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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-12
MISSOURI PACIFIC HALLWAY.

Trains designated oCal or mixed do not run on
Sunday,
Fol iuii information call at city ticket office Han
Main street
Depot corner Second and Wichita streets
r. r.. BLECRLEY. p and T. A.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-12

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-11

You seem to be troubled, mv dear"
~ am. dear wife, I am, :" responded the
popular preacher. Il can't make up
my mind whether can gain moro men
ton by hauling the newspapers over
the Goals or by praising them TO the
Gzies. indianapolis Journal
You don't have monarchs in this
country?' said visitor to the United
States, musingly. Not bv that
name replied the native. I'VE have
serv2pt girls, however. It'd Bits.
They were discussing woman's suf-
frage. and most Of them appeared TO be
against 1t. Are you an anti?" was
asked Of one, comparative stranger.
$40; | am mother" she answered.
Harper's Bazaar.
VIsIToR-''I beg TO assure YOU. miss,
that my" Miss Gnterruptinrl-s.Yo
must speak with mamma" Visitor
Pardon, miss: this is a misunderstand-
ing. am agent for" Niss-'.Then
sou must speak with papa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

"what IS the use Of working and max
INK money asid onco Korean 70 me,
"if, when iba work "a dona and tho money
made, this Is takpn away from you by tho
ofiialaln. mud You are worn out for having
dono the work aud Al poor ha beforp, II,
mind you, you nro fortunate enough not
10 be erilod 10 distant proyinco by the
angry mAal0traio who has enriched hiin'
soIf al your erpcneai Now" added tho
Korean. looking earnestly into my face,
would you work under those eiroum'
atanctsf"
II am hanged II would, i" WON tho
words which. 10 The beet VI my ABILITY, ]
Struggled bard 10 translate into tho Ko-
roan language 10 show my approval OF Ills
phlIoaophic way OF thinking.
There IL no doubt that what tho Korean
faid 10 me was perfectly tFue, and that the
System al ''sauet4iner Is carried on On a
very large scale by tho mAgirtrates, Just
tho ammo ~ IN China. and II naturally bias
very dcpreasing effect on tho people
"rquei1ed
IL Il really painful, when Jon nrst lknd
in Korea. 70 notice The car1worn. aAd rz'
preston On Srcryhody'a faco There they
iio about idlc and pcnniyc, doubtful a. 70
what will happen 10 thogn tomorrow. nil
anEioua Tor generations that reform
might take plnos IA fhn mode Of govern
ment yet all ior centuries 100 lazy 70 %.
tempt 70 better their position Such 10 bu
man nntuycl u "a hard indeed 10 safer,
hut It " nothing a. compared with tho
trouble and worry of improving ones own
staading, and no ono hottur than ibe Ko
nesna Knows this.--A. II. Savage Lander
80 FortnishsiS Rsyiew,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

In Germany, where for centuries the
knowledge and practice OF brewing
lager beer has Defended from genera
tion to generation, II Is held In the
highest estimation by the people, and
regarded MS an Indispensable adjunct
to the every day meals OF all classes
OF society. and the rapidly Increasing
popularity Of the amber-hued bever-
pge Of the "Fadderland" among all
classes and nationalitles Is the bright
est omen OF Its generous appreciation,
and Its ability to Oh the wants OF the
public Tor nutritious and health-giv-
ing drink. But while It - not our IN
tention to go into an argumentivo es-
say on the medicinal ana invigorntlng
qualities OF this delightful beverage,
scores OF reputable reasons might be
given for the popularity Il has un-
qucstionablv attained, which w fact.
in Itself. however, Is an evidence 50
emphatic and marked In It's cnainctsr
as 10 leave no doubt IN the minds OF
our readers, Notwithstanding the
primitive art OF brewing beer had rs
inception in the prlncipnitins IN the
Old World. Il has been left to Amer-
ca the honor OF having perfected and
improved its standard 20 the present
high state OF excellence. II cannot be
other than matter Of pride with ev-
cry patriotic citizen 10 know that we
have In our midst the largest md best
equipped brewery In tho Southwest.
and II Is no vainglorious assertion TO
claim It's superiority. We refer TO the
Texas Brewing company. whose pro-
duets will compare most tavorably
with any OF tho well-known brands
OF this country. This beer Is notably
distinguished for It's richness OF flavor
and exceptional purity. which is obs
talncd by the absolute genunenoss OF
the ingredients entering into the COM
position Of their products.
The Texas Brewing company was In
c0rnOrated July 3. 1890. with capital
stock OF $4,000. which has since been
Increased to 100000, Theft maRniH-
cent plant, built OF brick, and de-
signed by famous Chicago architect
covers a frontage OF 800 feet on Jones
street, and 400 feet on Ninth. Sur
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
WHITE ELEPHANT.


