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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30
THE NEW SOUTH SIDE STABLES.
WHAT MAYFiELD q Afford
ARE DOING.
The Hest Equipped Establishment
In the city for the Cure OF the
Horses OF our PcopIe--A Fire-Proof,
Airy and Roomy building.

While taking a Thanksgiving outing
yesterday a Gazette reporter noting
the new building erected on the south
side, came up to the new and hand
some brick stable OF Mayheld *
Afford, which was thrown open to the
public Few days ago. Curiosity and
interest led 10 a careful Inspection of
the premises. and It can be said with
out fear OF contradiction that this es-
adjustment Is the most complete of its
kind ever seen. What is particularly
striking is the fact that everything
has been done for the comfort and care
OF the horses 1t Is their stable, and
the animal fortunate enough to he
placed there will certainly appreciate
H. There is light. air. room and COM
fort Tor the horse as he stands in his
stan. BY giving him a bed Of plastic
clay to rest his feet ON he never
walks on planks. The hay and feed
IL not kept overhead, inviting fire, but
is entirely removed from the stalls,
except what is there for food. The
buggy department looks like car
riage repository; is dry and clean and
easily accessible. A handsomely fitted
waiting room Is provided for ladies
who call for their buggies and they
are invited 10 call and see for them
selves. Telephone connection places
the stable next door to every house in
the district, and physicians can have
their rigs at their doors by ringing up
IN a few seconds The stable is en-
tirely Of brick with iron shutters ON
the north exposure. rendering Il fire
In the stable almost impossible. Large
openings are abundant and the whole
stable could be emptiei into the
streets and alley In few seconds.
Messys. Mayheld & Afford have done
themselves proud and deserve credit
for their enterprise Both are promi-
nent young Fort Worthans, and should
meet liberal patronage.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

The tower OF the now cour, house :.
rapidly climbing STEWARD.
Bons buys, sells or ex,bnp,ea ,,o,,r
school books. QUO Main strsrt ''"'
4 lot of yarrant boys ,yo,., ,,,.a,,..,
GUS around tile circus inst nlph I''si'''"'
Dr. Bronea has removed In thn NM
dec block scyar,h a" 'nS bun-
streets '" "hu houston
'.-,
win tatc many 1870 .S'oh 10 waco
Palace ''''' " ue COTTON
IN p,.,. s.,.
a.i,,tt neNe' uenilst graduate phlla-
N,pn'S oen'"' college, Office, Third and
M"'l s'teets
ron S,,, .,',,h Men,,'gomery signs the pay
H"i "'l 'hch thlek
Considerable quantities OF hogs arc
coming In from all sides, 60 be slaugh-
tered at the packing house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

A Fifteen Mile Run ny sporty Young
Athletes.

a novel amusement was the paper
chase" which number Of the Y.
NJ, c. 4. athletics enjoyed yesterday.
While the race Is not always to the
swift" in paper chase 1t is very
apt to be.
Mr.. II. A. Arid, the physical direc-
tor, arranged the chase in which nine
young men engaged, Clay Sandldge
and b, \. Rose were the hares who
took ten minutes start OF the hounds"
and were equipped with two bags full
of shreds Of white paper which We're
scattered for trail, The pursuing
hounds We're VIII Tackabery. Tuns
Morris. clyde Marklee. r. w. Gwynn,
WIN Dodson. Sam Trlplett and Wilmer
Letchworth The hares started from
the Y. NJ. c, A. rooms and made a
OBVIOUS circuit around the city OF
about fifteen miles. followed by the
hounds. The parties crossed the river
three times on their route The emptv
bags We're left on the way. the object
beihg Tor the pursuers to find them
and placing their numbers ~ the
hags To- bring them back to the start
Ing point.
It was highly Interesting and ex-
hilanting chase and exhibited con-
siderable speed and enduring qualities
on the part OF the young meN
Other chases will be given on moon
light nights ana the young men ex-
mant
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30
a rArnEn ASD ms GIl,Ls.
An Effort Nnde TO stop Their ohnnRe
OF Home-The Facts.

