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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

Much Speculation nn to the Probable
Winners.


Three more days and the event Of the
season will be here, for on that date
the grand Scotch athletic sports and
ball viii take place, and any person
who has had any doubts as to the re-
suit need only take glance at the en-
tries received and be Convinced that he
is sadly mistaken.
AS usual entries are always held back
to the last moment, and this Is no eN-
in
In the way OF a perfect phenomenon.
Dallas takes the cake, as one party
enters for the sack race for men and
the sack race for boys, the 100 yards
foot race for boys under 16, the fat
mans race, all OF the bicycle races,
and wonderful to relate, will run the
three legged race by himself. How Is
that for high?
The Scotchmen as a rule are equal
to almost any emergency. but when the
committee received this entry, props
bad to be used to hold up their lower
Jaws. Dallas has aent over quite Il
number of entries. but It Is to be hoped
that no more VIII be received like this
one, or special events win have TO be
put in for them.
The wheelbarrow race seems to be the
favorite event, fourteen entries having
been already received, with prospects
for quite a number more to follow.
For the "tug-of-war' about six teams
wiz compete, and now come Joe Lee
hsne, James O'Dowd. II. II. Wilson,
j. G. Bayrfopper, #. Heman and a. u,
| Thomson, with Lourie Scrivener as
mascot composing the brewery office
team, and are willing to put up money
| that they can out-pull any office team
In the state. Who viii take them up
\ Don't all speak Mt once,
George strong still stands favorlte
| for the fat mems race, with O'DOwd a
| good second Look out for the dark
| horse.
The collection of prizes displayed In
| one Of the Main street windows OF
| Crawford's store, is certainly one OF
the most handsome and attractive evei
seen on an occasion OF this kind. They
are tastefully arranged in groups, Will
the historic saddle Of Santa ANN
| forming the center piece.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

After four years OF unprecedented
financial depression, many OF the very
best meaning people now find them
selves overwhelmed in debt, the exist
ence of which has become barrier
to the acquiring OF sufhcieney 10
meet these obligations.
As relief from this condition OF
affairs, l have opened what l term
a commercial adjusting Office at room
No. 10, 6i2 Main street where | shall
receive propositions from debtors TO
be submitted 10 their creditors that VIII
be at some per cent on the dollar
within the scope OF their ability 20
pay off all claims, and thereby get re-
lief in full. This Is honorable when
1t Is the best that can be done
The retail merchants are most al
ways ready to and willing to make
some sacrifice that they may get some
thing out Of their claims, and VIII
readily forgive and forget the bal
ance. But II there is no effort on the
part Of the debtor to adjust then
they never forgive. My operations
will be principally between the con-
sumner and retailer, receiving ana IRE
senting propositions for consideration,
both from creditor and debtor No
such avenue Of relief was eyer offered
the consumer before, and Il T. hls
duty, both to himself and his creditor
TO relieve the embarrassment OF both
Acting as third party In affecting
these settlements, / am enabled "a
affect settlement that could not be
otherwise reached. All business trans
| acted through me is done In confidence
! and exact the game from all others
1 Kindly soliciting the business of thu
4 public / am Very Respectfully.
Il. C. PENDERY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

Lottie Freeman scorned the Iden
That it WAS Knife.

The police, two or three reporters,
and several bystanders, were treated to
hrst-class woman cry yesterday
Lotte Freeman went to the house OF
Carrie Morton, both colored, corner
Thirteenth and Calhoun streets. and
they soon, true to their color. engaged
In a free-for-all fight.
The Morton woman was both hit and
cut by Lottie biting her finger ana
sticking her In the back with a knife
Carrie Morton came 10 the city hall
on a run for an officer. She told her
business and Assistant Chief Mutlsin
examined her wounds, and when he
found the slight scratch on her back,
made some remark that frightened
her She Immediately started 10 cry at
2:2O rate, making a noise that caused
Jim Wilson and Jim Collier, up stairs
In their Offices, TO think there had been
killing down In the marshals office.
She was soon reassufed, however,
and went to a physician to have her
wounds dressed.
Lottic Freeman WAS arrested by Ofil-
Ger Sour She claimed she made both
OF the wounds on Carrie with hor teeth.
at which point some one asked to see
them She was told that the flesh was
stlll sticking between her dental pro
| jectiles, and then began TO spit
The laugh was on her. and Turnkey
Whltsitt once again enrolled her name
on his calaboose record, and put her
| In oongenisl company with Fighting
| Fannie" and a few more such Lights
in their sphere.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19
CRUSH HAS HIS SAY
xru.L MANAGER SAYS
|is u.crxs rrs OFFER.
n.,pts It, Come Up with
y Us n cal, for Any Number
H'' rib Tickets Desirable

