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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06

Mr.. William Irwin Of PENNSYLVANIA
has been appointed superintendent Of the
Texas Midland, with headquarters at
Tarren, Tex. to succeed Mr., IL. A.
COuse, deceased.
Employees on the PHILADELPHIA and
Reading road IN all Departments have
had their wages reduced 10 per cont
the reduction extending TO the shops on
the whole system.
Mr.. G.. S. Reid has hecn appointed
general freight aud passenger urent Of
the Texas Midland. with headquarters
al Terrell, Tex. and has retired from
the position of auditor.
The estimated gross earnings Of the
entire system of the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific. both east and west
of the Missouri river. for February, are
81 .23I. 1856, decrease as compared with
February 1893, NJ Sl@9fS.
Kansas City officials Of tho Southern
Pacific say the report that stop-oycr
privileges win be allowed az any point
on single trip tickets sold at tie present
cut rate of $50 between the Missouri
river and California Is Ia error. Single
trip tickets az the cut rate are good foT
continuous passage only.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06
MUIR cuorrAW RAILWAY.

II ;s announced that an offer has been
male nv Weslcrn syndicate to holders
In PhiIadelphin Of the securities Of NE
connanv 10 build ninety miles OF n. nc
n rI, extension of l25 miles, Inc
cousideration asked By the. syndicate Is
4 drst mortgage on the read CONSTRUCTED go,
~ ofher details ARE published, ana me
names Of those making Che proposition
nr r moi disclosed The compnny gas
Sann IN the hands Of receivers since ls'l,
n,d vSrinus plans for rs reorEl nl1a ION
a aad the builiing Of the propesed cAten-
a MN nave been presented to The security
iiuii ny I'M none has been accepted ny
,'', ,aa i 4, 81 the holders Inc com
nony bas valuable lands for ab2nt Iorl{
,m ih along tie eastern line Of ihe r ono.
M me- rnining Developments mp - inls liiilS
i Ky been very COOL The eNient OF
IA coal land controlled by nc e1iH il,,,'
ANN. 10000 acres me I"liip NV,
,,o,,. constructed amounts TO ah2ut ts ~,
gye niles on the Eastern aill,,opt, iio,.'
Wi.fer Junction % south M1 ~ NJ,
nnd tbirif-ihree MILES on ne M1 u.,,,'
Si ns from Otlahouia 70 fgil i'.'i 4.
9,h,rise uartshorne Of Philndelpnil u
president.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06

There is an old lady living in Som
er.etshire village who makes frantic ef-
forts 40 keep ahroaat OF the times, Cir
cuu.cfibed, however, IN her social sphere
MA with limited opportunities Of de-
yelopment Il q difficult and she Is COM
p,lled sometimes 10 resort 10 her imng.
ination, che result being occasionally Of
a somewhat surprising and amusing de-
seripuun. Vain = the effort 20 tell her
anyihing she does not already know. or
sterilc her with information. Last win
Tor she went 10 tho Church "sociablc"
and Ms she entered the room one OF the
yonnr ladies' sail. Good eyculug, nWlilc,
i mi very glad Won came; We are 20
inc 10 have tnheau this evening" Yes,
i know. l know. replied the old lady;
''vou needn't toll me that. Why, ] smelt
'em cooking when ] first came IN at the
door
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06
Medical
Sense,
Business
Sense.

Tie selecting Of physician 10 treat you
for any disease IL OF vastly more rupert
hnce than tho rsleeiine of nan TO invest
money for yIn. a man may attend the
very best medical colleges and graduate
from a. many az he has ume 20 1pcnd ami
money 10 pay and have the walls Of his
ONCE fmi OF diplomas nud yet not
possess ia buy degree medical sense
ihat keen dinRnosfic ucumen that
enables him 10 At ouce locate the dis
oasa and treat Il properly Medical sense
must Dc inborn. il must he natural The
same holds good 81 burineas mnn. Be-
cause man has attended a noe buslnera
college TINT Is no cyideace that be hns
business sense. Duslnoss senrs mfans sue
cess Medical sense means success.
ur. u W. Flsh bna IN nigh degree
Inst keen dihgnoste qualification that ena.
Mes him 70 locate your diseane With 40
eurncy, case and precislau. II you are sui
fering from some old disease that the
doctors DO not unientand you eau eonsult
Or. Fisk with perfect confidence that he
viii tell you what your disrase IA. More
than that. n he don't know be has the
MANHOOD and HONOR 10 tell you he
DON'T KNOW. Hundreds sfc suffering
that could be cured now n they would
but make M effort. Go ht once or write 10
Dr. Fisk Ills remedies are thp yery latest.
Success follows their use. He does not uso
cnustica nor Tho kulfe % tumofr or ulcer.
atoms. IIis remedies arc absolutely pain
lena and ploansnt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06
11rr srncK AGNNrs MEET

