r fcl I J hi lil It 4 3 4 RAILROAD S LOCAL TIME TABLE TEXAS AND PACIFIC Arrive kastbou p So 2 daily e05pm Ko 4 dally Xo 6 dally No Sdaily TRAXSCOXTIXEXTAL Arrive poutiiboond No 33 dally No 34 daily Leave 725 a m fi40 p m 520 am 300 p m 1020 a n No lOdaily 10ooam nKSTDOCSD pm No 1 daily F30 m No 3 dally 90a a m 3030pm No 6 daily 1135 a m No T daily 43Upm No 8 dally 4 < pm MISSOURI KANSAS AND TEXAS Anhe uoimiBOUND 640 am No 2 daily 710p m No 4 dally SOtTHEOUND CKpm No 1 daily fc < 5a m No 3 daily Leave 700 xm 730 p in 810 p m 005 a m Leave P4 > x m 825a ro iOtrniBOUM 705 p m No 31 daily H40pm No3daIly Texas and Pacitic trains Xos Sand 6onlVPtop at Tt arkana T C Junction Atlanta Jencr ron Marshall Longview Junction Big Sandy Mineola Wills Point Terrell Last Dallas Dallas and Fort Worth FORT WORTH AND DENVER Arrive Leave DS0pm No 1 daily No daily 930am llCam No daily No 4 daily 440pm GULF COLORADO AND SANTA FE Arrive MjirrnnouND Leave U a m No lOdaily l45a m Main No 3dally S10p m SOIJTH1SOUND E 35a m No 1 daily 850 am LKi m No 9 dally 305p m FORT WOKTH AND RIO GRANDE Arr ve Leave KM m Fort Worth 200pm rnirr worth and new Orleans Arr it Leave No 41 mail fiMp m No 4H accommodation 915a in TOOa m No 41 mail I IX p in No 47 accommodation Ail the afoot c trains from the Union Depot O 1 LCSK Ticket Agent ST LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN Arrive Leave tup m Memphis Express 82U a m VTATHERrORD MINERAL WELLS AND NORTHWESTERN RAILW Y Tlit trains or tin line make direct connection with the Texas and Pacific railway trams Nos 34 Sand lOatWcathcrford leawng Fort Worth < r Texan and Pacillc railway and arriving at Mineral Wells as folio v Arrue Leave 30 JO a m Fort Worth T 4 P Rvl P 05 a in C OTp m Fort Worth T 41 Ry 435pm JS p a Mineral Wilis 7Hla in 7i7um Mineral Wt IN 300 p m TABLE OF DISTANCES The following table shows the distances from For A orth of some of the important points in as well an outside of Texas MISSOURI KANSA8 AND TEXAS North Iongucw TEXAS AND PACIFIC Dallas T rell Wills Point Mr ola 111 band Eastern Division Miles < M 79 110 132 lftt Marsall Jellerson Atlanta tkreteport Nev Orleans ut danfetdBx juimtii Miles 179 1W 220 513 Transcontinental Division pent on V lUtl tllom Shinnan Ilontuni Ho invt iUils Miles COTTON BELT ROUTE Miles I MilfS Plaro C > t imden Ark 215 reeiidie Si Pine liltilf > t > l Commerce > 7 llnnUIev 4ti Sulpha pirigs liilMinphii Wfi M rrtltin J Cairo nSt Ml Pleatart IMiSt LouN 705 lxaikana 215 QULF COLORADO AND SANTA FE South Heburno Morgan Mclirflgor Temple Mhcs 2S 59 iai Miles Cameron 15s Caldwell 1S9 Drenham 220 > S jUalvcston North 316 FOHT VORTH AND KIO GRANDE Milesj 40 70 Dublin Comanche Miles SO 112 HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL vaxahachic Corairana Jlexia Groesbeeck Kone Ereicond ItYm KnxUdt Diamond Br a tHfi0YAL Pjfel m nJ if rend hi J c < l SJsd bd i Via TaLo In taterjw pirtLaCar tMtbMiIs and Cbl faster Cfenfeul Co KaAImih Kiunrc Ccl tT er Locl Drcrr TMladJu To Ie iuLm 6 Allocs > di rpaxklinfr and zinir Sold by All > n > Afff boantifol iare JSook and cuds ihy fin1 addrwmc 2 UIRES i CO t > uldslpbi TALK OF A RATE WAR The Alton Said to be Forcing It on the Other Lines RAPID RAILROAD BUILDING Nine Miles of Steel Laid on the Broirntrood Extension The Trouble on the Den ver An Immense Clearing Uoute Other Go ip A Now Agent Mr W E Woodson and familj of Fort Worth arrived in Childress Monday Mr W has accepted the position of depot agent Mr Warlick having resigned the position May 31 We are sorry to see Mr Warlick step dotvn hut glad to say that he will remain a citizen of the county Mr Woodson is an old railroad man and willdoubtlcss fill the position acceptably to all Childress Idex Tho Uener Tronhle The latest washouts upon the Fort Worth and Denver are not as bad as was at first supposed the Canadian river bridge with standing the storm and high stage of water letter than had been exiiected The wash out that caused the trouble was a small bridgo beyond Amarillo and the bridg across Vera Cruz creek near the New Mexico line Trains will be run as usual though trans fers will very probably bo necessary fo several days Tho Red river bridge caused some trouble again but it was soon remedied Tho operator at