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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-03
PRIVATE HAMS ON THE STAND.
\. Tells How Il Feels 10 Be Strung Up by the
Thumbs.

p;ttshurg. Pa, Oct. 2S.-Counsel for
c,.is TinWlius and Strenter and Sur
eeon Grim. charged by Private lams
ai,h oasault and battery In stringmg
I'm an by the thumbs and otherwise
disciniining him for calling for three
cheers for the man that shot tfick,
failed to-day to convince, Judge Porter
flint the case WIS ont OF his Jurisdleuoh
and the trial proceeded.
Priynte Inms took the witness stand
and aid the story Of his punishment
IT, dcscribing his sensations he said
sNtthen / Was first tied up / asked for
n chew Of tobacco. Soon / began 10
grow tired: my legs cramped, my head
80 nv owes felt as IL they were be
m. nnshed iron their sockets, the mus
ries N the back Of my neck seemed as
II they were being torn from the base OIL
Tho skull. / suffered terrible agony.
II seemed 10 me that had been sus-
nended In the mir q week before being
M dnvn. When WAS cut down !
,,.as In dazed condition; everything
sserpcd blurred. The first thing | re-
,nen,ber was when some one gave me
sotne ammonia was lying on the ground
a,J mad a terrible headache"
. f,-oes-axauipation elicit.u nothing i'm
,,ortant aave the admission Of various
80 ~ characterization wlule connected
sSitb tie guard He denied that be had
VIA \ number Of persons tint be had
asked for tobacco niter being tied ,gp
~ lie uurp0se Of making him sick. He
aisa denied telling Lleut Wallace when
~ euard was called ont at Homestead
NAT he was going 10 do something %
80 aisehnrged. but admitted that be had
ssais Ia him that he had about made ~
IA mind n ask for his difcharEr. as
h. could aot aiteId di4;is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-03
BUSINESS AGAINST POLITICS.


tTeNa3 Western !
The contest between Clark and Hogg
is u contest between the push and bust
ness get up Of the present, with the
mQssback ana old dictutOrial spirit Of
the years long since gone by. IL rs CON
test Of the true interest Of TcXns against
the interest Of HOgg and his co-adjuturs,
who would rather ruin the state by gen
eml bankruptcy, than he curtailed OF one
single feather of imaginary greatness,
supposed to be due their would-be great
leader. IL is a contest between true bus
mess and business principles in state and
state affairs, against bullyism and per-
sonnlism In its worst and most obnoxious
form. Certainly in such a contest hon
est, fairminded men will give preference
to the side of business and business prin-
ciples. We do not admire either Of the
men as individuals, bat we are forced to
see that which will be to the greatest in
terest TO Texas, and especially TO West
'Texns. We cannot see where we are
bound to a state ticket whose platform is
in direct opposition to the national Dem
orratic platform, when we cun support
10 our own interest a ticket purely Dem
ocrntic and in perfect harmony with
national Democracy. IL may be good for
men who expect something from their
fealty, besides good results TO the gem
eral public, 20 preach and vote against
flint which Is true national Democracy,
hut we emit see It. II we are allowed to
advocate ANYTHING but standard Democ-
racy, then we would advocate each his
own views. Thn election Of Clark means
prosperity, in great measure, for West
Texas. The reelection Of Hogg means a
aontinned unavoidable fight against the
odrance of all business interests In the
STATE, and especially in West Texas.
MINT is our best interest as state Is
tbe i,pnortant question for all true Tex
ans. That settled the vote must be
SO cast.
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MRS DIR FtENCH-The most wonderful
VI psyche healer and life reader In the world
having made IL specially for nfteeu years
Ladies are requested TO can on her at once and
they Will be- convinced OF her ondcriu powers
AS healer and lie reader, iudiavnoso dis
eases without ashlg questions Consultation
Tree, Al are Invited 10 call N this gifted lady
No. 30 Main street corner iifth street room 20
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-03

