Fort Worth Daily Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 109, Ed. 1, Saturday, October 20, 1888 Page: 4 of 8
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LOCAL TJME TABLE
MISSOURI PACIFIC
NORTH BOUND
BOUNDArrive
Arrive Leave
7O0pm 720pm
700am 7B0ani
SOUTH BOUND
Mall 843an 910am
express TTSprn SI5 p m
TEXAS AlTD 1ACIFIC
EAST BvUKD
BvUKDArrive Leave
o 1 dally J5 a m
No4datry 650pm 7tupm
So8dally JOOpm
TTEST BOUND
Nol daily 805 pin
SoldallJ S15am 85Cam
JcilirL ll40am
TZANSCONTINENTAL
NOETH BOUND
brrlve Leave
oSJ 725 a aa
SOUTH BOUND
Ho 33 110 am
FOBT WOSTE AND DENVBB
Arrive Leave
Northbound 915 am
South bound 515pm
9ULF OOLOBADO AND SANTA FE
NORTH BOUND
BOUNDArrive Leave
fO1 830pm 850pm
Has 715 am 735 am
SOUTH BOUND
So 2 30 57 am
No 4 645pm 705pm
FOBT WOETEAND BIO GBANDE
Arrive Leavo
TortWorth GOOpm 1000am
EOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTBAL
Leave Arrive
Express trains 605 pm 855 am
AU the above trains from the Union Depot
G D LUSK Ticket Aueaf
ST L 0 UI3 ABKANSAS AND TEXAS
Leave Arlvo
Express and mall ll30om U pm
freight 620 am 745 no
THS EAILKOaDS
A Temporary Reduction of the Porc3
on the Bio Grande Division of the
Texas and Pacific
KecstverlMdy andGasiral Mocaser Fny
ot th M timrl Kiumi nnd Texts
Expected Here on the 35 h
Hems No
A S Doujlas master mechanic of the
Texas and Pacini at Bg Springs wis ia
Fort Worth yesterdsv
Commercial Agent Wilson ol the Mis
Eoati Pacific Riys the road In Texas has
been doing a Use bus ce33 lately
The change ot time onthaStnU Fe
will go Into effect Sunday or a week
from Sunday No one In Fort Worth
knows what ths change will be
The Fort Worth and Denver took out
as unusually lareo number ot passen
gers yesterday Msny were land seek
ers who wish to locate along the lino ol
ths road la the Paabscdlo
Thero has been a reduction ot the torce
employed by the Texas and Pacific all
along the Rio Grando division including
Fort Worth where a snail temporary ro
duction has been made It is thought
ths torce will be placed at the old figures
in a taw weeks
It 13 the understanoirg among railroad
men here that one ot the receivers ot the
Missouri Kinsas and Texas and Ganeral
Manager Frey will make a tour of lnspec
tion over the lines in Texas this month
and that they will be In Fort Worth on
the 15th Receiver Cross it is said has
gone to New York to secure f aads with
which to complete the Taylor Bastrop
and Houston branch
Brotherhood of Brakemen
Columbus Ohio Oct 19 The most
important business before the Brother
hood ot Jrakemen today was the reading
ot the annual reports ot the grand c Hi ers
Grand Master Wilkinson reported be had
visited and Instructed 117 lodges organ
Jz3d ten new lodges attended thirteen
union meetings and traveled 53 941
mlle3 The report cf Grand Secretary
and Treasurer OSlea showed the cash
receipts ot the Brotherhood for the year
had been 145403 ot wnich 1230CG was
paid out in beneficiary claim J The mem
bership ot the order Sapteraber 1 was
12000 an Increase ct over 3900 tor the
year The membership today ii esti
mated at 14000 0e hundred and thirty
nine deaths and disability claims were
allowed and flty disputed claims were
referred to the convention Thirty six
new lodges were organized list year
The number ot lodges has increased 206
In the last three years and the member
ship 10000 In the same period there
have been 304 deaths and 157 disability
claims paid amounting in all to about
S300000 i
The French efanotjiprononnce cough bat
they use Dr Bul aSbasn Syrnp 25 cents
A boon to enttiifiigxinmanlty Solvation Oil
Kills all palB tlee SJ nts a bottle
FOBT WORTH FtJEL 00
Agents for the HcAUI Hpttoal Mints
The cold wave flag tlflylngI aid when
jou go to theJjstofle to order cca ask
Central oafi7on the FORT WORTH
lUEL QOviTho have a line of the best
lumstbal in the market Yard and office
> 1 jth and Rusk streets
A MIKA0LE
A Passenger Train on tha Baltimore
and Ohio Huns Off a Trestle
An Awful Wreck
rh3 Fatalities Ware rcw Considering the
Mature of the Oatattrophe iha Story
of One ot the Passengers
FRKErORT III Ost 19 A heavily
loaded freight train on the Caicsgc S
Paul tnd Kansas City Road broke la two
near here yesterday and an extra which
was following close behind struck the
