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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
SELECTIONS FROM THE MAIL.
SA R. MEMBERSHIP RECORDS.

D. "A. ".
SOME QUESTIONS TO WHICH DIRECT REPLY
is ASKED.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
sir: Mr.. L. j. Allen again attacks the methods and
membership records OF the S. A. r.. and repeats that
the 5. II. people In doubt to the accuracy Of
those records. Very well, then Mr.. Allen speaks
by authority, 1t must be supposed. The existence Of
a state OF doubt In the S. r. mind will have to be
taken for granted 1t Is very funny that those doubts
should exist but the fact must not be disputed.
The spectacle Of good men blind appeals both TO
ones compassion and ones OF the ridiculous.
Mr.. Allen uncOnsciousy makes certain admissions
which will strike the A. X. people with great sur.
prise. 1t would answer any purpose have ever had
In mind TO leave the discussion between Mr. Allen
and exactly this point. except In one respect.
/ really would like to have Mr.. Allen explain one
point.
These doubts appear to have existed In the minds
OF the S. II. for about two years The s. Il.
men heard Of Mr.. Cregars report at the time 1t was
read about years ago, and made herculean eorts
to get copy OF IT.. They knew the substance OF
1t at the time. Mr.. Allen may not have known, but
other officials did know. Now. why consider
ing the torturing doubts In the S. r. mind as 10 the
accuracy OF the A. X. membership records doupts
which have prevailed for two years more. why did
tile 5. II. themselves invite conference with the
5. A. r. relative to union Why did they confer IN
arrange "plan OF unioi," without ever raising thai
point about records expressing their doubts OF
asking for an examination OF the records Why dlo
their Official representatives at the February 10 con-
ventions declare that could have union before
night II the 5. A. Il. convention would ADOPT tne
g%fPTH THE Rn Of Hn2n' FAD "nS
s. r. REQUEST. why did the S. X. people; after long
delay THEN raise the point ABOUT rceOrus "hu 10"
for q two months adjournment ,r,
VIII Mr.. Allen please face the music sIa qua n.y.
VIII he please answer these questions squareiy not
by innuendo or by creating side Issue, put by an
answer directed to the merits OF the q'iesoh' n %o
not know how much either h. or the .. II. peopIo
care for the good opinion OF the S. A. Il. Socls,.ff,
but II they do care much an honest mnn hoya pro
nomnded will tend toward better understanding.
So far public explanation Of this the very SeI nv
and kernel OF the whole issue, has been avOiue9 o.
the s. r. writers II Mr.. Allen Is as sensitive a3 pi
his society BEING UNFAIR etc. as ne Is anou answer
nv 6uestions sGuarely. Respectfully. -
New.York, March 13, 1893 HENkf hAbh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
,ru, vopr poryD STEAMER IN DISTRESS.

philadelphia, March l3-stenmer Eimviie, Nap'ain
nova rcnor,s that on March o. In latitude 80 "A
xrh longitude 30 80 West, they sighted the British
ship Western Monarch from Caleta 8uena, November
,o for New.York with nitrate, flying signals OF dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
.r,v ,.,yurDRJIT STILL IMPROVING.

c,ntan Jacob H. Vanderbilt. who i'll with pneumonia
=, his home On Grymcs Ill., Staten Island continues 10
,nrova He IS extremely weak and Is not out OF
aac hut he rests easily and his ultimate recovery +
LAZY looked for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
LATE STEAMSHIP ARRIVAL.

