Fort Worth Daily Gazette from Fort Worth, Texas • Page 6

6 THE CHEAPEST AND BfST MlCI Instantly storatbe most ercrnciatinc wtgjsnevi Held to Await Trial On February 27 two men registered at the St George hotel as Pratt and Langsby San Francisco Cal They had an advertising snap not a bad thing by the way and by hustling over the city they secured quite a number of cards from business men They had their work done at a well known printing office Like many others engaged in the same business they wer not ready to put up the money when the work was ready tor tneni While engaged in soliciting they made the acquaintance of 2feal Stark of tho Glen Lea restaurant As they appeared to bo not only smart but square men he at their request not only advanced them 45 but gave them a note to their printer telling them to lot thorn have their printing as they were all right They took their work out of the printing office made their collections and skipped the town leaving Mr Stark to moiirn the loss of his 45 and to acknowledge himself the victim of misplaced confidence Had this been the first time that Mr Stark had been imposed on he might have let it pass but having had his kindness and confidence abused rppeatedlybe resolved to run tho swindlers down and bring them to justice Chief Arnold was informed of tho facts in the case which were also laid before the grand jury The result is that an indictment was returned against Hart aud Langsby who were yesterday arrested in Gainesville They will bo returned to this city and here held to await trial County Judges Sloet The county judges who are here in attendance upon the road convention held a meeting this morning at 9 oclock in the parlor of the Windsor hotel There were present Judges A Barry Bosque county A Porter Taylor county Chandler Red River county Beard Smith county DuPree Victoria couuty Scott Falls county Jenkins McClellau couuty Bass Jr Camp county A Buckholts Brazos county I RoachParker county Bowor Dallas county Cunningham Grayon county Adams Johnson couuty A Proctor Runnels county Lafayette Kirk Washington county John Rice Corslcana WA Bramletto Fan nin county Tho meeting was called to order by Judge Berry of Bosque county who etutod its purpose to be the formation of a county judges association to hold annual meetings nnd discuss matters of Interest to the people of the different counties of the state with a view to recommending and securing Intelligent and needful legislation and in other ways forwarding tho interests and welfare of the people A temporary organization was effected by the election of Judge Berry chairman und A Bramlftte secretary On motion a committee of five was appointed to report resolutions defiuing tho obje ts and purposes of tho association This committee consisting of Judces Abney of Hill county Buckholts of Bra zos Bass of Curap Jenkius of Waco and Judge Barry of Bosque retired to the rotunda to deliberate The committee organized by electing Judge Buckholts chairman nnd JtiijgeBass secretary A jjropofitioiMo utlmitthe county mmis eiouers to membership in the association wasoffered and defeated After being iout a short1 time the ctfititnittee returned and reported resolutions recommending Judge Bower of Dallas for permanent chairman qf the association and Judge Bass of Camp for permanent secretary also that a committee of five be appointed to draft a constitution and bylaws for the association aad that its fiuulindetius be held in Galveston the date of the ForSPRAmfc BRUISES BACKACHE PAIN1g TOOTHACHE CONGFSTIONS INFLAMMATIONS Uj BAGO SCIATICA PAINS IN THE SMALL OFTHEBAOj hpplicatisns act like magic causing the pain to instantly NAUSEA DYSENTERY COLIC SPASMS SLEEPLESSNESS are reieved instantly andmiicldycun talf a I ambler of water 50 cents a bottle Sold by Drucirrajs 4SJ ILY USE IN THE WORLD give ease to the sufferer CHEST OR SIDES HEADACHE PUMATISM NEURALGIA LUM or any other external PAIN a few All INTERNAL PAINS DIAR NTING SPELLS NERVOUSNESS taking inwardly 20 to 0J drops in Witj RADWAYS PILLS there is no better CURE or PSB EN TIYE OE DALLAS Rev Dixon WlIiams and Professor Towner Entertain Their Newspaper Friends The County Judges Meet to Form a County Judges Association Its Objects Two Sharpers Indicted Compliments of Dixon Williams The Gazette Bureau 627 Main Street Dallas Tex Api il 8 1S90 Rev Dixon Williams nnd Professor Towner leave Dallas tomorrow morning They conclude their labors here tonight and go to Kuoxvillo