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The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-06-29
OVER The RANGE.
DOtNGS OF THE PEOPLE OF
PONY.
There are no Flies on the White Pine
Other Mining News-PrOspective
Increase in Output-POny's CeItbra-
tiOn-MeadOW Creek MHlaMge-NOr-
yis Newt.

Pony. June 26.-ISpecial torrespon-
dence. -ThOs. Carmine returned to-day
from the East Helena smelter to Which
place he shipped a car of ore from the
White Pine mine. Eleven tons of the
ore Melted him the handsome sum of
S3.413.6O {. A selected car in the same
lot Melted 500 per ton. The smelter
gave a treatment charge On this ore Of
ST per ton, paying for 50 per cent. of
both gold and silver.
Filing x Morris shipped three cars
last week from the Clipper to the Col
orado smelter, at Butte. from which
the returns + very satisfactory.
Messrs. Benson and Tarbet shipped
4 car OF gold ore to East Helena from
their claim on Mineral Hill with re-
suits that satisfy them that they have
a good lead.
Ben Hatfield has returned from the
East Helena smelter with the proceeds
Of a a of gold ore taken from the
'Old Joe" mine, the property of
Messrs. Frank Reinoehl and Joe Nell
son. This ore ran about $40 to the
ton in gold, and what is still better for
the owners, there is a large quantity Of
equally as good quartz in sight.
These shipments are but the begin
ing OF this business at Pony and will
BE- rapidly and continuously followed
by others with the reduced treatment
charges of the shelters both at Butte
and Helena. 1t is understood here
that freight or ores will be greatly re-
duced by the N. ?. r. +. correspond
ing with the reduction made by the
smelters and sampling works. If this
is carried out by the railroad author
tiles the business of taking out and
shipping gold ores from Pony. Nor
wegian and Red Bluff would soon be-
come OF such magnitude as to require
a daily train on this branch. A much
lower grade of quartz could be profit
ably handled than has been deemed
possible. We hope the general freight
agent will take steps at once to lower
bAt Idtes WHICH are dI present pro-
hibitive on low grade ores
Major n. J. Isdell is back from Hell
ela where he has been Cd legal bust
ness the past week.
Messrs. Hudson and LibbeIts. late o
the H. H." mine. in Lewis and
Clarke. have been exporting the "Old
Joe" and ether mines in Mineral Hill.
The new Presbyterian church. at
Pony. is rapidly going forward to COM
pletion in the hands Of Mcdonald x
Straddling. Mr.. Anderson. who has
the contract for plastering. began OPP
e%rations to-day.
Rev. j. l.. Marquis. the pastor of the
church, leaves for the coast for a
months recreation tomorrow.
The coming Fourth will be duly
honored in Pony, and oar neighoors
are all invited. The evening will be
passed by a grand ball at Smiths hall
under the auspices of the A. Q. L. w.
The Ladies' Aid society. who have I'M
dertaken to furnish the church. will
serve refreshments throughout the day
of ice cream. strawberries ard otGcr.
~f0ellcacies and a substantial ana e.e-
giant dinner in the afternoon. The
proceeds to go for this purpose.
NNNN.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-06-29
Surf Bathing.

Excursion % Salt Lake.! July 18th.
Union Pacific will sell excursion tick
cts from Butte. Anaconda De- n Lodge.
Garrison. Divide. Melrose and Dillon.
at ra;e OF Sl5 for round trip. Tickets
grod returning to and including July
o3rd.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-06-29
To the Farmers Of Ruby ami Beaver
head vMllies

We have two high grade double
seated carriages, W. pole buggies,
single seat, partially worn. in good con-
dition. They ar be inspected at our
barn at Dillon. We will trade any or
all of them for hay or grain.
ANDERSON BROS.
Dillon, Mont.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-06-29

New lines of bicycles in. Do not
fail to call and see them whenever in
town. Dillon Implement Company.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-06-29