The North.German Lloyd steamer Saae Captain RinRk
and Southampton, arrived ct Quarantine hee
last night. She brought no Of the Naronic-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14

Twelve fast trains for Buffalo and Niagara nm
daily, via New-York Central
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14

The balance Of trade is not now in favor OF thb
country.-Edj
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

well developed rumor Is uilolt here
tonight that the Louisville and Nashville
railroad company Is about to close nego-
tiotions for the purchase Of the Knoxville,
Cumberland Gap and Louisville railway
siyty.eieht miles ia length, from Chmber-
land Gan TO Knoxville, and from ilrc
Naripfta and North Georgia railway, -OA
miles In length. from Knoxville to Mari
ain. Ga. Tho total price to BE- pald ~ d9r
ne Two roads will aggregate S2'Voo,Wn,
sIvs Knoxville. Tom, special Agents
nf the Louisville and Nashville syndicate
bayc been in the city for several days
it,vsstirnting the affairs Of the TWO roads.
Mo Marictta and North Georgia rail'
why Is 10 he sold at receivers sale in
n few weeks. when the purchase WIZ be
made. while the bOndholders Of me hhoA-
viile Cumberland Gap and Louisville are
onxious 10 sell. From Marietta TO At
lonto. a distance Of twenty miles the
Marietta and North Georgia railway now
connects with the Western and Atlantic.
When the new deal Is consummuted, now
ever. plnus will at once be made by we
now owners To build line OF iis own 90
the GATE City. The purchase OF these tlMnp
evstems viii mean much for AnoAvllie
ana Atlanta. as well as the entire south
Nv establishing a through frfigh ana pas
ssnger line via the route between AiianA
and Cincinnati.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
l., p. A.,

From the "rruvcler."
As well try to storm the adamantinc
prom0iories Of Gibraltar with green peas
as to try to out 10 the Trayclers Pro
tective association. the more you try TO
down II the more Il gets ON top,
The secret of having plenty of members
NJ your post meetings, and having thcm
call often, lies in the manner in which
they are received aud treated. A cor
dial greeting and letting them know that
they are at home al the rooms has much
TO do with posts success Cool in
difference or ffigd politcness 10 members
and visitors Is enough 60 freeze the life
out of any post Ia any division.
Members Of Post II please take note
Of the above, Write It deem down into
ymr hearts and then your hands wont
be slow To respond. A pleasant smile,
cordial handshake win put life into
Your meetings, your organizations and
into your work, What's the matter with
the boys inviting their lady friends as
well MS gentlemen friends to az even.
ing's social entertainment Mach good
would come Of II no doubt and Il would
bring Post ~ into sncinl prominence.
Think Of this, gentlemen, and let us hear
from you in rcgant to II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

Tho western general managers agree
NOM prohibiting the issue Of passes 10
s,,inncts and reiucing all forms Of free
TRANSPORTATION to the minimum VIII go
into effect January l, says ihe Ctcago
Herald In TO last evening the assent
III, vote of every Western iine eA,fps ile
Dsnyei. ara no Grande was oDtalhtas'
'T,e affirmative vote Of mus lne s.n'i
LAY expected. ind Il was voted hhiihl-
y ..,'sns ~ The general MANAGERS ysster-
~, mi the ugrcement into iVIce'
I',:,.rv line except the Denver anu ilo
it sle,a ,tss REPRESENTED 10 person or py
T nrcHy In cltler case full power 10 act
wv Tv5a agreement fully equals ne iin IN
,,rant pools oil the western iIpl s,.... iluI
sgreement In importance ~ W. bnn,
sc'terJay that II the agreement = no .i,
u "a ont for q year Il VIII result
es'la -, ~ nearly Si3bplV1 10 the
IA y ~ 8,sa.,ern roads. This enormous
alii s,.,t - transportation has been fiNeh
a..'' snn.ally IA spite Of goOd hnHiness
49, and lie interstate com nele. y,
~ atfempt TO form the 7srrenl.i NJ, 4,
hern made every sear nsl ~ ' ,r.n,tS ~ ~
ss,'ii' a i,@,-nin' OF ,inly lasted a llultn pt
alea . fia.s fr.yious failures have taushi
w. 4. ,sciil lesson. The present yes
many 4" W, ,..,,sot being tie result Us
OF VIZ .,.iii ~ A matter OF the lgns*i ~
conlsf y. W. ~ .oads Its success. inougn
ieI ,h,e v'90d marx an ga n Fii,. ..sil
~ Ne4trru lineS pelhA =. ii;,,- ,6I
have ~ ~ f'ea grace in ile matter 81
,assIs,siaiar agrsslnenl. in s,,, nv con-
s' sh,i and consistently pise' m5sh, be
ser ~ iii Eastern riaas y
p,'eil. ~, s.o,l ratfng rates 'pA.
70 do - For tffo As'N'''' ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

