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Der S%oloonmirtb SMITH
S9ie6t einen Rduber an, Ger obpohI per-
wunoet, perfdpinoet.

@eftern friib gegen 9 1lbr betraten 8tpei
baiiermanni6e @eitalten ben Saloon BON
g. s.. Smitb, 371 81. Str. uno beItcuten
bel Dem alIein i'm 2ofale befinolidbeu g8irtb
eintge drinks. g8G6reno Iib Smith
baron madbte, bas 8erlangte por5ubereiten,
5og elmer bet &erGe letn S9ieBcilen aus
oer Sai6e. belt es ibm lnter Bic 9taie un6
befabI ibm, fi1 ru1ig al berbolten, bis iein
Goes Strol6S) Observation-Disclosures bas
Sab" zGe9titer ouf icinen SnbaIt geprilft
bate. Smitb gtng anibeineno barauf Elm,
r%ettrtrte babel aber INNER mach ber9ti9tung
8u, in Der letn 3teDOlper lag. BGbreno ct
Das that, macbte ct ote GGlber Oaraaf aufz
merriam, baB Der Jtaub nibt nur Elm ltrofz
bares 8crbreben, ionbern AUDI Gin llnrecbt
an benz Mteni6en iei, in5bcion6ere oil
etnem SaIoontpirtD, Der iebt crit BET bem
beiBen 0etter I'M Stanoe lei, ettpas 5u perz
oienen.. Ser Wfann am Gal0>N egtIter mat
eben Oamit fertig getporoeu, al DaS in benz
lelben ~beftnblicbe @el6 in ieinen 6ut s1
tranSferiren, ais Sn1it6 nit eincm fiiDncn
0rtff leinen GepOlOer erfaBte, un0 obne
lan9cS 8eIt1nen dut ben ettpaS ltnaufmert7
fam gepor6enen Gduber nit 0am S6ieBz
etlen abfcuerte. 9teie 6rabten i'm gum
Sail. Ser anbere 9tGuter lieB ben SUIT
nit bem @eloe fallen uno ergriff iofort baS
6alenpanicr. Sntt6, anne6men6, DaB Der
anocre EGuber lchtDer Dertpur1bet am So
ben IG9e, folgte benz 9aponeifenoen, fonnte
i'm aber nibt %abfangen. Nls ct nab Dem
Saloon 3uriidte6rte, mar auc9 Ser SAtperz
Derwunbete peri9pun6cn. 9fur etle fIeine
8luttacbe, ein Ieerer 6ut unb eth 0tebolOer
tparen ais itumme 3eu9en Ser S9ladt
5urid9eblieben.
, 1894-06-14
foleY's GrfbieBuno.

8or Gt9ter Gibbons miro augenbliflid
Der M%orOpro3eB 9e9en Sen GOli3iftcn Mtz
cboel @alito0 oerban6elt. .GoiitOp ericboB
am Ii. Qugnit .Des Dori9en sSabreS etnen
lun9en 8uri9en Nanens G6oS. 81. Solep,
ipelcber in 0emetnlcbaf nit onberen jun
gen Gepten' in Der @egenb 6er Ogben @be.
ltnb II, StraBe alerlet l1nfu9 angcri6tst
bate. 9ic Goronersiurp ipradb Damals
ben Polt3iitcn fret, bob Bic Sreunbe 6es
@rl6oIiellen iebten eS burcb, baB bic @roBz
ael6morenen cine Nnflage erboben. Die
Surp ptro es iebt gu beittmmen baben, ob
GalltOD in benz ~porltegen6cn Sale berecbz
ttgt mar, bon ieiuer S9uBmaffe @ebraltdb
5u macben.
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a.

