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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31
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Ale lol1 sATfSFIEn 70 hse tnsr - yea
a efs SEA 1sias ~ees soa k2n kef ~ 80
fnesltfa hstoss stu h4 aa& eoia Aatsf. fsr-
naes eiis hath ~ - c~sb. baiehes szve
Oh easy leffax l. :. Prov a. roola 8. LsfetGs
beta. opposite SWEET heiet
EuR sALE~ A s-roeto sedera hssss. far.
= mace. hath sad ezs - xix fst. sAst
ffest "a Paris assHne. fsr Skts. iIerc :
bArs'an tEss Il Nefesr and ~ Nlcdi-
eosio bssleinss phens ~ =
pRoPERTY owSEaS-if ,oa hsss Ia
that ia afsa 10 sell o. ekeAla fer
ne'asr saa lot % a yea have nsese ssd lol
lei, ~ ses - 20 NJ "a sell AIRY tatpg IA
thr real ale iiDs sall ana me A4ary u
.eet ga cir p9pfefiy. ". X. hTsnihs. -. .
tslisi a. -
WANT a eentrsiy located hoas' and leg
Ne lseaaea ietsi Nii IA the ance "a casa
- WI Asssiinr eneaii,bfaAee. ". Il. ori1ihs.
Na. Cansi ~
EusIskss CHANCES
A IysRYIsKMKNTs OF IAREE LINES OR
"A mere under tSis head. ) cents per line Tor
on. lsseriioa: y s.a,s gss Inc ~ ihrse IN
Az established mAau'sc,ur AZ concern coz
"a tfmilatlng mtsng 10 STAnd hApids. de-
srts 10 form IA alliance Vita \ thorough and
coaigetsat business man. who VIII insest
from ave 20 ia theussnd dollars aud act as
genera manage of the company. The article
manufactured Is July covered by patents. aud
Is Jsed hy every mil owner aad m snulaefurer
In he county. AMI the Opportunity for large
pronts Is assured Pull particulars will 10
given upon .pp,lcaflon- Address A. B. G..
this once.
g, 10 si5 per day az home. selling Lightning
~ Platter and plating irwelry. watches.
tableware etc. Plates the finest Of lewriy
good as new on all Kinds 81 metal with gold.
silver or nickel. No experienced. No capital
livery house has foods needing piatta2 II.
n. Demo. columbus. y.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs DIRECTORY.
rOWAN LopaEN NO. s-Rerulxr csaventions
hnli. No. as and tT sonfa Division street
Visiting Knights cordially invited William
c. Wood. g. g: chas- - Neahr. X n H. :.
VALLEY cfTY LODGE No. i2s-Reguiar
co9yeution every Monday eveniug al
streets. K. ~ wsleott. C. c.; ". h. stevens.
h. OF X a ;.
lily LODGE No. lle-HaiI In Pages block.
~ corner piamneld and Colt avenues Reg
uaar conventions every Friday evening If 20
o'clock. A. l.. Ca.kins. Z. c.; Leo A. Caro-. h.
or X. 4 :.
IMPERIAL LODGE NO. ia-Regalm con-
at h. corn sr 81 Louis and waterloo streets.
J.. 81. wolcott. c. CT ". 4. Ecshr. X OF n and
s Friday. December -; work in first rama
MASONIC DIRECTORY
GRAND RIVER L0DGE No -. p. 4 A.. n.
" Masonic hal. Lyon street Saas. III. Nor
ton. ". NJ: L. A. Rodgers. secretary.
noRIC LODGE No. az. r. 4 A. M.-Dorio
IL hall. Nc. 81 West Bridge street. DIR. J.
Albright. v NJ; Louis Martha. secretary. No
CI. Pear street.
VALLEY CITY LODGE No. 81. =. 4 A. n.
Hal, No. s and ~ Lyon street John Row
son. W. NJ; GEORGE W. LaBour. sscretary. Ne.
| Is Canal street
GRAND RAPIDS CHAPTER NO. Z. r. A. NJ.
" Masonic hall. No. and 20 LYON street
| Ia L. Bouring II. p NO. Us North Union
street; george ". LsBour. secretary. No. 10
| Canal street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

