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gemorfen. 0ie ben Q8dblern CUR Qb@
ittmmung unterbrettete neue Berfaiiung
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letber oon8 ben glnibein bat. &orIiber
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ten Itrb I'M 8OrItbe ni9t Oertreten, mas
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faniicber 8artetgoul, 3peiter 8orltber.
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beitbt, a6er Die iIn9ere Generation in Der
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(yial3i9en") QtuftretenS bel Der 2eitung Oer
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nit critaunli6er 2ei6tigfeit trdgt. Weni97
items t6at er 6a8 I'M DorigenSabre nocb, ais
ibm ser S9ret6er zines Ga9e5 I'M SEEM
gorfer Staats9ebau6e ouf Ser 8ettausz
iteuun8 be8e8nete.
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men, baB vOlb Salt" tnSpticben 6oS 3eitz
li9e 8ele8net bate, aber m08li9 iit INNER
bin, OaB nic6t ct in benz Gerfoliun9sa8o Com
bent itbt, ion6ern letn treflic9er Sn6n
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Iatursa Correspondent 6es 9}ep gorter
06eralO" in Albanp, unO felt stpei Sa6ren
in Der gIei3en @igeni3aft in 8ai6tngton,
Som" ber Dgute &crl," mie ct I'M 8ucbe
ltebt, bat BON ietnem @ater bell idbarfen
8erltan6 ererbt unO AUDI beiien @orlie6e
fir Die QoIitit.
, 1894-05-11

- Baron gerteS bat Sen 8epobnern
Der unteren Goauiton 9penue, Die ii9 feline
eleftrii9e 8obn Dor bic 86ire icben GaIien
molten, nit elmer fiirdterLicben Strafe 9ez
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t6rer gan5en @r9Be 3u ermeien miIien.
@rme r0iOerie0itroBen7 @raceLan6> @Oan>
itoneaner"!
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- Sn Ser franS6iilben 9eputirtenfamz

- Sn 6er fran50iii4en 9eputirtentamz
mcr bat geitern Bic &egierung GngGano,
OaS iicb tpeigert, BEN Or. 6er8 aus5uItefern,
nit Oeiicn 8erurt6etlung rim contuma-
clam" geOrO6t. @enn ba3 NIGHTS biIft,
bann bilft lber6aupt nibts mebr. 0enn
10 cine Gerurtbetlun8 rim contumaciam"
lit un9efabr Oos Sblimmitc, mas einem
Mcnl9en p%aliiren fam, ipenn CT nic6t ieIblt
NIT babel 1T. sic tommt ungef66r Der
8erbreHnung rim BiLoe" 9Gei6.
, 1894-05-11

- Die G~oreDoner fiiblen iib offen6or
I'M 4opultitenitaate Ganias 3u 9auie,
Oenn ntrgenbS blil6t bas 3u9lte6len 10 tpie
bort, Sin 0unber, baB BET Der tOuen
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men. IS miiien itcb mertmarbt9 DieIe
Gticnba6nleute inter Ben Nr6eitsLOien be-
ftn6en.
, 1894-05-11

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regterun8 nicbt aus 9a6omebnetbern pa
, 1894-05-11

- Die v6am6urgcr gtacbricbten@ persN
6ffentlicben elm 8emeinie6aftlicbe8 Shreis
ben OeS Sariten un6 Ser 6aritin b. 8i5z
mard, porin allen 0anosleutcn unO
6reunOen i'm &eicbc ur6 I'M QluSIan6e fir
ben NnSoruf ibre5 poblpouenbcn @ez
oenfen5 an ben @eburtStagen ocS fiiritlicben
PGoreS Der D6rmite 9anf au89ciprocben
miro. Q8te Die r6amb. gtadbr." ferner
mtttbetleu, betrd9t bic @eIammt3a6l Der
DteSmaligen @lit6pHnihe sum @eburtsz
t08e oe5 Tiiriten bon 8ismarf iber 1000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

