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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-29
DYnamited a Church

. RALEIGH, n. C., Dec. 2S.-Another
dynamite outrage has occurred, this
time at Wilson, where bomb was ex-
ploded in the center of the town. A
number of houses were shaken, and the
Church of the Disciples of Christ was
damaged. The people are much stirred
up.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-29

'Tis good thing to pause and think,
why do you buy poison? Certainly alum
baking powders undermine the health.
DR.. Prices is acknowledged by highest
government authority as the purest and
best Baking Powder.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-29
WHEY A CANDIDATE.
He Is Said to Be After the Sena-
toriaI Seat.

Special 10 the Globe
WASHINGTON, Dee. %. 1t is under
stood here that Congressman Tawney's
candidacy for the senate Will be an
nounced in day or two. This has
tened the announcement of McClearv,
whose friends claim several First dis
trict votes for him. Tawney has all
along been feared by the Washburn
managers, owing to his location.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-29
IS NELSON RESIGNING q?
WASHINGTON RUNEOR SAYS KEE
Is,
And That Lochren VIII Succeed
Him-Tawney Wants the Scna-
torship.
Special 10 the Globe.

Speciat 10 the Globe.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2S.-It is reported
on good authority that Judge Nelson, OF
the United States district court, has in.
dicated to President Cleveland that he
will ask to be retired in the course of
the coming year, and that the president
has indicated his intention of giving the
place to Judge LOchren.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-29
PLAYED with Loaded Kcvolvers.

Special to the Globe.
LITTLE FALLS, Dec. 2S.-Gust NeA
son, aged seventeen, and another boy
who live in Parkertown, were playinl
with two revolvers, and of course on(
went Off The result is that Nelson
was shot in the groin. He was brought
10 the hospital here for treatment. The
bullet has not yet been foInd. He viii
probably live.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-29
Indian John Wants the Chair.

Special 70 the Globe.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2s.-John B. Bot
tineau, OF Minneapolis, better known
as "Indian John" is candidate for
chairman of the Chippewa commission.
lie IS here looking after the affairs of
tho Turtle Mountain Chippewas.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-29

Rio JANEIRo, Dec. S.-The govern
ment has ordered a million dollats worth
of war material from the Armstrong
company.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-29

Official Worlds Fair reports show
that the purity and leavenin2 power Of
DR.. Prices Baking Powder were rigidly
examined and tested by the most pains
stalking, competent jury ever convened
for such purpose. Their verdict awardN
ing highest honors" proclaimS il
purest and supreme.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-29
JAMES G. FAIR DEAD.
CALEFORNEA,S EX-SENA TOR Is
NO TORE.
His Demise Occurs Suddenly
Early Ihis Morning at San
Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 29.-Ex-Sen-
ator James G. Fair died suddenly at the
Lick house at 1920 this Saturday
morning.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-29
Historic Elaine Mansion Must Go.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2S.-An opera
house to cost $3.50, 900 is to be erected on
the site OF the Blaine residence on La
fayette square in which the statesman
died, permit for the building having
been issued today. The Blaine prop
erty has been leased for 100 years to
Wood IL Lavelle. Chicago. The historic
mansion now occupying the ground
will be torn down, the work beginning
about Jan. l. The new building will
be constructed SO as to allow a roof gar
den, the first Of the kind in Washing.
ton.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-29
FIVE DEAD AND MANGLED
Boiler Explosion in a Kentucky
Sawmili,

BOWLING GREEN, KY, Dec. 2S-A
saw mill boiler exploded at Bonayer,
Barren county, killing five men and
badly scalding several more. The
names of four of the dead are Bird,
Fam, Derring and Shark. The mill
was the property of Hard Derring. and
was almost totally destroyed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-29

Intelligent women expect even ex-
change. When they want glassware,
CHINA, they buy it-separate from bak-
ing powders. Refuse gift or prize bak-
Ing powder. if health Of children is
valued. DIR. Prices prizes are light.
sWeet-tlaYOred pastry and biscuit.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-29

Objects upon the white, sandy bed Of
famed Silver Springs. Florida, are dis
tinguishable through its more than
sixty feet of pure waters. Purity
renders Prices Cream Baking Powder
best and famous.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-29
MEEHANs GET THE MILL SITE.

