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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-12-18

A Few of the Many Wealthy Women of the
United States.-Sweet Seventeen no
Longer the Ideal Age.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15
Personal.

+. a. Blaunt of San Augustine is at
the Grand Central.
p b, Arthur of Dallas is stopping at
the Grand Central.
Il. Il. Gibbens of Gainesville Ia regis
tered at the Grand Central.
De. J. II. Ryns, n prominet citizen
of Graham, called On the GAZETTE
yesterday.
abr. II II. Roark Of Aurora is in the
sity visiting his old friend and class
mate, DIR. II. b Grammer.
d. w, Canp, ESD, oil jefferson, who
resigned his position ms county Mtor-
ney Of Marian county. will shortly
move to the Fort where he intends
praeiicing law. lie Is u young man OF
much promise.
Mr., j. H. Baker of ST. Louis, repre-.
senting the Mutual Life insurance com.
pany OF New York, is in the city. MIR.
Baher is one Of the best known and
most opular insurance men In the
state, and the Mutual Life of New
York stands at the top.
Miss Berlin left yesterday on a pur.
chasing tour TO New York. She will
be absent from the city ab out tive
weeks aud on her return the devotees
Of fashion may reasonably exp,c
something new in the way Of hand.
some spring styles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15

The trouble between the Texas Ex-
press company and The railroad com
pany in regart t. shipping freight be-
tween this point and WhitesbDro is
not yet at an end. This morning at 1
O'clock when the train pulled up TO
the station Sherilf Walter Maddox and
his deputies were on hand 10 prevent
the express company from loading any
freight into the express car The COM
pan3's employees were there ready to
ship freight, but obeyed the officers of
the law, and the train pulled out with
out any of their freigh, being shipped.
There was rumor clrculateS' yester-
day and last night TO the effect that u
complaint would lie made against
SherifY Maddox and hs deputies in
the Waited States district court, ~ the
express company claim Sh0 right UNI
der railing of that court, To ship
freight 0peY the road untA'the foRow-
ing June.
The Texas Express employees. have
received orders TO insist upon the sail-
road company receiving their freight
and were ready to obey orders last
night, but had also received orders 10
inlet no'personal violence on, any Of
the railroad men. City Marshal Iiaa
detailed two men to preserve .he peace
| with orders to arrest any persoas,Iiola-
ing any OF bhe city ordinances.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15
Dry Goods and Clothing stock


for sale cheap. II consists of staple
goods principally, including good
lines in variety Of muslins, calicoes,
ginghams. etc. The notions are new,
well selected, bought direct for cash,
no ouT date nor shop-worn goods
amongst them. The clothing is all
saleable, mostly heavy, medium price
goods. The hats and caps are in usual
staple stylea. with enough of new ones
to make IL snowy. There is also n
small selecsed stock of groceries in
voicing about $500. This sto,k is in
the prosperous city OF Paris, Texas, in
a two.story bsick hoase 100 feet dep,
as good house and ia rs good situa-
ton rs can be found in, that city. aad
doing a good business, which will be
proved. The stock itP worth So 000.
and will lie solicitor casi,or exchanged
for Texas city property. Address
sexas Investment company. Linn
ited, Fort Worth, Texas. al whose
Offices owner may be found the soniiDg
wax
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15
About Rosedalr.

Our new subdivision adjacent 10
Tncker's hill, with its Large lots having
two fronts to each tho lots ali rns,
from one wide street through to an
other Is pleasing those who have de-
sired fine, rooniy, convenient lois for
homes. Some were sold before Mai
was made, and many since, bit Ms one
part OF the addition is attractive IA
another, choice lots remain nntaken.
aud prices have not yet been ad.
yanced. Those remaining will be ON
sale until alternate sites are sold. and
buyers are Invited 10 ride with ma
morning or evening tn view the proD-
eriy and make selections. Lots lgo
feet front Can be had for 1900. -the
Size double that OF the average .ot n,
other additions. Texas Ipyes,ment
company. Limited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15
A Live Livery Man.

II. il. Turner, the most eaterpris--
ing livery man In North Tesas has
recently closed contract for 100000
worth of new Landau carriages
phmJons and buggies, some of which
II is safe 10 say are the most hand
someaS gotten Gp vehicles ever brought
to the STATE. In few days thsy will
he received and his second street
parade will be given. His stock will
bear "A favorable comparison TO the.
hes, horses driven by the fashionable
pleasure-seekers of Eastern cities, and
realization of the fact that his stable
is not collapsed by anything west Of
~. Louis IL to him n source of pas-
ruan never filled an order for a hand,
some turnout, and Mr.. Turner better
known rs Bob, the irrepr.ssible hob.
may we'll b termed the livery king Of
the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15
LOCAL NOTES.

