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FOR SAIE-Single farm wagon. h..s-
shafts. spring seat; so. Chaplin. $40
and Pike. S+At1
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FOR SALE-<State rights TO manufacturs
and exclusive sale of Crystal WASHING
Machine. Washer sent on trial For
full particulars address Crystal Wash
ing Machine Co.. Columbus. o.
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For binder Irvine and bale ties go 10
Mitchell. Lewis & Staycr Co. SsS Com
nlcrclal
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Duwamish Ice Cream. 4oc quart. Tele-
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FOR SAI.E-By owner: -ss,r, -
residence; finest view: Lake WasessssT-a
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

REAL ESTATE BARGAINs-pre~r.,, :.
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FOR SAlsE.-rfle timber lands. verv -
SesSioie, WIN tSasy grade 20 water
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Christian Mission and Seamen's Bethel
In basement OF Seattle National Bank
building. South Second and Yesler ave-
nue-Services Sunday at and 745 p.
every day at Il O'Clock.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
ARCANA LODGE, No. g. +. and A. n.
Stated meetings second and fourth
Mondays Of each month.
G. E. PATTEN. w. NJ
A. s. GIBBS. Sec.
FUNERAL SERVICES Of Rev. r. II.
Moss. chaplain of John r. Miller Post.
will be held at Olympic avenue church
of Christ at O'Clock today. Members
of John F. Miller Post will meet at
their han at l o'clock All Union SOL
diers and g. A. r. comrades are cor
daily invited TO be present
f. NJ. SCHRACK,
Commander j. f. Miller Post
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Bonds.

Y 8. 4snew. reg .1A c. p. lists of 's5 lOl
E.. s.4s. new. coup. 1s4 ID. & r. G. Is. rs
u. s. Is, reg. :. .116ssl tFours ... $50.
u s. SIS, coup. .1l6as Erie 2is.. 81
". s. As. reg liz G.. H. g. s. A 6s1oi
Y. S. As. coup. .1l2j2 Sevens 100
u. s. Is, reg. 81 Fl. & T. G. SIS 1Oaa
Pacific SIS. 80 100 Skies . los
Ala, Glass A. .f07 NJ. K. T. LIST As S71h
Ala, Glass y. .l17 Second 4s. 81
Ala. Glass Co.. 81 Mutual Union IS. lie
ala. Currency. 81 y. j. c. Gen. 5sliS
La. New Con. As % n. r. lists liz
Missouri Is ...1OD Seconds - I01
n: Carolina 6s.. .125 Northwest Goa. al
Folrs ......... .14 ;. r. Deb. SIS. 1921
> G. Non-Fund. 1iAR. g. w. lists III
Tenn. New set os 8 X ST. Paul Con Is. .12Sis
tives .......106 c. & u. w. IS. 49,
Tenn. Old 6s..... SO 81. L.&I. NJ Gen 5s S2iZ
va. Centuries. 81 St.L.&S f. Gen ssloS
deferred .-..-.. 6is Tex. Pacific lists 9Sis
Atchison 4s..- 763si Seconds -. 3)5s
- Second A.. % u. p. lists OF sc 1854
San 20. IDS. .l01&s West Shore As. .105i.
o. r. g. NIIO H
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sf2 Pine street. c. II. Sage, pastor
Services. II a. m. and 7:so p. m. Glass
meeting L noon.
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Seattle City Mission.

Hall 6o4 Commercial streee-Gospel serv-
ices, 7:30 p. m. every evening through
the week. MONDAY prayer service, II TO
D. m Y. p. s. c. f.
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Unitarian Church

Unitarian Church.
Seventh. between Pike and Unson-Rev.
1907 Seventh street. No services until
July IS
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FOR SALF,-so acres: so per acre, ad-
Joining property sold for $500.
-Four lots In South Park. $50.
First-ciass residence lots in North Seat
tie 5000 each.
House and lots that cost 81, 800 for 81, 500.
Carraher. 2l2 RaIlev.
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The Christian Science Bible class NEE
at IL a. m. In room ). Hinckley block
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27
RAILROAD PROPERTY
THE INTERESTING STATISTICS OF
THE COMMISSION
showing Valuation, Bondcd Indebt-
edness and Other Important
Facts About Texas Lines.

