Fort Worth Daily Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 312, Ed. 1, Sunday, October 1, 1893 Page: 14 of 16
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WHO WANTS A HOME
HEF1E IS A CHANCE
I am nnt In ths rssl lata hmlnesi hot
mint rMwa tnr tsie In order la an no
will fitter thv foliowluc real titats at H1
ItOCK rrlrct t < rm Thrt nd tour
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Ft to a el six finva cottscrt near bull
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Drslr bi Usf hit fitx to tl y on
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atvt scri ma all nrsr city Unll
A floe k farm on Slltsr Cmk ftM
a all fia r 1 ao uo ctxl atork on It
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tux bo t cf Um rtsudjMht frea for trial
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I Like my Wife
to use
POZZORI
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Eocauso It Improves lior
looks and is as fra-
grant as violets
GOLD tCVEirVVVHTCRE
Jlr Mlrnnilii jilfllo ilcaltr inlon
S on ia tn q iublc liuiisp whvn bomt
ndr tiiit a fumiv ttary H h amiutiil
Mr Mlnuila that lie lnughM anl luuntifrl
till Iw w flw a with it lit of couching
llu tllwl frftro It TltB iktrtorn wrtlfl
cut iUlctl that deitlh kwis ramoa hy
luft octtlmi ilut n bt > tMn6n ptl Kilffaw
IN A KUT SIIKUi
Woeltpfron Utixvhl wearr
NcrT0 tirdl vl lire yon lay
C t at onco that fanioui treasure
CllUULIl IWIALi TOXIU iileaturf
Then will ba youtt cTpry lay
Latt Trtday a rvqulpm mati wttv said
at Alllwankw foe thow vlw poiUh l
dii tUo l tily l rln a stotuntr uhtclt twnt
flown off MitwuiiVce tlilrtythri ywir
eo Thfro to COO raancninrt ou CoitrJ
and only pTctity oven woto aatel llta
tonff Tjoat on the l itly Kltrln uu
co aung werjiAhtre
MAlLSTAaB LINli
Ilotwfn EJmtina oul Frisco In 0Vla
Lama TmltoJy Staca Imtct KJnmnJ
at i a Tunulay UliuMlny ana Satur
day Ibarra Frlaco Jloaday Wnlim
day au1 lW r nnio hour lare SI
cU way ltounfl ttlii JtXpO
o
A jwimr wtmiatt of larla wnj found
locXfd tin In a v > llj utatlon on hi > r > r
jljuj wombs 1y th uiau wh0
> P P lww > o marty I r s o
bad atoliui tho trou < jMu ot n
tatuf wcuaiii which ha1 b u nttu
a tho jnltiala nUroMfr l In lu
air 4i ii tflt4 aj u Mi
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CTATH
Oar Texas i > lunr notn th fact
that wo aa a atato furni hoa verr few of
tho receut Cherokeo IwtjmpM The crn
uq for IIIJ ii plftlu Teiaa can furplan
more land aol l > ettor lauJ nud lanJ n
a ler tf rma for the poor man to ifet a j
atart on than any other atate or territory
In the Union > ot in our cilmatf take
It all In alt to ha urnas ca If t at of
any other portion of our l > rwm domain
Our i oHe untltTataoil nil thla hpoco
bit at tho Cherokee
but iVw of them
bait
Cotton ee < l are oomtnandltiR a good
price all orrr tho atate anil fannora ore
aflllnp all their e J and will nil vor
to holtl on to tho cotton
1 Iuuen of Wallvr countf were notl
fird by iocr t prottM to veaiiv innnlDS
cotton uutll further ordfr under pains
and nenaJtlea The warning was not
IkhhVhI and acrvu or muru glua lmit bttn
burueJ
Tvxxn r rm ami lt n < h liandi put tho
follow Inir chunk of wlmluin wulch U
north ll < weight in otd enn ucoorilint
to he llritUh uM IniiJunl to ctcit pro
ducjr It Hai ranucra who art 11mly
to bocome olarrpctl at what a jrreat dally
call tho autlca of the chcuii money
cranks ihoold carofnlly ton lder whltli
they preffr money worth ttro btwheU
of wheat thrve bunbel ot com or a rcn
