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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED Two FURNISHED ROOMS IN
w northwest by man and son. Is; may BOARD state
price and Particulars, must be reasonable. Address
box los. star ONCE IT.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS BY LADY AND
w son, adults: hetween l2th and 18TH i. and <ts
n Address DENTIST. I'll I4th n W. iyI-5t'
NNANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE AN
w entire floor. unfinished. of or , room, and
bsth. northwest section, state terms. Address Box
40. Star Office ie:O-2t-
NNANrEDLFOUR TNFURNISHFD ROOMS BE-
w tween 14th and I'D SITS. and y and Penn. ave
Address r. s.. 2f2l h st. je:s0- st.
VNyANrED-ROOM. SECOND FLOOR. BET 9TH
w and 2lst. q ami Boundary W. by singh gen
teman; French German family preferred: state
5e3O-3.
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BOARDING.

THE '.WCODMONT.r IOWA CIRCLE. GOOD
Il table board all the decacies of the season sun
nIer rates. J. F. ROBINSON. Proprietor jei5-:,m
V'HE LINCOLN. COR 10TH AND II SIS HAS
Il few choice rooms. snxls suite, which can
be rented at reasonable rates. with without board
mh25-u
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CHICAGO HOTELS.

HOTEL BANCROFT. CHICAGO, FIREPROOF.
IL Calumet avenue and .)th street-244 fine rooms;
steam heat, baths every floor: first-cass family
hotel: best location in Chicago; near Worlds Fair;
European and American plan 81 to SO per day. Write
FOR circulars If YOU wish to rooms. my7sl0t
EIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS, WITH
- board. in private residence; convenient to three
lines Of cas- direct to fair fifteen minutes ride MRS
j. n MYERS. 1925 Michigan ave., Chicago. je.23}m
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E'oR RENT-BY r. o HOFFMAN, REAL rs
l. tate and Insurance Broker 1(rh and r sta n ",
uNFuRNIsHFD HOUSES
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1915 9th nv. sr&a mf27. SC
81 18th NV, Or. mi.-.25.o0
100 Sth ne. ar 3 ami p. 20
liz 10th Sc. 7rks m /. 10. 80
Sl 18th ne. Or & mi. Is. 80
6o6 18th ne. Or. ....-.14. 30
n6 Blad road ne. Or. 10
60 Callan ct ne. Or. IL. 20
l2lQ12 L pc. Or.
lSs6 Wylie ne. 5rkw. q. 80
-5l2 Marks alley Sc. 4r. y. 80
+ 4 BRADLEY ~Fa
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E0R RENT-UNFUR
Il Hotel centrally To-
Gated. SOr. .........S,
1923 X I ave NV. l1r.
1914 + stnw tsS ID. Obj
1:3,:s9 h st NV. 15r. Dos,
1416 Goth st. o2r.......
1891 q st NV. lar ..lB
1906 y II ave. l6rs. -
500 14th st NV. lfr....,
1T26 Mass avnw. l4rl33
1915 y st NV. l2rs. 80
RfNDa ~ Ganrratn-n
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SUMNER RESORTS.

SUMMER RESORTS.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK HOTEL. on MAIN
vi line of the u and o.. capacity doubled; baths
and sanitary plumbing 3 90 the kneghsntsst
Worlds L air tick cts good goingnDd coming
MOUNTAIN LAKE HOTEL CO...
,el-2m Mountain Lake Park. Md
nRKNEY SPRINGS AND BATHS, sHENANDoAH
W county. Va. elevation. .. 800 feet sccomrnoda
ton lO0O' mineral waters and baths unriyaled que
refined society. send for catalogues. -.
yl-lm W. G. JONE>
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Il st bet 18th and 18th
RI ave bet 18th 81 and
81 NJ st bet 18th st ami
80 Conn ave. lsif. g.
Msss ave bet 18th and
. "a 18th sits ls,a a
, q Ibetlsth 4 18th st.lsi 81
3DO DeSales ST bet Conn
. av and 18th st ..l6ls7
100 .e cor 2lst \ X SITS. loo 81
18th ST ftg Far So. ..l5o
70. Dupont circle bet v
II ave and p st. ...l.J0
go Conn ave bet X aud 5
,-ol, s,s.....----.;-.-...-..l 50
~ Jefferson place bet
Conn ave and 10Th 1t. lJ0
S.O Jefferson place bet
2oI Conn av and 10Th st .l35
18th It bet X Il T.. 1sS.3i
81 10Th bet r and q. LID 81
psf bet l1th and 18th. 100
(, ~ 9Th st near Mass ave. 100
700 ST bet 18th & 18th 50. IS
Nv - hAa ~ lAI hhN>hN. -
18th 81 bet / and K SITS
-oo snnnnlerD ..............N *
l5l9 .eSth 81 (sumInerl.. 50
's01 Florida ave near Mass
.sOJ ave (suinner). 80
Torres.
80 1918 VI st NV .......&ls
ARMS.
lies from Washington. IL
---.-------..-..-.. ..-.-...-.St w
ROOMS.
Several roomsin Rooss
10 az. bet lst. "a. Fani
ID g SITS NV. each g. p
u OBI AiNED AT OUR Of
5 APPLY To
HILL & JOHNSTON.
lJ03 Peana. ave.
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E'OR REST-WORLDS FAIR-PhIVATE FUR
Il nished residences two mont his; south side; conye-
nient; low rent W. Z. SLOSSOS. 1920 Chamber of
Commerce. Chicago. je24&jy1
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