Gotten in ". 6. 9efngs 9Olpers Cafe SubOipifOH.
@uf angsmeinen Wuui6 Der aoblrei9en gefu8er poH
SerrH SeiiHs's 6arnt am 9otDers Safe in Wisconin lit
Die &ote-6ront in Gotten ~ous9eIe9t uuo in ben Wtartt
etbra9t. BoDerS @ofe lift in 3peiitIHbt9er 5obrt nit
Der stortb Gs~sitern=Bobu 81 errsi4eu, Iiegt Habe Der
Citation Senoa SuHctiou, 9Discpuin. Die fur3e 5nbrt
BON @enOa SuuctiOn 5ulH eate lit reid on scsuerien unS
5efpdbrt cine BerrIibe ausf9t auf Oos bsrumIie9euOs
Serroir. Die Gotten DabeH fdmmtli9 50 SUP Guofrout
am See uHb ieIbit i'm bsIBefteu SDmiuer lrcbt eu be.
itdnbi9 fiibIsr @inb bonn Subeu lber ben Safe unb itn5
in 6ol9s Der ShbfrOnt unb bss ftetig tHbIeu @inbss
bieie Gotten Die besebrteiteH am gon5en Safe; lie bobeu
cine Siefe BON 900 SUB, itno nit ben i96uiteu
S@attenbdnmeH, tpte @iGen, gufen, @ebern, uno olerIei
S9linsgstpadisn beItauben, srbs6en f4 t~beilpelie so SUB
nber ben See uuS bieten cine ntaIertiae ausiibt ubsr ben
cine Wteile breiteH unb siuet Meilsn Ianseu See, tueIaer
OIL S9Dnbett uue Scsnerieu benz GATE SeHeoa, benz be.
~Iis1tsiten See MiscOuiins, sIei9foutmt. 9os flare
I4oIer, bon Giieuqueaen geudbrt, frei BON alien Sumpf.
pflon8en, Der iauoi9e 8Obeu bieteu Die i16uften Babe.
pIdBe; aabIreI9e Slide, 9Ootfabren unb 9eseln loOeR
gu bieiem SpOrt. Sar SoOeuuftaIten. quite gerpTeguns
unb prsmpts gerbInOung spti9en Der Station SsuOa
Sunctiun unb benz Safe 1T geToret.
gtur IS Soften fnO OOrbouOeu; teire JamtIte uua
gu fbsrH. gabsre austaHft srtbeilt, iOwie gIuttsu
~ssrlsnhst
6. MeImS
1855 MiGuaufee IOe.
ossr 3immer 60, gO. 30 ga Sale Str.
@u.iHigsr @geat. SeIb. HHO 2aubgeIaaft.
-
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SuIuHlttet. s>..... I423 757 666 $3.50
Sic begaben ii9 nab fOl9en6eu 8e1timz
n1un9Sorten: Californian l, Colorado 2,
Oelatpare 1. Oiitrift Columbia 8, S6abo |,
SutnoiS 210, Snbiona 30, Soma 70, Sam
las ~, &entltfD 3, MarDlan6 1863, Micbtz
gan l3l, Minneiota 81, WttIlouri 81,
Vtontona 2, Stem Oorf 80, 0}ebraSfa 81,
JtorO79afola p, Obio 1877, 8enniDlDas
men 1877, Sre9on Is, Si6z0atoto 5,
9eGas 8, 8irginten l 1tn6 B~iscon1in 1874.
Sbr 9anbtuerf mar: l 8rauer, 4 Wtebs
ger, D 8orbiere, IA Bidder, 8 Sbmie6e, 1
SDantiparter, l 3ie9eIiteinmaurer, 9
3llnlnerleute, 1 @igarrenmaber. % &6be,
/ &llfer, 81 GARNER, 2 @Grtner, 234 Sanbz
lan9er, 20 9tenitboten, 6 Sbloiier, 4
Otaurer, 2 8ergleute, l MaIbint1t, 5
0tnuer, l @nitreicber, 2 Sattler, Is
Scbubmacber. 10 S9netoer, 1 NG6erin. I
Sobgerber, 2 8agner, 3 @eber, l &euner
unb 30 Gaufleute.
- DEM breiBtgiG6rigen Grin,en gl,z
breaS YontatoWSti lit ald6 Ser 3fpeite anne
ritanii6e @olbfii6, Sen ct an Der 9(uoel
bate, tOteoer entpti9t un6 enttduIbt trot
, 1894-06-14
Qo0esfGue

tpurben beute 8ormittag inn @e1un6beitss
amt ME foIgt angemelbet:
Mtorsaret &eBler, 2, S., $50, 1869 "a.
StroBc.
9enrQ 8obier, 46 s., $50, 756 M. Gbis
cage 9toe.
Clinton 5artmon, 81 S., aleriansr 8ris
ber=Ooipttal.
gilbert 9%8ie8onOt, Al S., SEQ. 314 @anz
banfia NOe.
Sobn George Braun, 81 S., $50. 3251
8utleritr.
So5n @osmunb, 48 S., gto. 358 Ge6gz
piditr.
, 1894-06-14
S1MahoD