The March number OF the Texas
Courier Record of Medicine is out. 1t
Is unusually full of articles of interest
to the medical public.
The $. T. &. club did not have any
entertainment this week, but when
the time rolls around again something
very rich may be expected, If wills.
pers may be u lieved.
The committee appointed to get up
n ball for the II. NJ. Daggett company
Will meet TO night at the new hall,
The farmers are getting down &c
their work now.
The weather is very favorable new
for out of door sports.
George Kelly charged with u rau' :
derous assault ON George Baker waived
preliminary examination before Jus.
tice Finn yesterday and was held over
In the sum Of $500 pail
What has become of the Democratic
club movement.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15
TI.a NIann,ng Twins,

Near the llttlo village called Enon,
ten miles southeast of Fort Worth,
lives Mr.. =. }. Manning, whose wife
gave nth to twins about two weeks
ago. DIR. Chambers, who attended
the lady, says that the eldest OF the
twins when horn weighed about one
and quarter pounds, and the other
about i've and u half pounds, a plump
child. The smaller of the two could
have been placed in glass tumbler
with ease. Its mouth being too small
10 receive the nipple. 1t IL provided
with d small rubber nipple, and par
takes Of It's milk greeuily. Its legs
are not as large ~ i mani. index fin
ger, aud It's length would not exceed
that Of the entire hand, The doctor
accounts for this midget through an
insufficient blond supply. which he
explains we'll. lie reports the little
fellow thriving IT present II IL y
curiosity Gully for Size, aud the neigh
b0is are all nocking In 10 see IT, The
mother Will he presented Wins cradle
madr ~ n cIpar-bux, for II TO rnss III
1tuis o. nlumber IN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15

Immediately after the chapel cxer-
cises at the Texas Wesleyan college,
Wednesday morning, Miss Murphy
was presented with "A beautiful rock
ing chair 10y the students, among
whom she was great favorite.
Miss Ollie Lake read the following
address:
Miss + II Murphy
DEAR TEACHER AND FRIEND:-W
your pupils and friends in the Texas
Wesleyan college, wish to express that
we appreciate your services.
While in the performance of your
duties you seem 10 US to exact what we
sometimes think severe, we believe,
nevertheless, that IL is for our good,
and we know we have in you friend
who reicicts with us in our joys aud
sympathI2es with us in our troubles.
We ask you 10 accept of this chair ~ II
slight tOk N of the high esteem you
are held among ns, assuring you that
you have our confidence and true
friendship. We wish for you all that
Is good, and that you may he long
spared To utilize the noble talents our
Heavenly Father has given you.
Signed ON behalf OF all.
OLLIE LAKE,
SUE TERRELL,
Fort Worth, March IA, lsSi
Al this junctnre, the chair Ia beauti-
fol cane rocker was brought In and
presented by Miss Sue Terrell.
Miss Murphy rose, and in neat
speech thanked the students for their
kindness referring to her late trouble
IN n manner which touched the hearts
them all the happsness OF this lie
When she finished there WAS general
coughing and looking for something
in desks, and the teachers suddenly
remembering their pupils, hastily re-
tired TO their rooms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15
FIRE BOYS.


The Ball oil Protection Company u Big
Success.
Last night the skating rink was
crowded with the handsome fire boys
and their beautiful wives and sweet
hearts, the delightful occasion belng
the ball given 10y Protection company.
There were fully one hundred aud fifty
people in attendance, and these en-
joyed themselves so much that there
was n general sigh VIXEN the advent of
the wee sma' hours warned them to
depart Tor their homes. A good band
was in attendance, and this added no
little to the enjoyment. There was "A
stand in one corner, where refresh
ments, both liquid and solid could be
obtained. The drinks, however, were
strictly temperance beverages. The
committees of this affair was as fol-
lows:
Floor managers-C. T.. Garretson,
Stanley Tomlinsou. Il. T.. Buchanan,
Jas. Moseley, 5. p. Maddox, II. Il.
James.
Invitation committees F.. Har-
rison, j. II. Maddox, G. ID. Barnes,
Eugene Terry.
Committee on arrangements Stan.
ley Tomlinson, Jas. Moseley, G. Il. |
WIN. Tanner.
Reception committee w. Hill, |
Il. II. Barnes, H.. II. Keller, j. G. |
G, II. Mulkey, II. n. Jack
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15
Extent Of the Cars Estate.
lFrom tine Lolion Tln.,.l

