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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-16
LOST.

NRACELET-Lost, one wide band bracelet
70 with five diamonds, between city hs!l and
East Third street. Finder will be literally re-
wsrded by returning to Mrs. F. Edwards. 3OI
East Third street, corner Calhoun. 30
= ILL-BOOK-Lost, red leather bill-book
ID containing letters of recommendation from
Staunton, Ky, in favor OF W. w. Merrill.
Reward for its return TO ". w. Merrill, Thur
Der, Tex.
ssREASI PIN-Lost. on Railroad avenue or
- Pompeii grounds, black enameled, gold
breastpin, with three pearls in the center.
Finder Will be rewarded by returning pin to W.
J. Saunders, Gazette Office. If
l'HARM-Lost Knight TempIars charm. Finder
y return to G. w. Akers and get suitable re-
ward.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-16

GOOD HELP of any kind; clerks statesmen,
VI book-keepers, cooks or servants, etc, at
s. Hare's SIS Main street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-16

IIOSITIOS-Wanted, by a Young man, a posi-
! tion in some business house in Fort Worth;
reference given If desired. Address L. L. j.,
1863 East Bluff street. 1925
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-16

NJ EW AGENT-Position wanted
~ agent Western railroad; long Eastern
experience; ost Of Fort Worth preferred. Adj
dress W. j. Rullard, Iowa Park, Tex. l1-l7
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-16

bRINTER-A thorough and fast job printer
wants steady sit outside city. Address,
with amount wages weekly, Gothic, care
laIftta. ILL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-16

FfMPLOYMENT-W anted, eInp.oyElen; of
IL so1e kind by Young of good educa-
ton and not afraid of work Address VIII ;.
Carlisle, Floyd, HUNT county. Tex. 49,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-16
IS NEMPEST STILL Is HIGH
Dog meat at 81. 6622s per pound,

s. reward for the return OF Tempest
Tempest" is q little black and tan pup,
weighing about three pounds, and strayed from
g06 West Weatberford street, Wednesday after
noon, October 10. Has faint white streak on
his forehead. G. NJ. Bailey, Gazette office. If
ESQ REWARD-Lost, upon the evening Of
= ~ the 18th inst, on Main street. between
Fifth street and the square. a pocket book con-
tanning one s. bill, one certificate OF deposit of
Merchants bank payable to order Of F. NJ.
G raham, and time identifcations of the g., c.
and S. T. railroad for about so. The payments
have all been stopped and the above reward will
be paid for delivery at the Fort Worth pharmacy
1872
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-16

I ,RAUGHTSMAN wants situation with engi-
~ neerng corps or in some good Off ce; expert
enced; good references given il required. AG-
dres, d. j.. care of GsZette. =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-16

AN ENERGETIC. capable man. with wife
n and boy, wants a position on ranch or
farm where services OF man and wife are needed
at fair salary. Adlress II. Hills Hall, Bluff
y&6fi Kan. IG-2Y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-16

AS shown by the list of senators and
members OF the legislature published in
The GAZETTE last Tuesday, fully four
tfths OF them favor q commission. This
is taken as M absolute guarantee that
sound and effective commission law will
be enacted. The legislature will be as
one sided in that particular as was the
voting for it at the polls.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-16

NRUGGISr-Situation wanted in a drug store
~ have had city and country experience,
single, speak German and English, moderat.
salary. Address. Clerk, box c. Cuero, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-16

HOACHMAN-Position as coachman or groom
- wanted by young man with years of expert
ence and the best of references. Address Joseph
Baldwin, care of Gazette Office. l2-25
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-16

VAILOR-wanted sn a Union pants maker.
| We pay 10 per cent. more tnan the rate calls
Off. Fort Worth Pariors, lG5 West / irst street.
AZ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-16

L TENOGRAPHER-Posit stenographer
- wanted for q few hours in afternoon. Writes
pencil system. Owns typewriter. Address J. E.
Edgington. University. 1913
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-16

GLIDE LINE-Traveling man wants some profit
~ able side line to carry; railroad expenses
paid. Address for ten days Z. W. L.. care OF
(azetta l2-13
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-16

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. By married man.
L. Address T., this Office. bis
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-05-27
Personal MENTION.