,..,,h general passenger ana
~ q tile Missouri, Kansas
VI yalIway Of Texas. was a
III. ~ easatte office last night
=. 4 much has been published
y, q the knights of Pythias
~ washington that If anyone
q to his line selling tickets
sl.s,on and return via St.
IN on Mr. W. II. winfield
AGENT, at corner Of Fourth
VI, .ar strsets with SO and they
|Bsasl'na 4 me tickets they had
( ~ He says some OF the INES ne
~ using the fact that the
eesn nc association has an
II i ~, tbev would not accept
Nv y from Texas at SIS against
y ~, pa, saws saws: money talks
Z xaiy has not at any tune s'tle ,
(. ~ a,hsr lines could not sell at
~ va s5vertlsed rates. surprising
sne ,nsw their business the same
" r. n,S feels quite sure that ms
N ~ gst The major portion OF the
W ,r,m Texas on account OF
~ I'm r,ar accommodations, and
", the Texas people ought
\, by them, as they VIII carry
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19


~. Denver will have a good business
alsd hay before the season is over.
stems settled that there win be
,nal large harvest excursions 10 this
Hton soon.
,he Santa Fe has made a rate to st.
I'VE and return for SIS. good until
I7pienbsr 10.
.ne fruit business is about over. so
shipments from North Texas
FIVE Is concerned.
" Z. Curtis. line foreman OF the
|'..' rack az Whitesboro. was in the
Ky lew hours last evening.
'ee freight agents put in all their
|--se ume wondering what the rail-
- commission is going to do next.
u--eSst Cooke, night chief at the
s-yn depot telegraph office, will 20 up
|-E suit. a. " " 80
~ rain yesterday was reported
7" y have fallen beyond Weatherford
~ NO Grande division of the Tex
= ana Paelnc.
se Allen. a car repairer in the
h, apartment OF the Texas and Pho-
N snops, has gone 10 Weathertord
sAolt visit.
.'aa Whlteside. a passenger conduc-
~ q the Iron Mountain. passed
.1nss the city this morning. en-
.'e 70 Colorado.
~ simmons. passenger conductor
~, ~ sast end Of the Texas and Pa
: WIN ~ The city en- route TO his home
".eaita Falls.
=. W. Mnxvvett .r.,..., ...,,,,,a,,
ire,.s az Katy lines in Texas. passed
Ats s sae city in his special car No.
"a ss1E h'neer Black Of the Fort worth
"a tsnVer City. who has been laying
d. some time past, reported for
yesterday morning.
Dlnvssi ant' union boilerrAaller In the
l,ts,,,.. fnops' has been iaycd on tenn
~ Ed is now spending all his
llfac. 4ns FOR the big Labor Day
~ lsv.- leisiohn, a car repairer for
~ 49,. anc Pacific at this place.
4 ctsi ~, 70 Weatherford to relieve
~ e1, a. Gllssn. who will take q
Ia 49, valley engine NO. ., which
TIE A. aunnersoing repairs FOR sofn'
lssiY IL 'ne Denver shops, Is Amos
Nsn tesv INTO service, after having
Mid. ''oshiy overhauled and re
fspsrs,,snyer boys are making great
i,pcs.-l,,.,,s. as TO be IN the Labor DaS
M f-r,- and say that 200 unloi
m IA III. !. ne Denver shops Will tax'
''si cs, we rnrade, all OF which arr
N ~ aseat OF tho HnustA'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

A Quarter and Not Principle at
stake.


The fight over the SILVER question is
not confined TO political conventions.
and the Intensity OF the fight on the
question at the Dallas convention will
not compare In personally serious re-
suits with the one indulEcd In by two
dusky sons or Ham In this city last
evening. Notwithstanding the latter was
all about the fractional Of the silver
currency known as quarter"
II all came about In this way. John
Graves and Alex Gray met in BANDS
saloon. on Fourteenth street. early last
animated discussion arose over the
ownership OF one of Uncle Sans sill
Yer quarters.
IT was found impossible 10 harmon
lie the conflicting views entertained by
the two parties. Neither would ac-
cept q compromise or a straddle and
as result they came to blows and
In the melee Alex Gray drew an ugly
looking pocket knife and stabbed his
opponent in the abdomen,
rhe intestines were several m three
places and the wound WIN probably
result fatally
Alex Gray was arrested by the po-
I lice and locked IN the city jail, while
the wounded man was carried TO his
home on Kentucky avenue, on the
South Side
DR.. W. Il. Davis was called in and
/ did all IN his power for the wounded
man, but after returnlng TO his ONCE
| at a late hour last night snld Graves
1 condition was very prccarlous and his
| chances for recovery very small.
Q
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