"a. p..,,,, Iivcstoclf agent for the
u, VI -. ,,.,,,t mi last nieht.
Npu"n 49, .-....g.ii,,., ,,.ss,.,,,..r a,,spt
A. A. .'ii.ron 4, "a CAM, in Iast nieslt
OF lpe '',,Yl - aas.i ,,asso,,,..r ana
Gn.fon aife ~ ,be ,r.,os ana Pacific.
Is 10 TIE cl'y'
]. w. Henderson cinrt enslheer q, we
Rock Island. Is very SEX AT MS rsS'uehce
on Lamar sireei.
II. NJ. Jolly. Western passenger agent
Of fhe hsi>t lthntn9tti 'HHil'" anu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
WHAT Is A RAILWAY LINE?
philnlelphn Recnrl.

The seventh annual report Of the In
terstate Commerce commission Gills al
tention TO the important results following.
the decision Of the court OF appeals
In an Iowa case wherein the word
'linu" in the statute was given wholly
different meaning from that which tho
commission had held was the proper
construction. This decision. as since
ampliiied by other courts. now amounts
to the principle that one railroad Is q
line. and that the same and another
railroad is a different line, and that three
railroads are still another line, and 80
ON; and that rates OF one line are not 10
be compared with rates on another, The
commission holds thar the worl line
mems a physicnl line tracks OF one
or morn ruilrpads-aud that line may
be extended over other roads by simply
connecting the tracks
II is very evident that until the courts
and the Interstate commerce commission
shall have reached q common understand
ing as 10 the meaning OF such an essen
mi and fundamental term 80 the word
cline" the commission viii be- at a great
disadvantage in attempting to exercise
tbc powcrs with which II has been in
vested. II is equally clear that the COM
mission Is right in asking, among other
matters Of additional lcgslnton. that the
word in question shall be given legis'
lntiyc definition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
READING TO BoRRow.

A Philadelphia dispatch says: The
petitions Of the receivers of the Reading
railroad for authority to modify the
existing contract between the Reading
company and the Finance company Of
Pennylyanin was today approved by
George L. Crawford. special master in
the rccciyerhip The proposed modif-
cation of the contract will enable the
receivers TO obtain advances from the
Finance company TO the amout Of So
100000 instead Of 100000 as under
the old agreement.
Nathan Biiur of New York, counsel
for Isaac L. Rice. stated today that Mr.
Rice,s petition asking for the removal
Of the Reading railroad receivers will
be filed IN the United States circuit
court this week. probably on Thursday.
II is said the petition viii 20 at length
into the New York aud New England
and Boston and Maine deals, and VIII
criucsc the attitude Of the receivers
towards the same. MilnanRgcmcnt Of
the receivers in various directions will
also he alleged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

Special to the Gazette.
breckenridge. Tex, Dec, o. District
court refOnyenrd yesterday evening ana
completed the jury for The Coekrrll muir,
ar ensc. The taking Of testimony WIN
begin this morning
T. NJ. Ward. who has been doing a gem
,rai nerf4inudiHe business here Tor the
paet eight years, u closing out IN. stock
snJ Viii retire from business. TINS Wi
leave a good opening for some hrm Win
annie capltli TO carry % large Stock
~ General merchandise. who would no
Jnnhi Rnt m Immense trade, for there
y no other trading point an the county
Of any CONSEQUENCE
1Sie Breckenridge Rubber mills, which
have been IN operation several months,
are doing heavy business, running night
@nd day. and has not been idle II day
sincn pat 10 operation
considerable wheat Il being howed ~
this county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

