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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-24

Qf. Price's Cream Baking Powder
Hossgs ri. sfs1eess Asa4@.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-14
T THROUGH
Womanly Eyes

From what / gather from the re.
marks overheard in our Office the
politicians aren't all happy. Some OF
them who expected to have tho places
on the slate, il that's what they call the
thing somebody's always breaking,
rendered them by ordinations I'm
not sure about that either, are greatly
astonished because no such intentions
are apparent 1t must be a terrible
blow TO your faith in human nature
and in the belief that ''meris wins, &"
and ''be sure your worth will seek you
out" and all the other copy book fables
Of your youth, to have been cer-
tain that your fellow citizens
wanted you with q sonlful yearu-
ing for county treasurer or sheriff
or something aud then to discover that
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-14

Beautiful New Ducks,
Striking New Galatea Cloths,
Handmade Dotted Swisses,
Novel French Wool Challies,
Quadruple Printed Brocaded Cashme rings,
Plain and Dotted Serpentine Crepes,
Scotch Crinkle ~Ginghams,
French Swivel and Lace Effect ~Ginghams,
American Creponettss, the latest,
french and German Printed Flannels,
American and English Swivel Silks,
Irish Printed 40-inch Linens.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-14
APRIL "A. 1894.

PENDING A COMPLETE expert investi-
CATION, under councils direction, of
Mr.. Scrauton's proposition to sell his
electric light plant, it may be Interest
ing to note that expert authority, re-
viewing this same subject in Phila-
deiphia, contends in spite Of an adverse
councilmanic report that that city
could save the cost OF a similar plant
in three years. If slow Philadelphia
could do this in three years, could not
rapid Scranton. with its abundant fuel,
30 the same thing. If it chose, in two?
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-14
GOLDSMlTHS @ BAZAAR

WE HAVE nodoubt that Aprils intentions are good While
she shows a lamentable disposition to stop and sit down
on ola Winters lap occasionally she will get here by and bye
and bring some weather with her.
Oh, April! Hear our pleading call.
We give it up-youve fooled us all.
In the meantime come out between the showers, or SHOWS las
the case may bel and see what we have to make life worth liv-
ing. Look at these:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-14

WE SHOULD like to get from Speaker
Crisp nm exact definition OF tho real
difference between counting o .vot-
ing members Of congress as present for
quorum making purposes. as Thomas
B. Reed did and counting them as
present for revenue purposes. as Crisp
proposes to do. The whole amount Of
it is that the Democratic party has got
to take another big doie Of its own
bitter medicine, just as it did when ii
swallowed the. income tax prescription
compounded by wild.eysd Populists.
The chickens of Democratic abuse.
shoo0d away in the campaign Of 1890.
are coming home to roost; and glorious
Tom Reed is still by all odds the big
gest cock in the pit.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-14

our affairs and hearthstoneS-pro arts O.
focis. Without there i'd 10 safety for life
or property no opportunities Of develop
meEt and progress. All that the country
Is, sue makes oars. We are wise Of her
wisdom, rich Of her o~pulence, Respondent
OF her glory, ct. org of her fortitude: AT
once the prisoner Paul rose to emineHce
and obtained respect from Palestinisn
Jews and Roman soldiers wien he proudly
announced that he was q citizen OF Rome,
Clvis Romauus. And today how siGnih.
cant, tho world over, are tho words; ~
canuG!'
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-14

A new line Of Black Silk Grenadines,
Printed Japanese Silks from Is cents upward,
Changeable Glaze and Taffeta Silks,
Plain and Figured surahs,
Black and Colored Satin Sublime,
Black and Colored Engadines,
Covet Cloth, the latest Wool Novelty,
Black and Colored Rayures,
Black and Colored Diagonals and serges,
Changeable Brocads Dress Novelties,
Black and Colored Broadcloths,
Black and Colored Cravanettes.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-14

litions of anarchy, riot, dsmagogism.
aud ill-tsmpered debate, when section
opposes itsolf to section in = contest of
selfish interests and when legislative
preference is bought aud sold in thin
ly disguised barter, it is refreshing to
read sentiments like those we have
quoted; to read them with the feeling
that they are candid and sincere; that
they are the honest ~outpourings Of a
real patriot, whose blade on the battle
field fought for the same freedom that
his tongue has defended in pulpit and
on rOstrum.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-14

