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FS Howar Street Method st Episoo-
~ pal Church, bet. Second and Third sts..
blocks from Palace Hotel-Rev. w. W Case d. D.
pastor; Professor Martin Schultz. musical di-
rector; A. r. over. Sunday school superiuten-
dent Hours OF public services 1 A.. NJ. and 80
p. NJ. Sunday-schoOl at 2:30 p. VI. DIR. Williams
Bible class y 80 P. N. Epworth League at 80
O'Clock Sunday evening. Morning sermon by DR..
McClish. Subject OF evening sermon by the pas
tor, ABLE to Save" Pastors residence, 2026
Howard ST.; telephone 1868.
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GEO0 NICE AND GOOD PAYING RESTAT-
CDOOU. rant on Market st. Gail Branch 81 aus
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
FINEST CABINETS s. 81 PER D0Z EICHEN
Il BERGEk'S Gallery, sos Montg.aye, cor Green
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Twenty-Five minutes delay at the post
Good start Won easily by three lengths, the
same distance between second and third.
Silver l07, Miss Baldwin 103. Canta lO5. CO.
quette OF, Zebe l04 Grotto 1l9 and Constanc ce
NJ 103 also ran and finished in that order.
Betting: to Gasser, Model, 8 to 2 Venus
g silver, 15 Canta, 20 each Coouette and Con-
stance n, 80 Miss Baldwin 80 Grotto. 200 Zebe.
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MONEY WANTED.