caboose ot the regular causing a bad
wreck Six men were in the caboose
three of whom were killed They were
John Brown a stockman cf St Paul
James Orr cf Larimer Minn and
Edward Iucksv cf Fairbanks Minn
Tne iLJared ore
E R faMiTn a merchant at Stockton
whose atkie was badly crushed and
Framc Martin of St Caarles who sus
tained internal icjaries and was bedi
bruised The trainmen all escaped
AN KXPRKS3 OVER A TRESTLE
Pittsdorq Pa Oct 19 Tae cannon
bail express on the Baltimore and Ohio
which left Cincinnati last night ran into
sn open switch near Washington Pa
depot about 630 oclock this morning
and was precipsted over a trestle a did
tance of ten feet The train was running
at a high rite of speed and was almost
completely wrecked Eaeineer James
Noonan and a passenger named N well
cf Whaelinc W Va were instantly
killed end about twenty were irj ared a
number of them seriously The lost as
fw as kaowa it present are as follows
Killed
James Noonan ergineer Pittsourg
Newell passenger Wheeling
Ixjorcd Harry Brown fireman bad
ly mangled will die
Jambs W Batcheldkr Pittsburg un
conscious wry serious
W S GasEN Dodge City Kan badly
burned about the side and head
Mrs W S Green Dodge City Km
spice itjured
A Bruckman and wife New York in
jured not believed to be serious
Henry Murray Burgettstown Pa
slightly hurt
S W Colwell New York bruised and
cutA
A F Fornier CMcsgo bruised
A S Brown Chicago bruised
John Jones residence not known
bruised
C W Mathews conductor of the
sleeper badly braised
Mrs W J McConkey Injariea not
serious
Mrs Hannah McKinney New Con
cord Oalo ellghtly hnrt
Mr Fikkr Allegheny City leg broken
Baggage Master Henry ot Pittsburg
badly hurt
A special train with passengers ofl tha
wrecfcsd train arrived in the city at 1215
oclock this efcernoon Superintendent
Collins of the Pittsburg pastcflice who
was ia the wreck stated three of the In
jured Fireman Brown Biggsgemaster
Henry and a colored man narutd Hayes of
Columbus Ojio will probablv die Tnree
more
were quite seriously icjared while
others sustained slight bruises and cuts
The train said he was about an
hour and a half late We reached Wash
ington about 8 oclock I was asleep in
an upper berth The first thing I knew
the car turned over and I was thrown
across the aisle receiving an ugly cut on
the head andseveral eeverebody bruiSFs
A3 coon as I could do so I made my
way out of the car It wa3 the worst
looking wreck I ever 6aw Tho engine
was demolished and the cars were a miEs
of broken timbers The engine tender
baggage car and sleeper hau gone over
the trestle and the day coach was liarg
log partlahy over The people of the
town broke tho windows and extricated
the passengers as speedily as possible
Inside the cars a scene ot wildest canfu
slon prevailed The injured were con
veyed to the Auldt house where every
thing was dono to alleviate their
suff srlng These who were able to do so
came on to Pittsburg on a special The
train was filled to its utmost capacity
and it is a miracle moro were not killed
AU3TIH SENSATION
The County Jadgaof rravls County Cha ged
with Taking Illegal Ten
Special to the Gaiette
Austin Tex Oct 19 The sensation
here today was tie arre3t ct Hon J M
Brackenridge County Jac ge ot Travis
county 03 lidictmeots by the grand jury
charging him wi Ji taking fees not allowed
by law out authorized by
the County Commissioners Judge
Brackenridge was held on
his own recognizance He was elected
two years ago on the Independent ticket
and by only two votes sgalnst tho Damo
cratic nominee Tne
county finances
ifiivG been investigated by a committee
and fouid in a very unsatlsfactorycondl
To preventftdralnpipes from stopping
up pour a hot tolutlon otpotash into the
pipes every moiiUrWtwTi Then ge y our
husband to srn xeG gid Republic Cigar
ros and BnCos JWnVlorget it Sold
by all flrstelaas jEalers
THS GAZETTE FOBT WOBTH TEXAS SATURDAY OCTOBER 20
UP IN INDIANA
APacked Opara House at Indianapolis
Hears Judge Thuiman Expound
the Law of Democracy
Storms ot plansa Interrupt the Orator
rsmmany Ball Sends a Sharp Beply
to the County Dtmocracy
Tbniman Speakr
Indianapolis Ind Oct
HURMAN
19
was
prevailed upon
to attend a meet
ing today in tre
opera hoasecon
trary to the an