A correspondent OF the rural world
from Fort Smith. writes the following
letter;
You are nwaro OF the fact that a
great many nne young bulls are lost
IN the South and Southwest when
brought here from the North or
East. during their first summer. Last
GUNNER I bought ilno pair Of Gallo
ways from north OF hers aud brought
them homo. Tho heller ! kept up All
summer and fed on dfy feed with only
well water The bun waa put on pas
ture this spring md served a number
u COWS. In June put him on dry feed
also. About the frat Of July he became
sick with Texas, Or climatic. fever.
and egpccfoi 70 lose him. Consulting
our veterinary surgeon. be advired me
10 give him Quinine. 30 10 40 grains az
o dose, three times daily Tor six or
eeYen days, and after the seventh day
20 add doses OF aulphate OF iron tnop-
pcraO. The bull ~ about wen now.
The heifcr has never been sick al All,
and l have now good hopes of raising
both Of them. The dread Of The accii-
mating fever hns deferred many
from bringing soIih the brsi specimens
u me breedefg' stock. but whom we
hare remedy for II as readily avail
ntle AZ mis-. I hope TO Hee others try II.
aud with equal success. We need more
ine stock IN Arkansas
n larRr and liberal cosos Of quinlne
can cur. fever. this drug win soon find
heavy sales throughout the range
country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

|Aago, Aug, 1s.--After to-day's ses-
| The Southwestern traffic associa-
/ sdlourned tonight without having
|ssa the Texas cotton rate, which
| been the main subject or The dis
|dap during the session. Represent
Ila Of the roads interested were not
I to reach an agreement, and a
|tmeat was referred to the execu-
Committee, pending a settlement
chairman will fix a date.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

Fort Worth and Denver viii
M nut on an extra freight train
N south from Clarendon every
Es,y. for the purpose of picking up
4 lots OF cattle along the way.
| isy has been selected as the dey
4 snyenient to the majority Of the
k,Vcattle will be dlivered promptly
IN ,onnectlons OF the road at Fort
NJ. Bowie and Henrietta, and every
n will be made to get them
Ia By the middle OF the week to
|,ns City, St. Louis and Chicago,
ID to miss dull markets at the end
N, week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19
HOTEL ARRrvALs.


Hotel Rlohelieu-W. u. Mnhoncy.
Nsy Haven. Conn, J W. Blaylock.
New York, Gay Marshall, BIG SPRINGS;
". A. Bagley, Temple; $, w. her-
ohant, San Angelo; II. =. stuart,
Imtriani II. @. DeerinE, big spfingsi
iIiEdon, ~ paso; W. p. Bucy Rising
star. A. pevereuK. Decatur; j. W..
riley. Clarendon; ". II Gibbs. WASH
ington. Robert Wccherby, Ennis. v.
W. Williams. Aivnrado. }. II Ebrlght,
Denver. w A. Guvis, Wichita Falls;
Howe Davidson, Henrietta5 j. ~.
Pender. Vernon: Miss Emma over
bnnk. Hnisboro: ]. p Dgnneil chi
cago; @, ~. Flick. Washington Miss
II Loretta. Greenwlle: y. q Gideon,
ST. Loula: J r. Henrlclf. Kalamazoo.
Mich: Gay Marshall. Big spripEs: y.
l.. Janie., quincy. III; o. 7. Simon,
san Francisco: John Poimire. Hlmyra,
n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

..,,A Tex, Aug. 1s.-The Santa
I.s~,y company. commencing with
, vi card. Will run the sleeper
|, or5aerly has been out at Dali
train No. 73 through to Gal
Il md cut OF the sleeper on
"a nj Cleburne. running chair
Nc, ~ on the day train between
~ and Galveston. All Engines
,an NJ Cleburne on all trains
!. "a sormeriy been run through TO
y. an Messenger trains. This VIII
I-.bnrno a considerable number
|. n engine men, as the Santa Fe
n, 10 make Cleburne headquarters
.l,..ae men.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

We're received. The examination papers
will be graded by the hoard tomor-
row and certificates Issued to the sue
cesstul candidates. County SupUTin-
tendent Buck IS III Mt his home. Dur
Ing his absence Professor McRae IS
acting in his stead.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

