Fort Worth Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 325, Ed. 1, Friday, November 8, 1895 Page: 3 of 8
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CaBI IB Krom Ioluls
Carried Coilugtua County
UllMton K Nov 7 The Irfad
declares Tor Mclvlnley
tr Republican
and Oo ernor Elect
0r president
The Leader says The overwhelming
victory In Ohio under tho brilliant
maershlp of McKlnley Toraker and
Buhrell glvii a new Impetus to the
presidential candidacy of Villain lie
Klnley and the election of William O
BraJler as the ilrst Kcpubllcan gov
iraor Kentucky has ever hud makes
Mm a vlce prisiJentlal star of the tlrst
mienltude
McKlnley Is the embodiment of tho
rotectlte tariff principle and Hrad
liyi elettlon Is u triumph for sound
money In Ohio lioth parties were in
inbtactlalotrrcnicnton finances und
outsIJl of local questions the Wllson
Brfce tariff bill was the chief issue of
the campaign In Kentucky both par-
ties in convention indorsed sound
money On the stump Uradley was
ecn more outspoken for a fold stand
Hi than his party platform while
Hardin openlv repudiated the utter
incei of his party and proclalned the
repel of free and unlimited coinage of
lilver In every speech
McKlnlcj and Urudly stand for pro
ration anl sound money the Issues
upon which neat years cumpalgn must
bt won
McKlnley and Ilradley ns candidate
for president and vice president w ould
obliterate Mason and Dixons line from
th present map and mark the com
elett reconciliation of the North and
South and thu f nationalize our politics
Cincinnati Nov 7 Official returns
from henton county Kentucky show
th whole municipal ticket won by the
Democrats In Covington by floo plural-
ity for lUrdtn In the county two
Democratic representatives wero elect
el t the legislature and one in doubt
la Campbell county Bradley has 1100
plurality The two representatives and
one senator have been elected by He
publicans and every city otlicer elected
uNenpott Is a Republican
Cincinnati Nov 7 A special to the
Times Star from Lexington Ky says
General Hardin the defeated Demo
Title canrililnti for nlrnn lf Vila
lome In Harrodsburg this morning for
bjulivllle wheie he will go Into the
rnctlce of law He declined to dls
ma the cause of his defeat
New York Nov 7 A speclnl dis-
tort from iloston to the Evening Tost
uri
The majority given on Tuesday
l inst the municipal suffrage for wo-
men In Massachusetts was 77000 The
irS1 represented by Dr Henry
lackwell suy they nre much en-
tourage by this result and will begin
he organization of new clubs
ryy on the agitation and to secure
Wnlclpal suffrage from the
LEADERS BEHEADED
TtGETAnms VKY PENALTY FUli
TIIBIH CHIMES
rlWre Sent In Their Uenlba
Allp an liimaalnir Crrriuuur
Uaa Ileeu 1erforraed
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iu is cauie iroin i uu
China to the World sathot the
Wulan endVrs In the massacre of
wlowrli at Hwasang were publicly
l nereit 9 oclock this morn-
r were put to ueaiu
tint Posng ceremony In a
on the execution grounds The
eniDer 1
- ameucan and urttlsn
Kich comralson who went to
Cblnei i watch the trials say the
Mtii prefct f the province two
iii J raw aJ many Amcri
h 1 b uroPeanB were present There
roundt u lti me execution
iJlBraaM to lmprejs the
m of Persons Implicated In
co111lue o be
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eount or in ilc 0r
o Wmtrn lleviill
Wlv ov I A a meeting of the
ILiSJ2 te Irish a
PllM1 afternoon on motion
Lik r U Connni nMiitnh ne ta
fconiiS al eagu of Oreat Hrltaln
rtil V D -Mr Justin WrTirlhir
ftTlt Lllle I8 tarllamentary
TWn X decided to remove Mr
5lll y from the executive
-
mJcftcoun of his action at
rii7 Omagri revolt
JXatli V5 at the cnuntv Ty
rea oh Aonnlon M IIae
fttt EriJIUon ot selling Tyrone
llM hf Mr lw fom mem
t nawert teecutlve committee had
fcll5 mJLrvXche DVltt antl
Si MavntmJer of rllament for
was elected to fill the
wSwvwnv
1 1 7 llrotber Wits
3 t Ahrnlon
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tthi The first and
rfott iK lmPortnnt crown wit
f Cells body and verlfled
tsu
Mi
the testimony of previous witnesses
who declared that the hands of one of
