Fort Worth Daily Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 165, Ed. 1, Tuesday, January 11, 1887 Page: 3 of 8
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TEXAS
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roe only route operating a dally ecrvtco of
sold through trains lietweeaj
in if l e l e
Tne only all rail routeto
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f APrfctSLD r iEKNALIY
BrownwoodV Coleman
end Ballinge r
ute
The new roul
Fort Worih to HoustonMontgomery
Navasota andConroe
The faEt route vla McGregor
Fort Vortix toWaco
oic < IUteConBceiiomat Fort Worth for St Louis
l I iv Ha all iioIaiA Jiorth Kant and West
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HOVEBgST OP TKAIJS
Kiprcss Soath hound Ieae lort
Worth y SWa ra
ExpressNorihrbonnd arrive Fort-
h onn 900 pm
Dallas Accomm6iaton leave Fort
Worth V C 35 pm
Dalla Accommodation arrive Fort
Worth U 1125am
x
ni uh TieRm and BasgsKe ChcrLed lo 1
Points in the United Mates
Toe Sttramer itoutc to New York via Usl
veston and
SJallai Stenm 3iip I iric
Tot further Information address
JurcraS Onrk O I > task
den > ral Passenger Union Ticket Acnt
tent Galvesion Fort Worth
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li n irri il uni ot ti0 Bones t urn uutiun 1 < itu
fnc Ji autatmns ifid burning t tlt falonutch
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1 iliiu ion belor or afler 1 ever e mini l > ur
rtiat l0tf of Anpitite Jl dili > loiil Breit
Irtvgu irties iiji iiiiutil tu 1 innlei Iarii v
Omn Piin UcIvjclio tc Ac STADIUEZR 15
At R AN TI We Invaluable It not aparucra
mral uivjjfr but mil CUKE all plEfascso
iue LIVE j STOMACH and BOWELSi It
ctiauije tott omplellon Hum a wasv yeiljw tinge
to a rnadyr1iealtnj icliir It entirelj removes w
Bloomy ylnn It is cna of the < st < m
unit furQr f thf lllnl ami n < mind < Mr
STADJCERS AURANTIS
ForsaW by all Drnegnts rnceSIOO por bottle
CF STADICER Proprietor
140 SO FRONT ST Philadelphia Pa
For sale wVlcsalo by U W WILLIAMS
CO at Fort Worth Texas
i
The best and surest Kcmedy for Cure of
j all diseases cansed by any derangement of
I tho lavcr Kidneys Stomach and Bovt els
Dyspepsia Sick Headache Constipation
r Bilious CompIaints and Malaria of all kinds
yield readily to he bftneficent influence of
It is pleaSant tOithc tasto tones np tlie
Ryttem re > torcs anitlttescrvcs liealth
itis purely Vegctaol and cannot fail to
provo cneficJHl both to old and young
As a IJlood Inrjiier it is superior to all
othtrsf Sold cvcj3vserc at S100 a bottle
BSTPEHRT DAVIS = a
ti Q c3st kxi3 limj
IS rirfCC Pin DED BY
Jli t st tan v At misters > f ssioxaries Man-
ama iof J iider > afUrorAsAo > s Planta-
tion Nut sTfn HopitaU in short
eici ooiiyiaicrzvlcrc lo as
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T KEN INTrRWWaLY IT WILL HE rOVKD
A JEEfi TAILING CIRC TOR
SUDDEN COLDS CHILLS PAIXS
IN THE ST6MACII CRAMPS
faUMMEfcanH 150W COM-
PLAINTS SOi
TllROAn c
is TiiSv MOST > trrncTiE ajtij best
tNiMKiror EAaTii roit curing
SPR rSS BRUISES RHEUMAT-
ISM 1 g URALGI A TOOTII
ACHE JURXS FROST
Bi5 ES c
Prices 2cV50c and 100 per Bottle
or Sale bvall MEDicnra dealers
JEB6warevof Imitations Bi
i Pat McCarty Kcsplted
e
Special to the Gaietto
ITort Smith Ark Jan 10 Pat Mc
Carty one of the men to have been exe-
cuted here on Friday has been respited
by the president until April 0 This ac-
tion was quite a surprise to court officers
here txffi
The displayed adyerttsement of the
Chase TradinCoon the fourth page
IsanteresUugTrcadlng
THE GAZETTE FORT WOETH TEXAS TUESDAY JANUARY 11
II Cures aB hindsr rtVtftr lion
CATARRH COLDS BIi RRl
3Iia IS3INEUIJALGIA li < r A cj cur
thW bv anything evofcpv tC I J DIP
TirOlIA SORE TirBOAiWe promptlv
eclarladansemus PIETSlTLlNDBLLED
ING OMTCHIXG ULCKBSOLD ORXLW
RQCNP8 DUPIiiES J5UKXS TOOTJI
AGnc QEn EYCS SCAIJDS SPEAKS
flic rreitiH knotfri wmedv
Omtrnh iferOItltHAGiuS iEirAXE C0M
PLXlKTS rxntoQJG NoiTc Moatli Stoia
