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Taylor--Judge 6 Co. Gold Medal; Athortou
Il Co., Superlatiye.
l!urye Lawrence Store Co.. Gold Medal
Moo'ic-John McCrindlo, Gold Modal
fit;ston NJ W. O'Boylc, Cola Medal.
Clark's Green Frace q Parker. Superlatige
ClRrks summit f. NJ Young, Gold Medal.
Dalton-S l. Finn & son, Gold Media Branl
Nicholson j. l.. Hardin"
Nav'riy- VI. 81, Bliss d Son, Cod Medal
Fact1yyllie Charles Gardiner Gold Modal
llopbo'ton- \. NJ Finn & Sou, Gold Media
Iubyhannl-T4 byhaunt & L.hlgh LumUsr
Co. Go,d Medal Brand
bou'dsblro-S 3 a. Adams Coll No lll Bran 4
Moscow -tiaigo & Clements Gold Medal
Lake Ariel james a. Bortroe, Gold Medal
Forest city j. J.. Morgan X Co., Gold Aeu1
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rnoklan,a AtnIna salu,-

Tho best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, UlcerS Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chopped Hands Chilbnins,
Corns and all Skin Erupuons and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required Il
II guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price " cents per
box. For sale by Matthews Bros. ..
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RS soE OAY EXERCISES.


nony at the High School
Sl,cidi 10 kr Scranton 1ribim-
PITGsToN. Pa, April % Next Sttur-
1av being Arhor Day, hy proclamation
of Governor PsttiSop, the sclOol drec-
tors of the borough. assisted by the
tencners and scholars of thu high
school, will observe it by planting
about the high school grounds twenty,
three fine maple trees With that cnl
in view workmon have been busy the
past week making the necessary pre-.
parations for the interesting event
The exercises attendant upon the oc
canion promises to be unusually inter-
esting and are eagerly awaited
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would b. an honor we'll bestowed. each
aud every ono Of whom has done yeo.
man service he etofore in furtLering
The aims of the Republican party.
The fight on the other side
Democracy is is quite spirited,
1t has now narrowed down be
tween James Delaney, William
Rutiedge and Hon. J. Il. Fllnuery :.
Up to the present, things appear to bs
all one sided. During the week just
c c'Osed the gallant captain vanQui1hod
his opponents with the dexterity Of IL
Cicero by convincing the committee
ot the necessity OF holding the cOnven-
lion early in June and the committee
20 decided. So confident is the Captain
Of the nomination that he has no
nrsitancy in snying it and from the
I,nowIe lSe OF things. unless something
nutOrseen arises, which Is not likely,
the candidate for representative on
the Democratic ticket from tho Fifth
district will be Hon. John T. Elan
merry.
"Yes" wns fool remarked an eX-
striking L"high Valley railroad passrn-
rrr brakeman to II number OF MS
friends in we'll known barber shop
Saturday evening principle" he
continued is on" thing. hut ;h1 sur
rendering Of job netting me from $50
To so a month simply to Obey tine die
ta'e. of our chiefs. VINO when they feel
di-posad turn us down, il quite differ
ent. Today | nm working IN the Sec-
iion gnnE rUmplng ties fer 81 70 day
while those advocating principle con
tinue TO live high on fat salaries Great
ed ly misguided mor,pls sucn as ]. ="
Pittston, Pa, April 90.
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E,mrs and 'h' west VIA Salamanca va