Hyntls brothers was bleeding from
obtusions thereon Humphreys evi-
dence relative to the position of the
body was the same In effect ns that of
Dr King lie said Hyams eplalned to
him and Hxpressman Fox how the ac-
cident happened and attributed the
cause to the weight falling oft the
liook In the elevator shaft
II til A IIIMI KIMUI
Several At llnrkHes Testlfr ThM sirs
loiiKiir Whs lletler
fMoniJiC Tln tne oamage suit
of Mrs Helen II Oougar against Con-
gressman KlIJili A Horse for alleged
libel Mrs Mary A Llvermoru was call
ed as a witness Khe testified that Mrs
Oougar was addicted to severity of
speech Indulged often In personalities
llrs Look wfc of the mayor of Olou
cester Moss and president of the Wo
Jiiain IteUef Corps Mrs SI Helen
STVna Uonal eeurer and organ
Ilh Ty ex presldent Matsaclu
setts W c T v each gave
w70rv ot that Presented
by Mrs Llvermore
Illed of bellow Ievrr
Hochester f T Nov 7 A letter
iSl Iera from Viscount Samuel
CHlbralth at Antigun West Indies in-
lil SM ul at Antigua who
irtrr Tntiy that his death vtt
e jellovv fever Tho letter nl o
conlaliw the statement that there has
been a great many deaths from the
disease this fall among the
Pettlers At ere ruptured
St1ViburFNov -A dispatch
to the ovoe Vremja from Vladlvo
stock says that the Russian warship
lukuts has raptured seventeen of the
gun sealers In the sea of Ohkotsa all
pf them having slaughtered seals on
board One schooner which was
chased by the warship succeeded lu
escaping
TWENTY THOUSAND
DOLLAItS 11 IK LUMii AMOCNT FOIl
uiiicii s 13 currii a co
Mnilff nn Asnlituiuf tit lealcrdii
Tiill LUt ot lrefurrtfd trdltora
With tL AiiiuuiiI Uuii
IlUUboro Tex Nov 7 Special
Yeaterday owning at 12 CO the hard
fue uuU Implement Urm or H 11 Car-
ter Co composed ot S U Carter
and Jo Abbott filed a deed of trust ia
the county Llerko offlce conelng to
Jolm 1 Warren trustee their aioclc
of Imrdwaic Implements notes and
accounts and two town lots In Hllls
boro for the benefit of the following
ciedltors Iariners National bank
ItTfcG 92 Carlton 00 3an
Ctawford J1070 D l npland J3T8 47
11111 County National hank J 1025 Stui
trls National bank 3500 M HaUer
nmn of Ohio J 3500 Lammtrs runt
laheston JJOOO Thomas Atkln M
Louis 13000 Mrs Hannah Bates note
31000 total SJO7CO4t Thin lltm has
lonff been cunnidered ono of the strong
em In the city and the failure nas
caused by failure to collect on obliga-
tions many being carried over from
last jear
Fiilur ttt W rllliortie
AVellborne Tex Nov 7 Special
A W Holder general merchant and
nleo running a laloon usulgned this
morning J I L Gentr trustee no
etatement obtainable but liabilities
and assets are large and about equul
hhort crop and nlow collection nere the
cuuses
LUMION rtlIJItv
DUdiMftlntr llic IJfetloii nnd
iintlerMU NullU
Iondon Nov 7 The Times this
morning gte over a column to u New
lurk UUputch regaidlng the election
The other pupem hae short dis-
patches on that subject and hae a
olumlnoufl account of the
wedding
A New York correspondent of the
Times supposes that no wedding eer
excited mcli widespread Interest or
was any ceremony eer so splendlj or
elaborate
The marriage Id exceedingly popu-
lar ho adds
The Dally News hns an editorial on
this subject which ays
The pomp of rank and wealth comei
at the right time to unite the two na-
tions In the times of common worship
after the estrangement of the yacht
races
The Dally News Liberal as
The elections are going so markedly
In faor of the Republicans that the
presidential seat Is all but afe for the
next Itepubtlcan cnndldate
The Chronicle Liberal says
It Is quite clear that there Is no real
Dcmocratla reihal We regret It but
ore not surprised at the victory of
Tammany In New York It carries an
Important moral for our too extreme
temperance friends
The Post Conservative will say
The general remit confirm the opin-
ion that the reaction against the Demo-
crats which wa so conspicuous lost
November Is sill In operation The
Democratic success In New York City
was truly temarkable and was doubt-
less partly due to the Intolerance of
the reforming party
suit in Aommiv
