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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
IIoyts 50 Trip to chinatown" To-
morrow Matinee ana Night.

HoyUs' "A Trip to Chinatown" under
the management OF Messrs. Ioyt q
Mckee, will be at GTecnwalls opera
house tomorrow, matinee and night,
and 1t will be a notable engagement
not only because the town commences
to grin whenever Il Hoyt production Is
announced. but with tho present com
ing of this fertile authors most sue
cnssful play II Is to be Interpreted by
the original New York company that
presented II for six hundred and fifty-
three consecutive nights Mt Hoyts
thoater, New York, Previous 10 the
unprecedented run OF "a Trip to China
given four hundred and seventy-sIX
times, Hazel Kirk' four hundred and
elghty-slN ard "ilumpty Dumpty" for
four hundred and oighty-three perfor-
mances. "Adonis" held the record with
run OF ak hundred and three nights
at the Biiou Theatcr. until this great
farce comedy ccllpsed all previous
holdings, and placed for itself a mark
which will probably not again be ap-
preached unless by another Of Mr..
Hoyts own productions. The cast in
cludes Harry Conor MS "WallaTfl
Strong" Harry Gilroil as the waiter"
introducing his famous whlstling
specinlities and exhibiting his art as an
adroit mixer OF drinks. The charm
ing "Window Guyer' introduces Anna
Coyd, with Pretty Sadie Kirby as
"Flirt," also Madgc Denue, Ehie
Chapuy. Josie Shalders, Richard Kari,
James r. Smith and Julius Wltmark,
The musical numbers, 80 many OF
which can be found on almost every
piano In the land, md which Include
"The Bowcry," and others equally as
strong. will be waited for with some
Impotence, \ carload OF scenery de-
signed and painted by Arthur Vosgtlln,
together with properties and aecesso-
RIGS even to the mlnutest detail. Will
be Identical to this production,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

Jules wallace. the wonderful medium.
will hold a seance at Greehwall opera
house at s D. m. Professor Carrleo's
orchestra will furnish the music. Fun
names Of spirit friends VIII be given
and many strange ana startling events
This medium has been more extensive,
~ advertised than any other Individual
possessed OF peculiar power- All you
who wish the problem solved as 10 the
truth Of hereafter life and that your
dead return, now is the time ms ~ VIII
befhis last public appearance IN Fort
Worth. His tests and strange dolngs
have created furore In every city IN
the Union. in England and Australia.
Any OF you who may think that II 10
sleight or hand. black art or any Sah., ny,
net or mysterious work. con-s and see
how different those Of You who saw
him at Tylers lake know what wonder
ful things he says and does. II you 90
moi believe you will certainly be thor
oughly entertained, as nothing VIII De
said, a. done to offend TIE most fas-
tidious. Do not let public opinion M
ferfere with Your coming. Doors open
at .;l5; music at s; scsnce at S;is-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
79~1"
RATTLE or THE RAIL.

a. Jones, Texas and Pacific switch
man. is very sick.
+. L. Patterson, an old-tlme tele-
graph operator, IS In the city.
a. A. Gllsson travelling passenger
agent OF the Cotton Belt, came in yes
terday.
$. b. West scale inspector OF the
Texas and Pacific, was here yester-
day.
r. II. Coombs, commercial agent Of
the Cotton Belt. went out on the line
yesterday.
H. RUSSELL Texas and Pacific switch
man. is laying of on account of sick
ness.
Y. W. Jackson of Galveston, land
commissioner OF the Santa Fe, Is in
the city.
j. H. White, superintendent OF the
Cotton Belt at Commerce, was here
yesterday.
Major w. S. r. Parker, commercial
agent OF the Santa Fe, has returned
from Dallas,
Colonel J. A. Edison Of Tyler, gem
eral superintendent OF the Cotton Belt,
was in the city yesterday.
Colonel W. S. Keenan, OF Galveston,
genera passenger agent Of the Santa
fc, was In the city yesterday,
j. Foster, conductor OF the Texas
md Pacific, is back from jefferson,
whore he has been attending court and
has resumed his run.
Passenger Conductor Ed McClana-
han and family have returned TO their
home at Denver, Colo. after a visit
to his brother, Paul McClanahan, In
Fort Worth.
q, II. Lambson, who has been here
FOR several days In charge OF car for
the distribution OF FISH by the United
States fish commission, will leave to-
morrow for the south over the Santa
Fe.
= appreciate the Gagettes enterprise
in publishing the Southwestern passen-
ger agreement" said a passenger DILL
cial yesterday. at is n regular hum
mer. But l think to make II mo G
effective We must organize local asso-
Citations In Fort Worth and ott 81
points in Texas where there Is strong
cumpe,.ou. Unless something of the
kind Is done. ] have serious doubts OF
the new agreement sucking"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
TOO MANY ROADS NOW.
hrAtington Says the H., II. a s. n.
Road Would he Useless.