81 OoHbaIe=Sptteu - $500 uub o~ufudrts.
" 9eiGte 3ablun9en. GanQe Sermine. g 8rp3ent
Sntereffen. = Jn manufactured gtGbe bes Moononle uu0
9epOt5. bon S9uleH uno SIrben. 9teuH
&otteu al Der 5bonlas Qpe, Habe Der Belmont IHb
clifton Abe. 1tuo fir cine neue Sdule setauIt uHo tpIro
6ieielbe tnnerbolb etues Sobres sebaut ieiu. ab3usss
fandle un6 Mafer fiE0 sslest 9te 6obrt nab Der Staot
betrGgt MIR 8 GentS. Die 9o6babn lpire ibre 3iee in
fur3er 3elt burb Oieies 6ebIet laufeu IaTen. Die i1DH'
fte1 Sei96ftslotten an Der gllton NIB Belmont Aoe,
Iestere bic 9auptperbiu6unesIiule srpil6eH Der Staot
unb Der Weftieite. Reiiben3=&Otteu an allen SsiteH.
itraBett. S6uier mad Wuui6 AMI Iet6ts AbsobIuugeH
gebaut. - 3ige p%erlalsn S0HHta9s um 80 ubr uHo
nm 1.30 NtItta9s oas mcns Str. t0epot uuo balteu an
lneiner 3peisoffice, SIDE 9iperieD Ctr. uuo Dtaplepooa
Citation. - Office Spuutags ofen.
6. MeImS.
Seb. bon. fri, ia, BAN 1875 Milnaufee ABE.
, 1894-06-14
j(eue An5eigen.

Size Gooesa u II eli 9 e II, weI6e fir ole
nloreen.Iuseabe Ger ,,Juinois Stats
5eitlns" auf9eeeben weroen, erfdetnen fofen.
fret i'm IbenobIatt, Die 0nnobme bon Din.
3ei9en fir oas QbeuobIatt idIie6t nm II uhr
mGitto9s, fir ole nIoreen=2tuseabe um 10 ubr
Ubenos.
, 1894-06-14
@eMprbem:
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YbtIip 8. 9staer om IA. Sati I'M SITTER D on Sc
16 @Ogeutont NOe. Seerbi9uugS=Nn3ei9e ipGter.
, 1894-06-14
9u nsrtouteu Obsr su pertain den:

Spei Sduer nit Soften in einem raid entsnrbInheRs
ben Stdbt9eu i'm DftIt9en Santos. $50 Uteilen BON Ran.
laS gttg, Wto. Sas 8repertg Iiegt on Der 9auptltrnBe,
nabe benz 8abubef, iebe Got bat cine 9yrput bon so 5SIB
u1o liegen ueben chamber; 5ru6tbduute, RobIeuifdae
Il. J. 10. Ste 9duier befinbcn fib in gutter 8erfafiung
uro ftuo %cermtetbet, perben al einem SpDttpreis pers
fault ooer 9eseu &ots pbsr Elm SeiHt BON eIeiaem 8ertb
IN oieler Stoot umgetaui9t YerfoufsgruHb gigeHa
thinner loobnt bier in Der Stobt nne bat fetue 3eit, 6ew'
ielben ielne Aufmerfiamtett su pi0meII. Gin gutter glnb
fur SSeIHano nm elm 0ei9dft oHsufoHeeu tam SeIs
MAIDEN. Sos PropertD lit gang i6IIbeHfrei.
DtoH aoreiftre:
s. 3. 0rttIonb,
~24nt3bap care Of Stats aeitun9.s
, 1894-06-14

