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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
0itn Real Getale for Sale.

=
/ OFFER four corner p'ot', f"rlha",, Oh"
block from 81 ave. at low prices. = D.
MAYHEM. III West z2u-~t
NF,p RIVERSIDE DRlVE.-Flcgm
20foot four.sfory residences: all improve
msnis h>rd wood cabinet Trim through,
ont: ,lrm0lnc special atrie in. We" %
Hudson. FOR toms 3nc chcnla'9' %
West s2d-st. -----
e1o 900 ~ s2j 600. several decided hHr-
gains. STEVENS. 0th-ave.. corner 93d--t.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner l0oth- ST
Superb residence. 5OXt0O. 800 900 cheap
EDw. y. HAMILTON & CO.. '6 B'"aN.
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Citn Real gslale Go Eet.

HOMFS-WE SIDE HOUSES, 500
o 81 500 nat all prices. - ~ i'-'''
lth.sNe. cnrnnr A3d.st. and IutIn---.
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FURNISHED Rooms.

\ LARGE unfinished room laring Con
ir,I park suitable for studio II desired
" in or without bedroom. Address \. VI.
g., $50 West 5Jth-st. --
BACHELOR APARTMENTS. - Choice
,oou,s en- suite or single 9 rooms Infiof
n"nr m"dcrn improvements; will divide.
II East 29th-st -
LARGE WE'LL furnl shed room; running
,,trr. also front hal, room; terms reason
able: gentlemen only. la Wei - h--..
NICELY FURNISHED front rooms 70
IL, three windows: I'd floor; che1p. fAlh-
BANKS. 81 West 4@d-Nt. -
XICFIN furnished rooms. with private
bath. in nrighboi hood OF West '-u'St y"
Bon (, Tribune once.
pgTyATE FAMILY viii Jet gentleman
los,nflv furnished room; breakfast II dc-
sired reference; ~ West IOtl .st.
TUE BURLINGrON,
n WEST 3OTH-ST. r. Handsome rooms,
en- suite furnished meals Ia cait'.
WIDOW AND SISTER. having two nice
Gentlemen. or invalid; seIvicsS giH"n G9is'
49,. references exchanged. MS
n 1PIa1'VyisNs. 81 East lol't.St.. 81 noor.
~wrST SIDE. 3 minutes nom 721.st.
,.,,on Newly furnl shed Io"lhs every
r''S'',n convenience strictly private family
n'g ,.inc co required Address AMEEl-
CAN. 2jl Columbus'aNc. ----
- vIcELY furnished large rooms. also
- I'm I,Ithout hOard house private
n rcsarc rT 1913 Fast lsth-st
-,o,u-sT.- 35s wEsT.-Larcc front back
~ ' three floors suite. slnpIy Iuh-
r room wa,er parlor Tor doctor; fine street
25Tn.sT 10 sod last :, . "fss or N sI"aiS
SqnnaaII 1, desired moderate prices
100. 5,.;,r ca u EAST Private residenc,;
5iS and elegantly appointed apart
few isr,. n' single rooms references exchan:ea.
s4TmsT, 1870 wLS ors ali nps SfIDr f nna
double anu ,,nniied with Backu~ heaters
nishta, Inducements for permanent pafues
| references. -, ~,
4oi h,,,It,ble for dentist or single eehIie-
T %sn: p SH''s lsin: TT. :.
aoTH.sT.. z. q. EA 4 desired ''nS'y or
en- sun - "a WEsT.-To let hand.
7iST-srun he'd room for gentleman
soms,lty p 5prs iOuse; convenient to eie'
waited station.
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WHITE, STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
Hritannlc Sept 90 IL 80 pm Britannc Oct ls IL m
.Teuton!c .Sept.27. 80 am .rcutonic Oct 20 p III
(;ernlanic oct Crinanic Nov. ]. II a. NJ
'MajesIic Oct IL 80 am Majestic Nov s. go a. H.
saloon rates $50 upward. according 10 steamer anu
location OF berth. Second cabA on these etHers
and s45 Storage 4 from the on country, p;
No - Broadway NewYOrk. Philadelphia once soo
II. MAITLAND JERSEY. Agent.
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boaro au6 Rooms.