nou n c e m e n t
yesterday H e
speke briefly
During the after
noon he went out
riding and called
on Mrs Ttos A
Hendricks and
visited the State
Capitol and when the evening came he
was in fine condition tor a speech The
oppra house has a seating capacity ot
2300 and by 7 oclock fully 3000 people
had crowded Inside and were impitientl
waiting the ccmlng ot the speaker of the
evening They spent the time in cheering
the naces of party favorites There were
so bandacas on tne stage but the audience
abundantly supplied with them
When the Judge entered with Gav
Gray a storm of applause burst forth
walch lasted over ten minutes
The state committee chairman Jewett
introduced Judge Thurmsn ia a brief
glowing eulog and the audience once
more yelled Itself hoarse There was a
great jam about the doors and consider
able confusion which at flr3t interfered
with the hearing but Judge Thurmans
voice was cieir nnd strong and be spoke
easily for forty mlnutec golnc over the
same ground he traverted in previous
speeches
Itabertion UJunty Uoibcne
special to the Uizosto
Calvert Tzx Oit 19 Robertson
county Democrits had a grand dty yes
terday at Franklin the county site In
telligent and energetic committees had
arrangemeats for an immense barbecue
which were well executed The pivilicn
at Overalls Park had been beautifully
decsrated with bnnting bandanna ap
propriate Democratic emblems asd an
elegant picture ot the peoples choice
The people were there in vast crowds
early in the rcorrlrg At 1030
Ihe Hjn Georga Clark the ora
tor cf the day accompanied
by Hon Scott Field arrived Thejj
band rendered some excellent music md
escorted the speakers to the grand stand
in the park County Chairmaa Mitchell
introduced Judge Claikwho in his charac
teristic way held the vast audience ia
rapt attention tor two hours His pre
sentation of the tariff wat exhaustive
His discussion of the NonPartlesn and
Union Iiibor people was courageous
liberal and effective
Hon O H Cooper fcKowed with an in
teresting speech of thirty minu eo
Dinner was then announced The peo
ple adjourned to the courthouse squire
where they found numerous circsesea cf
roasted beeves hogs and mutton There
was sufficient to give the ceored people
a repast alter the whites bad finished
Atter dinner Hon L I Foster wis
introduced and made aa able and Inter
esting speech cf moro than two h curs
length
Ciptaln E LAnthony closed the spaak
ing with one ol the entertaining dis
courses inimlcable to himself
Hon John D McCall was on hand and
in a happy mood shaking hands with his
numerons Robertson county friends and
giving sweet smiles to the many beautiful
ladles who graced the occasion with their
presence
Mlxej Qls Politics Wlh ttizlon
Special to tho Gazette
Waco Tex 0t 19 Dr R C Bur
leson is out in an interview in which he
severs all relations with the Democralc
party on account he pys of its complic
ity in the liquor trtfilc Hs declares his
intentions to vote for E A Jones against
Colonel Mills and eojsthit with the lights
before him he will vote for Fisk and
Brooks and the entire Prohibition ticket
It devils were as thick as drunken men
wore when Colonel Mills was nomirated
foyn the Doctor they couldnt scare
me
meDoctor Burleson has been a Democrat
for a long time and cast his first
vote for Folk and Dallas and his denuncl
ation of tae Democracy creates quito a
sensation nere He scores Colonel MiUs
msrcllessly end says he does not see how
any Christian man can vote for him His
opposition to bim la based be declared
on Mills anti Prohibition record ond his
denucciatlon of preachers and Carlstian
ity Dr Bnrlesond prominence as presl
dent ot Baylor University and nis large
influence ts a leading Btptlst causes the
FrohlbiUonieherc to rejoice at his de
claration in favor of their party
Decatur Notes
Special to the Gazette
Decatur Tkx Oct 19 Fred L Mer
shon Independent candidate for County
Treasurer has withdrawn which leaves
no opposition to the Democratic nominee
L K Pounds Mershon was once elected
treatu crcf this county over the Demo
cratic nominee he running as a Green
bicker and was reelected at the doe s
of his first term Mr Mershon msde a
good officer and is popular but says
there is no uso running against tne Dem