On n%erfaufen: Subides GSubnbous in Der gtabe
~ Der citation Nb0noole, gortblpefterr=8abu fIr
cine Samtlie beauem eiueeridtet. StonunQ fir mebrere
Bferoe nit oabet. $4,000. geaueme 3ablunestermiHe
ooer ibulOenfreies uubebautes Grunoei9enfbum als
SbeilaabIung. &Sreiie: y. 6. Bog 49, I0onbele. @opf
90, Ill. l5ms .bap
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Klee.
9eliebte 6rau pon be RIee uub W}utter BON 4be
&Iee IT,, am Mittlppd, ben Is. Stunt, i'm Qlter bon
81 Sobren. PAS ge9rdbniB ftnOet am 6retta9. ben Is
SuIL UNI 2 u4r 9t9dmltto9S, pom SrauerbauIe, 575
&aSaap 9lpe, nob NpieBta ftQtt.
Seine Slultett. 1411u2t
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Pm perfaufeu: Cots ouf MISUNDERSTANDING in be-
~ Jtabe Der 8elmsnt uub @lftou Anelue S50O-S6OO.
s0tte9e5 mer0en, 9an3 mad 8uuib Oes S0uiers. ebel1.
touS onf Abi9lags3 nbluug gebaut. s. Sos. ,3immer 30
Staats5ettungsGebou0e, 0itta9s slpiideH GINS Il. 3Uei.
15ut2 bQlp
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8cMOr1eu:

&oMts GtpBmann, geborer am 80. September 1884.
geltorbeu am Il. Sum- 1894. @tor9ens 10 uDr. Sic
Seerotgung ftHOet itatt III Saflpppo bon Ieiner @pb=
nl1g, $40 &odrpeG @traBe am Somitog nm 2 l1br93aB=
mttta9, ben Is. Stunt 1894. @ie6er elmer oon unieren
alten Nnite0tern, Wel9er Der @toiDrttdt tns SeuIeits ee=
fol9t III: ST fam no9 @btcago i'm Sabre 1914.
l4iun3t
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SO0eS=@ nset0e.

@erponbten unb 5reunoen Die trouriQe 9sa6ribt, boB
metn 9eliebter@atte ;Sobn George Sramu am 9iens2
toQ. ben y. Sum-, ga9nt. 6 ubr 50 Wt. I'M 9lter pom 81
Sobreu Ianft enti0lafen lit. Sic 9eeroiQunQ fiubet Itatt
at Jreitog, BEN 10. Suni, y}nbnl. ? IbT oorn 9raler=
bauie, 325l Butler Ctr, aus nad SotmppO. I'm titles
Seilelo bitten &iSiie Sraum, Satin.
SOIG Sramn, rgm.
Muguitn Braun, SUW~F'
14in2t SreO. Braun, 8rloer.
, 1894-06-14

8erpanbten uuo 6reunoen Die tronriQe Nodridt, bar
u. Stunt 9taDm. 5 ubr I'M glitter pon So eobren
omit entidlafen lit. pie Seer6i9nng fimbet itatt ou
ZIG 8lodbapt Str. aus naD @rocelouo. I'm titles
bittet Die tefbetribte Satin,
Wtartc &artm9nn.
l41n2t 2I1ttOtt, Spbu.
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Ou permietbeu Sin ooer 5pet ntDbIirte 3ir1mer
- in oeut1der SSamilie, Tur eIueH 8Iod bonn &iucDlu
9arf. gto95ufrageH $40. 62 &incoln Aoe, nobe Mls-
CoUiin Str. 24ap. balp
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0erIanar: Skinner nnh Gnnhen.


RerIan9t: Sin gutter &uu6morn inb eiutoe cute
~ Wotter. &inceln 4art Bead, s.. SBtelmonn's
9oroe11.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

Denver Col, Nov. AIRS lance n
scott wife of the proprietor of the
Capitol turf exchange, vanou,sbod
three burglars who broke into ber
house last night, after desperat "a
tight, In which she was seriously in
jnred' One of the men was armed
wi'h revolver, another with n sluns,
shot and the third with a bluv WIZ
tnese weapons they ralned blow after
s blow upon her head and body. but she he
o evsns SO Visiously and raised such an
out getting any valuables wing aSou,
Inc battle lasted nearly ten minrtss
oSt M Mrs; Scott did not faint until her
before she revived sufficlentiv "a p siS,a
an aceount OF the affair. she is
nandsome woman OF Is, G feet tan ana
w W. ~ pounds She was alone In
assaulted her. D"i stars
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05
HERE'S THIS FUSION BUSINESS,
IT WAS DONE SIN ROSA. Bur DEM
ocRArs CAUGHT on.
Eho Campaign comsnIece Sending
Out Lettcra from Judge steadmnn
All Over the conaty-Ths Popuiist
Game Discovered.