Tascosa stood by his key as long as he dared and his last message was The waters up to my chin in the office and Im going to swim out Trains will probably be delayed somewhat for a few days yet but it is thought all will be running on schedule time asrain by the latter part of tho week unless another heavy storm should arise and undo tho work already done The Denver people will not be surprised at anything that happens now As to Owners KHk Tito following circular has been issued by the general freight department of tho Mis souri Kaisas and Texas and will be of in terest to snippers SKimn Mo June 131S91 To Agents and Connections When a educed rate is given on account of owner suming risk of carriage ship l > ors must note in full tho words owners risk stating the iraturo of the risk as sumed on the shipping ticket or bill of lading When this is omitted the freight will be charged at the next higher rate see explanations of characters page 4 West ern classification or when the classifica tion names no class but refers to tariff it wih be understood that 20 per cent ad ditional will be charged higher than the rate provided for shipments at owners risk un less otherwise provided for in classifica tion A S Dopge General Freight Agent Gould Summer Itlnerar3 Mr Gould it seems has fully mapped out his summer vacation says the Wall Street News His son Eddie says that Dr Munn a long time since advised his father asrainst sea voyages and that is the reason why he put the Atalanta out of commission and gave up cruising The doctor said ihe sea air was too strong for him and his father has therefore rear raiiLed his plans for the summer so as to include a trip to Montana in June to ar range for an extension of the Union Pa cific road to Helena a i eeks visit to his sou Geoxgcs lodge in the wilds of the Cats kill mountains and then a two or three weeks stay at Saratoga Springs where looms for himself and family have already been engasred livostock Transportation The Missouri Kansas and Texas has Issued the following rules regarding the transportation of men in shipments of live stock SEDUIA Mo June 101S9I To Agents anil Connection Effective June 1801 The following rues will govern the transportation of men iu charge of shipments of livestock and will cancel conflicting instructions contained in livestock tariff of this company 1 Pass one man in charge of one car of livestock no return pass to be given except that return pass may be given account of shipment of one car of horses or mules 2 Pass one man each way in charge of two 2 to live 3 cars of livestock 3 Pass two men each was in charge of six 0 to ten 10 cars of livestock 4 Pass three men each way in charge of eleven 11 or more cars of livestock This is to be the maximum number of passes to be allowed one shipper on same train 5 Women not to be passed in charge of livestock Tho above ruling effects the following tariffs and will be included in next supple ment or reissue of same Nos 11A 12 202C V > 9 > 0l 007 A J Dodge General Freight Agent His Narrow Kscape An engineer on the Fort Worth and Den ver tells a story of a narrow escape When tho storm which accompanied thejwater spout that did so much damage burst he was pulling a train between Chilhcothe and Quanah He pulled out of Chillicothe on time but soon after the rain came down in sheets and he says he could hardly see his smokestack It was as though somebody was emptying barrels of water on the encine Ho walked over all bridges ahead of his engine and progress was necessarily very slow and careful When he got to the tank or where he thought the tank ought to be threequarters of a mile from Quan ah he concluded he would stop and recon noiter He climbed down and went ahead and in less than forty feet distance came upon the break through which ntorrentof water was rushing His train laid there five days Ho and a friend were anxious to get to Quanah It was only three quarters of a mile away but the yawning chasm was simply awful They finally crossed by se curing a fifty foot rojie each tying an end around his body Ono man braced himself while the othcrplungcd into the stream and managed to get across The other then followed the same tactics reversed being pursued That engineer expresses the