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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-04-29
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Xavier, son ennemi, a lui, par conse-
quent, l'homme qui await ecrit cette
lettre perfide au commissaire de
police il await reconnu Carral.
II ne songea plus a s'eloigner.
Stupefait, perdu AL milieu Gle ces
peripeties accumulees qui Sc succe-
daient sans relache ct lui donnaient a
peine lie temps de la refexion, il
demeura immobile.
Que faire ? La presence de Carral
donnalt au depart de la marquise
une apparence de menace. LIE guet-
apens de la veille allait;l Sc renouve-
Ter ? Get homme ne pouvait etre la
Que pour lie nalheur de Xavier.
Or, 81, 4 cette heure Xavier etait
parti deja par hasard, comment
suivre sa trace !? Comment trouver
ce chateau de Rumbrye, que Neptune
entrevoyait, dams son imagination
eftrayee, tout plein d'embuches ct de
sanglants mysteries :?
II jeta autour de lui son regard
irresolu, ct Wit, lie long du trottoir
oppose, I'm fiacre attele de deux
forts chevaux. II respira plus libre-
ment.
--Je les suivrai Sc dlt-il.
\ ce moment, madame de Rumbrye,
legere ct gracieuse CONNIE une jeune
file, s'elancait dams la chaisc de
poste. Avant de monter, ellie await
dit a Carral:
Nous serons seuls nous aurons
lie temps de causer.
Mais ellie await compile sans lie
jeune NJ. Alfred Lefebvre dies Vallees,
qui 4 lavance s'Gtait commodement
etendu sur Tune DIES banquettes.
Madame de Rumbrye ne put retenir
un geste d'impatience.
--Nous he vous attended, pas a
me trouver Ia . dit lie grand garcon
avec I'm rire epals ct bruyant je
fails route avec vous, lie diable mem
porte ~plaisanterie a part.
--Je croyais que vou partiez avec
Helene ct NJ. de Rumbrye, repartit
settlement la marquise.
NJ. Alfred DIES Vallees tira de sa
poche une petite glace ct mira COM
plaisamment ses favoris.
--Du diable 81 NJ. de Rumbrye me
prend jamais 4 voyager avec lui !.
grommela-t-il. Cest I'm yoltigeur de
LOUIS Nv, qui voudrait qu'on portal
encore la perruque poudree, lepee
horizontale ct lie catogan Ma parole
dhonneur, madame, je he puts pas
m'habituer a celia, c'est plus fort que
moi, il m'assomme !
La marquise fit contre fortune bon
cuur, ct dit a Carral de monter.
-Croyez-moi, 81 vous v%oulez, dit
NJ. Alfred 4 &c dernier, vous avez
Motto meilleure mine qu'hier. Je
mai jamais va de deterre, mais vous
en- avieZ lair, ma parole d'honneur !
La chaise partit. En- PEASANT sous
Ia porte cochere, Carral ct madame
Gle Rumbrye apereurent a la fois lie
mendiant noir, don't l'ell ardent
plongea dams la voiture.
Encore Get homme murmura la
marquise, qui ne put Sc defendre
dun movement de frayeur.
II y a dams la persistence de ce
drole quelque chose que je ne CON-
prends pas, pensa de o cote Carral.
QUAINT au jeune NJ. Alfred dies
Fallees, il Sc contenta de murmurer
en- souriant
lie fait est que, 81 John await
settlement eu deux ans de plus, lie
laurais fait boxer contre ce mauri-
caud, ce nest pas une plaisanterie.
Neptune, lui, s'etalt Glance vers lie
fiacre. II dit ~quelques mots al
cocher, lui nit I'm louis dams la main,
ct la lourde yoiture commence a
bruler lie pave sur les traces de la
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-04-29

