Fort Worth Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 233, Ed. 1, Saturday, July 14, 1894 Page: 4 of 8
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LA ICEST TEXAS C IIICIXVT101
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re J T Terry A K Itftirers W 1 1
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other parllM pctair accredited to
represent this paper
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and the Indian Territory aro author-
ized to receive subscriptions
Inirn Appnti
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New Tork or from Its Eatern bu
rest olflce Tribune bulldlntr New
Tork
Wrtrn business office M9 The
ii it la iiinrAU
In response to the Increased patron-
age accorded by the Dallas clientage of
The flarette we h o established ft
ppertnl agency there In charge of Mr
It Ituthertford Office McIeod hotel
joh imumih9
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work done on Tho Oaiettea llnotypo
ma hlnes
Ttlmalen promptly submitted on
newspapTF pamphlets catalogues
lam m briefs etc Address
MLCIIANICAI nmATtTMnNT
statj iniNTiNa ro
Tort Worth Tex
rJIt ATlOIINUI UHMilliU
mII Toar a ruMcn
rT P m Antonio announce him a can-
did fnr tho Democratic nomination
t ir Ati iney Qeneral of the Htate
rnu nnrTnANT roMnoiu
Vl aro authorized to tinnounc
n w camp
nf F rt Worth o a candidal for the
Dcm ratio nemlpatloi for Lieutenant
Uov r r of Texas
Iir lint Irfintl Cnmtillm r
e are authorized o announce
WM huamlitpte
of rilii county as a candid A tit
for land commlMlonr fr Texas
subji t t i the action of the Democratic
tat romcntlon
to cmntiHi ioitt
If tlie lnaelle printed nil lite nrll
rlr Merrtiri lrle
we rreWf cry llf f uni wnnlit
li crowded l H oolumn
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urnpn iiiHlier nrt Uiruttn liHo lite
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nve Rrnt eunlrltuill t thw tln
Indlented 1 lite On mm rstlniu
1rr t Ine uou uppruriuicv fir imu
tiuillrr
Kisirits iocl rmi u
Tt a orm wn will reoth this me
rljan nnd Iho other clianar itl oc
rur a nnd within 1 miles of Frt
Worth within twenty rout hours be
f i r after sunset of tho dates given
b 1 n
Jul il Storm wave on this meridian
M1SII1 UIll
The xlganllo railroad strike now
rea hlng ft conclusion has provoked
idHptead dlscuulon of many plans
for ffernment arbitration of
between employer and emptove
and th subject has ben given much
th ucht by able lawyeia and states
m u The situation U jrra and It
Ha time tu Indulge in sentimental
cxpMlmeuts Iabot1 unions almost
without ixceptlun wnnt federal legt
lation tlat villi eatnbltaU ft tribunal
th mm ih
oil 11 f rt
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ft Alt
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ti uHli
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t 1 n
f whhh will be to adjust
i bitncen the Working
nployer Arbitration Is
ii u l means of soitling
it t r r rinti rlous
th o Jiupiilsory
1 m ui n 1 i h t wh n
f f r Ih 1 J i ttl It
s iu b aril iitim in Itn
a i i atur u t I ih rtsult of vJ
nt iynul n wii tit part of U vtiu
ii it the m 5t s rittuj nbftacl wuuld
b we Inability uf any r hltration
tribunal to enforce Its derma Should
clint r part b aistismd with the
nudiooa nnd It U fair aaum theru
will be dlssatUfactlon there la no way
In which obedience could be enforocd
A a nsult ttn orders would be dls
jegurdid and in a short time the
tribunal would fall Into ylsreputu as
an nectht pledf of Bovrnmept
ma hlncry
