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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-12-21
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

Owing to the holiday vacation the
date of the teachers meeting to be
held at Worthington is hereby chang
ed to Jan. ID. The Ellsworth meeting
will be held Jan. 20. Hope this will
meet with the approval of all. 81
All those teachers who have not
joined the reading circle, will confer
favor by sending their names tothis4
Office at once. So far I am surprised
and chargined at the indifference
OF majority of the teachers
of the county. lam sorry that you
are not showing an appreciation Of
the efforts and sacrifices made in your
interest and behalf. MI
I am not going to scold or threaten
but will say that you ought to be-
ashamed, your hearts are not in the
work, therefore the sooner you are
disrolled the better for the children
and the schools. Do you ever think
of your duties7 Have you any idea
of the mission of the teachers of this
county, Do you know the meaning
of the word teacher7 Find correct
answers to these questions, and you
will agree with me that you are false
to your trust and scandal to your
profession.
Every teacher in the county should
take up the work of the reading circle.
If the cost was such that I thought
you could not join: I would not ask
you, feel that the cost of the books
that we are reading is within the
reach of all. s~..~ .s4s, .".s 81
. If it is not, you can attend the meet-
ings.s,,W Va ara tired tal ring IA 4empty &,
benches, if we need any practice We
can take possession of barn near BY.
Respectfully solicit the aid of all
those who are interested in the
growth and success of our public u
schools and the perpetuity of Ameri-
can institutions. n
Remember the corner stone of this
republic is education.
The masses must be educated if we 4.
look for continuance of what Amer
lea means;the danger of ignorance on i
the part of the masses is so serious
that we can hardly over estimate the
value of our effort toward popular \
education. 5.
Along this line is a sacred duty
and grave responsibility. s
T. B. MAeU1RE, , S
County Superintendent.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-12-21
MRS. BLAISDELL,
known All Over the State as
the Minnesota Blizzard.

Old time readers of the ADVANCE
will remember Mrs. Blaisdell, known
as the minnesota Blizzard" who, a
number of years ago, resided near:
Brewster. Theold lady was accentric,
many thought her insane at times. She
was kept politician (as female pol.
iticians go) and four years ago made.
something of reputation throughout
the state. OF late the "Blizzard"s has
been quite busy lodging the officers,
endeavoring to keep out of the pro-:
bate court, but the following from the
Pioneer Press would indicate that she
is having poor success: "A telegram
from Fergus Falls was received yes
terday at the Office of the Pioneer
Press stating the attorneys there were
unable to understand the decision Of
the supreme court in the case of Mrs. !
Blaisdell, who was committed to the
insane asylum by the probate court
and afterward discharged by order Of
the court commissioner. The tele- &
gram states that Mrs. Blaisdell was
committed under the new lunacy law
of 1898, and not under the code of the
probate court, 1887. The appeal was
made by the sheriff of the county from
the writ of habeas corpus issued by
the court commissioner, stating that
Mrs. Blaisdell had been illegally held.
1t appears on reference to the laws of
1898, under which the telegram states
that Mrs. Blaisdell was committed,
that that clause of the new law which
relates to the examination of persons
held for insanity does not go into
effect until after Jan. l, 1894, SO that
it would have been impossible for
Mrs. Blaisdell to have been committed
under it. 49,, IA .s5s5 s535 30
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-12-21
EXCHANGE NOTES.
Picked from Prom.
inent Papers.

Bobleter has held his job long
enough for the public good. Repub.
licans should bounce him at the next
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Reporter.
Right! Hangers-on do more to
create discord in a party than any
other cause. Some people hang on
just as long as there is piece large
enough for them to settle their fangs
in. Politics with them is a personal
business.
. The Window Reporter thinks coffee
and pistols for two will soon be re-
quired among the editorial writer's in
Mobiles county. They are having it
hot down there; wonder what it will
be when a campaign is in progress?
It seems lamentable that the editors
of such excellent papers as the No
bles County Democrat, of Adrian, and
the Worthington ADVANCE cannot
pursue the even tenor of their way
without descending to personal abuse.
News-Messenger.
That is right. They are both good
papers, and the editors are both good
fellows-only little mad. We be-
lieve the boys are pursuing bad
policy, but understand they are per-
sonally good friends. This paper
thinks, however, that news item, or
a bright editorial paragraph, which
either of them can write, would en-
terrain the people who enjoy the per-
sonal abuse" plan better than the
ill feeling. The boys are
both No. good fellows. and will
sach stske paft lffstiIs llitorial pre-,
gram next week.-Windom Reporter.
In the language of the school boy:
''Well, he commenced it,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-12-21
Who's MY 10 John?

