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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-07-21
MIDSUMME Err.

A midsummer greet rig!
The red sun is gioW.n g
And painting the hiil-tops
With crimson ana gold
The cock in the barn-yard
is Justify Growing,
The young lambs are skipping
Away from the fold.
The cows come allowing
From out their green pastures.
The rosy cheek milk-maid
Trips by with her pail:
The plow-boy is whistling
A tune in the corn-field,
That rivals the chorus
OF robin or quail
A midsummer greetinCi
The peoples are showing
Their bright scarlet faces
All dripping with dew.
The clear meadow brook,
Mid the green rushes flowing,
1s babbling greeting
To me and to you.
The daisies are noddinC
Across the green by-way,
The purple eyed pansy
Hides under the trees.
And the cOlumbine Saucily
Blooms on the highway,
And fiaunts her gay petticoats
Out to the breeze.
A midsummer greeting,
The shadows are creeping
Across the blue hill-tops,
And toward the far west.
The sky meadow. lark
To her young brood is peeDing,
Amid the tall graSs-blades
That shelter their nest
The acknowledged bumble-bee
Hides in the clover,
The grass i'm the meadow
Is spangled with dcw.
The sunbcamS are sparkling
And CHANGING all over
Midsummer is calling
To me and To You.
n Whitney CLdIi;, in DemOrost's MONTH";!
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-07-21
The Mirror

is no flatterer. Would you
make it tell a sweeter tale2
Magnolia Balm is the charm
er that almost cheats the
looking-glass.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-07-21

IL wouldn't worry about the chOl-
era, dear" said 4 wife to her husband;
''it isn't ut all likely that it will reach
this country" al don't know about
that" he replied nervously; lit might
break out at any moment. and we
might have n frightful time. II
think / had better pay the back pew
rent, anyway. ~ Y. Graphic.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-07-21
All Sorts OF

hurts and many sorts of ais OF
man and beast need a cooling
lotion. Mustang Liniment.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-07-21

One of the largest sing electric
lights ever constructed wa iced on
exhibition at Seneca Falls. Y, re-
Gently. 1t was of fifty thou candle
power. and was made in The
light was placed on the towe build
ing at a height of seven feet
from the ground. 1t is II TO
illuminate the whole villa 4fdL0
Express.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-07-21
W. D. STEELE

Attorney at Law.
OFFlCE Room No. Porter lock.
6d&wiv y ITN CITA "
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-07-21

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30

scribed far, the rich man used 70 get
his speeches print just the same and
the poor man didn't. unless he had the
good luck to be funny speaker, and
then he could hold his own, because
the average reporter would much rath-
er publish a humorous speech than =
merely wise one, and in doing 20. we
admit, the average reporter would
show a very keen and truly journal
istic instinct Of what the average pu0-
lie would be most likely 70 appreciate.
Tom oohiltree gets more newspa-
per notice, poor though he is, than
many a truthful millionaire. Al
together the substituting fell FAR short
OF It's intent, m any papers were perti.
naciously pushed, although they gave
poor reports, and It was not always
the best psper that got the most sub
scribers az Austin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
Subsidized Papers.

The press still continues to attack
the legislature for its action In refusing
to subscribe for certain newspapers
Some of the onslaughts are good hui
mored, although caustIc, while Others
are coarse and vulgarly vituperative.
This is very unjust, The members
by this act have done more to show
their desire to act consclenliously and
without chssp glory than they could
by any means short OF refusing to pay
themselves any salary.
Had the resolution been passed we
would, As q matter of business, have
done our best TO obtain as large share
Of the patronage as possible, but, as a
matter Of principle, 10 strennously de-
fend the action Of our representatives.
II the majority Of the newspapers fail
to obtain, ON that account, 30 full q
report OF the legislative proceedings a
they would II subsidized, they are AZ
least no worse OF than the press Of hall
the states where telegraph rates are
high,
II Ia better for the local newspaper
because now the local solon must pay
for having his speeches printed, aud
let the editor get some Of the proal
while the legislator gets all the glory
OF courae the rich man ~ usual viii
have the advantage Of the poor man
but that Il In the nature OF things.
and subsidiEing the press by a few dol
lara would not materially alter ths
general tendency IN that direction.
| Because when papen were sub
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
STATE RANGERS.
A Former Frontiersman Advocates
the Retention Of the Present
Fonr WoRrn. - Jan. %. lss.

