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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-23
RoDDEY's PROPOSED PLAN
NOT FAvoRABLY RECEIVED BY WASHING
 TON DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS.

NOT FAVoRABLY RECEIVED BY WASHING-
 TON DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-Oficials Of the agricultural department do not look with favor upon the Roddey plan adopted yester- day at Atlanta by the cotton growers for the purpose of restricting the output of cot ton and thereby increasing the value of that staple to the producer. In the secretary 8 report last year strong plea was made for a redu ction in acreage, and it is understood the secretary will renew that appeal in his forthcoming report.
 The building up of an enormous cotton reserve such as would result from the set ting aside of oue bale in every five gath cred would, the officials say, be a most powerful agency for the s'bears,' who are constantly seeking to pull down the price of cotton, and the result would be the same as that growing out of the constantly over estimated invisible supply of wheat Those who have studied this question as- sert that the Knowledge of the fact that this reserve supply of cotton was in exist ence would tend to keep the price down. The whole plan IS, they believe, based upon a false promise. The only remedy ahe cotton grower has is, they say, to be found in a dinpution in the acreage of cotton and the cultivation of other crops to alternate with cotton. By this means only can the cotton crop be reduced and the nHalue increased.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-23
OF LABOR DoINGs.

NEW CylqIANS, Nov. 2.-The Knights of Labor ha0H~2sy session today. Reso- lutions were adopeAk that each local assem- bly, shall make maxapum scale of wages above the regular scale aoopted by the national trades assembly; that 7aif >---1e ances and complaints must come up in the local courts of the assemb blies within sixty days; that the legislatures of the various states be memoriaized to enact laws pro- viding for the creation of state labor bu- reaus; that all tradesmen shall affiliate with organizations of their own trades; i; that in labor parades no flags except the national colors shall be carried; that no delegate to the sembly shall take his seat after his alternate has been seated, and that plank be inserted in the Knights of Labor preamble against gambling in farm products or options. resolution making ex- represen tatives to the general assembly ineligible as officers was defeated.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-23
WILL WITHDRAW.

COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 22.-John Mcbride, who is the head of the miners division Of the Knights of Labor, is preparing cir cular to the local organizations, setting forth the fact that at the national conven- ton of the Knights of Labor at New Or leans, just held, they were denied repre- sentation, and asking them to send dele- gates to their convention here in February next instructed to take action in the mat. ter. There is no doubt the miners will withdraw from the Knights of Labor. There are about 1000 of them.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-23
SEIZED NEWsPAPERs.

VIENNA, Nov. 22.-The Turkish authori- ties have seized on the frontier most of the English, French, Russian, German and Greek newswapers of issues from Novem- Der IA to IS, inclusive, containing accounts of the Armenian atrocities. Very few of the papers of the dates mentioned got into Turkish territory.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-23

kins), 8 to 1, second; Contest, S3 (N Nor ris), 12 to 1, third. lime, 12SA.
 Second race, four and one half furlongs- Avalanche, 1C4 (Perkins), 8 to 5, won; Prairie second, Pleasantly third. Time, 0:5S.
 Third race, six furongs-Clintie o., 107 co. Craham), 6 10 1, won: Ravelon second 1, Willard third. Time, 1:14A.
 Fourth race, one mic -Greenwich. lO7 (Thorp), to 1, won; Piutus second, Vor- hees third. Time, 1:42.
 Fifth race, five furlongs-Tume, 96 Per kins), 2to l, won; Dante second, Ross more third. Time, 1:02A.
 Sixth race, five furiongs-Tough Timber, i, 93 (J. Day), 8 10 5, won; Queen May sec ond, Necedah third. Time not given.
 ST. AsAPH's RESULTS.
 WASHINGTON. Nov. 22.-First race, six and one-half furlongs-Ei Kearney, 1so (simms),, to 5, won; Assignee, lla (Penn), 3 to 1, third. Time, 1:2SA.
 Second race, six furlongs-Oily Cannon, 103 tGriffin), even, won; Parthena, 100 (Bergen). 15 to l, second; Maurine colt, 109 (Simms), to 1, third. lime, 1:17A (R. DoggetD, 12 to 1, won; Mclnt}re. l04 {Bergen), to |, third. Time, i:29A.
 Fourth race, mile and a quar.er-Car- ter, 100 (Griffin), to 2, won; Baroness, 96 (SS oaFrg51 Sh third sG @e sfoond jia S0 Fifth race, six furlongs-Beaurega 10l (bergen), 8 to 1, won; Enchanter. 102 (Keeie), to l, second: Minerva, 102 (Penn), 30 to l, third. Time, :17h. Sixth race, five and 9 halt turiongs1 Wern berg. 1Os (Simms), to 5, won; Will Elliott, 1o2 (E. Iribs), to l, second; El- beron, 96 (tinnegan), 30 10 l, third. Time, 1:10.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-23
ON THE TURF.
CUMBERLAND PARK.