New Implements. harness. and grass
seed. Dillon Implement Company.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-06-29
Really It's Remarkable

the records our trains have
heenmaking lately.
See:
los miles in lO4 minutes.
III miles los minutets.
And so on.
4 Runs like these require
good engines. good tracks.
good equipment.
We have them all.
Maps. timetables and full
information about our SER
vice to Omaha. St. Joseph.
Kansas City. St. Louis and
Chicago on application to
the nearest ticke: agent or
by addressing
Johnston, Com Agt.
BILLINGS. !MOyt.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-06-29

Suits made 10 order in first class
manner: guaranteed to fit OF no pay.
Jake Newman. the Virginia tailor.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-06-29

Summer Normal, Twin Bridges
July -.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30
PERSONAL GOSSIP.


Miss Cutie wyse Is visiting friends In
J. II. Cummings left yesterday for CHI
Cngo
2. NJ. Morgan left yesterday for Mem
T. II. Logan left recently for New Or
leans
]. H. DOMAIN of Abilene Is in the city
on business.
Ed Peattigrew left yesterday on a trip
TO Kansas city.
Bobby Burns was among the recent de
purtures for st. Louis
Miss Jrms .rosdlck is visiting in Paris Tex.
the CUES. OF DR.. and Mrs. J. f. Hooks.
Mrs, }. V. F,urmy OF Galveston, Tex,
arrived In the city this. week and is stop
street.
Miss Annie Nandervoort 1T Houston is
spending the summer In Fort Worth with
her friend, Miss Ida Wyse, on West Sec
Ond street
Professor W, L. Smith, an educator from
MarthaNillc, La, Is In the city. Professor
smith was formerly a telegraph operator
and member OF Lone Star lodge, o. Il. II.
Il, II. wilkins of Qunnah; Dr. Wilcox,
Marshall; w. ID. Height. GcNnrluna: l.. A.
Yarnnr, Dallas; r. Malone Denver; j. 10.
Caps. Kansas City, are registered at Hotel
Richelieu.
Capt. NJ G. Fills is spending his nights
NJ c., Jr.,. cannot understand what his
papa has done that he should be Kept
away from home
]. II. DOMAIN. capitalist and cotton spec
ulator from Abilene, is In the city prbspect-
Ing, with Wow TO investment in Fort
section as hne except for the oat crop, which
is very short.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30
THE AGREEMENT OFF
Cotton Belt Talks Law to
the Q. r. T.
A STRIKE MAY RESULT.
Telegraphers Object to Thirteen Per
Cent Reduction in Salaries. and
so Express Themselves.
A STRIKE MAY RESULT.

Telegraph operators here and elsewhere
were surprised yesterday 10 receive the
following circular from Superintendent j.
A. Edison OF the Cotton Belt rallroau'
Tyler. 49,,
cerned. In consequence OF the lnterletehce
with tho discipline of the road on the part
OF the operators the agreement Win the
telegrnphers on the system, dated 81. LOUIS
October "a. 1872. is hereby cancelled, ei-
fectlye thirty days from, date rnsnNr
MIR. NJ. NJ Dolphin Of Kansas CITY. Mo-,
assistant grand chief OF the order OF
Railway Telegraphcrs. WIS here last night,
having been To Tyler with committee
ffom The o. Il. H.. aud held n conference
with Mr.. Elson, Mr.. Dolphin s!,ld mat
after the committee hud held tue CON
ference with the Cotton Belt officials he
thought the differences had been nmaleably
adjusted, ind lie came away from Iyler I'M
der that impression, ana he was very mutn
surprised at the PRONUNCIATION or the ORDER
yesterday. Mr.. Edison has been asked by
the D. II. 4. committee to reinstnte sew
crnl operators that the members or the
order thought bad been uuJusty disrhhrg.
cd. There were i've OF these discharged
operators aud some Of them Mr' Bison
agreed 10 rrlnstate ON the representation
made by lie committee. MIR. Dol-shin
stated that he supposed this WIS tue a.
legged Interference on the part OF the
operators. Mr., Dolphin further stated that
the .. Il. Il. did not Intend TO submit to
such proceedings on the part OF the Cotton
lplt railroad without resistance, anu the
o. H. n would be heard from. The sig
nincance of the order as promulgated by
MIR. Edison, MIR. Dolphin stated, was an
Intended reduction Of the salaries OF telc-
graph operators Mt least 10 per cent, ana
M lenst 900 men would be effected by IT,
MIR Dolphin loft last night for st. LOUIS
over the NJ, X. 4 II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

