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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03
rAMn M1Nrs 1NrLrnNcn.

Mn himself, whose writings in 1850.
says the National Review. formed the
intellectual food Of the ahlest young men
az the day and Is not a power among the
youth of 1Sg3. Many cstimable young
gentlemen who got Glasses AMI fellow.
suns know no more Of Mil on Liberty
tlnn Of Locke on "Ialcratnn.' They
can write smart criticisms. ! doubt not,
on each Of these works. bnt of neither
hool, have they read as much az chap
ter.
The fame of Tocqueyille suffers under
an eclipse Ills" that which lnms the rppu-
tati0n Of his friends. Thcra Is no reason
10 wonder %, ills decrease In an authors
influence; it docs net iuplY any defect
either on his part or 90 The part Of the
public. Ii means siinplg that every leader
Of opinion owes solnr part IT his power TO
the coincidence Of his tolrhiugS with the
sentiment Of a particular time
As opinion and feeling change. 10 that
PORTION of m quthnr's authority which
depends on his being Tho representative
of q particular c0ldition NJ belief or
feeling yanishes 'rhe dictatorship Of
Johnson did not long survive nix iifc 4
skcpiic may doubt whether the rrent
laXnogrnphers name wo ld be rcmcm.
bored II u had not been given inncr-
inlity by Bowel Montasluicu. with
whom Tordueyl,e las SO many ailiniilos.
exercised IA 1850 a kind ~ Intellectual
supremacy which has passed away by
The end Of the eighteenth century.
Where are now the uyowrd disciples
OF N0linire or Rosseaug Iocqufyille In
1860 was che spokesman Of educated
thought in 1893 he represents psst
stale Of opinion
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

TnR STATE or TEXAS. To the shcrin
OF any Constable OF larrant Countys
Wucrcas. on the iaih DAY of February,
lHH, dcnrac Haley aui Alexander uilrpy
recovered d Judgment In the district rOnft
Of rarrnni county, IN aud Tor TOE scycn-
thtrcla pending whorrlh George hnllcy ana
MrAanueg NiircS are plalu,inet and } u.
Jnhhe0n executor aud Kate NJ. Johnspa
Testament ~ ~, NJ. McMury, deceased. in
thcii said nduclary capacity are dctcndanta.
end also 10 their Individual capacities ara
iiili are also lcfondania, 40 OiiS, ngninst
s1il defendant. y. u, Johnson IA his In
anldnal vana1iy for Tho sum OF twenty
Sly Thousand, Niuo hundred and boup
Dollars wlih inierai thereon from date at
The rate Of ten per cent ntr ouuuin, ana all
cost. IN sald BEHALF expended. and with a
IN the plaintlnH petition described, against
all said defendants tn thclr Individual
capaciiVa, and N addition thereto against
said y, u. Johua0h, executor, aud katu
NJ Johnson, cxccntrlx, rs aforesaid IN
their ilduriaiy eapaclly. and directed the
sale OF oaid land "a undrf execution and 4
thereof IL possession undor such sale. and
further directed ihlt n the proceeds u
suth sale should more than tatl"iy sad
Judgment Interest aud costs, that said cp
cess should be pnld 10 the defendants. !,
u, iohnsQn pni Kate NJ, Johnson as en-
ccuior and cNeiutiN % SAID estate atQfe
and Kate NJ. johnson. cxccniIlx OF ~
estate OF u, Nj McMurry dcctaaod, hav{
made application fur and ohtMued a writ
or error aud aupfrse1onH, ny petition Mod
un the fsd dhA NJ january, lsie, to rrmoyd
said Judgment .nd proceedings to the court
OF civil hppgals OF the SECOND supreme
judicial district VI toNas, alleging M said
petition FOR witt Of error that anid iialicy
nnd 0lroy ME non,fcsldents OF the Htnia
Of Texas, as shown by the allegation In
thr papers in aah cause, ana that koss,
Chapman q Ross, WIN reside IN rarrant
countr, ieAus, are their attorneys OF rccord,
1hat ~. u Chnsn rrAldes IN Tarrant
county, Texas. and j Il. anu Kate A..
johnson IN pallas county rcNns.
And, whereas, tho plnintlns In error hnva
mndo oath that ~ E chase defendant Ia
urnnr, u nuHuni from the state OF rexna.
and his residence Il unknown To themi
Therefore, you arc commanded forthwith
to summon said w y vhase by making
publication of ihis citation ones IN each
week Tor four successive weeks IN soma
newspaper published In Iurnnt county,
Texas, to io and appear before tho honor.
nhlr clurl OF clVll appeals pf The SECOND
supreme judicial district Of tho state Of
Texas, NJ tho city VI lurf Worth, In thu
rnunty NJ 1Nrflnt In a0ld etilc, within
hy publication ~ nforesnld, then aud there
10 defend mll writ OF rrrur,
iieroln f1ll nut, lint ~ THIS writ mako
due rOutrn within thirty dHys from mo
date of the issuance hrrNof, how You have
executed the Hnmr,
district court III PQnnnt county, Texas.
Given under my hand and eenl OF 0tilrc
"a nh,Np No ihr clH ~ iurt Worth, this
pih day ~ February lml ..,
tschl ~ " McNhrl,
plet clerk iNrranl co.., 1psas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03
SUlClDED.
HON. JOHN. II. TRUIT LEAVES
HOME AND Is FOUND DEAD
Several Days uater-NIorphlnc aud
Pistol Did the Work -Hs Left
a Despondeut Note.