NASHVILLE, Tenn., Nov. 22.-First race, five furlongs-Rosewood, 102 (McCue), to 5, won; Hoyt second, Kosinett third. Time, 1:01M.
 Second race, five furlongs-Leonas Last, 105 (J. HilD, to I, won; Dr. Work second, Miss Addie third. Time, 1:02.
 Third race, six furlongs-Clara Bauer, 1Os (Cassin), even, won; Theodore H. second, Bessie Nicholas third. Time, 1:14h.
 Fourth race, Ave furlongs-Mrs. Brad shaw, 1O4 (Kuhn), 2 to l, won; Judge Words second, Myrtleartha third. Time, l:03.
 Fifth race, one mile-Fulcher o., 101 (Gardener), even, won; Jennie w. second, Miss Gallop third. Time, 1,42A.
 LEXINGTON RACES.
 LEXINGTON, Ky, Nov. 22.-First race, seven furlongs-The Iropmaster, o7 (Dona-
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-23
COUIDN,T STAND TT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-The navy de- partment has an official cablegram an- nouncing that the Chinese battleship Chen Yuen, the most formidable vessel in the Chinese navy, was damaged by torpedo on leaving Wei Hai- Wei on the 18Th in- stant and was beached and is now useless. Commodore Link, in command of the Chen Yuen committed suicide after the disaster.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-23
DIPHTHERIA BECOMES ALARMIN c.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 22.-Considerable ble alarm is felt over the rapid spread of diph- theria throughout this city, and the health authorities are taking active measures to suppress the disease. So jar this mouth l30 cases and thirty. seven deaths have besn re- ported.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-23
FAyoRING SOCIALISTS.

BERLIN, Nov. 22.-The Augsburg Post says that the Bavarian clericals will oppose in the reichstag any anti socialist bill which gives the police or judiciary discre- tionary powers. It advises the clericals throughout Germany to prepare for the re- lection of the anti-socialist bill and the dissolution of the reichstag.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-23
DEATH RECORD.
ROBERT CURRY,

COLUMBUS, Miss, Nov. 22.-[special. T. Little Robert, the idolized son of Mr. and Mrs. k. 8. Curry of this city, after short illness, died Tuesday night.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-23
A SYNDICATE FORMED
TO BUY UP THE LATE ISSUE OF COVER
 MENT BONDS.

TO BUY UP THE LATE ISSUE OF GoVERN-
 MENT BONDS.
 NEW YORK;, Nov. 22.-It was reported late in the day that after a protracted con- ference syndicate was made up thls alter noon to take one- half of the $50, ,0O0, 900 gov- ernment loan. President Stewart of the United States Trust company and his friends subscribed for the other half. The new syndicate is said to comprise the Chemical, Park, Importers and Traders', the Chase, the Fourth National and the Bank of Commerce. These banks are among he largest holders of gold, and II they take the loan the treasury will be large gainer of the yellow metal The agents in this city of the Bank Of Montreal will receive $500 900 in gold from Canada this week and S400, ,0O0 next Week. It is understood that this gold IS to pay for subscriptions to the government loan.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-23
WILLIAM T. WALTERS.

BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 22.-William T. Walters, the well-known art collector and capitalist, died this morning.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-23
THE ERICCsoN's BAD LUCK.

