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eifc and will be known as the Fernside and
WaInut-street Railroad. Steam will be the
motive power used. The capital stock is
S25, 900; amount subscribed $4,000, as fol-
r. Percy Wright 500, Ii. S. Wood 500, j.
NJ. Taylor 500. w. j. Miller 500.
The directors, i've In number, are as
above, with the exception of Mr.. Wright.
A MEXICAN BUILDING.-A scheme Is now
on foot to erect a Mexican adobe house in
cUmmemoratiOn OF the early Spanish set
tiers of this section. 1t is proposed to build
very substantial building, covered with
the heavy red tiles used in the early mis-
sion days. The gore lot at The intersec-
tiOn of Broadway and Telegraph avenue is
limited at as a suitable situation, provided
the city will consent TO its use. in return
for the absolute gift of the building, which
1t is proposed to adorn with portraits of the
early Spanish and other pioneers, and in
fact to make it the nucleus of a museum of
curios of various kinds and as an attraction
TO visitors.
DAYS OF OLD.-John P. Rynders, a
noted high player in the days OF gold, died
yesterday in this city, where he had been
living quietly for number of years. He
was very popular man and well liked.
and his nerve in the presence of the tiger
was phenomenal. One play way back in
1860 left him S10O,0G0 poorer. The game
lasted forty-eight hours and is said to have
been the biggest Losing" ever recorded
for one sitting. When his money gave out
early in the play he resorted to checks, ami
the next day he paid every one Of them
without q murmur.
ENGLISH HILBoRN.-An agreement has
been reached between MeSsrs. English and
Hilborn. whereby the seat Of battle is re-
moved from the coast to Washington. 1t
has been stimulated that the Clarksburg
(Yolo County, Precinct shall be counted for
Mr.. Hilborn, and as he received majority
there lie overcomes Mr.. English's Altamont
gain and has 4 votes to spare. This gives
him clear majority of that number in the
district The case is TO 60 now to the
House Of Representatives for final settle
ment
Nor THE DAUGHTER.-Lena LIE Fevre,
the young woman TO whom tansy was ad-
ministered By Stenbht, the San Francisco
architect, and who had such a close call for
her life, is not the daughter of the late Dr.
Lefeyre, as was reported. In answer to q
question. Charles Lefevre. the doctors son.
said that Lena was not his sister; that his
sisters mama was Annette.
KILLED AT PLEAsANToN. = Herbert
King, an Euglishman, 40 years of age, and
foreman of the Macdonough ranch at that
place. was instantly killed yesterday by
being thrown from his wagon. He was
riding with his family and his team ran
away.
The morning call., 1893-05-07

West Berkeley, A j. Lopez, P. P; C.J.
Newell. n. P. and l. T. r.
The question of abolishing the present
town government and reiucorporating as a
city Of the fifth class will be voted upon by
the people.
LIGHT AT THE UNIVERsITY.-Wth the
completion of the new mechanics and elec-
trical engineering building this summer,
system of dynamos will be established in
the building as the source of a lighting sys-
TEN which will quite transform the night
aspect OF the university grounds and halls.
arc lights will be placed. The library and
gymnasium will be the great gamers by the
innovation, as no lighting system of any
kind has previously been in existence in
them. This system will at last allow the
long-promised evening opening of the
library, and the value of the 80, 600 volumes
viii be increased one-third in the length.
eued opportunities for their use.
The morning call., 1893-05-07
Berkeley.


Town ELECTIoN.-The municipal cleo
tion will be held tomorrow and will in all
likelihood be closely contested. Four
tickets are in the field, Non-P artisan. Inde-
pendent Taxpayers. Peoples Party and
Prohibition. and the following are the can
didates through these tickets for the town
Offices:
Town Trustees-Martiu B. Acton, N P. !;
J. II. Cooper, l. T. P. and p; Charles f.
Gladding, I. 7. p; Samuel Haywood, P. :;
ID. w. Mclaughlin, p. P.; C. a. Preble, l.
Il. p. and r. p; A. S. Rhorer, n. p; Val
entine Stenbeuvauch, P. and P. P; Eugene
Wilcox. T.
School Dlrectors-P. r. Boone, !. T. p.
and \. P; j. j. Farrar, p. P; George
A. Norton, P. p; j. w. Richards, l. I. p.
and n. p.
Town Marshal-Richard Lloyd. n. P; C.
r. Lord. /. T. z. and Z. 7. and P.
Town Clerk-Charles II. Spear. I. r. p. :;
Isaac F. Bangs, p, c. Woodsum, n, p. aud
p. p.
Treasurer-D. II Bruins, N. P; ]. b.
Henley, l. T. p. and p. p.
Town Assessor-Luke j. Byrne; IsaaclW.
Wells. /. T. p. and N p; w. Hughes, l. /;
Constable-James G. McCarty. N. p;
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HE CAME FROM CHINA.
And Had Come SO Suddenly That He
Bothered a Lady Lecturer.
Lewiston (Me.) Journal

