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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-22
Firemen Meet Death on DUTY.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Jan. 21.--A disastrous
fire broke out tonight in the Mckay build
ing. Half an hour after the alarm Wal
given the corner wall fell upon three FIRE.
men, killing one instantly and injuring two
others. One of these latter died three
hours later. The names OF the fremsn
are: Sylvester W. Burns and John Hess
killed. and FRED Sackett. who escaped witt
broken leg and other injuries. The
building was occupied BY nearly a dozer
manufacturing concerns. The estimated
loss on contents of the building is 500, 600
about half insured. The loss on the build.
ing is $780, 900. with insurance of $35.O00.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-22
May Go. Even ON Mocom...

WILMINGTON, Jan. 2l.--When the nomis
nation of McComas, to be district Judge,
was called mp in executive session Of The
senate to-day rather stormy time snsusd.
Tho debate was quite lively for a Tins and
a number of democratic senators admitted
that the situation resolved itself into sort
Of political retaliation. They recalled The
fact that during the closing days of She
last administration Cleveland nominatsd
the present vice-president-eleot for The
identical office and the republicans held II
up. This is their opportunity TO gst even
and some senators are mot backward In o..
pressing their intention OF doing 60 II u u
within the range Of possibilities
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-22
Flathead nlll Unpopuiar.

COLUMBIA FALLS, Jan. 21.- Special. r.
Details of tho Flathead county bill became
known yesterday and protests are In Circu-
lation in all parts of the connty. The bill.
in its entirety. suits NO locality. Over 800
names were enrolled to the protast to-day.
The total will reach 1900 by Monday. II
can be safely stated that the bill, % :
whole, is generally and unanimously ops
posed by the people. Three Of the mon
named in the bill for officers signed the
protest against the measure.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-22
Cann,baiisn, At eea.

Colon. Jan. N.--SurvivoEs of the crew
and passsngers OF the Spanish sloop Juan,
were sent to the spanish consul. Their
story is horrible. For seven days they
lived on puppies and whatever else they
could find. and tasted twenty days. Two
OF those rescued admit eating the flesh OF
those who died. or twenty three souls on
board eight died. Eleven passengers. the
captain and three OF the crew survived.
Among the evidences of cannibnlism WAS n
woman's arm. broken off inst below the
elbow, picked almost to the bone. Among
the survivors were one woman and little
bOv.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-22

Of Vioe-Presidsnt Morton, N
tho electoral certiiicstea I24S
afternoon; "All the states
their electoral votes BY mail ~
been received BY tho prsaidenSa *
sent their electoral votes
senRor,-at least thsy hase RI
received by the president of th0
Colorado. Conneottcut. Florida,
Indiana. Kentucky, Montana, Nort6
kota. Oregon, Rhode lsland, nouih f. h
kots, Tennossee. Washington aud Wts.f
conain. Ia" ERS
Senator Msndorson advocates, bofoys i
presidential election, the issns ave authen-
tic circular Of Instructions addressed 10 the
electoral colleges Of ths different atatss. "a
as to avoid these periloun tniahApx IL II
be In his seat ~ presidents OF The senate. on
Monday next, tho evensiul fourth Monda7
| in January"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-22
A Proposed silver Treaty.

LONDON, Jan. 2l.-The Financial News
publishes draft OF the proposed silver
treaty between the United States and Great
Britain. drawn by Alexander Dolmar, Of
tho silver commission OF 1876. II does not
disturb the gold basis OF either country nor
introduce any embarrassing pledges. Each
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-22
Pretend They Az /

CHICAGO. Jan. 2l.--Thd1
wart republicans uast as7
board al their annual I
ilton club this sveain
Roosevelt. First Ass(60
cfai Evans and sevo
men were present fE&1
koosevelt delivered n
on "Amsricauissn un
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-22
suffocated by Nstura, Gas.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Jan. 21.-As there
were no signs of life at the homo of Henry
ONeal at nine O'Clock this morning friends
broke in to find the father, mother. sister
and daughter lying almost at the point of
death. They were suffooatsd by natural
gas. A physician succeeded in resusoitat-
ing all but the sister and daughter. who it
is believed. are fatally affected.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-22
HEARrRENpING SCENES.
At the Hospital Where the Victims Were
Taken.