Special Dispatch.
Timpson, Tex, March 2-rast wcdncs.
day Hon John II. Trult, ex-member of
the Legislature and brother of the pres.
ent representative, left for his home.
four miles in the country. Aftrr arriv.
ing, at home he told his family he was
going over TO see a neighbor Nothing
more was seen of him until this morn.
ing, when lis dead body was found in
cotton gin on his plantation. Beside
him lay pistol and bottle of NOR.
phine, and in his head was great hole.
into which be had sent bullet. He
left note saying II was immatcrial to
him what was done with his body.
About ton years ago one OF his broth.
ers. while sitting on gallery talking
TO his wife. was murdered by assassins.
The fruits are widely known through
Texas, an having served The state Ia leg
islutiyc and judicial positions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

render them II TO support themselves
honorahly. THIS assistance she furnishes
by sending SJOD for the girl 10 devote to
this purpose. One gir thus helped fitted
herself at cooking school for the post
ton Of q Gordon hlcp; another went "a
the training school for nurses; another
underwent the necessary drill o. q laly's
maid; another studied art. Every year
ny least ten young women are thus start.
ed Ia a useful. selt-supporting career.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03
THE WAGES or SIN.

., n pegspapcr report is correct. Lula
BIZ dead, was the luconic dispatch
'.ri yesterday telling Of the tragic
/ n Of runaway wife. "She gave
y worst of it. now ] reckon she's
u worst Of IT,. was the reference
II ~ jim Jackson. Woodworking.
eAble negro employed in the Texas
fafltc round house. TO the above
inai9n he had just received of the
Of bis recrennt wife In the recent
h nerro va-irfv Two IN fInustOn.
n Gizette reporter found Jackson at
1 q bis accustomed place yestcr-
4 NJ IN answer to questions he gave
K -fs cJucerulug MS unfortunate mar
4 die1ence and the sudden ending Of
7ries Stage career.
a jackson has been for seven years
Fl vel BY the Texas and Pacific as a
asshpr and has a good reputation.
aAfe1 about four years ago The
whose ending the dispatch refer
=. ami MP 10 last December the
III AVed together on South Jones
he wife fell into evil ways and
liih OF December she took all
,sehqld effects, valued, according
,Asoas estimate, at $3.50 and dis
Il x them TO n secondhand dealer.
Il W proceeds she accompanied Par
Ac~is TO Houston TO crafty her
10 become an 'uctcess -
. lhban1 took ihe matter philGso-
I. and made no attempt TO either
-s wife back or recover the fur
f. posNply reaching the conclusion
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03
IN. SLOcuM IN WACO
an wAnHoRsE HOLDS a
''i' ,ryEr ArTBE PACIFIC.
=, He's Deilsh,cd with Texas
I, a.,onished at Its Great
....-New York Politics.

