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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
HER LIFE FOR HER CHILD's.
But II Was in Nnin-Mofher and
Daughter Killed.

TOLEDO, o., August 10.-At crossing
OF the Cincinnati, Jackson and Mackinaw
railroad, in the northern part Of the
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II is1lfA y AAhAf'A 10 AP''s
commencing al 1890 A. NJ, | VIII sell 10
the trade a consignment Of 20 dozen La
mems Fancy shirts ana Drawers. dozen
Sweaters, about 300 Pictures, Picture
Frames, and Looking Glasses. assorted
STYLES and sizes; also. general assOrt-
ment Of Furniture, Mating. and 3 neral
Household articles. This lot Of goods must
20. and public requested 10 attend sale.
Every article will be sold 10 the highest
bidder. j. H. VALENTINE,
au II AuctiOneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11

R1s- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main aud Sixth stree,sl-Rey. FRANK
bryos. ID d.. Hartford. Conn, Will preach at l.
A. NJ. No service at night
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MARINE ,xTELLuGENCE.

gs,|~|/.NN<NDeNrNN<> =.
IMMATURE ALMAhAC. Ah1ls ,r-- IL
Sun rises ......5:s! HIGH TIDE s-m
Moon rises ......s.52 Evening. ..:..... .s:ss
IMMATURE ALMANAC. AUGUST II.
Sun rises ........ss2SSs ,or hISh TIDE ;2s
Moon rises ......i0:2l Evening. .,....'.''.s'N
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST TO- 1880
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves, N2ftok'
merchandise and passengers, irNih "eisi-
ger, superintendent
PORT OF WEST POINT. AUGUST 10.
(By telegraph)
ARRIVED.
Steamship Allegheny. Nickerson. Provi-
dence via Norfolk and Newport Ne"s'
passengers and general cargo $1,000.
S,eamshin CITY OF Columbia, Jenney.
New York via Norfolk; passengers ana
general cargo. p,.,
Steamship Chatham. Johnson Baiu-
more; passengers ana genera Sss p,,,i.
Steamship Charlotte, Nickel baiu-
more: passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Allegheny, Nickerson, Baiu-
more. passengers and generai cargo.
Steamship City of Columbia, Jehney;
New York via Norfolk; passengers anu
general cargo. $500, pro,,i
steamship Chatham, Johnson. frovl-
dence via Norfolk; passengers ana gene
raj cargo. ,.,,,o po,t,roora.
Steamship Charlotte. Nickle' BALTIMORE
passengers and general cargo.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. AUG III.
CBy telegraph)
ARRIVED.
Schooner Mary Palmer, Boston;
Schooner W. r.. Downs, New raven.
Barge General Knox, New 10TH
SAILED.
Schooner Governor Ames, ProNlnence'
Barge Nancy Pendleton, Norlolh'
barge Marion, New Haven.
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AUCTIUy SALES.--FUTURE Days.

WHEN REAL ESTATE IS SOLD Thn
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID Pro
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE.
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TKADE SALE

BY ]. II. Valentine. Auctioneer.
1886 east Main street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11

BY ii. Seldom Taylor a Son,
Real-Estate Agents and Auctloneer.
Eleventh and Bank streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11

I will sell at nv store at 1880 \. NJ.
MONDAY. AUGUST u. 1895.
1 Four-Ssat Surrey. city made and in
nice order.
| Light Dellyery-Wagon.
% new School Desks. fashion pattern.
organs, parts or Or9anF, Organ Stools, &c.
Large assortment ~ New CrOckery.
Large lot Of ParlOr and Chamber Furni-
ture Walnut Hall-Rack, Sewing Ma
chimes New Rockers. Chairs, Bed
steads. New HAIR and other Mat
tresses, and large assortment OK
useful articles
GEORGE ". MAYO.
au II Auctioneer.
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SALE
AE THAT

