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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-02
DESTRUCTIVE OCCUPATIONS.

Poisons That Lurk for Flax and ArAScial
Flower Workers.
Very little is known Of the danger
TO life and health that exists in many
occupations where women are largely
employed. In England a league has
been formed to call attention to the
facts of the case, and Mrs. C. Mollet
has made extentive investigations,
says the New York Sun.
In the linen trade the fax has to be
left to soak in the water, and rheuma-
tism, bronchitis and pneumonia seize
upon the women who have to deal
with it in this stage. In the fiax-card
ing department the fine dust pro-
dnoes lung disease and kills its
victims at thirty. In fur-cape max
Ing the odor and the fne fluff are both
extremely Injurious. A singular in
Jury Is caused to artificial flower maxi
srs. especially those employed in max
Ing white flowers by gaslight. The
sry dust causes infa1ned eyelids, and
the work is 30 trying that women are
sorn out long before middle age. In
the china trade the clay dust settles
year by year In the lungs until con-
sumption results.
In the whitehead trade horrors are
found quite equal to those of the phos-
phorus match trade. Lead is in itself
highly poisonous, and the most dan
gerous part of the process of making
the ordinary blue pigs of lead into the
deadly white carbonate is carried ON
by women, because it requires less
muscular strength than the rest.
Cakes of lead are put to ferment in tan
and acetic acid for three months, and
then the cakes have to be grubbed out
Of the mixture by hand, the poison
getting under the finger nails. After
being ground to powder under water
the dishes Of damp lead have to be
placed in stove to dry for fortnight.
The worst part is when these poor
women have to take away the dry, hot,
stoves. Even the muffied heads, the
woolen respirators, the sack overalls,
fail to keep out the deadly dust They
rarely live many years; sometimes a
few weeks or months bring on the
symptoms of acute lead poisoning. to
which they rapidly succumb. This
white carbonate of lead is used for
glazing china and enamel ad-
vertisements. The only safeguard
would be in prohibiting the manufac-
ture, and 1t would be possible to do so,
for various substitutes are in the
market.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-01-02

face, and the speed attained is said to
be about twelve miles an hour on
anything like decent road, the skater
not suffering greater discomfort or Jar
than does the bicycle, tho only thing
being that he has to be more careful of
rocks and snags, rs the stability of his
one foot ION the ground at a time) is
not SO great as that of the two wheels
of the bicycle. Not only is this adapt
able to the road, it also comes in for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

Columbus. Ohio. Oct. ls,-Jasper
Colby, the negro sentenced at Wash
ington Courthouse to twenty years i'm
prisonment for criminal assault on
Mrs. Mary C. Boyd of Parrots sta
ton, a most estimable old lady, was
landed in the penitentlary at o'clock
this morning. He was escorted here
by Sheriff Cook and Deputy Busck.
and were accompanied on the train by
the Columbus companies OF the Ohio
National Guard. The prisoner was
taken from the train at Denison avenue
not coming into the union station, and
walked TO the prison, one wall OF which
Is ON the avenue. The military re-
manned In the cars and We're carried
to the union station. All the troops
have left Washington Courthouse.
The military all told until $3.50 u. m.
numbered less than 100 men. Against
the surging hundreds OF the mob about
the court house this small band kept
up n determined front. Finally when
the First regiment from Cincinnati and
two companies from Columbus arrived
about. $50 a square was formed by
the mon Of the Fourteenth and es-
corted by the First, the line OF march
for the cars was taken up. the negro
being in the square. He had been In
the court house about twelve hours,
the officers not daring to attempt to
return him to the jail. En- route to
the cars in the early morning nothing
Of interest occurred except that n good
many people We're stlll in the streets.
lust before the troops left the
death. of C. w. Johnson was ANNOUNCE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