LeWiStOn (Me,) journal.
When Mrs. Booth. the famous lecturer
travelled through Maine, her attention was
called to an awkward little boy who shut
fled in at a way station and with the gall of
innocence sat himself down in the double
seat that Mrs. Booth had pre-empted. She
smiled and divided an orange with him
Then she quizzed the shy little stranger in
the rusty garments.
do you travel much, my boy?
Meyers on the cars before but twict,
marm."
rs that so? Why. where do you live p"
"Chua, marm."
China! My! Aren't you long way from
home?"
"Yes'm, but l brought my dinner, COS
father said they'd ask like all creation for
anything to eat circus day"
Mrs. Booth was very much worked up,
Tor the thought flashed across her mind
that this innocent-lookng youngster was
guylng her. She leaned forward and asked
very sternly:
Little boy. when did you leave home ?"
This morning, marm."
China?" "''' 10
ITS, over beyond Waterville a piece.
Yon take the stage-'
But Mrs. Booth turned to her book with
out waiting for more Information upon the
topography of Maine.
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Ex-cashier Flood Arraigned.

John W. Flood, ex-cashier of the Dono-
hoe-Kelly Bank. was yesterday arraigned
before Judge Seawell on the charge Of en-
bezzling 100000.
His counsel, W. W. Foote, demurred to
the Indictment Of the Grand Jury on the
ground that 1t was so carelessly worded as to
be uninteliiglble, but the demurrer was
overruied.
After some pickering between Mr.. Foote
and Assistant District Attorney Hinkie in
regard to the date tc be set for the trial, i.
was decided to take up. the case on The 22d
inst
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o. N. RAMSEY. Manager.
PALACE HOTEL

THE PALACE HOTEL OCCUPIES AN Eyrtza
block In tbs center OF San Fr1acEscU IL IL ~.
model hotel OF the world Fire aid esrthgt,t,
proof Has nine elevators. Every room Is ,.r.,
nght and airy. The ventilation IS perfect A a.S
and closet adjoin every room. All rooms arr -,
OF access from broad light corridors rhe eeltr Il
court, Illuminated by electric light, It's Ian men,
glass ro0f, broad balconies, earrl agc-v way anI
cal plants are features hitherto UuxnoyT. 10 IN
can hotels guests entertained on ether tns n, -
can or European plaG. The resi- turaat - IN -
u the city Secure rocinS In adyauc. by t-fa ,r -,
ing. THE PAIsCr tfnr =, ~
i1t u San Fran~.se.. a.,
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PALACE HOTEL.

A series OF prohibition meetings are being
given at the Christian Church, Twelfth street,
near Howard. The one on next Monday even
Ing viii be addressed by the Rev. r. j. Briggs,
DID,, pastor Of Centenary NJ. L, Church.
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OCEAN STEAMS HIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL sIEAhlsYlp ca

THROUGH LINE TO NEW YORK, VtAPASIv,
i steamers Will sail al noon the STA y---
1bth ana 10Th OF each mOnth, ca iiig az sSs.-F5S
various ports ot Mexico aud Central A.ne.ici
=, Ihiough i1he saiilnGs- r.y -. - Arapu t. o:
MAY 20, IS. Colon: > IS. tflyo Nrw Yor.
NorE-When The sa.llnS day ta'is on sun ~
s'edher VIII Oe aisrateard liie faliowinS M1adlT
WAY LINE TO MEXICAN AND CENTkAL
AMEklCAN, PokrS AND PANAMA
steamers leave Sun francisco at n.na on the n
anu doth OF each month. calas AZ various NJ .xteal
and Cen tral American ports
way Line Salllngs-SS Juan. May ls: ~
San Jose, June s.
IAPN - 80 t'ETr~ I--F
FOR YOKOHAMA AND UoNuK NJ
Sonheetlns at Aokohana wi'h steamers rar sata;-
tai, ard at Ilongkoug for East iBd e., Straits e.c
g. Ieru. Saturday. May ~. ats Pm
at PM
ss. City OF Peking. Thursday. ~, - AZ srN
SIS. China W. n"l"'u Tuesday 'riy 3PM
duced rates.
For freight or passage apply a. Or.ee cor lsr
FIRST and Brannan streets.
branch Ontce-2O2 front street.
ALEXANDER CEN FER. General AGENT
The morning call., 1893-05-07

