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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11
Weather and Sc enc. Eotes.
b. Professor W. T. Foste

The astronomers have made an i'm
portant discovery in reference to the
planet Mercury. 1t was formerly sup
posed that Mercury revolved on its axis
in about twenty-four hours, which con-
clusion was reached from observing a
spot on the planet which each da7 ap-
peared nearly in the same place, thereby
leading the astronomers to believe that
in the interval the planet had made a
revolution on its axis. The error was
difficult TO detect, because the planet
can be favorabiy observed only about one
hour each day, after sunset or before
sunrise. The planet is so near the sun
that the brightness of the latter interiors
with observation, but one of the Euro
pean astronomers has made il a specially
for several years to investigate this
planet. and with a fine telescope he has
made daylight observations, and now
announces that Mercury keeps the same
side to the sun, as our moon does to the
earth, all the time. This would cause
perpetual day one side of Mercury and
perpetual night on the other. This con-
dition would prevent that planet from
having any eGuinoxial influence on the
sun and other planets, because it re-
wolves too slowly, making revolution
on its axis ouiy once in eighty eight
days. This is in exact accord with my
calculations. for | do not include any
equinOxial influence for Mercury, and
only ascribe TO 1t q great disturbing in
fiuence when il crosses the sun 3 equator
at 23l and q MINOR influence when it
crosses the sur's equator at fifty-one.
The moons influence is very similar.
The greatest cause of weather changes Is
the moon crossing the earth's equator,
which occurs about every fourteen days,
but the moon has no equinoxes, keeping
one side to the earth all the time, there
fore, like Mercury, causing only two
disturbances each orbltal revolution.
Mars caus 8 only two disturbances each
orbital revolution, while all the others,
except perhaps Neptune, each cause four.
Mara finds its equinoxial near where it
crosses the suns equator, and the two
influences are blended into one. SO that
it only causes disturbances when 1t crosses
the sun y equator.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11

GHAMBERWAIDs-w Wanted, good chamber
- maids at the Ellis hotel. 7-i3
GOOK wanted. Apply 10 Mrs. James Rarri-
ssFson, sol Lamar street. II
fTOOK-Wsnied. A nice white womsn or girl
~ for family; will oe treated well. Address with
experience. reference and price, lock box TO-
Moody, Texas.
COOK-wanted, a white woman to cook. at
! Mrs. 4. j. Anderson's 7l0 West Second st.
TOOK-Wanted, colored girl to cook. Apply
" at I'iJ Florence street.
EOO1-Wanted. female. Apply al cor. Four
\ teen;h and Houston s.. Gerrnania House.
I Observation-Disclosures Immediately skirt
and basque hands. Apply to Gable Il
Myers, Fifth and Pecan streets. city. I0-lG
= ,IRL-Wanted. coed white girl to cook at
- 1915 Cannon street, corner Adams. Mrs. V.
Foster. s14
r ADIES-H anted-Iad to solicit IL inei1
& cwn towns and counties on commissions.
Light business. Recomme ndstions required.
Address II. L. ". care G1zette. tt
NURsE-WaDtsd, at the Ellis hotel
tfyOMAN who wants home to 40 light house
W keeping-two in farrily. Address H., 9zl
Cannon street. 2-i5
SyI OMAN-Wanted. a woman to do family
" sewing. Gail at 40 Broadway, Mrs. Bur-
ton. SILL
"a OMAN-Wanted, a cclored woman to do
part of house. Apply g. sos West Seventh
street. 81.
WTOMAl-wanted at once. a lady to press
w dresses. Call at next door to opera
house. s-ii
vi OMAN wanted to cook and do general
~ homework. Apply to No. 1872 East
Weather:ord street. Geo. Jackson. e-I5
VA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dining-Eoom girls.
W white, at 1872 Main STRAIGHTFORWARD.
HELP WANTED MALI
pARBER-W anted, a good barber at once.
J. Steady work Cor goo workman. Gus a.
Jensen, westherford, Tex. sid
plA2TENDER-wanted Must come well re-
- commended. Apply at Ellis hotel. 7-.3
BLACKSMITH Wanted. Address WEIGH & Pat
~ ton, Claude, Tex. .-lJ
COOK WANTED-A male cook and a female
" cook, with salaries s2J ana $50 per month
Inquire of 4. c Alexander, steward, North
Texas insane Asylum. Terrell. Texas. 6-l2
('oMPErESl C:s.ss, ss;s;i2s4e eiassgssn ind
itofYhstion. 66s Main street. Dallas. Te,.
EARM HhND-Wanted. good farm hand. APP
ply to Lomer Brookman, one mile south
east OF Union depot. STA
" garden and flowers. rman or Swede pre-
ferrei. Mrs. Hoffman, s1S W. Second street. II
NAN-Wan;ed, competent man to retouch
w and finish pictures Mrs. Lucore's gallery,
Fort Worth.
Music TEACHER To teach a brass band.
apply. Address c. R. Reddep, De Leon, Tex.
5-Il.
TAILOR-Wanted an Union pants maker.
1 We pay 10 per cent. more than the rate calls
Off. Fort Worth Paricrs. lO5 West First street.
p!oss,s.sIv S B. Shaw. Chiidress,
fIINNERs-wanted at Lewis Bros, corner
/ Houston and Fourth. II
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11
the Limit of Speed.

