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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16
CONSIDER THE C0MHERCLAL IN.
TEREST.

! Congressman Stewart shows the RICH
kind Of stuff In his reply to the Calves
ton demand that he use his influence tC
| have appropriations made for deep watrl
at that point, to the exclusion of Sabine
! Pass and other harbors on the coast
The characteristic Galveston selhshness
needed the snub that Mr.. Stewart gave
1t, aud the people OF Texas think better
of Mr.. Stewart for his independent reply
Competent engineers have said that
twenty-five feet of water can be reached
aud maintained for 81 100000 at Sabine
Pass, while 800 600 is the sum de.
manded to obtain deep water at Calves
ton. Among ordinary bipeds, It seems
enough for Galveston to ask to be al
lowed the same assistance that is given
to the barbors more favored by nature;
to demand everything, even to the ex-
clusion of all others, is piece Of impu.
dence that fairly takes the breath away.
The money that has been sunk in Gal
weston bay without visible results would
have made good harbor ut Sabine Pass.
But for this coddhng of Galveston auu
neglect OF more deserving places, Texas
would to-day have deep water on It's
coust, with all OF the advantages to It's
traffic that easy ship transportation eau
give. With The disastrous failures OF
the past In full view, the demand is still
put forth to appropriate money for the
forcing OF nature at Galveston, while at
Sabine Pass nature invites, not repels,
the efforts OF man to form u good hurbur
The commercial interest OF Texas Is
growing too large TO continue In bonds
To Galveston. 1t needs an outlet on the
gulf coast, aud without regard to who is
made and who is unmade, 1t calls for
ship harbor wherever it can be had Tor
the smallest outlay OF money and with the
surest prospect of success. If Galveston
comes up 10 this condition, let that be
the fayorte place, II Sabine Pass offers
superior inducements, Galveston shall
not stand In the way of deep water there.
The movement now is not for Galveston
or for Sabine Pass, or for Arkansas Pass,
but for deep-water harOor, and not only
Tor a deep water harbor, but for three of
them, II they can be had
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16

PEOPLE can hardly blame the citizens
OF Paris for making haste slowly to sub
scribe $1,000 to the Santa Fe road, The
company demanded $50 900 Of Dallas,
and finding Dallas couldn't raise the
bonus, came down to $50 600, of which
some S45, 900 has been subscribed, Hasn't
Paris as strong reason to ask a reduc.
ton from $4,000 to s2O,OOo9 In pro.
portiou 10 5 rs and wealth, $50 900 is IA
heavier tax ON Paris than $40, 900 would
have been on Dallas,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16
AGAINST ALIEN LAND-HoLDINc

AGAINST ALIEN LAND
Senator Plumb is the author OF the fol-
lowing bin IN the senate:
Section. |. That 1t SHAH DO unlawful for any
person 0r persons not citizens OF the United
S,ates or who have not lawfully declared the '
intention to hucome such citizens, or for any
or GRAFTON not created by or under the laws OF
the United States, or OF some state or terrltor,
OF the United tates, 10 hereafter acquire holn
or own real estate SO hereafter acquired OF any
interest therein in any of the territories OF the
United states Uri the District OF Culum hia
except such ns may be acquired in good ialth
in the ordinary course OF justice In the co leo.
ton of debts.
Sec. 2. That no corporation or association,
more than 10 per centum OF the sto OF which
T. or may be owned by any persoi or p r.,n e,
corporation or corporation, association or as.
sociations not citizens OF the United states
shall hereafter acquire, hold or own any real
estate In any OF the territoriea OF the United
Sta es or OF the Dls,rict OF Columbia
Sec. 3, That no corpo alton olhcr than those
o'gan,'od for the construction or opera, ion OF
railways, canals or turn pixies shall acquire, hold
or own over 1910 acres OF land In any OF the ter.
ritorlci OF the United States; and no ailrnah,
canal or turnpike corporation ehall hereafter
acquire or own lands any territory other than
ns may be necessary for the proper operation
OF its raj road, canal or iurnpikes, except such
lands as may have been & anted to II by act OF
congress, ami all lands of any suah railroad.
canal or turnpk corporation, whether nc
CURED before or after the passage OF this act,
which shall not be nvces airy for railroad, canal
or turnpike purp sea az 'resaid, shall be dis-
posed OF by tho CORPORATION holiing or owning
the same within ten years next after the pas
sage OF this act; an ifanl such lands shall not
be 80 disposed OF. { same shalt 10 for
tied to, and become the properly OF, the
United States.
The growth Of foreign influence in the
territories, through the great wealth that
English aud Scotch capitalists have in
vested In lands there, has made such a
law necessary. In Wyoming and Mon.
tana there are millions OF acres held BY
aliens. These lands are now used as pas.
lures for cattle, As the country nlls
up and the grazing districts are
turned to agriculture these great
ranches viii be divided into
farms and let to tenants. Then we shall
behold the spectacle OF alien landlordism
In It's most forbldding aspect. Thousands
OF American citizens will become depend
ents upon the will of English aud Scotch
landlords, whose only interest in the soil
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16