Ban Francisco, Cal. oct. 12.-The
proposed Butte. Boise City and San
btinclsco railroad has aroused n great
1eE OF comment in this city. Speaking
o. he subject. c. p. Huntington said:
nave the same opinion about the
Ioe that / would have about the con-
su Nction OF n road TO the moon. II
VOID cost {50000.000 to build such a
fosd. There is no business to amount
70 anything between here and Butte.
Mi credit is as good In New York
as 'he bank Of England and yet could
nor borrow S50,000.0O0 there to put into
sut'l road As matter Of fact there
are TOO many roads in the West al
ieqhy, but II there are people who want
70 sulld roads into California It Is none
OF my business"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
SANTA FEE ASSESSMENT.


Topeka. Kan, Oct. l2,-Tax commits
soner Cartlige OF the Santa Fe road
today made public figures on the as
sessment of its property. The total
assessment last year on railroad prop
cry alone was SOS. 3OgS2l. The tax
paid on that was Sl,7i4,76l. which with
tho addition of the tax on town lots,
lands and auxiliary companies made
the total amount about 80 900. 900. The
hlvhest rate last year was S.G7 per cent.
ir Oklahoma; the lowest rate, 81 per
cdNt In Texas. The highest rate OF
tak per mile was S50i. paid In Iowa,
ard the lowest. 500. paid in Texas.
sas than in any other state. The
total sum this year VIII be about $780,
O0i, a rate Of 3.5 per cent, or nearly
$500 per mile.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
srnclAl. yorlcns-cen,lnnsa.

CIGAR STAND Bids arc invited by
the eommissiohers' court OF Torrant
Der II, 1898, FOR the privilege to run u
cigar and tobacco stand In the main
hallway OF the courthouse CBpaee six
and one-half feet by ton aud one-hnlf
fceO. Rent payable monthly in ad-
vance, and each bid must be accom-
panied by the sum OF money agreed
TO be paid per month. to be applied on
the first months rent. II bid is ac-
cepted. The court reserves the right to
reject any or all bids, John p. King,
County Clerk
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

FOR SALE
goo acres near depot, black waSey--
$50 per acre.
s25 acre farm. wen improved in PIKE.
near city, plenty OF water, IN Ideal
home, SOS.
Two lots near Rio Grnndo round
house, close in, $500 each. 200 l elu-
vated lot near Rock lsland round
house, 5000. IL taken quick, lJlNl0O feet
sl2hO; Sc l-2xa97 feet on hlil near Mayor
Paddocks, beauty, $500. Il. =. L6-
noir, 5i2 Main street, up stairs.
FOR sALE-we have several i6O acre
tracts OF fair timber land, some up
land with post oak timber On II and
a1me valley land. AZ rich land. Price.
~ per acre, and on long time. These
lands are eNtru good farming lands,
and In ten miles Of Fort Worth.
Several lCo acre tracts In Tnrrnnt
county, part prairie and part tim
Der, aud about half OF each tract good
farming land. So TO 81 per acre. and on
good terms.
200 acres OF land about 10 miles from
Fort Worth 100 acres prairie about 40
acres Of which is In cultivation, All
fenced and plenty OF water. The 100
acres OF prairie land Is fine black land.
Remainder timber and fine grass.
Price 5000. on extra easy terms. No
house on this land.
80 l-2 acres In one mile OF Keller on
the NJ. *. & Y. Ry,, and IL miles
north OF Fort Worth, All fenced, 20
acres in cultivation and l-2 acres
grass. All fine black wake and SANDY
soil. Price, sl3iO, and low interest. No
house or water.
Several 100 acre tracts OF black wake
hos wRllow prairie land and the hest.
This land IL In eight miles OF Fort
Worth. and fenced. Price. $40 per
acre. Good terms.
We have 200 acres well improved
black wake hog wallow farm In 1--WE
miles OF Fort Worth at S25 per acre,
This place has living water on II,
one 200 acre farm IN Tarrant coun-
~, and right az n depot, Black wake
hog wallow soil well improved and
artesian well; $4,000 easy terms
We can sell any man q farm or tract
Of land who has $500 In cash
City property OF all kinds for sale on
all kinds OF terms Come IN see nv.
HUFFMAN n CO.
Fourth street. between Main and Rusk
Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
SAY THE REPORT is FALSE.
q. Il. omciaIs Deny They Cut Rates
to Denver TO 80 Gents.

