Fort Worth Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 41, Ed. 1, Tuesday, January 14, 1896 Page: 3 of 8
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United Statei District Attorney Mo-
rirland of New York has Med a bill
o complaint In the United States cir-
cuit court against the thirty two rail-
road companies forming the Joint
Traffic association Mr McParlane also
tut notice that on January 17 he
would move for an Injunction restrain
In the association fiom operating un-
der Its agreement After citing the
ntraei of the thlrt two railroads and
the itates In which they are incor-
porated the complaint reads
That the Joint Trafllc association Is
a totuntary association organized un-
der certain articles of organization en-
tered Into and executed by the several
rttlasy companies hereinbefore namcdi
That til the defendants are com-
ment carriers Incorporated as afore
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laid either by special charters granted
by the several states of the United
Statei or under the public statutes of
men states and as sucn common car-
riers at all the rtajs and limes hero
Inifter mentioned and prior thereto
were and attlJ are engaged In the
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transportation of freight and passm
Etrt either separately or In connec-
tion with with each other In the
trade and conuicrce continuously car
tied on among the seeral states of
the lotted States and the territories
and foreign countries and from places
la the United States through foreign
countries to other places In me Umu
The bill also allecM that nrlnr tn
November 19 1S33 the defendants with
their tributary lines wire In active
till
companion tut tnat on the date men
i timid the defendants unlawfully In-
iHnainjtoreftraln trtde and commerce
anoni me reveral states and
to monopolize such trade and com
merce tna intending to restrain and
iwMBi compunon among tne saiu
iiuwuj in respect to an intcr stute
irae ma commerce hereinafter more
particularly deicloed and contriving
mj inrenjinj unlawfully and unjustly
o deprire tie public of the facilities
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Mvsntares which the public had
leretofore eBloyed fmm th
fnt competition of such railroads or
tj w uwin ana intenutng to
uanu majniain raiei ot freight and
unrer transportation fixed arbl
rsniy rid uninfluenced hy compell
ob entered Into a certain unlawful
flniroct agreement omblndloi and
enspiracy to restrain trade and coin-
VTimone trie several states In the
Of t HrtOn untlilarl
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KT Breement or In re-
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Neyir Orleans and Galveston Present
rates to Newport Nwb and New York
from Missouri river points are 37 and
40 cents respectively The proposed
ndvancea rates will be Missouri river
to New Orleans nnd Ga1rciton 27
cents Chi capo 20 cents Newport News
35 cents and New York id Cfnts a
St Iula paper says that Mr Fnlthorn
Is also to say what percentage of tn
trade each road ought to carry
ISSUANCE tP PASSCfl
Stockman Mill Sot Me re I re Trnns
Itortntlon Lnleis Stock la siilppeil
Commissioner Mldgley acting In his
capacity as chairman of u pass
Agreement has Issued a circular in
2ThlciJe Btfttea Uial Uie outlook for
tho 1S36 paes agreement Is encourag-
ing and he believes its results will be
very tvnoflclvl Several rulings are
innde anion them the following Cat-
tle dealers and stockmen are not to re-
ceive free transportation when not nc
comoanvjne stock TUfrnrriinir tt i
nuance of passes to persons who ore
shippers or ire In poaltloi to Influence
business on account of bondsmen a
resolution has been ndoDtri that im
practice is a violation of the spirit of
the agreement and should be discontin-
ued and that the roads arrange for
not more than three bondsmen at the
general headquarters of the road who
shall not be shippers or In position to
Influence business Regard in annual
passes for car Inspectors of private car
compantes the company maklrg such
requests must specify the duties of the