Mr.. Bonner thinks the 2:04 horse pos
sible, but the 2:00 horse impossible. Just
how he or anyone else can fix the posi-
bic limit of the speed of the .rotting
horse of the future Is something OF q
mystery. Horses trot quarters now oc-
cCsionaily in 80 seconds; yearlings do
the same thing in 36l to $50 seconds.
PAGER has paced full mile with u run
ming mate in 2:0l3l. Billy Boyce is said
10 have paced half mile years ago in 90
seconds. Belle Eemlin has trOtted
half in 1:02L. We have the speed now
10 carry horse at a two minute clip.
All that is necessary is to get a sufficient
stamina tn enable q horse to carry the
clip for full mile. Who can say in adj
vance that this is impossible to be OBJ
tanned.
When Flora Temple trotted in 2:l93l
it WAS thought the extreme limit was
reached. When Dexter lowered the
record to 2:l7Li everybody felt cure that
there was no more beyoni. When Gold
smith Maid astonished the world by GO
ing in 2:l4 this assurance became douOly
sure, and 80 on until Maud S. made the
as yet unDeaten time OF 2:0S3l. 1t Is
true the limit must be reached some
where, but he is very Dol man who
proposes to fix it in advance. There is
10 more reason for fixing 1t now at 2:04
than there would have been in Flora
Temples time in fixing II at 2:lt. hat
the possibilities of the future are the
future alone can decide. II other per-
formers continue to play the mischief
with the trottiug record as the wonderful
Nelson is now doing with the stallion
record there is no telling where we will
eventually land. Prophets will be wise
to defer their representations few
seasons. They Will find it sarer to specu-
late as to what horses have done than As
TO what they may be capable of doug.
Allertou twice lowered his record on
the Independence, Iowa, track (hite
shaped) on Saturday. He was driven
by his owner, c. w. Williams. The
first mile was made without break in
2:l32I. The second mile was repetition
of the first excepting that he lowered his
newly-mGde record one-quarter of q
second making his present record 2:l31a.
A fine wranliug belonging to Jake
johnson of Fort Worth, Tex. was killed
by a train recently. She was by Hospa-
dor, out OF Lizzie b By Hyder Ali.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11

1t is reported that the great packing
firms of Armour s. Co.. Swift & Co. and
Morris s Co. have purchased $500 acres
of land at the southern end of Lake
Michigan. in Lake county, Ind, aud
will remove their immense plants 10 that
point, where they will establish q vast
manufacturing csnter. The business of
these three firms alone amounts to about
$3.50, 900 900 per annum, and it is esti-
mated that they with others In the same
and similar lines of business, who will be
drawn there, will within the next five
wears gather at that point population
OF $50 eco souls. The Calumet river runs
through tho heart OF the tract nad will
furnish vast dockGge facilities in direct
connection with Lake Michigan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Parties dnSlrCrHg advertisements 6elo,r
must address tie GdrerttSsr and not the
Gazette, as this Paper has nothing 10 do tcitd
tie advertisement further than tn print H..
The Gazette cannot undertaEe 10 Jo7',cGrd
replies 'HIess prepaid and addressed en-
relopcS accompany advertisements.
No "pers0nai' notices printed unless
accompanied By name Of tle Advertiser.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS


IN PERSONS seeking employment NJ 7.sfr-
irr kt1T Of any character are tnr,tet 10 u.s.
Ills column free OF charge. such Gdeer:i'e-
netr not to eTceed Mree lines
Notices OF articles ioss aud foitvt IN TIT,
comm, 7of eIc.euiag three tanes ,ciA also be
inserfsG free.
J,S the desire or The Gdz.tts 10 fari'f'1fe
he seorch o. persons for employmen. and
H. rtcorery OF lost property. All al ar
cordially inv!te.i 10 use nIs col;ana ier such
PURPOSES.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11
raSe OF the Horns.

ByD. W. B. Kurtz, Boon County. Mo.
Dehorning does not cause as mucn PAIN
az castrating, spsying, ear-splitting,
cutting on tails or branding. II prop
erly performed, no peroeptibls shock is
sustained, and mich COWS do not dimin-
ish as much in their flow OF milk rs when
q sudden change of feed or water 10
made The advantages derived are
many. Cattle deprived of their horns
are more contented aud less excitable.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11

Special to the Gazette.
Ell PAsO, TEX, Nov. 9.-The officers
charter OF the company to the adjutanr-
general and asked to be mustered out.
Lack OF interest in members caused this
action.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11
ROUND.UPS.
In Few Days the Packery Will be in
Full Operation.
One of Jake JOhnsOn's Fine POrses ki!lpd-EI-
citing Slime Ni'h Long Horn-Is
There Limit 10 speed.

A number OF people have visited the
packery in the last few days and all eX-
press pleasure at what they saw. 1t Will
only by n few days unit; the rackery will
be III fun operation. There are 5000 fat
hogs in the stock yards now and more
bought IN the country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11
Life, Health and strength.
APALAcHrcoLA. FLA. Feb. Il, 1859

APALACHlCOLA, fla. FeD. Il, 1888.
Messrs. Lippman Bros, Savannah:
DEAR SIRs-l will write To ou to in
form you that was affiicte1Ewith blood
disease. tried one Ibottpof >
aud it gave ms no reN II was In bed
eSvxen m0pths. I prominent ply
sic$ns thsI not do me any
god a. - ver emenN P.
+ H. . ,ss ( ! : ss'
-nisI make sevsn or eight md oh
low gAbd feel. l have been lip over
lsince and at my buslness-lu Der in
spector. You may publish ID If you
desire. have informed my fri (nds that
p. P. p. il life, health and strength.
II. P. BoLDEN.
For sale by L. NJ. whitsitt & Co.
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rs.,imo.ia, &eu.Z 3. ne.r,ek.

of the "a lana board of health:
The IN gradients OF kden's PICTORIAL Balm.
as stated to me. are q Rgnized value by the
the prescriptiens cous and pulmonary
complaints. FroI actual am satisfied
that the ABOVE NJ led prep2,aglou answers we'll
the purpose intended.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11
4 roorN,ok won,an

now mourns for her deA tted husband, who fell
a victim to pneumonia originating in severe
cold. Take Marsde'a3 NIioroi Balm in time
when afflicted with a Eoug cold, sore throat.
Group snDs or any tr0ub, with tn respiratory or
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11
NORTHUMBERLAND

ny 1
Henry George ,[s great politica
economist, at HUFF hall Thursday
evening. Novemf8r%3. Ticket a,
Browning 8 Nio5 drug lQ5a ~z~s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11
GAZBTFB'S LETTER LIST,

ist of'ette-s remsiniug uucale1 roc ia Tho
counting room OF yesterGay. Persons calling
Tor them viii please say advertised:
A. J. 8. 2 N, s. sszzs7e
f. H.. ! Y. I-<SSSyf
E. C. H., l. s.ss4sAEe SsFa1t, /.
4. & l.~srSfe9e~8T. D., /.
E.sSe1171 w, :.
peeE..2. ". I. G., Printer, l.
J. 4. s. /.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11