Freight officials of the Western roads
spent a large portion of their time in
Chicago yesterday In trying to hunt
down the source " II report circulated
there that the Union Pacific had cut
rates to Denver to 80 cents. The near
est they succeeded In getting to 1t was
that the report came from Denver In
the form OF private advices. Odlcials OF
the Union Pacific. who would have been
responsible had such action been Ia
ken positively deny the truth OF the re-
port. and declared they had not cut
below the Santa FEES rate and had no
intention Of so doing,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
rORrmEnN Pacific RECEIVERS.


Each day the legal situation of the
Northern Pacific railway, with its four
sets or receivers, develops new sensa-
lions and complications. Receiver Bur
" sh of the Wstern end and Receivers
M'Henry and Bigelow OF the Eastern
err Of the Northern Pacific are ex-
pHlted TO hold conference in Mllwnu-
ke' this week to settle the question Of
thslr respective jurisdictions, a confer
ference of judges or of various Inter
es's Is suggested as very likely to fol-
10y the conferences of the receivers,
al'l matters can thus be amlcably set
tlGl 1t is believed Mr.. Burleigh hopes
10 effect some sort OF temporary ar
RAJ gements with the other receivers so
ths the running Of the road VIII not be
ln;ariered with during the present
complications.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
WORSE INSTEAD OF nnrrEn.
Western Freight Rates Are More
DemornllZed Than Ever.

Chicago, ILL.,. oct. 1e.--Western
freight rates are very near the lowest
war record. Today the Wabash issued
tariff, taking effect Sunday, and
quoting a 80 cent rate on NTH class
from st. Louis to Denver. The Bur-
lington Immediately met this rate frum
St Louis, and applied the usual differ
enti0l from Chicago, making the later
rate IS cents. From st, Louis hrst-claas
and all the lettered classes were put
on the 33-Cent basis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
nESvER REORGANIZATION.
nee SANITATION Committee Now Has
Majority OF Bonds.

Tia reorganization committee of the
nor Worth and Denver City an
hSufles that II now holds majority
VI ne FIRST mortgage bonds OF the
fany and that the receipts OF the
mer -2ntile Trust company issued
Yhei'sor have been listed on the New
kor stock exchange. It Is hoped that
, sae reorganization can be effected
VIII ut foreclosure, but no plan can be
~ tted 10 the bondholders before
Az, approval. OF the courts has been
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
PREPARING FOR XMAS.
WeStern Lines Figuring ON Holiday
Rates.

,wlstern roads are now voting on
the proposition 10 make reduced rates
!or he Christmas and New Years hol-
lual y 1t is proposed to make a
iouI,i trip rate OF fare and one-third
oetHeen all points within 200 miles of
eaeo other where the rate is three
uen'p per mile and a round trip rate OF
lsfe and fifth where the fare is
morn than four cents per mile.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

~ the Federal grand jury last fall for
making AMI accepting rebate ON
shipment OF cattle from Kansas city to
Chicago at less than the regular fig
ureA. The prosecution IL IN charge Of
Attorney Shields OF the Interstate COIN
merce commission, and MIR. Shields
held n conference with General Black
ON the subject yesterday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
SANTA FB INDICTMENT.
'o"Ser Officials In Trouble for Ac-
copting Rebates.