Professor A. w Phillips OF Yale de-
votes his entire life to mathematics.
/ President Carnot of France has lost
thirty pounds since he assumed his pres.
ent office,
Judge Gresham's hoalth is failing to
such a degree as to cause his friends
much anxiety.
Miss Margaret Blaine is to receive from
the dip onatic corps wedding gilt of an
elegant tea service of solid silver worth
90.
Madame Modjeska will spend next sea-
son in Europe, after which she will re-
turn to this country, whom she hopes to
have new play.
The eldest daughter Of Count Ferdi-
nand de Lesseps is soon to be married To
Connt Ferdinand de Gontaut Biron, a
godson OF her father.
jaw Gould has told st Louis reporter
that he is not a bear-he is simply brew
ing trouble for the railroad corporations
which are cutting passenger r4tesan !, SO
to speak, inteicepting his bread and but
ter.
poudilHd Mackey IS ulSpOS ng OF hls
various mining properties on the Pacific
Stop that are said to he worth about
$4,000 900 and expects henceforth to
make his permanent residence in New
York.
With the exception of Austria, which
contributed $4,000 to the Pores sup
port in the shape Of Peters pence last
wear, no nation contributed more to that
lund than Italy. The lttlian contrihu
tons amounted to $3.50, 900 and precisely
the same amount came from France.
Prince Charles Trauttmat sdorf, a
wealthy and popular Austrian, his been
declared bankrupt, owing t. losses at
Monte Carlo. h Gently he dropped 900.
Geo flo ms at blccarat Alterward he lost
l3,o000 forms in wheat. The Ameti-
can stv le Of gambling was too high for
his highness.
The old Mormon theater in Salt
Like Civ, built years ago by Brigham
Young, is ahont to tie torn wn and re-
placed 10y a new one, with all the mod.
EN- immovem ents. A delegation OF can
ltalists, VINO have bought the old theatar.
have just gone to New York to secure
plans Tor their proposed dramatic tenn
pie. "
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-05-27

large bills they have under consideration
first before the House or Senate. as the
case may be. The members with private
bills want them considered, but have to
stand aside now until the national meas
ures are out of the wav. In the House
the silver bill, river and harbor bill and
tariff bill had the first of a hard struggle
for supremacy, and the tariff bill won.
In the Senate the admission Of Idaho
and Wyoming and the silver bills are
crowding each other for place, while
other bills of less Importance are being
pu he'd. The death OF Senator Beck dis
arranged the slate programme, and it is
more than likely that several bills will
now have tussle for supremacy. No
programme has been prepared for the
House except that the river and harbor
men will make fight to take up Their
bill as COON as the tsriff bill is out of the
way, and there is Il general understand
ing that this will be done unless some
thing occH's in the matter of silver that
renders early action desirable
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-05-27
rAE SINGERS AIMS.

m Lyons in the mart OF that French town,
Years since, woman leading fair child
crayed small aims OF one who, walking down
Walking down the thoroughfare, caught the
ehilds glance and smiled
To see behind its eyes noble soul.
He paused, but found he had no coin to dole.
His guardian angel warned him not to lose
This chance OF pearl to do another good;
So, as he waited, sorry to refuse
The asked-for penny, there aside he stood.
And with his hat held as the limb the nest
He covered his kind face and sang his best
The sky was blue above, and all the lane
OF commerce, where the singer stood, was
filled
And many paused, and listening, paused again
To hear the voice that thro' and thro' them
thrilled;
think the guardian angel helped along
That cry for pity woven In song.
The singer stood between the beggars there,
Before q church, and overhead the spire-
A slim, perpetual finger In the air
Held toward Heaven, land OF the hearts DO
Pre-
III an angel, pointing up, had said:
"Yonder crown awaits this singer head"
The hat OF its stamped brood was emptied soon
Into the woman's lap, who drenehed with
tears
Her kiss upon the hand OF help; twas noon.
And noon In her glad heart drove forth her
fears.
The singer, pleased passed on and softly
thought:
"Men will not know by whom this deed was
wrought"
But when at night he came upon the stage
Cheer after cheer went up from that wide
throng,
And flowers rained on him; nought could as
suage
The tumult OF the welcome save the song
That he had sweety sung, with covered
face.
For the two beggars in the market place.
Henry Abbey, in Jury.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-05-27