Eleventh and Bank streets. 4,
TRUSTEES SALE g rE.r
THREE-STORY, FIVE ROOMS, FRAME
DWELLING AND LOT,
9 EIGHTH STREET. BETWEEN
BAKER AND PRESTON sTREETS,
NOW OCCUPIED BY GEORGE BACON.
BY virtue of deed OF trust. to tho
trustees OF Home Building Company per
ed In Deadlock 1873 "B," page By, Clerks
Office OF Richmond Chancery Court, which
was given TO secure tho payment OF
certain bond therein mentioned, default
having been made I'm the payment OF
part thereof. and being directed by tho
Board OF Directors OF said Home Build
ing Company PerpetuaD. We will offer
FOR sale. at public auction, on the prem
ises. on
MONDAY. AUGUST Y. 1895.
at o'clock T. NJ. the ABovE-MEN-
TONED REAL ESTATE, being the same
conveyed by said deed and described
therein. as follows Al that lot. with all
improvements thereon situated on the
west line OF Eighth street. between Baker
and Preston streets, fronting 81 feet,
and extending back, in parallel lines, III
feet TO a i6-foot alley.
TERMS: Enough In cash TO pay tho
costs OF sale. al past-due taxes, aho
a ratable proportion OF the taxes OF 1885.
and the sum OF s26676. which is the
balance. whatever that may be. on a
credit OF six and twelve months. fer
negotiable notes, with interest added,
and secured by a deed Of trust
y. ID. HARGRONE.
III. SELDOM TAYLOR,
FRANK T. SUTTON.
Trustees for the Home Building Company
QerpetuaD. an
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AUCTION sALEs--Meaaay.

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALSN.
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
vENDEE.
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TUESDAY. AUGUST ls. $50.

A LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF SHIRTS.
DRAWERS PICTURES. PICTURE
FRAMES. LOOKING GLASSES. sc.
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The regatta week al Cowe5 this year,
Judged from Il racing point Of view, was
u1t equal 90 that OF 1894 but. In a social
way. DO was as brilliant as ever. Emperor
William. o. Germany. had the satisfaction
yesterday OF seeing the schooner-yacht
Verona. owned by his chosen friend, the
Iir Of Lonsdale. win the Emperor cup.
The Emperor has shown the most mark
Cd favor for Lord Lonsdale everywhere.
H.s l.oilship has designed alspecial train
for the conveyance Of the Emperor. who Is
90 he his guest for some days. from
southampton 10 Cumberland. II viii start
tonight and reach It's destination at $50
tomorrow morning.
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FOR RENT, STORES. WAREHOUSES;.
FACTORIES. OFFICES, &c.
j. THOMPSON BROWN * co.
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Steamer Pocahontas, Graves, NQrioli
merchandise and passengers; lrVih "eis
ger, superintendent.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-03-15

Many people who visit our store
wonder how we sell goods at the
prices we do. Here is the secret:
we buy our goods where they are
made, we buy them by the case in
stead of by the piece. We sell
them to you the same as we do to
the ordinary retail merchant. Our
expenses are small compared to the
business we do. We sell goods
for cash only. We take no losses
through bad accounts. We en-
ploy only experienced help, which
is the cheapest help to be had,
everything considered. We have
gained the confidence of the public
by doing exactly as we agreed. We
never advertise a thing unless we
have got it to show. We do not
limit the quantity of anything, the
price remains the same as long as
the goods hold out.
First Come. First Served.
We want you all to attend this
opening. The goods will be nice
ly displayed and all will have an
opportunity to see the line.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-03-15
DRESS GOODS:

This is the theme for converse
ton among the ladies at this sea.
son of the year. Just the time to
talk about and admire the new
things in dress frabrics. This is
the great Dress Goods season.
More new things are being shown
this year than ever before in two
seasons. No wonder the ladies 90
in ecstasies over the beautiful things
to be found in this line of goods.
The irridescent effects are mar.
wells of beauty, and are leaders with
the best trade. We have them all
from l24c to $l.00 per yard. We
have selected these goods with a
view to pleasing our customers,
and we are doing it too. Every
lany who sees our line, says it is
the prettiest assortment Of Dress
Goods in town. New things are
arriving every day, and the prices
are below them all. People know
when we mark a piece Of goods,
the price is right and is the same to
everyone. One price and Spot
Cash has put us to the front. Hon
est goods and right prices will
keep us there.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-03-15

