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The Bossier banner., 1894-03-22
FlRESiDE FRAGMENTS.
Tongue Sandwiches. - Soak

tongue Sandwiches. - Soak q
smoked tongue over night and boil un-
til tender; let it cool in the liquor,
then skim and place it under weight
with plate turned over it When
wanted slice thin and lay between
slices of bread and butter, seasoned
with mustard.-Orange Judd Farmer.
Fruit Cake.-One cup of sugar, one
of molasses, one of butter, one of but
termilk, and three eggs. Teaspoon
each of cinnamon and cloves, one cup
Of chopped raisins or currants, heaping
teaspoon of soda and four cups of -four.
Ohio Farmer
Corn Starch Filling. one
cupful of milk in double boiler.
sweeten to taste, and add teaspoon
full of corn starch dissolved in little
milk. When scalding hot, add the
beaten yolks of three eggs and stir un-
til thick. Let it cool, then add ex-
tract of lemon or vanilla, and put be-
tween the cake.-Ohio Farmer.
Pumpkin Pies as Our Grandmothers
Made Them.-Let the pumpkin stew
slowly over the fire until it is well
cooked and of a dark, rich color. Strain
through a colander. To each pie take
one good teacup of the pumpkin, one
egg and milk enough to make good,
thick pie. Add salt, sugar and ginger
to taste. Bake well in a good, hot
oven.-Farm, Field and Fireside.
-Salted Almonds. and blanch
the almonds, dry them, and put on
shallow tin plates, only enough to
cover the bottom of the tin, and add
teaspoonful of butter to each plate.
Put them in the oven until a golden
brown, stirring frequently. Take them
from the oven, sift fine salt over them
and shake well.-Boston Globe.
Herring Salad. d.-Broil half dozen
of the small dried herring or two of the
larger kind, or two of the Yarmouth
bloaters; remove skin and bone and
cut the fish into shreds; add an equal
quantity of sliced boiled potatoes;
sprinkle over minced parsley and
chives, and serve with a plain salad
dressing. If garnished with head of
lettuce or bleached endive or with
water cress, it is much improved. The
capers to this quantity.-American Ag-
riculturist.
-Creamed Celery.-Celery not suffi-
ciently bleached for table use makes
an excellent dish if cut in short
lengths and cooked very soft in slight
ly salted water. Let the water boil
down on it so as to retain all the flavor
and strength of the celery; then add
enough milk or cream or both to form
good gravy. Thicken with -four to
the consistency of thick cream, add
butter if milk is used, little pepper
and salt to taste. This forms very
delicate, palatab BILE dish and is general
ly much relished. Farmer
Fried Toast IA dessert Gut loaf
of bakers bread into slices an inch
thick and toast them light brown
Pour over them rich custard seasoned
with wine, nutmeg and cinnamon, and
let them soak in the custard three or
four hours, then take them out and fry
them in hot butter a nice brown. Take
what is left of the custard and add to
it wine and melted butter sufficient to
make rich sauce. Put into it pound
of stoned raisins. Let it stew some
time, and just before sending it to the
table pour it hot over the toast In
stead of custard, pint of cream, high
ly seasoned with wine, nutmeg, CHINA
mon and sugar, may be used. Boston
Budget.
The Bossier banner., 1894-03-22
HERE AND THERE.

