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General Notes.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16-Charles Zuck-
riegel of Indiana, has been appointed an in
spector of public buildings
Chairman Wilson has gone to his home
in West Virginia, but will. return to-mor-
row.
Reports to the director of the mint show
that since July l the number of silver dol
lars coined amounted to SS33. .O00 of which
$4,000 were coined since Aug. /.
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Sails for Gray Gables.

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-President Cleve-
land arrived in Jersey City this afternoon
at 1O2. and a few minutes afterward
sailed for Gray Gables on the lighthouse
tender John Rogers. The President jour
neyed from Washington in President Rob-
erts's private car. When the train drew
up at the Pennsylvania platform there
were very few people outside of the pas
sengers that were aware that the chief
magistrate was coming. The police sur
rounded the President as he stepped from
the car. accompanied by Capt Robley d.
Evans and DR.. O'Reilly: No person was
allowed near the President except the
gentlemen named. and as the elevator dis
appeared from sight the passengers made
a rush down stairs to catch another
glimpse of him. Escorted by the police
men, the party hastily, walked to the
Adams Express pier. where the steamer
Was waiting. and as soon as they got
on board the vessel moved out and headed
/. for the East river, en- route to BuZZardS S
Bay. DR.. OReilly, when asked if they
were going direct, answered in the affirm
ative. but declined to say anything fur
ther. As the steamer moved away from
the pier Mr.. Cleveland raised his hat in
answer TO the salutes of tie people on
the dock.
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4 Radical Change.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-An important
provision of the new tariff bill is that which
allows the manufacture for expectation of
any article or class of goods in bonded
warehouse from imported materials. Under
the Mckinley bill only medicines, prepara-
tions, compositions, perfumery, cosmetics,
cordials and other liquors can be so man
ufactured." Under the pending bill there
are no limitations TO the number of this
character of goods which may be manu-
factured in bonded warehouses.
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wOOLEN SCHEDULE EXCEPTED.
The New Tariff Bill to Go Into Effect
When signed.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 16-The new tariff
BILL with the exception of the schedule on
manufactures of wool, will go into effect
at midnight Immediately after the Pres-
dent has signed ii. The woolen schedule
will go into effect on the first day of JAM
uary, 1895. This applies to manufactured
wool and not to the raw wool of the farm
ers, which will come into competition with
the cheap wool of Australia and South
America within ten days.
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Reunion of Fifty-Fourth Illinois.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MATTOON. ILL.,. Aug 16.-The members
of the Fifty-fourth Illinois Volunteer In
fantry, TO the number OF about one hun
dred are holding a reunion in this city, and
will continue over tomorrow The ranks
Of the veterans thinned since the last
meeting, but the loyal bond OF sympathy
between the remaining gray-bearded men
is stronger than ever.
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Won't Please Voorhees,.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 16--Representative
Bailey, of Texas, desires to rid Congress
men Of all completely in office seeking. To-
day he introduced the following bill:
THAT from and after the passage of this
act no Senator or Representative in Con-
gress shall directly or Indirectly solicit or
recommend the appointment of any person
to any office under the United States; pro-
vided. that this act shall not be construed
to apply to the Offices Of the House or the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-08-17

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-United States
Consul-general Downes, at Amsterdam, ca
bled the State Department to-day that there
are twenty-nine cases of cholera in that
city, and that there have been nine deaths
in the last fortnight. The news is signif-
can't in view of the extensive commerce of
Amsterdam.
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DINING CAR WRECKED.
Five Men Seriously Injured Through
FOrgetfulness of a Yardmaster.

