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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-10-23
A Certain Remedy.

Famous Guest (author Of "Ellen Robs-
mere What is it, my little dear?
Hosts Sweet Child Mamma says
you're sufferer from insomnia. Does
ID hurt?
"Oh, no. Insomnia means inability
to get to sleep"
"Is that all? Why don't you do like
mamma does? She reads herself to
sleep; and I'll ask her to lend you the
book. It's called Ellen Robsmere.' 10
Good News.
Snhsoriha for the NnRTINNEST 81 80
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-10-23
The Tuxedo Goa. A..on,.hes Londoners

The Tuxedo Coat Astonishes Londoners.
Although the new evening coat made
its appearance in several directions dur
ing last season, it has not met with such
q measure of support as to elevate it
from a fad into fashion. It is with
some surprise, therefore, that Mr.. Charles
Warner is seen to wear one Of these
strange garments in the drawing room
scene in "a Million Of Money" Does
this betoken boom in coats? Are we
to cut off our tails and become gentle
manly in jackets? That is what gen
eral wearing Of the new coat means. 1t
is merely the old coat curtailed. The
upper front of the coat Is cut in just the
same shape as the swallowtail, so as to
show the utmost expanse Of snowy shirt
bosom. At the part where the tails
commence the coat ceases. It is actu-
ally nothing more than glorified copy
Of one Of the ordinary morning jackets
worn for so many years. s.-London Court
Journal
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-10-23
A wagnerian Heir.

The Minneapolis Journal reports that
man named Wagner, living near st.
Vincent, and who claims to be relative
Of the composer, has been recently Ds-
queathed 100000 from family estate
in Germany. The money is said to be
ready for forwarding.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-10-23

mrs. Bill Bill. BIZ Hills Postmistress.
Mrs. K. N. Bill has been appointed
postmistress at Bill Hill, Conn. Her
husband, William Bill, commonly
known as Bill Bill Of Bill Hill, died re-
Gently. Berkshire County Eagle.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-10-23
Mothar,s Eve.

Anxious Mother--My son, | saw that
young lady you admire playing tennis
today. She viii not make you good
wife.
Adult Son-Tennis? Wife?
Anxious Moth6r--I noticed that when
she made miss she did not blarae her
own awkwardness; she got mad at the
racket or the ball. New York Weeklxs
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-10-23

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01
DRESSED BEEF.

Xt is Practicable for Cattleraisers to Or
sanize and Make the business Success.
The Gazette of two weeks ago alluded
70 the well-established fact that the
dressed beef industry had come to stay ;,
and it also indicated its belief that the
profits which accrued from this method
of handling cattle over the comparatively
would ultimately induce capital to en-
bark in the business to such an extent
as would break down the present monop-
oily. As an indication that capital in
abundance can readily be COM
manded for this purpose we
are now able to chronicle the fact
that the third largest dressed beef BUSH
ness in thel word, that of George 81.
Hammond & Co., has been merged into
the G. n. Hammond Company limited,
and sold at Sc, los, 600 to an English syn
dictate. while the capitalization of the
American company was but 81, 475, 600,
which, in the judgment of those best in
formed, was quite high enough to cover
the value of the plant. The prospectus
of the company, as submitted to the
London shareholders, states that the
profits Of the concern are equal to paying
more than l6 per cent. upon the COM
mon stock of the English company.
There CA be no doubt of the fact that any
amount Of capital can readily be OBJ
tanned upon such showing; and if such
legislation can be had as will prevent the
new concerns from combining with the
Did ones and organizing themselves into
trusts after the modern fashion, we may
hopef nlly look for relief at an early day
from the present "'Big Four' monop-
bly,, as it as called. It would seem to be
practicable for the principal cattle
raisers Of the West to organize an i'm
mense joint stock company themselves !
for the purpose of engaging in this BUSH
Mesa company strong enough TO NJ |
sist any combination which individuIg |
concerns may attempt 70 make for thsI
PURPOSE of breaking down competition. !
Il Breeders Gazette.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01
ARMoUR,s LATEST.

