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SATURDAY MORNING JANUARY 22
All evidences point to a coal boom lor
Texas
o
In a short while there will be some
railroad kings in Texas and then ah
then
Congress has set a good example to
the Texas legislature Help the drouth
sufferers
TnErelrigeratorcompany of Fort Worth
has been formed and includes names that
make a guarantee of success
When the boom strikes Fort Worth
with full force it will be a cyclone com
pared to any boom ever seen in Texas
And it is coming
The DallasTimes has printed its prom
ised surprise to The Gazette Thanks
Now The Gazette promises the Times
a surprise that will be a surprise as is a
surprise Dont grow impatient
A national congress doles out to a
drouthstricken destitute region 10000
worth of seed to save them another years
starvation while a state legislature ap
propriates S50000 to assist in the erec
tion of a monument to her dead senator
It is to be hoped that the council will
veto the mayorjs veto of the ordinance re
calling the power granted him of remit
ting fines The power has been used too
lavishly and should be put where it orig
inally vested in the council
A congressman from Pennsylvania got
euchred the railway man held the cards
and declined to pass The interstate
commerce bill is responsible for this in
novation From a holy fear that it may
become a law and make the issuance of
passes a penal offense the high ofllcialsaw
no way to evade this provision and be
came a lawhonoring citizen
Gentlemen of the legislature give the
newspapers a chance Amend the libel
law so that when the plaintiff lives in a
different county from that in which the
offending journal is printed he shall be
compelled to aver in his petition that he
has applied in vain for retraction or rec
tification of the wrong done him No
honest paper desires to injure any one
and will readily correct an unintentional
injury
Tnn new paper promised by M J No
lan Co has made its appearance The
Southwest is a very handsome paper
typographically and is edited with all the
ability the public had a right to expect
from M J Nolan who is one of the best
writers in Texas The Gazette wel
comes the Southwest into the Held and
wishes for it all the success the promises
of its salutatory fairly entitles it to The
Southwest can do good and we believe
will labor honestly to accomplish it
Should congress vote for the relief of
the Fieedmens bank depositors Presi
dent Cleveland would do well to get his
veto power in good working order
Leaves that fall in Vallambrosa or wid
ows who claim from pension bureaus
would be tame comparison for the horde
that will sweep down as beneficiaries of
this provision What kind of a returning
board could be constructed to decide as
to who were the legal heirs of the origi
nal sufferers There was a considera
ble amount of mormonism among the
original depositors and claimants will
be abundant even if this bill be so
amended as to shut out those who specu
lated in these claims
There is hope for the American dude
yes a Yankee doodle do for there is yet
enough of Fourth of July left In him to
enable him to assert his manhood A re
porter in Burlington N J who saw e
local in caricaturing one of the species
found himself served with a stinging slap
in the face which was repeated until out
siders interfered The dude finds himself
the hero of the village and although it is
a boah dont cher know he submits
to the lionizing with the usual noncha
lance of his kind
There is a smack of Cromwellian
days in Bismarcks mode of dealing with
the reichstag Why Kaiser William
should be sad so long as he had so com
plaisant a minister to do his will is
as much of a riddle as Jacob weeping
over kissing a pretty girl Prince Bis
marck forewarned this body if they did
not pass the army bill as he desired it he
would bring down condign punishment
upon it in the way of dissolution They
proved refractory and the threat was
carried out The sadness of the German
emperor can only be accounted for in the
proneness of old age to be melancholy
deepened perhaps by the thought that
he could not enjoy absolutism many
more years
TnERE is a snug little sum accumulat
ing for the successor of Leo XIII pro
vided that person is willing to become a
pensioner of the Italian government and
renounce the claims of temporal sover
eignty so persistently held by his prede
cessor This annuity now amounts to
10000000 and would prove a snug sum
to set up housekeeping In the meantime
Italy swarms with lazzaroni who impor
tunately besiege every passer by for alms