sec' * March 2.-Dressed in an
way N, Of black cheyiot, with a
NV ~, pair Of broad shoulders,
i..'... III head. well thrown back, with
Ve'' NM locks aud personality at
|e@ sssrSipe and magnetic, Gen. IL.
.. '. the patron saint of Brooklyn
~. greeted his numerous callers
NJ. II, Pacific hotel
=, Gen. Slocum merely oontenied
y ~ hid an old fashioned New York
s.s'v but so many knocks came
~ .ss general just opened the door
a nmers aud told them to walk
4 tree and easy manner Gen. slo-
IA. Captain hingsbury aud my
inst passing through Texas on
!, 70 the Pacific coast We visit
n see Capt. Kingsbury's rela.
& On primary object in leaving
III al this time is to escape the
4. tNarrh weather that always pre-
n asre March is the worst month
"A .t think | have ever been TO a
- "a ynsf in its broad acres, or
/ should say square miles, and
FL iips ms Texas / am inclined to
bn will be a very great city in
(. IA ,reat state in u remarkably short
u tine.
VI iies. did you sayG" smilingly said
~. veteran IN reply to nm Interrupt
~ Gazette reporter. well, poll.
n somewhat topsy-turvy In New
&. ia now. There is great deal
IA tQutent there among the poorer
=, caused by lack of employ msnt.
n ~ think | have ever seen 10 inlpy
fre as have seen the past few
"A y. "a Brooklyn aud New York.
- n, business men are nugry because
a, day in congressional legislation.
Il TIE passage or rejection of the
"a ilhf bill would make better bust
. hmy city
4 b,rily know what TO say about
"a ctfdand-Hill differences. t. there
81 ~. Hill has been since his advent
n Mites the leader Of the faction or
~ rather known rs the advocates
81 uiAine politics. | think he Is still
W u bead and is carrying ont the
netcs he began when he was
liint governor Both President
ilind and Senator hin have their
i've following in New York state
Z 100 early 10 give an opinion
b What they will or viii not do in
III nmfen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03
BUSINESS.
RoNlIAM FA1LuRn.

Press Rop0rt.
w. Il. Hirhtower 4 Co. made a deed
Of trust yesterday evening, appointing
Il. h SPOTS trustee and preferring the
following creditors: Mrs. y. T..
Brown, $50; Lusk ~ Thnrmonds Si0N
First National bank, $500: j. S. Bas
woll. SJ7J: NJ $. Fisher, S4O0; Wilson
~ Hockey, 500; i W Hadcn, Sl75;
l.. Weathersby. S25; j y. Ilightower,
$3.50. The full amount Of liabilities are
not stated. They turned over, with their
entire stock of merchandise, notes and
accounts to the amount of SG2J.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

sounds which Please Animals Often Inhu-
dible 10 Man.

sounds which Please Animals oflsn Inhu-
dible 20 Man
Animals may hear sounds That are iuan.
dible 10 W.. says Chamber journal. TER
taluly the sounds that glge the kcrneai
pleasure TO many anliualH-cnie Tor exam.
nio-are seldom capable n giving pleasure
IT, MS. We know. " course, inst rQun D.
may be too low or too hlgi -thnt ~ TIE
vibrations may he too slow Or TOO fapld TO
be audible 10 the human ear, bui II dos
NOT follow that thcy are equally iuaudible
10 differently tuned cara The limits Of
audible sound hre not inggrllble even lu ih4
hun1u ear; women eau easily near higher
sound fhan men. aud The two ears nre not.
"a o rule. equally keeu. A SOUND may le
quite inaudlhle 10 one person nnN plainly
heard BY another. Prof i.ipId'AiprEan men
Hons o. m Instance II flas ease Ia Nhieh
the piping of some frges 10 Africa was 20
loud 10 him ns almost % lroHn his friend .
voice huf ~ Nhich bis friend heard ALSO
iuteiy nothing, The same ming may be
observed hy nnYnur rfafessinE tie little
instrument known o. Galious whistle, The
sound made by this whistle can D. inside
more and more shriii until % last u ceases
a. be heard az M b. most persons. some
can siiii hFar H.. but by ralsinF ihe H0unt
sim higher even they ceaee 70 hear. Tue
sound n stlu being mhurihlt IL. The
whistle y causing The ulr SUI y rihraic.
but 80 rapidly mat our ears 10 Longer re-
cdzniza st. tionEh tie existence ~ these
lnsudlhie vibrations b ferind by .-sen-
sifse nainer a. was hfft shown - iEoN
barrett ~ 1917.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