The Senate Committee on Public
Lands has authorized Senator Allen ia
taVorahv report his bill granting 10 the
State OF Washington half section OF
LAND tor sold ers' home and two tracts
OF hali : elton each ( camp and train
ing grounds for the State militia.
Senator Plumb hes reported a bill for
the suspens on OF the su,vevs on irripahle
lands and a substitution OF survey of
the artCs an basin in al tributary living
IN East Montana ard Colorado in the
manner oI Powell's fins repoft on irripa-
tlon, tie estimates the entire survey
can be completed in six years at an esti-
mated cost Of $1,000 90. This will cover
The location and survey of all reservoirs
and canals and OF all irrigahle lands and
the designation OF all lands thai should
he irrigated for set lement during the
past year. Thirty mi lion acre 5 of such
lands have been selected and ~ reser-
vor sites M assuring 600 square miles
About 43,.O square mi cs have been
surveyed and mapped at cost OF less
than 81 per mile.
Senator Pettigrew saws that number
OF senators have declared that they win
not be bound by az action the Sc ate or
JOINT eaucuses may determine in the mat
ter OF silver; that they are determined
TO yield to no r strict ON in making notes
issued for bullion redeemsble in law nj
money. Speaker Reed. on the other
hand, has said that the House viii t4ke
no action on silver anti the Senate passe,
u bill, and if the Senate bin is the Same
rs proposed by the majority of the COM
M
Window hill and let the matter 80 To
onierehce, and he will appoint as con
ierees men who will never yield to the
silver men.
There are three candidates for the Hell .
ena Mont po-tctiice, aud each working
very hsrd for the place. They are Charles (
Banck, James Walker and Mr.. Ander-
son. Secretary Blaine is personally in /
terested IN having Walker appointed, and /
1t Is more than likely that he will be .
name I. some opposition was made 70
Walker 10y Russell Harr son on the
!round that he had said imp easant
.ni! - about the heir apparent IN the
Helena Herald 1t became cues ion
neither Russell or Secretary elaine and
he Montana delegation had the greater
influence, and it is about determined
hat the SON must h" toned down 1t is
y'neraily understood that Sanders does
not lake kindly to Russells interference
n Montana appointments.
The many prominent measures pend
ng in both Houses of Conpre. 5, uron
which the irieuus Of all are fighting for
he ght Of wav, have caused some bad
blood among party leaders. which pr
laps will only last for few weeks, pro
'lded their measures get through. Chair
nen OF committees are anxious 10 get the
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-05-27
PORTLAND MARKET.

During the week business among the
wholesale houses is reported as having
been extremely good, and what is better
the ia trade promises to show even
briker activity. Experts predict enormous
cereal crops throughout the Pacific North
west, but are slow to assert much i'm
provement in prices for the farmer. The
only cloud that temporarily darkens the
prosperity OF the city is the unfortunate
proiongation of the building trades strike
which delays the CO struction Of many
substantial blocks of brick and stone that
have been commenced or are in contem-
plation. The salmon fishing difficulty has
been satisfactorily tided over, and since
back East numerous compromises In all
par have been agreed upon between
builders and their mechanics, IL Is earn
estly to be hoped that each side will give
way a little here, so as to bring about a
general reconciliation with the least pos
sible delay.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-05-27

When the high wind struck the city it
raised the snow about the capitol to such
an extent as to completely hide the big
edifice from people passing on the oppo
site side of the street. Street car horses
were unable to pull the cars along for
time, and the scene was indeed wiz
one. Several people were blown of their
feet. One woman attempted to cross at
Hawk street on Washington avenue
The wind lifted her off her feet, held her
in the air an instant, then carried her
feet upward, and let her drop on the
pavement There was q curious ex-
preston about the mouth as she touched
the ice covered pavement, and 1t TOOK
half minute for her to realize that the
middle of the street was no place for her'
Albany Journal.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-05-27
CRIME AND CRIMINALS.

