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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12
rnlnsoorIo nnvrLAr,oNs .
Terrestrial Creation Only On Incl.
dent In nn Eternal rrnin.


The glasses OF Mount Hamilton. MI
an and Pnlltowa reveal worlds ut the
present time In all stages Of evolution.
They may be traced from misty NON
lac to glittering suns. from orbs In lie
hish noon OF development to those that
repose in the sepulehral shadows Of
the coming night But neither by an.
Nysls nor analogy can We conclude
that the ACTIVITY OF the universe began
only when men began 60 evolve on the
inconseduent ard dimnutive sphere
known as the earth We may not cnn-
cmde that the myriads OF scintlllant
suns IN spacc-the 500, 900. 600 OF orbs
thut the great Lick telescope disclosed
in the Milky Way alOne--are only CO.
lcstinl lanterns hung out TO illuminate
terrestrial night a wider knowledge
sustalns the conclusion that other
worlds long preceded ours and shah
long continue when the fretted fabric
that we cnll our globe shall have passed
away. We may, then. aisulss some
Of our early conceptions and grasp
the fret that terrestrial creation. IN
stead Of ranking as the event In the
economy OF tho universe was only one
In an eternal train OF minor Incidents.
| What else may be the meaning Of that
| illlmltuble and infinite field " space
Wnefc Rows dllIuslnE HNhl una neat,
the countless hosts of colossal suns.
which, we are compelled 10 ncknQwl-
edge, must rndlate their Eight and heat.
and must evoke these in,o systems that
must evoke them?
And when The grent Chicago tolc-
scope Is completed. when we may oN-
plore the added area and possess the
added Intensity and the stellar rcveln-
lions come nearer TO w. and when. be-
yond that telescope achievement come
others In the coming century with Htill
farther and keoner sight. we nay be
able to grasp but. a little Of the great
Significance that may be unfolded
The world rs yet young IN stellar rel
ence. II Is not old IN any kind Of sci
enee. II f. only In the dawn Of tho
Significance Of knowledge and ~ max
Ing It's practical application. We are
vel before the sunrise; only In the twl-
light, aud just behind US Is the night
we are stan so near our congenerlo
sayagery that the harbarous impilnts
confront us everywhere; the oivillanE
Telescope. even with ourselves, II al
most az nothing to the Interest be-
slowed on some now doath-d2nling de-
vice, and our greatest honors we be-
stow on those who are most cnnHpicn-
ous in the destruction Of their Fellows
--Pittsburg Dltpatch
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

Jennings, La. September s.--A special
70 the Times Democrat from this city tells
how harvesting the rice crop is an ex-
n.usIve on, ration. TIE step made from
IN. sickle to the self binder rev years
ago by the Introduction OF. a tw.ne blndlus
hhrve stcr from Iowa was a long step N
sdyance. Many OF the most intellgens
he Improved upon. This fact was brougn
10 the notice OF the original inventor o.
the Irvine binder, John !. Apriehy- OF
chicago who has lately invented BIN
~, n double the capacity Of the ma
chimes now In general use. number o,
fhege nHchnes were built, ana a. car lpAl
of ten macnines, cutting ten feet we N
stead OF ye we're r ress e, hines KS
really headers With binding apparatus At
iash Ssy or two later, J. F. Appleby and
his expert. ?. sharp; srig of ~ SH9 new w
Sinders. A trial has I've; been ronrlnaeI
~ Inc plantation Of pr. =. J. Han or
1900 and the result e greal sle-
cess The machine cut q sMs5h ~, ~ n r,.s1
fles ,tso...,,siv pr Hail, c. A. Lowry,
1880 f,ysns q Carhart and Others,
t.',s,s 'nnrahased tho new macnlne nni
I. WI have thororKa test N Inc Ahe
hslas 9s sfowry and HAL have ordered
-Nsi,,, a+fa-hmeuta for their mAehines,
t,itevinr that such system q naIse..
~ ,.,ee can be made equtiiy AZ -.
fai as the binding opsrT s.,5,iers Z, VIII
heaaili ~, 80 simplify the process 9i har-
STU ss endless aprons Would carry
=. me headed grain IRON ne s"n's,t ~
To Wagon, n H ,hrstban NJ machine.
dlteeS ~ .ets,.ed ard prospective inNen-
Iness ~ ereat interest to The farming
l-tarqEts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

Twelve rrenchmcn tn Mall surpris.
the Besiegern OF Auuiia.

