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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-29
MEDICAL,


The Magic Touch
Hoods Sarsaparilla
You smile at the idea
But if you suffer from
Dyspepsia
And Indigestion, try bottle, and
before you have taken half dozen
doses, you will invOluntarily think,
and no doubt exclaim,
"That Just Hits It'll"
That soothing effect is magic
touchn' Hoods Sarsaparilla gent
ly tones and strengthens the stom-
ach and digestive organs, invig-
CRATES the liver, creates a natural,
healthy desire for food, gives re-
freshing sleep, and in short, raises
the health tone of the entire sys-
TEN. Remember
Hoods Hoods! : s::;:.
&@%LSSN4%NN%
Cures
Hoods Pills cure liver ills. 25c.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE MFRCH
TRANSPORTATION co.
VIII have on sale tickets
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs CoNCLAvE
at
Washington, D. c., August 27th.
At the very low rate of s17 round trip,
including meals and berth
j. j. CARoLAN, Agent.
NOTICE TO SUPERIOR COURT JURORS
The Jurors engaged in the case now under
going trial are hereby further discharged
MORNING, 3lst inst, subject TO further dis
charge in Tuesdays paper il not then wanted.
BY orderof His Honor Judge FALLIGANT,
JAMES X. p CARR,
Clerk s G., G. c.
ANDY JACKsUN
Heads the Procession.
12S POUNDS TURTLE.
Soup for the million-beginning MONDAY,
July 30 All ye hungry mortals come henoe,
for have the Faust and Premium Pale Beer
as CONSIDERS for the blues.
Respectfully,
ANDY JACKSON.
EASTER LILY BULBs-NEw CROP.
Direct from Bermuda in store and ready
to plant.
Protect yourself by getting a Waterproof
Wagon or Dray Cover from
]. GARDNER,
lts Broughton Street.
THE COTTAGE CLUB,
TJbee.
Some very choice rooms are now open for
engagement.
The most desirable place on the Island.
Unsurpassed cuisine, sea delicaoies. com.
Portable sleeping apartments.
Under the personal management Of
MRS. 3ANNoN.
Address Tybee or Savannah, Ga
Unless a man has got what is known to day
az a CINCH, he is on the lookout for some
way to reduce his expenses. The coming of
the LIE PANTO CIGAR has been a Godsend
to the cinchless man. Every lover of good
weed is extraVagant in this habit, but since
the introduction Of LIE PANTO this extrava-
gance has been cut fifty per cent, because it
is a cigar that the most fastidious man can
smoke and enjoy and IL only costs five cents
They are sold by all dealers who are abreast
with the times.
BATHING
THIS AFTERNOON
at
HOTEL TYBEE.
Good ATusI0
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-29
FOR SALE,

Three we'll located 2story houses that will
pay a handsome interest on the price at
which they are offered. II you want a tar
gain come and see me. They will be sold
singly or together
W. X. WILKINSON,
Real Estate Dealer
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-29

him for publication:
Buckra sells de cotton bags,
Niger gifts de money;
Buckra has de bee gum yet
Niger gifts de honey
Niger work de buckra corn,
He eat the TO sin yare
Buckra hab the later patch
But niger gifts his share
ole Missis lock the chicken coon.
Niger gifts his chickens
She make the ness, s0t de aiCs,
Niger eats the chickens.
Buckra smoke the big segar
Niger suck de pipe.
Niger hunt de Essex shote,
Buckra hunt The anipe.
Buckra's face lax cloudy day,
Nlggers lax de sun,
Buckra hab de glory
But niger hab De fun.
Buckra ride bis hlooded mare.
Niger ride de- mule.
buckra thinks be- might smart.
IN nlgger am q took
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-29

NOTICE TO SUPERIOR COURT JURORS
The Jurors engaged in the case now under
going trial are hereby further discharged
from Monday morning until TUESDAY
MORNING, 3lst inst, subject TO further dis
charge in Tuesdays paper if not then wanted.
By orderof His Honor Judge FALLIGANT,
this 2sth day of July, 1894.
JAMES X p CARR,
Clerk O. c. C.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06