Inspectors nnd the points between
which they are to travel
jiATTLia or Tin mail
1 A Miller commercial agent of
the Houston and Texas Central came
In yesterday
Charles L Ware general live stock
agent of the Tort Worth and Denver
left last night for San Antonio
Sam It Ely commercial agent of
the Katy came In yc Herd ay
W II Hurst traveling freight agent
of the Fort Worth and Klo Grande
came In yesterdAy from Brown wood
ami departed last night for Ban An-
tonio
Italph Saxton commercial agent of
the Mexican Central departed yester-
day for Mexico accompanied by his
farr 11 y
J V narb general live stock agent
of the Cotton Helt is In Ban Antonio
W H Weeks assistant Iha stock
agent of tho Cotton Belt went oat yes
tetfo
Colonel Jim Wilson general agent of
tl e Chicago and Alton Is In San An-
tonio
Page Harris general live stock agent
of th Texas and Pacific will leave
this morning for San Antonio
NOTICE
We are now running cars from the
court house south on Main street to
Hattle east on Uattle to Missouri
avenue north on Mlssoar avenue to
Urns street and from Uojz street to
the court house These cue carry on
the front end South Main and Kast
Hattle street Blgn Cars running In
the opposite direction from Main street
east on Front street and south on Bnaz
street carry signs painted jellaw
Pront and Roaz street on each end
These cars leave the court house every
nine minutes give nine minutes service
on Missouri avenue and East Hattle
street
THE TORT WORTH STREET RAIL-
COMPANY
WANT Olll UOMS
Germnn nnnks VVI1I Snlixerlbe f40
OtfOOtH to the Lonn
New York Jan 11 The evening
Topt contains the following
Thre was said by some of those In
a position to have an rsrlj tnformat
tlon of this subj ct to he good reiFons
for believing that two large German
hans Intended to subscribe JtOWiOOCO
of the rew government loan
The Deutsche bank It was said in-
tended to subscribe for 25 000 000 of tho
bnnd and the Blelehroders far IIV
000 000 It was alto said that tho Im-
pel 111 round had been lerrely In-
fluenced In consenting to these sub
tcrlptlons by the strained relations now
existing between Germany and Fng
land It was sail that as it will pn
Hhly be the case with larce orp ra-
tions in thl country the German
bonks will put In their blls llrectly
through their representatives here for
the bond nnd will nbo be responsible
for a similar interest through the Moi
gan syndicate a case the bonds should
be Becured by the si ndlcnte
Co it Coull
Send vour orders to be promptly de-
livered to the Stewart Coal company
rnd they will receive Immediate atten-
tion We carry all kinds of hard nnd
soft coal and can suit jou In quantity
quftllty end price Make a specialty of
steam con and rarlnnd lots
STEWART COAL COMPANY
TO IlEStMtl WCMlK
Shops nt Tyler llelnir Overliaatea
CIilclcn Thletes
Taylor Tex Jan 11 Special It
Is reported here that the International
and Great Northern round house and
dicp forces will resume work In the
Bhops al Talnr on Jan 15 The build-
ings have bten overhiuled and repair-
ed repainted and fixed up In excellent
shape tooth Inside and out and In ans-
wer to an Inquiry from hind garters
received by wire a few dtyB ago as to
whether or not the shops would he
completed and ready to be turned over
to the company In shape for operation
by that time an nrflrmntlve reply was
msde by the superintendent of the
work
Some snak thieves raided the hen
reot of Dr P 3 Iunsford a few
nights ago nnd captured fourteen of his
fine llfiht Brahma chlckeis which he
prized so highly and which w on i pre-
miums at the late poultry exhibition
frier The thieves are supposed to be
negroes as one was found In the pos-
session of a colored Individual
1 iward Other barnyards have been vis
ited recently here ana hh v i
chickens Btolen
Choice Choctaw and McA I ester coal
In carload lots for sale by
Noble sales agent South MeAJeitcr
I T
ACCOCVTAILY KILLED
Conntr Snryeyor Shoots lllmseir
While Deer Uuntluff
Bay City Tex Jan 1L Special 1
County Survejor Mathlas wns acci-
dentally killed eiierday while on a
deer hunt His rifle slipped from ft
stump on which he was resting I and