Chairman Carter Thlnln Republican State
Will be Allowed 10 Name the Candidate

Chairman Carter Thinkn Republican States
Will be Allowed 10 Name the Candidate
Chicago H., March l. Thomas II, Car
ter, chairman Of the Aangnal Republican
committee, Recently spent the day ia this
city, ON his way home 20 Montana.
1T Is probable" hr SID That the ma
tional committtcr ut It's regular meeting.
VIII adopt the recommendation ~ Tho oac-
cutivr committee On the change OF repre-
scntatlon ia tho national convention. The
clange recognizes tie right " The cuuiiuu-
mites that gave the bulk " the vote 10 tue
party TO dominate the choice OF the con
ycnupn.
Instead OF two delegates from each con.
grcssl0nal district we propose 20 place q
al one, with an additional delegate for each
ron votes cast ~ tho district Tor the last
presidential candidate Of Tue party, In tho
past the action u the convention mas been
controlled by the delegates from the states
IN which therc was no posaiiile chhure OF
securing the electoral vote for the humiueq.
The change will minimize TIC iuhnenee Of
the delegations that are always given In
consideration for some bargain.
There Will be some opposition from The
members ~ tho COMMITTEES from The South
era states. but a. tho neE hnis IN founded
upon right and justice have no doubt OF
lts edoptl0n,"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

G.'s ss1' i March The remains
u, v t,a n D,y, who died at Pilot
81 - Effects Of an accidental
el,d n ,,lea on Saturday, last,
10 Y lhe oid Fellows ecinetery
sto3iir n asliesssftaAy evening The bnri.
XXI 'ii s.. ,el ty the Knights Of Pytb.
u ~ !. .i,isely attended y ~
,hs - e,,..s i..'lns runaway occurred on
as q ~ evening at abent q
w. Z. !. III ,d,a,, N-eilins Of the Lone Star
lps ',eiHs 1 'ett his horse and bug,
III ta,r isoni Of /. o. Thoms.
~ hslp Eitii boy Of ! wears
'i1e f6.ts ne reins. The ami
7H "a, a headlong speed ran
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03
rANnERRInrs cHAmrEs.

~ of the most useful Of the many
...issbie charities % which Mrs. Fred
49, Vanderbilt ierDtes a generous eiiee
~ ~ IN income + the method D. ynlen
~ starts girls w occupations. i1rplEn
fhc pastOrs u the tefeiSn mi-,'o'..is
1870 ~ New York she learns q gifls
ss'aifr Who need oaly starr II ne 70
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

The Crown Princess OF Sweden leit
e,,l,,bo,r Tor the south few days ago
IN n pitisble condition. She had 70 9e
earriei through the station room % ., tes
,sair crave fears were entertained thnt
W. ,,onij never return TO her home alive
a,he erown princess Is a daughter o she
sn ls nuke and Grand Duchess Of Ba-
NJ. INA granddaughter Of old Emperor
, urn ~ III her elder brother ana oinrr
, y ',,,l' of tie Baden family sne . a
,,'si. from lung troablez
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

' 'f'N NtRcuulttancc.
Special Dispatch.
,,. G;oiiiadi Tex March e.-vi.itors nv
ponre3 5'I f., rom az over South Texas
participate in ,he laying of " te sew 49,, %
donn ' VI ihe new courthouse. which was
d ditiSp YIN y d, Masopic cereinonics. In al,
Ten,n,,, !" We local civil societies, knights
p ,dd Fellows and other orders wsr -n'a n,,
nand from Bellvlle. Gonzales cne ro' Nh
S was s,r other points. a grand barbecue cue
Culherson and Others were X So ,,'o3eF ~
open me state campaien, no politiesl
Speeches were made on account AZ N ~,
N ,Ps,e SOM : being called to Washington
finest pebllc buildings IN rresss 's ma q t ,he
, teaSp,pi,le, today viii cause an Who nj
, ,is Sr to e, lq9s remember oliad, the hat.
nv Fiy W, ~ q r leSas az San Jacinto, A. NJ.
grafton. 'ne Aiasonic
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

Contrary TO general belief Worth The
man miiliner OF Paris, is not a French
man. having been born and educated IN
England. He went to Pnris cary IN
ne and soon engaged in the business
which has made MIN famous. ENely
dress sent out from his estanhshment y
,,bntournnhed. Mr.. Worth's two sons are
associntod with him IN business. one
dovotes himself entirely To the financial
Interests. while the other, who inheriis
XII father's talent in the way of de-
signing and arranging dresses, confines
himself exclusively 10 the artistic end OF
the establishment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03
A VICTIM OF HER LOVER
Mrs. Rockwell. Whom Pitcher McNabb
Shot, Died Yesterday.