opinion that railroading in Texas is a very pleasant occupation except when it hap pens to rain Their Earnings The showing made by the railroads of the United States is a very satisfactory one notwithstanding the dull season It shows that as a rule rates have been more firmly maintained and though the tonnage has been less tho absence of revenuesmashing rate wars has had a very noticeable effect Tho Wall SteetNews says We have passed through what may be considered one of the crucial months iu the current year so far as railroad eirnings are con cerned It was generally expected that there would be an appreciable falling off in March and certainly in April but it ap pears that tho roads have held their own during the month of May as compared with an enormous increase in the month of May last jear and that too when the month this year contained five Sundays naturally entailing a reduction of a little more that 3 per cent in tlio monthly earn ings There must be a very strong and healthy growth of gcucral business which has sufficed to overcome the depression in tho iron and coal trade naturally contingent upon the coke strike although where the earnings for May of last year showed a larger increase over the previous May tian was ever known before paying nearly 13 per cent there is a slight gain this year In fact the earnings in May this year on a much smaller number of roads are very nearly as large as they were lin jMay past lne Wis fS > cific which last year liad a gain of 3S000 has this year a loss of 790jb The Louis ville and Nashville last year had a gain of SlWOOO andthis year a loss of 9SOOO and yet the total number of roads reporting show an aggregate gain as compared with previous years and that without any more important contributions than J265C00 from the Canadian Pacific S114000 from the Great Northern and 100000 from the Wa bash Considering the large figures of the previous years we may reasonably expect that the June statement will not be less satisfactory and from that time onward wo shall certainly look for an improve ment Showing hott steady the earnings have been it mav be added that for the fourth week in May eightyeight roads showed a loss of 2 per cent while in tho first week in Juno thirtyseven roads showeda gain of 2 per cent and that in spite of the serious losses on the Grand Trunk and the Louisville and Nashville The Chronicle reports gross earnings of 1ST roads as follows 1391 ISM Inc Month May 36774414 366Vi029 119385 From Jan I 160042018 172712257 7329731 Shipping agents say that a large fleet has been chartered to carry wheat from Amer ica and that freight room is pretty fully engaged for the next three months Emancipation Day On June IS and 19 the Fort Woi Rio Grande railway will all ticket stations to anv AMnRalion on the line of its roadf Piririp excursion tickets good MrriiuntU June 22 in clusir faro for tho round trip For colored people only Richard Lord Gen Passenger Agent Tall Lljrhts Col John A Ncsbitt general livestock agent of the Alton is expected in Fort Worth next Saturday W II Quigg commercial agent ot the Missouri Kansas and Texas returned yes terday from a trip after business A tariff issued by tho Missouri Kansas and Texas announces that the rate on steel rails from Johnstown Pa to Texas com mon points will be S1014 per gross ton Minimum carloads to bo twelve gross tons The Cotton Belt on Monday delivered four carloads of merchandise to the pack ing house that had come through from Chi cago in five days and last evening two car loads were delivered shipped from the same point and making the same time A Conductors Story Special to tho Gazette Paris Tex June 16 Frisco conductors are all good storytellers and Buell the good looking came in yesterday with this Out hunting lately a largo bear presented himself to Buells front and made pugna cious plays three shots from the Winches ter and bruin lay dead and while Buell was admiring his game and wondering what the boys would say if they could see hinj there was a sudden rush a deep growl and there uprose in Buells face the infuriate mato of tho dead brute By the time Buell could got his gun to shoot the bears arms were nearly embracing him but good nerve and quick shooting piled tho newcomer along