Ladies' Fast Black Hose, sc
seamless, 1Oc
l lot Children's Wool Hose,
to close, 1Oc
10 doz. Ladies' Wool Hose,
to close, loo
10 doz. Ladies Boot Top, All
Wool, to close, 19c
We carry the best line of Hos
iery in Central Michigan, and our
prices are never questioned.
Be sure and see the elegant line
of Silk Handkerchiefs just received.
prices from Z to SOC.
Windsor Ties, all silk, 2 for CSC.
Black Sateen Corsets, SOC
Extra heavy Corsets, 47c
The prettiest line of Buckles ever
shown, prices from sc to 5Oc.
Jet Trimmings, 10, Is, 20 and 25c,
Ga Chenille Spreads, beauties, soc
Ladies' Heavy Spring Skirts, csc
Gents Underwear, at 19c
Gents Balbriggan Shirts, 25c
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-03-15
Are you interested in saving
money? If 50 you will do we'll to
see our prices before spending your
money.

2 cases Standard Dress Print, 34c
2 cases Shifting Print, 24c
% pcs. Apron Check bingham, 4c
500 yds. Dress Bingham, sc
80 pcs. Outing Flannels, SC
% pcs. Chambra, dress style, &c
16 pcs. Fancy Plaids, &c
Merrimac Percales, &c
China Silk Patterns, &c
Best Turkey Red Foulards, &c
All Linen Crash, &c
India Linens, Sc, 10c, l2ac to 25c
White barred Muslin, sc to 15c
Dimities, all colors and prices.
Brocade Velour, 32-in. wide, 12Rc
Elegant line Figured Sateens, 10c
Beautiful Taffeta MORE, 15c
Ask to see our line Of Reselles.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-03-15

s We can save you more
money on a $1,000 trade than
you, can earn in two days by
working hard. We guarantee
a saving of from Is to rs per
cent.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-03-15

Elegant Chenille Curtains, $3.50
No. 6 Lace Curtains, 56.in.
wide, 81 yds. long, tapped
all around, per pair, $3.50
No. 8 Lace Curtains, coin.
wide, 81 yds. long, beau
ties, per pair, $3.50
No. 10, our leader, Lace
Curtains, the best thing
ever shown for the price,
extra large and a seller &
per pair, $500.
We can furnish you anything
you want in Curtains at the very
lowest price. Ii in need Of any
thing in this line come in and see us.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-03-15

Don't be afraid to look at
goods when you can. IT'S
the only way to know the
price of goods. We have
some good things to show
you and want you to see
them.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-03-15
COLORED DRESS GOODS.

Double Fold Henriettas 129c
New Line Reversible .Coverts 15c
Beautiful Mixtures, 34.in. 12dc
Fancy Plaids 12ic
Fancy Rrocades l9c
34.in. Cashmere 15c
Beautiful Changeable Effects 25c
All Wool Suitings, Elegant
Goods 25c
German Plaids 25c
Pin Check, just in 97ac
Illuminated Serges 29c
English Fancies 29c
Fancy Mixtures 25c
52-in. All Wool Suitings 42c
All the new shades in Silk Fin.
ish Drap de te, the finest
goods ever shown in America
yards for 81 90
Elegant Imported Silk and
Wool Suits from So 10 to IS 90
Beautiful French Flannels for
Children's Wear and Ladies Robes.
Don't neglect to see them. They
will please you.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-03-15
BL ACk
DRESS GOODS.
Every piece we have is
a trade winner.