the Besiegerr OF Aaulia.
In January. 1899. at tho town Of
Aquila, In the Abruszo. then held By
a garrison OF 400 French troops. the
peasants broke into the town. and,
though they were driven out by the
French. they continued TO give re-
rious trouble. They even drove the
French into the fort and made ready
to lombard them with heavy guns.
The French were in an awkward posl-
ton.
Boulert. the officer OF artillery, ran
sacking his brains for the means OF
sending out men to spike the guns on
the glaeis, under the fire OF the insur-
gents from the neighborlng houses,
suddenly remembered that he had
seen in his magazine sens suits OF
plate armor. and he proposed to try
whether, protected by them, men
could not sally out and work In So
curity under the musketry are. lie
got together ~ complete suits, and
dressed out 10 gunners and grenadiers.
thus selecting big men, be II re-
marked Al certain hour the gtrri-
AA+'N- Wv NANNANA Way anu from
there and from the fort opened
steady fire OF musketry and OF arul-
lely on the lines OF the Insurgents.
Then out marched the IL knights
OF the Eighteenth century much In
David's state OF mind when he COM
nlalned he had not proved his armor
The men carried hand-apikes. ham
fners and spikes. Moving. naturally.
slowly and awkwarlly In their heavy
steel mail. sim they succeeded In
completing their work under hail
OF bullets from the Insurgents. The
scene Is described as we can well be-
hove. to have been most remarkable
ana TO have had something pic
tnres1ue and also dlaboical about IL.
As the mailed figures moved IN ri.
lenee among the guns, their hand
spikes looking like maces. their sl-
lence and the slowness of thoIr nc-
tons seemed unnatural under the
steady hail OF bullets The Insurgents
were believed to have thought he'll
Itself had sent forth these extraor-
binary antagonists. ghosts of past
age; while the French on tho ram
parts, true TO their nature. the first
moment OF anxiety ever. burst into
roars OF laughter.-Phipps' Marshais
OF Napoleon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12
JawELnY.
srEAa nYn wonIss.

FORT WORTH steam Dye works
Ladies and gents garmanty OF all
Kinds dyed and cleaned Rochex
Bros, znl Houston street. Fort
worth. Tex. Goods sent BY express
promptly attended 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

ADVERTISEMENTS for situations want
ga taken at half price, No advertise
n'rnt LOT less than % cents
pteeNonM financial and other
cards, speclAi notices. otc.. In this cisrsi.
neg department, 81 lire nor month.
advertisers should remember that
letters directed 20 initials only are M.
.u,,elvered through fhe poHtofice. n IN.
,uais are used they should be directed
posioilicn box.
Let or letters remaining uncNllcd Tor
N the counting room yesterday al 6
y, m Persons calling for them viii
A. RI. J. A. al
j H. RI. nj.
uaEcttc-so. II
=. p--i A n Tt
\. 81
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

colmesnef, Texas. September iO.-sIr.
James Burch Of this place has COM
mencod getting timbers to MI contract
with the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
railway for 2lO sticks OF plling, the dl-
mansions being lONlO inches AT one end,
ana 4xli inches ~, the other, the pieces
10 be forty TO sixty feet in length. Al
though one OF tho largest mills In the
South waB In operation here about eFht
year9 ago, making an average OF 100 -
feet OF lumber annually. there IS yttN a
deal OF good timber In this immediate
Vicinity, the only sales OF late being to
contractors for pillnB and ties Timber
II now offered for about half the price
asked when the big mill was running
here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

FOR sABIf--One pair OF broke mules,
cheap. at the Exchange stables
SO % FOR FINE MANDOLfHs. Pianos
$40 Inns than any other house south,
Alex ilirSlhhuld. tOs Weat SIKH
street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12
pI,YAh

Bryan Texas, September 1.-THE Bry-
an graded school opened this morning
under the auspices OF Principal II g..
Winter, with about 40 pupils in attend
ance.
The Agricultural and Mechanical col.
iege at College station, VIM open next
Wednesday with us usual large attend
anoe OF boys from al over the state
The county commissioners of Brazos
COUNT today sucgeeded In collecting me
~ 00O gchoBl money due his county
from parties IN Wichita. FAlls county.
Texan, and Chicago, IL,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

Richmond. Texas. September lO.-com-
mlssoners' court met today to inspect the
tax roll. 1t will remain In session several
days.
Miss Mcpherson OF Washington, - c.,
arrived In the city last night and opened
her school today.
Miss Margery Kendall, a society belle or
hero, will return 10 Houston soon, much
TO the regret or her numerous admirers
here.
Harris at dance Saturday night, was ar
rested and had his preliminary eNamlna-
ton before Judge JOSCs today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

