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Hliscellaneons.

A.-WELTLCTORN Detective and Law
Agency divorces speciality separations de-
scrtion, damage -haGowin2. private inior-
nation furnished suits prosecuted and d.
Tended consultation frcc. - Na>-au-st.
At MANUFACTuHERs' PEII LIS
don ,rin- Dressing CASE. POCKET
LOOKS. English Baskets. Partisan Trunks,
sole Leather Na,i-,> a. Oli-c stabl!>h house
~ CHARLES SCHWARTZ, - ith-avc.,
let. Sfh ana oh 81.
GENTLEMEN WISHING TO ci.pose OF
;hcir lrft.or calling At a fair value Will
has call on or address EDWARD MIL
LER 90 Gth.a,r.
| HAVE good Invention. and wish
sou.eboGy would kindly lend me som"
NJ. ncy Z, take or iatcn;. - am IN poor
circumstance. kA1ilSON, Isl lst-a\e.
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fUork tuantc6.


Males.
ASSISTANT BoOKKEEPER OF CLERK.
BY Young man, 10; Al pramani willing
10 work two years experience IN Once
work Address VI. Is. ., iielnetta, Mlddle-
sex County. n. J.
\ YOUNG MN -. worked in machine
shop foundry and pattern 'hon "onii IKE
position. Adde'S, NJ. Box ~ tribune
Oliice. -
ACCOUNTS AUDITED; eighteen years
exprrlrncr. individuals INSTRUCTED; r1-Cn-
allie rates. 4. y. FELLOWS, Accountant.
Teacher and Author. al Is dIotd-a\e.,
Brooklyn. y. y. -
\ sWEDE. age -. aman. wl,hc' work
of any kind a,hor'; !, nanny WIN 'oo,s
willing and obliping, good references. AL
drrs, JOHN BULlN. Peek sup.
ACCOUNTANT BooS, written up ae.
count balanced. showing profit and loss;
,Nlrfirucrd In banking anu mercantile ac-
counts reasonable charges. Address u.
X. A.. iis East lSih'-t.
\ rIrSTCLAS> hotel clerk wants posi-.
yea : experience, ir-t.cia lc.crcnc ;.
Address r!ELD. Tribune Once
coy 40 wants situltion In Office or
Who'll safe house; good r"nman. }. A.
CAMrBtI.L, 80 East l5th'st.
BOY. rs. Of neat app arancc. wishes a
po.i,ion I'm oiiirc gool penmin. excellent
| references. wiling and industrious. -.
wA,uIf.L. ~ Fast o1thsc
J BOY rs. ac-ircs position IN sem good
| Office where thcr, are chances OF advance.
mcnt; good pcnman can furnish Al refer.
rnccs. AdGics, W. \. w. l7o Last
| ll.th-st.
EookKEErFR.-B an expert ac.
| count,nt a, mead aoolSkeclcr In "a corpora ID.
lion. pnrin,r-hip or priN0-' concern sal
T.. Tribune once.
bo,kkrrprr OF assistant, can give gooI
f,r'ncn. address j. T., 40 West
31th->t.
p,r,INESS MANLY an Experienced
/ honLxreprr Correspondent aud competent
.,irsmai engaged AZ prc-cnt; desires
| armament cmplOi mcnt mo crate ren.ineia.
| ,lnn. ln'lr city references. STEVEN
son. 353 West S3d-.t-
-C,sturE OF KKEEPER.-su SUNDAYS
| or .,,niuc, strictly temperate excellent
r,r,.t,.rr,.: hotel restaurant Or cafe. Ad-
dres. sunday. Cashier, 20 West 1ith.st .
Room ,.
CARPENTER. -Cood man wants job.
p. II. MILLEH. "a West 2'th.,t.
TNERGErIC. capable Seotchman. Of cx.
tc,,.iNr bu-lncr, cNlrli"ner foi many years
'Iossiy connected with British ard spanish
| ~, Indie. and Venezuela, seeks p,fiha'
mont Engagement IN responsible position
! H. ID. ,n"aritV OF colluhOrat"ur In the Narl-
| -. r,,urhc- Of commercial Alfalfa ~ lk>
| sr,,,.h, br-t references here and abroad.
,Jd,.-. JAMES D. LAMB. Isl Jofalcmon.
81. BROOKLYN --
-r0tLrcTOR.-py young man t2e) as
| collector OF salesman cNP flchccu IA po.h :
o.",l,emt references moderate salary. Ad-
0,lce. Lac Broadway.
| -, >Itsp Mechanical wants work :.
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THE DAY IN THE SUBURBS.
A BIG PARADE IN JERSEY CITY.
VETERANS REVIEWED BY MAYOR wANsEE