The mammoth, or behemoth, is not yet
universally regarded as extinct, Accord
ing 10 Siberian and Chinese belief, thernce
g. merely hanished Underground, its "blind
life' being instantly terminated by a
glimpse Of tho SUMS or even Of the moons
rays. The inference might almost be called
logical one from the state Of the unearth
ed remains.
In several cases the great beast has
emerged from his millennial retirement as
completely arrayed as II death had only
lust oyorlakcn him, his hide densely cloth
cd with fulyous wool, and that again COW
cred by long black hair, his mime falling
over his shaggy shoulders, his antedilu-
Wan eyes actually staring from their sock
etsi Contemporary dogs aud wolves find
mammoth flesh appetizing, in spite OF its
semifossil character, Mammoth bones have
been proved to contain remumeratiye
amoubt OF gelatin, and in KamchatkA
10 this day mammoth fat Is largely used
for Edinburgh Review.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06

The inventor Of new method Of Danish.
ing the smoke nuisanca from cities using
soft coal seems TO have hit on a profitable
way Of evolving the raw material Of two or
three industries, He simply washes the
smoke. First, the smokeisdrawn from the
stack by powerful fan and then forced
through n revolving cylinder into tank
iilled with water Perforated heaters are
affixed to the back OF the cylinder, and
these drop into the water and scrub or wash
the smoke which Is conducted back into the
chimney in the form OF perfectly pure va
por. The solid carbon which IL washed
from the smoke appears at the bottom Of
the tank as black, fosninR froih. Tha
arrangement Of the apparatus allows an
inspection OF the washing process and OF
the vapor which after being oleansed is
perfectly white and odoress, aud is thrown
through the chimney into the air as steam
1t IS an interesting fact that the black ex.
tract is admirably adapted for use In the
composition OF paint and printing ink,
while tho ammoniated water remaining
after the process OF washing possesses the
properties Of powerful disinfeotant.- st.
Louis Globe Democrat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06

The formation Of snakes jaws e. pc
culinr and enables ID TO swallow bodies
much larger than itself, or than ii seems
TO be, a small snake found In Africa,
where this tribe Of animals abounds, Is
known as the egg eater, and one Of them,
less than 20 inches long and only half an
inch in apparent diameter, can easily take
into It's stomach hens egg. This is done
by the formation of the head, aud espe-
cially OF the Jaws. Tho bones Of the head
are not sutured together, hut are loosely
articulated by elastic bands. Thus the
Jaws can be extended to an amazing ex-
tent, considering the apparent size OF the
head A snake less than two inches in
diameter at the neck can swallow rnb-
bit, and by taking plenty OF time smaller
ones will manage to get outside Of large
frog, and to hold the prey during the proc
ess Of slow deglutition--a time of horror,
probably, TO the unhappy yictim-the teeth
Of the snake are hooked.
In this process Of swallowing the snake
secretes gary saliva, and by gradually
drawing the jaws and neck over the prey,
as one would draw glove on the hand,
and by the help of the hooked teeth hold
ing all It gains by each effort, ia time the
prey il finally swallowed. The writer has
watched this process IN the swallowing OF
IL large frog by a small snake during more
than an hour. and when the frog had dis
nppeared down to It's last quarter the an
imal kicked continually with its hind legs
ia struggles TO get free-New York Times
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06

