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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

repaired She will 20 into the freight
service IN the fifth district btween Nich-
ia Falls and Clarendon.
\. Il. Smith of Gainesville, who has
been surveyor Of the port NJ lei Paso for
four years, is in the city.
John NJ. Bird. treasurer Of the Santa
fe. with headquarters at Galveston,
was in the city yesterday.
j. W. Carter live stock agent of The
Rock Island, returned last evening from
"A business trip TO Bowie.
William IL Locke. division storekecpey
Of the Union Pacific at Clarendon, IS
in the city visiting friends.
j W, Terry, general solicitor Of the
santa Ice. with headquarters at calves
ton, was in the city yesterday.
George W. beats. general foreman OF
the Texas aud Pacific shops. spent yes
terday IN Dallas on company business
~. w. Campbell trainmaster Of the
Texas and Pacific. with headquarters a.
Marshall, spent Sunday in the city with
his family
q. McRohertS. formerly general fore
man Of the Texas and Pacific 81 Bon
ham. Is In the city visiting with the
railway boys.
The Rock Island people have received
neat little walnut case, which WIZ lF
sent out to We Arlington Inn to hold
the folders Of the great hock Island
route.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23
SALVATION Is NOT FREE.

omhnN bee.
A gentleman well known IN railroad
circles, just returned from Denver,
speaking TO Il representative Of the Bee
regarding the Union Pacific Denver and
Gulf situation, said: There is grow
ing belief in the Queen City that Mr.
Trumhull, receiver for the road. will
not be able TO work ont anywhere near
the salvation Of the system he so fondly
anticipates, and before June comes Il
will be back in the Union Pacific fold
very penltcnt for ever having straycd
away. There are So many contingencies
to be taken into consideration that the
Denver people, particularly railroad men,
are commencing to doubt Mr.. Trumbul's
ability TO manipulate the road 10 that
II will meet It's fixed charges when they
fall due. OF course he will be given the
fairest kind Of show. hui rs has heen
well SAID, you can't get blood ont of a
stone, no matter how hard you may press
it.
"Mr. Trumbul is also having consider
able difficulty in finding just the right
men Tor the important positions, the de-
clination of Mr. deuel. TO sever his CON
nection with the Union Pacific for the
general superintcndency being an unex-
pectcd blow. There are number Of
men suggested for the place. but Mr..
Trumbu.l has lately been in the habit
of surprising his friends regarding ap-
pontmcnts, and a well-kuown railroad
man from an Eastern line is thought to
be slated for the place
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

Every good Thing has us host OF inita-
tors; every genuine article ~ counterfets.
The imitator- always choose the most val
liable AMI poular article 70 counterfeit. 81
that when they claim thelr sham 10 be
equal or as good. Or the same a. "So-nnh
So'6" the public may depend upon II that
''sp.aud. So'sr article Is the best OF the
Kind. The sham proves the genuine inerit
81 the Thing Il copies and never has this
been better Illustrated than by the mitn-
lions Of Allcock's Porous PlasterH.
Ailc0ck's Porous Plaster j. the standard
OF excellence the world over. and IT. iinl-
"a Allcoek's" are oniy emphasizing this
fact and admitting "Allcoek's" TO be the
acme ~ perfection, which 4 J. their highest
ambition TO initiate. The difference between
nv genuine aud these limitations, which
copy ouly general appearance, u as WIDE
as that between copper and s,'li
The only safe why for purchasers u 70
always Insist upon having klcock's Porous
PiAsiers. They are the only perfect plasters
ever produced.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

Omaha. Nch., Jan, 22---Folowing the
lead Of the Oregon Railway and Nayi-
CATION company in asking that scpar-
ate account be kept ON that part Of the
Union Pncifc system. the Leaycnw0rth.
Topeka and Southwestern has also been
granted Il separate account by Judge
Dundy. hut upon totally different
grounds The Leaycnworth. Topeka aud
Southwestern extends from Lcaven-
worth, Kan. to Meridian Junction, a dis
trrce Of some forty-six miles, wholly
within the state Of Kansas. This road,
being operated by the Santa l'e, in
Judge Dundy's opinion. did not come
within the control of the receivers, and
not desiring to make. his agents respon-
siblc for moneys and rolling stock over
which they had no control, he issued
III order granting the Leayenworth, To-
prka and Southwestern sparate account
ing The road has hardly paid operating
nxncnses and has been n weight of con'
siderable proportions upon the Union Pa
ciGc as in the case of the Gulf system.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23
ApARr FROM THE UNIoNPAcFIC
NeM Orlenns PIcnYnne.