To a Protestant it seems the wiser policy
in the general government to employ this
sum in the amelioration of the condition
ot the peasantry of the country than
year by year to tender money to one who
does not need it and despises the hand
which offers it The revenues proper of
the church and votive offerings ought to
be sufficient for the occupant of the Vati
can who claims to be the representative
of Ilim who declared that foxes and birds
possessed more than He
Glittering generalties are not a
satisfying way by which to account for
money expended especially when that
money has been obtained from the small
earnings of those who need all they make
The tiade organizations have found this a
burdensome tax and this has decided the
bricklayers of Boston to withdraw from
the Knights of Labor Is was they said
pay out money all the time with no means
of knowing how it was disbursed Ac
cording to the estimates of this unonthe
connection with that order cost them
SHOO up to November 1S8C every one
presenting himself as a Knight whether
lrom Wisconsin or Texas whether work
man or not being entitled to help The
resources of workingmen are far from
unlimited ana there is just reason in
their stopping to count the cost of main
taining so expensive a machine as the
Knights of Labor and of satisfying them
selves whether the benefits accruing from
membership are commensurate with the
entailed expense
THE FORT IS SERENE
The efforts of the Dallas Times to dis
turb the serenity of Fort Worth are
amusing Would the Times know why
its kindly endeavors are of no avail
There are potent reasonsfor Fort Worths
serenity of mind and Tns Gazette has
no objection to stating them for the
record of the achievements of the city for
the past year is a brilliant one and all
the more brilliant when it is considered
in the light of the adverse conditions
which surrounded its work
In 1S84 the failure of the Investment
Company following close on the
heels of the financial flurry in
New York cost the people of this
city hundreds of thousands of dollars
and that loss fell on the men who have
been ever foremost in all good works
Then came the failure of the refrigerator
works into which the people had put
their money Then came the strike of
1885 and Fort Worth being a great rail
road center always feels most keenly
such disturbances Then came local finan
cial shocks notfailures accompanied by
by a great depression in the cattle inter
ests and the evertoberemembered small
pox quarantine of Dallas against its
sister city These misfortunes were
followed by the strike of 1S8C which re
sulted in great hurt to this city the rail
road center of North Texas and by a
bitter partisan contest in which unscrupu
lous men arrayed town and country in
hostility and by a crop failure in the
west which section is more intimately
connected in trade relations with Fort
Worth thau with all the other cities of
Texas combined Only the wonderful
vitality and marvelous plurk of Fort
Worth could have stood np against such
combination of misfortunes beginninc
with the Investment Company failure of
1SS1 and extending through 1883 into
18SU and including in addition to strikes
and quarantines dire disaster to both the
live stock and farming interests of the
west which is in trade bound in closest
unity with this city
For none of these misfortunes was Fort
Worth responsible and despite them
all what has the city done In the time
mentioned The record of its achieve
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THE GAZETTE POET WORTH TEXAS SATURDAY JANUARY 22
ments during the period named is the
best guarantee of that boom which is com
ing on to surprise its own people with a
force unequaled by any progress made
by any city In the state If Fort Worth
has done so much despite disasters what
will it not do when its own magnificent
pluck is supplemented by a revival of the
cattle interests and by bonntlful western
harvests and heavy immigration into
that section which contains the public
lands and which is tributary to this city
And what has Fort Worth done in this
time so laden with misfortunes beyond
its control
In 188G Fort Worth put more money
into business structures than did Dallas
whose paper would now disturb our se
rene self satisfaction
In 1S8C the merchants of Fort Worth
sold more goods than they did
in 18So and there was not a failure of
sufficient prominence to be now recalled
In 1880 there was more money in Fort
Worth banks than in 1885 and more to
day than there was a year ago
Since the beginning of the untoward
events enumerated Fort Worth has given