Q0S0ft WAN ED Al PER CENT on
tpOOO0 country property worth $lS,0 600 See
j. b. CROSETT, 62S Sacramento ST. mr3l &c
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QIRO SALOON FOR SALE. MONTGOMERY
ID L OU. ave. No. 100 mr3O 3U@
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a. OOO PARTNER IN REAL ESTATE; MUST
n ZUO. be of good character. 957 Market 81
room l. j. H STANTON
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FP Plymouth Cong regatiOnai Church.
49, Post ST.. bet. Buchanan and Mebster-Rev.
w d. Williams. D.. Dastor. Residence, 1919
Post ST. Telephone 45S5. Preaching, IL A NJ
and p. NJ. sunday schools at $3.50 A. NJ and
1880 P. NJ. Christian EndeavOr at $3.50 p NJ
Monday evening Pomona College Glee Club con-
cert, the only concert by them in san Francisco.
Midwinter Fair visitors invited TO all the services
of this church. Morning sermon, MERCY and
Power Combined" Evening sermon, sYoung
Mems Evils and Solomon'S Sins" Good singing
Attentive ushers. mr3I IT
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a. 00 SALOON FOR SALE OPPOSI,TF - p
ID ''OU. land ferry Inquire particulars az 26j[
Kearny ST., MCLAUGHLIN q co. mr3I 5t412
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Ii 1898 there were in use in the United
States 450. 500 miles of telephnna wire
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~ Simpson Memorial NJ. r. church,
W. cor. HAYES and Buchanan sts.-Rev. a c.
Hrst, DID, pastor. Residence. 313 BrOderick ST
preaching at l A. N. and 80 P. NJ. Rev. John
Kirby Will preach at II A. NJ in exchange with the
pastor. VINO Will preach at Van Ness-ave. NJ. E.
Church. At 1880 p NJ. the anniversary OF the
Young Wom ems Christian Association will be
held. Sermon by DR.. Hirst; subject, "Consecrated
Womanhood." Sunday-schooI at - 80 T. NJ. C.
Il. Perkins superintendent. Epworth League
service at 1880 P. N. The seats in this church are
free. The public cordially invited to all the
services Ushers in attendance Prayer-meeting
Wednesday evening at Z AS O'Clock. EvangeIist1c
services in this church every day at 10 80 A. NJ
and 1880 p NJ. mr3l pts
- Central Methodist Episcopal
lF>S Church. Mission St. bet Sixth and Seventh.
Rev W. w. Case. d. D., will preach at Il A NJ and
the pastor, Rev. DR.. Ollie. in the eyenin. Even
ing subject: "Ye Must Be Born Again" The
SuudaT-School rooms and church p2rlors which
have been reftted and renovated, will be re-
opened with special exercises at l p. NJ. in CON
nection with the sunday school session. Special
music viii be rendered at church and Sunday
school to-day under the direction of J. J. Morris.
Joint meeting OF young peoples societies this
evening IN new parlors.
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ARGAIN-2-STORYH HOUSE, FIXTURES Avn
stock for saloon; cheap. Apply WICHMAN
LUTGEN u CO. 3lS CLAY st. .mr3l ~.
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CALOON 10 FURNISHED ROOMS; coon
- reason: cheap. 10 Steuart, ear Market 81 ~
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JSOR SALE-BAKERY, CANDY AND NOTION
T store: 4 furnished rooms. Call Branch 81 7fs
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- HamiltOn-squ Baptist Church,
IT, cor Post and Steiner sts.-Pastor Russell
will preach both sunday morning and evening.
The b. y. 7 L. will meet at 6:4b p n. Bows
brigade will meet ut 1880 n. Monday
- New Jerusalem. FIRST Society
@~S fSwedenborgIan), O'FarrelI st near Web
ster Sunday-School at $3.50 A. N. Rev. J. S.
David Will preach at II A N. on "The Influence
OF spheres Lecture al 7:45 p. NJ on "Heaveu:
Its Nature, Scenery and Occupations" All seats
free.
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- SECOND Unitarian Gnu ch, Corner
1~C Capp and Twentieth sts.-Rev. Leslie w.
Sprague. pastor. Residence 26l0 Folsom st. AT
home every day from IL A N. to 1890 p NJ
Sunday-schoo at 9:45 A. N. Preaching at IL A. NJ
and 7:45 ?. NJ. In the morning Professor q. II.
Griggs OF stanford Univers ty will preach. sub
Ject, "1 he Moral Importance of Liberal Thought"
In the evening Rev. j. T. Sunderland OF Ann
Arbor Mich, author OF "M hat Is the Bible p" ETC.
and editor OF The Unitarian, will preach. The
pastor viii assist In the evening service. All cor
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GOD SEAMSTRESS AND DRESSMAKER
- wants work In family by day week. city or
country; reasonable. Address NJ. D., box IS, Call
Branch.
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Second race, half a mile. two-year-olds, selling,
purse $780,
H. R. HIPS ch. G. Gasser, by Joker-BelIe. lO3,
$400 &C. Weber,.
California stables ch (. Model, by imp. Sir Mo-
dred-Gypsy. Ill (Seaman) n).................. -. z
lO6 HrYinpl
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MARRIED WOMAN WANTS WORK BY THE
4u day TO do washing or housecleaning; 81 per
day. Call or address A. D.. $50 Folsom. mr3O Sts
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Third race. one mile. selling; purse 5000.
Kentucky stables b. f. Seville, 3, by imp. De-
ceiverM orning Bride, II, $4O0 (Tsom) ........
McCaferty q Starling's ch. g. Red Root 5, by
imp. LOnd on Cameo, 1O1 (F. Carr. ).............
PleasanJon stables Gu Victress, f. by Jim
BTown.1mp Nietress 93 (Kinnel.
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CITUATION WANTED BY GIRL TO DO GEN
- era housework: plain COOK: wages moderate
Call 206 Fifth ST.. near Howard. mr3U 2ts
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4 COMPETENT. RELIABLE WOMAN WISHES
10 do washing. ironing, housework or nursing
by the day. MRS. ROSS, 1151a Twenty-sixth ST.
u ear ~ ssIon. mrSO 1t4
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W ANTED-BY YOUNG ENGLISHMAN OF
w 20, speaking German and French, position in
once or as interpreter Address A. b.. box 6S, Call
once. mr27 5tf
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DELfABLE AND COMPETENT YOUNG
IL woman wishes position; good cook for ranch.
for country only. Call or address X, Tamalpais
Hotel. Sausalito mr3O 2rs
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HELP wANTED-CoNTINUED.