. Cincinnati. Oct. IS. - A Commercial
Gazette dispatch describing tho after
noon at Washington Court House says:
me soldiers had easy duty guarding
tne JAN, the greater number OF citi-
Hehs remaining on the opposite side of
IN court house until $3.50 o'clock. BY
that time the people had learned that
y was Intended TO have the negro ar
Ilsned ana sentenced in time 10 take
MN TO columbus on the train leaving
mere at 4;5O p. m. Col. Colt was In the
act OF taking the prisoner from the
Jan to the court house TO receive his
sentence. The courthouse steps were
cleared and a wide passage way made
to the Jail entrance Sentries at close
intervals and with arms, kept the lane
clear. There was menace in the rest
less movements Of the mob. When all
was ready the side door of the fall
opened and Deputies Lusik and Cald-
well. with the plnioned. negro between
them, stepped out upon the walk.
There was an instant OF hushed silence
Then came cries of Don't let them
go; get him; kill him." and the mob
rushed toward the sentrles. The lat
ter took the position OF charge and
then stood firm. The wave broke only
when steel met flesh
At the first cry the deputies who
Were surrounded by Sheriff Cook, Col.
Colt. Major Speaks and other officers,
rapidly pushed the negro up the stone
steps, near the top OF which occurred
the most serious trouble. Here the
most determined rush was made, and
the soldiers were forced to use their
bayone;s. Among the foremost was
gray haired Henry Kirk, brother-in-
law Of the victim He pushed forward
until he touched the legs OF the flying
negro. wher a sideblow from a bayonet
tumbled him down the stairs safe IN
side the door The negro was hustled
up the stairs into the court room
When Jasper was called upon to rise
and plead he had to be assisted to his
feet He made repeated efforts TO speak
and whispered guilty" in barely
audible tone.
Last night 400 troops Of the First
regiment arrived at Washington Court
House at $3.50 q. m. having consumed
four hours In travelling n miles. 1t
arrived at Midland City at 1:40. which
IS 80 miles and reached Washington
Court House at $3.50, having consumed
one hour and fifty minutes in going
SO miles. Arriving, the soldiers found
the streets deserted and the lynohers
had given up the contest. The negro
| William Dolby. alias Jasper alias Mar
| tin, was placed between four ranks of
militia and marched TO the train, which
started for Columbus.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

I, New York Convict who BIDS High
for Freedom.

Now York. Oct. 1S.-Romer Best, a
convict I'm the prison at Dannemora,
|rilnton county, n. Y. claims to have
|,he secret Of perpetual life, and wants
|io have his formula tested ON the con-
,dlton that, II II is successful he shall
4 be given his freedom.
i His case has been taken up by Chas.
BRADY, who was released from the prs
an on Tuesday. Best. he says, Is an
Intelligent colored man Of SO years VINO
was sentenced IN u Brooklyn court TO
|serve twenty years for burglary. HIS
form viii expire in 1902, and for his
Iuherty now, Brady says. Best Is willing
10 offer mankind this greatest boon.
HIS proposition Is that he be taken
from the prison on habeas corpus pro-
reedlngs, and that he meet commits
tee Of doctors and scientists before n
Judge. the latter to decide the merits
OF his claim
Brady says the principal, Ingredient
in Best's elixir Of life Is alcohol. "A
part of his treatment Is 10 give the
candidates for perpetual life an ounce
OF butter and follow this with GUAM
tity OF alcohol. Best's theory IS that
alcohol will sink below The hIner and
thus the patients brain Will be pro-
tected from the fumes and he VIII not
get Jag on
Unfortunately for the locked up
Ponce de Leon he cannot ret the aleo-
hol In prison to make a test Of his
theory. Brady says Best has made
this proposition TO the warden rereat-
n eddy but has always ben laughed at
He also offered an execution by slec-
a trrlty and TO restore the victim to life,
4 but the state authorities would not
4 take the chances of niiSting capital
punishment twice on the spme sub
ject Brady says Best IS well cducat-
ed, Intelligent and populnr with com
vcts and keepers. lie says - has
been thirteen years perfecting his for
mula, and asserts that Vt viii prorons
life as long as II is used lie vii. not,
however, give up the secrets until re-
Nased from prison. His grandmother
lived to be 100. and ne expects to live
always If he can get the required al
cohol
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