Bolton, Tex Nov l. lo'-'
Editor Gazette.
your editorial in sundays issue In refer
ence TO my candidacy for congress IN me
Seventh district You state that Ron, NJ.
NJ. Crane and Hon. George Pendletoh were
advertised to speak at Temple In support
OF the Democratic nominees uneanlng the
Sow the facts. are these, viz, have
been advertised to speak at Temple Tor
three weeks before. A day or two before
the time friend came to me nnd stated
that he had n telegram from Mr.. Crane
that he would speak in Temple the same
night, and asked II objected TO his speaking
from the same platform with myself
Courtesy required me to enter no objection,
and the sanie courtesy required me TO al
low him 10 speak first, as he was a Nlsl-
tor He discussed state issues ana ma
tional issues. / was advertised to speak on
October 10 at Frohsinn Hall, near Rock
dale, from the same platform with Judge
Clark and circulars were scattered over
the country announcing the TACT. he ulu
not come, but Judge Schuetze did come
and we spoke together, he advocating
Clark Again on October p spoke with
Judge Haidusek. he speaking for Clark
L have recognized myself as the nominee
of the united Democracy and have stood
by the WoOten Wells resolutions, ana no
man can truthfnly say that since became
the nominee l have taken any part IN the
Nv Information is that separate circulars
were issued at Temple for Mr. Crane ana
myself. | saw one when SAID mat Hon.
George pendlotlu would speak at the opera
house. / also saw O negro carrying a pll.
caTd On the street "Hon. VI. NJ Crane VIII
address the ueOpe on stnte issues, and
Hon George Pendleton on nau0nu Issues,
at the opera house tonight IN justice TO
me you viii kindly publish the above;
Yours very truly,
GEORGE c. PENDLEroN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-03
THE STRIKE OFF
AND ALL UNION MEN WILL RE-
TURN TO WORK,


New Orleans. La, Nov. 2.-Late yes
terdv evening the strike took another and
unexnected turn. Merchants sent word
hint they were willing TO hold confer
ence with the disnffeGted wOrkmen. The
news was received with satisfaction nc
the strikers headquarters, they viewing
it as a sign of weakness on the part OF
the merchants. The Central Labor I'm
ion Immediately appointed committee
NJ fiye nnIv one OF whom belonged TO
The present striking organizations, to
meet the merchants committee, The
conference met az the Board OF Trade &C
7.30 and remained in session till ] 30
a M. when The labor representatives
withdrew TO report to their Central IN
ion. IL was learned that the merchants
final proposition was ~ i9ioWsi AZ
"rhat the strike will be declared on
nending tbe formation of a committee of
1--WE from each side who were to discuss
tba question Of tariff and hours that all
-, H. Inc employ of merchants on the
2Itb day Of October shall be retained ~ Y
emnloyment whether union. or non-ulhon.
The Central union remained IN session
until 2:4o when hIesia t,,per ng1n''u MAUI
VI ,.rrhe strike Is called of Immediately,
oud ali men will go TO work pending a
tnsi settlement. All men in the employ
10, ,,ercbauts, draymen and others On DC
tat,er 9th remain in their poAtiohs'
,,.hetber union or non-union."
a committee of 1--WE on arbitration has
been anpointed by both sides. The COM
nittee viii make n report TO the Amni-
gan,afed councilwithin forty-eight hours
f1he only question ct issue Is that oil
th ~ recnrnition of unionism. There was
,%siderable dissatisfaction among MGR
chants to-day at the action of their com
niiftec IN charge Of the strike, in appoint
INC sub-committee TO confer with the
rtsil,ers which they conceded is viz
frai recognition Of them.
An executive meeting Of merchants as
senhled al the Board Of Trade at noon
toijav 10 receive and act on the report
az HE conference committe and AZ :
oiricelt are still ia secret session.
Thero WINS almost an entire suspension
of coTringe business yesterday. Funeral
1ireriors say they could procure all the
hsin rsanircd II men were not apprehen-
eigs ~ Violence. In order TO conduct III
.,cr.ia Yesterday several Of the leading
,inderfskcrs were compelled to drive near
a. themselves -
..,ss driving d hearse il WIS stopped on
~ retnrn from the cemetery. but the
pro,nnf arrival Of the undertaken pre-
Tsrfed Threatened afsault- Ire VIZ
dertasors apuointed q comuihlee 20 Nnit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-03
GATE CITY eRlsT.
Interesting liens Gathered by The Gazette Re.
pOfler.