TRENTON, Mo-, Aug. 16. = Passenger
train No. IL on the Rock Island. the fast
west-bound express, crashed into the dining
car just before it reached the depot to-day,
making sad havoc of the dining car and
seriously injuring five employees. 1t was
caused by the yardmaster forgetting to set
the switch leaving a clear main track
Conductor W. T. Crawford was seriously
injured internally. Freeman a cook, and
Benifield were injured on the head. John J.
Anderson was cut on the wrists and Perry
Coulson cut on side and head.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-The last rem
nant of the several conmonweal armies
which have been camped about Washing
ton was sent out of town to-day. There
were thirty-ffve men, and, though their
homes are in Connecticut and Massachu-
setts, transportation furnished only 10
cit
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ALBUEQUEKQUE, y. NJ, Aug. l6.-No.
passenger train gong west on the At
lantic * Pacific railroad. was wrecked by a
washout at Cubere at a. m. to-day The
engine ditched. James Horton, fireman,
was killed and William Norris. engineer.
was dangerously injured. So far as known
no passengers were injured.
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Confirmed by the Senate.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE Senate, in
executive session. to-day, confirmed the fol-
lowing nominations:
Dixon Buchanan. to be receiver of public
he re:,istar ~ thn Iand nffica ar Ieadvilla
Agents for Indians-LouiS w. Pearson,
Pottowatomie and Great Nemeha agency
Kansas; Horace VI. Rebok, Sac and Fox
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GLOBE HEADACHE CAPSULES will quickly
cure IL The fastest selling Headache Remedy in
indianapolis. Headquarters at POtters Pharmacy.
300 North Pennsylvania street. and for sale by
% cents.
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MCKEE & CO.'S CHAMPION BOOT

Is Soga Boot of superior workmanship and MATERIAL is of
full stock carefully selected has sole leather counter and
is bottomed in the good old way-STRICTLY BY HAND
and every pair You sell the boot at the
price of machine botomed boots and make good profit
Write for prices and samples
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BLUNDER No. =.

Use of n SemicOion Instead of n Colon
May Make All Diamonds Free.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE copy of
the tariff bill in possession OF the chairman
of the House enrolling committee, by which
the bill sent TO the President was COM
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Congratulations for Hawaii.

tariff bill was passed At AS p. m. the
House adjourned until Monday next
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MCKEE &c CO.,
JObbers Boots, Shoes and RnbberS,
1856 1888 S. MERIDIAN ST. AND 50 & 81 MCREA ST. INDIANAPOLIS
The Proof of the Pudding

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Jan. A. 1885,
Geniemn-In to
think the NJ had
In
perfect every respect Respectfully yours,
G. r. ROOT, North Merda
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

CoLORADO-St. James fi-,-7--
Morris, proprietor. Heatos'u
commercial men.
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Palestine, Texas, July gi.-captaln a, ],
Cox. prominent business man OF this
city and one OF tho oldest citizens IN the
county, dlcd very suddenly nj 10 o'clock
today, In the early forenoon he walked
Into Moveyes drug store and purchased
twenty-five cents worth OF morphine and
returned directly 10 his room over pailey's
furniture store. Abow " o'clock parties
In the building heard groans coming
from his ApartmcntA and On cnter,ng
found him IN a nreoarious and unconscious
condition. Medical nii Wa1 summoned,
but he expired an hour aftrrward, Ply
OF apopexy aud & Ia thought he pur-
chased the morphine to quiet his nerves.
There IA no reason TO suppose that he
tloa. Ito WAS Very popular all over the
county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

New orleauR Iuly e. Colonel Samuel
l.. James died auddcniy OF hcart disease
at Angola plantation this morning, 10
was famous nil ever the state as tho I'M
monaely wealthy lessee OF the onuyiota
at tho State penitcutlnry, with whose
labor since is6s he has erected hundreds
OF miles of leyees and other public works
anA conducted the Angola plantation. one
Of the finest cotton farms Ia the South,
Colonel James was born la Tennessee
IN lkai lilo became uiyl engineer and
was associated with tho late General
Beaurrgtrd IN the construction ut the
New orleans custom house. He was also
committing engineer Tor the tirst street
rallways operated In this city, he was
liNutennht COLONEL ~ n Louisiana rcgi-
mont IN the trans Mississippi department
during the war and Va is6S became convict
lessee, fot tho past two years he has
BOW preallent 81 The nlekMlek CLUB.
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DUNCAN, I. T,-City HoteI, n =
Ing men stop at the CITY III,
" per day. j. L. McFall n,,.'
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sites for the EIcemosy nnry InztI-
tuttonn selected