AMERICAN FAMILY, large and small
rooms; terms moderate 10 st. Luke >
flace leroy -st.), near Hudson-st.
A.-Hsndsomely furnished floor. or sep
srsteiy private bath also rooms for gem
u,,em.n, With board highe-t references. III
West 5ist-st
AN EXCEPTIONA ALLY desirable sec
ono hoor suite OF rooms also single rooms
superior board references. ~ West 12th-st.
NEAR CENTRAL PARK .-Connecting
5oons baths excellent board; references.
" East 02d.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
gonntrp Real gstate for Bale

An ELEGANT HOME at moi' ia,c prc''
If YOU wish such nonc tor ~ zoo 10
81 SEQ. containing all modern improve
ue,,ts and conNonicnccs and teauilulN m
istcq don't fail e. visit q w MY -
pRON house,. Just completed AZ ~
ORANGE. near EO> IN lLLt Depot. : no
Tor circular. J. {. SANDERS. 10 nam
beIS.~L.
A1,ENCY FUK MONTCLAIR.-iesidgn,,ee
properti-s Of all descriptions for sa!e ana !"
let furnished house. n..,.,.,,, q,
'rI,RBS 4 TAYLOR. Beckniah-so.
FOR SAI.E-4ij 600. in LleNol!yn part
onanec y. I-Charring modern couHre
beautiful location over an acre s"p"ia.e
stahle and plot: immediate possession III,
fert ,itie terms r. suit purchaser. f.DN.
y. HAMILTON & CO.. 9G BNay. oihcr -.
OKNNGT cot NTY. nine miles from
Njddleicwis Erie road. II acrc-. an KIM,
lIuit. h1u-c IL ~ M. IN good oi9.f con-
alott - 600: Irc'. 1900 G.. nay VII
nav the interest EOYNTON 100 Eioau'
WAY.
OP4XGT- y. for SALE.-A iuilY
furnished modern residence stable ana ~,
tractive grounds worth $4,000; woulu
,ake a $50 900 CITY residence IN cNrhaher-
FDw. p HAMILTON & CO.. "o BNHN.
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BOARD Wanteo.

ELDERLY brother and sister dt-ir"
hoard Irisate family; moderate tenn, :
would take part FINISHED mar LI-Nof'
,rriinnr II town ONCE ! "a Broadway.
WANT nicely furnished square room
with Lrra(fa-t f0r about - per week.
REPORTER. Bon &C. Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
-OcF,NJC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
AsUONOLULU AND AUSTRALIAN hlthNh ff,r,o..
Carving United stats ana royal h''4s' '''"''
leave san Francisco follows r...x uo,,orta, 81
ALAMEDA ~ ,,hor 10
And every fourth THURSDAY thereafter Pa9'ensf. cal
chief points in New.Zcasnd and Ausu'IH' 'I'''N'
Round the World Trip. eO-;o,,, -, 80 mn
ruoc cooE q SOV General Agents,
Iin0c11 ~ - urnsdgav y V Francisco.
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flats 10 fet, Hnturnlsheo
flats 10 Get fnrnisbeo.

=, FURNISHED. eight rooms. All light; 10
Aay list. $50. JANITOR. 242 West 43d'st.
Arizona republican., 1893-01-24
SCIENCE WITH A RELISH.

ONE inch of rain means one hundred tons of water on every acre.
 WATER in which salt is dissolved boils at slightly higher temperature than pure water.
 HE largest barometer yet made has been put in working order at the St. Jacques tower in Paris. It is forty-one feet five inches high.
 THERE are said to be more than three thousand prehistoric buildings in Sar- dinia. They are almost all in the fer tile districts and built in groups, which are separated from one another by wide ana generally barren places.
 TIE common daphne grown in flower gardens is one of the most deadly pois- ons known to the botanist. Three or four of the berries will kill a man as quickly as strychnine and one has been known to kill child in half an hour.
 A PERSON who has totally lost his sense of hearing in one ear, although he may imagine that the defect is of lit tlc consequence, cannot locate the di- rcction of n sound to save his life, even when the center of disturbance is quite near him.
 TIE perpendicularity of monument is visibly affected by the rays of the sun. On every sunny day tall monu- ment has a regular swing leading away from the sun. Thi5 phenomenon is due to the greater expansion of the side on which the rays of the sun fall.
Arizona republican., 1893-01-24
FOR INFORMATION.