49, " Ao . NAJ oo oOAh
Saturdays St. Paul Globe has the
following: Detective Doyle arrested
John Anderson "my Joe John" yes
terday afternoon for dispos-
ing of team of horses and cutter
for $40. The team consisted of bay
stallion and sorrel gelding, hitched
toa box cutter. The rig looked to be
worth $3.50 or $500. Anderson sold it
to liveryman on First avenue south.
He claimed that it was his, and that
he lived at Worthington, Mimi, but
when asked whether a telegram,
sent there would identify him, Ander-
son didn't know where to send the
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-12-21

G. G. Whitney, of the Marshal
News-Messenger, read paper, giving
his opinion as to how country news
paper should be conducted; the paper
was we'll received and favorably COM
mented upon. Those who read the
News-Messenger realize that Bro.
Whitney knows something about
running newspaper. After the bus
mess meeting the guests enjoyed the
remainder of the evening in dancing,
interspersed with instrumental and
vocal music.
At II o'clock the company depart
ed. Long may the banner of the
good people of Window wave, they
are deserving of the good things of
this earth.
The newspaper people present were:
G. G. Whitney and daughters, News
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

bus coruei. only 10 be comnen,a a.
spDd Them for boots by his uhnnnrce;s,
tive parents. a ninc. lanlohci n'rn ~
independent career hr d earning ihe nin.
uiiircnt salary of slxpcnce pef MIGHT IN
the nanionimc nc the Drury fAue linen.
ter, but even Ills princely salarr could
not secure Linn the possession az MI ia,
loved instrument; SO he worked onl iis
tened and diligently practiced on A month.
piece which he had secured until 10 was
twelve years OF age Then q great pince
of good fortune hefcll BIN. nr fobnd y
cnrnct N Q pown-hroker's window M mil,
fifteen sliillings, 1t had hole in h ia ~
sure nNt was q cornei, and Tie boy In.
vested gu ms savings, aud from that mo
ment began the dllirent work that lies al
the foundation Of Bic wonderful career
Ills frst public unnearauce In london rs
q soloist WAS in 1860 at The Princess thea
ter AT n salary Of thirty slilllnrs a week
lilS success was Instantaneous A tour
thronEh Europe. followed. h0nors being
shoWefeu upon the young musician every
WHERE, aud with more substantial rccog-
milton OF us genius IN Tie amount receive
cd for his work In 1871 Levy wns on
gagged by Fisk to come 10 America for
series Of concerts, for which he was 10 rc-
ceive Inc sum OF $1,000 Ills career
since that tine Is well known. but thc
priyatms Of his early life, the nnremit-
ting toll. and the stcadfast devotion 10 his
art whict has marked his life from chill-
hood, oifer IN example to Young neonlp
that cannot fail to he OF value,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