Ii Is pntoatl that the Judgment
of suili commissions be given vh force
cf Judicial decneii but that Mould not
avail any thin if for no court has powir
to compel a man to work against Ms
Inclination and If li had such power
It would bt InpractfcabW If not lin
possible to exercise U
The railroad strike las cost the gov-
ernment a tnillldn dulla Ihe dif-
ference VlWMn H ntl the strikers la
that It pockets the loss as It goes and
they haye discounted the future
Jort Worths first Interest la In tla
aettlement of Tarrant countj Mot
people and more crois thtr means
more trads and mom peoplo for Voi
Worth
Uoverttor Host wttlnot aocept iixt
puslnes will nW resume oharro ot
th old stand
It ts true dear Tost that th
the Chicago plaUorm but that slrnU
fled nothing more than that the dull
understanding of the Post and of aorae
others has made It necessary to fur-
nish a key with the Chicago platform
The Tarrant county plank Is the key
It now appears that the filler reso-
lution of the Denver Itepubllcan league
contention was Intended na a pledge to
tho western delegates that the next
national Itepubllcan convention noutd
adopt a square out fre sitter plank
In tho meantime the promlae will
do duty In the western slate elections
The amount of railroad stocks pay
Ins no dividends during the past year
according to the Interstate commerce
commission was 2UUJST1 The
waler In that block seems to be pretty
effectually squeezed out without Ju-
dicial process
A AWi LHMU
Wat Tltnt of Jlrr Ttrrr nt the
odiM Bn Lnt Mftlif
Itev Albert Laurene Torrey the con
CTcgatlonftl dHIne and co worker of
Evangelist Moody preached a strong
and eloquent sernon at the Gosfwl
Mission tent on Houston street last
night and for nearly two hours held a
large audience by his forclful logo and
fine rhetoric
At the bcglnnlrc of the services a
large number of the Christian present
aujea ineir testimony to the great
f i
B c iiecxwun soie a cent r - mound or praise nnicn uou chlltlren
elgn advertising
have filed at his feet and this aug
cpRiea iir Torreyn text Yt r my
I Witnesses found In Isaiah chapter
3 and Bill verse
I 1TP n Ihls frame the expourder of
I biblical doctrine and genuine
lanlty built a structuro which all tho
machination of Satan will not harm
lie spoke of the eternnl life of the
j force of human testimony an 1 of the
I evidence found In ever department of
human knowledge which proved that
i vii worki ili thf wurriur fall
I and holds 111 world In the hollow
his hand Is the one and only Qod of
all
It was forceful eloiuenr full of facts
and flight of oratory and was a credit
to the author
I Mr Torrey Is a man ff nn llttla
learning nnd what can be safely termed
a theuluRtcal scholar
He will preneh nt the same place
I tomorrow night Sunday morning he
will fill the pulpit of the Talor Street
Cumberland Presbyterian church In
the nftrrnoon he will address the
oung Mens Christian association nnt
at night will preach ut the Pi rst
tut church
I lie will doubtless lime large nu
dfenrra at nil
Monday night he begin his regular
retlial and threatens to make things
pretty warm for the next few weeks
rhr IIj riillilrrnH lay
ITuuiton Tex July 13 The fourth
annual rhttdrcns day of the Houston
Post under the mnnngement of W
It Sinclair nljrht editor took place to
day at Dickinson There wre 20 0o0
ieope on the urounds at one lime and
twice that tin miter attended half uf
tlit in btimrihildrm about 803 of them
Inlnp from UU cton Most of the
prtnrfpnl bus n lbs houses of the city
