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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-03-04
Not so cold TO day.
Silver fell tn s. 5oa4 Yesterday.

Silver fell tn s. 59a4 Yesterday.
w. Il. Smith returned from An
sonin, Connecticut on No. 4 this
ate moon.
Nevada will have an noundant sup
ply OF water for mil and irrigation
purposes next yenr.
Mrs. J RoseEstock arrived from
Omaha to-day on Il visit to MIR. and
Mrs. Edgar Rcinhnrt.
Tho INDEPENDENT is pieased to
note TINT Johnny Able 10 rapidly re-
covering FROM an attack 1t the grip.
The Eiko INDEPENDENT has an edi-
torial telling where Senator jones'
may DO found politically that ie spicy
reading, 20 say the least.-Gnzettc.
a Judge IN bridgeport, C%onnecti-
cut has been called upon TO decide
whether tho o. Htcr in ITS original bed
Is real estate or personal property.
Chas. n. Crittenton, the noted
evangelist, arrived this afternoon
and will bsgin his meetings ut tho
Presbyterian church to morrow at
IL o'clock.
An Illinois genius has started IL
now political party called "the poor
mans party" No Ia IL TO DO nom
mated for "fiico who has m income
OF over 81 500 n year.
DR.. Ensone T.. West, who was con-
v!ctod Of tho murder Of AdJio Gil
mour, WAS sentenced by Judge Wal
lace, OF San Francifco, TO twenty
five years in tho Stato'- Prison.
Carson merchants are ngitaling the
proposition OF putting on n lot OF
freight teams, between Carson aud
Sacramento. They claim that freight
can 10 hauled with teams for much
less than tho railroad carries it.
Tho body Of Thomas rhrashor, who
Loaf his life in tho Verdi suow slide,
was found Thursday, buried under
four feet OF NOV. IL vas lying on
the bed on which hs lay at tho timo
tho sno SBiIde struck the cabin. Tho
remains wcro taken to Reno for burial.
Reno Lodge No. 10. |. o. .. T.. OF
which ThccIcr and rhrashcr were
members, and the Reno Guards, TO
which Wannor and Nelson belonged,
havo Iercu:ng parties out searching
for tho bodies OF Wanner aud Nelson.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-03-04
[FsoN ruuespAY's DArLr.I
sALaIAGUNDI.
Silver is SEQ today.

Silver is SEQ today.
Governor Flower signed the Great-
er-New York bill yesterday.
The Democrats OF the senate are
still %caucusing on the tariff bill.
l.. wintermuntel is confined to his
house with a severe attack Of nou-
ralgia.
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
]. w. McDlll died in Creston, Iowa,
yesterday.
Mises Annie aud Nellie Sheehan
returned from the Midwinter Fair
last evening.
Wm. Mitchell is under the wealth
or with u severe cold. Hope hell
aoon be himself again,
DR.. Wilson has moved TO the
Ostriecher residence on Idaho Street.
Sec his notice elswhere.
Uncle Dick Dorsey returned from
the Midwinter Fair this morning.
Io does not think much OF it.
Judge Talbot has returned from
San Francisco. He had II severe
spell OF sickness while away and is
looking rather thin.
WIN. Mitchell requests tho INDE.
PENDENT to extend his sincere thanks
to the good lndies Of Elko for their
kindness TO Mrs. Mitchell during her
recent illness while he was absent
w. ". Weathers shipped two car-
loads OF cattle and VIM Henry one
from Oceth yesterday. This shipment
clonns up all the beef cattle in STAIR
Valley except 100 head belonging 10
the Sun Creek Land and Cattle Go,
w. S. Beard. Grand Chancellor OF
the Knights OF Pythias Of Nevada,
has changed the date OF the meeting
OF the Grand Lo1ge from Juno 18th
10 May Oath at the request Of W. w.
Blackwell, Supreme Chancellor, who
expects to attend tho session.
Missouri editors are discussing the
why and wherefore OF tho fact that n
red headed man is never sunstruck.
The Grass Valley Union suggests that
the reason ia tho Lcrd don't wunt to
send too much misfortune on a D
ut n time.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-03-04
"[FRoM WEDNESDAY DAtLY.l
SALAiAG UNDI