Austin. TEX. oct. 2e.-(special)-
railroad commission this afternoon fin
ished It's compilation OF Texas railroad
property. The frat amount following
the name OF railroad Is the aggregate
of stock and bond Indebtedness out
standing against that road; the second
amount Is the taxation of the road as
determined by the railroad commission;
the third amount 10 the roads net earn
ings for operations during the twelve
months ended June 80, 1895; the fourth
Is the rate per cent. the net earnings
bear TO the stock and bonds; and the
fifth is the rate per cent, the net earn
ings bear to the valuation:
Chicago, Rock Island and Texas. ST.
s75.OOO; N,s33,2O21g; slI62225; 1918 per
cent, sO5S per cent,
Fort Worth and Denver City, in
Guiding Fort Worth and Denver ter
minal aud Panhandle. sls,466.000; So
| 7l,660.25; s401 5i 2,2O per cent; $3.50
per cent,
Fort Worth and New Orleans, sl,OO9,-
600; $573 OS6.66; sSS,JGj.S6. 1881 per cent;
| 6.I2S per cent.
Fort Worth and RIO crandc, sG.Osl,-
! 100; 81, "S39.43. Sl9s, Sj0Si. S.241 per
cent; 9.E1 per cent.
| Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe. stock.
| bond and net earnings pro rated for
| TeNls on mileage basis, s.. 32S. 99S; &c.
O5,7is,4s; S99S. 57S.GS; S.9s7 per cent. I;
$500 per cent.
Houston and Texas Central. s26,269,-
400; 80, 5Ss. 1908 2S. s1,aa6,7 60S9; 5,471 per
cent; 4,aSi per cent
International and Great Northern.
y2s,09s, 2al; Sl3,942, 56sG2; SLIPS 6S,46:
40O5 per cent; sou per cent.
| Missouri Kansas and Texas SS4,O3f,-
800; Sl.347 1880; SA66,67L3S; 1850 per
cent, t437 per cent,
Rio Gnnde, 1881, 9s6; Ssio.b5i; s25. iO2.-
So; 1858 per cent; S0sS per cent.
Rio Grlnde and Ei Paso. 100000;
sisl. s2LSs; S1.376.S9; 1866 per cent; 1881
| per cent.
st. Louis Southwestern OF Texas.
SIG, 500; $500, 29S.lS; SSlO.Ol6.12; 1860
per cent; 3.Ass per cent.
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass, S22,-
100000; SS677, 69S.Sf; 275l,676li; 1855 per
cent; S.662 per cent,
| Sherman, Shreveport o. I Southern.
sS.76l, 500; 81 sos. Otss0; ss9.422.12; iO22
per cent; 5657 per cent.
Texas and Pacific, ctock and bonds
pro rated for Texas on mileage basis,
800, 6l6il6: sl7,7t3.6 sa,Si: s11S9. S66 .05:
l.70S per cent; 07oS per cent
Texas Central, ski74,e0O. sass, $50, Al:
siel ,5eO2s; s,6ll per cent; 6.S5s per
cent
Wclthorford, IMMORAL Wells and
Northwestern, 1000. 900; 53s1 1875 81; S2s,
l0b5i 2 81 per cent. 1855 per cent
Wichita Valley. 5000 900; s4s6. 1926;
| s3s $3.50, COZ Dor cent .nl4 per cent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27

The Proceedings OF Yesterdays ses-
sion ut Palestine.