IF POET GLIDER is expected to read
verses to Mr.. Cleveland every time the
elections go wrong. he would act pru-
IDENTIFY to resign his other engagements
and prepare for Z long siege. Z
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-16

No change cars via Tuxna Panhandle
route 10 Colorado Hest service. short
est llnus and luickcst time by six
hours, FREQ reclining chairs cars city
ticket office. i0i Main street
George l., Cause. funeral director nnd
ombalmor Full assortment OF under.
tnkor's goods, Takes fun charge OF
funerals aud furnishes ali necessary 70.
qulroncnla. No. all Wost weather
ford street, Fort Worth, Tcx. Tele.
phone ihi,
MIR Thrash. manager W. H. Tnyior'H
shoe department. last nlght showed n
Gnaotte man the immense atocit re-
comfy purcltnncd and Nhiuh arc offered
ht such low prices hH "a snrm unrrn-
sunuhle. II w marvel Mr. Thrnuh 10
one " tho greatest hustletA In 'TcNan,
mud knowa his business thoroughly.
Mansion hotel the lnrgent hotel IL,
Fort Worth, located on Fourth atreet
between Main and Huak We nra now
moved into our new dining room, an,
second floor overlooking Huuk ptreet
where one cnn eat IN comfort. protonted
by wire screens. FREQ FROM All durt nnd
cooled by natures hrocsnH uhtss h..
ducod 80 81 per day, Rupper iodstnt,
aud hrenkfnHt 1850. Ton lnrro aan,nis
rooms on ground floor Tor use ~ ron,.
merrini men. 100 bedrooms. hnth enni
ana clean for usn or tho TRAVELLING p,,b'
lie. We solicit trial md auarantne
sntlHfnctlnn on Runlt Htrcet YOU win
sea one OF w w Dunnu nrrnt irtltnt.
ing wheels which N detained To- furnish
wntcr to milliunH NJ nrrrp nf yrretn.
tion, W. w, DUNN a aON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-16

c u conatedine. nhllRa, V q firuoks
A. l.ouiai W u Williams. ogden, len
Thhinn, palmei GoorEo Chnppellu,
nnliAii G w childrbss. Torruli h "
Maddox, city, w. y. Mickey n - \ G
uutler city, G n Row. city. Il pnyie,
Wichita FRllHl u Nrilapn, city, rhoa.
y nirgH, uiOhe- Democrat, l. u WHIT.
ectt, Globe DruuoraU u u BELTS, city,
y " l9brltn Denver, i y Kennedy. cltyi
Y = itencllck, chlcaH0i y A Wright,
lllg NnflnHa n n iipriinn q g a i T.
Hyl A u Tnllaierro, Denver. n u Camp,
city, NJ 4 Carver. Cityl ! n Cnnldln,
city. 9 q Campbell. city. A ! imtlor,
city, w ludllna, cltyi J n Mpuohan,
Mancheatcr lnGlnnd. u u auyton,
Wivhiia Fails; a 9 lLeatpploh. linton
\ lirawn. city, " l. ariniu Min.
nrnpNlie. MINI; 4 N Nnlirr Wlnaborn.
u II Young Giraffe, IShs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-16

Picnic parties viii nnd 1t to their In
totpnta 10 call upon the Cotton Btit
before selecting their picnic grounds.
Chfroltun, located thirty Miles enat N
Fort Worth ON the llno uf the Cotton
Holt IN vol adapted far such pur-
pnHrH Tho Hrove u beautiful one.
being we'll nhadod. a nioo cool Hpfinn,
nnd large lake, which Affords tho
planalro-aeolllnR plcltninltcrH abundant
nahinp, hunting and y pleasant dry IN
a dolirhtfut grove, The grounds are IN
excellent condition and arc well pro-
tldod with swings Tor tho children,
dining tnblcH mud seats FOR all Thu
Cotton nelt train lonvlnR here a. 800
convenient hour It The morning. and
returning arrives In Fort Worth at
7t6 IN tho evening. Special rntca and
attention pnid ~ sunday school aud
private picnic pnrticn Hnton very ren-
annphlo For an further information
apply 10 q. A. CANINE.
c, u q =, A., iOl Main strtt, Fort
worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-16