Denison, Tex, Nov. 2.-(special. Mr..
,. =. ilny, who had O preliminary hearing
iDeiore Judge Hughes on Il charge OF swind-
ling J. Z. Hnckett, OF St. Louis. was bound
over to the next session Of the grand jnfy
N the sum OF 500 bay has been taken to
me sherman jail but In the meantime has
geographical his brother Ia Kentucky. who
VIII GO on his bond. Mr.. Day feels conf
all right
Last night shortly after dark NJ Butler
who resides at No. Glib West Sears street
discovered man standing on the front
steps OF his house. MIR. Butler asked the
Stranger what he wanted The latter sud
denly commenced using very abusive and
obscene language, He went out to the rate
aud told Mr., Butler that he would he buck
and lay him out He had gone but n short
distance when he halted at another house
anu mnde an effort 10 gaiu an entrance.
II was soon learned that the man was
heasty drunk Special Policeman Arch
Taylor was notified and after a lively
f ti,n,,,. OF several 9loe'@ succeeded in cap
turlhE the intruder. officer Taylor, as
sisted by MI. Bennett mfr some lldiCuity
finally landed their man safe ia jail. He
appeared before Judge Huuse this morning
Kew. Horace Roberto the colorcd minis
ter who was arrested few days ago by
INC sheriff of Cook county ON tie charge
Of rape, the complaint being mahe by Miss
tried In Gainesville and there was practi-
chlly no evidence against him.
Colonel Van Iludt, Inspector general OF
the IeXas Volunteer Guards, made an In
spection Of the guns Announcements. ctc.,
OF the nonisOn militia last night and found
everything In good order
ED Simmons unu Of the three nominees
for representative from Grnysou county,
was In the city last night from sherman.
Mr.. Thomas Boldrlck prominent gro.
ceryman, predicts ClarRs election by 90
600 majority.
II. Il. Stuart, deputy United States
marshal OF Paris, passed through the city
to-day en- route to Atoka TO make an I'M
portant arrest.
MIR, Burr Martin, formerly n member Of
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Surveying
corps, was united in marriage TO Miss
HelCn Hendricks at the residence OF the
BRIDES parents, i've miles south OF Denlsou
yesterday afternoon MIR. and Mrs Mar.
tin left today for Midlothian Dallas coun.
", where the groom has purchased gro
Gerry store.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-03
GEO c. PENDLETON
Did Not Speak for Hogg at
Temple.
ABOUT THE LITTLE CIRCULAR
That Was Distributed On the Streets Of lbs
clh-Aiiidasii Of Chairman P. |. Downs
OIL the Clark Executive Commit.
lee-The Correspondence.
BOUT THE LITTLE CIRCULAR