was discharged the bullet
breact end ranging upwards breaking
Ms neck
Inanrnnre Cniei
Houston Tex Jan PjiJr
R R Erwln and H II V
cently held to answer on a charge o
operating an I
Illegally
writs of habeas
pany have sued for
Srput and will press the natter to a
conclusion Today warrants were sworn
out against I F George and C tne
land managers of the Industrial
charg
tual and Benevolent assoMMlon
ing them wljh the same offense
Grent Illrlwe VtaA
London Jan 11 -The death M th
Jlost Rev Robert Grecir p t Ve
ant archbishop of Awntjh and prlraat
of ail Ireland Is announced
VESTOCK
The Market Off Sev-
eral Points
CATTLE Btiuna LOWCIt IX cm
cco tiia ist iik
STOCKMANS MECCA
aix or TiinMAiu ov nuiiniMj
TO 8A AVTOMO TO A1TED
Titn uia 2iiltiu
The Attendiiiee Will Iiulude
or Front CLIuuu und Llie
where Vnn ote
The local livestock market since Sat-
urday has undergone home Important
changes In sympathy with the northern
market for meal fed cattle tor the
season as the cattle were pronounced
some of the finest that were on teed
in lexns this year
Tne local receipts espt daily as re
carded hues were very uood and the
i wtek stat is out with fair prospects of
surpassing last v tea not only in me
matter of receipts but in tie genetat
tone of the tiuuket
W P Andemn of the Union stock
jarda at Cniiajo spent baturajy and
bunday In town on ids wa from Chi-
cago to tne meeting at Ban Antonio
the 14th of this month Mr Anderson
keeps In as close touch with the cattle
Industry of lexas at anybody In the
state and he always has something
ntw regaidlng It IhW ear he cornea
armed with the resolutions passed by
the National Uvea tuck exchange at
Cnlcago list month and a part of them
will be submitted to the body meeting
at San Antonio this week Mr Ander-
son thinks that the recent ruling of ths
chairman ot the pass committee of llis
Southwestern iraill association wai
very detrimental to Texas towni and
Its effect fell as It happened on the
stockmen who protiose to attend the
meeting at San Anton lv The next
effect will be felt wien the Cattle
Raisers association meets here In
March But as the railroads have giv-
en one ha rate fare to ban Antonio
and as a similar rate will no doubt be
given to the meeting of the Cattle
Raisers association It Is not thought
that the attendance will be materially
affected
W 1J Worsham received yesterday at
Henrietta twentv slx head of thorough-
bred Durham bulls that were bought
by his agent In Missouri S U Burn
ett went up Sunday to be at Henrietta
when they were received and he has
mude arrangements with Mr Worsham
or half of them which he will take
to his Panhandle tanch Mr Burnett
believes that the best way to build
up the breed of Texas catt e Is to put
in the herd a lot of thoroughbred short-
horn bulls which In crosi n with th
best Texas cows produce u better breed
of cattle
The great drawback Is that the short-
horn bulls from the eastern states will
not live well In Texas
President A P Bush of the Texas
Cattle Raisers association Is In tha
ely Mr Bush Is an extensive oper-
ator In Mexican cattle ad has probably
handled more of trat kind of cattls
than any man In Texas Mr Bush
thinks that any small depression In
the cattle market caused by the impor-
tation of Mexican cattle Is offset by
the advantage of having the cheaper
cattle to graze on the Texas pastures
and approves of the removal of the
Import duties on foreign cattle Inaug-
urated by Secretary Morton
Loid Godalr of the firm of Godalr
Mlardlng Co of Chicago Is In the
city Mr uodatr nas on teca at uud
Iln several thousand head of sheep that
were bought In Now Mexico n few
weeks ago as noted In this paper at
the time When fat the mutton sheep
will be put on the Chicago market
Ex Land Commissioner McGaughey
was here yesterday en route to San
Antonio -where he will attend the meet-
ing of the livestock men and read a
paper on the land lease laws of Texas
Fiank Kell or Clifton wns In town
yesterday Mr Kell Is on his way to
the ban Antonio meeting He has re-
cently bought a lot of feeder cattle that
he will ship to McGregor to put on
feed
San Antcnlo Is now the Mecca of