~ Sreago advices are to the effect
We Nh. the Indictment against Nelson
ps,.,s John a. Hanley and j. W,
~ 'iart, the last two being ex-ohicials
~ tho Santa Re road. may be called for
Az. before the present session-of the
aset court. All three were indicted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
Personal.

WANTED--Teacher 70 give private les
sons in French or German. Address l..
". care Gazette.
Pupils for stage and fancy
dancing: clogs jlgs, songs and dances;
teacher. terms easy. Ad-
dress Professor this oiiice.
PRIVATE SHORTHAND LESSONS,
by reporter. fifteen yeara experience
Easy terms. X. Gazette.
7 AnIEs, chiehcsiars tnglsh Pennyoyal PHI,
II ,"Si 0. e',n4 s' the .si ssst; a'' s n.
for l; cSlss.,s i!' ehSa sssr gS asa D'' r..
suPERFLUoUs HAIR - Write for
free information how 10 remove hair
permanently without slightest Injury
to skin Superior to electric needle
Curtis Co. 1856 Thirty second street,
Chicago.
THE GRBENVILLE HEADLIGHT
Is read by more people than any coun-
try paper In North Texas. As an Hdver-
Using medium IL canuot be cNcclicd-
eight pages, all home print, and only
81 year. Reaches moie Hunt county
farmers than any paper In the county
The advertisers friend, Advertising
rates-One inch, one month. $i.O0; tw1
inches, enc month, 81 10; four inches.
one month. 80 90; six inches. one month,
$50; ten Inches, one month, 5000, All
over ten inches at the rate Of so cents
an inch per month, Will l.. Sargent,
Proprietor, GreenVille, Texas.
PURE-AtINDED PEOPLE Desiring an
Innocent method or avoiding enforced
motherhood should read the new dis
covery in "SeXuallty;' no drug or dc
vice. price % cents L. Berrler, 1905
Twenty-first avenue north, Mime
apolis.
Competent PUBLIC sTENOGDA-
pher at Cotton Belt ticket office, work
solicited.
1EErnl ETH.!-Chpupest Hud Uust IN
town. J. W, blake, ID u. ), Iulrd, cor
ucr Main.
MIR. s. s. ToLsoN, formerly of guam
ali. Tex. has taken charge OF the Wis
nor hotel, Ardmore, /. r.. and guaran-
tees the travelling public entire salts
faction.
LESSONS on plano. VIOLIN mandolin,
ana singing. Prof. Lamb. corner North
and Vine street. Plano tuning spe-
cialty.
THE Ladies SAFE ABsORBER-
Not a drop can escape a. II Il absu-
lutply reliable, easily adjusted and does
rot become misplaced. II can be worn
when desired by special circumstances
without the knowledge NJ another, 1t
80 simple to use aud Inspires confidence
to the woman using II. 1t Is medicaied
with one OF the best antlseptlcs, which
gives Ii power to prevent ana destroy
putrcfactlon, or what ~ the same
thing, the bacteria upon which the
putrefuction depends. We guarantee
"Tho Ladies safe Absorber" II VIII
be sent securely scaled IN plain wrap
per upon the receipt Of the prlce-50c
or three for one dollar. which We guar
nutee TO last for one year with full di-
rections. No circulars Ladies' supply
CO.. La Crosse, Wis.
RUBBER goods for hygienic and prl-
vate use. Gem Rubber Co. Kansas
City Mo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

-,->e>~~~~a-o-Ns>~0s'S-' ~ ->-~~>s-sro~~>~,e-,
" lLl4lAAi q. IIn.NAJEtssON. cJunselVr-ut.
law aud solicitor " American aud foreign
.lairnt,, tinde iuurks aud labels. lliuns
20 10 % Norris building. corner Fifth and
II streets Washington, u. Q. Seventeen
safs Experience, inclndnig svryiee IN eK.
alnlnlng corps o. s. patent once. sepl
sketch Of model for report ns TO patent.
ability. Correspondence lnylted Mention
Gazette
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
wANTEp--'r0 DuY,

