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17
FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS
THE MEMPHIS HOTEL

W. y HEpcEC0kfc. Proprietor, Aem-
rhia, Texas coEvfnicut 70 depot and buni-
uess sasi ef lerui good rooms and naas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17
THE RAILROADS.
THE SANTA re AFTER MORE
PORT WORTH PROPERTY.
OBJECT OF Mr.. GREEN'S VISIT.

Movements of Railroad Tralnmen.
Santa Fc Change orTime-A Rock
Island Time Card curiosity--A IA.
~ Flyer FoIder-Notes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-17
A New Olnnl for Fort Worth.

Tie Fort Worth aud Denver CITY rhiiaay
appreriAing tho necessity for another limo
patrons, have concluded 10 lppuKufnte pas
senrer service from Fort Worth and Oh
Iefnfa on ia line via Panhandle city 10
bnir. Topeka ~ joe Eupoiia, Newton
WiThiis Wellington and nii polnie 81 The
Norih and Eaet. ~ thls ronia you make
oonnfotion III Panhandle uiy, whore
through coaches are provided,
Pare from FORT Worth same a. via Any
Tor hi reformation Address.
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Gen. Tags hud fFtl Ageat.
fort Wortn. Ter.
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PECULIARLY THEIR own.
sAW THE TROOPs.

INC exquisite aroma, the delicate favor
staining TO Old Dominion cigarettes.
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|, AlN ESrON, Tex. Sept 16.-iSpe-
~ = Sasi1tFed steamship Concho from
y LUX with general merchandise.
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her atirts, the srpafaie beii remains sol
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PIN falsely sO,raiied. " dloi3s.li WiH
,ghifA, 40 had hoped ~ Hefiiirf al her pct
iioolis as u were. to hrr very spflebfne.
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no MORE REDUCTIONS.
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