Double Fold Cashmere 12Ac
36.in. Henrietta 19c
Silk Finish Henrietta Csc
80 in. Black Fancies 19c
36-in. Black Brocade 25c
36.in. English Cord 47c
3S-in. Imported Henrietta SIC
40-in. Pure Mohair SOC
40.in. Drap de tie 59c
Arnyld's 46in. Lusterine, Pure
Wool Soc
46-in. Serge, a dandy 44c
46.in. All Wool Henrietta 44c
40 German Novelties, New
Styles SOC
50-in. Silk Warp Gloria SOC
Spin. Ladies Cloth 42c
Elegant Imported Broad
Cloths $1.OO
Our stock of Black Dress Goods
cannot be equaled in Owosso.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-03-15
Notions at Wholesale Prices.


Dress Stays, &c
Sewing Silks, SC
Twist, &c
Dexter's Knitting Cotton, DC
Knitting Silk, J OF. balls, l5c
Stick Pins, DC
Curling Irons, 4, 5 and &c.
Ladies Collars d Cuffs, per set, 10c
Shaded Crochet Cotton, DC
Velveteen Binding, &c
COTS Braid, DC
Trimming Braids, per bunch, l5c
Embroideries from &c to 25c
Laces from 1c to SOC.
Purses, &c, DC, 10c, up to soc.
Children's Handkerchiefs, lc
The fine Embroidered Handker-
chiefs, 1Oc
The large Safety Pin per doz., sc
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-03-15
Ask to see the Towels
we are showing at 2SC.
Never shown at that
price before.

Drape de Vienna, every shade, 15c
32-in. Dress Ducks, &c
32-in. Fast Black Sateens, SIC
Tickings, from z to 15c.
Cheese Cloth, from 4 to l0c.
100 prs. Blankets, to close, Acc
Turkey Red Table Damask, war
ranted fast colors, Is, II, 10, q,
%, up to 50c.
Fine Linen Damask, 25c to $1.00
All Linen Napkins, from soc to
$3.50.
Towels, from &c to soc each.
Large White Bedspreads for SIC.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-13

welcome, thrice welcome to the live
stock center OF this grand empire state
OF ours. and in this regard you are
the more welcome for the reason that It
was partly through your agency that
the city that now cntertains you MS her
honored guests was chrlstened and
confirmed as the live stock metropolis
and coming Chicago Of the Southwest.
Fort Worth was not ignorant OF the
character and intelligence OF the ire
mendous forces engaged in the live
stock Industry, when she invited tho
cattle raisers OF Texas and all the live
stock interests OF the state TO bivouac
within her hospital gates and establish
their headquarters within her muni-
clpal boundaries. She had been q
border city and had therefore come In
contact with the pioneers who pushed
their herds to the plains and lighted
up the prairles OF the West with their
intelligence; whose daring rescued an
empire from the savage and whose
virtue and integrity opened the country
to settlement. and extended the bless
ings Of civilization TO the remotest geo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-13

freedom OF the city. and the traditional
keys that open the doorways to her
hospitality have been placed In your
possession by the highest authority in
the municipality. These warm words
of welcome come from the hearts of
the whole people Of the city, and you
viii hnd that they are neither meaning
less phrases nor empty sounds.
The mayor has 80 gracefully voiced
the sentiments OF the general public Of
the city and so completely nlled the
measure OF duty In making known TO
you the wishes OF her citizenship, that
/ may be excused from further refer
encc to the generous reception and
kindly entertainment that awaits you
within the threshold OF the hearts and
homes OF Fort Worth's hospitable peo-
pie But | have been commissioned
by the local guild to bear you a special
message OF congratulauon. welcome
and announcement from the gentle
men OF your own calling.
The cattlemen residing IN Fort
Worth have no formal or separate or
ganizatlon, but they have a way Of get
ting together on all proper occasions
and giving form and pressure to the
views they entertain. the interests they
represent and the high esteem in which
they hold their brethren and the in
dustry at large,
w
enjoy to the fullest a hospitality so
royalty placed at your disposal by all
the other classes Of citizens, yet they
claim special guardianship over you.
and Insist that you shall regard your
selves as their special guests and
privileged visitors during your stay In
the city and though they are In hearty
cooperation with the city authorities
and all committees to make you COM
Portable. free. easy. contented and
happy, the token which you and they
understand win be regarded as
sacred, and the rights of the common
brotherhood will be respected In
other words, you may turn yourselves
loose, do as you please-everythlng
goes and no tales are to be told out
OF school,
The truth Is. gentlemen, these local
cattlemen are simply proud OF their
connection with an industry that pro-
duces such men as form this mag
niiicent assembly, and rejoice that
Fort Worth has been honored with so
many OF your annual meetings. They
are glad to have you here, and with
all freedom from the selfish motive
arising from the thought OF gain, they
bid me 10 convey to you the sincercst
assurances that socially It affcrds them
great pleasure to have you with them
aud be permitted TO entertain you
In the further discharge OF the pleas
Ing duty assigned me. It affords me
infinite pleasure TO recognize business
as a leading thought In bringing you
70 our city and TO bid you. as men en-
gaged In business and orgaized to ad-
. r-aa- tho iniAr~sis - a graz. .aaus.ry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-13

