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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01
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class required under contract. for
two years. 5000. s
Fourth ciass-The 1nurth class con.
.rists Of the printing Of snch hilis,
resolutions, committee reports, 1nd
other. like work, as may be ordered
by the Legislature, or either house
thereof
Probable amount OF printing OF this
ciaps, required under contract. for
two ytars. 5000.
All work must be done within this
state. The current printing u the
legislature must be done at 'he scat
Of government. Work OF the rcVtral
classes 70 be promptly delivered TO
the respective departments ordering
the same, free OF charge for de-
livery.
Printing papers fer FIRST class print
fnE--Prohabic amount required undur
contract. for tive years. Si2,001,
Printing rApcra for second class print
inE--Pfceable amount REQUIRED under
contract. for two years, St2,coQ
Printing papers must be delivered IN
such quantities and at fuuh times and
places as may be designated By or.
der Of the printing board
Stationery--All articles In the station
cry line used by the several depart
nents OF the state government. Prob.
able amount required under contract,
for ywo years. $4,000.
Stationery 10 be promptly delivered
TO the respective departments order
Ing the same, In such quantities and
at such times us may be designated.
No charges allowed for delivering
Goods.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

49,, WIZ Hender Ais De-
pjss ciston Today.

r'ss eision Today.
~ the appeal 10 the Rosa
re ~" hapeas corpus case was re-
yiBnislnna, a ~ Judge Hurt at o'clock
.azsd perm =. y,naorning in the Seventeenth
lsrlst " '1.hnson, ESQ, counsel Tor
B5fon. ,nIeht. made his reply to
Es.s n nenty's argument Of yesterday
irigs Mr. Johnson read from sew
irlfioeonns 10 prove that the power OF
al ess ,sy Guardians is vested in the
iIpcinauDcso urt. and the district court
Fpest snpeliate jurisdiction. Judge
~ elr asked show is the law in
III "a and MIR. johnson was armed
5tsn ,,siions from supreme court of
~ ssrislons applying 20 the case
rin AZ 10 the rights OF parents to
. Va W. 40 guardians OF other persons
7 4 aarsons and property OF their minor
s9n a.rther argument by Judge
Asi IL support OF his construction Of
ny y Is 10 the jurisdiction of the
N ~ y. court and reply by Mr.. John.
t'iDs, sdSe Hurt stated that he would
y ~ case his consideration and rem
h" Ne Ne decision this morning at Q
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

For the annual eneampn,ehi o. ,hs
Grand Army OF the hspnohS ~ ,,,.
puns' saii septemher 3 and 6, Tickets
WIN ~ tnre Tor the rouri trir
az r Ne rate from Fort WortA Is iae.oS;
,,.laa ,,ek,ts are non-slgnature ana
A. mo po, REQUIRE stamplnl al fhlsDnis
oo n.s ,sSn consequently passenssrs
ior ,hsn 10 any point short o.
can VS. n 50 sired They VIII
desuna., S rs,urnlng until septemb4r
% ~ 80 $50 for st7P IN an return
n "a For further iniorni S.'s,s s ea
n city ticket once corner hi'h @1
Main streets ". T. ORION.
CITY Ticket Agent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

Advertisements for situations want
ed taken at half price No advertise
ment for less than 20 cents
Professional financial and other
cards. special notices. etc. In this classi-
Ned department. 81 n line per month.
Advertisers should remember that
letters directed TO initials only are not
delivered through the postofiice. II in.
itials are used they should be directed
TO the care OF some person. hrm or
postoffice box.
List OF letters remaining uncallcd for
In tho counting room yesterday at 9
p. m. Persons calling for them Will
please say advertised.
LETTER LIST August 2s--
oes. 5. b.. 1 u l5.'
J. II. b., /. r. u, 2.
j. A. H.. /.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

ana VINO wore their iaurais with the
sraee or 2 Victoria; Laura Bell smith,
Mhuu Hicnardson, Annie Gaines. Willie
biuckeN, Mabel TomliaFon. Virginia
gomery, Leon Harold, Bessie Ande,..
son, Clara and Mary whitla. Anna
Bel Cooper and Louie Turner ana
Messrs hernio Anderson, John Rusle
=. q. Johnson, Arch Harold, MI
Jones, Harry Robertson, Dick Van
zandt, Paul Bouldridge, C. w. Welt
man, Warner Andrews, Earl Blakeny
j. Whitla. Dudley Portwood, Horace
LucKett, Horace Hunter, Ray Hunter.
Jim Hardy and others.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

Local Agents WIN Give 1t pecent
burial.

