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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-11

The August ustsors are csled Persesds
bsc&zss they appear 10 iss1s from that
part Of the SKY occupied cy tas consse-ls-
tson Perzeas. This ssar grcup rises II TIE
northeast nov bstzesn 10 and IL o'csock.
rather nearer The latter hour, between
which tine and the morning twilight Is
the most favorz5le time 70 look for IL 4
few Of these shooting stars" may De seen
on any night Of the rear VIXEN ths sky Is
clear II looked for long enough, bat they
are more numerous and brilliant on TIE
nights Of August 8, 10 and IL than az any
other time except November Il and Is
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-11

A singular outcome of the strike trou-
bies at Chicago Is the discharge of great
number Of the militiamen who have bean
ON duty by employers in the city. 1t is
reported that over 100 men in one regi-
ment alone have been discharged because
OF their long and enforced absence in the
service OF protecting the property of these
same employers, among others. and there
is warm feeling exhibited over the matter
among the citizens at large. 1t is proposed
that the next legislature enact q law i'm
posing severe penalties on employers who
discharge their men because of absence on
service in the National Guard
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The pubiic 10 bsrsoy wsrasd net 70 rsz
shy money 10 parties rsprsssnsias 10 %
ssents Ct the sesssis PosT-IsrxLzssEscxH
sxceps ths folIowssz Who ars the only
authorised frsvsling agents Of shs Rosr-
1srxrlfsucxa viss J. A. Mcclellan. i.
a. Davies. ard J. l. Hsviey. fAs desssos
sxssy 10 resident agents Of thfs paper wAe
sss located IN various cities and tosns Of
Tie Northwest. nor % postnsstsrs. who
sss 70 al eases suihorizsd 70 take snbserip-
acns for the Dsily, Sunday and Weekly
PesT-fETEfLTsEscxx
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Kseour.siar News

Encouraging news comes from every
county in the state. Republican clubs are
being organized everywhere, and all mem
bers OF the party seem detsrmiRed that 3
sweeping victory shall Be the results Of the
fall ELECTION
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-11

They can b1y Spoksae sszr n tas Ca1-
Eese MARKETS For Sc barre
MIth the s7iargeEsn: u t1e Eza1-s ZOE
here TIE erec-ion os tie proposed neE
]. g3-n2-rsl Ezl By Eke Spokane aser
Power Ccnrs1y. snd the sEowss o. The
Chinese zzrkets, srokzne's milling n
trsSry uzv be eons9s-sd fairy essAo-
lishsd. We are up0n ths thresac11 q
g-es- sa1ngs. sad leading eisizea yesssE-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-11

From al over shs state come assurances
Of . sweeping Republican victory az this
falls election. Had the election been held
thres months since the result would have
been extremely doubtful in many coun-
ties, bat there can he DO doubt what the
result IN three months vii be. Tie Pop
uiisls are loxiag ground daily, because the
people are finding them out.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-11

There Is a rapid growth in the demand
Tor spokane aoar for the Chinese markets.
The Centennial mill shspr.ed 1900 barrels
BY t.-e last voyage OF the Victoria. and wili
Send Loo barrels by the next steamer
he Chinese are easng more -four and
lsss rice. sald Morlfx Thomson yesterday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-11

81 hate strikes almost as much as I hate
war" testified the secretary of the Spike
and Nailmakers' Association before the
labor commission, and tbs tendency of the
unions in England is towards this atsi-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-11
what the Canal would save.