tecQ pinmd of cuttoo per dollar or
wmioy only worth half aa mtich prodiirf
Cli > ai money incin dear produce and
Wcm vtrajt IJItluT money or produce tiuy
bi > too flienp produce Id In tliit category
now At tho aamu llnio our money l
abfolutely too pood too dear too exjwti
aire It la too hird to buy to suit tin
eoiiJitlon of thorw who earn nil titer got
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XHE BAZElTEt 1T4 WUHXIL TEXAS BUNPAY OCTOBEB 11893
LABOR DEPARTMENT
under tho most farurahlo clrcmiMtancen
Tho farmer near Canton Vonaudt
ciiumj met aitd reaolvud to bold their
eotion until Oct 1H for better prices
A TopnlUt eiiCAin mant will 1 j held
at San ilunos in UiL 10 and LU
I am lick out of work out of friends
and have no plice to so Theie < ueio
tbe word of a l > eaiiiifitl youus bdy
only 111 yp old aa all wa found
by a itoilcvuuii In an Alley In Waio on
Ihe til slit of the M Shti wua acnt to
the Hoapital whero ihe aoon beenmo
dclirloiH
4loreritor Wage It I atnted Ttlll at-
tend tho bttnol tittle eonrentlou to meet
In St IxiuU on October > t
The Alliance Htnmlard hna the follow-
ing iwulble word on atrikea Iliere
U nothing moro foulUh or more unTor
tuntitc to the rofoini movement than
labor atrlkcs It nearly olwtiya euJ
dlauatrtua to the atriker and een wlini
be aeetua to carry hU point the lot of
tilth and other ioi t inoro than Inl
fto t a Ith any apparent rain Th
1Iicb to strike i at the ballot Itox
Tim rain of the iMtb an > l ITttl waa sen
end all over Texut and eauava great re
jiiMng nrutrtig fh farmers
Tlie new rule of three la trying to
cruwd three buth ela of wheat Into a
dollar
The Tiilia fiaretto liaaiacomo a Pop
ullt ptiKr
Mtump Athby U coins to Virginia to
apeak tor tlio lVjiillsta
Tlie Veoptea Adroeate a neat new
rfpuiUt pai > er hna oialo tta appear
anve In Au tln
A Rood pointer for fflnitern U found
In the riet that In IS tt It O Jlilla wtU
In the liortae of rvpriMuntatiTeij Hie
nnHmUural mate hare autTered fltfhty
tfuu > a more than tie attrer alatea by the
deinonetliatlou of nilver ami wonU bo
benGtttl elchty tlmea more by free
colKiffe and lr by tliU Infnnunii
prime of 187U the farmer nre now auf
ftrlmf a rearlr bwi of f lttNViOOOfii
Ttut ho hoi thrfnxed hU tuttnl lnce then
fd the jtrrat sorrow of atcrlculturallMa
rnrmera alonj the Killf e < i < ecUlIy In
0ranuv tHunty are turning their uitrn
tlou to rice culture The crop will OTer
ote forty bu lieii per acre tht year
Orer 50rt men were thrown out of
ImpHnneiU tt few darn aluee In the
car ahopa tit Muratinll Tex Ktrluffency
of the tlmea the eituiw
II lVrrman chairman of tho leoplea
party nf iurrant cuiiuty will jro to the
bimwnllic couTvutlvu at St lonl aa n
tleleirate
Th Texaa State Alllaaco liaa declarinl
In vow tlv pretut int2n i will iw t ifUo
u friH roinaee of ilrrr in fAtor of de
nioiietiKinit jwM liiul the o rnmeut
lantujr treasury note aa tho only Iccul
temler money
Ur Mneunn Imi ren up the Nnttnual
l irvmbita and in now editlu the 1olH
bal KfonomUlt a 1opuJUt liaiier at
naahlnctou
DUMKHTIO
Meetinsi of the unemployed are being
held dally at Workmnua hall Ohietwiail
Oho vuouDittwa app liittd to confer with
the nuthorltiea report lunjiTw Ihe
Iwartl of admtnUtrailon tWLIcd to Bi end
tvnuitlerahlo money at onnr In atreet
luiprovementa nhkli will ci o work to
many
0lh r lr worleni at the
I7
l l
ltucblluir M11K N J Hmir rmi lu num
ber atrwii tirainit a reduction of wacv
It U Mpected that aid macldiU ta will
Ko out with them through aympathy