sites for the EIermoHynnry Inzti-
tuuonn selected.
Galveston, Texas. July N.-rhh morn
inE the building committee OF the Prot
catant and IsraelltSh Orphans Homo
held mrc,ing II was decided to udyor-
Use FOR bids for the buiidlng. whloh IA to
be two-story brick and contain about
thirty rooms. The committee ~ composed
Rciaei
LETT bedueet q $4,000 for the erection
OF u snftahlc building 10 take the place
OF the present home.
llidA Tor tho erection OF this home Will
he received by Chairman Luyenhvrg uu-
I'll September /. Tho plapa ana apccinea-
tone are ia the hanis OF the eutding
eNamntd by o6ntraetofa Wishing 70 lid
on the building,
IMPORTANT LAND SUIT
To-day tee following suit In sluly
wac NED IN ny unisgi syaiss cLouit
el(iEcn OF the county OF New York, IN
The state OF Now YORK, against cornell
~. paws ana nia wsts Adelald ptyiA,
sac OF Texas and eiAEens Of IRA
nara eounIy IN sAil S@.v. and 5, NJ.
and a rvaidrnt OF Dallas county, In said
lhe complainant alleges In his CON.
$50 The ssia Cornelius Davis and AIDE,
laid Dawn madu, uNec.tttu Aad dolivsrtd
10 the hqu-aoig Mortsage Company. a
prik~ie corporation, hcuipnrated under
AA- by Niftae % tue .awa Ul the STATE
oi M-aFoul,. beng a thr unlc above
lssd 70 do buaness "A tns stale u Texas.
.nc.r certein are, mortgage bond or note,
IN wdung, bearing Gate August |, iSsg,
or order the sum VI sA.tW, with io,er.
~, thereon st inv rate OF pet ptnt
per annum, psya ole annpplly, according
al IA ..H
ten coupons thereto attached a. p6rl
iher~efl enA whereby ehe said Cornelius
s1s 5 nnS Aa tha N .ny I p.r, ssfa S 81
prncipAl or iistsfsss spcciutd theflir
wac no, paid At maturity inat.n should
Il per cent per Nnnvm, payable sent
ailnnAlly ana \ any ,essfse, RENAMED
prnicipat hhpnid become uJe and col
lecthhle a, Oncr AZ ,nr option OF th,
holaer Of the said nFrt mortgage lssnS
rhis Indebtedness Was secured by
deed ~ trust ektcntod by Cornelius naNi
ana his wife Adelaid DAVIS, ON u larg
III nrazerla county, 1'hv complainant al
lertn nt the drf<ndAnta have failed II
every respect 10 eoIni,y with the require
the IA Cornelius and Adelhi1 DAVIS
thoilgn often requested. have not az ~
paid she complainant thc said sum .
money above specified, every part thsron
end the same itiil nelns tue ana uni,ai
IN tho sun, OF xnnn0n and further deere
thr land 10 be sold specified ln The dew
poymcnt or me iutrtcrt ADD principal q
Tho note or $500 eAecutcd by cotnclin
Davis md Adel1it DAWN,
r. l.. Smith ~ Ma4terson anil : NJ
Finlry nre made ro.dtfcndants with Coz
nelms Davis and Adanid nnyla. on v,
NV lanis described w the decd OF trus
executed hv Davis md his vito,
SITE PURCHASER
MeserY. A. D. Walker and rs j. Fred
rrick. executors Or tho estate Of the lat
Henry Rosenberg. yesterday pnfchn 81
Ssur lcfs 81 groutd on the southeast COZ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

