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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-24
READY TO START.
Coxey's Army Of the Common
Veal a Small One,
But Tt Expects Many Recruits
Along the Road.
MANY NEWSPAPER M EN
Arrive al MassillOn Today to
Report the Affair.
Tents Are Pitched on the Gun
Club Grounds.
MANY NEWSPAPER MEN

BIAssILLoN. March 24-The march Of
the scommonweal army to the national
capital viii be inaug urated Oh time Eo-
morrow at precisely one half an hour
after noon.
This is the declaration made today by
the originator and leader Of this extra
ordinary pilgrimage. and seconded and
confirmed by Carl Browne, of California,
his chief lieutenant According to pres
emit indications the army viii be but
few hundred strong when 10 starts out,
but new recruits, not merely singly or ln
pains. but by the hundreds, are expected
10 join the main line at every stopping
place. and Commander CoNey is sangu-
inc that when he reaches the national
capital he viii be at the head Of hum
drad thousand American citizens.
HHs son Will ride at the head of the
army wearing q com bination suit Of blue
aad gray and carrying the emblem Of
the commonweal white Tag of peace.
Mr. Coxey himself viii follow in q car
riage drawn bv six white horses. while
Lieutenant Carl Browne viii be astride
noble stallion.
The ohiectcf the pilgrimage is already
wen known. on the arrival of the army
at M ashingtOu it viii round up
before the capitol and demand the
enactment of two bills. One of these
authorizes the secretary of the treasury
10 issue 4Fe nlnQrel E4Il-lDL LJAAsAEs Jl
treasury notes to be expended in the inn
proeement "a the county roads Of the
country, and the second authorizes
municipalities to issue non-interest bear
ing bonds and to secure notes thereon
ON its way to Washington the army is
TO be fed by the voluntary contributions
Of the sympAthizers along the route and
an appeal has been issued to farmers,
capitalists. and lab0ring men, to bring
foah literally of their larders to the end
that the strangers within their gates may
not be permitted 70 60 ain hungered
The first stop. tomorrow evening, viii
be at feedurban ia this state
fuuI miles distant, where two hours viii
be devoted 10 refreshment and Organiza-
ti0n Canlen VIII be reached ait 3 o'clock,
AND here meetings lasting until midnight
WIFI be held Oh tine main street
The march viii BE resumed ia the
morning to Louisville. Ohio. where meet
ings viii be held on Monday night.
Washington is to be reacked on May 1st.
The authorities Of Canton have sworn in
an extra squad Of police in case the
demonstration should take an objection
able turn, ana many other towns which
the army is to pass through have fol-
lowed suit
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-24

Argusnent Concluded and Judge john
son Takes the Case Under Adviseanezlt-
perpetual injunction enjoining Superin-
tendent of Insurance snider from taking
anv further action ia The Hilmon case,
was concluded ia the Shawnee county
circuit court today. Judge johnson
took the case under advisement and VIII
give his dec sion next week
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-24
MILLIr sNo1E roPEKA.

Signal Omcer Jennings Reasonably Ger
tain Tha- IL Won't.
Signal officer T. B. Jennings reports
that tomorrow viii likely BE colder and
cloudy. There IS a low barometer down
i'll Mexico which viii likely cause this.
He thinks it viii not snow unless the
conditions change "Ihe ladies are talk
ing of mobbing me for bringing on this
cold weather.n he said.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-24

Defaated Candidates for city marsha1 4
Head 400 Men

East LIVERPOOL. Ohio. March o.
VIM. Wilson of New York, an agent of
Coxey the Aassillon reformer. visited
this city and Wellsyille today. He saws
over 300 men from here, mostly striking
potterss VIII join the COxey forces at
Beaver Falls April 1, and 200 from
Mellaville
~ this city J0hn W. Hassey and James
Green both Defeated candidates for city
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-24
MRS. LEASE TO SPEAK.
III Republican Laura Johns Talks Popu-
LIST Mary Lease WI Alsa.