most lowly to the most prominent peo-
ple that were given up or pronounced
inctirable by the most prominent ply
slcians OF the city and state, that I'M
der his slsiliful treatment and soothing
remedies were restored 70 health.
In treating diseases Of the womb,
ovarian neuralgia and enlargement OF
Inc ovaries. DR.. Fisk has no equal. He
does not use the knife or cautery, the
remedies are soothing and curative.
DIR Fisk is a thorough diagnostlcian,
toI.atiug the most difficult and com
nticated diseases with ease and nccu-
racy, without asking but few ques-
n YOU want first-class scientific
treatment, call on DR.. Fisk.
Call on or send for testimonials Of
natlents cured.
mr. II. W. Fisk CURES CATARRH.
pfSEAeE OF WOMEN. BRONcHIT-
fs KIDNEY, LIVER, BLOOD and
NERVOUS diseases. DIABETES.
nnOPsY. BLADDER TROUBLES.
r6REk lst Vitus' dance RHEUMA-
n,fSN. PILES. FlSTULA and all forms
~ chronic and Blood Diseases. Medl-
cine furnished at the office.
TREATMENT BY MAIL
me system OF mall treatment adopted
NJ DR.. r. w, Fisk guarantees the
same good results 70 those submitting
their cases through correspondence as
N those who come IN person.
Write for dIagnostic blank. II will
describe you symptoms accurately.
No for women No. 2 for men BUSH
ness strictly private.
r. w. FISK. M. ID.
over Tea sfars. -os Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

Newburyport, Mass, oct. is-rhe
twenty-elghth annual state convention
of tn. Congregationallst ASSOCIATIONS
of Massachusetts and Rhode Island
viii be held here from today to Octo-
Der "a. Leaders in association work
from different parts Of the two states
will present papers and make address
ses on live topics concerning this spe-
cini work for young men. "The Asso-
cations Relation 10 the Industrial
CInsses." "Finauclal Lessons for HARD
Tlmesi' "Bible Study for PERSONAL
Cr5wth." and THE Association as an
Ivangellzlng Agency" are ameng the
tonies 10 be presented. Men prominent
in ali lines of CHRISTIAN work from an
ferent parts OF the country VIII deliver
addresses.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

The Metal Industries Trying to Inn
prove Their Conditions.

The Metal Industries Trying TO I'M
prove Their Conditions.
New York. Oct. rs, The Iron Age
will say today:
Common misery seems to be draw
ing different branches of manufact-
urers closer together. The coke manu-
facturers have been talking of arrange
ments lately for more profits. The
iron men are trying to get together.
In the barb wire and wire nail trade
earnest efforts are being made to rem
der the excessive output uniform by
the mines.
'Bessvmer pig is steadier in the
Pittshurg market and weaker east Of
the Allegheny mountains. Billets are
easier In the East, but as yet buyers
are not taking hold TO any consider
able extent Bars have been making
price records lately.
"A, fair amount of structural work Is
coming up IN New York, and quite a
lot Of bridge work Is being placed in
Inherent parts of the country. still,
anxiety for winter work is growing.
and the outlook for the next few
months is far from bright. This is
the season when outdoor work re-
stricts production.
Forge pig iron is q little stronger in
,ne Eastern Pennsylvania markets, but
irons are generally dull throughout the
country There has been quite a heavy
movement I'm tin at declining prices
and some activity In lead"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

sweet Revenge Of the Victims of n
Chronic Practical Joker.

clevelend, Ohio, oct, ls.-one OF the
most exciting weddings that ever took
ilaee In this city was that OF Attor-
hey II. il. Goft last night. Con is SO
years old, and through long bachelor
mood has perpetrated a series OF prac-
ueal Jokes upon his friends who have
preceded him In the matrimonial rela-
non They bided their time and at
s4' ~. got even" with vengeance.
While the ceremony was in progress
.ne OF the consplrators found the way
y, 70 the groom's room. stole his travel
~ suit and hid It In the barn. Con
siIyNed an ulster from his newly
,e4nifed hruthcr-in-iaw aud wore II
~ the train over his dress suit. on
Irving at the train he found his
PINE ear section decorated with
"nlse ribbons and white roses.
me trip to the depot was made on
ne Street car, another conspirator
aSVins' with his wife, palmed iheni-
,tNes on on the carriage driver as
~ pride and groom and were driven
he depot. The quoudam groom
Possessed himself OF the satchels,
,,hanopags. umbrellas and the like In
carriage and has hidden them.
MIRA conspirator followed Con-
a,sfese from hts home TO the depot
snF the day on a bicycle. bought a
-SAc' 10 o'nstcad Falls, Ohio, FOR ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19
THE GREAT
SPECIALIST,
Ronderfui Cures e.
fesleS BY a Physician
wLo understands his
frofasslon.