a few days ago the Populist and
Black and Tan Republican leaders
tried to fuse--and did to Il certain ex-
tent. They denied the whole affair
aud come OF their own adhcrcntg tried
10 kick out Of the traces. but they
accomplished their designs, and then
tried 10 hoodwlnls their own masscs.
For the frat time In the history OF
politics was seen this phenomenon
Popullst candidate going to the aeere-
tary OF Il Democratic committee for
ndvice. Yot this is what James SIC
Lester did, and was advised by Mr..
Eariy. as friond TO friend would do.
In the last few days tho following
letter has been sent all over the
county. II explains Itself and sheds
lomc light on Fopuistic schemes:
once Of Tarrant County Democratic
Campnlgn Committee. Fort Worth,
Tex, Nov. ]. lS94.-My Dear Sir; AS
chairman OF the Democratic campaign
committee It Is my duty 10 inform
you, and through you the voters At
your box, that the popullata ana
Black and Tan wing OF the Republic
cans have fused. This was accom-
plished by the Republicans pulling
down most OF their ticket and IN
doninR tho populists, and the latter
pulling of u few Of their candidates
and indorsing Republican candidates.
We have now opposing our nominees
Populist and Republican candidates
MI running on one ticket, and pre-
Bumnbly on one platform. They do
not attempt TO reconcile their pOlit-
cal Inconsistencies. the only point
~
themselves ~ I'm ardQnt cnthuslDsm
20 defeat Democracy, and "A burning
desire for office This unaeemly sac
riiiue or principle. and this manner Of
political 1ugElery for the sake Of office
ought not only 10 arouse Democrats
10 action. but 10 seems 70 me. 1t is
enough TO disgust every man who
honestly believes IN f'opullst or Re-
publican principles.
lnnamuch M nearly every ono OF our
local candidates has hecn DETAINED
and slandered during this campaign.
II Is probable that our friends the
enemy, VIII spring new falaehooda or
rehoarae old ones on the eve OF cleo
lion whom II ia too late to answer
them. | trust that you win gee 10
y TINT no man Is deceived by them
our Ticket IN composed ns you know.
OF honest upright. Industrious ana
thoroughly capable men without Hin-
gle exception aud during this cam
pniEn they have met their opponents
ut every box In this county willing
and ready TO answer any aud an
charFeH
" Democrats do their duty our ma
1ority win be larger than ever this
fnll.
BE on your guard ngelnst campaign
lies. Yours frntornaliy.
n, a. STIlADRfAN,
Chairman Campaign Committee.
This Is counter attraction, 10 to
speak. and let's the maafrs OF Inc
Populist party know how their Lead
ere have schemod In their scramble
FOR ofllceH,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05
TYroenArIrrAL rlN1nN.
A Large Mccting-rhe Fort WORT
Times the OnirtnT f,n,,c.

"A Large Mceting-'rhe Fort Worth
Times the omciaI Pnpcr.
fort Worth Typographical union. No.
ass met in regular monthly session az
$3.50 o'clock yesterday sft, rnoon at
knlghla OF Pythlas hall. Tho meetin ,
was largely attended ard was honored
WITH the presence OF international or
RAINIER Butler. who dropped over fram
Dallas to gee the Panther city typog,
Cunnlderahle buslneaa ct impor,ence
was transacted, Tho treasury wan rr-
ported In n healthy cnndltlon--ln fact.
better than for several years.
The three delegates 10 tho Trades
Artembly --Mesara. Kirkpatriel, Dun
nnd DralV-tcndered their rOaignatI,na.
the first two on account OF haVlng b !
core publishers (Which made them In
eligible to hold Oh ,el. aud the latter
tron the fact that he viii shortly leave
Tho city, Mensra. William white. l,ud-
low Daniela and S. /. lrgman wero
elected to M tho vacancies In mo as
The following resolution was unani-
mously passed.
Resolved. That the Fort Worth Tin,ea
BE selected as the Official organ OF ny
pogtaphicai union. No los: also, TINT
the delegates from this body 10 M
Trades Assembly and the Allied Print
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