$500 CASH win be paid for well To-
Gated house, close in. Describe prop
erty. Address Reliable. Box 81. city
wANTED-A good secondhand gaso-
line engine six horse power; must be
good as new. II. A. Hancock. Abilene,
TEX.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

WANTED--FOur agents to solicit In
surance n liberal contract To good
men; experience unnecessary. Apply to
Office Of United States Life Insurance
company. No. POS Main street, Powell
building.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

AGENTS wanted to sell cigars: S75 per
month salary and expenses paid Ad-
dress with 2-cent stamp Sterling Cigar
company, Chicago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

WANTED-Trustwor person to
travel. Salary, $3.50, and expenses. Re-
ference. Enclose self addressed stamp
ed envelope. General Manager, Box
Z. ChlcnEo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

NO AID LESS THAN TWO lines.
No CHARGES LESS THAN rs CENTS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

SOUTHERN EMPLOYMENT BUR-
eau, 305 Main. p one ~, wants 70 r.
X. laborers news agents, statesmen,
ranch hands hotel help. Mattresses.
cooks, homework girls, etc. Situations
for all wanting them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

sPEcuLATIoN--s your specuis-
tive orders for grain. provisions ma
stocks to reliable house; we solicit
orders on marglna; our daily letter re-
viewing tho markets VIII be sent free
on request; also our book on specula-
lions; our facilities are unexcellcd.
MoKengio, Turner n Co, AIS Western
Union Building. Chicago
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

A NEWSPAPER MAN'a Opportunity
Limited amount OF stock Of Chleftain
and publishers OF Ardmore Daily
chieftain and weekly State Herald;
leading, beat patronized and equip
ped paper OF Indian Territory, estab-
ished five years and published In the
largest, llvest. most promising town;
ed sober, reliable. energetic man. thor
oughly competent to hold position as
solicitor, collector and reporter; fair
salary. guaranteed minimum dividend;
stock representa- bare value OF plant:
fpust be cash transaction; don't write
II not prepared to act promptly. Adj
Ardmore, I. II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

A GOOD, i've daily paper making
some money, wants TO enlarge. Does
not own OUTFIT; wants partner. with
OUTFIT; must be printers; or TO buy
fair OUTFIT on easy terms. Address p. o.
Box 49, Nnvasota, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

C1fLs0N & 90. Heanstts, ciay county,
riid cts property; ,veyspgudsuee. syieil-
id References. FsTiners' National BAH,
Heniiptta; First National uu,ks Fvrf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

COAL MINERS WANTED-On hun
dred good long wall miners can get
steady work at Thurber Tex. In the
mines OF the Texas and Pacific Coal
company. now working full time
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

Ma n, $3.50, $500 cash. d, s. Hare. 7oS
Main
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

D. REDFlELD & sos.
General Insurance. Heal Estate AMI Rental
Agents; notary 10 Office Ardmore, l. 2.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

AGENTS-Sl5 a week cleared with our
new household spee.alties: send for
free premium plan. Central supply
Company, Cincinnati. O,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

WANTED-At once. two firsi-claHs dry
goods salesmen. a permanent position
In person TO Neumegen & Marx, Waco.
Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
IRON AND WIRE.

Manufacturer Hal BALL TIEs.
y NOS aud STEEL lOOFING,
HON and STEEL FENCING,
o. K Harry. Dallas. Texas,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

W.ANTED-Salesmen and agents 10
take the agency for our celebrated
Macllntoshes. A grand good thing for
somebody. Light work and good lay.
Write at once for particulars and
terms. Tho 4. c. Cattell Company,
Manufacturers. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13