The call for the equal suffrage mass
meetings on May and 10, viii be issued
in a day or two, and viii be signed by
twenty-five of Topeka's citizens.
These citizens have the right to select
any other speaker they choose, and to
that end have invited Mrs. Mary E. Lease
to speak Mr.. DR.. Wallace. Mrs S. a.
Thurston and Miss Olive p. Bray are
against this.
Mrs. Lease viii speak. as viii also Mrs.
Laura II. Johns, Annie L. Diggs, and
several speakers of national reputation.
DR. Eva Harding, president of the 'Fo-
peka equal suffrage association, has The
ARRANGEMENTS in charge.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-24

Don't fail to attend the Easter social
and dance given by Capital Council Ne.
/. Knights and Ladies of Security 40 *.
P hall, corner Sixth and Quincy, or
Tuesday evening, March 29-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-24
TwEcSrE NEWSPAPER MEN


For tile March to Begin
NAssILLoS. o., March 24-Iuterest in
NoNey and bis Washington pilgrimage
seems to decrease in direct proportion to
distance from his rendezvous Little
et lt anywhere is serious notwitbstand-
ing the large number of unemployed
everywhere
There is little hutter of excitement
here today which when analvzed is
found e he chiefly wonder If the petition
ln poots Is really going 70 materialize.
1heFe are about twenty newspaper cor
numerous "a this writing
CeSsy and Brown hustled in this morn
ing from the formers residence and
seemed q 2e very busy with prepara-
morrow.
A note to Coxey from Columbus signed
by man named Ney. promising two
horses must be bogus there being no
such man iu the city directory at CoInm-
bus
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-24

f-registering therm0meters at Chas.
BENEFITS optical store, T13 Kansas ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-24

Mysterious Stranger at an indiana Town
C-eatLne 50 wen.

Brazil, Ind. March PA stranger
arrived IN the city todey. and is making
an effort to organize q company Of fifty
men to Join CO1ey In his march to Wash
ington The organizer claims he is meet
ing with success, but refuses to give mis-
name
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-24

Standard thermometers at Chas. Ben
nett's optical store, 713 hanas ave.
Go to Lincoln Post Hail tonight
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-10

That few drops Of glycerine put in
fruit jars the last thing before seal
ing them helps to keep preserves from
moulding on top.
That colored goods should be ironed
on the wrong side
That silver should not be put IN
wooden bags, as the sulphur In this
cloth tarnishes the metal, and neither
should rubber be placed near silver
That hot soda dissolves the grease
that sometimes lodges in the sink
pipes removing II and the unpleasant
odor which II causes
That glyccrine applied to shoes is a
great preservative OF the leather and
emectually keeps out the water and
prevents wet feet.
That new way to serve raw oysters
IS in tall-headed tumblers. A dressing
OF pepper and salt lemon Juice and
Worcestershire sauce goes with them,
and they are picked out with the long
oyster fork.
That celery makes delicious fritters,
which are natural accompaniment to
turkey.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-10

me Kitchen ammonia, which retalls Mt
ABOUT cents pint. should always be
kept on hand. II the hairbrushes need
cleansing. pour a teaspoonful in enough
water TO dip them I'M wash and rinse.
and dry, bristles down. in a sunny
window. A little ammonia added to
the hot water in which you are wash
ing glass or silver VIII make them
gllsten, while window panes and mir
fors are much more easily washed II a
tablespoonful Of ammonia Is added to
a small basin Of water Use this water.
when 1t has cooled. for watering the
flowers, and II will act on them as a
fertilizer
Fine. old sandpaper. judiclously used,
gives polish to steel and tin that
can be acquired in no other way. II
however.
Plaster Of paris may save you a
coniiagration. Everyone knows how
dangerous u Is to use a lamp OF which
the brass rim around the ton has he
come loosened Mix little plaster OF
paris to the consistency of paste with
water ana the top may be promptly
cemented to the lamp. Ii must be
used at once after mixing or II will
become hard
IN order to save your best utensils
keep on hand stock Of cheaper ware.
Lard pals make very good stuwpnns
as long as they last Iron and wooden
spoons used IN the kitchen for stirring
preserves and the like viii save the
silver,
A bottle OF good mucIlage and a
brush should always he at hand to re-
pair loosened leaves in the children's
school Dnngg and tho
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-10
TypewrItinr NIn.ir