they own Is 70 extract as much az they
can from II, to be spent in the gayeties Of
London and Paris. Il Is timely effort
TO check the evil. The only fault to be
found Is that IL does not go far enough.
Not only should the future acquisition of
land by alien corporations be prohibited,
hut that already held should be taxed so
heavily a. 20 make the proprletors glad
to release It,
The Plumb bill can only sffect the ter
rltories. II does not deal with the same
evil in the states. That must be left to
the correction OF the state legislatures.
Texas, perhaps, more than any other
state, needs similar law, because Texas
has more land IN the hands OF foreign
corporations than any other state. Que
foreign syndicate controls 9, 10000 acres
OF land IN this state. In farms OF 100
acres, this territory would make lS 100
farms, and allowing family OF i've per-
at the fact that $3.50 OF our citizens are
liable to become virtual subjects of a sin
gle alien corporation, aud the subjects of
foreign subjects. This is nut one syndI-
cate. There are numerous others, con
trolling Other millions OF acres, and TO
all these the same calculation will lead to
similar results.
1t Is almost year until the meeting of
a legislature to deal with this matter, but
II is not too early to begin its agitation,
that men may think and be prepared for
necessary action when the time comes to
act.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16

A CINCINNATI drm of publishers have
copyrighted Sam Jones' sermons aud are
publishing them. Sam denOunces the act
as one of robbery, and asks the public not
TO purchase the book. Now, II Sam
breaches for money he may justly say
that he Ia being robbed when Others copy.
right and publish his sermons, deriving a
profit from their sale. But II he breaches
to spread the gospel, he ought to well
come such assistance. II his sermons
can accomplish any good when addressed
to u congregation of two or three thou
sand, what good can they not accomplish
when put In the hands of ahundred thou
sand readersp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16
PRACTICAL sTATEMANSRIp.

observations On the Road, school and
Jury Laws OF Texas
THE GAzETrE Is in daily receipt Of re.
plies from the county judges of the state
and from the district attorneys the for
mer write Of the road and school laws
and the latter OF the jury law, AS soon
~ these letters are all Ia they Will be
given to the public, Those who have
not yet answered will confer favor on
TAG GAZETTE and It's readers by so doing
~ their earliest convenience.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16

here in Texas. The deepening Of Hell
Gate, at the entrance 70 New York bay
has been prosecuted for more than ten
years, at cost Of millions Every inlet
aud bay has felt the paterpal effect Of
public appropriation. A dozen or more
harbors between Boston aud Philadelphia
have been dredged, built up and made
accessible to ships at government ex-
pense. We ask help for only three. Are
we TO be put off because it costs too
much?n
It is not the people of Texas alone who
ask the government for their aid. The
millions OF the interior states are as
deeply interested as Texas Iowa and
Missouri, Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico
and Arkansas have as much at stake a.
the people Of this state, and this grand
total of 10000, 900 people, who pay their
share Of the taxes that go to form the
surplus In the treasury, are certainly en-
titled 10 some consideration from the ma
tional congress. The congressman from
these states can make their demand re-
spected If they will stand together for
equal rights with the Eastern states.
The Texas delegation need not divide
on this question, but should unite and
urge the claims of Galveston, Of Sabine
Pass and OF Arkansas Pass BY standing
together, they may win; by dividing, they
are su,e IN fail
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16
Npt,ItL NOTICE.

Tho constant requests to send THE GA
lE1TE on PROMISE of future remittance
compels Us TO call the attention OF all our
friends aud patrons that no name Is en-
tered ON our books unless the order for
subscription is accompanied by the mon
cy. TmE GAZETTE cannot afford to open
accounts for subscriptions, and attention
to the invarlablc rule OF the office is re-.
specially solicited, as it will not be devil
ated from In any case,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16
Information wanted.