d. Capt Preston Herndon. and Il, Capt.
John GnllehCr.
In the report Of the committee who Wis
tied tho mountain last week to complete
arrangements II Is shown that the people
Of Chattanooga aud Lockout Mountain
are exceedingly anxious for the batnill9n
TO come, and every preparation for their
comfort and pleasure hns been mhlc.
Mr.. NJ $. Gibson, manager OF the Look.
out Iuu has ben hptlacl OF the proposed
trip. and through him tho news VIII he
ChfOniclcd-thus assuring large ana NJ"
trnctlye crowd during the baiallion's stay,
Lookout Mountain, Tcnncsse's great ana
historic summer resort. Is 800 feet nbove
the sba level aud there hardly exists u
more healthy slpt III American. The Look
out lnn Is II magnificent structure, 800
feet long, containing dancing iml 10
feet by 81 feet There will be music every
night, furnished by the Inn and battalion
bands.
The camping grounds are situated within
u stones throw Of the Inn, and overlooking
the city Of Chattanooga, Missionary Ridge
aud Chlcknmaugua. Ample preparations
have been made for the guests OF tue
battalion, who VIII have the advantage Of
tho low railroad rates and special accom-
mndntlous at tho Inn.
II Is hardly necessary for MS 10 add
that the boys OF the Fourth VIII have
good time, and every member should do
The Fourth bntnllion IL made up OF some
NJ the leading society young men Of the
Crescent City. aud live times are, predicted
at Lookout Inn during their two weeks stay
on the Mountain They VIII be accOmpHnl-
ed hy q fun military baud, one OF the fiu-
est In the South. aud daily concerts VIII
he plvcu on the lawn In front u the Inn.
Dancing In the elegant dance hall viii
lie an impurtunt part Of the evenings fes-
tlyltles. The Inn infringement viii give a
grand ball In honor OF the visiting soldiers
during their stay.
OF our Perfection refrlgerators.
When you eau buy one
On tho installment plan.
Easy payments.
MAnnnN Ell 1enAr 4 ca
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

Trinity Chapel, Episcopal. corner OF ST.
Louis ana Tucker streets. Services will
he held today for the third sunday after
Trinity Sunday school ut $50 n M
Morning prayer and sermon, also colebrn-
ton Of the Holy Communion at IL a. m.
Evening prayer and sermon at u. m.
Seats free. cordial invitation Is cx.
tended 10 every Que to attend our services
REV ]. II. @. BEAUBlEN.
Tue Roy. NJ, W. Doggctt, u. n, pastor
OF the First Presbyterian church OF this
city, VIII preach special sermon this
morning FROM the subject "'rhe Church and
the Chhdreu," In which he will show lie
Bible authority FOR infant baptism The
sunday school viii meet at h:3O n. m.
Young peoples society at 7;3O u. IN. All
are cordially invited to attend these ser.
Vices. Seats FREE.
Preaching at the Broadway BaptIst
church today at II n. m and \ n nj hv
the pastor Rev. A. J. Harris. Everybody
cordially invited
Preaching NJ the GlenwoUd Baptist church
Tonight ~ y. NJ. by Rev. Estel The
meeting hus been a success and we pray
u VIII continue. Everybody cordially in
viled To attend
Rev. u; +. Han viii preach at the south
side Christian church today at II O'clock,
services as usual at the First NJ n
church today conducted by the pastor.
Twenty drops OF Angostura Blttera i'm
part a delicious flavor 10 cold drinks. Dr
Siegerts, the only genuine
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30
IN THE COURTS.


