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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04
s.er.t.rx Mar,nn Keturn.

Captain r. c. Morton. secretary OF the
Virginia Board OF Worlds Fair Managers.
has ust returned from a stay oil several
weeks I'm Chicago. He says GoNernor
Mckinney received more attention than
any other executive at the fair, ana the
literature bearing on Virsinia's resources
has been ia great demand
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04
lo,t an Appetite.

II you have lost your appetite 1t viii
return TO you II you apply to a druggist
or general dealer who sells HostetteTs
stomach Bitters. When you are IN pos
sesslan OF this helpful tonic. you have
restorsr OF appetite which Is unfailing
and prompt. Moreover, II restores dlses-
tion as well as appetite, and regulates
the bowels, liver. and kidneys. and pro-
tsets you from malaria and rhsumatisin'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04
PUBLIC MEETING IN POWHAThN.
Colonel Thomas whitehead Addresses the
People on the Issues Of the Canvass.

... .,,.......,..r.,..... 80 tt. Ils.r,f,n,
p'.',' .'...
pow lNTAN COT itI iipi Ni. h y. ''-
tob,r As our farmers. with the prom
Is. of am carly frost. are generally en-
-. ....,,... ...i s.,.,,r,,.. their to-
.......i...... ..
oa''"' tHrr" was S''''i " ''''''''''' "
court than usual As there was Nery
little business before the Court. colonel
Thomas Whitehead. who was present h'
invitation addressed th" p"oli'. H..
showed that he was fully Hrni'h'l WI,
tr- farmers. AMI fully acquainted WIN
and sympathizei with them lu their dl"'.
cuIt.rs. and then in the ol'ar.Si "i'h'''.
showed that th- remedy for ai "ur iHtl.
citl trouble iiv On Oh" success of ih'
D-mocrati. party That the Democratic
party was for the first time in t.- pos
session OF thr government since the "ar
AMI Doc also demons'r4irt th't our H'i'.-
culuc. lay at On" door Of tho Republican
f.lIfi has bee IlA.lNN 100 I''ff '.l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04
Jo,N7 DISCUSSION IN NeWBERN.
sc,.,or Iluoton and Major Kent Meet VI.
w II GraVely, the Topulist.

corr spondrrc. Of tho Dispatch
DI.ELIN. VA. October 2.-Senator
Emma Tluntou ami Hon r. &. Kent were
lp Newbarn .o-day according 10 ap
p9lntm,nt 60 addrrVs 'th- citizens o!
phlasH county ON behalf Of tae Demo-
rratic ticket. Mr.. W H. Grnveiy Popu-
list candidate for Attorney G-ucrll, "ds
also rr.4.ut. \ Joint debate WAS
agreed upon. Mr.. Grayely tp open I'D
an hours spcych Senator liunion to
follow with speech or one u"HF 'iii
ton minutes. Mr Grayely To reply IN "A
f1rtv-minute speech. and Major Kent ID
close in a speech Of thirty minutes. All
the gentlemen were accorded a respect
ful hearing. and the Democratic Speak. rs
were received with enthusiasts me az
tendance was large. Mr.. Gra'ely maze
a good speech from his point oi view
but confined his remarks almost eNcld-
siveiy 10 the silver question: ignoring
state matters.
THE STATE DEMOCRACY.
Senator Hunton devoted his time mainly
~ the state Democracy its history anu
record. during the past four years tSp--
cillly, and also threw some Hght upon
silver and Ns present status In the SEN
ate Major Eent's speech raterrel mainly
20 the points on national issues raised 10y
Mr. Gravely. and in order 10 meet then
he was obliged 10 devote n'drF ~ HES
time TO the silver question. one very
good point made by him was the great
number Of standard silver dollars coined
since 1873 in excess of the number coined
in the preceding eighty-oue years. Inc
meeting as d whole. was success. a
great deal OF interest was shown, anu
good hrmor prevailed on all sides.
Twcnty-four carloads ot lat cattle
were shipped from here Saturday Tor New
York for the export trade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04
That joyful zee ! ~.

with the exhliarating sense OF renewed
health and strength and internal cleanii-
ness. which follows the use OF syrup OF
Figs. Is unknown 10 the few who have
not progressed beyond the old-ume medi-
cines aud the cheap substitutes some
tir.lss offered. but never accepted by the
well informed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04
1neUoIiy springs Fire.