dosed fielr doors at noon nnd he city
appetirl dsrted lort lla Intertm
tl mat coaclua flew run every hour
In dm wat passed In amuninK the
ciilUiren tnere Mtntc races oi nn Kinu
iiiiib vi aairiiiiiL rriuicu lu luuiiiium tw uia
TTIE GAZETTE TOKTTVOKTIT TEXAS SATritPAY JUliTJljtlgjt
CONDITION OF BUSINESS
sotniM i
AMlZIMl
SOMKTIIHU
Shrink nun In Trade nnd DepreiloB
f liic tnder the Strain ot n
Great StirlUe Iras IlerQ to-
spectrdly Small A lleleiv
New York July U It O Dnft
Cob weekly review of trade sas
When circumstance are fully weighed
the strength and soundness of business
In this country during the past two
weeks are amailnir With the second
city In the country In the hands of
a lawless and murderous mob beside
many other cltlea and towns with rail-
way traffic almost entirely stopped
over the at area between Toledo
and the Paclflo with presidential proc-
lamations declaring the existence of
an Insurrection and the passionate an-
swer ordering half a million men to
slop work with a prolonged strike of
coal miners not fully ended In many
states and with differences between
lhe house and senate on the tariff
question so wide that duties affecting
mining1 and manufactures cannot be
anticipated Industries nnd trade have
nevertheless gone on with sublime con
fldence that the people and their gov-
ernment would soon restore The
shrinkage of business And the de
priMlon of values have been unex-
pectedly small the failures relatively
lew and unimportant and there are
even signs In somo Industries of actual
progress toward recovery from previous
troubles Nhcat Is slightly lower In
profound disregard of the government
report Indicating a jleld of less than
four hundred million bushel nnd us
the olHclal estimate of yield In 1SJ3
was more than 100000 short of actual
exports and consumption It U readily
assumed that another discrepancy as
large may spring1 up from almllar
causes Keporls nnd exports In the
present disturbed condition of business
are not significant Corn advanced n
little though accounts Indicate a good
yield Cotton has declined an eighth
with more rawrnble Information ax
to condition and the j tars records
have so discredited oflhlal und other
esLlroAtes that little attention U now
paid to them With stocks of American
ubroad about as Urge as a jtor ago
and the demand for cotton goods vis
lbly narrowing iwaknvaa Is natural
Cotton manufacture has reduced pro
duotlon somewhat though most of the
mills continue to pile up cood and
the stock of print cloths lit lOsOOOO
DuUnetta Is commonly ascribed and
partly due to the disturbed conditions
nt the west nnd south Tho same cause
nffecta woolen manufactures hut hss
directly and the clolhlora havo post-
poned ordrrs so long- that their efforts
to get Roods they must now have glvo
a better tone Orders are small but
In number aurh that fewer mil In have
nosed since July 1 limit was expected
and sales of wool for tho week have
uen KJW pounds against 3 CIS 700
last year and CllSJoO In 185J The
shoe factories in this iiuaner
cloned by dull business have gen-
erally rtsutntd curlkr than wa cx
pentixl and numetous small ordirtf
mainly for medium or lw priced
koo1i mnkfl up a fair aggregate of
business Shipments from the tust for
two Weeks uf JuK have been 15 53ft
caes against HS765 last enr The
nnd rach child not a prlre N accident j output of Iron which dropped fiom
mart itl tne my aim everyimnif passeti i iiuno inns to C2C17 weekly in Mi-
thlAllttA
off happily At nUhl grown iieople oc-
cupied the wounds Indulging In dauces
