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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-10-19
INroRraNr LlNp pscIsIovs.

The following important land de-
cisions are iurnised us by y. u. Harlan,
land attorney, Washington, u. q. Land
containing stone suitable for making
lime may 10 entered as placer olai M
or purchased under The timber aud stone
aet-Assistant Secretary slms. Land
included within valid sentiment claim
l. not subject to railroad indemnity
selection, and the failure Of the settler
10 ale hls claim within The statutory
period will not operate to defeat the
effect Of said claim rs against the rail-
road company nor limit the extent Of
sald claim to the particular tract on
which the improvements are situated
Assistant Secretary Sims.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-10-19

Tns Irrigation Age for ociobsr dcvoies
n great deal Of space to Utah, giving
some Gne Illustrations Of Utah scenery,
II will do Utah good and goes TO show
that the eye, Of the entire country are
turned this way.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-10-19
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.


Democratic Couniy Ticket.
Recorder
John BOYpEN, Coalyille.
Assessor sud Collector
ID McLAUGllLiN, rark city.
sheriff
J.MHARRlSGrON, Park ely.
Treasurer
GEORGE W. YOuNG, wanship.
County Attorney
CHARLES y. STREET Park CITY.
County Clerk
WI. SMITH, Coalvillc.
County Surveyor
IA. RliEAD, Coalyille.
County lsOucr
DIR. y. YlKO, Park city.
County scloctmen-
T.. W. BERRY, Park CITY,
RE. MAXWELL, rcoa.
WILLIAM CARRuTH, Coalyille
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-10-19

Through passenger trains, through
freight trains, quick time via the Chi
caEo, Union Pacific ard Northwestern
Line 10 the principal cities east Of the
Missouri River.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-10-19

Grand Democratic rally
tomorrow night, Satur-
day, October goth. Hon,
]. w. Judd will speak on
the issues of the day. All
are invited. Ladies es-
pecially welcome.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-10-19
RghtArm paralyzed!
Saved from st. Vitus Dance.

"Our daughter, Blanche, now ar.
teen years Of age, had been terribly
afflicted with nervousness, and had
lost the entire use OF her right arm.
We feared 81. Nitus dance, and tried
the best physicians. with no benefit
She has taken thee bottles OF DIR.
Miles Neryine and has gained 81
pounds. Her nervousness and symp-
toms OF 81. Nitus dance are entirely
gone, she attends school regularly,
aud has recovered complete use OF
her arm, her appetite Is splendid"
Mrs. n. n BULLOCK. Brighton, MY.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-10-19

Watch this column for
notices of speakers and
rallies.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30
WAS snIs ro1soNnpr


Yesterday an italian woman tho
wire OF q iahorer OF the same natlonai-
lty, died at her home on Main street
near Eighth. under very peculiar cir,
cumstanees.
she mao been III since Monday. and
'iA3 sic.aii whose nnmt the Italian
friends OF the dead woman refused 10
make Known. was called In. He pre-
seribed for the woman, hut shc rot no
better and he was summoned again
he gave her another dose OF modi-
cine about half past II O'Clock. She at
once went into commissions ana tossed
ana writhed on the bed as though In
great agony. by half past e O'clock
she was dead. The mysterious doctor.
when he saw the effect Of his dose
pumped out the woman's stomach
pocketed the bottle containing me rest
OF the medicine and went away,
city Physician Mcknight was called
in later IN the evening lie cannot
tell yet whether or not the woman died
OF poisoning. He may make a post
inortem examination today The Itni-
IAN population Of the part Of the city
in which the woman lived are oonsid-
erahiy aroused, and " Il should de-
Nelope that she died from poison the
doctor may fare roughly.
The police also have the matter I'M
der investigation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