Dallas. Tex, Nov. ea--Yes.eriay even
ing chief of Police Arnold received
telegram from d. 5. castor, superin-
tendent or police OF Nov Orleans. re-
plesting him to arres, Rose ant Eva
NoN. aged respectively and y years.
WAC were with their father, Charles
Nox. and Mrs. CLARK and MAS Powell
on the West bound Texas and Pacific
train, en- route 10 California, as NoN
had kidnapped the children.
Detectives Alexander and Cornwell
were detailed to make the arrest, and
when the train arrived the whole party
named in the telegram were arrested
and taken to CHIEF Arnold's office, where
Mr. Nox stated that he could not get
along with his wife, and that he re-
signed a position on the New orleans
police force TO leave the country and
get clear away from all family jars.
10 said he had 1--WE chlldren-three
boys ana two girls. The boys, who were
older than the girls he left with his
wife; the two little girls. who had
been Tor some time In an ursuliie con-
vent In New Orleans. he kidnapped.
and was on his way 70 San Francisco
with thcm.
Mr.. Nox said that the chief and SUI
perlntendent OF police ala not want to
accept his resignation, aud desired him
10 remain over until the police board
could pass upon H. but he had made
up MS mind to leave and there was
no use waiting. so he stole his little
girls and pulled out He requested
that his little girls be permitted TO
go 10 a hotel, and that n anybody had
10 be locked up that IL be he.
thlet Arnold said he would let them
all SO 20 the hotel II he would give his
W9r9 ne would not attempt 10 spirit the
children away, Nox giving his word
70 that effect, CHIEF Arnold went with
them to the Oriental and secured them
cheap rate under the circumstances,
ana gave Mr., NoN his parole on his
word OF honor, but Kept him under sur
VIGILANCE.
Later in the night. chief Arnold re-
AeI q second telegram from the
new orleans chief, which said:
tpld girls. NoN deserted wife and
lhise ehlldten, The girls uncle. Jobert,
VIII come for them"
Chiet Arnold this morning consulted
'lty Attorney Wozencrart. and thnt
viheIal was OF the opinion that CHIEF
arnold had no authority to hold thc
Elrls' as there Is no charge OF nny
H' against them aud stiu less author
~ TO mold their father. In view or
thl4' chief Arnold released tho rIrls
~ ne dld not wish TO put Nox 10 tbr
expense or habeas corpus trial which
would certainly result In his rsInass
ny me court, Mr. Non having an
npuhGed mat he would not part with
by law. '''u u 10 so
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

For the holiday excursions to tbe
old states, the Cotton Belt route viii
sell tickets December 20. q and 90
1871. at one fare for the round trim
limited good 10 return within tbirt,
days from date of sale. to MemnbtS
Nashville, Birmingham, Atlanta. Cbnf'
tanooga, Bristol. ST. Louis. Cairo IN
isville, Cincinnati. New Orleans ana a
large number Of other points. II vo,,
anticipate paying your friends a holi-
day visit, write to us and get tho lova.,t
rates and through connections.
Nothing VIII be spared In the way or
fast trains, extra equipment and s,,pe
joyable one.
Write your friends In tile old state.
who are all anxious to make MI.
home in this land Of good thInps a.,
get ready and come back with ,,o,,
where hearty welcome awaits t6ar,
All lines sell via the Cotton BeIt rn,,ta
the only line with double daily trnins
from Texas TO Memphis and return
without change.
s. @. WARNER. c. p. A.
A. A. Gibson, Tyler NJ
Il. p. A. Fort Worth. TEX.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

