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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29
BIT BY A MAD DOG
SIXTEEN YEAR OLD noy VICTIM OF
A VICIOUS brute.
He Goes to Van Alstyne 10 Nave n
Mad Stone Applied TO tho
Wound.

Sherman, Tex, Nov. eS.-tspecisl)--
Melvin James, aged 10, was bitten this
morning BY dog afflicted with rabies.
The young man went to Van Alstyne
10 have a mad stone applied to the
wound.
Professor w. A. Hemphill. one of the
most popular singers in the state. will
at once reorganlze the choir at the
Travis Street NJ. IL. Church.
The cold snap has impeded the work
OF carpenters and brick masons.
The city council met In special Sos
sion Tuesday night, and the city at
torney was instructed to draw an or
dinance prohibiting blocking the
streets. The council voted TO Instruct
in safe condition An ordinance was
passed to prevent the sale Of damaged
goods, wares or merchandise in tho
city. All locomotives were limited to a
speed of six miles an hour within the
corporate limits,
Mrs, Josephine Allen died Tuesday of
consumption.
A new weekly paper has been started
at Tom Bean In this county II. L..
Moore and G. j. Hurd are editors and
proprietors. The paper has Il very
significant name. "1he Rolling Stone"
The cost of running the county gov
eminent from the 18th Of July. 1876, the
year Of organization of the county. to
the present time, has been sl,562 23i.Si.
The county is out OF debt, and has
money IN the treasury TO pay for the
new $4,000 vault.
Grayson county now has under course
of construction the largest fire proof
vault In the United States TO be used
FOR the safe keeping Of the county deed
and court records. It's dimensions
are S5N39N3i feet. 1t is being built
within the court house and will be two
stories high. Four hundred tons of
steel and cement will be used in its
construction.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29
GREAT HORSE SHOW
CALIFoRNIANs VISITING Nssw
YORK TO GET POINTERS.
The Mig show VIII begin tn san
Francisco Next Tuesdny.
Judges Selected.

New York, Nov, 2s.-whiie the horse
show was in progress delegation from
San Francisco came to this city. The
Callfornlans were here TO make ar
arngements for their show, which be-
gins next Tuesday. They secured the
services of three local experts as judges
in the heavy harness class. Francis t.
Underhill. Richard G. Cannon and O.
X, Bloodgood, the men selected to pass
on the merits of the high steppers. the
tandems and the four-in-hnnds. started
on Tuesday night for San Francisco.
Samuel w. Taylor. Jr., editor Of tho
Rider and Driver. which gives special
attention to horse shows, will also be
at the Golden Gate city next week aH
the guest of the association, He left
here last night and going by faster
train than the others Of the party Will
reach San Francisco ut the same time
they do,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29