A wrlte-up OF Fort Worth without
a mention OF this well known and
popular resort would be like playing
Hamlet without Hamlet Mt w. II
Ward established the pace In 1854, ana
we can conscientiosuly say that II Is
the largest and hnndsOmest estAbiish-
ment OF its kind IN northern Texas
and deserves the large patronage y
controls. The premises az sos ana slo
Main street are 60xi0O feet IN dimhn-
slons and are finely appointed. the
bar 10 20 feet long and made OF ma
hognny. Two large mirrors, thanked
nv two smaller ones. increase Its at
traotiyeness. The line of liquors car
rled are not duplicated az any sim lar
establishment and consist OF n superb
aasortment OF foreign and domestic
wines. l.uuors, brandier gins. cigars,
etc Fort Worth bottled. and keg beer
4 handled in addition 10 the follow
ing bottled goods; Pabsi. schlitz AMI
Tiidwtiser. The restaurant IL IN Keep
ing with the bar and here one obtains
ali The dclicacles Of the season. THIS
Is the best equipped restaurant IN
Fort worth. A lunch counter provid .
excelieut lunchps. In addition 10 th's
esfabllshmcnt Mr.. Ward also owns the
pnard OF Trade saloon on the corner
~ Main and Third streets and this IL
elso a handsome esiab ishu g =, Much
credit "a due Mr.. Ward for bnlldlnE up
thls handssne business, which hes no
equal In this city. and. in fact, no peer
IN northern Texas.
80 Hon. ". ". ward.
The lives OF all succeasful men are
I'd By the came character alcs'
rnargy and close application, COM
blned with good judgment investment
a. earnIngs, have placed men IN anu
erea ana power. Among thost or our
representntive business men VINO nave
ariasn 10 shis state VIC mention Hon.
~ II. Ward. one Of our most soiln
hu.ihsss men. He waF born N Ca
, nps' N october 5. 1858. In 1875 ne
In, 10 Texas. and IN the employ or
M Missouri. Kansas and Texas rail-
- ~ conductor Of pass niger tram
IN between Denison and Parsons. HIS
- US Afterwards changei = De-
- nsulson and Taylor. IN 1885, he
,.a ~ Fort worth and embarked IN
~ r,ioon and restaura bra.neas an
:. ,,Jav by his acunen and enc ~
.,.nrIeior q tha large1t an1 "a ~
seraesf saloons and rtatanrsnt N we
ciey Aprii OF 1890 vi. Ward Wa.
called UPON % represent ne i.sst Ni.ia
n. ~ citv council. 50 well die he ere
y, ~ tntsrs4fs Of the people that he
- rst,,rned IN 1872 without o7rop-
~, "a was the only one Of thr nins
,ta-r,en OF the old board rs-lf1fei'
-. ,,naakfrr volumes for his ropu-
80, H. is chairman Of sac street
~ .tis., educrnltfee, second on the IRE
p, So -, \, itiee. and during MI Tully'H "
,,e-e wne chairman, enf firf VIC
.,srt,nr ccrYr-rhfee Tho@> ecnr'Atir
be,ux tf,ree OF the most important MI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
COSMOPOLITAN.
noth In Name ana AetoRiity. Is the
Princeiy establishment of ID. MARA
a Co. cornsr of Main and Four
teenta streets.