Temple, Tex, Nov. 2.-(sneciaI, H.,
Geo. O.. Pendleton spoke nj TeHnl a'o ~,
the night Of October Is, Hon. XII NJ NJ
Crane spoke the same night, the cirenlar,
advertising the appointments were nrint,
ed at the Sun office and read as foi.
lows: 90 ioi-
M. NJ. Crane, candidate for Tiaut
Gov, and Hon. Geo. @. Pendleton mi
speak In behalf of the Democrats state
nominees Friday night October Is Come
The Fort Worth Gazette and otb.r mo.
pers charge that Mr.. Pendleton adj sneak
in behalf of Hogg basing their charges
on said circular. Mr.. Pendleton learned
Of these charges after he had left here
and he wrote Mr.Fred Hammii of this city
concerning the matter and asking flat
the report that he had spoken for Hoeg
or had touched state issues between
Hogg and Clark be denied by those who
had heard his speech.
The explanation regarding the circu.
lars and the denial concerning the speech
are here given by Mr.. Fred Hamnlil.
Dear sir--In reply to your request con-
corning the explanation Of how Mr.. Pen
dleton's name was placed on circular
announcing that he and Mr.. Crane We're
invited to speak here on that date by
the local Democratic club.
NlI. lenultlOn nuu previously annOunc-
ed that he would be here on thu date
our office received an order for circulars
from the local club announcing Mr..
Cranes appointment
We set the type and proof had been
taken when DIR. Rowland called at oar
office and ordered some circulars an
nouncing that MIR. Pendleton would
speak, / had the proof of Mr.. Cranes
job before me and to save expense on
the campaign committees, l interlned
the proof with Mr., Pendeton's name
and let one circular announce both
names. neither Mr.. Pendleton nor any
of his friends knew what was on the
circular until it was on the street, The
circular was worded to suit Mr.. Cranes
case and Mr.. Pendleton's name was
added rs explained. Yours truly,
j. s. Perry, Editor Sun.
This Is To certify that | heard the
speech Of Hon. Geo. @. Pendlcton md
NJ. NJ. Crane at the opera house on the
night Of October 2Sth in Temple. 70
my recollection Mr.. Pendleiun did not
discuss any state measures or men, bat
confined himself to national issues alone.
p. s. Down, chairman CLARK club
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TRAMsFER.

d BIEYONiS Freight Tmnafer, moving o!
j safes aud machinery specially. Pays an
railroad charges ard collects on doIltcry ror.
ner FRONT and Houston streets. Telephone,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Parties nnaverins advertisements below must
address the advertiser and not TIVE 1ArrIrn,
- mis- paper has nothinr 70 DO with The AdVes.
tsement further than 70 print r.
THE 0ArzTrn cannot undertake 70 forward
tepliea unlesn prepaid and addrcancd envelopes
accompany Advortiaements.
No "pcrsonl" notices printed unltts accom-
panied BY the name OF advertiser.
Adverr1ere should remember that letters al.
reoted 70 i-itiall only, not delivered tArourA
She poatoniee. n initials are used thcy should
ee direotod V the care o. rsme person, nrln Or
postonce box Advertisements can DO left Al
sur once, or cant through the man Va TIKI GA.
nnrrN, Fort Worth. Tex
In answering Advertisements nentioa this
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3. / 7. MATTERS.


w w oamaHe suit
MMuskoeee, I. T., Nov. 2.-tspeciall--
George Betstidt's remains weF, Nf rceeir.
ca here to-day and buried by his mother
George was On amateur dcsperado who
lacked the grit to make n better record
he gave n straw bond here few
rest at Minnesota, Chickasaw nation
months ago, and on an attempted re-Sr,
was shot down by Deputy ION Smith
while resisting with his gun.
Inc Choctaw railway is to 70 ont Of
the receivers hands, and the road viii
De completed between South McAlestcr
and Oklahoma City. The work win com.
mence at once.
Mrs. Haley, Of Llano, Tex. ,by her nj.
ttorueSs, Pasco, Harrison and Edmiston.
has filed n suit against the Kansas and
Arkansns Valley Railroad connany
for $4,000 damages for killing her son
Few months ago ut Braggs Station.
A damage suit has been filed against
Ex-lndian Agent Owen, praying for
IN on exparte evidence while Indian
SlO,OOO for taking property from plain.
agert. In other days, before The
United States court was established here
a. Indian agent was an autocrat.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-03
MEAT AMp FISH MARKETS.
FURNITURE.

~ w, BAKER dealer IN all kinds Of furniture
" Including folding hadg, stoves. uaftregsts
springs. croollery ware and otc.. ii3 Houston
street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-03

on ne mayor to-day and mi. nr,,..,.
and II not accorded them a sssv prgnt,eetion,
their establishments ANA aen, gy WI close
even that Of burying the dea slie al work.
AT 40 the merchant 49,.
9oufhed AFTER appointing a camn,i,,s az 40,
iiinse To meet a strikers com,,i,,,'s o. !
IKE number already Appointed Mi. o. ~
NiIlulu recognition OF that union a,,S
surrender to the strikers u'i''a and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-03
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.
FREE Aps.