WHAT'S the matter with our regular
meetincsl Don't you rnd The Gazette
aud keep Informed nhOut them or don't
You know where the Chamber Of Com
merce Is located7 If ia n incunyenient
for you to walk ~ them send iis Il postal
or phone US and we'l dispatch you
bus.
a new year Is approaching and resOlu.
tons will soon BE- In order. For the
benefit Of The boys We reprint the follow.
ing from the Boot and Siipe Recorder;
THE DRUAfMERS RESOLVES.
Never 70 drink -'iill he's dry;
Never 10 wink wiih--one eyer
Never 10 sell epod--bni for cash:
Never sell good goods for iraah;
Never make He1's' too small;
Never TO dance az q bah,
Never sell more than bis friend;
Never 80 broke only lend:
Never 90 sltnting on hlntrs;
Never kick lightly on rates.
Never give Mes0ns his grip"
Never say .1iad a poor uipN
Never make drafia-iip q Cue;
Never lnok black when he's hiue:
Never iiiow ont lectdc Lights
Never 20 home early nights;
Never VIII niri-wiih his Wife
Never eat soup with n llniie;
Never wants salary he's worth.
Never announce he's 'on earih.
Never make promises and break 'en;
Mover break hearts. fdep forsnEe them
And an 10 b continued January j, 1891.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

John ] knight, state agent for Tin.
sley Tobacco company.
j u. Mcpherson Of the Christian Piper
Tobacco company, ST. Louis. Mo.
G.. u. Moray Of ST. Louis, represent
inR the Lggott x Myor Tobacco CON,
pany.
Arthur w Smith Of Little Rock, Arb.
with the Christian Piper Tobacco COM
pnny.
Frank Kohlbeck. the champion hustler
Is resting MP from hid arduOus labors fol
day or two.
Alex. Paunill on ms first trip TO Tcxna
for II l.. lnglcs y Co, 81. Louis, No.
and Boston. Mass.
Ed Smith Of Durham, n G.. was In
the city few dnye 10 t,ie interest OF
n. / Lyon y Go.
George Bacchus Of Laird Sch0ber 4
Mitchell, Pbihdclphid Pa. with ais
handsome line Of ladies fine fhoes.
host Of travelling men made Fort
Worth their headquarters during the
week just closed Among them we noted
the following;
O.. NJ, Blnck, who represents the well
known grocery house of j A. Kemp a
Co., Bowie. Tex. made himself at home
last Saturday.
John Hart is IN q when Il comes 10
selling hats aud bonnois, and may BE-
you think he isn't when II comes bis turn
nt story tellingl
Our friend ~. s. Turk. who has been
on the sick Hist for two or three weeks
Is able TO get around again and tho boys
are glad TO see him up.
G.. s. Watson is unloading a car Of
bis celebrated Hoe Cake Soap and we
hereby giye notice 10 cholera und all
kindred diseases 10 skip.
Tho only original John j Doheny Of
Philadelphia. was showing ia aumplcs u
cheap clothing to Fort Worth merchants
last Tuesday When II comes 10 having
fun, Doheny lays all hy brothers from
the Emerald isle deep into the shade
Roy. Homer +. Wilson. noted tray.
cling evangelist, IS ~ course one OF the
"hOys," and they like 10 listen TO tue
earnest words Of such an eloquent 10
vine Mr.. Wilson is holding meetings at
the Christian church in tlie city aud
cordially invites Oh the travelling mef
10 come aud get acquainted with him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

Business is permitting us 10 rest w
same now said Mr. Sehriever Of the
sontbern Pacific railroad 10 New Or
leans Timcs-Democrlt reporter. Inc
restoration Of rates to Texas ligiitens me ~,
surnr and molasses business coilsilefhlig,
tLeugh other III rs Of freight are MOVING
along smoothly enough. n,o..1
us and Pacific railroads say the move
MONT Of these two commodities VIII r.
snme their accustomed bulk, however. ~
Z shnrt lime Half Of he cane has hard,
IL be,.n milled. SO they say, Mnen an
he sugar Is turned on the marhr, the4e
will be- a good movement WESTWARD
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
MT. VERNON COURT,


