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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

TAYLOR, TEX, Sept l3.-fSpecial. I
II Hume. train m3sicr ui san Anto-
MO and Laredo divisions, was In Taylor
yesterday
1nglne l03 Of the South end, Engineer
NJ. Siugcr's engine, went TO Palestine
for repairs,
One Of the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas new engines, No DO made "a
trip to Taylor Sunday.
Engine 8 Of the International aud
Great Northern, now in the back shops
for a general oyerhauling, will be out
in few days.
Conductor Judy, who has been laying
of on account of the death OF one OF his
children, returned 10 Palestine ON No. 4
yesterday to report for dutye
The International and Great North
ern is having its round house, machine
shops blacksmith and boiler shops
whitcwashcd on tho inside, which adds
a great deal TO the appearance and
gives more light.
Engine 10 OF the international and
Great Northern is just out of tho Pal
estine shops where she received gem
eral oycrhauliug. She arrived here
yesterday to run on the Laredo sec
ton.
Engine number lis, the Imter-
national and Great Northern
north end freight, engine with
Engineer B. II. Alderman made a
trip south yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14
aud Aransas p sys,em.

ana Aransas pss system.
a.. lug ineer sam Horn, wife and chill
~ VI Sreenyllle, passed through the
Sl.y To-day en- route TO Bonham 10 wish
a a,u,,uI s sls attend the Fannin county
Dick Maloy, Of the oKatys shops.
.elt last night for Parsons To spepd a
week with relatives
travelling Freight Solicitor Burdiol,
" the International aud Great North
sIn railway, came down on No. l to-dav
I'm hsnsas City, en- route TO his head
quarters ai Galveston. He was accom-.
panied by Mrs. Burdick.
-, ~ ne next meeting OF the W. Of r. C.
W, VIII oe neld at Conductor Goodroe's. 705
Woodland street, Thursday. September
10, at p m A full Attendance i ~.
gIuestea by the president Mrs. S. b.
The new yards ives, Of the city will
contain contain nifty miles OF siding when com
George Burgess, better known Ms
sims Is in the city. Burgess is late
OF the Mexican National.
Jonn Bird, one OF the Oldest engin-
GERS In the United States. is in the
cry en- route TO chihuahua, Mexico.
,tird hrst pulled the throttle on the
New York and Eric out OF Jersey CITY
{, y. kaufman. baggage master for
me Texas and Pacific railway at Fort
WORTH came up as far as Denison to.
day to meet his wife and children who
have been on a long visit to relatives al
Hutchinson, Kan.
General superintendent L. A. Dahin.
Of the II. and \. c. railway, came up
from Ennis to-day.
NJ; c. 5. Sherwin, clerk in the office
OF Superintendent Maxwell, left last
night for Omaha, Neb., to spend ten
days. He will be accompanied on his
return by his wife,
Mr.. Oliver Brackett, formerly stem
ogpapher in the Office OF Auditor Page,
has accepted a similar position in the
Office OF General Passenger and Ticket
Agent Hughes.
An excursion party composed Of Rail-
way Conductors Insurance association,
from the various northern and eastern
cities are due TO pass through Denison
Sunday Oct, %, en- route to Mexico on
an extended pleasure tour. The Mis-
sorri, Kansas and Texas railway will
meet the long train at Hannibal and
take it to Taylor whom the Inter
national ane Great Northern railway
will pull it into Old Mexico. The party
will come back over the Gulf, Califor-
mia and Santa Fe railway. Several
Donison conductors contemplate joining
the party. A reception viii probably
be rendered the "Ticket PunchersN
upon their arrival here.
G, A. Case, Missouri, Kansas & Texas
agent at Durant, 1. T., is spending the
day inthe city.
The change Ia the gauge Of the East
Line took place to-day, A number Of
the NJ. X. q Y. officials were present.
The gauge has been widenod.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