IN UKIAH-FiSE 2-sTORY BRICK BUILDING
on Main st; stores and 2 rooms; reasonable.
Apply 5l4 Montgomery ST.. city MYTH
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PERSONALS.

IA ANTED-To MAKE THE ACQUAINTANCE
w of a-reSpectable woman that wants to marry
nd live on q ranch Address box Al, Stillwater,
shasta County Cal.
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- ENTIFNAN WELL OFF WOULD LIKE TO
NJ meet young lady OF means. who would like to go
10 the Worlds Fair and Europe; object matii-
mony: only those Of character and position need
reply NJ o., box 120. Call Branch once. my7 3t*
IIE CASH BUYERS ARE ENTITLED TO Low
n nrices and. can get them at SMITHS 4lS
Front ST. san FratrcIsco Take elevator for cloak
room w caring apparel. house window furnish
rnss: itatiouery. school wants, shoes, hos cry,
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MEDICAL.

+ ADfEsi cHioa aasTER's ENGLISH IPEN ny.
II royal Pills Diamond brandt are the best. Safe
tsliabe. Take no other. Send &C (stamps) for par
.teuIars "ReIief for Ladies'" in letter by return
mall AT druggists. Chichester Chemical Co.. Phil
sdelrhia Ia Pa. apS SaSuTh ly
The morning call., 1893-05-07

PUY GROCERIES AT W. F. HARRIS ~ CO.'S
ID CASH STORE. 9u92 Ninth ST, near Mission
We quote. SUBJECT 10 change; Pa q oca brand jams
1ars, IS cents, 81 30 per doz Eagle MIX,
90 dozen; To regular trade only granulated
sugar Is rs for a., less than iobhinI rates: best
Point Reeves butter, 4cc roll: choice butter. sec:
Il IS me-fjr packing, think 1t over: eggs lsc
zoe adoz lu our store; look over our stock; right
prices on eYerythingi goods. shipped every
where apis SaSu Emo
The morning call., 1893-05-07
Country Club-match shoot:

i0'al''"..;..li..'' -: IL: ...:..u..;a;i:.in.",s".sS
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:DONN TOWN STORES CAN'T UNDERSELL Us:
II Scotch Liuoe cum, yds wide. 75c: ollclothS 25c
per yard, eaH and get mates w. j. PATIO
SlEN- Carpet Co cor. 10Th 4 Valencia g su tu tn 6m
The morning call., 1893-05-07

:DHcTUGKAPHS FROM LIFE-MUDEL STUD
i les lor artists, beauties, etc; 10 900 numb es:
the LARGEST and handsomest collection Of the ord:
catAl que Sc; sample collection 50 In closed en-
Ielopts. ADOLF EsT1RGEK, Fine Art Publisher,
licnua, Austria. apll TuSu 6ts
The morning call., 1893-05-07

A DVICE FREE ON DIVORCE LAWS. PROBATE
u insolvency, collectious, damages. liens. etc g.
W. HOWE; atty. $50 Market, cor Stockton. mrStf
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DkQPOSALS-THEDIR or THE M a +
=. DUMB and Blind Asylum solicit bids for ;he erec
bon OF building at Berkeley Separate pronossis sre
required for mason and iron work carnenteri T, q. a
pissteIing plum bling and gasitting; tin gavahized
IRON ahd siatlngi painting and glazing. Plans and
specifications can be seen after this date at a.
ONCE of WRIGHT q SANDERS 4Is California a. .
san FRANCISCO. BIDS win 1e received aud opened
at the asylum June Z. 1898
my7 6tsu W. L. PRATHER, Secretary.
The morning call., 1893-05-07
BUSINESS CHANCES.

DESPrCTABLE PERSON WISHES TO ME
IL with good business man as partner In lodgi
house grocery. Address b. Y. box 160,
Branch Office.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13
TINE OPENING PLAY.