acli LraMtC < > r lionfcttm ranp stoppptl a
liva lnrrrtttis cillcitjUio WOXDER OP
HI ALING 3iArJrteinr and Internal
IT IS IT 4bfHgiM IRETiUATION rXfTIT
the eminicfarn bn nnirrrioNs Prices
SOf 1 fl 7 iSori ffenwh < re
PO f3S EXTRACT COtttPAHY
76 Fift3 AvcruEfls7 York
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ItSLipX
round OrlIIy of Assault vlth Intent to
Kill
Special to the Gazette
Bkltox Tkx Jan 10 John Hardis
who shot and dangerously wounded Mel-
vin Smith just one week ago wis tried
in the district court today found guilty
of assault with intent to kill and sen
tenced to two xars in the penitentiary
The scene in the courtroom when the
jury brousht in the verdict wus a touch
ins one llardi who is a man perhaps
fiftylive years old was surrounded by
his wife and children of whom there are
several ranging from two grown sons and
a daughter of sixteen jeais down to an
infant in its mothers arms
Deputy El Howard had an exciting
chase this morning after one or two
suspicious characters who have been
holding some horses in n wagon
yard m the city for several djys
repreemting themsches as being irom
MtOulloch conuty and giving theirnames
as Jim Taylor and Lamb Howard ar-
rested Taylor tiiis morning and took a
six iiooter from him wctn Taylor ipiang
upon his horse and made his etcapc
Howard and another cllicer gave chase
but the fugithe le cned the cedar braKs
west of town and succeeded in eludijg
his puruers
FOIIT WOUTKAND SOUiinVESTEIIX
What Sho Veojilv Along tho ltouto ore
vnitiie to i >
Fort Worth Tux Jan 10 ls37
To the Editor of the Gazette
I was pleased to note in your issue of
yesterday the announcement of a quiet
move by a great railway corporation to
construct and equip at perhaps no distant
day a road from this city into the pineries
of Southeast Texas I have earnestly en-
deavored by full and ficquent communi-
cations to Tiik G tZETTK to point out
the gigantic importance to this city of
such an enterprise and have spoken with
a fair personal knowledge of the country
and from data lurnishea me by reliable
gentlemen whose acquaintance extends
further than my own intv > and through
the section of country which the road
would necessarily extend The more in-
quiry is made into the importance of
such an undertaking the more convinced
I become of the great importance to Fort
Worth of such a road and the only sur-
prise I hae to express is that action in
this dirtction has not early been seized
upon by sagacious capltaliitsof the coun-
try In my foimer contribution to The
Gazette 1 have even gone so far as to sug-
gest a route which it is belietedis the
cheapest and most practical to tap the
l > est pine belts and In the greatest quan-
tities I have received a voluminous cor-
respondence by friends and acquaintances
aocg the proposed routes wnose judg-
ments 1 would gladly gie your readers
but our valuable space will not permit
efthis I beg however that you wll
give pmlicity to a letter recened by me
from a leaun g merchant of the city of
Crockett in Hotis on c iimty Capt J hu
II Wooters under date of December 14
1SSG as well as a note or two from Mr
Cnaries Stckes formerly the county sur
eer of said county and at
pret cut Its intelligent and worthy assessor
Cap Wooters says Your faor oi
the tLh inst was duly received Stokes
was absent and I did not get to fee him
until Saturday We worked up a meet-
ing last night at which was the editor of
tne Piper and I believe if we can keep
the matter before the people we can
get consideration of a route by Crockett
and I am tatisied when once under-
stood it will be adopted Mr Stokes
has been busy today mak-
ing notes for you and a
sketch of ihe lontes which 1 guess he
will get off to you tonight To get a
fair sample of the coal we would be com-
pelled to sink a shaft but it i3 evidently
enicBSivs as it crops out for several
miles along the river at ell of the sh How
places at low water The crossing at