HEF0RE BORROWING MONEY. cali aud get
~ NV rates on short time iozas on ANY form
II coed security. Loans made al lox II rxlez
traaA A. Werner. 81 Michigan 1gusl tom
pan. buIiainz. corner Pearl Aaa Ottawa
fh9ne II % ASH
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31
TRAIN TIME TABLES.
GRAND RAPIDS 1A 81


rDANrIN DJnc JAN -.
GRAND hAPllbS 81
a. tnsD,aea Rail Road
fN3 'o'<NA
sxA0s sOrss xo.rr
AT. rom rv sofur
kouth Nofth
nav = snam .9a
Far frt.-r.e CT. a.4
= .'l'.'ss ea "a i.arfa
For c,ctilre ana earin~w aon~ Arm
For p.tosk e. ana N.ex-
y,am K.'sm.ras md Chi.
es-c s7spr
Tve,o svrsxsns from ths e,ufh & ~ q N All
sons 49, otner t,.ss. c.fix excsps san-
a., e-1s ''"''
sR.fxs cofxa $685.
- sr.n ~ roias
h.rtn foafh
for rsnetnnati osm .ooam
For kalamszoo A hicsse 1s IN
Tor ~. wayas aad toe
fer Clncinnxii sapn top a
Tor ksiauatoo il chfcazo 10 pa j. Ap a
Trom ssginsw......-..... u9am
l. Opp
Trains leaving south afsso a I'd us
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

= : > - = > -
ISvEsTaENTs waited In good mortgage
4 or iaad contract securities Loans mace
on long o. snort time 81 current rates JOHN
u. Martin. IS Canzlst-
ytANfKD-Tac names and addresses OF en-
w erxefic men and women open Tor per-
nknenI work. We give exclusive territory
We guarantee good workers 50 q week We
furnish once. furniture. delivery team. s1t
newspaper sdvertis.nx Our article IS = mono
ROY. 10 will save - per cent ~ the coai bills
Of every body. hull particulars ~ mali. Litho-
graphs Pamphlets. rte. free upon receipt OF
postage. Address k0AL-SIAk Co-.-Depart-
fnenr No 2i6. Boston. Nass- io-5-3 mos
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

HERALD DES|RELEIS'
Bring quick and sure re-
turns Try one
POUND
LUTSD-f ns D sre - bay ciss disxoaai
81 MAZE q araeF aa1 save ue1eY . Al
ssiss. hsrDol >hsfsef ee>
LOST.
\ 1<f on sTkklED-A small sh4zss vel
~ 10 1e1i snsesrs 20 tae asne 81 3eEdis-
Etn1eF plr<ss fstafn ~ il3t bicxi4soa ssee1s
and receive Fe~sfl u
4 usI- estseen Crescent Avenue or ferk-
~ a<rs store. terEvs street.. e4d teisiil
Lizhs c1iaRAAss cts. Hufsf coa.1 ni3S :
ehse<. snA'i e1.n<l 4a1 b@n<is. hst-fa
-
agLr vAsrgD-naLE
ISTELLI6ESf GENTLEMEN a larsr nc
elkptaace wasted % rsgre>en. tar Salty
fsaf- d-aassiae laeonr. Adlress via
la $
yVANTgD-Ie working msa. Apply Geo.
" W. Cole 4 ssa. = tAa-l street. reeia H.
tu
aELP vAkrED-YEHALR
WASTEp-A competent xiri lmmssiAtrly.
w one win feiefcnecs oaiy- Three IA
family. No cnlafca. 10 wAsh-A<- Apply -
WANTEb-A eon petcnt girl Tor tight house
~ y chs don- IS
WANTED = immediately ompstent erI
W fcr genera Lo1sework IN fansils OF t~os
goos wa<es- 81 Charles siseet.
WAIVED Girl FOR aoussweFk At 30 ottawa
yyASIED-A girl for laundry and second
w wcfx. Apply 10 Mrs stewart While.
corner Washington and state. ST.
SITUATIONS wAsrED-xALE.
poOkkKkPkk-wsnsed position as book
~ Keeper. assistant oockkesp~f or general
of5ce work. years experience la both
tocbl- and single cutfy. rrsf eiass references
fLrElshed- Address ~ sherman 81. elty. CT
| WASTED--Pesitiens Cor experienced book
w kertera assistant bcokktsptrs. clerks.
sfree clerks. travelling statesmen. stenogfa-
rher-. cooks. cining roou giris. porter aad
/ tssgnx~nen IL hotel. siso experienced book
eansssserA Geo. W. Co.u 4 son. Room " aud
/ n. .sIanai street.. 3lstf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