Force.
FORT WORTH, TEX Jan. 20, 1856
To the Editor Of the Gazette.
The writer read with much pleasure
ana interest the interview in this
mornings paper headed Estate Ram
gers" and from seven months expert
ence on our Western frontier fully in
dorses every word OF said "interview. I"
The writer lived for several months in
one OF our frontier towns, and has
travelled extensively on our West
eTn border. During the
first two months Of his
r sidence there II was almost q
nightly occurrence TO be awakened by
the report of arms and the lusty yells
Of some Western roughs, to be fol-
lowed the next day by the report of
some quiet citizens residence having
been fired into and the lives of him
self and family endangered. / have
seen ii absolutely dangerous for ladies
TO walk the streets in broad daylight
for fear Of being trampled under foot
by horse OF shot by the reckless dis
charge of a "sixHhooter
In this state Of affairs we applied
for rangers, and received small
detachment. Shortly afterwards a
gang OF ten or twelve 'roughsn came
into town, and not knowing of the
presence OF the rangers, got pretty
mellow" mounted their horses and
started under full speed, yelling like a
gang Of Comanche Indisns aud dis
charging WinchesteTs and six-shoOters
In every direction, regardless of life or
property. Within five minutes our
little squad OF brave defenders were in
hot pursuit, and while they did
not make any arrests, the
roughs being armed with Wlnchesters,
while they, in their haste to pursue,
only procured their side arms yet
they were gone several days, drove
the miscreants far into the Indian ma
ton, and seriously, If not fatally. in
jured one or two of their number
Suffice II to say, our little town
thenceforward was as quiet as New
| England village.
The name Of ranger is terror to
the rutlian and security to the citi'
zen. The writer now Ia q
/ citizen OF your tlourishing
little city, where he needl
not the protection of the
ranger, but for the profound respect ht
bears those resolute souls who brave
the many hardships of frontier life
he sincerely hopes they will not be de
prived II their only safe guard by thu
very hand which should be extended
to protect them. b.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30


The bill introduced in the house Of
Representatives to make gambling and
tho exhibition OF gambling devices a
felony, strikes at the root Of the evil.
Pecuniary mulcts will not deter gam.
bling, AZ long a. there is a chance TO
clear more money by Drawing the law
than will he Lost by the fine, II inn
posed. But when the penalty IL a
term in the penitentlary, the sporting
man will be very reluctant to take the
risk OF spending term behind the
bars.
Gambling Is a felony by the laws Of
several states, and In those states IL Is
not known 10 exist Newspaper read
ers probably remember the famous
gambling cases in ST. Louis two or
three years ago, which ended in the
conviction Of batch of the sports,
and their sentence 10 the pen.
itentiary. They were speedily par
doned by Gov. Crlitendeu Of Missouri,
who dug his political grave and step.
ped into 1t by that act. But the con.
victon Of the gamblers showed clearly
what they had to fear, and inspired
them with wholesome dread Of tn,
law which made their occupation q
felony. 1t convinced them that they
could be convicted. aud, without tn,
Intervention Of a governors lenlency
which they cannot always depend on
that they would go TO the peniten
tiary If they persisted In defylng tn,
law. Gambling has been pretty ei
fectually broken up in Missouri, or, 1
1t exists at all, It Is confined to tn
most secret places, and no longer Is
public allurement to the venturesome
II the Legislature really wants I,
root out gambling 1t is now on Tia
right track to reach that end With
grand jury to present indictments an,
a petit jury composed chiefly OF ruTa
citizens, we'll known 20 be hostile b
gambling, holding In their hands tn
power to visit with sentence to pens
seryltude all who violate the law 1
this respect, we may confidently loo
tor a suppression OF the vice in thl
state, or at least suppression OF a
public manifestation Of IL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
WARNING.

To the Public and Newspapers Publishers,
Certain Texan newspapers are pub
fishing an advertisement puTporting
to come from the Agence American,
Paris, France. fofsgents for q mechan-
ical razor.
This advertisement was sent to THE
GAZETTE with a liberal offer as to
price
TIE GAZETTE promptly declined II,
unless satisfactory assurances were
given that the public would be- justi.
lied in rlsking the 81 asked for a cam
pie.
II that assurance is offered, we will
insert the advertisement but THE
GAZETTE win not be tempted by the
most generous offer to lend it's columns
70 any scheme by which, in It's opin-
ion, its readers might be defrauded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
The Frozen Truth.
Fag!
stephenVille Empire.