Linwood which is four miles below
the Anderson county line is an item of
itself as it is well known to those
familiar with the Trinty River bottom to
be the best crossing for lifty miles either
np or down The bottom on the west
side is very narrow with a high ridge run-
ning close to the bank and a bluff up to
the bank on the east side You are right
about the Palestine route It is too far
from the pines Then if you go to Trinity
station you have to construct at least
thirty miles further before the pines are
reached and when there is found a
country covered with extensive saw mills
for the last ten years when by our route
is opened up the finest bodies of timber
in Leon and Houston counties in the
world And before reaching Crockett the
route extends through excellent pine and-
over the coal bid heretofore alluded to
When within ten miles of Crocketteppears
the rich fine forests unbroken and uncut
for several hundred miles which would
be a direct line to the heart of the best
timber in Texas A few days before I
received your letter I was speaking of the
road In the presence of several gentle-
men when one of them said he would
ive S1010 and ten acres of land within
2000 acres of land in this county and
a third said he would make an
even divide of his vast acres
is the general opinion that we
get at least 10001 and 20000
acres of land as an inducement for the
road to enter Crockett These facts have
been gathered without much effort In
this direction and if necessary a larger
sura could be raUcd
I now regret that I cannot present you
with the map kindly furnished me by Mr
Stokes showing the comparative merits
and claims of the routes mentioned Mr
Stokes appends to his map the following
observations
County level fom Fairfield to Smith
crossing on the Trinity liver No creeks
of any consequence Crossiog on river
will not require 400 yards of trestling
Route direct and pine forty miles nearer
than to go by Trinity station Pine be-
gins northwest of Crockett fifteen miles
and continues to Beaumont with excep-
tion of eight miles Route from Crockett
level and crosses but one large creek to
Eeaumont Coal mine at Smith crossing
on Trinity river
I could present those interested with
innumerable assurances of like charac-
ter and may perhaps submit you other
correspondence at some future time
Any person desiring an inspection of the
map sent me by Mr Stokes can do o by
calling at my cfHce If what I have
said or what I shall sa hereafter in an
attempt to present to Fort Worth the
momentous importance of direct com-
munication with the weath of Southeast
Texas should hasten the Inauguration of
such an enteipri e I shall feel more
than amply it quitd for time and atten-
tion civen Onr interests are identical
Very respectfully L N CoorKR
liESUY GEORGE AND CATHOLICISM
The Chnrch TT1111isht the Knights It Thf j
Indorse G orceil laud Policy
Cixciioati Ohio Jan 10 The Sun
publishes a iensational article this morn-
ing on the prominence of Henry George
iu the labor woild Since Georges can-
didacy in Now York laboring men have
been paying considerable attention to
his views1 and Henrv George clubs com-
posed of Knights of Labor have been or-
ganized all over tho country A member
of the Henry George CluD in this city in
an interview declares that the Catholic
church is bitterly opposed to Georges
land policy that it will use all Its efforts
to crush the Knights of Labor m case the
latter organization support George The
article says that atthe meeting of Catho-
lic bishops htld in Baltimore oefore the
Richmond convention the Knights of La-
bor weiegiten to understand tnat they
hid best le elect Powderly who the Sun
sajsis devoted to his leltmon
HOUSTON WIBEAWAKE
J Strong Committee Sent to Dallas o Sfi
curfa th fittfngeialur YForice
Spec 1 to the Gazette
Houston Tix Jan 10 V meeting
cf citizens vo4 held at the Cotton ex-
change today to discuss matters pertain-
ing to the cattlemen convention to be-
