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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17
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Austin Tex. july ~, 1875, In approval
Of joint application submitted undur No.
halfway company, Il is hereby ordered
that the rates for transportation oil carload
shipments of cement from Galveston and
Houston 10 stations on the Gulf. Colombo
railway, Houston ana 1cNas Central rail-
rnnd ~ Louis southwestern railway, and
Tyler Southeastern railway and between
10 points on those llnes In Texas CONF
mon point Territory except where current
class raict ARE less, from Galveston, ~ IL
c,nts. aud from Houston. 10 IL cents per
100 pounds
no make rates from Houston and Gal
weston TO points ON the above nnncd lines
outside " thr common point territory Md
class y dlfcrcnunl.
Tho rates applying frnin Houston shah
apply between MI points to which tho said
Houston rites apply,
this lntc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

Washington, July IDA statement OF the
Imports, exports and Immigration Of the
United States during the fiscal year, end.
Ing June 80. 1875. shows as follOwa:
Merchandise exported, S9OT .Gg8 2Glt last
year, sSil aOT. Tu1: merchandise imported.
ST3l ,HD.3lD. of which about one-half was
free OF duty. The gold coin and bullion
exported during the last fiscal year
amounted to SGG,i3i, 1873 aud the Imports
To Sah,0Si,flp; the exports last year there.
fore were N30asi. i1n IN excess Of the iIn-
ports. In the previous year the exports ex-
ceched the imports by A.52s. 9i2
The exports Of silver durlng the last year
aggregated SlD.22d.6i2. against sg.51S ,IsS
In Exports. This j. slight falling on
f-Om both Imports nn1 exports for the
previous year. During the fiscal yenr. 1895.
The number OF Immigrants who arrived In
this country were eI6 1870. against 3ii,Oi2
during the previous year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

City Of Mexico July lG--Arbor day has
now been adopted IN most Of the statcs Of
this republic as a holiday. and several thon-
sands trees were planted on the 18th In
slant.
Inquiries from London are reaching here
regarding the condition Of the Inter-oceanic
railway from this city 10 Vera Cruz. The
condition Of the road is improving. many
steel ties having been laid. II is said that
tho locomotives are too heavy for the rails,
but this would apply To most all railways
here.
on Mas. newspaper. condemns what II
calls race hatred manifested by Texans 10
Moxleans living In that state, and commonds
the formation OF a company to colonlze them
In Mexico.
President Dlaz has approved the contract
for connecting GriJolva and oanzalea rivers
In tho state OF TobaEro.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17
SOLD THE WINNERS.
Fine English Runners
Sold at Auction.
MEETING AT NEWMARKET
Several Fine Races Come OF a, frs,
Days MOeting-other Race
Reports.
MEETING AT NEWMARKET


LONDON July 10.
This WIS the FIRST day OF the Newmarket
July meeting. In the race for the trial plate,
800 sovcfclgns NJ Singers Nrago was FIRST
NJ, y. DIVERS Banquet second and c.
Archef's Gollsn slipper third. The course
was the hanbury milo.
Mr. Dwyer's Harry Reed won the selling
raees ia sassssisns, in which event there
were ton runners over the Exeter course
six furlongs. J. a. HouldsworthH Acrcacld
was second aud the Duke OF Hnmiltons
BarharoBsa third.
There was some sensational bidding on
Harry Reed when, as a winner, he was pnt
up at Auction after the race lie was enter
ed at 800 and 2l0 guincas, The bid was then
800 TO $40 guincas from the owner OF Acre
hold. 500 gulnoas was the returt and ~ II
went until tonight Il reached 1860 Euneas.
leaving 1860 fuineRs TO divide among the race
fundr. Houlsworth saws the horse will be
transferred 10 tho former stables OF Squire
Arlington.
Vrago. the winner Of the milo race was
sold to Marquis Isr,sfvid tor if1 suvgrclRns,
lmmeiiatey after the race Charles Archer,
whoso golden Slipper was third entered the
Weighing room and claimed Banquet In ao-
Cordanco with the rules OF racing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