a, Picket Nerve IL Touched. and They
Feel Mt Once.
me wood yard men Of this city are
az some strong language OF pure Sax
sssriystion, the moving cause there
Emo the advance In railroad rates
oord wood. The greater part Of
m supplies came from n distance,
IA M III light rate Is an important
,,r IN The cost Of the wood. a Ga
nv reporter talked with some Of
Il Yesterday. Most Of them declined
|sik for publication, saying they pre-
La not to 90 into print in regard to
4, matter, but they wanted the com
ts.lon rates re-established.
II A. Goodwin was not in, being in
Esndance upon the Republican con-
Iniion, but Mr.. Daniel, his book-keep-
stated that they obtained their wood
IA Fdgewood in East Texas. He
n me rate under the commission mad
|rp 81. % per cord, but IL had Just been
Ia 10 sf.75. "Of course said he,
4 cannot bear the loss, so we have
n 10 raise our price to the CON
Iaer. from q TO $3.50. Mr. Good-
4 Is paying the extra charge above
4, COMMISSIONS rate under protest in
|ordance with the advice given by the
|yernor. He is Hogg Republican"
A. T. Homer said he obtained his
nj from Collin county, over the Cot
/ Belt. and he was very Well satisfied
|ih the rates the road had made him,
| extra charge above the commits
Ins rate being only 20 cents, or from
los to SIPS per cord.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

BRAcKETT, TEX, Sept i3,-lSpo-
clal. While digging in an old mining
SHAFT worked by the Spaniards cen
u!ry ago q Mexican struck at depth
OF div feot, rich vein Of silver ore
which st Is believed exists in sufficient
quantities 10 prove valuable find.
While exploring the shaft an old iron
box was found containing parchment
document which had become illeglble
through getting wet There is much
excitement over tine find.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

Harry Archer, Of tho Ohio and Mis-
sissippi railroad, Is In the city.
G. w. Mohatt, superintendent Of the
Wichita Valley railway. is in the city.
G. w. Barnhart, general agent Of
the Cotton Belt, is confined to his room
by illness.
W. H. Quigg, commercial agent Of
the Missouri. Kansas and Texas, went
north yesterday.
Geo. H. Hughes, OF Louisville, Ky-
travelling passenger agent OF the Monon
route, is in the city.
LIP. Martin, trainmaster Of the San
Ia Re with headquarters at Cleburne,
was in the city yesterday.
Major Sam Hunt, general livestock
agent OF the Missouri, Kansas and Tex
as, went north yesterday.
G. II. Boardman, travelling passenger
agent Of the Missouri. Kansas and Tx
as. came in from trip yesterday.
II. w. Gruher. assistant trainm ster
Of the Santa Fe, with headquartfm at
Gainesville, was in the city yes crday
on business,
p p. Henderson, formerly master
mechanic Of the Fort Worth lu3 Dom
Yer, PASSED through the city yc rsay
en- route 70 Denver.
Major ]. G. Lewis, traveliur sssen-
ger agent Of the old re able IRON
Mountain route, was mixin} with the
delegates yesterday.
Account Of the C, A. r. athering at
washington the Santa wa run
sneeial chair car from Da' ha 10 wash
innton without extra chaf g. qn hurs-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14
eRfENv1LLE RAILROADS.