Tenn where they will open a series of meetings Wednesday April 1G The work accomplished by Mr Williams in Dallas is destined to endure He came here after a series of meetings in Fort Worth considerably the worse for wear physically speaking and has never been in the full enjoyment of health during his four weeks in Dallas Spurred on by the desire to fulfill the expectations of the people and do his accepted work to the best of his ability and his powers he has arranged notwithstanding the terriffio strain on his mental and vital forces to do wonderful work for the cause of Christianity and those who through his appeals and efforts his earnestness and eloquence have been led to begin a new and a better life will bear bim in grateful remembrance through all the coming vears Mr Williams and Professor Towner feeling that they had received both aid and encouragement from the newspapers and desiring before quitting Dallas to recognize that fact this afternoon gave to the press representatives a testimonial and a farewell dinner nt the St George It was a most enjoyable affair and reflected great credit on Mr Joe Hill the proprietor of the hotel both in the makeup of the elaborate menu and in the manner in which it was served Mr Williams presided over the banquet with the ease grace and selfpos session of an experienced diner out and his guests felt it good to be with bim for they certainly passed a very pleasant hour in discussing the abundance beneath which the tables groaned mC fER AND AGUE meeting of the county school superintendents The meeting then adjourned to meet again in the afternoon after the recess of the convention A Bank Closes Doors Manhattan Kan April 8 The Manhattan bank closed Its doors this morning and posted the following notice Closed John Webb temporary assignee No particulars can be learned at this writing 9945 Bushels Raised in on season by a man and a boy Excursion TbSrsday April 10 Leaves Union dtoptfjrt 930 a One fare for the rounf trip to Vernon and return Lots sqmrMored at auction AEIS Federal Prisoners Taken to Bonhara Six Hundred Cases on the Federal Docket Runaways Special to the Gazette Paris Tex April 8 The jail here became so crowded that Marshal Dicker son on yesterday sent twelve Federal prisoners to Bonham to relieve the strain and make room for others who are arriving on every train Deputy Marshals Mynatt and Tuokor came in yesterday with Percy Williams and Martin Donnelly who are charged with stealing horses from James Turner in the Chickasaw Nation Richard Glass was bro ught over from Atoka yesterday by Deputy Marshal Sam Williams on a ohargeof burglary Deputy Marshal Swam came in with Joe Spain an alleged horse thief Deputy Marshal Bobauuon brought in Jim Lewis and George Davis who are accused of the pernicious practice of peddling whisky in the Territorv He immediately returned nftsr two more fellows who are charged with robbery There will bo about GOO cases on the docket at the meeting of the Federal court on the 21st This will bring over 2000 people bore as witnesses litigants etc Court will probably last two months though there is work enough for a year Emberson ten miles north of here has seemingly been fated with serious runaways in the last few days Saturday uftern6on Oscar Steward was thrown from his wagon and the hind wheel ran over his chest and crushed it so that he died in an hour Sunday afternoon Howells team ran away with him and threw him out of his back bruising him severely A Mr Freeland was thrown from his wagon Friday sustaining Berious injuries The Daily Nows enlarged to a 28col umn paper this morning and reduced the price from seventyfive to fifty cents per month It is said that a new paper osteniibly independent but of Republican proclivities will make its debut at an early day OHIO ELECTIONS Eesnlt of tho Municipal Campaign Over the StateA Light Vote Cincinnati Ohio April8 At yesterdays city election the total vote cast was about 43500 over 7000 less than last years election and nearly 30000 less than the registration Hunt Democrat for superior court judge has 3000 majority Emil Rehse Republican for olerk of police court has 2000 majority The other two Democratic candidates were elected by 000 and 1000 majority respectively Tho council has a Republican majority of two and a board of education of six DispatcheB from over the state of Ohio show that as a rule the vote was light At Mount Giload the Republicans elected their entire