New York. Aug. 20 Special telegraph
and cable advises to hradsueet's COW
erinr the principal points Of aecumu-
lation Ia the United states. Canada
and Europe, Indicate the following
changes IN stocks OF grain last satur-
day. compared with the preceding sat-
urday: Available supplies: United
States and Canada. east Of the Rocky
mountains, wheat increase $4,000
bushels; corn, increase 5000 bushels;
oats Increase 2.3ai,0o0; United States,
west OF the Rocky mountains. wheat,
Increase l9e. 600 bushels. Aiioat for and
IN Europe. wheat, decrease ba,OoV push-
eIH Large increases Of domestic wheat
stocks east OF the Rocky mountains
M reported In the official visible sap
Nv statement include $4,000 bushels
X nJrthwesiern interior points lss..
ooo bnsheis at Chicago private elevator;
10 oO0 bushels at Newport News ana
% IA bushels at Cleveland. correspopd.
Ing decreases include lio9e bushels 81 VA, AZ
Ieatsville and $4,000 bushels IN nan nan
i h.oS and al Fort william and other
points In ontario.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

yev York, Aug. 2s.-secretary Kob-
~ of the Atchison general reorganiza-
I'm committee, has advices from Al
saee r. walker, recently appointed re-
,sIyer Of the company in place OF eX-
presldent Reihhardt. that he will ar
~ from Europe by steamer due Sep
...t.r and after a brief stay In this
,lty will proceed west TO qualify as re-
~ ss,,sr which being done he viii return
7, New York and at once enter upon
s,s duties. Expert Little is expected
~ ~ at the end OF the week to COM
~ NJ. no examination az the company's
.srounts. The general reorganization
lss,nittes will meet Wednesday or
SSnrssay Of next week TO resume con-
.,asratlon OF Little's report and VIII
- ,ake up the plan of reorganization
tsa,iich action WINS deferred pending
.se %eonipletion Of the experts report.
n n Il not unlikely that some important
,ssaees will be made in the place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30
THE RAILROAD WORLD.

4. santa re announced the follow
Ne ,.bor pay. Galveston. September 3.
rockets on sale September, good to
calender 4, at the rate of s. from
~ worth to Galveston and return.
III. PROMISES to be an interesting
event
rpworth League conference at Gle
Nrrpe, August IS to 80, tickets for
,.,,pd trip at the rate Of one and one
,s,rd fare for the round trip. Il. l..
preston Of the G. c. & S. +. joint agent.
Texas synod Cumberland Rrcsby-
,,rlan church at clebmne, September
4 tickets at one and one-third fare
II the round trip on certificate plan.
new. S. NJ. Templeton. secretary; H L..
PRESTON. joint agent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

n.n,.,n Aug. 2a.--Judge Boyd, one
Dsiii5 sstated candidates IN the Chick
o. ~ e1,bernntorial contest Is In ne
a aie,, rtith party Of friends, laying
eitg ~ eeptsstlng the election before
li'.'iS -,,,.t,ssar legislature. He charses
/ ne G me- we're bought by an opposing
t si,s,, 'J ana parties Illegally voted. II
IN is not granted by me lssis', y,
tare. the matter WI es sef5te ire
washington anu ~ .'e
secretary Of the interior
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30
NEWS Fno,I nooIsnALr.
There Was no Coal aiincra' strike
The JudiriaI Convention.

lheft was 40 AouA hihcrN etfAke.
The JudicioI Convention.
Roekdalc, Aug 29.-The strike re-
/ ported ~ The News OF yesterday II
coal miners here misrcprcseuted the
situation. Tho facts are that few
OF the miners ~ mine No. { tanked
UP little toe freely and raised qtfis-
tlun as 20 wages, and the manager
OF the mine, MI W. S. Burnett, laid
them all ol Monday and Tuesday,
but today the mine is running as usual
and no trouble exists or Is anticipated
az the other mines. So there was real-
iy no strike.
Delegates to the judicial conven ton
of the Democratic party az Hearne
loft here yesterday and today. Milan
county IA instructed FOR G. y. Cahron
OF Robertson county, Robertson county
IS instructed for j Il. Scott OF the
same county and BRACES county Is in
suuctcd for j. lc. Butler OK BRACES
for district attorney, and "A lively uine
IS anticipated,
Owing TO the nomination Of Judge j.
n. Henderson as u candidate for as
soclate judge IN the criminal court Of
appeals, uuch interest rs beginning 10
be manifested as to who shall be his
successor on the district bench. II
is understood that there ure three as
pirants in our sister city, Cameron,
VIZ; Judge %. Is. Wise, Hon. -. l..
Antony and Major McGregor. There
are many expressions In Rockdale IA
Vorlng Judge Spencer Ford OF Bryan,
formerly district judge, and who was
held in the very highest esteem by all
citizens. Judge Henderson has not
resigned as yet however, In conse-
qucuce OF which no vacancy exists at
present.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