AZ the Hospital Whers the victims were
Taken.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 22.-The scenes in The
hospital rooms whore the wounded were re-
moved were most pathetic. Dirty, oil
soaked rags were cut away from the bodies
and laid bars tho horrible work of the
burning oil. Hands and faces wore
all scorched ana bleeiing; lips
and noses all swollen and distortsd;
eyes either burned ont or flames eaten aud
encrustsd with blood and dust. The hands
OF many were burned to a crust, fingers
wsra missing and arms broken. Several
OF tho victims, when uncovered. were found
10 be without outiole. the flames having
cooked and burned il until il either olung
to the clothing in removal or fell away of
its own accord,
Soon by each bier. with anxious, tear
stained faces and dishevelled appearance,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-22

n o x @ . the
choice of the
Michigan load
or as secretary
of state in the
Cleveland cab
met probable.
Soon after the
election, so the
soso koOss sAo
president-e elsot
in expressing
hia oratitudA
to Mr.. Dickin-
son for his ad-
rnirsblo man.
aQement Of the
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-22

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l.-Ths sub-oommiS@S
tee on the Pinkerton system will report NJ
the full judiciary committee Of the house
Tuesday. The report will show an agree
msnt on facts. and that tho mem betA eto
part OF congress Ia called for - . result of
the investigation. Broderiok. Of Kansas.
and Boatner, of Louisiaua, are Of She
opinion that law might perhaps ba
framed which would be edectual and also
constitutional to meet troubles suoh % co.
CURED at Homestead, but may decide not
TO press their individual opinions.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-22
10th Want th. e,h,,,r.,

PAnrs, Jan. 21.-Mrs. Elliott Seborowski,
formerly Madame de 6tuers. has applied to
the courts here for an order enforcing the
decree of divorce of the South Dakota court
giving her the custody of her children. now
in their fathers custody. Under the de-
cree he obtained he was granted . divorce
and possession of the children.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-22

Bosr ON, Jan. 2l.-Ex- Burgess McLuokis.
of Homestead, Pa. writes to the editor Of
the Labor Leader. asking for aid to enable
him TO defend himself against the charge
OF riot and murder. preferred against him,
and to prosecute his suit against the Car
nogis officials.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-22
Victim Of Inrratitu,le,

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 2l.-ln the joint
convention Powers received 40 votes. Pad
dock 56. The rest scattering. Paddock a
friends claim no has been made the victim
of treaohery and base ingratitude BY mon
who promised TO stand bv him AZ thlHr frat
and only choice. and who sftorwAfds ba-
oams candidates themselves.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-22
MAY Danosa Pana.

VALPARAlso, Jan. 21.-Tne condition of
affairs in the Argentine Province OF Cor
rientes il growing steadily worse and may
yet lead to serious complications for the
federal government. In fact it ia genera
believed here that the crisis which may end
in the deposition of President Pena is i'm
rninnuk
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-22
Charged VITA K..,lns c.t.le.

MILES Cry. Jan. 2i.-.ISpeoiall. Frsd
Jerkey and Bill Miller were brought Into
the city last evening charged with killing
cattle. II is said they have killed sattle u
the V. v. V. brand near Alzada, on the Lit
tie Missouri river. Miller came 10 thioH
country about q year aga ~ . barber.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-22
Married the Dsnseuse.

LONDON. Jan. 21.-A sensation WAS caused
in Irish circles by the announcement that
T. B. Curran, N. P. for Kilkenny, was pri-
chester to the Australian donseuse, Merle
Brooks. who is playing the principal part,
that of q boy. In q local pansomime. Cur
ran 10 about 20 years of age and is the
youngest member of the house Of COM
mons.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-22
Tho Boiler Exploded.