nELAW H. LACKAWANNA AND
~ WESTERN RAI. ROAD
Trains leave Scranton a. follows: EXPRESS
iol Hew ORR aud all points East lji 25l
0l., Nul aud 80 a. m. u g. and 8 jJp, m
EApres, Tor Lastun, Trenton, Philadelphia
and tho south, ala 500 sud y - a. Il IL IS
aud jl p. iu
Ma>l.a-t1u and wsv stations. 20 p m
IuuNAauHa acguum 1aatlua, $40 %. IL.
/ EXur 81, for bluIhsmtIu, Dswego. Elmira,
. Corning, Bath. Dams vile, Mount Morris aud
/ Buffalo j. lO lj a. NJ. aud u p. ~. making
. close COIN ccuuus az Buffalo 90 al points in thu
/ West Northwest al4 Southwest
bI. lccuUm 11at'uu, sN A. N.
/ kIaghSmtyu aud way stations, 81 n n.
Nicholson aud WAY stations 3 ii o. N.
/ Bin. .lsIutou aHu Emlra Express 10 p m.
/ LNlIua, ius Cortland, Syracuse, Osweso,
! Utica and Mchfyli Springs, = Is a. IN. and la
I D. m.
l;a1ca, sl5 and s 10 IN sud lctp m.
iur NortlUIuerlUul,4 4'lttstou. M1lkt. Barre.
. Plymouth h. ..lm,burg all paly'lle, making
/ close connections az Northumberland fer
/ Miliam-p0rt. Harms burg Baltimore, Wash
. iultHu and the South.
I NUItluub. rlsul and iutermsi iiAte stations
. con 80 IN. and 20 ana GU1 w. IN.
NauuCoka and utcrmeGlsta stations, StS
aud % - a On Plymouth aud intermediate
/ stations. i.i. aud AS p. IN.
/ Pullman psrlor and sleeping coaches on al
. eNp',-s trains
. Tor detailed Information pocket tim tables
etc. apply 90 NJ, l.. SWth, city ticket ofhcS
/ i-s La, savanna avenue. or depot ticket OlAca
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The MIX In tho coooanu,.

The Mckinley bill also provides n tax on
incomes. bat tuey are British incomes.
That is the reason the Mckinley tulid IL
SO Unpopular IN the South.
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Dr. Woods Norway Pine Syrup was
used for years as a prescription by u sue.
cessiul physician 1t IS Ia all respects the
best cough medicine made today. sold by
all dealers on guarantees Of satisfaction.
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A weil From Colonel " ott.rson.

Louisu Ne Courier. Journal
Men and brethren OF the Democratic
party, let US at least BE- thankful that
Rhode Island Is no bigger.
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When Dahy was sick, we gave her Castoria
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-24
RAILROAD TINE TABLES.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF N ],
LERIGH ARD sUsQuEHavNa DIVISION

,AntLracite coal used exclusively, insurinp
cleanliness and comfort.
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT FEB. ], 1884,
Trains leave Scranton for Pittston, Wilkes
Earre, etc, at $40, Dlj ll.3O Il. M, i2 30, 2O1.
S'aO, lMl ~, lltJ p. IN. Sundays, 900 a. m.
LCU, zoo 40 p IN.
For A lantlc City, s. 10 a. IN.
For New York, Newark and Elizabeth, $40
Cexpress) a. IN. 1890 (expross with Buffet
parlor carr, $50 (express) p. IN. Sunday, 200
p. m.
For MAUCH CHUNK, ALLENTowN. BETHLr-
LIN, EAsToN aud PHILADELPHIA, $40 a. m.
iz,pp a3J b.O Except Philadephia) p. m.
SUNDAY, 200 p. M
For LoNG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, etc, at
Sl0a IN, l2.3Op. m.
FOR Heading, Lebanon and Harrisburg via
5hiimshto"n, $40 a. m, l23D, 500 PIN. Sunday,
For Pottsville s.l0 A. m, 12 so y. m
Returning, leave New York foot of Liberty
street, North river, at $40 (oxpress) q. m,
LIl lD 4.3J express with Buffet parlor carr
p IN. SUNDAY, 49, n. m
Leaye philadelphia, Reading Terminal 800
a. n 2OO and 49, .. m. Sunday, GZ7 r. NJ.
lhrpdgh tickets to all points al lowest rates
may ne had on applics ton in adyance TO the
ucket agent at tho station.
II. =. BALDWIN,
j. II. OLHAUsIN. 'e'"~
Gen. Stunt
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All trains run daily except sunday.
( signifies that trains stop Oh signal for pas
scngers.
Additional trains leave CafbondNle for Scrans
ton l. 10 and Gl5 y. IN, arriving at scranton /. -
and 100
Leave scranton for CarbOndalc $50 and $50
arriving at CarhOndale at 7.S6 and , 10 D. M
heCure rates Via ontario \ Western before
purchasing tickets and save money. Day and
Eingt EIpresS TO the West
J,C. Anderson, Gen. PISS. Agt- ,
y. Rntoroft, Div. Pass, Agt. scranton, Pa,
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NJ EGARGEL
& C0NNE ELL
SUPERLATIYE AND GOLD MEDAL