persons who have flgrantly Violated
a Texas statute and will not be dis
missed but pressed vigorously. Our
progress VIII be necessarily slow. as 1t
VIII take some time to apprehend some
of the offenders. shall assist tho
county attorney all the way through
the case. or course II Gov. Flower
declines to honor the reQuisitlon we
hardly expect the New York parties to
voluntarily come 10 Texas and sur
render because persons accused of
crime rarely voluntarily come TO tudg-
ment. although they assert that they
would like to see the case pressed and
the statute tested. When they are IN
Texas they will be gratiled.
Mr., Henry being asked to state some
OF the facts, said: ut would not he
possible to give an outline OF this
Standard oil trust in this interview.
The indictment sets out the facts fully
and carefully details the facts. When
the public are possessed OF all the facts
they will find that this trust IS the most
gigantic trust ever dreamed Of. II cen
trolls about 9S per cent of the oil in
dustry in this country and crushes out
competition and absolutely fixes prices
without let or hindrauce.' and eSacts
form the people of Texas exorhitant
prices for oils far above the true mar
i7et value. When thesp facts fully
come to the public no disinterested one
will say that these prosecutions were
put on foot for grandeur and political
reasons. but the people OF Texas will
bless the statute passed to shield them
from such outrages and oppressions
No sir, this Is not the last you Will
hear of these cases"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

The following is the docket for the
county court today:
Fort Worth Drug company VS.. W.
l.. X. Dickson, garnlshee.
w. a. Gardner & Co. VS.. II, T. Bunt-
ing ct AL.
Frank W. Brown vs.. Fred w. Reiser
ct al.
Stratton & White VS.. p. r. Bradford.
Keith Bros. d Co. VS.. Seibe & March.
%. b. Edwards VS.. B. II. Reed.
Jacob Dminger vs.. Missouri, Kansas
and Texas Railway company.
Nell y. Anderson ct al. vs. the Man
chester Fire Insurance company.
Nell r. Anderson ct al. vs.. the Mer-
chants Insurance company.
Nell Il. Anderson ct al. VS., SPRING
field Fire Insurance company.
First National bank, Wamego. Kan
vs.. j. H. ScOggln ct al.
Il. /, Powell vs.. w. A. Turner.
L. X. Hastings ct al VS.. Texas and
Pacific Railway company.
c. II. Silllman vs. j. A. Thomas.
D. u. Morris VS.. Colored NJ. f. c. g.
Collier. Bradford & Son VS.. Interna-
company ct al. way
j. L. and Willie Grain VS.. s. Ensy ct
swafford Bros. Dry Goods companv
VS.. c. O. Nelson,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

Tomorrow night and Tsi's'
matinee and night "charlys y
will be presented at GreeaEslf' =
house, and will UNDOUBTEDLY ~
big hit. Its London, New ipx I
cago and Boston successes ~ ~
n question. In the first nsn7i z.
has been running for nearly " y =
In New York 1t has passed Y /;
performance, while in chlezsg - Z z
ton It made the hits Of the sel,,A
main success depends up'p Y
centricity OF Its central fgllfs I,
fellow, who. for a joke, dlssu'e .
self as an eccentric widow ~ !, /.
eral millions. Once IN tni NJ, "
weeds he finds himself unable y ~
of them for nearly time hqaz (.
complications brought sboN n
state OF things can be 'mis''%
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

