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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-22
Food For Alligators.

Almost every Indian river Is deemed sa-
cred, and some spiritual benefit Is sup
posed TO be derived from bathing In it. In
any large town or village there is usually
q bathing ghat, with convenient flights Of
steps leading down to the water Here the
people assemble in great numbers. Some
times one of these poor creatures Is carried
or by the alligator, who Is ready 70 take
an early worm, which tends TO show that
the worm was wrong in getting up so
early. In the course of the morning the
number of bathers increases, and they
stand about enjoying their additions and
obliyious of danger. All Of q sudden an
alligator seizcs one Of them and drags him
down almost before "A shrielI Of despair can
be uttered. Tho other bathers flee but
there Is no one to rescue the unfortunate
victim of the day. OF course some attempts
arc made TO kill an alligator that haunts a
bathing CHAT, but tho fishermen have no
gun, and the alligator easily breaks their
nets. 1t may seol4 incredible, but at one
of the bathing places OF ths city Of Cut
tack "A large alligator was killed, and when
it was cut open the silver and gold and
brass ornaments that tho women wear that
were found In ats belly were enough to
show that IL must have carried off and
killed upward of 80 grown up women, /
have not got a note of the length of that
alligator, but the head WIS kept by a gem
tleman whom 1 knew, and often saw IT,
--Longman' Magazine.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-22
germany and Eduoation.

The Franco-German war Of 1870 In
many ways marks an epoch. 1t was won,
rs Rennn said, more by Germany's univcr-
sities than by her schools and showed how
the policy Of becoming the educational
state of the world, which was inaugurated
by Fichte, Stein and Wilhelm Won Hum.
boldt, had I'm two generations made out of
race naturally discordant, almost exter-
minated politically after the battle OF
Jena, and with the worst strategic position
In history, the strongest military power
since ancient Rome. President u. Stan
ley Hall In Forum.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-22

The terra Gotta tomato when ripe Is
never green about the stem and never
cracks open.
The Iowa state legislature has de-
clared war against the Russian thistle,
and it is made the duty Of every farmer
and railroad corporation to cut all these
pests before Sept. 10 Of each year. I'm
less this is done the road overseer will
perform this service and tax up the ex-
pense to the land.
One rarely thinks of Kansas as a sugar
producing state, but last year the total
states bounty under the laws amounted
to 81, COG. 20. The state sugar inspector
gives the sugar output for 1898 as 934,
l72 pounds.
Sixty thousand dollars We're paid by
Kansas for wolf scalps last year
Tried experiments with commercial
fertilizers conducted at the Ohio station
In general indicate that commercial fer.
tilizers can be proftably used on cereal
crops IN Ohio only in connection with
green manuring with plant. (Which
have the power of obtaining nitrogen
from sources inaccessible TO tho cereals "
The Iowa Homestead says: "Alsiko is
all right for honey, and it will pay any
farmer to cultivate il, but IL will not
pay TO SOW buczwheat for honey. The
honey is very dark and not desirable for
either the table or the market.
A Manitoba man says that with n lit
tie trouble he can get all the liquid ma
nure he can take away. He can back a
tank on wheels under spout that runs
from O horse stable.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-22
Wheat Farmers North and West.

Texas Farm and Ranch says:
Wheat farmers in the north and
west are aboard the same boat with til,
cotton farmers Of the south. Overpro-
duction, underconsumption or faulty
distribution, or whatever it is that pre-
vents the world from buying these prod
ucts at active market prices, the result
is the same-unprofitable labor for the
farmer. We have been wont to ridicule
the cotton producer because he contin-
ues to plant full crops Of cotton with
the certainty staring him in the face
that he is working for nothing and find
ing himself, but the live, rustling, en-
terprising, keen witted western farmer
is doing the same folly with wheat, all
Of which proves that all men are akin
IA folly as we'll as otherwise +"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-22