The season at Gyccnwall'H opera house
viii begin on Moldny, Sept, 4, and for The
oprt luz attraction Manager Greanwall
has secured the great romantic actor Mr..
Robert Mlutell, and he will he seen here
In his latest success, "rhc l'ncc in the
Moonlight" The San Francisco Morn
lug Can, In speaking Of It's presentation
In that city, says!
'l,ohcrt Burr Mnntcll, supported by
n good dramatic company. rrlpepcd lhs
New California thcater last evening with
Charles O,hOrur's romantic dstmn, The
Gee iu 'hr Moonlight Mgnt1l inn
pen uatcd the dual role of Robert. Il
criminal, and Victor Ambrose, u soldier.
aud IN both presentations acquitted him
self well iu the mclodramaur vein. The
business turns on ease Of mistaken
identity, aud resembles IN this respect
the work on the SiOrkwVll stage In
"l,cNr Ia Homie" but the details In the
working on are faf' apart from each
other The play Is very strong and Man
This story has already been published
aud 1t IA unnecessary 10 repeat Il, Some
good acting was seen In the effort of Il.
G.. ItngOld us liuudct, a spy Muncr by
Ernest Hastings, and j. NJ fedHs rs
Buptistc Miss Charlotte Rehreng was a
little oppressive us lAlcillc Munler, Miss
Catherine kerriran neat as Marguerite.
The management FULFILLED It's promise Ia
mounting the play we'll The different
scenes were admirably set and each form
cd picture. Thcrr are four acts IN
each Of which the title Of the play Is
carried out. There Is, hrAides the face
IN the moonlight. the face Ia the street,
the face In the picture and the face in
the prison where Victor is about to be
condemned for ltahat's crime.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13

CAIR0LIirON, Ca. Aug. 12-At
Brooks station last Sunday waiter
Reeves and John Price dinUJHGl.ly as
saultel Dora bishop Price was to take
her 20 chnr,li that night They trav-
clcd in d buggy some distance wien
Price siUfIcl and Reeves cane out of
the woods The young lady was
d. Il from the buggy by The two
fcn aHi forced 90 submit under the
tlrrrat 'hi' he would l:il hrr II She ever
made known what had boon done.
prlrc took The y1ung woman 10 church
and harl; home Wlrrlui3 were sworn
out next morning and Reeves was
caught. Price escaped, At the pre-
liminlrY trial yesterday, although Tho
young lady swore positively to the facts
People are highly indignant. The ms.
tee is a cousin Of Price. Il Is said of.
lirers are close after Price
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13
MN. wIrrEN's SIDE
orthc "t,ove aud Revenge" story.
He snes for a Cow Not for Presents
Made.

Far, worth Tex. Aug. IL, 1893.
To The Gazette;
In vour issue Of today under the bead
Of Love and Revenge" wherein you
represent me as having sued Mrs. rig
gins for value Of presents made to hef
daughter vou do ue great injustice and
wholly mispqrescn, the facts l nave
sued Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins for the value
Of a cow and culf. set Of harness car
riace ton and money collected by Mrs.
higgins for me.
For th.. truth Of these statements l
refer to the papers in the ease now On
file IN Justice Kcnnely's court.
Neither the presents nor the money
that gave 10 Miss Mary higgins has
anyfbipg Ia do with this suit Referring
TO YOUR estimate Of the amount which /
expended Oh the young lady, which you
have fixed at Sl3, | must admit that
yOu have not made an oNer.estlinatg' lor
would Won have exaggerated nor nisrep-
resented Inc matter had you made the
nu1unr 500 more than You manu-
However. these are matters " "
only the votug lady and myself are ca.
ccrupd mud ARE tn mo perfectly salts
factory. know that | shall never and
hope thlt The young laly will never
cal upon the courts TO adjust orr affairs
and owing 10 the fact that the old lady
has wcnkrned and has not sued me for
Islander MS She threatened me TO do, and
Furthermore. that ! have already sued
the old folks for tac amount thnt they
owe me. and they can no longer hope ia
intimidntc me ly such threats from
ginning my just dues. ] think il will
bc safe L, assume that the decision Of
the little case now pending in justice
Kennoly's court will end legal hostiltic'
bciwern us. aud will g~io settle the mat
ter whether the claim be for fine dresses
feathers. etc. for Miss Mary 10 wrar
or for q good, kind COW to slpply her
with milk to driuE.
The cht.tiscmunt that Mr.. Cogins re
cciycd from ne was not OF account Of
Miss HIGGINS. "a you stated in ynul
paper. hut ON account of what ! re
garled aud resented as insults from slit
CnEins to myself.
VIII Won kindly give this the sam,
publicity you din tho article in question
Yours Respectfully.
G., T.. WIrTEN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13
THE CRY TOURNAMENT