TIE swiftcst runner on earth is the ostrich.
 TELEGRAPHY is taught in the Michi- gan penitentiary.
 EGYPTIAN mummies recently exam ined show that the women of those days wore corsets.
 NEARLY as many people die in all the world every year as form the popula- tiOn of this country.
 TIE men employed in the Michigan basket factories make a grape basket apiece each minute.
 A SUFFERER is rarely seen among savages 1t is certain that no record exists of an Indian stammcrer.
 GOLD to the value of several thousand dollars was found in a meteOrite which recently fell on the ranch of Orley Adams in Bruneau valley, Idaho.
 A HUNTING horn in Limoges enamel, made in 1850, and which is believed to have formerly belonged to Horace Wal pole, was sold recently for G,SOO guineas,
 PnGNIx. A. T., has been properly named. The ashes of prehistoric resi- dents preserved in urns have just been discovered in deep excavations made there.
 SAMUEL IRWIN, of Lake county, lnd., has been married nine times. Two of his wives are dead. the law annulled the marriage of six, and he has just led the ninth to the altar
 By special order of President liar rison the widows of union soldiers and sailors who have once been employed by the government will not be forced to undergo a civil service examination when rcappointed.
Arizona republican., 1893-01-24
FARMS AT HOME AND ABROAD.

ON the average the potato crop of Jersey is yearly worth to the growers about three and half millions ster- ling.
 A FARMER living near Scott City, Kan, raised enough wheat from l6O acres this year to pay for S2O acres ad- ioining.-N. Y. Press.
 TIE tea crop in the Assam valley IS the smallest on record. Compared with last years it shows decrease of 5000 GOO pounds.
 HEAVY shipments of linseed have been made to England from India at very low prices, owing to the cheapness of silver Indian exports to the United States are also large at low values.
 TIE average price obtained for colo nial wools in the grease at the London sales was IS cents per pound in 1885, l0 cents in 1886 and 1888, 21 cents in 1889 and 1890 and 20 cents in 1887 and 1891.
 TIE last seasons shipment of Aus tralian fruit to London was profitlcss to shippers, owing chiefly to inferior packing Another such season will de- stroy the English market for Australian fruit.
 THAT tooth powder is an excellent cleanser for fine filigree jewelry?
Arizona republican., 1893-01-24

universal desire upon the part of the people of that country to be adequately repre- sented at Chicago. Minister Lome, in the course of his letter to Chief Walker Fearn, says:
 'It has been decided to ask an appro- priation of 75O,OOO pesetas for the ex- position. Will send soon plans for pavilion. There is much enthusiasm"
 The cortes will convene in Madrid December 3, and at the beginning the appropriation of Sl50,OOO will be asked and granted, which, together with the S25, 1000 which was appropriated for the preliminary expenses, will make for Spain the sum of sl75,000, without counting Cuba, Puerto Rico and the Philippines, who will contribute lib erally on their own account.
 Reports have been circulated in all directions that Spain was going to eX- pend S14, 900 for the exposition, because this sum was appropriated from the general funds for offices, correspond ence and advertisements, congress not being in session. To-day it will be right to say that, after Germany, France and Great Britain, Spain is preparing to spend the most of all the other Eu- ropean nations at Chicago in acbnowl- edgment and in return for the honor shown her at the festivities.
Arizona republican., 1893-01-24
A MUSICAL MELANG