nearly 200000 to new railroads
Within the past year Fort Worth has
gained railroad connection with the
southeast by the Fort Worth and New
Orleans and Houston and Texas Central
roads
It has gained direct connection vtith
Gainesville by the Gulf Colorado and
Santa Fe
It is putting steel rails on the Fort
Worth and Rio Grande to the southwest
It is pushing over the the Fort Worth
and Denver as rapidly as man and
money can accomplish the work into
the Panhandle a section that is richer in
possibilities than any other in the state
and one bound to Fort Worth by recipro
cal interests
It is locating a line into the northwest
and by May will have direct rail connec
tion with Kansas City
There never was made by any city such
progress in the face of such adverse con
ditions and the serenity of this place
cannot be dlstuibed These conditions
must change and when they do and
come to supplement the splendid pluck
of Fort Worth the Times will see a boom
that will appall it into silence and res
pect and a yearning desire to own Fort
Worth real estate
RELIEVE THE WEST
The following letter was private to
The Gazette but is printed that the
facts may be known to the members cf
the legislature And while on this sub
ject The Gazette would ask why any
land law should be framed that did not
look to an encouragement of the actual
settler in all respects All parties to
the controversy over the land question
affect to favor the settler and all men
know that only the poor seek homes on
the frontier away from comforts and
civilization Why not make all sales
laws with the extreme of liberality to
the man who goes to privation
and discomfort in the effort to
make a home and aid in the develop
ment ot Texas It would be money in
the pockets of the state if there was a
home on every section of land and why
should there be forfeiture in three years
Or in ninety days Let the men who are
legislating to settle the waste places of
Texas consider of this thing
Goldthwaite Tex Jan 13 U37
To the Editor of the Gazette
Dear ir I have just finished a trip through
Coleman Runclls and this county and thought
as land matters claimed my special attention
I would give the editor of my favorite paper
the benefit of one thing I learned on my trip
and that is this Quite a number of poor men
have purchased state school lsndB under reso
lution No 19 state land board which requires
the purchaser to become an actual settler within
ninety days from date of application or forfeit
the land without Judicial procecdlnss This Is
well but quite a number of men In the drouth
strlcken district were prevented In consequence
of the drouth from improving their lands in
said ninety days and theraforc they must
either lose their first paymeit and relilc or let
some more fortunate neighbor come lu and get
the land Again the same resolution says that
any abandonment within three years or In
other words compells them to remain three
consecutive years on the land or forfeit the
same
Now at least 30 per cent of the purchasers In
the drouth district will lose their land un
der this rcsolutlonunless the legislature passes
an act for their relief This Is not for publica
tion being simply lnttnded as a means of
awakening Inquiry
AS TO THE PISTOL
Pistol carrying is too common in Texas
Especially is it too common in communi
ties where there is absolutely no excuse
for the practice A man traveling in a
wild sparsely settled country may urge
justification for having a pistol as a trav
eling companion bnt such cases are iso
lated and rare If the legislature can do
anything that will have a tendency to
make the pistol less popular and familiar
the public will say amen Of course
there is no way to bring about such a re
form save by repressive measures and
education Both of these agencies must
be invoked for one alone is not equal to
the task It will be well if the law against
the carrying of concealed weapons is made
more severe than now Its pains and pen
alties must be of a nature to deter
There ere some people who can
not be taught by any other
means than legal penalties And society
will find work worthy of its highest as
pirations in cooperating with the law to
set the seal of condemnation on the habit
of pistol carrying Why should an or
derly respectable citizen in a communi
ty of orderly people where there is po
lice protection and all the machinery of
law make a walking arsenal of himself
as so many men do and yet claim to be
respectable members of society There
is nothing brave or manly in the practice
and its tendencies are as pernicious as its