l0ll Sth NV. T.......$25
'}24 II st ne. 1r...........22:l
400 Il st ne. 7r.........23
4,s7 II ST ne. st 4 dwg2,. %
, lO21 18th st sc, Sr. 20
l2lS Linden pl he. ors. -15
40S ID st NV. 4rs. &c ....l2
926 Naylor alley. 4's....l0
is McCullough st. A. 9
Is Dingmsn court, sr g
IT r FOX Qc0 Fat N M
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LNOF RENT-
L Gs9 NJ St: l2r.. q baths. large stable $500. $40 20
House on Lanier Hee. is Tor bath cellar heated
by furnace; nice porches large yard......... 5000
ISDl Ri-r- 81 Or. and bath: all "a. 90
lsS North Capitol ST. tr bath. cellar 30 IS
House at Mt. Pleasant Sr and bath ......... 300
Hanover place; q rooms aud bath. 20. 10
Ss6- 1912 Duncan place: or. and u. 30
f2oo-l@oS ID 81 ne Or bath. all m. ID. 30
JeoO Cor 10Th and a .ts NV
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ty1 B. II. WARMER & CO.. 9l6 st. NV.
EOR RENT-A GROOM HOUSE AND 2-STORY
L stable; well il yard Champlain near Florida
ave- $13 per month. Apply Ills Corcoran st. iyl-3t
I,OR RENT-HOUsE-IOlO 1TH ST n. e.: 9
L rooms and bath: a.m.i. +; papered throughout !;
rent. $50. BLOCK K lODEk. 6l5 st. n. W. iyl-
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EoR RENT-1922 Hare
- "a n NV. TIER. )
635 g ne. 1r..........27.5
GA Tenn avs. 6r.....1S. 3
S04 / ST NV. 9r.....55.O
my21-2m WRIGHT &
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-29
AT The CHURCHES TODAY.

Rey. Thomas Ward waste. evangelist, re-
quests The Guz 'ttc To announce the follow
Ing eyangellstlc appointments aloug the
Trinity and sabine I3ilTGnd Trinity oet;
Josscraud, Nov, .; CarmOn Nov. .; Wizard.
Nov. o. Rowers, Nov. y,
The local pulplts will be occupied by
pastors exclusively lodGy. with the exception
Rev. Mr.. Dogectt OF Georgia viii preach
The following notices show where services
will he held today:
Tabernacle Cumberland Presbyterian
church, corner Nluctrenih and Chambers
sjrcc,s-Prcnehlng by Hcv. j, VI. MARTIN,
pastor at II o'clock a. M, and AZ l:la
o'clock p; m, sabbath school n;@0 o'clock a.
m, chlhlnn's pnyer meeting a. q N.
lie to attend the services.
broadway prcsbytcrian church-Rev. In-
MUS II. French pastor. SUNDAY SCHOOL ''Ap
o'clock a. m, j, g. Toe; superintendent;
I:3n O'clock y. M; y. 4, ), G, H. Monday,
! 80 o'clock y, N. Public most cordially m
yitcd TO attend all the services Of this
church. Take Hospital street car ana ger
on corner OF Broadway and -. lonis ave
nue.. Prayer meeting Wednesday 1880 O'Clock
y. m.
souh Side christian cliurch--Corner Of
Jennings avenue and Cannon street, Will
have preaching at II O'Clock a, M. and 1850
o'clock y. M; sunday school $3.50 .. IN.
All are cordially invited,
81. Andrews Episcopal church--Corner
Filth and Rusk STREETS. Rev, Harry Cas-
sii. rector. rwenty.secpnd sunday after
Trinity. sunday school $3.50 O'Clock a, m.i
m mo'p snS,e psES srhe broken Altar Eyenlns
prayer and sermon, $50 y, m, subject;
Gods uardens, Az Saints Day Wed.
neslay Nov molly e'@ gIa S@d Il, ,. l1;o
always cordially welcomed.
benevolent Home-Sunlay school NJ
the usual hour' Z o'elock thls after
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-29