Princess ColIonna passed west on
No. 4 today.
G. f. Wilson, d. d. s., Room 40,
Depot Hotel. Dental work in al! it's
branches.
w. L. O'Neil loft for tho Midwinter
Fair today. Hope tho foot pnds
wont carry him off.
"Don't talk about those who stuff
bread into your stomach" is a gross
but sensible saying.
Grippe carried off 1000 persons in
State ri Now York last year, while in
1892 1t cnusrd 5000 deaths.
DR.. G. l.. Moore returned from
Reno this morning and can DO found
a, his residence ready for business.
Tho Greater New York Till passed
thc Senate yesterday by a vo,e of 30
to :. 1t now goes TO TIE Governor.
j.. II. McDermott, one OF Lnmoi,le's
prosperous ranchers, gave the INDE.
PENDENT Office a pleasant call today.
Tho Silver State says that silver is
SO scarce in Winncmuccn that it il
hard matter 10 get u $40 gold piece
changed.
The preliminary examination OF
Mincr aud DuDlnP,sccused of robLing
tho Virginia & Truc!seo trim, is
being held behind closed doors in
Carson.
FIthian, OF Illinois. ono OF Bland'a
active L;eutenunts, says positively,
that tho silver men will block al
legislation, including tho appropri-
alton bills, until the Bland seignor-
nge bill is brought To Il vote.
Tho London Globe says that
Emperor William OF Germany is de.
voting n great deal OF attention to
the bimetaliic desires Of tho govern
mcnt and will take every step
possible TO prevent II further full ia
tho prico Of silver.
Supt. Reeves informs tho Now
Ern that the nickel minos OF George
LovelOck in Cottonwood Canyon
improve M depth is attained and
tina, there is sufficient ore exposed 10
line tho rond with teams when ship:
mcnts begin this Spring.
Virginia Ckroniclc:-Ono OF tho
novel cxhibito at tho Nevada building
at tho Midwinior Fair will be large
cakes OF IMMORAL soup. This soap is
quarricd in Elko county, whero there
10 n vol defined lodge. II has II clay
basis, but has all tho appe arance Of
castillo soap. md nnsworo ali tho
purposes Of that article.
At n dance at Gold Hill last
Saturday night, Thomns Smith
knocked Miss Mary A. Crowley
down. II seems that Miss Crowlcy's
presence wns Objectionable TO n sistcr
OF Smiths md he ordered her to
lcnvo tho hall. This slIo refused TO
do whom Smith assaulted her mud
Knocked her down. tic wac promptly
arrested and rclcused on bail.
Journal:- Tho Office holders, some
Of whom have choice stalls at the
public crib, md tho onlco eeekcre,
who nre seeking places Mt tho samc
crib, who spoke Lcre Saturday night
snv, IN tho fuco IL tho record that
onty thirteen Republicans out OF 1877
yo,cd for tsco coinage, that tho
Republican party 10 for silver.
Senator Stewart, who understands
tho situation Ut Washington, says
tho Republicans, with tho exception
Of n fuw, nto Tor Cleveland aud tho
gold standard.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-03-04
Nevada Marble Quarr!cs.

Tho benefits OF the Nevada exhibit
nj tho Worlds Fairaro beginning 10
appear. Tho exhibit OF marble by
Mr.. Lindsay has attracted tho ntton"
lion OF tho Vermont Mprblc Co , and
also OF u. o. Moran, who represents
u lirm % capitalists in Pit,sbuT.
They wall both yicit tho marble quar-
RES Of this state and Inyo ccnuntry,
California, with n view oi acquiring
ouch prop.rLy.--JournaL
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-03-04
Out Of Danger.

A Washington dispatch OF tho lot
rnys tho following cablcgram 10 rotor.
cuce 10 tho condition OF Hon. Wa L.
L.. Wilson was received Mt tho State
Department from tho City Of Mex-
leo, signed by Consul.G General Crit.
london:
"Just hehrd from Wilson. Tom.
poraiurc normal; general condition
good; convalcscent sure IL not im.
prudent, but sios, needing goo |
n%ourichucnt and rost; out Of oil dau.
ger."
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-03-04
Congressional.