Palestine, Tex. Oct. 26.-(SpeciaD.-
Tho second days session of the Presby-
terrain Synod Of Texas met this morn
ing at the appointed hour: augmented
In attendance by the arrival last night
OF more delegates and an increased
number of visitors. DR.. J. N. Cochran.
the moderator, conducted the devo-
tlonal exercises with impresslnE cere-
mony. DIR. f.. NJ. Richardson and Rev
j. H. Davis being present were Invited
10 sit as corresponding numbers.
q venture on boundaries and colportage
from the Brazos Presbytery were read
TO the committee on same.
Rev. X. X Mosely of Durrant. I. r.,
presented complaint to the Synod ask
ing adjustment, citing three causes
against the action OF the Indian Pres
bytery at it's last session at Doble
SPRING: First, It's failure to enroll his
name in the indian Presbytery to
which he has been properly trans
ferred from tho Dallas Presbytery;
second, the estrangement Of a certain
house I'm Durant which was erected
for tho use OF Calvin Institute: third,
the action Of said Presbytery in taking
action respecting his work as principal
OF calvin Institute and touching his
christian character without granting
him the privilege OF defense as to tho
charges. This complaint was, on mo-
tion, referred to the judicial committee.
Rev J. IL. Nall, ID. D., rendered his
resignation as chairman of tine COM
mittee on home missions: also his res
ignation as trustee OF Austin College,
which were accepted and Rev. W. L.
Lawrence was elected to I'LL the chair
manship on home missions
Rev j. y. Caldwell and q. NJ. Hilton
We're made a special committee on
Bible cause.
DR.. Summary talked In the interest
OF the Divinity School OF the South
western Presbyterian University and
DR.. 10. NJ, Richardson made an interest
Ing report on the education OF the min
istry.
The report of the committee on
boundaries a portion OF which was
adopted, divided the Dallas Presbytery
from the territory of Fort Worth The
report on boundaries will be keard
further on Monday; also the report on
home missions. The days work closed
with prayer by Or. W n. Scott, OF
Galveston. The moderator announced
sermon tonight by DIR. NJ. W. Dog
gett.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27

Dallas, Tex, oct. 26.-(Speclal)--
Seven thousand people attended the
races today.
Unfinished pace, 2;1s class. carried
over from yesterday--Won In frat hea
by Onward Fewall. Time, ZIG.
Pacing, for one-year-old stakes, one
half mile, two in three-Master Gilbert
won both heats. Texas Star second, No
other starters. Time. 1:90. 1.lb.
2ll trotting, three in Ave, purse
SlOOO-Queen Alfred won the first heat.
Pat l.. second. third and fourth. Time,
2;lo, 2;i2 l-2, 2:l3, 2;l6. j. W. Leach
was taken from behind Pat J.. after
the nrst heat and Martin drove him
out the balance OF the race, Leach was
nned $500 for not trying TO win The
hrst heat and Martin given 800 for
winning with Pat l.. The second heat
was the fastest ever trotted over the
Dallas course.
Five and one-half furlongs-Travis
won. Romance second, Plnixy Potter
third. Time. :b6 IL.
Running, three-year-olds and i'm.
wards, six furlongs-Last Chance won.
1903.
Running, three-year-olds and up.
wards, seven and one-halt furlongs-
Zen Spring won. Brakeman second
Bob Milllcan third. Time, 1:37 ID
Turning, hve-eights OF a mile heats
Ed II. won first heat. 1,O2 l-e. Dun.
1909.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27
HE SURRENDERED.
COURT MARTIAL TREATS THE COM
MANDRR TO TWO MONTHS W.
PRIsoNMENr FOR 1T.
Insurgents Take Awful Revenge on
One They Think Has Proven
Faise to Them.

Havana, Oct. 2e.-Eeut. francisco
Gallege OF the Spanish navy COM
mander Of the small guard boat Dos
De Mayo, formerly pilot boat, which
was captured by the insurgents IN As
seradero bay near Santiago de Cuba,
the officers and crew being subsequent
ly released and brought here prison.
ers. has been tried by court martial.
The lieutenant explained that he wns
caught unawares and that It was a
case of surrender or being killed at
once. Under the circumstances he de-
oIded to give up the arms OF the boat
and ammunition. and thus save the
lives Of his men. His testimony was
covoborated by the men,
Extenunting circumstances were
claimed in the case against the leu
tenant and the prosecuting officers
only asked the court to sentence the
prisoner to two months arrest
captain General Martinez do Cam
pos has decided to grant the request
made by several newspapers for per-
mission TO send corr Sponients with
the troops operating against tho insur-
gents.
Nv correspondents VIII ne allowed
the regular rations of the Spanish sol
diers In the field.
The insurgents yesterday set loose
lhe cattle at Remedies slaughter
house.
Key West, Fla, Oct 26.-Ietters
from Cuba state that insurgents have
taken awful revenge on Rogue CLr-
rail-. whom they suspected OF treRchery.
Corral was mayor OF a town near Coh
CiennfogoR, and professed devotion to
the patriot cause. The insurgent lead
ers used him as means OF commune
cation with friends in the United
States. Recently the insurgents learn
ed that Corral had been corrupted by
Spain and had been playing the trail
tor. Tuesday morning the corpse OF
the mayor was found outside the gates
OF the town. He had been hacked 10
pieces with swords, and decapitated.
Pinned to his breast was a card read
ing 80 perish all traitors to Cuba"
Tampa. Fla, Oct. 26.-Deduotions
from Spanish papers Indicate that at
the conference between Canoyas and
the minister Of the navy It was agreed
20 provide Immediately for further wal
material. rhey VIII place torpedoes
at the entrance to all Cuban ports and
the next mail steamer Is to carry Cubn
l5U tons Of torpedo material. spain, II
81 asserted, Will arm merchant vessels
and the government contemplate
raising the army to half "A million. A
emil has been made to all men under
40 years OF age to enlist In the service.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27
DowNED ny HARvARD.
Cornell nadIy Defeated ut the Great
Kicking Match.