The members Of tho tennis cluh who
contemplate entering the city tourna-
nicnt are practising h1ri and getting
themselves in good trim for the coming
contest
As was before announced in The Ga
zctts. the drs, game will be called at
O'Clock wednesday evening next and
at the same hour each succeeding eveu-
inc until the series j. completed. which
will probable Zee Saturday Those who
hnyc not rlrcndy entered should give
their naincs either to Mr. Rounds or Mr.,
littlpjohn Al once, as the entries Will
positively close 40 u O'Clock noon Mnu-
DAY. The schedule Of games and the
order n playing viii be published We'd
ne,day morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13
NE rRrsrEEs AssooIAroN.

The Tarrant County School Trustees
association met at the West Bclknap
school house yesterday morning At $3.50
O'Clock. The meeting was called to order
by Superintendent Buck. j. L. scoggius
Of Birdyillc was elected temporary chair.
man, and a. NJ Youngbload Of River.
side temporary secretary. Tho nssocla-
tlon was lcl in prayer by I. =, Young
hlocd w 4. Williams. ESQ. Of the
Fort Worth bar made the welcome ad.
dress II was full Of hospitality and
warm greeting. lie made somc excellent
snggeglons TO the trustees aud Impressed
upon fhem the Importance Of their office
Inc response was delivered by Superin-
tendcnt Il. IL. Buck.
Compensation Of School Trustees" was
treated IN general discussion. II seem
ed 70 he the general opinion that the
trustees should have reasonable re-
mnneiation for ihcr services.
Toe meeting tlien adjourned.
=. 10 the afternoon Qualifications Of
Irustees' was ably discussed by j. /.
Wright and other gentlemen Suuerln,
tendent Ladd Of Mississippi nude a very
sensible and highly Appreciated talk.
"Hnearation Of the 1'eachss'' waa tho
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13
isIIIL s.MoH

We offer 500 reward for any case Of
cl.arrh that can not be cured by HAIRS
Il. j. CHENEY 4 co, Toledo, O.
We. the undersigned, have known Il,
j, Cheney for tho last lttecn wears, aud
believe him perfectly honorable In AL
business transactions and financially able
10 carry out any obligations made by
their firm.
WEST & TRAuN, Wholesale Druggists
Toledo. q.
WAi4DING. KEENAN, & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. q.
Halls Catarrh Cur is taken inter.
nally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Tesii-
molila,s sent free. Price 80 cents per
bottle. Sold BY all drngglsts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13

In the stnm8ch and bowels produced hy a
violent purgallyr and It's consequent drcnrl-
Ing action. upvrr are. brciusc II Is Inn
possible they should he. followed by per.
weaLans nni toru.ses thc organs Tor
whose relief It is usel can do cool. Blue
pills, clumcl, pndophyliin. suits nni seuna,
vegetable or mineral purgatiVe pills. Hrc
\ relluh'v anil effective Substitute for
them Is lIOs'e;tcr's Stomach liitrrs, which
effects a change both natural aud thor
ough In She bowels when they are cons,l-
patel A sufficient nnl regular secretion
Of bile by the liver aud sound digestion are
also promoted by Its use Malaria In all
liz forms rheumatism aud Kidney trouble
are dhviliel by this line rcfnrmcr Of DIS
ordered conditions of the system \ wine.
glnssful three times day is about the
dose,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13

,1ie,t OF m excellent address by frot.
Nj tlausy,y Of Manshsd
THANKS were cxteudedtp ihe school
i,,,ri AZ Fort Worth and Prof O.. X.
uom,nau. Who is prilripal Of tue Bel.
knap school. for the use OF the school
building. ...... ...,.,is,..,-
a ereat deal 81 interest WAS manifest
ed. and those present OPPOSES, .'nolh-
ress Of the meeting A trustee cannot
well aiTorj TO miss these meetings. Some
thirty OF forty teachers 81 the county
were quite an appreciated addition to
the usual attendance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13
OK A THEFT CHARGE.