Man OR WONAN-Wanted. cCoi man O.
vi woman for J.nIug-roorn and house wars.
Mrs. J. VI. ADAMS. SO Taylor street oil!
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11

t'RO. kerry MANA FIRST class cruckery man
X with twelve years experience in the busiue
is open for an engagement from the lat of No
vemoer w. r. B., 30 East Houston, san An
tonic. TeY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11

(NOLLECTOR-A sober and Industrious man
y wants q situation collector n some house
in Fort Worth. Not afraid OF WORK. Reference
given if required. Address j. A. O., care ~
zette. LIS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11

" OMAHA good whit, woman OF Gerfl~u
~ descent wants general homework III su9.t
family, or work Of any KIND. Address \. 2. e..
care Of Magnolia hotel, LonEyiew, Tex. liz
NI'ONAN-Wants SitUatiOn 20 30 light house
work and have 4 Rome. Gail 611 Ttusk
street d..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11

tJAN AND HIS WIFE-Wan,ed L. do cen
wv ersl farm and household work Re creme =
required. Address Mrs. Z. =. Hearac, Eli--,
1eNa- 49,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

EOTTAL E--Eive room Gotta gs JuE Tsr,s ca stfeee
( csr linz. App.s,-lo KiGSotisns Hamilton u
Wsif.ccrHer T1f'-d and Houston streets. up
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11

'A'EACHER-A Young lady FROM Virginia
WISHES position As trsc;cr ~ \ fam y.
No objections to rauCE". Best OF references REL
ereuces givon il Required. Address Miss D. Il
box SIS. Austin. Tex. .-.f
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11

(,LtRk-A position ss clerk in hardware
Y store wanted. Have mad two years experi-
ence; best of references given; 70 commence
January /, 1891. B. johnson, Loci; Bow q,
Nj. Pleasant. Tex. i'-23.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11
HELP "sNrEo-MAiE OK FEmALE.

{ oOk AND BAKER-wan,e,i. good cook
and baker TO take charge u restslrar, and
grocery. mar-,ed man Preferred: wife 10 look
shor kitchen and dining roc,u To the right
party he hes. terms. Address J. c. Bod
P;tts burr Tex -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11
FOR EEET-RooMS.

FOX EEEt-ilOONS-
NICELY furnished rooms with board. also
" day board, at AIs. Il. j.. Msssie'bs 80 Ia
mar s.Teess go ansient trade solicited
DOOMS-Furnished rooms with board APP
II ply to Mrs. ~. h. Holiness corner Lamar
and FourHt streets: >
oOM5-Large upper and ISNGT- saSssAscfrSrft
Il luot.g.-ai 49, >.-cst.-S second street.
UOOM-For rent. a larse room with southern
II exposure, neatly furnished. Apply at SIC,
West second street. Il
\ OOM-For rent, one nice south .raSs 1000
n with board, man aad ,stfsf''r.+ two gen tie
men prefe-red,. Forms reasonable; nyenlent
to busipsssr::Forfion Of city. Mrs. l. W. hI.ey,
.4tsF7-ramsr street.
sJoOM-For rent. nicely inEasshssi Eoonzs good
~ location, Convenient TO Sus!ness rart OF
CIV and to Heerding- 6l2 East Weather
ford street.
= 0OMS-Firpjshed or unfurnishsd seoms 20
IL rent. with without board. CorHeeT aylor
a and Esi2nap slfsas.
NTfD-BoAHDEKs
DoARDERsA,xsn'ed, corner M and
board ,s I9s'S per- 'sn,s 49,. tsss:' Ti !.
per week. Ms. Kate Roberts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11