Remember that implements and
machinery that would otherwise be.
useful and entirely satisfactory often
proves useless and causes serious loss
outside of their own value, because
they are left to rust and rot where last
| used.
Now is the time to read bee litera-
ture. BY reading now and thoroughly
posting yourself you will not have to
say in the spring: wonder what was
the matter with my bees"
Draw the manure and spread some
on the fields as rapidly as can be. No
farmer wishes to be behind hand and
forced to haul fertilizers when every
effort should be confined to the prep
aration of the soil and sowing the
seed.
they have a chance to keep clean. The
reputation the hog has obtained is not
deserved. Even his appetite is no
worse than that of fowls and his habits
quite as exemplary. Give the hog
chance.
farms in France, and the consequent
unexampled prosperity of the French
people, is the result of law put in
force about one hundred years ago, re-
quiring that when land owner died
his land should be equally divided
among the male children. There is
limit, however, to this laws successful
ness.
"A breeder says to cure scours in
young pigs, mix laudanum, 21I drachms;
subnitrate of bismuth, 2 drachms; spir-
titus lavender compound, 4 ounce;
sirup tolu, ounce; simple sirup enough
to make 8 ounces. Dose, one teaspoon
full every three hours until the bowels
check.
Dairy farming gives more scope to
the business faculty than any other
branch of agriculture. The waste can
be reduced almost to zero, and the
farm, without additional cost, con-
tinually enriched. To make success
full dairy farmer requires level head
and every sense alert.
Live stock must form a principal
feature in any permanently successful
system of farming. This is true for
all countries and in every age. The
production of crops and their removal
for sale must sooner or later impover-
ish all soil and its owner. Live stock
enables the judicious farmer not
only to live and prosper, but to con-
tinually increase the value of his land.
"A prominent agricultural paper
says: Teach your children never to
talk about their neighbors, and set the
example yourself" Then who in the
name of sense shall they talk about?
Who are ones neighbors? Better let
them talk on any subject they please
and do so yourself; but teach them to
do it as it should be done, and be care
full to set a good example in this re-
spect.
"A writer says the surest cure for
lice on hogs is to take cup full of
lard and putting into it ten drops CT
quicksilver; work it together well,
then apply it, if a pig or young shote,
to the ears and around the roots of the
ears and the head; if old ones, behind
the fore arms, around the hams and at
root of tail. Apply the second time in
eight days.
Buy every good tool or implement
you need and can afford, so as to do
the best and quickest work, at mini
mum of physical effort. Use a horse
wherever possible, and thus cheaper
the cost of producing a crop. 1t often
times lies in ones own power to lessen
costs and expenses, while it is not prac-
ticable or possible to increase the SELF
ing price Of farm commodities.
The Bossier banner., 1894-03-22

isn't the proper thing to do and III.
only way we can rid ourselves of nm.
profitable stock. If there is better
plan let's have it, and have it soon
w. W. Stevens, in Farmers Home jour.
nal
, 1894-06-09
I'm Waihin9tonian BONE i.
8efnoet fid Der lang permi6te uno piel be-
fpro6ene Simsrott.

S6aBmet1ter Mm. 81. SimSrott bon Der
vStpit6meus Wlttual Glib Society, tpelcber
Dor bret g8ocben ipurlnS DerI6iDano uno
1eitbem fir tobt 9ebalten murbe, befinbet
iib augenbltdlt4 ais 8atient i'm Wal67
ingtoniau Some. Scin 8ruber un6 SOz
iep6 gtepart, .G;gentbiimer elmer Speiie7
anitalt unb Elm lan8iQbriger Sreunb Gins
rott'S, bra6ten ibn III elmer gelbloilenen
&uticbe nacb ser Q~[nitalt. Stmsrott be-
fanb itb ~0ernaBen unter bem GtnfluB SeS
9Qfo6olS, 6oB CT 9tiema1ben fannie uno
ii6 nit @eipQlt ipt0cr1eBte, ais man i'm
nacb letnem 53tmmcr brocbte. Wttt Notb
un6 Mfiibe parfcu i'm en6licb sic Qlufpdrz
ter auf Elm 8ett unb banben i'm feft. 6err
Summerbiue, Superintendent Der 2lnitalt,
iagt, baB StmSrott fir Die 9aEer mebrerer
Sage un5urehnungSfGbig fem, 6aB ct aber
bdlo feline D0le 9etitesfrGfte nteoer er7
l9t9en perOe.
6enrD Simsrott, 6er 8ru6er 6eS Ntchcrz
oufgetau6ten, ia9te, 6oB MAI oerlelben
yirgenbpo" in Bolton gefunben babe. Srolt
SimSrDtt iet bobon bena6ri6ti9t iporoen
unO babe i'm 9ebolt. Sin an6erer 8ruber
SintSrott'S NOR Der Mtetnun9, bd Der 2eB>
tere nt6t in 8oiton mar, alio AUDI 1tcbt
pOn ieiner Trau ab9e1Olt puroe. Die
2lusla8en oucr neutrality-suspicious. itnb
liberbaupt iebr tpiberipre9enb.
@ls Stmsrott am Is. Ofai ner16tp0nb,
ppute ct angebGi6 uab GDansoiQe 3ur
Contention ber yStpitbmenS 9lio SocietD"
retien. Gr bate cine beoeutenbe @elbs
iummc in Ser GoI6e, nit melber bic linz
foiten 6er. Convention unb ioniti9e Qlusz
9aben gebedt tper0en ioQten. Was aus
bieiem @eIbe 9epor6en 1T, tpeiB man ni6t,
bO9 i6etnt IS, baB ct, anitatt na6 @oanSa
bile gu geben, ith auf cine ousgeOebnte
Sauftour begab.
@eorge SHUTTER, Elm @lGnbiger ber
ySpttdmenS Qtib Gocietp, tpel9er n Is.
Mt6r3 einen s3abGungsbefebI bon $1,000
9e9en bieielbe erlangte, bat 8eitern i'm
&reis9ericbt bic @rncnnung zines @tnnebz
mers fir Die @eieui9aft beantragt. 9ur6
6ieie &la9e tptrb m0glicberweiie Die llnterz
iuAun8 barber, ob Stmsrptt's 8iiDer in
SrOnung iinb, beihleuni9t. 9ie piOerz
iprc6en6en 9lEsiagen ietner 8erpanbten
i6einen barauf btn3ubeuten, 6aB in 6ieier
8eaiebung tibt aIIes in Srbnung lit.
, 1894-06-09
Banferott.
Die 9irma 10. +. mofher s. Go. e~e3puneer,
iPr 6efhdft 5u f4Iie6en.