Texas. 80
The Issue raised In regard TO Il, and
which has been made the subject OF
an interesting fight. was settled at the
meeting OF the underwriters In San
Antonio a few days ago. in which ii
was decided to abrogata that portion
OF their policies known as the equitable
reinsurance and contribution clause,
which provides that the holder shall
assume part OF the risk. thus relieving
me company OF portion OF its finan-
cial responsibility in certain conting-
eneies. This feature OF the business
having been done away with entirely
the local agents today publish n notice
TO the holders of policies that they can
have the objectionable clause annulled.
The notice is signed by the following
we'll known gentlemen as the represen-
tatves OF the different insurance COM
panles concerned. Messrs. J. b. Little
John, Harrison & Wright, Zane Cetti.
]. C. Ingram Insurance Agency. James
w. swayne. Il. Il. Foscick. Furman Il
Smith,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01
IN THE COURTS.


Roche, administrator of the
NJ Mary A. Roche. deceased, has
NV t. sult In the Seventeenth District
II against the Fort Worth Land
h.nv et al. debt and foreclosure,
s Y, IN three prSmissory notes, $1,000
". Win interest and attorneys fees,
s,o and to foreclose mortgage on
r., esiate.
s,ne cetti has brought suit in the
-.,r.elghth District court against II.
hunnnn ct al. ON promlssory
J. IN Si2.5OO and foreclosure vendors
Il on 800 acres of land.
r.ron A. Keller VS.. a. j. Powell, debt
/, q foreclosure: Forty-eighth district
III 4. Ryan vs. r. l.. CarloclS. debt
! q foreclosure; Seventeenth District
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01
WANTS
lNhs GAZETTE is THE GREATEST
WANT MEDIUM IN THE SOUTH.

Nothing Is published free. All ad-
In this department are
for at the rate OF / cent a
word each issue. payable In advance.
no advertisements taken for less than
Personal.
Lost.
Found.
strnycd.
stolen.
strnyed or stolen.
For Rent.
For Sale.
Help Wanted.
HuEtnesH Chances.
Wnntcd--D,ycIlInRH
Mnntcd-Rooms.
Wnnted-nonrd.
Wanted-Ilonrdcrs.
Wantch-Heni Estate.
Wnntrd--To Exchange.
wanted-NiisccIlane
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

larry Lucius and wife to ID. p. Rog-
n part Of block % Evans South ad-
Idin; 1900.
|S Harding to o. MCGOWAN ct al,
Ia ~ the Lewis Cohen survey; $40
n other valuable consideration.
M B. Bishop to o. l.. Abbey, 1905
r., less 2.S5 acres taken up by pub
\ roads, Charles C. Lacey survey;
",
m Fort Worth Grocer Company to
/, Waples-Platter Grocer Company.
[ui,2, s, 0, 10 and IL, in block l. in
Il, town OF smithfield; $40 and other
Llnahlh confederation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01


sALE--By virtue OF nm
oider OF the circuit court OF Jackson
county Missouri, 1. tho Undersigned
assignee Of John $. Mott. will pro-
eyed, on the Sd day OF September.
1896 60 sell nj public auction. for
cash aud In bulk. the entire stock OF
dry goods, notions. boots, clothing.
boots, shooa and other gooda con
tanned In the Boston Store. on tho
corner OF Third ana Houston streets,
IN the city OF Fort Worth. Tex. pur-
chaser will be required 90 give GER
tlnod check for the amount OF hts
bid nj time the goods are struck on
10 him. The stock invoices $4,000,
and the stock, together with an IN.
voice OF the same. can be inspected
at any time prior TO the sale AZ the
place above named.
JOHN q, PAXTON,
Assignee OF John o. Mott
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01
KNOWLEDGE