Fine Music, Excellent Speeches nnd
Much Enthusiasm 10 lie HAD.
The great olcslng Democratic rally
TO be hold tonight at the new public
square en- Houston street, viii DO by
long odds tho greatest OF the whole
campaign. The last successful er-
forts OF the Democratic candidates
ana the committee viii he conferred
IN this meeting. and 10 the music
OF the band and the ochoea OF Jcffor-
nonlan orRtory WIN the last scrylucs
he dpno preparatory to tile victory Of
Tuesday,
Secretary Early has procured an
excellent band and Will have il begin
PLAYING about 1870 o'clock in order
that the crowd may assemble in
time 60 hear tho FIRST speech, which
begins Mt o'clock The following
gentlemen win make forclblc speeches:
y, L. Matlock, r, Y, Albright. n. A.
Stcdman, W. Il. Parker and II. Nj.
Wynne.
Every voter, especially if he Is n
Democrat should turn ont and give
them m enthusiasts reception. ID Is
an excellent place for rally, ana AZ
Is hoped aevernl thousand voters viii
be present. Don't forget the place, IN
front OF city hall time, o'clock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

In Tony Farrelrs new play, Garry
Owen" scenic production of which
comes to the opera house tomorrow
night, IL one of the most sublime as
well ms startlingy effective scenes
ever presented upon the American
stage. The great chapel scene at
night. with the church lit up, is a
beautiful picture, while the grand
church choir, led by Prof. a. C.
Elmer, late orgunlst OF the Cathedral.
san Franclsco. Cal, render the beau
tiful Easter service in most inspir-
ing manner. Then comes a horrible
murder beneath the shadow OF the
church.. which 10 witnessed by the
suspects sister, who realizes she must
confess TO that which win render her
own brother up To Justice. It is here
we witness one of the gran lest exhi-
billions of love and devotion, in a
sacrifice on the part OF Garry. the
here. delineated by Mr.. Farrell. which
graphically Illustrates the heroic ma
ture OF the true irish character. Flee
tion returns will be read from the
stage between acts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

And s. vile. asks that all the people
q this city come and see what we are
dong and examine our books and aee
what we have done. that they may
Know when they give that they are
giving TO good cause. we have rcrt,
lights and water bills Is meet monthly.
ANY amount yoi feel able TO contribute
Will be appreciated
The services last night were good.
Brother Richardson made good talk.
Two. asked Ger prayer Our mission
sunday school Is Increasing fast. We
have forty-eight children row enrolled.
brother Bssser viii preach tonight.
You nre an invited TO como. The crowd
y increasing very fast, Door OF Hope
Mission, North Main street, $. Wiley.
superintendent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

Pit'aburg, Pa. Nov, 4.-The great
ohrysanthemum show, probably the
lnest ever seen west of New York.
was opened In Ships conservatory al
Shenly park today. There ara ia o06
plants In bloom, divided among three
or the houses OF the Conservatory. The
display Is unique as well as mngnia-
cent III the way Superintendent Ben
net mas arranged for It's exhibition
Atter completing the arrangements for
INC great show Mr. Bennett went Ia
Chicago, where he Will be one Of the
Judges In the chrysanthemum show in
mat city; Il is estimated that so 900
persons visited the conservatory today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

For the Holiday Excursions 10 Tho
old states the Cotton Belt route will
sell tickets December 20. 81 nnd "a,
le9i, az one fare for the round trip,
limited good TO return within thirty
days from date Of snlc. An limos seil
via the Cotton Belt route. tho onlv limo
with double daily trains from Texas 10
Memphia and return without change.
Through cars Will leave all proml-
mont stations In Texas on the above
dates to 80 through 60 Nashvile. chat.
tanoogn, birmingham, Atlanta and
other cities IN the old states.
u you anticipate paying your friends
y holiday visit write TO us aud get the
lowest rates md through connections.
n, p. A.. q. p. a
Fort Worth. Tex. TYLER, Tex,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

ST. Pnul's Methodist Episcopal church
In this city To being completed For
the past two weeks workmen have
been outraged putting In place rarely
beautiful windows. The windows are
a work Of art indeed. and wen repay a
cgreful examination. The exterior Of
the church win soon be finished. and
standing a. II docs. facing Lamar
street. II r. not more conspicuous than
II i8 beautiful 10 this heroic society,
for adding another TO the many nne
BUILDINGS of our city. all the people
VIII feel grateful, and will wish them
good auecd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