II costs Us between 1900 and 5000
yearly TO scraps the barnacles OF the bot
tom Of one OF the big nen-of-war and re-
paint II, and this has 10 De done twice q
rear in the case Of nearly every vessel
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%
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Farm I
q
Is
g J. !:

q
We received letter day or swO
ago from Kearaey. Neh. concluding
as fonows. ave have got to get our
of here We have just been dried
out and are going to try and get
enough together to make start in
some new country. There are great
many here Who VII look elsewhere
before another season.
Net only are there thousands of
farmers in the prairie states who are
giving up the unequal struggle against
adverse conditions and who have de
seruiined TO seak new locations but
the recent troublesome times have
stimulated many engaged in other
occupations to long for the independ-
ence of : farmers. Rfe-
Nowhere on the globe does Mother
Earth respond more generously to
The hasbandman's attention than in
Western Washington, and crops are
as certain as the coming q the
seasons
Drouths are unknown
We can supply any want in farm
lands, and wish particularly to call
attention to the following:
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SWEANY
J13 Front St, Seattle, W ash.
Union Block.


This learned specialist, well known by his
long residences sac successful practices on shs
rsci1c Coast, guarantees . prompt and psriecf
cure oi every ease ne UNDERTAKES
FREE TREATMENT For q; .So oC s .9 % sS:
At once CT Friday afternoons
T0ENd MEN II yog ara troubled with night
aso-'S 0iI-' emissions. sxhansttng drains.
piane.s, dependency. loss OF energy. ambition
and -. f-conE 1ence, when deprive you OF your
N manhood and Gbsolntsly unet You for study,
sas. Dcss or uarrtsgs--if you are thus q ctsd
you know ths cause. G.s yell and Re . nan
hDDLEAGED ,,o ARE :, ss. s,.s q
aching backs sad sidaeys, frequent palniai
uriaasion aud sediment In urine, i'm potency or
WEAKNESS Of ssxasl ofSaRs, azd oSher unrzistak-
ahis strns OF nervous DEBILITY aud premature
decay. Many die o. tnls tiaisalsy. sgaorsnt Of
the cause, which u the sesoac stags o. seminal
Weakness Tue noss obstinate eEsss of this
character tfsslsd With unfsiiiHs success.
pRlyATR Dtseases-3lsst. GororrhEa, Innana-
tta 'atn nations, SET a. ges. Structures " esk-
nsss Of Organs, sTpallis Hydroceie, garicoeee
sad kindred troubles quickly cured without
pain and dsteatton from business.
ClTlRRH-@ htee poisoas ise breath, stomach
va aialau sad laags AID psvss TIE var tos
Consumption, Threat Liver, Heart, Kidney,
Bladder and all conssitufional and internal
xouesss. also RavsuFs. Piles, fisscia treated
eo1afry.
BLOOD AND SKIN Diseases. ses.:, seo,. Pm;
Tainls, TuEors. letter. Eczema ssd oshsr
Impurities OF thu blood thoroughly sssdscstsd,
leaving TIE system in strens. pure sad
sessfhsal stata
fihlES-I yo1 are snhsFiBg iron persistent
LastDs Headaches. Painful Nenstrustian.
isaeerrhoA os Whites. Iso.srabls Itchsng. Dis
pssesnsDs OF tie Hozs. any otasr distress
tbx aii1saU peculiar 10 Jour ssx, you should
eoasait D.. svssny Without esay, lie cures
whez oshers fail
WnFTp Yosr troahg N living away from th.
"hAt1 city. Thousands cared 81 hoDe ~
sovFsspscsenee and ~ Es1ssiss seat secure
from co&erystion Boak entitled - TIDk TO
1ouslssA
oGes hours, 20 f2-A m. 70 ard %
, ~ eoasays. 70 10 - onty. Address
LkvkkKTT sWKANY. ~. D..
- kxsRi n. knASssAA 49,
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For $4,000:

A 46-acre farm. II miles from
Seattle, on the line of the Seattle.
Lake Shore & Eastern RAILROADS.
fine medium-sized farm as any one
could desire The most of itis bot
tom land, and it is all good. rich
soil Wen attended to il will yield
handsome living and sure profit.
There is a railroad station on the
place, and there are three postofices
within two and a alfmiles. Twenty
acres are cleared. and the other i'm
provements consist of small house.
orchard, fencing, etc.
Satisfactory terms can be mades
and the place is a bargaiae
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14
PRICE FIVE GENTS.