Since lmt July lMmt H cmployoa
linre lout their pntdllotu It la anid
I cii when we look on tho lUrltriit
aklo of ii fanuera Ufa it can not lw
denied that In iro kl llmtn with bio
crop or short crops with blirli prlea or
low i rice whether ho la In or out of
debt he U tho nnwt Independent Jeuro in
our ropnhlle And he bt jut now a
aertltlB his indei > on lenco In thnuaht and
action inoro tMn nt any other time lit
our lii story
Tlu United State arnate eo ta i
a a diT 1roliKiiro Injitatry pays
thiii and Jiwtly demaudi that thla auirnat
Inxly do aomethlnff to rcllvre Ita bur
Ucih
Hhe farmera of Mlnnewta bati won
their eaae In the tlvtht for n atate le
Tat r nt I > nlutli and JllUOOl haa been
t the
appropriated > y atflte for the struct
tirv The work > xHl lHnln ot once
Trail iralouB inneiitil
JRO ner ccat In
Knniflt dorine
tho tan year and rait
nna oreaniiatlona 11U per cent
ITie Amaliramalftl awndatlou 0f port
I ° rstr of Vittilmrc
L
which fittnred
i Jareely In the Home
Mead Htrlke haa Wen praelcilly dl
rnptPd Ita lirtidmiartera will Ive movid
to lounCTtmvn Only one Mnt l < now
controlled by the aflorUtlon that nt
Jones rfuchlia In FUtalmnt
Tlie strtkinc union of Southeaitem
Kanraa hnw applW for help for thdr
JulTeriac fatrlles
inV ooctirrwl Armonra KanM
ni
Uty pickery because
union i n were
IntiMdund
Tho milb at Kwiml UJL etart
haCd work to bout 250Q
o Nirlii JllH folton will
So SfSai ne rrdii
uon or Q to 10 pur coot
1 Mprort Conn
M Itfnn
other Mwm are mwru > d Wot arJ
0
uaually rni t a KdJotloTof ajea
fopullit iwnrcjiuan of tltwila i hir
ifto lntLfrr P M I
sutn tu tbe lutereit of l U party
tr Xkk to tUi o M4n
In thirtysix bonri and 000 1 per trip-
per panseneer would bo amplo chnrRO
for that train It would far mora than
cover Its fair ara ot expeuaea in
cludJojr a reaaonablo return for capital
Mr lowderly has a schemo by which
he dcalrcs tu conaolldtito all Ubor orsanl
cations Into one grand national body for
pollti < 3il nctluiL Invitations are bvlni
sent out to alt tho organlatlons of the
country looking toward a convention
for this purpose
Tho Journal of erlculture puta the
labor riueatton lu a nut hell thus Eng-
land had rattier rule this country finan-
cially and comtnenially by maiipulat <
lug our legislation than to conquer It
by the arts of war It acrrea her pup
twmc aa well and la luoro healthful and
leas expensHe
In 1S7S tho New York World said
The American lu borer mnnt make up
Us mltid hcnwfortli not to bo so much
liettcr olf than tho Kuruinau laborer
Men mut Ikj contontwl to work for leva
wages In this way the working man
will bo nearer to that station In life to
which it la pleased Ood to call him
This expresifon still represent the iy
rani zing nititude of sumo lutereats to-
wards labor
Tlie mayor nnd iwlico of Chicago lure
denied the lupuliftf the right to h dd
their meetings on the lake front and oili-
er public grounds of tu etlty while they
frant this privilege tu Itepublieuns
Kttiourata lroliibluoilats organized au
anhiritx all religious deiiomiuitloni In
clmling the Salratlon Army relief chari-
table and other associations
Hecclrer Tally of Indlanaitolis has teen
Allowed 10AW for a few weel scr
Tlee In the Iron Hall rueelrerdhip
An enormous petition from the women
of Utah has been remived by tho sen
ute atiklug that the Shenunn law bt not
rcjRaled
Tlio New Xallon Xatlonaltst tire
thb root cause of hard times as foluwi
It is tho lark of an eMUlUbriaui be-
tween the producing and couisuSnlng
of communities The vast ma