ENG comfort and improvement and
[sss TO personal enjoyment when
s.ay used. The many, who live bet
ean Others and enjoy life more, with
expenditure, by more promptly
.eang the worlds best products TO
,', ,s Of physical being, will attest
Mlus to health of the pure liquid
1--WE principles embraced in the
NJ Syrup Of Figs.
q koellence Is due to its presenting
y urn most acceptable and pleas
sne taste, the refreshing and truly
aaa properties of perfect lax
w eneetually cleansing the system,
s.nng colds, headaches and feyers
4 fejinanently curing constipation.
Eseil satisfaction to millions and
sia the approval of the medical
- sf9n, because il acts on the Kid.
" LIVER and Bowels without weak
~ saen and Il is perfectly free from
objectionable substance.
81 Figs is for sale by all drug
~, ~ o9e and 81 bottles, but IL ia man
49, oy the California Fig Syrup
|,sf,-sii whose name is printed on every
IN also the name, Syrup of Figs,
~ s.ae well informed, you will not
any substitute if offered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

gLFcTROTYPfNG, PRINTING, AND
BINDING THE REPORTS OF THE
DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME
COURT. THE COURTS OF CIVIL
APPEALS, AND THE COURT OF
CRIMINAL APPEALS.
Also, during the same time nnd at
the same place, separate sealed pras
posRls will be received 20 cloctroiype.
print, and bind. for the term of two
years, the reports Of the nupretne
court. the courts OF civil appeals, and
the court Of criminal appeals OF the
state OF Texas. said reports TO be
printed and bound In duplicate style.
type. and material OF vola. 70, II, rs
aud 10 Of the supreme court reports
Ono thousand perfect copies OF each
volume to be delivered with tho cleo
trotyps plates at the Office Of aecre-
tary OF state. Each volume 20 contain
7Ss pages az near ~ can be, There
will be about ten volumes published
during tho time OF the contract; also,
vol. 81 Of supreme court reports Will
have to be eiectro,yped from about
page 200, and 1000 copies printed from
the beginning, and the edition bound.
The state Will supply the paper for
printing all the volumes. lroposals
must be accompanied by the bond
OF the bidder, in the sum OF 1900, with
toned that n the contract be award
cd TO him he Will enter Into written
agreement and give bond and ne
ourlty for tho faithful performance
thereof. Bids must state the price
per book % 1Gs pages for ono thou
sand copies Of each volume com
pleted. A separate price .aust be
given for completing vol. 81 No
book 10 contain over $50 pageg nor
7gs pages to be paid for at proportion
ATE rates per page IA bid for the
book Of 55s pager. The price bid per
book 10 include NIL charges. All
necessary proofs for revision and adj
yaree sheets for Matchmaking 10 be
supplied By the contractor free OF
charge. Advance sheets of each vol.
ume. IN not exceeding I'VE Install
fneutp, and not exceeding one hun
dred copies each, sewn together. and
with manila cover. mnst be
supplied the secretary OF state
IN demanded, free OF charge
propogais must be addressed ITO thu
Secretary or state" and must b.
indorsed with Che statement that they
are proposals. far printing and bind
ing of the Reports OF the suprem,
Court. the courts OF civil appeals, ana
the court Of criminal appeals. The
eIsctrotyplng, printing, and binding
Of these reports viii bs let as sep
arata contract from the Other
public printing and binding. e
me lowest and best responsible
bidder. and awards for same VIII b.
made nj the same time and place al
awards for other public printing
AN the work must be done within thii
state Schedule containing hpeclneA
tionE. for uae OF bidders, can be has
VI once OF secretary Of state TIT
right is reserved 70 reject any and al
bids. Bidders sre referred 20 The sec
Rotary Of the printing board fo
further particulars;
Secretary CT STATE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01
INDECENT EXHIBITIONS.
turkish show Tint Can be DIS
ncnsed with.