GOSHEN, Ind. Jan. 21.-The water works
boiler at Naphsnes exploded this afternoon
killing three men and injurine two others.
The killed are N. A. Franck, of the town
board; George Parker and Electrician
johnson. The injured are Jonas aud
Whistler, boiler makers.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-22
Two Sections Crash Together.

HARRISBURG. Pa, Jan. 21.-The second
section of the east-bound fast express on
the Pennsylvania road ran into the hrst
near Stanton this morning. demolishina
and setting FIRE TO the rear sleeper. Only
four Iassengers were in the car. all of whom
were injured. Prof. Henry w. Rolfe, OF the
University of Pennsylvania, and A. A.
STERN. wholesale jewelsr, of New York,
most seriously.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-22

Legislature. which Ia
now in session, invit-
ing Roger Q. Mills to
deliver an address be-
fore that body. This
invitation may be sig
nificant and again it
may mean nothing"
said q Texan to-day.
Politics is in q mixed
ondition-t erri bl y
n.xed; and nobody can
oresee what may hap
pen. Gov. BoRg and
tho I opulists seem to be
friendly, and nobody
l.un-o s,,uh l,nw lna~l -
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rnterv,.w with u,.v.l..d.

SYRACUSE. N. Y. Jan. 21.--(irevee M
land, returning from ths fnnee1o r.
President Hayes. passed thfeuGk
day. Al the station shis dtalo0
reporter took place, r.
do you believe the Hepoak
passsd?" & s5z|
II hope so." SsS &
'Do you oppose frss eoinaN
II have nothing TO say a.
"Havs you any thing % N St
The tariff Will the 0ekt
rspsaled2"
II would like 10 know n
power for"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-22
Got -Four Year..

LIVINGSTON, Jan. Especial. j---LsNs
renos Daily. who was convicted Of forgery
ut this term of tho district court was No.
day sentenced BY Jud9e Henry - feup1
years In she psnitsntiary. lyS
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-22
Barees Crushed ana Sunk.

BELMONT. KY, Jan. 21.-The ioe gorg
here broke. The steamer Hines and several
barges were crushed and sunk. causing a
loss of $4,000. Three negroes who were on
the barges persisted.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-22

follows: 1.-THE
press. both at
homeand abroad
has treated
Chancellor Cap
rivi's late speech
in tho military
committee Of the
rel Q hstag as
though 1t pro-
claims q fundA-
mental change in
Germany's pol
ioy. This yieW
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-22
DON N. FOR PREMIER.
A Story That the Michigan States
man May Be Secretary
OF State.
Organized Efforts to Boom Candi.
dates Are not Pleasing to
Mr.. Cleveland.
Mills Invited to Address tho Texas Legis-
iRturs-What 1t May Msau--Kii-
gore and Culbers0n.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 21.-Western demo-
cratic politicians. stanch friends of Don
M. Dickinson, who we're in the city yester-
day. discussed story. which. IL true,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-22
Explaining THE SPEECH.
Caprivi's Address Interpreted by
His Official Paper. the Nord
Dutch zeitung.
Much to Be Made OF the Visit
OF the Czarovitch to
Berlin.
Charlty's sAke-sufferlng From Gold
Weather In Berlin.

BERLIN. Jan. 21.-The Nord Dutch Zei-
tunR gives a ssmi-offioial statement from
the North German Gazette, which reads as
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
WACO RAlI.RoAn NEws.


