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MANAGED BY THE MEN.
EekihSton and Belt II. n. Employees
organize for Beneficial Purposes.

organize for Beneficial Purposes.
IWc applicants were admitted to member
snip In the lexington and Soldiers Home
and Belt Railway Companies Beneficial
Association at the Getting held last night
Other applications were received and re-
ferred for examination previous to being
acted upon at the next regular meeting.
The association is a new one having been
formed July 10 last by the employees of the
Belt company engaged on the 18th street
me. me advantages it offered quickly be-
came known to the other men employed on
the rest of the Belt road. as well 40 ito
SISTER corporation, the lexington, and so
many OF these expressed a desire to ioin
.iidl the ASSOCIATION was extended to allow
mem 10 enjoy Its benefits. The plan of the
association is simple. An entrance fee of
81 is charged each member after which he
Is required to pay dues of 80 cents month.
Snouid a member fall sick he is paid 81
per week as long as his illness continues,
ana II ne should die each member of the
ASSOCIATION is assessed 81, and the money
mus collected turned over to his widow or
heirs "
The officials of the lexington and Belt
companies have no connection whatever
with che association, but membership in IL
~ open 10 them on the same ground that
IL Is TO the employees. To be admitted it is
necessary that an applicant shall be voted
fcr by two-thirds of the members Of the
association. while three black balls are s;If-
ncnent to deny his application in any event.
ne oflcers and members of the associa-
ton deny that membership in II is at all
compulsory, or that there is any insurance
idea about the orga mia ton, it being simply
relief association, such as those connect
ed with the Baltimore and Ohio Baltimore
and Potomac and the Washington and
Georgetown railroads
The present officers are: E. L. Weaver
carpenter, 18th street line. president; VIM
$. Ballinger, foreman, 18th street line first
vice president; F. Russell conductor, Belt
line, second vice pre- sident: Hugh d. Dig
ney, painter, 18th street line, corresponding
secretary; r. w. Leonard, conductor, Belt
line, financial secretary; G. F. Mailman,
now cashier of the Belt company, but at
the time of his election a Belt line con-
ductor, treasurer; b. b. Smith, conductor,
ilth street lire chaplain; w. Wilson, driv-
er. nth street line, inside guard; W. Fri
day, driver, Belt line. outside guard.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
piedmont Air Line.)

piedmont Air Line)
Schedule in effect July 2s. 1895.
All trains arrive and leave at Pennsylvania
Passenger Station.
500 AM.-Daily--Locul for Danville. Connects at
Manassas for Strasburg, daily, except Sunday, and
and with @. O. daily for Natural Bridge and
His A.M.-Daily--The UNITED STATES FAST
MAIL carries Pullman Buffet Slecpcrs New York
and Washington to jacksonville, uniting at Char.
lutte with Pullman Sleeper for Augusta; also Pull
man Sleeper New York TO Montgomery, with CON
ncction for New Orleans connects at Atlanta with
Pullman Sleeper for Birmingham. Memphis and st.
Louis.
i:a5 P:M:-pally-I3sal for Csrlcttcsyille. ..-
Pullman Vestbuled Sl"epers and Dining Cars. Pull.
man seepers Washington to Chattanooga: via Sails
bury Ashcville and Knoxville New York to Mem.
Atlanta ard Montgomery, and New York to Tampa
Via Charlotte. Columbia and Jacksonville ycsbuled
Day Coach Washington to Atlanta. Parlor Car CO.
lumDia to Augusta. Dining Car from Greensboro
to rh M4hs BEfwEEN WASHINGTON AND ROUND
PM and 80 PM. daily. except Sunday. and G:2j
PM. sundays only, for Round iln and 80 P NJ.
daily except Sunday for Ieesburg; G:23 I'm. daily
AM and 7o0 PM. daily. End 225 Pm. daily e1-
cept Sunday from Round Hill, s.34 AN. daily ex-
cent Sunday from Leesburg and .0G AN. daily,
except sunday from Herndon only.
Through trains froa, he south aSr I've Washing
Manassas !ivision. o:45 AN daily except Sunday,
and $40 AN. daily from Charlottesville.
Tickets, Sleeping Car reservation and information
furnished at Offices, 5i and 1900 Pennsylvania ave.
ME, and at Pennsylvania Railroad Passenger Sta
w ". II. GREEN General Superintendent
]. NJ. GULF. Traffic Manager.
w a. TURK. General Passenger Agent
my2O I. $. Brown. Gen. Agt. Pass. Dept.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Station corner or 9Th and II streets.
In effect June %, 1895


PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Station corner OF 9Th and II streets.
In effect June %. 1895.
1890 AN. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. Pullman
msrpS Dining Smoking ana Usef fnl CHS
St Louis. Cleveland and Toledo. Buffet laror
1880 AN. FAST LISE.-Pullman Buffet Paro'
Car to ilarrisburs Parlor and Dining Cars, Har'
BIO I T 70 c ii'sHa5S AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
n S B hn,n raror Car to 81 r SsfP
7:1o rM wEsI Tss E Ell s:sssH Sleep
Ing Car to Chicago, and Harrisburg TO Cleveland
10 IN s9Sr ihSissi ExpnEss-Pul!man
Sse E HnI pnins Cars to ST. Louis and Sleep
1910 IN; r$cIFic ESrHEss."Fuman Sleeping
7:So AN, , for Kane. canandaisua Rochester. and
sunday. For WiIiiamsp i'o daily, SO fM
1;i9 PM for Wiiliamsport, Rochestsr. Buffalo and
Ing Car Washington to Suspension Bridge vi.
1o:4 I'M for Erie. canandaigu, Rochester. Buff
falo. and Niagara Falls daily, Sleeping Car Wash
irgton 10 Elrlira.
f.: A!9g ssG S2Ft sHa Be T a Par
Tor Cnrs with Dining Chr from Baltimore, for
S os s ealy hpf ca WsSk 1873
Dining Carr: and / 20 Dining Carr AM, 12;l5,
day les Dining oH ' cs no 100 90 DINING
Grt Z, M 1 H. al TO 60 100 anil
40 An. weekdays. Express, 2:0i and $40
PM. daily.
For Boston: without change. 7:1n AN. week days.
Fi io sSiHs IS ~ q 70 i 81 oos 1919
$40 600 Limited, $50. 4:3G, $40. sos, GO.
ssln; 1c:on 10 20. 1l:1s and 3. PM On
Sunday. :05. I2o. 900. 9:o5. 1870. II 90 AM.
12;l5. 10 2:01. 3:l5. $40 600 Limited, APO
h:io, 600. $40, I:1O. 1000. 1910. and Il 81
For Pope's Creek Line. 7:2o AN. and 4ae PM
daily, except Sunday
For Annapolis. 7:a0. 900 AM. 1918 and 4:eo
Pm. daily, except Sunday. Sundays. 900 NJ
Atlantic Coast Line Express for Richmond. lack
sonyiile and Tampa, $50 A NJ. s:3O PM daily.
Richmond and Atlanta. $40 PM daily. Rich
mond only. 1851 An. weekdays.
Accomn,o,'ation for Quantico. Ii5 AM. daily, and
4:2o PM. week days.
1850 An, 1880, 40 400 ABS. 500 5:37.
els. 500. 1910. and II 30 PM. On Sunday at
40. 7:i5. 9:45 An. 2:45. 6:15. SOP, and 1910
Leave Alexandria for Washington Cos. $50. 7:os.
500. $40. 1915. 1928 AN. LOO. 2:15. 400.
3::,a. 800. $50 6:13. 700, 7:.G. $40. 1882
and los PM. On Sunday at G:43. ?:1O. 1923
An. 2:15. $50. 7:Co. 7:2o. e:1O, and 1o:1s
SEASuoRE CONNEXIONS.
For Atlantic City. 900 saturdays onlvl 1000.
11;eo AM week days, 1918 and 11:95 PM.
For Cape May. 1000 AN. saturdays only, 1918
Pm. week days and II :35 Pm. daily.
PENNSYLVANIA avenue. and at the station. 9th and
p streets where orders he left for the check
ing Of baggage TO destination from hotels and res
licences.
s. NJ PROVOST J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
cobadrIa IN eFract I,Iv 1Sas