THE aorvlcch NJ tho broadway
rreahytcrlan church loat night wcro tho
most interesting az any ynt held A
large congregation wae proseut The
pictures shown were nNmc OF tho moat
beautiful that have been thrown on
che screen. First mobile shin ftolghtcd
with human souls nallod out from In
harbur soon the ahy beran 20 lower
aud dark clouds enyclppcd H. whom
suddenly II ntruok rock, followed by
a Hash 81 lghtniug mud In u mumcnt
the whole ahip was Hocn In thu dis+
the llrht house VIVA seen IA tho die,
,1ncc, the llfo boat pushed from It aud
the Hcanon ptfugBiing In the wntor
were Picked NJ hy tie brave rehnuerH,
81 ought chrlhtihna 10 tehcuc the rnuih
OF those Holng down before the storms
OF Hln.
Air. Lloyd sung ''now On over the
irideh," n beautiful hymn nf two little
utphara lott by a dead mother 10 n
Haylura cluo.
Mt. claHotta nermon wan from tho
test "Iiim that voinath unto me I viii
~ No wise cant out" lie showed how
no two souls are even saved IN tho
same way, ana tOuk w the different
circumstances under which people are
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-16

led 10 Chrlnl. and nhpwcd That 4 n mol
The way we come 10 ChriHt bui the fnrl
Int We really come. No matter how
we come, II we only really come to HIN
40 our BayioE He viii not cnAt us out
AZ the close uomr eight o. tun *.
preHsed deBlre 70 become Chrintiana.
There viii be no aurvicn today
either morning or night
on Sabbath MF. t'lnHctt win preach nj
II u. m, ana 8 y. M At tho morning
service there VIII be n public reception
OF moinhcra.
Monday night MIR. ciagott WIN nivc
an Illustrated talk on tho "ChneHa IN
California" showing a large number OF
piutufca taken from life and Illustrating
all the diffnrcnt phases ~ Chinese
life Tuesday niRht he will take his
ilEtner On n visit TO the Martyr Ufnves
~ Scotland" Most of these pictures
nre from photographs made by MIR.
clagclt himself on the Etound. and VIII
be especially Interesting 10 Acotchmon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-16
A LAKE JUST the THING.
AN rxrrnr rnrto,nD TO isvi's-
riuArn rms wArEn rnvnLnm.
y. n. unwiey In ohrrHr Of thr "''e'
snsvey,.ii- ra,cr- tho nnna-
ting Of nam.

The next uucaiion Of what II 10 he
hone Tor a permanent water supply ms
n, lnat becn attacked IN proper man
ner,
}. II. itnwiey, civil engineer, VINO
win 10 plraanntiy remembered hqfr an
tho director ana engineer of tho prcb'
ont ryEtuin &c water works, has been
employed by the city oB committing en-
titneei, 70 nHHlHt the water workr bvnin
Ia deylaing some poaitiye plan TOT
Che potinnnrnt storing OF an adequate
supply OF whtcr Il.
Sir. ilawioy Nnn Heon IN tho city hnll
,his morning lie was cnuheed In HOOK
ing over the dinafnns ana plhhn OF
,ho small enip1unding dam, winch u -
proposed to build Immediately, ny ne
cnurteuuay stopped hla Work nhh pvi-
niittud nu Interview
III anil that ho hnd been engaged to
mako an investigation Of the hltuhunn
aud 10 the most practical mvthou q!
urturlnH an adequate Aiid pvlmhn.h'
water supply FOR the city Thle m
vpnttgatlon. he says, VIII be an nN,
hnuHtive survey " lhn pVllplin y, W.
both rivofa. aud extensive cxpoflmenls
20 determine the now Of the river nnu
fhe oSiont OF evaporation, which, by the
way. N by no means an lnpVrthnt lho-
tpf In this climate lhnfu nANo newer
bosn any experiments " THIS hlnh ~
ihla section, that have come To inc
tnowinits ~ Mi 1inwlny.
Tho survey win hu Tor the purpnnc or
locating nuithhin site TOT an lnihgnne
rmpnundlnH ana storage dnm, rms
dam VIII not, hH W generally aupnpauui
only back the water MP Il few feet IN
the natural banks OF the river II ~
proposed 10 iHcufc romn place whuro q
comparatively small dnm WIN cause
the river 10 overflow an extensive area
of low lands, ana form u lhko, which
W1l be innNhhuetthlr. This lhnd to be
purchnHed hy the city, II suitable
place ran hu found wntur sufficient to
Inst The city q yoar can be caught dur
inB one froHhnt
'rhln plan. Mr. ilawicy thinks. cnn
be satisfactorily arranged. but he NayR
that he viii not nuRnuHt u remedy until
he hhH thoroughly ana ckhnuntiVoly
dlagnGued the tnnn. lie win Huryoy
every water cuuIar, mako nuuifriuH on
rerimunlH Enu Snd out what eau hn
done, then give hia prescription mot be-
fore.
lie said however, In hlH opinion, that
u reservoir located On nu rmlnoncr WAS
not practical 1'hc average cost NJ
proctlnr such N $4,000 for each mlllinn
gRllnnai and RH Fort Worth uHnq 5000,
cn000O WillnnH " water a day, II "
onHy 70 see thnl y roarrvplr lnfEp
enough t1 supply the city for my
length " time w out ~ tho question
10 say nothing ~ tho expense,
Thu lnko aohcmu NJ hy FAR this cheap.
est anu the only question Of thnt u
the proper place
Tho city engineering force who arc
notnH under ordcrs Of Mr. ilawloy
started the survey yrntnrdny Tho,
commenced work nn The blum, lust hN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-16
senshorc Escur-iou over vnndHIia
aud penps,tVnnin short Lines.