Aucuon sale OF the stock Of Jewelry
damaged by lire at Boerner's, I:D.
Auction sale Of tie stock of jewelry
dlmaged by IRE at Bocrner's, i3O.
Bocrnor's stock Of jewclry, silyerware,
etc. will be sold at auction.
Boetncr's stock Of iewrlry. .ilyerware.
ETC., will be sold nj auction.
Boerner's stock of ipwelry. silyerware.
etc.. will be sold nj auction
-, A.. -,
'g1.. Nv N,lel' ~ soil'E put " 'he
lsMHlry business hl9 SIOUX VIII ue solu W
nue.iou
Boomer, the iewcler, Is going out of the
JcWyirs pu'ihess' MS STOCK Will be soid NJ
'"o''ou'
, a,otrn r. inc JnW,Gl't ~ golRg our oi inc
1g,,c,inSs 'N''nes'' ms s'oeA VIII DC SOFA Al
None but ton ycars old Rclle Of Nolan,
7ia.i.r e7'J s,r- tha Npns,nr mar
rrta Cn,,t ,,i,,,,. l., ,,,s ai.,. T., -. ooc
1Ians,o, s,r,, ,''''' III '"' CITY 10 ~ 'oo
-, -,
dressed tuTkeyS'
DIessed ehl,ktns.
J9relnlh Murpheys hams and bacon
III heiueh -
hen yuu want pound Of extra good
coffee try Belden's.
Oct. No % "a inclusive "The Grent
Rock Island route" will sell tickets To
Chicago and return n rate OF 5000.
Good Tor return until Nov. 10. Pull
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-29
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Ga Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Parker entertained a large party
OF young people nj their residence, GU
Fast FIRST street, as u compliment 10
Miss Lizzie Brown. Music and other
amusemcnts were INDUCED In, but the
feature of the evening WAS u novel one.
Each lady present wore an unhemmed
apron and By lots the gentlemen present
received uecktie of goods to match.
The gentleman then had To take tho
unhemmed apron corresponding to tue
tie and hem 1t. 4 crowd of deft need.e
manipHators made merrimeut for the
crowd. MIR. Louis Fraser was awarded
the first prize, while Ro5ert Rogers sue
cecde1 in carrying of the bloody"
DR.. Estes Graham has returned from
his visit TO Tennessee, where he has
has also been visiting her people in
TENNESSEE for quite a while and she
came back with him, hnt had to stop
at Sherman on account OF the illness OF
her babe, boy who is new arrival
on ,earth and consequently a stranger
The Meddlcsome club held their regu-
!ar weeAly meeting at the residence of
Mrs. A. j. Chambers, Thursday night.
-Four new members were initiated.
Misses Aura Phenix and Mamie Rucker
and Mr.. j. Q. Morrison Of Wichita
Falls furnished some instrumental music
during the evening and the rest OF the
ume was . spent in conversation and
games. Those present were: Messrs. II.
4 sexton, Richard booth r. Kelley,
iheniX, Tom Seit2leT, A. j. Cham
berS, Jr; Fry and Morrssoh o. Wichita
fAls; Misses Aura aud Myrtle phenix,
NaniSe Fucker, Cora Wilifort Ida
Mullins, Matte Chambers and Miss
Grlmmer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-29
CONTINUES 10 DRAW GREAT
CROWDS OF PEOPLE.
LENA HILL BREAKS IT AGAIN,
Smashing the Record for Two-Year-
Old Pacors-Heavy Political Guns
on the Ground, Getting Ready for
Next Years Campaign.