Fancy Peaberry. So q
Primo RIO. 20c.
Fair Rio, Ito.
Common Rio. 1sc.
Beans-Lady Washington. es-lc.
Lima, &c.
PINK. z $40.
Bnyotis. . 3-sc. N
Black-eye pens. a1-se
Produce ana fruit Apples. fame,
Northern per barrel, ss,5oIa.oo: Mcxi.
can oranges, ss,75; choice lemons. seos.
s4Oop4.bO; Concord grapes. ala pound
baskets. COO; Catawbas. ii-2 Id baskets.
2sc: per baskets onions. now, n per
Pound; new Irish potatoes. northern.
Flour ooSbers pricea,--roncy p,,sn,
$3.50; half patent. si.so; family. s.C5:
foreign rl.,is. high pntoat. tig5: fancy
patent. si.so; straight. ti,Js.
Grnin bags-Baie lots, new 5.bu.. A.
ounce. 5 SAC; new . i-9 hushei. s ounce
corn. DC; centrals, hale lots. &c; La
f'a'as' SCI county, Fro rroaa as,,, sacks, 90.
wheat--No. 2. roc; No. 3, SIC.
Corn-Shellcd. mixed bulk, lob lots.
soc; ear corn from wagons, ?Oa1pbr.
sacked corn, car lots, I. 0. b., country
points. 10 i-2c, car. 2vo.
oats-Texas rust,proof In bulk from
wagon. i6miIc: car lots, sacked. 4. o. b..
country points, II i.2 TO Is i-2c'
Hay1-,ob lots. T.So8soo. according to
quality.
Bran--Job lots. oOei Cur lots. $50; +. O.
b.
Meal. 10 pounds. l0c; car lots. 1oc.
feed meal. Sci car lots. poe ewt.
Poul'ry-Fnt spring chickens, s2,00u
2.g5 per dozen hens, SAYS per dozen.
Turkeys-5d5 i-2o per pound,
Ducks. In full feathcr. $40 per DOR
en-.
Geese. in full feather, $500 per dog
en-.
Butter-country ioGi5c: creamery,
23@25c.
gut,erine-solld. ao.pound tubs. lac.
Eggs--1Sc
Hides Dry flint, eISc; dry flnt dam
aged hides, 305c; green salt hides 3dpic;
green butcher hides. sl-2c; dry salt.
Prime tallow. si-teSs lee: dry bleach
ed bones. ~ nor ton
Local Iiveatock Market.
Reported by the Standard commits.
sion company. union stock yards.
Fat steers, s2.5o9S. feeders. s2.b0Ga. 10.
good fat COWS. t2,oo1e.2b. medium cows
sl.e9gLso; heifers, 1l.'aGs.oo. calves.
Fat hoss--Heavies. 3.9baa. SO; rood
demand; tat mast hogs ss.oode5.iO; light
hogs. ssOoIa.io. In good demand.
Local Cotton Market
In the local cotton market yesterday
but little was done on account OF hoi-
day. and receipts were therefore small.
Quotations are us follows:
Low mlddlng, slice.
Strict low middling, $50.
MiddllnR, 5-Sc,
Strict middling, S-4c.
Good middling. T-So
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29
10 Be ADVANCED.
SCHEME TO RAISE RATES On
STEAMSHIPS.
,rsa in Transatlantic travel.
sesrnge Rates Placed nj Al
most prohibiivc Figures.

rsu York. Nov. 2s.--A local paper
..rs, Before December 4. when an
sssrsement which the continental limos
ssve iust ratified goes into effect, an
.no,sase in steernge rates Will be mnde.
This Is the forerunner of scheme,
sccording to well-lnformed steamship
.nsn 10 advance first and second-class
rates OF transatlantic travel as we'll.
7, h a pooiing OF issues similar to the
..scently formed railroad combine, by
mich competition Is. put out of the
question, and the proportions of the
'amnnnles interested are Increased.
thus far only the American. Anchor
cnnard. Allan, State and White Star
i,res are Interested in the pool. 1t Is
understood. however, that overtures
Nil be made to the remaining trans
Atlantic lines and already the question
n universal formation has been
nlaeed before these lines So import
al was the work connected with the
nresent pool that the presence OF Bruce
/, MAY, or the White star line, and
ciemont Il. Grlscom were present.
Mr. May came purposely from Eu-
rone 10 attend the conferences. which
were held every day for weeks in this
civ, As n result of the prolonged la
bors OF the British line steamship rep
resentatlves. It IL learned that 1t was
decuel 10 llNTflHt FltfIdHt IuhNh rum
ii 10 $40 on each ticket. But the more
Important action taken was the adop-
lion OF unique scheme, the devlsing
and suggestion OF which IL credited to
Clement T.. Grlscom, whereby the
strongest kind Of pool possible was
formed. The new arrangement con-
templates putting all the steamships
Of the pooled companies into various
classes, some TO be entered In class
as low as the NTH. Such vessels at the
81 Paul 81 Louis. Campnnia. Luca-
MIA, New York, Paris. Umbrla Teu-
tonic and Majestic VIII comprise the
first class,
steerage rates OF travel on vessels
from this port will be placed at an nj
most prohibltive figure. That IL, where
Il formerly cost from $40 to S25 to
travel on these steamers, the rntc Will
be raised to from $50 to S3i. This is
within few dollars OF the second-class
rates on these steamships
Those vessels eligible for the second
class IN which the steeraRe rates have
been figured on at dccrense OF from
50 to IS from the nst-clasg rate are such
craft as the Auranin and Etruria Of the
Cunnrd line. Adratic and Britannia, of
the white Star line. and Chester OF the
American line. The rate on these YES
sells will not be less than S27. which is
much higher than the existing Storage
rate on any transatlantic line. The
steeroge voYaEer will begin to get
something like n reasonable figure
when he patroniges the third class.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29
/ HOLIDAY MARKETS