Jower of men tlie working mastesj of
tho world nnd of each commuuity hi It
do not receiw for their labor anything
like the equivalent of Its product and
they consequently hare not tho i wer
to buy nud consume as much as they
produce The remedy It says is to
bring about nninrHriuMoequilibrhiii or
consii nipt ton and production by the irlnel
i > Ie of economic equullty with n uulform
law of econoinlo service together with
such organisation and eoordinatiai of
Imlustry and nil useful service 4s Is
new iary io give practical ciTect to
such a social order
The Typographical union had J10O >
in the busted bank at Indianapolis and
tho Odd Fellows nearly 50 < XM
Tho llwtroy ami Mell ton mines In
Oliio nro nt a atandstill the tnJnem rot
fusing to accede to rbe proiwswl term of
tho aerators
llundrends of Itnlinns and IIungarlaD
are fenvlux the tielgldtoNioixl of Wheel
ing Vu on account of ttut being nble to
ohtnin nvrk Many HiU rrturn to
Uurope
Oreat distress Is predicted for flgrieui
nurll laborers In llngtnnd the coming
winter Tlie forced opprecinlion of gold
and tlie conitquent deprectatiou of farm
products work tlm same result every-
where misery to producers Iet Annr
Iralis be warms 1 bvforu k U too Into
here uleo
Tho supreme contnMl of the Steam llail
roitler union of rennsylvjnla wliiili re-
cently met In tlie liousti of representa-
tives In IlnrtUbnrg was tHmiponetl of
7IW delejtate reprewntlng 7 WK rail
rtuidcr JTvi different raliroa < l orders
eompoe Ihe union r11ie purpose of the
meeting was b > put nida pnrty tie in he
support of tueu l > ie < lge l to the proteetloil
of railway emjiluyea of the utate
CartHMiters are said to be too numerous
for fair w itges lu the Chcrokeo country
Thcro are more than ilJOOOOK mr
euiiH In Ihe InKed Hiatos engaged lu
agricultural pursuits
Tho titthern Iacifle road continues
to rcdiee the wages of ita employe
In one of our exchanges wo notice ac-
counts of twelve large factories and
other IndiHtric in the lint opening up
within n few days i st Tlieoe fnrnisli
work to sevrral thousand lrtborhvncn
mostly however at a little reductiou n
wageithln
ithln a week over HXW1 men will be
ot work in the Couur do Alcne dUtrlct
Tho tcrnn ogrrctl upon have beeli sane
tioned by the miner unions nud Kmgtits
of Labor Tho uiinlng towns out there
are Jubilating
Tho following lilgli compliment waa
reevnily uilj Oenerul Muster Workman
1owdcny by tho Union lacltia I u
l > oes Odagatlni It fcuys As tho
lenis Pish Ihe stntesuuiishltt posavssetl
by the general < iia ur workman of tho
Knighls of Labor beeomes more proml
iietit lie Is aucccHlug In keeping tho
order at the frout or tho aoclal tuovc
infill uu jet in touch with the spirit
govcruiug the times It Is not back
where the eurap followers ore uor yet
In the misty fnture wherw many Ideal
ists and visionaries would have It The
order lus come Into the practical ipoliti
cal arena when the times were rlin > for
It show log the wisdom ot T V lnv
dcrly in preventing tt a few jcars ago
when the tlmo was not ripe
The Mai miners stiike In tho 1111s
burg district was begun last week am
Woo men ore Idle Tho trouble Is cou
linetl to the railroad mlnss where wages
aro rinluccd below tho 71 cents per ton
rate
CSlne large woolen mills la Kockvllle
Conu hao closed also the Arams yam
luld and tho lIsk stockinette mill TW
U hnprecwleutud and it U hoped will
not lust long
A dispatch from IVavldence It I
states that the 1msdtta votniuny his
posted notices raising the rent of rri