side the first Weatherford Notes Special to the Gazette Weatuerford Tex June 10 A large force is at work putting in the switch for tho J W White A Co compress for the Texas and Pacific The switch will bo com pleted by Thursday evening when the machinery will be received and the press put iu The Wcathcrford Mineral Wells and Northwestern people have moved their general offices into their nice new depot and office building The companys road is doing a nice business Lots of people are traveling over the road visiting Mineral Wells An Immense Clearing House Special to the Gazette Cuicago III June 10 Authentic in formation that an enterprise surpassing in magnitude anything that has been or ganized and pushed to completion in this city in many years has been planned by Chicago business men It is the establish ment of a gigantic freight clearing house The location of this immense concern will be at the intersection of Twelfth street and the Chicago river Buildings will be erected sufficient in hight and area to ac commodate the imputation of a fairsized city One hundred and fifty structures each six stories high will be put up Thcy will all be erected on the same plan and connected with each other The cost will be about S4000000 and it will be paid for by a Chicago syndicate Kapld Track Laying A week ago yesterday morning steel be gan going down on the Fort Worth and Rio Grande extension from Comanche to Brownwood Yesterday morning tho track layers were on the ninth mile or an aver age speed in tracklaying of over a mile a day a rapidity in track work never before accomplished m tho history of railroad con struction in Texas Yesterday the switch stands and other material for putting in the first switch ten miles south of Brownwood were sent out on tho work and tho setting of these switches will be done tomorrow Messrs Hurley Lynch tho contractors are endeavoring to lower the record for railroad building in this state and if no unforeseen obstacle in tervenes connection will bo made with the Santa Fo at Brown wood and the tracklaying completed by July 10 As the surface gangs are following closely upon the grad ers lining up and back spiking it will not require over a week after tho tracklaying is completed to havo the line open for traffic If this is accomplished thirty miles of track will havo been laid switches put iuand the track lined up and surfaced in six weeks time a feit of rapid railroad build ing never before known in the South The Alton is a Winner Special to the Gazette New York June 10 A Western passen ger agent in sieaking of tho Altons cut in passenger rates yesterday says I am very sorrj to hear the news Our passen ger earnings have been constantly increas ing but this is tho end unless Chairman Blanchard finally agrees with everyone else and acknowledges the total failure of the boycott Let mo tell you how it will work We get say 11 as our proportion of a through ticket from Kansas City to New York The boycott debars the Alton from participating in through rates and to meet the situation it makes a local rate from Kansas City to Chicago of S10 This cuts the regular local rate 250 Somo lino will ask and immediately obtain permission to meet the Alton rate This will not be in a day before the Alton will make a 9 local rate Wo will all be forced to meet that The Alton will then go a dollar better and so on until we are compelled to carry passengers at an actual loss in which event the rates will go down via St Louis and the Wabash and Mapleleaf lines will carry the reduction to Toledo and Detroit In any event lines east of Chicago would have to Join us in lower ing the through tariff and every rate be tween the Missouri and the Atlantic will be reduced Before the rates go to the bottom millions of dollars in revenue will bo lost and the Alton which is better ablo to stand its share than any of the others will not lose one dollar where tho balance of us lose a hundred The only possible way out is for eastern roads to get together acknowl edge tho mistake of the boycott and declare it off It is utterly impossible to down the Alton and to continue the attempt will bankrupt all of us Account of Emancipation Day Juni the Cotton Belt will put into el trip rate of 4 cents p rv