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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-06
MOVIES ANp PERSONALS.

h. f. Yoakum, general manager of
the Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe. came
in yesterday ON Il special,
j. L. Pennington, live stock agent Of
the Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe, has
returned from a business "Trip on the
road.
NJ. l.. Robbins general passenger
and ticket agent Of the Houston and
Texas Central. came IN last night from
Dallas.
W. T. sterley, chief clerk in the traf-
fic department Of the Fort Worth and
Denver, went 70 g)allas yesterday.
a. j. Ratclilfe. travelling freight agent
of the Fort Worth and Denver, went
out on the road yesterday.
The Texas and Pacific directors. who
arrived here Thursday, left yesterday
morning for Dallas.
W. b. Keith, switchman on the
Texas and Pacific. IS ON the sick list.
Walter Echols Of the Texas and Pa
einc car shops. Is laying OFF for a few
days to recuperate.
The Houston and Texas has gang
OF hands engaged in putting In u new
improved crossing at the Union de-
pot,
S. p. Hoyey, general superintendent
OF the Rock Island, returned from Her
rington, Kan, yesterday.
]. V Goode. superintendent OF the
Fort Worth and Denver, returned last
night from q trip over the road.
A load OF fine hogs was received
here yesterday by j. II. Campbell &
co. from J. =. Carter Of Bolton, shipped
over the Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-06
IT Is AUSTRALIA REALIZED.
a Colony of Faithful People Is Now
in Working order.


Altrurla no longer dcslgnates merely
new Etopian dream, Near the city
Of Santa ROSA. In Sonoma county, Cali
fornin. and about sixty miles from San
Francisco. n location has been found
for the headquarters of what is known
as Altrurla Association
This organization, Initiated last
spring, has met with peculiar favor
from the public In California. and has
also attracted attention throughout the
country.
The organization Is a fraternal order
brotherhood is the corner stone. The
motive Is mutual good will, Accord
ingly, the association Is In no sense q
Joint stock company That H.. It does
not recognize money paid into It's treas
ury MS Investments upon which interest
or dividends are 10 be paid. There Is
n present membership fee-the nom
lnal sum of $50 All are pledged TO
maintain high standard ofpersonal
md domestic and social morality.
within this general bond of right do
ing, each member Is LEFT free 10 ordain
the details OF the individual life. The
institution Is missionary In its spirit.
As II may be prospered, It will set
aside n large part Of us surplus for the
establishment and fostering OF other
settlements after the same kind, The
plan is 10 undertake varied and COM
prehensive Industries; not all at once,
but one.
Altrula is essentially and In a
marked way domestic, Each member,
male and female. counts for one, and
no more than one
An admirable site has been secured
for the first location, tract Of nearly
two hundred acres. with fine water
power and other promising resources
Here about twenty-five adults are now
living, with ten children. They are
tilllng the fields. building houses and
putting the place into shape for future
enterprises.
They have a blacksmith shop shop
for The manufacture Of fancy furniture
and n little grocery store. They have
also started chicken ranch on a
small scale
Furthermore. they have limited
printing OUTFIT and are publishing
paper, the Altrurlan. which brings a
small income.-Amerlcan Magazine OF
Civics
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-06

Dallas. April 5--Therc were in the
city court as vagr1nts this morning
four as miserable looking females rs a
salvation summer ever discovered In
London or New York.
They ranged In age from years up
to II or Is. Barofooted and with moth
ing but few indispensable rags as
clothing, emaciated from hunger,
nerves shattered from the use OF CO.
calue, hair lnextricabiy matted and
tangled. filthy to the last degree, eyes
blearcd and sore--thay We're anything
but a pleasing sight to contemplate.
one OF the policemen, speaking OF
them, said: "rhe most merciful thing
Judge Force could do was 10 fiue them
the limit Of SO each and put them in
prison, and give them nothing TO cat.
and cut Off their supply OF cocaine un-
til the fine expires. when there win be
nothing on earth left for them to do
but return to their old haunts end live
as before uutn death pvcrt0kes them
ana puts en- end 90 their misery"
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FORT WORTH AND RIO GRANDE