lorgnon VOici IN moricaud qui a la
barbe blanche !! lie diable m'emporte
81 &c nest pas dr6le! Je men avais
iamais WI CONNIE celia!
LIE noir avancait t%oujours. II
s'arreta en- face de NJ. Alfred Lefeb-
vre DIES Yallees, Celui-ci baissa son
lorgnon.
John /! d;t-il.
Tn petit Bas-Normand, auquel on
await dome IN nom ct un weston
anglais, atm den faire un groom,
parut a la porte DIES tcuries.
Friends IN fouet, continue lie
jeune N. Alfred Lafebvre dies Iallees
avec un sang-sroid tout britannique.
II acheva de traduire son idee en-
designant lie mendiant dun geste
si2nificatif. Neptune comprit sans
doute, car il SIERRA d'instinct son long
baton, qui n'etait point une arme
m~eprisable.
REIMBURSEMENT, il n'eut pas besoin
de sen servir. NJ. Alfred Gtalt au
fond un bon jeune homme. II await
settlement voulu faire une spirituelle
plaisanterie.
-Mauricaud, dit-il, en- RANT, ST
John await settlement deux ans de
plus, je lie ferais boxer contre tot.
Que demaldes-tu? On n'entre pas
CONNIE celia 4 l'h0tel de Rumbrye.
-Rumbrye repeta lie mend:ant
qui ne put retenir IN geste de sur
prise.
On mendie a la porte, reprit NJ.
Alfred jamais dams Ia cour...va
ten
Neptune &c r6pondit point, mais il
tira de son sein lie mouchoir, aux
initiates f. \. soigneusement enve-
loppe dams n feuille de papier
blanc, ct lie remit au jeune Alfred
Lefebre DIES Vallees.
-Qu'est-ce Ia ? s'ecria celui-ci. qui
cut soin de Sc ganter avant de TOUGHER
au paquet ma parole d'honneur,
c'est un mouchoir a Ia marquise!
II nit cinq francs dams Ia main de
Neptune, ct reprit:
-Du diable 81 ce nest pas une
bonnie iournee pour tot, moricaud
=. .bonsoir!
Neptune Sc retira aussit0t, mais,
au lieu de s'eloigner, il s'arreta apres
avoir passe lie seuil de Ia porte
cochere, ct s'assit sur une borne. en-
ayant soin de rabattre son large
chapeau de paille sur ses yeux.
De temps en- temps, il glissait I'm
regard a travers la porte entr ouverte.
Ii savait d6sormais OH retrouver
cette femme qui await les traits de
Xavier ct don't lie chiffre etait celui de
la mere de Xavier.
Mais il await appris autre chose
encore. Get hotel portrait lie nom du
Rumbrye. LIE nom du chateau OH
devait 81 rendre Xavier. Une chaise
de poste attendait dams la cour.
L'h0tel ct lie chateau ~avaient-lls lie
meme proprietaire !?
Etaient-ce les hotes de Xavier qui
allaient prendre place dams cette
voiture de voyage o..
CONNIE il sc faisait cette question,
lie son dune horloge, a1aibli par la
distance, arriva jusqu'a son oreille.
Deux heures sonnaient a l'egllse de
int-Thomas-d'Aquin
LIE mendiant Sc leva brusquement.
Xavier await parle de Sc METRE en-
route yer midi, ct Neptune Sc sen
TAFT en- retard; il craignit que lie
jeune homme ne fdt deja parti.
Or, peu familIler avec la geogra-
phie du royaume, Neptune ne s'etait
souvenir que du non de Rumbrye
une mutt de sommeil await fait sortir
de Sa mem0ire le nom du yillara Of
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-04-29

LE TELEPHoNE ULTRA-MoDERNE.