The fortunes of the Fort Worth and
Denver CITY railway are varied. II APP
Dears now thai the company nave en-
iiraly separated from the general man
agement of the Union Pacihc, win new
officers and separate management Dur
ing the litigation. into which ihe eol,l'ln!
became eniangled with the government,
The original stockholders OF the fort
North and Denver City branch OF the
system set mp the complaint ihat ihey
wOnll not permit their Interests 10 ne
come 80 absorbed in those OF the system
as to allow their stock 70 pass mo tie
hands of a common receive, and betome
thereby lessened IN value. They
claimed that they had taken no stock ~
the loan made from the government ana
that consequently, they were exempt
from any serious obligations made by TIE
company which might injure their rail
road values Upon this compliant being
made and this line OF action lad OUT ny
the Fort North and Denver my, me
management Of the Union Pacihec system
proposed compromising terms, onerlng 70
turn over the road again 10 us Oh man
arendnt. In consideration Of certain spec
flied privileges in the division OF rates,
This settlement at one TINE appeared 70
huya been agreed upon, ana tne foAn:
while changing TO It's original name, stu
was virtually under the management OF
tho Union Pacific. But within the inst
two days this arrangement has rs. al been
done away with. and The Fori Worth and
Denver Ciy railroad has come ONT as an
fnlepenldnt line with no r9 ~
Whatever with the old Union racine man
aEement. ,,., - ~,
Union Pacific aud Denver am Gun rail-
road. which extends from Denver wy
| to -Texline. and wl;o has been an hlois
assisiant general freight nSenl 81 me
| Union Pacific proper, has RESIGNED tr .ni
that road and assumes the duties Of c Ky
general passenger agency OF tse ~ IN
route alone. which includes q part % Tue
| Fort Worth and Denver Guy. ma.
Arthur johnson, m old Union 1 racine
man. later connected WIN ~ rasd az
1 CITY. Fort Worth and Northern rean ~ a9
general freight agent has been agsnt
10 the position Of general iiflShs ~
Of Inc new road. having jnrislieltlo'l el
the business about Denver where nc mas
Gears Ady has been ehos'n se .lsn,
manager ~ the PASSENGER t,s '''''''''
! with headquarters ID Denver = ,-o,c ~,
/ new officers selected s9nlr '''"' ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23
CrNpnNL NOTES

htNElN-Nis Nv i+s's
w. n. BoSley has been appointed gen
eral agent of the Georgia Central by the
receivers Of that road.
now eighteen stall round house is
being built al the western eud Of the
Wlkesbarre and Eastern, near Latin,
Pa
M, pt,u.aotr,.i. ,,y,,,,,,,toa az Northrrn
Pacific honSbdi5ors NH tnte immediate
i,n,, uUu.I'o'iviS nSrsicni c,ntrn
Of that road.
C,r J,ns oro 10 ,,s orecte1 Inv Tho
Gu 49,, ".nl fy,ni,,, 'ont
M ,i,, S Wv NJ rii,,,tc sim ma
ta,,,,,i ~, Nv, ,.,' 'u,su w.
,,,, r,t
the Louisville NeW hlnHhs INV Nnl
M oia do ,nv n r,,nnayed With
ia 80, ,,.,'''I' ~ feoS 80 "a ,,og
w., '''',, "''N Va ,o'', w F''V-''
The chicago ana Northwestern com
nnny Is now rrdecming wiiihoul renaie'
me Sedaf Hapids ana Missouri rNer'
second division, hrst mor'gdse oouus'
VI benlon' who has been general
1,gcn, OF the Nreat Notherh ~ Iaooha'
WASH mas beeh np'olnted general agent
on the Nhlcnso' Huntington ah9 quincy
win headquarters nj Scattl'' WASH
Aud now a plan has been formulated
ny We receivers ana b9nLhoiders OF the
h ,m rallroad; Ny WINCH me COMPANY
WI pe re'orEahlEeu' me noutlhG N
uehIedness now amounts TO Sl2oWlHp'
The bondholdcns' committee, represent.
ing those holding bonds Of the Chicago
aud Northern Pacific, are turning in the
first mortgage bonds 20 the United States
trust company. Nearly. NhoOO'OOO
worth oil bonds have so FAR been de-
posted
A tourist sleeping car has been put on
between Philadelphia and San Francisco.
which viii be run once a week over
the Baltimore and Ohio. Chicago. Rock
Island and Pacific. Denver and Rio
Grandc Rio Graude Western and South.
orn Pacific.
The coal traffic from docks at the head
of Lake Superior is snid to he highly en-.
coumEing. For the past four months the
shipments have averaged $50 care daily.
The receipts by lake last year were
2.O0OOOO tons. OF which 100000 tons
sill remain.
The chief detective Of the New York
Central in his annual report. states that
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23
MUST rnOvIDE srArIoNs.