WARRINGTON, Feb. 2s.-After tho
reading OF the Journal Frye Of Name
took the floor and addressed the Sen
ate on the Hawaiian Ease as taken by
the Seuate Committee on Foreign
Aifaire. lie give n sketch Of the in.
Innate relations existing between
Hawaii and Tho United States and
the part American missionaries
played in the develop rent OF civiii-
cation there. lie said tile events 70.
Gently enucted there we're humiliat-
ing 10 the country.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-03-04
Ho Knew How TO Ask a Yaror.

Who're Ia the other hnndsnmo lady
that used 10 DO cashier hcro"hu asls.
cd.
"fhe otherp eho echoed.
"Oh,I beg your PARDON" he said
"You aro tho Same lady. wanted
to get n twonty dollar bill changed"
at is going TO leave mo short 1'm
nfnid," sho smiled "but | guess l will
let you have IT,"
And she did.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-03-04

TRIED AND TRUE 10 tho verdict
OF pooplo who take Hoods Sarsnpa-
rilIa. Tho good effects OF this mcdi.
elmo nro soon felt ~ ncrvo strength re.
stored, appetite created aud health
given.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-03-04
WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

Published every Sunday, and sent to any ad-
dress postage paid, at The following rAts,.
payable In Advance:
ono year.. "
X LnontEs. ~
s-nts psr month.
EAtcEoi ut the ElAo. Nevada. Pos;onacO fer
~Irsn'miaO'ou through tao pals as second
iuA nail matter. Ei
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-03-04

srring nIG srn mcr samples.
We have just received about 500
samples Of ems euitings for custom
made clothing for SpriUg and SUN.
nor. Suits mndo TO order from $40
'p. Give us a call.
" Nj. RLtanAnr
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-03-04

Hoods Pills d. not weaken but aid
digestion and tono tho stomach. Try
thon.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-03-04

Tho cuckoos in tho House ohou,d
oithor transact business or resign.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-03-04
RATES.
ADVERTISING RATES.

sound business princ!plss. Apply At the of
&C for terms.
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SUNDAY. MARCH 4, 1894.
DAILY INDEPENDENT.
AN PAPER,

ISSUED EVERY DAY. SUNDAYS E1-
espted.
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w. w. BOOHER,

EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-06

,n..o for governor give reasons
CAM shnnid BE- elected lie address,
WIZ motley Rasemhlage OF proDAnly
s sHn Ia seng the same high e 10 y nav
sy, ~ ~ his martyrs woes. OF couihe,
.uns ioudly oheered. He clninleu
ne va and said Democracy was
eNsts ~ mo paat IN this stare. 10
un,nh hoined &, o. Noodle ana John ".
49, tont their bazoos ana BaVe W.
Moos ,,a unstinted sheoi. for M OF
wricb is friends were dply thnnN.n,
"non which they measure ths ,niu,nss
he papsr and for when !hsy tsn
dsred thsir compliments aho o'
lions, -, -, sayerai OF the
ny mndidatee. Nothing new was
lpII d NO anv OF them, but their hench-
a"n ' inu6ly Applauded While thls WIS
w, an inside all tho young Pops Wno
1919 ninble on their pins were uusy
W. ta'lme about 1000 Or 1900 copies OF
s.s,ardav's Mall-Telegram. contaln'ns
',hr.e-coiumn philippe from John W.
., 80 AGAINST the Gazette ana Deiilpu-
49, ana several other little articles
10, wouldn't be called Democracy "
n,vld bennett lIill. A large nu,nv UNIV,
wsre brought to the Democratic anny
and the ground was nteruiiy ~,
with them, upon when po.ratio
voters stood to llston 20 pemo'rN'''
speeches, Ia, a. his duty TO-
day and when the sun slnm WI, rave
Western home the battle VIII INV INV,
n Wss'V Van The wires OF the western
iininn viii be kept busy tonlght le'i,ns
y, pemoera,lc devotion and every u's-
ci,io az Jpfferson In Fort worth ~
h,,oynnt with a definite hope
'S TS ' tho expressive words Of me
great Nolson with little ehhhgs,
SAmerlea expects every man TO do ms
duty"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-06