Die @runbctgentbumsz unb Germtez
tbungS zNgentur bon SO. $. Ut0i6er & 60,
346 O9ben 2Ipe., lit ieit benz /, SUM 9ez
ialofien, unb eS beiBt, baB cine Nn3obl bon
!6auset9ent9ilmern, fir Die bic Sirma Die
MtictbSgelber ctn3og, fir lebten Wtonat
nDb fetn @elo er6alten baben. 9aS Deficit
fol- uugefGbr $500 betra9en. Otoiber &
So. beganreu ibr @elbGft Dor unSefGbr
finf Sobren unb bis pDr einem Sabre
nabm ibrc Gunbi6aft iteti8 81 unb 81 ben
beiten Glienten geb0rten bic @r6en 0es
Stp8Iep NablalieS, fiir bic Sic 6trma un9ee
fGbr 100 Slats 81 Dermtelben bate.
Die S6ulb an Dem Nieber9an9e ser
Tirn1a piro benz jun9en Woiber beigentei7
len, Der Dor etuem Sabre an Stelle bon
Gmil 6. SO. Mtacbolbt in 0aS @eibGft elm
trot. @s miro bebauptct, baB Der iurge
W1nn ipeit iiber leine 8erb0ltniiie le6te
unb leinen iebr bGuftg Ieeren @eIobeutel
aus BEN eingeSogenen WttetbS9el6ern fiiute.
Die bts9er itet5 prompt be3ablten Gltentell
muBten ieBt oft ouf ibr @elb purten un6
einige oerielben pan6ten itb i6lieBItb al
ben QbDofaten Sobn so, Sliper, BET Der
Tirma, nabbem CT it6 bon benz Stanbe
Der 9iuge 9enau iiber3eu9t bate, ben Gatb
CAB, nit Sen @ldubigern ab5ure6nen unb
bos @el9aft %aufsugeben. Ser Ratb tpurbe
befolgt, Sic Grebitoren tpurben bena6ri9z
tist, aber CUR 3ileun9 6es Deficits, oas
6err Sliber in ben 8u6ert in 60be bon
$500 fanb, mar fein @eIb %Dor6anben.
Nacb beS 2%lbpofaten Q~lltsia9e tpirb ie6oh
6rau October, nm BEN gutet Namen BET
Jamilie 81 retten un6 tbren Sobn Dor gez
ri6tli9er 8eIangune SIT betpabren, OoOur6
Stats i9affen, baB ie auf tbr 6aus $50.
276 8arren 2lpc., pel6es einen @ertb bon
$4,000 reprdienttrt, cine 6ppotbef aufz
nimmt. Qtus Der aufgenommenen Summe
iDu bann bos @utbaben Ser @L6ubiger 9ez
0edt tDer0ert.
Die gr0Bte Sor6erung an bic 6irma baz
ben bic Grben beS Stpslep Gtablafies 6iez
ieLbe beIauft iicb auf na6e3u $1,000. @n6ere
@Idubt9er ltnb: s, S. @rep BON Ser Stem
Oort neutrality-suspicious., 6rau
80, u. @roD bon 422 MaribftelD Qloe.,
Trou Sc. S. SratpleD bon 260 Campbell
9lpe., 8. 3en1onsft BON 1894 %. 6arriIon
StraBe, 81. @etn9er bor 267 8Lue SSlon6
2tpe., 6rau u. Tuell9raff BON 524 Galiforz
mia NDe., S. g. Wolop bon 300 @abaI6
Qlpe., q. Campbell bon 1913 9ermitagc Noc.
unb Dtele NnDere.
, 1894-06-09
G~tnhnnnttnppRn