MOkIG AGE SALE Default having been
vi made IN the conditions of A certain mort.
gage made and eXecrted on the ninth day of
October a. d., 1870, by William H. Nestle and
Harriet VI. Nestle his wife of Arcadia Gratfot
county Michigan, To Edward q Rtmant, of
Maple Rapids, Michigan aud recorded IN the
Office OF the Register Of Deeds of G. ratiot
county Michigan In liber Ga of mortgages on
page l42 on the ninth day of October 1890.
upon which mortgage there ia claimed 10 he
Que az the date OF this notice the sum OF
slj az ana no suit o proceedings having been
commenced ether at law or in ecu ty 10 no
cover the debts secured thereby or any part
thereon, ana the power of sale contained in
SAID mortgage having become operative now
therefor, notice Is hereby given hat by virtue
OF such power of sale, on Friday the 10th day
OF upust 1921 M ten o'clock i'm the forenoon
OF said day nj the north front door of the
court mouse IN said GratiOt county in the vii
hge Oh Ithaca i'm said county. tho re will he sold
at public vendue to the highest bidder the
premises described i'm said mprtVage or so
much as may be necessary to satisfy the
amount OF said mortgage together with
interest al per cent from the date of this
notice. and the legal costs and charges of this
foreclosure and sale, said premises being des.
erlbed IN said mortgage rs f0lows, 10 vii.
Inc north west quarter of the north east man.
ter OF section twenty t20) town dl) north or
range three CD west state of Michigan CON.
tanning forty acres more or less
Dated Ithaca Michigan, Nav IL, 1891
STONE SALTER, EDwAR, q, Brurxr
Attorneys for Mortgage. Mortgages.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-22
ArnrlcE OF SALE OF REAL EsTATE:-

NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
y State OF Michigan County of Gralot, IS.
in the matter Of the estate of Katie J. sheldon.
deceased Notice Is hereby given, that in pur.
suance Of and order granted to the under
signed. administrator OF the estate Of SAID de-
&c sed, by The HOn. Judge of Probate for the
county of Gratiot, on the 9th day OF 4 pril a. a
1874. there will te sold ri public vcnduc, to the
highest bidder, at the premises, in the county
Of Gratiot, Ia said state, on Wedn' sday, the
IN day OF June a. d. 1894. 81 10 o'clock In the
forenoon OF that day subject To all enCum-
hruuccs by mortgage or otherwise existing AT
the time OF the death Of said deceased. or at
the time of said eale the following described
real estate, tO-wit: Lot three 90 on block
three O. i'm lyman G. COhoon's addition to the
village of Alma, GTatiot county, Michigan, nc.
cordng TO the recorded plat thereof;
HIRAM w. HUGHES,
Administrator.
The above sale has been adjourned until
July 18th, 1894, HIRAM W. HUGHES,
Alma uue ~. 1914. Administrator.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-22

Ozonin Is bleaching fluid invented by
q German chemist and for which great ef-
hciency Is claimed. One hundred and
twenty-five parts Of rosin are dissolved in
zoo parts oil Of turpentinc, to this solution
being added solution Of 22 parts potas-
sium hydratc in 40 parts water, also 90
parts hydrogen peroxide. Tho resulting
jelly, exposed to light, changes in two or
three days into a thin fluid called ozonin,
this same change taking place in the dark,
but then requires some weeks for its COM
pletion. An emulsion Of one gram ozonin
IN one liter of water acts as an energetic
bleaching agent on flbers, wood, straw,
cork, paper, also on solutions of gums and
soaps, the bleaching effect under these cir
eumstanccs being, IL Is stated, rs through
In acid as in alkaline solutions. New
York Sun.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-22

Alcide Capitaine, the perfect woman,
who is also daring and wonderfully
clever trapezc performer, has biceps that
measure 10 inches. She says American
women can do as well by exercising 10
minutes Ls>.ce "A day with two pound
dumbbells, aftcrwsT4 taking cold baths,
eschewing candy, pastry and everything
cooked in grease aud ~ waking az least
two miles day out doors-Chicagp Rec
ord.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-22
G. & w, W. AND D.. L. & N.
Excursion Rates.