Karnes City. Texas. September lO--The
store Of Buchel, Wagner & Co, In this
place. was robbed last might by unknown
parties The thief took the dry goois
hom eleven shelves. such goods as CALI
co. Saline. domestic. blankets, etc. An en-
trance to the store was effected by boring
hole IN the back door Sith a medium
ilEed auger. The thieves then raised the
rross bar, which enabled them 70 open
Ne rear doors. II is supposed TO have
been done about o'clock Sunday night
Several Of the clerks were sleeping In
ihe store and all say they heard no noise
during the night, Nothing has been
n''ied from the store as yet but dry
goods.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

Trinity, Texas, September io-The Trim
~ high school. under the proficient man
agement Of Professor u. L. Cunningham,
opened last week with a large attend
snee. but did not get In good working or
Der until today owing to the past week
having been consumed in grading. orSan-
hing and classifying the pupils.
The protracted meeting at tho Metho-
elst church closed last night Eeven hay
ing protested faith and Joined The church
as result OF the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs n p. Erwin OF Palestine
returned home last night after a pleas
tnl visit 10 relatives here
Miss Iantha Lewis OF willis is the
guest OF her friend. Miss Stella Griffith,
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wHAnTox


wharton. Texas September 10. in sn,,.
y 'he serious drawbacks the lac, week.
cotton cane In lively. the total for ,bps
season being ga. against az last wear an
w same date. The increase was so
oales last week. OF which IS were shlppes
Mhen tho west bound psssenger 80,
, ,,t 70 pun ont from Yhe,tnr me-
sai ioIiNnB u was discovered that *, ~.
Cona,n.,e struck and refused 10 worry
an ss,,or farnsworth wired ahead Tor
one honr causing an unexpected delay Of
n colonel John L. Groom has alwavs h..,
nasr asssoeate OF land owners puttinr In
~ Lrees as the best paying invetfyo.n,
nv ms nus soil w. J.. Groom win sci AZ,
:, SnArtes Floyd has closed ot,, hts I,
$500 $500 IN the Exchange saloon 10 Ness,s
ne,. ", q 10. consideration SaN)1 Tha
-'1 ~ nI m VIII lake charge in len DAYS
III IT; rutherford OF Houston l. atfona.
NY BUSINESS before the probate ACNE, i,
" haItcn. The doctor In hls youn,-er az
,ss,. resident OF this little yliisse eo1
iyts nave made but slight ehsn-a a.
~ ~ appearance. Some men Meier 49,,
TS.ra shn Dr. rutherford is one OF them
eve ,,i,l Just as merry sparkle IN his
- win step as elastic spirit as buov-
nasrt, is When he was ready for a froiie
cbans thlrty years ago-iS6e Time has
s"N"seu all but the doctor himself
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

Rookdale. Texas, September 'o.-cotton
pckers ere very scarce here this morn
Ing. Some farmers are laying % cents
and can't get them at that. Cotton Ia
going to waste In the fields for the want
OF hands To pick It out.
Some cotton IN the black lands VIII
make a bale 10 the acre, which Is better
than any crop for several years.
The public school opened here This
morning. with Professor Breaham as
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

Houston. Tex. Sept 11.-Reports
from South and East Texas toll Of
heavy rains. causing much damage TO
cotton. At Hearne there was regu-
lar waterspout At Palestine the water
Inundated the city prison and all the
prisoners had to be removed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

Huntsville, Texas, September 1c.-The
public schools opened today with an at
tendance OF ABOUT SEQ. Short talks were
made by superintendent Palmer. Profess
sor r. 3. HALEY and others. Mr.. T, J.
Adlehes on behalf OF her former pupils
and citizens, PR, entcd Mrs. NJ. l.. ly
who severed her connection with the
years service. with handsome solid oil
yer Individual service. appropriately In
scribed. Mr.. Adickes acquitted himself
MIN much credit Mrs, Gay was taken
for 10 secure her presence. but returned
her thanks for the nice token.
Superintendent Palmer anticipates q
large attendance durlng the present
Term
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

FOR Furnished house, 500
Lamar street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

San Diego. Tex, Sept li.-Marous
Flores. Ignaclo Cueilar and Felipe Her
nandez. three prisoners who were con-
hned here in the county jail, charged
with horse stealing escaped last night
at o'clock by overpowering the jaller.
So far they have not been captured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

EEis AND aEcoN s. HAND sxFEs--
Il W Raak,.l 1n1 11aaaztaa str-@s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