company a tenements 111 per cent in
lfonsdalv as well as Ashton Thu
ac
tion coupled with tho notice of Its per
cent reduction tn wages baa created
coiutematlon uaioag tho employes
The Urooklyu elevated railway has
made a general cut of 1ft rout in
wag s on acivtmt of falling off lu re
the I oion lUcltlc system has boeu m
oouiplWieil
John p ItocVefellera attorney Mr
Slurry today put the finishing toucles
to tlie Itut t > rvUfulnary agrvttuieut which
makes an acvmplUh l fact tho Iko
huptrlor amsolldalwl lw nilues a ooui
Nnatlon vontroling iitnetenths f l
the iron ore iiruajtcul In the Vnlte1
ShiU ltb a nisli cnplta of 3tvuou
wo and a resene of ltw000lHX > more
u igfregato property lAho u mM
ln t ueh an aceumulaUou of wealth la
the tuicds of a few is a menace to liber
ty au enslavement of labor cm a fos
terer of djugeroiu aristocracy
Many fsrmera In Kansas nre f llnir
wlwu to their IKSU a U Is 0
por bushel
l onniox
On tho 22 no atriktng miners nt Iled
ft OW n liUItt < I lce
l
nJoti11 11 10 U ij to
41 1 nn 1
1n n
nt JTum writ ou
fct flhluoid V to lalwt a Kns
iiT1ral u ih1 of th DrlUih > irlk
UB nttana hat rotumM to wTrV
I
ii > uftl lilt
at
bcoonio wld V
Skookum Root Hair Grower 1
> batrdrjrTI n > to < ul Wo It ptlt l tu
f fltontwhrocombat or bniit lt Ii I
i otoondnitrt D yrmr MIP ttch > U It dry <
orInbetedcondition Ifthw ojom j
of yur aynptdim b mtJ la of ou <
will
it wMI yort ei L Its
rrrxlaoUnn U not tin m Vi
clilrol but Um rwnllV
rf mlonutta n ennh >
Knuwlfft of U at iV
rivi of it rlr sod f
p > t t4twUdici arr f
ft nw to tf l h m y
SktvuniM1 ro tatini <
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XirTittttlJr cooling w4Y
r ritWiT TonJ Br
it waiilHflSarr r < a
dandruff ad grow hair
pmbaMktaJ
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tl a bMlUir tvad lr
t ixta mutlnj crop >
tJwi ty Xtu m otx
t km Jrw Skin Soap H
tlM > trt > r roral
Mcfjt wSLh ftxd m vnd
tlmtrvm Vu knr
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not npply you cnd < n
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THE KATY LEADS
The Procession with tho
Chicago and Return J1090
St Louis and Return 1690
October Oth and 7th tbo M K T Hy
will tell at oboro tales llotum limit of
ticket October lSlh
ONLY 31 HOURS TO CHICAGO
ONLY 2G HOURS TO ST LOUIS
Citytlclcot offlra 4H Houston comar
Pounh wboro I will talto pleasure In clv
las doalred Information correctly rescrvo
akcfinir car birtht otc
W U WINFIKLU
City Tlcltot Aijt
A Nra Ootlet for Fort Wcrii
The Tort Worth anJ Dearer City railway
sppreUstlug tuo ueceautiy tor snot tier Una
to the Noun oiitl Kant to accommodate im
patioul hiTtt cvuclnJeJ to Inaugurate pas
tenser iterrlco trout lort Wortn nnil all
poluts on Its line via iantiaudle Uty to
iibioago ynvr lork Kanxss Uty lltt
bar lopeki bt Joe Emporia Newton
Wlchlts 7elllngton and atf ihjIuU Iji tbe
Nsrtb and Kant Iiy tbla routs rou mak
practically tho same time making cioas
connection at lauhaudle Uty whore
tbrsugti coachm are protljed
Faro frooi Fort Worth same as via any
other lint
For loll Information address
i u n krELrit
Gen Pass sad lrt Agvot
Kort Worth let
K ISDfVI3
Uty Ticket AgU 401 Itsln St Fort Worth
sVi tnd having an annual output of
14goaftlo twji Sir lliorge niiott
Is tho originator of the si heme
The ruining tn uble Is increasing In
Franco In the coal districts of Aniche
Stiradu and Donignea A general utrlke
throcghout lbT > nation Is feared
Thomas Mann the great I ondon bibor
leader i rtdlcts aeiloai trouble this win-