Lodge No 70. Machlnists' unlon, nat
In their hall IN the Gazette building
'nst night D. f.. claypooi. 1uerly
secretary, resigned and u. = Melsueli.
he former sentinel D; the lodge, was
elected to MI his plas,. J.. u. Saehler
was in turn elected to IN the vacancy
created b. Meisrsils election.
The mestins was largely astenoel
and much enthusiasm was manifested
.baut Labor Day. IN, machinlsts pro-
oso tt. take proInine1t parr,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19
P.AINmS
CELERY COMPOUND
Makes People Wen.
WHY

the most Hncceanfui speclniiat ia
chronic and nervous disesaos2 Be
cause no % a thoroughly educated
liCLECric physician, and chooses tho
bctt remedies frOn all schools and
from every source that VIII hcneht hla
patients.
necaWe he uses specific medicines
Tor sneuiHc purppseh and the dcslred
result happily follows,
Because pr FLAX * a thorough dlha-
roaucisn. locating the mngt llNhcult
aud con piicnied diseases with ease niiu
accuracy, without asking but Jew lues-
tions
IL yon want frst class sclcnlnn
treatment call on Dr FlHl
eau on or send for testimonials OF
patients Cured
DR. Il. w. Flak CURES CATARRH,
DISEASES or WOMEN. RRONCHIT.
IS KIDNEY. LIVER BLOOD and
NERNpuB dlgnnros, litTHa.
nRopsY, BLADDER TRounuEN.
CoRl'A (st Vltus' dance) RllictAiA-
TlsM, PILES, F1SruI.A and all forms
Of Chronic ana Blood nlacRaes. Mcdl-
cine nifnished at the ONCE,
TREATMENT ny NAIL.
The system " matt treatment adopted
by Or. n W. Fisk guhtanteea tic
same good rceuli1 to those nuhnltiing
their enacH through correspondence as
to those VINO come IN person
Write FOR dlagnostlc hank, II viii
describc your symptoms Accurately.
No, for women. No. for men. Rlbl-l
noss strictly confidential,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

Picnic parties will md 1t TO their In.
terests to call upon the Cotton Belt
before selecting 1h ELM 'I mIIess eest Of
rart Worth on the line OF the Cotton
vii Is well adapted for such pur-
eoses. The grove s. beautiful one,
hheing well shaded. A nice cool spring
psiis large lake. which affords the
si.S as,ire-seeiSing piclsnickers abundant
behine. hunting and pleasant day N
a delightful grove. The grounds ate "a
..ided with swings for the children.
sasn,. tables ana seats for all. The
Cotton Belt train leaving here at sisSi
convenient hour T. ne mor ,wil,h ana
TIs IN the evening. Special rates and
,ftcntion paid 70 Sunday-sehool and
asiyate picnic parties. Rates very rsa -
p st,bI For IL further information
sonl,, a. o. A. CARNINE.
cpPP d r. A.. 4ol Main street. Fort
worth Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

|.alron, Tex, Aug. 1s.-General Pas
|gr and Ticket Agent Crush of the
~ returned yesterday from st.
d and left a few hours later for
BIZ
~ Missouri, Kansas and Texas has
Eiti SO round trip rate TO 81.
lsh for the same days X. Of p.
HE'S are sold.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

MI. ,,snarement OF the Santa Ee are
nj ~ nIessed with the result Of their
81 3, , Wa excursions TO Galveston that
i Setu nc decided 70 continue them I'm
. IN ysantember l.. This VII be pleasing
~ 10 thc pAopie or North Texas.
n ,rho also have this opportunity Tor an
w. .s,,-sior 70 the seaside for 80.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

W. !. W. Richardson. the efficient
/ u clerk OF Mr.. j. ID. Moore, re-
|Hr Of the Fort Worth and Denver,
y resigned to accept similar posi-
p under Superintendent Winters of
X Great Northern at Minneapolis.
4 w leave September l, and be sue
F'atd by Capt. c. NJ. Durham.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

As poor as u church mouse
As thin us rail.
As fat rs a nurpolsc.
40 rough us a galG.
As brave a. lion.
As spry as a cat.
AZ bright Ms a NNpcnce.
a. weak as q rat
~ proud as a peacock.
A. sly as II roS.
AZ mad as n March hare.
Az strong as an OK.
rs fair as u lily.
A. empty us air
As rich as was cr0eaus,
A. cross as a bear.
AS pure as an anRel.
As uOat az pin.
As smart rs Il etcci trap.
A. ugly as sin.
A. dead as Il door nall,
AZ white uh rhUeL.
AZ nat MS "A pancake,
40 red as u beet
Az round as an apple.
~ black as your hat.
As brown az berry
a. blind ~ "A bat.
a. mean rs mlner.
As full as u tick.
A. plump as a partridge
~ sharp 40 n stick,
Aa clean us a penny,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19
WATERMELON SEASON IN DARK
TOWN.