Liverpool. Nov. s.-Cotton-spot ac-
tive business. prices higher; Ameri-
can middlng, 23-S2d. The sales of
the day were $4,000 bales. of which
1000 were for speculation and export.
included 10000 American. Receipts.
1000 bales, all American. Futures closed
quiet but steady Mt the advance.
American mlddllng, l.. NJ. c., i.37. No
yember and December. 4.35eli $50: De-
cember and January. 4.35; January
and February, 43iel435; February and
March, 4.3iqi.S5: March and April.
June, 1 s6d3.37; June and July. A.3IQ
4,3S; July and August. 4.3sdi.S9.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29
nuRIiAH ron DUNDEE.
Irrigation Work VIII neuin In deal
Earnest

Dundee, Tex. Nov. ESPECIALLY
The moguls passed UP the road early
part of the week.
our irrigation Ia a settled thing. the
amount set for the project Is 5000 900.
The next thing Ia the charter ana
then work viii begin In earnest
The country Is almost n solid wheat
field.
Plenty Of meat and bread. and work
for all that come.
Our merchants are solid. No sickness
nor deaths.
Hurrah for Dundeel
Everybody Is happy this Thanks
giving.
The open sesame TO every ones
home is turkey and crhnberrieH.
The snow is past: sunshine reigns
supreme.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29
LOCAL PRICE CURRENT.

uams-Medlum plain and canvafsed.
l0c.
Hrestfast bacon--piain and canvas
sed, Q 3-Ic.
Bacon, bellies, smoked, 71-2c.
Dry salt sides. &c.
$. c. bacon, i-2c.
Dry salt bellies 5-fc.
Leaf lard. Heroes. lie.
Compound lard, tircea. Lee.
Lard In cans advance over ticrce
price:
SIC: 5-pound cans, 7-sc: 3-pound cans.
lie per pound,
sugar-standsrd fno graduated. in
bags OF 100 pounds each or In barrels,
Use; cut loaf or powdered. s-sc:
choice yellow clarified. 4 i-ic; prime
yellow clarified, i-Sc.
conee-Roastcd, l-pound package.
Mokaska, n 1-2c; Arbucltle. 22c: Lion
?2c; MIX. &c; cordoya. 2o.7si Early
Breakfast. 26c.
Fancy Rio. % 1-2c.
Choice Rio. 81 Ito.
conee--Green. Fancy lava. 2ac.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29

London, Nov. 2S,---N the wool auc-
tion sales today l0.2S5 bales were of
Tered, OF which GOO were Withdrawn.
There was fair business. however.
and bidding was most active. Prices
were full, especially for tho best
Erowths, American buyers often pay
ing the rates which prevailed at the
last sales. They have taken 1000 bales
20 far. The following nre sales In de-
tail' sydney, 1925 bales; secured. Cd,
greasy. 5W9 lid. Queensland, 722
bales; secured Qd@is 20; greasy. 8 3-idp
ST. Victoria. 1927 bales. SECURED. o ga
llls; grensy, 5d0ts. South Australia.
2OS bales; greasy, &a6 3-4d. New
Zealand, 1884 bales: secured 7ddls
led; greasy, . t-2GI l-2d Cape OF
Good Hope and Natal. s27 bales; acour.
cd, 1-2d@ls 1-2d. greasy. 4 $40
8 Id
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29
IMPORTANT TO STOCK MEN.
Thousands of Hcnd of Cattle Are
Waiting.

Eagle Pass, Tex, Nov. 2s,--tSpeciaD
The treasury department has tele-
graphed the collectors once at Eagle
Pass that the crossing OF live stock
at Preside and Bouquollos Will be IA
ciltated. which probably means mat
an Inspector representing the depart
ment OF agriculture will be Immediate
two points, where 1t Is reported thous-
ands OF head OF cattle are waiting Tor
permissIon TO cross. The quarantine
expires December 4. hence the gov
ernmont Doubtless means 10 act at
once This Is OF special Importance 70
stock men In Mexico. opposite tue
big bend In the Rio Grande.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29
MONUMENT no POOR 10.