ticket also at Camden With one exception tho Democrats prevailed at Greenville Canton Celina Buoyrus Sandusky Springfield Ashland Millersburg Dayton and Hamilton The mixed results aro mainly in favor of the Democrats who obtained at Fremont Logan Wooster Galion Zanesille Newark Chillicothe Middle town St Marys and Finlay The Republicans elected a greater portion of their ticket in Batavia Defiance Elyria Covington Akron Vunwert Harrison Lancaster Oxford Piqua Cambridge Xenia Norwalk Lima Steubenville Marion Urbnua London New Richmond Washington Courthouse Youngstown Tiffin Athens Bellefontaino Massilion Alliance and Greenfield Wall Streets Sensation New York April 8 The defalcation and consequent failure yesterday of Sistares Sons Co brokers is still the sensation of Wall street The amount of embezzlement has not yet been made public but it is the prevailing opinion that it will reach a larger figure than has been anticipated Who will be the assignee is still a matter of conjecture Lawyer Bennett the firms at torney was much excited this morning when seen about the affairs of the company He said he could not tell who the assignee will be or when he will be appointed A great deal of regret is heard on all sides over the suspension of the company Local members ofthe firm have all been very popular The crash It appears had been expected and the company had closed all their contracts in the stock exchange The result was that tho fuilure caused little or no trouble to the stock market OXLY TWO MEFEKREb CnEDITORS New VpRK April 8 The assignment of Hi Sistare audHarrold Hol tnan of the firm of kTSistares Sons Co bankers and brokers at No li Brpad street to Henry Dawson Jr wus filed today Georee Reed of Detroit Mich and Feiamayer of New Yorkafethe only preferredcreditors Preferences to he former iJeSlO000 aud to thalatter5O0O bottLbsing money due oasjock transactions SPECULATIVE Englishmen Well Up on Doleful Tidings from This Country Wall Street Predicts that Chicagos Days as a Distributing Point Are Numbered Hills System Special to the Gazette New York April 8 After its protracted Easter holiday the London stock exchange resumed business today Apparently the beara on this side of the water have made the most of their time and have supplied Englishmen liberally with doleful tidings concerning events in this country The London market for our securities was weak in spots where our market was weak yesterday Union Pacific registered the greatest declines reflecting the vague bear talk about that property which has been so extensively indulged in on Wall street during the past few days Headings weakness was attributed by many to a disappointment over the supposed failure of attempts to effect the removal of Mr Corbin in which Londoners were active Our own market was insignificant Manhattan was the principal feature The movement of this stock today was similar to a rise of LakeShore a few weeks ago A fairsized buying order caused a considerable rise in prices thereby showing how strongly stock is held This stimulated some trading The Horn silver mining shares were the most active stocks in the extremely limited market Selling was due to the fact that shares were largely held by tho firm of Georgo Sistares Sons Co which failed yesterday The total sales of listed stocks to noon wero only 26300 shares Manhattan leading with 3393 shares Tho dullness was appaling The news of the death of Junius Morgan the London banker was received with regret It will it is said have no effect on tho St Paul trust of 2030J0 shares in London of which he was the manager Bostonians continued the good work of bulling Atchison Todays report was that February earnings showed a net increase of 263637 Advices from Chicago report a growing belief that there will be an unpleasantly lively war of St Paul and seaboard rates this summer Mr Hillwith his Great Northern system is certainly shaking things up In Wall street many predictions aro made to the effect that Chicagos days as a distributing point are numbered and that in the future she must rely upon her manufactures The geographical advantages of Mr Hills system of steamships and raihouds is talked of constantly The Great Northern establishment of a seventyone cent scale between St Paul and the seaboard is regarded as fixing maximum rates for through business and also for local business from Chicago to St Paul There are fears too that the National Despatch and Lehigh Valley will