while great Improvements have bo.n
b,ss ~ the last few years in short
h. .sss'ems, and language can now
NJ !, "s'eifed to paper with the rapid
,'m " speech the writing OF music ia
ledios sa occupation Of exasperatine
Nien mn, a musical shorthand has
hat eertai,, sussested, and u IS said
ilemselves n1uslcians have devised for
iefyed ih.,- WI system. which has
any atien,,, purpose fairly well. But
i1tsoal nntn, 70 bring the speed OF
dbe,itahee OF the rqte az ra,,tili ~.
has ~, either instrnmentai' ~ ,,,l pa1-
iosalbl'S been looked upan VI as of IN,
sses B. uncut uncut TO Imagine how n can
ihsa Wise. hut none TX, L. az
he fac,liy,htors Who seeI, Ia inc, s -
n-slcai ~ o. Transferring 10 ns,,o,.
brain N ,'sseas' either fresh frn,y, ss-,s
alton m comp )ser ~. from ~ 49,,
rers,, the artist. w,,,, io'n t9e rem
An s,,shl and gratitude S Oh COM
ustn mad IN mis- direction bos 1,s.
Machine IN the cunsfrictiam 9 JUST
aaehine i io1 tynewritlng music 'r,a
Writing ~ IKE an ordlnar,, go.
noaeled. ~ tlne' after which Il is
as and CART s'e ,itame, key levers. t,,pe
latious m nd,.gl being retained spe
ADAPT ~ ilncations are made 80 a.,
Aniaiion ~, Instrument TO the chanee
.sasise only Ns carriage being shifted
.,Ases Or NJ, lor the different lines
'"atd with and the paper is led
1s machine \, saSn stroke Of the typa.
~. with psner intended either to be
lis 's e. K own San already S ruled Or 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-10


A japanese host or hostess never
lnifus,s the making of tea to the SER
wants on company occasions. Either
heo she prepares the decoction in the
presence of the guests. This cere-
monlal teomaking is an artistic process,
and Is considered an accomplishment
b. the natives.
The teapot is little jewel-like thing
ilai can be set--haudle, spout and all
. a one Of the common sized coffee
lhal a foreigner draws once or
spF al breakfast. The cups are Of
nnn Nh slo'sonne' with plain cnameled
i.AlhsS each no larger round than
eneie Of a tullp's petal can inclose.
mere Is IN the service a small. pear
hapsd pitcher, a beautifully wrought
vl9hle teapot In which the boiling
nasf Is brought. and a LACQUER boX
.yNuilhlng the caddy OF the choicest
a'gs from the line tea gardens OF
" ~ alstrlct-tea so rare and eN-
g,nsNe mat none Of it is exported or
tlsNl abroad, and only the Weather
caves. 'uy 'ie precious
N q. nysl taxes an Ivory scoop carved
we shape OF large tea leaf. FMS
y, nsus teapot full Of loosely heaped
IN ~. ana then, having poured the
IA H9 ,s INTO the pitcher that II may
caves. ''''o 'he teapot OF
cav 10y water barely touches tie
6erl ys ~ me little teapot when the host
,tfa,s. touring Oft n stream Of pale.
lbat ~ ,s'9rea tea into the little cups,
full ~ 'len passed, each only half
as II ma Is as delicate and fragrant
enoapb %a "a OF rose leaves, and strong
hSurs " Keep one awake for twelve
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-10

Corbett will have all he can do to
avoid going into the ring with Fltz-
simmons after the champions arrival
In England Corbett will no sooner set
sail than Fitzsimmons will follow him.
Arriving In England Fitzslmmons Will
probably at once post his money and
issue a challenge. To this Corbett
must pay attention. or subject himself
to considerable annoyance, Should
Corbett ignore Fit2simmons the latter
will resort to the same tactics the
Australians employed so successfully TO
ruin John l.. Sullivan's show when ne
visited their country. Sullivan no
sooner refused to fight one Of the nu-
merous Australians who challenged
him than he was posted ms a coward
and a bad actor a crusade Of this
kind would prove rulnous to Corbett.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-10