WAsHINoToN, Nov. 22.-The navy de- partment is informed that the torpedo boat Ericcson broke down again this morning while on her trial trip. Her air pumps gave out and the vessel returned to her anchor age at New London.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-23
WITHDREW FROM THE K. OF |.

BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 22.-Lituanian Tailors' assembly has withdraw from the Knights of Labor organization and will unite with the local assembly of garment workers.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-23
EXINGTON RACES.

LEXINGTON, Ky., Nov. 22.-First race, seven furlongs-The Ironmaster, 07 (Dona-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-24

Claude, Textile following opinions
or political issues were expressed by
citizens OF Claude:
T. G. Bates, NJ. D.: have no prefer
ence for governor nor senator. 1 favor
the Dallas harmony agreement and
think that all Democrats should stand
by 1t. as l want to see the Peoples
party showed under so deep next fan
that they will never be heard of again
l am In favor of free and unlimited
coinage Of silver.
Ira Webster, attorney: l don't know
that l have any preference for gov
ernor. Mccall or Lanham would either
be acceptable to me. j am for Chiffon
for United States senator. heartily In
dorse the action OF the two Demo
cratic committees In their harmony
move, as no Democrat will have to
sacrifice principle to lndorse It, don't
know that I have any fixed views on
the silver question and don't care to
say anything about it.
]. p. Reeder, county treasurer:
favor Mccall for governor, ] have no
preference for United States senator. l
think the harmony agreement was the
best thing that could have been done for
uniting the Democratic party in Texas.
l am in favor OF free silver.
c. o. Right. merchant and farmer: l
have no preference for any OF the can
dldates. ! take no part in politics, US
Il takes all of my time to look after my
own business.
r. C. Dessieux, contractor; l am for
Mccall for governor; have no prefer
ence for United States senator. l want
free and unlimited coinage OF silver
w. II. Bowie, merchant; ] have no
preference for governor. Am in favor
of ex-Gov. Ross for the United States
senate. I heartily indorse the har-
mony move. and think that the Demo-
Gratis should stand by It. l favor free
silver, as need more OF It In my BUSH
ness
O. Moore, merchant and stookman:
am for Mccall or Lanham for COVER
nor; have no special preference. be-
tween the two; have no preference for
senator. / heartily indorse the har-
mony move as effected at Dallas by the
two Democratic committees and think
that all true Democrats should do like
wise. as no one will have TO sacrifice
principles by indorsirg the Democratic
national platform. on which they har-
monized
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-24

Floydada, Tex.-Your reporter has
recently interviewed the following
gentlemen upon national and state Is
sues;
c. ]. Menefee, lawyer; My prefT-
ence for United States senator is Hor-
nee chiffon. and Lanham for governor;
my understanding OF the harmony
a greement between the Baker and
Niatlock committees. was for the uni
alton az the marty without any
Commitment OF the party 10 the APP
nroval OF the national Democratic
platform or any other platform; don
;,,triT an executive committee has any
such authority as to prescribe or OUT
line the policy or platform OF parry.
q. T. Barnes, county surveyor. IN ~.
for Chiffon for United States sehateI,
and Reagan for governor 4 iaso i,' ~
free and unlimited coinage Oh
at ratio OF l6 to ], -, ~,
r. n Miller. county clerk; Ny
choice Tor United States senator IS ~.
AZ Crane. though not a candidate iof
the Mace vet i believe him 70 be the
hest man that could be selected l nav
no choice as yet for governor; ~
with Reagan In the Keas'An rS a.,
controversy; I favor the free ana uh.
,,ya,ted coinage OF silver at the present
a. Willis. farmer; ! am for Lam
han, FOR GOVERNOR have no preferences
for United States senator; Tor me VI, vi,
limited eoinage OF silver; don't . i.ilA.
fhe Matlock and Baker comillt1ees
mad any authority 20 commit use 49, 49,
~ me national Democratic platform
~ an Endorsement OF the CleYsie,hs,
administration: n II is interpreted tnA'
,hev aid. l thing the test they pr
esrjbed FOR participation In the PHI
rsa1ies was un- Democratic
i +, Lockuey. editor OF FLOYD Sonn3
~, Tor senator and Reagan for gov
srnor as both come nearer Represent
sns nv views In national and sia.e
,niitIcs than any other cAnoi-
dates FOR those places N ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-24