~ ANTED-4 PAINTERS: 81. CALL EARLY
W at 633 Twenty fir st ST.. near Valencia.
| EIRST-CLASs BARBER FOR SATURDAY.
Il l12I2 Eddy st.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

w ANTED-l0 MATTRESSES FOR THE FAIR.
w Call before A. NJ. at LEON ANDRES, $50
Sutter st.
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$3.50 team and no5f for sS9e
manufacturing house worth from S25 to $40 ner
week: paid every SATURDAY night; haullng lfpht
nice and clean; proprietOrs OF works own teams,
prefers TO sell it together with their WORK h1
written contract; no rept; good barn at works.
absolutely best teaming business in this wboIe
city always plenty TO do; Investigation and trial.
splendid chance for some good man. See GEO
STEWART 81 SON. 632 Market ST., opp. Palace
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PERSONALS.

u ouaintance of respectable widow about 80,
with a home or means Addr ess b. Be, can once,
Oakland. mr2I ~
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DELIABLE YOUNG LADY WISHES STU
IL alton as companion, cashier OF housekeeper
in boarding hruse or hotel. Please call address
4491& Third 81. mr3O 3ts
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DEOPLE WHO ARE IN TROUBLE AND NEED
advice should call on MRS. BELMONT; she
will tell you without question your past life and
present condition. and what the imm ediate future
has in store for you; gives advice on business,
money matters and all family aE..irs 2S Geary
St, upstairs. mr2S IT
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CHAMBERMAID, COUNTRY HOTEL, 500, SEE
" party here; laundress, hotel, city, $25; nurse
girl. SIS. and girls for housework. r. 4. WARD
Il CO 81 o Clay St
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THE ADVERTISER, A YOUNG LADY DULY
L qualified and with some experience, desires a
position. temporary or permanent, as stenogra-
pher and typewriter; understands also the use of
the Edison min eOgraph: moderate in her idea of
salary Address h. NJ. care OF ASHTON a. GAR
DINER. All Montgomery st. mr4 I'm
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WANTED-MISCELL
- URVEYOR'S TRANS SIT, With SOLAR AT
tachment; at once, j. c. SAlA, 429 Mon
ROmerY Sc. mr3O 2te
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TWO YOUNG DANISH GIRLS, NEWLY AR
L rived, wish situation In a nice family to do
light housework- Address Danish. box S6, Call
Branch.
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KlTCHEN STEwARDESS FOR BACK PART OF
N house only, S25: sbampooer for Market-street
bath, $50; ranch COOK, $40. free fare; girls for
hOusework, city country, $50. c. r. HANSEN
AZ co 10 Gearv st
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CARPETCLEANING Sc PER YARD THE
- Mitchell CarDer-ceaning Works, 236 I4th ST
tel 6O74. CAMPBELL&SORENSO props feS 6m
r McQUEEN's CARPET BEATING AND REM
q ovating works, 453 Stevenson; tel. 3228.26 3m
Va HEN You BECOME DISGUSTED WITH
W poor work send to SPAUL DING'S Pioneer Car
pet Beating w orks. 353-7 Tehama; teIe 3O4O ltr
CARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED AND
- renovated same as new S. s. FERGUS u
CO., % Tenth ST.. telephone 3036. ltf
CONKLIN'S CARPET BEATING WORKS 33S
\ Golden Gate ave-: telephone 81 26 l2tf
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EIRsT-CLAss HOTEL PROPOSITION.
FOR RENT.
located in one of the richest interior towns in
the state. Contains 75 rooms upstairs and enter
laininent hall downstairs. There is barroom,
dining-room. blliard-room . sampIe-rooms laun-
dry, all com plste and new; 3-story brick building
on main ST.; postofhce in building. For further
particulars cali on
EDWIN K. AISIP g. CO.,
mr257s San Francisco.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

u ARTENDER. YOUNG MAN, FOR GOOD
ID country hotel. $25 see party here 10 O'Clock |:
cook, small restaurant $40: COOK. $45 second
cook, $50: pond man for sawmill. S26; black
smith-shop to rent shepherd, $25. r. 7. WARD
d. CO.. $40 Clay st.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