NteIiOn bor 6em Gri6ta9enmer6en 3u rettcn.
9ficbt better gin9 es s.. 8. Daniels. 0ieien
griffen ettpa so an, unO ct sog iicb, ais ct
feline anOere &ettung lab, nah Dem @ez
bdube 5uriid. 0o6 bepor ct bteie5 errei6t,
tpurbe ct gu. 8oben geporten unb ebenfauS
i6limm 3u9eri6tet. Der Boliset 9eIong
e8, bier Der &GoelSfiibrer bieier 9lttade,
Sobn Burcell, So6n 2otpett, Sreo 6orblep
unb George Bennett, 81 perbaften.
Die 9ticbtzl1ntonarbeiter nurben BON
8eltber Grant nit Geoolbern perIe6en.
, 1894-06-09
Gin DetroleumsRrieo.

9te STANDARD Oil Co." b~ertattft felt
9eitern tbr 9robutt an bic 6Gn0Ier btutger
ais ie 5upor. 9aS getp06nLide 9ampen@
petroleum toftete geftern 4 GeltS, einen
6alben Sent 1pentger ais porber. 2us
Observation-Disclosures aber bat Ser mGbz
tige Sruit Ben 8reis bes 8eIeu6tungSz
materials ntBt berobgeieBt, iOnberu Oiels
mebr, nm eint9e l1ntcrnebmunger 5u be-
tdmpfen, Die ibnen in Chicago Goncurren;
mad6t.
IS beite6en bier ndmIicb 6rei unabbdn;
8ige OeGz6dnbler, 6te 6irma Gretp, 2epid
& 60, bic Columbia Oil & Merconttle
60, un6 cine anbere. Die 8emibunger
6eS Seltruits ftnb bauptiG6lidb 9egen Die
eritgenannte Sirma gericbtet, pelcbe I'M 8ez
itb bon iteben Gtiternen tpagen lift un6
bauptiG3lt3 alf Der Norbieite Dtele &unben
bat.
Inn 6ieie Goncurren3 to6t gu mad6ert,
bat bic STANDARD Oil 60. ben ,greiS fir
0as Yetroleum b%era6geiebt.
Die Strm1er, pelbe bteStanberb StG So.
81 Dcrorangen iubt, iinb aber fetneSnegs
getpiut, 6as SeG6 gu rGulnet, 10 6aB Elm
vBetrDleum7&rie9" beporitebt. Die &riegsz
foiten :piro ipGtcr Dorausit6tlidb oaSBubltz
fun 81 tragen baben.
, 1894-06-09
0te S%teILuna Der y @Iubs Der $50
nal 2eague" 1T ieBt foloenbe.
Seuer

Sn benz 9titen>0 o Department Der 6abrif
0et nGOparb &Oos Manufacturing Go.",
Gfe oer 10. nnb 6iSfitr., bracb 9eitern ge=
gen . llbr gta3ntttlagS, tur5 noc6 Dem Die
Arbetter Otelelbe perlaiien, Elm Teuer aus,
Das, obpobl Die Seuerpe6r iofort berbetz
elite uno eS 5tenlicb i6neu inter Gontrout
brncbte, elmer S6aben bon $25, 600 as
900 am Maarenlager uno $4,000 am Sc.
bGloe) berlIriabte. Die in Ser 6a6rtf be-
i9dftigten 2trbeiter perben cine ,3ett lana
feiern miiiien.
, 1894-06-09
BafezBau.