Tho following motions were disposed OF In
county court yesterday:
A. $. Carter vs.. Texas and Pacific railway
defonJauts motion TO retaN costs oyerruled.
Henry Hubert vs.. W. T. Mayneld. new trial,
oyorruicd.
j. +. Ellis VS. Houston and Texas Central
railway. new trial, 1yorTulod.
George kuehno VS.. J, II. Nnylor. OF al.
cost bond. waived.
First National Bank OF Chattanooga VS.. ].
u. NRylor. cost bond, waived
Fancher Bros. vs.. NJ. c. Hurley, new trial.
oycrruod,
Pierce. BUTLER & Pierce VS.. Mrs. E. A.
Hendricks, new trial. pyerruled.
Texas Printing and Llthugraphing company
vs.. J. s. Carruthors, new trial. oyerrulcd
II, d. Cells vs.. Fort Worth Packing com
pany, cost bond, sustained.
c. l.. Hanger Va, Texas and New Orleans
railway, new trial, ONerruled.
Same, TO strike out plaintiffs motion, over
ruled.
J. W. Harris, administrator. vs.. j. L.
Tyler, to reform Judgment withdrawn.
Bash lsaacs vs.. Fort Worth Transfer COM
pany. new trial, overrulod,
Tho court adjourned for the term last after
noon, and will convene on the new term EN-
bracng the criminal docket Monday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30
OnGANIZEn I.Annn

Tho recent action ot the state Printing
Hoard In declaring that the royi6ed statutes
may be printcd outside Of the state has been
the cause Of an universal protest on the part
Of tho Texas Typographical Unions The
nombera Of the Typographical Unions say
that this action " the State Printing Board
IA q serious blow at the bent Interests OF tho
union printers In Texas, The work on tho
revised statutes gives employment to about
100 printers In Texas ana to send thia work
elsewhere would very considerably diminish
tho employment Of the union printers In the
state. Petitions will be circulated by all OF
tho Typographical Unions In the state. asking
Governor Culhurnnn To exercise his veto
power with regard to tho action OF the state
Printing Board.
Tho following resolutions were passed by
Typographical Union No. l9S, at a meeting
last night;
Fort Worth, Tex. June 2n.-IIall OF Fort
Whereas, We have been called together to
take action In regard to a decision riade By
tho State Printing Board. towlt; 'rhe now
edition on the Revised statutes may be print
ed outside OF the state"
He u resolved, That Typographical Union
NO. lAa protests most cuphatically against
tho proposition or tho Honding Of this work
out OF the state. II Is an established fact
that this work can be done In tho state al a
reasonable and Just price. several firms being
thoroughly equiped and prepared to do same
IN hrst-class manner, 0a good as can be
done outside OF the state.
And whereas, these Arms secured material
and equipments at great cost with the under
standing that the state work would be done
IN the state. based upon former actions OF
the State Printing Board the state govern
ment. and general sentiment OF the people
that tho state should protect Its people. work.
ing people especially, against outside cheap
labor.
BE II resolved, that Typographical Union
No, 1913 Joins with tho other Typographical
Unions Of Texas In protesting against this
work being sent out of the state,
In doing this we know We sanction and
maintain the sentiment OF tho ahoring people
OF Texas. and tho popular sentiment OF ia
citizenship. THAT the work bo done by
citizens and lahoring men OF tho state"
While the State Printing hoard may be
acting out their duty In saying and deciding
that tho work may be done by outside Arms
We do not believe according to all previous
action, state and national, that they voice III,
sentiment Of tho citizenship OF Texas
The resources Of Texas belongs In Toxins
MI things being equal, This N no demand
and should not be cassod as such II Is only
an honest appeal from citizens for their
state rights.
meeting Of Prcssman's Union No Al
will be held at Walkers printing oiIlce to-
morrow afternoon for the TRANSACTION Of i'm
pottant business. g. W. HANSON
President
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