f0KBTaH sta tions 200 milesi j BBWcuon Date of sale Junol jgJ lTrood to return June 20 Qn tfRffoiSuly they will put into effect stations on their lines in Texas anf also in Arkansas for distance of 200 miles in either direction rate of ono fare for the round trip Date of salo July 3 and 4 good to return July 5 rSgB mss INDIAN MILITIA They Aneon the Ground Await ing Orders to Move ON NONCITIZEN INTRUDERS Little Trouble Anticipated A Negrro Offi cial Who Makes Good Haul Two Officers Indicted on a Kidnap ing Charge More Abont Intruders Special to the Gazette Pauls Tallet I T June It The Chickasaw militia composed of about one hundred well armed Indians are in camp near Pauls Talley Their intention is to drive tho intruders out of their country Their movement is delayed a few days on account of high water They will march to Parr a place about fortyfive miles west where they will bo joined by government troops Governor Byrd arrived this morning to see what the general feeling of the people was in this matter There is nearly one fourth of the population in the Chickasaw Nation intruders and before they submit to leave their crops and homes serious trouble is looked for Governor Byrd said ho did not look for much trouble as tho government would furnish them all the troops necessary and all they wanted was what was right A message was received from Col Carl ton from Fort Sill saying they were de layed on account of high water but would be at Parr by the 20th A LATER ACCOCXT Special to the Gazette The Indian militia arc with us Thirty brave joung bucks with their teamsters cooks etc under the command of Capt William iBowland of Courtney Flats reached here last night and are now en camped in a wagonyard on tho outskirts of the town The second company under the command of Albert Lewis of Tishomingo are camped just opposite here on the banks of the Washita waiting patiently for the swollen waters of that briny stream to go down before the braves can cross The lat ter company is nearly all fullblooded Chickasaws and can speak but little if any English Governor Byrd and Indian Agent Bennett together with D O Fisher having charge of the supplies Permit Collector McClann and Indian Police Bud T Kell are stopping at the National hotel Both companies of militia are well armed and mounted and look prepared for a siege of war Your reporter visited their cam this morning while the braves were breaEP fasting on bacon flapjacks and coffee after which he sought Agent Bennett and had quite a lengthy talk with him over the situ ation hero and the ejectment question Agent Bennett had just finished a hearty breakfast and greeted your reporter pleas antlv When asked to state tho object of his visit to this section tho agent replied I am here under instructions from the United States governmeut to investigate affairs and eject or put out if necessary those persons living hero unlawfully who refuse to take out permits from the Indian government He stated that the number of intruders is much smaller than at first supposed and that since tho question has been agitated most of the noncitizens have come forward and taken out permits Those who have made an honest effort to secure them and those who are unablo financially at the pres ent time to take out the same will bo given time in whicl to do so and dealt with very liberally Indeed there is no certainty that auy ejectments will bo madeaud if any per sons really are put out which now looks doubtful nothing is to hinder them turning to the territory again at their pleasure When questioned as to how long he ex pected to remain in this section on tho out ing business tho agent replied thrt if he found tho situation in other parts of the territory as it is around Pauls Valley his stay in these parts will be of very short du ration He further stated that all persons holding permits secured from a Chickasaw citizen whether an authorized peraiit col lector or not will bo allowed to remain There is no question that a great many permits have been issued illegally and tho returns from some confiscated for personal gain by tho citizen issuing the same Agent Bennett is in no way connected with tho Indian miliatia They are under the com mand of Governor Bird and will bo used