the most successful specialist IN
chronic and nervous dieensosf Be
cause he "a a thoroughly educated
ECLECTIC physician. aud ohnOses the
best remedies from all schools and
from every Gouree that Will hencnt his
patients.
Because he uses specific medicines
for specinc purposes and 'he desired
result happily follows
Because Dr FISK is q thorough alag
hostlclan. locating the most iltllcult
and con plicAted diseases with ease ana
accuracy without asking but Few ques-
tons.
II YOU want nrst class scientific
treatment call on Dr. Eisk.
Call ON or send for testimonials of
patients cured,
Or. II. W. Fisk CURES CATARRH.
DISEASES OF WOMEN, BRONCHrr-
rs. KIDNEY. LIVER. BLOOD and
NERVOUS disenrcg. DIAL ETES,
pROpSY, BLADDER TROUBLES.
CORilA (St Vitua dnnce) RHEuMA-
TlsM. PILES, FIsTuLA and all forms
OF Chronic and Blood pisoases. Rledl-
Cine furnished at the c0lce.
TREATMENT ny NAIL.
The syatem of mail treatment adopted
by DR.. r.. w FISK guarantees the
same good rcsuli1 20 those admitting
their cases through correspondence rs
10 those VINO come I'M person
write for dlaEnostic blank. II viii
de7crihe your symptoms accurately.
Ne, for women No . for men. Busi-
ness strictly confidential,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

VICE President Huyey of the Eock
aard has returned from trip to the
~, North.
!, H1 q suduotor Buer OF the Fort worth
q e. III Rio Grande lost finger by an Ac-
Y 'o dent Monday.
eenli me Denver will give n ratio of one
n1 ~ w. ~ iSeI "a Vlie
MARI Iom Wlohitn sails south,
NJ - 81
erz - ~" Iophe' Il .nQrouBn STE
v 'li I'M Ia ofice T,',cb 70 ~, m w
Y an ero,,nante none ~ ,,.bt, ~, i, n',t,,
i ! =, $50 - va"
%. sah ri guh' ,il. 10 improve steaa-
y ~ VI ~ ~. Ky lI,eS rom Jay 10 uay'
~ s ~, 20 ~ ~, n,Iie siau-
y, ~. ss- ~ i''o'e eh'" us'is''c "beh's
~ p'a''e'
llsd ihs name or MT. VIM Duherty, city
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30
HuNAwAY, sMAsmnp ur.
a Woman and II Boy Hurt in the
Accident.

woman and n Boy Hurt in the
Accident,
Last night about II o'clock an excit-
ing runaway occurred about a mile
ont on samuels avenue between the city
and Grunewad's pavilion. One Of the
bugstes mixed up In the accident was
driven by boy, Mark Evans. The
other WAS occupied by two women,
Mamie Clifton and Itittle Wilson, two
inmates of dlsorderly house. The
two runaways coilided They were
overturned and both were smashed up.
The horse driven by the women was
badly hurt. The occupants OF both
buggies were badly shaken up, The
boy Evans was considerably bruised.
and one OF The women was so badly IN
1ured that medical assistance had to
bs summoned when she arrived home.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

in 1892 and In october. 1898. Disappear
ed leaving. a shortage IN his accounts
or 5000. which his sureues have since
paid. -ompklns came 10 this county
last fail and rented land and inuHe
crop here this year. lie went nn-
der the name Of John OMEN while
here. He leaves here a wife and chill
dren Officers lett with The prisoner
today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

t,t.asant. rex. Aug. xa.--Aion-
Mgnnr ,i,,,s wanted n Franklin o2nn-
- i1s assr,a a,,dn charges q eMoe~-
y. A,..o0, w. arrested At big t2nse,
zienifn1 a., north az tbs CITY. tees ..
mae i ,iig q 3. Dickson and defe-
~ s a,,a Iadre waidr1p' WHO sae ~ =
sus,,uisitson from the governor s,s ~ re re-
i ssf spealsiug - Ihe ~ ,rora
,e-ter Judge waidrr,ip', VIZ ,',9,,iss wss
FranitTu counsy, sa,n 49, -..--.-.
.i-..l - 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30
rAllns ANornnn rMIsr.