Whole volumes of bosh and gush
have been written about our immense
school fund, yet II Ia q lamentable fact
that the schools are not kept going
during respectable portion Of the
year. 1t is true the schoola are richly
endowed but the endowment has been
= cure, In depending on the endow-
ment thousands OF young men and
women have been allowed TO grow up
IN Ignorance. The legislatures OF
Texas have spent thousands OF dollars'
worth OF valuable time 10 eloquent
enlogies upon the magnificent free
school land endowment, hut have
never had sufilclent backbone or good
sense II provide means 10 educate the
children OF to-day While the stale Is
committed In favor Of free education,
Il is poor policy 10 give US a half.
starved system.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
SAN ANTONIO.
A Medina County Murderer Gap.
turod.


SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Jan. 29.-The
fipnd who murdered q. F. Humble in
q cedar.brake near Boerne with an AK
a few days ago and made his escape
has been captured by the sheriff Of
Bandera county and confined in jail
at Castroville When taken to the lit
tie town Of Clifton, where the cor
oner's inquest was being held, he
refused 10 make a statement on the
plea that he preferred not to do so
without legal advice Humble was a
citizen OF Medina county, and univer-
sally respected by all classes az an
honorable man. The murder Is con-
demued az one Of the most cold-blood-
ed thsirs ever perpetrated in that sec
ton Of the country.
The cockpit tournament continues
To attract the sporting fraternity, with
five fights ia the maiu each night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30

TIE New York Tribune jumps up
in an awful state OF mind because II
reads in Southern state paper that
the senator who served with Jefferson
Davis 10 entitled to honor for defend,
ing him. II asks II "honorn Is not a
mispTlnt. No; any senator who was q
Confederate would be coward and O
poltroon who would sit silently by and
hear Davis traduced for thos,
very acts In which he was aided by
that senator, It Is an indirect attack
he Is hound 10 resent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30

oUE dispatches from the seat Of gov
eminent inform us that petitions"
are circulated asking the governor TO
appoint Senator Shannon and j II.
Brown commissioners To determine
the 1907 meridian--the Greer county
boundary. Great Is the cheek Of state
politicians, Astronomy, the heavens,
the saered precincts of science TO be
determined, TO be invaded by political
"workera" and with the governors
sanetion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30

Evadine the Chinese Restriction ACT.
When the news was telegraphed
some weeks sgo that Ambassadors OF
the Chinese government were In Mex
leo negotiating treaty to allow unre-
strieted immierstion Of Chinese to
that country, THE GAZETTE spoke Of
the esse with which, under such treaty
with Mexico, the restriction act against
Chinese immigration might be evaded
and this country be still invaded by
Chinese. That such a movement IL
now going on we show by this
quotation from the III lPaso Herald:
"El Paso just now is n favorite
point with those Cinnamon who by
the Chinese restriction act OF 1882 are
prohibited from entering the United
States. No restriction II placed 81 this
point upon the free passage Of Chinese
from Mex can soil 20 the land Of free
dom aud jlmblaine. The CelestiAls
are beginning 10 understand the situa-
ton and to avail themselves Of the
opportunity. The MeTi an govern
ment has entered into contract with
various individuals and corporations
to bring Chinese laboTeTs into that re-
public; and there is under existing
regulations nothing to hinder any
number Of the Acknowledged Asistics
from crossing over to American soil at
this point or anywhere along the line
between here aud California
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
Texas Debt to Railroads.

The cry that early railroads I'm Tex.
as were built by subsidies granted 10y
the state lie OF no avail at this time
Without subsidies no railways would
have been built, and without railways
the state could not have been devel-
oped. The railways have made Texas
what Bhe Ia now, and TO RAILWAYS the
future of Texas will be indebted. The
state and the people have been amply
repSid for all the subsidies granted the
railways.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
A New COurt.Huuse for Bonhan


BoNHAM, TEX, Jan, 20 In connec
ton with the street railway snd the
brick depot, the commissioners court
has decided that we must have new
couTt-house made Of brick and trimmed
IN native stone, which is wise con.
clusion, as the old barn. denominsted
a courthouse, Is about to cave In
Plans and specifications win be drawn
at once.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30

WHAT beautiful moral is here pre-
scntedl A thief arrested in Chicago,
some days after the ofiense told
the magistrate an affecting story
of how he was passing tire mission and
something bade him enter It; he was
converted and as he expressed 1t, he
gave his heart TO God,h But he
kept the jimmy and a bunch OF skele-
ton keys; 40 he was "sent up moi
among the angels but elsewhere,
There are = great many people who
profess the same pious sentiments but
who attn held on 10 the jimmy
There is no copy righton this morall
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
m NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Parties writing 70 TIE GAEErTE on busi-
ness personal 70 themselves viii please In
close stamp for reply.
All letters relating 20 business o. any kind
ahould be addressed 10 Loving, Malone
Ford, Fort Worth, Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
CHEAP COLUMN.