CHAKLBsT n, s. .,feb 6, 1886.
To the Editor of the unzotle, rort Worth, Tex
DEAR SIR-Will you be kind enough to
make inquiries about young man, Flank
NJ Buldell, Jr., who VIII last heard of
was clerk, or employed In some capacity,
at the Western hotel Last letlcr re-
ceived was DATE December 80, 1885 He
Is feet inches in hight very dark con-
plexion aud bald-headed In his last let
ter he spoke OF leaving your city, and not
hearing from him since, for he was very
regular IN his correspondence, we think
him TO be either fDuly dealt with or per-
ished IN Snowstorm in going from one
place u another on foot. BY making a
search you will do Il Christian act and re-
lleye his anxious mother. Address
E T. BURDELL,
Mills House, Charleston, s. C,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16

WHAT Texas demands is deco water.
This demand Is not only In the interest Of
Texas, but Of all the Missouri valley and
the great Southwest. This demand tran
scends all individual interests, and the
only question should be, where can deep
water be secured most speedily aud most
cheaply. The difficulty of securing large
appropriations for any one point has
been demonstrated, and no point which
requires very heavy appropriation to
secure deep water has any right to pre-.
vent another point from securing small
appropriation, II such amount will secure
deep water. The greatest good to the
greatest number, should be the demand
OF all,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16

i iopr ST 81, Louis 70 New ys ae ''''
" leaye est, II Louis every mo,O,d r'a,p
a ana ,ev.ry evening al ) S'e S'ss ~
a = Columbus, Pl,lsb's1''..c s ials'
the New New York YI without cs..l tsa,A
me, the only ay,. Pullman car iI Sas's 4 %
y, .ne csc points, and Tic " ,'g~ y, y Isl
I Inn,l \, car, cars Of any Xxx Gasl,s'
, Lnuis ~ the morning. h, ~ e,,As
. l,on, maps aud time ,.., 'pilhla
tn, sn" mas, Il Thorp, SouslS %s's.
ger agent Vandalia liue, I,. is''9 !, ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16
THREE HARBoRS BETTER THAN

From Arkansas Pass to Sabine Pass the
distance Is about S75 miles. Within that
distance are three harbors asking the
government for appropriations for i'm
provement, For less sum Of money
than has been given to similar improve
ments ON the Atlantic coast, capacious
harbors can be obtained at Arkansas, Gal.
weston and Sabine,
An equal distance along the Atlantic
seaboard extends from Boston bay to
Delaware bay. More money has been
spent upon public works along this
stretch Of coast than we dare TO think Of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16
GREER COUNTY COMMISSION.
Probability OF Large Territory Being
Added to the State.


CoRsICANA, TEX, Feb. l5.-.Judpe
Freeman, distinguished lawyer of Ham.
tlton, is in the city He is one of the four
commissioners appointed by Gov. Ireland
to arbitrate the boundary line between
Texas and the Indian Territory for the
disputed county OF Greer. He ia en-
route 10 Galveston, whore he will meet
his coufreres and also re commissioners
appointed by the Cover nent, where they
will commence next Monday the work for
which they are appointed. Judge Free.
mans investigation of the. boundary has
been most thorough, aud he is OF the
onini"n that, taking tho Mellrrsh map OF
1912, the only accurate data, Texas is en-.
tilted tn much larger strip of territory
than she claims by 400 square miles,
Gen Mcclellan and Col. Marcy made a
survey In 1852, under government super.
vision, to locate the line, which varies
but little from thelline as run by Mellersh,
Since then Col Emory, an army engineer.
made survey which differed widely
from these Two former surveys, on which
the government relies to establish NJ
line. He SAYS that II either the Mellersh
or Mcclellan & Macy survey be estab.
lished To he correct, not only Greer
county but larae additional area win
belong to Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16
Notioe TO Architects.

The commissioners court OF Wilbarsey
county, Tex, will, on the second Monday
In March, A ID. 1886, receive plans and
specifications :or hrick courthouse IA
cost not more than SS5. 600 dollars, 10 he
built In the town Of Vernon, the countv
scat OF wilharger county, Tex. Tho
court reserves the right to reject any or
all plans and specifications submitted IN
mem. ]. L, ORR,
County Judge, wilbsrger County, TEX.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16

CoxGREssmAS o'NrILL Of st. Louis,
chairman Of the committee on labor, has
introduced bill to prohibit the employ
ment Of aliens on public works. Had
such law been in force in this country
some time ago, It would have ruled out
Mr. n,Nelta honored father.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16

WHILE other cities in North Texas are
talking Of what they are going to do and
bragglug about their blooms, Fort Worth
Is the only one that is actually putting
down steel rails. We merely mention
this TO shoS the difference between Fort
Worth and It's would-be rivals.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16