PoLYTECHNlC COLLEGE,.
Il POLYTECHNIC college is rapidly becoming
|of the flnest educational institutions OF
|southwest.
viii open next September with a
|ty Of thirtoen professors aud teachers.
kturo, ancient and modern languages,
natural Science. are In charge Of special
|who Thoroughly understand their work.
Il brnncheH constitute tho basis OF an
Hound education. and hence the college
great siress upon their mastery. The
|norrial department is In charge OF
W. L. Alexander, who for some years
has been one Of the proprietors OF q
Ing buHinoss college In another city.
Aiexander teaches bookkeeping and
hand By the latest and most improved
lods. Shorthand as taught by him can
mastered IN from six weeks to two
writing and penmanship are also care
taught The music department Of the
Ike Il nnely equipped Miss Kate V.
I, principal OF the department. ia re-
LED Ra one OF the most accomplished
|cisns, both vocal and instrumental, In
|Bouth. The art exhibit at the recent
the work OF Miss Melton
hor pupis, was considered very fine.
Mc,ton's work has In several instances
n the prizes at the Dallas state fair
wessio Addison has few equals as a
her Of elocutlon. Her training has tho
tual advnntage Of being entirely natur-
ht coramencement OF the trial scene In
|"Mcrchant OF Venice" was agreed by
parties 10 be exceptionally fne. Those
wish catalogues OF this iine school can
Them by, addressing the president, Rev.
h.. Lloyd, Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

Now York, July lG--Acqueduct. L. l.,
races.
Five furlongs-King L.. won; yolley sec
one, Cilverinc third. Time, 1905.
One mlle-Mckee won. Nottingham sec
ond; PitfalI third. Time. i:f7 II.
Five and halt fufl0ngE-Hermia won:
Nontozuma second. Iomaha third. Time,
liza IL.
One milo and alxtccnth-Prig won; Fac
totum second warike third Time. 1854 ~.
Five furlongs-caaAette won. Little Thorne
second; skatnhoeh third. Time. f;l5.
Selling, six and a half ntlshgs-Harry
Alouzo won; Little Tom secshd; Milwaukee
third Time 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

Cincinnati. July iG-purse, i've and a
half furlongs- Frontier won; Sit Play second
Ben Elder third. Time. sos.
Purse. nix and u half furlongs-. Roosevelt
won Jim Donen gecondi Golden Fleece
third. Time. l.e2 ~.
Selling, ak furlonEs-Pop Gray won Flash
second; Mary Keeno third. Time, i.13 81.
Ruby Stakes selling, i've furlDngs. value
to winner si1O0-Zanonc won; The Dragon
second; Arcadia third. Time, i;0l "a.
Purse. mile and 20 yards-Laureate won;
Brendoo second; Tobln third Time 1.i5
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

did not tender 1t and the silver dollar was
the cheapest. they could get ten silver Doll
lars for less labor, less everything than they
could for gold, consequently the gold left
tho country.
MIR. Harvey, Our side has claimed that
silver was fixed In lTn2 as the unit OF
yalue, continuing to 1913. anu this has
been strcnuou,ly denied by the other side.
Now In the first joint debate ON the qucs.
tion IN this controversy they are forced 10
admit that JIi IL grains OF silver was
liked as the unit OF value by the act Of
1T12, and remained such to iI,8
Mr.. lIorr. Who Is admitting tllnts
Mr.. Harvey. The reading OF the debate
thus far viii show that Mr.. Horr has adj
mittcd It.
The debate for the day closed with u
statement hy Mir, Horr TINT tie question
that he would hive more TO say ON that
subject.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