Texas livestock men as Tort Worth
will be In March The meeting there
will embrace a number of Interesting
features one of the most Important of
which will be the excursion to Mexico
City Fort Worth will be well repre-
sented at the meeting by representa-
tives among whom are A B Reed
chairman of the excursion committee
and Georgo B Lovlnf secretary of tho
association
Captain M O Lynn of MneraMYHr
an extensive cattle operator was In
town yesterday
William Hlttson was among the cat-
tlemen in town yesterday
M B Blrdwell of Palo Pinto county
who Is feeding a bunch of cattle will
begin shipping toda
John Dwyer a Meridian cattleman
was Intown ererday
T J McCarty of Checotah was among
the cattlemen In town yesterday
Mark Lane of Mineral Wells Is In
W D Reynolds of Abilene was In tho
city yesterday Mr Reynolds Is of the
Ann of Reynolds Bros who operate ex-
tensively In North Dakota and reports
conditions very favorable in that
Barnes Daugherty of Abilene is
spending the week In the city and
watching the market
The Internatlnnnl Ileal I A G n
Kullroud
n and T C train leaving Fort Worth
s is u m makes immediate connection
nt Hearne with L and O N train for
ravior Austin San Antonio Laredo
nd DOlnts In Mexico Through fleei
en T between Kanias City Fort Worth
and Saa Antonio tU lleatno
MUNYONS
REMEDIES
DOCTOR YOURSELF
No Guess Work No Exper
imentingNo Harm
lul Drus
A Separate Cure for Each
Disease
Ak lonr TlrtiRgUt for Manroni
niitilo In Health nnl Cure iiunrK
With u Vuuuu ltdiieily
Mr J J Ityan member of No 2 hose
company uaheston Tex pais I
suffered severely for three years with
acute rheumatism and tried various
remedies without relief Hearing so
much praise for Munvona Ithcumatiam
Cure I ventured to try a bottle of the I
little pills and was agreeably surprised I
to find that after taking them three
days my pain and rheumatlo trouble
had entirely disappeared
Munyons Rheumatism Cure never
falls to relieve In 1 to 3 hours and
cures In a few das Price 25c
Munyons Dyspepsia Cure Is guaran-
teed to euro all forms of Indigestion
and stomach trouble Price 25c
Munyons Catarrh Remedies positive-
ly cure Price 2Jo each
M unions Kidney Cure speedily cures
pains in the tacc loins ana groins
markets the prices were somo lowr I nnd all forms of kidney disease Price
umn uunng mo veeK pusi ine local
inmket was not alone utiocted but the
heavy receipts at Cnlcago and the oth-
er ucrtheru markets were lmiuentlal In
contrulling the tone of the markets
and the eifect was to bring prices down
somewhat Horn tne rlstj of the last few
da
Among th heaviest shipments of
cattle tiom Texas list neck nere the
ten cars of the Alvarado cattle shipped
on last Prlday Taey were of the not-
ed LbbO brand and were sold on thu
cnlcago market Mmdny at 1 12 1 2
The cattle averaged lbU pounds and
had It not been lor the fact that the
2e
Munyons Female Itemed tea
are
boon to all women Price 25c
Asthma Cure with Asthma Herts St
Munvons Nerve Cute stops nervous
nets and builds up the ivstem Price
25c
Munjons Headache Cure stop head-
ache In three minutes Price 2Sc
Munjons Pile Ointment positively
cures all forms of piles Price 25c
Munons Hlood Cure eradicates all
Impurities of the blood Price 25c
Munyons Vltallzer restores lost pow-
ers to weak men Price Jt 00
A separate cure for each disease At
market was oit about a uuarur the i all druggists Price 25o a bottle
sale no doubt would have topped tie I Personal letters to Professor Mun
j on 1505 Arch street Philadelphia Pa
anBwered with free medical advice for
any disease
GRANT WAS HERE
CHATIlMAt OP THE OTITIS H13PID
LICVN EXUCiniVU COMMU1EU
Mnrte n ClAnrirallne ll to 1 ort
WarlU 11 Coantj
suau Urnka
Republican political rlrcles were all
agog yesterday over the clandestine
visit of the state chairman to Fort
Worth Saturday Dr Grant came In
nt the back door ns II were and de-
parted the same way He did not rig
inter at nny of the hotel nnd he took
particular pains thit his presence In
tne city be not known
In fact he only svw two person
Thtse two person are sold to nnva
been Mr C f Drake chairman of Tnr
rant county Itepnblcnn executive torn
