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ELECTION JUDGES.
A List of the Men Who wm See That Mor. days Election Is Properly
 Conducted.


 The following report of meeting of the Board of Election Commis- sioners of this county, which is self explanatory, has been filed with the County Clerk:
 To the County Clerk Of Jefferson county, Arkansas:
 SIR-We hereby certify that at meet ing of the County Board of Election Commissioners Of Jefferson county, Arkansas, held this 29th day of August, 1894, the following named persons were appointed as judges of election for the several voting pre- cincts of said county for the ensuing two years, viz:
 Barraque township-Angus Me Neil, s. T Ware. Democrats: A. ". Williams Republican.
 Bogy township-J. D. Crockett, A |. F. Williams, Democrats; Daniel Web stSr, Republican.
 Bolivar towRship-J. R Core. J. S. Ray Democrats; Allen Washington Republican.
 Dudley Lake township-R. F. Har- per, ]. w. Tucker, Democrats; David Morgan, Republican.
 Dunnington township-J. 4. Vii. Hams, G. E. Lytle, Democrats; John Melville, Republican.
 Jefferson township-S. N. Reeder, ] D. Bush, Democrats; Wash Lewis, Republican.
 Melton township-S. NJ. currie, John H. White, Democrats: Will l. Jones, Republican.
 Nivelr township-Sam Hardin. l. F. Blayloek, Democrats; Jim Hinton, Republican.
 0'd River township-E. 4 King, l.. N. Clement. Demoerats; Archie Williams, Republican.
 Pastoria township-.J. A. Eaton, J. " Little, Democrats; Ephriam Hurd, Republican.
 Plum Bayou township-W c. Gar rett, z. +. Jones, Democrats: James Monroe, Republican.
 Riehland t0wnship-S. B. Brown field, l. 4. McPhail, Democrats; Bert Stroud, Republican.
 Roberts township-0 H. '. Daw- son, NJ. F. Nobles, Democrats; c. q w. TaylOr. Republican.
 spring township-Frank Carver, Thomas Traylof, Democrats: New ton Anderson, Republican.
 ralIadeea township-E. C. Cotter, NJ. A. Hudson. Democrats: Henry Singleton, Republican,
 Victoria township-F A. Jarvis. l.. l.. Dardenne, Democrats; John White. Republican.
 Eillemont township-BenT L. GOci0, J. \. Jacobs. Democrats: Emanuel Perkins, Republican.
 Naugine township-Leo Andrews. Jno. D. Currie. Democrats; Sandy Smith, Jr. Republican. Washington townsip-H. r Miller, D. Foley, Democrats; E. l.. Lambert, Republican. 3 Whiteyille township-W. B.Rainey, R P. Blackwell, Democrat; Nelson Brewer, Republican.
 CITY OF PINE BLUFF.
 First ward-DeWitt Hope, F. W Bocage, Democrats; Samuel Ward. Republican.
 Second ward-T. w Sparks, J. P Alexander. Democrats; Sam Will Hams, Republican.
 Third ward-Charles Deutsch. Geo. Carr, Democrats: Lloyd Green, Re publican.
 Fourth ward-J. B. Johnson. l. Y. Saunders, Democrats; NJ. C. Brady, Republican.
 Witness ur-hand this 29th August, A. h.. 1894. S. Y. T. KNoX,
 Chm. Co. Board Flee Com. A. B. GRACE, Secretary.
 Filed August %. 1891.
 q. F.. GREENFIELD, Clerk.
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Wilson Renominatod.

MARTINsBURG, W. Va. Aug. S0.- William L. Wilson, chairman of the ways and means committee of the house, was renominated for congress from the Second district yesterday.
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Goddess of Liberty Illuminate d.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 80.-AIbert Port, assistant to the electrician at the Capi1 tol, has succeeded in fitting the Goddess of Liberty on the summit of the Capi- tol dome with electric lights. Last night the figure was illuminated. This has been attempted several times and believed to have been impossible.
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Sir John Clayton Cowell Dead.