But on the Dam Site They Have
No Monopoly.
Special to the Globe.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2S. = Secretary
Smith today decided the Moose-Dung
lease controversy in favor of Raw w
Jones, of Minneapolis. This decis sion
leaves the Meehans with the mill site,
but breaks up their monopoly of the
shore line
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-29
Gold Shipments for TODAY.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-Lazard Freres
will ship $750.000 gold tomorrow.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-29
St. Paul Diplomat Returns.

WAsH1N6ToN, Dec. 2s.-J. W. Rid
die, of st. Paul. secretary of legation at
Constantine pie, isat the Shoreham.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-29

The Gold Medal Baking Powder, DR..
Prices, Is no higher priced than it's
Injurious imitatOrS. Highest leavening
strength makes its work far more
economical, one spoonful equaling
three IN strength of any made.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-29
TaWney for Reed.

Congressman Tawney came up from
his home yesterday and returned last
night. Asked about the chances of Mr..
Reed to be speaker of the next house,
he said: "Mr. Reed Will be elected by
acclamaliOn. l am very glad of the
fact that there is no opposition to him.
| will take pleasure in supporting him.
1t is fitting that he should be placed in
the position again, as recognition of
his past service and of his marked abil-
ity as parliamentarian. He is with
out peer III the house. He Is so recog-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

Fitzsimmnns Says He VIII Punch
Hays Hereafter.
Boston, Nov 20 -Fitzsimmons, while
here, after speaking Of the death OF
Riordan, said:
81 do not think that l Will have
sparring partner after this, but Will
give exhibitions OF bag punching and
training. I think It is as satisfactory
to the greater portion OF the audience
about Corbett--well ! haven't
hazard ANYTHING new about the match
/ shall not begin to train until date
is settled upon. Things do not look
very bright for the battle to be decided
In Jacltsonvlilc There seems 10 PC
Strong opposition there ana ceftalnlN
TIE governor has plenty OF TINE ~
which 10 formulate nieanh " ptS ',, ~
The contest. l would advise SoIpelt y
accent The offtr Of the kinetQscope
con,nanv TO have the light decided IN
Nfa,,irn Corbett need not De oirud -
hatnr hold IN; I'm not. am quite Wiz
linz 10 take chances there
Again, / do not see anything w
matter with New Orleans. ~ tNlnss
Stand now, twenty-five ROUNDS ~ ,hs
iirniT but bv the time we meet I lpllk
anish contests can be decided tnpfe'
ANYHOW, twenty-nvc rounds Saogll pe
cnourh Tor us 70 decide which y lhs
bet,er saan. II Corheti Is 50 wonler-
f,tliy clover as he claims 10 Ne ne teN-
taiiiIy ought 10 be able 70 aemonsiifss 4,
tbat fact HI mat length OF time ! an
y.1linr 70 have a decision uppt 9nI
msrits al The end of twenty-five EQUALS,
N case that neither Of US IS khosN''i
Us there any truth IN TIE slgry
which has been tod y ms gi's We,
vonr bout with Joe choynsn WaF Z
nxed AFFAIR, and that he tried p cross
None whatever II was a iaie pn
sonare match Whom my atithupu 80
away from what ! was aolnsl ~ uss
fine he Knocked me down, N'sp' tinr
,hsr the octagpnal shape q me rihs
boihefed nue.. 1t Is not ditNsplt ii1 ~,
IN 10 knock man down u y nn "a %
MI, in tie right spot and ckqynskl =
With puncher. had Q raIroW essrh
from defeat that tins. hri P 5!en,sn al
,,7,,snfs5 NE 'Parsun' Davies WQnl0
havo sa.d that the affair was ilAea'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

MA the Republican omce-seclcr-
in North Ca-oiinn.