Schedule in effect July 1. 1898.
Trains leave daily from Union Station (B. and
PD 9th and B sts
through the srapdest scenery in America, with
the haItSomest aui most complete solid train sery-
ice west from Washington
2:25 PM. DAIY.-'Cincinnatl and St. Louis
Special''-Solid V,stbuied, Newly Equipped, Flee
tric.iightcd, Steam heated Train. ruilans finest
sleeping cars Wasi incton to Louisville. Cincinnati
Indianapolis and st. Louis without change Dining
Car from Washington. Arrive Cincinnati. 500
am; indianapolis. II 30 an. and Chicago. $3.50
pm; st. Louis. 6:45 pm. Lexington. S:35 am. !;
lilo M DAILY.-The famous "T. F. " Lin
tied" A solid vcstibuled train, with dining car
and Pullman Seepers for Cincinnati, Lexington and
louisville without change. Pullman Sleeper Wash
ington to Virginia Hot Springs without change,
week days. Observation car from Hinton. Arrive
Cincianati $50 pm; Lexington, 600 pm: Louis
Vile 940 p m; Indianapolis II :05 pm. Chicago
7:3O a m. and st, louis, 7:3O am; connects in
Union Depot for all points.
Comfort and Norfolk. Only rail line.
2.o5 PM. rAILY.-EIpress for Gordonsyille
Charlottesville. Waynesboro', Stanton and priuci-
pal Virginia points. daily; for Richmond. daily.
cept Sunday.
Pullman locations and tickets at company's Of
Aces. bl3 and 1921 Pennsylvania avenue.
Fl. W. FULLER,
mh4 General Passenger Agent.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

,o,uo -, Schedule in effect July II, 1888.
Ne"'e washington from station, corner OF New
Jersey avenue and C street.
81 For Chicago and Northwest. vestibuled Limited
For Cincinnati. st. Louis and Louisville, vesti-
bqled Limited, 3:45 pm; express, 1901 night:
For ilttsbnrg and Cleveland. express daily 1870
For L Lec,ingten and slaunton. II 30 an.
cIattanccga, Memphis and New Orleans. ii. 20
For G Lafsy S:ss :s Saf da through
For BaiinoIs week days. sdas 800 S:Ss
s:$l, 15:oS, 4S:Io. 1870. 5; 55 go $50; 500
NJ 97o s asS 1i zoo5 n'sa aidoo
11?;1o xl2:so. 100. MOO s:a5, 4:sl;, x5:o3,
For Annapolis 10 .iOS and $40 an am. is:l5 and
Fsr Pm Fre S4Paay $40 80 pm 30
'.'1 :15. '430 pm
Fer Fer nas snS way pa aS , and a'0 Pm
.ia5o 800 ~" .i:ss Say .5: @:S :.7o5 $40
rS5 Washington Junction and way points 5000;
IT. stations anI9 KsSrF.s 5a pms stopping
For BAY Ridge, .o;I5 am. and 4:as pm. week
d oYA ns Blue sa aT Fd R' SEW p ySER aSo
1Taas ae Y Tls f Bnsion E the
East week days ass Dining Carl. 600 Dining
Dining c1:n, 500 Sos Dining Can, 500 pm,
ga night Sleeping Car epsn z, 1890 Hcl%s
TOO p!li!l1 N1fI- .Uo Sdll,
a m: Dining Car U2:30 Dining Carr. 300 t5:05
Dining CnrI, 500 G201 night. Sleeping Car opens
for passengers 1000 pm.
Buffet Parlor Cars all day trains.
For Atlantic City, week days, 4:55. 700, 1000
a ,n,a II 80 am 1890 pm Sundays, 4:oo am,
For Cape May. 4;55 am. $500 am. Saturday
ONYX Except o sunday p sHaa} s1 100 ..sanday only
xE1prcSs trains.
baggage called for and checked from hotels and
ro4idcnces by Union Transfer Co. orders eft ut
ticket offices, 619 Pennsylvania avenue northwest:
% 1ranI1 anil annfh Strp n.
depot
CHAS q. SCTTL. Gen. Pass. Agt.
r. r. CAMPBELL Gen Manager jy12
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SUMNER RESORTS.
SPRINGS AND BATHS.
IN TIE MOUNTAINS.