FORT WORTH AND RIO GRANDE.
The Fort Worth and Rio Grande
Railroad company announces the iol-
lowing special Iates
on account of the state convention
of the Y. NJ. c. a. at Austin, April
II to II. tickets ON the certificate plan.
United Confederate eterans reunion,
Houston, May 80. one fare added TO
50 rate. Fore Worth 70 Houston and
return.
For general assembly Cumberland
Presbyterian church, Meridian, Miss,
May 10. and International conference
Epworth league. Chattanooga, Tenn,
June q, one fare rate.
General assembly, Presbyterian
church, Dallas, May 1d. round trip
rates.
knights OF Pythias uniform rank
encampment, Houston, April II. Grand
Lodge knights Of pythias. Houston.
April l6, and Epworth league at Hous-
ton, April 10, one fare TO Fort Worth,
added to So rate. Fort Worth to Ious-
ton and return
Lumbermcn's association. Fort
Worth, April o. round trip rates.
Travellers Protective association, Fort
Worth, April %, round trip rates.
Grand lodge Sons of Hermann and
Texas division G.. A. r., Waco. April
22, one fare round trip.
Grand Mai Fest, Fort Worth, May
G. round trip rates.
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NEWS OF THE RAILROAD WORLD.
CLASSIFIED RULINGS ISSUED BY
THE RAILROAD COMMISSION
TO GOVERN THE TRANsPoRTA-
TON OF VARIOUS ARTICLES BE-
TWEEN POINTS IN TEXAs-AR-
RIVAL OF NJ. X. AND T. or
F1cIALs HERE YESTERDAY.
AUSTIN. April :.

AUSTIN. April ).
The railroad commission today issued
circular No. ca, being classification
rulings.
In approval of Joint application sub
mitted under number "a Of the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas Railroad com
pany OF Texas. 1t is hereby ordered
that the following classification rulings
govern in the transportation Of the ar
ticlcs named between points in Texas
until changed or cancelled by this
commissions:
!. Bicycle air pumps, boxed, L c
l. l.
weight l. 9 l. 40, l. 45.
.. Provision for Clothing, boxed"
Will not apply on personal enects,
boxed" which are subject to same
rate as "household goods, boxed.
4. Pulley clutches, loaded In mixed
carloads with machinery, shah be sub
ject to the same rating as the ma
chinery,
3. Tin and Russian iron ovens for gas,
gasoline and oil stoves shall be subject
to the same rating as 'nested tinware'
G. Plain tin straps for butter tub
cover fastenings shan be subject TO the
same rating as tin plate.
I. Brewers kettles, taken apart car
load ..
s. Cast iron pig trough shall take
same rating as Iron castings
o. Wagon reaches or coupling poles
finished cars /: provided. that charges
made under this rating shall not eN-
coed charges made on $4,000 pounds at
class "a" rates.
This order shall take effect April 10
1895
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-06
KArY orr1c1ALs ARR1vr.

II. c, Purdy,. first vice president OF the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas, came in
on special from Houston yesterday,
accompanied by J. W. Maxwell, general
superintendent; A. a, Allen, general
manager; and a. n. Drew, assistant
general freight agent The party went
out over the Fort worth and Denver
city en- route for Wichita Falls in
charge Of Conductor Al Dam and
from Wichita Fails they will 60 to
Henrlottc ~ inspect the. new road be-
twoa.l ,ae two places.
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went up stairs aud opened the door.
Stretched out upon the bed was the
corpse arrayed in night clothes.
While Indications point to suicide.
It can hardly be credited, MS Abe re-
tired In good humor, having returned
from a party. He was in good health,
ana as FAR as known had no troubles OF
any kind He left no letters 10 explain
the decd. Il he did commit suicide.
Friends think his death an accident.
He WAS about ~ years Of age and
single
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-06