results are too often deplorable It is a
practice that ought to disappear as civ
ilization progresses and measures that
are calculated to hasten its abolition are
in the best interests of morality and
safety for human life There are several
sensible measures now before the legis
lature designed to deal with the pistol
evil and It is to be hoped that at least
one of them it does not greatly matter
which one as all are commendable may
be incorporated in the penal statutes of
the state It Is high time the pistol
should go
TEXAS IX TITE
Clippings from State Exchanges on Matters
of Interest
Cotton is still being offered for sale on
the streets of Gainesville
Gen Johnson of Burnet had C000 acres
of grass burned last week
The local option law goes into effect
in Kaufman county on the 27th of this
month
John Patrick of Harrison county has
been adjudged insane and will be sent to
the asylum at Terrell
The last two weeks of cold dry
weather have nearly finished the wheat
crop in Eastland county
A leopardcat was Killed near Waco
which measured four feet from tip to tip
and weighed eighteen pounds
The town of Midland lacks a furniture
store and it is thought there that such an
enterprise would ue profitable
There is a great scarcity of running
water throughout Grayson county only
two of what were large creeks now run
ning
The architect appointed to inspect the
work done on the Meridian courhouse
reports unfavorably showing In places
gross violations of contract
J S Works of Oklahoma fame has
visited Odessa Midland county with a
view of locating a colony there and is
favorably impressed with the natural ad
vantages of the country
IXTERXAL REVENUE REDUCTION
What the Texas Delegates In Congress Say
About It
Correspondence of the Gazette
Washington Jan IS The following
extracts from iuterviews with the Texas
delegation in congress on the subject of
reducing the internal revenue taxes will
be of interest to our readers
I dont believe in telling you folks
what we are going to do was the re
mark made by Mr Mills when th6 ques
tions were put to him bnt he relented
sufficiently to give forth the following
Any bill that has in view the reduction
of the tobacco tax would have to be leav
ened with reductions on a great many
other articles before it would have my
support I think sugar duty should be
reduced to a reasonable figure At pres
ent it is too high
Mr Jones It Is sufficient to say that
I am a Democrat Of course the neces
saries of life must be relieved first and
luxuries such as tobacco and whisky
afterward I would not vote for free
sucar the duty micht be reduced some
Mr Culberson favors taking the duty
off wool in fact make all raw material
free There 6hould be a considerable re
duction on manufactured iron and on
woolen goods It would take the tax off
fruit brandy and tobacco and reduce the
duty on sugar to a strictly revenue basis
Lumber and salt should be on the free
listMr
Mr Throckmorton is opposed to a
removal of the internal revenue taxes
until the public debt is paid I think a
gradual reduction should take place
Sugar should go on thairee list
Mr Miller I am opposed to any
change in the internal revenue laws until
something is done to relieve the neces
saries of life Sugar should not go on
the free list if it were to be placed there
then we would have to increase tne duties
on other articles to fill up the hole that
would be made by taking away onefourth
of our present revenue from import du
ties
Mr Craln I am opposed vo the re
moval of the tobacco tax and heartily in
favor of continuing the present duty on
sugar
Mr Stuart I do not propose to assist
in removing any of the tax on tobacco
whisky etc until there is a general re
formation of impost dutiep
Mr Sayres I am opposed to the re
moval of the taxes on tobacco cigars
wines whisky or fruit brandy for the
reason tnat I believe it would interfere
with and defeat the reduction of taxes
on actual necessaries I am in favor of
consideration of reduction of the duty
on sugar if brought up ic connection
with remedial legislation for the other
necessaries of life
FOR THE LEGISLATURE TO DECIDE
Is the Actual Settler to be Kept Off of
the
School Lands
Ballixger Tex Jan 20 ISsT
To the Editor of the Gazette
We would like to state a fact which has
often occurred in Western Texas lor sev
eral years past Cattle corporations and
cattle companies have through their
members individually leased one or more
watered sections of state school lands
being jointly used for the corporation or
firm in one large pasture and have re