Al Louisvnle-Louisyille 2. Brooklyn 6.
~ Cleyeland-First game; Cleveland, @.
Baltimore. 3. Second game! Cleveland. i;
Baltimore. O.,
At cinclnnati-cinclnnatl ~ Boston, 2.
AZ 81. Louia-st- Louis, Il Now York ..
~ Atlnnta-Atlanta. 3, Nashville, g.
a, Now orlcans-Now Orleans. ., Little
Rock. /.
AZ Montgomery MontEomury5 MemnbiH.3.
At Chicago Chicago, A. Philadelphia, 10.
AZ Chattanooga After tomorrow'a game
the Chattanooga team Will be transferred TO
Mobile Ala, the latter having purchased
the franchise. Chattanooga, 2; Evansville, o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

The Texas and Pacific club is atiil In the
ring, ready 10 meet all comera.
the Y. 81. G. A.s and the Tucker Hose
company will play the second game next
Saturday afternoon ut the Tongue pnrk.
The Tucker Hose club has recently hc-
quircd two players from the Texas and Pa
oifc nine Joe Kohnrt. second baacnlan. and
Curry Wright pitcher The Tucker Hose
club has ordered new suits. Mosques etc.,
and say they are going 10 make the other
amateur clubs hustle for tho houors in fu-
ture games this season.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

Suits Decided Against Alabama and Texas
Cattle Company.

Montgomery, Ala. July l6.-1'ho city court
In Mobile has Rlyen number OF Judg-
ments against the Alabama and Texas cattle
company, the amounts agsfegating sa5,2y5. ~.
crave was AZ is height. the Alabama and
Toxna Cattle company was organized and
chartered under the laws Of Alabama, and
most u The stochholdhfa were from Mobile
and other points In this state. large
ranch was purchased IN Western Texas and
ftotFod With about 2g.oO0 cattle and for
limo an went we'll until an opidemie uf
Texas fever broke out among tho cattle,
and most Of them died. OF COURSE this Was
great loss 70 tho company, and gave Il quite
u act back The stockholders had paid In
thelr stock. which had boon all but con-
sumod, and the only recnurne was 20 con-
duet the business on borrowed capital, y
Is fair TO preauuo that most q this capital
was secured from stockholders Of the con-
Germ. a. the majority OF the plaintiffs are
known TO have been stock holders, and come
- the mates nrassnfad In tho CASA wers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17


Washington. July B.-Unltod States Con-
sui O'Ilara, NJ uroytown, In report TO the
state department gives the following ac-
counts Of difficulties experienced by yes-
sells entering that hRrhor;
"Tho stoanahir jamaica arrived on this
harhor from New York on tho 10TH having
on board about 5000 packages Of freight
large and small. foy this place There Is but
little water on the bar and the sea has been
very rough on this coast for few days,
making II impossible TO reach Jamaica from
shore until yesterday, when the harbOr tug
Coburg and two Hight house tugs went to
receive the freight, In attempting to enter
the harbor last evening with one OF the
lighters. the Coburg and lighter was heaohed.
Tho lighter had on board 600 packages OF
freight mostly lIambure liquors. Most Of
the freight will be saved. Tho tug has lost
It's propelers and the hull In badly damaged,
There Is no other tug here and II may be
impossible 10 save the Coburg from total
loss, The value Of the tug wna $1,000 The
Incident will seriously unect business for
some time, The Jamaica will go to Blue
fields and discharge the balance Of the ear
go. from which place Il will be brought
here In small RchoonprR."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

shlngtor, July 19.-Thc annual report
tpf. "A. !. billiard, on improvements OF
Irwaxs ~ Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas,
)ssippl und tributaries TO the Missls
/ riv,r has been received. The most
Ne work Is that nj the mouth Of the
b viter, Mississippi aud the Red river
buisinna and Arkansas. For the latter
's.UJO bus been appropriated. Tho im-
mont consists of smuggling. dredging
protecting the banks by revetmeniS
leyfvs The work AT the mouth Of
3raxos FLYER. the Nazoo river ana the
r AZ Vickshurg has been In progress
some sncccss The project to open a
mouth for the lnzoo during the year
Included cutting ditch from Hnrnett
10 WILLOW Bayou. Dredging anu pro
X the bnnks III Nlcksburg has formed
4 AZ tho work,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

Kansas City. July iG-Fiye furlongs--Gray
kanle won Kansas Girl second. Lonbrla
third. Time, iio Ia
-Four aud halt furongs-Plug won; John
Boone second; Madonna third. Time, 0:hs
-Four and half furlouga -Wakcnda won
Time, 0i5s
SIX furlongs. sclling-Wanda T. won; Char
ll7 Il?
SIX furlongs- collector won: Ten Spring
second Momus third, Time, i,i7
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17
soIiTu MoALEsrER NEWS.