One nay form some idea of the ex-
ten of the possessions belonging to
the Russian Emperor, as property
i'm mediately attached to the crown,
when We hear that the A3tai estates
alone Coyer an area of 4D,0G0, 900 des-
jatins, or over 40, 800 square miles.
M Ing about three tisnes the size OF
Il ngland and Wales. The Nertchinsk
u tate p in Eastern Siberia, are esti-
mated at about ls,)OM000 desjatins.
L q tina Altai estates are sitnated the
q old and silver mines of Barnaul,
A'anlov, Suijov and Lokijepp, the
"oppar foundry at 5arson, and the
greaa iron works az GavriIov, in the
S9alaairov district. The receipts from
these enormous estates are In u ridicu-
lousy pitiful ratio.to their extent. IN
the year 1852 they amounted to $50 ,OOV
ruhies, or little. more than e95,0Ooi
Wide for 1883 the revenue was estl'
mated AZ less than half this sum, or
aSant 10000 rubles. The rents, ETC.,
gave surplus over expense of admins,
iruafion of about IA million and hail
10 fnbles. On. the other hand, the
working of iha mines showed "A denUlb
on over 900, 90; hence the result Jpst
Indicated. A partial explanation OF
This very unsatisfactory state OF things
Is 10 be found in the situation of tho
mines, which are generally in places
quite destitute 81 wood, While tDs
smelling works were naturally situated
IN Districts where wood abouDds some
times As much as 600 or 700 xllomesfsss
distant fnrm The mines. The. cost OF
transport OF raw materials bseahe
considerable In this way. BY degrees
all the wood available in the neigh
horhoed of tho smelling works became
used up, and II was necessary 10 fel1n
wood from distances of even over wv
kilnmetres. Formerly the mines were
really penal settlements worked ~
conYic,s, who were partly helped oy
Immigrants, whose sons were exempieu
nom military service on the condition
o. working in the mines. But SINE
me abolition of serfdom this system,
ms been quito altered, and there y
now great deal Of free labor On INC
ordinary conditions.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15
a NInsnIierade Ball.

The friends Of Mr.. G. b. Darget, sr.,
were rendered n manquerade bali
Thursday evening ut that gen.
tleman's re;idence, two and half
miles north Of this city. A
number of eople from this city were
present. and had a most ENJOYABLE
time. Between dancing, ea'ing and
drinking wine the guests remained
until % late hour The occasion will
long be remembered by those who
narlicipnted
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15
Businrss Chance.

Grlst mill, doing profitable bust
ness. The main building i OF two
stories S0x70 feet, with iron roof and
press room l5x25. The engine and
boiler room l6xl6 Is also of brick with
iron roof. There Is also brick ware
room 3Ox36 feet. Connected with the
mill Is q gin which ginned i25 bales
cotton the past season for share OF one.
twelfth. The min Is furnished with
new wheat mill 96inch burr,, new
Victor smut mill, bolts, elevators, etc,
making II n complete flour min.
There Is beside corn mill with meal
bolt, corn shelter, etc. The engine
and boilers have been less than two
ears in use, The gin Is q Carver
feeder aud condenser. with new Run.
nel's power press llve-inch screw. The
buildings are .nsu'able for Ss,0Ou at
horse power rate. and the whole prop.
erty, Including ~ acres Of land aud
Abundant water privileges, will be sold
for $1,000 by the Texas lnyesimen,
company. Limited, Foit Worth,
Texas.
| r.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15
Tie Best pressed. Men

In Texas are those who are wsaaiDg
suits made by Douglas Bros. leading
tas!oTs of the state, ut Dallas. Vhev
have "a full new stock of ais the hs,est
spr'Ag goods, including thevery fash
ionable crepss, corkscrews and eaevi-
OTIS. They employ the most cosu,e-
tent workmen ANA skillful cutters aud
ltteys TO be secured Ther San satisfy
anyone the business man, the sales
man, the travelling man, tho meehanic
or the stockman. When IN Dallas be
sure to call on Douglas Bros.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15
A Public Park.