Shamberlain, 8. D., Nov. ga Nom
a,nent TO Iron Nation. the former head
seniei OF the Lower Brule band Of
e,oux VIII be erected over the grave
" me dead chief OF the Lower Brule
reservation. The money was raised
~ subscription among the Lower Brule
r ran. Iron Nation was one of the
c Most warl'ke of Sioux. but during the
Svsing years OF his life his voice was
as, seu ~ behalf OF peace and the rapid
aavancement OF the Lower Brule Sioux
= uue principally to his efforts. So far
NJ ~ known. this will he the only case
wnere monument has been erected
srsr an indian by popular subscription
among Indians,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29
TO SEE CORnETT.
Dan stuart Has Gone TO New York to
See the Windy pugiIIst.

Dallas. Nov 2S.-Dan a. Stuart left
for New York this morning to person
ally see Corbett and have him sign
articles OF agreement for a finish fight
with Fitzsmmons, near FL Paso, Janu-
airy 10. Before leaving Mr.. Stuart said
he had no Idea other than Corbett
would accept his proposition, and he is
more than confident that the fight Will
be pulled off on scheduled time. Should
Corbett persist In his determination to
retire, It is thought more than likely
a mill win be arranged between Fitz-
simmons and Maher to take place on
the date named. However, the hope
exists that Corbett may be induced to
enter the ring and so settle forever the
wordy war OF the past eight months.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29

WILL open about November 27th In
the. Glen Walker building, Houston
and Sixth streets. "A complete now
stock of Chinese and Japanese novel
Ties OF the finest quality public cor
daily Invited TO call and examine.
Tang Fat. proprietor,
oTICE-TRusTEE's sALE-VJhoie-
ns. on the 10th day Of May, ~. D.,
1894. the Wichita Valley Mil and Ele-
vator company OF Wichita Falls. Tex,
for the purpose OF securing one hum
dred and twonty bonds OF the dcnoml-
nation OF $500 each, executed by said
company and payable to bearer on the
FIRST day OF July, 1914, with Interest at
s per cent from date, payable SEMI
annually; did execute aud dell yer 10
the undersigned and Morgan Jones rs
Joint trustees, a certain trust deed on
all Of the renl and personal property
OF said company including It's mill,
elevator and plant OF said mill, sltu-
nted In Wichita Falls. Tex, together
with tho appurtenancea, frHnchlR ~ ard
rights thereto belonging, az Ia fu lily set
out In said trust deed; and
Whereas. demand has been made
on said company for the payment OF
the Interest due on said bonds, In writ
ing, more than ninety days prior to
this time, and
Whereas, Morgan Jones. one Of the
trustees In said trust deed named,
has refused TO further act IN the carry
ing out OF said trust, and
Whereas, tho holders OF said bonds
have requested me In writing 10 pro-
coed to sell the property described In
said trust deed under It's terms. as
therein provided;
Now therefore, this Is TO rive notice
that l will, ON Tuesday. the third day
Of December. 1896. the name being the
first Tuesdayyin eaid month, proceed
TO sell the lbove described property.
and all the property described In said
trust deed, at public vendue at the
court house door In Wichita Falls.
Wichita county, Texas. for cash, be-
tween the hours OF 10 o'clock n. m and
o'clock p. m.
Given under my hand at Fort Worth.
Tex. this tho 9Th day OF November. A.
K. NJ. VAN zANpT. Trustee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29

on Saturday will leave at noon TODAY
IN special car BY the Big -Four route.
Atlanta Is TO be given over 10 the
cyclists on Saturday and Sunday, and
on Monday nlsht monster banquet
IS to be rendered them at the Kimball
House New York and other delega-
lions will also make Atlanta their oh.
jective point for the same occasion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29