An psruozs seeking enpioymsnt OF desisinr
telp q aey character Arc inttted 70 use thi3
column noe q charge, such ndvertisnnents not
" enceed thfoc lnan
Noises 81 sFticloa Loaf and found IN tAis col
nerted free
na Ole aesirs Of TIE oAxrrru 10 facilitate
NE teareh Of persons for empioyment and the
recovery o. loot property, and an are cordially
nvtted - uee thin eoluEn for such purposeA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-03

JNTAITREss-w Wanted, dlning-room girl. Call
w at 1919 Jones street, Commercial hotel
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN.
FINANCIAL.

pLENTY oFMoNEY TO LOAN ON FARM
LANDS AND IMPROVED CRY PROPER.
TX CENTRALLY LOCATED NO DELAY.
TEXAS LOAN AND SAVINGS Co. J. n
BRuoLER vIcE.PREsT AID TREAS.
HURLEY nurLp1NG, FORT WORTH, TEX,
pERNINS 4 FoRDY offer to ioan moneyo on
\ improved business property az low rates
81 interest Hurley Building. Fort Worth,
MONEY TO LOAN. S.s s.a,
money 10 loan on Improved business property
No commissions Perkins s Forby, Hurley
pailding' fort Worth, Tex
MONEY TO LOAN f Sa iss% i. sss
~ ,s,he, W. q helohcr Land Mortgage Company
efhuTiey building, For. Worth
Mention the Fort Worth Gazette
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-03
wANTeo-aoARp ANo ROOMS

s.sssfs,ssss
WANrED-R Room aud board IN private iam-
w iy on south ridc near Railroad avenue
and Hemphin street by a young lady employed
during the day Address o., care Gazette
gsS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-03

( a i, Ark, No7. 1.-Two
Ses l 4 is morning near Cabin
Rns 5i,is Rock and Fort
tnIsn,g5 l5DeeF Hugh Jones and
Wa .' d l'aroy were killed.
IL "a ssi caused by the care.
81 graph operator at
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4, Thomas L. Nugent
thursday November 3, 1
rsla DAY November 4, s p. m.
saturday, November 5, s
monday, November I, 1
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RE THE people,


soRe THE PEOPLE,
r.o olark's Appointment"
lavender 4, II am.
oyember 8, II am
n W. Quincy
Fort Bend county, Nov
Harris county November
Grimemes county Nov
Galveston county, Nov
hon. Gustav Cook
ID. November 3.
site. November 4.
ovember ..
OF speakat Lampasas'
udgc j. 7. Harris
November 4, Up. m.
Il November 5, I p. m.
November 3.
November 4.
ID, November ..
November Z.
M 49,
= annointments made for
VI G. Veal as follows:
Friday November !
WIN. Polnderter.
III. November 3.
November s.
November I.
-
h.. 9. NJ. Rodgers.
IN. November 8.
.pa. November Oysni 4.
tnrip5s November 3,
y - e''S.-,
II. j. Houston,
Friday FTI5oy. November Owe ri 4.
M. Saturday, November 5.
ona.s, NY.ell0e' t
veteran veteran q N twS wars octo %ia
49, '''''''
F FaanSan So7 SGaS@Q !. D.
Hon. W n. Pope,
Il November SSrf5eTj Z
h., VIM roIna.It.n
IA W. q Walsh
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READ OUR WANT COLUMNS 10
DAY YOU WILL FIND SOAlhHiiANV
40 iNTEltashr YOU
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TRAVELLING SALESMAN visiting The zen.
eral store trade Ia Eastern and Cent? !
Texas, 70 carry as side line n small line OF Plug
Tobacco on fnlrgin. GoOd tlinF 70 tho right
party. Address, Cooper a Bargamin, box Sosi
B3diord City, Va
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-03

CHoRTuAND thoroughly and successfully
Dtaught by mall. Satisfaction guaranteed or
MONEY refunded. Wrlto for latest method.
Houston Shorthand college, Houston, Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-03

han, Gustav Cook.
IN. November 8.
tte, November 4.
ovember 8.
III speakat Lampasas,
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HELP WANTED.