4 troupe OF Turks. including five or
Il men and as many women, have
n giving exhibitions at the old pa
|Hoa for several evenings this week.
kas who attended these exhibitions
IL that they are disgusting in the
|reme, and are Of such an Indecent,
|raeter that they should not be all
VA in any self-respecting commu-
n The so-called dances" performed
! the girls Of the troupe consist OF
~ lascivious movements of their
|klss, vllely suggestive. Several la
y attended the exhibitions, not
tswing their character, but left in dis
| II before the conclusion.
his same gang was recognized by
|gpa who attended the Worlds fair
u summer rs one OF the most noto-
N attractions on Midway Plaisance.
here Is no law to reach them they
sald be drummed out OF the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01


I'M german at Ye Arlington Inn
/ ELEMENTARY to Misses Rose
Bessie Ellis. was decidedly
o. the most delightful social en-
dalnments Of the whole society sea-
The Mexican orchestra rendered
u lhtful music for the occasion. and
\ ant beRuN md pretty lassies liter
B. ripped the night away to the in
Ing notes that came from the IN
nsHsnts. All the gods and goddesses
fsasure honored the occasion with
presence, and fair Pleasure sat
Il aOned above them all, II was the
1 man OF germans, and from the OPEN
note Of the grand march 10 the
sad strain OF Home, Sweet Home"
single thing occurred 10 mar
Enjoyment, and the memories OF
ii occassion will form one OF the
q II gaiest pages In the history Of each
= thlaual present. Among those who
here were Misses Rose and Bes-
Y Ell's in whose honor it was given,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

7ssesyssisll
WILL Loan money TO build housos on
small monthly payments. Hourcn for
rent; also rooms futnlhhed and un-
furnished NJ, l., Chambers, Room .,
walker building, Ri1th and Main,
pUsTNass cHANCE--t offer bar
gain In the a. J. Anderson stock OF
guns, pistols, ammunition aud sport
ing goods. located at Colorado, Nit
choll county Tex. No other dealer
there. A first-claas opportunity for q
man with moderate capital Address
W. q. Nowby. trustee, Fort worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01
Personal.

WANTED-Informati regarding the
whereabouts Of Mrs. LR-4sa NJ Nc
Leod Of Florida. Anyone knowing
anything OF her will confer great
favor by addressing Il. b. Mcleod,
PalatlSa, Florida
CALI. at 800 Houston street for solid
gold Howard. d. w. Raymond and
other nne watches, costing from 800
10 $50. now offered at from $50 TO
SIS,
SECONDHAND BOOKS bought, soid
or exchanged: scientific. law or theo-
logical or mechanical n speciality.
n j. Boas. SOC Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