Camhrige. Mass, oct. 26-Over-
whelmed. broken, shattered. but night
Ing desperately to the last. Cornell
went down before the heavier and
stronger team. Harvard won this af-
ternoou by u score of 60 to 0.
Cornell was badly defeated, but they
made game fight and played piuclSily
from start to finish. II was Il clean
game without smuggling or brutality.
and the new rules ON their first real
lest OF tho year worked like charm.
Cornell played Harvard to dead lock
On the fret half, but the pace was TOO
hot for her TO maintain, and in the
second half Harvard played with twice
the dash and vignr, while Cornell weak.
eued and showed that Harvard's con-
slant hommering Mt the line was too
much for her TO stand up against. SIX
thousand people were gathered around
the grldirnn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27
TED TOOK THESTEERS
ANEALUs BOUGHT THE FRAN.
CHIsE,
hut sullivan WIN Take Ills AEgre-
cation to san Antonio with
Him to Play Hall.

Dallas. Tex. Oct. 26-(specinl)-J.
c. McNealus. ex-president of the Texas
Southern base bali league, today pur-
chased from Ted Sullivan the mem
bership franchise and all privileges OF
the club In the league. sulliyan's Dali
las club claims the championship OF
the season Of 1896 and the title will
stlll remain In Dallas. sullivan Will
take the san Antonio franchise for
next year. He Will sign most OF the
members of his old Dallas champion
ship club for San Antonio. MIR. Nc
NeAlus says he will give Dallas at least
did In 1895.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27
--tl-777a7777777777777777|
CONDENSER TELEGRAMs.

,,, -. a, r,,
san francisco Cal, OCT, ne ne
trlnl OF Theodore purrant Is hearlne i.s
close ana the ease WI proo9pH 20 70
the jury next lhutSuAy or rr'uey'
Washington, Oct. 26.-Mr. Francis j.
ltirkhoofer, distributing officer OF the
resignation after an investigation into
his accounts. which developed lrregu-
narltles IN bookkeeping. The place
pays sslop year.
Paris, Oct 26--Mrs, James Eutls,
wife % the minister Of United States
Ambassador Eutls, died suddenly this
morning at Rotha, Ireland, of heart
washington. Oct. 2s.--seeretary Car.
liaie has not fully decided whether or
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27

Cincinnati. oct 26.-First raee-Sev-
en- furlOngs; Isalon won Relic sec
ond; Lester third. Time, 1880 IA.
Second race, one mile and an eighth:
Semper Lex won; Orina second; Basso
third. Time, 1867 1-2.
Third race. purse: Maid Marion
won; Buckwa second: Egbart third.
Time. IA IA.
Fourth race, Cincinnati hotel aut-
umn handicap, worth to winner $3.50,
one mile and a quarter: Flying Dutch
man won; Henry Young second; Buck
Massle third. Time, 1901 "a.
Fifth race five furlongs: Salvable
won; Sir Play second; Blue Ribbon
third Time. 1902 H.
Sixth race seven flirlongs: Twinkle
won; Hapdspun second; La Creole
third. Time, 1:9s.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27
A pErnRMISrp coNTrsr
Is Predicted by Negro Who Wants
10 Vote.