Tor eBeiitnsr tlie mriimaltlp Olntsin
fhi lvuiilantl
Philadelphia Nov 7 The Interna
tlonal Navigation company has libelled
the Netherlands American line Btenm
shlp Obilntn which was towed Into
1 In llf ax Saturday with her shaft
broken by the 1ennland for J100 000
It Is believed by shipping men that
the claim Is un unusually meritorious
would surely have
one as the cssel
on Sable Island and dashed to pieces
had she not fallen In with the Ienn
land A Btrance coincidence Is the fact
that Just six ears ago the Iennland
was tnwpd Into Halifax wider flmllar
conditions by one of the steamships ot
the Nethcrlanda Amerlcan line
OCIUT NOTK
On the Inrre PIlou th8
Lllivrnl Cundhlnte
London Nov- 7 The Berlin corres-
pondent of the Times comments on
the immense Increase of S
vote in the baimt in he dlsujct of
porlmund resultlns In th
the Socialist Lutgemtu
This is largely due to the fact JUiat
the Social
centrists supported
many
UU rather than the radlw il bera
cnndldate This the VoerwarU yi
Is thtf peoples answer Emperor
Williams appeal for cohesion aialnit
the Socialists and to the threatened
anti Socialist measures
W NY CunplHll general agent of
the Texas and Tacinc hflt
iilgbt and wtnt north on a wur
TUl GAZElrjS l EVICT TVOItTIT T JEXAS JTXUJJAY SPY KM HiSK K lgno
GHASTLY
Discoveries Made in
Detroit
Mnniiu Tim Trnmmi ntii osion
ucci ititim vMuiMiiiitr
ENGINEER BLAMED
IUU HIS GItOH NUG1IKCU IN
TltU CAHU OV T1IU UDIIsUHS
NVATUIt TOO LOW
Tli l My Head Itodlvs Alrrndy TnUrn
Out and There Are Mom
Net to Cotuoi
Detroit Mich Nov 7 The work of
rescuing bodies of the victims of Wed-
nesdays explosion In the Journal build-
ing went sttadlly on all day and to-
night The list of missing decreases
About correspondingly with the num-
ber of dead bodies taken out Over
thirty dead bodies hae now been re-
covered and Identified but the number
changes frequently on account of new
and ghastly discoveries which como to
light In the ruins The number of kill-
ed -will approximate forty Todays de
elopments conclusively demonstrate
that negligent care of the boilers was
the cause of the catastrophe Official
Inspectors nnd competent engineers
examined portions of the wiecked boil-
ers today and pronounced the cause
as low water causing a super heated
condition of the flues which -was ex-
ploded by the Injection of cold water
Tho engineers action Is strongly
condemned The engineer of the Tieo
Press building elates he had previously
warned Thompson against leaving Ids
Doners witnout naving an assistant
to watch them Some of the occupants
of the bulldlntr irlve similar tcntlmnnv
Thompson Insists that he saw hjth
boilers ten minutes hefore tho explos-
ion and that they contained plenty
of water nnd nlxty ilve pounds prtssure
of steam
The portion of the building still
staudlng wus oiliclally examined today
and found to be out of plumb wrench-
ed by the shock and otherwise defec-
tive It will doubtless be condemned
NTKV1I IMMiivi
Lnle aa Irumiit Mil In vnt 1o Ivoitle
lit Urent Illttrex
St Johns N P Nov 7 Th tlrnl
rrlnts a series of letters from corres-
pondents along the eoulh and west
coast to the effect that dire distress
prevails among the poorest class of
peopie reaming mere ami especially
receiving pauper relief The retrench-
ment pollci Of the Covprnm nt iironnt
tated the cutting off of half of the
pauper grant and the fisheries being
jioor many nnu memseivea in wietcit
ed circumstances Tho oorrennoml
ents predict Btnrvatlon In numerous
instances unless prompt help is sup-
plied by the authorities
KILLED HIS PARENTS
DAMAGING UNIUUNCK AUAINbl A
BALmiOltU HO V
Areaseil of Ioundlniff Ills Im rents to
Death and Itlttlnir the llou
seeius Indlderent
Baltimore Nov 7 The police tonight
announce that they have dis-
covered most damaging and convicting
evidence against Jerome Consell the
nineteen- ear old boy who Is under ar-
rest charged with the murder of his
adopted parents Captain Frederick
Lang and his aged wife The victims
lived In the suburbs and Captain Lang
Is supposed to have been worth 100
000 Their house was entered on the
night of November 4 the two old peo-