EOR sALE-My entire store Of furniture 30.
4 niscsil aneous. household goods . new
house and large lot corner Of Union and Car
rer Streets hose and aot No. lss Madison
street. vacant los on Christ street: farm OF
ten acres IL rods sastof city limits new build
irss and Al kind II fruit; will sell OF exchange
for other property. A. A. Lord. No. - stock
ing street ll2tL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

STRAYED OR sToLES-from - North La
fNyette young English pug. A reward
for his return s&-V
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

LOR SALE-A small dry goods and millinery
II store. new stock. situated on one OF the
best business streets IN the city; fvtng rooms
In the rear; three years lease az so per
uonth; $50 will purchase this business. For
further particulars inquire W. X. Scrfbrer.
real estate dealer &c Pearl street. All
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

o. Nail Wecsn send souvenir half
"i~fis dollars ~ msIi IN : safety
corn css- on receipt Of al in money
80 thrse cents "a stsmps. or ee can
send p rrz .teret lester for sl.i5.
HERa2p ofee. 10. - Pearl street..
t-rsat ksprts
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31
AFTERSoOS sLEIaH-RID

CPECIAL RATES are offered BY Rstclin 4
), Holt for chlldr. MS afternoon sleighrides
Tor one week. The FIRST conner gets Their
largest sleigh Telephone 90 or Coo after
business hours
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

WOMEN Thou<sads az vom~n have
- - isen cured 81 safioOs Ter - Of
- n " r. ~ female somplsfnts - as.nx
our ssertfcs Cures guarantees. Write Tor
hook xlsing full particulars
CO.. UNbia MEDICAL CO.
70 Suslsr ~ pkLk9IE Efca.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

g. 20 ti5 per day az home. selling Lightning
~ Platter and plating ieweiry. watches.
tableware. etc. Plates the nnsst Of lewriy
good as new on all Kinds ~ metal with gold.
silver or nickel. No experienced. No capital
livery house has foods needing plating II.
Il. Demo. Columbus. o.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31
N. W. NORTHROP,
OVER NATIONAL CTR BANK

solfs e. rooms IN tleek. corner Fast
street and fsi,h avenue ..----.-.......s zoo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

ABygRrIsEMENTs OF IAREE LINES OR
n more under t.is head. cents per line Tor
one assertion. - esats per line FIR three IN
seftloHx % 20 Seufs PET line Tor og3a week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

ABBY BROS. successors 10 Roberts. Mech
a K Co. In the old Atkins stand Carpenter
shop. Weather strips sold and put ~, door
and window screens. sign boards. storm houses
and windows. building OF counters. saw Ming
of ali kin 8. jcoo NJ and estimates given on
old ard new work. always ready Tor small Jobs
% North Iona ST.. ofp. Morton House Sc-lyr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