Frey aud Party
IiREENvILLE, Tx, Sept. 13.-TSpec-
Il IA special train Of two coaches ar
IA to-day, pulled by engine 50, with
* gineer Maydwell at the throttle. on
iArd were j.. j. Frey general superin-
dent; j. w. Maxwell, division sup
+ niendent; Mr.. Walker, master car
lder, Jno. Doyle, master car builder,
4 he Missouri, Kansas and Texas rail-
ID company Of Texas, A. ID. Arbo-
Ia, assistant superintendent Of the
4dge and building department, and
NJ. Jarvis, resident engineer Of the
ssouri, Kansas and Texas. They are
i O tour OF inspection preparatory to
eiylng the East Line and Red River
4lway which is now changed to stand
II guage.
Standard guage trains will commence
Eaing from jefferson about 10 u, IN.
|'he lith.
ho officials Of the East Line and Red
F. Der are very busy now getting in all
y harrow guage equipments for stor-
here.
~. j. ]. Frey's special loft for JEFF
son via Mineola and Texas and Pa
d railway and will return via the
2 \ Line and Red River, on an INSPECT
a tour.
Conductor w. Arendale had charge
ir. Freys special Greenville to Min
and jefferson, via Texas aud Pa
a railway.
Harry Carpenter, stenographer to
lent A. l.. Downer, OF the Katy, ar
n from a visit in Kansas and re-
ped his position in freight office,
fir, Piner, late superintendent Of the
4ney Grove compress, has taken
Frge OF compress here and will
up the seasons business in few
Rs.
he last Line and Red River boys
A having considerable work 10 do just
N herding their little cars and en-
hcs together and at the same time
Rldering how they will handle stand
guage cars.
he sandy land folks from the forks
PIE creeks, where the East Line and
n River railroad penetrates, viii
r. fine treat on the morning of Sep
'nber IL. Standard guage trains,
Ide up OF box cars OF all sizes, even 10
fehouses on wheels, will be eagerly
Pee for and examined by them.
X. Murphy, foreman of construc-
n Of the East Line and Red River
lroad, will leave here at 8 a. m. Sep
.nber IA with work train and seven
men and win commence throwing
rails TO standard guage, Greenyille
n meeting other gangs working west
charge Of Messrs Foster and Cole.
rhe East Line & Red River road is
IN In tirst-class shape and ready in
{enty-four hours to be made and
'nged into standard guage road.
fslks to the push and ability Of 6.
Jarvis, engineer in charge and his
slAnt, L. j. Fay, and those under
charge, all being "old timers and
4 class railroad men.
ihe East Line and Red River just
INHcd from the Missouri. Kansas and
Pas about l0Ocars and six locomotives,
tired Il. l.. & r. r. and more cars
"a engines TO follow,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

HOUSTON, TEX, Sept 13,-ISpecial. !
"A corps OF engineers and graders has
ton and Galveston. The new line goes
over the Magnolia park road to Harris
burg, whore II win run TO IAporte,
sixteen miles. and there connect with n
line being built from North Galveston.
1t is rumored that the Huntington or
Missouri, Kansas and Texas people may
buy it as both the Central and Katy
need an outlet to the gulf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14
FOR SKIN DISEASES
Doctor Recommends Cutioura
Because 1t Has Never Failed
to Give Good Results.
Cured in Three Months. Salt Rheum
of 20 Years Standing Where all
Other Remedies Failed.

~ gives me pleasure - recommend your GU.
aiCu 4 ltiAiEutEs So az wha are troubled wiz
lnf Va iots forms OF skin diseases and blood
poison. have prescribed vour CUIlrrRA on
teteNi occasions and Il has never fliice TO
siNo good results. I q mcmbar OF one N cial
sts / had, where gu Other remedies Ia led
nntil tr.cdyour NultrUitA REMEDIES After
USING SuliplNA. OtucuRA SOAP and cum.
cuhA htsoiNEN1 tho latient was suuudaud
Well she was troubled with salt rhc um,gnd
h.d bsen .ui ercr for over tWcnsy years.
At.r bsginniuf ne use Of CUriCuRA NENE-
hifs SIZE was cured sound and well ia three
months Nit ". Is JE kiNS,
rs Houston ST. Atlanta. ca.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

In 1922 John Wilson went from ire
land 70 Missouri and look up his abode
in big cave ia Milhr county, about
forty miles south d Jefferson City.
When John Wilson dad he wai buried
In smaller cave elise by. with "a
demiiohn Of The best liquor 70 be had
of hls side. This smillar cave, on the
Biz Tavern creek, haspever been open
ed. the local historian kays, since John
and his liquid tseasur were scaled up
IN 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

The largest university ia the world
is al Cairo, Egypt aud has 1000 stu
dents. They come from every Pnrt OF
Mohammedau world and study Mussul-
mnn law, history, theology and other
branchos needed to confirm them In the
jai.h OF Mahouct They sit On tho
floor Of IN enormoul court and study
aloud, and the western visitor who
calls on them duringstudy hours might
think he had struck he original tower
OF Babel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