CowEs, Isle of Wight, Aug So-Rt. Hon. Sir John Clayton Cowell, K. c. D., mater of the queens household, died suddenly here today.
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Pittsburg Pa and Ra,.,,

l p Prlemher |. and s the Cotton Ip 'pa'e pa Will sell tickets to Pitts .el eoad a., and return for $24. Tick
 9ou returning nntil September E. H. WILSON Apt
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Gen. IL King White and Mr. J. V

Gen. IT kIng N hIte ana MT J. ~ :. Adams did not fill their appointment at Center, Cleveland county, today. Gen. White was unable to go there on account of sickness and the ab- sence of his partner, Mr Street. Mr. Adams will fill the remainder of tie nnpointments alone.
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Mrs. R. NJ. Knox and son. Dick, left this afternoon for San Antonio, Tex, where they will spend the win ter. Master Dick has not been well for some time and goes there in quest of health.
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Prairie Fires Raging,

BAY CITY. Mich, Aug. 30. Extensive prairie fires are raging in the western part Of Bay county.
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Eamous Stallion Dead.

HARTFORD. Aug. 3o.-Pamlico, one 9! greatest ra:e stallions on the grano circuit died at Charter Oak park todag.
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A. B. VKAtt, SPGFtUdT
 Filed August %. 1894.
q. F. GREENFIELD, Clerk

Mr. Garland Street of the law firm of White & Street, left this morning for his home in Chicot county in response to telegram announcing tie dan gerons illness of his mother.
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UNDER A PoPuLlsT KING.

 When the Populist gets to Congress and the
 boom hegins to boom. All the huckleberry. bushes with blooaoraAges
 will hloo1a, And the leaves upon the naples in our
 valleys on our hills. With all the greenback currency and all
 ten-dollar bills; For hell repair the Government and mend
 the crash of doom, When the Populist gets to Congress and the
 boom begins to boom. When the Populist runs the Government. and
 the boom begins to boom. We'll weave web of glory from times ever
 roaring loom. Wen fall on beds of flowers. gazing at the
 summer sky; And our pantries groaa ia anguish from
 their plethora of pic. And will cheer the hearts that laneush and
 revive the hopes that droop With Syrup and amhrosia aud with quail and
 turtle soup; For they Il repair the Government and mend
 the crash Of doom When the P0pnlist luRs the Government and
 the boom begins to boom,
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Mr A. Hollaad was thrown from his horse this moming, the back of his head striking the iron rail of the street-car line, in consequence of which he is suffering from coneussion of the brain.
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Dragged a Loaded Gun.

FoRT WAYNE, Aug S0.-Gottlieb Friclse, aged f6 years. while driving six miles south of this city, attempted to drag. loaded shotgun from beneath the buggy seat. Fhe gun was discharged and the shot tore off the right side ot his face and skull, killing him in stantly.
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The Worlds Fair Tennessee wagon in front of ]. H. Talbot's has been surrounded all day by crowds ad- miring its beauties. This is due to the publicity given it in yesterdays papers.
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Another conven.ion Died Up.

PALESTINE, Tex, Aug. 80.-The Sec ond congressional district is tied up. Four ballots have been taken resulting as follows: Cooper, 98s; Perkins, IS; Adams. St.
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Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
 FortV YeArs the standard.
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Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powos5 Worlds rair hlshsst Aware
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Sixth Still Locked.

H1LLsBoRo, Tex.,. Aug. 30.-The sixth congressional convention reconvened Tuesday afternoon. The nomination for congressman islocked tight as ever; 1866 ballots have been taken without change.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

"Montnna Is geological garden in
lis native state" said Col. Jim Struth-
ers 10 q Star man last night at the Ar
linrton. I'VE have all kinds Of wild
beasts. from grizzly bears and prairie
dogs down Speaking Of bears reminds
me Of once upon u time. IL was before
the state got polluted by the trolley, and
when II wasn't good form to wear q
collar. II was before Montana got 10
be the greatest state IN the Union
was prospecting away IN the Bull noun
tains. / hadn't seen any dirt that
looked as though Il had the right ring
TO IT, The sun was turning in and sh0d-
ows We're coming out of the east, /
took the pack of one Of my horses. pick
ctcd The animals, and made supper OF
hot coffee and bacon and bread Then
! rolled up in a blanket and knew no
more. The night must have been half
spent, when ! began 10 dream that !
was washing my face in one of the gey-
sers OF the Yellowstone, The sensation
becam8 50 realistic that / awoke. A
not breath was breathing on my vi,iage,
ind q strange tongue was swabbing me
down. ! was sort " duzed with fear,
and remained perfectly still. Presently
the licking process ccnscd and the hot
breath WIS withdrawn. A big, dark, awk-
ward something stumbled OF, and | sank
TO rest Cnce moro. When day came /
found that my s.nvsiOn box had been
raided, and the soft earth around me
vas full of bear tracks. l ehiyered a
| little BIZ ard moved on The colonel told
this ms though he really wanted to be
believed, and the reporter left.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18
AN ALABAMA TERRAPIN FARM.
st. Louis Gobe-Democrat.