ple were literally pounded to death
with a hammer and the house was
also rifled The boy maintains a stolid
demeanor and does not seem to realize
the enormity of the charge against
mm ne victims were uurieu today
PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS
ENSATIONAL 10 CU MEM S FlU
IsISIICU II r S1A M1UIIA
Tli nomau Cntltollo lllcmrcbr la
Arraigned hjr the CJorernment
for Falsifying
Chicago Nov 7 A special from
Winnipeg Alan aas Of scores of
documents that have been Issued since
the parochial school agitation began
by far the most sensational has Just
been published by the Manitoba govern-
ment It has been kept by the govern-
ment to be Bprung on the eve f the
general elections and the effect of the
startling document Is all that has
been expected It arraigns the Roman
Catholic hierarchy for falsifying The
Itoman Catholics have all along con-
tended that these schools were pre-
served to them under the bill of rights
adopted when Manitoba entered the
confederation of Canadian provinces
In 1870 The Protestant contention has
been that while reference was made to
parochial schools In a rejected bill of
rights submitted In U73 there was no
such lefereuce In the bill ratified and
andopted In 1870 by both provincial
and dominion governments
la answer to this Protestant
Pft
tlon the Koman Catholics produced a
manuscript bearing the 1ate of 1870
which read that the rights of lloman
Catholics to their schools should never
be Interfered with This manuscript
bore evidence ot being reliable nnd
authentic and seemed concluMw
Now however the government shows
that the date of the domment was
really 1S73 and i scientific photo
graphic process rtvcals thai the fig-
ure 3 was changed to 0
The original figure 3 Is by a photo-
graphic view re vented In faded Ink
like the rest ot the document while
the cipher Is In blacker and fresher
Ink
Aeeeitet1 flip Cluilleime
New York Nor 7 Choppy W art
Burton the manager of J Michael
the Welch champion who was chal-
lenged through the American NYheel
men by John S Johnson for a series
of three races has accepted the chal-
lenge of the American but Insists
that the race be held In Prance or
Kngland le Is willing to allow John-
son 500 for expenses Manager Kck
said Johnson would prefer that the
rnce take place In America and Is
willing to offer sufficient
to make It to Michaels advantage
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lteturneil to the Cmmt
New York Nov 7 MIfs Mabel
Wright hns returned to this city from
Yankton S D where she obtained a
divorce from Ternaiulo Yinaea with
the prl liege of taking her maiden
name She was met at the station by
her father nnd Count Zlehy to whom
she Is soon to be tmarrled
coMisnn TKLiumiiis
City of Mexico Nov 7 Forty seven
Americanists left today fnr the city
of Oaxaca whence they will go In car-
riages to the ruined temple of Mllla
Fall Hlver Mass Nov 7 One hun-
dred weavers at the Narragansett mill
struck this noon because the lists of
their work were posted In tho weave
room
Washington Nov 7 Mrs D P
Powers a well known nctress who
achieved wide repute as an Imperson-
ator of standard characteis died here
oday
Kansas City Nov 7 Dick Moore of
St Paul nnd Paddy Purtell were
matched here today to fight November
3 within twent five miles of Kansas
City for J C00 a side
llerlln Nov 7 The police today con-
fiscate the Issue of the Soclatlst pa-
per Vorvvnertz of today because It con-
tained matter which was calculated to
da harm by Ita publication
New York Nov 7 The Morning
Journal In a new tporaphlcal dress
came out today under the management
of Mr Wlllam II Hearst owner of the
Sin Francisco Ux am In or
NYashlngton Nov 7 Solicitor Gen-
eral Conrad will on Monday next movo
to advance the caBe of the United
States vs Stanford estate on the Uni-
ted States supreme court docket
Oberlln Mo Nov 7 At todays ses-
sion of the National convention of the
non partlan W O T U delegates
were appointed to the Washington con-
vention of the anti saloon league
Auckland N K Nov 7 According
to mall advices today from Honolulu
cholera has censed entlrelj In Hawaii
and the port Is clear from tnfectlon