VETERANS REVIEWED BY MAYOR wANSEE
Mcmoria, Day in jersey CITY will long be- rcncm'
bcrrd. Tile bright sunshine In The morning was
welcomed by thousands OF people who bad plaIih'd
special programmes for the day. With the rising u
the hoi,ed flags from every staff in the
city, and large majority OF HOUSES ard business
places di.paycd Inning ana flags from windows
All day long The in holiday attire. and IL
people ft.d hlilrr and thilh,r with the Industry II
the bee ~ clover field. The principal feature "i
the programme q The day WAS the general paiaf'
which formed in line II Hamilton Park and marched
through The main streets Of lower Jersey Ci'y and
past the Clly Hall. where Mayor wan,cr and otter
prominent officials reviewed II. IT wa 80 p. N.
whcn the procession filed into Jcrsry-ave from Ham
il,on Park, under command Of Licu,cnant-C ooncl
Mason. grand marsha. THIS was the order
Grand Marshal ana Stall
fIE>r DIVISION.
Colonel Hugh ii AteSnc;ty and stan.
Fourth Regimen: Ladct Corps
SECOND DIVISION
jersey City Police Department.. "'"
THIRD DIVISION
po SEEING . I'@.''V CO.. s''%p Morsna
Ial sim Division X Of r
! raE p 'iyi.iS% < K. of of 7
H' joa;s { s s%s:s E:ss
Empire Contayc Of NewYork.
FOURTH DIVISION.
James MurIcr, Marshal
Hbcrrian RIMS. Company ~
Ihcrn.an Rifles, Company II.
Ilhernian Rifles Company 4.
ST Iatricks Cathedral Cadets
High School Cadets.
Union Veteran Legion.
of Veterans.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Surerint,ndcnt John II. Bowl Marshal
jersey CITY tirc Department.
Tho parade was dismissed at the point from which
II started. II was success In every particular and
those In II loudly chccred by the thronSs the
sidewalk who viewed II.
The members. of the Grand Army Of the Republic
remembered their dead comrades and visited the
cemeteries in this order: G.. Van Houtcn Post, No
g. went 10 the New-Yori Bay Cemetery, where tho
Rev. Cornelius Brett. Of the Bergen Reformed Church
delivered an address after the ritual had been gone
through WITH and further remarks made by
Commander J. :. smyth and Captain Charles p
KnOeller. Henry Wilson Post decorated graves III
the Bergen and Catholic cemeteries. and then went
Newark take part in the ceremonies OF unvcilinc
the monument to f.. +. Mcdonald. Zabrlskc Post
visited Specrs and the Bergen cemeteries and Joined
Henry Wilson Post at Newark. The late Congress
man Edward +. Mcdonald u member OF Zabriski,
Post. and the unveng Of the monument under
Iobokcn and Wcchawken cemeteries and the Major
Woerncr and Edwin stevens posts went TO Floral Hi
and Wcehawkcn cemeteries
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Gitr Real estate 60 Get.

Chicago.
WORLDS FAlR.-Firt.class accormo
dations for indi vdualS and large pa ties
house Ia perfect sanitary. condition. For
further parilculars address T. c. HAY.
. 535 Pal leave, Chicago. Ill.
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merchants recited sherdans Ride'' tne new IT.
W. 5. Coiicy, rector Of ST. Paus Church, gave some
"reminiscences OF Lieutenant Allen. an oncer vi ue
gunboat Mount Vernon. TO whom was pres.n'u a."
sword by the citizens OF Mount Vernon ior HIS "''
when under fire OF the rebel artillery anu 'n''
the Nansemond River. early in 1aoo' an" also
when the vessel wa, emf on, from un:af the guns
at Fort Fisher in August 1863. The sword Is now
one OF the relies OF Farnsworth Post. lh're "as
singing by a chorus OF about 100 girls ana 'o'S'
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Lressmahln1.