ippi and the Rocky mountains. In this
new era OF prosperity the cattle in
dnstry of Texas will be more inter-
esteu and VIII reap greater profits than
industries further from the point of
water shipment. and she will take her
position as the leading cattle producing
ana meat packing state OF the CONT
nent' The trains OF commerce that we
now see rolling northward from our
hery coast carrying the pro-
ducts OF our soil and our ranches
thousand miles to market, ana am
otner thousand miles to deep water for
Shipment, will continue to roll with in
creased speed and enlarged tonnage,
uut IN the opposite direction, bearing
the grain Of the West to deep bottoms
IN our gulf ports. and our fat steers
" the Territory. Kansas. Nebraska,
IOWA iowa, Colorado, Wyoming and New
,neN,eo, to the stock yards and pack
,ns houses OF the southwest for ship
II were well, therefore, that the Cat.
.ie iNaisers' association Of Texas should
psepaIe TO accommodaa, the new order
u things, and Il wele wise TO take
eArly action looking 10 Increased pack-
.ns Iaellties. for though we have here
~ or worth magnificent plant with
td,s capacity and ample capital, the
ILL., se ~ near at hand when NOT only the
80 e texas product. but the product
hsvond Ti1e extent OF grazing country
t,.su her northern and western
ines ines, WIN seek packing facilities On Inc
sneapest lines Of transportation and In
in1io%iinlty 10 the water WAYS that fioat
Wv largest bottoms Our stocl. va r,ja
paching houses will have 10 he
multiplied enormously TO meet the
Kshey' Let It once be understood
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-13

we have room and need for more pack
ing houses in Texas.
II Is probable that the auspices t,ndar
whleh you meet this year are briphter
ana more encouraging than at any pre-
Vlous meeting within your history. You
nave had u long period of losses, dis
couragement and despondency. but tho
night Is past and the bright si,n NJ H.
morning bids the cattle Industry Of
IeNas be of good cheer and 70 foy.
ward with renewed energy, strenrthen-
eu confidence and COURAGEOUS venture
The heavy losses sustained durine H.
protracted drouth of the past few vears
may not nave been unmiNed evil Good
sl comes OF the direst disas-
ters, anu the TRADITIONAL Silver lining
may IN mis- case, to the cattIemen 30
IeNas, become veritable gold. The n,s.
lures We're oyerstocked, grass was az
hausted' cattle were not irnnrovIno, a.,
rapidly as could be wished, ana nrIcas
had FALLEN too low for profit. The 49,
tahty ana the annual transfer of rnora
thuh mar million head for Several
hui, 20 me grazing fields beyond the
UNITS or the state, was to a frrea, -.
tent providential cutting dnwn 90 ~ ~
nerds, thus leaving room and suG,cient
sta1lnF Tor those that were loet -,
afordlng opportunity and incantt,,s
improve the breeds. 70
me grazing grounds OF ,rexaa v,o.,
mus gwen rest to some extent VIM
You nave very wisely taken advantaao
me opportunity to improve vo,,r
nerus, consequently they have bo~na
better price in the markets anS
many shipments OF Texas steers nm
ueI me improved methods OF feedIr,,
anu breeding, have been rated n q ,,e,i,ss
anu command prices equal IN Tho US Us.
,"ea'erh product. You have but 10
keep up this system of innro,,e'. 70
ana intelligent management 10 r'Iea,'
texas at no distant day FIRST e., ~
gualty OF her beef, as sbe l., e..
~ numbers, This. Mr. President 10 -.
wy ohly reason why l say that ~
oetIe situation In Texas Is most e.
Norable, and that those who 80, -. "a
plate embarkinB In the bus,ness -
VINO wish to increase their herds ~
not hkely 70 find lower prices 10. 1ie
,nes1nneht Tor many years 10 COW,
deNhs cattle are going 10 be IN prao,
esa.s IN future and new marLets
ai,i SION 70 pc opened TO her enterprisirs !,
Xvass Sne the gateway 10 the
Mest lhdia Isles. Mexico Can't,
ana South American states ssn, =,
estates through the Panama can ,is
anu deep water at her ports heinz ,,rs,..
assured the commerce OF tho intar1o.
- already preparing to find shinnen,
lsNNs roads through Texas no,,s
y. .uieish markets. Let no man douht
Si iae at an early day we shall hava
gTesp water navigation at one or n,o,.
tsAas ports and that capital enrar
prise ana shipping win come To- contra,
me heavy freights and all rapid tran.
ST commerce for all that vast repIon
- eounfty hying between the Mlasiss-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-13