Bolivar Mountain House.
Highest, coolest and most picturesque Of the
Harpcr's Ferry resorts.
Shady groves. Woodland walks to the Potomac.
Excellent cuisine: good rooms: reasonable rates.
Special rates for September and October.
au1i-1m F. NJ. PENNoCK. Bolivar, W. Va..-
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EDUCATIONAL
IN WASHINGTON.

NOTICE SPECIAL. COURSE in VOCAL PLANO
music 10 IIisi School pupils, govt clerks ard
others. SUMNER RATES. Examination gratis
GEO W. LAWRENCE studio 1908 9th NV.
au15-6t
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Som MARYLAND COLLEGE - FOR YOUNG
sp1 e4U ladies. tNear Baltimore.) AID year. High
standard refined home. corfcrs college degrees. IS
states represented. Specially convenient for Wash
ingtGn. Extremely healthy.
j. II TURNER AN, President. Luthervie. Md
fv17-y2t
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BrOokside,

NUI VV!NSUNIS9
Altitude. 2. 100 feet West Virginia
Ten miles from Oakland and Deer Park. Come
and ind all home comforts and keep cool. Complete
relief for hay fevci sufferers.
Swimming pool. bowling, billiards. tennis cro-
Guet and large ball room; livery attached: table
nns'rpassed tran shooting and splendid bass fishing
in the Cheat. Write Quick for rooms.
s. PRESCOTT WRIGHT, General Manager.
au7-tf Rrookslde w Va
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ST GEORGES HALL. ST. GEORGES. MD: 2OTH
year: Prof. ]. C. kinear. A NJ. prn.; established
regulations: primary. academic and business
ward bows. aus tn. thSsS1 lns
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

ANNOTATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
Wtrks-Carpet, cleaned in the best manner.
Works. 1IoS and ITO NV. Telephone so4.
nhotr NJ NEWMIER. Manager.
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AURORA.

Near Deer Park ard Oakland. No fogs; no mos
nuitoes: hay fever sufferers find entire relief.
Large locus: best spring beds and hair mat
trcsses. Excellent table. An unsurpassed pleas
ure and health resort. Moderate rates. Apply at
rooms ;5T-15S loan and Trust bldg, or address
]. II. SHAFFER. Aurora. W. Va. au1-1od
WHITE COTTAGE. HARPER'S FERRY w VA
Best view the Shenanlo nh river Open t.
hNaid Gdults). Send for circular ard terms.
jy3O-1ms WAI H. BELL. Prom
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

LEXINGTON VA.
Tifty-scvcnth yca-. State military, scientific
and technical school. Thorough in gem
crsl and applied chemistry, and IN engineering.
Degrees conferred in course: Grad: VM.I., AMI
bacholo- science: in post grad. courses. master
science, civil engineer. AL expenses. inclllir.
clothing and iucidentals provided at rate of $685.
per month. as an average for the four years. ex-
clusiv. Of outfit Gen. SCOTT SHIP, Supt.
jv1o
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.