-A.-DHFSsMAKER elegant cutter
and hitter >, a uay OF At home perfect III
guaranteed velvet. Tx OF clOth SUITS made
ln short time FOR so, fancy waists. coats
ana bal gowns a specially. ~ East Io'h-
It. mean Broadway.
FIHsT.CLA>> DEES>NAKER eoe- out
BY the day. DEE>>MAkEE, AZ 5d.aA'.
FIKsT.CLAS> PARTISAN dres,maKing
newly established wish mole customer,
az home suits - up. Nine. AHEL' as
6ih.avc.. ID nfor.
pRE>>M AKER wishes .ew more cu-.
TONERS rind-om" >uIt'. ~ -. l"H'ot
inter: 20 years experience Il. -t,llon on
corner. Mr.. >MYTH 100 West oOth-,t.
LADIES TAlLoIJNG.--Ladies' own
material, made vi Into jackets. coats,
listers and rapes cl0ak>- all Kind, altered
and rcmodcled IREIG. 1871 West 2"d'st.
NINE SINDIC. - 6th.avc., near
Wa,crley Place la, an clcgent assortment
Of imported evening. street and carn,sr
die,-r-, tea. goNn- opera ciDdk~, et". Ini'-
I'm need ~ such will iind IL 20 ther ol,al.
tloe 10 call, as no reasonable oncr WIN DC
refused.
SEAL GARMENTS and fnr' OF all
kind. repaired. rcdyeA refined altef'd an
remodrlcd 10 new shapes; estimates giVcn'
GRFIG 1871 West Ids.
DEF>NMAkf wants few more Gus
TONER, az hcme: suits from IS up. IL.
ron. 81 West eCth-st., near Evcrsloe
Drive.
DcFSSM NG.-All the latest PR ian
r.shiors mate At short notice. WILSON
1874 West .0th-st
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at Atlanc-avc. and went TO tirants tomb In KlVcr'
side lark. where Ex-Governor Foraker spoke
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0ounirp Real estate % Eel.


A.-A.-A.-A.-CATALOGCES New
list furnished and unturnishe1 country
seats and houses on application. MILLS,
WHITEIIorsE & HALL. l. East i2d-st.
=. AGENCY FOR GLFN RIDGE AND
TL'OMFi LID very i'-iIabie furnished
gronnd> and building ot- lor ,alc. once
lainhe.d y. J. NATHAN RUSSELL.
ADlKoN DACKs, LAKE PLACID
Most beneficial and beautiful OF all Adifon.
daek ic-oitsi furnished cottage rooms;
1900 Tor SEASON no trouble housekeeping
here; photographs. Z. NJ. NOBLE, 100
Broadway. y !.
ApIIoNDACHS BLUE MOUNTAIN
-Fu'nishci cotta.c 10 rent for the
,ca>on. Meals aud attendance furnished
b. the Pio-Iert iiou C Hotel II dc-irei.
Apply &c G.. W: 1uNNicLlFF. Broad
as AsEuHY rAEE. \. J.1pe.iTatls ipT-
Ashuiy Para. y. J.
BERKSHIRE IlILL>.-for rent at
t'h-onail" terms, fine colonial mansion,
fufni>he entire In Oh furniture. ., Rich.
nond. few Mills from L"noX good water.
Apply TO MCCARTHY, cottage. Lemon.
Ala--.
FURNISHED COTrAGFS at reduced
Island, l-lip AID Bay shore catalogue free
i. J. HAWKINS. islir. l.. /.
FrENISlIED COTTAGES and hotel. 10
,,ct and for sale. Oppo-lt. depot. Asbuiy
FURNISHED COTTAGES TO rent. de-.
sirable locations, ali improvement, new
lust arei cata oguc. JEREMIAH ROB.
BINS. Babylon. L. ].
FURNISHED HOUSE. 10 rooms an
fruit, one hour out $50 per month for
season. GARNER. LOOMS AZ co som.
eryilc. y. j. ~ SUM
FOR SALE, RENT or EXCINNGE.-
Fine residence on Hudson River extensive
orchard and grapery; house partly fur
pleasure ground.. garden and stable with
house, brickmouldine. sand an gravel
on river bank. j. Ii. IRELAND, 40
broadway.
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE Farm $50
acres below E>opus. on Ilrdson E!ver;
dwelling house and ortbuifing-. j. Il.
IRELAND. 40 Broadway
MORRIsTOwN.-vc desirable FUR
ni>hcd house for season; convenient 10
depot. green and churches; well furnished
about II rooms horses. carriages. etc. f..
l.. KERR. - Liberty.st.. New-YorH.
MORRISTOwN- Large modern mansl
10 let. furnished. for the summer; Q acres,
plenty OF lawn, shade. garden and fruit;
stable. owner will furnish horses, COW.
JOHNSON. Morristown. y. j.
RIVER FARM 4Ga acres 50 min
ute, out: icautful situation house Il
rooms: excellent buildings. rich land. fruit.
GARNER. LOOMS ~ CO., Somersilie.
-. J.
SUMMIT. y J.-Furnishcd houses N
let for season large and small best Local
tons. AL Improvements also unfurni-hod
horscs at summit and Short HIS. Il. q.
POTTER, opposite station.
TO I.ET.-summer cottage. Grand Hotel
-tation furnished only 500. Address
T.. u. RICE. Iiighmounf. " Y.
TO LET-A fully furnished cottage Of
Cst,kiIl. opposite Prospect PAX liotcl
For particulars address MRS. HlLAND
hill Box %. PalenNille. y. Y.
10 LET. IL LYME. CON IA bc,uti'
ful cottage. car fully built, dry. healthy
with II rooms nly and tastcfuly fur
nishcd: rot and oon water. me views Of
Conn River and Long Island sound de-
liehtful climate. Ndirc,~ Mrs, T.. l..
SALISBURY New-Havcn .onn.
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flats Iu Get. Furnished.