rfoposnls Tor permits for grazing on
tho higW9 nnl NVpHqrhe tg.erYn.
ton, uAwhoma. United states lniiln
ANIMATE. "a. NoU W. iAGl sonifd
proposals. for permits 20 ataae gttie mot
hoNos, ginrp o. hngsl r. VIC period q one
ss fas dgsdrbta 6i i6e kioSa pna ''S 70.
inhrcno ruiIryahon On Ter indorned
S1 sfaals s IS ln dnas I pss% ko sa
and rpinunahg Agency Anadnfso
o. refa VII ny rereitrt a.
NJ NJ NondaS' nerenlbsf w. 1903. Az othsr
notosshfy Information, inrluIluF prescribed
form " lease Hni ihn amount OF bond ~.
iurnishei upon application ~ tbs Oiiicf'
Haait1 proposals mnst state The price pur
acre por Hanpm, and Also HE naslinum
number OF castle proposed % be graKed
ihsrr0n pt any enc time, proplsaia uust
b. submitted for Grazing permit or lease
faf iho period q one {taf only from dAir
y proposed e award llu privilege 10 tha
bidder proposing 10 pay tile hifbeat prize
for ihe ralsr, Dnl 30 ieht !. fcsefyed %
IN ioleef niil - isaiol ihoenndef except
tp1n tho approval Uf tio hqlOfahle HnQfe'
fhTy Of ihc interior thch hid must
9 9s S ssg3l'pi apea Some 1nitSd sis aS-
DEPOSITORY Or solrent national bank 10 tho
yianliy of the blqdors phase Il bHlnpg',
ai0fer ~ indian hhaili. for NJ least o nor
senf ~ me amount ~ tho proposal. which
rhaaf or dfnn shall be forfeited 10 TIN
uniied State in case any lidder Or blddra
fereivinp ala uhyurd sh8il fan 10 properly
astcntd Tho 1gr0ciurni for lease for grdslbF
i,rigiiaars. aud suitable bond Tor falthful
performance Gf hls parf ~ the CONTRACT,
,fi.sr,sien 10 be returned 70 inc bidder
i,iidhr receiving ND award VIII b. 10
united to.furiiali protection 70 81 Indians
utinr wiliin fhef rr1pecilYn RANGES
neains4 an deprolnfidha from atOek An
MIX ,nuat BE- submitted IN nrc0rdnnco with
tbe sernis " thh Advertisement or ilieg
1Vll moi be considered AZ NE expiration
~ M iline for which aaid landa are lNaar1
an feness hnt thereon VIII revert 10 tho
lndInus Said fnngf4 are bounded rs fol-
lava H. vii. ltnnEe No. I y south nf lnrt
xii Rbont tx Mills aud u bounded on Tue
north aud west by lands now usel fpr
,,rsyine DHrifsfsl hy tlmgnchc indnus
fonih bf pasture now fasf1 10 Augaa
ilroi eaat By p7sii1e ieased 70 Cox az
tlerRe. and contains nhon, 1000 enres ~
I'D lfaa ihnn q cent per aero viii DO
eiiferiaincd FOR ihls range. linnge No. Il
vsosf On Anfdnfkb hhoht thlftyinYo Wlina,
and Il bounded m follow, io-N1it; NORTH
by Washilh river and Cheyenne country
gaufh IS road runniar from Anadhrk0 10
Elf traan east bf llnlry Mountain creek.
tggst br pasture leased 70 Cox q itOusiOn,
eotliainina about 4a $50 ncrrf. Hugh ~
Braan. Aciirg iudlqn Aren't, koEa nul
Comanrha Agency, Anadnrfo, oklahonia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

-, .,,. Of the musician and Of tho
'..i,o will be the only attraction at
...asn's tbi, week. And they will be
....stei by the worlds greatest expon-
N III great Levy aud the great Herr
r.,a 4 none but concede that Levy is
I. nstest cornetist the world has pro-
IN he Is tbe unriyalcd master of his
\ whose feet the tribute Of SUI
LA has been hid in all pnrts of tie
IN world. He stands on the top
spnsacle Of fame-absolutely above
sbsyond criticism, M
1--WE company presents a vaudeville
t'rsinmeut OF the very highest class.
ismr tiph Is Laura Dainty, who
(, brn denominatcd the queen Of .cn-
--,ioer.r llanra Dainty has hui few
IA, a reciter and reader She has
\ e,tuisite Yoicc, under perfect control,
ri i'aimts 50 mobile that they of them
,itss tel viii a wealth Of meaning what
hsguase can but coldly express.
Nsro. he marvellous magician. is also
IN ls,y Marc Is strikingly amusing
An cssnnltely dcceiving, He performs
soma rhikablp fcats and has gained u
voilxie renown.
Eirni Hessclbcrg, the famed pianist
b aio rfl Levy. Hesselberg Is q grad
uh II he Royal philharmoniquc Con-
itmiay Of Music Of Moscow.
IL Icralisi Of the company Is Mile.
Sr'A Costa, Belgian by birth, and a
UNNa 81 worldwide renOWu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03
rylnwnlrnR surrLms.