Low ratio round trip tickets TO AS
bury rnrk will be sold Via Nhndalin
and Pennsylvania short Lines July Z.
X and o, account National lgducnt lonai
Association meeting. AHbury Park al
Joins Ocenn Grove, Long Branch. Cape
May, Atlantic city. lGlbtron. Sea Isle
Park, HarneRht hnd other delightful
watering places on the New Jersey
conBt, to MI " which the Vnndaila
aud ponnRylvnnla lines lead direct from
81 Louis solid Ycntlhulp trains daily
from ~. Louis 10 Philadelphia, where
connection IL made with frequent trains
for the Heahhuro Tickets may DO OBJ
lnined 90 principal ticket onlcep Of lead
Ing railways In the West and South.
went Roturn limit on excursion tick
nlN VIII be ample FOR aide trips For any
desired information nddreqa j. Nj. Chea.
brouHh' assistant general passenger
agent. ST. Louis, Mo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-16
QUITE A FAIR PROPOSITION
no iNoREAsn Tun CIIy's wArnu
surrLy.
A New Process for Forcing water
gu, OF Wells wblch Ila,.
siuEnish EiOw.

-, ,,-, -,
lort worth VIII room have "a chance
10 lncrcuBe the capacity VI tho water
,yotks no a u,o,,,t,t,n, IA ,i,t, ,r,,,t
49,, ~,
"'' pNuh hHue I" inc Whtsr WORMS
COMMITTEES OF the city council.
The American won 60. of Aurofn.
IN. has Southern hopduuartprs al Dnl,
las. where ID has put thn pntont air
nreas room ~ In bnuht Ne,va
THE company hive what is chilled
ChRptnnn'H patent nrtpeinu ,yntnr air
lirtlnp prnauaa. which tntAns ugn.ilu,y-
ing wpns 10 flnw without pumuiuq. do.
liVctinis from ttyp 10 ave .iuios mcre
water than Dan be pnuined rhn tnn-
pany nlan clnlms MAJ th.lt ayute,n IA
moro ooopotninni thnn nny otber FOR
inislur large dunntitina of yntpr
The procaaa IL alnlplr. Az iniuptad mir.
which In fn,e"d Inv,u ami MIN,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-16

rrionds caii an nim-uc spends ut
Decatur To-day.


Col. Horace Chiltor wna here last
nlght on route TO Decatur where he
speaks today. le tho corridor Of the
pickwlck ho WINS the ccntcr of large
group OF warm friends and admirers
who were plcdglng him nnew their
support When soon by reporter
Col chiffon beggud Ia be oxcuHed from
regular Interview aud rofrrrgd the
reporter "a ha friends M TO his Ronti-
mentH nnd hts chance Of winning IN
the senatorial race. Col. u, g. Cugdell
Of the First National bank Of Grpn-
bury, who dropped In durlng the night.
assured Col. chiffon that he might de-
pend upon the support ~ Hood county.
Hon II w. Harry " Dnllna VIM will
ing 10 speak for his county nnd Hon.
VIM cnppH OF this city N sure that
old rmtAnt county IN atrlctly IN line,
Col. chiffon In In excellent spirits ANA
wodtn The air Of one who " certain of
victory IN the contest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-16