cently suea and sequestrated some of the
lands and dispossessed poor farmers and
actual settlers off said lands who in
good faith have settled on said lands
with intention of buying them and have
tendered the amount of money required
by law for the purchase of said lands
Will the present legislature give tnem re
lief or will they encourage corporations
In barring oS the settlement of large
Dodies of rich land belonging to the state
school and asylum funds from being
bought and settled on by her citizens
who only want the opportunity to do so
Let the present legislature answer
Fatal Fall from a Freight
Correspondence ot the Gazetto
Gilmer Tex Jan 18 When the
southbound freight reached here this
morning at 125 William Homer head
brakeman was missed Conductor
Riley who was in charge of the train im
mediately started back to search for him
At a point about ten miles north of Gil
mer his remains were found with the
head and body on the outside of the track
and his legs between the rails the bocy
having been cut completely In two He
wijb on the engine and started back to set
the brakes when he fell with the above
result A coroners jury was Impanneled
and after hearing the evidence returned a
verdict in accordance with the above facts
The company will have the remains neat
ly interred at this place
THE
What the Esteemed Contemporaries
of The Gazettes itallrjjfMap
TBLLS A TRUE Jx
s
The Fort Worth GAZBxqrnow illunK
nates Its heading withf small circular
map about the size of ahull dollar Row
ing the Fort aa the hub of a wheef with
eleven spokes each of which represent a
railroad The best of it is nine of these
roads are built or now under construc
tion and the other two are pretty safe in
the near future The Fort is a railway
center that little halfdollar map tells a
true tale Waco Day
ON TO THE REFRIGERATOR
In the center of the head line of the
Fort Worth Gazette is placed a circle
and in the center of this circle is located
the city from which radiates lines in
every direction representing the number
of railroads running to that city Fort
Worth is like a fish she is lost out of her
element Pat a fish In water and it swims
smoothly put that town on a railroad
scheme and she moves right along Dal
las copes witn her on the meat factory
question and the Fort is humping her
self but the way for her to succeed is to
imagine it a railroad and cry On to the
meat refrigerator This is her only hope
Cleburne Reporter
BUSTED INTO SPLINTERS
That little circular map that the Fort
Worth Gazette is wearing as part of its
head gear looks like a superanuated cart
wheel that had busted Its spokes all into
splinters and kept the splinters sticking in
the hub Honey Grove Citizen
a pretty design
The Fort Worth Gazette has adopted
a new crest for its title It is a circu
lar map of which Fort Worth is the cen
ter railroads running from all points to
it Dallas is represented as a way sta
tion It rests on a base one side of
which is a locomotive and the other a
group of cattle A turtle the moral of
which is not quite clear is crawling on
the outer edge Altogether it is quite a
pretty design and will no doubt have a
depreciating influence on Dallas real es
tate values Dallas Times
WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE jf I
The new map of Fort Worth which Tiri
Gazette has incorporated into its toe U
looks like a Mexican silver dollar tl
had been run
sausage mill
and enterprise and do not wonder that
they imagine themselves the hub of a
world of their own Hillsboro Reflector
ON WITH THE 11UST
Tne Fort Worth Gazette appeared on
the 12th with a new design on its head
same being a railroad map showing the
Fort as the railroad center of the worid
If the Fort does not get there It will
not be owing to want of effort on the part
of that great newspaper The Gazette
On with the bust Wills Point Chron
icle
ITS niSTORY
The front of the estimable Fort Worth
Gazette is now embellished with a pic
ture of the globe in which Fort Worth is
the center This claim to being the ex
act center of the world is of record In
1G13 an exploring pany under the leader
ship of the Rt Rev Father JUcGloIHin a
Jesuit missionary fixed upon the spot
where Fort Worth now stands as the ex
act center of the earth led to the spot by
the variations of the magnetic needle
The fact was established by protracted
verifications by theodolitic surveys a
study of the abberation of light in the
fixed stars and a stone marked C T was
fixed in a spot about thirty feet from
where the courthouse now stands A full
report is contained in the archives of a