Justice J. l. Wright had some criminal
cases In his court yesterday The cnse OF
Jack Mcdonald ot the Third ward who
charging him with assault, was tried be-
fore u Jury, who returned Il verdict OF
not guilty.
Horace q. Arlington, who was recently
arrested by the police on the charge "
stealing diamond from e. H. Morgan
Of branhury. was given preliminary hear
was bound over TO the grand Jury In the
sum NJ 5000, and In default OF hail he
was committed to Jail
Tom Riley, who Is charged with utter
Ing ANA passing three forged checks for So
each was tried In this court yesterday
lie was bound over In the sum of 500
IN each case. and failing to secure bond
he was likewise committed to fall
The civil suit Of Copelnn VS. Samuel
Chapman was dismissed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30
NEW SUMS. COUNTY, comm

S2i5.55.
Electric Construction and Supply company
count, s2622i.
w A. Garner sues the Pacific Express COM
pany for $500, to recover the value or
c0rporcal person Of one lion. ''Sultnn Z"
shipped 10 one bailey Of New York. &. o. D.,
on April g. The lion has not been delivered
according to the allegations, and Mr.. Garner
ia making an effort to fnd where he Is al.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

New officers were elected ut n toto r,o.,
my OF The Womcn's Christian Tempernnce
liiinn mud are Ms follows: President, ME-
Bella Calhoun; vice presidents, Mrs. u A
secretary, Mrs George u. Lyon; corIeS,
pointing secretary, Mrs Anna Waitar.
treasurer. Mrs. Dorothy Weaver
Last, Friday was the regular time for
mummy reports from superlnteudents.
vic nrate, city missionary. by her re-,
port drew tears from the ey Is Of many
present Tho different churches of liz
NY are beooming Interested Ia the work
the front Ia giving assistance IN hcr sun.
port. sup
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

The New Courthouse Officially Accepted
WIN Move Next Week.

The courthouse has been officially In
SPECIFIED aud accepted by the board OF COM
missloncrs, subject, OF course, to certain
conditions for which It is understood the
contractors have furnished the requisite
bonds. II amy one has the best end of
the bargain, judging from expressed opin-
Ions Turrunt, county has. a prominent
architect Of TeNNs, after looking through
the building SAID: "This courthouse is
worth hundred thousand dollars more
than y cost Inrrant county. Within the
ueNt thirty years" he continued. every
pared with the one at Fort Worth"
Tie official Inspection, which has extend
cd over a period Of several days Is now
completed. and the courthouse suits the
commissioners. Tho court records will be
moved into the new house next Thursday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

blllY Flynn was arrested yesterday on an
indictment returned by tho late grand Jury
charging theft OF property under sgO y,ins,
ton, and gave bond for his appearance be-
fefr Esgt term OF coart
Ambrose coburn. who was also indicted
iol Incest, succeeded In giving bond last
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

Some time ,ago l was taken sick with n
sramp In the stomacho, followed by
darrhoea. I took couple OF dos,s ~
chnmherlaip's Collie. Cholera and Dlarrhoen
Remedy and was Immediately relieved.
consider II the best medicine in the marker
remedy to others and every one who use i,
speaks highly u IL. !. W. StriekleF. VALLEY
Center Cal. For sale by N. l.. Grammer and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

Preparations Nearly Completed for This
Great Event.
Preparations hive nearly been complet.
ed for the state bicycle meet here July
. and The express Offices are full ~
prizes that have ueen sent from outside
points 10 be awarded TO the successful con
tcstOnts In the various events.
A large force Of hands have been at
work on the truck aud IL Will be put in
excellent condition by the time the meet
occurs.
The work on the track was interferrcd
with yesterday by the rain, but will be
Immediately resumed.
The secretary of the Fort Worth league
has received letters from nearly every
one OF the crack whcelmcn In the state,
who slguited their intention NJ entering.
Ihcre VIII he at least seyenty.flve entries
to the various events and all OF the hest
riders, OF the state viii be present Ii Is
conideuty expected that this win be
the biggest cycling event that has ever
taken place In Fort Worth.
For fine ice cream soda, pure cream. 20
to Butts Bros.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

Celebration at oruncwald's Park. Clyon NV
Fort Worth Lodge No. %, o. u. ii. n
PROGRAM
Concert by Professor connor'a band IN Tho
evening. 80 ''''
i'riEe races for cid and young.
Production OF Columbia. with the thirtaen
efiElnal states never shown in Fort Worth
The grand torchlirht parade, with electric
torches, will start at D. IN.
Last. hut not least will be shown tho fines,
exhibition of fireworks. 4'''4'
Grand ball commenting at D. m
Everybody cordially invited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30
TABLE DAMASK
AND TOWELS.