As a successful specialist DR., H. w
I,isk cannot be surpassed IN als Pr,
fSssion with twenty-five Year, eioss
st1dy and experience, each year ae
ding 10 his already vast store -
knowledge and experience, ms iepuut-
HON stands unparalleled. IKE peu,
con light 10 guide the unpreInui,n.s,u
sdiieted 10 peaceful haven OF heai.h.
Rinse who know Or. FISK and nave
taken his, treatment, pronounce NV. nn
,,neoIiaiied as a specialist pr. lsk
Mas natients from all over Tho state OF
ire~as. New and Old Mexico, Colorado
tlansas Missouri. Arkansas, Tennes-
sse Iouisiann and Alabama. The mar
row minded Jealous physicians cal pr,
Fisr oaaci. and their weak followers
r-aeot the cry. Those who know Or
Flgk know him 10 be an honest con-
seIentious and successful physician
ms cures have been marvellous ana pe-
yond the comprehension Of the wise
acres in the medical profession. lie
stands on his own merit The won
darful cures he has affected IN our
midst Is enough to convince the most
slteptical OF his ability, HUNDREDS o.
cases could be cited here In Fort MoIsn
and surrounding country from tpe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

cents. checked the Luggage TO that
village. where 1t is safely stored in The
home OF a friend.
Con- and his bride WIN p,as Ntt.s
Frances southworth. move In the high
est society OF this city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

ADVERTISEMENTS In this department
are charged for at the rate OF ! cent a
word each issue. payable In advance
No advertisement taken for less than
rs cents. Advertisements for situa-
tons wanted half price.
Professional. financial and other
cards. special notices. etc, In this
classified department, 81 limo per
month for space occupied.
Advertisers should remember that
letters directed to initials only are not
delivered through the postotilce II In
itials are used they should be directed
TO the care OF some person. firm or
postoffice box.
List of letters remaining uncalled
for in the counting room yesterday Mt
8 p. m. Persons calling for them will
please gny advertised;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19
WAN IS.
TnE GAzETrE is THE GREATEST
WANT MEDIUM IN TExAs.

Personal.
situations Wanted.
Help Wanted.
Lost, Found. strnyed or stolen.
nna riding Houses.
Rooms Wanted.
For Rent.
For Sale.
For Exchange.
Busiucss Chances.
Financial.
Attorneys.
Real Estate.
Miscellaneous.
Special Notices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

FORT WORTH steam pye Works.
Laden and gents garmcnv Of all
kirds dyed ADd cleaned. pochex
Bros. 2Qa Houston street. Fort
Worth. Tex. Goods sent BY express
promptly attended 70
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