monastery at Madrid Waco Examiner
snows ODR territory
The new heading of the Fort Worth
Gazette is another indication of the en
terprise of the rap r An extensive
territo y including a number of cities
and towns and showing Fort Worths
numerous railroad lines is represented
In circular form with Fort Worth as the
center Georgetown Sun
Notes from Gatesville
Correspondence of the Gazette
Gatesville Tex Jan 20 D Larkin
Sam and Joe Hilton charged with steal
ing oats were arrested by our sheriB and
deputtes a day or so aso They had In
their possession four horses a Winches
ter three sixshooters and a lot of dyna
mite cartridges They claim to have pur
chased the oats and horses in San Saba
county Our officials will hold the men
until further developments
The best most wonderful and useful
manifestations of enterprise in our city
yet noticed by your reporter is Mr Benj
Worleys patent roller flouring mills
The new threestory building is com
pleted and fitted out with the best of ma
chinery One would think himself in
some of the Northern flouring mills to
go through and examine the machinery
and watch it operations As for the
turn out there is no flour that surpasses
Worleys Patent Our town and county
are manifesting their appreciation of Mr
Worleys enterprise by their patronage
Indeed it is enough to stimulate our
farmers to the uttermost in the cultiva
tion of wheat
Rev John Forman of India who has
been here for some time at his brothers
bedside took his departure Monday
While here he lectured at the Methodist
church lie is an intelligent man anda
good speaker
A Termors Sad Death
Special to the Gazette
Mt Pleasant Tex Jan 21 Late
yesterday evening W C Barretta farmer
living several miles from town was
thrown from his wagon and Instantly
killed It is supposed that his team ran
away and running against a tree threw
him out with the above sad result He
was on his way home from town where
he had been to sell cotton
Died at Grapevine
Correspondence of the Gazette
GiurEviNE Tex Jan 20 Oar town
was greatly shocked last night by the
death of little Ellen Jenkins as it was not
known that she was dangeronsly ill She
was about ten years old and daughter of
our worthy citizen and merchant Mr
Zeb Jenkins She will be buried in the
Grapevine cemetery today
that
through an old fashioned
Galveston Tribune
THAT SPIDER WED
What the deuce is that spiderweb look
ing concern vith a circle around it and a
star in the centre that the Fort Worth
Gaette prints in the middle of its head
line Aurora News
ADMIRES THE TOUT
The Fort Worth Gazette has put a
representation of a small world in its
main head line from which it is plain to
see Fort Worth is the hub from which
railroads rua in eleven different direc
tions Dallas is put down as a way sta
tion on the Texas and Pacific Well we
cant help but admire The Gazette and
the people of Fort Worth for their pluck
Absolutely
Tree from Opiates Emetics nid 1olsoiu
SAFE tf fctesfn
SURE MRCtS
PROMPT fiBfJsr
At Dkiooists att > Dsiita
TITO limits AtOUELER COIUITljiORKHD
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
All persons seeling employment who cannot af
ford to pay may advertise in this column for situ
tions free of charge
FEIISONAL rtJS J
Put Peoples lntelilxoaco aroJSiailoymenJ
L ofiice np staJryiover postofllce KoomE
UaIlroadjJic4t3sr farmers merchants con
Irasttua and private families furnished with
reliable help both male and female All or
ders promptly attended to Telephone No 17
G W Guynn Proprietor
MONEYJ4Mi0m
We aronowpr cpared to loan money In any
saardeSfrcd on pastures Improved farms or
ranches Will also buy vendors Hen notca
SOMMERYILLE qUASKfe
bos JIalmlreetf Fortwortb
MONEYTO fcOaN 1 will buy vendors lien
jflssd notes In snms of 1000 and over
loans made all over North Texas on Improved
real estate on long time at low rates Jamf 1J
Simpson 731 Elm street DalUnEgxy
lflMCV toloanJdnpfUtttreifarmsbusiness
IVIUJ l vpr0perty and vacant lots Newton
II Lafoltf rnw ercor Fifth and MnlnFWorth
BUSINESS CHANCES
AAA REWARD ForrtUeffpamlbusl
XyjyjKj ncs svnTh eb stB vlng cash busi
ness In tha < i s jn < J In best location in the
clty gorfuriher Information address G W
Weldcrrtran vo 507 Jfan street
WANTED LAND
ASTEDriand 35out 1Waerijs with Tog
house w utr orflrtfrcll audMomc limber
or else some fenc 41and83sV boqhcap a
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Vf girl AppryiitxTfj ll fctelns Temple
riaca MeatyMarfcet
SITUATION WANTED 3IATJEV
WANTEDaftuitfoaI > 2335wpetPnt drug
Klst licensedbrlSlate Bbard of Hiarmacy
of North Cajolinnjtdn guc satisfactory refer