The movement Of securing ground
for II public park for the city Of Fort
Worth Is being agitated in aldermanie
circles. In conversation with one of
the city fathers yesterday IA GAZETTE
man learned that there is II movement
on foot TO establish park ON the north
that All kinds Of trees and shrubbery
would flourish HERE, and that there
were trees already sufficient to east u
cool shade over portion OF theground.
No action has ns y,t been taken by the
city council, hut that the subject will
Aoou ho introduced there Is no doubt,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15
MINNIE HAUK
a Largo aud Aristoorsi'c Andienoo "'e'''
the Famous singer IN inc
Opera House


Opera House
l,rya and select audience assem-
l,led in The opera house last night 10
boar Nine. Minnie Hauk sing In CON
cert THAT she csplivated her audi
eura there Is no doubt. but the per
eor,n.uce taken as a whole does not
ins,iIv tba pric,s of admission charged.
Anne. Hank seemed 10 be lahoring I'M
der n slight cold, which was visible ia
her first selection, but all signs OF IL
disappeared after the first encore, when
she srne with inimilable grace and CO.
nuetry. ppm too Young To Marry
Vet y In her second selection, "The
Echo Sonp.u she exhibited the rare
mowers which have made her name
familiar to every household in Ameri-
on tnd Europe, and at an encore
s,Ing "'Way Down on the
,Sw9nee River while the audi
eneg list, n. d with breathless attention.
I'm the act from the opera, Carmen,
Nine. Bauk showed to very poor adj
vantage, AS some of her selections were
omitted on account of her cold, and
the act, sung in Italian, was poorly
hy the audience. The
trio who accompany Mime. Hauk are
ola high order of talent, but they can
scarcely be called a support, ~ they
only sing in concert or in selections
from opera. The ballad "Some Day."
sung by Mile. L. Sail, is an exquisite
song, and the duett 10y her and Sig.
was one of the best selec-
ions of he evening. Signor De Pas
luais has baritone voice of singular
iexibility and power, and his solo in
he act from Carmen was very Zine.
The GAZETTE cannot unfavorably |
'ritlcise the merits of the troupe taken
ingly, but the performance rs a whole
Yns mnsntisfactOrY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15

Messrs. 5. $, Rloyd d. 30. ut sheir
Office, 10 Houston street, reeeivs quo
lalions of cotton from Liverpool. New
York and New Orleans, and graz. and
provision quotations from Chicago
every few minutes dusing thu day.
Parties can buy or sell on qnatation
last posted On their Bulletin boards.
and close Trade on aAy Subsequent
quotation. When balance due them is
immediately. paid in cash. Taa public
are invited ~ call.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15
TO Whom it MAY Coneayn.

On the arst day oaMay ! win hav,
n grand drawing for a. handsome vol 4
watch; e'A,ih individual WHO is no a
taking tho GAZETTE, or who will su b.
scribe wahin the next Thirsty days, " III
nave "A sslance in tae drawing free OF
charge. None viii hold tickets bun
those 'Alo pay promptly. Subsc rih.
AT oncs.and secure chance.
JAS. Il. MELTorI,
City firculatns
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15
IN BRIEF.

Money to loan in sums OF $500 aud oyei on
real estate. j. f. COOPER, Atry-atlaw,
Xli!er Bros. have IL ear load &C choice app'es
In, glso car .ouslauu oranges.
Render, if you want n fntclass Job OF
horse.shoehg or carriage work, so to the
Fort Worth carriage works, and j. {. Iohus
viii do You up In good shape
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15

About $50 acres very best black land,
on n never-iailing stream, within an
hours drive from Fort Worth. Good
dwelling, wi II water at tue door. sta.
BILE, etc. This is probably the best
plnce OF its size in the county, aud SO
near the city is cheap MT price, $500.
Texas Investment Co, Limited, See.
nnd street, near Houston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15

Brick-yard machine and all ap-
pilances necessary for making brick,
for sale; land under four years lease .
or would take partner Il sale cannot
he made, and start up two yards, both
equipped with all appliances. Full
capacity, $1,000 per day,
joe h. FIELD,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15
Inpostant Notice

The only favor In the Seal Shin
Cigar is that given by secret somhi.
nation of the fines. pure Havana 10.
sneeos properly rehandled. No druss
first.ciass dealers handle them.
BATEsiAS & BRO, Agents
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15
For Sale NJ n n,.rna,n

The Exchange hnte) al Lampasas
Texas. consisting of the entire fnrni,
iure fixtures. eic. Situation ON ,ha
public square, with good p,tronasa
Rents le0sop ..ble. fFifly. ro6ns 9V'
sNonuhAss 4 JACKSON,
Proprielors,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15