Special TO the Gazette,
Mt Vernon, Tx. Dec o,-'loday dis
trlct court adjourned for the term
The case Of Bob iiingo. who was con-
victrd Of thc crime Of murder, and his
punishment assessed al confinement IN
the pcnitentary for life. came up un a
motion for new trial, which was over
ruled, and defendant appealed.
The grand jury returned twentynlne
indictments, eleven Of which are felonies
.no. Glpsou. Of highly respectable
family OF Red river county was sem
tcncid for term OF Two y,afH for theft
Of cattle.
Pomp Gurlcy, colorcd, two years for
assault TO murder; and Robert Riley,
cOlOrod, two yobrs for burglary
Hon Hmm Glass has proved himself
70 be terror 20 eyil doers AZ prose
cutor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

An apTreciatiyo divine. HnnckinF his
~, nvsr the luscious fruit, observed,
ailonbtIess God might have made q bet
ter frait than Zoe struwbTryi but doubt
~ 10 never didg Had the good par
sou uyed Ia our day and turned h-
thoughts from the products o. mature Y
asc,5io,.d with equal feY0r concerning
,t,,, ~ wgich Offered By Nprchous 4
xteu,fga 4Donhileas man may produce
4 haticr waicli for DE money; but doubt
IL. h. never has,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

Tcw9ship. y. j., so as to avoid grade
dressings
The Pennsylvania Railroad company
has alrcady issued It's hand book OF pros.
peciive Golden Gate tours 10 California,
January II. and The second February -.
y description Of the routes ana rates Is
included In the book.
The Lehigh Valley strike has made
business unurually brisk on she Deia.
ware, l.ackawanna and Western, and
the employees Of the latter road say il Is
Z, rcpHuuon Of another instance Of the
~ wind that blows nobody gN'd,
A specially conducted tour FROM Boston
70 washington aud return has been ar
ranged by the Pcnnsylvania railrond and
will leave Boston via the Fall River line
on December - and arrive back there
the Saturday morning following.
A new snow plow Of the most i'm
proved pattern has been purchased by
the New York. SusQnehanna and West.
ern, General Superintendent q. H. Me
helvey, does not purpose having traius
delayed or stalled. when little thing like
snow plow can prevent It.
Samuel Jackson has been appointed
bridge inspector Of ehc Wyoming divi
sion, Of the I.chieh Valley road, with
headquarters az Milkcsharre. Previous
~ this appointment he was roadnlastcr
OF the. North Pennsylvania and laid the
track for the Eastern anl Northern road,
The most recent addition 10 the motive
power equipment Of the Delaware, Lack.
awanna and Wcstern arc two cnlm burn
ing engines, Nos 16i aud iG2. Roth
werc built az the COOkc Locomotive
Works, Paterson, y j., and weigh sew
enty-hYe toms. They haul the milk
trains.
Samuel Spencer, F. w. Huidckoper
| and Reuben Foster. receivers Of The
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta rail,
road, have issued an order turning over
| TO themselves as trustees Of the Rich.
mond aud Danvlle. all the property OF
The former, including that OF the Chcraw
and Chester Railroad company aud the
Chester and lNnoir narrow guAgc rail.
| road.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

u mo deicrmlpad policy OF the SautA
ia management 90 discontinue daily
trains from Lama TO Santa Re- branch
~ nbont twenty-five miles long The
chmnat,y has lost on The branch for
XXI past ten years not less than S25O.-
bOO Fie passenger traffic averaging not
more than ten o day Tho Santa fo will
either abandon the branch after the first
or January or run oue or Two mixed
irnins 40 Santa Fe weok.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

REVIEW OF THE PAST WEtk.
The Christmas excursions from Texas
to the Southeastern states promises to be
more than great successes, The different
railways are making big preparations and
the passenger agents are being kept busy
hustling for their respective lines
In reviewing the past week, It must be
said that it was an excellent one. Pas
senger business to the East has been es-
pcciaHy good during the week, willie the
freight business shows heavy falling
Oft. on account Of the restoration Of rates.
A heavy rush of immigrants is looked
for during the present week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
ANXIOUS no mn rms wAp