Excursion Rates.
BUFFALO. N. Y. Knights of 81 John No citing.
d Tickets will be sold June 23rd and 2lth at
one-'arc for round-trip. Return limit June
18th. ig6-5w
NJ EVELAND, OHIO. Christian EnceavC
y Meeting. Tickets will be sold July 9, 10 and
II at orC-lGre for round-trip. Return limit
July 81. An extension OF limit To Scptemt er
18th will be nadeif ticket is deposited with
joint agent at Cleveland. 736 5w
TORONTO, ONT, Baptist Young People s.
! Unior Meeting. Tickets will be sold July
Il, IL and ~ ut one'fare for round,triP ke-
turn limit July 81. An extension Of limit to
cpteTb T. 10 will bo made If ticket T. dcp' ST.
ted v it'll joint agent at Toronto 7s6-jw
Ask c. x w. ". or d.. l.. &; n agerts for fun
I'M OF nation and 90 V IA the favoritc route.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-22
A Word About plymouth Rocks.

Plymouth Rocks are notable for de-
string frequently to sit. a rotation of
yards, thus keeping their surroundings
somewhat strange, will overcome the
tendency to brood and insure steady lay
ing. Another advantage Of having sew
eral yards into which the fowls are
changed occasionally is that they may
be kept cleaner and more healthy
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-22
NoNrAorE. Mich.. Nov 1s. lses.

NONIAGlEs MiCI.. NON 10, IcoO'
w. Wudecknecht, a wealthy farmer
Of MuskegOn Co, personally appeared
before ne. this day. and says: That
for the past year OF SO he WAS afflicted
with weakness, trembling, LeaIt Failure
extreme Nervousness ald headache:
that ne consulted with Ply sjcians lut
received 10 benefit. He as persuaded
by friend to try sample bottle of
DR.. Wheelcr's Nerve VitaliZrr, and Le
says the trembling and ntIvcus feeling
was immediately stopped by its use.
Afterwards me used twO bottles Ct the
same medicine and SAWS he is entirely
cured" Signed, w. WINDECKNECnT.
Sworn To and subscribed before me a
Notary Public for Muskegon County,
state of Michigan.
JAS. MORRISON.
This medicine sold by Il. VanDen-
Bergh. 'Si-l3w
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-22

FREE METHODIST CAMP MEETING EX.
[ CURSlON. On account OF the annual
camp meeting OF the Free Methodist church,
whirh will be held this year at Elm Hall, ono
ana one-half miles south Of kivcrdale, the d..
l.. ~ y. ny will run special train excursions
on Sunday June a, from all points on the
Saginaw. Wostern ard Big Rapids divisions
Train viii loave 4 ma at $3.50 a. m. arriving
at Rivcrdac about 9:4j. Returning, leave
kiYcrdale TT : % y. III. POund-tr,p fare p
cents Everybody is invited TO come and have
a good time. Z 1-2w GEO. DEHAVEN. G.. l.. A.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-22

INTENTION G.. A. R.-For the G.. \. X, Ma
"A tional Encampmont at Pittsburg in sep
TENDER the T., A. A. & N. NJ. ny will make
special reduced rates from all stations on IL
line. Tickets OF sale Septe mbCr 9th 10 9TH
limited TO September 2jth, Call on our az nts
for particulars. w. n. BENNETT,
7g}3m G.. l.. A
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-22
Church Notes.
For Sale, Rent. Exchange Etc.
Gard of Thanks.

cara OF ndnkSs
We desire to thank our many kind friends
ana neigh bors who so kindly assisted IN the
sickn6 s., death and burial of our darling little
daught ter Jessie Also tor the many beautiful
flowers. Mr.. AND MRS. c. T.. MORSE.
| OW RATES 10 BAY VIEW. For the camp
l. meeting and assembly AT Ray View, the &.
Y w. ~. aud ID l.. * \. lines VIII soil excursion
tickets from vi stations July 9Th and luth IN
elusive 1T one fare rate. Return limit August
10th Gto. DGHAVEN, G:f "A.
nOlNG ANYWHERE JULY 4lHI-Ihe q. a
u W. NJ. ind d, l.. a lines VIII sell tickets
on July BRA a. d Attn. good 10 return 9th. AT one
fare Tor round trip mot less that 70 cents be-
tween all stations and 10 Chicago.
GEO. DEHAVEN, g. L. "A.
FOR the Bay View camp meeting and Chau-
I tauqua Atst mhly at Bay View, Mich, July
10th TO August 18th, the T.. 4. A. n N. NJ KY
will make rates of one fare for the round-trp.
tickets for sale at all stations from July 9th to
18th, limited TO return until august 10Th.
i93-3mO w. n. BENNETT, q. L. A.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-22
Graham & Morton
TRANSPORTATION CO.
LAKE AND RAIL ROUTE TO
CHICAGO VIA. ST. JOSEPH