introduce the 71 cent scale on rates to St Paul via Chicago This would demoralize intermediate rates PKOPHETSTOWN NO MORE Erased From the Face of the Earth Rumor Das It Fifty People Were Killed by tho Tornado St Louis Mo April 8 Meager dispatches received here say the village of Prophetstown 111 has been blown from tho face ot the earth by a tornado The only news yet attainable was received at Burlington Iowa from train hands on a stock train which pulled out of Prophetstown just after the disaster The town contained about 800 inhabitants and was located about forty miles from Burlington on the branch of the Chicago Burlington and Quinoy railroad The train hands report tho railroad depot was blown down and the station agent buried beneath the ruins A small Presbyterian ohuroh on Mam streot was blown down aud the steeple carried fully 100 yards The only names of the dead now obtainable are William Vance station agent Charles Murray an old man who worked for the railroad killed by freight car being blown over on him Frank Wilson or Nelson killed in tho ruins of his own house There were eight persons in Wil son or Nelsons house and the trainmen think all wero killed Rumor says forty or fifty people were killed but this Is not verified LATER PARTICULARS Chicago III April 8 Both the Western Union and the railway wires to the village of Prophetstown are down Many people are reported to have been killed by the cyolone and others are prostrated At the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad a brief dispatch was received be foro the wires went down which said that the town had been visited by a severe wind storm which carried the station at that point from its foundation and wrecked the grain elevator and several houses The 3 ispatch said nothing about there being any loss of lifo MORE MODERATE The reported loss of life at Prophets town is unfounded A dispatch received by the general superintendent of the Burlington and Quinoy railroad fromi MORE AUTHENTIC Dexrock III April 8 Greatly exaggerated reports have been sent out about the wind storm at Phrophets town thirtysevon miles eaBt of here last night The wind did the work at 73b last eveniug coming from the north Clark Reynolds house wns blown in on one side and Olmstead Matthews elevator was considerably damaged Several other houses were damaged Nobody was killed and only four or five were injured and these not seriously During the storm about an inch of hailstones the size of marbles fell AX ELECTRICAL STORM Pittsburg Pa April 8 A special from East Liverpool Ohio says A great eloctrical storm passed over this city about 11 oclook today The Methodist Episcopal ohuroh steeple was knocked down and the church damaged several thousand dollars The telephone cpntral exchange was burned and service destroyed The operators wera compelled to fly from the room ATTACKED BIS DAUGHTEB A Father Assaults His Daughter With a Knife and Her Husband Kills Him Special to the Gazette Weatherford Tex April 8 Yesterday afternoon a shooting affray oo ourred in the st part of this county in which one Em rlin was billed byhis soninlaw Dick Allen Emerlin at tacked AHeS wife Srith a knife when Allen struck him in the side cutting able seats and palrts attendance 100000v3 1PRIZ I PRIZE i 1 PRIZE 1 PRIZ 2 PR 5 PRIZfiS Read our offer Dictionary snbs ithd Cur gash five or six inches in length and severing his lungs He then snatched Emerlins pistol from his pooket and shot him four times killing him instantly At Allens examining trial today at Millsap he was only held in a THE GAZETTE POUT WORTH TEXAS WEDNESDAY APEIL 9 5100 b0Dd Ladieo and children agg rlJrlliallj Invited to visit the CvgSama Comfort Barton Acknowledze3 His Guilt A Sharper Arrpsted for Swindling Fpecinl to the Gazette Mineola Tex April 8 Some few days ago Deputy Sheriff Terrell arrested on suspicion a man giving his nameas White but later gave it as Barton This morning Mr Terrell received a telegram from the sheriff from Salem Indthat this man was wanted there for a murder committed in 1883 When shown the telegram Barton weakened and acknowledged his guilt He says he did not commit tho murder himself but he loaned his pistol to a man named Thompson who killed a man and robbed him but says he shared the spoils Mr Terrell will leave tonight for St Louis with tho man where he will be met by the sheriff from Indiana A reward of 250 will be paid for the arrest This morning a man handsomely dressed