10y VIRTUE OF an order OF sale issuot
out OF the district court Of Tarran
county. Texas. In cause No 1888, tn
Missouri Trust COMPANY We y,
Spear Il. l.. Carlock, II y Powell
w. A Robinson, j W. ilammach
the First National bank Of For
Worth, Texas John Spotr, Waite
Spear Jose Spear, n L. Kelley, tn
Farmers and Mechanics Natlona
bank, John Brown and n Il. Day
did ON the nh day Of April, 1894
levy upon the following described
real eatnto aa tnc property OF thu
above named defendants, tcwiti Tw,
hundred aud scvcnty-slN (2i6) acec
OF land out Of the J B,lch survey
IN Tarrunt county, TeNaa, beginnlnt
at the southeast corner OF the w. L.
Hurney g32-nure tract. thoLoe runnlni
south $40 T-i0 Nnrna, thence wes
1917 b-i0 vnras, ihuncd north $40 i-li
varap, thence east i0i7 6-it vurng, 4,
place OF beginning; also one hundred
md twcnty.thrce d23) neres OF land
being n part Of the J, Bnlch survey
on the waters of l'lRh creek, east o.
the croHH timherH. hcEinnlng at tn,
northeast corner OF H. w spenr'i
place, which cornor Is $50 vnr0a nortl
OF the southeast corner Of said j,
Bnloh survey, thence nnrih GGt varai
TO corner little north Of Fish creek
thOnce west i0il vurGa to corner d
limestone rock, thence south Gi1 Yarai
60 a stone for corner on II, W.
Spears north line thence east 1Oii
varas to heginning In an 89p aores.
/ viii on tho list day OF May 1874. the
sumo being the lrat Tuesday H. May
1894, between the hours prescribed by
law for ahonna sales. ofter the same
for sale for cnHh IN front Of the court
house door Of Tara u county Texas
a. a. guLEfS.
sheriff Tarrant County. Texas
BY w. NJ Ren. Deputy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-10

TO the other alternately. with tails
leaf, at first fiat, they rDrm a horn. in
which they weave their nest with
cotton or hair These labois -. weJv-
ing and sewing are preceded by the
spinning OF the threpd TIE pird
makes u Itself by twisting in its te,,h
spiders webs bits VI ratton and little
threads used for sewing were knoted ut
the ends Popular Science Monthly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-10
Al Deaths Door.
Is that
YourC Condition

Stop and think Look back a few
years Count the number Of sudden
deaths that have occurred, II they
We're acquaintances or friends OF yours
you will remember they were healthy
looking people. II you knew the facts
the history Of their case would show
that for years they We're suffering just
as you are today. And they did as
you are doing-gave but little thought
to a bad cold or hacking cough or an
occasional pain IN the heart. Disease
undermines the system. It may be
catarrh or consumption or heart dis
ease. but the disease Is surely makig
progress, and unless properly treated
the vital cord is snapped. and sud
don death is called heart failure
can or send for testimonials OF the
patients cured.
Dr. fisk gives the best treatment known
to medical science.
Dr. Il. W, Fisk CURES CATARRH. DIS.
EASES or WOMEN, BRONCHITIS, KID
NEY. LIVER BLOOD and NERVOUS dis
eases, DIABETES pHOrSN. BLADDER
TROUBLES. PILES, FlSrULA and all
forms " chronic and blood diseases. Mell-
cine furnished at the office.
Write for dlagnosDlc blank, Il will do
scribe your symptoms accurately. No
flr women. No, for men business strict.
u confidential.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-10

Southwestern North Carolina has n
band Of 1900 Cherokee Indians. They
constitute an Incorporated company
i've in the mountains, but follow pur-
suits OF white men.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-10

Aii Il mn, so Ingenious an art
.ississ alora be Reserved for human
s,,,l''Ag,ouus lo., asl the tailor bird. the
(, fs.lss Possess ',,ftleandu, and other
~ ~ their nss, We elements OF & 'rhev
~, pfspare ~ m large .eaf which
tl,s. They p,e,a was end. With their
m. .ss he Two s'es ss two rrSS Of hsies
- laas stuv ssses Of the leaf; they
9u' listead from one side
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-10
railroad Time Table.