Mr. j. N. Winters, vice-president or
me FIRST national hank OF Baliinger
nhu u real estate man OF large expe-
tablish a real estate agency bera T.,
connection with other gentlemen. non
residents, who are prominent in the
plsiess life OF Western Texas.
These gentlemen have confident
faith that Fort Worth Is TO he t's
cenlral point of the future devaInr-
ment Of the state, ana propose IN H.
ausnrale their enterprise on basis
, ,S,illinenSuraie with its Importance
ir ntE WI ne heartily welcomed to our
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

The mission, at the corner 4, n
and Ninth streets, was filled d
fun capacity last night. and IA
Thanksgiving meeting VS. held h II,
Christians poured out their lsss-|
MES of praise and thanks 10 II, M
of every good and perfect gilt h, \
bounties Of his grace and abuhIrl
of His blessings for TIE v
year. The gentleman who va, Z
pected to preach falling to pgthl
appearance, a call was made ur,a I,
minister present to take the mssa1
which was responded to by pn
b. Grlebel, OF the Ninth stree. Bna
church. Cincinnati, o.. who dssvs,
practical and touching ADDE'S
thirty minutes duration. To-iii
$3.50 p. m. the weekly meeting y /
Christian Alliance will be he'd a I
mission, under the direction Of y
Laura Penuel. This Is an interest
service, and all are welcome. Pra|
ing at night, 1916 O'Clock. by c
Byron.
Rev. NJ. X. Irwin, who has cons
to accept the superintendency q
mission, is expected TO be With y
morrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

day matinee and evening. The matinee
was one OF the best attended Of any
ever 8iyenfn Fort Worth. hut tbs even
inc audience was not 80 good "A
Cold Day Ia farce comedy Within.
sufficient action. Perkins Fisher and
Edward Cooley who played the low
comedy parts, with Rsa Dickson. sup
ported tbs extrsyagant characters &c
ceptnbiye Other members OF the COM
pany gave some fairly clever special
lies, notably Miss Jean Deiinar. MISS
Adelaide Crawford. Bruce Fills and u.
l.. Scott. Miss Crawford Is clever
dancer, and Miss Delmar and Miss
Dickson both drew recalls for their
singing.
Barlow Bros famous Ministries VIII
he the attraction tonight niu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

Was n grand success yesleraIes, y y
last evening, as was shown y 4,
crowds which filled every spscs ! Il,
large hall during the day and w, I. \
The Thanksgiving dinner we'a ~
a SUGGEST 1t was evident py .ns 49,, ~
supply of good things wei, p N
and so thoroughly enjoyed u
crowds, that II it was not : No. 4
old-fashioned Thanksgiving u,.'', ~,
cooked by the danes Of o, ,,ea,, Z, ~
their descendants were still ilyips y. Y
were not behind in the knaek o. ~
ing how II should be done. .a,,l
To-day from is to p. y, s - 4
will be served and we hope Y
large n crowd as were fed se 500.
The musical entertainer, VI =,
will be up to the slanaaiu ~ ~ u
oyable as before and we hoPe -
usual large attendance
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

"""hin"ry iiei' y Put In for HrIauettc
hHhing-CDttnn RccpInts


Rockdale. Tex, Nov. 2g-Work 10
progressing rapidly on the brlouettc
machinery plant at the Ignite mines
near town. when completed ebc,n
fuel which win compare favorabIv
with the best quality OF coal. can bet
obtained here. the supply OF Ignite
being Simply ineXhaustihle BY pro-
Vess ior many years In successful oprr1-
Uun IN Germany the ugutte win IA,
united with tar. compressed into INNS
anu constitute as fine fuel us can b.
uptalhru Immense quantities Of il
are being used In Its natural state. -bti
II now burns out very rapldly ana
'lunbles when exposed to the gttn,s-
pherr Thls 81 regarded as one ~ Nh,
most important Industries In this sec
ion OF the state, and shou
l'o'kdale some manufactures In the
near future. Wv
Messrs, Hord & Berg Of san An
tonlp are putting IN the machinery and
brick buildings at the mines nj a ",.t
of $4,000 N'''
Mr. l.. \. Williams OF this place and
MISS Emory Chapman of Milano wnr,,
married at the latter place last nlrot
me groom is popular salesman hers,
foreman VI Hose company No / and
has many friends In Rockdale. THE
bride Is known here as a young lady
OF most lovrable character. They were
me recipients " many tokens OF
friendly remembrance In the way OF
useful and beautiful presents.
The continued good weather hns
caused much OF the top crop NJ cotton
70 open in this vicinity and MANY OF
the telds are about as white as ever.
kockdllr has received over 10000 bales
OF cotton and is good for 1000 more.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