held at IJahas tomorrow Tne chairman
reporleet that through the courtesy of the
Houston t nd Texas Central Railway he
had obtained a special car for
the transportation of the committee
to Dallas to lay the claims
of Houston before the stockmens con-
vention as an eligible lucatiou for stock-
yards a beef packing establishment
etc Tne following is the conimiltce ap-
pointed Willitm D Cleveland T D
House Judge EP Hill J T Brady G
A Quinlan J C Hntcieson Dr T
J Boyles J J Setlegast S K Mcli
bennv J J Sweeney John Finni
gan W O Ellis S E xU
len H S Fox and R T Fiewellyn
A committee was then appointed to make
arrangements to entertain the stockmen
In Houston on thpir arrival from Dalles
bv invitation cf the citizens of this place
Houstonians are in earnest about secur-
ing thi enterprise and will work hard
and spend lots of money to accomplish
the desired end
vt > i
A Teadlnc Church in tVashlngtou
Cleveland Leader
The finest church of Washington will
be the Church of the Covenant a Presby-
terian church which is about to be built
within a stones tlnow of Dupont Circle
and on Connecticut avenue end just
across from tne British legation The
chapelis already erected and services are
no neld in it Tfie building is to be rf
white stone ant it is to co3t I think
S1CO000 Tho chinch has now 100
members and among thso are some of
the most prumlnt ni ncoplc of Washing-
ton It has a number ttf senators and
supreme udes Sanley Mattli wsattends
it eguiarlyand Justice Stron stared the
subscriptions for the new building with
one of 10000 Gardner Hubardthe
fatberiulaw of Telephone Bell is an-
other large subscriber aud I see that
amons the new members of the church
an John Hay and Hugh J Jecett The
minister cf this church is tne Rev Dr
Hamlin who was called nere from Cin-
cinnati hi a salary ot 65000 a year Dr
Hamlin is an eloquent preacher and an
earnest worker and the church bids fair
to grow rapidly under his administration
He is I judge about 40 years of age is
of medium size slignU built and he has
a face which looks much like that of
George W Cable the novelist save that
it is strong r in its features
Clitlil IHbor tu ill Oiiiil HeRlnns
Georsc A DenUon In WorS and Wages
The miners boys and girls have no
childhood Hundreds cf children from
seven to fifteen yeais of age are at work
at the hard cos1 mines Elatepicking and
at the soft coal mines coke trimming and
muledriving Hard drudging toil is the
lot of these little ones all day long in the
dust and grime of the picking shed win-
ter and summer What wonder that the
majority of graves in the miners ceme-
tery are shortones A stunted defraud-
ed childhood a sickly and Infirm
youth and a manhood old and
decriped before its time this not an un-
common experience among these coal
workers It is true that there is a law
forbidding the employment of young
children in collieries on the statute book
but the evidence Is convincing that it is
very raiely enforced The poverty of
theparents and the indifference of the
employers stand in the way As late as
1SSS there was no compulsory school law
In Pennsylvania and if there be now it
is like the law referred to above almost
never enforced in thecoal regions When
work is slack the miner sends his toys
to school where they et all the edica
tion they ever have At other times
theyjas well as fiurif father most work
t
JUtvlce to mothers
4
tWO yards of the courthouse for depot t Mrs inaibws Soothing Syrup should
Grounds Another siid he would give always be tTjjecViVr children teething It
soothes th chita swns tho < gums al
lays all pajn cores Hid cojkand lsU >
It I best dJtorheaVf 25 cMntsifa
remedy Icrtf
ctiuiai bottle J2S vV 4f
BAKBAKOUS TREATMENT
Drunken Bfen at a Dance Asaanlt a
Stranger Who Comes In to Gel Warm
St Paul Minx Jan 10 Last night
when the thermometer indicated some
thirtyodd below zero Edward
Meageis about thirty years old started
to walk from this city to Fort Snelling