largely attended meeting of railroad
REPRESENTATIVES,, in the capacities OF freight
and live stock agents, of Texas INES az
Ne Arlington Inn yesterday. ana an
all-day's session was held. Inc ohJecl
wns 10 line up stock tariffs covering
movements from South to North Texas
and the Indian Territory, aud y IS under
stood that the basis Of tariffs for the
coming season will be fixed ~ this meet
ing. The proceedings Of the meeting
were not made public hut II is learned
that nothing Of Importance WAS trans
acted yesterday. other than 10 vote down
n propo,itiou TO increase the rates or
cattle shipments The meeting VIII re-
convene This morning Among the gentle
men present were Chairman J: w.
Allen OF the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
+. II Goodwin. assistant general freight
agent VI the Gulf, Colorado and santa
| H. Of Galveston; Mr.. Schubert, Chi'
cago. Rocl, Island and Pacific, of Topeka;
| A il. Turner and Page Harris Of the
| Texas and Pacific Of Dallas: Messns.
| Fonis and Forbes, Of the Weatherforl
| ami Mineral Wells; ID. Il, Keeler Of the
| Fort Worth aud Denver City; J. G. Nc
| Cabr. Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific:
/ n Sner1 Missouri. Kansas and
ireYas. ii. a. ZONES. Houston, Of ihc
Houston and Texas Central; J. W. Car
ter. Rock Island; Everett Wyatt, Denver
i. w. Barhee. Cotton Belt; ), !. WI
Hams. Missouri, Kansas and Teyas' o.
L, Ware. Denver; i. w. Pennington,
| Gmf Colorado aud Santa Fe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06

w. s.. Nelson Of Kansas CITY, No,
one Of The inrorporators OF the Kansas
City Oklahoma and Texas has gone To
Oklahoma to make arrangements for be-
ginning the survey for the first section
of the road from Arkansas City. Kan,
south TO the Texas state line 10 miles.
The projected line Is 800 miles long FROM
directors are; w. s. Nelson. Kansas
City, Mo- H. A. Nougo, Enid, Ok;
w. II. Campbell and VI. q. Huckett
Kansas CITY Kan; Charles French. CHI
cngo; a. j. Ilaskinsou Garden City,
Kan. aud Adelbert Carroll. New York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06

Springfield Republican
The usscssed Valnae of real estate 10
Chicago n less by S70.0lnO1O than Il was
fventr years ago. Although the ely is
thrse times ss large as Boston rs nalcssed
valuation Is only one fourth ihat Of Boston.
srhIs asionishlng fact arises from pe-siHient
siiafnpts az evasion Of taxes, in c0llusi1n
atparsuiiy with the nufhorlNas Tor lt
Wliili appear that the low lssnsimonus are
Nd uniformity general hni ihli re ioW ag-
Hrtratc a. d1a IN large measure 10 tho
Ssrspe ~ the more powerful property III
feraifs from q propfr yaiuailon. tehl ea-
no IL m0rr easily rearhol than nnT pincr
" show that fraud and evasion are possible
even here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06
MEsrEnN LlNn 1NpIaNAN,r.

1t is charged that some Of tlis stand
ard Eastern lines have been allowing
lines to Construct through
passenger rates to the East through ST,
ouis ON rate allowed the diAtrentinl
lines This cuts standard rates 10 some
extent. and there Is chance Of the de-
mOralizuiion becoming widespread. The
Western lines are Indignant because the
Southwestern lines are making divisions
on the basis OF the unauthorized low
rates b..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06
pEArn ENpNp nnR sINNNa.