9tu6 6aS 9eitrtge 3tpeite Spiel ser Serie
nit Sen SEEM OorfS ipuroe bon Sen Gbiz
cagOs perlOren, bauptidcbltcb, neil fie nibt
I'M Stan6e tparen, Die ibnen BON 9tuite suz
Bemorfenen 8GQe in 6aS SeIb binaus3u>
l6lagen. Wfit 6ieicr 0tieberloge ridcn
bic @9tcagos;; bie man in friiberen Sobren
ttetS an Der Spibe gu ieben 9etpo6nt mar,
IN Der Jtetbe bet 2eague7GlHbs in BEN
Iebten PlaB Elm. Nac6fteben6e ISABELLE
gtebt aue @t15eLbeiten bes 9eltriaenS pteleS :
, 1894-06-09
Beitrofte Qo[iiiiten.

Nuf @run6 ser @npfcbIungcn 6eS So
li3eiz unb neutrality-suspicious. Derfiigte
8oli3eicbef 8rennan aeitern ytabnittag Die
@ntLaiiun9 Der s o~li5titen 9aUio 6anraban,
bonn TO-, Sarnes S. Geefe pom p. UNI
Sobn S. Nape pom 43. 4recinft. @lei6e
3citig purbe Die Geiignation Don Soiepf
gtolan pom %. Drecinft an9enommen,
Die goIi5iiten Sobn S. 0anbcrS bonn 81,
S. M. Geeftnner, unb 0api6 Ofcabe pom
%. un6 Sobn q. GQiott pom 40. 4rectnct,
tpurben megen geringerer Ncrge0eu ge9ell
Bic Boli3eiregulatibe nit @ebaltsab3li9er
fir ie 5 bis 10 Sage b~eitraft.
Nbonnirtauf boS 2benobIatt Der Suinois
Stats 3ettung. 9rets l Sent.
, 1894-06-09
Das enOe ltabe.
Die heute in Columbus, fattfn.
oenoe Gonferen5

Sol oen KoRIen9rdbertreif beenoen.- Inter
tibun9en fir ole pulIman=Streifer, Ole
QoIi5ei 9ebt nit eutem Seiipiel poran.-
Die Convention Ger u2lmerican RdiImaY
Union" am Oienftae miro enereiihc
n1a6reoeIn oeeen ole pullman Gar Go.
treHen. = mieoer eiumal Elm Kanpi
3wiiben uniorts uno Ui9t=union=2lr
beitern.
, 1894-06-09
Stdoti1hes.
Brieffaiten.

8. Meter. @lS Ser Setter bes Inter
nebutens ptrO Or. SO, s. Stanton 9enannt,
bod lit uns beiien Noreiie ni6t befannt.
sic f0nnen pteuei6t gtdberes erfobren,
penn Sic fib noh Sem S6iffs6oupLab
I'M gtoroam beS TGuiieS begeben, auf benz
Der Scbooner p@eorge 8. @renn" 81 Der
Getle um9ebaut tpirb.
, 1894-06-09

Ser Subolt Ser 2tuSeigen Don 6oob's
SarioporiQa miro beitGti9t bltr9 sSn6orios,
pel0e i'll Der Sil1ou5=QSelt obl1e @~1ltanb
occeptirt miiroen. 9aS iagt beutlt6 9euug,
baB 9ooo'S furirt.
@oob's 8iI1eu furire1t 2eberleiOert,
@elb5u6t,
, 1894-06-09
Union versus Uon=union.