Red table damask. To close two lots,
Csc and 5sc per yard. Special good
value. Half bleached German linen.
damask at these prices-25c, 3sc. 45c,
soc, Csc. All pure linen; you'd better
supply yourself
kind that sold so rapidly at i5c, zoe,
25c and 35c.
Bath towels. You never bought them
at prices we offer. They are quick SELL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30
THE FORD CASE.
Recent Developments Cause an Uneasiness
Among Fords Bondsmen.

Capt W. n. Ford of the Fort Worth
Fcncibles Is still ubsont from home, and ii
Is thought will be likely to remain away
for some time 10 come. About Il month
ago he went TO Houston TO attend a meet
Ing Of the Confederate veterans, having
been trst released on a bond allowed by
the grand jury. holding him to answer 10
The charge of eiubgzzlcment Of funds col
Looted by him for other parties Capt.
Ford, who was n bright aud promising
attorney with u host Of good friends. had
no difficulty whatever In furnishing u bond
for his appearance before Justice of the
pence, where he was required to appear
and answer to certain charges. He Is also
under 500 bond to appear before the Tar
rant county grand Jury, but before that
body could assemble he was gone. He
went To Houston to Irill month or more
ago aud has not been heard from since. II
Is supposed thHt lie has gone to Cuba TO
ereuge In military affairs.
Mr.. Ford has lived In the city several
years, wher he won good name for him
self and had a bright future before him.
Ills friends here hoped he would return,
but are now losing faith. He has a wife
aud child In this city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

Account baptist Young Peoples union "a
be held at baltimore, Md. July is 10 d
that point aud return at rate Of ono faro
for the round trip, good for retnrn ." ~
August .. Dates OF sale July II, il ana ia
$. @, WARMER
G.. i. A.. Tyler Tex.
A. A, Gibson.
II. +. A., Port Worth, rex
n .. NJ 4.s.IiAN.
U VIII " A. 4ol Main street, Fort
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30
MAnRIAnE IIcrNsrs

piuees % tho following matrlmon.aily ~.
elined eouples yesterdryl ), y. Nosre nna
Miss Fannie BENTON; r. p Jones and Miss
Amanda Randle, Albert Holden and Miss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

,, s'sEgnln; Tex, Sept. 7, 1881. have taken
la'' dn 1feat plssoyeTy and 1t has cured
""unie' r.. SuCHART.
treasurer, Guadeloupe county.
FOR sale by J. T. Nicks & 90. and Dnsh.
woods fhnmacy, or L. w Han. soie ,na,,.
ufacturer, T.. o. Box 21S, Waco. icy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

The Metropolis Loan company Of Kansas
City has organized for business In Fort
Worth, with NJ. G. Ellis, president; Ben o.
Smith, cashier Farmers aud Nechanlcs'
National bank. treasurer; Judge H. w.
flournoy, attorney; a. Il. Mignon, direct
or; George Il. White, director d. l. Dick.
inson q Co.. local agents. For loans at
q per cent. or Investment see general agent
at Y, l. Dickinson Il Co.'S. office. Main
street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30

Freda-It's always the best way to
make light of your troubles. Jimmie.
JIM do. dear. Whenever trades
man sends me bill / burn it.-Illus-
trated Bits.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-30
THE GAZETTE. FORT WORTH TEXAS SUNDAY JUNE So 1875
SAILOR HATS

of all styles. We have them at half
former prices. See our l5c. 25c, so, Zoe,
S1.OO Sailors in white, black, brown anu
navy.