BE Proposes to Increase His Profits by
Going Into the Leather Business
A telegram has been going the rounds
to the effect that Samuel J. Moores large
lily interested in the hide and leather bust
mess, is authority for the statement that
there is quite a furry among the hide
and leather men Of Chicago, caused by
the rumor that P. d. Armour was about
10 establish several tanneries. Here
|tofore Mr.. Armour had sold his hides,
and his income from this source
has been enormous. It is almost
Impossible TO estimate the number of
hides that annually come from his
|slaughter houses. Now, however, il ap-
pears that Armour will enter the leather
trade. With the capital at his command
and the vast number Of hides that be
has aud the manner in which he gets
them, makes the cost to him practically
He will be a very dangerous
competitor IN the leather field. 1t is said
that the idea was suggested to HIM by the
fact that the World IS fair would un-
doubtediy go to Chicago, and that the
demsnd for sole leather would undoubt-
edly be greater than ever.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01
i. HURlEIY.
# f3nty Teae's Prs Endorsement for the
Park1 State So erintendent Of Public
ofacN Instruction

EERFoRD. Tex. March 3d.
WEAT the complications of the office
Wheresk superintendent of public instruc-
of siate< uch as to necessltate man Of q
ton are 8 qualifioa ton (that of an edu-
three-fol'the organization Of the school
Gator forIan executive for the admins
units, off the school laws, and of a
tration 4 to advise the legislature-one
statesmaties-Rs to the laws best ealcu-
of his dkdvance the educational welfare
lated tohte), for the complece admins
of the sbf his department, as contem-
tration I the act creating said office;
plated
and. hs. upon solicitations of friends
wherhers, Prof. D. P. Hurley, of
and teakTn, a man Of extraordinary
Springlnd Of the most thorough eduea-
ability q who, besides having been
ton, apt, lawyer, and filled positions
journakNs trust in political arena, is a
Of honorsIthor, and has filed the pros
classical air with honor and dignity fer
festor's cKenty-fye years, and now
the past tnded by years of delibera-
energies roection; therefore,
ton and replved by the teachers of
Be it rsy, in association assembled;
Parker coule heartily i1dorse' Professor
L. That ey for the Office of state
d. p! Hunt of public instruction, and
superinten6e him our full and emphatic
that we gapproval.
support ans call the attention and IN
2. That toperation and support of ali
vite the cfwspapers and good people
teachers, ihoI by their SURFACES, have
of Texaslei1 will for a school steIn..
expressed On ltlDcal school law and
founded u as dedicated to theconstitu-
authority, 'Sh HIS fidelity is pledged,
ton, to wfAnterest sof every, section,
for the besfi corner'of the state.
every nook aopy of these resolutions be
8. That aFort Worth GAZETTE, etc. !.
furnished Inquest to publish the sameF
with urgentW. BRANNoN ). President.
WARD, Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01
ROUND.UPS
sidsof the Times in the Local LiveI
stock Market as TO Prospects.
ROjibiitirs Of TIE Pressed Beef Businrss-Tn.
leresting he, >tatIstics-General live
stock Items

This week opens with indications that
tRre will be greater activity in live
stI Ok circles than at any time since the
season opened. While sales are still few
III number, and the cattle changing
hands also few in number. several pretty
ggod-slzed dickers are on foot, with
god prospects of being contaminated.
letters of inquiry from different points
sre being received by the commission
men here, and as they are from we'll
known feeders, the. probabilities are
that they viii make purchases of Texas
cattle.
1t is to be observed, too, that not
withstandlng the claims made last win
ter that there were but few steer cat
tie in the country, big bunch can
always be found when a buyer puts in
I his appearance. This leads to the be-
lief that there are more steer cattle in
Texas than was at one time generally
believed. As a general thing they are
in pretty good fix in this part of the
state, but tits said that farther west,
where the range has suffered from want
of moisture, the grass is bad and cattle
are IN rather thin order.
While there is general desire to sell,
it is to be observed that that desire is not
strong enough TO lead stockmen to sacTi-
fee their cattle, and they are holding
out for better prices than were obtained
for the same class of animals last spring.
To this may very reasonably be attri-
buted the fact that few sales have been
made up 20 this time. There is but
little use in irving TO ascertain at what
figures any bunch of cattle is made, for
IT is generally stipulated by the buyer
that they are not TO be made public by
the other side; and when he gives out his
report of what he paid it is generally at
a lower figure than what the cattle really
brought. This is not because he paid too
much, but for the reason that he gener-
ally wants more cattle, and by putting
figures down low he hopes to prevent a
rise until he gets all he wants. This is
no doubt legitimate. and il viii have to
be satisfactory TO the cRttlemen for the
reason that 'tthey all do il.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01
SHEEP STATISTICS.