A thorough observation Of the bual.
ness interests Of Fort worth demDs-
strates the fact that an branches arc
SUSTAINED BY ercdiable eatabliah-
ments, conducted by capable business
men, who are fully abreast u the needs
and requirements or the times, Fort
worth has a state reputation for hay
ing within her bounds one Of the best
known and hanascmAst establishments
IN the uiate. We refer 10 tho magnifl-
cent establishment owned and conduct
"a by ID. Nara e. Co A handsome
three-story stone building. with base
inrnt. Ia. occupied The basement IL
occupied by q wire cellar" IN the rear
OF this floor IN the cuisine" Running
parallel with the club room Is the stor-
age room, and here are 10 be fornd
hundreds OK barrels Of Wines and Wills
klea. The front room contains the
canned goods nsed for the restaurant,
The first floor contains the magnificent
bar, twenty feet long. made Of oak. a
handsome mirror. fl8gbcd by TWO
smaller ones. reflect ones countpnance
while INDUCING in social glass The
bar fa tnstsfnlly decorated with de-
cantors and cut giaasware, In the rear
IL tho famoug restaurant and private
eating rooms, and here IA where the
dolIcaetea Of Two worlds are to be
found. Oysters. Blue Points Calves
ton bay and Bayou Cook. are served
here az go per dozen. all others a. 26c
pcr dozen None but the fuc8t and
best Imported wines and liquors are
handed. Mt Mazza has been a reai-
dent u Fort worth for fourteen years
and Is well known 70 the Public. He
opened 10 hla present butincfs May.
1894. ard has large patronage. He
ran a similar busiucss IN Europe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

rounding three sides Of the premises
Is a beautiful brick wall Everything
is 30 thoroughly sSstematiged and the
equipment 80 perfect that there Is alb
solutely no friction usually common TO
large establishments Over $4,000
has boon put into the land. buildings
and equipments, and this beapealks the
confidence ot the people IN this Hi-
ganiic plant. The following we'll.
known gentlemen are the officers:
Martin Casey. president. Chas j.
swhsey, vicc-nresldeht: John G. Me.
Carthg treasurer
Those gentlemen arr toe wcll known
TO need any Introduction 10 the people
Mr. CaScy the genial precedent. " a
man OF rare buslnws capacity and
much of the success OF this plant w
due his unuring efforts and ncumon
He "a Interested In Tho Casey swagey
LIQUOR company. Texos Fixture COM
pany and other enterprises.
Mr.. Cas- Y, Swasey Is president OF
the Cascv-Swasey Liquor company,
vice-prpsidcnt Of the rexas Fixture
company, and also has other large In
tcrests,
Mr.. John c, Mccarthy In president OF
the City National bank, and u consld-
cred one of the nhliet flnnnclera In
Fort Worth. Every facility is had for
shipping the product, four tracks run
ming through the yards OF the plant.
and these connect with an the roads
leading out OF Fort Worth, Shipments
are made all over the state and %
portions Of New Mexico and Oklahoma
territories. Tho capacity Of the plant
IL 100000 barrels annually. One foa-
ture deserving particular mention are
the four magnificent arteslan wells up
on the promises, having n capacity or
l,Ooo.O0O 900 gallons OF water per diem,
This "a absolutely pure ana used IN
their manufacture. a brief description
OF tho plant Is ns follows Entering
on Jones street through the handsome
Offices, We were conducted to tho ntor-
aye room where large number OF
barrels were seen. containing either 10
dozen pint bottles or siS dozen quart
bottles to the barrel From thoro we
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
cosMorolrrAN rnAnMAcr,


In these days of robust competition
and interruptions rivalry among many
classes Of business men, the mighty
dollar has become such an Important
factor that tho. intorcs,s Of patrons
and public "a reiterated TO memories o.
the past. Time was when mon dared
not to take the liberties they now
uaurp for The sake % money. hut time
u not what u us0 to be. and humhuE-
gerry and deception STALK abroad In this
fair land Of ours. A person canuot
he too particular IN selecting his drug
gisc The Gaxvtte takes p'eaanrc In
recommending the above an reliable
pharmacy. Drugs, perfimcte. sta
tionery and toilet articles are carried,
Prescriptions carefully compounded,
In fact run supply of everything in-
ciacntal 90 the retail drug trade is ear.
riod. The houEe IL einlncntly well man.
Aget and "A owned by Dr, j, 3. Davis,
the well known cnlorrd physician, and
date Via Inception back two years ago
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
NEWS DnALnns.
q. sCHARFF.
GA Main street.