M T.,as and Paciiie trains nos, ana
IsA 0,o, af Texarknna. n. G. Junction,
onB ~ Iefferson. Marshall, Longview
A uAar Big Sandy. Mlneola, Wills
glh A. Terrell. Forncy, East Dallas,
n n and Fort Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-10

,,.,,,,,1,t.. Cairo ma 81. Louis. The
orI, Zine with through car srrNt'r
from Texas to Memphis, con nectins
with through trains 10 All f"ihi7
East. North and Southenst' .,...,.-h
71ixvo daily trains Win 49,.
conches, Free Reclining Guar Nnrs
and Pullman sicepcrs from WY"
and Fort Worth 20 Mem phis;
an Texas lines connect win nnu
have through ticlSeta On sale VIA ths
Cotton neit Route. ~, -, Ia
nor rates, time tables anu ~. ~.
formation, apply 10 any H<e"i o 80
Company. raaNrxE.
&. =. aud t. A. 4oi Main street, sort
Worth. cItssoN.
n. p. A.. Fort worth l rs
c. =. A. Tyler Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-10
WANT COLUM MN.
THE GAZETTE is TINE GREk rEsT
WANT MEDIUM IN THE SOUTH,

WANT MEDIUM IN THE SOUTH.
Nothing is published free. All adj
vertisements in this department are
charged for at the rate OF ] cent
word each issue, payable In advance.
No advertisements taken for less than
20 cents.
Personal.
Lost.
Sound.
strnycu.
straycd or stolen.
For Rent.
For sale.
Help wanted.
business Chances.
Mantcd-Dwciiings
Manifestations.
Mnntcd-Honrd
Muutcd-iionrdCr
Muntcd-Hcal Estpte.
Mnuted-To Exchange.
Muntcd-Misccilnneo
Advertisements for situations wanted
for less than 90 cents.
taken at half price. No advertisement
Professional. financial and other
cards, special notices, etc, In this class
lied department. 81 line per month.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-10

An pnrties holding claims against
the Democrat Publishing company and
fhe Gazette compnng are requested to
mo them with the undersigned al once,
Onice. fourth floor Hurley hriiding.
IRBY DuNI6LiN, heoeiyer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-10

Texarkana Sherman and paris.
North-bound. Arrive. Depart.
No. g daily. ......... S:45 "a IN
south-bound
No. u daily..... 6:35 m -.......
L y, LUSK, Ticket Agent.
Union Depot.
'Daily except Sunday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-10

DROPosALs FOR HORSES. OFFICE
OF Chief Quartermaster. Depart
ment Of Texas, San Antonio. Texas
APRIL IS, 1894. SEALED proposals, m
triplicate, viii be received at this Of
iice until i3 o'clock. noon, 90th meridian
lime, MAY 8, 1854. and then opened
for furnishing and delivery at san
Antonio, Texas, OF % Cavalry and.
iiverleA a. points other than San
Antonio viii be entertained. Proposals.
viii BE- received FOR any number less
than the total required. The Il s.
rrseryes the Right TO reject the whole
or any part OF any bid received, and
10 accept any bid for q less number
than the whole number bid for Speci-
ncations. general instructions to bid
ders, and blank forms or proposals..
Win be fn-nished on application TO this
office O. SMITH. Major ana Quar-
term0 T. S. Army. Chief Quarter
mnstf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-10