CoRsIcANA, TEX, Sept. l3.--[Spe-
cial. Superintendent Dickinson, Of
the Cotton Belt In Texas accompanied
by Second Vice-Prcsident Edison, OF
Pine Bluff, was here to-day looking
after improvements A switch engine
was put on the yards here yesterday
and Il. Fl. Teed has been appointed
t.nr.d maaInr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

-''sr' that Are OF special Interest to
Railroad People.

'''r' that Are OF special Interest to
Railroad People.
BENSON, Sept. l3.-[Special. Con
leior sam Proud Of the Missouri,
.asss and Texas, and wife will attend
I Grand Army OF the Republic ma
onal encampment.
MARLEY I. Reading, a switchman in
N san Antonio and Aransas Pass
lilNay yards at san Antonio, was in
\ city this morning. He was en-
gl'e 70 Scrat ton, Penn. in response
telegram announcing that his aged
'.asr had been injured by falling
ma coal shaft, and may not survive.
@5qshg was a conspicuous figure in
y iAte strikes on the san Antonio
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14
CINE CENT
Damages in that Sum Awarded by a Houston
judge

BRENNAN, TEX, Sept 10. Special. !
The suit Of S. Simon VS.. a and II,
Harrison resulted ia verdict Of cent
for the plaintiff. Simon.
Tho Evening Herald came cut with
several items derogltOry 10 Simon and
W, b. Roberts TIE junior proprietor
fathered thom aud al Simons store
talked about iightinr amy Of them that
didn't like t. Ajax Simon, Jr., jumped
ON him, knocked him down and walked
all over his face. leaving him as bloody
as a beef before ouuiders could inter-
fere,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14
COLUMN.
EReE Aps.

an psrScns seekinF enpiuy'neat o. Desiring
help o. any character arr invited 10 use th,a
eeltirn ny " charge such aavvrtiagnents not
70 srcesd three unes
NoNets q eftiries icst and ionna ia this ecl.
serted irve
II d ths desirs Of rur cAxnTrs to faenitate
the search y PERSONS fer employment and ihs
recoteIy o. los; property, and Al arc cordially
nvtied y Ase this column for such purpoaeL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

HOUSTON. sept. Especial. IA
dispatch received from Major Julos
Randle Of Monterey, Mexico, announces
tho death there II his brother, Lock
Randle Deccasod was travelling for
Now Orlcans,houses, and Is well known
oil over Teas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

JEFFERSON, TEX, Sept Especial. ]
All trains on the East Line railroad
ceased running to-day on accoant Of
broadening the guage 70 standard
guage, which will be completed by to-
morrow, when trains will run as usual.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

Gay, sept, 10.
w. A. Virgins, travelling passenger
agent Of The Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton, with'headquarters at Chat
tanooga, Tom, is in the city in the in
terest Of his line,
Il. a. Kuont3 has assumed the duties
OF stenographer in tho general supcrin-
tendcnts office OF the Fort Worth and
Denver made vacant by the rosigna-
ton Of Gilbert Park.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

PARIS, TEX, Sept, 13,-4Special. J.
W. N. House, for many years night
yurdmaster OF the 'Frisco-Santa Fe--
died yesterday evening Of injuries re-
ceiyed a short while back.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

Joseph Arch Che phnear IN the af-
ricuitarai laborers mfemsui 10 Eng
land. IS In very bad hedth. lie d only
90, bit il gaid to Be quit broken doHE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

SIfuoUn1 Is1', Hlfoh D lIN
THO Democrat Publishius Company, Eort
Wonh. Tex
GrsrfrulT- Your premium machine
was received To- due time I am mora thfu
dcuafDsi uith ~ J have used many dit.
ferent machines, aud TnE CAzErrz Is far
superior 10 all Ny frenda who have soen
ms boautifui mafhiue admire Il very much
sdcts-g and long lie 70 1'uu gAkrrrn.
Very RESPECTFULLY Mas J, z fRiDsH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14
Fish C KeCk Go.
Otroar9ntrapl
Live Stock Commission Merchants,
iassas an Stock iards
a FINE MACHINE.