ocratic nominee in Wise county now
hence bis withdrawal
Tne Centrsl Democratic Ciub expect an
enthusiastic meeting at the courthouse
S iturday night
The Presidential elector for the Fifth
district is John H Cobb instead cf John
H Cable as published in The Gazette
Iocresse ot Totes In Denver
Special to the Gazette
Denver Col Oot 19 The registra
tion in the city of Denver is the largest
in Its history Dnrlng the past four days
20000 names have been entered upon the
books which is eghtyfive mora than the
books showed on the day ot election two
years ago It Is estimtted the number
will be Increased to 25000 by November 6
Uell Connty Follttcr
3peolal to the Gaiette
Temple Tex Oct 19 Politics
makes strange bed fellows B J Roope
is running in Beltcounty for th Lsglsla
ture against the Democratic nominee
He claims however to be a born Dem
ecrat yet JuJge JP Osterhcut of Bel
a born and changeless Republican 1
has takfn the stump for Mr Roope and
has also Dr Osborn the Union Labor
champion otBell county
Mr Roope complains cf unequal
taxation and that is ono evil
that he wants o take a hand in
having corrected But he has begun at
I the wrong end for the assessment rolls
of Bell county show that he Is not as
sessed with one dollars worth ot prop
erty nor a poll
A Sharp Bf ply
New York Oct 19 Tammany Hall
to day sent a sharp reply to the County
Democracy In reference to the latters
recent overtures for union on conces
sional andaldermanlcnominees We have
entered into the corresponding the letter
among other things states For the sole
purpose ot obtaining a solidly democratic
delegation to Congress But If your
organization should nominate candi
dates for Co egress indifferent to
the success of the Presidential ticket as
your candidate for mayor Hewitt we
venture to assure you that this organiza
tion will prove Itself capable ot protect
ing the interests cf our party
At Pilot Point
Special to the Gazette
Pilot Point Tex Oct 19 Candidates
for local representative J N Rajzer
NonPartisan and J W Jagoe regular
Democratic nominee addressed tae peo
ple here this afternoon Nearly all candi
dates for county officeB were here rustling
on the outside
tlpoke at Baltimore
Baltimore Md Oct 19 Speaker
Carlisle Congressmen McMillan Willis
and Hoover addressed tonight the larg
est pollcal meeting ever held In this city
Letters ot regret were read from Presi
dent Cleveland and Judge Thurman
Nominated tor Oocgrets
New Orleans La Oct 19 The Re
publican committee ol the First district
today nomlaatod Charles B Wilson
colored ot this ciy for Congress in place
of Mr Pinchback declined
A Deroocratlo Bally
Special to tho Gazette
TERRBLt Tex Ost 19 The Demo
crats are to have a grand nlly at Poetry
to morrow nigM Judge Wm Charlton
and Captain S anfield are to deliver ad
dresses
ri
Attention Y0ut > Skt 9zn
A box of lump cosrcirrled up to your
room forSIO
TelephcnfiVFORr WORTH FUEL CO
K si
What ar the best teeth that come
C3ked a LynrT acherAef her class False
teeth mum r lietfa boy who smokes
Grand RipubHc iJarros and baffja Sold
by all flrstclsmde e rs
P < j
FALL FROM ATSTLUSNCE
Failure of an Attempt by Heavy Op
erators to Corner the Lead Market
of the Country
And the Firm noes Into Sudden Decline
A Series ot financial Bllafortnnos
The L3iies The Aciets
Cmcoo ItL Ost 19
HE ttilure cf
the attempt by
the biggest lead
firm ia tho world
Nttian Corw th
Co to corner
the kad market
b y p urchasing
th surplusage
ot the output of
1 e ad produced
la the smelting works in this country was
the main topic today in flsaccial circles
here The attachments ii ed In the local
courts cover the assets of Corwith Co
and the Corwlth individualty to the
amount ot 300000 anl In a
general way it Is known that
the nubilities of the firm are at
least 82000000 Tais amount however
has reference solely to recent purchases
including the October delivery and mer
chants interested in the trade believe
tnat even the amount of 2000000
will be exceeded Tae assets of the
flm in this city consist ot con
signments cf pig lead In different
warehouses smnuntlng so far as known
to only about S1J0C0 in vaue There
are of course bills receivable but their
value is mere
MATIER OP CONJZCTUR3
because the resident pinner as well rs