ROCKVILLE. INSTITUTE, A SCHOOI. FOR YOUNG;
ladies': primary, high school Tnd College pre-
paratory courses: reopaIs sept nhc: IT. Miss
LtCf :. SIMPSON. Principal, Rockville, Nd
ri IN
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UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA. CHARLOTTESVILLE
Fa.-T+tt"rs. science. engineering. law. medi
zine. Session begins 18th Sept. In the non-ma-
larlll Piedmont region. Excellent gymnasium.
Fer catalogues address VIM. NJ. THORNTON.
LID ChairnaL jy12-eo26t
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FATQTIER INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Wnrr"aton, Va. Thirty fifth year begins Sept. 10.
1898. Situated In the Piedmont region Of Va, 81
miles f,Lm Washington city. Limited in number.
For catalogues address
iy!G,3atco GEO. c. BUTLER. AN. Principal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26

W u, Guerrin, president OF the CO
,umbus, sandusky and Hooking rail- u !,
road, arrived here YESTERDAY mo morning i,mS
III III IA fron the East. He was ac-
a adr,manied by his family and by O.
e Hooyer and wife, MIR: Hoover being
~ Insurer sure of the road, The party was
trea tbeir way from Florida and stopped 9,,
over oy here en- route for san nac Ah 10 no.
from which pi1 CEN, 5ney and California,
10 40 w ssuerrin resides at Columbus, ONO,
M Mi S was here several years ago when N
r rSss surprise e see 50 liar, large ons
eity. He thought Fort Worm Iva was a oHe
Of the finest places ne am nsu Marty ieft
w 'ls,nTds V afternoon over the Missouri;
y Harsas and Texas for the south, and
h n,iii he out on the trip for seVerAi
weeks.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26

The project for railroad TO connect
the coal mines at Thurber In north,
western Texas. with the Texas Celtral
abroad TO the south. has been devel-
oned FAR enough to lead the projectors
~ anpIy 10 the state for u charter for
tHa raliroad. Colonel II. N. Smith Of
Thurber, who is the chief promoter OF
mo line. has secured the entire right OF
,vov FOR the line and large local sub
scrint,ons, and Is now having incorpor--
ation parers prepared. The railroad
viii he about twenty miles in length,
from the mines in Thurber south to
s,ephenyille, Tex, where connection
win be made with the Fort Worth ana
Rio Grande. II Is said that candl-
tional agreement has been MADE WIN
firm OF Philadelphia contractors 10 eo'"'
plete the railroad.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26

Austin, Tex, March 25-,Tbe ro,lor.-
Ing authorities have been sent ont w,
the railroad commission. "
To the General Freight Apen, os tha
St. Louis Southwestern. Comoiv Inc
with your request of tho 9onJ irsta ~
submitted under appilration n" IA
Joined In by the Fort Worth and non
yer City railway. Won are bsrsby an.
thorized TO publish rate of n Genie ner
100 pounds on fence posts miniIni,rr
weight $4,000 mounds. from Wviie tS
Henrietta. effective Aprl 4 tSq5
TO the General Freight Agent of the
Fort Worth and Denver, Authority is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26

Inc Phenomenal Arteslan Well
Ihrown From Buggy and Injured.

The Phenomenal Arteglan Well.
thrown from Buggy and Injured.
corsieana, Tex, March 25.-Corsi-
canas great well attracted the entire
population Of the city yesterday. some
going as many as three times during
the day to see the clty's great phe-
nomenon. All We're amazed to see the
gushing ilow OF artesiun water and "A
solid wall OF lire issuing from the same
pipe: and to observe escaping petro-
leum five feet below, which was sop
arated from the water and gas. The
on was struck at a depth of 1901 feet
IN an eight Inch bore. After the oil
was struck six inch piping was sunk
inside the eight inch casing, and In
this way the oil Is kept from contain
mating the water. The railroad oin-
Gals are talking N giving excursion
rates on account OF the phenomenon.
Mrs. tiursch Of Galveston was
thrown from her buggy here yesterday.
sustaining painful injuries. She was
for some time unconscious, Her hus-
band, Who was In the buggy with her,
was also bruised.
The residence OF MIR. Dovell, living
near this city, WAS burned Saturday
night The cause Of the fire is not
known. Mrs. Mrs. Dovell in escaping
from the burning building was badly
burned about the head and body. She
Will recover.
News reached the county judge this
morning that one more smallpox pa
tient had died. DR.. Norvell. from near
Purdon. also had Information that a
new case had developed out OF nifty
1--WE cases eight deaths have occurred,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-26
TRINITY, CAMERON & WESTERN