While the Number of Animals Have In.
creased Prices Have Grown Better.
By the report of j. R. Dodge, sta
|tistician of the department of agricul-
ture, just now Issued, the number of
sheep in the country is placed at "A 1896, :
~, showing an increase OF about one
million and three-quarters over the num-
bsr returned for last year. A vet more
satisfactory aspect OF the situation is
recogI zed in the fact that values have
also advanced. The report notes that
+ 'lossi estimates for the present year
quite uniformly show an enlargement of
plumbers. aud also an Increase in
prices. while values of ali other farm
!at5mais are declining - Aud this is lust
w liat ke Gazette has foretoid by way of
eneo~agement TO those who have mis-
taken the past depression in sheep hus-
bandiy for ''the beginning Of the end's
OF wool growing in the United States.
with an eye upon fluctuations OF wool
value IN times past, and unfalfering
faith nat the genius and pluck OF. Elneri-
can owners and inherent merits of theirI
ficckt crowded oil idea of faiinre bevonsaE
the rain of probability. the Gazette ha
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01
ADVERTISEMENTS
TREE ADS.

Au persons seeking employment or destr-
ing help Of any character are invited to use
this colamp free of charge, such adUerttsc-
aents not to erceed three lines.
Notices OF articles lost and found tn this
colsnn, not exceeding three lines s0iu also be
Inserted free.
II Is the desire of The Gazette TO Facilitate
the search OF persons for employment and
the recovery OF lost property, and all are
cordially iavtted to use usss column for sucA
purposes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01
conditions in |
conditions IN
q. NJ. TisfOr Coo county.

Cir. @. NJ. Ilsfor
'9''ie Gym pahy " of the Kentucky
,@n' = Sios from the company's
y lunty, and was met
10 u Ter at the Ellis hotel
u'n0 'Pu = . " 1ntucky company had
:. =. no grading up their cat
T. go IL the best stocks in
b1wsver bLtit wiForEl they commenced
isIstktl furtbhr adyawiIl not be stopped,
ol,ehbred li,ba b go on until the herd
lin a convArsstioHnced toward the thor
thelreporter that
lucky were in Mr.. Tllford stated 10
inp done veil th!he cattle of the Ken
Thes nastnres Are good shape, hev-
poof snow tbatI feoughout the winter :.
Ia JVnp heen Ahswell watered, and a
sta5Eed grass ~ prll on the 18th ult.,
erelbow green kwittrbed by the earth
midi which 90 4tIsb wing and the pastures
idIv 'tak,np on f1esb fresh, tender shoots,
IL are feeding and raP-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01
Attempted Assassination.

LADELPHIA, Pa, March s1.-A
] from Easton says: A bali
revolver Saturday night crashed
gh the window of the residence of
o. ". Bartholomew, pastor OF
+. Johns German Lutheran
81, Phillipsburg. The bullet passed
to the PASTORS head and lodged
3 wall. This is the second time
a shot was fred into this same
and it is alleged TO have been
pied assassination. The police
searched for the would be -mur-
but failed TO find him. The pas
81 a relative Of the murderer Bar
fnew now he Easton jail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01
! raptlst Minister Meet at Celeste.