Memphis. Tenn, Aug. 29,-The IN
vestlgation into the delinquent tax
scandal took another sensational turn
today. when james Harris. Comptroller
Of Tennessee, arrived with force Of
expert accountants 10 examine tho
books Of the officials OF shelby county
Fey the purpose Of ascortaining the eN-
act amount Of money out Of which the
state has been defrauded, The short
age will reach a total OK SiO0O.O0O aud
covers a period OF ten years. Comp
tcoller Harris. In an interview this af-
ternoon. stated that the state authori-
tics had decided to enforce the pay
ment OF this enormous sum. Suits VIII
be Instituted against the delinquent tax
payers and where the state fails to col
iect the amount due by tax payer by
this process the direliot officials and
their bondsmen Will be held responsible.
The grand jury has indicted County
Clerk p. j. Quigley and License IN
spector Joseph THEIRS FOR neglect OF
duty In not enforcing the payment Of
taxes and privileges licenses, as re-
quired by law, and they viii be prose-
outed criminally as well as ciyilly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

a tough Character who was work
ing IN tie camp and the biowjne ~,
o. me bridge is therefore IN no way
connected with the recent American
l.iilway union strike, as wis ann
posed al the time. sup
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30
chance of Your Life For a Va
cation,

"a you need A magnificent trip,
@ you will appreciate, and an edu-
nal tou. Shlch will provide you
pleasureable reflections.
NE fulhllment and furtherance OF
.'d which this company has taken
We benefit of the "Pythians" and
PATRONS generally, the Cotton Belt
Win on August 22nd to 26th. in
'1ss sell round trip tickets rom all
b On Its lines in Texas to Wssh-
u. C., at the rate Of S25 each,
n Asnphis, and thence through the
M " mountains and beautiful scenic
I es o. Tennessee, Virginia, etc,
!, -ns through reclining chair cars.
Z .A sleepers, coaches, and abso-
~ @ Quickest time by from eight
Eve hours.
p W. viii be good for return pass
a. aM September sth. and upon APP
y ticket agent at Washington
~ osiore September 6th the said
Y w be extended to September
4 sit'Ass VIII be honored and bag
, ~ through from starting
- n 4 Qeatlnation. thereby avoiding
- and annoyanes and perhaps
nnloh arc always Incidental 10
hshsing Of tickets or re-checlS-
:, isisesge en- route.
ss< III arrangements have been
= ~ he avoided.
ss|s and Pacific and Interna-
sfest Northern railway com
h |,t.lhE Joined this company In
49, ~ o arrangement, tickets will
"a NJ. their lines to Texarkana
~ va the Cotton Relt Route"
. ~. .'sens living on or adjacent to
T \ ~ oula purchase tickets ac-
I.H< Is a...s.ssry ARA cement has been
2 cse,eld crowdlng and for the
y IN nm 20. o. all patrons. side
4 t,a,,s Ashiugton to New York
" 'snd ". can be had at specially
><H u y,,,, rates Can for and
Ut I'M ,s, usekets read via the cot
X ~ PytA:sn train viii leave
, ib,- p m, AuEiAt "a: Tear
= M August 2s arrivins "a
m Monday, August
~ I'm = q. WA RNlR,
n IA elssso, g ?. A., Tyler, Tex.
n seH wcrth TEX.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

$500 = =,
BARGAINs-I}y W. Il snnner A. On
veal estate brpbtry. .dlce cirn.r
rhiM mud Rusk stroota. 1nern
house. Fort Worm TsNas
improved ana ,nio,ntotcd f5y
pronaftN quburi,p,, ,,,,l MS. 49,,
ertv. lnrdl. fancl.s NM f,,,,. f,,
gnle in NH porlioss az .q,.. ana.
oVanfnab a,tNntyi.is ..,,.,,,,,. -.,i
Nyi np.-otlatn 1,l,,s ,s,,l..,.
notes n,,d MINI, s,,,,rltt'.., MINI, XII,
bnfore seaior ns "N'
---------.-----,i -------------.-.---.--
FOR SAI.g-I anrr ID cxtrauely hiy
hrurrN FOR cash. rectrnl 1ltll totstal
one and twa.st5ry fpsldgue4s. f,sD
conttmplate buying raillsns. t,a,,
tho business center az mo sd e.e
mo bofnro Won buy " "a Nf,.by
trustee.
i,c,p s,,-7,- - -, - ,--.-
DIV. MA a XVI ,a,no ', ,.nu, =" M, 1so
wants. nrlr. sgson 49,, w
81 fJar, IA At,in
- !, ~ 'i',''' ---.------.
FOR SALE on lllAEE--lb36 ncrfs 81
good Last suitable Tor pasture or
cultivation, fcncel aud wen supplied
With water; 81 i'rlo county, VoN
for sale or lease Apply to IL, rcter-
son. PARIS, Tex
trols eAIIe ~, ,,@--,If I,-,-,. -
lN',h, lPr CITY
xxx n e.,es y ',l'g iiIln
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

