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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-15
A youthful Climber Dead.

A youth of eighteen was frozen 10 death
on Sunday on the Rex. the most danger
Gus point of the Semmering mountain.
Our Vienna correspondent states that he
was one of a party of tourists, consisting
originally OF four, but the two elder men
turned back, leaving the younger ones to
climb alone. To save his employers son,
who is weakly, the youth took all the
trouble upon himself cut steps and
dragged his companion forward. When
they sat down exhausted he went to sleep
and never woke again. The other pro-
ceeded little far her and was found pros
trate but alive.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-15
THE SENTINEL" AND LEGISLATURE
Madison HeraId-dem.l

Great ideas of economy have some of the SEN
stors. They deprive the voters oil the state of
authentic information regarding tickets at
ell, elton time because il costs too much 10 in-
form them. and in the same breath vote book
keepers SIS per day for proving that the state
owes Warden Patten a considerable sum OF
money. This is reform with b 2 Il and a COM
prehensive wink iRdidHdpOt Septina.
There are a number of jack-leg lawyers
in the senate who are much better fitted
for saving wood and mauling rails than
for legislating for a great state like Indi-
ana. Their constituents should bear this
in mind and see that they follow in the
future what the God of nature has best
qualified them for.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-15
Her FaVorite Attitude.

In the Street Car Gentleman (enter-
ing)-"Will you kindly get up and give me
your sest?"
Lady-"What do You mean bv address
ing me in that manner. sir?'
Gentleman-"WhenI offered you a seat
last e7ening you said you preferred to
stand As take you for a lady of your
word, / will accom- modate you bv occupy
ing your seat while you assume your favor
ite attitude"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-15
rKokomn Gazette.Trihnne-ran.l

The reading public is familiar with the
manner in which THE SENTINEL has been
Eliminating against the Indiana legis a.
ture now happily and safely deceased
This oracle of democracy has rsked the
democratic lawmakers fore and aft and
held some of the most prominent OF its
party leaders up 10 ridicule and scorn.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-15
The states New Laws.

THE SENTINEL in this Issue presents to
its readers q complete synopsis OF the new
laws Of Indiana as enacted by the leglsls-
ture which osed its session last week.
This is not mere index by title of the
bills passed That would indicate very
little TO those outside OF the legislature or
70 & good many OF those inside OF it. This
synopsis. however, gives all the provisions
of the new laws freed from the leeai YER
biage AMI gives to the reader clear and
correct understanding OF the new iegisla-
tion three months in advance of the publ
cation Of the acts.
This synopsis is not 90 extended as that
published two years ago. for this legisla-
ture has not enacted so many or so i'm
portant laws as it's predecessor. But it is
just as accurate and complete and will be
found OF immense value to lawyers and
public officials during the three months
before the acts are officially published.
Every citizen Of Indiana should preserve
bis copy OF t0day's SESTINEL.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-15
rFransville Ionrnnl-rsn.1

THE INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL, the demo-
cratic state organ, saws that there are
probably more cases of nepotism in the
distribution of patronage in the present
house of representatives of Indiana than
there ever has been before" This is an
important and significant confession.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-15

THE movement recently insugurated in
Washington and responded to favorsbly
throughout the country to change the
presidential inauguration day from March
4 to April 80 will probably meet the views
of everyone who has had the good or i'll
fortune of being present during one Of
those clustering DAYS OF March at the in
coming of a new administration All the
pleasures of the occasion are sadly msrrsd
If the weather be dlssgresable, and March
8 almost always as unfortunate in pro-
ducing pleasant day as any OF the winter
months. Washington's first Inauguration
occurred April 30. 1889.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-15
Richmond Item-ind.1

Even THE INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL lie
criticisiug Governor Matthews for his
cowardy evasion of responsibility in
permitting the McHugh municipal bill TO
become q law without any action thereon.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-15

The republican press is taking great
pleasure in the report that the approDria-
tions of the last congress amount to more
than billion of dollars. Possibly they
do. but large part of them were the di-
rect result of the republican legislation of
1880 and 1891, and ali Of them were adopt
cd by a republican senate and signed by
a republican president From this time
we shall have democratic government Tor
a while. at least and if it does not make q
better showing for economy than the late
republican administration We viii be
willing to accept the republican theory
that this is a billion dollar country"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-15
Dividend at the start.

Melanges
Overheard at a small club in Paris
"Who will lend me a couple of louis? I'll
pay him one back at once"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-15
rTipton Advance. !