Proposals viii be received as follows,
In bidding for printing, and for
printing papers, eAch bidder Will be
required to specify tho class or glasses
for which he bids. any bidder may
bid for one or more or all four
classes OF printing, or for printing
papers for either first or second
class or both, but must make separate
bids for each class Of printing and
printing papers,
No proposal FOR less thnn one
class OF printing or printing
papers will be considered. No
proposal Tor printing or for print
Ing papers or for stationery Will be
considered unless each and every Item
OF printing binding, printing papers.
and station cry hid for, shall be below
the maximum rates afllXod,
Propcf ais for stationery must be sep
aratc.
Each proposal must be accompanied
by the bond OF the bidder, In the sum
OF $1,000. with two or more sufficient
fur0tics, conditioned that II the con-
tract be awarded TO him he will entor
Into written agreement, and give
bond and security for the faithful
performance thereof. (Sce article 1000
Rev. Stats) The proposals must be
scaled and addressed ITO the Score
tary OF State and must be Endorsed
with tho statement that they are pro-
posals for the public printing or FOR
printing papers or for stationery. No
samples OF pnpera other than such
ms are supplied bidders from the de-
partment OF state will be allowed
with the bids.
At the time specified, tho proposals
win be opened IN the presence Of the
board OF public printing and such
bidders and others ns are present
and the board OF public printing will
examine the proposals. make careful
comparisons, and award contracts TO
the lowest and best responsible bid
ders.
All contracts will be awarded for the
term or two years, untl new con-
trects shall he made and approved.
subject TO the conditions prescribed
by law. (sGe Rev stats. title
INXX.)
The right Is reserved TO award the
contract for printing and for print
Ing papers by class or classes. Also
the right In reserved to order any OF
the public printing 10 be done Mt the
printing ONCE at the u, and d
asylum Also, the right Is reserved e
reject any and all bids.
All printing printing papors. 9nc
stationery not embraced within IN,
specification, must be furnished by
the contractors at rates In proportion
TO those fixed In tho contract foi
work printing papers, or stationery Of
similar character. TO be fixed by the
board Of public printing
Bidders must give only one price on
each item OF material and work hav.
ing Eaximum rate Affixed
Bidders are referred to the law f1t
further particulars. Gtev. stats, Title
LINK. and Chap. los. Gen LAWS
1SS5l' :
Blank forms. cnumorRtlng items oi
printing, printing papers, and articles
Of stationery, and giving maximum
rates. for use OF bidders, can be had
at the Office Of Hecretary OF state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

PROPOSALS. FOR PUBLIC PRINT
ING. BINDING, PRINTING PAPERS
AND STATIONERY-The State Of
Texas. Department OF state, Austin.
August !. is9i.--Sualed proposals. will
be received AZ the once Of Secretary
OF state, until 10 o'clock a. m. on
Saturday, the eighth dag OF scptem-
her 1894. from any suitable person Or
nsrsons. resident Of this state. 70 do
sneh printing ana binding aa may be
required by law or needed by any de-
partment OF tho state govern
ment, except the judicial depart
ment' and except such printing az
the Deaf and Dumb asylum; 20 fur
nish printing papers; and 70 furnish
such stationery as may he required by
law or needed by aus department OF
the state government, except the ju-
dlcial department.
The public printing IN divided into
four classes. as follows;
First class-'rhe hrat class consists or
INC printing and binding Of the daily
nroeeedlngs and the laws and the
journals OF the legislature, goyernors
messages, department. reports, and
ike documents.
probable amount OF printing OF this
elass. required under contract, for
two years, i2J.0ev.
Second clLss-The second CLASS con-
s,sts of the ruling. printing, and bind
ING OF blanks, printing binali cireu-
iars.- postal cards. etc, required oy
s,,v department Of the state govern
nent, except the judicial department,
PROBABLE amount OF printing OF this
,lnsl. required under contract, for
two years. $4,000.
Tblrd cians--rhe third class consists
~ blank books. either ruled ana
printed or ruled Without printing.
Probable amount OF printlnr Of tnla
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

:. Z, -. 49, -ss'a7~>fs-rs
BARGAlNS-By W, II. Sannsr a Co,
reel estate brokers'. Office corner
Third and Rusix streets, opera
house, Fort Worth, Texas.
Improved and unimproyed city
property suburban and acreage prep
crty, lands. ranches and farms for
sale In all portions OF TcSas. titles
examined, acknowledgement taken:
VIII ncBotiate loans or vendor lion
notes and other securities. Don't buy
before seeing US.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