o., pAiIb.Ny' ~ OSt' V7Pesi''.I
The attendance at the fair today was
most gratifying 70 the management;
me l-ceht-a-ihlle Tate drought seNerai
tho9sahu persons 10 the g!y Wio ~.
lehued the Ialf ~ was ohhuIeh > lily
Us, anu tnousai'lS u nnPps u"t ns.it
anu tuoR m all the atirlel,ons; II
was Eiya' uaF 5or ING Rus 1ou oitss
Gun VINO Would NOT DC klu uEuih
On the grounds were state Comp'r0iler
.lohn u. Mccall wio IS alreauE mak,ns
a canvass ior the Dehociluc gupcilh-
toial nomination next year and who has
the nerve TO visit the balliwlek 81 Hand,
some Charlie Culberson, Red. Headed
John IL. Cochran, the dignihed Judge
John l.. Henry and perhaps other eau
dhates for governor.
Colonel r. NJ johnson of the Hous-
ton Post one of the editorial heavy
weights of the South. was out few
hours rhis morning and then caught
truin for Fort Worth.
flank James stalked about shaking
hnnds with old pcuuaintances aud Col
leetor George +, Fmlay OF Houston,
who ousted Ross Wright Coney from
his lob. declined TO talk politics, but was
WILLING IN taik rcxnq and IL. resources
A. i Essential Of La Grange, who
tavc CnIoneI Wnlter Gresham tho worst
s,.oro mai bc ever bod IN his life in the
conversational race last wear. looked in
,nos ~ r,',,.s
ipnnJ'ro,s ma .,uvar.tongned Diel,
u,,tI,.,,I ~ ;Tsi.r and ,rnjeI Melton
n,,,,ii 81 81 ~, G h,,o, az G,,veston
iuWcn ~ " "e, ,i,. ,'',,t,;i;tins s,y,,rg
enl nultuttl ot4l.t ~, ,,,,st,,t re,ri,
Ilo,h wy pi,''9 9ts y" ''i' f"- W.
anu ehJoy"i me- o.. a.. -,ui,s,,
Inc farmers LOOK N lnf eAi' iIl.'',,,
OF bloGded stock' lhy'Walug Joth t ~
OF Apileue ana NJ y, OON VI 'ir i'H ,i'
MeSQulteF, anh DINERS EAHeu uPph, '1o
saddle horses; driving teams, sngie
horses Tor all purposes ana inc lohey
cattle. ,t,,
The Harrison sisters kicked hlgaer hh9
sang louder; the strong man Pelorine9
more difficult ieatS, Cnncmia MnrDlei
more swectly and l)ncrow Lorela ma
Martinnctu performed more grotesGGel{'
and all because beautiful ladies' the KIDS
and the politicians We're present; o.
AT the race track Driver 4; " toIe-
man drove Lena M an eihlhltioh hlle
and hundreds Of stylish turh-onls' Goh-
taihing the swclls Of Dallas ana Diner
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-29
GRIND RARnEorE.
MEMPHIS CELEBRATES THE COM
PLETlON OF HALL. COUNTY'S
MAGNIFICENT COIRg' HOUSE.


MEMPHIS. Tex, Oct, IS Especially
By far the most notable event Of The
year took place yesterday In the shape
of Il barbecue and dance.
Two weeks ago the people of Memphis
decided to celebrate The completion of
Hall county's magnificent court louise
and II was certainly celebrated In q most
enjoyable manner. Though tho COM
mittoe of invitation had hut little over a
week to spread the news tile town was
filled with people from six counties, aud
tho way they enjoyed themselves can
bctter BE- iinngincd than told.
AT IL so O'Clock an address of welcome
was delivered by County Attorney IL.
IL. neaver, after which dinner was
served. Al 30 the evening ahlusemcnts
began. The first thing on the program
WAS n tournament ride, participated in
by sixteen ndcrs. Next come Il wheel
barrow race. Then the funniest event of
The evening was n hurro ride. The prize
wis given TO the country boy who would
ride him. After sack race foot
ball game was started. which lasted
until sundown. Supper was then served
and hundreds started for home. but
many stayed for Tie ball, which was a
grand success. at least all the dancers
and most Of the spectators so pronounced
y. There were about 400 present and the
dance lasted until about 4 o'clock in the
morning. rlere were visitors from
Clarendon. Chlldrcss. Qnanah, Henrietta
aud other points along the Denver.
Memphis feels that she has sustained
her reputation Of never doing anything
by halves, and the many expressions OF
enjoyment proved Tie unhouuded apprc-
citation nf all pr.senl Of the hospitality
extended them on this occasion,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-29