Waco, Tex, Juuc -. tsp ,clnfA The
hNas Central rilroAd today completed
the ptnhase OF q larec trnct Of land In
East Waco, for which negotiations have
been In progress for several weeks. The
purchase amounts To $4,000 The land
VIII bc used for freight yards. denots
aud terminal facilities Tor handlinv
tteight. The property was purchased Ia
Tue name Of Charles u. Gold OF New
York. enc Of the heaviest stockholders In
The company, The purchase Is sigmiheant
81 the early extension OF the Texas Cen.
tfal railmad from Ross intN Waco.
which Il Is understood will be- under
tnkrr In very short time. The an.
hpNhcement Of the purchase civcs much
satisfaction here II " held that as
soon IS the Central builds iuto the city
u Will take M the matter Of building
into East Texas along the line of the
contemplated Waco aud Now Orleans
railroad, General Manngcr Hamilton
states that the purchase was made today.
nut is reuccnt concerning tho nr,t move
m,nt OF TIE company That he i dc.
Nonnr much time aud attention tn the
sfYcfsi extensions of the road with The
not doubted. ~
The idea advanced In the Dallas News
To-Day concerning the Waco and North.
western and AransuE Pass ntiloaJs
nhliing now bridge for the ,lty ncross
thc brnzos aud taking the present Ans.
pension bridge with right-of.ways upnn
uiher Side IN payment * ail0rllue ran.
ROAD otiicinls much amusement
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
A FUEL SAVER

L. VI. Roberts, superintendent Of mo
tive power of the South Carolina road,
with headquarters Al Charleston, has,
according 10 The Charleston News aud
Corrier. clear truck TO fame and for
tune through the medium 81 staple
but effective device, the application Of
which enables m ordinary locomotive to
run ut q given speed with the consump.
tinu Of bnt little more than onc-hnlf Of
the quantity Of coal used by compound
engine on similar trip.
Recent experiments with two engines
running between Charleston and Cdum-
bia show thnt while the compound en-
rines consume hut - per cent less fuel
than the ordinary simple engine. this
same simple engine provided with Mr..
Roberts device will consume over ~
per cent less coal than the compound
engine The device Is 50 simple that II
can be applied 20 the ordinary engine In
construction. without additional cost.
whereas the expense Of building the com
ponnd over the simple locomotive Is ma
ierinlly greater. The News and Courier
saws that while 1t ordinarily requires a
fraction less than a ton Of coal for an
engine to haul train Of four cars from
Charleston TO Bmnclville. q distance Of
.iXty-two miles. with the application Of
Mr. Roberts device The ,snnc service IL
nccomp s.rd with the consumption OF
buf g,lj pounds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25

, Saitle traffic On the Katy Is again
:. H. Ely, the Katy's commercial
agent. has gone ON trip.
Z. u. lewis, claim agent Of the Cotton
nelt, WIN headquarters AT Tyler was IN
ue railroad center yesterday
John y. Lcith. travelling freight agent
ui me ~ Louis aud San Francisco.
Put III ah appearance yesterday
Il w. Norton, travelling freight agent
ana George England, travelling auditor.
town.
w. w. lARaumc general passenger ana
ticket agent, and s. g. Warner general
passenger agent OF the Cotton Belt. have
gone To st Louis.
II, Ward, the gentleman who is
holding down brick" al tho Union
depot telegraph office win spend SUNDAY
with his wife and family at Dallas,
Major Sam Hunt general liycstocl,
agent OF the Katy, came In FROM a triu
yesterday, aud will spend Sunday with
his family
All that is mortal Of n. Shmghncssy
The brakeman who met with an uniimtv
death at WeaihorfOm, was taken to
Dublin for intTment Yesterday via the
Fort Worth aud Rio Grande,
The Cotton BELT claim. tue credit for
inaugurating Tho last cut In Worlds fnir
rates, but i Is whispered that the rate
was decided upon previously nt mi.
waite meeting Of the general passenger
agents Of the lines Interested
y new conductor has become a resi-.
lc1t of Fort Worth. aud liyes al DOO
Monr0r irrct Conductor Ilummel " the
Fort Worth aud DVnNcE who resides AZ
tliu sane house. Is being congratulated
by his humorous frlcnda. and cigars nrr
plentiful, Weight. ten pounds.
While a Gazette reporter was stand.
Ing IN the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
Office for nhont five inintrs Yesterday
afternoon Ticket agent McMoy sold 10
one cuttlcmnn I've tickets TO CnicaFo.
which, with Slpsnlhg.cur fare. rtr..
amounted TO ever S226. Not q bad five.
minutes work.
&. II. Bpardman, passenger agent Of
the Missouri, Kansas aud Texas. came
~ yesterday mornlH from a Trip through
The state, and left Ia the evening for 81
Louis, where he will spend Sunday with
his family aud attend 20 Important mi.
yate business Monday. He carried with
HIN beautiful casket Of lrishman'H
delight.
A party Of officials Of the Fl0ridn Cen.
trnl aud Pcninsulnr railway. In charge
OF Walter q. Coleman, came Ia yester.
day from Jncksouyille ~ special ear en-
route to California via Denver. Federal
Judge Swnyne OF Jncksunyile. is guest
Of the party
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25