SMART young men In the older states
start Tor Texas with pocket full OF
money aud head full of conceit. The
Ink on the hotel register wherein their
names are written hardly has time TO dry
before some Texas crook mas swindled
them out Of their cash, Then; with
money and conceit both vanished, they
no longer think that all the smart men
live cast " the MIssIsslppl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16

THE GAZETTE Is In receipt Of commun-
icatlons for publication from travelling
men at Waco aud Brentwood. Space
would be checrfnlly accorded these gen
tlemen but for the tendency Of an invest
igatlon now being made by the Travelling
Mems union into the matter OF which
these gentlemen complain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16

THE number of silver dollars in circu.
lation is 5l,75l 1926 There have been
about 225, 600 900 Of them coined, so that
not less than l75, OOO,O 900 are stored in
the treasury vaults OF this amount
probably S75, 900 900 are represented by
silver certificates in circulation. The
rest are idle capital, from which no in
tereat is derived.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16

MAJ. BRAcKENRiDGE OF Austin, one OF
the state commissioners appointed to look
after the rights Of Texas in the Greer
county matter, Is said to have found out
from some old map that Texas is really
owneraof about one-ifth Of the Indian
Territory. Perhaps the San Antonio
Times will boom the major for governor
more actively than ever.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16

TF any one imag'nes that Mr.. Parnell
never encounters anything but plain sail.
ing in carrying out his policy IN Ireland
he is greatly mistaken. Not long since
IN Galway he was greeted by mob with
the cheerful shout "to hell with Par.
NELL" There are, perhaps, to-day few
Of the same tough citizens iu Galway that
we read Of In Charlie, O'Mallcy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16

Ir the Burlesons can hold big family
reunion in Waco, what's the matter with
the Smiths and Jones calling couven-
ton OF representatives OF those illus
trious names The only trouble would
no = hall big enough in Texas TO hold
them ali.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16

on, one q the mo~
s ,he cs.oun,ry,and ths,l z, +
more more r,adyto spes no''' I "
9and But money eyp sIl m0s
1, me y progress q he a s,'... n N
Is ~ many RESPECTS oalA M.
a1n.'. increase !, y '.,at
aloue shows hnw s,ls y AZ.
c.,umulatiDg Bas,l n, ,sallI ,|.',
n nora. remains h, us, 'lsn.s
m rraon IL. y = -, q problem , ms'.s Y
n many anAious minds ".'sa ~,
S =, ,I,l however, va 4
s 'n1,ney into The sta,. =, s
s. science Sl'.i q goveron. l !, ''sess.
,,ib,, n o,'s The iu Z: ~ l.sa
' ,as end Is u be atts,e, 'opeA'
: objects Directs which have ~, ~ 4
account Till we e.H ht|',
agreement upon tbesa as am.
Oh money for the Soribsus 'lpN,.'
n merely furnishing 10 T m"ns sFss
corruption. y Mueil non 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16

IT ID stated that Sir Charles Diike's
future is ruined by the ugly revelations
that were brought out IN the Crawford
divorce suit. Were It not for the I'd
munds law Sir Charles might 90 out TO
Salt Lake City and rise 70 be big gun
among the Mormons.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16
Minis House, CharIeston, 5
Information wanted,

Information wanted OF the whereabouts
VI Joseph b. Fields, son OF DR.. b. +.
Fields, formerly of Columbus, Miss. ANY
mform4iiun of him or of his children will
he thankfully received ~ his father AT
Y"ungsport, Bell county, Tex, or C. X.
scott, Montgomery, Montgomery county,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16

In Its political column THE GAzETrR
recently credited to the Limestone New
Era some remarks made by tho Bennett
New Era, We mention the mistake now
In justice to both parties.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16

Two carloads OF negroes lately left
Charlotte, n, c., TO go TO Los Angeles
county, Cal where they were to suppIant
Chinese laborers. In the memorable law
of the "suwival Of the httest" is the
African going TO come out ahead OF tho
MosscliaDf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16

THE army Of tramps, criminals, Social
lists aud anarchists is being recruited IN
Pennsylvania, where $4,000 school chill
drrn do NOT attend school. Az matter
OF public economy 1t would pay for the
state to take charge OF them and teach
them something useful.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16

THE GAZETTE has never shed tear
over r om. Elce--not one. What makes
TnE GAZETTE pine is the way the powers
did Prince Alexander in not letting him
thrash MILAN clear out OF Europe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16
RI rRE PUBLIC