In North Carolina.
Washington, oct 2s.-air. Josephus
Daniels, CHIEF clerk OF the department
Of the interior says that the Republic
cans in North Carolina are dissails-
iled with the proposition Of the Popu-
lieis that they (the latter be given
the long term United states senator
ship. Marion Butler, ex-state sena-
Tor, IS The candidate Of the PopuNsts.r
said Dir. Daniels, "and FOR several
reasons this Is dlsagrecable 10 the Re-
pupllcans, Robert NJ Douglass, who
Is q son OF the late Stephen A. Doug
iaas' nnd VINO wan marshal OF North
Saroiina under Grant, IS strongly Ia
iafor oi q separate caucus and indc-
penleni action on the part OF the Itc-
publeans. He has. II is said. publicly
expressed the hope that the Demo-
erals viii not stand on with folded
arms while the fuslouists legillnte..
lie hopes that all the parties In the
state legislature may get togcther'
feier c. Pritchard who has been a
state legislator and who has made
tnc run aR a Republican candidate
Ior NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. " about the
most conspicuous candidate whom the
~. 'AitA AaNf All Afit llAAEA
States senate
He II one OF the most aggressive
eampaigncr that party has in the
south. Or, j, J. Mott. who was coi-
lector 'of Internal revenue under
former Republican administration. and
VINO claims to be The daddy OF the
fusion movement. "a also an applicant
Tor tho honor so. too, is II. c. Eve
art who viii be remembered as one
Of the Republican members on the
Reed congress who opposed the force
Dill. The chief local question In the
tar state 70 that OF county govern
ment From 1865 TO 1876 the financial
control OF the LACK countics was un-
der negro ana carpet bar domination.
Taxation In those counties became SO
ruinous that a Democratic legislature
readlusted matters 20 the eject that.
since 1876 the county commissioners.
WHO haye Jurisdiction over local taX-
alton and expenditures, hnve been
elected by magistrates appointed by
the legislature. Both the papulistI
and Republicans ARE pledged to undo
this arrangement. The result VIII DO
that the finances Of those counties Will
be injudlclously managed"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

....
SfNNiNh NoFlNhs'
NoTfcE on, eNf-f7 ~ ,i,tte pocl, Arh
Not ~ issi ~, X va.ineSt1 AZ ,,,1t A.
~ ~ 3sai'~yh Me1nN ,9aS, l.e,'t ~
ssit - VIZ V,s y, pn",'S
s ,.s'l o. we M9l9y Satue Ne.nbsns =
,.sea ''N ee,'.''" tNN
w." ~, ilei'.'F yN1 INV, W sou na
,,,a,F ~, ,.,,l,is,. V ~ y
npNu ~ t9'''g' nNsAis Nl9r,Vhliet eN enNt
,lsn h'"ne i'V,slogps, N1out luu hSan or
nNiAsA WI s.aVNN lelmlns Hnpiy-
w. ~" ~ mr.. '"s y. n"F' slAH,'
iepusF INV V.Ny, les9' ANihlA' eaNh. J'
u Nie lsl ny '-ies la,il
no WHOM m MAY CONCERN
John o. Talbot heretofore appointed
and duly qualOcd rec, Ncr at the en-
tate uf Beutun A. l4ymun, lhte or Tar
rant county, TeSas, aciinr rursunnt 10
am order on be district court OF rnr-
rant county, Sovcniprnth judicial dls-
trlct made by said court IN case No.
S1l5. j. Y, Taylor vs., Farmers ana
Mechanics National bank ct AL on Oo-
tober q, 1924, and entered m the MIN
utQs OF sud court on page g Of book
u" VIII on lltst rueGdny IN December.
1921. same being itli day Of said month,
between me hours OF 10 o'elocl, a. m
ena oelp H. ~ ~, ,S. QUIZ ,lv, ior sale, az
uv. ny XIX, AZ f,,t N ort5 " 9'u uoqr
estate % said Benton +, Lymon now In
my hands as such receiver, more par
tlcularly described an Follows, to-wlt.
Certain lands IN rnfraut county. Tex
rs, known ana described aa lots Nos
~, ~, l3 ana NJ IN block
No H. IN tho Wty OF Fort
Worth, TArrant county, T9Nas. except
20Nf5 feet out OF southeast corner OF
strH9t and runhins htck q feet parallel
with Second street, together With
all OF the nuilllhg material ana
other personal PROPERLY belonging
to said estate ana M my poa.
session AZ fpeNlVor rs aiorethld' I VIII
offer SAFE pFupelV uUu premises FOR
sale IN bulk, avs af entirely, ms foldwsi
First, for all caph, ana second t0r
ono-half cash and the se-.dHder IN
twelve months secured Wy Hen upon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24
I','IsI NOTES or THE PlGsklN
~ ,a u ARE DONG.