stepped into the millinery establishment of Mrs McDaniel and represented himself traveling salesman from Koch Co New York and proceeded to sell Mrs MoDaniel a bill of goods aud uponcompleting the sale demanded 14 cash as a guarantee This created suspicion in Mrs MoDaniels mind and she sent for her husband who with DeDUty Sheriff Terrell arrested tho man for swindling He had letters on his person addressed to several different names and it is confidently believed that he is not only an arch swindler but forger also A lot of blank checks on the banks at Decatur were also found on him andthe officers think they have the man who committed tho forgery there a few days ago and escaped the officers of that place He says his name is Yel viugton but when he found he was to bo arrested he tore up all the printed matter he had from the house he claimed to represent and another evidence of his guilt is that Mr Terrell turned him over to Policeman Caspary to guard and while Mr Caspary had him under guard he attempted to bribe that officer by giving him his gold watch Ho refuses to make any statement of who he is and wili talk to no one WALMSLESP the railroad agent at Prophetstown is a GierkeLANAUig follows A cyclone struok claKOHNllSS Prophets town about 7 oolook last eveningslough a 1 iug tho depot from its foundation blowing off half tho roof and breaking windows Tht elevator was blown down and rests on the track A string of four cars blew out from the siding onto the main track about thirtyseven miles from here with breaks set Quite a number of buildings were blown down in the villages and a number of persons hurU1 A IIocc Club at Tyler Special to the Gazette Tyler Tex April 8 Last night at tho courthouse a Hogg Democratic club was organized of 200 members They resolved to attend the openiug speech of Mr Hoggs campaign at Rusk on the 19th in a body There is being organized in this city today an ascension commandery of Knights Templar A large number of Sir Knights from other cities are present The organization will be perfected tomorrow UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED Louisiana State Lottery Company Incorporated by tho Legislature for Ed ncational and Charitable purposes and its franchise made a part of tho present State Constitution in 1879 by an overwhelming popular vote ItB MAMMOTH DRAWINGS taka trtaca SemiAnnually June and December and Its GRAND SINGLE NTJMBES DRAWINGS take place in eaoh of the other ten months ofthe year and are all drawn in publio at the Academy of Music New Orleans La FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS For Integrity of its Drawings and Prompt Payment of Prizes Attested as follows We do hereby certify that tee sunrrvtse the rr rav cements for all the Monthly and SomiAnntial Draicings of The Louisiana State Lotten Com vany and in person manage and control the Drawings themselves and that the same are con ducted tcith honevty fairness and in good fait i toward all parties andxee authorize the Company to use this certificate vrithfaa similes of our signatures attached in its advertiscmenta ff jCommissffifher TTe the undersigned Banks and anlebr wift pay all Prtzes wn trn in The Louisiana ato Lotteries which mas presented at our cSmnters Louisiana Kawaal Bank State Natlond 3ank Orleans Xatjyjkral ilaak Rational laljp JpWiNG New Orleans 1890 Music tApril 15 rlze 300000 20 each Ualres 10 quarters 2 Twentieths 1 OF PRIZlSd TO000 is J3000M 100000 is lOOOO1 50000 is 60000 25000 is 23000 000 are 20000 JCOare 25000 25PRI25BOFfipare 25000 KOPPJZJJBOF TWare 50001 ICO PRIZES OF 300are 60000 tOOPRIZEB OF 200 are 100003 PROXIMATION PRIZES OF SSCuare 5 50000 ZESWjP oOOare 30003 Prizes IK 2ooa 20003 SSEMINAL PHIZES JRtZESOlfcaayware 99900 ZESOFMcOare 99900 SlSSwrizestusonntingto 105480 Note Tickets drawing Capital Prizes are not entitled to terminal Prizes J83FOB Club Rates or any further Information desired tnita legibly to the undersigned clearly etatlngyonr residence with State County Street andNuraber More rapid return mail delivery will be assured by your enclosing an envelop bearing your full address Address fti A DAUPHIN or A DAUPHIN New Orleans ii Washington By ordinary letter containing Honey Ordsr issued by all Express Companies New York Exchange Draft or Postal Note Address Registered Letters Containing Currency ta NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK New Orleans La BEHEHBEB that the payment ot Prizes 5s GUARANTEED BT