Parties having bills against THE Ga
zHTTE VIII please present them promptly
on the i-t Of each month On the 10th
Of each month every bill Of every kind
vii no anttIed In fuit. n found correct
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16

TIE GAZETTE has the largest
bons-Hde circulation OF any daily
newspaper published in Texas,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16
rnn nAztr,n NmltOAp.

rHE GAzErrE WIN br found tor sale Nt the
plAces named In the following cities;
DHtuAuu, lLL--W g. ~lIrr, ih3 Dearborn
street aud T.. SOhnHner, GrHud Pacific hotel.
ST. Louis, No Phillip Roedcr, al2 owe
street snh Jas DvCrtpn, southern hotel
HOY SpHtNgs, NIX u II. bHvls CO.,
Homer L.. Huii. ~ llrshh'ld ana r. E Grecne.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16

rHE river towns in the east seem to
have surplus of deep water without a
congressional appropriation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16
Rates 81 Adyar,ising Furnished on Appii
cation.

ReniifanCcs " dFdn, pOsiomce moneB order ~
N regtsfeTed ieffcr, at rfsk o( ofce
Coy,esbondcsc' IL 'ohetfed upoH MI ne'os Hio
srss
Prompt information Cf erc1its dna neloe haSgfn
iuos on gsissrai igfsrt1 solicited, and mn b.
properly compensated
Al Communications intended (oT publication
mast b. accompanied By ne VyIter't name and al
frsat-,.Ot 6ir publication, bit rs m eridenoe NJ
good MIN.
Parties CfirBg 70 rHh eAlBrrh on business
peJponai m Themselves ipiU pisnse notoss stamp foT
reply.
IN letters rsfG,ttg 10 oiisiess " nfb kinn sh0nm
be eddyeased 10 TN GAZETTE Fort Worth Ter
ngMOCRtT PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16

NJ RS TURNER ha Openrd her An a.
Il her residence, Slh MIN 0e stftei NJ
\ epaTed TO teach oil, wator.rolof,, eA.aa
lustril palnling; also, charcoal and n.
uIraN ing, Her class hours are Oh fnt
eune''day and 'riioy, firm (? to ydll
Work done tuOrder
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16

~ j. PIrTMA\ 4 co, ow1tfs Al IN
~. Schili"Lger ratent, contraris,, \, Y /.
mehi sidewalks and tenn, ming u Nv
Cnarl's Bhggct solici or u, d mana.,s ,
business for Fort WOrth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16

,nl Randall { Chambers Co \,
tne ,t DIST stock q emhrola q y vi
buyers. ''"lils llnad.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16
FOR RENr-Dw ELLiNGs

NOR RENT-Dw, ling house, hse loeI y, |.
Il kitchen; corner Fourth and Jones w
desir able Offices or sleeping rOomt, y (. \. \
Main stre, /, next door u Whlw h,ss
Also, the building, l0i2 East Weather y's'si'
sui able for fIuit-sland or bafuei w 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16

w ANlED We Want lie pgupr d I.1
w hat we have removed oufodnii.,
te liyence ana employment r0ce Il
north size of the sqearv To Mia IN,
between Eighth amt Ninth, where Ne y, y !
to take orders for help tree OF cfarse N,
promptlS attendet 10 FROM count \ 4, 4
itcll tel phOn, 9lS, ,,uob,vIx IN, sn-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16
LOST

Y OSr-S500n--A pointer dog on yiiMtt.i
IL abb three weeks ago s reward M
p ld for the return OF III, dog 10 \. sliIin
sore, o06 Vain sire t
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16

WANTED--At once, girls, gill AIN Ilsa
w ~ five girls can flnd ady evpdyti
In uiiie'e nt branches of work Appll a \
pl"ymen cflicv, over postoflice. & W,eus
w ANTED,- gOod cook and i IN
w White woman, Swed or Genna 4.
{, rred. Apply to Mrs Tldba !, 9g Z Y
stroet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16

TIME MONTIORT HOUSE VIZ h
Il originally lion Ton hotel, y 'n wv, II 4
lu stop In town ;neai depot, con' ana,srsaps
ness part IT town. Satisfaction s"'''f
me- charge made -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16

TnK call OF the conductor will soon be
"all aboard for Mansfield"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16
BuslNEss UhANOks

E0RSALE-A fine TUT g soda appilnaas'',
II tour ten. gallon co PR foaiit', ns
any city. Write for price and dss;iss,
VIII sell al bargain Urifiln BIOS "''''