'"1hpre Is terrnpn farm near Mobile,
Ala" said Y. H. Swift of Mobile to
the corridor man at the Southern. There
are but two Of these farms In the United
States. thc other being in Maryland,
and it Is visited by hundreds of people
almost daily during the summer season
I'VE dinmOnd-hack tcrrlpin Is greatly in
demand among rpicurcs, and while there
are few restaurants that do not claim TO
supply terrapln stcws, there are very few
that really do, on account Of their scare
ity aud high prizes, The farm is sur
rounded by q high fence, mud canals are
cut through 1t with nnrorw ridges OF land
between. Every terrnpin that is caught
OFF the coast is tnkcn there. aud fishermen
are constantly kept at work bunting for
them, The ends Of the canals are so sc-
cured That IL is impossible for the terra
pin TO escape, and they breed as rapidly
in the farm as they do ia their native
h1unis Several thousand of them are
constantly kept IN hand, while from TO-
coo to l2,OOQ dozen are sold annually at
prices FROM 50 to $40 dozen, tie mar
lSei being principally in New York and
Philadelphia, from which points the en-
tire trade Of The country Is supplied. At
meal times the sight Of thousands Of ter
rapin scmmhling up the banks 10 get their
FOOD. Ii Il most unique and interesting
one
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

gave no his work, spent almost every mo-
ment Of his time with her. drank from
her glass and tried In other Why's TO con
vince her that he had no fear OF her life
OF the disease. The ''Koch cure wac
tried. but ia vain. and Nine. Dokitsch
died.
The coup d'etet came and the professor
was summoned to the highest Office nn-
der the young King Alexander. But be
had contracted consumption by his devo'
ton 10 his wife, and his constitution was
undermined A few months ago be had
become so weak that he was compelled
to resign. much to the regret of his king.
lie sought relief In vain, and few days
ago the people Of Belgrade heard with
sorrow that he was dead. The cause OF
hs untmely end was known. and nun
dreds Of people who never knew him IN
life followed him TO the grave.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18
snRylAN HusRANp.s pnyomoN.
1t Leads to The Unhmely End OF DR.
bq9sitsch, kecenty President OF
King Alexandor's Ministry.

Deep aud widespread Is the regret IN
Serva az the uutimely death Of DR. no.
hiseh, the young president OF The minis.
try undor King Alexander after Ma 70.
cent assumption Of full power. Ii was
q heroic death. however; for DR. 10.
htsch. whom many Of his countrynen
considered the most promising man of
ms time, met bis dcnth through ,leyotinn
20 his wife, The romance OF his life had
already endeared him TO his people,
When student a few years aga In
Belgrade pohtsch, Que Of the most
brilliant men az the university, eaw n
girl pass by Tho house In which he Nvei
She was poorly clad. and her apn,ar
anee proved that shc had come from n
pnvrrly-stricken home. Hut the beauty
Of her fncu and her Kind eye impressed
the young man. He learned her name
later and found that she was a scam.
stress. the main support OF her family
Despite thcir difference in rank. ne ION
deeply IN love with the girl and asked
her TO he his wife. Soon after bis grad.
uatlon he became professor OF law at
the university and prominent in politics,
aud then led her 10 the altar.
But the young wifo was already AZ
hictcd with consumption, and the disease
coon made rand progrcss. Naturally OF
melancholy disposition. She became do
spondent Then came the hope-mgirln,
message from Berllu that Professor
Robert Koch had discovered cure ioi
tuberculosis Dr. p0kitsch endeayorN
20 induce his wife 60 go to the Germar
chpital, hui the Young woman was con
vlnct,d that her ease was hopeless, AM
declined to carry ont his wishes. IL,
tried 10 raise her spirits and prove tina
[ her condition was not dangerous. liz
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