The towns of South Enid aud Rounl
Pond, in the Cherokee strip, on the line
of the Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific
railways, have practically won their fight
against the ruilwy company for station
facilities. The senate committee on rail-
roads yesterday concluded lts consdera-
ton of the bill requiring railways to
furnish station facilities NJ government
townsites in public lands. The bill np.
plies to all railways. but II was drawn
up for the relief Of the people Of South
Enid and Round Pond The Rock Is.
land is interested in townsites az North
Enid and Pond Crcek,an as these towns
are In competition for supremacy, the
railway company naturally hold out 10
the last for its own townsites. The re-
suit Of the passage Of the bill will be
that South Enid and North Enid and
Round Pond and Pond Creek will all
have station facilities, and time will de-
eide which towns shall thrive.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

The following circular has been issued
from the general ticket and passenger
department of the Chicago, Rock Island
and Texas, bearing the date OF January
/, 1891.
Taking effect this date, W. n. Orion
is appointed city ticket agent of this COM
pauy at Fort Worth.
The circular IS signed by j. @. Me
Cabe. general ticket and passenger agent,
and approved By $. Il. llovey, vice
president aud general superintendent.
Mr.. Orion has been assistant city
ticket agent Of this company ever since
the Rock Island has had an Office in
this city. q, r. Byers, who has been
city ticket front and general agent still
retains the position of general agent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23
A coon SHOWING.

During 1893 the Texas aud Pacific
laid over 10000 new ties. The laying
of new G0-pound steel rail on the Eastern
division has progressed to a point within
twenty miles of AIineola. and will be car
ried ON to Marshall as fast as possible,
nv 10 carry the heavy trains with safe
~. As fast as taken up the rail now In
use ON the Eastern division is being laid
ON the Rio Grande division west of To-
pah. where the company still has over
100 miles of iron rail in use.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23
THE SUIT AGAINST THE KATY. 3"
Knnsas CITY Star.

The Missouri. Kansas and Texas rail-
v.av bns enlisted the people of Parsons,
Kan. in It's fight against the state au-
i.stv 10 observe the laws under which
4, s,,cIred It's charter. The people ..
prisons held a mass meeting last night
and appointed committees % draw M
unnifesto, declaring il TO be far from
their purpose TO aniagonize the Katy
raiiysS, They declare they are In no
way responsible for the suit against the
company and are satisfied with the num-
her Of Offices the Katy now maintains
IN Kansas. II Is believed that the oil
sen,imeni Of this sort IN Parsons The
nnnnlation OF Parsons Is made mp largely
~ The employees Of The Missouri. Kansas
and Texas railway.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

one resignation having taken place.
=, The new road will be- Known a. the
texas Panhandle tontc. and rs such has
been advertised. Maj. John Douglass
ne agent OF the new company in this
CITY, has heretofore been serving the
mon Pacific proper in that capacity.
MT Douglass says that there will he
and the Union Pacific proper. and that IN
the future his entire time will be devoted
70 advancing the interests OF Ike Fort
Worth aud Denver City railway.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23
A rnILnMrn nr rIIE GnIp.

A persistent cough which usually fol-
lows an attack Of grin can be permanent
u cured by taking ChombeFlain's Cough
Remedy w. A. McGnife Of Mckay,
severe cough After nsng several dif-
fWeut medicines wiihohi relief, I tried
Chamberlaiu's Conrh Remedy, which ef-
feeIod 2 permanent cure ] have also
found &c 10 be without an cquni Tor
children. when troubled with colds or
Group Is and 70 cent bottles for sale
hy \ T. Grammer and J p Nieks &
Co. driex'ais
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