1N lN7TWVIWINTI IV7''
Pittsburg. Pa, March 2-Alrs. Louise
Rockwell, the actress shot by PITCHER
NcNabb Wednesday might at the Hotel
EiGel died az 1 10 o'clock this morn
ing. Her husband was notified yester-
day and left California for this city at
once.
NIcNabhs body was shipped to his old
home at Noun; Vernon, Ohio, last even
ING. The funeral will take place today
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03
J. il u, BURNED TO DEATH.

S-s. ley, March 2.-Joe Graham,
1, N i lll.es north Of town, has just
~ " me news of a horrible acct
~, n',lshborhood in which Mr..
hn;s nls house and contents by
4 ssss's up child l IL years Old,
4 q ~ 10 walk. The mother had
/ y 49,. neighbor for a tub. Dur
n ~ - q lamp was knocked over
i MI ~ % the hne. and iEuited with
.b. '5sul A 4-yeor-old little girl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

I win ad M IucslHy. Mnrrh a. 1901, II
front w the rnnrlhnhse ht Htophunvln0
Meath county IctaA fhiriY.thfpu head Ol
graded nurham rnWs hmteiu and bulls
Hktrrn hNll NJ nulre fufiy hrHh n
hufHca itn hcros 81 we'll lunrnYud land
twu nnt one.hhif miles from The oonro
hnurr. This ~ fhn fnuai small ranch hnq
stock fnun ] know Ut ~ The state W
TtAnH, aud must ha sold uuder foro
closure decd of trust Tor Cnsh W hand, nud
jsigncd join 4, TRuIgrr
Trustee
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

Johann Strauss, the composer OF INC
.15I," Donuber and other famous
waitzes. Is thin, emaciated' s,ckg .' 90
man With rheumatism and ne g9nl,
and the various ills Of fashion ma
wealth. A thousand wrinkles Play mo, mae
and seek on the once beautiful lace
fbe Owe which used to mirror = genius
In HIGHEST poetic ecstasy and lahelhA,s
thousands Of enthusiastic detosmsFs On
the waved floors OF iesvis mans
nppeirs weary and clouuea'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

A Father Attempts 90 XIII HE WIFE ana
Child and Is Killed By Her Brother


BY Associated Press.
Canton, Miss March l.-ChRrley Brown
shot and Killed J. W. Mciniyrc last evening.
Mrs. Mclntyre had uned Tor divorce Ihe
row with Mclntyrr hogan between him mud
one OF his sons Mcintyre began to Hhuot.
firing nt the SON and thnu ut hls wife WHO
Is browns sister. aud when Brown Went iu
his sisters rpsvuo be ives fired az several
tlmos by Mcintyre, Brown then drew
revolver. firing four times with fainl re-
suits. Both men We're prominent cltizcuH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03
sEvEnAL MINNRs KlLLnp.

lfe<s Report.
Wilkosbarre, Pa. Marrh "A car load
Of miners on their why 10 work THIS
morning was thrown fmm the track and
i Is reported that several were killed aud
injured
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03
ANOTHER SMALLPOX CASE.

Special Dispatch.
Clcbnrnc, Tex, March 2,-Anoiher
clse OF smallpox was reported To-day 10y
neet,, man. A pest house has been
established and the two cases are Isolated
and receiving every attention
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03
,ouIk a saS1rED DEAD.

Tex, March as. f.
k.bneII it farmer living near
d eisy sss,, dead from heart failure
Page snias while out In his yard.
yeats OF age
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03
WA MI COLU MN.

THE GAZETTE rs the GREATEST
WANT MEDIUM ~ THE soutu.
Nothing Is published free excerpt atuuruus
wanted, Ihis exception g. made solely Tor
tho henrnt of those who are anxious TO-
secure employment An other advertise.
ments Ia THE department ore charged for a.
the rate " I cent g word each Issue, pay
able In advance No advertisements Taken
Tor less than % cents.
PERSONAL.
LOST.
FOUND,
SrRANED,
STOLEN.
srRAlEp or STOLEN.
lnW ltENT.
FOR sALN
HFip WANTED,
BUSINESS CHANCES
WANTED DWELLINGS.
WANTED ROOMS.
WANTED iiOARn
WANTED nOARnERS.
WANTED REAL ESTA1'n
WANTED EXCHANGE
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
Professional. financial and other fhrda
special notices etc, IN this classified de-
partmrnt 81 - q line per month. Discount
Tor time nds and for cash,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