O. 3. clarbonncau, 90 inherent IN ~
ecrea OF NJ Townsend survey; islIf
w NJ. Hnvenhill nnd wife 70 Mrn'
q. 4. ciarbonncnu, Interest IN NJ, Town
send survey. sos.
Thomna l.. Taylor and wife % J
W, Turnpaugh aud wife east half q
lot o. block 1. Smith q, HlrHhnelds ad'
dltion: 5000
10. w. watkins TO II. Mccarty and
W. u colley part OF lots 7. and
o. block 20. chamborlin's Arlington
addition: IS
II. NJ. Hatcher, trustee. 10 city OF
Fort Worth. lot At northaant intereec-
lion OF north line Of BLUM street Win
east line OF Burnett street, Fields HUI
aide addition. 5000,
W. u, Manchester TO " NJ, BlodRott.
three acres II. ". Edwards survey
aud part Of Brooklyn Heights hddltlon'
500,
r. vickoy 10 trustees Of Missouri
avenue church. lot Q, block as. Glen
wood addition, $500.
Same TO same, lot 4, block ~ oieh-
wood addition, VI.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-06
OF lNTEaESTlN COURT.
y, r. Wilson wants $4,000 Damages
Erom be Fort worth Light and
Tower Company for Annoyance
Caused by the Plant Near Iii. Homo

Notwithstanding that yesterday was
he eve Of the election some work Of
DO regular character was performed
N the oourthouao.
Judge ilafria hold court for part
( I tlia day. IN tho case OF Pat Spell
nan, the lnborcr who brought nult
lsalnat the Missouri. Kansas and
'exhp railrond for 10000 damages, on
ccount OF injuries he sustained while
ForllnE on the road, the Jury thought
800 WIS sufficient for damagen,
4 In the aiiit OF the TrhderH Nationhl
innk ngnlnBt q. w, Brown, JudK-.
iient waa rendered IN favor OF tho
,lnlntlff for .iaO2.S0.
( Judge johnson opened UP his Grim
nal docket yesterday and has enough
IaAon 10 occupy several weeks.
Madame Llzotte Duyal pleaded guilty
Q Keeping diaorderly house and was
incd $500
Alice conncra, a white girl. WINS tried
IN two charges, onH Tor aggravated
iHBault, FOR which she was iined s2b,
She was tried for carrying q pistol. but
'ound not guilty,
Tho suit OF 70. a. Brown w. W. II
Hudson has born net for trial IN tho
Hovonlcenth district court nest Mon
hay, and VIII probably take up tic
whole OF next week. II 10 tried on u
shnnge OF venue from Boaruo county
1he following " tho setting Of the
Forty Eighth district. for the week
beginning Monday November w. 1894.
Monday,
iqil, Coilino a Brantey. Va. w. IT,
iSss, J. r. smith ct al. VI, NJ. G.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-06

Mrs Pearl nRnka don't bani, much on
Mir j H. Banks any more gha mar
Red Mr. nanlga In Fort worth, Auguat.
lsa], ana was Ills afftotlonato help
meet, she HRye, untll the following
November. hut npul,s dld not properly
appreciate hpr "a wife lilo would not
support her, mlaireuted her and, worse
ihnn MI, made reflections on her moral
character therefore. Rho sues for a
Domplete severance OF tho marriage
ties which bind her 10 I, n.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-06
rnRsoNAL MENTION.

WBworsham.a prominent oa,t,emn,
from Henrietta. was In the civ YES.
q a; uinnoohlo, proprietor OF the
Union Depot hotel. returned yesteranv
rom a lengthy visit TO his old home
D. G, Parker and wife OF PRYOR
1 NJ ~, L. ~, are visiting In the city,
ut their home on the South sid. ''
Mr.. Ben clrlle, TRAVELLING ra
OF the Daily and Aysoeiatei p va.e'
nsadquarters at Chicago IN in Inc eitv
of interest, '' "'A''ers
ibarlea culmorc, Esq, editor ana
wS anI u tns o. o, NE Houston Daily Press.
In this respect he was flfrsr,.,,, . ...
syeryhody else. for they We're an ,nin
Ing politics. '' al 'alk-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-06

For tho Holiday Excursions 60 the
old states the Cotton iiolt route VIII
sell tickptA December 20. n and %,
1874. Mt one fare Tor tic round trip,
limited good to return within thirty
dnys from date OF Hnlo. All limos sell
via the Cotton Belt route, the only line
with double daily trains from Texas TO
Memphis and return without chunge.
Through cars win leave MI pronl-
nent stations In Texas on the above
datos to go through TO Nashville, Chat.
tanooRn, Birmingham, Atlanta and
other cities In the old states,
II you anticipate paying your frlcnda
holiday visit write 10 us and yet the
lowest rates and through connections.
a. a. Gibson, q. q. WARMER,
T. y, A., @. T., a.,
Fort Worth. Tex. Tylor Tux.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-06
LITTLE ITEMS.