AHsfgNEE's sALE-uy virtue OF an
order OF the circuit court Of jackson
county, Missouri, l. tho undersigned
aHslgnce Of John y. Mott. will pro-
coed, on the "a day OF September.
1904, 70 SCH at publln auction. for
cash ana Ia bulk. the entire stock OF
dry gpoda, notions, boota clothing.
boots. nhOpa ana othsr goods con-
taihod IA the benton store, on tho
corner OF Third and Houston streets.
~ the city Of Fort Worth, Tex Pur-
chaser VIII be required 20 give car
Tined check Tor the amount OF his
bid at Time the goods are atrioI on
TO him. Tho stock invoices s2l,o0o,
and mo stock. together with an In
voice NJ tho nafnr, can be Inspected
NJ any time prior TO the sale at tho
place above nnmed.
JOHN % PAXTON,
Assignee OF John g Mott
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

WA NTED-For Twoniy.third Unitcd
States infantry. nbiq-bodied, unmar-
rlad men. between tho ages ~ n ana
abi good pay. food, clothing and
medical nttcndLncci applicants must
furnish satisfactory evidence NJ TO
age, hablta md character Recruit
ing Offices AZ No. $40 Commerce
street. Dailaa. Tex. and NatRtoriHm
building, Fort Worth, Tlx,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30
WANTS.
THE GAZETTE IS TIID GBEArEsT
WANT MEDIUM IN Tnn suU1u,

~ 49, - = = ~ = T y
Nothing Is published free, All ad-
vertisements Ia this department are
word each Issue, payable IN advance,
20 cents.
Personal.
LuHf.
round
strnyed,
stolen.
htruycd or stolen.
For Hcnt,
For sutc
nelp Wanted.
business chances.
MHptrd--nNvclitnE
NHnted--gonms.
Wanted Nonrd.
Wauten-ionrd~rs
Mnntcd-Aiteni Fstntc.
WHntcd--rn ExchaaEe.
observation-disclosures.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

WALL sTUEEri
Operate Successfully IN Wali Street
Through our Cooperative r. Il.
Stock Syndicate.
Dividends paid up 10 June 10, 1894, Us
follows;
January, 1924. 10 - per cent net,
February, 1924, l6 per cent net
March, 1891. u per cent net.
April. 1891, "a per cent net.
May. 1884. 10 per cont net.
June, 1891, II IT, per cent net,
thus making 1903 ~ per cent earned md
paid in six months. Prospectus giving
detailed information Of our plan mailed
free on application. Highest references.
WEINMAN s. CO, Stock and grain
brokers, II broadway, New York,
Responsible representatives wanted
In every city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

aas (. AK. Aug. ea-Henry
~ \ = sa,inlned today BY Com
~ ss ss,,s and held in $1,000 TO
n n, M N Of the federal. grand
= efse OF attempting 10
VI. !, & bridge at May
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

WANTED 9oordlng Tor lady. accom-
pii9htd pianist, and daughter. music
lpssuns To family as part b0nrd. de-
sized, Address n, n, caro- Gazette,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

WANrEp--Posltinn as clerk IN grocory
by man Of experience. Addteaa J. "
nonhum, Windsor hotol. Fort worth,
Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

urarfstta, Clay Couaty, Ter.
81, ond exchange Yarns. Ranches,
- civ Property. Correrpondsnce 30
psssrenees Farmers National Bank.
.4srrtettei First National Bank. Fort
wortn and Mortgage Tank Of Texas,
Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

80
~ 4 sl-rE D-Bcardcrs and rooHierei
large, airy rooms. good taule board.
,onveninn. 70 business. call el1 East
eec6nd street city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

n. wv. FISK. M. d.
Upstairs. over TOa Matn street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