NiceiNi lflspltcns
Perry, O. n. March 5.-After several
days Investigation the coreurr's iurg who
have been hearing the ease 81 licllc Eos
Ter. who was found dond m q tent In
South Perry tive days agn. have rendered
Il verdict Of murder hy an unknown
party. Mcdonald. who brought The woman
trom Alabama, swOrc TINT Belle Foster
was a daughter Of one Of The richest and
most prominent men of Alabama and
she was the wife of wcll-known artist.
and that she ran away with hun lngt
August, Thov came in wagon an tho
way to tho Cherokee strip. Tho woman
WAS highly educated and was before her
nlnrrIage leading hulle Of Alabama
She quit Mcdonald three months ago
are making thorough Investigation
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06

A ST Paul dispatch Of Saturday says
tbe NlInnennolis and 81. lonis railroad
announced the following rates TO Cali
fornia points, based on the Aich,son
rates from the Missouri river; sah
Colton, $3.50: San Diego, S32DO; via
SANTA Fe aud Moiave, same rates. Ihe
pmeba therenpon quoted through rates
via SINK City and tomorrow these rates
viii be effective via oil lines.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06

a frolhcd egg Is ma egg cooked 50 deli
catey and served 90 temptlusly That an
invalid usually nrcis no cOnaing 10 eat
ono, II n prepared by taking large
10 a atin frOth This process - alwaya
onilknnod by adding pinch Of salt But
ter slightly bnt thoroughly an individual
earthen or bright tnwHrO mold Or low
cup aud turn The white into II spread
evenly, and make slight depr,asion in
ire center IN this drop iho yOll Of the
egg yory carefully. Sri The cup contain
ing lid egg 10 a pun oiled with hot
water, aud bake three minutes In bot
oven. New York Evening Post,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06

II has been decracd hy those ladiea
.nred of Nervous Heajarhe lnnd they
~ legi0nl that any lady yllo sni,r-fs
.'b fIrsdnrhc knowing That PlttS-
RVS HED-ASE viii cure DC sure IN
~ 'njpnfeg. deserves the palm. What
ll.lns lnn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06

Or. II. w Yisk CURES cArAnnH, DIS
EASES or WOMEN, BRcNcHrr1A KID
kEy. LIVER. BLOOD aud NERVOUS dis
TROUBLES. PILES. flsruLA aud ail
forms Of chronie aud Blood Diseases Medi.
sine fiunished a. the once.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06

According 10 stow. Ia september, 1893,
"thn qncen's majesty lylnr in beg castle
fet place 4 new pair Of Eallowa 10 hlng
up an such az should come there, iinm
London. ~ that No person % any LIMA pi
london 10 on through, 10 carry stun 10
Ur from LONDON upon pain ~ hanging
without any Judgment, and SUCH people ~
reeaivod any wnrHH out 81 london into
Winir0r were turned out " their houses
and ihor houses fhut up'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06

~ the chief attractions ~ tho show was
iroupe ~ nrrfaruia1 dogs. aud uitcf ihey
had eot thruugh Vaript,s fcats th,lf trainer
aNsrrtcl That Ar1r. iAr most ACCOMPLISHED
a plano forte solo. Accartiingly A1or mount
cd ehrir ana struck up the "MAtscil-
laiscN AZ this moment, however, some
one IN the audience shouted ont "l,atsiF
Azor fnadc one bound IN the direction OF
the cry, hut--ihe riano fur,e won't on
PLAYING
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06

lt with zoe products ~ ihe dairy, 80 10
heigr neaAfd flr mix ailne Nearly ~
30 N these "miih nlichlrfs' speni flirif
light 30 70 flHnti ffpl hnrsos are curnfcf
n delivering ihe products. and rather mere
than 5000 henls are emerged permanently
IN the trade.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06

Mllcdgayllo. the old capital Of Georgia,
Il good lonl nearer the geographical
IL, sent canimi. hut Milleigeville has no
glher clnims to the importance she once
enjoyed. Her population is under 1000,
while thai of the new capital is nonf
LunLn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06

A charitable resident u Atehiepu,
Kan. who hhd furnished a poor family a
weeks supply Of provisions. was sur
nrised hy mother application IN q couple
az days from tie fccTienis OF bis bgun,
~. Upon his inquiry as 10 how they hnd
.otfen rid VI the tiiiigs ha had left, he
VIA Informed that the family had given
q party"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06

nv ar.pmcnts on the motion to mg s-
,s "a ~, orier Of INJUNCTION issllea ~
Jsdre Jenkins. prohibiting sgs'' e5terins
III Northern Pacfe road l ire5 IN ana
unan strike has esvn ~ matter un-
Nudge Jenkins has iaAen ''i
der adviaelnent ..,,,. ~ the proceed
me nnp KS admission hJ Ar. speon,s ~.
inEr ~ snn;nnrtionai writ ought % oe
,,nls,l,eeI Mt. snooneE sala. ,,5u men
m. KY as this order resira i,,. nor ~
49,, c ,il with the eiap 9ney,issist
i nSsisiS sg recanmendng Or ,1sS rseey
a ~ qaittins The serviss @ '''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06