ra,m..c-
Of the Nars
yr w Great Game bets'sen
..sri Of w. rr,.c.nt Teams
o,arge an"
% nertran footb"h ~
Il nc
Soy 9i.--By virtue OF
+ Nv YoTNi ,,,e,io.. article of
~ forward /, .tavan de-
80 10 orange a.
49, ,svais, the Creseehts OF
..l 1nsN ,hereby earning the
| .tlyn 10 70 D. 49, 80 cb,n,nious
:. stain thelr tl's
y " ,,,srean Fooe9ali UNION ioi
iAe N LII, AID not surprise any
A. The feS'.' -. ,vho have fol-
Vas. o. an 'NV
~. sersVn's WORK
80 N MAY was slippery ana
* help ,.on, ahe score within
81 and lh's ~ .,,,st conae,.vn-
y, limits Even 'iie iiio7A -,
q" ,n many more points un-
sE i0ilsn w ,,.,. conditions. The
| better weA''yi - ,a,,,s 4,
..~ strength OF the W. 'eA'i
y" .f,fe really shown In the
"s''.s ,a.oan thc scores, for both
sren's ve'N',' a.e,,.ive nInv the
,s,ftssiye ana Nel'ls',
| .,.nen are Tar superior
u rr..esnt started Il play the
gaea N'' hy their aggressive
so ioFNalNs " - a,,.,n,re.a
made minee hleat % "''V'''
.-.,.e and nailed the runner
p' before ne had reached
~ uliss ,ht,h d,ciance was to
me from why" naa1 DO
| .un,ed. on the othcF i'"N"' 80
rashers were at times COM
MY $50 bv we'll formed In
lg stio1n n,,,,,Iy tbat which consist
a;eaSe ~. "a q flvlng end tackle.
ihe p.'sns Mn. I'M the defensive
rfiaiy idst,.orts Nv summed w
q o. lae y c1ecb Harry Boecher
as fep.E " ,,nJng IND lntcrmission
: sivlse1 us,''s a,d esneciallv me
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

WILLIAM q. HENDERSON. counssl-
of-ai.iaw ana solicitor u American
iabeis. Rooms 20 70 Is. Norris buiid.
fnk, corner Fifth and II streets,
washington. y. c. Beventecn sears
experience, including sarylca IN ex-
aiming cofp9s U. >, patent Office
Send BRetch OF model for report 40
10 patentabtiity. spondence IN.
ylted. Mention tho Fort Worth Ca
zntte,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

a nuaiNlesS MAN with small ctlpital
wants. 10 lnvcnt or ny small business
Addreaa OF cail oh w. Joung, St.chorlea
Hctel, Fort Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

WANrEp--sAol cord vt gudd seasoned
cord wood. corroapondvnce solicited.
Address Rock leland Goal Company.
rnrt Worth. Toy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

STATE WARRANTS aud accounts
against comptroller bought at highest
market price. Address II, II. Kirby,
Austin roS, n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

WAITED Hoard ana room IN pri-
waite family by q strictly moral young
man. close 10 business portion. tefcr-
encfg given. Address, M" care Bust
ness college
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

WANTED-s some second hand SHOW
caseal mnlt be cheap. 600 Main otreet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24
I'D ECZEMA ON BABY
['n oaly 3 Weeks Old. Head and
"'sy Covered. Doctors No
Lieet Tries Cuticura.


~. ne.lcel that gay baby had Anything
VI ~. N lef Mas thnt Whenever the nulss
~ NuAlse har aln Mnnll 49, Af.nr nm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24
wAxrnn--ro my.

WANTEI)-~To purchase standard edl-
tlon ot Brlttaulea or Apploton's ency-
cloIaedla, at bargain, an cash K.
L, Cariocls, Hurley building
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

~ 'i.a the E,zlnia ieief, bsl hesr1 ~
~ 49,. fiAn % eay acur Cr1tcrnA Fi;if-
n MAJ I Mpndcf9 wl.h my baby. 1hsee
81 M. 2Amenenl Using them saw
''1nsAa Nv w iqf Wa surprised. then told
,',t,', l'.'ils; shFwaa oliy ihgla wcasE
81 uc.ss 49,, ~. pf9fe o1i, ard Wien Size WAX
'ln.rra, s,'.t snn was cllroly cui1d by
v, itriact n n y i.'N uHeru nogihs old, ana
= ta.es hos skia ~ flif. All iii
tlNa q. G. SffENiIk,
etta-uay e., Ial.ilnUrc, Ml.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24
Mexican
Mustang
Linilllent

Burns,
Caked s. Inflamed Udders.
Piles,
Rheumatic Pains.
Bruises and Strains
Running Sores,
determinations,
Stiff joints,
Harness s. Saddle Sores,
Sciatica,
Lumbago,
Scalds,
Blisters,
insect Bites,
All Cattle Ailments,
All Horse Ailments.
Ali Sheep Ailments,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

PECANs-- We want shipments IuFh,
cst market nllco paid Correspondence
solicited Tho Anchor Peanut Co. st.
l,oplp, No
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

BAltGiAiN-SaO0 Tor nearly new $500
Sterling niWo, Must be sold, ulrsch-
field siSin' between Main ana iious-
ton streets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

HAY BALE TIES--O. K Harry iron
Works. Dailaa. Tex. manufacturers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24
ron sAin.