DIR. u. W. Fisk n Called ouncis
Doctor ny Many Physicians
because lie AdNcrtiscs.


Webster defines a squack as boost
ful pretender to medical skin. read
among long INST OF Testimonials Is
sued by Dr. Il. W. Fisk the name OF
L. NJ. Dagget,. where he says his son
had discharge from his ear for about
twelve months; that he tried the best
physicians in the state. and after ten
months treatment they failed to stop
the discharge.
Under Or. Risks treatment the dls-
charge was stopped within one month.
Mrs Baker says after suffering for
eighteen months with chllla and dur
ing that time she was treated by the
best phyGlcians in Fort Worth and they
failed 90 do her any good. she went to
Dr. Fisk and he cured her.
Miss A. NJ. Mcintosh suffered from
asthma and catarrh Tor twenty years.
she suys; after trying all the best
known remedies and physicians aud
changing climate, she failed to get re-
lief Dr.. FISK cured her
Now these testimonials are from the
best people in the city. Many others
might be given, but space f0rbids.
Now. what ARE the facts Ia the casef
Either whnt these doctors say about
Dr. Fisk Us true. and these statements
false, or the Testimonials are true and
tho doctors statements are false.
n these testimonials are not true,
Dr. Fisk should be branded as Qudelf
doctor and discountcnunccd by every
good citizen. but 81 they are true, then
Dr. iisk should have the confidence
that belongs 10 an honcJt and skilled
physician. and n just condemnation
placed upon the men who are ilagrnnuy
displaying more professional Jealousy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

Tho tfuta.,, ,r,,,..,,,.-,',7
tba t'lr,, i,i,i',.''NsglNlnB meeting at
II o,.,'.,i, 49, '' vuuIvu yesbrday at
~ Is,,i W., "N'n''a ny about 800
Tho ,,,' mTn,m p,Ft 'luannS
ana gploT Sms W" M, VIZ lh'orntlng
Nvbn,,, a, Ii t,,. up'''t,' frlise God from
lsd ,h.. ,, 'ieN low Mr Wells
an.,,., ,, np'N III w invocation OF
iWn,t,.,' s,,,r "a, D'ln ui'hHlhs MT Nat
Nm XIV" w "'eh ahu Ilch aolu sp
Noic. nn5 i, W H" hpWnald bass
Ng u.s. "nu " was very Inspiring.
praVcr N.Y. Ia. n Wv H,ilp.utr ana
prn,tn,,. ~ PNpulei pastor ut
IA, nI n,S ,esny l''ilah church. Mrs.
n,"atrsi 'Sg'nt eudilion 10 our
snns, No, l,,,' rom san francisco.
the nl,ya, N, ~ ~ iip'.lheuo Voice
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30
THE DAY OF THANKSGIVING
WAS OBSERVED AcconDIse TO
CUSTOM IN FoRr WORTH.
n'he Decapltntcd Turkey Was nm
Au-Pcrvndins iscnture-rhc Hanks
Courts, stores and schools We're
cIoaed--Church Services.