Timothy McCNrIhy aud Gus Guorrrr0
have been matched 20 run a tcn-mile foot
race Ia BOSTON ON March O.
Roy. Prof Drummond Of tho tnivor
slfy OF Edinburgh, IN recent address
ON thc relationship between athletics and
Chriatianlty. sli1 thar tbc best Christians
ns "a rule Wore tho best nthirtus lie
noted the fact that nc the recent evnn.
rplicn conference In America each Of
Inc first four theological professors talk
Inv mart Ia a dsruHsinn We're noted either
IN die base ball or foot ball world.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06

81 have bought and owned over MY
..-ars III ny hio. bni never have owned
- mud ~ those .Plaiina siIrantecd r.
81. ~. al Audcisoa's ms V tae vefliei
~ sew purchaser IN one and be
-.u.lua.l.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06

~. Italian fire engines ere -lpphel
In hsse fitei with electric wires 80
~ IN freiuc1 can coninnnieaie WEI
tbose AZ the engine
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06

I149rnFNT7 IUHVInN Feft WofTh UTIU N'in
can secure Sleeper accommodations from
Garrett on application 10 n. & 4. q. agent
~ Fort WORTH
pafaongrp for points south Of San m.
tonic, and for Mexico ppints, can transfer
OF Snu Antonio 70 Laredo 5loopor II desired
BE PARTICULAR 10 soc that your
ticket reads via lioarne and the INTER-
NATIONAL ROuTE-f 81 q. N. u Il
n. j. pmuH, A. q. II. a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06

,.s,..., .i,o,,sa $40 a. VI. eio p N.
rorih. Iouid arrive. 10 a. M 1'e' ,, m
X. II. Robins, a. p. A.
NJ II. ORION, City Ticket Agt, 81 Anin
street
q. h. i,fisiTy. Ticlxet Art., Union Depot
N. H.. itOHaIfs. e r. A., Houston.
{. W. BEIN. Tra1o AeaaEeis honAssi-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06

To buy an Iron safe; inside measure
1ncnt - inches deep. II inches high.
INQUIRE at j. Gal Morgan q Co.'S, Main
and Sixth streets
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06

Austria spends erery ycpr. l3VO0WD
farins on le army. Twelve FORMS equal
50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-06
THE INTERNATIONAL ROUTE.

In connection with Houston and Texas
Central Railway, makes the best time from
FORT WORTH. DALLAS.
Aud other North rexas Points, to
Austin. San Antonio. Laredo.
Aud Points in Mexico
PULLMAN sLEEPEis DAILY in sucb
direction VIA liIsAltNE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-15
Walton Law Amendments,

The Northern Neck News, In noticing
a recent editorial Of this paper. seems TO
be Of the view that the Walton law needs
no amendment thus going a bowshot be
yond the Richmond Dispatch. which con-
ce3es that It does need amendment.-The
Fredericksburg Free Lance.
While we say that there are defects
in the Walton law, which should be
rcmodlcd at the next session Of the Gene
raj Assembly, we are not in favor Of
abandoning its main features.
our hope IS that the people will be so
well Informed as to the provisions of the
law when the spring elections are held.
that there will be a general acquiescence
IN the wisdom Of the system that 1t en-
bodies. Then it will only remain for
the General Assembly to amend the law
as to details.
1t seems to the Dispatch that we ought
to be able and willing to make the
Walton law serve us until a constitutional
convention can be held. when the whole
subject of suffrage can be disposed Of
for good and all.
1t is now the duty OF every patriotic
Virginia Democrat TO do whatever he can
to ensure the success Of the law at the
next spring elections, when 1T will have
its second and more important trial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-15

doubt cause that department not only TO
retrsce Its steps as TO the action In ques-
ton, but to be very careful hereafter IN
obliterating the names Of historical TO-
calities.
Tennessee has succeeded in having TWO
battle-fields In that state designated az
national military parks-chckamauga anu
Shiloh. The House has just voted 10000
10 pay for the Shiloh field.
While Tennessee has secured two ma
tlonal parks, Virginia has secured none,
and this. too. Notwithstanding the fact
that there were very many more battles
In Virginia tnan in Tennessee. However,
as we have heretofore said, there were
few fields in Virginia on which the Fede-
raj arms were victorious Appomattox
is the conspicuous exception. And II Is
the one field In the Old Dominion that
the survivors Of both armies wish to see
parked. and preserved. as nearly as may
be, in the condition that II was In April.
1865, when Lees famished and ragged
handful of veterans surrendered to the
numberless legions OF Grant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-15
IRON TOYS.