Won't YOU please keep me out Of my
troubles BY correcting false abatement
about mo hclnE one OF the bcya ar
rested for thefl I WIS never IN my
NE arrested Tor thvft and I was not
cNen IN the city (Which / can pr6sel
thr day those children were accused OF
tRking cigars
u you VIII publish ,hia for me MIR.
Gazette IN thank YOU
UAIATfN LOVING.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-16

AZ tho II o'clock service OF NJ An.
drcw's Eplscopal church tomorrow
morning Miss Lttn Clark 81 Dallas, a
memhcr Of IT. Marka choir uf thul
city will nmH hcnutilul n0erlerv.
Mr. llhghen VIII nlnR the Qrurtofy ~
ninht Mr Haynes viii be- trinem.
bored nv the gentleman whn nana the
beautiful aud tender solo M 81 An.
drew'a In this city n few weeks aEn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-16

Mrs, w. NJ, llnnnoy han gone Ia
Houston TO spend week or ten iays.
Miss Anne and Cecil Nurnnt of lack.
son, Mltny nre Visiting the fnmlly Of
thelt uncle. Judge Thos. l.. Nursnt
at ~ woat Fourth street.
MlHa ola Mash Of Dallaa win ppend n
fdw weeks Ia Fort Worth na Tho t1ieat
% Misc Helen nAggett, on the sout6
side MiHs NaRh arrived last night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-16


In the county court IN the suit Of
y, j. cnnnpn We, ] j. Watson a yar-
dict FOR the plalntin was rendered
FOR 500.
In the acyoniecnit district court tho
trial Of the Fult ~ the First National
Bank ~ 0rnnbuty W. ! W Pee et NJ.
was concluded. and thc case given TO
In the rorty-eigith district court tho
suit % a =. iuehctt Va the Agticul.
tuf0i luauranre Company IN on trial.
says tie Deserted Her.
Annie M Welcome has flcd suit In
tho Hoyuntsnnth dlntrlci court nHitinH
for n divorce from hrr husband Frank
Welcome Thgy wore married nt Al
buqucrluc. N NJ IA 1881 ana plnluun
ALLEGES that In 1850 the defendant de-
serted hor aud rho does not know his
nrcnoni Whereabouts. She hnH been
compelled 10 support herself by manual
labor. defendant contributing nothing
To her support
iteni E-tntn Transfers.
q. o. Muodic 10 Philip Tunui. part OF
lnt I IN block n, DaEgetta addition.
$500.
Wallace uondrlclta aud Harry q,
IIrndriclgR, executors uf tile estate OF
u. a. Hendricks. daconnod, 10 W. II.
Hurley lot of Hendricks nuhdlylsiou
Of block 40. $3.50,
q. q. Edwards to MrB. enlllr H..
Morris, blocks II and ~. lllwnrda'
hcirp' nddulpn, $500,
Dundee MORTGAGE ana Trust Invest
mont Company tlllmtpM TO N G.,
ur0wn. tots 4, 2. q ana In bluclt Cl.
nnRkutra addition, an Of hloolt ~,
Dngpetfu addition, all OF block III,
Dnnuotra addition 10000, rNicAf.
dood nr trust
George Haley and Alexander Cilroy
Ia Julius AivIrd, part Of block ".
Fuckers additions 1900.
w. A Garner yesterday flled suit
nuhlnal The Telegram company "a MI
for $4,000 damages for alleged libel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-16

lt WIN pay YOU 60 visit Turner g
bhErg tomorrow mottinr nnd Nm az.
magnificent dlfplny af Tarrnnt rn.,,,,,,
products everything on tho vtns KIN
w. M Fiew, ilsplayed IN ~ nau,rni
a,Al,' Which WIN remini you Of Inc
n sni. 5lf,nH ialnse that you femembNr
onlN ige Wen Ths neho nnd nadrusa
~ each rfuwer win Do iAFifed M, n,..,.
cshihit Everybody rcspeotnsly WV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-16

70 all members of rraiernnl Mvsti,
Circle You are requested Ia ,nset MN,
Fort worth Ruling No. iia Mnnaa,'
nlfht, June ~ at X O'clock OLA tfni
lows hnll. Fourteenth aud iiouaton A
iouslhR Fuod meeting viii he Ma
Every meinber ~ Fort worth should
nc present Election OF officers ana ~
pVll iipin hpldpuntters Giving full in.
i'iiha,lnns 10 not mlar this moutihs
49, c onRtCK, wer,bv 1na M.
Worthy ftegof,ier N''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-16