THE INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL expresses
the views of the AduOcdte on the enormous
axnansas of circuit courts
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-15

INDIANA is likely 20 cut prominent
figure in the new senate Il is generally
understood that Senator VOORHEES, will
be chairman OF the finance committee
and Senator TURrIE Of the committee OF
pensions. These promise 70 be the most
important committees in the near future.
The chairmanships are placed in thor
oughly competent hands.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-15

II the railroads will paint the state this
spring there will be such boom in In
diana after the worlds fair is over and
foreign visitors have returned to their
homes ss was never seen before.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-15

The woman with a loving heart, re-
marks contemporary, is sure TO look on
the bright side OF life, and by her example
induce others to do so. She sees a good
reason for all the unwelcoms events which
others call bad luck She believes in
silver Innings, and likes to point
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-15

THArper's weekly.

thAFpefh NteAis-l
Visitor-"Don't YOU think it possible
that pardon may be procured for the
poor man? Ills ofense was not great. and
further confinement will kill him" War
den-"I'm afraid it is impossible. The
crime ne committed was not sufficiently
atrocious to interest the public in his
case.
Who can forget Dr. Bulls Cough syrupf
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-15

ChapDed hands healed by Salvation Oil.
% osnts.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-15

IT seems certain now that President
CLEVELAND will appoint . commission to
visit Hawaii TO get 81 the exact facts in
regard to the situation there before anv
further action is taken on the annexation
question. This 10 the proper course to
pursue. It is possible there are good
reasons why the United States should
absorb the island kingdom. and il is pos
sibls, If not probable. that such a course
would be a serious mistake and would
only aid special interests and involve this
government IN endless complications.
Nothing is to he lost by DELAY and the
suspicion of job will be removed by Civ
ing the whole subject due consideration.
A MUTUAL benefit club for working girls
has recently been, organized in Chicago,
and 1t seems to include many admirable
features. although thus far it is only an
experiment. Among the girls receiving
benefits are many employed as domssties
some from factories and others from
stores. Many OF them are foreigners and
facilities are extended them to learn the
English language. Plain ewing is taught
and instruction. given in cutting and fit
ting garments. The plan OF the enterprise
is to make it self-supporting or nearly so.
The membership is divided into two
clsssss-activs and associate. More than
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-15

The evangelical Christians OF the
United States are estimated to be pos
sessed OF Sl3O0J, 100000. How much OF il
Is COnsecrAted?
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-15

The German evangelical church has
inst secured site in the Holy city for
church.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-15

1t seems that we owe the double-headed
eagle. which is on the Russian arms. to
the Utilities. Count d'Alviella, In his
learned work on The Migration OF SYM
hOls " tells US it fret appears on some
Hittlte ecu ptures at Eyuk In Phrygia.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-15

Friends in a house If they be % the right
kind are benediction. They break up
the routine. They introduce new thoughts
new expressions. new WAYS of looking at
things. new manners To children their
presence is often real step IN education.
A family living wholly within itself grows
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-15

them ont to others. A week OF rain
an avalanche OF unexpected guests I;
even an unbecoming bonnet, have
no power to disturb the deep ca IN Of her
soul. Ii Is she who conQuers the grim olo
unc g and the dyspeptic aunt The cross.
est baby reaches out ITS arms TO her and Il
comfOrted. Old people and strangers al
ways ask the way of her in the crowded
street. Her gentle spirit helps 10 see the
reason for every poor Sim RS misstep and
condemns ~ fault She might not
serve with acceptance on the judges
bench, but she is a very agreeable person
10 know.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20
SNEAK THIEVES
Rob Passengers ON n Texas and Pa
cihc Trnin-securitics stolen.