ter oflte hungry unemployed are not
given work
A ileputatloa frooi tho tmomployM of
this city watted ut on tho lordmayor at
the Mansion hou today Tlie applt
cations for relief are Already 10 per cent
plater than last winter Consequently
It Is urge t tHiat n wjstem of natloiml ro
ller for the unemployed ahoul I be organ
mi1 tW statement Uing made that If
the government could Vote half n million
K nnd sttcrliag per 5 ear for tho Irish it
surely could vote a million or two for
the taring pooplo of nufdaud
Tlio Uus ar whUJi 4iaro been statlonotl
at Alfwton Derbyshire during tho re-
cent troubles tu the eonl dUtrlet liavn left
Oh sn > t TTielr dcpaiture Is regur leil
as a further itnlnintkm that tho alrikers
nn > nearing tSielr Mid
The tougrc of miners at liens bus
adopted 1 > eti ty lbuler proposal to sub-
mit < he tn utter In Jitimte Imtwetfi tho
men and their employers to arbitration
Tim Mloers union of New Castle Xew
South Wales has given iOOtt to rellevu
tlse unemiCoyed
The wnrkiuen of Ilelrium nre taking
tho Md In tigitatlng unlictsal snlTruge
For Mug tweutytivo yearsnt work
In the Iron worka of th Harem rou
Stamm Neunktrchen Uermauy ninety
fcur worhnieu rtivdved S10 each froa
that mnltimillloualro last month
Tlie general ahlpplue strike which
broke out at Brisbane Australia so vera I
weeks ago 1 practically ended Tho
striker accepted the 10 per cent reduce
lion proposed by tho shin owners
Tlie woolen Industry n Norway oiVord
ing to tlie report of the Ilrltlsh consul
lias suffered considerably by the over-
production of tleriminr and other coun-
tries nud Ing its way into the Scandina-
vian market
At Imola and Vnlenta Italy the en-
tire ticket Of the Socialist labor party
was elected 4t the recent municipal elec-
tion In lbjrjrano licgglola l nlgo l r
iirv nnd Sampterdnrena the Socialist
ticket was partially successful
Vauperlton I Tapldly increasing In
flrent llritaln roneequeiit of the Indus-
trial depretn > Iou to the OoTerument la
bor Statldan says
In July there were S37078 pin
P ts lu UreOt ltrltaln or 15111 more
than In July 1K > U
Half the elghtv Ubor members of the
Australian Icglstaturo are pronounced
Hoclalltt
rt
The IXimlnlon Ubor fongriss nt ilontre
al on Saturday adopied a resolution a k
lua the gorernmeut to submit to popular
vote the question ot Imperial federation
nnd pohttral union with the United
States An amendment dedaring for
Oinndlan Independence waa afterward
carried by a Jargw majority
The oppression of the peanantry of
Italv by the money kings la imusualiy
eevcre Tho nmry dutrgi < d for the use
of money U tomellmea u high a ax >
per cunt per annum
Ou rebalot in France he SoclallsHe
Uepublicarw defeaiet such men aa M
Hotiuet 51 Clemenctau aud M la
querre elecUng working mens candidates
to thetr M t In tho nstkwial assembly
ecoml Section confirm more ntiU
cally tbe firt
A reduction of wages caused 1OO0
cigarmakeiTi lu the tiear Havana tradw
to iro out on n strike
TLB rwent International AVorker con
gres t Zurklu fttwcl a resolution cva
naandal diturbancvsC > taft ytcm lor gar
vySi11 Vrt fl delegates and ta
the discndon At tho irn t Zit r nbi
wnfewum S J imow SoX
0
Before breakfast Pn > mrvp > ttr
I Acts as a brawrtrial botUo in cent
I Arnrch ts nre Again exp > vUuff liomha
1 n in v iii y t tfr tllev
are In
i 10
cvl
fc
i v 1 jvn rs 11 vv ia
Tim UEMTI118 HOTEL
Mrs M Whitman rroprietreaa Mem-
phis Texas CoDTYOJcot to depot and
baslaes part of town good rooms ana
neat beds
TTEB AMATtlLLO 1