Advertisements for situations want
ed taken at half price. No advertise
mcnt for leas than 20 cents.
Professional financial and other
cards, special notices. etc, In this classi-
fled department. 81 line per month.
Advertisers should remember that
letters directed to initials only are not
delivered through the postonlee, II IN.
itials are used they should be directed
to the care OF some person, hrm OF
postoflloe box.
List OF letters remaining uncalled Tor
In the counting room yesterday AT .
D. m. Persons calling for them VIII
please say advertised
Bargain. /. Gum, 10.
Groceries. 1. j. X, 3.
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SOUTH TEXAS TOWNS.
srwsY NOTES GATHERED ny pun
CORRESPONDENTS.
Quick Apprehension of N Burglar,
Who Also Stole n Horsr-nra-
koria County Alliance ora
GERS fsiccted-statc News.

BEAUMONT. Texas, July 27.--Gns War
necke. the artesian well borrr OF Houston.
and n. u. Johnson. the associate Of Mr.
Warneclse IN artesian wen business, were
In tho city yesterday consulting with the
officers OF the Ice, Light, water aud Re
frigeratlng company In reference to bor-
ins artesian wells to supply the city. The
officers Of the company invite citizens to
subscribe a sum sufficient to bore test
well ana II the well proves o success the
eompany will pay for the same and not
call upon the citizens to pay Their sub
scription. "a this 10 a matter that every
citizen is fntoroetet IN there VIII probably
be no trouble TO secure guarantee, Mt.
Warnecke has no doubt OF his ability to
secure aItesian water for Beaumont
The excursion TO Buna yesterday was
stupcndous success, there belaB about
800 persons present from beaumont. Fully
i.VO people were fed at Buna.
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AGENTS WANTED.

LADY Made ss7 last week s.,,,a .
Longs Solid Mucilage penctls !,
why not youe Address g, A. Iopg
Mts, SSi Dearborn street, Chicago, Iii'
WANTED-Agents in every cltv 80
county TO sell a STAPLE article ~
commission Excellent chance for an IN
erHeiic men. Address Ohio Valley III.
nati, Ohio. w. eiiieln-
AGENTs-'The HoIdfast -
thing, easily attached 10 ,rr rev
one lace one end 70 faaten 80
ene-arned people and small chnd.sn
ean lace their shoes and moi ha,.a
tnem come undone or get IN a lsno,
one pair fine laces. one pair En,a
lasts and tool 10 apply. samplss !, y
Ssn's. W. Tor % cents. Risby a "a
cHh'9 building. New York, -
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CLARENDoN-Ciarendos
Douglass, proprietor ho'''
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MONEY 10 LOAN on FARMS
THE

W. c. BEL-.ffR LAND MORTGAGE
COMPANY.
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Bryan, Texas, July I.-Only four tici5-
cts wore sold yesterday to the barbecue
az stone Ciy. but large crowd went
through the country BY private convey
auCc,
good approximation from Bryan VIII
attend the Confederate reuion ut Madison
VILE on the "a OF August.
ir, Cautcid ~ moving MS stock OF
Erocerien 10 one door from the E2changc
hotel
&, q. Parsons has purchased the Mich
olson sock Of confectionery ami viii
take charge VI the huHineas,
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nUENIrAM

Brenham, Texas, July T-1udRe Dyer
Moore, who was mdofscd by the repub-
ilcan county convention here Yesterday
Zeal a,str,gt fcfi eor his be,oo higkIv
elatrd with the result or HIS ViHlt
l0undgecper y. A. Andcranu was icrked
morning aud had his wrist badly
sprnincd,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29
GONZALES.

Gonzales, Texas, July zf--on the 2ah
instant The house Of Mrs. W. II, Gum
was burgiarlEod ana several articles or
value were taken About the same time
. mare was stolen from sir. N. q.
Christian and q saddle ana brdlg was
borrowed from another citizen, The mare,
haddle Nnl bride were taken to MAeldcr,
n hoishpQflnB town ana SOLD tor the
sum OF fll to T. II. Tripp The vendor.
MOTIFS Johnson, WAS nuspcoted Of the
theft and arrested by Constable Taylor
ana Deputy wyatt lie confessed 10 nav
ms burglatlzed the house and to steal.
ing tho mare and implicated another
party by his statement
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Nunk-