CorIEspOnoenceoI the StLSOeS.
CELESTE, TEX, Msrch 3o.-The Bap-
lists are holding a niplsters' and dea-
eopA meeting at this aoe for the pur-
pose of discussing veral important
points. One which tn seem to dwell
on the longest is hom an6 foreign mis-
sions. The subject vi handled ably,
and brought about yer foreibly, show
! inc that Hunt count s. needed mission
work throughout the Il re county, and
mote only Hunt count but the entire
state. They decided pend this mis-
sion money at home an let Providence
take care OF foreign pms. Rev j
C. Price of Ladonia, T read very
interesting essay on tft piect of Chris
tian Assurance, which IS unanimously
Endorsed By the body and is publication
demanded. The ministers In >attendance
are as follows: Revs. ~. 3C. Price of
Ladonia. Tex; J. F. Hsrdwiek of La
donna, Tex; r. D. Campbell of Lone
Oak, Tex.;J. W. Weathers of Wolfe.
City, Tex; j.. p. Morris of Celeste,
Tex: Mr.. Phillips of Caddo Mills, Tex.
Mr.. Kendall of Lone Oak, Tex. and
several expected to-day from ether
points.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01
Stephen County Cattle Sold.

a. s. NlcHAIson 49, ice o1oooa a.,
sale of 1000 Ia :. a. , r , orUesu . .ne
cattle, locate u stanton. oa.,n.- -
Baird S Smith wast,.o -
the privileged - .,;,1a. o.,s,n roo -
additional if d -,
paid are of CT eau s9a mem. me ,s. prices
good figures ys. ply "'e ~ out LIS sa .0i
be driven fr e s.is.u NC caI'ie wa
Indian Merritt, - 1en.. eoun' ~ tue
range. r. 'n0
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01
NcDonaid WIN ope,,. at Bonham.

Special to the Gazette. {
PARIS, Tex. March Sl.-Hon. II D.
Mcdonald will open his formal campaign
for governor at Bonham on Saturday ;,
the 18th. He viii not make any mbre
speeches before June L, his time being
occupied in court. which is now in session
here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01

D.. Brown was appointed guardian of
Homer, auA the same year he sold Ho-
mer's land TO Horatio d. Brown. Since
then part of this property has been sold
for over $50 ,000 these facts are ELECTED
from correspondents with officers of the
court in different places. a reward is to
be offered for information leading to the
discovery OF Hot9er Browns where
abouts. People hers are determined that
the case shall be ventilated. He was ad-
judged perfectly sane by the probate
court here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01
e 80 ar RrIsonalls.

81. a. Il Camp of the Matador
Issnu = ID cattle company was in the city
Capt p;.ho - r,o,,
in the E,tv vas
Purcha "a If . hIootisd 10 ie 9s'A'A Aos sn0
~ w. L., Marks of vlnita, I II ;;
80, )" - - the city Sunday and went West
fay. he is in search of good COW
ARM,
been &c., 80 a. :, .;i nae
- ring for sale dressed beef that had
ZEN inspected. He was released on
s,,'s of habeas corpus returnable next
t,. nu Islay, when the constitutionality OF
'Ae rginia law will be tested.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01
That,s IRIE,
ere the Rub Is.

The Cincinnaf
'Rrohts on be pr ,ere the nae st =, .ovs.
farmer but FORTH u,d ENCOURAGES everS
steer weighing Id C,i..ao oonhi,e A
to $40 in Chica ~ 1o.,.5s = wor,b con
After he is killed - - ,.,u,oa
beef, hide, hoofs 20 jew
The farmer get his Killer sells MN Mn
stesr as he did q talloW, etc lot Soz.
The butcher cha half as much toI hls
much now MS he light or ten years ago.
ago. and oiains hrges to the consumer as
money. There dld elghs or ten ye"rs
tween the mani that be makes no more
and the man VIII somebody stanalng De-
that is making IS vino raises peer 10 sen
10 buys the beef to eat
n inordinate profit
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01
! /: ....l| & &, ]! !