.AdrsTfbemalts under as head on b IN.
serted ar 0,erdfe ef Jre cents Hne, each fnser-
ron, serea troyfs 70 ne line. No advertisement
iiiscyfed for les than hrenfvirc ecs'fs. Parties
an tch0ln trs hdpe no rl1uing accosgt must pay
BIZ adranec.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30

TIKI striking hatters Of South Nor
walk, Conn, have now been out for
nine weeks, As there are 800 Of them
and their wages averaged $40 week,
there is loss to them Of ST. 600, I'M
fortunately for them they struck at a
tlme when the condition OF business
made II little disadvantage to the EN-.
ployers to suspend operations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
IOirred " the Explosion Of a Shell

DENIsoN, TEX, Jan. 20 Thomas
o'Neal, living near this city, was
severely injured in the hand and
slightly wounded in the breast last
night by the discharge OF = shell. II
seems that he was hAmmering upon
the cap Of the shell with spike when
II exploded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30

training Of youth who are developing
into crimlnals, and which shall re-
move them from the evil influences
that are blighting their lives, would
be Of more benefit 70 the social welfare
Of the state than q peuitentlary which
Is 10 punish them when hardened In
the ways Of crime and past reolama-
tIon. The end Of government is pre-
ventive Of crime, not punitive. A
third penltentlary and a fourth will
no. accommodate TIE increasing de-
mand, II means are not taken to
diminish tbe'supply Of felons.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30

paH Democratic majority In the In-
diana legislature, uutaught by past ex-
perienee, are preparing to CORY man.
der the congressional districts Of that
state to give the Democrats ten con-
gressmen and the Republicans three.
The Ohio Democratic legislature took
advantage OF their majority to gerry.
Inander that state last year, aud instead
Of gaining, lost three congressman.
Fasrmlnded voters will not lndorsC
attempts 10 gain political advantage
which parly'a popular strength doe.
not entitle Il to. The Democratic Anc
RepublioAn vote In Indiana is very
evenly matched, and there lie no fair
ness in the Democrats wanting mon
than three-fourths OF the oongressmeI
when they have ba, half the votes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
1855.
Harper's Wsi|
ILLUSTRATED,

Harper's Weekly has now, foi NJ.
maintained It's position as The a,
trated weekly newspaper in And
a constant increase OF llieny d
resources, II is able 20 ofier ioi 8
year attractions unequalled byu
volume, embracing a caplii
serial story by W. E. Norris; ill1a
Giles with special reference 10 Gel
South, including the Worlds Eq
New Orleans; enieriai lng ~
mostly illustrated, and important
high authorities on the ehla ioJ.
day.
Every one who desires uui'v~
ical guide, an entertaining I'D !
family Journal, entirely nee iron
able features in either letiefpm
tratlons, should subscribe to Hi7'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
A BIIzaArd on u. Nsr Fonndland ConsI

sr JOHNS, n, f., Jan. 2s.-Tele-
graphic advices to-day from Chan
nell and Rose Blanc report a terrible
blizzard on the West coast, beginning
at O'Clock yesterday evening.
A large number OF fishing
crafts which went 20 the fishing
ground At an early hour In the morn
ing we're overtAken by the storm
rwenty-three skiiis are missing and
many OF the survivors are badly
frost-bi ten. One skiff in sivht
went down with the crew. The
crews Of the missing vessels aggregate
about nifty men. There are grave
Tears that the loss ~ life will be heavy.
~-t-l-s--
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30

INsTEAp Of inyesling several hun
drsd ii am dollars in third peni-
TEN ary the legislature would be 10
better bu mess deyisIng and supplying
some means TO diminl.h the need Of
penisenuArles. a reiOrmatory for the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
RATES or ADvERTIsIH0
FURHIsHED ON APPLICATION
rnr 1rErKLY aAzErTH.