FOR SALE 100 acres ~ nno land
near OAK Grove and ub0nt II miles
south % Fort worth This IA woll
Improved farm and d good one
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

COTTON sDED HUBS IfOh sALEI-
We have between 100 and 200 tons
bulls, which we VIII sell at $500 per
ten, r. o. b., cars al mills Address
Marco MIlls, NatchItoehoa. Ia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

seetlanss n y eolored people from dineren,
bsvi9n OF me state, among whom wepe
bsll ~ A9ssir. ", q segulns L. i. camp
~ III. boyl Of paiestins "a eSsos' ana
IL dnir. 'srhsuonai and Great Northern
scassn s. PIG excurs.on busincss this
assistant ousn We hard work OF its abs
1eAet agent Cantain d. u. prins- ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

Mobile. Texas. September i0.-The pub
Is sesool whIoi osened Sept NIB I'M
VI Professor w. c Mann Is well attend
n, ne co'ored school under Miss Hatis
D,,n he,te OF Beaumon op ned teday
. p PEBBLES leaves today on husl-
ave poln 8.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

oyerton. Texas, September s-1Iiubbard
college opened UP here this week with
twenty-five students and there will
doubtless be hundred by the hrst OF
next month. We have a fne faculty, and
the success Of ths college seems TO be
vi With a good school. the best fruit grow
lnE section in Texts. OySFtou Will be the
metropolis 5f East Texas before long
The boil worm and rust have dam.
tEsd our cotton very badly but It wll
NJ, hurt us like II will other places. ~
w have q very fne crop Of ribbon cane.
Besides. our farmers are turning their
attention TO raising bio. led stock. both
horses and cattle.
oYerton Is steadily Improving, there
having been two new houses built here
within the last thirty days.
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MoMEY ro LoAN oN FAnAis
THIN
w. G. pELcHER LAND MoRTuAon
COMPANY.

80 AND 81 HURLEY nuuDrNo
MONEY TO LOAN--On real estate IN
corporate limits Of the city Of Fort
Worth; lonn rom 80 70 60 per conf
~ cash value lnteratntc Ruilning mud
Loan Assooiatlun OF Columbus, ia.
Apply 10
ToMLlHsON n HENDERSON.
Auents. Room No, ?, over tos Maix
street,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12
FROM SOUTH TEXAS TOWNS
Ian Adds n Good sum 10 Her
school Fund-cotion Pici4ers
searce-An EIopcment Nipped
In the BUD.

.-,xor;a. -exas. September io.-rhe
~ opened up again Sunday morning
"A has been failing continually since.
80 eject Is most depressing, Instead Of
..,,s,ny,' up In their best and going 70
,surch Sunday. Brazorians wore long
tres and stayed at home.
hSdee F. j. Dun returned Saturday
-, visit TO Houston.
~ l., NJ. Williamson, a young attor-
- Of Richmond, after brief visit 10
.,,roria, returned home yesterday. He
. nromlncnt candidate for county at
..rrev OF Fort Bend county.
Captain Wharton Bates Is visiting Aus
Tbe political sentiment OF this county
!. rhaneing very rapidly In favor OF Hon.
ssniss Crowley. Rrazorians believe that
~ United states government can make
.s.fter port at Velasco than can ever DO
sbtained at Galveston. Mr.. Crowley will
X friendly TO our port.
Assessor James L, Bates has been quits
ii al his home for a fortnight, but Is
row eonYaiescent
iswr Charles McNeel Of Hinclxles Ferry
iii locate In Galveston. He ia one OF
M substantial citizens and a man of ad-
mirable qualities.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

lexington. Texas September io.--cot-
~. Vt Is selling earlier than ias- season
.,ae hundred bales have beea sold here
,ses August !. sud q comes IN nov - x
~ fie OF loo bales per day g. ".
hshke OF this place 8 ginning tnV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

rr..ns. september NV. II
Noy'is' oonn,lssary clerk for Allen
Bower, -narr.ed yesterday evening %
g. g.. cassie spence q Mooi'e'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

seevilie. Texas. September io-A
.s.Vy Precipitation OF rain occurred here
.s.sertsy evening. The tail was some
Nlng like two inches
ssSN' Antrim OF The Episcopal chpron i
.-Alleilns a series OF mettlngs mere,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12
HEEVILLH

.neeviile, Texas. September lo.-Messrs.
s'eAihouse 6 Taylor. contractor. report
h-slng Closed contract for tnree neN
49, plililngss here. 60 be bailt on Notp'
Washington street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