WHO impaired that number Of hirh-hrcd
inckasscs FROM Spain on the steamship
Tauric, the White Star agents, who want
StpuO for freight. aud Herman Goldberg,
who ealims $1,000 for money adyant,Sf
10 EmmcrsOn. Uncle sam, through his
treasury agents. holds the edge, with a
claim for Mckinley duties. The game
hcran when she laurie arrived Wednes.
day Coihefg had tho first say, aud
The sheriff attached the jacks. The
steamship people thought their claim for
freight entitled them to see Colberg's
play and 20 him one better. Then
Uncle Sam clipped In.
After conference. e was agreed TO
make IL natural Jackpot. and wait
for a new deal So the idcsussss were
removed 90 bonded stable. and all
hands are waiting for Mr.. EmmerSon
10 play He alleges that he has Tie
documents to show that the jacks urc
high-hrod animals. recorded In the Span
ish stud book. aud tLat they are inn
ported SOLELY for breeding purposes, II
he shows these papers Uncle sam viii
De- out nf tire game. as in that ease no
dudes cln he collected. Otherwise, they
are subject to duty Of $50 per head,
or ~ per cent al vnlnrem on each aui-
NAL valued above $50. Tie jacks are
sand 10 have cost an average Of 500
each. Thus, the stakes in this nhennn.
end Jackpot reach above SlOON.
III Uncle Sam Il forced 10 pass ont
OF the game, sharp playing may be looked
for by the others. II WAS rumurel
last night that au arrangement h0d been
made whereby the animals would hc
Slipped today 20 the Missouri stock farm
for Which they Were purchased,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06

AT recent competitive trial Of skin be-
tween telegraph operators ono Of the most
interesting features was a test Of recciv-
ing instrument technically known as the
"nudisonN "a small instrument fitted to
the head OF the operator, giving sound
which, although perfectly distinct TO him,
is wholly inaudiblc TO any one else. 1t is
high time that the use of receiving in
strumeut Of this character became general
in the telegraph service
Under the present condition of affairs,
It is almost literally true that he who runs
may read. Hundreds OF Geographic sta
tons in hotels, railroad depots nnd other
equally public places Hre equipped with
noisy saunders, enabling every message
that goes over the wire to or from TINT
or any other station 10 be read by any
person within hearing who Is ablo to do
So There is not the slightest attempt TO
preserve the secrecy of communication,
which ought 90 be one of the all impor-
tant requirements Of the service.
There are thousands Of oS-operators and
other persons In the community who can
read these signals as easily ns they could
read bulletin board, and there IL obvious
ly nothing whnteycr 20 prevent any one Of
them from obtnining information of other
persons business or personal matters in
this way and using II TO their own nd
vantage. IL is astate Of affalrs which calls
loudly for Immediate reform. Engineer
ing Magazine,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06

Richard Tangye, the great engineer IN
his autobiography gives some curious eI-
amplus Of the economy OF the cornish
miners. Compared with these thrifty iolk'
Scotch peasants and farmers OF New Eng
land are extroyngant. His grandfather
WIS miner, aud when once asked what
his daily work was he replied
s'Ten hours at the engine and eight al
digging. The rest VI the day have TO
waste ~
Tangye states thRt he once saw thls
same old man fall into fury OF rage pe-
cause hoy whom he had hired threw
away a match after lighting eanule
with IT, 80, r,,..n
"D'ye waste my property, yeloonf ihen
ye will never be worth saSPepee Oh yer
own 20 he shrieked.
A careful old woman lamented L., a stolen
pie for more than 40 yeiIs, lhe IN. ~
would come 10 her eyes whenever s she ' ,ii,-
ed about tie lost dainty.-Lonaon NIL
lion
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06