RuAk. Texas. July H.--Aiiss Lena NIL
Ter gave "tacisy" party fer the chill
dyen Mt the Acme hotel yesterday from ?
TO o'clock and children were all dressed
In very ridiculous fashion. Jack clai-
borne got iirst prize for boys as being
the most taclgy boy, and IoulA stanley
got nrst prize as the taekiest girl Colonel
4. jackson. manager OF the Acme hotel
~. JeHnlnE, J. W. simmons, Rev j
W. johnson and l.. -. Quinn left yes
tefday evening for Alto TO attend the
district conference OF the Palestine dis
which meets there today
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29
STORAGE.

SToRAGE-If you store your house
hold goods for the summer don't fail
to see II, r. Darrah, Fourteenth and
Rusk streets. Get prices and inspect
tho only first class storage house in
city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

Raymond. Texas July gi.-Hermun
Koehlen treasurer Of peeos county ana
one OF the oldest and most respected res
idents % thla part ~ The country died
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BARBER WANTEp-To begin list OF
August; must he sober md white.
J d, woosey, West Side Barber
shop, Commerce, Tex.
HELP FuRNTSHED-Situ pro-
cured, write us. Fort Worth I'm
ploymcnt Bureau, 5o9 Main
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Nolasco, Texas. July T.-Omicers elected
BY the Brazoria county alliance DURING
the ensuing year are; J, Darby. pnrsl-
dent I. r. shanis. Vice president J. ".
Ross. secretary and treasurer. J. w
Perry, chaplain; w II, Robinson. lnut-
urer. =, r. Wortz. businesa agent, G. j
Muller, door keeper. J. II, Williams. Ser
geaut-at-armn.
Bex ., J.. Murray OF Angieton and W
IL. Robinson OF Liverpool Wcra eaBen
aclcgatea TO the State alliance.
The organization, nlwayH strong In
this county. has been recently gtfengtL-
one1 BY mnny new membera.
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WANTS.
THE GAZETTE Is THE GREATEST
NAN1. UI.DIuu IN THE SOUTH.

THE GAZETTE Is THE cHEAIEsT
WANT MEDIUM IN THE SOUTH.
Nothing is published free. All ad-
vertisemcnts in this department arc
charged for at the rate OF l sehe
word each Issue. payable In adVa ins.,
No Advertisements taken for less thah
IS cents.
Perroual.
Lost.
Found.
strnyed.
stoict..
sirnyed or stolen.
For Rent.
For sale.
Help Wanted.
Business Chances.
Wnntci--DwcIIinEH.
Mnnfcd-nooms.
Wnntcd-Uonrd.
wnntrd-Uonr ders.
wnntcd--Hent Estnfe.
wnutcd--ro Exchange.
wHnted-Niscclinne
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ner OF avenue or and Bath avenue as
q site for the Old Wounn's Home. for
which Mr.. Rosenberg In hts viii BE-
queattea fjo,ouo for the purchase OF a ste
AGED and INDECENT women Of good moral
repute The property purchased has a
frontage Of 40 feet on avenue Oh and
lis feet on Bath avenue. and - vel 10.
Gated and Of easy access by The cry
street railway. The price paid for the
property wah 1900. This leaves flb.pol fer
the erection and equipment OF home
preclate the munincent gint Of the philan-
thropist Rosenberg. made for their care
and comfort in the declining years OF
'"'- WANTED AT ORANGE.
omen wehb. the negro who threw a
brickbat at the variety dive OF Simpson
on West Market street last Sunday nisht
md broke the Jaw Of another negro, was
tried this morning In the rreorderA court
and found not guilty. a. he was Aeting
In seif-defsuse. Wehb's tfoublcg. how
ever. did not end here. for he. was inme-
dlateiy rearrested by Chief OF Police
Jordan on telegram from J-n -. Blans
constable OF Orange county, stating shat
webb was an escaped county convey
and TO hold him, as he BLAND would
come after him Immediately Hence
Webb is In DURANGO vile awaiting the ar
rival OF Constable Bland. what Webb's
onensc in OFangv county was could not
be learned.
AN ERROR.
The Information given yesterday tina:
Fred Larsen. the boy sentenced TO hvs
years in the penltentiary for shooting
and killing man named Collins had been
taken to the pcnitentiary was In
correct. Larsen II SIN confined In sal,
here awaiting the action OF the court OF
criminal appeals In his case, which Will
not come up before chat tribunal until
HHN
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FOR SALE AT a BARGAIN--A good
horse. phaeton and harness. The
horse is perfe'tley safe for lady to
drive. Price 800. w. W. Purinton,
qlS Cannon avenue.
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norrl.