only to enforce the national law violated by eitbens of the Chickasaw Nation Gov ernor Byrd Agent Bennett and tho militia were expecting to leavo here some time during the day for Parr but the agent is just in receipt of a message from Muskogee stating that owing to the swollen waters of Beaver creek the Unitrd States troops will not reach Parr until tho 20th inst so the militia will likely remain here for the day Agent Bennett could not say the course they would pursue from Parr but it will be in a southerly direction Governor Byrd expressed tho opinion they would work from Parr direct to Heal ton some thirty miles duo west of Ard more A Good Hatch of Frisonera Special to the Gazette Ecfaula L T June 10 Deputy Mar shal Boss Reeves passed through Eufaula today with nine prisoners for the Fort Smith court There were three white men three Indians two negro men and one negro Killed by Lightning St Lons Mo June 16 During a vere storm which came up between 1 and 1cloek today twentyfive picnickers ere huddled together in an outhouse in Forest park for protection from the rail which came down in torrents The build ing was truck by lightning Nearly all mBSS P twW THE GAZETTE TTW0RTH TEAAS > VEDJVESD JUIVJiV17v woman names and crimes as folloivaii Ugly Bear murder whisky peddling and horsestealing John Simmons murder one McDonnell murder one Custer murder William Evilena Hawkins larceny Phillip Cyrus introducing and selling whisky Sam Lasley introducing and selling whisky Ugly Bear is an all around desperado who has for years eluded tho law and terrorized all classes of people in the Indian country west of here He is wanted to answer several charges of mur der horse theft whisky peddling and other crimes in both the United States and In dian courts The Eufaula judicial district alone has a reward of S400 offered for him His partner John Sim mons ranks pretty closely on to him in bloody and lawless deeds Joe Spencer charged with murder used to be a preacher and yet has preacherspclls sometimes Last year he humbugged the citizens of Okmulgee by initiating them into a supposed order of Masonry Ho in stituted a lodga there and for 15 a candi date put them through the first degree promising to come baok in a few weeks to give them the other degrees Ho never showed up again and when his Okmulgee Masons began to make signs at the genuine Masons they were thought to be crazy or drunk Boss Reeves is tho most successful mar shal that rides in the Indian country He is a big gingercake colored negro but is a holy terror to the lawless characters in tho west About every other month he makes a trip west and after a few days passes hack through with from ono to two wagon loads of prisoners to Fort Smith It is probable that iu the past few years ho has taken mora prisoners from the Indian Ter ritory than any other officer Indicted for Kidnapping Specialto the Gazette Muskogee I T June 10 Sheriff T C Nunn ofBrazos county and Deputy Johnson of Fort Smith were today indicted by the grand jury for kidnapping The sheriff had a writ for a man charged with larceny but no requisition Johnson who gave bond to day says the prisoner whoawas sick and died on the cars consented to gohe turning over to the sheriff 30 for the round trip to and Colorado Denver Ti the occupants were more or less injured ono being killed and three very seriously injured Miss Sadie McCarthen aged twelve dead Mrs Lizzie Golden badly in jured Miss Kate Belder burned and other wise seriously hurt1 Miss Laura Beau chere seriously injured Another Firo at Pallas Special to the Gazette Dallas Tex June 16 The mammoth building occupied by the Farmers Alliance during tho reign of Macune caught lire to night and but for the prompt action of the firo department would now bo a mass of ruins As it is tho damage will be nomi nal but cannot be estimated tonight The building was almost entirely vacant save the lower floor used as a machinery ware house and a portion of the third floor was used as s workshop by the Harness Makers Cooperative company Sherman Electrillod Special to the Gazettee Sherman Gratsox Cocxtv Tex June 16 There was an electric storm in this city this evening accompanied by a very little rain The electric railway station was injured by