M
" Aih'sNaH"N .o,.iN ~
a.,.,. $50,
~ va uet' Nn n,g,
CIT wnyll dis my mqllhi
Don't YOU hihf me talllnf
0wine % cat u All alone.
WQt1mllllns nab no ponel
a.,.
i,oshu,a, Ion Ion say u"''
For postum lest now.
An wntermillin anyhow;
Dun beat do coon.
Murnin' or uoon.
90 wa WIG i,,s pose Nm.
MNn ut hi,tl"n
20 wa WIG coon -.
Moinln nv oI NV"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

The Lost Chord" arranged for fe-
male voices. VIII be sung al the library
musicale Thursday night BY Aeaos mes
Waller. cnrtice, England and Miss
Irma Fosdlck
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

ses miles, Galveston aaa return for
81 The santa re gives you this. Don't
fafi to 70. Your last chance this srs-
son. Elegant chair cars free. sleep
Ing car berths now on sale. Special
ratfa TO Fort worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

s25 to washington and return, sl5 to
ST Louis and return VIA the RAY
AUGUST 20 to ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

Do not fail to hear the beautiful
quartctte by Mesdames Temple and
c1rilce and Messrs. Byerhoner and O.
l. prescott
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.


Texas ana Pacific trains Nos. and q
only stop NJ roxarkana, !, 9. Junction.
Atlanta. Jefferson Marshall. I,ongylew
Junction Big sandy Mineola, WIS
Point. Terrell. Bornoy, East Dallas
Dallas and Fort WORTH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

i. Az. AnderAon's stock % guns, -
tois Ammunition. bass ball ana ti1'nis
supplies uaid sporting g1cd4 generally.
1-ft w. G. NEWLY. Tsusiec.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

That every one should keep accurate
accounts Of iDcope and expenditures
ir zksclu.sly neris1SaHy when one wants
"a know how mneh Ia made or lost
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

Prof Auiys famous orchestra will be
heard al thu public library musicale
Ihursday nlghl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

80 70 Washington and return. SIT 70
st. Louis and return VIA the Katy,
August 20 70 n.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

Take the Cotton Belt FOR Memphis or
81. Louis Only 3is for the round
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

SOC TO washington and return. SO 70
ST Louis and return via the Katy
August 20 TO "a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

Through sieepers and elegant free
reclining chair cars. Fort worth 70
Memphis, only SIS for the round trip
Via the Cotton Belt route.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

syrs 20 attend ths musicale for
A.nsat Of the public library, cry
ins grbnrsday evening, August -s a.
,aiesi0r 20 GEMS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

Through sieeperH and elegant free
-erlining chair cars. Fort Worth 10
Memphis. only si5 for the round trip
I'D the Cotton Belt route.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

sos 10 washington and return. SIS to
St, Louis and return via the katy
August 20 to "a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

$25 TO Washington and return. $40 TO
ST. Louis and return via the Katy.
August 20 to "a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

August rs, special excursion Via
santa Pc TO Galveston; g round trip;
Saturday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

SIS 70 Washington ana return. SIS 70
st. Louis and return via the Katy.
August 20 70 "a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

Leave Saturday evening for o9lYfF-
ton via Santa ~, return Monday even
INK, IS round tin
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

r.. Nv. FI5F- M. ID.
upstairs. over Toa maln street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

,,.,,,hts Of Pythlas official route 70
slsrg.or the Ksiy. cry uckei Of
WaA l 5,s Houston street, coener Foureh.
nsSi u for full Information.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

through sleepers and elegant tree
rariIning chair cans. Fort Worth %
Memphis; only {i5 for the round Trip
va he Cotton Belt route.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

school Tsneher- 30. -. a. Is.
The examination Of appiisai'.a 90 y,
siuons in the counts sen.o'. vs.. ss
,,nued yesterday. 80 nv -19'l'''''--
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

rqxarkana, Sherman una Pafllil7
North bound. Arrive. btpHrftt
No. - daily.-..s+s.s. .tstt.'. er' 2 ~
houfh-bound.
No. q daily 49,. e.s5 . ~ ..ssst.4
c. D. LUHK. Ticket Agent.
Union Depot i
DAILY except Sunday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

A.. Louis southwestern.
Arrive Depart.
40. aaily........ Cos y 10 -...s.s.
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