mlttee and E Mont Riley Mr Drakes
predecessor In that offlcf
A nnaette reporter learned vesterJvy
that the object jf Chairmin Grant
visit to Fort Worth was to see Mr
Drake and notify him not to lssuj the
call frr precinct meetings that was
published In the Gasette Puttday morn-
ing Dr Grant hoHs tht the n
grecdonnl nnd county c nipiui have
no right to Issue calls without expi
authority from the state exicutlvo
committee and that call so Issued are
rot binding It was to Impress ihl
view upon the chnlrman of th county
executive committee that brought Mr
Grant to town
But his visit vas a fmttles one
White Chatrmnn Grsrt was button
hfllnfr Drake the other numboi8 ft
the Tarrant count executive com-
mittee held a little confireuco of
their own nnd detimlnd upon i plan
of action They very promptly in-
formed Mr Druke that If he dIJ not
Issue the call for prectnet primaries M
select delegates to tho Republican
county convention which mevt4 In Fort
Worth on Feb 18 that he wjhIJ be de
poned And so the cfltl was Issued and
a victory wan srored ovt the slate
chairman There are irrv times
at i ad Indeed for the members of the
g o p In Texas
Hoods Is Wonderful
No less than wonlerful are the cure
accomplished by Hoods Sarsapvrllta
even after siher preparations and phy
Mflflns prercrlptlmif hnve fallal 1 h
reason however is simple Whn the
Hoed Is cnrlcld and purified disease
dlnprflrs nnd good health returns
and Honds Snrfaparllla Is the one
true blood purifier
Hood s Pltls are prompt and efficient
and do not purge psln or gripe 25c
Will Wed Today
Today Mr 8amul Tdwnrds Will
Inms will lend to the altar one of Fort
Worths fairest young ladle In the
person of Miss Carrie Martin The
ceremony will lake place nt the home
of the brides parents Captain and
Mrs T P Martin
The groom Is a clerk In the account-
ing department of the Fort Worth and
Denver railway The Gazette extends
Its congratulations
Adrlee to Mathers
Mrs Wlnsl ws SootMng Syrup should
always be used for children teething
It soothes the child Mftens the gum
alia a pain cures wind collu and Is
the best remedy for diarrhoea
ceits a battle
College holes
Rev O S Wyatt presiding elder of
the Fcrt Worth district conference
preached at the Polytechnic college
Sunday at 11 and at night also Mon-
day at 11
At 2 oclock the quarterly ponferenco
was held
Mr W M Hooper of Brown county
came In today and entered his son In
the Polytechnic
Dr Britten of Arlington was a visi-
tor at the Uriel ts today
Four new students today
If you suffer from looseness of the
bowels Dr Slegtrfn Angostura Bit-
ters will surely cure you
Wanted Some day boarders at 111
Rusk street
Deane Fcrt Wo ths onli high class
photographer will make you a bargain
worth the mo my Deane s cabtaet pho-
tos 03
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THE GAZETTE i FOBT WORTH TEXAS TUESDAY TASTUAItY 11 1890
DIS1I11CT COtllT at VTTrltS
U rait it Jnrj Iiniinnnelleil nnrt Io
ilny lhe Appenrnnce Docket
Judge Harris ronvaaed th regular
session of the Seventeenth district
u urt yesterday mornlnj and the
nal docket will be taken up at once
The following grand Jury was Impan
netledi
M T Uradley formar D C Hen
rctt J U TucketU II N Conner D P
Shaw Hdwsrd Eooij Ittest Llps
eomb Trank tashly J U Ptpkln
Jesse Marshall IInms and It
E Maddox
The Price murder trial was et for
Jan 27 after which court
fr the day The appeal nnce doket
for default cases wl I ha tiken up to-
day
In the rorty elrht district court
Judgs Green the Jury In
the M C Killing ton tase malnut the j
Houston and Texas ntral rallroal
brought In a verdict fr tho defenrtint
and was discharged
This was n suit Tor Vmnire In the
sum of 5W for lnjirlii sustain J by
Ultllngtons lfe In 1MI
Tho Jury in the J II ntn iel mio
n gal nut the Denver tnlled to agree
resulting In n mistrial n the case He
sued for S53O00 damages
The following Is the aettln cf the
Jury rlvll docket In Jul re Oreenvs
court for the week btiinnln Mondaj
Jan 20
A A Mccormick v Kort Wnrth nni
Itlo Urnnde liallrond companj llruee
Stewart vs Tevis nnd Ii Itl Vol
company O Hrewser J C Hill rt