uo,rr, y
,,co.,e,o----~---,-----.-,-1.,'''''.
CbEBuRNE-Beal Hon.r
street; two blocks south !, "a
drug store. - Dsfll
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
class hotel in The hous-4rs I,
rented and remosa,,y has ju,, \
day. Col. McRea, mannr.s 4 (
COMMEMORATIVE 1
Anders, proprietor. Frs ou n
% M n nnr da large sample roons =
- - -es y
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Douglass, proprietor :" hNt
COMANCIfE-r -e------
nj Lowry nroo wry houss. ~
travelling men. nice clean s.e
ana cold paths: best table 4, ~ n
coLEMAN-Florence Has.5s1]
- 80. Up. .e.or.
CdlCO-Chico House, oniv ~
house In the city; Just ch,, s','
c,T,o,. s.,el. pr1pis>
N1 TN H,A9iA, l. T.--Grand j.,
pa,a. 90 " brooker, tr;s]
rasnao,. ~ uay nrst-class (. )
=oIo11-.o----c.--------- .-luk
eS Sia,.,i,.. James Hotsl n
Morris, proprietor. Heados'-'
; aI,,,c,
" MAN L. City Hotel. m n
sns men STOP AZ the City Hots y
-, - ------------------ ~, WIZ
D5SAi VIZ, IEAAs.-The bs- \
Jay mouse on the Fort waSj
fat beds: clean and tx ,'u
with the best the martss
Gates house, 400 yards fror ).
DAVIS, I. T.-Davis Ho,.. -.
class hotel in the citv by Y.g
per day. j. w. Davis n,a..:..
DUBLIN-wiley cottare n
Wiley, proprietress' Hsaa'.
for commercial men.
---------------------------------
ly, proprietor; only hoi, T \,
clean rooms and good tabs :
11,1T,IT7-7I-n,,r,,.s,.----..---
James foweil, proprietor Nu5l
trsa anu paihteu. safAfh
Iree.
D w. i,'l oatman, Ms
,,o,aI u, p,opiiy,ress. On,y IN
no.el III el.y. nates. NV ~
ENID, Q. T.-Hotel crocks; a
Srocker' proprietor West SD u
laees, - per nay.
DUNCAN. l. T.-City Hotel; s13
ibg men stop az the City Hqtd
- - - ~ .. =. Mer w. El,
GAINESVILLE-La clede IN
California street Is the m
trally located hotel In town: Il
JOHN LAWRANcr pa p,s..l
--.------------
SI.AN bu hf-hlo Grande hoas
~. .; almond. propristrsa;
u lurnlsleo an lralns.
HOTEL ROYAL. c;lr,MFp n,
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

no SELL splendidly equipped job
printing and newspaper plant in
prosperous North Texas city; an es-
tablished business cause of sale bad
health; easy terms. Address Bargain,
Gazette office.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

urevllic 49, July si.--A good rain,
cevfrlnr ronsl4ersh,e area. tell mere
yesterday eNeAiAS' IL waa badly needed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

DO YOU want farm2 The Klckapooo
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Oklahoma Farmer 81 a year, Okla
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sample copy cents, Kickapoo map
30 rents. Walfred Wilson. Manager,
Oklahoma CITY, o. L.