TRINITY. CAMERON & WESTERN,
The officers of this company an
nounce the letting OF a number Of very
important contracts, involving great
sums Of money, something like $1,000
600, according to their own estimates.
They say Est that they have awarded
TO j. A. Wire of ST. Louis and J. $,
Mcnamara & Co, OF San Antonio, both
responsible firms Of railroad contract
ors, a contract for grading 1870 miles Of
the railroad cast Of Georgetown to Cam
eron and Trinity. The Illinois Steel
company Of Chicago was given the or
der for rails and track fastenings for
this number OF miles OF railroad; the
Hopkins Construction company of st.
Louis the contract for eleven steel
bridges on the line, and w. r. carroll
Of DallGs a contract for pile work and
wooden bridge structures. Contracts
for equipment also are reported to have
been given out.
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] l Todd, Checotah, l. t.; C. c.
Er,nlth. Bastrop; Y. Hill, Smithville;
\ Camp, Dallas; Geo n. Watkins
Fay; Geo. England, city: Il. IL.
n Dallas; Byron Miller. New Or
lNT. II. Dixon, Dallas News; l.. c.
~ Kentucky; Miss Josie Klncald,
|'zi; b. J. Chambers. Cleburn; IL. Il.
kis Waco, Il. H. East, Archer: NJ.
aagu!net, city; II. Messcr. city; w.
Alrord, Cincinnati; j. p. Brunough,
IA; w B. Jones, II, e. Montgomery.
Hesse, city, j. n. Wisner, New
~ L. X. Scott, Cincinnati, II. c.
|itaer, Wichita Falls;O. T., Grant,
Aanatii Il. ID. Yoakum. city; f.
Issson, ST. Louis; w. @. Turner,
Ed. II. Coils. New York; l.. T..
", Kansas City; Thomas jolly,
York; Chas. Affe, DEVICES; JnO.
'eale, Amorillo; II. w. Phillips,
Philllps, Chicago; o. NJ. Water
i ely Walter j. Buckley, Chicago;
4 y. Preston, st. Louis; c. NJ. SEQ
A ay; W. b. Mcdowell. city; j. A.
AAnsas City; Silva Heinman. Gin
~; ii. Leon, st. Louis; A, S.
aa Belcher; Sam Kohn. New
a 9. N. Dreshfield, New York;
! shorer, sherman; o. d. Ellis,
=, Robert +. Hun, Wichita Falls,
Butcher. Chicago; G w. Bare
4 Nocona; j, l.. Harris, city; z. w.
n, city; G. Il. Thomas, Bowie;
N ". II. Hollis. Kansas City; NJ.
AVER, Kansas City; Y. n. Blglin,
iork; o. l.. Bodger, New York;
Bolton, Kansas City; ]. "A. Well
Houston; Mrs. d. s. Capron,
j. d. Crawford and wife,
aalli X NJ. Bradley, Dallas; Otto
n*ger, San Antonio.
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FOR SALE story GROOM house. lot 1901
1865, hnrus aud all nicely improved, newly
painted; price $3.50, prettioat home IN the
city. y. S. Hare, i03 Main.
4 HEAurlfuL l.ruon cottage on Mtat
papgett aNunur, worth $1,000 for lIla0
terms easy ". A., Wilson, gOs Main strvtt
FOR SALE 1900 acres choice black land.
800 IN cultivation. miles north OF tuu
10 parties Improving same, X A, Hatcher,
Fort Worth
FOR SALE 100 10 200 acrcs Of iunn within
onchnlt mile Of Mlncola, Tex. 1850 ucrvs IN
durrent Kinds Of fruit bearing trees, Al.
dress Mrs. x. W. l., hcuucdy, liulshup,,
TrN. n
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SPECIAL Nor1cEs-coNrrNI,pn