Louisville, Ky. Nov. 4,-Fire broke
out this afternoon about 8 o'clock in
the building occupied by the Louisville
branch Of the Singer Sewing Machine
Manufacturing company, at 552 Fourth
avenue. and before the flames could be
extingulshed destroyed about $4,000
worth Of property. Just as the fire.
men had the IRE under control the
rear wall OF the Singer building fell
and five fircmen were caught under It
and badly hurt. The Injured are.
VALENTINE RICHEL, captain No.
hook and ladder company; right leg
broken, hurt about head and injured
internally; may die
JANE MANNIX. pipeman No. en-
gine company; right hip fractured ana
Injured internally; may die.
JOHN MARTIN, captain Of No.
engine company badly hurt about the
head and breast
MONK CLINE, pipeman No. engine
company; left leg crushed and Injured
Internally
EDWARD n. REICHEL No.
truck. cut on top OF head and left
The Singer Sewing Machine COM
pauy's loss viii be 100000,
n. u. Lindsay, pictures, frames and
wall paper, ODf Fourth avenue. was
damagcd $4,000. The loss on the
building was about ss0O0. Other small
er losses win aggregate $1,000. At the
TING Of the fire there was a large audi
ence present at the Avenue theater,
which adjolns the Singer building. The
fre was discovered by the people on
mo stage and the curtain was dropped
IN the middle OF the last act and In
less than twenty minutes the house
was omptled Of It's occupants and
panic averted,
cline II an old ball player and well
known In the south and West.
The ere is believed to be OF ineendl-
airy origin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

grouped. and anyone can ~ 4 glance
see the various changes and mcailicA-
lions thar have taken place. Tho inst
was passed August s. 1851. uudcr thls
act. hcwevcr nothing was done. The
act failed 10 make many provisions
contained In the Subsequent lcgisll-
ton. both ns TO the subjects Of taxa
ton and the methods OF collection.
Those things were provided for N sub
scqucnt acts. The second act WIS pass
ed July l. 1861: the third act June 30.
1851; The fourth act March 2, is1si the
NTH act March 2. 1867. Under the first
act. $500 was the amount exempted
from taxation ana the rate Of tax was
. per cent on all sums over that
amount Under the act OF july !, 1865
the amounts reserved from tax We're
as follows II the income exceeded 5000
and did not eNceen 10000 n duty OF .
per centum ON the amount above SG0o;
" said income exceeded the sum or
N0p0D n duty Of 3 per ccntum unnn
the amount exceeding $4,000 Under
the third act 5000 WAS eNeuptcd and
the duty was per cent on the cxcess.
Under tho fourth and 9TH acts 5000
WAS free from taxation ana The amount
of tax waa per- cent on the amount
In excess Of that sum.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

contndietcd ny omelal Records In
an Attempt TO Corrcci DoclScry.


an Asteinpt to corrcci noclScrS.
Washington. Nov 4.--Ex.secrotary
Charles Foster has been placed in an
awkward position by the records OF the
treasury department. He recently sent
the following telegram 10 the Kansas
City journal:
81 have your letter IL whlch you say
That Mr. DaclSery made the statement
that near the close OF the Nnrrls0n
administration, |, rs secretary Of the
treasury, caused plates for bonds to Ne
engraved and that such plates were
prepared and bonds were printed,
ready for execution. Mr. Dockorv is
mistaken No such actlun wls talycn.
It's absurdity is so apparent that l
wonder that a gentleman OF air. Dock
ery's Intelligence should mako himself
responsible FOR such q blundcr. The
only bonds authorized then. as now.
were those authorised by the resump-
ton act"
On being informed OF this telegram
Representative Dpckery applied TO Sec
rotary Carlisle for the facts in the
case, and the later replied last even
Ing BY telcgraphlng n COPY OF the FOL
lowing order dated February 90, 1891.
two weeks before the close OF the Har-
rison administration.
To the chief Of the bureau Of enErav-
ing and printing; Sr--You arc hereby
authorized aud directed 10 prepare de-
signs for the 3 per cent bonds pro-
vlded In tho senate amendment TO the
sundry civil bill now pending. The
denominations which should fret re-
cclve attention are 500 and SiO0o OF
The coupon bonds. and 800. $1,000 and
$4,000 OF the registered bonds. This
authority Is given In advance Of the
enactment in view OF uregglur cone
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

/, Tex, Nov, 4.--Last night just
lark as Joe Burt, a farmer, was
4. bono, about three miles east
N. he was met by two rough
y men, who ieyeled guns on him
demanded his money. He man
d give up only a small amount
|u,y and collar button. He was
|iold 10 drive on. Very soon a
I man named simpson came along
Wagon. They proceeded in the
WAS with hiui and got an empty
|tbook and passed him on. ana
bitter " W. Simpson and b. +.
| ii drove up and wore held up.
Is gave up his pocketbook with
II some notes and receipts, keep
|l.ne loose money i'm his pocket.
gtt ". W. simpsons pocletbook
all the money he had, some S. or
Ehe officers wtT rgotihtd and went
Iptiy to the ~; of action. hut
found no trat, Of the villains.
parties robbed could not give a
accurate description of the rob-
as II was dark.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