the attorneys and banks Interested in the
case refuse to talk about the faiiuie
The firm of Cor with Co was started
tbrt7 years ago and Nathan Corwlth Sr
has been Identified with the lead inter
ests ot tho United SUtee during his entire
business career Ha had national repu
tation in this branch of tiadr and during
the height ot his commercial suc
cess some ten years ago was
known as the lead king
He went to Brizl a fow years ago on ac
count of his health and siace then has
met with a series of reverses HiJ son
Gordon who w3 a member ot tbo firm
was a well known figure on tne Chicago
Board of Trade ard
A DASHING MN
about town beside Gardaa Corwlths
speculations In the wheat pit were not a
fiaancial success He became involved
to such an extent that the senior deemed
a change in tee firm advisable Last yea
the firm mot with heavy losses owing to
a decline of 7 a ton la lead Their
losses then are said to have srgregeted
8400000 This year prlcr to the begin
ning if the present aisastrous deal taelr
looses it is estimated figured up 8250
000 The tature purchases for the corner
aie thought to exceed 2000 000 and
to carry Ibis load the firm piid
higher rates of interest for loans
than tha usual Quotation tor commrclal
paper Exaggerated statements ot Mrs
Corwithd wealth has been published A
conservative banker says ho would have
put It a day or two ago at 81000000
Ths estimate of 10000COO was smiled
at
Express agents on Georgia and Florida
railroads say it is quite common for fruit
merchants to ship small consignments of
melons with the address and other direc
tions branded into the rind This nove
scheme Is only used where the fruit is to
go but a short distance and to different
parties in the earae town s
iL
Sarah Orne Jewett wis born in South
Berwich Me September 31S49
TJACOBS QJ
For Sick and
ATO FOR
T00THAC
Cured Pro
and PeraiaBWly
Nor us
iiS
Sold Dy Druggists and Dealers
TK CHARLES A VOGELER COBaltimoaMd
UNION OF FufiCES
Powderly Take3 a Step Toward Secur
ing the Cooperation of the Vari
ous labor Oignizations
L ttr to the Brotherhoods ot Engineers
ad tfraktasen Ohanots ot success
Work ot the Common Good
PHILADELrHIA P Oct 19
ASTER Workman
Powderly to day made
his first movement
toward securing fra
ternal cooperation of
all labor organizations
of the country by
sendicg telegrams to
the convention of the
Brotherhood of RtHrcad Locomotive Ei
clneers at Richmond Va and the
Brotherhood o Railroad Brakemen which
is in session at Columbu Ohio The
dispatch to the eiuiceera was as fallows
IliiiADELrim rj ot 13 issf
I M Arthur Richmond
Accept fraternal greeting and best
wishes for a succcssfal session Will
your convention consent to fraternal co
operation with other labor organizations
to the end that all disputes nny bs prop
erly and equitably tdjasted The time lo
now at hand when all labor organlzttlons
en this continent forgetful of the pist
should cooperate ou essentials for the
welfare ot all Our hand Is extended in
friendship
SIgnedJ T V Powderly
The dispatch to the Brskemens Broth
erhood was as f lllows
riHLAIIELrlllA TA Oct 19
To the Convention of tho lrtherhcod of
Hallway Brattmen Ocluxbns Ohio
Cannot steps be taken to effect an un
derstanding between all labor orgscizv
tlons that tho Interests of all mty D3
gusrded through cojperaMve effort in all
cases tf dispute and In seeking legisla
tion for laboi May success crown your
efforts and may no hand turn the brake
that will stop the wheel of progress end
fraternity
Signed T V Powderly
I certainly xicctgood results from
this said Mr Pjwderly this atternoon
Shortly ifer the Burlington striko be
gan several prominent members of the
Brotherhood came to see me at Scranton
and our Interview was such s to con
vince me that something could be done
to bring about a better feeling between
the two orgsnizttions We are already
working In con j auction withthe Brother
hood on the Union Pacific and ar3 resdy
to cooperate with them on all other
roads nor does this refer only
to engineers1 firemen and brakemen
but to all other labor crganizitions
I am in favor of a federation
of all There is cot room for two war
ring organizations in tais country bat
there is room if they work together for
the comrron goodjfor it Ism ready to