ron RENT.
.la4.sl-as-s
FOR RENT--Two pleasant rooms, de-
siraolO for light Housekeeping sO5
Burnett street
FOR RENT--Rooma for light house
keeping, South and East exposure.
Apply OH Wheeler street South side.
FOR RENT-The elegant residence OF
H. A. Rogers. two-Etory. recently
built all modern oonveniences Call
at ZOO West Flfth street.
DEsiRABLE furnished rooms. 1904
Throckmorten street.
FOR RENT-Rooms sultable for iodg.
ing or light housekeeping. Apply
northeast corner OF Texas ana Cherry
streets
ron RENT--A large up.staifs room
with southeastern oxposurs. board
Furnished ~ desired. Apply vt TIE
Gazette office or nj tho northeast
corner Of Peach and Harling streets.
ron RENT-Nieeiy furnished front
room. southern exposure only IS per
month. Apply at li5 Pecan street,
MISCELLANEOUS.
IRON AND STEEL ROOFING AND
eiding. O. X. Harry Iron Works.
Dallas.
FORT WORTH Marble and Granite
WorlsH-Jnhn A. Bsrgin A Son, All
kinds Of marble and granite monu-
ments, headstonea. tablets and statu-
nry. all kinds OF marble granite and
stone coping, Iron raillnR FURNISHED
TO order Write for designs and
prices.
DRUNKARDs, Morphine usera-Yop
can be cured palnle8aly ana per-
inancntly In from ten days TO three
weeks for 80, Proof, testimonials and
nlil particulars sent FREQ upon re-
quest Address u. Wilson. Box ~.
comancbe. Tex.
wANTED--ro nENT.
..,-...---.-.s.s..-s-es.
WANTED--To rent. two unfurnlHhed
rooms with old people or where there
are no children. Addfeag G. A. H.,
care Gazette.
WENTED-A furnishcd house for the
winter. want possession october !.
Address, giving location and price,
w s. psnt. 500 Adams street, city.
STEAM DYE wonks.
FORT WORTH stenm Dye work,s-
Ladies and gents garments Of ,ll
kinds dyed and cleaned. Hochex
Uroa. 202 Houston street, Fort
Z
promptly attended 70.
------------=---
JEWELLERY.
! N. c. HALL. Jeweier. cheapest house
in the city. Buys old gold and silver
Corner bfain and Eleventh streets.
Agent for Francn-0erinRn ring. POSI-.
tive cure for rheumatism. Write for
prices
HAY BALE TIES.
\ HAY BALE TIEs-o. X Harry Iron
works. Deiias. Tex. manufacturer.
SAFE DEALERS.
NEW AND sEcoHD-HhHD sAFEs--
HI. w. Peaks. LOG Houston street.
Inos AND srIsEL E.kcfsG.
MON. steel and Wire Fsnclng--o. X.
Harry Iron Works. Dsllas Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

M Is A., '. ,s languages. Works
tsIEb sloo machine. Agents.
|,,,u asd ~ every town. For csta-
sSsl.o Raruculars address NJ. W.
--.-..lL Mosth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01
wANTED-DoAnD AND nooms.

WANTED--Board and room by gem
tleman and wife In private family,
with no other boarders. Call or ad-
dress +. l.. r., GA Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01


DISSOLUTION NoTICE--Stromstad &
Maher have this day dissolved part
nershlp by mutual consent All in
deStedness due by the Postofiice sa-
loon up to date and thereafter will
be settled by ]. Il. Maher. All In
debtedness due by the Club Saloon
up TO date and thereafter will be
settled by p. stromstad
p. sTROMsTAD.
JOHN d. MAHER.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

MONEY 20 LOAN on reasonable terms
20 parties desirouA OF building,
Houses for rent conveniently located
a few lots FOR snie at a bargain. NJ.
a. Chambers, room ., walker build
ing. Sixth and Main.
REAL FBTArE LOANS on Improved
property IA North Central Texas
Vendors lien notes purchased and
extended. Farms for sale with small
cash payment. Easy terms,
@. H.. s1I,LfAfAN,
Board OF Trade Building, Fort
Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

FOR SALH--I offer at extremely Low
figures for cash. several well located
one and two-story residences, II you
contemplate buying a residence near
the business center OF tho city zee
me before you buy w q. Nswby.
trustee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

WANTED--For Twenty-third United
States infantry. able-bodied, unmar-
rled men, between the ages Of q and
80; good pay. food, clothing and
medical attendsnoei applicants must
furnish satisfactory evidence as to
age. habits and character. Recruit.
ing ofices Mt No. sis Commerce
street. Dallas, Tex. and Natatorlum
building Fort Worth, Tex.