BRoNIsLAw ALDERMAN is an eight ycar-old violinist who is playing in Carlsbad with marked success. The great Joachim has declared that he never before met such prerocity.
 TIE Egyptians had operas and en- joyed them. The first use of the term "opera in musical" which subsequently, gave place to "Opcra" was in l.jG, the first opera performed being the "Or- pheus of Peri.
 JENNY LIND, according to a Boston woman who took singing lessons of her, was a great scold. Her temper at this time was such that she would often fly into a great rage, and her husband would have to entice her out of the room to soothe her"
 C. VILLIERs STANFORD has completed the incidental music which at the re- quest of Mir. Henry Irving he undertook to compose for the production of the late Lord Tennyson's play entitled "Becl<et," winch is to be produced at the Lyceum theater.
 REV. SAMUEL F. SMITH, author of America" ("My Country, Iris of Thee''), who lives in Newton, Mass, and does not look over sixty, though really eighty-five years old, has in his possession the original draft of that song. It is on piece of waste paper.
Arizona republican., 1893-01-24
Not Ordinarily in the Market.

There was man in Chicago the other day showing off fifteen hundred-dol. lar rug. lt was made in Moscow and took one man two years to put the pieces together Finished, the rug has the appearance of rich mosaic, the deep yellow of the tiger woven into the coal black of the South sea seal in dia- mond-shapcd blocks, The center is made up of three rings of diameter of twenty inches, the patch-like diamond pieces rudiating from a circular tuft of monkey s.in and bordcred by rim of otter. The ground work of the entire piece is on monkey skin. In the make up pieces of the furs from the Russian sable, Persian lamb, Angora goat. China goat, mink, otter, South sea seals, monkey, Thibet lamb, muskrat, weasel, leopard and the Russian silvcr-gray fox are used.
Arizona republican., 1893-01-24
MosIem Ladies Interested.

Zenab Fonos, Mohammedan lady of Cairo. Egypt, has written to Mrs. Pot ter Palmer, president of the board of lady managers, assuring her that she will do her utmost to arouse the inter- est of the "womcn of the faith" in wom- en's work at the fair. She is engaged in collecting specimens of Arabic writ ings descriptive of Oriental women. When the collection is complete it will be sent on for exhibition. The lady re- grcts that the MohammCdan religion prevents woman from making journeys in foreign lands, or she would present the work in person.
Arizona republican., 1893-01-24
SPAIN TO SPEND si75,ooo.

 Interest Throughout the Kingdom In
 Matters Pertaining to the Exposition.
 The Spanish minister at Washington, E. Dupuy de Lomc, writes Chief Fearn, of the foreign affairs department, of the increasing interest throughout Spain in all matters pertaining to the exposition. The enthusiasm upon the subject is most surprising in view of the fact that but few months have elapsed since significant agitation in Spain about the. worlds fair in Chicago had really popular place. The Madrid exposition and the official courtesies ex- tended by the United States govern ment and the exposition authorities generally othe government of Spain have resulted in an enthusiastic and
Arizona republican., 1893-01-24
Users Smile Sometimes

when told that tobacco buTts them; their wives never do, because shattered Lerves, weak eyes, chronic catarrh and lost manhood, tells the story. If your husband uses tOhaccO, you want him to quit, post yourself about Note bac the wOude ful, h rmless, guaranteed tobacco h ibit cure, Dy sending for our little book titled ; "Don't rObaccn spit and Smoke Your Lie Away" mailed free Drug stnreS generally sell No to bac THE STERLING REMEDY co. Indiana Mineral Springs, Indiana.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02
ron sALr-NNAL E.rArE.

FOR SALE Al a 5ACRnlCE TWO GOOD
Residences, both are located in excellent
ncighborhOods aud lnre rare bargains.
For further information cull ON u W..
Wells agent, lU1 West Wonthclford
.IrnIL. a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02

r. y BTNYoNs FREIOHT TRANSFER,
moving OF safes aud machinery O speed.
ally Pays an railroad charges aud col.
lects on delivery Corner Front and HOuB.
ton streets. Telephone lGi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02
SHOT HIS WIFE AND PARAMouR
A WrOnqed Husband al PlEesviIIo, KY, Taxes
Terrible Revenge.