No &c, nun, en-, ma, ~, ,,,,.-
ia ,,,s,ios ~ NJ, - ~
-Greet,n1 N 49, "a ia ~, ~
D. Maddox. executors Of t6s es 'tau :" =,
c. H., Higber dccoased, having fiied In
cur county court his final account OF
the condition OF the ESTATE OF said c.
II. llgbee. deceased. together with an
eNeoutorship, you ARE hereby commnnd-
cd that by publication OF this writ for
twrnty days prior 60 return day here
of IN - newspaper regularly published
IN the county OF Yarrant. you give due
nutiee % an PERSONS Interested In tho q
account Tor inW aettlnmNnt Of anid es-
tate, to ME their objections thereto, II
any they have. ON or before the No
vcmher term, lsAi. or eaid county court
commencing and 70 DO holden at the
court house nt Nhld county IN the CITY
Of Fort worth, on me hfst Monday IN
Novemhcr, a. - lest when sald nc
count ana Application VIII be consid-
cred by said cour'.
Wluessi JOHN p, KING.
Clerk % the County Court OF Tarrant
county
Given under my hand and seal Of
said court, at my office IN the city Of
Fort Worth, TINS sth day of october,
ISL, ,sn1n i'''' IorfN p r7Nc
e,.,ts ro,,rt,, e,,,,,, srar,.,,, rM,,,i,. 80
no yvApNtfR MEASUREMENTS
Dan,iiy cierif
,rue co,,, rertlfv,
n a pftt.pes
shcrlnr ~ r,rron, rnnnf,
Nv ~ N pSA
ncnvt,, sbnriy
sHERlFf'S sALI-BENL ESTATE
by Virtue Of an execution issued out
of the County Court of Tnrrlnt county,hl
Texas. NJ cauac No a9f7 l,ucher and
Moone w. q W Clllapie. ! lid. OH
the i2th day OF October 1894, levy upon
the following dcacrihcd rcnl estate rs
the property Of g. ~ 8nlisple, de4i
fendant to-wlt. Lots II, ". 10 aud 90
In bioak 90. Tcrry's addition 70 ths
city OF For, Worth. in Tarrnut county
TeNas, I will, on the Gfh day Of No.
vomber. 1884 tho same hclng the nrnt
Tuesday IN November, 1894. botwaeA
the hours prescribed hy law FOR shes,
W. en,'s s, NIL U's H ea,,,, '3t WIZ ,ss
~ rnrrhni not,ntv Tcvat
n 4 EN- nga
sbertff os 'rn,r,rt f,hnnty irsx,a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19


we want n live. Intelligent worker IN
every county OF the United States, 10
canvass for Tie Gazette and other
publications. Ladies can do the work
as well az men. No experience or cap
itai needed. II you take only two or
ders a day you viii clear 500 per
month"; but Il Ia easy to average five
or more orders dairy. Our special new
plans enable our agents 10 take an
order from nearly every person cam
yagsed. The business in exceedingly
popular, and the work Hight. Anybody
ena do IL. Write for particulars. en-
closing this advertisement, 10
STATE PRINTING CO.
20 Fort Worth. Tex.
WANTED -First-clnBs men 10 sell iite
Insurance: men TO furnish nrst-elass
business can make hrst-elaHs contract,
Harris a Patterson, state Managers
Hartford Life aud Annuity Insurance
company, Dallas, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19


In answering advertisements,
please mention The Gazette.
FOR sALE-ciood four room house and
barn; lot GiX2OO feet, near Union depot;
$1,000 soc cash and $50 monthly. Thls
is the railroad mans chance TO get
a good home. NJ, l.. Chambers, Real
Estate Exchange, 200 Main street
AT A BARGAIN-Two brick houses IN
Bowie, Tex, Situated ON Smyihe street;
desirable location aud best town Ia
Texas; property rents Tor 500 per
month; have To sell. Write John $.
Hogler, Bowie, Tex.
FOR SALE 100 acres OF fine prairie
land, ~ mlles north OF Crowley, IN
this county. This Ia o fairly improved
farm With GOOD water; $50 per mere
small cnrh payment. remainder In ten
years Mt Z per cent interest; no man
1 can nffOrd 20 rent when he can get
land this wRV. 1910 acres II miles west
OF Fort Worth all fenced and 100
acres In cultivation; good house and
large barn: artcsian We'll and creek
This is n horse ranch tn perfectiou
$4,000, forms easy. $40 acres Of good
black, waNy prairie land, two miles
from Keller IN Taripnt county, all
fenced' $40 per acre; 81 per acre cash
remainder In ten years at 3 per cent.
interest VIII cut into 100 acre tracts.
Fine farm of iiO acres near Wichita
Falls TO exchange for II good residence
IN Fort worth Special bargains IN
city property and fruit and vegetable
lands near the CITY. r. A. Huffman &
Co. Fort Worth, Tex.
FOR sALE-one OF the best farms In
Cook county. containing 1885 acres
about seventeen miles from d5inoa-
VILE, on the Red river, Apply 10 w.
l.. Ligon, GlO Main street, Fort Worth.
TEX
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

