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TUF USUAL FINALE,
a IN THE COURTS.

insolvency Proceedincs-Pap Filed
in Other Actions.
The case of a. Montgomery US. Mont
gomery Pike and others has been settled
and dismissed by the Superior Court.
In the case Of a. w. Stuart in insolv-
ency, the Superior Court has issued an
order to L. ". O'Neil as receiver to sell
LOCO sacks of potatoes belonging to the
inSolvent's estate.
The hearing of the petition of Kirk,
Geary IL Co. for the sale of property be-
longing 10 Trewartha Bros. in TuOlumne
County under an attachment, has been
set for December lst.
Judge Catlin has issued an order dis
pensing with the notice required by law
III the insolvency case of O. @. Silverton,
and has fixed December lst for the hear
ing of the matter
Albert EIkus, assignee of the estate of
Zeimer Bros, insolvents. has petitioned
the Superior Court for an order to sell all
the book accounts, bills receivable and
debts due to the firm.
Judge Catlin has issued an order dis
charging L. w. O'Neil as receiver of the
estate OF Jacob Gebert, an insolvent, and
relieving his bondsmen from further La
bility.
He has also ordered his discharge as
receiver of the estate of d. J. Considine.
an insolvent debtor.
To TONE up the system and stimulate
the appetite, take Angostura Bitters. Dr..
J. q. B. Siegert & Sons, sole manufact-
urerS At all dr1lpoiSts
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31Iertf2t9 zlntfces.

4 TTENTION, WARREN POST. NO. 81.
"a u. a. R.-You are reques ed to NEST q
Wednesday,, to attend the funeral of our late
Con r@de, j. \. MCCARTHY. By order of Post
Commander, ! ID HURD
L. W. GRoTHEN, A6jutant 1t
CAPITOL LODGE, NO. 157, K. or P
y Election Of officers Will occur TONIGHT,
November 29th. a full attendance desired.
j. II. WILkENS, C. c.,
j. b. GIFFEN, X. oil r. and S IT.
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n AMERICAN WOMAN WANTS A
~ place as no sekeeper, cham5er WorK,
nursing ana seamstress. Apply room 80,
Mansion House. n2S-2t-
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Z 1unl Baht1te 31u1nOer.

take different route, and to this little
circumstance he undoubtedly owes MS
life, for it was after ward learned that
Naggs had lay in ambush for him in the
old barn and could have dropped him in
his tracks as ne passed.
THE USUAL FINALE.
Naggs and the Symonds woman then
went back to Placer County, making their
headquarters at Newcastle. He was
terribly jealous of her. and IN one OF their
bitter quarrels he killed her and then
committed suicide
The fate of Crozier could doubtless be
learned from the record Of San Quentin
Prison, as there is little doubt but that he
died there many years ago; and it is pos
sible he may have made DEATH bed con-
1ession eXonerating Symonds, as is
claimed,
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JAPANESE WANTS SITUATION 10 Do
u general hOuseWorK. Address FRANK
IUSUMI, RECOhD-UNION oi1ice. n2S-3t<
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01n REWARD-STOLEN FROM NINE
OIU teenth and L streets on Saturday even
ing, Il iver-colored pointer dog; answers 10 the
name Of "Sport.n Return to ! Ohm HIN1A.
n2T-Bt#
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4 GENTS MAKE So \ DAY; GREATEST
~ Kitchen utensil ever invented; retaIls sc:
l@o TO six sold IN every house; sample, post
CInclnuatl. .. nS-2NtEY
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This Morning at $50.
New Fancy Goods.

Every day brings US something new to our
Fancy Goods Department. Needle = workers
will be able to find at our store a complete as
sortment Of Embroidery Materials at the very
lowest prices.
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Inst-Ionlto.

T OST-IN TIE METROPOLITAN THEA
| ! ter last Wednesday evening, d large back
silk muther. Finder return to Gnis ONCE and
receive reward. n27-3JF
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MouNTAIN sPRINGs RoRRERY.

In July, 1860, Wells, Fargo d Co.'S ex-
press office at Mountain Springs now
Gold Rum, FL Dorado County, was
robbed. Sheriff Boggs of that county
suspected that Symonds had hand in
the crime. and learning that Mrs. Sy-
monds had, day or two later, secured
passage for Sacramento on the stage, he
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1O1N K - DESIRABLE NEW UPPER
Id | y tiat; six rooms, papered; bath, base
Inent; modern Improvements. Apply 10 L.
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OeiternI 51nttres.