Boaz buys, sella or exchanges YOUR
school books; DOC Main street.
Or, Broiles has removed to Dundee
oioek Seventh and Houston streets.
DR.. Dennls-Eye. Ear. Nose, Throat,
graduate OF three colleges. Dundee
block.
DIT, Blake. dentist. graduate Phla-
dslphia Dental college; Office, Third and
Main streets. 'N
Halls Jewclry store. Main and
Eleventh streets. Cheapest house in
the state Goods must so. Can and
w. r. G. Meeting Monday night. De-
cember 49, o'clock. Let every member
be present, as Il Is the last meeting be-
FORE the election OF oiiioers.
The Polytechnis college IS now pre-
pared TO instruct IN both French and
spanish. For terms apply TO the pres
iden:. Rev. w. r Lloyd,
George l.. Cause. funeral director and
emolamer. Fun assortment or under
takers goods. Takes full charge of
funerals and furnishes all necessary
requirements. No. slA West Weather
ford street. Fort Worth. Tex.
The Hotel Worth orchestra VIII dis.
course sweet music at the sale OF WORK
OF the chlldren's Aid society OF the
Trinity mission at the Swedish church.
corner broadway and saint Louis az
enue. on December II. Friday evening.
The proceeds VIII be devoted toward
building new Sunday school.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10
IrILLMAN ANSWERS srnAIc,,r



eglumbia' S. e., Dec. s.-The charges
mace maoe against the honesty of Governor
lilinan In letter from b. f.. Perry to
de A'hiey, a member of the house NJ
representatives Of the state which was
se.i ny distributed here, have brou,bt
tprtn an answer from the governo,. H.,
.he Ieger referred to II was insinra,ad
s siHt governor Tillmnn could nor snva
loIl ny salary sufficient sim Ia nn,,
~ ~ t1tIn ne recently purchased ana
W. a'.. miliqa ne Is said TO have given ssoOo,
that ne had defruuded the
s 500 " thousands OF dollars and had
reeeivedp Z per cent rebate on ,h,. a.'u
NO. through the dispensarv ia,"s
me repll to these charges was ,na3e
W y Governor Tiilman throi,ph
~ ~ NlIN' president of the Carolina
49,. pahk. He says Tlllnan has
~ - ptrower from the bank since
~, e"riy ponths OF 1891. He owes inc
t,S, now about $4,000 in the form of
y,hiol, 49, one Tor the sum of $1,000.
nnd 1,i M Yeeh running for some time,
~ WI Hrture at an early day. The
~ 'i,,, ~ tne sum OF $1,000, which 10
h,, v seu ~ three persons and secured
J3,,as ii ti or what Is Known as the
,in,,s PAN ition and two other plants-
Noe , near trenton. This Ytter sym
tba ,,,,N pS governor 1illman for
,ion puiposSoi paying for the pianta-
Tba l ienr enton. which he bought
in the mor9age bivar WIS included
n ,,savtser' = OF these mortgages are
'i Az a Oh Iford IN Edgefeld county
oorl nv ny. the Mil Creek Dlstillinr
s sosp, ~, Oh qnclnnati is here, and he
.hut Whq Tillman purchased The
~ rom qem he did so wIthon,
said he did nottare "a yot taiioh, as he
LOT tnelr coilecpr. The agent also as'
80 .lat no re4te on any other money
,as geeh paid the county 10 Trax-
No. me nq9or commissioner to nm
,,aa,, or hnybodSelse in any wav cor
"eS'eu with the tspensary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10
STABBED TO DEATH At HOUSTON
JAMES CHANDLER. A SALESMAN,
IN JAIL
The Dead Man, Tom Moroney, and
Friends. Were Coming out of a
House of uI-Fame when They Net
chandIar-whnt He Has to Say.

Houston. Tex. Dec. e.--ThIs morning
about 1 o'clock James Chandler, a well
known dry goods salesman! stabbed
Tom Maroney to death. 1t appears that
Maroney and some companions were
coming out OF house kept by Lulu
Rhodus and met Chandler. An alter
cation sprang up and Chandler began
using his knife. One slash severed Ma
roneys Jugular vein. Chandler went
into the house and was washing the
blood off himself when u policeman ar
rived and arrested him. The reporter
visited Chandler In the Jail today His
statement Is that he was walking along
Louisiana street and was In front of
the Rhodus woman's house, several men
came out and without provocation or
warning began 10 beat him. He says he
tried to get away, but they pursued him
and contiRied their assault. Believing
MS lie In danger. he says, he drew his
knife and began cutting right and left
lie ala not know any Of the party, and
ne was not aware. until arrested. that
ne had killed one OF his assallants. Ma
roney recently came here from Thiln-
delphia. and is brother OF Hon. VIM.
Maroney. member OF the legislature.
chandlers face shows signs OF rough
usage. Maroney was "A peaceable young
man Of 20 years OF age.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10
EVANGELIST ,op.,..'
rrenehes an Earnost ss,,,..
First Presbyterian IN M =