dy telegraph 10 the plspA''n)
HOLLY SPRINGS MISS october D
1h, usphtha and OH tanks OF the hoHS
Springs Gas-Neht Company were ""' ,,,' ,,,'
LAST uisht. and the fire spread 10 U'r mn, iil'
,,.ia central railroad yards and burned
,..,..r.I FREIGHT cars The loss IS very
h.,yy hut NO definite figures are yet oD-
tainablc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04

AsdosrrRA BIrrEKs are endorsed oy ne hishnse
medical authorities hsre aud In Europe - sprs'
yen,ive and cure Of Malaria and aneamunf
Diseases Keep it In your houses TO flavor ysor
ar,asins water and all other bsvsraGsA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04

tnluk II u li'@A i'A s'''
Mr Kyle's rejoinder.
II ana not understand the answer to my
question" interjectcd Mr. Murray.
Mr. KYLE. What is II that you want
me 10 answer? G-aughterD
Mr.. Murray repeated his question.
Mr.. KYLE replied that not comprehend
ing exactly what the question meant. NJ
would answer no" what did the gen
tlernan mean by manhood
Mr.. Murray replied that he meant Dy
manhood any man who was Z years OF
age. and was OF sound mind ana came
under tho laws.
ever 10 the question, and he said that
ne was in accord with the Constitution ot
Mississippi 10 which he had taken his
oath.
HOUTELLE BEATEN.
Mr.. EoutclIo: what about the oath you
tool, 10 the United States daughter
Nj KYLE. "'The same way. uauGh'"t!
Mr. KYLE then went on 20 argue the rtpeai
bill The Federal election-ia"s shou!I
De. repealed. because they were not III
the genius ~ our government; because
they were inconsistent with our repuhheah
institutions. and because they were "A ttA
upon tha people.
Mr. Bowers Rouuhncam. Of California.
iu speaking against the hill, d'nJniHdIe'
garcastieauy the cioction-la"s as
"friahtm spectre and then went on
20 rlIicui- the House for the slim 1t,'h'-
iurr az the debates. H. understood no"
.v.~ that th. giants were training Tor
tn. last great struggle They were tight
,riug up their b.ily-h1uas. WIN" the
GIANTS .y.r. u training. IN" House was
deserted When thc giants shi'd' thrH
hats into the RINK. the attendance might
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04

The best is good enough for us. Come
and see our stock. Sydnor a. huinAeS'
I f,eaders in Furniture
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04

Many persons are broAsn dswu mon ovsr.
wors or household cares. brovnt lron Desesrs
rsss ssoa',as ~ siis. sns 's~ rsS susss % Ssis ss
tosia lDr vensA ssl oAit0rOns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04
Cnard Axaluai Die

Guard Axsiass Disease
oy keeping the system IN . healthy ecoasesoa
Nth p,. DAVIS Liver fris. rvsasy-hve ceats
tor boz OF 25 pills; 5 boxes tor 81.
OVENS y MIsoa DsUa CcMrxxv,
RieAuoOA. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04

LONDON. ENG. october S.-The iall-
M. was announced to-day Of Abraham
steer. builder and contractor, OF Nc, no ooS "
Victoria street. I'm the amount of ta"'V"'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04

Mrs. winslow's Soothing syrup Gas sen
used for children teething. u soo,nss tos
cnres wind collie. and Is the best remedy
for diarrhma. IS cents bottle.
Gas and Electric Chandeliers and
Globes. Eow designs and low prices
JoHS BowxHs.
No. I Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04
SIMPSON SURPRISED.
lie Finds Little or no Virginia En-
thusiaSm for POpuliSm.
THE OLD DOMINION SLATE.
n seems Likely TO GO Through at wash
ington Vnbroken-Sorth Carolina
Notes Of Interest.
lFrom oar ResuIsr correspondent.l