Bonz buys. sells or exchange II.
school books. 900 Main street.
DIR, Broilea has removed to he d,
dee block, Seventh and Houston tliul
Dr, Blake. dentist, graduate PhFi.l
phla Dental college: Office, Tint Il
Main streets.
one OF the largest bets on u. \
suit OF today's election was mad. u
terday by ID. Boaz and n. n, MrAasu
Bonz bots McAnulty $4,000 sgilts
like sum that CulberHon's vote WI 4
exceed Nugent's by 10000.
George l.. Cause. funeral dhxi'
and embnlmcr, Full assurimetter
dprtakora' goods. Takes full eirr
OF funerals and furnishes all nsstia1
requirements. No. 9li wesl wens
ford atreet. Fort Worth. Tex ~
phone l67.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-06

,ord I Howard, formerly Of wa,er.
rss,Ser, y, NV s Tor seventeen years a
home last night at D o,clnci nv,
years. Hc WAS one Of tho IA NY q
% 'his clty, 30 TO speak. and s set,,vrs
,ne esteem and confidence a, ii'ss ~
knew MN. lila fuufrGi viii ~ Mna MY
~ me residence, i0isNvest uin1 nsin
,oune,fow morning at 10 o'eiocL '''T ny,
burial VIII occur In the new c,', in2
, ,rn,,,n after The funero, '' ,a
snvinss VII be Conducted nnda. seuu-
whirh crS o. NE Masonic fratcrniiy " y,
sisn a" p ~,nSs ne wAa q aeaious and IN NJ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-06
ON THE EVE OF the tlIclIa
CAMPAIGN CLOSING w,ru /, Il.
WORK on EVERY NAM
Confident Claims san Ma
rep"'i.'.' nut the p.m.s..', y. y
Make n Grand riaht t.r ~. ~
dns--rrsaehery sssdsmn.a. : =

The closing hours o. The ~,
pAign were marked by sarp.r -
work on aii sides. The sh... ~
drunkenness on the streets as'.s "
often prevails on such ceoa,ls0.
a faet whieh elicited much sr',e''
comment from good citIsena ~, w, w
Neither the Democrats nor M, ~ ~
lists abatsd any of their claim. n
the last moment and the maI..y Y
are that both sides viii work MA =
confidence OF success until n, IN.
IL known. The talk Of scrateh,,, 4
Democratic ticket which has ~. !,
dulged In by a few maicon,eu,s vi.
day was condemned on every n,
In the strongest terms as tre,eA.,, \
the party. and II II had any Y.
Whatever II was TO GAUGE talr.m',.
men who might have been hes,,s.,
TO resolve upon the support 4, M
whole ticket. The talk OF the Reese
cans supporting Popullst cans3'.
seems 10 have some Foundation NJ, (.
movement ~ by no means unIl,,.
one. II IL safe TO say from MA, ,..|
be learned that quite number a n
better class OF Republican, wha MI
to zee public affairs conducted hv "
petent officers will airport Inc NJ
cratic nominees for county oIncs, I
IL likely that the Republican os,,.|
ticket will receive a ANAL vote mn n
that can be learned and that a ts,S)
ity OF the Republicans viii yo;s IN
the Democrats. KIT
stump Ashby remarked yesters., n
ternoon that he was confident "A N
estimate he had been making Ia t,,,]
once to the state ticket, ana N
claims that Nugent will receive \,
votes. a41l
Fort Worth will be tho most MI
tnnt center OF political intelllnkssr, !.
the state today. Chairman Ooo1Jl 4
the Lily whites win begin to te.e.
interesting returns from all oy,r N
state this evening and Mr.. Ashty n
he In communication with the Rn|
lists at all points.
The Democrats Will receive r..s,|
intelligence from every dlrcctlos II
II ia therefore likely that the ns,s|
viii be known here ns soon Il u
sooner than In any town In the t!la
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-06

w. p. Wilson has grievance
ngpinat the For, Worth I4sht ana
Power company and haa Med suit
III The dlatrlet court against the com.
pAny for 1900 which he thinks no
ouishi 20 receive on account or thN
damage mud annoyance which he hna
experienced from tho operation OF the
iiFhl ana power company ON the lot
Adl0lnlng his rnlldnnoe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-06