IA
First presby,erian c AZ
Yesterday morning Rev / \.
SON. evangelist, preached !, Z
PRESBYTERIAN church anotbs. !.
ries Of sermons he has Il, y.
In this city. DR.. Morrison IL.
his text the sixteen,b ,,..'
twenty-elghtn chapter u ~, ,s..'.
re!dtes TO Christ pecnmlSs u
stone Of the temple Of XII
There is a close affinity sr,.
brotherhood OF the chutsi rs
matters not by what name 4, " y. :.
PIE may be called, whsiSsr N
Methodists, Presbyterlans. H,,.'.',
man Catholics or any oihs-fs
ton. If they are believers Il ~ Z i
of the blood OF Christ fog ,,ss
are members Of the grea, COW \
or the saved. Zion rss,s,'.'
church. there the Jews Went ~ Il
a Year TO worshlp. ana ~
Christ's followers confirm. "a ~
themselves together In III. ~
earth. The salvation Of ! ~,
accomplished simply by bauth- "
sacrament OF the Lord's sur,,. \
We're occasions when lie M Z, /
body before these sacramen,s ".
given to the departing snir, y
the heart had been uniat 4
through Christ that soll "a. a
Christ Is the corner stthe y
church. and that stone IA, \
enough to hold up the faft 4
beaten upon by the storm, n VI
passions and dashed agalts, 4
waves Of human woes. Thp MI
not heaven, II any one rsfls.i {, 4
the church because therein 4, 4,
worthy, liars and evil d1sr y
never enter. Christ's he " n
trial and temptation, he nj y
tempted by the devil In NJ, l1s|
physical weakness and ment1. tI1
but 1t was his human nstua ~ +
be tempted by the evil one HI P
nature could not be tempted Il
that one who is in pcssesslot 4 +
ly wealth who Is exempt ff9t N
lions and sorrows. poverty d / 81
term. that one is poor who N
what he desires, often the libs,4:
riches are poor In that thy III
love and affection Of those KAl Z
be nearest and dearest to thea
ways In the palace OF the rels,
often In the hovel Of the
stricken the love OF God ahop
the heart and the possessor v,
bionecd.
An appeal was made to n
evangelist to come into ihfTisI
Zion, whose corner stone Is ca
DIR. Morrison is a speaker q 4
earnestness and force, and sie,l
a depth Of feeling which appslll
hearts Of all who hear him. ND
worldly person who thinks Al
little for religion VIII b IA
by the power. the pathos ind N
sincerity OF purpose this elNuss1
OF God exhibits.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10
nIs ErFoRrs cnnrLrp.
Rev. J. f. Robinson, Col, Resigns M
pnstor of Mt. GIIeal Chnrch.

Pastor of Mt. Gllead Church.
Rev. ]. Francis Robinson. pastor OF
the Mount Gllead Baptist church, col
ored has found a want of harmony ex-
listing between himself and certain in
fiuences which he says exist in the
councils Of the church, and has submit
ted his resignation In the following let
ter. which will bo acted upon at an
early day
Fort Worth, Tex, Dec. 9.-Dear
Brothers and Sisters: Because OF the
confusion which has been brought into
the councils OF the church by certain
Influences in the church and the un-
christian and unbaptistic spirit dis
played by such influences to the extent
of Gripping all OF my efforts Us pastor,
l hereby submit my resignation as pas
tor OF the Mount Gllead Baptist church
of Fort Worth. Tex, subject to the
action OF the membership OF the church
IN accordance with Baptist law and
precedent. said resignation to take place
sunday. December 10, and may. the
blessing Of God rest upon the church
and the people, Yours in Christ,
REV. j. FRANCIS ROBINSON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

