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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-19
WORK For cnlllvatea woman.

Many women OF cultivation are now find
ing suitable and agreeable positions in the
houses Of well 10 do families, where they
are treated not AS meninls, but practically
on social equality. Not 80 long ago there
were but two openings in life for a woman
who claimed 10 be a lady either by birth
or education or by both, and sometimes
having neither-namoly, TO become gov
erness or a companion. Naturally the ma
jority went for the former the latter post
being almost out OF reach, the mary roquir-
ing the one and singularly few requiring
the other. business life WAS not thougS
OF; for one thing, it was one OF doubtful
gentility, and for another girls had 10 be-
gin ut the beginning when very young and
not ut the moment when adversely or CT
price, unhappiness at home or other domes-
tic circumstances Obliged these young Ia
dies Of all ages to do something for them.
selyes-in fact, TO earn their own living.
There has been for some time past
choice of occupations large enough to on
able women 10 consider IN which direction
to turn 10 secure the best market value FOR
their talents and accomplishments, or oven
how best to crafty their proclivitics and
tastes. Hospital nursing offered advan.
tages which were readily, almost Creedily,
seized bya large class Of wonen--y young ln-
dies in search Of something TO do Whether
their health and bringing up fitted them
for such arduous duties was not always
considered Anyhow, IA opening was
sought, and here it was found and nursing
drew of large number who would other
wise have entered the ranks Of govern.
esses
Clerkships for women opened another
door for those who were not quite so ambi-
tious, but who would have swollen the
ranks Of goyernesses nevertheless Type.
writing has taken of thousands from the
rank and file, commanding ofllcers and
priyates alike. Some few have taken to
the study of medicine rs profession, some
to the stage alid not few TO literature
Philadelphia Times
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-19

Yesterday morning stranger was
locked up for drunkenness This morn
ing Dr. Armstrong examined the man
and found that lac was suffering with ap.
oplcNy ami paralysis. The unfortunate
was removed to the city hospital. whore
he is lying In nm unconscious condition
Prof. Il. O. Harris. late superintendent
OF the Dallas schools, hns accepted tnc
position of principal of the Houston
high school. az a salary of 500 prr
month, Prof. Harris is one Of the ablcst
educators OF the state, and under his
manugemcnt The Dallas public SCHOOLS
reached the highest point of excellence
ever attained by them.
Lizzie Aimnudale and her opera com.
pany will begin nm engagement nj Oak
Gin opera house next week, aud will
hold forth fifteen days.
The i've lodges of the Knights of py.
thias of Dallas held memorial services
today. At the First baptist church,
Rev. DR., A. p. Smith delivered IN ora.
tim. Aitcr the exercises. headed .hy
n band of music the knights marched
10 the Trinity cemetery whore the grave.
of departed friends were strewn with
ilowers, The turn-out and parade was
u most ereditahle one.
The Santa Fe today began the sale
Of round trip tickets to the World fair
at $500 aud it is intimated that the
NNAfN@ A'aiAH Mttt AAA'NA NNN 'NA AAA AlANl
u rate war is on.
The negroes Of Dallas county will
have biz celebration al the fair grounds
tomorrow Speeches, music, dancing,
etc.
Tho North Texas Medical association
will convene In Dallas next Tuesday
aud continue ia session tlrcc days Pa
pers will be read by the following ply
sirians Drs. l. L. Van Iandt of Fort
Worth, o, c. Buster Of Pilot Point. A.
II, Gardner of ncnison. NJ l.. Hcflle.
finger ~ Blossom. j, NJ Ned OF BON
lmm. j W. Carey Of Wllteshnro, Il
H., Hadra Of Galveston, II. II, Chiffon
81 Dallas G.. W. Simpson Of Maxn.
hachio ,lohn O.. McReynOlds of Dallns
w r. Maihers OF Rock Hin, / y, Webb
of McKinney. G.. e. Sullivan of Fort
Worth, J u Dial Of sulphur SPRINGS.
H. C. Blael, of Ma,N. Prof II &. nnl.
ton Of ST. Louis. w. Il. Pennington Of
Greenvilc n. T., Hackoit Of Elmoni.
Prof. \ Bernays NJ 81. Louis. q W
Grove Of Dallas, j. j Chamhliss Of Den.
isou, Henry X. Smith Of Detroit u
a. Johnson az Henrietta, j. O. Mat
thews of Howe. Prof H. a. Wilson Of
Hhiladclnhln Il; X, Nulkcr " Paris.
W. II, Mnihers &C Rock lllll and i, II
Stinson Of sherman. The Texas and
Pacific .hus made a rate Of one fare and
q third for the round trip. confangcnt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-19