The Pennsylyanin's Keystone limited
y now running regularly In two sec.
tons.
j. W. Deans has been appointed con.
ir1cting agent OF the Great Northern In
New York.
The gross earnings NJ the Missouri.
Kansas and Texas road for the second
week Of Jine reached A2D0O5D, or S2i.-
9ti In excess " last year
Meetings OF local AGENTS are being held
at all prominent Western competing
points . rnniEe subsidiary associations
10 the Western Passenger association.
Work On the extension Of the Burling.
ton aud Missouri IN Montana has com.
70 the Grow Indian reservation this
year.
by a traGc alliance between The Erie
railway and the New York and New
England railway, the Erie horeafte,
will have a through train service BE-
tween Chicago aud Boston.
The traffic alliance between the EHe
aud New York and New England was
made possmie by the failure Of ex.
President Mcleod Of the Rending %
carry ont bis consolidation plan.
Gross earnings Of tho aggregated Atch.
isDn. TOpeka mud Santa fe System for
the second Mtf'k 10 iNEr were NM
GT3.l5. an increase " SiO227 ~ over
thu corresponding week last yHar.
Railroad employees IN Pennwlvanla
have organized vast association whose
sole object Is 10 vote against any politi-
cal hspirant who has MOI shown biui.
self IN favor Of equal laws for MI and
proper legislation for railroad employees.
ia. phlhd Aia aud Heading lisilfnad
reports tie ceai Tonnage transported over
it, system for the week ending June II,
J2s. l:G tons. an incrrasc ~ liJ.G22 tons,
ard from Jan. I. li.g15.55O tons. on
Increase of s,ii.DS3 ions,
Eleven German army officers have
started for the United States 10 study
the railway sysieui- Of This country
Each oilirar viii De- assigned 10 travel
oyer certain railways. ~ That together
they WI. get 40 Intelligent idea " an
The railway systems u Amrhra.
The Ccntr.i railr9iI Of Georgia mast
tear ap iis track ~ Chattanooga on llnI
owned hy ihr CnelirntL New ORLEANS
nni 1fxas PariHc rniipad- Such wns
the tenn IT 4 decision git9li ~ she Fed
arai court By Iuiga kcg. IN suit
lronehf by tho lCininhu eoilrany against
Reesirrr frlton Of iLf Central The
case viii b. appealed 70 tho United States
suprrnie c1aft, as tho matter n consid.
cred very Important BY boih parties 10
ihr litigation
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
a GOOD MOVE.