FOR Ei:NT->ToHES AND BUILDINGS.
s,UILDING-For rent. will have Tor rent by
- about the Is. day OF December. 1897, I
three-stOry brick and stone building fifty feet by
nluaty-hye ieet. next door 70 the Hurley seven
story Ctfce building, which is 81 the corner OF
Main and Seventh streets. Fort Worth, Tex.
This Is 80 good y location fer either q whols-
sale or retail bu siuess Us there I'm rIssofs
Fort Worth. and the sStssns " f!ccul larry
adapted BY lis .csasssssttson to the purpose Of
display -. Slsds, Vie whole front OF ne lower
staes.6eses o, solid French plate glass from
ceiling 10 sidewalk. The building is accessible
to shout y miles OF electric street railway inter-
seCtIng Seventh ana Main streets. Hyde
Jenning, agent for $. G. Jennings, Fort Worth.
Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11

EOOKKEE PER-Situation wanted MS bons-
ID keeper by young of good reference.
Address Z. H, care Gazette, 6U9 Louisiana
pva
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11

sahssn1S l6r ID. weekly GAZETTE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11

:. IENOCRAPHER-Lad desires situation -
u stcuog=apner and typewriteg. Thoroughly
qualified and years Of experience II business
stce. Best recommendations. Address. ..
N. care Gazette. Il
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11

stOokkfEPER-An expert bank bcoEEccper
- wants position as su~h il bank or business
house. Salary 5000 to $500, according to work.
Address B. X. Gazette Office. Is
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11
SITUATION wANTEo-.IaLr.

4 and boy, wants q position On ranch OF
farm where services OF man ana wife are needed
At fair salary. address Il. EIilIs HALL B.uH-
ton. Kan. IH-.s.
DLACKSMlTH-A good blacksmith s0usr AID
D strict To business. wants 81 steady Joh ~
once: Address. stating wages paid. j. r. Fcx
ley, Mt. Vernon, Tex. lG-ss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11

" ~ TEIJ--II lSN n fsVVN.
rF'EAMS-Wanted, 80 teams 10 work on levees
fer sub IN L cehsr ssa Mssssa 49, :
Sn>siaas<sy 1fyo65ldsonvii!s. La.
Wy ANTED-Raminc;outy pe-yrritinc machine.
~ viii pay reasonable rent. Address. J. P,
care Gazette office. u
N ANTED People to know cabiasi lGolos of
" best work a.s.A.{ssaxslecstssssSssf ncore's
5salkseeskRsnsasSagssstdTh Of pos;offcs.
tV ANTED-Oue hundred and fly teams. 30
~ laboTers. trsckmer, teamsters ard bridge
men; work let by the yard and teams hir by
the day; all winters WORK Ill the ke4Sskss
country in Texas. petweeA AnyekstHsssfT IND
-.Atssa.k..s.s - 9s..-retrgles heaiduarLer canp.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11

ELERk-PositiOn wanted in hotel nv a vouuy
Y man night clerk. Will commence on
email salary. Address H., this OH 70. 6-Is
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11

| ,RAUGHTSMAN wants situation with engi-
IL neering corps or in some good Office; expert
enced; good references given If required. Adj
dress D. J. care of Gazette. u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11

"a TENOGRAPHEE-F Young lady writes the To-
- lectic pencil system % shorthand AMI owns
yptwriter. over two years experience and thor
ouShly understands general ON q WORK, desires
isgood position. Address. 10. this Office. F-Il
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11

STANDARDIZATION hotel or grocery clerk
Y wanted. Can give recommendations. = j.
dress BOX P Gazette office. 2-lJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11