nceviAge twentythree years AdUrEaa
Glycerine Smlihlleld N CL jSfrirfT
WANTED
T T youngja
TAVED Uu3FjiTtp i yount man of
T Jtwen y1ilreJbusiness cxneriMice capable
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of fctfoping books speaking German and not
afraid of hard work Addrets Ed Sdiwafr
Clark House city AjsjLlS r
AddArassBonre Dallas lex
EmpJojjnipBtBranv kind by a
youngjaatfwnqxan give good references
THK T1CADES
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ANTSS ratchniaker afarjeifeTer must
understand cncraUngSJAddrcss with
references anftsalary J GrWatte > BeI tonarcg
WANTED Agood cat fewr ffgotxt panta
loanniaJter Bone but the best need ap
plyfrratnlrui once can have steady employ
mentat Hennlgor Hros ln svllcTcc
FOB KENT DWELLINGS
XJUJK RENT My resldenco wlt itJ ooinT
i corner ThlitoenHTand Taj lor to a small
famly < w anfboardfor self and wire with
occupants References exchanged N
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rates Ifi < ihirc of Mls AnniaL Graves
corner Hlnllnod Iecan streets < A >
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FOK HENT Elesantly furnishfrtrommTwlth
board at Jjarjiniarstreet formerly Mrs
M BdmUfcT Firstclass accommodations for
transients at 5150 per dav Mrs Y t > Masev
J70U 11ENTFurnlshpd rooms andirtUso
JC house on East Secwndrstreet wlth five
rooms IugulroUS WJraor of Fourth and Grove
streets Win Norrltt
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LOOK HEKEI bavefoaaieror trade for
anjthlngjr j te < roninlou8 also a lot of
spendld wood machinery and will rent a hotel
ready furnished Hct of nferences can be
given Address 1 Q be U2 J agtpasasTTgsv
FOR SALE Uaadeomauctf > oom set furnl
tureeoois new CostS150 will sell lor
smfAdare83 Fiirnltnre Gazette office
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FOK SALE
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OR SALE U07 acitB all good land Ufteen
miles Dortn from Fort Worth two miles
from railroad station ail fenced goodartcsIaB3
well house two roopis WHlTOU qiv todg
lime with small casbpayn nt vilftake cat
tle or horseaSfOrnrttVayment tf cheap S O
3Ieodle P6rt Worth Tex
TO EXCHANGE
WANTED A farmJquirrtotSbtm lsurP
able for ralstasiswssejlhexchange for a
stock of dry goodirWMch Inventories 10000
To person having more land than they want
who would like to try merchandising this Is an
excellent opportunity Address or applyito
Vogel Dlehl Fort Worth Tex A i
FOR SALE Or exohiaeftfior merchandlse
two tracts of flUstte < tJ acres each and one
tract 2SSaxre aUin Ellis county AddressM
JFort Worth Texcare Grand hotel
PKOFESSIONAI
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MISOEl LAIfEOCB
QTTTT yoor gsneit < r TtoDlnson Bros
OXLLJEJ IC063Ialn6treetFortWorthbutch
ers aeafers In cattle fresh meat poultry etc
AKTESIAN BATHHOUSE Naturalalov n6
water eighty gallonsperjobiutfegefffti
rainwater white snlphnftijwgnestaand soda
the best bathtnjjflrateJTTrtho state It may ba
UBed as atHWfBprlngs drank hot while bath
8rngTo ticketstti cents flvo tickets Ji
darkle a Haymaker proprietors northwest
corner public square
DR KMOltYENIXONhoataonatbinrfiss
removed his oCcefawlresfdcncc to corner
lonrthandjTayJorBtrtcts Dr ISroiles former
residence Office hours 9 to 10 a m 3 to4pt1
in Telephone connectlons > M4frg 3 > gf r
T1VIAN KVLASD seiiernl land and col
V Ucttmr sgcnu for
Texas Tascosa Tex
too FazUiandlai er
TTODGES 4TCAl3 ElSr Attorneys at law
JJhianignc Texas pedalattecUangrvsii
to land and eomaerclfcLlmgattoaXyr
TTrOOD FiSHffii irOED Attorneyait
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SPE0IAL NOTICES
Stockholders Meeting
Fort Worth Tex Dec 116S6
Notice Is irereby given that there will be a
meeting of the stockholders of the Southern
Kansas Railway Company of Texas at the city
of Fort Worth In ihe state of Texas on Tues
day February 11S37 at 10 oclock a m fortne
purpose of authorizing the Issuance of a first
mortgage on the corporate property aad tam
chlses of said company toecai < jOjiVp3yment
of Vindsto hBU B dtrjf aldcompanyrnnnln f
forty jcaryfrom their date drawing Interest at
Bpercent per annum payable semiannually
both principal and Interest to be payable In
gold coin and limited in amount to 116000 per
mile of railroad which said indebtedness is
necessary for constructing completlag im
proving and operating Its railway
W B Strong Isaac t Burnt
A W Nickerson alden Spears
Geo Sealt k s Willis
waters s davis wersthr snyder
W H Masters
As Directors of tho Southern Kansas Hallway
Company of Texas
Attest J J Mullasx Asst Secy