Senator Blackburn is known MS a rep
resentatiyo Of southern chiyalry, and he
Is entitled TO the distinction. He was a
prominent figure alta reception or fashion
able "tean IN house Of II Kentucky host
and hostess. There was present n young
southern debutnnte She was new 70
Washington. As the senator passed her
cup, sort Of dowager duchess, distin,
guished for her large figure and intrusive
manners, pressed forward toward the sem
ator. The little southern girl let the cup
fall Smash II went, and the contents
spattered over the dowaggrs best gown.
Before the latter could utter word the
senator said; "That's my fault. I'm too
clumsy TO wait on ladies'. MADAM" to
the dowager, 81 am ready 10 suffer any
penalty you see fit to impose upon me-
Subsequently Blackburn felt his arm gen
tly squeezed II was the timid southern
beauty. and she saidi ooh, Mr. Black
burn. you're the incest man in the world.
I'd have just tainted IL you hudn't said
you dropped that cup" "Well, didn't W
queried the senator "You know you did
not, " with n grateful look. "Well, it's all
the same, " retorted the gallant senator
Exchange
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06
THE TESDsaLolN oIsrRlor.
dilded Center Of rriveii,v. vice.
aooieiy' foiitics and Theatrical.


' 49,, u''ded Center Of I'riveiity. Vice,
nm ave'''y' Politics and Theatricais.
me Ienderioin district IS a human sow.
.he playground VI the chief prodigoia
% lne country and tho theatcr Of dude
upln' % Tivolity, OF vice and Of ia,yisss.
hess, always sildod and maintained alire
~ lluse nsen and women who l,v reoson
vi their money, their social position or
.he'r CONNECTION with the theatrical stagc
are accorded the publicity which thev weri
Tor increasingly and without which tbev
would seem TO possess little disc I'm, MI.
garityi assumncc, good clothing ana tb.
morals OF white mice. In tbis rs,,eri',,
Die district IN the 50 called s,Rialt, % a.
nctors' Promenade Delmonico', tbe eraat
broadway hotels, the headquarters IN both
the Republican aud Democrats nolit,'
cans the majority Of the fashionnbie ma
aters, the opera house. the chief gambling
hells, the all night drinking and sumner
resorts, and some Of the leading tlnbs
ANY American citizen in any part Of the
country II ne read the newspapers. can
picture TO himself the motley thronr and
the delirious life that the mere mention
OF these places brings to mind. ANY one
IN ms mind's eye can see the actors and
actresses, artificial and fevcrod a., ~ ,'uu
lives as well as in their vort. ,,,a .ly,r
ers and dudes whose nip, {n III, III ,'i''s'',
their names coupled wltb tbsse w Ses
men and women IN Tho ne,,s,',, 80 pto '',
cost OF money or self resnn1t NJ ~ '''
thrift gamblers tho ehoekv nr,ro,.,.. Nv,
loud and dissipstrd -porting ,n",, NJ ~
and idle cIuhmen and ths3r rai. - ~, ~
ows, theempiy headed pro5it,si Nh s''''t
sons; the porroouA ontcses 49,, ~ ,''''i
chorus and ballet rirls tbe o,yi,,ia 49,, ',,o
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06

II you grind the goober, you get a sweet
quality Of -four with which the housewife
makes delicious biscuit II you squeeze it,
you will obtain valuable oil, resembling
olive oil, aud uscd for similar purposes
This oil also enters nrsely into tho manu-.
faoture Of the better grades OF soap The
kernels are roasted for coffee. The roasted
kernels are also used in the manufacture Of
some kinds Of chocolate. The confectloner
helps to ruin our digestion in boyhood days
with peanut candy. The Georgia cook alone
knows how TO make rich pastry Of pounded
peanuts The artist, with paint brush,
silks and satips. creates novel and beauti.
full peandt ornaments, so that peanut dolls
and other curios may be seen In the shop
windows OF New York, especially around
holidays. These are some OF the ways in
which the leguminous nut ia useful to ua.--
New York Journal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06
HOW LONG GAN A POTTER WORK.
interesting Statistics About His Average
Ago and Nenrs OF f.nbor