Yesterday the people OF Fort Worth
IN accordance with the usual CUSTOM
devoted the day in grent measure 70
a relaxation from business and large
number attingiy observed the day as
one of thanksgiving for the blessings
they enjoy. The more pionsly inciin-
ed attended services at various
churches where exercises appropriate
10 the day were held. some who did not
70 TO church were nevertheless thank
full to have "A day for rest and reerea-
dion from theiri usual avocations
MANY OF the business houses hung out
shc sign, CLOSED, Holiday" on their
front doors. and the propnetors anu
,leflta betoult themselves TO the Dos
ofns OF their families, The banks were
aIao all closed. The day was observed
at the court house very generally and
little work was done. none or the courts
being in session. County Clerk john
King said that he took part Of the day
10 put things right Ia his oihce ana
no declared that Il was the most quiet
ThAnkaeiying day he had ever known.
The court house jangor TOOK adNentnbc
~ the occasion To give the floors OF the
building Il well deHerved scrupDinE ana
,-cmoyed the accumulated Effects OF long
continued cgpectorations By the To-
hacc0 chewing passing thronga ana Tor
his good work the lunitOr ought 10
have received chrome, as Hercules
and his Augcan stables act wasn't Ia II
In comparison
sheriff Euess told Mac Mozart and
abe other deputies that " they didn't
40 down home with hit. and help him
annihllatc a big turkey they would ey-
cry oua get urtd right away. and the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30
EsTY." COMMON SENSE DICTATES THE USE q,
S 4 POI, /. 10

ers OF the Christians, and one young
man was converted. made his peace
with God, and intends to live ever with
Jesus The Interest is nightly increas-
ing and everything points toward a
grand revival. Brother McCleskey will
be with MS for some time yet and we
ask all the Christians who are Interest,"
ed In the salvation OF souls to come out
and help US, Everybody Is cordially
invited to come at 7:45 and take part
in the street meeting. Door OF Hope
Mission, near new court house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

mas been handsomely decorated 4,
occasion and there will be M
music to crafty the ear wih !.
strains. Elegant souvenirs n.
ladies will be distributed. Il M
a very pleasant occasion and m
ford everybody an opportunIty Il
the elegant stock OF goods WA
Messrs. August have on erANa
All are invited to the store wAes \
Will be received by the rrourl,
and their full corps OF assistary
rayed in dress suits.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

The concert to be given BY TIE WI W
OF the colored schools for ne w.
OF their plano fund. at the auu's',.,,
on the evening OF the SOth Instant =,
oe worthy the patronage OF e'a' ~ y,
OF music. The concert VIII u ". w,
the money, and you viii aid z WIZ w,
cause. ! hope the good people - ~, -
Worth Will give them a liberal ,,rl W.
age. b. Is. fApiNe-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

the British admiral with over htty OF
hcers landed at Port Arthur
The Taoatal Kuug has gone 10 Iien
Tsin. he made M escape from Port
Arthur and made his way along the
coast in a launch. He left the launch
and went on board junk at Nushun.
The launch returned to Port Arthur
where 81 was destroyed by a torpgno'
The junk arrived safely at Chee Zoo:
The reports OF atrocities committed
by both sides has been confirmed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

Editor Gazette:
Fort Worth, Tex. Nov. 2, ~
Please correct the statement In Weal
days paper included in report q n
Merchants Carnival" II was y
charge OF Mrs. c. Il. Post (nys,lo Z
of the president OF the Ladies AVS
ciety OF the broadway presoyA;n
church, Mrs. Nlfoug. Credit nus
given where due. Airs. q. h Pes !.
only a small helper at the apron ~
ter. Please correct al the earlia' 2
MRS. c. r. P0si,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30
Cut Flowers
AZ Baker Bros, ma Houston sire
A mOODN uieyoLuTIoN.
WIN Occur ~ Koib is Killed on sat
urdny. Says One OF Ills Men,

birmingham, Ala, Nov. 29.-Captatn
Reuben kolh, defeated Popuiist candi-
date for governor, left tonight for
Montgomcry, where on Saturday he
expects to he sworn III as governor,
lie talked but little before his de-
partnre. except to reatiirm hts inten-
tons to take the oath OF Office 10
seemed In his usual cheerful mood.
one OF his leaders rerparked that
should trouble ensuc Saturday result.
ing IN kolh being killed. a bloody revo-
luton would follow There Is little
probability Of such result. however.
All the North Alabama military will
concentrate here tomorrow night and
60 70 Montgomery on special train
upon Goyeri.or-elal+.-@--Tf- durip.. Ma
ii'sa's'ss--r-ron and preserve order.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