Liverpool. Nov. s.-wheat--spot
quiet; demand poor. No. red winter,
s. "a: No. red spring. stocks exhaust
ed; No. hard Manitoba, stocks ex-
hausted; No. 1 California, IS Sd.
Futures steady. i-iG. I'd lower. No
vember, 5s Cd. December. Is l s-4d;
January, IS 2i-2d: February. IS Sd:
March. Is 3 3-id; April, IS Lid.
os Sd.
Futures steady Lid lower. Novem-
Der. 3s I'd: December IS l-2d; January,
February and March. Ss l-2d; April,
2s a-Ad
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29
IMPORTATION TAciLITATrp.
ave stock Inspectors to be Placed
nt Prcsldio and BoluoIios.

r. Eagle Pass, Tex. Nov. 2s.-The treas
~ department has Just telegraphed
S,Vssing OF live stock nj Preside and
tyuoiios VIII be facilitated. which
svoanly means that an inspector rep
srussentlng the department OF nFricui-
Ma. Ma WI be Immediately appointed and
sssseeu on duty at these two points.
mere u Is reported that thousands
VI v mead OF cattle are waiting for per-
M, to cross. The quarantine will
X, uNpire until December 4. hence the
sY'ernment means to act a. once.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29
CITY AUDITOR TO RESIGNS
lie WIN nccome Duainess Manager
of the Farm and Ranch.

Dallas, Tex. Nov. 2s.--tspeoial)--
City Auditor Morgan states that he has
concluded to resign his position, to
take effect on January I. 1895, on which
date he will assume the dutIoa OF busi-
ness manager OF the Texas Farm and
Ranch. high grade agricultural and
stock raising journal, owned and pub
lished by Mayor Frank p. Holland.
The Indications are that City Secretary
Lawhon Will be promoted TO the posi-
tion OF auditor by election by the city
council
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29

Wv York, Nov. pa special to the
'yh nli from Newport, r. l., says:
hsonh Austin Stevens, Jr., has just
M committed 10 Butler asylum for
~ insane in Providence. He is a well
rorv eluoman, wen known In New
re,, and became especially promi-
KIN bnnt In the public eye By sending in n
xi,A 1900 for services in connection
N me grand Columbian celebration
/" new York In 1892.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29
TO VIEW TINE noLir i


New York. Nov. 2s.--rhe schooner
yaeht Coronet, owned by d. Willis
james and his son, Arthur Curtis
James, which defeated the schooner
across the Atlantic in 1855. and which
has sailed around the world, is being
htted out at the foot OF Twenty-thir,l
street, South Brooklyn. for a scientific
expedition to the coast OF Japan.
On August ,, next year, thore will be
q total eclipse OF the moon. and 1t is
tyr the purpose OF viewing this that
the expedition Is being fitted out.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29

49, 49, ~ sNsI-1nnH ~ 49, -
FOR SALE CHINA p-- rivc ncrer ~ ur~S-
ed fruit ana gnrdea;nr land ons AN
onc-half milcs east Of courthouse, good
tnree room house End we'll water. Ap%
ply to Mrs. N. X. His,iy, 1901 East Hell
knap street.
FOR aAT.E--1r ~ 80. . --.........
story house a. xvnlt ga o-aoom ewo
close in. Price $1,000, terms to suit suit.
Seven room cottage on East Side.
close In: lot 70x1o0 feet. Price $1,000.
terms 10 suit. II You want residence
or an investment, SEQ us. Knight Z
Con .v' .'ous'on ss u
fpn sALE-A snap. new s-room two
s.oy uouse, modern conveniences.
~. . pmse"ent Min cener' corner
,os .oMiou, car inc close, splendid
ivenuon, price s1svo' terms arranged,
wur.n sSsov; mus, DC SOLO. NJ L.
ssa"npers, heh Nstnte SxehanRe,
wv NAN street.
NICE. 4.room cottage, large lot. West
Side. East front, with furniture; price
1920. 5000 cash balance, SIS monthlyi
worth $1,000. NJ. L.. Chambers, Real
TTi,,p SsrSsS, sdc -is.,-..-
ma iaadin,, ra., ~, nuusaon 1891 rsn,
wa.,n tas -, va.V na, ror'
az tha ,,'ss, an.,.,,., $3.50, ,, " SUN
ci,v. co., "a, '.s."o'. p.upery IN .ns
also sarr,s 49, ,,a "ns .,'"s
zoe MIN hn,ore va,, h,,,. saw '"'"es
- -. .e.- yee w.
FOR sALE--At q sacriiice, lots neal
car iine. S5Vo and $3.50. ON easy terms
worth si9p ana $500. Choice lot In
sIand view ADDITION, $50, worth $500.
~ u. SnAmpeis Hcal Estate Eek
cnhhse. ,up Main street.
FOR SALE-rrult farm OF ias aores
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29