fFrorr m, po.,,,. f,o~ros,or,.r,,
,,..e,,,..l..r,... c-,
,,ro.s,,,,r ei,,,..a, 90 - ,,ho bas
""'' '" S'''idl F"puhSl il''"''h' Z"
virginia durinS IN" pending campaign
COMPLAINS that there a. "A lack Of cuthus-
f,e,, in IN. otJ stat. "t ,ras silrprlecd
...;l .. o,.. c,.1 ,,,, e.. ,.,,,,oriso, with
49,. -,
''' ''''-'''. ''' "'''''''' ''' '''
NHEin'' are fdih'r tame. IN our 9'''' ''''
peori. ai. NOR. denpnstratiye. and they
tl,o ,rt with au enthusiasm that en-
tr...,e .y.,,, eac,is,
SIR Simpson evidently expected when he
invaded Virginia. 10 hnI thousands Of peo-
H.. ,.uli,, fo rlt loose from the Demo
.t.tf. ,.r.. aud b,r,u4. D.. finds the
,L,rlir. r,.>..os unwilling TO try his
,..,,....1 .,n.ri,paut he assumes that no
interest is ft ga tho contest. il is
.to election in November he viii discover
mat tho Democrats arc fun ~ enthusiasm.
auI Chat hD viI bc amazed hr iN" mayor
lty thIt Wiu La rolled Up for oFcriaH,
X. -, ana scott.
.r,,,. n.f,z,r).r, .olr ,,rt."
:, nc p.,.-.s.n,,t,yo Swanson seems 70
,,frk .rfr- His conversation with Oh, At
fHIUfF-t IFutidi. db'dlN ilAtN'''' wa
appointed Marshal FOR the Eastern Il7-
triDt Of Virginia. the entire 'sit'- pro
out,l 80 the President hy the d, d,i'-ili'h
VIII 20 through. IT has always "'." .
u'',I H'i ~ '..i a.. 5.l,ltiau had
''"' l" '.,.',..ii,,. ',,.itb ,acn other.
i u''I 'I''H" '.,'. . ,i.., 3D.. rr.li.ti.u
h ..l' ,l-,,in yirofri, paper
p"i '''," '' ,,., o.. ..I,,... voulI
'' (f',..l,rJ I'm the IBIS.
~, -. '' a. ,,,s canfcrl.I
'.'' ,.',, r..t the ..latr' would
.., tn,.r,at substantially a- ARRANGED. and
49,. ,.n,l.,u.u r.c,mmend-
~ r,r ines. bi. Federal Offices have ho,n
.r,..ir'.l I..yiu- only one 30 b." a'lr'
n ,fr s,,,oe.n is correct in bis
,!,..., .e,.r - t.us with th. Attorney
,!'.,.,.l r. other ON. ia aU right too.
~, -, .,,.,. .,,., tho President uIulgcd iu
.,..,,,i,o buf n. has accepted the
-f...,',,.9Jation MS tme quite gracefully.
'............,.,....,, ,,rrrrNG.
al" - ..,..,,,.I This
.".r. .'',,.'- cr l...,erlav ne made IL two-hours
.... 1,.,,,..r.tft.. sneaker. ana MI Ni-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04

shall continue on my own account
,b. r.,,frin, Of watches and jeweiry NJ
,b, store Of James r. Tylcr. No. 81 east
Main street. beg that my friends and
q generous public may literally patronlse
me and sustain me In my effort An
work entrusted 20 ne viii be executed
in the best manner lt moderate charges
and guaranteed. a Gipperich' No W
cast Main street, for forty years Win
the arn Of Mitchell A Tyler and as sue
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04
sehoo, Books and school supplies.

Mantels. Crates, and Thing. IN various
styles and low prices, at
JOHN BowERs's. Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04
For Over Fifty Ssars

Fuu stock-wholesale and retaII-- %
Hunter 4 Co.'S, 62S Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04
r.svAT MOBILE.


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......... i. ..u. iH.
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... . A..h ur
.f ....,. .., i.. storm.
........ .,.i. .I,....'r.
... inundated "fri.n
.....H a. animated
s.I. ~ ....'.. ''.
' .... r..
t.. ,.,u.
WRECKED.
,. .l.l.... Oil,
l.,...r .... t.,.
.. "' '.'.'.
.. ... v.....
..-.. I.f., ...
..I I.... driven
...i rr,. .,.,n. tN.
.. .-f ,eu probably
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04
Medical Books

a., Hunter & co.'s. GO Broad street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19