.atiot1s. 4T4oaI oe-
ahd 81 fo aIdN En9riE Piiti-
ing with sheep clea 50"
me aals-in fact others see
use 5nsumed by Us With p,Il DO
COZ, ERE was a with efeI Thing
4nnik IA Ia hest of ibeSpeople of the
stock ly corn fields profitable future
Acids i a.ds of the Its kind. Scrub
dent ~ cement on neglected wheat
urers, eless tradin FARMER, improyi-
rnerebaE the time koart of mRnufact-
anv ofkbese will ng on part OF the
bankr,liev At the has gone by when
Il prdt for allot insure speedy
hest atIinabIe facilii same time there
s'bpsinSs sense thai VINO TO the
IN Incidence Yields dies add that good
ton, a1 refuses to bf sacrifices nothing
interior materials. hothing 70 opposi-
wears tc,at,er. there ! handicapped with
stock nT4ne better Taking series of
and WIFI has so long has been no live
likely n ard no varbrofits than sheep,
ture ve4s At the I been the rule Is
crease 4 will not TAX }iation through flu
sheen o1,sns of 1884 present rate OF in
her IF aIin,als reachk long TO rival the
This ouIook pains ad in which the num-
the facfthat the staPd Its hignest polht.
our folks is mea4ditioual interest," ~
mented breeders hdard- OF merits in
Ltime greatly aug
Gazette.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01
NO sale.

IL transpires .----3--
of the Ward 49, u 80 ~. cole
brsud-to Gin : p~Is. aa.,,a tbo Try
Cullen for the ~ rroa
not correct T
reported but ar iiisA''or pun"
been placed in he cattle were not SOFA dc
Msa ip--this- on the market, 'naVing
Cullen and H ' 81 ION
represent the Ebnod 49,, u Dailas' VINO
4tock, were id .Lao 20. sn,n, u tlo
{ected the repd H o'y HnO ma'e COR
r. 49, las ~ the Pecos river, and num-
r. ~. -S' n 26 900 head.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01
PIRITED AWAY.
ought Seattle Man Has Been Put
e Out of The Way by His
Brothers.
H. L.. T

trTLE, WASH, March 31.-Homer
n is not to be found in Seattle, and
thought he has beef spirited away.
twenty-five years he has been kept
ned in an insane asylum by his
ers. During the last eight years he
II cen under the guardianship of bis
hNer Watson, who swore before the
bIate court here that no property was
ptved in his brothers. confinement.
il aiStield. Homer's lawyer. has just
ID hat there was considerable
leE Involved. He wrote Horatio
ri brother of Homer. who is
ID ident at Albert Lea, MINI.
ts to account for all the money
as 5 belonging to Homer Brown
In thought to have caused
I'll bwn's sudden disappearance
81 1859, Homer Brown received
In rom the United States to $50
a nd which are now in the city
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01
BUSINESS CHAscEa S

BUSINESS CHAECEga -
} blacksmith ana wood shop in some place
where one Isl needed. For further particulars,
addFesesS. %. Kelley, Palestine, Texas
asAIsRENTER wants to tratfa work as part pay
y mehk on a lot in this citySzaz4ddress, G. Rss
Gazette ~
Ii OTEI-For sale, Exchange FI6teI III Gle
Ia bur1e, Doing buSiHssso9 tf5b0 per month.
Good opportunities for the right party. Good
reasons for selling Apply to L. +. Marst on.
ProprietoE
ElHfSTCIAN-A fine location mag be had By a
j. physicion with age aRdef2psrieAce. No ''justs
out of college, Young mar need apply. For
particulars aadsess M. E. Goodingt arBggiss.
Albany Tex
SXTANTED-A reliabla4nan % take charge of
w good paying .susiaess. Able to invest from
500 to $500. AddRess box 290. Dallas, Tex. ssss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01
FOB sA1E-REAL ESTATE.