80 you still believe in the Darylnian
theory. do your
"Of course DO. what Is the spring
house-cleaning mania but survival Of
the times when we were birds2'--cin-
oinnatl Tribune.
Agnes Mr. aactor. what is an ad-
vance agontg
MT Hacior-An advance agent my
dear Miss Agnes, Is a man who goes on
ahead Ut theatrical troupe.
Agncs-H0w far ahead?
Mr. Hactor--Wsll. I saw one the other
day who figured that, all things cpn-
sldered, ne was about $50 ahead OF his
show.--Bunalo Enquirer.
If Coxey Is elected president he viii
let US AL walk on the gfass.-ltochester
Post-i1xpres
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-06
NEW BurLDINa AT DUNCAN.

Duncan. l. T.. April 5.-Dirt is being
broken for the foundation OF the big
rollor mill and when completed viii
b. the largest Touring min In the
indian Territory. An electric Hight
plant will be connected with II TO fur
nish light to the city and win be tho
nrst electric light system established
b the Chickasaw nation. The Waters
Pierce OIL company are building a
81 rge storage room for one or their
fis tanks and viii make this their dis
point on the Rock Island
pad for the indian Territory.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-06

write or call on II. & II. c, agents
for Information.
c. W. BElN, Nj, j.. ROBBINS.
Traffic Manager @. =. a. II. Agt.
q. A. QuINLAN, Vice-Prest.
W. Y, ORION. City Ticket Agent.
COL Main street
c, d. LusK. Ticket Agent, Union
Depot.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-06
poN'T TOBACCO SPIT OR SMOKE
YOUR LIFE AWAY

ls the truthful, startling title Of a book
4 bout No-To-Bac, the harmless. guar
hnteei tobacco habit cure that braces
BIZ nicotinize1 nerves, eliminates the
Nicotine poison, makes weak men gain
Strength. Vigor and manhood, You
run no physical or financial risk, as
No-To-Bac Is sold by II. W. Williams
4 Co. Fort Worth, Tex, under guar
9ntee 10 cure or money refunded. Book
free. Address Sterling Remedy Co,
New York or Chicago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-06


Louis Lorine, Cleburne; W. j. Petty, Col.
orado; H. NJ. Perry. Chicago; q. A.
faughmbaugh, Montpelier; II. W. Petite
bone, ST. Louis; q. n. SribIinE, Kansas
Clty; +. Il, Conklin, Ryan, l. A.; j. w.
lIartiss, Sln Frangiscu; Il, NJ. putrica,
New York; U. u. LOWS, 81 Paul; Roy hdr-
Nilli4n uienwOldt, New York, 5. w. iiaX-
Ter, Wa hInuuu; VI l.. Mowry, Chicago;
". l.. Bpurt. North Cnluliun; j. u. smith,
New Orleans; j, NJ, clark, Caldwell, Kan;
~ VI. Smith, san Antonio; \. A. MuehCT
Fort Worth; y. NJ ROlSinson, New GorA.
NJ. H. ullam. Master rullinm, san Au-
fclO; Il. ). Marshall, 81 Louis. 1, y.
tiruy,s, Bjwlc j. Farley, II. A. Williams,
~. Dixon. Dallas News; \. 6. Neal. Vernon
~, a. DIX, S. Louis; A. T.. shepard, Waco;
~ Grant Jones, Wichita Fails; II. J. Shea
aud wife. ST. Louis: W, II. Kidd, EGiy-
Brown, Wiclltn Fails; ]. W. Vim. Grass
land; John j. Taylor, New YORK; J, Eoly
q rd0n, Sau Antonio; H. II CLARK. chi
eugo; Oliver Hamilton, North Dakota; Mrs,
bran, Denver; - G., Qulllian. Fort Worth.
D .rr Clark, Denver; c. q, Iayum, Paris /;
d. Jones, Dallas; H. MUl.isi, ArlmoIr;
= orgc II. ArmstrunE New York; g.. a.
ltaup hel, ST, Louis; r. IT, Elwarls Ennis:
ny. II, lIoopcr s. Louis, y $. Turk, Sew
,Nork H. Il, Noll, Kansas CITY; j. V, Guai.
Slnycr: Thomas S. Price St. Louis: j. u.
alauock, Dallas; j. D. Mcconnell, New
AorS; j. A; Marx, st. Louis; II, W. levin.
~ u. IRE ton. 81 Louis; W, O Lewis, Dtir-
Ner, II. L. Bolton, k7usas CITY; j. II.
4ANycth s.. louis; II. Levey, Chicago, Mrs
u Martin, .prnyer;, A. Morrison, Kansas
trlty; a. q. Harris Memphis: A. n Monroe.
'Dailns; David D suria. Denver; H. J..
CLARK, Caldwell. Kln,: sidney Webb, Eolle-
vuoi Charles Mcfarland Aledo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-06
A STRANGE DEATH.
Abe Gross OF Tacoma Dead in Bed.
Suicide, Murder or an Accident