following together. Thrcc ballots. or
four a, the most, win spend his oppor.
'umi'y. Under the two-thirds rmc
the heart WIN he taken out Of lila cam
paign because there win be NO solid,
expectation behind II. she signs 81
the tunes are Indicated IN tho fact .th.,,
Reagan and Lgnham are Tonight hp
growing eandidatca Their supporters
are full o. light while the disposition
OF the culberson forces is to hedge,
The twe,thirds rule is doomcd. but
the chances are that 1t viii run tho
length OF this convention, A consider.
able element Of those who favor The
majority rule belle thus III, ohanss
should be made to date from tho be-
Ginning, no, the end OF campaign
that tho people may have fair warm
lng Of the rule to govern In malsnr
nominations, These with the friends
OF tho two-th.rds rule win probably
control and postpone the enforcement
Of a majority rule untn the next cam
palgn.
The Hosg-clark night has almost
dropped out OF sight, The convention
Is looking to the future, not to tho
rast- As rule the followers OF Judge
Clark are for straight Endorsement
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14

Dalns, Tcx. Aug. 10 THE seleetio 1
OF General W. Il. Handy for porma-
mont chairman OF tho convention IL
accepted senerally tonight hnd unless
some radical change occurs IN The iro-
Eram he viii be chosen for that posi-
lion. Hon. J II. Fleming was the
fnvori,e 10 whom sentiment seemed TO
be running for che temporary chairmgu-
snip this morning. aud the latter events
Of the day md him agreed upon or
rather his selection accepted as prao-
ticn.iy settled lie rs conservative
llt,h man. Those selections cmIha-
size the prediction IN The gazette To-
day that complete harmony viii pre-
VAL The gfiuct,lh ri lfhfninr VIII
bring the most ultra former Turner
hail Democrat. INTO tlu'. While 4 cgn
not be oadod yintorl' fnr tlnt ele
ment. Il ~ near aud generous net
and rendering ~ the chva tranch wblah
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14
THE SILVER Fight.
The White Meta Is The Con-
veniiol Issue.
Nd MILK AND CIDER.
Such a Financial Plank win Not
Garry
The HARP OF culBERson.
If tho rwo-Thirda Rule Carrie. He
May us Wen Hang Il on the VIII
iow--rs"snn ana i.nnham com,sg
to che Front-rhe lines Drawn.

Dallas, Tex. Aug. ls,--Thc Issues OF
the convention have erysiaiiIzod.
1t is silver or anti-sryer; the two
thirds or the majority rule
II silver wins the platform win be
virtually relteratlon OF the "ca,shed"
platform OF 1891 II silver loses the
platform win mdorse the financial
policy OF the national administration.
IL the two-thIrds rule is continued
Candidate Charles A. culbcrson may as
well hang his harp on willow.
II the majority rule Is adopted the
contest win be close; how close no man
can say with accuracy. It Is the field
against culberson, with ench Of tho
opposing candidates corrosive and
confident md culbersan lighting to
maintain his apparent lend.
= QUO thing is row certya.Ln- ia.ers -s-sSt
be no milk ana cider nnanelai plank In
the platform. Tho leaders OF the silver
cause have consulted together and have
decided TINT they would rather 10
down In defeat than to assent to. a
straddle THAI would put them 10 shame
before the people. The monometalllsts
are equally determined to force an in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14
Bright and
|iug faces of
Fort worth's
Choicest Bachelors
b Gazette from day to
Watch for the next
} INCOME ron LUXURY.