FOR RENT-EURNISHBD ROOM. APPLY
No 7OI Cherry street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

| Rtotuluces
The new governor. w. i. Thornton, de-
cinred he would not be boundcn by pre-
cedent to endanpr the health 81 ms
family IN the damp old palace. HIS resi-
dence. half n block No q narrow nluu-
walled street frln the plaza. y where
| tho receptions of state use nov. hclu' ~
b .one-story adobe house. which once
changed hands IN a night az faro taple
10 nay a debt Of 5000. II has the most
charming placetn, or inner garden court
of any house In Santa Fc. Here hgwers
and vines abound Ia tropical proluSion
during the long warm summer but
uader the shade Of the thick dirt walls
the cool shadows always inger. In
such bower. under these Chaldenn
skies In this City OF the Holy iarh'
as Santa lfe signifies. one migN thncy
being In thr Orient The spell would not
be broken when going out into the street
one passes the burTo. laden with wood
lied upon his back. driven by souchiug,
/ Hwarthy native. \ monk Is pacing slow
ly under the clustered walk toward the
nnclgnt mission church, AMI the black
ROBBED sistern move Ia and out Of it, doors;
Cor Snuin l'c is still unler Roman Nath-
| ole domnion. Wandering down n side
| street away from the plaza. where the
| burrus. The children and women congro'
| gate, you catch gimpspa OF real Mexican
| life. In Il single low room OF long
| apartment mud row lives Il Mexican
/ AuHAlNs 'fNlNheilH' ii'''''N 49, -
| nre strnyine about the earthen uoor.
1 Table and chairs there are none. Women
iii Ina hte narrow doorway In the after
| noon sun, and the faces that louR from
l the always worn taptl9 lShuNp w
! brown and WrlnEled ana Oh pne en1
/ OF double room may he grocery hnu
a bakeshup. Along the zigzag street are
| the mpnoionous mud walls. Just high
enough to keep YOU from looking into
! the nusty-smelling enclosures. Inc two
/ loot hng7lohe hueWhh 'Hus' nnn ~ ~
| lfhIp Oh ihI"uEn lhc VIM u u"''s ~,
lh t'o pIlIu, VIII. t,,il.,'t,o,.,- bo;s.
'3iur uPul prV' ,lul,t,i.,i .,,i;tar Nm
/ nnneiv T. = 80 Wv H. g'iii rereiye Won
| 'yIl'lro ere Nv WI III ~ ,l,,,s'
] WIN t3WrF 'puH'1li h'annG ny LII Ii.,'.i,
| guy nun "'reh. ill7 u'.' sNi'' u',t
| h'uT, 'NcS' inuH'"Oiv ul' 49, Nil
| wv JuN' su,n '.,luiiv4i sn,,,t,,.i
,nItn' t'l H'' ,o Nm Hft,..
nm 7 "'u wy ~ p, C.riIr ~ soyern-
| 7'N'h Et"IN nh"' ~ ,,. a., Ia theso
9,a anu E',.'' ',l,,.j ,-itL AMI pcstcra1
! uNn'' NJ -. ,,.iib Jcn,itre face
I,u,. r,.,,r,j a.. convent doors But
H"' Fan ,,,,t van, ecsi M home by telling
t' W. INN 'W ',,,,, ma srrvcd Tfucle
~, Wiz ro,,rs n,,n i'm tbis snmc nudi-
t,,,iai ,g,t,o,.i,, from $500 la 1Nl3. until
NH, a i,rnti,nrlv feeling gprings nm with
H,,
IN rsn,rnipp to tho roadway-it eau.
not i,a cgiiad /, strret-you hear strains
~ ,,,arti1i ,n,,sic Won asl, Mexican
ia,,i,,r n,,aiuat n will what il mems,
IL. ,,ui Tf his dirty. brond-brimmud
inn,l,rnr, and noiut to the Plaza. with
lJsI J,,cn ot this having
~, n"'A G1a,n,ior. Cocoa ciothrI In dusty
-. 4, s,,ui,.r b,rn'nuy win all his sur
n'"s ~, ,,, tl,irL "n typirol Mex
ion,, n, 'rrnrcarnt,, the rrcat mass
AZ lis nsnnlr In which the Indian blood
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

The Belgium chamber has devoted three
months to discussing the hill which Is to
usher in manhood suffrage and has just
redCaed the second reading, II discus
sion in the senate Ia prolific II will be a
year before the now parliament can be
elected
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

Petroleum has been known from a very
ancient date. Italy. Persia, India. the
borders Of the Caspian Sea, Java and
North America possess petroleum springs
discovered ages ago. About 1889 the OK
lstcnco of large petroleum reservoirs was
igualized IN Pennsylvania.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

PoRr WORTH AND RIO GRANpE.
Arrive. depart
Fort worth..,.-. 80 $40 m lao i m
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

United states Is t6e Denver and Rio
Grande, aud the highest point IS at Mar.
shall Pass, where Il climbs TO a height
Of loss feet above the sea. There are
some narrOw-gauge roads that 10 a little
higher. but this is the highest point ut
tanned by a through route.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18
SITUATION wANTED-rEl1AIn.