ciflc Train--securitics Stolen.
DALLAS Tex. Oct 19.-tspeclaI) a
bold raid OF sneaks on tue passengers OF a
train was reported ais morning at 1905
O'Clock when the Texas aud Pacific train
arrived at the Union depot from New Or.
leans.
Al carly dawn. when tho passengers on
the PullLan sleeper crcpt from their snug
berths, IN alarming discoyery was made
by James r. DarRan, Of the nrn OF Treze-
want & Dargln. aud well known In insur-
ance circles
Mr. Dnrgan was en- route to Dallas
from Atlanta Ca, ana carried yalise
cutalnlng $4,000 worth Of negotiable
binds and notes. Ills vailse had dielDpear-
I'll. and he made the fact Known WIEN eon-
When Alr. bargains loss was made known
his fcnOw-pnsscngefa began 10 take an IN
yentory Of their personal efiee.s. One inen
had lost Ids ralise another MS iroasefs,
another his coot aud two unfortuuates were
minus fooigelr. IN TN language 81 q RAJ.
rad mau. 'snenks skinned EN- 'aeln -
Mr.. Dargan made known bis loss GU his
Arrival IN this city. Tie other victims pro-
ceeded 10 Fort Worth. where ,ho losses
were made known 10 A. \. Judge. Texas
Diucked paslungers male their way 70 their
hofei al For, Worth IN l4elr stocking feet.
1t IS believed the iaid was made on me
puilinnn Nihlc the tfuin Was standing ON
tbe siding nj L0neYicN inuc.ipn
Mr. DarEau'f npirs ana b0its. or many
~ fhpru Ii it1sr. huvr hWn lnf1igrh nflf
Sre likely 10 fail In the hands OF ''innocent
nitr5hls if the crooks are not appre-
h-nleI Oh 80 carii DAY.
4 A. Judge. rupcrinirndent Of the fnli,
uilu car cnmpRny ser ~ teaas anu
Worth n noon, and was cipseted Tor lever
al b0urs With Mr.. nargau. Mr. Judge had
noihins 60 give ont ~ yne-cation,
rify mi Mortgage Trust company, and well
lne,y.i Ia financial cir,lea.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

on the GOh DAY Of September, 1899, W,
A. Archer ~ 'rHrraui county, Texas nnd
lis wife, Mlllssa A. Archer. who was rep
resented hy her attorney Ia fact, j. 4.
Scott. mndi. executed eul delivered 10 the
undersigned, na trustee, thrir certain FROM
isspry note, hearing date on SAID HDih day
VI September, is2, payable 10 tho order "
A. H. gi1we, six months after said date.
f1r he principal sum u 500, with interest
from said dale nnlll paid ~ iir rntg N 10
per cent per Annnm AMI tue usual 10 per
rpnt nttofneya Zee clause, To aerufo The
pqninpi payment 81 which they executed
their crrtin deed " trust upon he follow
ing described lots or pnrcele Of land, SIT
uated IA Iawani. county, Texas, io'wlt
Tirat Al OF W. a, Archer'H srcOud adj
diiinn 10 the city % Fort Worth, ~ known
N nnw On hlr. and N record IN lie once
II ite county clerk % said Warrant ponl.
~. liz book tslt page 70, Records ~ Doeiis,
oontainins about twrniy-thlec Neriv
second All the lots aud blprts 10 Tho
& Gilmore. Martin llodly and Jhuies Smith
suryeys. king we1i " Central aycnne. ami
h,lq5 So 81 a. ia u u u Gs % o. a. ~
All Of block ~, except lpf o; gu ~ block
AZ rxcppi lot q; ail ~ block a. oarcpt lni
Z nB " block ~. except lois o, q =. o. ~.
H. ~ and "a; ihe sane being W. 4. An
chct's addition 10 The Enid iiy.
On the iDih day u NDvenbrri lsle W,
A. Archer executed nnd delivered 20 ile
faderslEnrd lis certain proniiu0ry note.
dated on thc said 18Th nay u NoYeniber,
lsii2 payable 10 the order Of Lulu ThDmp,
nrinelDa SIM ~ one fhduslnd dnllnrs
$3.50. with Interest thereon from Faid
date, AZ The rate nt 10 per cent per en-.
ilnin, payable senti-anuuaiy, ana the usual
"a nar ecni attorneys foe clause, 10 serurr
she prOinpl payment OF which note me ynld
~ 4 Ar,htr and Ills said wife Mnnssa A.
Nriiief represented by her s1ld attorney
4, tsGf H. scnft on tho slil fnfh dHg
~ Nugcalbcr. i@g oarcdted ihfrrln clrinin
dc.d X trust upon nli ils lands hnreinte.
fore described, 20 the uidrfslEnril ~ frus-
'Tech az said deeds Of trust fnily anhorises
n1,t,. witch VI WAS given ~ secure shauiI'
hi VI, paid az rs MATURITY then. in such
eveAf. Il yin liercln inside ms special fniy
az IN. relnesi 81 ihr payfe OF said mole
ainve drscrlbrl premises 80 the hlrhest
Iddcr. fuf cash. nf ilr soufihpuse door
IN Tarraut county AFTER NNihg notice or
e. ne urffliassr % good mud auiiloient con.
,-svauef and 20 receive cue proceeds OF
aaid anir. ana Ole samc 10 nNfiy To- The
pasucni ~ said ngie hnd inltieHi' and fhe|
,fpeuscs u executing SAD ifnei. and 10
Mi IN. remainder fhcrepf subject 10 tho
teant0fs 10 fsid deed ~ iru-
E@eh ~ flld uotca has long aincr ma.
iufed md ih9lsn ailt3, oi .,ep, % payers
$1,000 ri af0resaid have hern felnesfei
~ I'M h6iiera of aid notes 90 execute do
tri,lfs nli0gn zHi fufiN
Wv idefefore By sirine ~ iln anihari.
...'r9,s.i m I'M .as trustee as Aforesaid.
4 wifi On sire an day y November. isft.
ts, .sfae bring sine hrsi Tuesday ~ ssli
month. ~ she e1ni lhns-e tl,"i 81 larfani
ssiss ss Z S3s s o me hsEs;t ~ Gida ass
''' ' W \, poo1IH, Trustee
Ia 1891 shs pandrF q books printed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