Huntsville. Ky, Jan 3l.-A dispatch
from Pikcsyille says that a highly sen.
sotional double murder occurred htu,
tbere today. William Kelly was shol
.nj Killed by lsunc Moore, wealthy
umbcrman. Moore also sent bullet
through the body of his wife
Kelly was a notorious mo99ppshlneri, IT., a il,.
by some means held Mrs. MOOT 4 in,,'.
his complete control. She would leaiy,t
her home and spend weeks IN helly :
cabin. Today she returned home ron ISl
ono az tbosa visits. accompanied by hel-
iy. Moore became tired Of trying 10 re,
form his wife and ordered hef 10 ~" w !,
the place. While She was preparing 10
do so Kelly ram Moore ont of the house li
In the yard the fleeing man s'op2 ..,
turned ON his pursuer aud sent three
bullets through him. Mrs Moore XIV .i..
attacked her husband with a butcher
tnife md received a bullet in the auuo-
men. Moore is in jail, but public symp"'
thy is with him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02
MARRIED HIS srEP-MoTHER.
A Son Throws His Father Out and Marrle'
His Wife.

Circlevile, o.. Feb. la case Of de-
prnyity has lust been brought 10 ight
In Nlecklenhurgh Township. Lee Steple-
ION is the father of four grown children
from whose mother he has been divorced.
For the pnst year he has been lvlnI
with woman by the name of Jennie
McDaniels. 10 whom both claim he hns
been married, us the license was taken
ont ia this court.
For some time past the eldest SON
David. has been bUstowiug more allcn-
tiop upon his stcp-mothcr than Is usunlly
done 6y step-sons and this has not gwen
the old gentleman the serenity OF nina
that he las been wont to enjoy, Things
reached climax when the Old gentle
man and his eldest son BEGAN TO quar-
rel over the division Of the affection rom
the wife and step-mothcr. The boy Ia
vid. who is great, burly fellow. gave
his father thrashing and throw him out
of The house, and he sought shelter Tor
the night nj one of the uelghhors. lhe
stcp-mother and step-son retired together
and the next morning came 10 the cily
secured a marriage license ana were mar
ried. The couple went back To thai
part of the county, and more trouble Is
expected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02
Rprr1AL NnrIcnN

Parties answering Advertisements below
must address the advertiser ana not me
ta.eitc. as this paper has nothing 70 ~
with the advertisements further uhh 70
print them
The Gazette cannot undertake TO forWaEn
tepuea unless prepaid and nddrcsseu eh'eF
Vpee accompany advertisements,
no personal" notices printed unless ~
eompanied by the name 81 advertiser.
Advertisers should remember thnt icttcts
directed % initials only, are not delivers
they should be nudrcsaed TO the care ~
some person, firm or postofilce box. AuNct.
neemenls can be left az our office, or pehs
Worth. Ter
In answering advertisements mention this
paper
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02
MISCELLANEOUS

g. r.. MATTHEW'S. TUNER AND mn.
pairer Of pianos and organs, d here again,
receiving orders at j. r. Aiitchells 5O4
Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02

sAFE DEALERS
SAFES NEW AND SECONDHAND aAFEs
for sale 81 ~ ~ Peak ions lioust0n
street Fa3i Worth. Ifx, Mention tie
Fort Worth Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02
SKIN CANCER CURED.
re.lInom Erom No layoI q seanIa. VOC.

seeuln. Tex. Jan - lsl3'
Messrs. Lppman Bros sa'a anna % p.
Gentlemen; J have lrlea lVI t,,r1, ,s
sisin cancer OF thirty years standius nn3
found great relief O. purlhes nt o,' ~
aui removes an irritation from me fr a. W W
the disease, and prevents An' t'c hoifles
and feel confident That another course N'n
effect a cure. 80, t4l,astlou
Ia has also relieved NC FROM lEnlbeatl'N
CAPTAIN W.. NJ. AlS
Auorney-at.Law.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02

WE HAVE BARGAtNs IN ALL LINES
with secured lease during Worlds fair.
Letters Of inquiry promptly answered.
Address chicago Trading company suits
7i5-tO0 Washington street. Chicago, Ills.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.
rnrr Ans