:" y ~ III = Al 4
ron ZANE.
IA nns,,.,.ln- ,as-..,t1..,.,,.,,,.
please mention me t.Sse,te.
49,. 49, -----------
IN, q l.p, be9l lrnil cAndy ana
X. w H.eHHi w ~ Aai'l htloeg DO
~ - sNYa nuslhtlai VIII sou eheip,
l'Aeoha lpl etllle
FOR SALE 1.-The Hoard County NONE,
the official ana only paper in the
county, located west OF Vernon and
south OF Quanah. Roth town 10 draw
from. 800 INCLUDING Wihserlptlon isl.
WIN buy The Nawa. Address q. a,
Moore' Ffop'
For SALE-lgaiho farm, obout boo
acres, eight miles south of city; isd
ae's tui1iNoiqQ; eo acreu meeaQw, bal-
T IA lNNtNl'i, WIZ tup-llvd into so.
-. o' ~ ASre ir"eD' ipipo 80 per
'',. h,isalnn IN eltY properly A.
- ',i,lnusll NeAl ESTATE lsAehanbe,
-'.," ~
l.NlstiAiN -S2OO Tor nearly new 500
sSsg,i'ns niAne' Musi be sold, hlrtch-
hV'"' NiAln' between Main anu ltous-
ION tiferu'
"SOMTrfJING NiCT- -pew1ered nut
termuk naidnr Powder Nalea real
mink biscuit without milk.
p,D,,,,,,,,, >, ,,,,,,,,.,. - -
n, 80. 's',r tpl'I Jiin,'lteNi fAhM- NeE-
tgtgl'u 't'hVy ealllu ana English berk-
An,le .Mlne. few, ehOlcc heifera for
ba'e' W. a. F0ndeT Denton, Texas
FOR SALE or TRApH--A ne,ysphper
plant IN I, roul gro,yiak hiaeR Tx a
WY OF Iovo ponuiauon and i@o ran.
,,,i,, ,,,,,'.' ~ iWs' n.spe', -
Ln,t h,NA ysHvr' lup hhd ulAplty Typo
s5,,, SNelyIslns hfodpu, on new from
Just entering rs third yonr. oinoo win
Invoice about $1,000 nnd lg nialtlur about
$500 per ycar, Address q. j.. Carnweil,
Midlothian. Mana.
-i-,Ij----,-
,,s,,..,,,,,',' IN $1,000 N"..u...
iTsr terms od, ,n '2,pF''M o !oS 9o ou,nS
i,I SAIli atloa 1holpe black
lhili apV ~ CULTIVATION y MI * norih
T., f"l' WI W, WIN teh IN fnlNl
zane 81 a. Tliicbar iSbei tve,ib "''"H
Sy.,.,s ~, ~, -...,- -,
t.lN ~ 10 ~ WIZ sNLi9--A Dig
n2f6.tlili on bgou lerlnai qliioe IN town
9t guy, 9,yl GOWN, svp9 on your own
t'' NJ ivy =. M"Ht !" hvH ~ once
ppo,o iJ bnl 10 oiit M G h"s,n ea' pr9
." 49, t.ff NNNA''N""f 49,
dre1a ~. w. care Gazette.
FOR sATlc-Ono small newsnaper
piant: $50 pounds body ivne. I'D
pounds display type. chasds, caseai
standa, composing stone. etc; aevon,
coiunn Washington hand preas 800
circulation 500 VIII buy the uutiit.
AddreAa a, l.. DiSpain, breckenridge.
IeN,
leoR aArp slo,,c,,- r,ir,,, 1yeeIIr.-
Ion hand pross used ieas than one
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

IRON. steel and Wire ffenclng-o. x.
HAIRY Iron WORKS. Dallas. Tx
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24
SITUATIONS WANTED.