Tho favorite passenger steamers City OF
Chi AGO. ara - hicOra" make double daily
trips between Benton IiarbOr ~. Juseph End
Chicago. connecting az st. Joseph with the G.
& W. VI. Ry. Equipments and s,rN " the best
and rmc less than 10y any other lake route
J he following schedule VIII be observed on
and after June 10Th:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-22
To CHICAGO

Leave 81 Joseph at 4:CO p. IN, daily except
Su nd"y and at ~ y. m. daily Including Sun
day: ltsNc ~ joseph Sundays only. at q? p
m. Leave hiCagO from dock foot of Wabash
Ave, ut 0:30 a. IN, and ll:?0 p. m, daily IN
GLIDING Sunoay: a so leave Chicago at 200 p
IN. saturday only.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-06-22
To MILWAUKEE

The steamer Reid " Ill make trwcekly trips
between 81. Joseph and Milwaukee leaving
II Joseph Monday. "Wednesday and Friday al
900 %. ~ ltaVir Milwaukee from Nandalis
Dock loot of Broadway Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at 30 p, IN,
For information as to rates of freight OF
passage Via. tbt So routes. apply to agents ID.
l.. * \. or G, \ ". VI. ly's.
j II. GRAHAM, President,
EcIton Harbor. Mich.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-06-21
Order of Publication,