THE REMINGTON STANDARD TYNE.
writer las been Tor more thnn nfiecn
4olrs, uad y now, the standard wtiihg
machine Of the world It's laiOsi model Is
for al mnehincs, Merchant s Manning,
state dealers Dallas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

|al5s,, VIZ features Of the great Low
q a. epAn g 20 appear nj tile mora
- 'aaSh'lay night win he mo piano
-sli Ne ,ynnng Russian. Edward
8 cse lie Is a recent arrivnI IA
~ being one Of mo Habre,g
,eiiaea w ago, but his mlstoriy
~ N rn,h % his own compost.
~ m w works Of oihera. have
ti,si., .he very front rank
s,ii lie Is called second
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03
OFFICE or INSURANCE.
STATISTICS AND history.

MU7Vn1 TF-1 VOVTTITUTT % IOUO- !
n, An whom u May concern; This d n,
es4fifr ihqf ne Nafinnal fife Aeaoriniifn ~
Tfsrfsni Conn, hn1 10 nj rcsperfa fuily
c0aipred WIN ihp lor9 " Toaau az con-
thls Iini0. nbd that said cpl0puHy holdt a
certificate or Authority from TIM oiiirr an-
flrlng II TO 90 hudncgs IN thla auto ff1n
no iiiii iiay b November 1sila. u the 3iss
dny Gf December. fAl.
iseni3 Gwen iiider ny hand and seal.
at once. ~ Austin, mo day ana date nfap
$50. =. HoiLn0swoFrH
Commissioner.
Reilnlf nnt energetic areu4 Nnntaa.
efil AEsHt Fort Worth, TX
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03
WANT COLUMN.
THE GAZETTE is THE GREATEST
nM AN1n, MEnIIIM ~ trIIls anrrtr

THE GAZETTE IS THE GREATEST
WANT MEDIUM IN TINE sourH.
Nothing Is published free except sitna.
lions ..nted This exception IA mads
solely for tue hsneat OF those who are
anxious TO secure employment An other al.
verlsements IN THIS department sre charged
Tor ~ the i'te OF cent word each issue
payable IN advance. Np advertisement ~
PERSONAL.
LOST
FOUND
SfhAlED.
STOLEN.
sTnAYED on STOLEN
FOR RENT.
ron SALE
Help WANTED.
BUSINESS CHANCES
WANTED DWELLINGS,
WANTED Rooms
WANTED HOARD
WANTED -nOARDEUs.
WANTEO-ttEAI ESTATE.
MANfEn-TO EXCHANGE
WANTED AIlSCELLANEOUS
Professional huaneial aud other cards.
special no,lceg, etc, In this classified de.
partfucpi Sis q line per MONTH Discount
Tor time ads and for cnsh.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

NOW piay called the The NewsD9y,
psht was recently tried NJ Princeton H.
AMI enpther piece called The Village
Sns hai IA initial performance at fort-
aee. Wis. on November D.
Edwarl Emery has been fngased by
Tyrone Power 10 play the. ioadlnE luFe'
nile part. Cecil Cumming IA Inc leA4n'
10 be produced at Che ffih aVenhe tue
rter Oh Jhnrslay afternoon
Clarence L. Holt has loft San Fran
ciaeo and IS now with Mrs. John Drew
cornutnv. naying Capt Jack Absolute M
1ne Rivals. and Harry Dornion ~ Inc
Road 10 Ruin
II. u. Price VIII manage the bench, 10
no riytn for Marvin Il. Clarke tho pilpl
journalist. which will take place % i,aiu'.
~ thoater on Sunday, December 10
Theresa Vaughn sang for the first time
-, Satnr,lav afternoon an American lul-
isiy' he words Of which are By Eugene
Fyod and he music OF which Il BY Dan
Tel Gillette.
Oscar Sahonins. who personate7
Connecticut Cd maid in Nutmeg
Match. 5, said 70 Ne the iAllesl ACTOR on
he American sipee.
Frank Daniels Engaged in Salt Lake
cttv Annie DMnlcy. q youiT woman
with phencmsud baritone voicr
Frank T.. swan has dramaiiSed I'd
uarl Bnliamy's Locking bncAMAtl- Aof
p;eeo K 70 DO produced next season
Emily Pizsl's new opera yaulle'i t,,. ~,
Ne pFolurei by Adtlina fatn ~ Do7''''
ihis egeains-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