Advices from Samoa announce that all
In quiet there
Saratoga N Y Nov 7 Oeorgo II
Sherman of Portheo N Y expired
there suddenly with heart disease last
night He was the richest Iron man In
Northern New York being worth 10
100000
Philadelphia Nov 7 Frank Willing
Loach has declared for a Philadelphia
for United States senator to succeed
Senator Cameron Owing to his close-
ness to Senntor Quay his declaration Is
regarded as significants
New York Nov 7 itennnipr anft to
day set for trial on Noa ember 18 the
case against Milton Isaac Calm for
assaulting his two daughtirs which
u pensnuon iwo jeura ago
Cnsh Cahn Is In Nebraska
London NOV 7 It l nnnniinna1
here that Mexicos conversion ot her
Humor ueot a 8I uccessrui that the
government will ask tho rhamw tn
authorize a second Issue to complete
me L uiiruiiumui oi me wnoie ueut
Kan Tranclsco Nov 7 The vacancy
In the directorate of tlm Hmtirn in
clflc company caused by the death of
j lownp whh inieu louay by the
election of Alfred V Tubbs a personal
frigid of the directors
New Haven Conn Nov 7 The
Ninth annual convention of the Chris-
tian Workers of the United Mates
opened a seven davs session lirro Mrinv
In the Calvary Haptlst church with
inree nunareu delegates in attendance
Washington Nov 7 Cards are out
for the marriage of Dills Mills United
States consul general and secretary of
legation nt Honolulu to Cora Hlchle
daughter of Benjamin V Nalle at tho
residence of the latter Bellevue ltapl
dan Va next Saturday
Lexington Ky Nov 7 Governor
jurowne nas exienaed the time of the
execution of Columbus Phelps who
was to have hanged at Bowling Cireen
next Pilday for the murder of liln
brother He will doubtless be tried for
Insanity shortly
Manchester N If Nov 7 The
uiicnesier mins are to erect a large
cotton mill on the east side of the
Merrlmao In this city The estimated
cost Is In the neighborhood of 700000
Thl corporation has always purchased
Its cotton cloth but now proposes to
manufacture
NVashtngton Nov 7 Senator Stan
derson of Nebraska arrived In Wash-
ington tonight Whil here ponator
Manderson will present his argument
on tho appeal to tho secretary of the
treasury from the growers of beet
sugar against tho comptroller of the
currency In the sugar bounty case
STlTi HOTELS
WACO TEXAS
NVINN HOUSE
New brick block corner Eighth and
PronkUn streets J T Winn pro-
prietor Convenient to depots post
office electric car lines and business
houics accommodations t ual to any
2 ouse at 1 a day
NVYLIE TEXAP
COULTKR HOUSE
House and furniture new and first
clats In heart of bulnesa part of town
free sample rooms fltcd with counters
opens Into hotel office Kates 2uu per
day
WICHITA FALLS TEX
GOBBLING HOUSE
A first class hotel In every respect rou
stop here when In the city rates 160
per day E V Gorshlne proprietor
COMMERCE TEXAS
ACKEP HOTEL
O W Acker proprietor elegant nw
brick strictly up to date comfortable
clean rooms elegantly furnished faro
unsurpassed by any house In Texasj
free bus meets all passenger trains
free sample rooms rates 2 per day
HiLLsnono TEX
HOTEL WINDSOE
Mrs C H Carrlco proprietress
Large brick hotel newly and neatly
furnished throughout Centrally lo-
cated Electric lights Pleasant rooms
First class accommodations
BLOOMINO OBOVE TEX
THE ELMO HOTEL
accommodate traveling men Every-
thing nnt clafcs
MRS ED ONEAL
S irowUtrss
STATO iipiris
ALBANY T1 XAS
MULTOX HOUSE
AHDMOBE 1 T
WlHNOlt HOTHL
Just changed hands 8 8 Tolaon for
merly ot uuanan in uiarce Soihits
pitrui ago of commercial ineu
ALBANY TEXAS
ALBANY HOUSE
rirslctiis in every resnect Table
supplied with the best the market at-
toras iieoAiciuaricis or comnier M
men Bates 2 per day James Mel
ton proprietor
AUSTIN TEXAS
TYLEIt HOUSE
50S East Seventh street opposite St
Marys acadcm special attention to
transient custom good me vts com-
fortable beds commodious rooms po-
lite attention Eates 160 per day 7
per wcew air lc uordon proprie
tress
ATHENS TEXAS
UKICK HOTEL Opposite Depot
Sample rooms for commercial men
J B BEILLY Manager
ALVOBD TEX
ALVOBD HOTEL
Ever thing first class traveling trade
a specialty rates 1 pr day Simp-