The above brands flour can be hal the following merchants
will
VI flour on ach ot
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EHlGa VALLEY RAILROAD

tEB H. 1895.
Train leaves Scranton for Phila1elphia and
"" York VIA u. & II Z X az ; am. L 10
~ and II dj p. ~ via D, l. & ". K. X, UO1,
sg- u ~ a. m and LjD =. u.
Leave scranton for Plttstgn and Wilkes
Rarte via D., l. g ". K. K, so, SOS, II -
q. m l5l. ajl DC5, g 3s p m
LrhN. scranton for White Haven, HaZletol
Fo'tsFils aul al points on the Beaver
Meadow anu POtt-vilie branches via l. & ".
v, TAIN. va ID. q Il. H. T. at am. l2l0,
- ZIG pm, via D., l.. x ". K. T., 90, s.Oa,
IT, ~ Il., 10, aIl pm
Leave scranton for Bethlehem. Easton.
Reading Harrisburg and al. intermediate
points va u. a II. K. R, "a m p 10. 23,. ll.3j
pm. via D., /. & ". L. R~tOJ.SU,, ll.sO q IN,
lbI pm.
Leave Scranton for Tuukhaunock. T9wanda
Eim.rs Ithaca, Geneva and all iuterm-ii,ts
points VIA ID. q u. Il R.,tU7 a u. Il IL and II >
.. m. via d. L. & W. K r.. : o, an. I'D D. 10.
Leave scranton tor Rochester buEald ri
agarA Falls, Detroit Chlcago aud all points
wet via ID q Ii. r. Il. sO- a.m T. lJ4 l. n s.
2 IN. via 3D. l. & ". T.. r aud Pit,.ton
Junction, SOS m, 1909 81 ?. IN, wa s W.
K H., 3il .. II.
For Elmra and ,h, west via Salsmaucl vi,
y. " II Il K ~, Am. l-lIti5u %. N. va d
l. q =" k l., 3 U, a. m, 80 and b.U7 p N.
Pullman paTl0r sni sleeping or l.. i. chair
cars on al ira us between l. & b Junction Or
Wilkes Barre and New YORK PuiHi -lpl!A
Buffalo aud Suspension Bridge
kOLLlN Ii WILBUR Gen Supt East Div
tHAS =, L E. Gen. Pas, Agt PuilA pa.
W NuNNEMACHER Asst Gen Pass Ag't.
south Bethlehem, IA-
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III ~

Il Il CLARK 6 co. s,ctsn.ca. Florist,
u. GHd Nurscrym,u. store 1856 NAsA.uEtBs
avenue; grccn house. IA, North Main aygLAe.
store telephone ~
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VETERINARY SURGEONS

n - = nGE, Veterinary surgeon, Don
~. tlstry u specialty; gold medi,ist of Oa-
tari0 veterinary College. Office. 40 Spruce
'treet. Telephone No i1i2
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| LFi.GD HAND, WiLLlAAJ. HAND. At
tornoys aud Couuscl!org Commonwealth
nnldluc Rooms ~. ~ and 2l
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Uo'TIS ASH II,TAUrANre
,.Hr WESTMINSTER a,g., Wyom.,,.
avN huuU, heated With steam. ai mol
30 improvements G. VI Truman. Prpp
[IEGLEhs HOTEL. S1 La.k,wauua ave
I. nue. syrSn'oa hates reasonable.
, NrGtEN proprietor
'ksIMINs1ER HOTEL
" W G.. SCHENCK. Maaascr
sixteenth strcct one biuck osst %, Eroadway
AZ Union Sguara. New YORK
Amori.an plan 81 pr cav Su5 upward
NONNE huUsE European pan. rooI
\ ruoma oyen day and u'ghL BAR sup
rucd win the best
lCRANTuN HUU~E. near h. l. SM. raa
y Icpgcr depot Conducted on The European
r1u. N'rrU ko'" Hr.rrir'or
l,KAND CENTRAL 40, arsc,t aud p.s,
VI rqu'ppcl hotnI IN Allentown. IA. rates
- anu T. w per day
NtoroE D. rARvrr Proprietor.
- ------- --.---.,--
ARCHITECTS
nANlS 3 HuUPE Architect, Rooms 20
- - and y Commonwealth bId'g scranton.
L. l. WALLER Architect Library uunL
-. rc WYOMING ayenu', scranton.
l. /. BROWN Arch Il. Architect. Price
!. huiIdmg.lB Washington Ave, Scranton
----..---------------
M'N,lIg. NNIOIN
DACERs ORCHESTRA En- MUSIC FOR
ID balls, pIcnics rarucR receptions we'd.
dings and concert work furnished. For terms
address Z. J. Bauer, conductor il' Wyoming
ave, over Hulherts music store
HORTON n SWAkTS -. WHOLESALE
III lumber and Dime Bank building.
Scranton. Pa.
AjEGARGEE BROTHERS, PRINTERS
vi supplies, envelopes, paper lags. twiue
Warehousl 40 Washington ave. Scranton,
Pa
EuUTE'S LIVERY, li}3 tapousc avenue
L First class carriages d L. fOOTE, Agt
Funeral Director and Fmhalmcr
ERANK p. BROWN ~ co. WHOLE
/ salo dealers in Moodwarc, Cordage and
Oil Cloth. 20 W, Lackawauna avenue.
L'ZRA fINN Il SONS, builders and contrac.
Il tors Yards Corner Olive 81 and Adams
ave corner Ash 81. and Penn ave Scranton
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-24