Tbe popular botol and health resort
IL4nDnCK IUttDWlCK rrops
AmarlUo Tex
HOTEL SAN AXfJELO
Ilecently enlarged and Improved
I L IIAItltlS owner and proprietor
San An goto Tex
HOTEL WALKER 1
W O WALICEIt Proprietor
V Brownwood Tex
HOTEL 10YAL
Two blocks from hot artesian baths Rates
f2 CO to 3 a day
O U UUSSE Proprietor
Waoo Tex
iSIMJIONS HOUSU
You get the best squar meal on tlie
IkOter railroad at this hotel Uood sam
plu roouitj
roouitja
a P S1MM0 > S Proprietor
AlTord Texas
THE UIKU80N HOUSE
Kaufman Texas
Strict attention given to commercial trade
i > e4 bus moets all trains
WASH HOUSE
DeKatb Tex
O V WYfcE proprietor
Headquarters for traveling men
CLAItEXHON HOTEL
Paro best market affords
n DOUGLASS Proprietor
Clarendon Texas
RALKian INN
Oiiposlte depot Headquarters for An
of Commerce
gel Itflte s per day
MOUSE HlMTEUy Proprietors
Ardmore 1 T
HOTEL 1IKLVULU
Wolfo City Tex
MRS FRANK ROACH Proprs
This hotel Is firstclass botej vnpplted
with Tery best tint market afJords lle t
of beds Convenient to dei > o < s-
Only flnttcJns hotel la the city
Q4LDWELL HOTEL
CaWwell Tex
New bouse and new furniture
A C MECOM Proprietor
Oood sample room special attention given
cotuamrilal gentlemen Polite waiters
HAUltia HOUSE
Terrell Tex
J F MONTrORT Propretor
ETerytblag 1 flrstclass Fnue good
saaiple rooms iv rtcrs meet all trains
HOLT HOUSE
MRS M A HOLT Proprietress
Alvarado Tex
Headquarters fox commercial men
ltun to and from trains
nOTKL OATHAN
The only flretclass hotel In the city
Rates f2 pur day
Oood sample rooms
MRS ADA II WALDEX proprtotrcs
l > entou Tex
PARKER HOUSE
IS If Valley Mills Tex 1 i
3 F TAHKER 1rop
Rate reasonable Far
good Travel or
yn ns beadquarter
Tim OXEAL HOUSE
MRS M J ONEAL Proprietress
Witt IVInt
VaM
Free sample room near the depot
HERRICK HOUSE
Round Rod Texas
MRS L M MITCHELL Froprtatre
Near depot best rooms Stvoia
Hon given to the trareting paWit
MERSON HOlftrg
MetlJtin Tegs
M D nvriUiKf Proprietor
Worlds Fair Rates Reduced to Half Fare J
2985 Fori ffntm in GUcasp anrl if
Commencing August 1st the
SANTA FE ROUTf
Will soil nound Trip Tickets to Chlcajro nnd roturn at above ratsa TlciM
alo every day and cood for return pasaaga TIIIRTV DAYS from datocf
Tho Santa Fo Is tho only lino ninnlnc Through Vestibule Blwplnjr n
from FOHT W0IITH TO CHICAGO WITHOUT CHANGE FIIEE ltwd
ING cnAIU CAUS ON ALL THAINS a
It will bo to your advantage to call and lee us beforo purchasing your
et For full particulars call on or address tj
W S KEENAN G P A Wm DOIIFJITY Pass Ajil
Galveston
w Jl Brit railroad to croia lis bor
der of Tia tfrom anj dlr Uonl anil
puih Into tli Interior and on to deep
water on tbo Meilcan Gulf bat aaca was
KATi It ti first to nt out of Ui oU
rota and lmproto Us facilities for hand
line imssenjrcrs and frclcht Aa tbe earlr
settlers moved front old loz cabins to
tbo Kore ectnfortablo modernised bouses
f has ti KATX atlvancod and moved
bcr passengers from 1ullnian Into
ir Tate Sleepi Cars
litOtr tJiaact la tea Uirtlicun I in
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPNY
to do the express business of this com-
pany The above Uxpres Company
covers lines from the Atlantlo to tht
Oulf and none stands higher than the
AMI21UQAN
THE KATY REACHES
from Ilannlbal north of St Txinls and
Kansas City to Houston Texas tb
bead of tld water over its own rails
and passes Ihroucb
Ctnlton Shirmin Dallas Fcrl Worth Was
ahacbie HillsboriWCoTtmpla Btll3
Tajlcr Galncsvillt Hearlolb Austla
San Antonio Housloa
and Calvsiloa