8pr einem Geubau an QtbQmSitr. ge>
riethen geitern union> un6 gttdt>llnion>
S6reiner aneinanber. 9as HeiuItat 6ieler
Garambola9e par Bic 8erbaftun9 bon bier
walking delegates unb Die icblimme Ser
lebun9 5tpeier ytic6tzl1niOnz Sc9reiner. 0as
@ebGube; boS benz Nnipolt QoutS 90. Grant
geb0rt, Dtrb fiIr 6Otel5pefe um9earbeitet.
0en Contract fir bic bterbei n0tbtgen
Experimentation bat G6omas Morie, sis
9Onneritag bei6Gfti9te CT 10 llniOnleute.
0O6 ais 6ieie cine 2ObnerbDbung bon 5
GentS pr. Stun6e forberten, entlieB CT Ie
unb iteute Nicbt@1nionz S@reiner in 9Ieicber
3abI an, QtlS Oieie geitern Nadbmittag BEN
2lrbeit5plaB DerIieBen, iaben itc itcb etiua
100 lInion>S 6reinern 9egeniiber, 9od
oa elm berbetbeOrbertes genll9en6eS . ~olt3etz
aufgebot 6aS @ebGube un0 Die 02ebenz
ltraBen um9ab, 9ingen Bic rScabS" (pie
tbnelt 3u9erufet mltroe) rubig nab benz
StraBenbabnipa8en. 0o6 faum bate elmer
ber1elben, NelS Nelion, Oteien beitie9en, ais
bier lInionzS 9retner iibcr i'm berfieIen
t11o tbn b%OSarttg 5urtcbteten. gtur Dem idbnel5
len Gtntreten 3tpeter PoIi3titeu seIan9 eS,
, 1894-06-09

kbico9u................O 0 0 0 90
pGarneb @rns" -Nep gort, 2. n5trit baie un er=
TDrS" - gtep 9Ort . Set on boie8"- 6bico9o, 5;
S SS Dqrt 5 g6irit baie IN balls" 0t @ieSia s; of
upome runs" = 8uiie. v3bree=ba1e bttd = M&urpbp.
nSmo=baIe Dit8"-9aIrDtt. Sacrifice bits" - 8urte,
9oDle. uStOlen baieS"- Sarge, 8urte, 9pDle. Soluble
Rlops"-9obIen. Srpin ltuo @nion; @niDn uuO tSrlpip.
Bet 1:44. Umpire" - Smart1ppoo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

The conmittc appointed at the last
meeting OF the Trades Assembly 10 at
tend to all preliminary arrangements
or the Labor dal Yarad. Intended TO
meet wednesday might. but owing to
some Misunderstanding a quorum was
not present A meeting is called for
Saturday night at 500 Rusk street,
next to st. Andrews Episcopal church.
The committee is composed OF Messrs.
kirkpatrick OF the Typographical
linton, chairman; Dwlggins Of the Far
mers' Alliance, Van Zandt OF the Ma
chinists, Grant OF the Boilermakers,
Vassar OF the Carpenters. Westland Of
the Cigarmakers. Brown Of the Gram
ite Cutters. Walsh OF the Freshmen and
Davis Of the Painters and Decorators.
Each member Of the committee is re-
questod TO be present Saturday night at
8 o'clock. as the success OF the Labor
day celebration depends to oonsidera-
BILE extent upon the promptness OF
action.
II is safe to say that Labor day will
pass into history as one OF the greatest
occasions ever celebrated by Fort
Worth.
The Trades Assembly means bust
ness In this matter, as 1t does in all
It's enterprises.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Picnic parties viii md 1t to their In
tcrests to call upon the Cotton Belt
before selecting their picnic grounds
Fort Worth on the line OF tho Cotton
Belt, Is well adapted for such pur-
poses. The grove is q beautiful one,
being well shaded. a nice cool sprlng
and large lake. which affords the
pleasurc-seelting plcknickers abundant
fishing. hunting and q pleasant day in
a delightful grove, The grounds are in
excellent condition and nre well pro-
vided with swings for the children
dining tables and seats for all. The
Cotton Bolt train leaving here at S;55.
a convenient hour n thc morning and
returning arrives In Fort Worth at
715 In tho evening Special rates and
attention paid To Sundny-school and
private picnic parties. Rates very rea-
sonable For Ill further Information
apply TO o. a, CARNINE.
c, =. x II. A.. 4Oi Main stret. Fort
Worth. Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Rev. Harry Cassll, rector OF the
EpiscopalIan church in Fort North,
will, about the first OF August begin
the publication OF church paper de-
voted to the interests OF the Episcopal
churches In this parish TIE paper
VIII be published monthly and enough
advertising and subscription contrasts
have already been made 70 insure the
success OF the new publication.
DR. Cassil, who will be editor. Is an
able divine and an experioneed ioJrl
nalist, having had many years OF ex-
perience In nearly all departments Of
newspaper work.
While the paper will be s9rted IS a
parish organ. It IS probable that in the
near future 1t win be enlarged and
made state paper.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