Au mois d'octobre 1889, Jeannot
Niquedouille, ne nati;f Gondeville, au-
pres de Jarnac, Sc decida de faire I'm
voyage a Paris.
L'exposition du %centenaire touchait
a sa fin ct les compagnles de chemin
de fer o~rganisaient, sur tous les
points de la France dies trains de
plaisir a DIES prix reduits, ce qui per-
mettait anX moins fortunes d'aller
visiter les merveilles etablies sur lc
champ de Mars ct lEsplanade dies
Invalides. Et la tour Eittel, done |!
on enrageait de yoir cette construc-
ton geante.
Enfin, lie jour du depart arriva ct
Jeannot, apres avoir bien plomis a sa
vieille mere, de lui bonner, de la-bas,
de ses n~ouvelles, monta dams un DIES
wagons de ce ~bienheurcux train Qui
lie conduisit Il Paris avec une sage
lenteur.
Ii Sc trouvait en- nombreuse com.
pagnie, tous DIES amis ct DIES voisins.
qui parlaient de toutes sortes de
chooses merveilleuses. MATS &c qui
intriguait lie voyageur, c'Gtalt lie telG-
phone...... ~Songez,donc ! ......
Penser que rien QUEEN parlant dams
I'm entonnoir on pouvait sc faire en-
tendre a dies lieues dc distance ct
faire Ia conversation de Gondeville 4
Paris ct de Paris a Gondeville
Une idee lui vint a:
All !! bien 81 c'est CONNIE ca. Sc
disait-il, c'est par le telephone que
je donnerai 4 la rieiUe DIES n~ouvelles
de mon heureux voyage. Ca ira
plus vite que la poste, ct c'est qu'elle
sera etonn6e la mere -!
II ne Sc possedait pas de joie
quand il ~d6barqua a Paris.
Eite, mon Jeannot, Sc disait-il,
cherchons lie telephone, pour Gonner
DIES nouvelles aux amis de Gonde-
vile !
Et il partit CONNIE un trait avec
son idee fixe lui trottant par la
~cervelle.
Arrive 4 la pointe Rivoli, notre
homme %aperGut'un petit edifice rectan-
gulaire qui lintrigua ~beaucoup, car
il ny VT qu'une porte ct point de
fenetres. En- l'examinant avec soin,
il finit par ~aperceyoir une inscription
qui lie combla d'aise
Va fer coset
Lut peniblement Jeannot qul n'etait
pas de premiere force nj en- lecture,
nj en- photographic.
VOLTA mon ~atfaire, peusa-t-iI /: ca
tfaire cousette, c'est rendroit OH ron
s'enretient ave ceux qui sont all
lon, c'est lie t6lephone.... Pourvu
que ce he soft pas trop cher
Eft il s'avanea vers la personne qui
Sc tenait a la porte.
-Bien lie bonjour, madame, lui
poliment ? combien paie-t-
on ?......
-Quinze centimes, lui fulfil re-
-Juste CONNIE pour une lettre,
pensa notre Saintongeois, je ne me
suis point trompe, c'est bien lie tele-
Eft aussitot
Pendant comblen de temps peut-
on roster a aHser ? ajouta-t-il en- sou
RANT.
Tout lie temps que vou> en- anrcz
rerliqua la prtp">tc On RANT
aux eclats de ce qu'eIle prtnait pour
une plaisanterie.
Cette derniere affirmation dGcida
.jeannot Niquedouille qui, dams son
fort %interieur, trouvait que lie prix
pas exagere.
Il sortit trois sous de sa poche ct
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-04-29
ANNONCES.

Cl care de 10 .;gnes: lere. insertion, Sl.3o
" 2me. " IS
" Insertion add so
Toute annCnce indignant la profession
Zines. mar an. d'ayance.. 90
Annonce .,e candidats. d'ayance,.....l 10 90
Necrologle, par III
Toute annonce commercials publlee 4 IAN
nee sera inseree au taux de 30 cents par pouce
pour le premiere insertion ct % cents pour les
insertions suhseqnentes.
Toutea unonce don't lie nonlhre dinsertiOns
L est pas specific sera iiiserte iusqu'a nouvel
ordre au taux ordinaire.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-04-29
ACHIEVEMENT.

S3U'
n hero. Il
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-08

The PERCENTAGE of loss which the silver
ore carrying roads will have 10 suffer In
the event of any long suspension in
mining, is problemaiical and uncertain,
because it is not at all measured by the
proportion that ore carried bears to the
total tonnage carried. OF course the
Colorado roads will suffer most. Ac-
cording to last years report the Rio
Grnndc and Western got IA IL per cent
of its tonnage from ore, and the Denver
and Rio Grande had 1884. The Atchi-
son figures for only q IL per cent IN ore,
aud the Union Pacific had trhc over
/. a mileage of nearly 10000 miles is
directly Interested In this traffic. and the
total for the whole year umOnnts to a
littlc less than one and half million
tone, But the suspension of this traffic will
reflect seriously upon the coal tonnage,
which is almost rs important branch
of the companies industries. to say
nothing Of general merchandise, Al.
ready the railroads have begun reducing
their working forces, aud instituting
economics. Looking ut 1t somewhat In
detail, the Rio Grunde and Western
might DO forced 10 suspend dividends
but the Denver and lilo Grande would
he able to pay dividends out Of the sui-
plus, which is about twice the amount
of dividends paid out of this years bust.
ness,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-08

1t will perhaps interest Gazette readers
who are not railroad nep to know how
much fuel a locomotive burns. This. OF
course, depends on the quality of fuel,
work done, speed and character of the
road. On freight trains an average con-
sumption may be taken at about one
TO one and a half pounds Of coal CON
sumed per ear per mile. With passenger
trains, the cars of which are heavier and
the speed higher, the coal consumption Is
greater. A freight train Of thirty ears at
therefore, burn from 900 TO 1850 pounds
of coal per hour.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-08