BACHELOR APARTMENTS and studios
elegantly furnished suites , llate hath
breakfast valet Attendance, II East $50
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EDWARD +. MCDONALD MONUMENT UNVEILED

EDNNKD ]. MDONALD MUM NbNI
The monument 10 CCncrc> snan fhw"r" r. '
Donald. Of Hudson County. y. j.. VINO u'c' :" Wv
political campaign last fall. was unv"eh N'S'e'"'S
IL :, D. No. i'm the cemetery OF the Holy ,epnichfc'
Newark. IN the presence Of a barge trons oi P"p'',
The ceremonies were IN charge OF ZabriSKc ros' VI
jersey city. Mr.. Mcdonald and her chiior'n ''"
in the parade Of The post from the railroad S'"'"" ~
the cemetery. The religions exercises were '""o"'
By the Rev. Maurice p. OConnor. OF the 'h"r'" VI
the Holy Cross In Harrison. and Congressman N'"o'
j. Cummings delivered the Grafton III" N"p"'"
Cu,rtct OF Ncw York sang dIrgcs Congressman
Fielder. Of Hudson County. presented the monument
10 ZabriShic Post, and the post held military 'N'r'e'
The monument 1, shaft Of Quincy granite fourteen
feet high. the main bas, being five feet square of rock
faced stone. The second base, nearly 1o"r i','
.uuarc +, Of polished granite The top Of the shaft
is surmOnnted with cap and cross OF granite.
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Bour0 nn0 Rooms.


al,AMEi;Cl PARK, North. 1877 and
1873 last 1Irt-t.-Dclightful summer loca-
tlon boild and attendance uneNcclIod
privileges of park
NEAR CENTRAL Park. Large cool
rooms bath, excellent toaid. 80 East
C2d.rt.
VISITORS TO NEW-YORk.
wishing accommodations IN central location,
aIp'y at VI East 2l-l.>t. references.
.lST.ST.. . WESf.-rloa.aut. cool
rooiiis southern exposure; al-o hill room,
iran~lcnts table board references.
2aD.>r, AL lI'a-. mt summer
homo; London Terrace rooms -ngly or en-
cute excellent table SOuthcr4ets accomiIo.
dated.
18TH. ST 81 WE>I.-Paror sui.r; al,o
double ana single rooms. with strictly
iirs:.cla-s table.
70 WEST ooD.S1.-M Miss Hoffman win
Keep hou,. op'n all summer, transient
guest received.
57TlI->T, si3 WEST. Furnished oom- ;
with or without board near l. station ahu
81 oadway ears references cNchhhI"u.
IjS WEST 7TrH.ST.-choi.c cool
rooms IN private family for gentlemen or
Gentleman and wife beard II d,slrr,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-31

one OF the largest paradcS ever held In Newark
wa, the feature OF Memorial Day rs observed There
Yesterday morning. All the Grand Army posts thril'u
ont with 1ull ranks. The Essex Cavalry Troop l"i
lowing "A battalion Of 100 police had the right of
the line. One thousand school children. carrying
Nars marched In the procession also division Of
the OF Veterans and the uniformed lcttercarrers
The line OF march crowded with spectators
After the parade the various posts sent details
with wagons Of flowers and pottcd. plants to The
cemeteries to decorate the graves. Business was
generally suspended and the day was observed as "A
holiday.
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Malice

COACiINAN.-By an experienced man ;
married Thoroughly understands his bust
ness careful driver; 10th city and country !;
takes great care Of what Il intrust.d TO
him clint years tlrst-class city references.
W. D., los West 30th-st.
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FURNISHED Rooms.