And affords comforts and conveniences
to Its patrons uncqualed by anj other
bontbwestern line
Anj p < non wishlnir to vl It ST IOTJ
JSUU1UAUU liAJJSAS U1XX 11ANM
BAL or tho prodnctlre plains and pralr
Is of MISSOURI KANSAS AND THE
INDIAN TnitlUTOIty should by ail
means take tb
Missouri Kansas Texas Ry
As It Is tbe tnnt direct best eqnippM
snd rnn niltOUQII WAnNtlR
SIHCPRI18 U sit above points WITH
OUT OHANfin where direct connection
I mad la Union Depots for all points
North sit and West
FREE RECLINING CHAIR OARS
ON ALU THUOUQH TRAINS
For farther Information as to rates
route maps tlmo table sleeping car
reservations etc call on or address yoor
nearest Tcbet A rent or
W O CRUSH O P1 TA
liKiTRCo of Ten
DenlsoaTxaJ
JAKES DARKER OT T A
M K is T Ry Co Bvstam
Bt Loatt Mo
HOTELS
ST ELMO HOTEL
Tta tes 12 neaduuarteni for commercial
nvn
1 6NEVTIIT IToprietor
llenrietts Texas
FULKER80S HOUSE
Ills Binclr Texas
O 1 MOOltE Proprlnor
Headquarters for commercial men West
of livprt
lute S2 per tar
J It niEltSOX rroprl or
COUilKUCIAL HOTEL
Mns U H AMES rrop
ICockdsle Tx
I tdair hotel of Porlcdale headnnarteni
for me uareslns pnbuc rre boa to and
from all trains
JiATIONAL HOTEU
lloitle Tt xas
CHATtLKs c ves < lTtorruuron
Open l Bent JL 1503 Tatas 2M pec
WALKEIt HOTEL
nnnls Texac
jms il e WALKEit pnornrETitzsa
1W m ro aan to travrl
a an lilu 3 itr dAj aicj4 rMOis
403 Main St
FortAv
The Austin and Northwestern Railrol
SHORTEST EOUTE TO THE LLANO OOUNTSY
Btagea or Private Conveynnces can be Eecnred at Mawf
for Mafton Fredrioksburg and all interior towns
A N LEITNAKER Gen Sup J
THE
Missonri Kansas Teias Railwaj
MtlTEiTlilOllvLlBttilltEllJ
Trains Texas to
WITHOUT OHANQC
Kair mats rnnot awanar in it tin
THE SHORT LINE
TO NEW ORLEANS MEMPlj
And Points In th SOUTHEAST I
TAKE IHE ST LOUIS LIM1
12 HOURS SAVED
nCTHEBS
rOET WOBTH DALLAS and ST M33
AND TBE BAST
Th Direct Lin to All Folnttln
ItCXICO M W MEXICO AHIZOIIi OiUXI
AMD CAUronun 4
Through Pullman DutTt Qtoaptnx Ovi B
Fort Worth and aLLotfCJ
New Orlan and 0nvr at
toul nd8an Francisco
OFFICIAL TIME CARD
ForfWorth UniouDepot
XAsr 110ONO
Na 2 Lv b00 a
No t Lv 040 p m
o 0 Lv n30 a m
Ko Lv 10M a m
Nalu Lv 410 p tn
KoS3Lv s 4oam
west nouxal
Na 1 Ar 730 n
No 3 Lv 901 A B
No 9 Ar 1030 p a
No 7 Ar e Li
No0 Ar lIOpS
NoatAr IrMnu
Fct rates tickets and all lDformtW
apply to or address any of tb tUfi
accnts or
jakx r zuitN cAsroS jicsufi
Cily Tickot Atrt O P ts T i i
Fort Worth
I S THOItXn Third Vlcerresiii
Gen Supt Dalla Texas
PULLMAN SLEEPERS
Th
I ft l aid E ft f fi
Aronowrunnloff a lino of ms ftentj
PULLMAN SLEEPERS
Between
DALLAS AND SAN ANTONIO
Dolly In each direction rassenrers f s
1orc Worth can obtain berth St titmtl
on sppllcnlion to 11 T C Aieattl
lort Worth Southbound train h n
Fort Worth dlu p ut Dallas U td U
Garrett SL5 IK in arrillns AnsliAP
A tu Snn Antonio 840 a in
Northbound leavea San Aotonl 8dW
m Austin 1130 p In arriving Gits
b13 n in Fort Worth 10 AI a m W
la 0 3 J
a m
11 suro your tickets read via H 4
a and L i G N nW
D J WUGC A O P fSj
L i O JU
Summer Excursion Tic l
= = LOW RATES
SMO TO TH
SPRINGSMUNTA
TO THM
WORLDS FAR
raiBSEtmiuciiuSi ui ui uia
TO TBS
Lakes and Woow
itiscoxsix uicnint > Asn n xi
TO
STLOUStCHlClGOCIXnNXATII01
ftND ILL TkSI
tBW8
Promtosn Summer Rwg
ix tuCVmted states asd ci w
Tnr rates routes tla tabtos si
roatloD neoeaasry for a sutamsr 1
any A rest ot tue Cowpas j
A A CLISOS 0 Q ITAC
Yt WOGTH TEX TYLB
ii c pp nuiucxr 1
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