He stopped in a public hall where a
dance was in progress Several of the
men present were Intoxicated Some of
them set upon Meagers After a quarrel
shotguns were produced and four of the
hal drnnken dancers helped to fill
Meagers body with shot Oae charge
took effect in his head and neck another
in hi3 limbs Each of the ruffians then
bound Meagers hands and feet
and placing him uncoy < red in
a long box sleigh drove
him three miles to the honse of Justice
Bryant where he was iett The man had
bled profusely and was warm The blood
flowed freely bnt instantly froze fasten-
ing the wounded man in the bottom of
the sleigh His hands faceaDd feet were
badly froz ° n audit seems almost a mir-
acle that any lite is left in him He was
broucLt tr thia city today and is now at
the city hospital Justice Bryant re-
leased his assailants ou their own recog
nisance because ha saj3 they
told Mm Meagers began the
light Meagers dnnot r cVcr blood
poisoning having set in in addition to his
wounds from exposure
BUKKES DEFICIT
InvestlgatiOH of tho liooka or Galveston
Count j rt Late Treasurer
Special to the Gazette
Galvkston Tex Jan 10 An expert
accountant who has been investigating
the books and accounts of the late ab-
sconding county treasurer W J Burke
for the past six wcrks ni de his report
to the county commissioner today It
shows a deficit of n 31 in cash recelv ed
by Treasurer Burke from various sources
besides sixteen 81000 bonds purchased
for the permanent school fund by the
county commissioners making a total de-
ficit of 29 Mil Tnese bonds are how-
ever nonnecotiable and it is thought
they were abstracted by the defaulting
treasurer wilh the hope that he might
effect a compromise with the county No
effort has b > en made by his bondsmen or
the county authorities to apprehend the
defaulting treasurer who when last
heard from was in San Francisco
A KtinavTny nt Decatur
Special to the Gazette
Dkcatui Tkx Jan 10 A team of
norses hitched lo a two horse waion and
driven by a Mrs Willis ran away this
evenirg and ran over a buecy ir whjch
were Mr J C Carpenter and Mr Carlo
Ball throwing them both out anil hurt-
ing Mr Carpenter about the head and
shoulder seriouniy Mr Carlo is re-
p > rt < > d suffering intensely now The tlee
ng team scared the bn s team and thiy
cap ici a delivery wagon with no bail
lestiLs
Cltrtzigp tif Venue Denied
Niw York Jan 10 Judge Barrett
in the supremo court to day denied the
motion for a change of venue in the case
of Jacob ShTjie indicted for bribing the
boodle aldermen to pass the Broad-
way Railroad franchise
Two ZVlcu Prozeii to Death
Billings M T Jan 10 Yesterday
A Cruthers David Porter and John
Thurston started to walk here from a
coal mine twelve miles north Cruthers
only arrived alive the other two being
frozen to death
ISonniing CouklluK for tho Senate
Nkw York Jan 10 The World this
morning calls on the Republicans to unite
with the Democrats and elect Roscoe
Conkling Lnited States senator
Ncedlnp renewed ullcncHi or who niiITcr fropiv
iiiflrinltlcH utculliir to ihilr sex eioaia fy
THE
BEST TONIC
This medicine cofibinss Iron with pure v getable
tonics and is inclinable for Diseases peculiar to
Voincn and aUVho lead sedentary lives It Ln
ricEits and Purifies the I Hood tiimilntis
tho Ai > pctltr 5 > treilKtiPil4 tho JlufClv and
Ncrtevin Ihct thoroughly Imifforates
Clears tha criftiplenon and makes the slcm smooth
It does noChlacken tha teeth cause headache or
produce constipation all other Iron Multeities do
Mcs EuljCTn BAraD71 Fanrell Ave Milwau-
kee Waf snyi under date of Dec 3th 1884
I ha xued Browns Iron Bitters and it has been
more ttftria a doctor to ne having cured mo of the
weakness ladies have in life Alco cured mo of Liv-
er Complaint and now my complexion is clear and
coo4 > lias also been beneficial to my children
Mt s Locis O Bbagdon East Lotkport N T
pay I have sufferd untold misery from Female