TO advance me Interests Of bur members
at all iiinrs. he IT,
Resolved. that all members who are
aud may DO at any tine out of employ
ment be- requested 10 OF once report the
fact 10 tile secretary Of their nost or 10
tcir state secretary, giving their names,
ployed. also the line of business they
represented. and tho state secretary Is
hereby authorized so keep a record Or
register Of such names OF members az
All times accessible 10 the chairman OF
employment committee and The secretary
ihall deem II his duty 10 advise employers
seeking help Of memhers 10 their line
disengaged; If none. then such 1fher unem
poy ed. thereby saving loss oil time to
both and making r.. +, A. membership
q guarantee to all OF reliability.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-29

Rev. II. sheppard from thc South side
will be the speaker, sunday school at .
O'Clock u. IN.
Rev. w. NJ. Dogsctt uf Madison. Ca. will
address the mems gospel meeting In ,he
y. VI. c, A. gymnasium at 4 O'Clock p. N.
today. All men are invited TO hear him.
Good music.
The Epworth league of st. Paul's Mehto-
dist church VIII meet on next Sunday, Nov.
D AZ = O'Clock y. m, at the chnrch, coz
ncg OF Seventh and Lamar, All are cordial
ly invited To- Attnnd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-29
'CLOT HING.

This season has been the opp-s
of lifetime for cash buyers i
clothing line, and we certainly \,
lots of it for spot cash and At /,
we never heard Of before. lalt
following:
Boys knee pants suits, 75c, 81 4
81, S2.25, $3.50, 50, $50, 81 d
$3.50, $3.50, $3.50.
Boys long pants snits, frcn n
Is years, $3.50, 81, $40. 81 4
$50, $40.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-29
MEMS SUITS.

Mems clay worsted, corkscer
cashmere Sl5 suits for $40, viii
guarantee to be the best line a.
this season in Fort Worth f.
money.
Mems SIS and $50 clay worstea .
worsted, cashmere and shegos
$3.50.
Big line of mems single pants,
In oyecoats we got there 50 q
that We bought them by the hundNa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-29
CONGRESSMAN BEI.L's 1ET1ER.
House Of Representatives. L. ).
Mnshin..tnn Aci IL 1SlLl

IIWI7E y INT-TTI f77'IT VI
Washington, Oct. 10, 1888.
Mr.. Rober, ID. Speed. Fort Worth, Tex.
Dear sir-Your letter Of the 9th inst,
Is at hand. My attention bad already
been called 10 the bill. % Which you en-
close a copy. ! cannot see any possible
objection 10 Il; aud have no question bul
what Il will pass and become a law. A
any rate, ! will be glad 10 do ANYTHING
| can TO contribute to that result, Yours
truly, G. h. BELL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-29

WACO. Tex. Oct rs. Within the
past week six persons have discarded
sunnort in walking for long periods
thc shortest three years. these cures be-
ing solely effected by baths in the thermal
waters Of the Hot Wells of Waco. The
heat of tbs Waco 0rtcsinn wells is cura-
tive. IL IL derived from the heat of
The interior OF the earth. The water is
boiled by volcanic fires and elected at .
ana ia elIicicncy is wonderful. People
are filling up the hotels and boarding
huises and thrOnging the natatnriums
eaccrly seeking and always obtaining
relief nom his which had made life
bnrlensome, There IS plenty Of room for
Az Who come. for as demand Increases
facilities for accommodations are multi
pN,,1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-29
sllNAroR NnILs. IErrEn.
LnILel Slates Sennte.

Unliol Siatos Spnntc.
Washington. Ocl, 10, 1893
Robert d. Speed, ESD, Fort Worth,
/ Texas.
Dear SirI have your letter of Oct. ..
aud will give due consideration to the
bin which sou enclose when 1t shall
come before the senate for action. Yours
very truly, II. .. MILLS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-29
. vn1,Nc MIEE.s TRIALs.