STATE OF MISSOURI.
COUNTY OF SCOTLAND.
In the Circuit Court of Scotland county.
August term IS.4
JAMES :. A>HERY. Plaintiff.
Nancy j. Woods. Marion Stafford. vii.
liam II. stafford benjamin d. Stafford Grant
Stafford. John :. Israel. Henry A Israel New
ton }. Israel. Alice Israel. +. =. Israel. Eliza
beth Amnitrnan. Albert zimmerman. james
Israel. l.'lii" Israel. Sarah \. Israel, John H.
Stafford. Su>an Raker and the unknown heirs
OF John I. tHistip>. deceased, Defendants
attorneys. .,t, MGdt \ Wagner. and t,l,.s
his petition '.nn affidavit. alleging, among
other thing, taat defendants Nancy
Woo,l~ .i..riun -futyor,i " iIi;an, u S,H, -
B'ij f..i;'i T.. STAFFORD. Grant Stafford Jam,S
i>f-@''. i.!.I" israel. aud the unknown n heirs of
J'"h' t@liit> deceased. are not residents
o. .nr ~t.Jc rf hi>>ouri:
" a, r"''!"'n II il ordered 10y the clerk that
. slid i,t!Hnaiit> he no,itied by publication
that plaintiff has commenced Il suit against
them in this court. wherein he aile.t.cS thai
ne Is the owner and in possession af IN, fol-
~ loM i'.s H.>Sfihtd real estate. situated in ,h,.
county ni scotland and state of MisSouri TO-
WIT: The northeast fourth {. of the north
enst ths S, amar'tr h OF Section seven ~. ana
ter i / and the northwest fourth ~ ot rh.
southwest quarter I. ut section eight ,St: nj,
IN to"n>hlp siAty-hve t6,l north of the base.
iihe or Range twelve ,iaa west of the tiIth
Principai Meridian. and that he has been in
possession of the same for more than twenty
nNe years. and further alleging under oath
that utltndanf> appear tn have Il record in
III ttic 10 tn. same, and rrher alleges
thI titlt mas rested in him 10y limitation and
nshts !na' decree be rendered in his favor
peftecting his title of record and that unless
me s"lu uefendant> he and appear nj This
tourt az the next term thereof. to be hcr,ln
anu holden AT the Court House i'm the on ~
HemPni> IN SAID county. on the sixth ,iay of
N"suSt next and on or before the third ,lav
| "i >ati term. If the term shall SO long con-
'lnue-and il not. then on or before thn l..,
ny ol s"id term-an>wcr or plead to the nc-
itloh III SAID cause same will hc taken NJ
torsiingly. ~ ''"'''" Az
An IL Is further ordered that a cnpv here
- "e piinllShrd. according to law i'm th.
Farmers Union. " "
| A'e>t: 4. Il. METH. Circuit Clerk
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-06-21
Order of Publication.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
toC>TY OF SCOTLAND SIS
In tnc tlrcult Court of Scotland couuty
August term, 1894. "'A'
JOSEPH Ii. THOMPSON pIain,iH
Us.
JAMES DARNAII.. AMOS DArN,r nna
,.. t"UMAS nARNALL and the unknown heirs nf
AK, a, "EHALn DAhNALI. Defendants.
~ thls day come the plaiutitf herein b,. his
attorney. John ID. Smoot and M, III " ,,;, ~ ; ',
ana aifl,iavit. alleging among n,h"rt ,'i'n'
'h.u u uc.cmhants. James DnrnaI AmrS Ia
nit!l ana Thomas Durn.lI and ,n.. ,'mr n.,.,,
.., va AIchct'sid )arnalI. deceased nr,.
ioi % residents OF the state OF Ni>snur;. WV
MhcrctinOn il is or.icrc,f hx Ih.. .i.., .,.
S;tiu feieIfn;tffS he notified IN n,h,;,.,in..
wa, t Pi"intih mas commenced n s,,it .,,,n;n-.
~. !. ~ ~ ''',s court wherein he nlledy,.s TINT
i",r;n, r." ~" a '''I ana IN possession of the fol-
~ NJ, '.'s .t .I.,t e>sate IN Scotland county No
me southwest fourth of tho. su,,,h.n.s,, ,,a
.t, VI Hcction -. township G, Ifnny.. ..,.,,.,,
~. "''u mas been in posses sion nf s,mr fnr
''.n !v",s. ana further nIcde,nw under
narnnIi nnn... @ "nAno"n IN heirs Of Arcilehaid
h'' ''ii a ,Ipcaf Oh record to own tI-.h nt Suid
"'iu o't" that their title WAS ,i.riv.., Ia, III.
! cc"' from Said Archcbald luruutl d,,..ns..,
anu tuftncr allt'tgny that till, h... ,.,,nt -,
,. "s u; ION and asking thai a decree l..
rendered m his favor p,.rt,ctin,, hi. ti,l, =,
| record. ana that unless th,. .ni1 in,; ~. W
! " ne ana appear ut this court at I'M. nay. ,.rn,
| ..,t'c'i. ~ oc t"gun and holden -, Tho c.,rt
| n"use IN 'ne lfy of Memphis, I'm SniI conn.
~ ~, h"tmo @ ~. n.A'n "a! ar August next. and ON
| ~, .. ',, '"t thifd lay OF said term If th,.
| term shall SO long contiuuc-n,,., ~ i,'' u t''
VII vi pcloT' thc last day of Sujd t,..,, ,,,
| ~, vi a' "ieu 10 the petition in said tous,.
.". SUM, S"r III pe taken a> con eS>cd ana i,,,t.
| '','. vi! oc rendered accoriinrly
~" IL Is further ordered thai ;, rnny h...
OF be published. uccuriiny IN t,u " ~
| Farmers Union, W. i'"' III Tue
| "'>': 4. q. NErY, Circuit Clerk
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-06-21

The official Treasury statement to b.
issued June |, will shCw that the
expenditures Of the government Il"
the eleven months of the current fie-
cal yea. have exceeded the receipts by
Sl2 1000. 900, the aggregate standing
in round figures: kecepts $2GS: 600
900; expenditures S34O,OOO,0O0;
These figures indicatd total dctic''
.or the twelve month Of the tisca
wear OF above SIS, 900, ,oOO.-NatiomaI
Waterman.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-06-21
Tle popuilst Executive committed