interesting Statistics About His Average
Ago and Years OF labor.
How long can an operative In the pot.
tefies follow his usual occupation and vet
Continue 10 retain his healthi Is a cues
ton often asked. We have made "A pr.ttv
thorough Investigation Of the matter and
nave gathered facts which will throw some
light on the subject,
The average age Of a mnldmaker Il 90
years, and theayerage years OF work are 81.
After working 10 years they BEGIN 20 de
cline. Twenty-three per cent are American
born
Jiggermen live 90 years and work is.
Ihuy begin 10 fail after II years Of work.
Thirty-iive per cent arc American born.
Turner's average "a years and work an
average of Il years, and they begin to de
cline after "a years OF work Thirty-four
per cent OF them are Americans by birth
Handlers average %, They begin TO de
cline after working 10. and per cent Of
them had commenced 10 decline at the
time these statistics weto compiled. Fifty
1--WE per cont Of them areoi American birth.
General ware prcssers reach the AVERAGE
age of 80 years They begin to decline att
er spending Is years In the dusty shop.
fotty-nine per cent are American born.
Throwers average a2 years and begin to
decline after spending 30 years upon tho
thrower's wheel
Sngger makers reach the average Of "a
years, but begin to decline after spending
10 years at the trade, Thirty i've per cent
Of them are Americans
Kilnmen enjoy an average age Of 90.
Ten per cent of them begin to decline after
spending IL years in the cherries kiln
shed. Forty five per cent are native Amer
leans.
Dippers average Ss and spend 81 years
at work before they commence TO decline.
Thirty-seyen per cent Of them are Ameri-
cans.
Decorators average 90 years but begin
TO decline after tiny have spent 10 years
in the shop. Thirty.four per cent OF them
are Americans.
Packers and warehouse men enjoy an
average existence Of 80 years. They begin
TO decline however, after they have wrcs-
tied with the musty straw for ~ years.
Sixty per cent nre Amerlcaus-Tre
pottcrs' journal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06

Some people were laughing at an Irish
man who won race for saying, well,
I'm first at last. " "You needn't laugh, "
said he; .'sure wasn't / behind beforer
Tbe following conversation was heard In
Inc Fenian times, some years ago A cab
driver named Tom begins the eolloquyr
,iThese are terrible times, BIZ" "Bedad,
thpy are. Tom; It's wondher II wen get
md ~ the world alive "I'm afeared We
,ronit. even II we had as many lives as
plntareb. - "If Oliver Cromwell could
aalv COME up out OF he'll, he'd soon settle
:, i .Bedad. maybe he'd ruther stop
where be is. "-''seyenty Years OF Irish
Tffen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06

'sAaIAaH 20 M9lAoH--, cum
-IoJ uoS 9aluuIunS plu0o ga 'onIuY qua
NJ u1mIHJ sV Suouu uAop noA AN pmoo
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p94su 8uIF qua SuluIotu lNaN '99uld aUl
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pun sfq4 ~ psqSnuI ! 'uiri aTpm pup
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sod 4ooI suI4 9qL YAnu NJ ~ aul1q puu
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"a aou ssop uoql6d SOS sq u oqM pun
-9IsqmuW NJ sAnuu Euu o. giu5p uappns "
II 'ssuus uluI IIaql % stn1s SulHuls oI9M
pun dmuo oluI uoglSd shIul qqanoIq
puV s9AnEu ouoF--ulpl lo9drs 7suet noS
qolqA ny iBs6 aIoqA ora ul gluom sql-
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GBM esAIS on Hql NJ pun 'mlolsispunql y
suE4um an puuU pooS kiqu4irmai i5ul9q
10 uol4ulndoI Qua SUI uInsusqoI SuIY
'<s4umuIuu IrfofIv
Jerry ssimpson viii run for congress
analu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06