rNfAfA Tes Oct. 1g--lspeclal i-ilstTiet
ca,,sf ailnurned here today. Considerable
bIlness was disposed u for The ilnitp'i
IT, NJ. have 10 bold court ihe following
lily i,strsS s.ss,.. we're dis5,ose1 Of Htuis %
Tssas ~. Dlck igOnd. charged with forgery
~ ,,.ssinr a forged instrument, convicted,
And seafcnccd fH two ysars u earh case. !
Wan f,tssry; convicted, and sentenced Tor
two years. - ~ ~, l,b...,..t
Nth asenuit with inltnt @ H. T.. !
~ Ma sentenccd for two years IN each
s'i Crosby county may feel proud. for aiese
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

When one travels, hc wants 10 .rpt
iherc," not only speedily, lint safely aud
lnNuriousy. lie wants 10 he surrounded by
every appliance devised TO eccure tafciy and
luxury; he wants 20 Ride rapidly aud
rom dust; he wants elegant ahd artistic
appointments. lu2urlous upholstery. rnsg'
chairs, The comfort aud tnstclulncss of the
pnrlori lie wants rplcufran ncns, fssud-
Loudly 5erv"d ns he fies az lightning speed
through Arcaliuu handicapped IN q wofd.
he requires all TINT makes travel de-
llRht. For that reason the experienced
traveller goes 10y the New Norl, tcuira AMI
llnlson River rilmad, and enjoys Tue per-
fecliun Of travel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

During the next thirty days. the en-
tire furniture stock Of The q. l.. Darden
Trading company. 20I Main street,
must be sold ~ actual Wholesale cost.
W. X. STRIPPING, Trustee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

VII lam q. henderson. eounselor-at-iaw
and solicitor OF American and f9reisn pat
eats uadeuarktr auid labels. ICONS ~ -
Washington. b. o. sefeuteen years eApe-
Renee. including service m Examining
corps y. :. Patent onice aend sketch of
respondenee invited. Asnuon die torf
Wortu Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

Commencing Oct. the 10th. aud until
further notice the Fort Worth nnd Den
yer City will sell ilrs.rlnss tickets,
Fort Worth 10 Denver. Colorado Springs
and Pueblo. Colo. at rate II 81 20
n. s. DAVIS, Ticket Agent.
4Di Main strset.
G. ID. LUSK, Ticket Agent.
Union Depot.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20
JASiES \. HUNTER, NJ. d.
3l0 Main st.Net. nll.as.


JOE i, COOPER, ESQ,
Clerk Of the District Court OF Ellis
county. Texas.
Wa1alachic, Texas, April 10, 1891.
Dr. j. a. Hunter:
My Dear Sir--l am getting along as
wei rs one could wish. My voice is
oil right. My throat gives mo no pain
at al; my cough Is all gone. My gem
ernl health Is good My lungs give me
no trouble nov.
To sum the whole matter up am
proud to state that am almost as well
Is | ever was. | crn heartily recommend
your remedies. etc. My last medicine
nearly out.
Hoping you may have great success,
/ remain, yours truly,
JOE +. COOPER, District Clerk.
COL. y. II. PATTON.
One Of The Leading Merchants of Clarks.
VILE, Texas.
Cllrksyire, Tex, March ~, 1891.
DR.. j. A, Hunters:
Yours received asking me to report,
In answer, | have TO say that | AN i'm.
Proving undrr your treatment. although
] have not carried out your instructions
Yours truly n. b. PATTON.
MRS. z. TURNER,
Wife of Judge James Turner, Marshall,
Texas.
NlarslaIl Tex, March 4,1sS9.
DR. T. lluuter.
Dear Sir-l sent TO You twice last
winter and had two lois OF medicine.
As spring advanced II was scarcely
troubled at all with catarrh, aud all
through the summer and autumn did
not suffer any Inconvenience.
Whenever you desire / viii cheerfully
testify to the efficacy Of your treatment.
Rcspectfully,
MRS. EUDoRA TURNER.
THos. G. WATSON, ESQ.
Wholesale aud Retail Grocer, Bean.
mOnt. Texas.
Beaumont. Tex, June 81, 1890.
DR. j. A. Hunter;
Dear Sir-l am happy to report 10
you that l am getting along splpuiidly,
feeling better now than | have fe,t for
u year past. am gaining In strength
and flesh right long: there Is u wonder
tul change in my vitality; ! feel cheer
full bright and active. Your tonic docs
me a great deal Of good and gives me
q healthy color | stand my work well,
good appetite. good digestion. sleep well
at night; In fact ! am doing finely. I
shall always remember you with feel
ines of the highest regard.
THos. G. WATSON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