a sinty Dollar sewtHe Naehfas Tor Only
Twsniy riirse DatHrs.
sEvHs riyrHs N a., JAa -. iSga
Fort Worth Gasote Fort Worth, fcrl
DrAn Sins We received your premium
machine some weeks back, aud have given
q o fair trial aud And Il % DO o Hplradd
machine, aud MS good Va eYrry rrgpoUt as
lots N mnchiuos that have been sold 70 orr
ucirhbora this yoar for 80 Wishing you
good luck, win clese. Your respectfully,
W. Il. CocIhAE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

CtAHEyDos, Tx. Feb NJ ieol
Mr. Dean reporis the sowing manifiae be
received from you shout year ago W b
perfectly satisfactory IN oYory rnTpcct
Rebpectfaliy, y w. LonAs,
Deputy Postmaster.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14
RHEUMATIC PAINS

NV In one tntnutc ho Cutlcura Anti
yNN Pam Plaster relieves rheumatic sci
MN uuo hin, Kidney, ch Sc, and muscular
- \nains and weaknesses. Price abe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

Il = chestnut IN advertising ia augnt robs
feue aFey VIA By pushing riussa freni .
iitirrf W tbe Etfcria lud o'i'o lpt0tG E3od
nut THE 81 JrceAs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14
GAZETTES LETTER LlST.

listof letters remainlne nnuaiicd FOR IN tile
counting room on yUstcruAy. ~ % M.
Persons calling for them will please say adver
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

LoE REEr-Noiy tur3ahaa htute or
nift 90 iii aIta HIIr OF uli fuUf' u
ronus hdir-7s a. 49,, cataoi lWetto
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

READ OUR WANT COLUMNS 10
DAY. YOU WILL FIND SOMETHING
40 INTEREST YOU.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14
FOR sALE.-HEAL ESTATE.

FOh oNLEs-NEAL E5 T..
i4Ssgssaarsti sndT 40 ASgJ,ae 70 e.afs a
liaf frf tHffrftoH, fsnif it1e rdcA fshsf
gusnf iHasrfi5n 20 islf Giaa llass rOaHfsl
dpie,9i H.osiAiK retail
S17S0 cAsl WI buy 3, g, q e.ght
Addrdsa Cash, care Gazette once, Fort Worth
II
nor RENT on GALE-A Toe wichita wheat
Il hrmi nv acres in cultivation, hu uoicf
under foucc. Party must have Huluc tnuluy
ana stool Address box tSll or Worth
A HAKQA N $50 acres OF ahuu wheat land
u within t'o ulita OF ihc bogI town Oh tUr
lurt Worth sd uruVcr railroad, bl aero In
cultivation rand residence, amt magnificent
huny OF laud, " u Trade tor igmhcr or Hff o..
prefer luuhHb fnod bargain investigate
ns Ich Address b. o. Highsmilh, land agent
Amarillo TUl
EnOn fCiES inO farm nE and cut lntn
i)NVN no acre bOclQ., tor rnle nu lnnr
tlmri small casa papincut Adderg h"ailcy a
H,nlds land loan and ingumnoo, nruwnw0od
Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14
N RAILROAD CIRCLES.
u FAST LINES GAUGE BEING
q vlolNED TO STANDARD.
,,-tmaslsr Dead -RaiIrosd Gossip From
e,scusllo, Oenlsou and TayIOr-
Way Bills.


4, picket Nervo Is Touched. and They
Feel Mt Once.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.