,pox cteel and wire FeneinE--o. X
i------ t--- N---'s- r'-'''.- ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

Mesquite. Tex, Aug. ga very I'm
expected wedding occurred 81 our
town last night At the close OF prayer
meeting &C the Cumberland Freshly
terrain last night n @. Chapman. as
sistant postmaster at this place. and a
popular young man. entered the church
accompanied by Mas Ruth Crawford.
the accomplished daughter OF J.. a.
Crawford Of seageville aud producing
the necessary papers, the pastor, REV.
$. D. Waldrop. Ia an smpresslve man-
ner made them man and vile After
which copgiatulatiuns followed from
NIL friends present.
do You want the earthG'' "No.'
replied the stock broker; 'its three
quarters water Puck,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

WANTED competent woman for
arasa "e1ln.D neS lbl, Fort Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

~ j. j a q a ~
AN HONORABLE. educated und re-
flned GENTLEMAN desires to correspond
with wealthy and ccmp4nionnhic
Indy who Is worthy and capable OF
true affection and r0nrtancy Strict
coincidence, II l., Maynard Box $40.
los Angeles. California,
WANTED Information REGARDING tho
Whereabouts Of Mrs. Laura NJ. Me-
Lcod OF Florida, Anyone knowing
anything Of her viii confer great
favor by undressing r. b. Mcleod.
Palatka, Florida
CALL at 800 Houston street FOR solid
gold Howard, b. W. Raymond md
other fine watches. costing from $i00
20 $3.50, now offered az from $50 TO
E15.
woMAN's sAFE0UARD-s6 par
tlculnrs free. Gem Rubber company,
Kansns CITY No.
sEcoND-HAND BOOKS bought, sold
6r exchanged; scientific, law or thco-
logical or mechanical n speciality.
n J. Boaz. 9os Main street.
----------------
RON tAI4s
FOR SAIE-Furniturs and an sorts
OF nice household goods much below
cost 7o6 West Fitlh stroet.
AUCTION sAbE-Don't forset III auc-
ton sale OF nua furniture. corner
Houston and Eighth streets, Thurs
day, August 30 at 1880 Mark the
time ana place. corner Houaion and
Eighth, nCXt TO poHtofiice. Sale posi-
tive. ]. II. Murphy, Auetlonecr
A MAGNIFICENT printing pani win
an established busiusAs, located W
Fort worth, Texas. FOR rals az
aacrihce. Reason fo7 sale, ownniH
the property not familiar with the
business. Address Lock Box 5i2.
a afAGNTFICENT printing plant. with
m established business located Ia
Fort Worth. Texas, for sale nj a
sacrifice Reason for sale. owncrp "
the property not familiar with the
busineae. Address Look Box 5i2.
COTTON SEED HULLs lfch BALE
We have between 100 and 20 tons
bulls. which we VIII sell at 400 per
ten. I. O. b., cars at mills Address
Marco Mills. Natcmtoches, Ia.
WE'LL EsTADL1sHED REAL Es-
TATE and Insurance business in
Texas town Of 5000 inhabitnnta for
sale, or VIII exchange for mefchan-
disc. Address ssg. care Gazette. Fort
Worth, Tex
HAR3AIN--AEV0 TOT NptV upilghl plaHn.
In first class condition. Pianos for
rert. HirHchfeid. First and Main
streets.
PARTIES who are wishing 10 buy prop
cry will do well " call on me. z,
]. Dickinson, Real Estate Agent, 3os
Main street. Powell building.
CooPERAsE--Eew4 and secondhand
barrels for moieHHes. Also kegs OF
eli sisea for wine. whisxy and elder.
Telephone No. 250. 4. ". Mckee &
Co. manufacturers OF coopeTase Of
all kinds. Fort Worth Tex.
STEAM DYE wouiSs.
FORT WORTH steam Dys Works
Ladies and Eenla snrrlenU 81 ail
kinda dyed and cleaned. Eochcx
Hrus., ee2 Houston street. Fort
Worth, Tex Goo4s sent by exprsss
promptly attended To-
j1vBLaY.
N. c. HALL, JeHrier. cheapest house
an the city. nuy9 % gold end silver.
Corner Main opd Eieycnth streets.
Agent for frauc6-0trmRn ring. Poai-
tive cure Cor rhTumA.ism. Writs for
s. pfiren-
sAFE DEALEfis.
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