go as tar as any man in America la erder
to bring about this union ot interests
rud I am satisfied that the men who are
the heads ot other labor orgsnzttlons
have the interest of the men whom they
represent ss much at heart as I profess to
hive and I certainly expsct to see all
working In hatmory in a very short
time
FACINU LOAOED bflXSo
Two FrUrndTs attempt tj Etcspo at Abl
lenn scd ataki r Palere cf Is
Special to the Gazette
Abilene Tex Oct 19 Yesterday
evening at about 3 jclcck two prisoners
Fred Willis and John Johnson confined in
the cuaty jtli the first for burglary and
the latter for marJer mado an attempt
to cscire The c rcumstsnce3 were theee
Willis who his been sickly was permitted
by the tiler Mr John Hiley to come
cut in tne yard and take a d tle exercise
and when the time ctuie for him to be
locked upMr Haley ia unlocking the cage
turned hid back en cim when Wiliisse zd
his iitol Wniie they wers sccfil ng tor
the possession of the pistol Johnson got
oat ot the cage which was unlocked and
with the assistance cf Willis got the pis
tol from Haley who in epite of Johnsons
tireats to shojt if ha did not shut up set
up s yell that brought the Sheriff and his
deputy to his assistance Wben the Sheriff
sttpped into the j til yard Johnson at once
covered him wita his pistolbut the Sheriff
was eqaady as quiet and commanded him
to drop the pistol which he did Instant
ly knowing Sheriff Cunrlnghams repu
tation as a crack shot Johnsons father
told him when he was sentenced to do
something to make the Sheriff kill him
rather than go to the penitentiary and
Sheriff Cunnlngbam fully ixpected to be
compelled to kill him yesterday but his
qaick compliance with the order to lay
down his weanon saved his life
W C T U Conference
New York Oct 19 Ths fllteenth an
nual convention cf tneWomsns Corlstien
Temperance Union cotvened in the Met
ropolitan opera house this rooming Del
egates were presentfrom all pars of the
United States
Expeice of a Lady Mmmf
iillss EajcllDQ G Harna mis
sionary fo 1st naptlat church
d XiA Xfla
TEXAS PANHANDLE ROUTE
EtnwTeias anil Fori fill
Shortest Uno quietest time from Gulf o Mex
ico Fort Worih and all principal points U
Texas to Rocty Mountain resorts and PaciCj
coast Including Trinidad Pneblo Miattoo
OoIorAdo Swings Dcnvji CoL and 8atrial2
Utah Dolly trains ieavlrs Fort WorthTsss a
m compilslcg new and eleganjTf
PuUman palace sleeping car aiMijJInlng equipped
service through to Denver aneneettrjr at Ool
oradolunoil n points with SF BBL
D ± G R K CoIoradolsSfflttd BauWar sTi
Onion Pacific EaUway vr
Rates of Far dm Fort Worth
rlooip te U 00 °
BOlBflMfBIP KXCCBSIOX RATK8
Fr0J rA 0 nh0 Trlnldad aid rtrra J2
° P M VCoIo do Mrta sad return fs > 7 0
to Deaf aad rttsrn 30O0 to sH Lskt atd n
torn IdoOv
Tickets sood for SO days going and JO days rt
turntrg with lay over privileges both ways i
extreme limit oi ticket nntU Oewber 31 isss
SPECIAL EXOUESI0N BATES
Made by aU railroads in Colorado to persons
holding our 6 curslon tickets
The summer resorts of Colorado are noted tit
JS and the scenery over the Denver
and Rio urande Is the grandest on earth
Tickets on sale via Teias Panhandle Bouts
at all coupon ticket stations In Texas as <
Louisiana CallforlnfnrmatlonanddeecilDtlvs
matter on F K BURRUW3T PA H
LINTHURSTCIty Agent or W V NKWUN
A O P A 612 Main street Fort Worth
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Troy N Yaaj8 I am onlfO
too giad to add my tostlBWp
of the treat value ot r jiavla
Kennedys FVjOrttsCTSsmecy
It permanentlyi rd meet Ca
tarrh of jUSfBfsffder and
MiWEY TROUBLF
rof Constipation I would
to that I uted the Favorite
rjtmes with the luU consent
it my physician
A SOVEREIGN CURE
Dr David Kennedys Favorite Remedy of
Eondout N V la a sovereign remedy lor Ner
vousness Rheumatism Klaney and Liver Com
plaint and all the Hie peculiar ti women It
drives the poison from tee blood and restores
the patient to the bloom ot health
DrvD Kennedys FavorieRemedy
Prepared at U ondoot N Y Price v Cfor a
TZEH
MISSOURI PAGiFiG
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A Sale of Steers
Special to the Gaiette
Colorado Tbx
Scott bought 315 three to five year old
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