rhous,,d a Va. , So.
|noo.eyeI,,s two ,,,,,,,,.
w..
Y'A' aug '''-Justice Barrett
supreme court has refused an
ion OF James r. RooseveIt 10
|rei $4,000 n venr ,ror, 49,.
IN. i'oi' 'I'e e5-
Il '"o ch'ldren' James Il. and
seeecea, for their support and
ancg In London. The iudge
In oOO van a..
/ ,hn,. 's"' io' 'he support
-"uisn'
Bates embassy in rondo, ria
Helen 49,, ~, 49,.
!. 80 -1''ur VINO uled MO-
4 lS9S' One Of the children
7 the other IS years old The
hon the estate M ,ha,,. r,o.,,a,.
Il a. ~ ''ie'i iii'''''i
4 tne late william Astor,
naiather, is $4,000 a year.
& b now nj scb,oi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14
TILE SENATE Wins.
Democrats in Caucus Took
Such Action Yesterday.
BETTER THAN NO BILL.
Chairman Wilson Makes Such a
talk
pEoF > f. SUGAR TRUST.
- H%eo

The Chairman G. nc mig Fig
ures About the Jrust--renLcr
Crisp Introduces Resolution by
which the House oonferce. are
Discharged From Further Duty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14
|ul Opinion, Please,

londonderry Percales for
Uses and shirtings We'd
Eaay at $3.50 a. m. and
ling the day at - cents
| yard. Is that cheap ?
YOU suppose you will
Il have the opportunity to
/ them at this price
linz English peroales,
/ colors, lovely patterns
Il have paid zoe the yard
same again and again.
|inesday, 7Ac the yard.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14
lis Week.

special sale of lace cur.
L You can save from
b so per cent on curtains
br store this week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14

B the yard for 20c, CSC
| S5c Lawns, Batistes and
|andies, best bargain of
season.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09
pIpiITuERiA.
An Extract From n Timely Lecture
ny DIR. Hartman ON This
Dreadful Disease.

piphtherla IL disease at once so
sudden Ia onset and dangerous In char
acter that Il requires the most prompt
and effective treatment to save the pa
tent There Ia no time for dlllY-dally-
ing or experimenting, Whatever Is TO
be done must be done quickly, The dan
gers are three. First, that the victim
may choke from the quantity OF diph-
thcritlc mcmbrate In the throat; soc-
ond that the rapidly accommodating
poison IN the blood may overwhelm the
strength OF the patient and third, heart
failure from the continuous low fever.
The collecting membranes In the throat
can be prevented by inhaiing the vnpor
II hot water, TO which vinegar has been
added, and tho applications OF tar TO
thront externally, To eradicate the dan
gcrous blood poison and also TO sustain
the heart from paralysis Pe-rn-nn
should be given In large apd frequent
doses To a child under two years old
half teaspoonful every hour should
be given and a child over two years
should be given n toAspopnful as often;
older children In proportion Adults
should take Tablespoonful every hour
until out OF danger; then diminish the
dose gradually.
The Pc-ru-na quickly disslpatoa tho
poison from the blood AZ fast aa II ac-
cumulAtes and gives strength and vigor
10 the hearts action 1T fesfu-nh "
given from the flret. and no other medl.
cine used, very few indeed Will die VI
this unusually fatal disease. Especially
is Pe-ru-nn great Soon to families
subject 10 dlphtherlarliving far from
doctors, as any family provided with
this rene ~ is as safe from the ravagoe
OF this alarming disease ms It ia pos
Eihle To be with any human aid yet dis
covered.
NJ, f,u,tt,, sho,,ia bn ,,fithFut N cop,y
OF the "Ills OF Life" treatise on FAM
lily medicine which mates complete
guide TO the treatment OF all diseases.
acute and chronic. Sent free by the Pc
ru-na Drug Manufacturing company
Columbus. Ohio.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09

with local applications. MS they cannot
reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh "
4 blood or constitutional disease. and
IN order TO cure Il you must take In
ternal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure
10 taken internally, and acts directly
on the blood and mucous surfaced
Halls Catarrh Cure is not u quaclS
medicine. II was prescribed by one
OF the best physicians In this country
Tor years. and Is n regular prescription.
II Is composed OF the best tonics known.
combined with the best blood purifiers,
acting directly on the mucous surfaces.
The perfect combination OF the two In
gradients is what produces such won
derful results In curing catarrh, Send
for testimonials. free, i. ]. CHENEY
a Co, Props. Toledo. Ohio. Sold by
druggists. Price &c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09