son Bell prop
BLUFFDALE TFX
GLENN HOUSE
Only first class hotel in tuwn has Junt
bei n refitted and remodeled rales
160 per day free sample room lor
drummers II II riluu manager
BOWIE TEX
WASHINGTON HOTEL
rirtclass In eery respect elegantly
furnished rooms menu unsurpassed
rates 1 per day near Denver depot
W E McKaln proprietor
BURLESON TEX
CITY HOTEL
Recently changed hands thoroughly
renovated convenient to business por-
tion of cltv rates il headquarters for
commercial men W 11 Dawson prop
BELLEVUE TEX
MAJOK HOUSE
Hates 1 per day t per week II R
Jordan proprietor First class accom-
modations comfortable rooms ctenn
bids table supplied with the best the
matket affords Sample room for com-
mercial men
HltOWNWOOD TEX When In
Brownwood If you want good accom-
modations nt reasonable rates stop
with Mrs U A Tanner at the Tan
nor House Good roans table nnd ser-
Ice first class Centrnlly located
ItUes 1 per day nnd upwards
BLUFFDALE TEX S
GLENN HOUfli
Only first class hotel In town hai Just
been refitted and remodeled rates 2
per day free Bimple room for drum-
mers Mrs M J Paris prop
BASTROP TE
HIGIISMITH HOUSE
rirst class In evcrv rJpect the ac-
commodations nre the best In the city
BAItTLETT TEX
BARNHABT HOUSE
Newly built and furnished we Invito
the traveling public to stop rflth us
J M Barnhart proprietor formerly
proprietor Barllett House
BALLING EK TEXAS
PEARCE HOTEL
It D Pearce proprietor Terms t M
per day special nttentlon to traveling
men situated on the main street
BULLS TEXAS
UNION PACIFIC HOTEL
Fifty feet from Union depot first dnss
In every respect table supplied with
the best tho market affords nlcMv fur-
nished large sample rooms hpadguar
ters for commercial men Rates 2 00
per day Meet all trains J N Phil-
lips proprietor
BIO BANDY TEXAS
FULKIVSON BOUSE
Mm Birrett Proprietor 2 00 per day
BAIRD TFXAS
RIGAL HOUSE
BARTLETT TEXAS
BARTLETT HOTEL
Solicits commercial trade Just changed
hands thoroughly renovated newly
furnished table supplied with every-
thing In season Sample room free
Rates 2 00 per day G W Server
Proprietor
BAIRD TEXAS
CITY HOTEL
J Miller proprietor Convenient to de-
pot and business
BRlDQEPOnT TEXAS
HOTEL CLIFTON
Only flrst clasn hotel In the city Rates
2 J L Mallett proprietor
BALLING Cn TEXAS
GAY HOTEL
Only first class hotel In town good
rooms and a first class table free sam-
ple rooms
BELDEN
BELDEN HOTEL
Opposite depot Mrs M I SlnIeterrr
proprietress Rates 2
BERWYN I T m
HOTEL HARDY
BOWIE TEXAS
NATIONAL HOTEL
COMANCHE I T
CITY HOTEL
CHILDRESS TEXAS
EUROPEAN HOTEU
COMMERCE TEX
BT LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN HOTEL
Railroad Eating House
Convenient to depot and stores pleas-
ant rooms good table and reasonable
rates
CRAWFORD TEXAS
CRAWFORD HOUSE
CLARENDON TEXAS
CLARENDON HOTEL
R Douglass proprietor
CAMERON TEYAS
CA MERON nOTRT
C L Moody has Just opened fn con-
nection with thAi Cameron hotel the new
brick hotel for the exclusive patronage
of commercial men Large light sam-
ple room Population 4500
COMANCHE TEXAS
LOWRY HOUSE
Mrs A 13 Lowry proprietress A
house for traveling men nice clean
beds hot and cold baths best table
In the city
CHICO TEXAS
Onty flrst clasa house In the city Just
changed management Sim Pellet
proprietor
COLORADO TEXAS
ST JAMES HOTEL
W E Morris proprietor Headquar-
ters for commercial men
COLEMAN TEYAS
FLORENCE HOTEL
W II Payton proprietor
COLLINSVILLE TEXAS
jamii HUUflr
J J Jamett proprietor Good accom
modation first class rxuns rates rea-
sonable
DE LEON TEXAS
KTAll UUli iU
Near depotr accommodation first-
plan ratesi 1 and 1M ber dar
Alonzo L ITSpata proprietor
ST Nil llOTKIS
DECATUR TEX
CITY HOTKf
The onty first- iat 1 a ay house in
iw m ir njuare airs a u or
gill priprletrcns
DUBLIN TEX
ST ELMO HOTEL
Iteadaunrt rs lor lommiiclal men
elegant stono Miildtna good saturlo
loom free satisfaction guaranteed
center of bmiuiss near pOBiotree
rates 2 per da J H Latham pro-
prietor
DA1NGERF1ELD TEXAS
KM1TII IIOTL
Thw only nm clus luul In the city
jnauqimricrs ii r commercial men por
tet meets -11 trains rates 3 per day
J H Smith proprietor
DENlUN TEXAS
HOTEL OATMAN