boating etc
Clinrurd Willi Vlurder
Cooper Delta Co Tex July 13
Sheriff rat tin on came In last evening
fmn lvn Iranklln n village on th
Hantu r twtlve mlUn from hire with
11 ib and Viauk Ilensun In custod
charged with killing I Otvens nt that
pKne Mterday evening Koh Hen
son hait a bullet In his arm Which tho
surgeons have been tinubte up to date
lo extract The stoij told by ey
witnesses to the killing makes Ovvtns
the aggressitr The trouble It ap-
pears grew out of the undue Intimacy
of Owens with Dob Heiisons wife
Iti union at licit mi
Helton Tex July II The Hell coun-
ty ex -Confederate association closed a
two daja encampment yVsterday af-
ternoon The muni exercises of such
occasions wro participated In Yester-
day there was a grand barbutiue The
attendance vvus estimated at 11090 to
12000 people After ilia thousands
fert tlwrt was pltnty and -to riwre
This w an considered b j many ns
the beat reunion ever htrtd by the aSaO
ciatlou
Ilrntl In lied
Texarkana Ark July 13 An un-
known white man was found dead In
his bed over lindens Front at feet
saloon this morning Nobod here was
ii equal uttttl with him but from paper
riMtML miuv
Whnt llrndalrret linn t sny
I M - U
h ui iiv imuenr niriK llHu Otlli
recoveied to U9fiu tonn nn Jul and It
U uncertain whether It Is larger now
for numerous wustem worl hue been
pwil bv tht railroad blorka le The
drense In failures Inst wek is fol-
low ed by kmhI rvtimiR for Jul thu
far Iteporud liabilities In the first
n1i1iSf w7 only MW7 though
mall delnjs K p back some western
returns The number of failures dur
Yh pa1 ttwk a n 237 In the
iar f9 acalnat K la
V l velr rafprm t AVer rr VViSSSSf ITSSS T
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New York July 13 Ilradstreefa
financial review tomorrow will any
The resistance offered b the market
to tho Influence of the strike ha been
of a noteworthy character It was
ehown again at the beginning of tho
week and when on Wednesday last It
could no longer be doubted that the
violent Intirruptloii of tallroail trafTlo
had been practically ended there was
on upward movement based on the
cov erlng of fchui ts Tlw rlo w ns how -over
not supported by outside or Eu-
ropean buying- and was neither Aery
extenslvd or lima in Us duration and
the market although stevdy nnd Hrm
In the latter part of tho wk has baen
characterized by profertlonul trading
in sniniu inactiMtv
lakn fron hl petwn at Hie lnnuelt I he lermlintlon of the utrlku haj in
nw namo wan nuiirttineu to l Ulmt t v Ivufi inui nei pacK lo a
tftate Of ultllia for the
llarnhew and Ma plaui 4r renMnce
Ktuinpe Aiknnaaa The ooroner rcn
Jereil it verdict at ileulli Iroiu natural
cauKca
Iutlnnllntt the Cute
Ili iirtelm Te 4ul 13 Tho
Into tlic ehootlnz or l J
itlmpaon b D Ilokln be torn yiuirc
John mill oontlnua Much Inereat t
beln takon The mther ot ilr Slmiwon
orllveil In the elly last nlsht but uiwn
learning the rncta emplol J A
Templeton tu nkl In Instigation
- m
IMruiitelilii rrltnl
Hew Vork July 13 nlM aer
maukt from Urerpool
llrtmni Arrhedt Trave from New
llamburir Arrti m
New lork
Utrrpool AlrhcJ
ftew lork
Norrannlu from
KoinaJlc from
lumber m Hal
llouton Tex julj 13 Metorla
iSiVli I W ctov of llm rrltea
aa of eteelient gTade
llie rwil f tiieMnrm
not a upook but a realitj u i
neither a nor a klfi
any other of Ihotr aplrlta whlth the
phenttUroStoefenra
- wn tffiwen HfMl
propMltlon to vrattUi law In New 5efnlyMnlh e
York HI onalttftor mtronolun irWiSStaSfiS