South McAlestor. !. T., July l6.-Ex.Oov-
ernor Hubbard OF Texas. iectured to large
audience at the court house last night, his
Futurc." McAlcater Commandery No. 2,
Knights Toiuplar, conferred the Rod Croas
degree upon u class Of six last evening. The
order Of the Temple Will be conferred this
oveniuR aftar which banquet Will bn
spread in honor Of the visiting Knights.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

Galveston. Tex July LITTLE Painters
were 1hut out today, but II was a good game
all the way through, CoN's home run caused
the crowd to 80 wild. Score;
Galveston ..............,O 10 0 2 o 0--3-7-i
Fort Worth ..........,.O 0 1000 0-Q-S-i
Home run--CON.
Earned runs-Galyeston 2.
aateriea- and Badger. Mcfarland
and Stanley,
Umpire Mace.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

that Judgment would make the claim good
for twenty years. the litigation was a mere
formality 10 avoid tho statute OF limitations.
II was held that as all Of the property OF
the concern was located In Texas IN order
20 realize anything on the notes Il would
be necessary TO transfer Judgments TO n
Texas court.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

Ei paso Tex, July LITTLE RIO Gfande be-
gan falling yesterday evening aud Ia now
almost within banks ng9ln. but II has LEFT
n aeere OF deaolatlon. Many families are
orchards injured. The railroads have all
suffered from aoftenng OF road beds but 10
no aront cxtont. Tho greatest sufferers are
the poor, who lost their little all In tho de-
siruction Of their houses,
Another rlac IS reported az coming, but
not large enough TO be serious.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17


She Makes an Aslanlt on JnIIer coatioy AZ
Waco.
Waco, July 1G.--Jallor Ed CoEtloy at the
county jail was the victim OF flendish as
sault this evening at the hands OF Josie
Tumlln, n negro prisoner. The woman II
will be recalled in these dispatches, a few
DAYS ago shot and Killed Charlcs ID. Lee a
white man, and was confined In jail for that
oiicnse. Becoming inponsed because she
was not allowed to pnss food given her and
other prisoners out OF the windows to ne
groes on the outside. she seized tin cup
In which Hhc had dissolved potash In water.
and hurled the contents into Tailor Costley's
face. He was frlghtfully burned about the
face and left breast. It Is feared his eyes
will be lost
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

people who require medicine to regu-
the howell and Kidneys will hnd the
remedy In Electric Bitters. This
,Ine dotr not stimulate and contains no
nor other intoNicant. but acts az
and NARRATIVE. II acts mildly on the
oh and bowels, adding strength and
X lnot 10 the organs. thereby aiding
\ ttn fhe performance Of the functions.
1c fiItfofH Is an excellent appetizer
HOS dikts ton. Old people and It Just
Y Whist they need. Price 30 cents per
~ >-,P. Niuks & Co.'S drug store
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17
,,I,eT NAME TIIE uADTrg.

Detroit. Mich. July iG-The Great North
ern steamship company has announced that
bablca horn aboard Its steamers Nosthland
and Northwest this season, 500 for twins,
and 5000 for tripletR. The only condition Is
that the officers OF the company shall name
the bnblgg,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17
cnrrnN nArna MILL coNrINuN.