= IL y v -AToES 4 FAST
,,Mr. Arnold Guerne Is a thorough mu-
snn1n an accomplished pianist and or
naaitst an emlnently successful teacher;
ppniisntuFllg. conscientious and liked by his
S upp. lis pupils passed last year Edin-
nm university examinations first over
r. sehters In the kingdom. Jane liameey,
- iauy Manager. "BanT Scotland. June
PROF. PAUL oEHIsCHLAEGER, grad.
uate OF the Kullak Conservntorlnm Of Ber-
~ anu many years associated with Prof
Schnrwenka In his Berlin Conservatory.
iror Paul 0cllschlaeger has succeeded
reniarknDly well In studying the old and
We new masters under my personal super
VISION. aud hts performance Is especially
intelligent and artistic. His department
vas exemplary Berlin, November 10.
1881. + Of. Dir. IN. kullaL. Director.
''AIr Paul oeAlschlhegcr. professor In nd.
vanceu classes IN this conservatory. Is n
teacher OF high endowment. lie uultcs
With rich musical knowledge the skill TO
Promote his pupils rapidly and TO gain
Scharwenl.l. Director Royal Professor
aud Court Pianist TO Emperor of Austria.
'Scharwenka OonservRtorlum, Berlin, De-
cember 20. 1900"
PROF TRELOAR, ten years professor
IN this Conservatory: distinguished com.
poser most successful teacher, whose pupils
have three times won the $1,000 prize plano
Is the most en- and popuarteacher
we have ever known.
PROF HUMMEG.. graduate OF Coffin.
gen Conservatory; II years Director OF
Conservatory at Glusgow,-A most popu-
lar lender Of young ladies' orchestra.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19
II Jeweled Railway
Hampdens at h. A. Boern.
er's
WANTS THE rAru KEPT OPEN.
Chnuncoy VI. Dopcw Says This Is En-.
phaticnlly His Desire.

NEW YORK Aug. is The Efforts Of
Western congressman at Washington 10
keep TIE Worlds fair open next Huinnof.
are being keenly watched by those New
YOrkery who have an interest IN the pro-
jcct When asked "a 10 his views on the
matter chaunccy NJ. Depew said To-
day
DO think II best 10 keep the fair open
another seasong Yes. emphnticnlly. IL
IL grand enterprise and Il j. not fully
appreciated by the people. OF course,
nOnc Of Us expected tho financial
catnclysm which has fallen upon this
part Of The earth, and which has done
such injury 10 tbs fair, But panics can-
not last long. they never do last more
Than six months The result win be lint
next year hundreds aud hundreds Of
thousands from all over tho land will
20 TO Chicago This year men, large
and small, do not dare TO leave their
business for fear 81 banks and mills clos
Ing. although they may desire tO visit
Chicago. aud. Of course. ~ a rule, fami-
Hes do no; wish b. 20 without the hns-
band and father-thnt II. from any cou-
siderable distance. As u known, the
New York Central prepared for heavy
Increase IN travel. but today that TO me
West IL not above normal. This shows
what mean.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19


-, MISS ANNE z. NAIL. Gradual. of
tnvv,Ge Jew York Vocal Institute aud Of the
pv,.m REPRESENTATIONS. Leipzig Germany.
Dnera Vi marie Vnger. lIaupt. Of the Royal
oY'vao.0i ,befiln. Three years Principal
ham w Muslc IN Conservatory nj Ing
si,, m " ~ University. Voice culture
euglng; guitar, banjo mandolin. Leader
Vi Ladies' Guitar aud Banjo Club.
MISS cHRIsTiNE wIssNER. graduate
81 W loyal Conservatory ~ leipzig. teach.
81 or fiano, Harmony and History OF Mn.
~, hss q strong record. Endowed by Ma.
hhIe WIN rare mental gifts she awaited
nrtscf OF the hct facilities obtainRhle In
WIS country. llarely las an American
a siiht entered the Leipzig Conservatory
win uetter preparation 1t l. not surpris-
w. therefore, that Miss WiSsnpr grad
natel Win marked distinction. and that.
IN addition TO her diploma the Directory
gave her Especial cefiineate commencing
her ior unusual diligence and corresponding
Asf0oo PRIZE PiAso.
From the factory OF uallet s Davis. Hos
ton, TO the best music pupil
- wa proud to hear Il said In this land
OF musicians that so admirable plano had
never been manufactured In Germany. -
Awarded to MISS DLANClIE WEBER Of
Missouri.
The above magnificent prize to the best
music pupil. In a grand contest during tue
next May Festival. For elegantly engraved
catalogue, address,
A. K MRcEK Mexico, No.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19
TROUBLE AHEAD.
BREAD RIOTS MAY BREAK or
IN CHICAGO.
A Demonstration by the Unemployed
to be Made Next Week -what WIN
the Winter Bringa Congress Asked
to Provide Work.