al j T I Iloss vs J a Itogfis fc Ron
M L Heejr vs Koil Worth Packing
rimiiny
Tuesday rort Worth Ice com-
pany vi Chicago Itock Island
and Texas Hallway companj E
R Prentts vs Kort Worth Hn
IPo irnnde Railway compan U
M Owens vs Texas and Pacific Rail-
way romnanj J A Hale vs A A
llrldges Harr vs Robert Mc
Ciri
Wedresdav W TV Dexter vs
K A Uultrs et al O Wflltem
vs Texas llrowlug company W It i
TIaxMi i m A T lllAt ItllltPIVn
Idge Knights nf Pjthlas vs City Na
tlin Natlcnnl hink et at Will Kvans
vs Western ITnlnn TeVirrnnh cimipmiy
Thursday C I IcDanltl vs Jack
Hnrley et al
lly order of court
II II MNATT ntetrlct Clerk
An American In It
London Jin 11 llajcs Hammond
tho American mining engineer one of
the members of the reform commit-
tee arrested at Johannesbcrg yester-
day and taken to Pretoria clmrre 1
with high treason I snld to be the
only American known to have been
arrested up to the present time In
consequence of the Tinnsvanl trouble
Deane Fort Worths only high class
photographer will make you a ba gnln
worth the monej Deane s cabinet pho-
tos 13 00
f tv W mtiI mrIo Frrnrh
nt K Kl iwtnMrcALiHus iu
FlVl im VJ leHilSUrill ltbtlALTHOill
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7 VudiaNTt UCIlVlsar
Al rni li tl and fiav ttatujftt
lnJVON MOIIL CO
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O r A lort Worth Tex
W T OHTON
C r A Tort Worth Tx
IOnT WOIITII IlAlliWAY StIllSDILD
Thi anil rnclflo
Cantbounil ArrUe ravc
No i dally t to a m I It a n
No dally r 25 p m 6 DO p m
No C dally COO a m 7 03 a m
No S dally 10 35 am
No lOilUly 10 p m
Westbound Arrive Leave
No 1 dally 7 50 p m 1 10 p m
No S daily 7 35 a ra S 10 a in
No 7 dally 8 25 a rn
No 7 dally 25 p m
No 9 dally 8 10 p m
Tranroitlinrntnl
Texarkana fehiman and rarls
Northbound Arrlvo Ioave
No J2 dally I SO a m
Southbound Arrive Leave
No 1 dally 6 JO p m
lexn and Icl le trains Nos 5 and 6
onls stop nt Txarkana T C Junction
Atlanta Jefferson Marshall Lonrvlew
Junction lllir Bandy Mlneola Wilts
rolnt Terrell Poiney Kast Dallas
VilUt and Fort Worth
sllaniirli Knnm nnd Tisii
Korthboun 1 Arrive Ieave
No 2 dally 11 10 a m 11 SO a m
No I dally 916pm 8 33 p m
Dyer dally C 45 a m 7 10 a ra
Southbound Arrie Leavs
No 1 dslly 40 p m 4 55 p ra
No 3 dally 6 23am S 55 a ra
Flyer dally 8 60 p m US pm
Itoelc llnnd llout
Arrive Leave
No S mall and ex 1 40 p m
No 4 mall and ex 10 40 a m
No 3 110 p m
No t 7J0 m ft
No S3 local treleht 1 00 a m
No 31 local freight 7 20 p ra
Ior Worth nnd Denver
Arrive Leave
No 1 dally C to p m
No dally H1S a m
Fort Worth sod lllo Grande
Arrive Leave
Fort Wcrth 1 45 p in 11 45 a m
rjontoa and Tme Central
Arrive Leave
No 41 mall 00 p rn
No 42 Illsm
No 41 7 55 p ra
No 43 10 20 a m
Clnlf Colorado and Innta Fe
Boutaoouna aiti i
Vn 1 dftllv 7 25 s m T 40 a m
No 11 dally 10 p ra llipm
Mnrthhnund Arrive Leave
No 1 dally t 05 p ra 120 P DIM
No U dally 7 05 a ra 7l a m
flf Loal Soathvrestera
Arrive Leave
No t dillr a m
No S dally JO p m
Nol daily E40 a m
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FORT WORTH TEXAS
Reopened in fhst clnps ptylo with nil modern ImprovemontB
JLIim table In every partluular
Rates 200 Per Day
BASCOMHDDHNFrop
THE CASEY SWASEY CO
INCORPOftATHia
WHOLESALE LIQUORS AND CIGARS
Corner Kmih and Jones Streets Fort Worth Tet
Quotations Cheerfully and Promptly Furnished
HOTEL RICHELIEU
Cor Fifteenth and Main Sts JAMES MEL10WN
FORT WORIH TEX Manager
RATES 2 PER DAY
ESTABLISHED 1870
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trains from Texas to Uemnbla wltboul
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ebalr cars and Pullman sleeper to
Memphis tie smo tbat roar ticket
reads via Cotton Belt Route and se-
cure the vory best service and conns
tlons Tor additional Informal U
on or address
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Tti Peco3 Valley Hi
Trains loava Tecos Tex asJlr at 11
rn and orrll e at Roswell a
tUa m Staccs for U win WWtt
Oaks Noisl and Fort Ttnt Icttra
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days and Frldayai For low rates or
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