y. Herrmann's manner is the same
~ svle. He Is full of quaint man
" ~ ana puts great deal OF fun
- lilekery, thus adding TO the eS-
- Of the renl merits Of tha pcr-
s.e; One Of the best parts Of the
leesl y the set Of three dances by
HERMANN. She dances under the
IN wv eighl calcinm lights in different
1sO NE house, and the movements
" uAiicgs, her artistic costumes and
,a~f and SKIN with which she manip-
I'M ~ folds Of her generous robes.
w IN q dellclnful effect. The first
IN wv aerpentinc, is not greatly ont
y culinary, but the g0rgcOusnpas Of
l Nle uses In the butterfly dance.
,-.prainess Of the poses she adopts
.,eeit the insect and the aceur-
|r,su which She initiates some Of its
4 Fls. make beautiful scene. The
n ans,ne dance. however, is tho best
IN nFe,c In this tbs robe Is pure
y ~i' W the almost marvellous man
49, which she makes the flmy
49,. gown hoat and wriihe IN the
~ lhe many lines cast upon Il
- alue' Ike q rainbow on the white
~ ~ eject is beautiful In the ex-
Y hermann always concludes the
i.nee With one OF his new aud
as' Nine, Hermann Is der
KY m'dair when she suddenly
|1i VI the chair IN which Sid was
.iug 10 the stage. During the
'lis,-aeoe Prof. Hcrrmnnn used fhe
En- N XIV sluge furniture recently
= Nh sle mana segment Of the house.
|siadee 'a materially To the stage ap-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

FROM e. H. SiLt1MAN'S RESIDENCE.
November ~, a llrwellrn setter pup,
months old, blnck. white aud tau; has
} Morgan Wcils,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

MARRIED LADIES' SAFEGUARD. 40
medicine; no equal. money refunded n
not sati, factory. Send iOc TO Ladies'
Novelty Co., Kansas cry Mo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

MARRIED LADIES SEND 10 CENTS FOR
'lnfnllible Safeguard" mo medicine no
deception; Just what you want Ladies'
Bazaar. Kansas city, Mo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