Among those occupations ihss con-
tribute 10 the diffusion OF intelll ssnoc
and whose eunoonaful conduct and
growing Importance Indicate The in-
creaBing intelligence OF community,
are our news, periodical and Hta.iDnsry
dcposs anuAily with our literary fe-
sources Of more pretentluus char
acter, IN reylew OF the businoaS cp-
eratlons and those whose energies In
zpire success and prosrIsn m the
transactions IN which they gro en-,
rheed, We direct attention 70 ,he well
stocked and conducted boos and news
depot o. Hr. q. Hcharff, onq q cur
most progressive citizens, The ftook
~ truly nlhmmnih and enib-ha es i',s W.
or all kinds ana descriptions, peiiodi-
calls aud Illustrated papers, all the
leading daily pnparA. etc. NJ. ickArn
makes a decided specially ~ taking
subscriptions % all the leading niaps-
zines, papers. etc. IA the country for
wnrdink direct from the publ lhefs, 81
much cheaper rate than sold by TIN.
publishers. Al orders are givsn iia
most prompt attention. 4 maeain-
cent line or fine candies arc carried
OF "PlOwa" make. put up n IL. \.
ond b.pound b2xea. Alao an exsclient
line u cigars. tobacco ana cigarettes
for ante
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

FORT WORTH AGENCY
II. steinfeldt, Agent Office and leo WORKS
Corner Taylor and Front strsets
sevensy~rive Ken. es neer sela
Daily In Addition to n Large
Amount Of nottica neer.

For score or more OF years the pop
ulSrity OF malt beverages has been
steadily on the Increase. until today
the brewing interests are mighty IN
every section OF the country, Nothing
has done more towards the practical
solution OF the temperance problem
than the Introduction by our German
American citizens OF that delightful.
healthy and nutritious bevcraEc lager
beer which has now become our nation
a. drink, An unpreiudioed people viii
certainly look with favor upon the iu-
creasinE consumption OF beer. for It Is
n sure Indication that our people are
ahs,aining moro and more from the
use OF strong Distilled liquors. These
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

remarks leads us 90 mention the largest
hrcwcry IN Amorlua--we refer Of course
TO the Anheuaer-l busch brewing Assoc
citation, known all over the world, and
whose agencies are rs numerous Nv
fllca IN the summer time.
In 1854 Mr. Nielnfcldt came TO Fort
Worth and bulll up a buslneAa which
could he represented by a cipher. 10 TIA
present gigantic proportions, Year by
year under hts magic touch the bust
ness grew until today Heycnty-fve kegs
ara sold daily and car load OF bot.
tied beer monthly, In 1893 they purchna-
cd The Artealan Ice Factory and re-
built the establishment. making Il com.
plcte In every dctall. and credit 20
our community. The premisea nrc To-
Gated on Taylor and Front atreota aud
cover iO0xiaO feet OF ground They are
situated along tho Texas and Pacific
tracks, have switch OF their own
running into tho yArdn and this gives
them connection with every railroad
running out OF Fort wofth--thus ship.
ping facilities are unsurpassed, The
Pc la NefFne aystom " used for manu-
featuring lee and tho capacity OF tho
plant " sixty tons. Three fne heor
storage vaults are had with combined
storage capacity OF 1000 kegs. Thirty
people are given employment, thus II
may rradlly DO seen OF what an I'm.
lufNh' hhNunthkf INC pant N 10 loft
worth The trade not only Govern tho
local territory but extends north 70
Bowie. south 20 stophenville and Gle.
burnc. ana weat 10 lcl pnso The fol-
lowing well known brands OF beer ure
hnndledi fludwelrer and Faust keg
ana bottle, and white Label bottle.
This II the finest beer made In thu
world. ThoHc who drink Anheuser beer
can attest ita popularity over other
makes, Success haa crowned the
agency here. and aa we stated ahovr,
this y due 10 the untlrlnK efforts OF Mr..
II Sieinfeldt This gentleman has
been connected with the Anheuaer-
Busch Brewing Association for FOUR
tenn years, aud n esteemed for hla
general worth ana integrity. IIc cams
TO Fort Worth from Coralcnna IN 1884,
and from three kegs sold per day. has
bullt up a magnificent business. The
zee buslnera haA grown In like proper
lions and Il also ~ successful. iGnHfTy
ana vim always teii ana In addition 10
y splendid business capacity Mr.. stnIn-
foldt pogscHees plenty OF ihese neces-
aary requisites by hE courteous man
nefH no has made numerous frlends
throughout this section. The Onvntte
congratulnies him upon his success and
hopes thai tho future may be even
greater,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