friends holiday visit. write to US and
get the lowest rates aud through con-
nections.
Nothing will be spared In the way OF
fast trains. extra equipment and sure
connections. to make your trip an en-
joyable one.
Write your friends in the old states.
who are all anxious 10 make their
homo In this land Of good things. TO
get ready and come bnck with you
where a hearty welcome awaits them.
All lines sell via the Cotton Belt route,
the only line with double daily trains
from Texas to Memphis and return
without change.
s. q. WARNER. @. p. A..
A. A. Gibson, Tyler, Tex.
Il. =. A., Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

AS usual on sunday nisa' Q
sion was crowded last nisht =,
p, Wilson was the speaker - e. :
cred one of his Characteristics ~ ",
hitting sin and satan na'a n. n
every side. The text was IA ~ :
Acts ", a. Thou hast POI ''.. n,
men. but unto God" ton M W =
manifest in the audience -, ~ M
fessed n change OF hear .ns Il. u
a determination to stand o,.k II II
side. street meeting io-ais r TX
o'clock. Preaching at ~ Ms
II. Morgan. Rev. H. 4; - 49,. Il !
Memorial church WI s sIsht ID
place tomorrow (ruesaa,' n
body invited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

Ladies. don't be fooled by any house
that advertiser twenty-five times as
much millinery MS they have or ever
VIII have. The 81. Louis Millinery
company. 30l Houston. don't claim to
have stock OF $3.50 hats on hand: but
they have three hats TO any other
houses one In the city and always VIII
have, and they intend 10 sell them for
less money than any other house, no
matter what tho price IL. They came
TO Fort Worth TO do the millinery busl-
ness of the city, and ara doing 1t right
now.
ST. LOUIS MILLINERY co.
S0t Houston Street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

London Dec. 9.iA violent soutbeas,
gale gaze mas prevailed long the Irish coas,
since dawn. The 1nard stea,na,. s -,
brla, Capt Duttongrom T i,,es,ltr, I'm
terday. for New brI, w. pool ~,
at Queenstown uni th,s ot 9ssalnsd
the severltv ." +, gre compelled by
in Town harbor. ''s 70 seeg refus
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

came home alone. The special train
would have come through here only
DR.. Adams and Mr.. Sugg insisted that
the journey north be made via Long
view. ia view Of DR.. McISim's affilction,
who was anxious 10 reach New York
at the earliest possible moment. Via
that point at least twelve hours were
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

The present YOU want at the prices
You like: Pearl-handleA gold pens, ST.;
Rogers knives and fbrks, set 81 50,
child's silver-plated CUBS, 80 cents and
NJ; Eold-llllcd watches, $40; gold spec
taelos and eye glasses 81. so aud up.
We can supply a suitable gift for old
or young at any price you desire to OK
pend. Morehous Il Mcbride, the jewel
crs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

Has found that her little ones are Inn
proved more by the pleasant laNa-
tive Syrup Of rigs when IN need OF
the laxative effect Of gentle remedy
acceptable TO them. Children enjoy IL
and 1t benefits them. The true rene
dy. Syrup Of Figs, Is manufactured by
the California Fig Syrup company only.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

Last night the house was ~ -, !.
many Christians and a f''" "A
ners. We r.,.rr
The sermon by Rev. ;. !. :" AID =
n good lesson. 1t wa
Proverbs lib. n Il W
The services yesteroAs 49, = vi
by Rev. J. p. Hulss Wi |. =
structive and were llsit y. rs. },
lively. The jail meeting ~ \ ~ ~ y
the sunday school at ..s,al < 2
than was expected, on s II. IN ~
rain. There were ssve i'sr IN s,rs
present, sixty-twc Of T ,',,.,s Z ~,
dren. Want all the chl''s'ss1 r.'irli !
Der The big supper o. ,' N, 50 Z
night, All come g Ils 4 ~ y.
Rev. ]. p. Hulse- ne , i,1s:sls
STRANGERS cordially insl as lis ~
Hope Guy slission, near
house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