--------- - :,
HELP WANTED.
...>>,>--.,->-,-,.--s-
MANTEp A middle-ased woman 70 90
s s,,, ~ i'snt h ,sa soou hoinc'
boyu pus. boN AAs Apiiehe, rex,
WANTED--A good reliable German or
Swede woman TO cook and do general
nvuseMvEh. alrs' " W. SouNih' rVA
Surhett street.
statesmen to sell cigars; S75 per
month salary and expcnses paid; ad-
dress with &c stamp Superior Cigar
company. Chicago.
WA NTrDAt 80 -,
cojs s,io,,,,, '''Ne' wv u. iu,a
with good salary TO good men. Apply
In person 10 NCumegcn e Marx Waco
Tex.
------------------------- ---------
SOUTHERN EMPLOYMENT BUR
y yau' SVe Malh. one s.v, wants " ~
", lsuorers, news agents, salesmen'
rlheh hands, hotel help, Mattresses,
S'ohS, nousyMoik girls etc. SITUATIONS
. ..r Az wanting them
COAL MINERS WANTFD-One hum
nteady work nj Thirher Tcx in the
mines OF the Texas and Pacific Coal
company. now working full time.
ANTED-Wnnan 10 do cooI,lnr
washing ana Ironing, part OF house
work. comfortable room, wages $3.50
per Week bring references; apply Mrs,
-, - Logan l1is EAST Weatheftoru
StiN'N
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., $50 per month;
Il, II. hands farm and ranch. girls for
n0vlo Smu pr'VnIg tsn'',es' AZ out 1
stat,n - III Va i W. W., 49,
Any, III ,5t ioSpiS. ceWoLu ,i l'uoS'
sh.NNS' a." - main ST. foiN N"'tu'
-
NNTEp-First-elAss carpet layer
s,atc ieierehe9s ana salary' Aduress
vtNr,,n e.Is 81, ..-..
III, fN n 1 ,l..'. Ior lVNaS 1nu
inJ Incn aoiIi'oISi mocpai saGaiS ns
Cider Co., Chicago.
", >,r,,,n ,r,, , 7----,--.------
~ - - S S iauies ,ne'Wcth nv
80. ~ - , nnu ~ S,9sS 70. iva 1 u,
90 ~. zee HoN ~ N'u,"''e' l. -
cigars, rxperIrnce moi mo nSresso ,~ igvt ip
Inducements To pustomera nishnn x
Kline, 81. Louis. Mo
W a Sy7Ti,I7, --7-,--j
49,, ,,.,-N = "a ~ pusllon Wy reelselyu
ana do not use lntoxicants; best OF re.
Communications Address phnrmaclat,
Lock Box l9l. Soakurn. Texas.
WANTEn-Aotlyc snlcenan ia rcnrr-
sent us; no peidlinr. salary SI5 month";
Nv and All oxpenses; goods entirely
new. particulars FREQ Ndlresa II. %
box 6SOs boston, Mass.
-, ,,,,,,,,-a-,-- ------------- -,
home and practice for ynie nj a bar-
gain; for particulars address / A. Alb
npy. NJ. b., l.nmpaanE. Tex.
! MAN AND WOMAN WANTED
customer OF ours wants A mnn TO take
care OF horses and do chur,s about the
house, and a woman TO do tie cooking
ana lRnndry work In family o. sX
pe,sons' in the llEht parties 'herhl
s s.., WI oS glN.u' SAppE !" we
southern employment co. SVo mann
te6 ,,To 7 ,--,-.T5 -.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

WANTED-Partner in hardware bus
inesa; fine location In growing town.
Address p. o. box 9s, Fairlle, Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

WANTED-Agents at $50 salary one
pantry boy. dining room boys and girls
male and female cooks, for hotels and
private families; work furnished TO all
out Of employment. Call or address
Edwards Labor Agency. with stamp
for reply. lis 1-2 Main st., Fort Worth.
TaNus
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

WANTED-solicltors. $50 per month:
Il II, hands, farm and ranch; girls for
hotel ana private families All out Of
employment call on or write with
Agency, no l-2 Main ST.. Fort Worth.
Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

AGENTS wanted who desire to double
their income, Our wonderful Aluminium
Novelties pay 200 per cent proit-sell
at sight-interesting work delivered
free, sample Zoe. Write for terms.
Aluminium Novelty company, 1856
Broadway, New York
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

WANTED TO EXCHANGED piece
urc IN FL Reno okla: now rents FOR 500
per month and sure renter for
good gonerHl stock OF merchandise:
will pay balance In cash: this IS rare
chance, Address W, f.. Fryberger. I'll
Reno Oltlu