I.iyadia. Nov, s.-Thc body OF Car
Alexander was embalmed Thursday
night, 1t will lie in state here before
/, is removed to odessa. The arrange
ments for the conveyance OF the re-
mains 10 odessa wcrc completed today.
The minister Of war hra ufrn ora req
10 provide guards OF honor II inc va
rIots points along the route from odeY-
sn to st Petersburg, aud also 10 plae,
guards along all the railways that VIII
Ia traversed. Having the orders, the
movement Of troops began last night.
II Is said now that Princess MIN, me
petrothed of Car Nicholas. VIII not
leave Russia after the funeral. she
win 20 10 Moscow on visit to her SIS
Ter. Grand Duchess Serglus.
the cgarina is completely Frustrated.
II was observed during the latter part
Of the cars illness that the ezarlnas
hair had become streaked with white
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

lionia. Tex, Nov. 4,-Alr. T. b.
gomery, deputy postmaster, died
by night and was buried yesterday
Ing. He was u young man and
honared BY all who knew him.
iesas opera house has ut last
iihished and Is one Of the best
Fgei opera houses IN this part Of
Eaie The manager, II. V. Rich
; very fortunate In having the
sEn actors, Shaw and Craig. Ia
With q three nights engage
eglnning Thursday. November
understood that the manager
Nqked q majority OF the best
fles In the state this season.
Ensures Ladonia's theater-goers
inq treats.
|slsla has received 10 date between
lRl lVelO bales Of cotton.
y 'anes 9. Chenowcth OF Bonham
Dsmnerauc speech here yes
y evening
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

Chicago. Nov "A number OF Chi
oago residents who were born in Rus
sia held a meeting this afternoon for
the burmese OF taking Gteps 70 call a
mas meeting Of all the Russians IN
he CITY 10 discuss what reforms are
needed under the present. czar Of RUS
IN There was cousids rable criticism
III an adverse nature iudulged In by
those present IN regard To the message
az coudolencc sent by President Clcve-
,and 10 the royal family, II was said,
,oc5ed in Russia have been outlined
~ stepniak, IN o recent Interview In
iSpdor. II was finally decided that
n mass meeting should be held al Gem
tai Music hall at date to be an
nounced later,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

.,..,5 Tex. NOV. 3.--Dr- WIG
~ IN N few days ago from a
'r,' ,7lS % the DALLAS fair
Y. y 81 pubols let last night Tor
|.nas ialr 80. ,..,,...-
Il Do Dailas ,air'
fin AZ KYLE VIII soon start a
4 Sass in san Angelo.
n N Wingdeld has returned
h gaze iair ,.,..,,,a o,,.r
~. ivi yislt to his old home N
u fss been quite sand storm
4. for the past two days
I'M Mccioslsy Is taking In the
|. fsIr this week,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

one OF the thirty-s wen large co,,.,,.
uncuised BY wcglih and ronn,a,is,
she mas ON area Of nearly l1co sonar.
miles. ana at last census a pon,ra, N
Of a little over 2g,NO. Sfv'''''-''
Larg" bocies Of fertile and lnexhaust-
lele agricultural iands surround STE
EhenNille, and with a read 10 tho coal
helds ana an9thei outlet to INC south-
wsru she VIII need no abnormal infia-
tion 70 assure her rapid growth and
permanent prosperity.
me great land law suit the estate Of
n . Crow. deceased. Va the Greece
becks, Involving vast interSsts and
which has been twice tried in the lis
tr'ct court Of Eratl cuuuty was .inaily-
disposed of at this term, III favor of
the Groesbecks.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

indianapolis. Ind, Nov. S.-Gorernor
d n. Francis Of Missouri delivered
Democratic address here this evening"
He took up the charges made py iiir ,,.,
,,enin was caused by Democratic legis-
is.ion and answered them IN eonNlnee-
ne manner. The trouble was caused,
~ said. by the depletion OF Inc
reasury by the Harrison adminlstra,,
.ion the decentralization OF silver ana
,he consequent loss to this country OF
-oid the increase Of the cost OF ne ne
essities OF lie by the Mckinley PHI
M me general extravaganza OK me
Jarrison administration. lie ue
iuunced tho A. p. A. ns un-penlo 49, y
~ nv santiments prevailed the days OF the
eptlblio were numbered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