ERUIT-GROWERS, ,ATTENTTON-THER
4 Will be meeting OF growers and shippers
oI 1rut at JONES HALL, FLORIN, Decem-
Ger 4tn, at p. NJ, 10 take into consideration
the adylSab blity OF making better preparation
OF d1sposing the fruit crop of next year. All
fruitmen are cordially invited TO attend.
n2o-3t@ GEORGE I. RICH, Secrel ary.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Board of Directors of the Escondfdo Irri-
CATION District Will receive sealed proposals
Tor the purchase OF S25O,000 OF the bonds OF
sad district, and bids therefor will be received
at the Office of said board in Escondido Cali
1ornia, until o O'Clock A. N. on the 9TH DAY
OF DECEMBER, 1898.
A. J. WERDEN,
Secretary Escondido Irrigation district.
Dated October 81, 1898. n9-2Ot
NOTICE TO THE PUBLTC-THE BUsI-
~ ness formerly carried on by the late
JESSE SLAUGHTER Will not be discon-
tInued, but carried on by his son. VIII
LIAM SLAUGHTER, who returns past fayors
ana thanks 10 his old patrons and wishes u
share OF the public patronage. Heis prepared
10 DO Plasterlng, Calcimning Whitening and
IlntIng, BrlckWork and Cementing Chin
neys and CespoOls built ana cleaned at short
notice. WILLIAM SLAUGHTER. 52S Nj st.
1 HAVE A CHOICE LOT OF FINE TUR-
Il Keys which l viii sell very low; call soon
and get one for Thanksgiving and holidays
before they are shipped away; now is the time
70 get one without any risk. Southeast corner
Iwenty-ninth and streets. n2T-4t*
CLAIRVOYANT-M BARTHOLME3
y Denver's weli-knoWn business and test
meGIum, has returned and can be consulted
upon all affairs OF life; she reads the past and
unveils the future; diagnoses disease without
qUestIons; satisfaction guaranteed; call and
be convinced; circles Sundays and WednCS-
days 72l13 street. n23-1ws
L1REE ECHKYSANTH E1IUAI EXHIBITION
L daily: 1,5OO trained plants in 100 best
varieties, at II. SCHWARZS, Twenty-hfth
and o streets.
EEARRIED LADIES SAFEGUARD: PAT-
w ented; no medicine; no equal; money
refunded II not satisfactory. Send 10c TO
LADIES' NOVELTY CO., Kansas City, No.
HARRY w. RIVETr, STEAM CARPET
I L cleaning, corner Twelfth and . streets:
carpet cutting, sewing and reitting; furniture
packed for shlpmenG secondhand carpets
and furniture bought and for sale. 1ee-
phone 2y2.
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J-1O FIFTH STREET TO LET-NEAT
IOI 4 cottage; rooms, bath, closets, base
Inent; rent, $22. STROBEL agent, 3l7 j.
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9ATANIED-BY a SOBER YOUNG MAN
w a situation; is handy about place; can
milk and care for horses. Address {. ~. tnIs
Office. n27-3t~
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mo LET-A FLAT or SIX ROOMS AND
| bathroom, on street, between Fifth and
81 xth. Apply r. p. BURR.
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CHAs. COOLEY, agent, 1913 rourth street.
II OOMS AND BOARD REASONABLE FOR
n one or two la lies; references required.
apply 1916 y street.
mo LET-FINELY- LY-FCRNISHED FRONT
L rooms; board if desired. 11O3 l street.
n2S-3t*
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A JAPANESE WANTS A SITUATION
u as cook in city or country; can take care
OF horses. Address X. UDA, SOB ID It. n2y-jt&
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no LET-LOWER FLAT OF SIX ROOMS
1 and bath; all modern cOnveniences; large
yard. Apply on premises, 141O street.
TF1O LET-FUBNISHED ROOMS. APPLY
at WEATHER BUREAU OFFICE, 121 j
street.
Tpo LET-ROOMS SUITABLEFOR HOUSE
I keeping, at 92O Ninth street. between 1
and D.
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S4TANTED-BY A COMPETENT WOMAN,
w chamher or second work and sewing or
sew in shop. Call 21I NJ street. n27-3Js
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% 1et or 32estt.