Good Meeting Last NiRht-Erom
Daiins-Today's Announcements,


The regular Saturday night toau-
mony meeting was held last night, led
by Brother W. o. Stillman The tcsli-
monies were spirited and bright, and
We're strengthening to the saved and
convincing to the unaaved. Al the close
the speaker read "a lesson from llnggui
h. b-i. and gave a short eNhorluilon,
followed by superintendent Irwin IN q
fervent invitation To sinners TO turn
from their ways. Two came forward
for prayer aud one was reclaimed from
blnckelldden state.
The work at Denisun, Tyler, Dallas
aud Abilene ia under full Roadway and
encouraging reports come from al
these points In conversation with Il
reporter of the Dallas NewH, suporin.
tcndent Cooper givca the following;
Audiences have been good and
Christians have rejoicsd, Local brethren
have admirably supplemented my Of
forts. No collections are taken II. ,ho
mission The miHsion ia trust COM
mittcd TO the Christian people Of Dali
las, and TO them II looked for proper
aid. The Sunday-achoOl, at . b. M,
has been well attended. quite NUM-
Der Of preachers and brethren from
abroad drift toward the mission and
help us. Al such ara lovingly invited.
An average OF about twenty-five tnke
part regularly In the street meeting on
the Union depot platform"
The announcements for today arc az
follows. Prayer meeting, 9i2O a. m.
testimony aud praise, y. m; sunday
school, 4 y. M. street meeting, 1lb
p. M; preaching by Rev W. y. VII
son. 7:4b y. m, The public invited TO
all these services, Strangers cordially
welcome
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09
TnE cATnoLio ram.


rhe ladies Of the Catholic fair have
every riaaon 20 congratulate them
selves upon the results or their ofturia,
~ the week that tho fair has been In
progress has been both a financial und
social success The large room nj Tho
cornor OF Houston and Third streets
has been daily ana nj ghtly thronR d.
Mira. NJ. IL Kiley. as PRECEDENT. and
Mrs, Joe Bcully. her assistant. have
been very dlllgent In their Efforts 10
make the fair what Il has proven 70 be-
These ladies have been aided very
much by Mcndamea A. r. Mlgnon,
Frank Mcdee, John Hurley, y. T.,
BnDe. aud Miss Mary shannhnp
The an prize table has hcen In cdarga
Of Misses VirRic ana Clara Berrii ana
Alice Dn.ke, willie the DINER table has
been in charge Of Mfs. Quinn and Mrs.
@, J. Larrlmer.
Tho bAcholorn' contest has proven
70 DO warm nffoir and each candl-
date 10 being literally supported by
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09

snlpe. because OF Its fondneas for the
horscfoot or horseshoe crab. II In CALI
cd also the turnstone, from Its habit OF
overturnlnR pebbles In search OF food.
The telltale snlpe bearB that name be-
cause II always sounAa a note OF alarm
OF the sight Of a gunner Chesapeake
gunners believe that u single teiltalc
can clear u whole region OF game birds,
The widgeon Is locally called the bald
pate. and the willet ~ 40 called because
OF it's cry, "wln- will-willetp'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09