Tae Populist Executive committee
of Georgi;, met few days ago to lay
ou, the plan If campaign and it was
decided that daily paper was neces-
,,rv. i, was decided that the first
number of Tom Watson daily should
oe issued hy July 4ih. Tom Wat
son and his committee have Level
ne;.ds rs they will know that the right
will never prevail over might without
lalls papers to reach the city voters
-LabOr's Tribune.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-06-21

is no way to get the railroads. !
answer you, we can get the railroads
back just as the railroads got from u>
the lands and the money with which
to build-by the law of eminent do
main they took the right-of-way. Un-
der the law Of eminent domain they
have right to pass through your
fields. through your pastures, through
your lots. through yorr cemeteries.
They can condemn any piece Of prop
erty whatsoever SO they take 1t for
the public good. What they take
from the public the public can take
back. The law for one is law for the
other. prolonged applause) You
ask me, how would | get them? Get
them honestly and like 4 gentleman.
[ would steal no mans property and
| want no man to steal mine unless he
Will steal my debts with it, Cap
plausel J Let us take these railroads
under Il fair system of assessments
under the law of eminent domain, and
pay for them fairly and squarely,
either 10y the issuance Of treasury
notes in whole or in part. or the issu-
ance of bonds in whole or in part.
That is matter Of detail. What |
do say is. | lo not advocate injustice
to the rich man nor the poor man. |
would desplse myself if | made war
merely upon the man that is rich. In
the race of life you have the right to
accumulate property if you can. 1t
is not only your right but your duty
to do it, Your wife, your child is
looking to you for protection and sup
port, and | make no war upon the
man who is doing it. 1t is only the
man who 10y class laws. by special cx-
emptions, that has got some advan-
tage at the expense of his neighbor
that | make war upon, and then it is
more upon the system than upon the
person that make the attack. How
would It hurt the railroad companies
for the government to take their prop
erty and pay them for it? How
would it hurt the poor man to do 1t!
Talk about the rich man. Some three
or four wears ago when | was Il con
yrcssman not only ''dc jure' but con
orcssmen s'de facto' | had the honor
to make an argument over in the cap
itol where these grand patriots are in
cubatiny about your welfare now, ant
| advocated then rs now that the na
4 ton should build and own its publ,
b. highwa. these highways over whicl
! our armies 90 in time of war; thcs
5 highways ever VIII Gu our commerce
I goes in time of peace. | advocate'
g it then and my views were combatc'
t by the Hon. Patrick Calhoun wit
" yleat force and great ingenuity. Th
l. two arguments were presented. Min
G had no effect; his had greal dea
ct and the result of it WAS that he ht
: his cn-par:ners when they turned til
K Central railroad 10 ,sc, left one cas-
l. where the miIllonair sat down an
u went with the widow and children
9 CONCLCDED NEXT WEEK
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-06-21

The next issue of $50, 100000 ol
bonds is ptlnted, sealed and signcc
and living in the treasury alread.
SAYS the Washington correspondent
Of the Chicago Times.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-06-21

The American nation should be
bigger than any political party. Is
il? -Sedaiia Sentinel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04

tof the annual enoampnlont OF the
slsnd Army Of the Republic at Pitts
wig Pa, the Great Rock Island route
Nv sell, September 8 and G, tickets
y one fare for the rour trip.
Ihe rate from Fort Worth rs S32 Oj.
.esse tioksts arc nou-slgiature and
y not require stamping at rlttsburs
~ return. consequently passengers
~ use them to aay point short OF
sHssunatlon II 50 desired They VIII
\, god returning until September
and ESQ for STOP III on return
s.ssage. For further information call
n ev ticket office corner Fifth and
w. t. ORION,
City Ticket Agent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-04

renio parties will md 1t to their in
,'''t to call upon the Cotton Belt be-
-, 4 selecting their picnic grounds.
s15ol1on. located thirty miles east Of
~ NJ worth on the line OF the Cotton
Is well adapted for such pur-
The grove Is a beautiful one.
,- .1t Wen shaded. a nice. cool spring
u. y a large lake. which affords the
Hl.ure-seeking plcknlclIers abundant
sS.iis, hunting and pleasant day In
stesnsshtinl grove. The grounds are In
MA eondition and are well pro-
erir. with swings for the children;
cllses. ,aeles and seats for all. The
.ss a heli train leaving here az S'55,
n,u,ls,tnlent hour IN tha mornins, and
ifHg arrives in Fort Worth 81
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