Professional financial mud other cards, |
eneclni nbilcss "ic IN INA cinssiaed dc. |
n1rttuenf Si.nS In. nor month Discount |
for line ads eni for cnsh.
=
PERSONAL.
s',-'' -s-r''-''''''''~
d1setI se nt Spu on i' aru nv wa" IcyerpI
through lie uD-fofiire IL initinis prc usrl |
thcy shpnid h. directed 10 the Gaze OF some /
person nffn or postoiiire hox.
List VI letters rcmainllr nncanci for IN |
i'ersoHs calling for t6cm Win p,Ssse shy al.
yertised
W. IL. n K.-2
..---s. .-----
nof,s Hnfisephr liefylreTant fSr wo1bIs
burns. ecnIds cuts. bruises. collie. rrnmps
polleyil. foGt.Wil, bolts, fstula lor
man nj beast. For saic aud guaranteed
We So
setii, ar drlf y,ir. since ,viii vrit,' Ia,
me VT cali ii my onlce aud idcntlf. hei
fercsis. m mol here any frl9nd Of heT,
,yiu confer a favor by giving ND her iast
knuwu postofiicn edir,,s4 NJ y prr.
more. attorney NJ law, Powell building
Fort Worth Tex,
sANTAo-FoR AIFN ONLY. GREATEST
rcst1rer mi deyclourr known Sjrencth
cus, Invigorate Price 50. Guaranteed
Stamp Tor conldcutlal clrcniar Or. H.
ToNrB ToNTE THE LADIES FRIEND.
will positively enlarge The bust q inches
or money refunded Guaranteed Not
painful instrument but pleasant cfii
Client. external application Price 81
Send stamp for confidential circular. Airs
nr. IL n Miller, n quincy street. CHI.
,TADrEs USE TIIE RELIABLE GREEN.
leaf bust developer BOON sealei ana
SECOND HAND pOOKS nOUGHT. SOLD
or exchanged. scientific, law or theolog.
~ f,oo, OOH Main street
--------.
moi sntifa 0f send i6c to Ladlcs
MARRIED LADlEs-sEND 10 CENTS Fop
"lnfnllibe safeguard mo medicine, no
Bazaar Kansas city, Mo.
SITUATION wANTED-ahLE.
- -,--r---, --,T,-,,r,o,- -, nnI[TI~c an
w ANIlap -Sll VA lp3' n l't.lN 10, VI
wv siGe yearS w glyne3n6ec. Atdrsss NJ H.
box no, Garland Tex
-, ,5.,.,a,-,,. A., .,.,-. ,,,',,.,, "a.
WANIEpmrosiI'oN As Vitae ~
Tex.
,., ,-7,s-t. .,rsrt. .,t,,,4 ,f.s Nr,ts.sgt go
" m is man Win ton dol years expert
enec In the GROCERY business, Is a hustler
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

WILLIAM q. HENDERSON. corNsElypR.
ni'iaw ana solicitor Of Aiaffican ana lar
eirn pnfeuts. trade morris Hnd labels
fifth ana Il siri-,a. washington. u. 4.
herenfeen year. c1pci,rnft lnclulinf
service IN eznirinig corps. Y. :. pairnf
10 plfenfabIiify' roffrsu1nfeDce inrited
Aelusn ne Fori Worth Gaz-'ts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

,T.ADEs USE THE RELIABLE GREEN.
leaf bust developer. BOOK sealed and
sent free. Box lOo, Dallas. Texas"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

SECOND HAND hooks BOUGHf SOLD
OR exchanged. scientific, law or theplOgi
cal or mechanical a speciality y. J.
Boaz, 900 Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03
sronAen wAnEnousa

nrar,I,An sroRAGp HOUSE FOR FUR
s-tfarr fda1oa. vehicles. LuEkl. i.l4ra, otc.
new foi1ls, gef oar rates; careful moving.
frelinr Shipping. tfci e9iimntfn ifrel
n. III Eln1dl ! -, bstrateelfh An1
taL aIffefl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

WANTED SITUATION by A YOUNG. IN.
married man with ten 1Oi years expert
enrc IN the grocery business. Is hustler
nnl can Furnish Al reference, Address
Felix. care this ollcc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

WANTED POSITION AS TEACHER IL
public schools nrst grade certificate;
good references. John II. silth, sAblnli
Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

wANTED--A POSITION ny TWO GRAD
yates Of pharmacy by the 18TH inst. nave
best Of reference. Address, "Bromo,' care
Of Gazette. ..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

ToNTE- TONTE THE LADIES FRIEND.
will positively enlarge the bust o Inches
painful instrument but a pleasant, efi.
Client external application. Price 81
Send stamp for confidential circular. Mrs
cage.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

7 f,sr- rAfg or LADiES' noOrg ~.
feidod Aaig wrapped N paper peliiQnr
nhrfam, care fps1 Worth ana ptpfw
nlifr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

SITUATION wANTED-lnLE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

guAgp, and 4 h1l doErh hcAlhN7 We -N
and African dialects
Following Is the program that me levy
Concert company will present AZ "reen-
willis nnera house tomorrow nlgid'
plano Rhapsodle. Hongraise No. l2'.''IlsAt
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PREM R.-wANTED, A SITUATION IN
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