, DALLAS. Tex, Oct. 2S,-lSpccial0--
In tho Porty-fourth judicial court ills
mornme the Wilkes divorce case was
disposed Of
The suit was brought by John d,
Wilkes against his girl'wife Belle; II
wears old They were married IN july,
iS!i2 and Ina ,Iuiy. 1893, Wilkes filed his
Hill of iivor,e. alleging aarsh and nnkind
Treatment and an attempt to take Lis
Tho gir.wife ft>d . cross bill alleging
cruelty, inslancing an occasion where he
whipped her with q buggy whip time
mouths before the birth Of tLeir child.
Sis also complaincyll ilat he had accused
her Of nhdeity, m her mothers pres
ence. and that after a long course Of vi
ireaiment lis cruelty eliminated in deser-
thn.
.ludse Gray. granted The divorce and
gave the moiher the CUSTODY n Agnes
This unhappy union-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-29
NOVELTY ROBES.

Our greatest success this season is
our dress robes, put up expressly for rs.
with all trimmings 10 match; our fourth
shipment has arrived and is on sale
today; prices are less because they are
made of short lengths by the ulanufac-
turers, and as guarantee of this sea-
sons production of our own brand, Butts
Bros" is on each pattern.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-29


wrote their plant, At from 70 I per
III liie eI,ar,rter Texas should be
proud OF The Munger Machine ennpauy'
GAZETTE REGISTER.
The following people registered at The
Gazette bureau today;
Gabriel !. Writer Sulnnton Va; JOHN
Winter, Stauntou, Va; Harry II. Winter,
Woeo. Tex; Francis j. Winter, Waco.
Tee. Pat L. Winter, Waco, Tex: Ray
Duke, Waco Tex; Fred barley, Waco,
Tex; Wister Braxton. Waco. Tel;
Davis Gurley, Waco, lex. Mhlet WI
La; j. y. Goldman. Dallas; Mrs. G. II.
I.intleman, Fort Worth; j. +. Martin.
Chilircss, Tex: w j. Eycrs, LadOnin.
Tex; g. H. Sharks, Coillnsyille, Tex;
Geo. - NARROW lHori Worth, Tex;
q. Nj. Carb, Fort W.ort1L Tex j. w.
O'DoE.d Eot Worth: MIR L. A. Huffman
Fort Worth: Mr. G.. O. Drake and family,
Fort Worth; Miss Boone Whittemore,
Mnyfield, Ky: Mr.. Morris Cooley, May
field, Ky; Miss Cora Kcmhle, Waya-
harhlc; Mr.. Edgar Kemble, WaXahachie;
Nj 3 Clara Boswell, Maytield. Ky; Mr..
r. II. Sanguinei, Fort Worth. Tex;
Miss Mamie Robinson, Waco, Tex; Mr..
Samie Mcndez, Dallas; Il. A. johnson,
Houston; Miss Anna Hybargcr Chicago,
ILL.,; Mrs. VI. s. Bacon, Chicago, H.;
Jaines IL. Davis, Fort Worth Tex; y.
Vernon NV ~, 'ii T"u nnd NJ r;l;n, er
rnlj V,,,on 10 ~ II Cinr5 IL
Vernon nv Ms R,sA f.bn Vsrn "s,'
Tex; Miss Lille Marvin. Dallas, Tex;
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-29
CLOAKS.

We make a specially of cloals and are
showing lines at 81. So, SO, 81, IS. 50.
so, S12,5o, S1S.5O, Sl5 $50, 500 so and
SO, which for style, quality and value
We challenge any composition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-29
IN THE CITY.


A suit, styled A. j. Thompson Is.
Texas ard Pacific railway, was iiled III
the Foriy-eirhth district court yester,
day. The suit is for damages ~ me
sum Of S3l. $50. IL viii be rcmembered
that u locomotive exploded ~ the leias
result OF which one uan was Killed and
seyersl others injured Thompson US
was among those injured and therefore
nrays dnuageS ia the sum named.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-29
AN INVITATION.
FoRr woRrH DIVISION.

At regular meeting OF the post ~
.c-t 81 w tse division ons = ;nlri A. !! w9s
each month should be regular meeting
Digs az 10 a. m.
Following letters from Congressman c.
X. Bell, also Senator Mills. approving Of
il. Il, 3201, favortng 5OO0-inile Inter
dhah geable tickets and proportionake bag
gage regulation TO travelling salesmen
wnee r~an and accepted
Ft2iowtng oflcers 10 I'll vacancies were
unaniuoupiy elected Second vicsrpresi-
drnt. L n. Bufiingtnn; third vice,preti-
den<. y. Q. NifonE: secretary and treas
urss. Robtst d. Speed
The fclowlne resolution was adopted
hy posi- -, and recommended 10 Odr
arl.ndme1t " constitution. nAmclF
WheraAs. il y the auty " our order