Has recently changed hands ANA been
newly ntied M thus making n one
of the best nud most fashionable roH.
tuurnnts " the city
n you want a good meal served for
% cents hy attentive walters nnd pre-
pared by nrsi-ulhan cooks! you should
Gull nt our restaurant
Short orders Il speciality.
We solicit your patronage.
w. ~. ROnlNRpN Proprietor
Uig Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-16

The funHuH growth nf tho oonHlgn-
mont businraa In pianos ana orHnns IL
but ah cXrreacenon on legitimate trade.
dun 10 nman agents tcounslgnlnH To
h,nniier AGENTS nhd sowing machine
These Insist upon notes az
we'll aa lron-nlNd contracts nnd mtereat.
offenun only doubtful guarantees IN
exchange. when you want pianos visit
tho old AMI reliable house OF Thoa.
uoKgHn a rirn,, Dallan.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-16

llofnrc buying your tidkcta ON the
22ud Inst. 60 the following points DO
hurp aud llrHt sec the Santa ife nronta
they WIN Hlve YOU lower ratoB thnn
ever hoard ~ nefpre to ChirnRu, 81
lnulR, Kansas CITY, ~. Joseph Atchi-
son, Junction city. Hannibal, IllrhVo
Cairo nnd Moberly, Tickets ON sale on
the 32nd only.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-16
KNOWLEDGE

lrlngs comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly u,ea Tho many, who live bet.
ter thnn others and enjoy life moru, With
lcsa expenditure, b motc promptly
adapting tho worlds beat products 20
tho needs Of physical balnR. will attest
the value 10 health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced IN tho
cmndy, Syrup u Figs.
Ia excellence Ia duo TO Ne presenting
N the form most aonantnhle and pleas.
ant 10 The taste, tho relfeehlng and truly
beneficial properties uf perfect lax.
alive, cllhctually clcanainE the syuicm,
dlspelling colds headaches and feycra
and permanently curing constipation.
Il has given 1atitiaclion 10 millions aud
mot With the approval Of the medical
profession. becauan Il aria on tho Kid
ncyH, LAYER aud Bowels without veal
enlug them mud Il u perfectly fre from
every objectionable substance.
Hyfupof Figs IA for sale by all drug.
glats II 00c pnd 81 bottles. but N "a man.
iiactnfod BY the California Fig syrup
90. only, whnse name IA printed on cycry
package. also the name, Syrup OF Firs,
mud being well informed, YOU viii not
scpepi any Substitute II onssed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-16

mlder a. Atnup n ceiiun. TEX, VIII
conncuce q rerlus of disroufseu az no
hihemofe rvhooi house on tho corner
FlEtt Ahd ilnfding nirceta. June ~ AZ
II a. Ms 10 continue through tho week
NJ tiap y m. Wherefore be
~ nek uuwlaa but desalaiadlna what
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-16

tho WIN of the Lord w. fgph. v: n. The
spirit aud the bride say come. ana let
him that honreth say come. let him
that W nthlrHt, come ana whatsoever
VIII let him take tho water Of life
freely,
ny order OF Church of christ 1T this
place. H. NJ MAHatEGALV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-16

Account az anuunl convention Of n,
y. a association ~ Milwaukee, tho
Missouri. kansas ana ToNNB, katy"
VIII Hnll un Juue a. n mud ~ tn Mil
limited fare, nnnl limit for rntutn M
teon days from dnif Of fulc. iiumum-
her tho place ltb Houston street.
w. N, WINFIELD. city Ticket Agent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-16
manu- MIA. a tinnd Ohnnor

nut buy n ticket on June ~ to any
point Ia Kansas ur Missouri ~ the low.
en, rAton ever offered. Apply to any
tlukot ngonl NJ tho Missouri KnusRs
and Texas railway for further Informal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-16

The best on Earth, or don't buy tscn
Nohta nothing 70 look AZ them ar ~
We more to get one. Maddox. Eiliaa,,
q Co.. soll them on easy payments ~"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-16

Arc what do the business -Four large
floors crowded with new goeds, aud
Hoid on easy pnymentu are what Mad.
prove, too.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-16

The funeral af Mira rlnrcnca e.
Smith WIN take place from tic rsai.
drnrc NJ her hrprlvr,ln-iaw ] q, glmp.
son, gn2 weai Firth street NJ II a. m.
Saturday. Friends invited