DHAMBERMAtDS Wanted at Lindsey
~ house, @ ainesvlllo, Tex two good cham.
bcrmaids, Phillips & rounloy, proprloiors
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-03
BUSINESS CHANCES.

HOk0n cash viii buy interest In good, wen
tDODOU eTablishod business. Opportunity
for man who has the money and business
qualifications to take charge. Address Oppor-
tuuity, care Gazette Fort Worth. n
NAfANTED-Tol lease best hotel aud sell fur.
w niture Of same In bnst town in indian
Territory reason for selling failure of health
IN proprietor Address for particulars b
uazatto onioc, Fort worth. Tex
HOTEL AND FuRNITURE-For ront Fort
IL Worth or palal party preferred, Address
Johnpy DoWney Mln1ral Wells. Tex
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uaee j. 4. Harris.
November 4, p. m,
"A November 5, I p, m.
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. u r., Copeland Orsan Antonio.
thursday, November 3, 8
Friday November 4, 8 p,
saturday November 5, 5
sunday November I, s p.
Monday November 7, s ri
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SAFE DEALERS.

RUC-NEw AND SECOND HAND
DAn IllO SAFES for sale By H. W. Peak
100 Houston street, Fort worth, Tex Mention
the Fort Worm QAzetle
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-03

N W. cuney
4, Fort Bend county Nov
Harris county November
/. Grimemes county Nov
. Galveston county, Nov
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TRAVELLING sALEsMEN---To sell baking
powder We pay t31 month salary and e1-
pensos or 20 per cent CON, STEADY employment
experience uuneeegAary. n you want o post
ton hero n chance. v. :. Chemical works
$40 70 $40 Nanllufen. Chicago
J{TAHTED-Fof Iwenty.third Infantry
w United States army, headquarters a. san
Antonio Tex, able-bodied. unmarried mon, be.
tween the ages Of twcnty-ono and thirty GOOD
pay food clothing and medical attendance.
applicants must furnish satisfactory evidence
as 70 age habits and character hcerultlng
once al Naiatorium building, Fort Worth, Ter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-03

A Dallas Bell.
Feb. 10, '00.-Gonta;--I had tet-
ter eight years, which gave me
great deal Of annoyance. Aaer
trying various remedies without
benefit, / was cured by your Saxet
ia short time. ". r. BE1in
Grocer. 2lz Houston 81.
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Personal.

= : s..sssss>--e-,-.~,- ~
I AIDES TOO THIN IN THE nuST-w
~ ing TO enlarge same by safe treatment
send for boohsi sent free, securely sealed
Greenleaf Toilt company. Dallas, Tex,
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,JhRBER- position wnuted By nratcinss
10 white barber OF good report Address
lock box l.s5 Hoyfo Ulty, Ter 81
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LOST

ARM-Lost last evening about 4 o'clock a
" gold watch charm with young lady 5
PHOTOGRAPH. Finder please deliver At 1881
South Main street
/ OST-A part Of sofia void link cur button,
- dav before yesterday in husinbsH part Of
city. Please leave ~ tpIs ohicu.
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.on. Z. A. Mcdowell
November 3.
November 4.
In. November 5.
A November Z.
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LK.ea MAhLl- Wantod,a good drcssmaker
~ atei Fourteenth street, corner Rush
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SITUATION WANTED.


A LADY-wanB travelling position, on
a salary or commission. Address, Mrs l.,
care Gazette 80
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MAN WANTED--A man to do general work
M about place by Robert McCart 100 East
Boiknap street. ~
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MALE

DARBER-Wanteda t once, firsi-olsss white
ID barber; bust be sober; steady job O,
W Boston COmanche, ToNn8,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-03
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WILLIAM BoSsE. Practical HAtier-silk
w Hats Blocked while waiting. Orders BY
mail or express promptly attended To- IT'D
Jones street