Chicago H.. Oily iG.--The Southwestern
Trniiic naaociatioH re-ronyened at the Chi.
caEo Beach hotc1 today. II was determined
by the hssoclatltk TO continue In effect the
rates Of last seal 6n on cotton. interstate and
exnDrt, aid alH,k the Insurance dinerentials
alfcndy nxcd III Iugh the various ports on ex-
mort ahlpnentn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

Washington. July iG.-iAdvicca TO the sur
reou general 0f the marine hospital servia,
are 10 the effect that there are twcniy
cases 0f yellow fever Ia Iinvnnn during tii'
week ending July II. and eight deaths
This Il a slight Increase. For the week
ending July ~ there were fwcnty-fivo
deaths from yellow fever IN Santiago 10
crba, and for the week ending July 4 nine
deaths from this disease at vcfn cruz.
Ncyleli.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17
coNTRAcTs HAVE BEEN LET.

Houston, Tex. July iG.--Dda for tho con.
etrnction Of the new JAN and criminal court
quarters TO be connected herewith wcro
today accepted aggregnting fl0il0oo, 1t is TO
be completed BY January
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

Corpus Chris Tex. July 1e.-Hon. Geo.
Vineyard, seer airy OF tho Pan. American
Railway oompaiI. states that on the $50 OF
August there ~ be meeting 81 the or
glnixatlon com ttoe Of the company with
a yiow 10 ronuyling construction. The road
Ia protected frlvn Victoria 70 lrownnville,
and Will pass through Corpus Christi Ten or
twelve milcs Of grade have already been
hullt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

Houston. Tex, July lG.-pallas' Steers did
tho Houston team today In prompt. of-
fectivo way, the local team being In a
badly crippled condition. one OF tho Dallas
players bong used to MI up the team, and
1t was fairly good game. however
R.HE.
Houston ............ Ole s
Dallas ,..,.,.,......, . t0G1190'-i2 10 .
nattorica--IsaAcs and Fabian; Matthews.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17
rA,rnNrs Non rEXANa.

washington. July Ig-Liat OF patents ,for
Texans: Grubber. George. W Cameron, Gar
acid. harrow, John w. FRris. Round Rock,
axic palnf, VIM. @. Ford. Tyler. iubrlcator.
Charles Harold. Fort Worth; wrench, Horny
NcEiroy. Palestine; riding saddle. Jense D.
pndgltt, Dallas car coupling. Johi II. Pow
ell Emory.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

'sf7r. Tex. July iC.--The coroner has
q cpuzirded his inquiry into the death
Airy fMelkold, alias Daisy Douglass.
ittety enrrounds Il and many rumors
NM enuse other than suicide are
t4f body was tonight shipped 20
+. titf.f where ~ people are said TO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

Serena won: Dow Drop second; Harry Lewis
third. Time. 1;el.
Seven furlOngs Marie Woodlands won;
Weola second, shutdown third. Time. 1;a0.
Mile-May Thompson won; Miss Rowott
second Tom Savers third. Time. las.
Mile -Mordotto won; xoldiVar second: Miss
Young third. limo. i;iti H.
Six furlongs-Warrcn Leland won; Imp
Maflollna second; spondolino third. Time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

Galveston. Tex. July i6--Chief o. Pol 3
Jones has ordered tie buneo afecrers anl
sure thing people 10 leave the town. crlii-
inal district court Is Working On occtlpati
tax cases and ID Is estimated that xri' W
win be gained by the guits
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

,.ct.ou Miss. Jaly iS.-Iafelmasion vas
sagna9" wv froin tho passensefs on ne
train rom Matches q fs,lDls oim IN wv
ooeutin. .Ssnlar as the trrln pulled into
county .e ,, nn,' II appeafp that two b.eth1r..
,ns su''ys Ncdec.svere killed uutr!fnt,
ma Nv Two others d the'f family veusue1 ,r1 =,
ne Terrell brpthsrs and t~o d tne ''t
rel h., VIZ nss besn family feud q long stand
Ia ths later 4m having k,l'd Al, one ssuS s I'd
former. lss urSrirltaind by trial ~
was iuilns ~ .,f,'el we're Interested: After
when Az XXX resulted sory unsAtisfsH'0riix
me ,r,a'' ~ WI" ihs rs,tes quarrel arose .na
n n s' moment 6 as, vs ,Ss ' sss sa
ton. Esey IA ne moincnt the ffst she!
Mere As " ,rffsn iusllaie eusuea. A. ,r. ut
was hl XXI. wsrc nrod The town Is wiz
n u{n s se'u over the shoo'lnE'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