FOUR XMlOXAL BANKS ot New Orleans and the Tickets aro signed by tho President of an institution whose chartered rights are recognized in the highest courts therefore beware of all imitations oranonymous scaemss OXE DOLIiAB is tho price of the smallest part or fraction of a Ticket ISSUED BI US in any Drawing Anything in our name olfered for ess than a Dollar is a swindle RKERS BALSAM cad beautiSea the hair a luxuriant growth Fails to Rerforo ray to its Youthfi diseases Jster Unabridged ng two annual forwarding ihe Daily Gazexts and 50 ia I afe work BAE COtgST Carrick Blythe had ads in corn and 18 in wheat in the eastern xt lflSBf tho cOBu He threshed 164 bushels of he2St which over 60c a bushel the iKjit price cost him 18 Ac a bushel DrtSdgo calcula is now worth 30c He fed Ssjbxral steeri cost about 10 and sold at SSf 18 BSmith received Coc whushel wheat he could spare and niijt 33c a it Corn cost JSc and could MVsSjd at such stock as he sold he niadjJsg32a Jiea made little money Landwd BENTON COUNTggw chick On but in oats Could sell no grain profit atftPdid but little better by feeding ad ae losses from diseaso was heavy He loskgronSfon the years Wm Hartlo owns SOffgicres i last year had 65 in corn 43 in hay arid 15 fiK tS Corn yielded 35 bushels to the attire and wits She best crop oats yielded ahout455 bushe Kfet cost more Fed all grain to stick and bdjMtij Sold 23 3yearold steers at 275Qr which werpnght at 20 and kept one ycaxiBgithere was no profit on them Sold 40 faMtfbgsjdipd owins to heavy losses from cholisrailoidy cawaout about even He paid his way andfsaved a 12tle Land worth 25 to 40 an acre Ifc jm AITOIl COCNTTffiS Andrew Barr owns 3 acres or hjeh in 1859 there were in actual cultivation r2ycres 55 in corn 10 in wheat and 20 in oats T3Jgorn went 62 bushels to the acre cost 14c and Rfe worth 23c to 30c for feed The wheat went 30 bushels and cost 38c the oats averaged 40 bushels and cost 15c and were worth 18c to 20c Land worth 25 to 40 an acre MONITEAU COUNTY I Ferguson owns 555 acres of which he cultivated last year 150 in corn Ho estimates the cost of raising corn at 20c a bushel He fed 30 hogs sold them at 325 rerlOO poundsa substantial profitrand is now feeding 22 head of cattle He thinks it pava best to feed but there is very little money in farming at present prices Land worth 25 to 40 an acre Websters Unabri 1281 PAGES John Graham who lived Throckmorton county says 7 ow Texas Compares withMsssour Concerning Throckmorton County parison with Missouri Texas in Com THROCKMORTON April 2 The St Louis GlobeDemocrat on March 8 1S00 under the heading DoejsFarming Pay had county reports from all parts of Missouri showing that it certa stateWe We quote a few of these statements comparing them with statemeni most excellent county Throckmorton in our own state to show that farming is comparatively a farmers paradise rvfisseuRS did not pay in that or same kind in that us in Western Texas THROCKMORTON COUNTY Jansel Qpe assessor of Throckmorton Ojipwarm recently opened in the south rj it rf of the county says Iputyear fore last 13 acres of oats this last year they lso came up a a volunteer crop I did nothing or them except to tra her and thresh It cost about 5 cents a bushel Gathered TOO bushels nd sold for 23 cent a irofit on 13 acres of oats bushel makincr 5140 Land worth about 3 per acre Mills a farmer in tho northern part of Throckmorton county and a member of the firm of Mills Co nt Round Timbers says I had 30 acres of corn cost 12 cents a bushel to raise production 1000 bushels which brought 500 I also had 25 acres of oats which cost mo about or 10 cents to raise Got 1009 measured bushels it sold at 253 or 23 cents a bushel I put in 22 acres of wheat cost me 2 cents a bushel raised bushels sold for 50 cents a bushel atthegranarv I also had a number of steers running on the uncultivated pvt of mvlandv on which I made a fair nroOt My hogs did well and made me some good money All mv neighbors did about as well as I Land worth about 3 to 330 per acre George Allen who lives in the upper part of Throckmorton county near Hoy creek says I had in 10 acres of sod wheat gathered 15G bushels cost me abot 15 cets a bnshel sold at 68 cents a bushel Also had acres ofsod oats cost rro about 10 cents a bushel to rai Got out 473 bushels sold at 30 cents a bushel This was my first vear and had just time to put in sod crop All the other farmers in mv vicinity dii about as well Land worth 53 to 330per