WE DON'T WANT BOYS OR LOAF
ers TO write no. but men with ability,
and those who VIII take state and
county agencies From $500 TO $500
"a month TO busters Write and get
particulars quick. Onc-quarter The
ioal Fire Exfinguisher Co, Racine.
Wis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-10

by VIRTUE Of an order OF snlo ISSUED
out OF the district court OF Tarrani
county. TeXaa. IN cause No, 500, II
~, Cetti Va A. NJ Carter Drew
Prult, II. ~ MtAnulty, Jcrc )
Roche, administrators OF tho estate Of
Thomas and Mary A. Rllhe, J. p.
Woods, Npno @, RnnA, truatec, j. T.
Tlonoy. John l.. Kamrat. {, ] Swa
sey, city National bank. the Stat,
National bank, ThoE. Sandidge and
The Park street Railway company
w. s. Heaton the Fort Worth Ma.
tional bank, NJ. G, Hurley and the
Farmers ana Me hanios National
bank. ! did on the 9Th day OF April.
1884, levy upon all the right, title and
interest OF the above named defends
ante, In and 20 the following de-
scnbed real estate. except the interest
Of the estate OF rhomnH and Mary a.
Roche: Situated In Tnrfant county,
Texas one tract being ~ aureH OF
the s q. Jennings survey. IN the
southwest part ~ the city OF Fort
Worth, beginning at n point In tho
south line OF Pennsylvania avenue,
IN said city OF Fort Worth, The same
being the northwest corner OF a
~ 5-S-ncre tract sold 10 Il. NJ Heath
by William Field and wiz, and the
northeast corner N a similar tract
sold By Samuel Fitld and wife TO =.
ccttii thence south 102G feet, thence
west 26s feet. thence north 1926 feet
to Pennsylvania avenue and thence
east with said Pennsylvania avenue
1858 feet TO the point or beginning
Also block No, ten (i0), Of the Julian
Field subdivision OF the william
Wolch survey, being Immediately
south OF the above described tract,
and estimated to contain ten acrca
OF land IN All. WIN on the LIST day
OF May 1894. the same being the
first Tuesday IN May 1885, between
the hours prescribed by law for aher-
ms sales, offer the same for unlc for
cash ia front OF tho court house door
OF Tarrant county. Texas.
u. A. EtrLESS.
Shorlff Tnrrant County, Texas.
nv W NJ Rea DeDuty Sht riff
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-10
r. w. FISK. M. D.,
Fort Worth, Texas.


Merit viii DO Sent to Anyone APP
plying Personally or by Letter.
This celebrated remedy IS a positive cure
for nervous debility, sperma,orrhma, dir
illness. dependency, failing memory, pro-
slatorrhua, tremblngs and nervous dis
eases arising from the abuse Of stimulRnta,
tobacco, opium, or any other cause, II re-
stores without faii impaired vigor and OK
hausted Vi atty. stops all unnatural losses,
puriHes tho blood, cures pimples, blotches,
etc, etc Price e. per bottle, or bottles
Cor $40 Write for free trial bottles, ones
tion list and pamphlet. Address
T. McG0RK, N. D., Specialist.
2Le7 Market St. Galveston, TsL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-10

WANTED Statesmen 70 carry q line
OF our popular cigars and sell sans
pie lota; big pay. l9iSie Cigar cum
pany. Winston. y. Z.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-10

49, ~ -
sTIERIFF's SALE Real estate. BY
virtue OF an order OF sale issued out
OF the district court Of Tarrant coun-
~. Texas, IN cause No. 1850, the Mas
pnchusetts Mutual Life lnsurnnce
company W. Joha Il. Wellington
ana Matte WeddnEion, ! did on the
ON day OF April. 1894, lew upon the
following described real estate ~ the
property u the above named defend
ants to-wlt. Al that certain tract or
parcel OF land lying ana being IN the
county. IT Tarrnnt, state Of Toxins,
and beinn 100 acres out ~ the James
ehlelda a,irvey, bounded aud describe
ri M fdllowa to-wl:: BEGINNING nj
HE northeast corner OF pnid survey
and running west 072 varas TO a
gfake IN the north line, thence south
1s4a vnras 10 stake IN the south
lino. thence east 672 varaa thence
north 1874 yariis 70 the place Of be-
,sluning. l viii on the lat day Of
Nav. 1894, THE same being the first
Ttieiday IN May. 1854. b,tweon the
hours prescribed by law fsr Hheriffs'
sales. dffof the same Tor p le for cash
hi front OF the court house door OF
Tarrant count 3, Texas.
n. A. EULESS.
sheriff Tarraut County, Texas
BY W. NJ. Rea. Deputy sheriff.