life cur bo aatltned right here In Port t l eMUe may be eafely braall ad
- IIV thrill nnvta
x rr in b i
i X - o t mo-
iZX - iiiiyaiins id an ourner
iiitin
tho larllt bill In lougreaa healtatlon
on thla ecore belnjir Increased by unctr
tftlnt rvtrarvllni tho action of the oon
rirenre committee or tho two hounci
In nOmion to thla It la recognlieU that
the atrlko has Intenellleil thH dlad
Riitacv of eondltlona unJer whlili tho
rullioaila of the country lime labored
The tabulation ot gro earning tor
June ana far tlx months exhibit the
force ot the Ircumetaucie In tho ave-
rage ilecreano of 22 per cent lu the
earning for June anil or 15 per cent
In those ot the half year Tor the pat
fortnight tratllo has totally reined on
eerul roaila slid has surfereil further
serloua Interruptions In all directions
It being significant that Home line
like the St Paul hue deferred tho
publication of their weekly returns of
gross oatnlngs At tho same time tho
datruthm ot rolling stock by mob
llI u a crlods item In a number
of Instances ynder the circumstance
such a blow to the earnings must In-
crease the nntnclat atraln under which
many corporations hac been laborbitr
and lends force lo the argument that
Hie example of the UmtaMllc uril
NashMlle lu passing Its dUllend will
be followed In other cases There Is
lionet or a beller that the ending nf
the uncertainty about the tariff will
meet with prompt response In business
circles and bring railroad trarrto back
to a normal basts oi at least the mar-
ket will at omr undertake to discount
the apeculatlie possibilities of euih 1m
proeminu It Is also noticeable that
while our labor trouble produced nn
unfavorable Impreestoil abroad London
was not a aeller of etocke here and
that the exchange market has con
tlnued dull but flrm the only engage-
ment of gold for the week being lim-
ited lo J7W0W
Iter Uoode
New York Jolv ll Ther was nex
and Is particularly virulent when do- mare life to the market and bujent
VClouea tho Hitters Is th fcn ti
-- nf h iihnMiUn p iiain B i m iiivKf iit in targe numner ami
uUlUuu lun i f future of the t
Initancea Printing cloths quiet with
sale of lOaoo pieces of 64 squares at
154o
inAUaTUHKTS aTATI2SIET
Merchant Iosf Ifenvltr lurln Ih
Mevtc of the fetrlUe
New York July It Bradstreef
tate of trade tomorrow will sayt Dur
ing1 the greater portion of the week
general wholesale business at Chicago
and at center within the territory con
tributary has been practically paral
zM by the railroad strike Large
Ka tern cities felt the effects of the
tie up In restricted receipts of live
stock meat and produce while West-
ern manufacturers and merchants uf
fered loss through Inability to secure
supplies and raw materials from the
East The railroad strike and boycott
In part repeated the effects of the re-
cent coal strike by shutting up a large
number of Important Industrie In the
central West through want of fuel
Dut perhaps no more favorable tme
from the point uf view of the mer-
chant and manufacturer than the mid-
summer of 1S94 after the panic season
In 1S93 could have been chosen to
precipitate so widespread a railroad
tie up when business was already so
generally and severely restricted A
number of small strikes are reported
but there are 25000 fewer Idle men be-
cause of tho strikes on the Friday bus-
iness weak than last Iron steel lum-
ber shoe wool and cotton manufactur-
ing at larger Kastern and
Western centers hav e practically no
fhtpments and commercial tra ellers
throughout the Central Western states