Freight Trains. pieces. 25c.
Circus Trains, filled with iron animals,
complete, $l-69, actual worth 40
Sulkes, complete with horse, cost '5c.
to import. for i9c.
Fire Engines. complete with gallOping
horses. cost 10 import $50 for Csc.
Hook-and- Ladder Trucks, complete with
ladder. two hr,men, ana galiopinS
horses. cost to import Sl1J. for soc.
Extra Large size Circus Trains. COM
plete with animals, etc. import cost
g. for $25i
Money-Safes, complete with key. &c.
Dog-Carts. complete with driver and
horse, 49c.
DOLLS FURNITURE.
Dolls Furniture Sets, nicely upholster-
ed 6 pieces. complete In fancy box,
Pretty Parlor Suits. embossed-plush up
holstery pieces. complete In box
5Oc, import cost S1iac.
500 Saratoga Doll Trunks, good
size and we'll made, 39c. each.
1000 Laundry Sets Stand,
wringer, clothes-horse, waShboard,
tub, all complete, for Ioc.-im-
ported to sell for 25c.
Fancy Doll Houses. L inches tail, l5c
Dolls High Chairs. fancy backs; am
finely upholstered. real worth e. Tor
SOC
200 Fancy Sldehoarls. 25c.
300 Pastry Sets. pieces all complete
for 25c
Full Size Hobby-Horses. nicely uphol-
stored. value $50. for 93c.
ESQ Doll Carriages, upholstered
and braided, best springs, actual
worth 200, for I.25.
800 Girls TRlCYCLES, best in
the country, upwards from $40.
400 Carts, assorted, usual worth
IS and csc. each-any for &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-15
Appomattox and Red-Tepeism.

In yesterdays Dispatch we printed the
distinguished cx-Confederates as to the
change OF name Of Appomattox.
Many OF these veterans had come here
from distance to attend the annual re-
union OF the Virginia Division Of the As
ISOLATION Of the Army Of Northern Nir-
ginia. The others are residents OF Rich
mond and vicinity. one and all, they
condemned the abandonment Of the
name Of AppomattoX as the official de-
signation Of the posl-ofIice at that battle
held. and were indignant at the selection
Of Surrender" instead. 1t was also de-
clared to be the wish of these gentlemen
that the government should buy the An
pomattox battlefield and convert it into
q national military park. as it is going TO
do In the CASES Of Chickamauga and Shl-
loh.
Really. II now seems that the United
States post-ofiice authorities builded bet
Ter than they knew. When they in
Formed the postmaster at AppOmattox
that the patrons OF that office would have
70 give up the name OF Appomattox, as 1t
was wanted for another and newer VIII
lage. little did they imagine that the
probable result OF their action would be
popular demand that the government
should purchase the battlefield, and thus
not only make sure OF the preservation
ot the name, but OF the field itself. The
suggestion that the government acquire
thls property was made for the first time
on last Sunday morning In the editorial
columns OF this paper, but has been
wIoriy republlshed and approved.
Is suggestion that is applauded both
Nor'h ana South; 81 commands the sup
port OF veterans Of both armies. and
oy the time that the post-oftice officials
nave devised scheme 10 draw back
from their present uncomfortable position
shey VIII find that a mighiier power than
~ey nave determined that henceforth the
"eIa and name Of Appomattox shall be
Saie from all sorts OF meddllng.
worth while for us TO fight this
question TO a finish. In the first place.
VIII result IN justice being done to
"Ppomat'ox. In the next place, II Will
p'e'eht The Post-ofiice Department from
Nriefing further with the cherished
a'nes OF old Virginia places. Within the
pAs' zen or fifteen years the names OF
. a' places identified with our Colonial
.es0'utionary history have been OBJ
s,..'.,. .u ana new ana meaningless names
e"'u'ea Other ancien, Virginia
80 Ia. nave been altered. without rhyme
49,. 'O" 20 as TO be scarcely recogniza-
s e stop should be put to this prac-
"oe' Inc protests from all sections Of
.'e Union which have gone 10 Washing
soa 10 the Appomatsox case will, no