\ LARGE ROOM comfortably aud Gle.
eantiy furnished IN residence 10 "e''
.Oth-st.
ROOMS IN suite aud single, paror ana
seeond noors modcin improvement con
venlcnt principal hutcl', ciub, J. East
23tE-st.
PRIVATE FAMILY VIII Jet large
PHEASANT. font ROOM to one OF Two gen
llcmen. 81 West 42d'st
s,n.AyE.. IOIs. CORNER s0rIl.sr.-
Elegant apartments flcing iark, so to
400 SAMUEL NIXON. 90 Broadwal.
5rU.AVE.. Gi2, opposite B'lsrNia.-
parncor Instruments. ,icsantly furnish ID
porcelain baths, btcaki,st, valet attend
ancr ui' Nc,'ii,d.
..TII-ANt,-- 4G3 TO 100 --ileaanl family
| lot sultc- squar. single "uW'' pm ~"
baths; Dclnonl,o cui'inc Sumner lhrc,'
3iTU-sT., WEsT-Newly painted. paper
| ID and furnished new occupant, iuo"'>'
price. and location speak ioi thc"S'NNs
Office ATTENDANCE ana gee, p,'o" ia W.,
| tions for doctor or dentist. -io WEST
atth- u.
IA WIsT .srII.sf.. Impcfo,ai fcstau'
i,nt.-iIands,mcly furnished looms WIN
bath.
90 PROSPECT PLACE; near i3f-st.-
Nicely furii,ncd rooms nNehietc''.
laa WEST 2OTn-sr; inelc rooms.
rcwIy furnished folding BEDS, lath ttIh-
sent, accoinmodlt. d references terms
REASONABLE.
ADVEHTIsf.MkNis AND ~ hsgKip.
me will mr. RECElNED NJ TuE ur.
ii6wN orrfi1E' 80. sa2 BI9adTaN ID
door north Of 1hirty.n,,i;;sn ana ,- ADSEM u;
ms f.Mr.NTs at tue following ., a.'neh 20 %
,.,,xc "' i51 Fourth-aye., corner -Four.
feminist; 7co Thlrd-ave I32 LAST rolty'
seycnth.st.. corner 3d-ave.; leu LAST l.oh'
st., near Third ave.
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for Sale.

AT REDUCED PETCES.-50o second
hand wood and iron working machines
fully guaranteed machinery bought and eN-
changed. GEORGE Ii. EDDY. 3oo Madl-
sOn.-t.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-27
ON SACRED GROUND.
Sal, Lake Rormons Visit The Temple Loi" 10
Independence.

Kansas city. No, May 10 party OF
twenty three MnrinVns nom S'ii i-a he Ia
twenty-one men aud Mrs, finEIse Ky, anu
ny, ~ no bishops uf tie church OF hrs-
In,n ynnug were IN Kansas tliy to-dng'
H. marry stopped over In order 10 tAhs ~
Yal,t,,gr Of their proximity 10 pay Visit 70
H., s1snt 80 sacred to all Moinpns' nv
.iist,,i'. iot." Ia Independence. An carry
ram conveyed them to this suburban tlg
mi there they spent the dag. me lem
M MI WINS visited. Dust frpm u was
i,,ntbefsd nv each member OF the htlle com
SSany and Will be carried by them uhiil lhe
~ ~ life a. a token OF their faliuiuiheh'.
'rh. Marty went from here 10 thlchEo ~
III, the Worlds fair, and VIII then scatter
tirough the Eastern states 10 secure 'Np
VIVA ..teu,pie iotn Is considered sacrel
,,,,mnd because II Is believed thar y was
sainrt,I nv the first lcader 81 me thufehi
Insa4,h Smith as the spot where 'nr hi ~.
yennie ~ the church Will be buiit anu ~
nnale ssion Is supposed 10 prove thr lAvllo
nn,rninr IL as the true church; fgl uh.hs
Tensnns 4 bitter legal night Is being hihne W
nossessign Many thousands q uoilAIn i'Nt
ir..adx been spent by both sides IN iht "
-, - rain title On tile lot III qu,hinu
Af,rmnns expect to see reared inashil,,,ni KY
t',,,tnie nner by far than the temple tf'rn'i9
,,anl,ted az Salt Lake. which Nas ~ 70.
vears In building and cost S5uHpv,yi 'i',
ihr Mecca ~ all Mgrmons VIII pe ili,p XIV
dence aud they believe the Mnt,lu VIZ NV, ..a,'
me faction owning the plat VIII pe W. IN
eented" aud, arcordiug 10 lheN 'u'"' ."
elss will be lost
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-27
IN THE CITY.
Tho Methodist. WIN Erect House Of
Worship,
A NEW onunon.