generally have been compelled to leave
the road The worlds stock of wheat
has declined during the past fourteen
weks about C 000000 bushel more In
the latter portion of last year which
Is significant In view of the Insistence
In the trade that Invisible domestic
supplies are almost exhausted Ex-
ports of wheat flour ncludlng both
coasts United States and Canada this
equal 2377000 bushel compared
with lbWODO bushels last week 4134
000 bushels In the second week In July
last year 2 533000 bushel In that week
two years ago and 2220 000 of yester-
day a year ago There are 229 business
failures In tho United States this week
tfalnt 1M reported last week and
compared with 398 In the second week
of July last year and with 1C8 In that
week two enrs ago Aside from In-
fluences already referred to the fea-
ture of the week at Boston and other
Kastern centers has been higher prices
for grain and provisions although
more ease la reported Buffalo reports
increased live stock shipments from
Indiana -which would have gono to
Chicago and Baltimore Smaller trade
from the West and fewer orders than
expected from the South A fair ol
ume of business In shoes Is reported
from Philadelphia and rractlcalty no
noteworthy movement at Pittsburg All
Western centers report railroad trans-
portation restored but that It will be
somo time before nn think like com-
plete restoration of conditions before
the strike can be attained
Toronto reports trade quiet Tarmers
throughout Ontario are busy harvest-
Th t10 of export cattle ii
high I ew orders for dry goods at
luiun d nine Jinprovcu somewrat
but other staple lines are dull Crop
prospects in Quebec aro reported good
There are 31 business failures reported
In the Dominion of Canada against
39 last week 28 In tho week a jear
ago
Ilnuk IrnrlnvR
New York July 13 -The following
table compiled by Uradlreets shows
the total clearances at tho principal
cities and the percentage of Increase or
decrease ns comi ared with tho
New iork dee 19 o
Chlcngo dec l C
Boston dec 2 T
Philadelphia ncM0 5
Ht Louis Inc 12 st
Han rranolseo d 274
Baltimore inc 10 4
Pittsburg Inc 1S0
Cincinnati Inc 2C l
Kansas Clt Inc 1 0
New Orleans Inc 17 9
Buffalo dec 5i
Milwaukee dec 220
Ietrolt Inc 64 CO9t03J
i ouiBvuie inc 17 t 8 183 93d
Minneapolis dec 1 C C462321
Omahn dec 17 4r 4 733193
rmMcnco 231
I Clpclftnd ilec 9 9
iiouton inc 10 9
M Iaul U 27 S
Denver Ino 2S 4
Intllanaiiotip ilea 6 0
CoUimbun o
llallat tlec 4 J
MemiihU Inc 41 1
Atlnntn Ipc 2 9
rort Worth inc SI 8
Waco Ine CO 5
Jacksonville Inc S3 6
I II rrn In i ham
I exlntfon Ky Inc 1S 2
ChattRnooffi dc 253
atmuiie uc 4 5
54 703 132
7 JC3 98
C J3lt ltj
CS790S7O
1SC7JSI3
16 2r211
IS C873I
14 C931D
C13 SOS
7 1CJJ
4451123
A Small lUurr
Wichita Juh It
rvJi -
4 479 Ml
4 80000
t33Sf70
3F9 C90
3 253 009
24S2 341
4 36510
3384 70
1 C3J70
1441411
Bavunimh Inc 171 1341755
1 014 407
1461 C83
1132 151
4VMU
313 7JS
4794S
20T017
810 277
Onheston lno 15 1 4 007195
Totaln U B dee Ill 185115777
Kxcluxh o of New York
dec Z 7 iSW0 8l5
Not Included In total
McUlror A Co Clrrnlnr
New Orleans Lft July 13McEl
roy Co aay
Fut ureaThe re aeema to be ai little
buslnene dolnff In Liverpool In Ameri-
can markets and Just ontng to the
Tact that trading la light Trices hae
remained Btatlonary rrot tales ere
BOOO bales The general railroad strike
appears lo have entirely collapsed but
the better reeling thun started was
checked Ly the arrlal in Galveston of
nt other new bale this time from Cuero
Tlje previous drat eeems to hae been