A circular has been issued from the
general passenger department of the
Gulf. Colorado and Santa l'e and over
the signature of W. $. Keenan,, general
passenger agent relative TO the sale Of
excursion iickets to New Orleans. 1t
states that tickets may he sold 70 New
Orleans and return on account Of the
NIardi Gras on February 3, 4 aud D
good to return until February ~, in.
fare for the round trip.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23
A PIANO An ORGAN o1iEIy,

Why Is Il that we sell more pianos aud
organs than The siHty dealers IN Texas
comhinedi because we are agents for
the best Instrumental we give better
value for cash or time sales, we do not
ask for notes, we do not msreprcscnt
the quality Of instruments. Every piano
and organ we cell IL warranted and our
guana1r,,r-ts,, absolute protection 70 pur
chasspSsSstSVNrefcr to any banking house
In TASas as 10 our responsibility.
TIIOS GOGGAN " BRO,
Dallas. Galveston. Houston, Austin,
Waco and Snu Antonio,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23
oHEAp RArlls ro WACO.

\ circular has been issued from the
general passenger department of the
Santa Fe stating that a rate Of one and
a third fares on the certificate plan has
heen authorized for the meeting Of the
Texas Odd Fellows Grand lodge, TO he
held at Waco. commencing February D..
Parties attending will pay full fare, for
which they will get a receipt aud II
there are as many as 80 or more in at
tendance they win be returned at . rate
of one-third fare on presentation of the
receipts properly certified to.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23
Howe. druggist. removed 10 corner
Seventh and Main streets.
FATHER MARTlNIERE
Re-Commissioned VlcarGencral-Catlle-
dral TO BE Built BY Dallas
Catholics.AA.-


GNfNIlI JIsDNIlH,
Dallas, Tex. ian. % The priests
who accompanied Bishop Edward Dome
to this city viii return to their homes
IN Chicago tomorrow.
Very Rev. ] Martiniere has been re-
commissioned yicar-general Of the diocese,
1t Is understood new residence will
be purchased for the bishop. thar the
city will be divided into four. parishes
and that handsome cathedral will be
built,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23
COZ. oHn.Ds BETrER.

philadelphia. Pa. Jan. %. Mr..
Guilds condition This morning Is more IA
vorable. After midnight be- rested well.
and the slight rise Va bis temperature
which was nefefpiibie during The early
part of last night had almost entirely dis.
appeared
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23
VIII PAY THE SECOND BONDS

New York, Jan. ~ The executive
committee of the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas railroad has voted 20 pay the
due February /. The bondholders have
long been clamorng for action of this
kind.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23
ARE IL no HURRY .

Chicago Herald.
central traffic lines have reprutcd Of
,heir hasty action IN refusing 20 pro
rafa with Texas lines. The latter have
bsI no difficulty IN finding cadets al
tbc old divisions, and nov The Central
trsiFie lines arr beseiging them with re-
quests to allow them 20 withdraw ihcii
Hctiee The Southwestern lines arc ~
nj hurry 10 resume divisions win all
Central traffic lines, and are cooily ignor'
ing them at the -. LOUIS meeting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

r. ID. sin. trainmasier OF tho Rock
Island. + up the line on business.
j. w. Barbee, live stock agent n ihe
cotton He'll. left on a rushing trip after
business YESTERDAY
Fort Worth aud Denver City engine
". ~ wiil Rave ne shap. iplny. after
having baen lhonsagily osrrhnn''i and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

We have succeeded 10 the electric sup
ply and construction business Of straiton
lamps aud machinery DO general repair
work: gun aud leeksmitlhng. Best
equipped shop IN The stale.
HAIRED 81 WILSON.
Ellis Hotel Buildiug
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23
IS HE GOING TO THE SANTA FEi
Kansas City Star.

A dispatch from Milwaukee says; @.
y button. who was general manager
NJ The Milwaukee aud Northern railroad
until the property was absorbed by the
Chicago. Milwaukee, and - PAU road
A,chison. Topeka aud Santa fe road.
MIN headquarters at Topeka or Kansas
ffifv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23
STOLE nER rRwrrY rREssEs.