Deputy SheriGs Jim Swan and Joe
Wiicher arrested yesterday aud placed In
the county Jail, one Il. Nichols on the
charge Of embczzlcment under SO
Nichols Is restaurant keeper near
Firhtb and Main streets. and the com
plant was filed by Lizzie Lewis. She
claim. she gave Nichols the nloney with
which to pay rent for hes, and lac appro'
priatcd 1t To his own USE. while he
claims be- gave the money TO another man
10 pas the rent and that he never came
bnck
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13
EoRT WORTH,S
Greatest Retail Drug slOr,,

The Fort Worth Pharmacy company,
errnt rctnii drug emporium and fountain
hend fer ali kinds OF drugs. medicines.
snrglcaI Instruments, mechanical cura-
tiye devices, aged eye glasses and spec
tacles' nenr-sight eye glasses and spectac.
los colored aud smoked glasses for weak
eyes, perfumery, brushes, combs and all
kinds Of toilet goods, Prescriptions a
er yonr patronage is solicited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13

yterooftcr Uniform price OF 10 cents
ma viii be charged for obituaries
Sni resolutions Of respect printed In lie
Gnvetts seven words 20 the line
Inc cash must accompany orders for
." 'u'A GAZETTE COMPANY.
March /. 1S9&
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13

MARFNGO. Arson county, y. c.
We used Chamhcrlnin's Collie Cholera
aud Dinrrhoea Remedy in twn cases Of
ilUN and lind 1t speedy in elfccting a cure
Both cascs wore entirely wen after tax.
ing the first dose
WALL & SPENSER.
For sale by " Il, Grammer aud j. p.
Nicks * Co, druggists.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13

NIGo, Spain. Aug. 12.-The French
transport Drome, " this port, was badly
damaged IN collision with the Fronch
stcnmcr OcteyEic, which sank, carry
Ing i've persons with her The oe,e-
VILE picked up eighteen persons.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13

Goo. CLARK. n w and D........ 1850
Joe Sgully, Texas aud Pacific. .... GlG1
John Mccarthy. Cotton Bolt..... 1000
Dave Iabn. Texas and Pacific. 49,. $500
4. Il. Woodward. Texas and Pacific 304-l
W. u Ron, IT. W aud D....... 2O.lO
W w. llnuncy. II. and r. C..... 9aS1
VI. :. Bog"rl, Tnsa9 and pncifc. =. 27SG
= T. Farmer R0cl, Island. 2l22
J. \. Koran. Texas and Pacific. go. BOSS
]. w. DIXON. Rio Grladr. 1872
Jas Connor Texas aud Pacific. 1890
H. Sinclair, Cotton Eplt........ 1852
g. W. Richards. Texas and Pacific lT2J
G, w. Smith, Texas aud Pnrifr.... 1925
fmuk Paul Texas and Pncilir.... 1907
y. VI. Garrett. TeSns and Pacific. .. l42i
u Cobb Cotton B'lt...,........ 1924
julie Alynrl, ~. W. and D...... 1904
Chns Elliott, Texas and Iarifr.... aSn
i. +. Ingram, 3lNas aud Pacific. 81. G}2
ChGs liarrill Cotton Rclt........ $50
w. u. Settle, ii. and r. Com. 1O3
j. ID. Petty. ACCOMPLISHMENTS. 30
T.. DnrN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13

Don't hoard your money; put Il where
y will he safe aud secure YOU profit.
Bay lot in the Union Depot addition
Ia Fort Worth. \ safe and profitable
Investment. Prices low; interest small.
SWAINIl, ALLEN & co, Agents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13

This is our 500 calf shoe. It is
gu,rlutcel, II fits the foot We haye
y variety Of STYLES Tie host value that
has ever been put in shoe leather
EVANS & ROE. ,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13

Mrs Winslows Soothing Syiup for
children tcething sooths tho clil !, softeqs
and Is the best remedy for Alsraoea,
20 cents bottle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13

No bufiet should be without hottie ot
AngosturA bittcrs, tho South American ap-
petixer. Manufactured by Dr.. a. n.
Ss,gert a Sous Ask your druggist.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13

Stage hnnds throughout the country
want Now York Mhgrs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-13

! have several rice thoroughbred Ter
sevs aud gTaln Durham cuys with Young
calves for sale. Prices and terms rcn-
snnahlc. Address g. +. Wilton, Fort
Worth Tex. p, q. box NJ.