feathered from last years stalks but
the one of today la he product of this
jeara plan tine and prom Ices to be fol-
lowed next weik by several more from
the same action Ths prospect of
decidedly early movement caused prices
to Roten and clone 4 points below last
night on the distant position while
September shows n loss of 7 vtth the
ptospect of a llb ral movement of new
cotton during the first months of the
saaan about tt open The surplus car-
ried oer In the lslble supply and the
iv elirr t of stocks of manufactured
Riiodi ct venial l in India will be more
heaWly felt Crop prospects continue
apparently ns iood na e er bouth
Vvest Texas hat recehed less rntn tu
some localities than could be used to
advantage but still one of our friends
wires us this afternoon from San An-
tonio that thr condition U quite favor-
able although there has been some
shedding
et Iteevliits
Ner York July Is The following
aro lhe total receipts or cotton ot all
ports since September lu ClaUeston
100X211 New Orleans lsco Mobil
1T1 Savnmiah Wl VU Charleston
4MUI Wllmlnltloir NorfolU
4SI7 Ualtlmore MSn New York
llSSOJ Boston 100101 Newjuit Nens
43551 Philadelphia 47 STI West 1olnt
339111 DrunsnloK Tl 210 veiasoo 5 J
lensaetla TTtW Total 19 0 Ie
ilucl 665iA Currecte loda S 15511
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Or jwemnjt la uis neck
since I wm 10 years old i
am now CS I used
Bood 9 tmaparllla is
ceatly sad Ihs welling
has eDurclr dbsppeiured
Ithas been very trouble
some Vheu I begin I
was feeling io dlseoor
aged with the goitre tad
rheumatsm X felt that
Mrs Sutherland X would as lOon be dead
ss sliYe WlJcaeMT I caucht cold I eould not
ilk two Mocks without ftlnUuf ow I am
free from it all nd I ran truly wepnunena
Hood s B triapartua I received a letter from
Ir Jennie itlgelnw now of
asking It my testimonial In he half oi Bpod J
tMprtlIatrit lrtpUedjtwss Multeat
1 artlriiUrs 1 hats another letter from her
luaaxlog me very mnch for recommencing
Hoods Sarsaparilia
mil iteUli tint he alio ben cured
UAS AXA BlTIIEJtLJUfD XUmssoo Mien
Hoods Pills th teit fur diantt
Tbr mUl aiHlon TA cur
POLYTEOMIG
COLLEGE
Will open II fourth srslou
Monday rplelnbf IU lhlH
Frntu the a rrnt It has stendlly
grown In jnt routine nnd la
Infiir with the people Its locu
tlun nmarpBiieil tor
Health
Beauty and
Attractiveness
The eolleffft Is two miles ent
of the Inlon depot free from
the dual nolle Hud Iriuptutlous
of the cllf
Street Cars Every Hour
the fncally U fall and enp
Mblr tbc lustruitlon tburouuh
It would be difficult to flud n
better place tor your sou or
duuiihter
The president will ate spec-
ial nttentlon to tbr morol
Irnlulns ot students
Reasonable Rates for
Board and Tuition
In ncordunee with the
ftl dealun nlieu the cullese nui
orirnulted n -
T
School of
Commerce
Trill be opened Kept ember 20
1MI1 HoiiUkeeptuu Ieuuinu
Btilp Stenoitrupbr eomuierrtal
Law nnd linslneasi ftirms of nil
Ulud will be t mm lit by thor
ousbly t otiipetent Intruetor
The Kebool uf Coinmerre will
be under the direct NUperTlmlmi
uf tht presldentt nnd the kind
cut will he MUhJeit tu the rule
of tho eolleuje nttd will obtain
Turluu henellta by virtue of
tbelr proxlmlljr nnd relntlou tu
the llterury ootleRe
Tor Cntnloaaea nud farther
tufortuntlon nddre the
REV W F LLOYD
President Polytechnic College
Fort Worth Texas
Clly n kct Office 601 Main Ft Tort
worth Call there for tickets to Ho us
ton aaItou Austin San Antinlo
New Orleans lMontttomery Birming-
ham Meridian Nashville