A DESIRABLE HOUSE-Eor 81 bar.
ground, fronting on Bluh street, hstween
Peezn and Einsstfeets. For price ana 9erms,
apnlE.to4 heIAas A. Tidball. IS
1fsE5 SALE on easy terEuss F8e three story brick
IT building cor. 5th $50 KHsk SITS. Apply to j.
M. Peers.
FOR169 between 5000 and 700 acres efzeE
II aH4lent farming land In a solid body IL Taa<
fant county, 1000 acres IN culttNRSieh, twenty
two miles northwest of Fort ii. Fort Worth
and Denver railroad 5efns<1aS the land. A bar
gain viii be- given Co purchaser; paying one
third cash.trex3 afnder long time. low interest.
Owner eefsipelIed to leave the state account.
Of Aeaith. Inquire of 7. A. Tidball-,
FTCCSES AND LOT-Three housesznd 75t no
Il x200 feet for sale. CoTner seeet and
In good neighborhood, Qz2s k:einse two-story,
eight rooms, piasteFeS % D6ehouses; two i've
room cottages f1es reasonable. Address L.
ANz3-For sale, ranch of 1905 acres in
wire fence, two good he36es three streams OF
living water, farm ;Q7ensd mp. plenty of pecan
and other EHafeHsts Price. 80 per acre, one
third Gosh, bafAnce in three years. Address. @.
Z. SAaE5n, ThrockTnorton, Tex.
TYPEwRITEEs
El7ANG -Reminztasss AND
Caligraph standard typewriters or sale OF
rent. Powell. 6l2 Maiustfeee- g
VE1STW RITING ALakzszf1 New and 5icIeTf
q standard. HpsfzBbon, direct printing per-
mznent aIiRpfaedt; guaranteed as to speed
strenEtheand manifoldins power s. L. Rockell.
Feztsf9crth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01
Endorsed.

- ~
p, March S1.-The
be of the Evangelical
] BEN in session here
came to a close
5her of Chicago de-
sermon, and or
or deacon orders.
pted strong resolu-
|ps lsher and Bow
g approval OF their
ing trouble in the
solutions have been
erences.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01
sTRAYED.

EILLEY- Strayed from my premises eight
IL miles OF Fort Worth On west Cieburne
road, one sorrel illey With star in forehead and
left fore foot whites Ia me condition. \. n.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01
-.
ZOE RENT-pwELLInes

zHoT E-For rent. SAe room cottass.
" NJ 6ea East Bluff stp2k Apply to W ~.
0rs*zn, ut JeSse Jones' grfceryss Ess
(lOFTAGE-For rent, 5-FSonf cOsf 81 sEifth an
" conveniences, on ssa7ate1ss N tsfYe ten min
utes ride on eleetfle ne from center of city,.
Only rsHablsEna ssponsible renters need azssfVe
tosIsss< VIII corner Third and Houston strsats.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01
: ron EsSskT-HaIL,


HAEB FOR RENT-A hall 25xs0 feet over
4 E<Jesse Jones grocery stores entrance on
Main street. This hall is Ritatse S6r lodge pur-
poses also have hgs over IsbeI's store on
Main and Westnerford streets. Apply to F. L.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01

DAVID BOAZ,. n9eIn Ser Mining Stock Ex-
change ~ RHta3er Building, Kansas Cisy5
Mo. Mnnle{pafs ana county bonds, Rlse Texas
lands bSslaht and sold
2 1ERfsS NAL- ANY ipfogaas Sod leading to the
r. whereabouts Of john Jefni6an, son of Jacks
Son and EliEafle6h aefnigan, will be thahEasff5<
received hy Seaton Arnold eesNl6ter. Tex.
F ANTED-Informa5iS5a wanted OF George
CIV White, AlexazsfAr Acker or Elzey Brown.
sAnyone knoNzngz sdcn person will confer favor
by addEsssfng Matte Harrington, Muskogee
.'Ipdia1 Territory.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01
SODA WATER APPARATUs.


IT0R SALE-New and second hand soda waite
L apparatus. Fountains generators. ica
shavers, milk shztaEs and bottling machinery
Address Geo 3, P. o. box I45. Dallas, Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01

IL oUSE-For rent, q nEsEay finished house
il Il on East First street. Our blocks from Main
first-ciass, Rales. cor. Elm and BelkussB =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-01

NJ ATCH-Fozna HHteH and chain on Hous-
w ton Etrqkss besWeen Seventh and Eighfh,
Owner esn get same by applying 70 VI. e.
stewa<l5 Montgomery Hill.