Mrs Ada Waldcn proprietress Only
first class hotel lu tho clt Hates 3
per day
DAVIS I T
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
DENISON TEXAS
CENTRAL HOTEL
J It Mershon Proprietor 400 102 Main
street Rates l 80 and 200 per day
Specal rates byveck or month Electric-
India and nil modern conveniences
Sum pic roomiv ror trivoltng men Head
quarters for show people
EL PASO TEVAS
HOTEL PIERSON
T1k lending hotel Is united and man
aged by I M Bell It Is a three story
brUk and Is In ever way first class
Special nttentlon gltit to tourists
American and European plan Table
truarnnted to he the best In El Paso
Population 13000
KARMERSVILLE TEX
ST GEORGE HOTEL
R P Moot p Pinpr First class
throughout New bilck building nnt
new equipment North wst corner
square
GRANBURV TEXAS
NUTT MOPSU
First -class accommodations large
sample rooms frr terms Js a di D
U Xult proprietor
GRAPEVINE TEXAS
roWELL HOUSE
Jams Powell proprietor Newly fur-
nished and painted Sample rooms
free
GRNBURY TEXAS
BRA PCS HOTEL
Reopened In good stvlf sample rooms
Mm IjuIsp iVore proprietress
GILMER TEXAS
BUIE HOTEL
FlrstClass ncrommolttlons for tho
traveling public good rooms clean
beds and a tnble cm ml to any In East
Texas Free uample rooms conven-
ient
GBEENVILLE TEWS
HOTEL BOYEL
Hotel eonvenlenlly located to the M
K At T depot and open day and night
Business ptrt of the town Accommo-
dations first class Special rales given
by the week Mrs A L Hnrrell pro-
prietress J P Scott manager
GAINESVILLE TEXAS
LACLEDE HOTEL
John Lawrence proprietor Newly
furnished and equipped rnles 1 to
1 23 per day cuisine the best attentive
wallers No tf East California street
GOLUTHWAITH TEXAS
ABNEY HOTEL
First class accommodation to the
trawling public good rooms clean
beds and a table equal to any In Wet
Tex is free sample rooms convenient
J It Abney proprietor
HENRIETTA TFX
KENTUCKY HOTEL
Tho only flrsl class 1 a diy house In
the city neur Missouri Kansas and
Texas depot T N Morgan proprietor
UILLSUORO TEXAS
LIGG17TT HOUSE
HUGHES SPRINGS TEXAH
WHITAKER HOTEL
KERENS TEX
NAVARRO HOTEL
E P Ouslcy proprietor Nenr depot
and slot en Hns the run of the drum-
mers custom nnd they alwajs know
which Is the best house In town
KERENS TEXAS
NAVARRO HOTEL
I V Ousley Proprietor Near depot
and stores Has the run of drummers
custom and they always know which
Is the best housi in town
KINGFISHER I T
KINGFISHER HOTET
Mrs C L Dean proprietress New
brick house table unexcelled rates
2 per day
KYLE TEXAS
KYLE HOTEL
W K Hunt proprietor Convenient
to depot rate 1 per day
LEONARD TEXAS
HOTEL EGBERT
First class In every respect table sup-
plied with the best the market affords
Headquarters for commercial men
Bates 2 J NV Egbert proprietor
MOORE I T
IOWA HOTEL
Management Just changed rates 1
per day first class P C Tiaman
proprietor
MERIDIAN TEXAS
EMERSON HOUSE
M D Emerson proprietor Headquar-
ters for traveling public
McGregor texas
king hotel
J T Davis proprietor Ratts 1 psr
day
MKINNEY
CITY HOTEL
r M Warden Propr Gsod rooms
clean beds table suplled with best the
market affords Bates 100 a day or
100 per week Convenient to busi-
ness psrt of city
MARIETTA I T
FLOBENTINE COTTAGE
Newly furnished remodeled and re-
built Good snmple room 8 W
Hlnach Proprietor
MARSHALL TEXAS
HOTEL ELGIN
M passenger dpot His been thor-
oughly overl auled nnd refurnished
and Is ntw run by Mrs C Bapp Lr
mtrly of Fort Worth Bates 2 00 per
day Population ooo
MT PLEASANT TEX
HOTEL AUSTIN
One block from railroad depot and
business center remodeled repaired
and thoroughly renovated refreshing
sleep and palatable meals Insured
prices reasonable satisfaction guaran-
teed A J Austin owner and pro-
prietor
MT CALM TEX
CITY HOTEL
First class accommodations for the
traveling public good rooms clean
beds and table supplied with the best
the market affords Rates 1 per day
4 per wek Convenient to business
part of town B H Oates proprietor
MT CALM TEXAS
CITY HOTEL
Flrst cUss accommodations for the
traveling public good rooms clean
beds and table supplied with the best
the jnarket affords tRates 1 per day
wV fVinvnlint in himlnrsa
I wt of town DH Oatts Proprietor