WANTED SITUATION BY MIDDLE
aged white woman TO cook or do general
Homework. Address Mrs. Price, Gazette
Office
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

Hunter q Iarrold's bankrupt stock Of
shoes and slippers at less than cost; oil
Houston street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

Passengers leaving Fort Worth $3.50 D. m.
can secure Sleeper accommodations from
Garrett 90 application 10 II. ~ A. G. agent
Mt Fort Worth.
Passengers for points south Of San An
tonic, and for hoxicn points, can trnusfur
nj San Antonio 70 Laredo Sleeper U desircd.
BE PARTICULAR to soc that your
ticket reads via Eloarue and tho INT i3-
NATIONAL ROUTE-I & &. N. r. T.
ID. J. PRIog. A. G. T. A.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

a Manitoba farmer has a earlen patcii.
the soil of w'nicli he Imported bodily from
a warmer climate, On II be grows vege.
,ahlts which arc entirely foreign to his
neighborhood
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

Angoslura Riticrs T. universally conceded
to BE- the host appetizer Do the World. Man
ufactured hy Dr. }. g. u, Siegert n Sons.
AZ all druggists,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

sNsHa7aHs7fNfsTefNfsfsT
OGlce Of Commissioner Of Afrlcnll
surance, Statistics and History
Texas, February s, 1S9i.-ro Az VI
May Concern: This Is TO eerllg i
Prussiun National Insurance VeAll
stctlln, Germany. has In al re'pSl
compiled With the laws Of leAas
lions precedent to Its doing business
state, and that said company holh
fieate OF authority from this cilies I
it to do business in this state -
months from the LIST day OF Iauu ',
to the 31st day OF December ~
Given under my hand and seAL !, u
(seaD in Austin. the day ana =
above written. ..o,.
JNo. L. noLLlNGsNVAl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

Arrive. Depart
No. ? daily .....- 1870 p M .....4...
No. lnlll. 49,. t.......- SOS 0. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

It Is the secretery bird Of South Africa
that can whip any snake Of twice its
size Stanley usci TO aver that the rep
tiles would crawl away from this biNi's
shadow in wild fear
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

A carload OF peas aud beans just To
ceivcd, Drumn, 4 Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

Daniel, the photographer. makes the
best pictures.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

MRS. ll.IzA TRIcG Cgoof TTNc1rp
nsIra sas so'e culture sgd small strinscd
bout lessons s. for halfhsn- ~ XVI
suls1n In ADVANCE. sausfsetioa eusrsni
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

FORT WORTH STEAM DYE W
Ladies' and gents garments q
dyed and cleaned. Rlelex bi'
Houston street, Fort WORTH, ~,
sent by express propmtly atleaa'l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

PATENTS


HAY BALE TIES-o. X. HAHN
Works, Dallas, Tex. manufactul'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18
MONEY no LOAN on FARMS


wANTED-TwO OR THREE YOUNG LA
dies to address circulars. Must write plain
ly and rapidly. Address w. S. H., care
Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

AGENTS wANTED-FREE PREPAID
OUTFIT. Cash commissions. One Of ours
has earned over $1,000 In four years. Y.
o. Box 1871, New York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

feeding tonlc, or children who want buIld
inr M, hAould take
ut{nN MS IRON Bi1srERG-
II Is pleasant; cures Malaria. Indigestion.
Sialiousnc4a. lAN1f Complaints and Neuralgia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

Railroad lime Table.


Iu1na ana pnciu1 tfHIuH Non. \ and
only stop a. IeXarkana, A. q. Junction
Atlanta, lelerson, Marhall LonRyiey
Junction l,lg Sandy, Aliueoia, Wills Point
Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

FOR RENT ~ A BEAUTIFULLY FUR
nished room, southern exposure, at Mrs.
Luey's 40l West First street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

FOR RENT-AN ELEGANT SUITE OF
three rooms furnished for gentlemen
Mrs, W. II. ingalls,, Gi2 East Second
street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18
sTRAYED.


LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED
on or bought. f. o. Chesney, Kansas
CITY, Mo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18
srruArIoN wANTED-MALE.

wANTED-PLACE IN GOOD FAMILY TO
cook. Address Lee Yung (Chnananl, 5Ol
Husk street, city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

WANTED STTUATION BY A YOUNG
Swede with best OF references. Any kind
of honest work. Apply to Charles 4.
streets.