Wool rates from Kansas city and other
Missouri river points TO Boston and Allan.
tie coast points via Chicago, can almost he
made by the shipper until July 10. says the
Kansas CITY star. Eastern lines drelassl
Monday that they would prorate on the
reduced - cent rate from the Missouri
over a % cent rate was IN effect The
rnuse Of the decentralization was The ac.
ceptauce by an Eastern line Of cut rates
on wool FROM Utah and Colorado The
other Eastern lines simply met this compe.
titl0n. Chairman Aiidgley has ordered
Western lines 10 advance their rates "a
tarin after July 10, and theoretically the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-08

decentralization will cease at that time
The real cause of the Decentralization, ac
cording To Western freight official IL
that the wool rate Is comparatively Too
high. Il was classified whru all wool WAS
shipped In sucks aud not more than 1uuM
pounds could be loaded la ear. Now
carload Is from 5i.OOI 10 1900 pounds.
ihs makes 1t the cream Of the traffic. as
II II lrss susceptible to damage even than
grain, Consequently the roads light hard
for the business with the annual result
that the rates are cut TO Il point where Il
pays even less than grain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-08
How the silver orc-carrying Roads
are Affected.
REDUCING FREIGHT EXPENSES.
Rock Island OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sippi Assessments-.-The Cost OF
Fuel---Big Gut in Wool Rates.
Brakes aud Couplings.
CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME
TABLE.

Geavlng Time)
Texas and Pacific-Eastbouud; 500
a. m, T;25 n. IN, 1888 a. IN, 4:10 p. M,
$40 p. m. Westbound: 9:n5 a. M.
Texas and Pacific, Transconiinental al.
vision--lDeave; S:45 a. IN. Arrive; Gao
p. m.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas North
bound; No, ., arrives. 1870 a. NJ; dc,
p. M; departs. 1850 p m; No 49, mr.
rives, 0:lJ II, M; departs, 0.25 a. M.
Southhound; No. l. arrives. G:j0 y. M
departs, T'25 =. M; No. 3, arrives, 500
q M departs, $50 u, NJ; No. 10, ar
riyes, 100 .. m; departs. S:l5 y. m.
) Fort Worth aud Unconstitutional
1880 n. M, 5:15 y. M.
Houston and Texas Central-South'
bound S;3J n. m, d;i0 p. m.
Santa Fc route-Northbound: $50 a.
M. $40 y. IN. Southbound; $50 u. IN,
1910 p. M
Cotton Belt route--Eastbound s;i5
a. M. 0.0J p. M.
Fort Worth and Rio Grande-No; 2
arrives, 800 p. m; No. !, departs, l'lo
p. m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-08

A force OF men is at work at the
foot Of Sixth street dwelling and grad
ing, and at this place the temporary
passenger depot viii be erected. Grad
ing will be completed as far as the new
depot grounds. Regular trains are run
ming from the North TO Paradise, twenty
eight miles from Fort Worth, ON sched-
nle time. and in less than ten days will
be running into this city.
Track was laid across the temporary
bridge over the Trinity yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-08
FISHING TACKLE.
feineE. nets, reels, rods aud hooks Of
ell Kinds at AnaerEons Clubhouse.
BEILnwoop sEMINARY.

Located az Anchorage, Ky, II miles
frain Louisville enjoys large PATRONAGE
on account Of The thorcnghness Of IL
course IN SHADY and the superior advau-
oilers. The music department 81 ihll
stiio0l has always offered unusual nd-
vapiages. The coming year II will h.
finer chan ever. having Just purchased
four new pianos. including Steinway
Grand. The school Is noted for heaith-
fuiress aud its refining home Influences
A. i Il always full parrnts would do
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-08
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-08
Mississippi RalIroad Assessments.

jackson, Miss, July The railroad
commission has assessed the first class
roads, viz: Memphis and Charleston.
Illinois Central, Louisville and Nashville,
Alabama and Great Southern at Sl2.OOU
per mile. This is reduction OF $500
per mile from last years assessment.
The Kansas City. Memphis and Birming-
ham was put at $4,000. the Mobile and
Ohio at 5000 the Georgin Pacific at
5000, the Alabama aud Vicksburg at
5000, aud narrow gauge roads at $5OOO,
except the Gulf and Chicago, which was
fixed at $500 per mile.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-08

Fprewille, Tex. July -fSpeclall--
f9aks warrlck Tunsdalo. who has made
hlf fR'ue with his sou. J. T. Tmisdale IN
NIisuh county for several years MAST. Is
f1F itfinualy missing from liz ans c,utp
r. sW noted Sour Springs, III this county.
~ VI last seen ~ 4 O'clock last Tuesday
@|fNNE 4. Al tllni time be sinTtpd to 90
Itt lliS SONS camp 90 a uclghlnr's camp.
ti4''Elt .euFch has failed aud NE Is SUE
It''r|' 10 b. dead. He Il ~ years old and
4 ono Time II prominent lawyer OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-08