special Dispatch.
Baird, TEXAN interview of some OF
the leading men Of our city discloses
the following opinions on the political
AFFAIRS of the day:
j. w. Jones, sheriff: Am for Lam
ham for governor and Chiffon for
senator; would be willing TO give Rea-
gan anything he wants.
w. IL. Gilliland, editor: Lanham for
governor and Chiffon for senator.
Maj. Stanley NJ. Jones. civil engineer:
Reagan for governor and Chiffon for
the senate.
i. J. Patty. grocer: Favor the ma
uonal administration to letter. and
am In favor OF Lanham for governor
j. F.. Pace. dairyman: Lanham for
governor and Reagan for senator; am
for free silver.
Jesse A. Poole, stocltman. Lanham
Tor governor, as l think we need a
western man.
t. l.. Oliver, druggist; Reagan for
governor and Chiffon for the senate;
favor free silver
T. b. Powell. merchant: Lanham
first, last and all the time for govern
or; prefer Reagan for senator. and IA
vor free silver.
II. Meyer, hardware: Favor a
western man for governor. and am
strictly In favor OF Lanham; am for
Ross for senator.
j. b. Maxwell; Reagan for gov
ernor and Ross for the senate.
J. j. Welch, city marshal Am in
terested in home affairs and West
Texas; Lanhafn for governor and Ross
for the senate.
d. j. Wilson. NJ. d: Lanham for
governor, but have not decided who 1
prefer for the senate.
d. j. Click. contractor. Am favor
ably impressed with Reagan for gov
ernor and Chiffon for senator; believe
that all offices should be filled by a
direct vote from the people.
j. b. Seay, Favor a West Texas
man for governor; Ross for senator,
w. G. Whitley. Gazette agent: Am
for Lanham teeth and toe nail;'
Chiffon for the senate by all means.
w, @. Stroube: Lanham for gov
ernOr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-24

Bolton. Textile following ia a sum
mary OF interviews on the political
matters now before the people;
John witherspoon, cotton ana wool
broker: ! am for Reagan for governor.
Chiffon for senator. don't think Cleve-
lands financial policy VIII be Endorsed
by the state conventlon--thcn / look
for the Clark element to bolt, The Dali
las harmony meeting was all bun
conbe.
r J. Iaibant county superintendent
public schools; At present l think the
race for governor Is between Culhcr-
son and Innham. | could heartily vote
for ReRsan. but will support culbcrson
In the primary. Think the Dallas har-
mony will have good effect, and that
the greater part OF the Democracy will
abide by It. Don't think the state
convention will indorsc CicvelRnd's
financial policy, but hardly look FOR u
split Think Reagan has wiped up
the earth with CLARK. The people OF
Texas know Reagan, and II Is useless
for Clark az this late day 10 try TO toll
them anything about him.
Pat Brigham, surveyor and farmer;
Think the Dallas harmony meeting
Will do good, and win generally be
accepted as u basis OF harmony. Either
Culberson or Lanham Win suit me.
Would not object 10 Rcoenn, as | fa-
WI Hla lWN1lAANAA NANMNf
]. p. Kinnard, lawyer: Dave cub
berson IL my fret choice for governor
or senator, Would prefer Gen, Ross to
Chiffon for senator, and hope Ross
will come out as a candidate, Think
Reagan and Clark both ought 20 be
laid on the shelf. Reagan ought not
TO have written his address 20 the
people Of Texas, as Il is only a disturb
ing element to harmony. Think the
Democracy should abide by the Dallas
harmony agreement. l see In other
states the executive committee have
considerable power. and believe they
ought to have,
G. II. Suth' am for Reagan for
governor nrst. lust and all the time
Dave Culberson for senator Think all
power is vested In the people. aud
that they should say IN their primaries
what the test should be, and moi the
executive committee. DO not believe In
sending TO Cleveland and Wall street
for our financial policies.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-24