Austin, July 49, The governor today Of
fcrs a reward OF $500 for the arrest Of the
negro convict who assaulted Miss Belle
ilodus Oh the iath Of this month at snr.
tArtia. Port Bcnd county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

Jnnesvilic, Wis. July 10 -e.1s class.
iroti The Corporal won; Abner second,
Best time. 2;id 10.
2;lp tfot umnnishc1l. Minnle II, won
two heats Major won one heat Best tlmc,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

Ausm, Tex, July 10 Goyernor Culber
son, cN-GoNcrrpr lloEg. Adiuinnt General
Alabry COMPTROLLER Finley. Secretary VI
Stlio Mnyncli AMI others len for the frult
i'alAu,h which "a ~ Ne apened at Tyler
Tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

p 1Abyf mas sick, we gave her castorla-
. 1ac was chili, she cried for cas,oria.
usIis te<nnno Miss, she eiung to castoria.
q kha ~ Children. she Ssyc them castoria.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

Saginaw. Aiicii. july IG.--second dny OF
the grand Circuit races al Union Park.
Sanger, tho blcycisi. made nile In
9.0l "a beating the best mile previously
Eiaio on the track. 200 by Flying Jill In
isa1.
81 trot. purse 5000; Geneva won; Aunt
Deli ID second; Leaa wilkes third. Best
time, All II.
glcnmorc second; Princess Belle third.
Rest time. 21O 81.
20 pace. purse 5000; George IT. Clair
won; Abeto secendi Major bishop third.
Iiest time. 2si0 ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

nlo nnANpE sunsIpINo.

Austin. July 10. The railway commission
Today completed the merchandise tarlff,
md IL viii be Issued Immediately.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

Better, luiy fG.--Dan Mocry. charged with
tho tiuldAr OF y. @. Freeman. was taken
70 Ansiia tsaas ana sill % triad sAsr-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

10 ineleaant but most forcible conclusion
hose who have read OF this far-famed
ntain summit, and the pleasure attend
4 trip can only be realized when taken in
IoctIon with n ride through tho beautiful
Mexico IN fun sight OF the old lava
. loaying that for
SNOW CAPPED ROCKIES,
4 FORT WORTH AND DENVER CITY
RAILWAY.
(Texas Panhandle Route)
coolest. quickest, shortest and best
oped line between Texas and Colorado.
me only one carrying through Shoppers
reciining chairs seats free every day
,e year, and escaping the heat belt ave
q alter leaving Fort Worth. Don't be
"a. but look and think for yourself, and
ran DO no mistake. Very low rates
.ba made during the entire summer. \ ull
NATION cheerfully furnished.
= \ d. y. KELLER, @. p. A,
t1N Fort Worth. Texas.
ELI "a. HIRscHFIELD, T. p. A.,
y Fort Worth, Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17
Like NV Nife

use PozzoEi's CoMpLExios PowpHR be-
se It inproves her looks and is as fra
mt a. viciets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-17

,ectivo at once and until July %, in
We. Cotton Belt Route will sell round
itichtta to St. Louis. Mo-. and Chicago,
! at rate 81 one fare for the round trip,
"a to continuous passage In each direc-
and good for return until October 81.
; S. G. WARMER.
q. p. A.. Tyler.
A. A. Gibson.
T. p. A., Fort Worth.
ID. NJ. MORGAN,
and +. Al, 4ol Main St. Fort Worth.
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RllNGTON & MONTGOMERY,
Wholesale Dealers In
Its and Western Produce.
coMMisslon MERCHANTS.
ARE NOW OFFERING

oranges. California
ling oranges, California navel oranges.
Lculon bananas, Messlna lemons, co..
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