VALLEY CITY LODGE No. 81. y. Il A. n
Hail. No. s and ~ Lyon street John Row
son. W. n; George W. LaBoar. sscretary. Ne
Is Canal street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

noRIC LODGE No. az. "a A. M.-Dorio
IL hall, Nc. s. West Bridge street DIR. j.
Albright. v NJ; Louis Martha. secretary. No
Cl Pear ttreeI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

nolurh,on halt dollars Tor sac At
Uulull,li1if TaE HsRAfp Office arc
rot ctunterfeit4 lon should 70 sare
o. Get one tat = genuine. Ours are
crarsuteed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACT0ES-lf
lou have buiit and sold on coniraef or
have taken morte aye back and now Wish 10
sell the co tract or m gaze or borrow on
same, cali on John Il. Martha - Canal street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

GRAND RAPIDS CHAPTER NO. I. RAN.
VI Masonic hall. No. and 20 LYON street.
IA l: Beur,ns. 4. r, no. 10 North Union q
Canal street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-14

Of the Ohio. Each has been made to
feel by cruel experience That Il ia but a
taxing district and that the seat Of all
national authority is q narrow precinct
on the far.oa Atlantic shore, embracing
a smaller territory than the plains u
TEXAS The tide Of rising indignation
against this usurpafion Of constitutional
pJwer has been checked from time 80
tine b. the arts Of diplomacy. and BY
crafty promises, never designed for ful-
hlimeat. 10 this way the West and the
SOUTH have been deceived in iurn, and
eaes has been made cats-plw f0r the
further political sahjnsaiion q the Other
Not for purposes Of pluudef-as they
have been piundered-@ill the sourh
aud the West ever come together. but
the time viii surely come when they
will stand together for the restoration
Of truly republican form Of govern
ment IN this eoua,ry. and the hordes Of
barnacles who now fatten upon gains
booted directly and indirectly from the
public purse. may wei view with anxiety
The fastening Of that day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-14


The address Of the people Of Colorado.
appealing to the people Of the United
States for protection against ruin to
the Rocky Mountain states and terrific.
ries. mrnaecd by the prospect Of legis-
lntion hostile To silver hy the special
session Of congress, must command the
sober thought Of every man whose love
OF country Is not limited by the bonn
DIARIES OF his own precinct. If this ud-
dress has not overlrawn the picture.
sad indeed Is the situation among our
neirhbors Of the Northwest. The press
had already told the touching story. of
which the address Is but u vcridcation.
II Is but too true, Want has taken the
place Of Plenty; Despair nsurpa the seat
of Energy; the abode Of Thrift and Pros.
pcrity has suddenly been converted into
charnel-housc filled with shattered
hopes.
Colorado implorcs American citizenship
TO look upon her distress aud to rescue
her from its authors, She hdicts them
for deliberate murder Of her prosperity
in order that their own gains may be
Increased A.
Is the indictment true? Is the sina-
tion IN Colorado one Of those lncyito,Io
catastrophes for which Reason seeks IN
win a cause, or is ii thing Of man.
dcyicey 1t is a solemn FACT tbnt
millions Of people IN the United States.
we believe majority OF them. accept as
true the opinion youched Ivy. the people
of Colorado; they believe that alI the
people of the United States are sufferer.
IN common because OF the success Of a
Splendid Seldshne-s which encompasses
two continents IN It's gilded chains.
This appeal comes from or nciehbars
and our friends. When we appealed 10
them against the maligni,y OF Eastern
craftsmanship which Haunted its purpose
to subyert our social system and to Inn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-14
TEXAS SETTINGS.