Thia ~ 10 giVe notice OF thu disaDlu.
lion OF the nrm of w. w. Dana ~ son.
doing a hotel buainten Va Tho city of
"a, 1894. W. w, Dunn Ia authorized
90 collect and settle all legitimate
claims against, or due unld arm,
rho hutel win be continued by W. W,
Dunn, where no hopon TO meot many
friends,
llates. 50 per dny.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-06

Yesterday j W, McMnhon nled
mortgage, J u, McAnally trustee, on
his stock of corn, hay, OATH aud bran,
also certain atorrroom nppurtenancou
In HIS feed and commission store NJ
The action was taken to secure debt
OF s10S due M y, newley md slQG due
tho Empire Grain company OF Fort
Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-06

which Speaks Well for Tsrss =
Iins a Good Name.

An extraordinary sweet ~
rcached the Gazette Office ys'itsi
with the following message coar'i|
the regards OF the donor:
Editor Fort Worth Gazette. ht'|
accept this potato as a small ~
OF my appreciation and a. 40 WI
tisemcnt OF the Lone s,aF VI
Weight, when taken out OF me ~
u IL pounds, 1t Is OF the lA, !,
Reagan variety and raised " !"
Perry at carrollton. Resperlialn;
]. Il, NEAL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-06

Don't throw away your last seasonal
ovorc0nt. but bring Il to us and have
Il cleaned or dyed We VIII return
II as good no new Clothes u any De.
ncrlptlon, One ladGs. lace ourtnlns. eto',
dyed or cleaned Parties out OF town
can send ua gnoda ana wa Will pay
freight one way,
eouTHERN STEAM DYEING AND
CLEANING COMPANY,
g9J Main 81. Dallas, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-06

Up to this time there has ~
way supplied for heating the elv a
and the officials. police on nlsn' ' n,
md prisoners In the caiRuolr =
been pretty chilly at timss Az ,. x 4.
that the city council VIII prosla. 4
tonight. and to 30 Into effect 'n4'
ntcly, at that.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-06

The pleasant fnyor. gentle action and
noothinR effects u syrup OF F'lga, when
In mead Of a laxhtlye. and u tho father
or mother be costlvg or bilious. the
most grutifying reHulla follow ita ueei
no that II In tho best family remedy
known. and every family should nave
a bottle on hand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-06

At Alexander " McVelghs corner
Firth and Main streets. the Gazette
election returns viii be- bullotinod to-
night by magic lantern.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-06

Tonight tho Gazette election returns
viii be bulrtlncd At Alexander 8 Me.
Veigh'a, corner Main and Firth streets.
by magic lantern
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-06

While tho Democrats were iubIiatinr
their fopulist hrcthron were not idle.
Down At their usual caup rround
Labor hall, they were holding forth In
sr-nd Bow WOW and iiDieulng 10 me
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-06

Telephone 800 when you wish your
stove blaclsed ana set UP, II, II, I.owls.
tali Main street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-06

Sugar bowl. and spoon holder COM
binud only y 70, triple plated,
MoREllous n McnRipD,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-06

Here IL tbe Coal
for your base burners ouita Anthra.
elite At Lillcy & Blbb's.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-06

Iuut received a fresh ouppIy OF
outa Anthracite coal at Luley IS
hlbb'a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-06

Humphreys uool. store
III Main street. FOR rne stationery ana
tenchpra uihlen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-06

PEcANs.-Wo want shipmenlh. :. ~ Il
est market piiee paid. corts '! ~
solicited. The Anchor Psanu' -
Louls, lilo. -.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-06

wANT-To buy n three, fau' W., y
room house to be moved q
lot. Address Bob Roberts y"
gette. -------,'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-06

silver plated photograph fromea
from 7iu 10 ylN Ut
NOTORIOUS & MonRtpr'A
Jowclry Store,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-06

u you do not have your nues -.
paired can stop It. N MUS TO
al. ~. II II. LEWIS
iSit Main Street. phone s6a