Born-To the wife Of Mr. l.. ]. Lewis,
girl.
The Fenciblcs will drill ON Tuesday
evening, June -, at the lawn party and
promenade concert,
Lawn party aud promenade concert
for the benefit of the Associated Chart
ties Tuesday evening June -.
Don, forget the lawn party and prom
ruade concert Tuesday evening, June ~,
Lamar street tennis grounds.
4 change Ia re management Of the
So Charles hotel will take place July |,
rN-luilcr 49, X Elliott taking charge of
the house.
lic sure 10 attend the lawn party and
Promenade concert Tuesday evening"
June ~, Admission, including refresh
mcnts, % cents,
Help hn the treasury of the Assocat-
ed Chnritie, by attending The lawn party
aud promenade concert Tuesday oven
lug, June 20. admission, including re-
freshmen,s, % cents.
Lawn party and promenade CONCERT
for the benefit Of the Associated CHART
ties Tuesday evening. June ~, Lamar
street tennis ground. Admission. Gu.
gliding refreshments, - cents
Rev. o. 4. Carr of sherman preached
an interesting SERMON at the Christian
church yesterday morning, his subject
being Does the World Need Chris
tiauiVW The speaker compared re-
liginn with theology as taught az the
present. lie Is d fluent tulkcr. his man
nor effective aud Impressive, and hc uses
nahos ana Vim that Indicate he is "a
mgn Of dcen Anpglf Rev Carr prcach-
ey night sermon also that was largely
attended
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-19

speaking Of religion" said prominent
merchant who came out OF big church
yesterday, my folks have a sublime faith
In the efficiency Of prayer
"Onc night my little girl, who is about
dozen years. old, reminded mo that she
needed pair Of new shoes TO make com.
plete her Sunday costume was interest
cd in my newspaper and made some hadg.
ering remarks about the duty Of children
TO wear hrognns Mt 81 pair and gave her u
dollar. She went away without u word, u
fact that surprised me, because thought
she would protest But finally sho came
to me and said
Papa, III match you for another dollar
heads win, tails you lose
"The proposition nearly knocked mo OIL
my chair. looked across the room at her
mother, a devout woman, from whom !
expected an emphatic lecture. She, how.
ever, was paying no attention. and so /
said; Don't you know its wrong to gam
blc2 Where on earth did you hear Of
matching dollarsr
"'Oh, found OUT was her eyasive an.
swer. WIN you match mcY
We'll, you know me- don't take any
bluffs like that, so out with silver dol.
lar and laid IL on my knee. The child was
about TO follow suit, when she hesitatcd
drew away and then went to her mother
and said, with much solcmnity;
Mamma, pray for me, | must hays
another dollar
Her mother only smiled in deprecatory
way. Then she came back and said:
Now, papa, heads win, tails you lose >
And, dadburn it all, | did lose, sure
enough, and the child looked me in the face
and said
Vow, papa, You SEQ what prayer will
do'h-St. Louis Republic
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-19

upon fifty or more delegates being in at.
tendance
II is rather early in the day. but The
Gazette CORRESPONDENT can state au-
thoritutvcly that crowd of politicians in
this city are grooming Judge John L.
Henry for the guberuatorinl race. At
the proper time he will be- entered. and
receive the hncking of mnny Of those
who supported George Clark for COVER.
nor last year lnis is talked openly IN
certain circles IN Dallas. There is a
hen on"
At an early hour this morning a Negro
named Myers was prowlng around the
Residence Of Charles Buck on Cndiz
street. Mr. Buck shot at the fellow
twice aud one Of the balls took effect
In the left side Of the fellow, INJECTING
n serious wound
The Gazette correspondent today en-.
donYored TO ascertain the chnrgcs winch
have resulted In the withholding of The
commission Of Henry F. Du Belief. ne.
Gently appointed consul to Rheims
France. but was unable TO ohrnin n
statement. Ii IS understood that busi.
ness enemies Of Du Belief are responsi,
BILE for the fight being made on him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-19
SHE WAVES,
THE FLAG OF THE HAWAIIAN
PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT
Floats From tho Paace--A Trump Card
Played In Publishing LiliuOkalanrs
Power oil Attorney.