-l.e.,s<s.4.ss-.,.,s.5 -.-s---,s.s..sr.
In anusrrins advoI iisemonts,
please mention The 1nsesso
TWO sWEDE GIRLS want situations
as cook aud house work. Address EN-
ma. care Gazette.
BARRIERS steady, sober white barber
wants situation By December !. Small
town preferred. Ify0u can't guarantee
as much as $40 per week don't answer.
Address J. Henery. Grand Hotel.
WANTED Position by young Japan
csc. aa cook or general housewOrk. No.
1905, Eureka house
WANTED by . professional nurse, a
position ns nurse and companion o.
companion and h1usekeepar. highest
references furnished, Address Miss
Manson, "a Sixth avenue, Brooklyn, n.
WANTED a young swade man.
position TO work around the house and
attend to horses aud COW; have years
OF experience; can furnish beat city
reference Address swede, Fort Worth
Gazette
YOUNG English couple desire Hitue-
ton IN private family By December D..
wife good cook, man care for horses,
COW and garden. Address, stating
wagea. MilllgAn. San Angelo, Texas.
wonrH EMPLOYMENT COMPANY
eight yfarsli 800 Nam street. tily'
Phone IS. proeuras situations, furn-
PPAcTICAI. news ana Job prlutcr of
hve years experience deairns position
On some good newspaper; can give the
best of references. Address Brlce h.
Iraaicr, Algord keA.
wa ,s,r1.r, M, January 1 poglffon ~
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N G. HAIL. ieweler, cheapest houas
Corner Maln and Eleventh atree,s.
Agent for Franco-uVrman ring. euai.
tive cure Tor rheumatism. Wflts Tor
prlnna
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

r. ii. sTANLEY buys and sells sec
ond hand furniture ana stoves. NO
si5 Houston street
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The GAZETTE IS THE GREATEST
xtr Nt- ~,
w AMI MhpiuA IN ikAAS
s, srsoqan, wanted.
heip MnntSds
it.,,.,iln,s Houses.
HAM. vN-nutc,l.
Nor Hcnf.
For sale
iInsincss Chnaccs.
riDnncial.
htterness
MISCELLANEOUS.
sncclnl Naiierr.
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,foAN pEEhp hutteimlW Baking
IoNuer. pufg7t ahu NNeal Tor all par-
Poaef, Iuihct . blilBev,
INSTRUCTION In German nnd
Fort Worth Upi,cralfy. or gef In.
formation NJ connetss hsois Sims IA
l{burfon sfr,cf
NEg oND-FANp ROCKS bought sold
anu eNehhnned; nlNo Foil on commits
slon' w. u. NosbNfE q Coz 1872 Matt.
MANNHEIM -1iuslnesa mon IN isorf
worth vim aro reachln,. out for trnde
10 navertisa IN the Mineral W6iis
Daily ana weekly News Write 10 n
IlN a. D. ANaEtd -speelailFt, Oh
Naln street over Nlqks q COS drug
store E0tt Worm. TEX q
WOAfkN'S sAFEG tTARD- senled pnr.
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SOMETHING NICE Powdered nut.
termuk laldug Powder Makea real
mink biscuit without milk.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24


FOR SALr.-iiO acres or land ala
mlloa east OF Fort WORTH $50 acres OF
this lnn1 " hno. 100 acres river bottom
ana heavy timber so acres IN oultiya-
ton, 10 acrea In orchard Box house OF
seven rooma ana large barn. ciaicrn
and well; on public rond, price, $1,000.
Extra easy terms. Tho above IA a bar.
gain Bure.
i0G acres OF fine timber land. rcd
sandy soil and line for fruit. Three
miles north OF Arlington. Price. $3.50;
terms onay.
100 acres Of land at RooiSport. Texas,
right az deep water; exchange for prop
erty IN North Texas This land will
beat California for grapes and Florida
for gardening and orange growing.
50xa5 feet on corner OF Lamar and
Second slrectaI two cottages OF four
rooms oachi price 5000; terms eaay.
Rent will puy good interest on thu
money.
i00Si00 feet corner BciISnap and Cher
ry atreet-; two two-Ht0ry 7-room
houses and neat cottage OF six rooms.
price. $1,000; terirn easy. Hero Is bar
gain.
Black land farms and Fort Worth
city property n speciality. p. A. Hun
man q CO.. Fort Worth. Texas.