Complaints and could obtain rshai from nothing
except BrownB Iron Bitters
Genuine has above Trade Mark and crowed red IraeO
on wrapper Take no other Made onJytb3r
BKOVA CHEMICAL < l I2AITUQ IS3fi 01 >
C0NTBACWJR8 and BUILDERS
W1H ifnrnlsh estimates of cost en all tiuds of
building shelving counters etc
Fort Wortli Texox
Or A I BaaBCWN
Oilers his Servac Htn e General Tractlcs of
IVlEDiefliE AND SURGERY
Office corner Houston and Fourth sts resi
dence 200South Main st Office hours Ida
in to i m and X to 630 n m
ramETOKJpHHaffPOWElL
A ttgi iS ys A ± Law
omotfoverVlrst National bank FtWorth Tex
EDUCATIONAL
Korr occupying rooms containing 10000
squaro feet Ave Idcpartmeuts In IIto large
rooms business English penaiaashlp short-
hand and typewriting State agent fur steno
yrirph Board about ten dollars per month It
pnjo go to the best bend for College
Journal and specimens of penmanship Ad
dr fc r r PHKorrT
President
r Hearse and Carriages Fcrntshcdsss
oOW lrd t xj jl i y
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30 Alouston troot EortS V < Jt h
Ufltterfakers and Embalmers
j Agents for White Bronze M0ffSRat pe
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Fort w airtla GCospsr
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Standlng6eam Flatiron litSffiCfTg vatent Sheetlrcn Weatherhoarding Iron CellingMetallic
iblnclcsGalvantzedlrjjjvCornice work In all its hrancheo inanntacturcd In Fort Worth from
tho llat sheet as ttcdops from the mill by
H W HARRY 8RO 707 Main Street
e also carr In atock 27 H Iron Tin Plate bolder and Galvanized Iron which we offer to th
trade at lowest market prices Wholesale agents for tie state of T ra3 lor
K1ECHLE 4 HARRISONS CELEBRATFD LEADER STfJVES
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CUAS SCHKDBrfR
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J W SCHECBEK
1 CHAS SCHEUBERV
Wholesale Dealers In AHlQaflaM
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V asS SK r ° fi Agents In North Tea for the Celebrated
ftnlj SILURIAN SPRINGS WAUKESHA WATER
fe T A > iD Tif BESTS KEG AND BOTTLE BEER
ite 404IM3 St Fort Woitb Ter ClEciDuatl Office 95 Sycamore St
nMOddlb
Wire S 9n Doora and Window Frames Asa a Rofrlgcrato
Wafor Coolera and loa Crsam Freezers
Scle arent for C sXiCIC nmAT Gasoline Ccoklas btoves An immense itoci
Oil Glass si QDnn Sm oi Hand
Come Houston and Second Gts
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TpSfClMERON CO
Fosviall Kinds of Hard TVootl Poplav and CypresM
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Also Ilonso Faints Roof Brick and Barn Paints by the barrel re B 3Tan Clay
AU Lumber and Bulldlnc Materials under Sfeogs jS
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AmnnitjonaMSBoruiigGooils
33 Send for Illustrated Catalogue
Wholesale Dealer cor Second and HouBton EorisWoftrr TeA
K D BATXJUX
Estabhshe < tJSuo >
W Q BATEMAJT
AND GOIIISSIONI
Kos 121416 aid 18 West Second Street corner TMrartoii
Fort Worth Texas
Offlfee 5H Houston Strsct Fort Worth Texas
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J V bltiau President H4NKY O SCOIT becreiaiy 4nt roSlvrt
THOB D MILLKK Manager r T
fort Wortliiiimiit Co
Gas Fixtures Pipe Fittings Etc Etc
COKE and COAL TAB
KT Special attention paid to orders for Coke which we recommend urjjofrijrwieapcr an
more convenient than Anthracite Coal > ir
aa Gas consumers are requested to report all IrregularlUetlrrtbsknppIjoi K w Tho
D Miller who w 111 give the matter prompt attention x j fr <
HOTE i oirwios
FORT WORTH TEX
Rates 250 per day W E KENNEDY Manager
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CASEY ix f 8WA3EY
MABtlX f x
Wliolesale i5Fliisiiy Bffereliaxits
< Abfdealers In all kinds of
TTITNaESfilliXQTJODRS axid CiaAHS
SoleAgcnUforSchlltts Celebrated Bottled Beer of Milwaukee Bottling and ffm J Letups
Bottled and Keg Beer
Houston corner Third Street Fort Worth Tex
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