Honolulu, via San Francisco. per City
of pekin, June 1S.-l'or the first time the
Hawaiian national flag aoated over the
palace June . The formal &c
ceptancc Of the palace by the provision
III government and raising the national
emblem over It is regarded by the an
neNntionsts generally and by many ma
tiyes as the final blow TO the monarchy,
The building was formally dedicated to
It's new use June 10. with ceremonies
In which the troops, government bands
and Oilicinls participated. The prOYis-
ional government June :. paid to Claus
Spreckols the $4,000 owed to him and
there is feeling of relief among the Of
firinls that the government ~ no longer
under obligations to him. Spreckcls de-
niles that he was uctuated 10y u desire
10 cmbarrass the government by de-
manding the return of his money
Though government officials claim they
are making progress in investigating the
alleged dynamite outrage. there Is an
impression current that no harm to the
government was intended
&. W. Wilder, son OF Nice-President
Wilder has been appointed consnl-gen-
eral at san Francisco, to succeed II. ).
Pratt removed.
The provisional government played Il
trump card June ., by publishing the
power of nttoruey given by the ex-qucon
TO Paul Ncum1n. who went To the Unit
ed States 10 work against nnncNution
Tie nnne0ntionists claim l-.s power ot
attorney destroys the chief argument Of
the queen that She yielded Tn the supr-
rlor force OF the United States, as She
acknowledges she made an unconditional
surrender 10 the provisional govern
mpnt They further call attention To
the fact that she had not thought Of
her people but only Of her financial
sale on her part.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-19

There were two strange suicides last
week, Lena Werniokcr and Mrs. Cohen
drank earbolic acid, the one because Eho
was homoly, the other because she was a
bad cook and unhandy about the house.
But what precedent TO setl Suppose ali
the homely girls and bad cooks undertook
to Kill themselves, What slaughter
would he among us IN this land Of indie
pendonoo Lena's action can be under
stood. for many girls are sensitive to the
last degree about their homeliness. But
Mrs Cohen Pretty, affectionate, kind.
she had much 70 live for. A thousand men
would have arisen TO say to death; DO not
take her life Do not take this cook. Take
our cookl--New York World.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-19

Miss Esmoralda Longuoftln has not en-.
toyed the advantages OF good education,
and there are great many words that pua.
Gle her. She attended tho Columbian bali
with Hostetter McGinnis, but they got sci,
arated In the crowd, but finally Gus oaugi,
sight OF her and came running up breath
lessly and said;
My dear Miss Esmeralda. I've been hunt.
ing for you all over the Garden. ! asked
your friends where you were, and wa.
sent Rom Pontius TO pilatc, and from II
lAse 70 Pontius, until found YOU
am not personally acquainted with
either OF the gentlemen you mention. but
will be pleased TO make their aeauairtanel
whenever you feel like introducing then:
u they are personal friends OF yours r.
piled Miss ksmsralda, with stately dignity.
Texas Sitting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-19
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-19

Inc European badger rarely leaves M,
oufrow before sunset, but his lave Of s,,.aa,
grapes now and then tempts him IN ne 49,
the warning of the dawn, and sn. nj, ~
caught in ilagrante by the dogS Of ,bs I'm .','
!aru owner never bulge an inch bnt AN ,,
70 the very death, the very youns- 81
STARTING out from behind their dams ~
70 Try snap at the yelplne aSg ,,. S''NA
san Francisco Chronicle 'e'''o's'-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-19

Take pretty colored pictures aud pnste
them on cardboard. Then with sharn scis.
sors cut them all up aud let the little ones
put them together again Paper soldiers
are nice cut out, and paste wood at the
back, so they will stand. My boys have
had six companies on the floor, with a band
In front.-Cor, New York Recorder.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-19

Fcatherstonc-Wilie, want particularly
TO see your sister tomorrow night DO you
know whether she's At homer
Wtlhe-No; Butif you'll give me quar-
tfFl went tell her you are cenlng, Truth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-19

Billson-lsn't il rather risky to lend "a
much money TO man with no real esta,ei
Wilson--Not In this case.
is your friend a man Of pushin
hetter than that Hos man with
pull.H--New York Weekly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-19