a supposed mad dog was killed at DENT
son.
New wheat Is selling In DenIson at 20
cents.
The Omaha slfhues Will take wood on
subscription.
Decatur I. suffering from an Ice and wa
ter famine.
The Masous Of Dcnlson are raising money
to erect a temple.
The young men of Gainesville are ~.
ganizing a lawn tennis club.
Several nynlson parties have gone to
Pamela county 90 prospect for coal
The wheat crop in Fannin county Is turn
Ing out an average OF sixteen to twenty
bushels per acre.
John L. Williams, the boy preacher. and
the greatest pulpit orator west Of the Mis-
sissippi river Will cNpound the gospel IL
whXnhachle next Sunday.
At this time Tuesday says the Bonham
Fayorlte, II begins to look as II we were
billed for u continued drouih Already
the corn crop has been cut short OF what
1t promised a couple of weeks since.
'."N hAHAt'u uHN tlAuI ltE@NuS nave
been enrolled as students Of the Eau
Houston state t0rmm school this year
AID clghty.frur have graduated. These
students represent - counties. aud ~
are natives OF this state,
Tom Swain shot on Red river, near Denl-
son. singular bird, which have puzzled all
who have seen IL. aud have set the natural.
lists TO comparing notes. 1t Is certainly
stranger To that latitude. Everybody
knew" what Kind OF bird Ii was but as
yet Its true species has not been ascer-
tainpd
by the latest estimates. which are be-
lieycd to be quite correct. Wise county
contains 0o5,734 acres, or go square miles
This Includes the disputed strip between
Wise aud Montague counties, which amounts
TO 1l,ioG acres, or II 40 square miles
and Is exclusive " xix square miles IN
conflict with Cooke county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-14
nLocKADING ronr WORTH.

The decision By q Tarrant county court
that any citizen may prevent. for an in
definite period. the construction Of rail-
road i novel departure in jniicial IN
depreciation and one Of most serious i'm
port II It werc generally adopted.
Certain parties who were aot contcut
with the awards for right Of way for
the entrance Of the Rock Island railroad
in;o Fort Worth. made under authority
81 law. appealed and -onEh. 20 prevent
the construction Of the road pending the
determination Of appeal The object
was, Of coursc, TO force the road 10 come
awards By lawful commi s'ioners. In
order 70 avoid delay IN construction.
In the county court 81 has been held that
the law cannot place the road IN possess.
ion u Jhe right Of way, although ., offers
10 pay into the court the amount OF the
awards and 10 make bonds for the pay
meut Of any damages that may be
awarded against II in the trial Of the
suits. The inrquitable result Of such d
decision is very plain. II Is not only
iuequitahle bni Il l. dangerous 10 the pub.
lie welfare. IL gives power 20 the man
who may owa a $3.50 lot TO imperll the
business Interests Of an entire commnn-
ity aud 90 defy conscience and the law
because Oi urgency anil levy extorfionnte
tribute. The right of way for a rail-
road Is taken IN the name Of the pnb,ic
as the exercise Of the right Of eminent do.
main. and q is enough that every man
has his remedy for dlnagrs IN the courts
Of the land. II he is not content with
that it must be evident lie wants some
thing more than justice.
We DO not believe the decision referred
10 VIII bold water, for the obvious reason
that it would work an cstoppcl upon
railroad construction whenever single
citizen along the line should choose 10
stop it by fragrant demand. We all know
the devices by which litigation may be-
spun out indefinitely.
Outside the legal phase Of the natter.
the attempt to block the Rock Island
In its efforts to get into town and to
execute It's plans for the erection Of Il
large depot is a proceeding that will not
commend itself TO the people OF Fort
Worth. 1t Is peculiarly III tined. IT Is
a blow az every merchant and at every
laborer in this city. A retail merchant
OF the city stated to a Gazette represen.
tatiye yesterday evening that the work
on the Rock Island had done more than
anything else TO protect retail trade In
tho last sixty days The road .honld be
encouraged. not harussed, In the making
Of public improvements. There are hun
dreds OF laborers in the city who need the
employment that would be given by the
immediate construction Of It's buildings
and they need It now, The lot owners
have gone IA; enough In the blockadng
business. This is public matter, and
public sentiment may properly insis, on
due regard for the public interest in
the disposition OF Il.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-14
LIVESTOCK NEWS.
HOW enc cnttle are handled.