Tho Methodist. WIN Erect House Of
Worship.
For several years the First Methodist
church has maintained a Sabbath school
In the northeastern section Of the city,
but when the Rock Island began to buy
It's right-of-way into Fort Worth, Il was
found that the building where the school
was held stood directly on the line. TIE
PROPERTY vas sold and the building is
being removed; it hrcamc necessary to
secure other quarters Al the morning
service last Sunday Rev. DIR. lloyd ex-
planned the situation 10 MS corgrcg1.
liUu, aud further announced That 10 had
hcen determined To- build i church -
accommodate the growing NECESSITIES Of
that portion Of Tie ci;y The import.
uncc of the venture was rnlhgal aud
1874 was contributed at once .'hr rev
church will be quite 4 pe'r'ntiols one,
and viii be located on Live Oak si;tGt,
between Belknap aud Hun streets.
Work viii be comnrnrl On the hlruc-
ture within a fow dag.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-27
KNOWLEDGE

. !. ,omfort and Improvement and
~ I. rersonal enjoyment when
Z. J. 4, y The many, who live bet
Y, \ J. ' o,ss,s and enjoy life more, with
! ~ .,soOeadltaro, BY more promptly
L ~ g IN worlds best products 10
n physical being, will attest
4 . .,iSs % health Of the pure liquid
X princlples embraced in the
N. Syrup Of Figs.
4 y. 1l,,,sIleuce Is due to its presenting
m I,rm most acceptable and pleas
/ ,hst,ste. the refreshing and truly
i ' gs properties of a perfect lax
\ -, ..aaitually cleansing the system,
l,;rr oolds, headaches and feyers
y' s'rs,apently curing constipation.
! -;vgn sa.isfaction TO millions and
4 .llE The approval of the medical
I 4 .i5u. because it acts on the Kid
(, Iiyer ond Bowels without weak
I'm and it is perfectly free from
4 !; Objectionable substance.
~ Il ligs Is for sale by all drug
snand 81 bottles, but it is man.
{, , N 81 the California Fig Syrup
1 ~iy. Who's name is printed on every
.,,p 40 the name, Syrup of Figs,
lrr well informed, you will not
AN substitute if offered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-27
ESTIMATING THE COST.

The superintendent Of the federal
building stated to a reporter yesterday
that. Judging from The number Of con-
traessrs in Fort Worth estimating on
the auperstruciure Of tie posioilice buili'
M Uncle Gam win certainly get the
work done OF fair figures, The time speci-
GeI in the ndvertiseinnt fur filing bids Is
not long, hence the necessity Of imine-
diate Aiiaa u the part u contractors.
Thus faf'uO bids have been received at
headdulrters IN this city, but there Ger
tainly will be q raft Of them soon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-27
THE GAINESVILLE CAR LINE.

President A. p. Luckctt yesterday
stated to reporter that the sale Of the
Gainesville street railway was made IN
January last. but the deed Of the trans
fer to ]. NJ. Lindsay was only hied yes
terday. The car line came into thie pos
session Of the Merchants National pnnk
through an order OF The court anu NAs
nneratel by the bank for some time at
4 l6ss. Tie road cost the bank quite a
large sum Of money, bnt as Y was nni
a pnylng venture It was sold To Mr,
Lindsay. Mr.. Isuckett claims the r0al
was a good piece Of property the Fails
were steel and tile e1nlpage hfst-cinsss.
The line extends from the city 10 me
n half miles. hut the bank wns mol IN
shape TO continue It's operation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-27
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