entered the hottring department. This
department II complete; contains all
tho requisite machinery for washing,
filnnE, Ole. Hero The botties arc count
%, washed. allied and corked ready for
shipment. We mkt entered the atoek
hnuse which hns 4 oapacity on h. 900
barrels Here Tho cellars arc kent al a
trmperatnre OF "a degrees IL the
nlteh vnrdn under n enyrrrd
hulldlnr south OF tho waAh houpe. the
kcrp receive a coating ~ mitch on the
inside No also noticed ma largo nnd
hnndsnnte stobiee ean,bin az accom-
modnting nfty hoad az horses rhe
lrc miami "a ennerh ana Ina a cnnaeltv
~ ,nn tons rnr dav
INA ,pnr6lnery 4, ~ the n. IN var.
,.,,,, v,atn ennai.ti,. ~ n,ras s,,in.s
T',Ts ,nncStncry h L, ,yery nartir,,iar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
sANpwicu nNruapmsr CO.,
Fourteenth and itusk.
u. w. MARTIN, statc AGENT.

TIE present agency of this popular
and well.known manufacturing COM
pany was established here In i,Sh.
with MIR y, W. Martin aa mana an,
They have . splendid brick structure,
aoNp5, fronting on Ruak, admiralty
suited 10 the needs OF the'r business,
The geographical position ana excel
icnt railroad facilities OF Fort Wirh
make Il q peculiarly fnyorcl srot for
the location Of n house Carrying on a
bnsinosn or this Kind. most polu,s N
Texas indian Territory and New
Mexico being easily reached rhoy
manufacture and sell Ente. pr.so Mind
Mills Sandwich Perkins Wind Mir.
Ar King stcol Wind Mhis, New Chnm-
plon forcc pumpR, Disk harnlws. corn
ana cotton planters tanks, ioat
valves, pipe httinro, etc.
Wind Mills are now IN many parts OF
TtNaa, not only convenience, but a
necessity, and this onte 'lrlsiEy iir'n
k'ops tho very heat patterns made,
chief among which we would men.
ton the Enterprise.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
Use the One

The Sandwich Enterprise company
has by prompt ana courteous n,tcns
tion 20 the wants OF lie customers. and
by fair dealing, built up trade hat
my nrm might feel proud OF, lta lof-
ritory u not simply local. but extends
over all 1eSnH, also portions W In
dian Territory ana New Mexico. There
Is not arm " the Kind In ine state
that can gurpaEs w. II turns ~ *.
cellept account the exceptional fnclli-
ties which II has, II IL Characterised
by VIM and enterprise. aud you mhy
feel sure that you Will not have 10 nn-
dergo any Of those annoying delays
80 common II you let them put Up
your wind mill, furnish extras. etc,
The gaaptte knows OF no better house
OF tho kind IN Texas.
Mr.. Martin, the present popular man
agcr, has been In charge since tho In
oeptlon of the business here. He VIII
continue to keep the house up TO thu
high standard which II has reached.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Ward was chairman Of tho committee
that received tho city Han from The
contractor. He devoted n great deal
OF his time 10 furnishing this building
and after hard Hirurrl' sue0en' ~.
The handsome equipment renecih
great credit upon the gen, io.ann. Atr,
Ward tallca great interest In all mat
tiers pertaining 10 the city and espcc-
daily does he talee great p7ide In
street Improvement lie Is great
admirer and supporter OF Mayor Pad
docks administration. lie Is DEM
ocrat and member Of the Red Cross
lodge. Knights Of Pythihh. Genial and
big-hearted his friends arr legion. In
conclusion let VI say that lust such
men as this progressive gentleman
always build cities and had we more
Fort Worth could rank with the best
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
FoRr WORTH nAISnily,
7Il south Main.