Crowley, Tex.-Your correspondent
'iyiewed Il number OF men in this
M and nelghborhood and ind that
lagan for governor and Chiffon for
aa'or is the unanimous choice:
B. cadenhead, farmer; / favor
fllton for United States senator and
asan for governor, because he
Ands squarely for the people and
,lr interests; 1 don't think there is
'lsr man in the state than Reagan;
mink Reagan handles Clark nicely,
that Clark is n goldbug and should
ce recognized by the people; think
harmony meeting q farce, and that
nessed
N 2. Baily. merchant: / favor
.on Tor the senate and Reagan for
s'nori think Reagan and Hogg two
" pest mer in the state; favor free
unlimited coinage of silver; want
ngay. but do not think Baker
Nv have made any concessions.
W. Hampton, merchant. Favor
..yn ior the senate, Reagan for gov
~ taYors free and unlimited coin
s'iVer; want harmony, but does
MINK Baker should make any
from politics.
~ baily, blacksmith: favor
49, .sa lot senator. Reagan for gov
3.t ! want harmony, but do not
~ saker should make any con-
M 80 favor free silver; think Rea-
III ,ourse Is correct.
=. Ragston. farmer: 1 favor
sn Tor senator and Reagan for
-. because he is a good silver
IN. inink Reagan handled Clark
Xsl,, 'Snt harmony, but do not think
4 should have paid any attention
d lssNS S and his committee.
II, Williams. farmer; Favor Chill
IN senator, Reagan for governor;
In. Ie harmony meeting was for
3n,ss u ONCE and Baker acted very
8tl ~ uniting with the Clarlxites:
|fe.k ,pVNernor Hogg made a bad
- ms Dallas speech, do not APP
5l at all; favor free silver.
3tl,ss calthorp. farmer: / favor
+ .ssrcio f senator and Reagan for
9ftns mink Reagan Is correct in
4 nni,,s lerk' do not think Bakers
.ziols. Veiu nave made any con-
fz.un NSalighoy. constable; Favor
lrsf MT 1T senator. Reagan for gov
s;ats ,S x Reagan the best man in
81. IaVor harmony, but do not
'lls,,t HIsheF should have made any
41,r cS ssr Favor Reagan for gov
a e karnaeo,ih for senator, free silver
2aAa Irony, but do not think Baker
4 A. Here made any concessions.
r.. Resss, farmer; Chiffon for SEN
4 = larss s. FOR governor, because OF
~ hsr an, silver and the commission;
fs,s eosnm,,ssE, hut do not think Ba-
salons Anooid have made any
aaisa fo- merchant, favor
,'lt.ns, senator and Reagan for
A ~ ts,, or,. he is the father OF
~ roSn,t,aey and Democratic prin-
q ~. s'esd be for I.anham II Rea.
~. hut A. u the race; want har-
A NJ not think Baker should
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-24

leonard, Tex.-A number Of citizens
We're interviewed on politics as fol-
lows:
George W. King: The Democrat
sentiment OF this town and country Is
for Chiffon for senator and Cuiberson
Tor governor but would be for Reagan
IL he would run.
a., Il. Melton, postmaster: am for
age OF silver.
~, II. Robinson, farmer: ! am for
Chiffon for senator, Culberson for
governor and free silver.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-24

have made any concessions, am Gov
frea and unlimited coinage Of silver.
think Reagan handled Cinrk nicely
= W. Hays, merchant: Favor Nu.
gent Tor governor and stump Ashhv
Tor senator, says they are In il. wants
free coinage OF silver. VANS
w, j. Chapman, farmer: Want
Nugeht Tor governor Stump Ashby for
party people voted for Hog 10 AZ" Az
feat Clark. and that they are in il thls
Time and viii elect their man -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-24

am for Chiffon: for governor ] am for
]. II. Reagan. ! do not indorse Cieve-
lands veto Think Reagan had che bet
ter OF Clark and blistered him about
governor. The vote OF 1889 WAS the tcst
recommended at Dallas. hut the in-
dorscment OF tho platform and the
agreement TO support the nominees Is
fair test: the matter is In the hands
OF the people and not OF a few BOSSES
anyhow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-24