Columbia, 8. c.. Oct. 2G.-In tho con-
stitutional convention today, Whip
per. q oolored delegate. addressed the
convention for two hours contending
sponslble for the frauds committed In
South Carolina when they were In
power but that II was the work OF de-
signing white men. for when the ne
Rroes were rot responsible. He de-
rlnred thar the scheme OF this dis
Irnnchisemcnt before the convention
was gotten up by designing men for
their own Interests. Though II would
be paused, the negroes, gnid Wh.pper,
would night It IN the supreme court OF
the United Stattr and In congress.
and X those failed. go before the pso-
pie ~ the country
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27
soMnrnnNc WAY pnor.
The Two Notorious Wind Jammsrs
Are stiiI Talking.

Hot Springs. Ark. Oct 26.--corbett
and Fitzsimmons are still holding
jawlnR match at long range, Whether
they will get any nearer TO each
other the next few days win demon
Htrste All sorts OF rumors have been
floating about today 70 the eject that
there Is something going TO drop that
VIII provo q auprIsa % the pehple.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27

siihsis.ippi Sesro i<iiIr One Man ana
Wounds Another.

vieksburE. Miss, Oct 2d.---A teic-
phone mesaaae from Holton. Kinds
county, received NJ midnight. says that
negro whose name e not reported
had an hour before shot aud killed
Dock Porter, and also shot Elgin Wells.
all 10 pieces, though the latter was
stu alive
After the shooting the negro fed to-
ward Raymond
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27
HARD ON THE TALENT.
Enort neing Made to Break Up Bet-
ting at Morris Park.

New York. oct. 2s.-The bettln,
element at Morris Park today had I
hard time Of It for the detectives no
only seized the mon who were afresi g.
on Thursday In the betting ring. bu
took some Of the spectators as well
The arrested men, about fifteen II
number, were taken to the neares
police station and held in e. ~
wa,,na Kentuci,iSn r.Jws declined |
who was discharge '''seers ~ to Is
Five furlonC.
Sweet Favor, ~ extensive Haskell |
nna nj ,e says that In his section |
raOs ~ 3 there Is an abundance OF !
Ria Vi cattle are in fine condition. |
rb.iendid prospects for winterine |
F'Hnel Robert Wylie of Ballinger
y large ranch property In that To- /
Atty, was In the city yesterday Colo
Ell Wylie ID an enthulaE,ic adinirsr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27

HAD RiEht Royal Time at the orl-
entail Hotel

Dallas, Tex, oct, eo.--tSpeeaall THE
dri.mmers. 10 the number of 500. Ind
q big banquc, AT tho Oriental hotel to-
night. Speeches were made by Presi-
dent Booth, Mayor Frank Holland,
John ]. Knight. Howard Peak and
others. The banquet lasted until long
inter mldnlght.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27
SAM IlIMMoNs GETS nam.
Result of nm Interesting Hsbeas
Corpus Trial.

Gainesville, Tex, Oct 2G-tspecinl)--
Klmmons was allowed bail In the
sum OF $500. which he promptly gave.
John Love YVES refused bond, but the
sheriff was instructed TO allow him 70
exercise under guard for the benefit OF
his i.ealth, which n poor,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27
cmoLEnA IS pIsArrrAnrNe.
Honolulu becoming Free From the
Dread Disease.

Washington, oct, 26.-Secretary Her
bert today received the following tele-
gram from Commander Pigman, in
command OF the Bennington, dated at
Honolulu, via San Francisco, Oct. 90:
Three sporadic cases of cholera in
Honolulu since September is: no cases
since october .; all restrictions on in
ter-lsland trafilo removed October l6;
but one case on Bennington"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27

Washington, oct. 9G--Secretary Her
bert has decided against awarding to
the Detroit firm the contract for build
ing the two new gunboats for the navy
Notwithstanding they were the lowest
bidders. Presumably our agreement
with Great Britain binding each ma
tion against building or putting war
vessels on the great lakes caused the
decision to be reached.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27