The Rev. Geo u. Iha,er OF Bonrboa. Ind. says
"Boih myself and wife owe our lives 10 All.
loh's Consumption Cure. l. N. Brnnswlc a
Co., Wholesale and retail agents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15

Five hundred head good East Texas
cattle must be sold to-day. For prices
aud particulars, call at Martin q Lit
tlrinhn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15
$40 Reward.

will pay for the next sixty days
$40 reward for the q, lection of any one
who may throw carcasses or filth Of
any kind in the river above the water
works w. NJ, REA,
CITY Marshal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15
a C.lr,l.

Parties wishing any Of DR.. Hariley's
south American Cure can get IL at
Hotel Pickwick newsstand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15
CARD.

To the Editor OF .be Gazette.
Mlnnie Hauk's manager has uMin.
tentionally done the Texas 4 Pacific
officials injustice In this murniur 4
card There was no price mentioned
for switch engines. l also offered 10
run them oyer In caboose FOR /, mod.
crate sum, but they declined the
cabpnse EN- T,,pxrr
Dallas, March IA. Ticket Agent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15

For Dyspepsia and Iirer complaint you have =
printed guarantee on every bottle OF en
IONS viializer. II never falls TO cure ~ ~
HfQnsMig 4 Goa wh0leshie and Telell asVp'.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15
Notice.

Obituary notices, resolutions OF respect and
eoudolsnce, etc, viii be published as advsr
tlsements iu lilo GAZETTE, aud charged for at
the rate OF fYe cents line.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15

Anasal Injector free With each bottle M Or,
ioh's ca,arrh Remedy. pr.cs 20 cents.
bruaswig 4 Co, wholsss.e and reieil aven,s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15
Warm or Cold MATING

Iieksss 70 the drawing for the gold
watch will'be given out In April
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15

The assignte sale OF cigars at "A.
Sehwarlz's store will only be for few
days. Dealers and consumers take adj.
vantage.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15

WARM or cold water baths al Y.
ou,zman's on Main street M
waiting-vou next. six chairs. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15
Licensed TO Marry.

j. w. Helton and Jennie Womack
J, w, Brooks and Rosetta Gilstrap,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15
NEW TIME TAB &c
Taking Eject February 10, 1884

MISSOURI PACIFIC
NoRTu a,I0 Il, IN.
igs 1siiiiy '''''''''.... i0p. m. 300 p. M
gouTE. s0c n IN.
NO. Isl daily ......,..''ssSgg " ~, ~. b.gD a. m.
No. 1853 dali INNS 10 Hnnnibal
ro, 10 Whitesbofo for sherman anu
Ta al Nevada for Kansas City' NJ
or 81. Louis. a, rou,a,
a. 1871, north-bound, runs 70 ci ~, ~ se
connects az Nevada LOT h"i'"'
No. Xxi. sonth.bound, stops ~ fort ON" AMI
30 III souih.bount, runs TO Ausuh anu
Ban Antonio.
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
u,,.sr Arrive. Leave.
NJ s1i ,laily. $50 r. IN. s:oo p IN
No @7 daily except sun..s'D n M DIV w. ~
49, ~ la,lv ............s:o0a a. IN. $40 A. M
No. $s siiy except sun.o;Sj p IN. g.iO T. ~
Mo 20 daily except sun. II, r,osn ~ 80
No g0l' west-bound, runst" vi leso' u.s
No. M, westbound. runs between D"''"'
No $685. west-Dounu' iu"'
w" No Mi east bound, runs TO New orleans
Memphis and ST. Louis. ,,.aa, ,,oi,roJo
Moves eastbound, runs po'"eon 'o'V'"''
and Dallas , ,,,s ho,ween Fort
worth and Marshall. r,rv
..,,,,, dnuv a,,.. 7:h u. al
South bound daily .....'.'''"''o''op W i"'
or,y coLoRA DO AND Santa FE.
Arrive. Leave.
New Orleans, II usion ,,o, -, ,.a,a m
Galveston. .......,...,.'''..' '''V'P' -"
Lainpasiis Cleburne ,o. ,n,o n m
Temple. .,...,,.....-.....'" I'D " III p'V'e' :"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15
Ranch and farm,

Use SILVER LOAF BAKING
POWDERS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15

All styles Of bird cakes at w, +.
lakes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15

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