Mr.. c. c. French, representing. the
furnishes The Gazette with the following
statement of the receipts of Texas and
Indian cattle at st. Louis. Chicago and
Kansas City for thefirst half or 1893:
Evans-Snider Buel Co, 1890 cars.
Greer Mills & Co, 2O5O ears.
Scaling Il Tamblyn. 1923 cars.
Campbell Commission Co., 1865 cars.
Texas Live Stock Commissies Co.,
ST, Louis and Chicago. 20G4 cars.
:. Cassidy Bros. & Co, st. Louis anil
Kansas City, 149S cars.
Fish-Keck Co, Kansas City, 9S9 cars
Stewart X OYerstreet, st. Louis, $50
ears.
Godair, Harding & Co., St. Louis, 4i6
Mccoy & Underwood, St. Louis and
Kansas City, 43I cars.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-14

The storm waves will reach this meri.
dian and the the other changes noted
will occur at and within 100 miles Of
Fori Worth within twenty -four hours
before or after sunset Of the dates given
below.
1i-Starm wave ON the meridian
15-Wind changing.
July ld.-Cooler and clearing.
July 17.--Fair aud cool
July IS oderntins.
July 18-Warmer.
July 2O,-Stprm wave on this meridian
July 2l-Wind changing.
July 22.--Cooler and clearing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-14

orthe Texas Rate Worlds
Fair Tickets and Harvest Excur-
sions Acted Upon.
The general passenger agents met and
decided to issue one-fnre round trip tick
cts to Chicago and return good for eleven
days from date Of sale. allowing pnr-
chasers to remain in Chicago nine DAYS.
Excursions win leave Fort Worth on
the last three Mondays In July aud the
first Monday in August and tickets will
be good for return on the second Friday
from the date of sale, without stop-oyer
privileges. The general passenger agants
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-14

Of enforced and hopeless idleness. can
never be the work Of an American con-
gress with your approval.
Hopeful OF speedy delivery from the
crushing burdens of n financial system
heeotten OF the greed Of Great Britaln's
r5morse,ess money power and OF the
prosperity inseparable from the American
system. which includes the free coinage
OF gold and silver at the ratio Of ~ TO l:
we submit to the people of the United
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-14
ASK THE LADIES.

There's REASON for pceyishness and IN
tenper where lady is an run down in
hody and nerves from uterine wa
nesscS, Irregularities and sunprcssion
Creole Female Tonic, hy It's wonaerfii
rcparatye, Alternative and specific min.
az least Is the tcstlmory of IN tsJ u
who have used IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-14

MIuskogee. /. T., July 3D.
At a late hour last night :
ward shot and killed Sherni'|
a third man was seriously
AL. concerned are negroel and
ing terminated an old grudge.
was arrested.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-14
VISITORS 40 CHICAGO

Who want TO Keep up with Texas news,
will and the Daily Gazette on sale 81 TIE
following places.
Grand Paelnc hote news stand
Palmer house news zinud.
Leland hotel news sfaud-
Audlforium cigar and news stand.
Hotel ncSnfa news siurfl
Wells u Siterss te1 state srfras.
Hotel Hayden. is2 aud iJi Thirty sixth
street
Texas Building. Jackson PARK.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-14

Statehood for the Indian Territory
woaid sive Il population and in meas
Ere relieve Texas Of the hurden OF sup
porting is railroads whose business,
under the present conditions. must come
almost entirely from the through Texas
trafie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-14
HOTEL ARRIVAL


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Mckinney; n l. Rogers, II
w Chalton, Greenyllle; X =
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-14
HERE'S QUICK WORK /,

Fifteen minutes is not long to wait for
a certainty of n cure OF that splitting
nervous headache PRESTON'S HE'D
AXE undertakes this by guaranteed
contract.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-14

The discovery has jus, been made
Ia, pensions We're granted under the
Harrison regime VI account Of badness.
The g o. p. seems to have received a
premoniiioa OF it, fate at the hands Of
DE people IN NoYember.