IN wrappers ready for mailing 20 your friends
abroad, can be hAd At The oounting.Toom,
Price. oenta.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
AT NV ORLEAns.

visitors 10 tho expedition will md Tue
GAZETTE on sale AZ Geo Y. Wharton Bros,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30

THE oNI.Y PROFESSIONAL CLEANER
and dyer In the city whore the public
can expect 20 get their work done right In
urgent cases ID goods delivered in tn morn
ing cat be finished the same day. Call and
zee specimens OF work. D. PulaSlti. corner
Third aud Taylor streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
''AEIn Fort Worth and Free Grass.r

Vernon Guard.
The opposition OF the Dallas papers
TO the selling OF the lands of West
Texas 10 actual settlers Is very easil,
OWNED The settlement and agrl-
cultural development OF this section
means prosperity for Fort Worth,
hence the selfish, narrow-minded
course of Sterett and Pfouts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30

The Volumes OF the weekly ~
nrst Number for January q
When no time is men toned, 80
stood that the subscriber w
mence with the Number neIii1
order,
The last Five Annual Voluns
Weekly, In neat cloth binIiug's-
mail, postage paid, or by eTpiH
pense provided the freight doe
one dollar per volume) for aPi]
Cloth cases for each yolumA
binding, will be sent by mall
receipt or 81 each.
Ramlttances should be mhas Y
Money Order or DraiL 70 ANl
loss. al.
Newspapers are not 70 ooPg., w
t0iihout ne express order o. hhf
HARPER q BRoTHEh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30

" AfeaL MEDICAL WIN
Exhausted Vitality, NeisoI,,, q
Debility, premature Deoiih,,,',,,
Of outh, and the untold i ',. y
from indiscretion or eA exec, y
o. cry man, young, mldqis ~ Z
contains rs preseriptlon II 1t
chronic disease, each OF W. W.
30 found by the author, ~
q years Il such a. pTohaDg
70 the lot OF any phyrlriia,hl' 800
In beautiful French mniiiD, ~
In gilt, guaranteed " " 1ur4
every sense mechanlchli ",
fe-HiOnal--i han any other N.,,r :
country for e. 50, or the "a +
funded In every instance. 40
mail og'paid. lllustlap.s,rI.@ .
Send now. Gold medal ~, :.
by the National NJ dlcal -
ofiiceTB Of which he elcis;; 4 =
The Science OF life shoulT NJ y
young for instruction, VI, n
for relief. It viii benent hl.T
There 4. no member oi ~ ~ ~
Science OF Life will nol h. enIll
youth. parent, guardian
gymnn. --ArQ0ndia. .,.aicsll1i
Address he Peabody a 49, ~
w. II. Parker, No. Z, buii,n,i,sf 70 =
Mass. who may 10 cnneliss,,f. I.
requiring skill aud exp ~ NJ /
obstinate Diseases thai ht,. w
the akin OF al other heudc
speciality. surn treated blF
oesstully without an In"
OF failure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30

TEXAS BROOM FACroRY as y EST
~ flteenth street. Fort Worth. Moore &
mad and kept on hand at retail and whole
sAit, hefch snta and families viii do well 10
Ssll ~ senn up y our orders. special induce.
inents TO wholesale do. ierg Eefneun ber tha
place, aus West Fifteenth street
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30

"A kIEslAN b 9TH HOUSE. NATURAL
ute, SOFT as misunderstanding Buiphtlr. n ~
neale and soda--the best bathing water III
me Stale. IL may DO used A. at Hot aprinFs
aiah . nor while bathing. Single tickets, 20,
i've hckesb, " STANLEY a MABKIK, PrOps.,
Northwest corner Public square
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
HARPER,S PERIODI
Per year.

HARPER's WEEKLY...-a.,~-
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
mIsoELLASEoUs

RUf YOUR @ FEE AND TEAS FROM
ID he Fort Worth coffee and Tea store.
They sell ne choicest brands of Mocha. lava.
60 doYa and Rio coffee. fre.h roasted every
day The finest line OF Imperial, t5unpow-
der, polong and ElgliAh Urea kfist teas AZ
loves prices, Pure spices speciality, No.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-30
srrUArIox wANrED--FEMALE.

IVA PRESENTATION, B A GER
m " man TO cook In resi- urant
hotel or private family insure AZ lVlO
Houston street