MIS- WORCEsTERs KlEDERGARTEN
VI and SCbOo. ii- Adams avenue Pup.s
ccIVol at A.! times Next term viii Opea
april
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i'RANk I. OKELL, Attorney at Law Rom
: }. l.IL Ischaug. SrrAntnm. "a
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-24

w LIZARD, WARREN u KNAPP. Att,r.
ncyt aud Counsoors at Law, Republican
LulIdlnA Wilmington ave. EcIhntnm nn
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-24

~ b. ELTLuGLE Attorney Loans us.o.
- uaied on roal estate security. a., spruce
= J. klLLAM. Attorney at. Law. lH Wy
l'' oning avenue. Scranton
HAVE YOUR DEEDS AND MORTGAGES
~ written aud acknowledged by } ".
BROWNING, Attorney and Notary Public. -
Commonwealth Budinr
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-24

ENRY NJ SEELY Law oil COS 10 Price
II building l2j Washington avenue
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AML5 W. OAKfORD, Attorney at Law
J rooms ~, q aud Is, Commonwealth big
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-24

jILGLLh HOTEL. G, Larknwauua ave
IL uue scranton Hates reasonable.
I .lllLLN Ir-IrLnlnr
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d.LlUE w. LOWRY, iattys ~ Washing
81. n Won SGORDH ton ay. { II square
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-24

hr " NE>TMiNSrER .;g.l Wyom.a.
av' huuw heated With steam. an mod
40 improvements G. NJ Truman. Prom
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ROSWELL n. FATTHRsoE.
WILLIAM A. MITCpy

iJAlILhSOH " WILJON Attorneys AL
Councillors at Law; ollcys and Library
building Scranton, Ia
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" T. BOYLE, Attorney at. Law. No,.Ig aud
~ ~ Burr builing Washington avenue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-24

SAMUEL W. EDGAR. Attorney At Law
= On.cN Ili snruee H. scranton Ia
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-24

D j. SMITH. Counsellor at Law. Office
room. b. .l d L-mm-nMeA-tL hn.l.LlL
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-24

IL. rIItHE.. Attorney at Law, Com
mon w"a Oh huilGIug scranton, IA
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Spring
ms.

We have placed on sale
our line of Ginghams for the
coming spring and summer
Finer Goods. More Tasteful
Colorings and Lower Prices
than ever before, are what
will recommend them to our
patrons
GLOBE WAREHOUSE,
PITTsTON, PA.
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LAnlEES.

NJ q. RANCKs Law aud Collection ot.
-. hce, No III Spruce IT., opposite Forest
House. SCRANTON, Ia, collections "a specially
throughout Pennsylyania; reliable correspond
ents In every county
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-24

MEGARGEE BROTHERS PRINTERS
vi supplies, envelopes paper lags. twiue
WRrehOusa 40 Washington ave scranton
-,
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ARCHITECTS
N,>,i.iEkNlOUS

L /. BROWN. Arch b. Architect Pric
u. building, l5 Washington Ave. Scrauto.
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,Anthracito coal used exclusively, insuring
cleanliness and comfort.
TIME TARIr IN TFppfgr ppp I rpot
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gtRANIuN HOUSE. near u. l. a ". PAS
y Icugvr depot Conducted on the European
rlu. N'CruV kuru pr.rrintor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-06