Tho pleasant flavor. gentle action ana
soothing effects Of syrup OF Figs, when
N need or a laxative. and IL the father
Of mother be costivc or bilious. The
most gratifying results follow Ia uae,
70 that Il Ia the best family remedy
known. and every family should have
n bottle on hand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

This Is to sive notice of the disso,,
ton OF the firm OF W. w. Dunn q son
doing a hotel business in the c,,,. =,
Fort worth. state of Texas n NY OF
u, 1885, w. w. Dunn Il su,S tAus ust
10 collect and settte ali i eri,j,,I'-.
claims AGAINST, or due said firm 'e
The hotel VIII be continued h,. VI,
Dunn, where he hopes 10 s,est w W., W.:
friends. set many
Rates, Sc per day.
W. w. DUNN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

The meeting OF this mi.st,
night was splendid. p reachInh last
Evangelist J r. MrCisskev y oy
Phil ", IS He made a All. ~. sson;
be long remembered by All WIZ ee VII
present. and the effeet made Mo-, were
conservation was good. Three g perse sne
came Forward anu asked fer he p .revs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

VIII cure indigestion or vopr
refunded. Dose, tcaspooaful none. ,oh,
spoonful. Costs 10 cents n 5a tAole-
H. Price, 81 per bottle. CAR NJ W use
J. p. NICKs 4 90
Sole Agents. Fort wcs,s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

The Mayor OF Bryan writes,
Mr.. Phil Greenwall, Fort Worth.
Bryan, Tex, Nov 2S, 1874 Dear
Friend: I witnessed the entertainment
OF Barlow Bros, and they are good and
Your friend, 'N' ei'S'
CLIFF A. ADAMS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

rms evening at o'clock A. & 7.
.August' the clothiers, viii give a grand
reception and concert at their estah.
ishment on Main street. The house
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

Go TO Thomson 8 Letter and have
your photo taken, No cheap work
600 Houston street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

Bicycles, trlcyoles, express wagons,
Are engines moving train OF cars, AT
the II. IL. Collins Co
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

santa Claus hcaquarters at the F.
IL. Collins co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

largest stock ot children's toys In
the'city at +. II, Collins Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

Iiulbz,
HyaoInihs. tulips, lnics. etc. should
be planted now RAKrR BROS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30
Latest Chinese Aa-,o.-

london Nov, 2s.-'rhe Times tomor-
correspondent at Chez Foo: SUNDAY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

Would YOU be In the swimg Take a
Turkish bath Tor furnished roonD At
the Nataturlum
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

One dollar to Waco and return su,.
aay' December 2, via Missouri. KIM
saA ana Texas Railway. Special trnin
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

one dollar to Waco and return Sun.
day, December .. via Missouri. Kan
sas and Texas Railway. Special train
leaves a m,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

l.amonla, Iowa. Nov. s9.-The Com.
mereial Sank was robbed last night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

Yaw oreenwalr.. saluraay nIght.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

Yaw. dvenwalI'.. samraay nIsht.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

go 10 Humphreys
Book store FOR nne stationery. gitt
books and picture frames,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

cola nay.
Fisher 6 scott's comedians presented
"A Cold Day. at Greenwail's yester.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

Yaw. oreonwan's. saturaay nlght.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

Home grown
See our samples.
Plant now,
Send for catalogue.
nAKEn nRoS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-30

Yaw. oF9'nwall's. saturlay nlghL.