WANTED Wholesale dry gopds rales>
man. by FIRST clasa Missouri River
house, for state Of Toxan. line In
cludra general dry goods, furnishing
goods and large and complete tins
OF manufacturers goods, IN overha,lH,
jeans pants shirts. otc. Replies 90
thia advertisement VIII please give
apply unlesn strictly No / man,
well acquainted with the trade IN
Texas. aud the dry goods huainesai
must be steady, industrious. temper
Rto man. Address Wholesale pry
Goods Gazette oniec Fort Worth,
Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

WANTED -ltellnhlo salcHmrn to sell
luhricnting oils. ereaHea ana painters
supplies Address sterling REFINING
Co, Cleveland. Ohio
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

:, rAies'ine. Texas. September io-s1Hiy
IA. .ssAs Delegates TO the National bApus'
- Nissicsaty convention at Moa,sonl-
~ NJ, -. g sesea1a hets sAls esssi-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

-s,4s senteuner lq--sydney
Bryan. yesr nsd : mentns. daugh-
rdAh g. : -.-A-1-A 1l-A ~,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

wANTED--,A good secondhand lob
press. cheap for cash, Gordon quar-
ter lscdium preferred. A. Il, n, thla
ONCE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

Yoakum. Texas. September 1o.-The
,oblie schools opened this morning with
.b,ut so pupils. Superintendent Scott
IA me following corps OF teachers were
I'll present; Professors W. II. Lee. ].
H Cook, -. Beason, Mrs. p, Il.
rhema sson. Misses Sua &, G4llespia,
psr,ie searcy, ClemnAo Boone Anna
Eiirure and Susie Dodd, the last three
teisg graduates Of rAe Yoakum high
sDsscer W. A. Newsome arrested a
voinK negro Saturday for the theft Of
FL from MIR. j II. Cunningham. SCI OF
XII money was recovered The thlof
rls booked up Slturiay night In the
yaakum calaboose, but made his escape
sonaeNme Sunday morning, and up 90 this
,lme has not been recaptured.
Carpenters are erecting a pll board
40 feet long on Front street for Howe
4 Ctishing's great railroad SHOW. that VIII
sr6ibt here on the 2end Of this month.
In Dan T. Price, prominent attorney
a ms place Is spending this week at
cuero ON professional business.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

MONEY TO LOAN on reasonable terms
TO parties deairous OF building.
Houses for rent conveniently located
a few lots for sale at a bargain. NJ.
l., Chambers, room q, Walker build
ing. sixth and Main,
REAL ESTATE LOANS on Improved
property In North Central Texas.
Nendora lien notes purchased and
extended Farm Tor sale with small
cash payment. Eany terms.
q, II SiLt.IMAN,
Board OF Trade building. Fort
Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

IoST-A rold-headsd umbrella with
the initials W. s." on the head
pl.a.- a.-f.irn "a WaGaame.sa atAhioA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12
PATIENTS.

WILLIAM q, HENi1RsoN. eonnsei-
or,at-law and solicitor OF American
and foreign patents. trade marks anil
labels, Rooms 70 70 ~, Norris buiid-
Washington. u. c, Seventeen FEARS
experience. including service In ex-
aiming corps, u. 8. patent office.
Send akctoh OF model for report ~
TO patentabillty. Correspondence in-
wtfd. Mention the Fort Worth Ga
zotte.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

FOR RENT FURNISHED room. next
door to ElliHon'e green house, corner
sixth and Taylor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

nnILaoN !. runNHAM.

Henrlsua, ciay cosnty, Tex.
E.ll and exchange Farms, Ranches.
and City Property. corranpondence to-
iicited.
references. FARMERS National Eurk,
Henrietta; First National Bank, Foff
Worth: Lana Mortgage Bank Of Tsxa,t
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

FOR RENT Neat cottage. nye rooms.
with stable; South side. Apply ZOE
East Belknap
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

WANTED--Seven or oight-room plas.
tered house, with llghta, Mater, bath.
room and stable West Sidv preferred.
Tenant has no children. VIII take
rood care OF premises and pay rent
promptly. Address Lock ilox s;7,
city,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

mon AND STEEL ROOFING ASp
siding, o X. Harry Iron wsrks.
Dallas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

FOR SALE Good four-room houao and
~ bONlbs -, $500 500 each. balance
Nb FER month. s pVr cent Interests
a bargain NJ. l.. Chambers, room 0.
walker building, sixth ana Main.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12

WANTED Woman for general house
work Address Mrs j. 3. Brown,
Grapevine, Tex
HELP TuRNtsuED-Hltu pro-
cured; write MS. Fort Worth I'm.
ploymcnt Burcau. zoe Main.