Number Monday. 26S4: Tuesday, 967l;
Wednesday, POSI-; Thursday, 26ii; FRI
day, 267s.
While the monthly summary shows
a loss OF 222 over the last summary.
November Q, there has been gain this
week over last OF 36i. showing tlat tho
pupils out on account OF sickness are
rapidly returning, and II II hoped still
this side OF Christmas two weeks
hencel there may be return OF all
now absent.
The board was considerte in giving
TWO days holiday Thanks giving. and Il
Is thought that the return Of the pupils
VIII induce the alme generous acti1n
IN regard TO Christmas holidays.
regular meeting OF teachers insti-
tute next Saturday at 10 a. m. at high
school building. Program Will appear
early the coming week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09

prove the public schools they may be
depended upon TO vote such taxes
wren called upon 10 do so. There Is,
however q work 10 be done IN bring
ing the people away from the false
,eaehings of the past into q full un-
oefstanding OF tie present status OF
our school funds. that they may sec
and know their duty under existing
CONDITIONS. And TO the man who Is
acquainted with the character Of the
people OF Texas, there is no doubt that
with them knowledge Of duty is tho
only condition precedent TO the per-
Torrance Of duty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09

ny an error In the published resolu-
tl0na expressing the thanks OF the Ma
tlonnl Reserve association Of this city
20 those who NO kindly assistcd them IN
the entertainment given nj the city
hall on November 10, tho nhmns Of
Mrs. 10 NJ. walker Mrs, Kathleen
Handle and Airg. Walter Want were
omitted. The lodges md each member
desire 20 give public expression OF
their thanks 10 the above namod ladies'
for the efficient acrviccs NO generously
given on TINT occasion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09

cbcap Rates 20 I<ansns nnd Missouri
on December 20, ~ nnd ~ the
areat rock island l.oufs WIN sell
Holiday Excurrtob Tick is 80 Kan
sas CITY. hannibal and ~. Louis nt
one fare for tho round trip aud
n9p,isaiars and amps cali Oh ". n.
triton, city ticket agent, corner
Tfnh ana Main streets, Fort Worth,
or address the underaigned,
J.. G. uoCknI1, q. Y. A.
fort worth, Ter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09

N. ELLEN Keller. N. D., No. GIL Main
street, headquarters Fort Worth. con-
trolls me state o. Texas for the whole
sale and retail bIslnefs Of the Petit
electric battery. This Invention Justly
claims the acme Of success In the per-
manf OF me diseases OF women and
rs iise IA highly recommended by lead
ing physlclans all over the United
States.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09

There was large congregation Mt
church last night to listen 10 Dr. Nor
ris0n'H sermon from Luke, 4th chap.
9Th verse, "Launoh out into the Deep, "
The speaker held the congregation In
close attention for forty minutes, Illus
Illustrating his points with incidents
from real life. There 10 much interest
growing IN these meetlnsB aud much
good being done.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09

wish TO Inform my many friends
and the public in general that J have
rented Tie magnificent house at Fourth
and Calhoun street, better known M
the Elk house, and am prepared 10 fur
nlsh elegant rooms aud 90 good table
as can be found IN Fort Worth. Have
engaged the Eiks clubs former chef.
Yours respectfully,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09

a Vienna paper recently contained
the following advertisement: "A young
prince. the owner Of a lordly estate %
great value, has the intention 20 mnr-
~. He seeks a handsome aud intclll-
gent girl OF about 20 years OF age. Of
good family, and with a dover OF not
less than 100000 gueldens Gl. $50, 00Ol.
Apply" etc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09

New Home. white. Standard and Do
nestle at very low prices, for cash
S25 cash will buy an A. No Sewing
Machine with all the latest improve.
monts and attachments. Guaranteed
for Ave years
EMMA COOPER. Agent,
500 Houston Street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09

Do you want tho best 81 kid glove
sold IN the city2 1t is u handsome
glove and well worth more money.
The st Louis Millinery Co, 3Ol Hous-
ton street, carry very large stool. of
them, bonght dlreot from imnorter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09

Don't fail to avail yourself OF the
special holiday rate for catarh treat
mcnt. You get a S. per month rate
and a guarantee cure. Call on DR.. Fisk
at once and secure treatment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09

Report OF Progress for the Week
Ending December Z, ISps.

The following is weekly statement
OF the average actual enrolment. at
tendance and hardness in the city pub
lie schools OF Fort Worth. Tex, for the
week ending Friday, December z. 1894