Hilisboro, Tex. Nov 5.--There was
big Democratic rally and speaking
on the public square tonight at 1850
All the candidates made nve and ton
minute speeches. This was the last
chance for the Pops to nave run.
bunch Of HIN county tOughB got On
a spree last night coming from the Dali
las fair and amused themselves shoot
ting on pistols and smashing car vim
dows. Nearly all OF them are now
under arrest. Passengers on the snms
train gave Up the whole coach to tnam,
and " Is said one OF our prominent
merchants was In such a hurry that he
forgot hes wife ana baby.
The Pops say they are sure TO elect
a county judge and district clerk
Betting on the election ls INDUCED
w by the people 20 some extent Btta
are offered that not a single county,
state or congressional candidate viii
be elected by the Popullsts
District court VIII adjourn tonight
untll after the election to allow an.
Judge, jury, witnesses ana others who
are here Attending court chance 10
20 home and cast their vote and assist
In rolling up q big Democratic major.
ity.
The trial OF Ed Forrest. charged
with killing lobe Murphy at Blum,
this county. about two years ago. Ia
occupying the attention OF the district
court this week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-06

Terrell. Tex. Nov. 5.-Tn terrible
strain ana excitement OF isturday's
accident has In measure PISSED away
and everything has sssun.d bust
ness-llke aspect. The awfiness Of the
scene could not be DESCRIBED. Those
hurt who lived In the cltywcre INNS
diately carried home. whli those from
the country and towns were given
hospltablc care; so that tire were sew
eral hospitals. the prlnpal being 4
brick on Frances street. where about
twenty were cared for, Ut by night
fall the number had diminished 10
about fourteen. Cltizen Kept watch
there all night, Sunday I'D lA9t night.
Yesterday the number vas reduced 40
tve. all VI one family, nr. Neacn, MS
wife. two little girls an a little boy
They expected 10 be- TAXA home today
The wounded have all seen cared for
and are doing nicely. 10 deaths have
~ far been reported. nd there Is a
probability OF all living though several
are In O critical condition.
The physicians from Kaufman, For
ney and other places fere able helpers
In the work.
The Daily Index. laely published by
George ~ hppleby has suspended.
after several weeks existence II has
hs"n a most welcome visitor to The
Terrell people. NE Daily Register
sim continues 70 d, business and shoui-
der The honors ofa city daily paper
The Popuilsts lave printed n boRup
Democratic Ticket One was shown On
the streets today II had the atate
Democratic ticket for governor. etc.
but following were two names Tor
every Office POpuiist, and Democrats.
'rhe bird WAS cauah. IN time for It's
feathers 10 be clipped
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-06

Austin. Tex. Nov 5.--wAen the rail-
road traffic men adjourned their meet
Ing with the railroad commission on
the 25d of October 1t was the under
standing with the commission that
on the day set for another review of
railroad matters, all those subjects
which were named in the call for such
a meeting were TO be considered on the
Sth Instant.
II now seems that some of the
freight men do not 80 understand the
object OF the meeting on tae sth. and
are OF the opinion that the Galveston
Houston dinerendal question ia the
only one to be taken up
Timely notice VIII, perhaps, be given
TO those interested so that there will
be no dmnution OF the number Of
general freight agents present TO make
the meeting an interesting ore ana
views
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-06

An Irisbnnn Found Denh-Myste-
rious Robbery-Rniirond Ofiicinis.