1'N-Ni'oS w hND THE WAR
a 81. Paul dispatch says: II f.
Lomax, general passenger agent Of the
Union Pacific railway, arrived here from
omaha carly this morning. and at 10
o'clock was closctcd with Genenil Pas.
senger Agent Whitney Of tho Grat
Northern, General Passenger Agent I'M.
nlrd OF the 500 Pacific. and General
riasseenger Agent Fee OF the Northern
fac,hc, Il was announced that Mr.. Hill
1 Glld was also authorized 10 act for the
llnes were xuuious 10 end the great rate
war winch has 50 cut into the revenues
S me I'VE roads interested since the
Northern Pacific made a SIS rate from
~, Paul TO Seattle in August. Two
sessions were held today, but basis Of
restoration Of rates was moi agreed upon
aud another meeting will be held to
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
NEW cALIFoRNrA road.

A san Francisco special says: An i'm
portant railroad announcement was made
today. II it is carried out, and indica-
tions are that IL will. San Francisco
viii have u competing railway within
two years. The road. which Is TO be
built by English capitalists. will run
through San Joaquin valley from Stock
ton to Los Angeles The right Of way
has been obtained, all bonds have hecn
taken and the roud is to be completed
in two years FROM January 1, 1891
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

absolutely no rate cutting IN the imme,il.
M, west which has ihreatcn9d tho Ala.
ully on rates The tnnigon,inental
y, S,eIIare is still unsettled. and except for
~. - me entire West Is more frce from
Dus ., rates than Il has been since The cii
pSohng days, This augurs well for the
nnse.ss OF the general Managers agree
rs though Il intended maintsibiBr ""
agreemcnt TO the hist.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

special to the Gazette.
T,bieanah. Z. n. Dec ga Few days
has b..oh elected 81 general supprinicnd.
ed IL the male high FcliOoi Of the Cicero.
tee nation. aud Hon. Waitcr Fields, tn.
,,er,nt,sId,g,t q the female Neninary.
Ihcae arr very prominent positions here,
AMI tbefe was n hot contest for them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
A SOLID Cal, LOAD
Of loaded shells, just received at Ander'
sons gun store.

We have lust secured tho Huffman
,,,nilng on Front street for O WAREHOUSE
md viii carry n very large stock Of
a,'e,vthinR In the way Of grain, feed
sinifs and hay. Before buying call and
rot our prices. .-,,n,,u,. ~,
Telenhone ISL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
IN THE INTEREST or DENVER.
Rocky Mountain News.

There Is very much doubt among vail
way mon as 90 how far the Fort Worth
receiver viii be able to 20 in policy Of
managing the road In "the interest Of
Denver" Slmc VI them think he Will
be almost helpless 10 do anything, at
least for some time to cuur. ur until the
legal battle advances another stage. II
don't think anybody will know the diff,
ference Of management said a Union
Pacific official yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

I'VE sole u first class tiipeAecpera y
an iafunnauf feature Of our business aud
tie reason We arr having speh large salcs
IN sfrlc{iy first class watches ~ *
,rn..ei, Low prices. We never fnirrcp
rs.,.sf our goods but will at al times
.sil son an honcst watch a. elnse prlco
anl rnzfautec 20 give you full ynlpe ~
yduf money
1Ar I4wtlael
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

Xmas presents for All at the new jewel.
~ store. The most beautiful and only new
stock In the city PrioW the lowest
w. w. CHANBGll4lN & co.
3ia Main street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

Cuff and collar buttons exquisite de.
signs,
MoREHoUs x MCBRIDE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

The drpartment store n 80 Main
llIse. .ell.lstlrl NllaK ior ~ efals.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

" an5 10y ne largest stock 81
~ ~ iaf in the Huffman building
ts.i'sel ~ Fort Worth AMI O. The
Is.s x, 7. ANDREWS 8 CO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
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