Be sure and use the old and wen tried
remedy, Mrs. Winslows Soothing
syrup for children tcethlng II soothos
the child gofteus the gums. allays all
pain, cures wind collie and rs the bes
remedy for diarrhoea.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-24

LOOK OUT FOR THE ART SUP
PLEAiENr IN SUNDAYS GAZETTE,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-24

FOR SALn--iiO0 acres good black land
~ two miles OF creason. all prairie.
" per acre, easy terms, $40 acres
sixteen miles northwest of Fort
Worth and one mile north OF Dido.
sixty ncrcs IN cultivation and tive
houses. water and timber, $1,000, easy
terms. Ia acres eleven miles east OF
Fort Worth, forty acres IN cultiya-
ton, house OF three rooms, water
ana timber good sandy land. IS per
ncrc, easy terms; nicO four-room cot.
taHc and lot. b0xQ0 feet. well located,
$500 $50 cnah. remainder ss5 per
month"; no acres sandy land ten miles
southeast OF Fort Worth, three mlles
north OF Kennodale, aixty acres In
cultivation, ninety acres timber, houae
Of Eve rooms and orchard 80 per acre
easy tormss ten and twonty-acre
blocks ono mile east OF tho city. fine
fruit ana vegetable land, t65 per acre,
easy terms; 700 acres fine black land
six miles OF the city, SIS por acre,
easy terms all fenced and water.
y. A, thurman q Co, Fourth street.
between Main and nusit,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-24

~-->--,~e-,o--,-y---.s.1---. -e..e>e>-ce>~,yo~>~~
ADMINISTRATORS Notice
IS hereby given that the undersigned
was, on the 22d day OF May, 1894,
duly appointed and qualified by the
county court OF Tarrant county, Tex
as. as administrator OF the estate Of
James n. Hunter, deceased, ana all
persons having claims against the os-
tate OF said intestnte are required 10
present the same, duly authenticated
10 the undersigned Within the time
prescribed by law. The DOatoiiice adj
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-24
JEWELERS..

n. G. HALL Jewoler, chcaros, houra
IN the city, Buys old rold and allver
Corner Main and Eleventh atreets.
Agent for Frnnco-Tcrman ring. Posi-
prices
Observation-Disclosures and jew
eler, cheap repairing. +. Steiner. 80
Main.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-24
STORAGE.

sTORAGE-If you store your houses
hold goods FOR the summer don't fail
20 see r. II. Darrah, Fourteenth aud
lersk streets. Get prices and inspect
city.
REGULAR storage houac for furniture,
pianos. vehicles, trunks. boxes. etc.,
new rooms; careful movinr, packing.
chipping. otcs estimates free w. l..
Blnyon 4 Co, 18th md RuaiS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-24

NEWSPAPER FOR SAI.E-rhe Oldest
and best paying newspaper and job
office In South Texas is FOR sale at n
sacrifice IN health OF proprietor n
the puly reason for Offering the plant
Tor sale. Terms very liberni. Nd
dresa l Mean Business. care Fort
Worth t,avettc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-24

FOR SALE OR LEAsls---lbS6 acres OF
good lind. suitable for pasture or
cultivation fenced and well supplied
with water; In Friu county. TeN.
for sale or lease. Apply TO r. Peter
eou pufig Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-24

bARGAlN-Sis5 for good uplight pr
ouo; pianos for rent and sold on In
stallmenta. Alex Hirschfeld. zoo
Main street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-24

FOR SAi.E--.one counter apparatus
trrns mako; 70 ayrupa. one Toe
shaver; original cost 500, win sell
cheap. Apply 10 the Capera Manu-
fncn ring company.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-24
ron sAlr.

FOR SALE--Block of twn-atory brick
buildings consisting Of fiye store
rooms, hotel Office and dining room
Only ilrst class hotel IN the city.
Rents at a good price, Address z. 4.
Altman. Brownwood. rexas,