fancy and stability, usefulness and
character to the association while they
moved among you, but they have re-
sponded 10 the last roundup" and
are now with the good Herdsman who
leads them beside the still waters and
fields arrayed In living green. These
are too numerous to mention separ-
ately IN the brief time allotted me.
but l may briefly refer to one, who
was not only lofty type of man
nood, but one OF the most distinguished
frontiersmen along the lines and per-
lis OF the border. lie was representa-
tive pioneer and TO his courage, con-
Rervatism, wise counsels. and high
character many OF the early settlers
were Indebted for Leadership and
guidance In the dark days Of their from
tier lives. for help In time of need and
solace In time OF trouble. He was A
man. sir, OF rare qualities OF head and
heart, a noble example for the genera
lions that grew up under his influ-
ence. refer. sir. 10 Col. c. l.. Carter.
first president OF this association
Eighteen years ago. on the occasion OF
your organization at tho beautiful lit
tie city OF Graham. he was an active
and earnest participant and was one OF
your original members. You honorsd
Ai- rAssStsdly VIII thu slightest oiiios
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-13

ness. 1t was at an inopportuno season
and we had to return TO Fort Worth
to get thawed out
But Notwithstanding all that Fort
Worth has done to prove that she could
and would Hospitality entertain the
visitors now thronsing her streets. san
Antonio viii make the best fight pos
slble for the honor next year. Inc
general eoncehsus OF opinion is that
she win fall but this should not deter
Fort Worths friends from working the
harder to havo the association rake
this city the permanent and lasting
headquarters, as It is now In all but
name. There was a big crowd at the
opera house at yesterdays exercises,
and the city should turn out again 10
day. The exercises for the second day
viii be particularly interesting and la
dies will be given a royal welcome
All are invited, and the music Of the
"Arkansns Traveller" will induce all
" no hear them TO accept this Invitation.
The meeting is now In full blast
Three thousand strangers tramp the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-13

streets. I'LL the hotels and bnsls in the
warmth Of Fort Wcrth's Hospitality.
Seventeen hundred accepted the city's
Invitation and filled the orera house
last night. They are aided IN their bus
mess, entertained rs only this city can
ard fully appreciate the kindness they
have been shown.
An We're decorated with badges
TN large supply and an extra order
gave out. and their names. kept on a
srecinl register, will be retained for
lui z months TO come a. u partial re-
hinder Of the appearance Fort Worth
win present when 1896 and the Semi
Centennial have come. Let the cattle
men decide TO return ore year hence
and this town win celebrate iupt as q
VIII VI en- Democracy returns to power
and the price OF beef goes star hunting