ped 10 tho front Of tho platform. and
i,oling out over the immense audience
hy fur the largest Of the series, he said;
my friends. could not 20 away wiit-
ont snying few words Of thanks 70
those who have so nobly assisted me dur
ing the two weeks l have labored IN
Fort Worth. First tc the pastor of this
church, for the way in which he has
Assisted and sustained me. lie Inns
AS A BROTHER
in ali things, and can say that | never
my life. want to thank the church
people Of Fort Worth. irrespective OF
church or creed, and from the bottom
of my heart. for the noble way In when
they have given me their earnest ang
constant assistance. TO the people OF
this city i can find no words but those
of thankfulness for the hearty and broth
erly manner In which they have met me
upon all occasions. To the press ! ten
der my heartfelt thanks for the assist.
ance they have rendered me, and shall
always bear them in grateful recollec-
ton. | thank God that he sent me mere:
and throughout my stay ! have heard Of
nothing that has been said or done which
has been In the slightest degree unpleas-
ant. The people. God bless them. have
foeked to hear the gospel preached in n
simple way. and | hope and trust that
my presence may never be regretted.
THINK OF ME SOMETIMES,
my friends. My work Is hard aud IN
ceasng. yet 1t is joyful aud say good
bye with the hope that when J am gone
you viii sometimes think of Brother
wharton H.
ing, Rescue the Perishiug." after which
he announced his text, Matthew XVII.
~. What shall | dc with Jesus, which
Is called Christ. sad he; belefe
that this Is the most important question
mind. What | do with Jesus here SET
ties my destiny there. IT ] reject MN
here, must stand there without him.
That question had come upon the Roman
emperor 10 q peculiar way, Jesus was
eyerywhere DOING good calling upon the
pn9 ,,,i M Ss' iie a." "i'u H hrnsi,,', ,,
tbe r.iiyinn az ihc Jcv,a that tbny Ia
,,u,i III A., , XXI, ',,, - ~ ",
rc,,',nI,.r a., stnr, ~ piis, -ti,a
,,bn rr,ej AM 0gnj p.,L ,i't.n H.,
No, ''' '"'"> 80
Az OTIIEu MEN
and tho rnnr s;,,,ar ,,,,, .t,,ti,,, Inv
snii. ,,J ,i,r I.
fri.,1s ~, ~, .nfnsa't gi.i ,
nfto,, WV nav r,, 'u'vu n aI t,"
'." IVY ~ HW p!i n7 solnI
,,,i, i T w. i W',i' ! i''P wv p'.l i ,i,u
,rbi,od "u .on Nh haI a, ~ n, nc
E9n Were not You would be turning To-
.,wu w ny Irlohas, WlNu {uu WoNI
open your n'NIIh l9nlIhl anu l't bod
m Lufn "n ln' ukh'' your h'nrls are
n ih9t rlEht' lG2n5 hgnrls are not right IN
, tte s,gl'' VI ,'nn' Mneh man excuses
the ground i, 'I9t , he Is not good eqoagh
does n,, '' ,y,r, "a ,.rc my ''' WHY" ~
M fo,rs - H. - 90 cu,ui.. g..
n ls,.,nr C,r H. s1,in,' u ,,. mt,a' w.
those dovs tpc,y sor,cn,i,s ,,i,H,,t tt,o
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-19
ROOMS BANKED IL FLOWERS.

\ London weekly notes the growth In
extravaganza Of floral decorations and
cites IN instance Of ball recently gwen
by an Australian Indy, whore the bali
room was a mass Of inauyc and white
orchids, while another room was lrnucI
in white and yellow orchids. Rowrrs of
roses We're IN abundance. The stairs
were festouned with roses. stcphanotis
and smilnx, tied Up with pink and yellow
satin ribbons, Even the electric lights
pecped bewitchinHy FROM between Snrny,
of yellow and white flowers. and IN.
hostess was dressed to match in white
satin and yellow velvet Flower bnskets
hung everywhere and drnperics of mi
silS were loopell up with flowers. Two
halls. Il large staircase aud six or seven
rooms in all Were decorated. and Tho
whole must have cost a small fortune.
General Iongstroet lives in what is de.
scribed as "a white pine bnndbox of n
house, near the ruins of his fne Oil
mansion, ~ central Georgia. which WIS
destroyed by fire u few years ago. -Thc
house he now occupies faces HE Blun
mountains and commands a view AZ
unsurpassed beauty. IN, confedernta
veteran is now a. years ola and man
oil pauinrchal aspect.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-19

saD.eIIbe iar semI.Meel.lg aa.elIe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-19