CHICAGO III. Aug. s.--Threc thousand
unemployed men fnet Ia mass meeting To-
day on the lake front and decided 10 march
some DAY nrat week 10 the city hdll. carry
Ing The banners Of their various unions.
and demand work OF the city. Tins was
presented in tie form ~ resolution, and
was adopted amid rinrug cheers.
The uncinniovrd nsseinhlcd near the
Cniumhul statue, Ia response to a can
FROM the Allied Wood.,Nrkers' t;ades
council u, o, Cochran. business agent 81
the council usin, an express wagon Ms
d .pesket's HssnJ staied the object u the
assembly 10 he 10 consider what the mn.
employed workmen VI Chlcigo. ehquld 10
in Sne pIvscn, hlrd tin,S rsn,n IN it
tn"NN.Fu VT. MCINTOSH, on ~, Y. r,ii.,,,vs.
ava W !, VINO siloAe N pars " ', !,
"HAnD TIMES CoMlNG,'
tbe stSce,s 'hi s nli,,,rs The ea,Hes of
Inc har,l times ara mi those given hy our
iaw.makars, thev iic deeper The Ouly
remedy is 10 send men 10 congress and 10
the legislatures WHO ,Will represent The
p'fbonas ~" "9t w sno on secre,arr NJ
tho MAJ. 1,lrhSrs, f,tornafionaI I'ulon ~
America ,,as Srcoto5 N,,th chccrs A n,rt
Of lis remarks ,,rrr. 49,
'sssnd raprcseniatiye Naee.worgers 10
Washington Instead Of lawyers ana mill
clnssrs he ronrcsrntcd IL you would DO
thsf there wanid aot he aoiWa idla nsn
IN rbi.,r, NV ,,,or b,ttse9 and prisnns
Womb mi be cr,,y,,,,1 ana Nenten ,r,nid
not be sgliin, thelr rnrity f5r niprsels ~
hread IneL AZ Tho a,tiithrluni mnl no
wsasv-orlprs ,s,i AMI sct mo atone Ia bnnd
II. mi fhev ara ihe isst oncs welcame
there. Whvi Because yon slont for Cleye
innI npJ iIar.ison
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19
HE SAW AND WAS CONVINCED,


No difference how many men get taken
in by the wilcs OF city life, there is a
certain per cent OF the human family
who have TO learn everything by expert
ence; nothing can be made so clear
that will enable them 10 learn FROM OBJ
seryation A young man, neatly dressed,
with an intelligent tace, was noticed by
several parties as he strollcd down Main
street, but suddenly he went into u
had often heard, but, Ike many others,
could not believe I'LL he had seen for
himself that CASTOR Bros, sos Main
street. is the best place In the state 10
get soiled suit Of clothing renovated.
If you need anything III that line, it
Will pay you TO examine their work and
get prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19
LETTER FROM AN EQUITABLE
POLICY HOLDER.
Regarding Tontine Policy An In
yestment Yielding over q per Cent.
Interest, Besides 20 Years of Pro-
lection.


lsoUl.Nlllet n.y. amy To- ioish
Gcntlemen-AIy tweniy-ycar endow-
ment policy, No S1.05G. was issued May
10, 1873. for 5000. This insurance has
cost me S2sTs.s0 for tho last twenty
years. The statement Of your company
Informs me that the following is the re-
suit n my investment:
First-f'he protection 20 my family for
twenty years. represented by $1,000 Of
life assurance. and
Second-A caab return 10 me today Of
S4Sl3.41, being Si034.6l more than l
have paid. which Il equivalent 10 all
thereon at the rate of q % per ccni per
nnnuni.
beg 70 acknowledge receipt d your
check for S4sl3.31
As an evidence Of my entire sntiafae-
ton WIN yonI ssss,'i's ,. pss X az s,
iNsnrauce with you. NerF truly yours
sol BAMEERGER
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19
THE BEST l EVER USED.