- 49,
sHERfTws sALE-REA1, EsTArs--
BY virtue OF an order OF sale issued ON
me Nih day OF March, A. d. 1895. out OF
1 ,ne District court OF Tarrant county,
Texas, Forty-eighth judicial dtstrir,
IN cause No. 749i. G. NJ. Foreman ~ nj
vs. George G. Bailey ct al. l ala on
the nth day OF March, A. %. 1895. low
upon the following described land MS
the property OF the above named a..
PENDANTS, situated IN Tarrant county.
Texas, to-wit. An undivided two-eirths
IN certain tracts OF land situated IN
Iarrant county, Texas. the same being
u ,s9 A. u. Q, ID, 10, Il, q. II, j. X and
81 by bOi feet on OF the south end of
block l. of the Henrietta NfcDonnid
ADDITION TO Fort Worth. Tex. and also
"a 69-lOO acres OF the John Bursey 100
acre survey. being the same land con.
yeyed by j. A., Harger ct al. 10 h %
Chase by deed dated May 2, 1857. and
recorded in book ~, at pave COZ ~
records OF deeds OF Tarrant county.
rex; ana l VIII ON the "a day OF April.
~. ~, ~ 1870, the same being the nrst
Iuesday In April, A. D., 1Sp5, between
The hours OF 10 o'clock IN the forenoon
ana o'clock IN the Afternoon. uffcr
the said land for sale at public vcndue.
Tor cash, ut and In front " the conrt,
house door OF Tarrnnt county. TcSns
IN the said city OF Fort Worth, ID. A.
Euless, shcrin OF Tarrlnt county. Tox-
as, ny w, NJ. Rea, deputy shcrlr.
sHERlFT'S SALE-REAI. HsTNTE-
~ virtue OF an order OF sale issued on
tho Distrts, % marVu; a; u. 1873 out OF
TEXAS to,.,,'-gI.,htt' S,Iant county
In censc NJ, az ~ ~ JuyiVlal district.
~ r,hns 3 w. w. roic'uhn et al
the iiiS AL. 20 s, ~, a. ~" l uld on
upon mo f,iin,,'Ir,r a., N, - iSso' levy
the nrnnorte ~ -, "vsvllpeu lohd as
fondnnts si,uet, 'V "woNe named de-
'reN tn',,.,,' 'ua'v w. ~ iHrl0nt county.
In contain ,ras,s 70 ' Nv i-eth interest
'rnrr.nt o,,,,,, ,N's -, Vi ianu situated In
h,ocks "a ~ IA y ~ tlc same being
497 hv IA 80, -, " -, - ohd
bloci, WI ~ tne south end Of
ndiitt,n a., rs, ~, ,,tl o1gi Me1oneld
"a 40 an -. N,u''ut IVY anu also
nero err,,s,. W, '.v 'uln hutHey ltO-
yevna la, - We w NV'u, una CON
Chnsr M, I.ii ii'.s HS' et a. 10 ~ -.
rocnr1od ,r i, ,s nay a. le'., ana
rceords o. IA, az ~ Iokv po' OF
Toy o,1 7 LIN ~ 80 t'At county
A. n iSe5 n,o s W,, NV ~ uug on April
TpeadsV 4, hr.W p'',N the urHt
The ho,irs az ~ 49, ~ $50 pttWeen
and 4 ,,.cIglt a., ~" ~ ,lc forenoon
mo ant1 ,a,,d - - Nv H,'vti NOON oler
for r.tgb oi AKA ~ a., -, pusuI Nehdue
house Gnnr ~ ,r, ~ 'ne"t ot tne ,S court
in tho sStd ci,,, 90 ' ~. Sounty' IeNns'
l,uIoss gbs,iG y, ~ a,i ,Vr, Notlh, ~. A.
Az IA, ~ a, ~, county TEX
= - :. ~. ~, uypu'g auetlH'
ShEhlFFS SALES-RGAL ESTATE
liy virtue OF an order OF sale Issued on
the lllh day OF March, A. d. 1895, ont of
the district court of Tnrrant county.
Texas, FortyselEhth judicinl district. In
cause No, hl6i, Land Mortgage Bank
OF Texas. limited Va t.,ttg II c.i',,