8TATI3 1I0TISI9
MARLOV I T
CITY HOTEL
T J Chapel proprietor rirst claas
accommodat ns
MOUNT V EltNOV TEXAS
PARCHMAN HOUSE
iivttuiiuuivia rommi i omi men
Balea 3 per dij Mrs O M Tarch
miin proprietor
NOBLE I T
COTTAGE HOTEL
TTnmallVa rifitna 1 tkm
dcKit u W Berry proprietor
NUVADA T1IXAB
IIOTi IOVR
II Ie proprietor Speclnl attsn
Hon to trnvellng men
omaua rrx
OMAHA HOTEL
Opposite depot pooj led arnl first
clft s fare speotnl Attention to tran
slent custom U t Hall proprietor
riTTsuunn Tnx
HOTUI ALAMO
Iiest J houso on the road convenient
to depots postomes and stores
v
okaiiciIi o r
oitAiiciin liouen
IAHADISC TUXAS
CITY IIOTEU
runcRtu t t
wnrrniirnHT coTTAnn
PAULS VAMBV t T
NATIONAL 1IOTEK
Hates J3 per rlnv liractquarters for
traollus men good sample roomi op-
posite depot Oarlln Crisp proprietor
rlLOT roiNT TUX
COMMimcIAI HOTEL
The only tlrst clnss hotel In the cltrl
rates J per day n Wilson pro-
prietor
7
ritOCTOH TI1V
rmiiNDS coTTAnn
Only hotel or hoardlnir house In ths
town eerjthltiff clean and tempting
rates fl per day or 95 per weckl
lpndni i Prlend proprietress
1IANO TUNAS
Moom iiousn
Commercial travel solicited Famplt
rooms on ground floor Mrs Mclunls
Proprietress
IVtrSTINE THX
STEUNUS llOTi AND DHUM
Mints home
Tree bus nnd rntnptp iroms opposlt
opera house near postoltlre nnd Is
center of city Hates U00 per day
C A HTEAKNEM Iroprlelor
QUANAII TKX
CAHTEIt ItOUSE
rirst class nr rntnniodattons In
respect next door to postottlce
Carter proprietor
ItUSH mllINllS I T
iiotil EVANS
nOANOKII TEXAS
rtmcKA hoteu
The only Urst elass hotel In the city
Meet nil trains Itatc s reason hi
I H llrnnd proprietor
IIINOOOIP TEXAS
JOE lLMlHIS HOTEU
Mrs I M Hrnke proprietress Con-
venient to both depots
TEXAS
EHAT1I HOUSE
Miss Parah Hnrrlson proprietress
tiatnple room moderate rates
SAINT JO TEXAH
HOTEL NATIONAL
New brick newly furnished the only
flrst clasa house In the city
HAN ANOnio TEXAH
HOTEL NIMITZ
TC A Nlmltx proprietor Ilavln
leased the place formerly known as th
Hotel San Anffelo 1 cordially Invlt
friends and tho traveling puhllo to
call
SIIEHMAN TEXAB
WHEAT 1IOI79E
Mrs T S Creag er Iroprletress Cen
trally located southwest corner square
one half block- from oourthou Ilatf
reasonable
SULlHUIt SPItlNOS TEX
1LA8SCOCK HOUSE
Quiet pleasant place convenient t
business part of town accommodations
at II a day equal to any IS house
Mrs M J atasscock proprietress
BIIKCVEPOHT LA
CITY HOTEL
Headquarters for traveling men loca-
ted In business renter rates II per
day A 3 Reynolds proprietor
TEHIIELL TEX
HAnms house
rirst rlass In every respect Good
sample room Situated In buslntss part
of city When In city stop with them
TEMnR TEX
NEW IAtlK HOUSE
rirst class accommodations lara
sample rooms fra rates IX por day
porter meets all trains
TAYLOIt TEX
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
rirst class In ciery resnect cater to
the wants of the traveling public
rates 12 per day T J Kamp pro-
prietor
VALLEY MILLS TEXAS
PAHKEn HOUSE
Traveling mens ruiort J S Park-
er proprietor
WEATlIEHFOnn TEXAS
NEW AliLINOTON HOTEU
D t Womack proprietor Conven-
ient to all depots rooms all newly fur-
nished Hates from II to IIC9 pes
day
WHlTEWnlOHT TEXAS
rtOIiEItSON HOTEU
At Katy depot convenient to business
center of city large ventilated rooml
good beds and table supplied with th
best the market sffords headquarters
for commercial mtnt met all tralnsf
rates II per day C A Smith pro-
prietor
WAYNE I T
HOTEL IIODSON
WACO TEXAS
WINN HOUSE
WOLTH CITY TEXAS
liuir u
Mrs Frank Itoach owner and propr
-- 13 ner day 18 per week Tr
sample room on first floor Electrlo call
bells and everything Brst clas
WAXAI1ACIHE TEX
TUB NEW J1AIINE3 HOUSE
First class acommodattons to traveling
men good sampls rooms rates 12 per
day bo sure and stp there when In
th city
wiNNsnono tex
WILLIAMS HOUSH
Drummers headquarters near dpot
and stores 12 per day everything flrst
das
WALNUT SPItlNOS TEXAS
CHAMBERS HOTEU
onnnit deoot next to stores best
housS in town heldquarter for drum
mers rales v - -
llamsj proprietor
WHITNEY TEXAS
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