All persons seeking employment or ucsir-
ing help on any character are invited 60 uso
this column free OF charge, euch aoNetuse-
ments not to exceed three lines.
hotties OF articles lost and found IN ny,
column not cxccccding three lines viii
also be Inserted free.
II Is tho desire Of The Gazette 20 faclhtate
the search OF persons Tor employment end
Tho recovery OF Lost property. ana all cor
daily invited 70 use this colamn for such
puFpuses
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02

position 10 do some kind OF literary work
ns newspaper correspondent or tenchcr
Educational advantages fair References,
Address Oscar Thompson, rutherford,
Tenn. &l-H
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02

FARM WANTED. FAHM no WORK OK
shares / went gixty or Di1ty live acres.
Good references. Address J. j., Box -,
Milford. Tex 2)-1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02

Runalo BIN isn't very well pleased
with ne matter IN which Secmla ly
noble hos sat down upon his scheme "
engage Indians for the Chicago eApos 4
sion. and feels that be has been trea'ed
scuryily
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02

At Turner & Dngee's, large 3 pound
extra choice peaches tt for genueman'
cans for 30 cents or $40 per dozen.
We have only 1S2 dozen OF these goods
We guarantee each and every can first
class.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02

ron SALE 4. PAYING AND WELL gs-
husinoss, located n prosperous town.
surrounded hy hne country For par.
ticnlnrB address Lock BOX 81, LnmpasaB.
Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02

ss,es~~0e~s-~~0seoe--SS-
FOR SALOON LONG TIME or TX
change. We have one farm " 2O0 acres,
one or 300 acres, one OF $50 acres one
of $40 acrOs; pasture Of 500 acres and
one Of $50 acres no Ellls county which We
viii sell cheap ON long time or trade for
Fort Worth property or live stock, so
We mean business T.. A. Huffman a CO.,
lie0l Estate ana Exchange agents Fort
Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02
nusINEsS oBANCEs.

5000 wOUTH OF UNlssuED STOCK ~
% prosperous manufacturing business.
which ~ FREQ from dOhl, business mpDf.
pnrated for $4,000, with paid Ia capital
Of h2h,Ouu Would give u position tu pur-
chaser " capable Of nllng same. Address
No. I Enterprise, care OF Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02

Eight pounds Of cooking raisins for 70
cents az Turner n Dingcc's.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02

HOUSE GIRL WANTED. A SITUATION
as house girl. We'll experienced with
good city reference. Please apply at uOi
East First street. Sl-1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02

The only genuine, original pure anl
upadnitrrofcd open kettle sugar hopfr
molasses m Fort Worth y az Turner 3
Dlngee's. Try a gallon and be eon'uos''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02

bNH ENJOYS
4. method and results when
ips MIA Z taken; it is pleasant
S q GIso to the taste, and acts
li y, InroSmptly on the Kidneys,
4 lJssSs BoveIs, cleauses the sys-
dalu.S,rolly. dispels coldz, head.
md feyers aud cures hablt1al
a I'm Syrup of Figs is the
s.ms5v Of lie kind ever pro
Messing TO the taste and ac-
.,l 10 me- stomach, prompt in
H. and truly beneficial in Its
=, urrsnared only from the most
y Fal5 agreeable substances its
.,cellent qualities commend 1t
4 Az have made it the most
y remedy known. 20
h Of Figs is for sale in 5oc
bottles by all leading drug
Apv relisble druggist who
], have Il on hand will pro
7 promptly Tor any one who
y inv K. Do not accept any
lnte. -
Jr0sgiS re SKRUo co.
4 sAs FRANCISCO. CAL.
|gVllf, ~ -, New Y0Rk. Nv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02

BLACKSMITH WANTED, A BLACK
smith. Must be- good on plow work ana
horse-shoeing at Overlook, L. n, al once
w. II. Iriuhum
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02

FARM HAND WANTED. GOOD MAN no
work on farm. Apply TO A. J. Roe's lum.
Der yard. Id
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02

.AsKSAnTu- WANTED. Ar ONCE, A
hrsi.clhss blacksmith. Must be sober and
good workman Address M once, sewell &
Malone Abilene, Tex, 2I8
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-02
hIaic.

WANTED-A FIRST CLASS BAKER, ONE
competent to tuke charge ana do MI sorts
OF work In small shop Apply Ia or nd
Dress with references, T. >. CronE. store
keeper Texas and Pacific Coal company
1hurhcr, Tex. 20