an electric shock but the damage will not amount to very much WANTED FOR THEFT Taken to Sherman from the T rritory An Officer Accidentally Shot Special to tho Gazette Shermax Gratson County Tex June 10 Sheriff McAfee returned today with Will Willmuth alias W H White who jumped his bond in this county after an in dictment for theft Willmuth was found at Kiowa I T whore he had to leavo a bride of only a few days Secretary Dublin of this city has re signed and tho mayor twill appoint to fill out the unexpired time The Masons ate preparing to celebrate Saint Johns Day with a public installation and basket picnic Joe Sebastian a deputy sheriff northwest of the city has been badly wounded in the arm by shooting himself with a pistol Remember in going East tho Cotton route has tho only through phis thus making but MgpPe VTcais to all the prominffjgMsffiTiieastern l > oints connections in depots uecting lines and save you a disagree able omnibus ride of two miles Ticket office 401 Main street Cheap Rates on the Texas and Pacific Railway count of Emancipation Da On July IS and 19 the rtflMrnTTPaeific railway will sgllgg lHIoii tickets at 4 cents per ftjjflJWrThe round trip to local within a distance of SCO Tickets will be good until June 20 for return Jaki F ZrjiiX City Ticket Agent WILL GATHER THEM IN The Wichita Valley Railway Will Send an Immigration Agent to Europe Special to the Gazette San Antonio Tex June 1C Mr Machet a novelty in the way of an immi gration agent came to the city today for the purpose of seeing Bishop Peraz and get ting his indorsement Monsieur Machet will go to Europe and work France Bel gium and Switzerland for immigrants in the interest of the Wichita Valley road Ho says there is only one successful way to work these countries for immigrants and that is through tho Catholic church The church is eager to add to its strength in this coun try and the clergy is very readily indors ing him He carries with him a very strong indorsement from Father Baddon of Waco He claims that he can get the indorsement of Cardinal Gibbous and Cardinal Tascher eau for this immigration move they have been offered large sums of money and that these offers had invariably been declined but what these eminent clergymen refused to sell Monsieur Machet claims that they will give freely to him He has traveled through all the countries toward which thoughts are di rected He has been a pontifical soldier and even claims that the pope will assist liim His appointment by tho Wichita Valley road is without salary Machet will make his income on commissions on the sale of lands r This Is the Best Route The Fort Worth and DenverCity rail way in connection with Union tho only direct and Salt Lake Cii jgptfiflKrn7r San Fran o7iis rorth and northwest office 401 Main street and Union depot Where Shall A HEATED QUESTION We Go For ure Health and Pleas Nowhere on tho globe is there to be found a variety of climate cheap n ni l liiiMtitwWn ti n l to tho acute Route Ticket offico 401 Main street and Union depot Planiew Hale County Tex Como to Amarillo and get the Hotel AmariHo < jvwBiliWIsueo dail stage line tnT titfrr irii county seat of Halelb J3eST couiity on tho central plains MAN AND MONEY GONE A Xem Agent at Denison Out of Town The Company lie Represented Gloam ing tho Tog of S33S in Casli Special to tho Gazette Denison Gratson Countt Tex June 16 The Union news company is out 225 and its agent is missing Last Sunday Spe cial Agent Vinsenhaler of the Union news company arrived iu the city from the East for tho purpose of checking up the news and book stand at the union depot which was in charge of a young man named E H Brackett Tho special agent had a tip that all was not right heuce his visit but then it is tho custom of the company to check up its agents frequently When the special agent finished checking up the receipts ho discovered that Brackett was short in his cash reports the s named When Bracket was confronted by his guilt he endeavored to stave matters off Preparations were being made for his ar rest last night He was seen this morning at an early hour and then disappeared It is said that Brackett got entangled in the meshes of a frail young lady and that the missing money has been squandered