Franz p Agnew cashier of the South
British Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany at San Fra cisco. was arrested on a
charge Of embezzlement His accounts
are $4,000 short
f. f. MrCann, the Stockton druggist
who was indicted for sending immoral
clrcnl RS through the mails. aud who fled
to Illinois, where he was captured, was
sentenced by United States District
Judge Hoffman to two years in the State
prison at hard labor
News has been received of the killing
OF j. NJ Corrirk by his son-in-aw
Henry Sullivan. at q mining claim on he
san Joaquin river at Temperance Flat,
Cal Corrick and Sullivan have not been
on good terms for years. The former has
often been before the courts for various
odenses.
John II. Hall, an Englshman who
went 10 San Jose, Cal, with good re. ON
mendations and Immediately took an act
i've part in religious and literary institu-
tons, is now un er arrest for swindling
His represen tations and apparent good
standing led many people to trust to the
extent OF their means.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-05-27
ALONG THE COAST,

Recent r;ch quartz discoveries at Bar
ker, Mont, are creating great xcitemeut
among miners
The Great Falls Smeltcr and the Hell.
ena and Livingston Smoking Comarv AT
Helena, Mont, have closed down. and il
is not known when work will be re
sumed.
Considering the danger of frost as over
and counting the loss in the future from
couleure and sunburn az an average. tie
best estimates place the California yint-
age this year at lS,000,00O gallons.
Both factions OF the Evangelc ]
Church OF the Northwest say the church
IN Ogden is hopelessly DIVIDED, and a
law suit for possession of the college
property at Lafayette ard church prup-
erty in various portions Of the State will
be likely to ensue.
The Anti-Debris Association has made
a report from information obtained from
agents in the mountains. HYDRAULIC
mining is reported from several places
in Plumss and Nevada counties, Cal.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-05-27

and the attention of the United States
authorities is called to the violations Of
law.
Consul Loughery OF Acapulco hes pub
lished letter in which he calls atten-
ton to the fact that nearly all tho silver
ore of Mexico is shipped to German
smelters. He points to the impor ance
of the United States securing control of
this important product of Mexiro, and
shows the advantages that would result
to the republics should this be done.
United States District Judge Hoffman
at San Francisco rendered decision in
the libel suit BROUGHT by several sailors
against the ship Reuce The plaintiffs
sued for damages for being afflicted with
scurvy on account of being Improperly
fed. The court declared the ship liable
and referred the matter 10 a commission
er to determine the extent to which the
sailors suffered.
Walter H. Vail, who was bitten by
ella monster last week near Tucson, is
now out OF danger Vail was riding On
horseback when he saw the reptile He
dismounted and attacked it, and sup
posing he had killed it tied it behind his
saddle. Shortly af etwards he threw his
hand back and the jaws Of the reptile
closed upon it and had to be opened with
a piece OF steel.
The mammoth butchering and pack
ing establishment soon to be established
at San Francisco by Phil Armour and
other Eastern capitalists ID creating
vast amount Of comment among local
butch ers 1t is rumortd that the South
ern Pacific Company is largely interested
In the deal. The railroad company, it is
said, has been very DESTROYS for some
months past Of securing the land IN
where the local slaughter
houseS are located. On several occasions
the railroad com anies have made over
lures to local hnichering firms, offering
other land in EXCHANGE for their prom |
erty, but without success. II the rail |
road pc pie can secure the establishment |
81 mammoth plant such az Armour has /
IN view the Bulchertown properly would /
soon become useless and could readily |
be purt based
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-05-27