You should try the Electric bath,
Al The Natatorinni and sec is wonderful
effocts Il ersdlcateJ an lmpuriuts from
The blood, makes the conpioIi0n clear aud
bright removes all pnplei and bloiches:
al stiffness Of the joiuta or s1rtness Of
muscle caused by rl4sumatism. over
work or stfsin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-08
PALACE SLEEPING CAR

Until further notice IN extra Pullman
sleeting ear for the accommodation oi
local patrons o. tie Niektl Plnte rond
viii be atiached 70 tfpin no, y leaving
CbIengo daily ~ $50 ,. M and arriving
In Hnfaie al q 20 a. ~. Through sle,.t-
en-, 10 Ney YORK and Boston are also At
tached 10 this train. City rckei oiiice,
100 CLARK street, Chirsgo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-08


Six immense passenger engines are be-
ing built FOR the Pennsylvania railway
for service between New York aud
washington.
The estimated gross earnings Of the
Rock Island system for June were about
! II million dollars, an increase OF over
SAo,ooo over June, lS12.
DIR. j, IL. Rodgers has resigned his
qS son vi P 9SSiin r Sa' ass seio Gr nng
WIN ha snrcnc5eJ hy w n waIppr
travelling claim ey.nt of rho connSn T'''
Iepnlor ,vnl snrcaaI Cborles Greo,
a. fravciinc, s.c,g',r a,,,,,t ~ 10 'Ne,v
Yort Cbie,go ma 81 i,ouis roilvSv
the Nickel Plate route. in this territory,
MIR. Green, having taken a similar place
with the Zig -Four
The Lake shore led tho other lines In
the amount of freight shipped east from
Chicago last week.
Tbc Ohio Falls oar yorts ara bp,id.
ing fine passenger equipments for the
Chicago and Great Western railway.
The Louisville division of the Penn
sylvania lines has freight trains schcd-
VIZ .ibil now 10 MAXI 'He f9n irgn, Lo,ns,
we we TO lndiahap9Ils IN tlfnGr hours ana
hllech ulluu''>' ulNlAuce II" hihes'
The Ohio and Mississippi Is now In
the field rs competitor for Chicago
uuSlitsH li"ul NiuVlhhuu nN" - i"W9'
turning the business over 10 the Evans
vile and Terre Haute aud the Chicago
and EastcS Illinois.
On ne Lon, louisville division OF the Pen Penn
St'h i,, tile MIN W., ~ luz H'StN1"
hus "lE Sluc ,E"'hs Hha' u ailnuSt cVUuIa
lance these side tracks hnyn becn mr..
ranged 10 he nsed ns ,io,bie troct whom
il Is necessary TO do so' ''"'>
Those well informed say that while no
definite notion was taken In New York
on the proposition of u. ] Mackev to
consolidate the Chicago and Ohio River
roads. there is but little Doubt II viii
be done as the oppOsition at the meet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-08

Dailaa Tex. July 6-tspec3sl.l- 1.-The
raiias cotton InillH have clssed down until
September l. The management Rlvss a.
the cause o. the shut down that they pre-
FER 10 walt aud see what action congrsss
tons
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-08

Five hundred and foriy.two thousand
fnnr hundred and twenty-five books have
been borrowed duriag The year at The
fonr libraries IN Cnlnbcrwell
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-08

Three men IN Funce Competed to see
who could drink the most water. One
swallowed twelve quarts, tue second nine
and the third seven. All THREE died from
the Effects.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-08

c. T.. Darden Trading emip4ny for
everything TO furnish your bouse VI
easy pay@ent plali-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-08

China makes poor show In iis Jour
nnllshc world For al H. i00.00OD
Inhabitants Il has only twenty-four news
papers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-08

Mating, aud Of the best quality. AZ
&. l. Dardep Trading companys on easy
paymelts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-08

II you feel deblit9tsd, weak or ner
vous try m Electric ps'n - fae Natato
rum. Il viii cure you
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-08

rt, rates. tickets and an information
apply to, or address any Of the rckea
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City Ticket AIT. q. 4. q 7. A.
Fort Worth.
l. s. TiQHNE. Gen. supt Dallas Tsx.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-08

Before making your trip 10 Chieago
SIC he Union Pacific cheap rates
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-08

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-08

$50 FOR THE ROUND TRIP
To Denver Pueblo ans Colsrade Spdngsr
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