|lleson, Tex, Nov. s.-afr. N.
0a o. Crowley purchased a couple
!" N Burleson today ana win
and move to this city at
= . Prlbble OF Marystown, who
nv building the new Baptist
i also purchasing a lot and
quo soon also Mr.. a. II. Cadey
,spaine Will erect a nice cottage
III esrheF 81 West Third and
" streets Burleson has quite a
A, ~ Two new church houses
ns..t ana iaa Baptists are also
/, t Hels Church housf.
49, shipped abvuut 1900 bales
|.lon up to date. ~" D-'''
n Ns,ittudc Of our llttIe CITY was
Ia u. ,s,s evening By a fight be-
VA Silplweli and Johnson. Nei-
~ seriously hurt except that
r,s-SaA,,e,loooss We're about SO short
L sg through the city court
II ~ alurphy was accidentallv
Fiji, .he arm this evening while
49, a gun earelessly IN a buggy.
pp4ia Is not serious.
M hps nave a called meeting to-
w. Tue Democrats have the
~ oi power here ~
here ,iisle OF Tarrant county.
T. e very low with typhoid
r General health OF this section Is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

An oniciaI Digest of Laws ana De-
unrtment Rulings ON II.

pnrfment hniinEr On H.
washington. Nov. 4,-The work pre-
,,mina,y to the carrying into effect or
Inc new income tax law Is going for
ward as rapidly as It's nature win per-
mi, under the direction OF Mr.. William
II Pugh. who. In October last, was
onpoluted superintendent Of income
tax.
number OF complicated and inter-
astIpe questions having arisen under
FORMER laws. and anticipating that
o,estlons will arise in the future Of
s,,,l Importance. II Is essential for
.Na,r solution TO understand what has
tsen he former legislation OF con-
80 ne decisions OF the courts. and
~ ruiings OF the department on the
III, ,set III the income tax, With this
10 Afr. Pugh has been occupied
,,,.s his appointment la examining
.,a nraparing a digest OF the court
S-riaions and the department rulings
ulre,-s,,aed rnder their respective head-
snsr He las also prepared q COM
.'nrlaon u all the former laws upon The
it..renre tax. arranged 20 that all the
...'rosisians heretofore Innie upon the
nr,ae subject shall appear properly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

san Franclsco. Nov. "A IRE broke
out At 10 o'clorl, this morning in the
establishment Of Goldberg. Bowen a
Lchenbaum, wholesale grocers. COM
pletcly cutting the building and de-
strQying much OF the liquors, cigars
and other stock OF the hrm which had
just been received for the Christmas
trade The rooms Of the Press club.
with its belongings, were entirely de-
stroyed. Loss on building and con-
tents $4,000. fully covered by insur-
ance. Two fremen fell from ladder
and were badly bruised
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

Ia. TEX Nov. 4.-There will
.xpursion on the evening Of No
|.,i-om Cloburhe to Fort Worth,
|.'.nrincipally of the friends Of
,its Downs, who VIII appear
|-riormance Of Thomas hcene,
|,.rilan, at the opera house there
rsrns las many friends here.
n bsr. are beginning 10 awaken
'faet that this prosperous city OF
.snla,!on stands In need of pub
',pyements. In which she Is some
ishlnd the times. Among othor
/, wsutet are an electric lighting
4 greet railroads. etc. with
other north Texas towns of
Importance are supplied.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

Archer City, Nov: S.-Poltlcs is at
fever heat in this city and county.
The Democrats VIII carry the state
ticket by good majority CoclSrell
win carry the county FOR congress, Sc
bastlan for the legislature, f. h, Dy-
Gus for district jugde, win carry the
county by a good majority. The ma
jority Of the old officers Of the county
viii be reelected.
The little daughter of Cora ana n.
d. pycus died on Thursday night OF
membranous Group and VIII be buried
at the city cemetery today.
S. X. Stiles has reiittsd Ills dwelling
here and will move back to the city IN
a few days.