Liverpool Nov. 2s.-spot quotations:
American middling. fair 8 S-l6d; good
middlIng. l3-i6d; American middling.
1 2s-s2d, low middllng, 1 5-sd: good or
binary, 1-2d; ordinary. 5-i6d.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29
FOtt bhLn.

49,
FOR SALI1-rwenty thousand pounds
Gaudelupe river noft shell pecuns. In
large OF small quantities. Address Tad
lock 4 Mason, Gonzales. Tex.
FOR sALE-si50O stock shoes; frcsh
sizes unbroken. Bargain: $500 cash,
terms easy. d. s. Hare. Fort Worth.
FURNITURE. new and secondhand,
oak and walnut. stoves and crooh cry.
40i Houston street. G. w. Baker.
ngent.
FOR SALE Mt n bargain. gentle horse.
harness and buggy. Call at news stand.
sOe Houston atree from 10 TO ~ and 2
to 8 afternoon.
FOR sALE--At bargain. one second
hand phaeton. one surry. two top box
buggies and n light canopy top pony
cart. Apply to A. p. walker. si0 West
First street.
FOR SALE--i am now offering for
sale the Hanna House. with all Its hx-
lures. for cash. Address Il. w. Spear
Troupe. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29
MEETING
OF the sfascnic Grand Lodge ut Hous-
Lgu. gegus

On account OF the s1ovo. the Cotton
Belt route will sell tickets TO Houston
and return at rate OF one fare for
the round trip. Tickets on sale Novem-
Der 20 and 20. December pa and 80,
limited to return December 18th.
For further information call on any
agent OF the company. or address.
A. A. Gibson, 4. p. A..
Fort Worth, Tex.
d. NJ. MORGAN, c. r. a. T. A..
No. 40l Main street, Fort Worth. Tex.
S. @. WARMER. q. y. A.. Tyler. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29

Galveston. Nov. es.--No spot market.
Receipts. 2i3e bales; exports. sl60 bales;
stock 1889 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29
LOST. srnAyED on STOLEN

IosT-A pair OF gold pins. each about
three inches lone. connected by small
chain. to which ~ attached q fiat gold
heart. The find<r Will be literally re-
warded BY returning came 70 Santa Fe
ticket once. No so3 Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29

nsaaesaEo, Nov. 2s--The wheeImcn, rep
pre,a'aiiye OF the daily and cycling
M, who are 10 take part In the
elmen's Day celebration at Atlanta
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29
IRON AND WIRE.

Manufacturer HAY BALE TIES
IRON aud STEEL nooriN0.
IRON and BTkEi- FESCiNu.
o. x. Harry. Dalias. Ieies
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29

d. REDFJELD & BON.
General Insurance. Real Estate and Rental
Agents; notary 10 ofncs. Ardmors. l. u.
ClIu.s0N a 90. Iisnriett., clay county,
Texas. soil aud eAchanse fafms, fanehss
~ References; Fsrmefs Nstiyuei Bank
worth. Land ncrtsass Bank q Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29
MAN KILLED AT SANTA ANNA.
Guilty Party Has Escaped East o.
Horseback.

Santa Anna, Tex. Nov. 2s.--(speolal)
About 8 o'clock on Woodward's farm.
Bill shlriy shot and killed Lunce
Woodward, shooting him twice No
cause known. Shirly went east on
horseback.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-29
FZTENTs.

II I.i,lAs, u, AE.s.J ....sO.N. ,oularlvg- nt.
law and solicitor VI American and foreign
palents, trade marks and lspeIs Room.
u streets. Washington, p. O. Seventeen
Years experience. iinduiink service ID ef.
amninE corps Y. !. patent ONCE. ssni
ABILITY. Correspondence Invited Mentivn