Oct. Is 10 a inclusive The 'Grrat
Rock Island ronte" will sell ticl.ms 70
Chicago and return o. ratc Of 5000
Good for return until Nov, 10. Pull-
man sleeping cars and reclining chair
ears to Chicago without change.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

Tobacco. cignrs and cigarettes and the
usual mixture are Forbidden from enter.
ing New Zealand by the parcel post,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20
rRusrEE,s sALE

During the next ildriy days. The en-.
tire furniture stock Of the G., j.. Dardcn
Trading company, ~ Main street,
must be sold At actual wholesale cost.
w. H. STRIPPING, Trustee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

4 horse thief IN B.oomsburs, Pa. was
pursued and captured rs policemen
mounted Oh bicycle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

Selnes. nets. reels. rods and hooks Of
al kinds at Anderson's sda house,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

There are soiue mean thieves III Bay
field. wis. They steal graveitoaes from
the cemetery
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

nfe Tho drst criminals W. have cvor bad
sihca the orse aifsilph ~ air rcuag
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

The REMINGTON srASDAHp rft'B.
writer has been for mere ihaa nfieea
writing machine OF the NaFif-
Its latest model IL perfection H.
teif 1ylewrlter supplies for ~ VA
chiaes Merchant s AarnipF, .fa's deal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20
wANrED-r0 EXCHANGE,

ron EXcIANGI-w WILL ExcITANnr
the iusirw printing material aud bulld-
Inc for Improved properly, Town or conn-
try. YAr hnNlcw II an cigii-pnra SIX.
foiirnu fapef. ihr only paper Ia connlf.
Adir'as n. A. Mnsgrofe. SwcelNsiff,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

IA 1891 .hs punlrr pf books printed
IN iii, country was 1VlS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20
nR. nrNrER. srEoIALIsr.

In ailments OF the nose, throit. lungs
aud heart, eye and ear, catarrh, deaf.
ness etc.
Ohices 313 and 315 Main street. Dallas
Persons not having homes in .he city
Desiring to remain hese under Dr Hunt
room and Attendance In his private
Sani,arium hotel.
Those desiring to send statements of
their symptoms for diagnosis should
write for Pamphlets OF instruction anl
ilst Of questions.
/, All .etters will receive pmmn, atten.
ton. Address DR. j. A. Hunter. 3i5
Main street, Dallas, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

WANTED ENERGETIC MEN N ALI
parts ~ Tcxas ~ Represent tho United
States iife Inaurence COMPANY. Openings
fnr good mVn. Address, With reterencea.
J ", Harris. Gcnofal Manager. Waco,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

WANTED HY TWO EXPERIENCED, so
bfr anl reliable nfWspnpermea, good
location fuf county nova paper, Goud
Hnhl on hand. with power prosg the
citizens n d town willing 90 40 the fiFnt
ratg By good paper, VIII please address
B11 A. NatOJiOohcs iot.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

II Is said there is no ease on record
~ Massachusetts whore, verdict have
INF been set aside In capital caso and
a sec'9d trial granted conviction was
secured
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

WANTgD- statesmen on AGENTS,
Easy work Good pay. eelling pants 10
order. 81. sults. si5 Hunter Tailoring
company, Cincinnati. o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

Nv. q sEYFRIEDr, WAToHsfAgER AND
Jowfier, Watches clockA, jcNalry and
speclacics repaired In nysi-ciaSs Iaannef.
Under opera house.