N,,oison Bonaparie was crowned e ,1s'
nsror If lie French on Deeene,rr 4 N.
and won the battle r, oi .l,r' . ieii5.
Greatest victory, "a pts,l'' ,,,a.idaaf AZ
i,pu.s ~ t,rssch repnblic. was crow nfa
sn' S si, iii on Deceneer = is'-'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

M svs,em Of numbering ne no We
N. IN from one 70 twfnV-i9,ilr "
been adopted b. ilie lial, ss,, .s i.sl.,s
a s,s 4 N Use for al rine sr'sa-'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03
eollAp's NEW COURTHOUSE.


wi ISrR Rs Stone Was Laid Yesterday
van Much Pomp aud circumstance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03
SITUATION wAN1,rn-MAnn.

DRUGGIST SITUATION WANTED liN A
reelsiercd druggist uni eico a.ais,ant
heos 'kcrpoy A referncc. An rgt
Aiaus1eld, Tex, q
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

WANTED POSITION AS noUsEKEEpER
IA huirl. or TO take ehatgr II linen room,
hy q competent woman, Address House
keeper cSrc GaHottc. .
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

WANTED YOUNG LADY WANTS Work.
can do general htuscWOlk or sewing.
Apply pt mo Monroe street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

wANrFp-A rIACE FOR MOrmER AND
grown daughter ~ do service az one plnca
u possible, AddvB Mrs. u. Mitchell,
Dallas, roS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

WNNrGn.- A LADY WISHES 70 SiCUi,E
leltlun as hOusrkccner, No vnshiug.
Hest nt rcfcrence, Address u. H.. this
office. 4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

A Young WOMAN Mnufn LIKE A SIT
nation m private faulty To DO gcucral
ll1itsework. Address ~. NJ. az lien.
natil street. 4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

SITUATION wASrED-FEAt.ltE
WANTED X POSITION AS HOUSE GiSL
or work BY the day, Apnl3 as northeast
cornpr Nlnolccnih and Terry street. o
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

TIM ToHl' wOBI'u Ash niiNyEH Tiin.
AilNAL HALLWAY COMPANY.
Onlrc VI Hrcroiuly Fort Worth, Tex.
Fob. o. tspi Tho regular annual mretng
" the tidekhaidwa ~ tho Port Worth nul
Denver Terminal iiRliway VIII be hrld nt
the afloN Of the company IN the city "
linrt Worth on Tuesday. March o. 1884, NJ
~ O'Clock noon, w. A, lONS
Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

WANTED AN ENpERIENCEn NUESg
dpfiVrs Immediate engarcmcnts. call &c
ndlc'rs MIS- *, aln East hcltnap. .
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

WANTED -ritAYEfINU sALESNrN on
have nnr slide llnr houquct cigar Com,
ppny, lynuhharF, Va,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-03

WANTED PnsfrInN ny THOROUGHLY
clupNcnt lady ttonOsr1nhcr with host
city refprrupc5 awning machine Salary
~ snll emMoyer Addfoss sienogiarher,
p9l MVst seventh Street, city. -
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-11
Il t.
Wferifo.

Stort 5oretagenbc. Gitp OF WieEicc,
ste December. St Chicago Selitab
bar fisbt benpeo 100000 gcres @ars
cia 2ano, belisgenoe | Yo6utala q.
/ Staten Sardea. Salget be-
Ilautnin9en al $4,000, 900
@ummi.3r9er, for builte 5orbunos'
resjerinscn betuler en- Bonus al 3 Cts.
pr. 1rG og Statsresieringen l Gent
pr. Err. 9anoet ct iOroelusti9t beli9'
eeuoe ueb Bacifictpiteu os inoenior fort
Niitnuo fra Salinas @rnj, 3ebuantes
pee 8anens ipolise Gnoepuutt.
WnntejOlas Safieplanta9e ceo Gar
ooba i Staten 8erd Gru5 er bleueu
Iol9t iii amerifnnere for $4,000.
Hpt fra Wicrito. Gitp Of MtericO,
6te December. Baaoe Wlerico % @Is
otemala pebblioer at ruite fig o9 ienoe
Trooper til @rGnien. Rpstet guar itus
Dig, at &rig er n9r iOreitnneuoe.
Gmerifanite aupitaliiter bar tisbt
Colon Minen for $4,000 os Gunopau
Minen for 100000. Besse Ntiuer er
belio9enoe / Sonora.