sqoID uopuoT--
qu9unuoo ON I9Iusu sIuoV oMl lqSuOIq %
UlM uasuquado9 pun '(OOO'Os0Jl suMoia
O00O00'5I 'aSppq oU 20 aqua O0O'O5t
~ luoqu) suMoio VsfnQ 0O0'OOO'05 40
polumHss " I7uum eQl 20 qsoo our 's5sod
and Iaqlo puB uppulnu5A JoI pasn0q IlllM
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oluluu aJos Qua ol SulMo 6q7 81 tlIM uoll
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pun 'poAuqsuunY pun quSd MoHslulI a.
90 IIIM I7uunl qua 10 IuImI5l aqI pun
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'u9und puupunls5s 10 spuulsl oql u9oAl9q
I9uuul u 94ntu o. p9sodoId Aou " az puB
lleq lpoI5 qua ~ e3I 70 suollulnmno9U
"a lolulA oql 10 aud u sulInp puuIuIum
qua moIJ 10 lno ualJo ~ uaAnquadoO
'uS5uquSdoo o. oapIIa pun IsuunL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06

He was perhaps the most phies'na'le
and cautious servant in the world -.
nIf / should send you 70 the cls'll T., ~ ~
for a box Of cigars, his master sAlu =,
him one day. "how Icing viii II ''-' } Ou
70 returni" tor-
"Well.H was the reply aner . IN. ~
pause. as near as can judge, a ail. !, ~
same time Il will take me to go 'hs'e'
New York Herald.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06

's4uaWoR sluds -'u5s sqf 10 iuolioq
eVl uop VlioJ lsInq q7luM IoluM qslIJ 10
SQUADS sno,doo sql moIJ ei9Alp so Gldins
i5luM Il9ql suluppqo '0iaVl 9AlI % aAlII
-uoo uonulndod suoI1mnu 6toApuipdmoI
'sFouqMudp I9Wo pun lu9V ouIilo1 sIql
10 ollds W laG pun 'sIIuJ UNA on 10
oplT1 's75ISap 06t 10 sol ol saslI 6ep
Qua SulInp eInluIadus1 eql olIVM 'qqF'lu
qua SulInp s95IS5p 00I Molsq sIlnJ laAau
lsuSnv pun GIuF Sullnp Ial9momtsV
aQL 'ulsI5d 10 lsno1 uIsls5MWnos Qua no
IlnS uulapd on 70 Hi5ploQ oql no n lods
as9lloq Qua oIoqdslmaq uI'lsus Qua uI
'lsuI Oul VI lods issiiou sgL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06
rnuH

Customer-If you ever send me another
,,s,e n meat ike the last, IN take away
ny custum. ...,.,, Il,
Cust0mer-Why, ii was 80 tough thgt
when Il was cooked ! eoulah ~ ny iDfA
' IN mo he gravy.-I.ondon Tit-Bita.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06

Don't be unceasiasly rspinins because
you A.,
Don't feel perfectly well Aaa
Don't delay using Creole Female
Tonic. -. ,.suhla
Don't risk chronic uteune
Creole Female ToHie
Queen Of uterine specine-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06
sTENoGnArHnas
M. & E. r. scoUoALE,
sTENoGRAPHERs,
AssIoNrr,s SALE o. ROW FACTORY.

The pinnt Of me Temple BLACK LAND
piaw 20. u equipped with OIL necnaay
machinery and dies fqf turning oat ~
10 10 slice. Ql9we per Neek Also WOO
no trtfs. neck yokea, piou t9n<1es. eic1
efo An new; total r0st. si1.Olu. WIZ
sei{ me entire plant 20 ihe highest bidder
ron rAFii an Tuesday. fabriary 20 1875.
iu ffoni of ihe Temple national Rank. Icni-
w. : no. II. STEPHENS, Assignee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06

ealiod proposals wilt b. rcceitfd up -
tfa hour n ~ O'Clock ulpn February ~.
if9f Tor he erection N afore vr tflrf
lotl according 10 plans q0w % ne - the
INV ,flire of Iactejn Krndrcf Ardmore,
N r.. on AZ the oiiiea Or v J kaae d hcna.
afchIiccts Tort Worth. Tr1.
WiaSEk HOTEL Co.
Afdmsfe. 4 =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-06
UNCLE SANS JACKPOT.


New York. Feb. Here y laeS.
pst with 2T7 jacss u A. "a 49,. -
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