The Fort Worth bakery, now owned
by Mcsars, Donophan ~ Kelly, with iia
Predecessor on Houston street ID the
oldest IN the city Mos, Of their trade
~ with n special class Of customer,
requiring tho highest grade Of 9read,
by them are the best That can be pur-
chased II you have not tried them
you should do no.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

There is probably no business In the
mercantile line that requires more as
siduous care than the drug business.
and those who pntronlze the druggist
must place in him perfect confidence.
II is with pleasure that we refer our
readers to Mr.. J. d. Duringer as thu
druggist who fills all the requirements.
His store is well stocked with drugs,
medicines, perfumes, toilet articles and
stationery He Is very popular with
the people and since he started his
business In Burleson two Years ago Il
has rapidly Increased un.f today his
establishment has gained place in the
estimation OF the people OF which its
proprietor may well be proud.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

;, One Of The mos, enterprssinr ana puh-
nr spirited, as wen as prosperous clti-
1 ,'.1s ana business men Of this thriving
little city Is the above named gem
s,enlsn, He was born IN Jasper eoun-
y, Texas, in 1915, and has been IN this
county since 1870 He carries well
selected stock OF hardware. staple and
fancy groceries. notions and confec-
tioneries, Progress and enterprise have
Always characterized the transactions
OF this house, and today Mr. Roberts
nolus position In the commercial
world Of Burieson that & Indeed al en-
viabie one. He is a pleasant and az
iabie gentleman. and by careful atten-
ton TO business. strictly honorable
methods and low prices has built up a
large trade which increases daily. The
Gazette takes pleasure in referring the
people OF Burleson and Johnson cnun-
~ TO MIR. Roberts for all goods in his
line.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Probably in the history OF the repre-
tentative houses Of Burleson no more
worthy example can be iounu OIL VIM
c,t 1,-.accornnllshed by energy, integ-
ritv and well directed efforts than Is
M strikingly exemplifled in the success
mi career OF Mr. w. p. Lace, druggist
II is a popular and well ordered house
and "a entitled to favorable and more
than ordinary mention In these col
nmns. Tho stock Is replete with drugs,
toilet articles. perfumes, stationery
and school books. Mr.. Lace is native
of livingstone county. Illinois, but mas
made Texas his home since 1871, ana
since coming TO this town mas MADE
himself very popular with all the PEG
ule
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

This gentleman was born In Louisl-
ana, No, In is4s; was educated In the
East being graduate OF Pardee coll
lege. AT the age Of II he chose that
noblest of professions, teaching. in
which the child mind Is developed ana
such character formed as neither time
can destroy nor eternity harm. He
has had twenty-five years OF success
full experience in his chosen work,
twelve OF which have been spent In
Texas. Professor Griniths has been
superintendent OF the Burleson public
schools the past two years and Is xiv
ing most perfect satisfaction. He is a
scholarly Christian gentleman and a
superior Instructor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

This IL n new shop. Just opened about
three weeks ago. Noatness and clean
llness reigna throughout. The best OF
all kinds o. mcAts Is kept aud at mod
crate prices. They have already sue
cteded IN building up q handsome III
70 srade which 10 constantly Increasing.
They are nice mon 10 deal with Go
and nee for yourself Mr.. Doris has
recently been connected with Jeffriea
& Co. groceries,