la answering advertisements,
please mention The Dn1ctto.
nARGAlN-siS6 for fine. ncarly now,
AVO uprlrht piano. pianos for rent.
Alex Hlrsohteld, l02 West Sixth street,
For sALE--A good stock OF druEs al
Il bargain In this town. and the only
DRUGSTORE IN county OF $500 Inhabitants;
terms, cash OF part cash and balance
wei secured, Address BoX d5, Beejn.
min. Tex,
nARGAlN--SS5 for upright piano, In
good condition; must BE sold Apply
to Hlrsehiield, los West sixth street q
FOR SALE Blacksmith shop In town.
10 miles from Fort Worth; complete
set wood aud iron tools: two-atory
house and lot: good well wa
ter all for $500. Choice rnrma
10 exchange for city property
NJ l., Chambers, Real Estate IA
change 200 Main street.
FOR sALE.-on elght-culumn wash
ngton hand presh, in good condition;
VIII sell at bargain for cash, also
one Model hand l1hber. Address
w II. Mcdaniel Bonhnm, Texas
lplt SAl9-lf You have properly you
Wish sold quick, list II with met every
man that wants to make his wife
.NllA NhNN NiN UNllt from me- - -
Hare, 103 Main,
FOR SALE one lO0-llRht ThompsOn-
Houston dynamo with armatures. at
n bargain. For large gins or OH mills
Also several 20 ana 30-light dynamos
for hmnll gin OUTFITS The Stratton-
White Co, Fort Worth, Tex.
PRIVILEGES AT THE COTTON PAL
ACE FOR SAllE--Sealed bids for the
following privileges win be received
IN to October 25. Terms hair cash
when prlvilssn IN sold and the balance
November 20; Three restaurants and
lunch stands, In the building, In
the park; . cigar and tobacco, ! In the
building ana I In tile PARK. 9 fancy
candy. ] IN the building and / In the
park; lemonade I I'm the building and
l IN the park / perfumery III the
pnlaoe; pop corn aud peanut stands,
IN park; ! merry 10 round In the purlS.
boot black stand; toy balloons. In
the park fruit stands IN the park
! Ice cream stand In the PARK;
l temnle aud chill stand In tho park
! JapaneRe goods, In The parlt An
privileges ara sishject 10 rules and
regulations governing the Tcxus Cot.
ton Palace. Man schlod bids 10 be open.
ed on phursdny oct 25 10 the under
ugucd LEVIN PLUNkE1vr
70 Secretary, Waco, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

WILLIAM G.. HENDERSON, counsel
or-at-law and solicitor Of American
and foreign patents, trade marks ami
labels. Rooms 20 10 20. Norris build
Ing, corner Fifth and + streets,
Washington. d. G. Seventeen years
experience. including service N ex-
amining corps. u. s. patent office.
Send sketch OF model for report as
TO patentabllity. Correspondents In
vited. Mention the Fort Worth Ca
zette
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HELP WANTED.
,,ii !, a.
pien.e mention The ':nret,c.
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NANfhD-iielp IN Kitchen, HeF mAnla
IAN ltreets "a
-,
WANTED--An all round printer APP
ply !" Ni'i4en- i'''''oVi"'' '''''"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. timer TO
work ON commission; good location, IA
dress Progress, Holland. Tex,
Act,N,,re WA NJrnD -f,oot,tr,, d.,tce.
t''i'..r ti,,,, gosr.itn'i. ,,han,,,, No., a,,,
other fuel. big money. Address Fuel,
Hotel Victory, Gainesville, Tex.
a, >,rp, An oo,rr r..o UrS,-,i.-s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

simla, oct. 1s.-The Indian govern
ment does not confirm the announce
ment made by n newspaper OF Lahore
that the Ameer Of Afghanistag is dead.