SITUATION; ,,.NrrT,-rr1,,Is
$500 60
\ ~ Srtb r,rt 49, INN II; u g. rs
nasteIis Cf, r,i1,iT,-. 80 ,r-,-,;+ ~, - go n
NV 10 Miss Iii K,yJ IosGrts H.
. =. - - 40 - ia
Y t my Oh 80 1,."ItS' W mes pos.
AdfIs.s = Eia,cIIc So. N-s-' ~ -
= :, ----,
hon.s ,,:d, s,.,. 10
w., -, 49, 80, 'es "N'' - ~ -'' o., -
- t'.- - e's-
o'.h-" lSneS : place IN 4 noa, eng nous 90
ti.,' ''s''1'!! i'' E-'-s. ~ ,'.Te., O.
EEAE>s-EEper'encel English IA )
- teacher wishes position Is GoSerress. SUB
Iects t7uGnt. Muse, piano, organ, singing. Eng
Ranch not objected 10. or ygnpjS tste n3sttio,,
il = store. address .ilusic, - care fort Worn
Gazette ar;
l-TFN0f9R ,ptIE.r ~ 5. 81 .
= lectic pencil svs.en q. shorthand and owns
typ,writer over two wears experience ard thor
ouGhly understands general ON WORK, desires
egood position. Address, 10. this Office. f-!l
STENOGRAFHN- Position vented ~ sr-1T5g-
: grspher bv single lady ,ve:.sy-.iya wears Cd.
who has Just had s SIX months exuerIence win
good law nFm- Address ". L. V, care Ga
ze;!e- 6-l2.
a,TENOGnAPHER-Ap position A. s:rporrara,.r
- and typewr'ter wanted by one who owns
Mochii"- Address F. NJ, tins office. ~
:. rENOGRAPHER-Lsd desires situation *
qualified and years Of experience II bushes,
ounce. Best recommendations. Address. =
VI, car Gazette. II
IA'EACHER-A Young lady FROM virginia
= wiSaes POSITION As tcsehcr ~ family
no oDJectlcnS to rauCl". Sest oi references REL
box SIS. Austin. Tex. .--t
IS descent wants general homework III smr.t
family. or work 81 any KIND address y. 2. 60
care Vl Nashoha hotSi, ionEvlew, Tex l-lf
NHoMAN-Wants situation 70 20 Iigut house
2 AT fFw-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11

young mAN-Thnt has worked IN bakery shop
for while, desires to finish learning his
trade in some first class bakery in any good size
city. Address B. F. Franklin, Decatur, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11

NOUSG Nj N-Twenty-two years OF age. seven
years Hperience in mercantile business.
lately moved with his fathers family from Ala
bama, would like some kind OF position in u
Fort Worth store. Address A., care. Prof
STEELE, Gazette. II
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11

70 thu person who first gives me information OF
his whereabouts. Thomas F. West, corner
third and Houston streets. Fort Worth. 'je-a'.
az %HTED-lo know ;he whereabouts OF
W JGmss Burns. His father Mike Earns.
and a brother Of 1rs, Lawler, mother of Con
sressIGen Frank Lawler OF Chicago. His rela-
tives are anxious to find him. lie reported
working ONE paving firm IN this city in
ATril or May. Address Information concerning
him to {. 81. Farmer. City Marshal Fort
North.
* lillian B. LONG-Any one knowing the
W whereabouts of The above named person
will confer favor by writing to Mrs. Fannie
Fome, y Connat on street. Canton, Ohio. g-l5
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11

g-ONEEA ESs-EI perjencei EnstISh IA )
- teacher wishes position Is GoVerress. Sub
Iects tsugnt. Muse, piano. organ, singing, Eng
ilSh. Latin. French, drawing. need eworS. uIllt-
Ranch not objected 10; or would tssEe y position
IA store Address 'iusic.'' care Fort Wor n
Gazette gJ-rs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11

CITUATION-Wanted,t by a first cs.s car re-
y pairer and inspector, Job on any railway.
Best OF references given. Address ii. b. West,
Fort " Orth. Fexas. 3!-l3
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11
Hf.IP WhSTED-mALF.

'INHNEs-Wa:te ed. . :.olu.: man who is :. god
L tinne7. and to Dc generally useful ~ 7 nar,i-
ware ana furniture store. Good reference re
CURED FermGneEt position 10 Z good usH.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11
PERSONAL.

4 W information as 10 the Whereabouts OF my
"A brother. Chester Pirtle, viii be gladly re-
ccived by ne. Fla Pirtle, ClebUEne, Tex. lis
4 GENTLEMAN of thirty-one treveiing r-'
"a Texas FOR large Eastern manufacturing
concern desires CORES pondence with q Protest
ant young lazy with q yIs.y Sqs3sAQ3et6ffy. All