This is what many nervous sur
ferer wishes himself every day. But
thcre Will soon b. no necessity TO for
sake the husy-alheit somewhat noisy
scenes Of metropolitan life, II ,he
nervous invalid VIII begin and persist
IN the use OF Hostetters Stomach Bit
tcrs, which viii speedily hiring relief
10 4 weal' and ovcrstrung nervous sys-
tenn Day by day the body acquires
vigor through The influence OF this re-
liable tonic. aud In the vitality which
II diffuscs through the system the
nerves Complementary share. Sleep. ar
petite. dlgestion--all these are pro-
NOTED by this popular invigprant. and
II they arc, who can doubt that the ac-
QUESTION Of health and nerve quietuda
win be speedy and cOmpleteg Consu-
patton, biliousncss, malaria. nausea.
sea sickness and cr1mps in the stomach
yield TO this remedy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

For the meeting OF the national ed,
ucational association at Asbury Park
IN July, the Great Rock Island Route
VIII sell tickets at rate OF one fare with
81 added for the round trip.
These tickets will be sold July g,
and Z. good for return " deposited
with Joint agent. until September l.
Passengers can go via the direct
route from Chicago and return via
Lake Chhutaqua and Niagara Falls,
with stop over at these latter places
Al tickets are good via New York
city.
For further information call at city
ticket office. corner OF Fifth and Main.
w. II. ORION. c. IT. A.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

when consignment dealers and 9TH
ers, who must take notes for balance
due ON pianos nud organs they sell on
time, with which TO buy credit from
manufacturers or 10 sell In order 10
raise money, refer to banks and bust
ness houses for financial responsibility,
their cheek Is most remarkable. We
are agents for the best and most popu-
lar pianos aud organs We do not asi,
for notes on time sales,
THOS GDGGAN ~ RRO Dnllas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21
me Gn.r,,c,- spccInI Issue

ON July rs win deal eXhpustlvcly OF
the great natural resources of Fort
Wcrth and TarIant county.
Every person In Fort Worth should
send copies TO friends ard the leading
advertisers, Wholesale and retail
should ring mp our advertising depart
ment for representative "a call and
write up their business houses.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

The committees on examination OF
teachers will probably make a report
TO the board OF education Of the Fort
Worth city schools within the next ten
days ms to the selection OF teachers
and the board usually acts unon the
suggestions Of this committee OF ex-
animation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Everybody leaves sunday the ed,
on the Hibernian excursion to the ia
nous Arbuckle mountains In the In
dian Territory. Washita Canyon, the
stopping place, Is located between Ard
more and DOugherty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

One 100 light Thompson Houston dy-
namo. With extra armgture, In good
condition; just tho thing for oil mills
several 20 light dynamos for small GIN
neries at bargain.
THE sTRArroN-wHfTE co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Just received. n large line OF sum
mer novelties in mulls. dotted swiss,
Taconnes, India satines and woven
novelties. BOSTON STORE.
Third and Houston Streets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Just received. iarisN line o. sum.
mer novelties In mulls. dotted Swiss,
raconnes, India satines and woven
novelties. BOSTON STORE.
Third and Houston Streets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Leave Saturday evening for Calves.
ton vita Santa Fe, return Monday even
ing; s. round trip.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Just received, a large line OF sum
mer novelties In mulis. dotted swiss,
Taconnes, india satines and woven
novelties BOSTON STORE,
Third and Houston Streets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

The ball given by. Muiiers orchestra
Mt sportsmen's park last night was
very pleasant affair. and WAS wen at
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

IS TO Galveston and return Saturdays
July II q and IS via the Santa Fo