~ - W.. fNuI WIG advice would In
lhe nest ihmg for You 10 follow. far rt,,n
Times out II ten she would advise vn'
10 accept Christ w"
The reason why YOU are npt Cb,ss.
hans tonight Is that you arc aitq,i,i of
what the world will snv@ Nnu IN,
much restrained. II all BantIst eb,ro,,
Doesn't SUIT yuu, iom any other rhmrri'
but don't join u church where vo,, want
in eng1nraslng word, for, my friends.
church where people were moi gnn,,i
hu where ! could not receive a kmIlv
word OF encouragement.
tive up everything else and n,rn On
sod When he calls rs we have gnt ~
90 some Of these times, death win
step into Your home, and waving that
ohE, pony hnger OF bis call for Won 10
want to be ready. '''
I've got q frcnd who has already diei
ior me, aud you wouldn't be here tonish,
4 you did not feel just little uneasy
Come up friends, and
EMBRACE JESUS
.or we ought SO TO i've Ia this world as
20 make me world better that we did
live. Ia IT, II viii make You n better
husband. father or wife. Ii makes yonr
home better and brighter, Won do better
,yery way as follower of lesus.
What shall ! do with .lesusg I want
10 let the whole world know that / be.
ieve In him, / want to stand ~ In
every meeting, anl when asked III j
believe IN Jesus, say, YES. MS God Is my
Judge ! do, ] wonl,h't wish you an 10
have plenty Of money, for Il might ruin
you. but | 10 wish that yon an would
come tonight aud sny come veal or
woe I'm on Gods side | hold IN this
blessed Jesus tonight, and ask Won what
yon VIII % with him. WIN you accept
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-19

made by DR.. Wells, Mr. Wharton step
ped TO tho front Of the piitfor.n. and
Looking out over the immense audience,
hy frr the largest Of the series, he said
ont snyiug few words Of thanks 70
those who have so nobly assisted me dur
ing the two weeks | have labored IN
Fort Worth. First to the pastor of this
church, for the way in which he has
assistad and sustained me. lie Inns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-19
Nd ID CnRIsrIANs

HhFhl WIN lew exceptions your vlvns
g'icc Is for the hest Occasionnlly
toweNcr men have wives who SOON brGi
'9n dragging Them down to hell. bnt tbrnl
upi' they are not many II Won have n
soou Wlic and don't take her advice and
me happlesi w0ma1 Ia town whom sho
can say. ! told YOU ~. Rnt nine tlmn.
OPT OF ten ypnr wlfe's advice wonid M,
ne hest thing for YOU To follow. for nimo
!lmes onl # ten she would advise Won
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-03-11
Good Substitute.

n uOUu ouDSITVu0O'
Mother-My dear, you are losing your
beauty.
Married Daughter-Am !, reallyF
"Indeed you are"
sMercyi l guess I'd better learn 70
cook. New York Weekly.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-03-11

The medical profession really begins
to believe that cancer can be cured.
The cure is effected through knowledge
of microbes. There is q microbe for
each disease, and the canoe germ has
been already discovered. The first step
toward finding the cure was the discov-
cry that if patients affected with cancer
were suddenly taken with certain other
diseases-as, for instance, erysipelas-the
cancer ceased its ravages during the
progress Of the other ailment. This was
known a century ago. But not till re-
Gently was the cause discerned through
the germ theory. 1t was found out that
the bacteria Of certain diseases were hos
tile to one another and waged wal upon
one another in the human blood when
they met. II, then. the INT patient Is
i~noculated with the erysipelas virus. the
microbes of the two diseases attack one
another, and the e~rysipelas germ de-
stroys the ANGER germ. It Is claimed
that certain cures Of the dread cancer
have been effected In this way in New
York and in Berlin. Paris and Vienna
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-03-11
SOME EXAMINATION pApERa


For Cahdidates for Admission to New York
Society.
What was your grandfather's occupationf
Give the titles Of your immediate ances-
tors.
thing usefuls
Are you quite sure you nave a proper con-
tempt for the relative who amassed the for
tune you are now spendingi
What popularity Of speech do you Affect
Can you talk for an hour and say 10th
ingi
Which do you consider the greater man,
George Washington or Ward McAllisteri
Give the names and addresses Of the so
ciety reporters Of all the New York news
papers.
Would you rather be In New York socie-
~ or heayeni State reasons.
II the Prince of Wales kicked you, would
you smile and thank himi
Which do you regard as the superior
watering place, Newport or Cqpey IslandS
Would you cheerfully cut your best friend
II you met him in evening dress before 8
p. m.f
Do you consider 1t dishonorable to cheat
o tailori
Do YOU object TO making a jackass of
yourself in public If other society people
do the same thing'
What il the most contemplate thing you
would be willing to do to secure an invita-
ton to some exclusive ENTERTAINMENT
Have you any conscientious scruples
against flirting with another mans wifei
(a) Did you ever read a book (b) Can
you write your own name?
If reduced to poverty, would you sponge
or rk2-Life.