d1O TO RENT-AN ELEGANT FLAT
SIO. with five rooms and bath; large barn,
four stalls, hay loft, wash rack ana cora.
CHAS. COOLEY, agent. 1913 t.ourth street.
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JAPANESE TAILOR, WHO UNDER
eJ stands the sewing machine, wants position
in an American taIl.r shop % learn tailoring.
Address MAIOBA, s17 Sixth street. NJ .-3t%
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To TONE up the system and stimulate
the appetite, take Angostura Bitters. Dr..
j. q. B. Siegert tG'Sons, sole manufact-
urers. At all druggists.
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mo LET-A LOWER FLAT OF 6 ROOMS, .
| 1119 l ST. Inquire at 1l1715 I st. n27-Ct,
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JAPANESE WANTS SITUATION TO 10
81 cooking and housework. Address AkITA,
S17 sixth stle I, down STAIRS. n29-3ts
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/ daily: 500 trained plants in 100 best
varieties, at II. SCHWARZ'S, Twenty-dfth
and q streets
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@u1rten.

YTANTED-POSITION BY FIKST-CLASS
w bookkeeper; ten ytars experience; reler-
ences. Address Box ~, this Office. n29-~t
sTANTED-COTTAGES TO RENT-O0N-
w erS having vacant houses Will finu it 10
their ad vantage 10 list tuem Wltl Us. JAMES
L. MILLS, Agent, 3U1 j street. n29-6t
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-07

How our grandmothcrs would be shocked
II they were TO peep in upon the dressing
table OF TIE ian de steele maiden and there
behold along with powder, pun aud scent
bottle n very masculine looking cup and
brush, which the girl Of today calmly an
nounces is her shaving set 10 many who
are not grandmothcrs this may sound like
CXaggeration, but IL isthe truth neycfthc.
less, for with our own eyes we have seen Il
md with our own lips we mean TO praise
II, for ii is n well known fact that women
arc ayerse TO washing their faces as liber
ally Us thoy wash their hands, and this now
fad is destined to bring about the long de
sired result
The French massage operators have dis.
covered tho force OF soap ON the skin, and
the lather mug and brush Is on the table
of every Partisan lady who aspires to good
looks and good complexion, The idea is
TO first thoroughly lathor the face and rub
the soap welli In, wipe of with n damp
towel, aud then rinse first in hot water and
then in cold This IN followed by rest Of
five inmates, then the facei is anointed with
cold cream and massaged briskly for few
minutes.
Again the face is washed and velvety
oftnessand nyouthful bloom are the result,
The cup and brush that do such effective
service are to be found both In delicate
china and silver, the latter, however, being
the more popular. Even though woman
may be averse TO such an arrangement, she
will find that the beneficial results acoru.
ing from the use OF the little brush will
soon overcome any prejudice ON the score
of its masculinity that she may entertain.
philadelphia Times.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-07

General Manager Green Of the Gcor-
gia railroad has resigned.
The Rig Four has decided TO extend its
Lawrenceburg division to Louisville.
L, $. Jamlson has been elected presi-
dent Of the Houston, East and West
Texas.
James II. Leal. contracting agent OF
the Baltimore and Ohio In Pittsburg,
has resigned.
Estimated gross earrings Of the Rock
Island for June are Si.T1T, 1G5. n, an
increase of S2I6.253. So
An SIS frst-class rate from Puget
Sound points TO Chicago is expected to be
a result of the present war.
Last weeks east-bound shipments
from Chicago, exclusive of livestock.
amounted TO but II.4O0 tons.
The reduction In the force Of the Dem
yer aud Rio Grande Express company
is expected within few days.
j. W. Kelly has been appointed act
ing auditor and claim agent Of the Sill
Yer Springs, Ocala and Gulf
Presidents Of central traffic lines meet
IN Cincinnati today 10 learn the result
Of their anti-commission agreement
The Denver and Rio Grandc has re-
ceiycd forty freight cars FROM the Nndi-
son cur works, which closed down last
week.
A decision by United States Judge
Newman Of Georgia, knocks ont" the
long and short haul clause Of the inter
state commerce act.
w. r. Savage has been appointed solic.
iting agent at 81. Louis Of the Plant
system. J. +. Munnerlyn has likewise
been appointed soliciting agent at Biz
mingham.
The Baltimore aud Ohio relief depart-
ment received SRI 3G, - during March
and paid out SI3 1877 20. Total benefit
Of al kinds paid between May !. 1870.
and March 81, 1888. amount 10 IS, s,3l,
2i3 81
The Union Pacific Is out with a rate
sheet showing reduced freight rates TO
the Northwest from Colorado common
points. The decrease In rates * about
- per cent. caused by the attitude Of
the Great Northern road.
"Wednesday marked the ihirtieth nnni-
versafy Of the connection OF General
Manhger 81. John with the Rock Island.
He has been successfully clerk aud
chief CLERK II the ticket department
general ticket agent general ticket and
passuEer agent, assistant 70 tho general
manager. and, since 1887, general man
agcr.
The Colorado representatives Of the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-07