acre on Clear Fork in I put in a good the acre cost crop of corn rai ed 35 bushels to about 14V cents a bushel old at 45 cents I also had in 26 acres of oats rised 1500 bushels cost me abont 8 ccta a bushel to raise sold for 25 cents per bushel As our winters are warm and pleasant we require no shelter or food for our cattle which lo verv nicely on the uncultivated part of the farm alth escellent I believe I did about as well on the farm as my neighbors Land worth 3 to 3 10 peracre We believe from the above facts that it is clearly demonstrated that farming pnys better in Throckmorton county Texas than in any of the counties of Missouri taking the satementof the Missouri farmers themselves and there is no reason to donbt their experience or veracity These lands in Throckmorton county can now be had for 3 to 50 per acre which when the railroad nowTapidly building to that county arrives there will be worth 20 We cannot understand why farmers will plod along in the older states on land worth 25 per acre covered with mortzage3 and A Chance for All to Get a WEBSTERS U1ABBIBEB We will send a copy of the Original Websters Unabridged Dictionary express charges prepaid to the express office nearest the recipient to any person who sends us Two Annual Subscriptions to the Daily Gazette WITH S20 CASH Four SixIfflonth Subscriptions to the Daily Gazette WITH 22 I3f CASH Address THE AZETTE EortWortli Tex wijhrapc SHCORD COTTON Dealers 34 i5gpkre Hew York City Aug 31st 1889 ffter a series qf tests at mr EUzabctkpori factory extending aver jberiod of several months we have decided to use the WJLLIMANTIC SIXCORD SPOOL COTTON ielicving it to be the best ifomg now in the market and strongly rt 0Wff li f0 vg jttchjtsers andusers of the Singer Machines SINGAiMkSrUFACTURING COMPANY hers Oastoria IvJ 8 ABCHEB Loptov LOFTON Dealers in Pang IiEJLXi JZSTATJ5 CHAULE3 FSTEUSOf ARCHER PETERSON No 1 East Sixth street Neig Door to Trade ss We make a srecialtylBfeWgstern lands Have a thorough perso 3JrHc fffeKe of country and represent a fl piany tand owners Parties desirin ofcclfaTiiI sure investment In cheap Weste JiiiuIs call on or address rSSO LOFTON HARRISON Onceon Fourth St Cor Houston upstairi i CASWELL BROS REL ESTATE DEALERS LOAN JLKU burbac and Town Prope i GLENN 0 taxes paid and collections inado for npnresi dents Correspondence solicited Woofer by permiasion to all the Fort Worth ba jfljffifr SELLip CO TORS FORTdKT2I TEXAS ve refer by permission to the Merchants jjtibnal Bank Fort Worth Tex Airiericah Nah tional Bank Kansas ty Mo First National Bank Orwell Vt tcdman i Kellogg Congress street Boston Mass VOTZANDT CLENW cot Real Estate Loan and Investment Agts Panhandlo Lands aSpecialty ainde Tex Fort Worth Tex o07 Jlaln SUtti Refer to banks and spondence solicited business ho Co rre FORT WOBTH TEXAS We refer to the banks Fort Worth TEAL 3 WRl and business men a IS aft ii2 LKNOIS Xa 7 gfl XJb JOB ITo C03 Mais Street admittedly farming with little or no profit when TexaSj with her arms open ready to receive them jwc Eroffers them good health cheap lands profitable farming and a legitimate increase in the value of er lands as the roads progress which alone representsthe legitimate profits of many years A HUFJJMAIF CO Real EstelT Investment Agents Clfelffrin St Fort Worth Tex Ppsroffice box 464 Land titles investigatel LAND LOAN AND FIRE IXgOlLtNCE LiTTLEJQP 3ARTiW REMEfrATE AND LOANS FORT WORTHNeEXAS Lrrsnrt Halt Wasbingt Cd Ky Fort Worth tax BearEstate and Loan Agents OfSct on Fourth street in Mansion Hotel FortJYartl Tex jg Evans OaAsVhTebnb LandAtty jf xr JdetCAJcs As co REAfESTATE AGENTS VERHON TEXAS Correspondence solicited WALKEOpQlffBIJRT EfittliiiLoaiApils FORT WORTH TEL Refer to the banks and boHxeis men of Fort Worth F5r ZSrichirFOHMiTioir Auotrr Uall on or address Chas ltep lw To be ru derihe Panhandle Country Writa to DECKER the Panhandle Land Aeent jOOf ces Claude Armstrong County Tox Canadian City Tex EDWARDS FAVORITE WHEELOCK KNABE CHICKERING DECKER BROS and MATHUSHEK 409 Houston StresL Fort Wortt Teias All lovers of Flowers are requested tOx FLOWERS send for a hsu if some llumimJd CataIoj jwfFian ajuMUKers to Russell FSOOTSYftOKBI CEKVER COLO AOX 2401 rjST WORTH TEXAS TVe have for sale a large li3t of city and a burban property 10000000 acres of choice Farms and Ranch Lands Also improved Ranches in any part of Texa3 Abstract of titles furnished Land owners will do well to call or vrrita us HARRrr.