SITUATION wANrEp-coNr
IAANrGn9- situation by iwu Ad.ts
W tfs'g M Any reppnsinle dry goods
letk lIUirf work iu oNe ho9sd. taoper ID
rseth'pI N ilut t.rTactici ~ Can rNc rual
acpiruaent sai,.hle ior lsd'c.. Vln 6e n
Abilene Tor next ton drys Address H. or u
lock hex lsa Abilene rcsrs tie
1iEACuER-wanisdh by young lady well
4 auaillUn a po4i Zen rs teacher ln a ptnlic
.ffleol ~ 80 a, hc,l oi yalessisecs Audress
spn, tthn lete
> MAIN
MANA rood man aroupd horscs wants
W situation ~ private lamNN Sober and
'' S' iis.is
CLERH SITUATION Nanted by swcdo In
v some sioye lhtec years experience ia
SEM merchandise A'aruss 80 Jrnuings
ayonne fqti worm reK 1918
pooNiSEEPrR.. Vented situation boot.
- hsepeh double NY prciectt uCt oi city
aNenuoCiy l. q houNriFht 1919
pQoKkEFPhR- wanted petition a. book
ID keeper or suleNuHH ny competent Nouug.
in n Who Nant tpinakc hia hoiue hepe al,
'iiHi iii, y W. "M'' a. 'are AAnsl'' hotel
L'NGlN ,ER-~sittation wanted bv cnautctf,
~ cau give sod rtnerencc Address finnk
holpNi CITY. u.ih
,,,g,,,,- ,s,,ts,,t,,. ~
KNaN w ~ ~ NAnttA position as DOOR
- tpepen by competent younf mnu ~ Tern
tlStS a4o''-' NNate''' - 10 pek loi' peea
taf' Texas iHie
~ LASS hlAVkshiTll AND Mnpn
\ NphN MAN -MhuteN good country NAAFc
S Sltt,Ig- or paIleelIeis e9llr ono sec ur wlle
IA ~ Hates LLOYD. neuion cooniy, Tex Nii
A hsIkACINk wanted pos ton by lompo
n tent epsttAetor' Address W. h,, Claude,
IcAea WIS
T,.5,7s,,,,, 49,. -
y pciate ana eScmp 4 " hetf's po0,tion ~
slles man IN dry rotuH nrucefy 0r General
siortj experience Aud rrirtt ncts Addrrss
pO.t once box7S lyrln. rcN pia
nRuGGlh1- Wanted sliuhl on by eomno-
~ ltnt otNfglM ava rVH'rip lgnlst, seven
years tANtriNnrci one course iu phnrmaUyi
lrst VI reference registered Address nw9a,
.,t,.. ~ y. h''' 80 --..- e'i'
w anu address, w, 81 ca of Gazette 1918
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vaL M ~ iri' s WV sYe w, Iln ,
Address H. j richards III Wvrin AZ. inie
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BUSINESS ORANGES
.....--
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thrh. taNftlep 10 ifN mas iiNN eotnffa
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

lARfSF ilsinssls ssssf Isl, Ma. a. Z ,.,,l;ra
N7e fr9 tnstfftee 5 csaii 4 Lgt ga ss,AsS
yefaf ir,srien No lsis tlsa il.ss cos.sisI
spfasl fass&Ait noistl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14
srTUArlon WANTED.

TEMALE
NOVERNEss--fady wishes position as
VI o. g0foruesg 20 fcol family or world
teach pain lnF AMI muse ~ board Can
teach tngiah ilut'c paniiuF draW.nF
uoedluWQfh. etc hdlfffa. tslfh ful psrlcu.
lars Teieher care OF Mnl Hodges Mineral
wells Tea qib
uOUsEwoRK-A worthy phiie woman
IL wants = place Tor general norsoNorf
without WuanluH whore pariea are willing 10
plg good NaFaH Tor GOOD WOfl Adarcia ~
dAff Nageite fre 80
COY EHNE5s Walfrf po5lticn b. sir.
" rla iadF ns r0rrruf s OF clniuauIplL h0s
dfess u \ w hafasQial Iets Dof y ip,H
UolsFwoRK- sif9tton By middle sgef
u llflF 70 DO huuarHufN nfWlnT or uurf NJ.
Acruttomci 20 howl work. Address - h
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

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