Where the Dnttie of tic Iiniiots viii
nc Enneht TOmorroNy

ft hNhEhA A'ihR'''R.
Mr. J., Llngenfelter has arranged
the booths Mt the varlous ward polling
places in this city and has put in
chairs. tnbicu, stoves. etc. ready for
the election tomorrow.
a list OF the polling places in the
various wards IL as follows.
First ward-Main street. between
First and Second. next door to the
old wnterworks office.
Second ward Lakes china store. on
Houston street.
Third ward-Thomas Buttons old
tin ghup on Front street.
Fourth ward--Ccnter OF the Triangle
block. Houston street.
Fifth ward-I,ocomotive iiremens
hail on Rusil street.
Sixth ward-Doray's store on Jen-
ningB avenue
seventh ward-corner South Main
and Louda streets.
Eighth ward--At Eighth ward IRE
mems hall.
Ninth ward-Eyans' old mill.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

Information reached the city last
night that C. c. Hyde. ;he proprietor
OF the new ST. James hotel at Wichita
Falls. was suffering from a strolSs of
rheumatic paraiyals, from which It ~
reared he can not recover. Mr.. Hyde Is
wen Known in this city. whore he re-
sided before going to Wichita Falls.
he was at one time proprietor OF the
Crescent restaurant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

Ing Trade Council be Instructed u -e-
quest similar action on tn part q
those organizations. r. IL further
ilrsolvcd. That Typographical union.
No. iaS, recommends the Times 10 the
favorable consideration Of all labor
bodies. as the paper is published by
three tried and trun union men, whose
entrance in the field OF Journalism
means much for this seed ion
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05
ArrnNrloN srrprNrsl
Medical Department Fort Worth
UniycrHity.

The ]. Singer Book Company. state
headquarters for medical and scientific
works. s2t2 Market street. Galveston,
1'ox. Address them for medical, dental,
pharmaceutical and Hcientinc works.
Special discount 10 students Write for
catalogues. Mall orders promptly at
tended to
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

The damage TO the house OF Mr.. j.
b. Sprinkle. which was burned early
Sunday morning. was heavier than at
first reported. The damage to the
house and furniture viii be from 10000
TO SS0OO, most OF which is covered by
insurance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

This IL 10 give nouee oi tue q.ssoIu-
uon OF me nr,n OF w, w, Dunn & SON.
Fort Worth. state OF Texas. on A,S.,, "
q. 1884. w, w. Dunn is autherissd
TO collect and settle all IeeitInnta
claims against. or due said firm
The hotel will be continued bv w "
Dunn. where he hopes TO meet many
Rates, 81 per day.
W. w. DUNN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05
Complete tea sets $40. 90.
MoREHOuS & McBRIDE'S
Jewelry Store.


Little Aaron Fly, the l-year-old child
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Fly. died at 6i7
East Second street yesterday. The fun
eral Will occur at the residence this
afternoon and the burial In the new
cemetery ut $3.50 o'clock. All friends
Of the family are Invited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05
CnndIdnic Arrnstnn

Racine, Wis, Nov. al. S. Blake
a millionaire manufacturer and bust.
ness man, one OF the early settlers a,
w iseonsin, died this morning OF heart
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

Tho pleasant flavor, gentle notion and
soothing effects OF Syrup OF Figs. when
In need OF laxative. and II tie father
or mother be costive or bilious. the
most gratifying results follow its use:
70 that Il Is the best family remedy
known. and every family should have
q bottle on hand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

Tho Chieago-Houstun sleeping car
line formerly operated on trains Nos. 8
and 4, which was temporarily suspend
ed. hng been Resumed. OVER the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and TcNas railway.
JAMES BARKER,
O.. T.. & II. A.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

Have your stoves prepared. blaclSed
and set up by il. il. Lewis, 1874 Main
street. Telephone 800.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

lly the ST. Louis Millinery company In
everything this week. They retail
goods NJ Wholesale prices. Come and
see and save your money.
sol HOUSTON STREET.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

~ YOU do not have your nues re-
II. II. LEWIS.
Asa Main Street. Phone SOC.