The Worlds fair being the great AZ
tr1cfj5u this year the usual Summer r.
sorts suffer corresponding iss. People
'.tiv en.v circumstances and this
Jas. furnishes the bulk Of the snmmer
tn,rist b1sincss-are 10 great extent
,5yinr their usual summer outing spent
fn The mountains, by the streams ana ~
The forests, the go.by ,,.t L. a..
edr. The Fort Worth and Denye Tail'
mad md has decided to place on sale ncke,s
Ia lie Volts fair at fonlnd w ~, W.
W si,7 II, yia Denver aud Kansas wy;
~ ~ ,nI,ic viii have an opportunity OF
l al md WISHING the numerous deilgili-
s s rsso ere in Colorado. and after slend
Inr fen days or weeks , there ,s aI ". sps
ease may be- 90 on % NM Siaias delieiis
tgnfs r,,rer ouiing with view OF w
il ~ ~ Greatest Of all wonders th'
White City.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
THAT REDUCED RATE.

Everything is quiet. for the time be-
ing. on the troubled question of rates
all the roads selling at the reduction IL.
augurated by the Cotton Belt aud au-
nounccd IN yesterdays Gazette. namely
S30u5 for The round trip, Jake Iuin
Of the Texas aud Pacific says his road
will Keep pace with any further reduc-
ti0n, even II Il gets down TO - basis
The Missouri. Kansas and Texas and
the Cotton Belt express similar
determination. while tho Santa Fe will
always bcj IN the swim,
Worlds fair travel has taken a boom
IN this city and the various ticket agents
were kept busy all day yesterday maxi
ing sales The Texas and Pacific had
tvenly-scvcn people from Fort Worth
yesterday who took the Cannon Ball
for 81. Louis and Chicago. aud the Katy,
Cotton Belt and Santa Fe did each a
rushing business
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25

ci'lei action on the long DELAYED qaes-
tinn of sugar rates frpm New Orleans
10 Missouri RIVER poiiliS. They have
srrccd To- euforcc ,hc following rates,
To Kansas City. Atchison, lcavcn.
worih and -; Jnscnh, 20 cfntsi Omaha
- vents and Sioux Fails, 81 rents.
This basis gives the regular milcage
dilltrcniial Ia the nearer points and no
mnNcs the previous Hat rates 10 All
pclnts. which have kept Interested roads
N hot wafer for Years, President
Mercy OF the New ORLEANS Traffic as.
scciatinn lines viii refuse to honor any
Other ratcs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
r.. ANn 3. MAIlNINGs.

baltimore. June 2}-'fhe statement 81
,-',ts,ss and expenses submitted ~ th'
i,,nisr month"; meeting Of The direct;
Nc n the Baltimore and ONO f9ilivl,.
Vhows an increase Of Sil,1ss W the 100 ~,
earnings and Sllsj9o ~ net KIN,
aver those Of May' lslZ' aug VI
lalFV h;.,arv Of The mad. TIE enrninsl
W. ,he 6Ist three wcele Of June show
i1l 'hcre will be- Corresponding ~.
ll', IN both gross nnd net earnings
\, I'm lime. 1873, over June, lsJ@'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
rLIn LIMIr FIXEp.

The reorganization committee Of the
Richmond Terminal has fixed O iime linz
/, for the depositing Of stock and bonds
~ Tho I.ouisville Southern. Under the
1rovisions Of The limit the issues must
hs deposited with Drexel. Morg0n 4
"a BIZ July &. otherwise the holders
,,iil have 10 pay pcnnlties. OF the en-
~ issna OF S5OlO.OOO first mortgage
hands and s8,OOO.OO0 capital stock u me
Ionisyiile Southern, nearly one-hnlt has
heen deposited with The columbia
nance and TFui company Ahp WIN
Drexel. Morgan & Co
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
children teething sooths the ciil J. softels
lilo gums, allays pain. cures VIVA cone
and i the best reinedy Tor diArr1oe4.
* CENTS a bottle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25

IN Union Depot addiiion nfs , XXX
LOIS y Inv prifer. small elsn i.,'
or and low rats q in,sae vau out
, y, ~, olfcc and we VIII axe ~
y. shew vou the lois. ca, 1 90
SWAMI, - Agents