Louisville, KY. Oct. 26.-.Ba4lt,..
Bloom SC Co. the largest va.i
dry goods firm OF this city, inaas ?
signment at 2 o'clock this ailIhs.
the Columbia Finance and Ifu"
pany. .,.aI
Liabilities VIII amount 70 ass, I,
100000 and nominal assets wiz Y
equal that amount.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27

OF Fort Worth comes TO w \,
the suffering people Of ~
towns and counties. Below -
of our fine brands at ex,, ,sI,
prices. Whiskles--Georgia "" IA
per gallon. sl.7a; White cSr
yenrs old, 81. go. Tennessee .s M
years old, s2.75; pure bV wcn,i..,
Guggenhelmer Rye. sS'oV' ln5|
years old. $2.75: Belle =, p,,sf,
eight years old, 1876; Mcp,nj,ia.d|
years old, So. rs: Bond = sa%
years old, $3.50; Private WA
$3.50; o. +. G. Taylor " pst \
s2.75: Pure Alcohol, wv, ~
Brandy, $500; Pure rssSbe III
50 90: Pure Apple Branoy y,,a|
pure Apple Brandy, zen NJ
$3.50; Pure Peach Branayn,, ,,'
old, 1870: Blackberry n,,c ta]
$2.25; Pure Old Gin, N,vs INC
" brands pure old cAs'
quart. TIC TO 81. 80 ,,s csrf|
Wine Llst--Fine Tep'ss y, Pst1
per gallon. usual price Wv ~ "a
fornia Wine. Port, 5n n,,', al Z
Sweet. Catawber. rrlce z i
berry Cordial. Usual Nv ~
goods So. so per gallon, nsr n
When ordering Pleas n 4
money, as express eonpees
receive c. o. d. passNInS NIT
ton guaranteed. 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27
HE WENT no TnE CIRCUS,
And He Got Done Up by Two strange
sharks.

San Antonio, Oct. 26,-tSpeelal)-
A. j. Becker. a Luling farmer. came
60 see the circus. Two strangers took
him out last night to the see the sights
and sHndbagged and robbed him. The
strangers then disappeared, The farm
er is In the city hospital.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27

General Manager Yonlsum Knows
Nothing Of Removal.

San Antonio. Tex. Oct. 26.--(speclnl)
Mr.. j. +. Yoakum. general manager
Of the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
road. was asked today about the report
that he was to be succeeded by james
c. Clarke, president Of the Mobile and
Ohio road. Mr. Yoakum said that he
knew nothing of the mRftnr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27

Glassboro, N. j., oct. ~, ~, 4
which originated in the whiih,si
works this morning destrpyssaos
tory, warehouse, pauking wv IA
muat market. The loss ~
Brothers is over 100000, vhs ,s.,
covered by insurance ine W.
will be small.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27
EDWIN GouLD HUNTING.
Filling the Atmosphere Around
HutchIns with Much Noise.

Ilutchlns. Tex. oct 20. --(Speclal)--
Edwin Gould and party are s.detrack-
ed here. enjoying the hospitality OF the
Dallas Hunting and Fishing club at
their lake two miles east of this place
From the cannonading going on over
that way this morning, they must be
getting some ducks
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27

Everything VIII soon lie In Fine
working Order.

Cleburne. Tex. Oct. 26.-(Speclal)--
Creburne will soon be fitted up with
a long felt want supplied.
Mr.. w. c. Mcfarland has been made
state agent for the STANDARD telephone
and the instruments will be Immediate
~ placed. One phone 10 already in.
and Is strictly flrst-class. so the man
ayers need not fear failure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27

washington, Oct. 2s.-(special.)-A.
f. Burnett was today appointed post-
master at Fruitland, Montsomery
The postoffos ct Colyuda- Lea county.
was discontinued mail " 90 TO Lex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27

sizes. The outlook ia reported better
than for two years. OF the nine plants
in the combination eight are working
full time and the ninth, the Duduesne.
Is preparing to resume In all depart
ments
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-27
FIRE RECORD.


Lullng, Tex. Oct. 2s.-lspsIi
Fifty tons OF hay beionglnt y !,
Orchard was destroyed by "
four miles south OF Luling 81
hoy was playing with matchss
the hay a6re. Loss $3.50. no m