Dallas. Tex. Nov. 5.-John Cusiek.
native OF Ireland. aged 50 years. was
found dead In his room over his frui,
store at the Union depot last night.
and at II d. m. Justice shelton In
quested the remains.
Cuslek had long been in bad health.
and had recently left the City hospital.
where he had been under treatment.
There were no marks Of violence on
him, nor evidence that he had taken
poison. Death, In the opinion or the
jury, resulted from enacla1ion.
Deceased was unmarried. and owned
the building In wtloh he died. the
stock Of goods 10 the fruit stand, and
had on his person 1915 in money and
watch and chain.
The relatives OF the deceased live In
st. Louis.
Charles Little OF Meridian. Miss,
who Is stopping with relatives at
whey, came 10 Dallas yesterday TO
take In the fair and the metropolis.
Mr.. Little hasn't very definite recol-
lection OF what took place last night
He was found lying on the dumps back
OF the Eureka laundry In the First
ward at s O'Clock this morning, with
big knot on the back OF his head ana
clotted blood In his nose, mouth and
ears. besides a pool VI blood on the
ground.
Little says that two negroes and a
white man met him on the dump at
? o'clock last night, and knocked him
on tie head, ana presumably TOOK from
his pocket u roll VI $50, as he Is out
that much.
Little was thoroughly chilled and
very weak from the eject OF the tenn
pie blow he received, but after going
10 the wagon yard on Market street and
getting cup Of sOnee and some lunch
he pulled himself together and was
all right. with the exception OF being
out $50.
James Barker OF ST. Louis. general
passenger and ticket agent Of the Mis-
souri, Kansas and Texas railroad. ac-
companlcd by his wife. 70. o. McCor-
mick Of Cincinnati, passenger and traf-
" agent OF the Big Four system, N
Thomas Of Cincinnati paper munufae-
turer, T.. r. Rogers OF Cincinnati, shoe
manufacturer, W. @, Crush Of Denlson,
general passenger and ticket agent OF
The Missouri. Kansas and Texas rail-
road. r. w Mcguire, treasurer 81 the
Auasouri. Kansas and Texas railroad,
Al Parsons. Kan, Fred Robinson OF
BENSON. NJ sweeney, general superin-
tendynt Of the Missouri Kansas and
TeNas railroad at Parsons. Kan. and
Burton OF ST. Louis. left here this morn
Ing IN a special car for a tour Of IN
spectlon through the state.
Yesterday afternoon, while driving
through the Guy park. John Buchanan
OF Chestnut Hil and his LITTLE brother
Robby were thrown from a buggy by
the horse talking fright and running
away. Both the occupants OF the bug
s. were badly injured about the head
They are reported 10 be resting COM
foltably.
lion. Barnett Gibbs, Dr. c, NJ. Rosser
and Messrs. S. 2. Morris, w, T.. Best
and Pleas NJ, Browder in Interviews
published today In local paper ex-
press themselves in favor OF the abo-
lltlOn OF the fee system.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-06

Abilene. TeS. Nov S-,Miss BeasIe
Gatlln went to Dallas sunday.
Mrs, WIN T. Berry and family left
today for Dallas, where they viii re-
main a. citizens.
Mira, Morrow and Misses Maud and
Jessie have returned from the pai.
las fair.
Mr.. sam Young ana Mrs. Dr. Har'
rington have returned from "trip
east
Thursday nigh, MIR. and Mrs. p.
at eucnre party. Il was a most en-
Joyable occasion. Mrs. Christian and
Mr. Hoeny took hrst honJre.
Aessrs. George Barry. I'D Price and
Starry kean I've oesn 20 the fair
this week.
The Old Folks euehre club was en-
tertained by Mr. and Mrs, n. w,
Reeves Tuesday nlght.
The contest ut Mira. Lawdop's last
night among the members OF Euehre
club No. 1. was. as usual, Intense, and
abe battle hard fOusht onv. Mira,
Laponsld and John shelby secured the
royals. while the boobies went TO Mrs
N. w. Reeves aud Mr. Dillon, Nice
refreshments were served and the nrct-
Ing was n large success IN every par
ticular.
John Williams haA returned to Louis
lana.
Mira Morgan Evans. Mrs. DR.. Isbeli,
Misses ophella Brigham and Miss An.
ME Young went 70 Dallaa Friday to
see keene,
Mr.. ana Mrs. coreett pounell en-.
tertained a party OF their friends ON
Saturday night last
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-06

The passenger department Of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas announces
the following special rates;
To San Antonio on account OF fan
races. November 10 to II, from STA
tons within 70 miles. &c per mile; be.
tween &c and 100 miles, 50, and from
oil stations over 100 miles distant. one
rare Tor the round trip. Tickets are
limited Tor return to November IS.
To Houston, November is to go on
account OF Houston Driving nary
races. &c from stations within rs miles
miles, and one fare from stations
more than 100 miles distant. Limit OF
tickets, December /.
The rate TO Waco from this CITY
during the Cotton Palace will be 81
for the round trip.