The Fort Worth and u nyer City
railway Will sell round trip tickets be
tween stations on their line within a
distance OF 200 miles at rate OF A
cents per mile. Dates OF sale: Deem
Der 20. % and 81, 1894. and January
J.. 1895, limited for Gnal return up to
and including January Q 1895.
For full information call on or ad-
dress your nearest local agent, or
ID. u. KELLER,
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
Fort WORTH Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

Texas 10 Chicago Without CHANG.
Via ST. Inuix

The Iron Mountain Route" atyo,..
studying the comfort OF It's patro,a
has established combination avs,a, s,
Ut Pullman and Wagner sleeping a,,rs
running between all points In Ts~os,
and Chicago without change. Via III,
Wabash and Chicago and Alton rail.
roads by his arrangement the great
est convenience IL afforded the trsyeiar
and adds to tine just reputation wbicb
this route las gained Of being the Fore
front In NIL Improvements popular win
the travelling public. For further infor'
Nation apply 20 John c. LOWS. TrnveI-
Ing Passenger Agent. Austin. Tcx
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

This il to rive notice OF the dlssolu-
ton OF the firm OF w. w. Dunn & Son.
doing hotel business in tho city OF
Fort Worth. gtatc OF Texas, on August
81. 1894. w. w. Dunn Ia authorized
claims against. or due said Arm.
Tho hotel Will be continued by w. w
Dunn. where he hopcs TO meet many
friends.
Rates, 80 per day,
w. w. DUNN,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

Sleeve buttons. These always make a
most appropriate and acceptable Christ
mas gift. We show great variety in
both gentlemon'B and ladies' our price
VIII make You wonder how we can sell
such nice goods al such moderate
prices. MorehouB & Mcbride.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

Have You seen the very large stock
OF fur muffs for ladies' and children at
the s. Louis Millinery Co., SOL Hous-
ton street? Thfy have large stock
ana Will make Very close prices. Come
before the rush and buy nice Christ
mas present. Prices from 81 To $40
ST. LoUISMILLINERY co,
90i Houston Street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

washington, Dec. 1t was stated
az the Mexican Iesatlt tonight TINT No
news new, had been receiv, concern,,v a.
aiiesed conflicts betw,n Mexlrsn 40
Sutetaelan troops. Muster Ro,rar'a
snought Il very doubu IL anv snc5
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

N"'"H ""'VN Y" INHhNns nnn NlissOnri
On Drcembcr 10, - uad >. th,.
Great Rock Island lout, WilI s.,r
hotthnN Excursion Tickets 20 t<nn
sns CITY, Hannibal aud St. Louis al
one inrc Tor ihc round trim ana
particulars and maps cali ON w n.
Orton, city Wicket agent, corner
fItth and Main streets, Fort Worth,
or address tue undersigned.
}. q. NcCNBE, q, II. A.
fort Worth, Tcx.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

There will be a called meeting OF the
Associated Charities Tuesday afternoon
az o'clock at Mrs. schueher's. on Tay-
Tor street. A full attendance Of the
members Is earnestly requested in order
to arrange for Christmas entertain
ment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

DO you want the best 81 kid glove
sold Ia the city2 It IL Handsome
glove and well worth more money
The 81, Louis Millinery Co., a01 Hous-
ton street, carry very large stock OF
them. bought direct from importer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

NJ. Ellen Keller, NJ D., he dquarters
Fort Worth, controls the state VI Texas
for the wholesale ana retail business
Of the Petit electric battery. This In
ventlon Justly claims the acme Of sue
cess In the perfection OF electrical
science In the treatment Of the Diseases
OF women, ana its use Is highly recon-
mended by leading physicians an over
the United States. Office GIL West FIfth
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