Pinkney, Wayne county, n. C.-Cham-
berlaln's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhooa
Remedy is the best medicine for tho
purpose for which II is intended that /
ever used cured three cases of dys-
enterg with one little bottle of that
medicine.
4. s. DEES.
For sale by n. +, Grammer end J. p.
Nicks Il Co., Druggists.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19

LONDON, Aug. 1s.-,A dispatch to
from times from Calcutta says the alb
sence OF the demand for Indian council
bills i attributed there TO the enor-
NOUS importations Of silver during the
protracted sittings Of the Herschcle In
dian currency commission. These. i'm
portati0ns during the year ending March
inst, amounted to 10 crores rupees tl5Q,-
600 600 rupeeslagainst a normal yearly
Importation of s crores. A great fall
In exchange within the next few days Is
Inevitable. The Reimbursement which
must follow to bring the rtae to lss
Al must he severe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19
SEVEN GASES or DIARRHoiaA
CURED WITH ONE
BOTTLE.

In Grnacn, Lcnoir county, ~ Oh
have been selling Chamberlain's Cole,
Chslera ana Diarrhoea Remedy since
last March. | recently cured seven eases
Of diarrhoea with one small bottle.
can say IL Is The best darrhoea medicine
ever used.
H.. NJ. MCDONALD, Druggist
For sale by n t. Grdmmer and j. +.
Nleks a Co., Druggists.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19

BOMBAY. Aug. 1s-Th's was a Mo
hammedan prayer day and there was
a general expectation that further troub-
le would occur between the members Of
that sect aud the Hindoos. Tho au.
thorities took steps to prevent an out
break. Dotachments Of artillery We're
placed about the mosques resorted to
By Mohnmmedans and AZ leading thoF-
oughfares pafrollcd by soldiers,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.

u
Nothing Published Tree except ~situa.
tioa. Wanted
on Account Of tho Increasing denand. up
On mo space OF Tho Gazette. both by ad.
,efuscrs and TO meet the requirements Of
tae paper'a news service. II is com
, pelied TO discontinue the publication daily
OF nee Advertisements for persons deaifinT
hclp and Of notices OF articles lost or found.
pearinr. however, to ala the unemployed.
The osrette viii print three lines three
umcs free for persons seeking employment
For Advertisements Of this character the ex-
cess over three nncs aud insertions more than
three Will be chHrred at tie ratio OF ono
cent word cach Insertion
ONE CENT A woRp ADS.
All advertisements under tho following
clesslncaticna win DO charged at the rate
OF one cent word each insertion. mud must
BE- paid for In advance This rale Is invar-
liable and no exception VIII No made In aug
case.
PERSONAL
FouND.
srnAYED.
STOLEN.
srRAYrD on sfuurN.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
wANTEn -DwEfLINuA
WANTED -RoCMS
WANTED HOARD.
WANTED RKAL ESTATE.
wANrED-To ENCuANGE.
WANTED MisCELI.ANEOuS
fuR RENT.
ron SALE.
nlslp WANTED.
WANTED BoAiiDhRS
Professional, financial ana other cnris,
special notices, etc, Ia this classified do
partment, si.25 liue per month. Discount
for time ads aud for cash.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19

CHICAGO. Aug 1S.-George Harvey,
the rolber of 5000 from the Birst Ma
tional f-ahk of 81. Paul. was captured
here last night at a poker table where
he was gambling away his ill.goiten
gains. The prisoner Is said to be fleury,
The noted English councilman.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19

When Pizzaro sacked Peru many gems
were obtained. but uionstreous emerald
ns large az au ostrich cgg called the
sq;reat Mother" was hidden BY the ma
lives, and has never been found.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19
AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY

Opens Sept. Z, 1876. closes last Of May. 1904
Unsurpassed location, building and grounds. Full
corps Of teachers Board. etc, with full English
course, $50 for entiro season Of months Music,
Languages, Elocutlon, Art, Book keeping, and
Physical Culture. extra. For Catalogue, apply 10
Miss MARY j. BALDWIN, Principal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19

The Palace hotel. Santa Ife. N. NJ.
was never IN better order TO RECEIVE
guests. / will give them very low rates
for n week or upwards
PHlIO RUAfSEY,
I,roufirtoy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19

You should try the Electric baths
nj no Natatorium and sec rs wonderful
cH-cts. II credichieg an Impurities fvom
Inc blood, makes the complexion clear aud
bright. removes all pimplea and hioichcs;
al, stiffness. ~ she joiiiia. OF sorenesg Of
muscle cadsed W rhsnmniisn. oyer
wnrG 81 sf.Sln.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-19

Sir John Lubbock says that during
the many years he has had ants under
observation, he has never on any oc-
easlon seen anything like a quarrel be-
tween any Two rnts,