ana before he went made NJ. -.
doctor" said tho lswvar 80 Will Nov
slowly and with marked saaing very
shat wiil leaves half his ,oo@aphas,
MS wife, half to his child IN. fortune %
the death OF the child tho ~. N case q
his goes to Mrs. West and ba' si' shath
Lucy. II the mother dc. er aaughts,
.he child to revert again to ~ goes 10
II he dies without direct bs,r. 'ne Wesa
we could never tell VIII,
unnatural grandmother Io'aer the
would have risked a leea, a ~" aua,
ton. The recognition betw. investisa
and child was complete. ma mother
ing we had carefully presa sna cloth.
Iully identified Mrs. West Sia ''a was
turn to her mother-in-law y. not re.
weeks she was my mothers ~, os Some
my patient, being prostratsd guest and
nervous fever, and then al. WIN low
house next to our own, her os .oox the
ana treddie's to Carroll Wesps claln
~ being undisputed. We wa. proper
friends for two years, and NJ NJ warm
senior, with the beautiful hlo.s. west
occasional visitors at 49, We're
house; but when the violet and ",a aS'.
took the place of Grape and bora, waits
l ventured to ask Adelaide v sasine
second lover could comfort b.r e'' ia
one she had lost and nv moth. w The
freddie's grandmother in frn,h oecams
his pretty mamma became nv r. "aen
Mrs. West is dead, and Lucy r no
to titled Italian, who adn,. msrried
blonde beauty, but unlike manv :, nes
com patriots, finds the lovely ladv IN, us
able to take care OF her own ,D.. .uliy
and guard her money aa.ina 'eresa
profuse expenditure. -Eyenin, W. 700
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-05-27
HlkTo TO HousEKEEpr..
How to Keep Family on .s,
n Mnoth "hsfl

1
now to Keep Family on .st..n
Month.
He was a thin man. so mi,
clothes aid not touch him, partjcnl..,' ~
around the waist, He shusfl ed into ~
world office, took seat and said. '"'
see the newspapers are takinr ~
siderable interest in kitchen econoron
ana the many letters from housew;n.n,
describing how they furnish their ,ot,''
and the cost thereof are read nv mo r,..
much interest. Ny wife asked ma w1
wouldn't call and tell you how sbs ,a.,
| ages to supply our table on 'steen A.,
lars month" Nor
How many dollars?" asked tbe Va
porter. ~
Steen dollars" said the man and
then proceeded: 'Aa
I'm the first place my wife doesn,,
keep girl. She is not strong enough
to do the additional work that would h.
required, and so she gets along vithop,
one. we live in the top fat, and nv
means OF an improvised apple-picker Wa
gather great many icicles from N.
roof for household purposes. The chill.
dren are quite fond of them. We 6na
also that snow pudding makes very mica
and economical dessert. but we have not
had much pudding this winter on 40.
count of the mild weather"
The reporter made a note OF H.
IF you use discretion, and buy wben
the meat inspector is not around von
can get piece of meat at the butchera
for five cents that will last for month
This can be prepared in many ways and
though you keep dog he will not touch
1t, therefore all the nutriment contain.
ed in it goes to the family"
The reporter lost none OF these points
ut is a mistaken notion that only tbs
rich and proud can have fruit and nuts
for dessert. For the sake Of variety, get
an apple with green and red side.
Look at the green side ore day, and for
the next day turn the other side. When
you get tired of fruit and want nuts you
will find that double ointed North
Carolina peanut will do very we'll for
two persons, to be eaten, of course,
without attracting the attention Of the
children, as nuts are too rich for their
blood"
The. reporter was matrimonially in
clined himself and was al attention
Zone day in the week we have salt
mackerel, and if salt mackerel is scien-
tifcally and economically prepared you
will not want any thing else for several
days but water. When the landlord
pays the water rent this is point worth
knowing"
And these are all facts that will In
terest house-keepers?" asked the re-
porter, who didn't know whether there
was any thing new in them or not
"Oh, decidedly"
And this costs YOU
ITO be exact" said the thin man, ~
costs me just 'steen dollars and sleben
cents per month" and taking section
of dried apple from his pocket he looked
at it awhile, carefully replaced it and
then withdrew, picking his teeth with
81
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-05-27
VEGETABLES (FREsH),

The fund which George Peabody gave
for the building OF improved DWELLINGS,
to- working people in London has turned
out to be remarkably successful invest
nent. 1t has in about twenty Years in
creased from 81 81 0 900 TO SIS ,000. 0GO and
on TIA t greater sum it is now earning 2
per cent.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-05-27

Armstrong Co. have some new gun
monntings that may be of greet import
ance. ihey allow the gun 10 be fired AT
an angle OF ~ degrees instead of 20 as
formerly, change which will enable
ships to attack almost any coast battery
from short range, 'y
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-05-27

A new zoliverein or customs union is
about to be established between Austria,
Germany and France, the latter allowing
free iugress to the products of these
countries, and Fren b products in turn
being permitted to enter Austria and
Germany without restriction,