Mobile Atlantaetc Phort and quick
line between North and South Texas
points cralr cara nn dv trains
through Sleepers between Oalveston
Houston and Pt Louis TVIUs and Ban
Antonio la Ilarne and Austin New
Orleans and Denver via Houston id
Tort Worth Talns leave rrt Wutht
South bound 8 40 a m 10 p m j
north bound arrive 1920 a m T IS
P m
H n Ttoblns T P A W T Orton
City IHoket Agent Ml Main street C
I tut Tlekt A rent Union Depot
M I nnVMt O V K Houston C
TV TiHn irtn litmrer Houston
3PI3STE1S
0ELERY COMPOUND
Makoa Pooplo Woll
1jMittn
OUT THIS OUT
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2 WE CENTURY WAR BOOK g
No 13
aifeteiha
i
i
July 14 1894
o
Sind or bring Us o
coupon ol differ-
tnt dale and to 5
ttiHi to this ones S
lid lecilt Ih 10h
pari ol Ihli jujtio 2
ork Ih tloiy
Ibsisar told by Ih Q
UaClnj general on S
hntklrf 7f
BACNIriCENILY
ILLUSTRATEO S
J Twnninssttttinasn Ten Wsia T11S i
TXTERCHANTS wanting Cane Mills J
find it to their interest to correm
with us We are overstocked in these g
and are offering bargains
THE STRATTON WhITE CO
HOETH TEUS FEMALE COLLEGE AND CONSERVATORY OP MUSIC --
Ono of tho most progre4voand successful femalacotlogos In thoouiV
R P Powell A il neesldai ovor the literary donartmcnL mU
thoroughly cometont faculty Profesoi a Pout Hot Cubol and Cotef
Bide over the various cioparimni4 ot mo con epvaiorv asaisied by tip
tcaehora Tho dormitories nro supplied with all modorn conrenleta
morougniy cotniopiauio xnia cotieco is rqunuca uy tow ana excelled
n mo laua i or cauttojuo aaurcss uri i KKia iay Irosiaent baema
r KH Mh
riJSy jCfi 1
KCKtiri KA
This school has no Ufa ichoL l
Ihn ItAnt chnrtl and ilitrniriinsi m
diS most complete actual butinl
-v omce irainintr or onv sciiodd
state If jou vant the bint that Is to bo had In business edikatloil
ror cataiotu ana aiirna mis conege j ii mu rre
Elm st Dallas Tex
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
HOTEL PJCKWIOI
Corner Main and Fourth Street Fort Worth To
Rates 250 Per Uay GEO C HUDGINSM
HOTEL RICHELIE
J C HAMPTON Proprietor
Cor Fifteenth and Main Sts FORT WORTH
HATES
NATIONAL BANKS
U 0 LOrO Prttldtul D C BENNE17 Vioj Pril dint E a HABEKJ
Ml
TUC CIDOT MATIHMAI DAMI
mil iiuo i nnuuiirtu uttiij
Capital and Surplu C37S000
FOUT WOItTH
DinscTcmi M H Uyi G D tlsrrold QMrir Jsoltaon Zaa CtU ASM
u uus k a vvjuo ii a riaisasr n a liatii
JSP
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DIRECTORS
raBl Waaler Tl W
Jno R Iloxle 11 P Bl
it W J W
100 AJaiTiaon lien w
B 11 Aeucr
narlcy DnIltllHtr rorf Worth 1 COLLLCTtONS A SrECUl
mmmm
UCASEYSSWASEY
CASEY SWASEYl
WHOLESALE-
LIQU0ES AND 0161
Comer Ninth and JoneiS
ITort OVortiv 1
Quotation Cheerfully and Iroraptlj trw
FOR YOUNG 111
ja onvs
guarantee of its Hifl
m woronga roune of laitrncUoa la uter
SaaaiarUlunratedcanUotna JUiareti HtV B T CABEtU
umm MSrtnfiim
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UnEAani8UJKaMarr
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Br McGorKs Mgoraior
Tho Groat Vial Rottoratlva
Tiitl HotFrSBho Jl
ilerlt will to Sent lo Anyone Applying-
Personally or by litter
rTl bfj ie4r U a titiT our
or nerron ooblllty artrmatorrhrra ill
Jlnots dct oriiercy falllnii memory pro
storrba trrmbllnta and nertous dla
eaiea sntlar Irom tt abuse of sUmulaota
lobjcco opium or aoy cthsr taase It -sure
nithoBt fall Impaired ilror and ex
SuiV o1 L01 1 loa
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JULY 19 TO 22
Cieurslon tlcUls
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