on her Brackett has been in tho employ of the company for a period of about three years and was heretofore considered relia ble and trustworthy Brackett left an un paid board bill ol S20 at Mrs Cummins where he has been boarding for a long time He had evidently contemplated skipping out for some time as ho had never before let his board bill reach so large an amount without paying up heap Rates to the Northern and Eastern Summer Re sorts The Cotton Belt route now Get One Free The Fort Worth and Denver City excursion tickets to ji yMjfivmtTe sorts of the j odiiMMI mdSoutheast regarding routes call at the ticket office 401 Main nection with the Union Pacjfi MlrTXUi is first in the field vrith MfNRoorate illus trated WcsternjMilinook free for those contemjdtfii Rummer trip Call at city jSIain street and secure a cyclo pedia of information regarding the numer ous and cheap summer resorts reached by the Union Pacific railway EXCURSION TO PORTLAND TEXAS ON JUNE 24 and 25 SALE June 28 and 27 Portland is the nearest seaport to the com merce of Southwest Texas the entrepot for Alabama coat giving the new city the cheapest coal and heaviest commerce of any point on the Texas coast Galveston excepted Portland bas deepest water anflj tiful situation on tho iyanacU0P7eet high fronting Corpo i jUpRjand occupies th tasgj g UMHnnrough vAich all railroads gjgH SSr Examine the United States coast chart Adjoining and back of Portland is an im mense scope of cry tlncst agricultural country rapidly filling np with farmers The climate is very fine as Portland Is both a summer and winter report S A A P IL 11 are now erecting an ele gant station and making other important im provements Portland offers to donate a new courthouse building to cost A0oj which is meeting with approval Portland is backed with enterprise and is erecting more buildings anil selling more real estate than any town on the coast In the vicin ity of Aransas Pass INVESTIATE PORTLAND Hello Central Where is Blanket Blanket Blanket Blanket Is it pos sible You have not Heard of Blanket Wait until Aug 5th When the first train Of the Fort Worth Rio Grande Ry Brownwood Ex tension Runs into The beautiful torn Site ofBjpb W glklds of brain lusciousfruit Farms hundreds happy and pros perous homes Now offer their Jllajjume of trade to e business man Who buys a lot on gff hat day at the Public Sale In Blanket Hurrah for Blanket TAWilkinson Emil Nelson Agt Blanket Tex TRUSTEE FORT WORTH o to sell at a sacrifice make use of the want col umnSo read it ca refollr AN IMPORTANT WITNESS In tlie AlleeBowen Trial Arrested at La line Ills Evidence Special to the Gazette Lclixg Tlx June 16 T B Babbitt a New Orleans drummer a most important witness in the AlleeBowen case was ar rested here today by Constable Nugent Babbitt was sitting in the seat in the car behind Bowen when tho latter was killed and states he saw both Allee and Lyons fire a number of shots into Bowens body Babbitt is a traveling salesman for an oil company and will un ibtedly prove the most important wit ness the state has yet secured as he ac knowledges seeing the killing He pave bond for appearance at Pcarsall when sum moned SUMMER DAYS Where Shall We Spend Them7Half Rate to Minneapolis Minn and Cottoj Ticket HJK WTjuly 5th Cth and 7th irn until August 27th 1S9L further information furnished on ap plication to any agent of tho company or to W H WlNTIFLD General Passenger Agent Te inrkana Tex Before purchasing your excnxafMBeKcts to your favorite summniBppiS see the agent of the Co gtfBRTroute 401 Main street ajy gHWcmo valuable information eapest and pleasantest way to e your trip to alt roivrs NORTHANDEAST THROUGH TRAINS CK I1Y PULLMAN SLEEPERS Between Points In Tctai 4 5 CHICAGjUSiPfOUIS Kansas city Close connectionsnail of the attc Jast trains of Eastern and c j makes tbo M K i T the oc New Yoi Boston Montreal di v t ± J E SMITH City Ticketsenf t and Houston streets J C D LUMv Ticket Agent ln 1 W D LAWSOX Texas Tnivi r Agent GEO A EDDY H C CKO > < n x J J FREY Gen Supu > s at a 1 J WALDO Gen Tratlie Jlana 1 G P HUGHES ASa t Uen ia Dallas Tex GASTOX rlESIJEK General Ticket Agent Sedalii Mo Gulf Colorado Santa Fe Ry a ail Between Fort 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