While possessing charm and ability the
American girl cannot be said to be greater
IA beauty than the English girl In fact,
the American women are not noted for
physical charm. Their compilations have
not the couleur de rose Of other nations
The piquancy and abandon Of the French
woman far surpass these qualities OF this IA
yorite OF ours And In personal Ornamental.
tion she Is her rival most decidedly, and with
accomplishments more varied. Where Is
that charm of voice that is 80 excellent u
thing In womaup We possess 1t not. The
soft cadeBccs, the mellowness OF tones, arc
not ours. What attribute so clever does
this creature possess that wins all heartsi
What charm does she wiold that entrances
all beholders1
Perhaps IL Is the liberty that ~ accorded
her. the freedom from restraint, the indie
pendence OF thought, that gives her this
manner 50 bewitching, graciousness 30
persuasive, n personality 80 captivating
Here is "A young girl who maintains herself
with credit and respect under all adverse
circumstances. who defendsher person with
the shield of dignity; who preserves the
armor of virtue by her pure and gentle
nature; whose life lies in her own hand by
purpose OF will, by strength of character,
by decision Of Judgment. All these quail
ties are hers. And something more which
makes her Of our land the ruleri We can
not define II. But we know that across the
ocean, in eastern lands, on every shore
where this charm Of her presence is felt,
this indehnable gift OF her character is hon
ored and appreciated, the question -, Who
is she' Why, the American giril--Harper's
Bazaar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-07

u. c. wea,herby Of the American
Transit Refrigerator company has gone
east.
Switches and sidetracks are being put
IN at the packing house by the Rock
Island.
Cooper Mott, agent for the Cromwell
steamship line, was among yesterday s
arrivals.
w II. Winfield, a former employe Of
the 81. Louis Southwestern, is here talk
Ing over old times.
q. II. Turner. assistant general freight
agent of the Texas and Pacific, spent
yesterday in the city.
q. Il. Magruder, agent for the Fort
Worth aud Denver at Wichita Falls,
was in town yesterday.
Foreman q. W. Showers OF the Can
da Cattle Car company has gone on a
business trip to Denison.
H. NJ. Fickenger, travelling passenger
agent of the Kansas City, Memphis and
Birmingham, came in yesterday.
W. j. Carnahqn. formerly general
roadmaster of the Rio Grande division
was greeting the boys here yesterday.
William Doherty, city passenger agent
of the Santa Fc is disconsOate over the
absence of his wife, who is spending the
summer months in a cooler cline.
Harry Weber. secretary and treasurer
of the Chicago Rock Island and Texas
has returned 10 his Headquarters at
Bowie after spending the Fourth here
\ special hauled by engine No. 80
pulled ont from the depot yesterday
morning having on board l.. s, Thorne.
general superintendent Of the Texas aud
Pacific; G.. w lverman. assistant gen
eral superintendent. aud ID. :. Wathnm
chief engineer. The Transc0ntinentnl
division will be inspected. and Texar-
arkana Is the objective point at present
The men at work in the general oAice1
Of the Denver have been much annoyed
and hindered Of late by book agents.
These gentlemen do not take no for an
answer, and the consequence Is loss
of the clerks time to the company A
notice. is now posted up conspcuously.
that they must not penetrate into the
sanetum sanrt0rnms of the different
clerks during office hours.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-07