By Associated frcsH.
Toledo, Ohio. Jan 80 Mrs Catherine
Rcischer of Canton, who hns been notcd
for her magnificent suit of very long aud
abundant black hair, while walking homo
from church last night, says o Blade
special. was wayaid by two men. One
held her firmly, and the other with a
pair Of tnilors shears, cut on her hair
close to the scalp. escaping with tLoir
booty before help came.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

easeFs leaving Fort Worth geo p. III.
IN Sleeper accommodations from
w ~ application 10 II. & L. c. agent
'sr n5eis ior points south Of san An.
~ Tor Mexico points. can transfer
hsu'o ono TO Laredo Sleeper II desired
rAhIICCLAR 10 see that vonr
|orSSat1, wa hearne and the INTER
'''AN "9UIE-L & G. N. II. Il.
ID, j. PRIos. a c. p. A.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23
w1Lp anInF or A rArnEn.
He Picks Up the Head Of Ills Son and
Kisses the Lips,


Orange. Is. J.. Jan. - Fired. .
sciner. The f0ycar-oll son o. Beno
SENIOR. was Instantly allied this noon
nj tbe Globo street crossing OF The Della
ware. IAckawauna and Western railway
iTis head yves severed from his body,
ana one Of bis logs was nearly cnt on
Tho boy's failcr, when be arrived, Al
the scene. picked no the head and rushed
around frantically With ~ pressing u q.
bis lips.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

We could On this pnpcr full Of tho Won
derful neryc-cures and headache cures
made by Prestou's Held Axe, but trial
Is far more convincing No cure, no pay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23
FISHING ron RADICAL SUPPORT

gel.rade. Jan. % King Alexander
Of SerYia today Summoned ~ rliicis
desired Ia retain the radicals in Office
n tbav consented to eliminate tie anti
dyna-iic element from .ibc ranks and
abandon the imrcachmcnt ar tlr
Ayakuni0yirs cabinet Tho Radicals re-
fns.d TO comply and lett the kings
presence.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23
" OUTLET
Nv OUTLET
FOR FORT WORTH
FOR FORT WORTH

~ ~ Worth and Denver city railway.
s.'ns the necessity for another line
'e''h ard hast TO accominodate iis
slse eoncindel TO inaugurate pas
H'lee from Fort Worth and an
ls line via Panhandle City to
n. NV Asf-. haiaas city, Iltts-
Ia WI W. 81 i've, Ealp1ria. Newton.
I'M rihnsion aud ali points In M.
Isiiyy Est ny this ronte yeu mai s
uns 'as sane Kline. making close
II ~, ~ Pnalnnd.e City. Nber,.
4 fsoaphes ate provided.
Lie. 4''t Worth saine as via any
'~' Information address
~ pns..n,.. y. d. KELLER.
~. To- ana Freight Ageaf, For,
~. tx seAi' 4oi Main sirsss, Tor,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

You can't make new arm with Salvation
on. bot you can cure The bruises VIII H.
Do.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23
TRAINs IRAv-r pnnr wnnr,r.


.1insecilon with Houston and Texas
a Nai'way' makes the best time from
foRT WORTH, DALLAS.
/ ether North Texas Points, to
IN. San Antonio. Laredo,
And Points in Mexico.
MAN sLEEPERS DAILY in each
direction VIA EEARNE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23

when van wah- srnnre meal 20 10
ths C3nasc. so $40 ~ lhiri Nse,t.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-23
I Like My wife

i Il i r,asis CoMPLExIos POWDER be-
as violets. ''oAs anu II rs ira
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-07-26
WHAT NAMES MEAN.

Derivation Of Some CT the Popular Per-
sonai Designations Now Il Use.
Isabella, one of the few names which
came to us from the Latin through the
Spanish, means the Fair Eliza.
William, the German name, signifies
Defending Many 1t has always been
u favoritc name in royal families.
Arthur, Celtic name, signifies The
Strong Man. 1t has kept pace with AL
fred in the favor of the English.
Cecil was originally from the Latin,
meaning the Diin-Sighted One. 1t was
originally used as q nickname.
John was an extremely popular He
brew name, signifying the Grace OF
God or the Gracious Gift Of God.
Magdalena is Hebrew or Syriac
name, meaning magnificent. Magdala
was the name of city in Palestine. :
Charles is German, meaning Noble
spirited One. Over hundred European
kings have been named Charles.
julius, u Latin name, signifies Soft
Haired. The Julian family was Ole of
the most famous in the history OF
Rome.
Bernard is German, meaning Bears
Heart. German soldiers often wore the
skin of bears head as helmet.
Adolphus is Saxon, meaning happ1-
ness. This name has been borne by no
less than seventeen reigning kings.
benjamin is from the Hebrew, signi-
fylng Son of the Right Hand. 1t was
considered one of the luckiest of
names.-N. Y. Advertiser.