Alvarado, Texas. July 6-(Special)-
absence
Conductor Ed Salisbury is laying on,
recuperatlng his health.
Engineer John People of the 'ilyer"
will take fifteen days leave OF alb
sence and attend the Worlds fair.
Night Nardmaster Hammngton. who
has been on the sick list for the past
week. is slowly recovering
w. l., johnson, who has been ON thu
Waco local for the past year. has been
Houston section.
Cuductor b. u. Gordon has taken
thirty days leave of absence. and Is
taking in the sights at Hot Springs.
Fireman ID. Walker who was serious
~ injured some time ago in a hend-ens
collision at Little River. is able TO re-
sumo duty again
Mrs. William Shaw Of Denison. who
mas been visiting her son, Fred w,
Shnw, manager Of the Western Union
telegraph company, returned home last
evening.
Mrs, George 7. Fisher, wife of Mas
Ter Mechanic Fisher is visiting rcla-
tivcs IN Georgia.
Mrs; Fred Hayden, wife Of Assis-
tant Master Mechanic Hayden. is Wis
iling relatives IN Dcnison.
Fireman Henry Cobble Is laid on with
n Sprainel ankle.
Seal CLERK Nj. Mckay left for the
Fort this morning TO take in the sights
and look after his real estate.
Engineer Mooney OF the south end To-
cal, IL enjoying fifteen days leave of
absence
Night Switchman James Wales * lay
ing on studying what Kind of phono-
graph he will buy to make him sleep
daytime.
Night Foreman j. u. Smith is laying
off taking vocal essions-so he can Sing
"Molile and the Baby"
Switchman T.. NJ Martin is taking
music lessons preparatory ., starting
theatrical troupe this fall-o course, he
will make his own music
Engineer Carl Stevens and family have
moved TO Taylor. he having been assign
ed 10 the Houston division.
Rondmaster j. r. Parinec spent a few
hours in our enterpnsins city today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-07
ODDS AND ENDS.


Great beat often causes melancholia.
Every advantage seems to have for some
body doleiul side
Camphor ice and buttermilk both give
relief from sunhurn.
a woman always wants to know the cost
OF things that are given her.
The pouch Of n Large pelican will contain
seven or eight quarts of water
Good players OF the harp are said TO he
the soarcest OF all musical performers
All the gold in the world could be stored
in n room - feet square and "a feet deep.
No British sovereign has vetoed par.
liamentary bill during the past ls5 years.
Salt and water held In the mouth after
having tooth pulled will stop the bleeding.
The most popular colors in wigs is dark
brown. Most men have that color Of hair.
Hang q mirror where the direct rays OF
the sun will not. shine on II TO cloud the
glass.
Parts OF souls are sympathotically plant
ed In others-a mother, wife. n child, a
friend
DIR. Plat mendons an echo at Woodstock
park which repeats II syllnbles by day and
30 by night
Blocks co feet long with break are found
quite frequently In the onyx quarres in
Lower California.
a dollar loaned for 100 years and com.
pounded at "a per cent will amount in That
time to 1851 ,5g9,40i,
The father OF Chaucer was u vininer and
the future poet and fayoritoo OF royalty spent
his youth washing bottles
There is an old Mexican law which pro.
hibts ninth marriage. a much married
American, In ignorance of the law, violated
It and Is now in Jail in Colima.
The congregation at Fifth Avenue Dap-
tist church, New York, recently subscribed
$4,000 In single collection in response 10
the pastors appeal on behalf OF foreign
missions
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-07

The Rock Island is now within our
gates, and viii commence business here
within very few days. The road is
known all over the United States - n
hustler; it is always very liberal in the
matter Of cheap iltrs, excursions, etc.
and has acquired an extensive rHru;ai.on
as great factor IN ,hc npbuillihs 81
towns aud cities along the line, and for
pGttiug forth strenuous efforts to settle
the country tributary TO il. That II viii
follow ont this policy IN TEXTS has been
already demonstrated
1t viii prove and Is proving TO be Il
lively competitor for livestock traffic,
aud the connections il makes at this city
with southern and western lines will IN.
able 1t 10 corral Il fair share of the baud
to northern markets.
The road passes through country in
Texas that is already fairly well settled
which insures II n good Texas business
from the start, aud it opens to Fort
Worth q gOodly section of the Indian
Territory. which is naturally tributary
To this city. Coal mines, quarries and
other sources of wealth VIII be made
easier of access, and their products
cheapencd to the Fort Worth consumer.
The road adds to the prestige this city
has already gained as q great railway
center and il will be the means Of a
great deal Of additional adyeriis, ~ which
will greatly inurc to her benefit.
Wholesale merchants viii soon feel the
benefit of Its advent and some of them
who have used the road In other states
say the securing of this lhlc IS The wisest
aud best thing Fort Worth ever did
One merchant, the head Of one of our
largest houses, told reporter some time
ago that, had he not known lliat the
road would run into this city, his firm
would not have located In the s'ate.
l..
its construction. overriding has been
made as subsia1,irl as possible. and
not being boon iur ~ fake,l.ap
scheme 70 enu ii few TnscrunuIoiis
Lien 1t was bnill 10 stay Where Ii Will
go from Fort Worth is matter Of small
moment at present, the r)tl Is here. and
here it will probably stay for some tine
TO come.