Tacoma. April about 0 o'clock this
morning Abe Gross, one Of the best
known merchants in the northwest,
was found dead In his room on the top
floor Of the big Gross block. with bull
let hole through his head and a %
Smith 8; Wesson revolver between his
lepa. The pillows on which his head
rested and the lower part Of his face
were covered with blood.
Mr.. Gross had been In the habit OF
arriving at HIS store before 5 o'clock,
and as be did not show up al that hour
the clerk went 10 call him. Receiving
no answer the clerk returned 70 his
office. An hour later another call was
made for Abe. aud his brother
Morris became alarmed and, accom-
panied By Bookkeeper Edgar L. While.
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PATENTS.

WILLIAM q. HENDERSON. oounseior-at.
law and solicitor of American nnd foreign
pateuts, trade maths ana labels. ilooms 20
10 q. Norris building, Gunner llf,h una h
streets, Wasningtou. u. q, Seventeen years
ca perienCe. inciujing service Va examining
corps, H. 8. patent office. Hcnl sketch or
snodei for report Is 20 patentability. Cor
rcSpondence Invited Mention 0azette.
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United Confederate Veteran
Reunion.

Ratio ono fare, not to exceed $500
for the round trip, Tickets ON sale
May 20th and 2fst, limited 20 May
.Oth.
This will be your opportunity TO
visit the livcliest city In Texas.
Houston IL masking preparations
for everybody.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-06

REAL EsTATE LOANS on improved prop
erly IN North Central Texas, Vendors Hen
notes purchased aud extended. farius fol
sale with small cash pnymcnt Easy toms
C., II. slLI.iMAN,
board of Trade Building. Fort Worth.
GUIDE 10 suocESsFUL sPEcuLA
TION"-How 10 trade successfully on llfu
tied margin on grain aud stock markets.
Ing, chicago.
MONEY no LOAN ON YARNS
by THE
W. o. nELCuER LAND MORTGAGE
COMPANY
&c AND "a HURLEY BUILDING.
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NOTICE u hereby glyen that TN r0gnlar
meeting Of the stockholders " the st. Louis
Southwestern RAILWAY Company nf TeAaJ
viii be held at ihe general offices " said
company nt p O'Clock o M. on Monday hid
2lti day OF April. 1890 Tor the purp6sn ud
uieuing d board Of nine directors 10 ssrytl
fof tho ensuing year, and for tho transact
ton ~ such other and further business nl
may properly come before said muptingl
AMI on tho sanie day and lt the sand
place Immediately after the adJournmenl
" the enid glpokhllders' meeting, tho reeI
Mar annual mroimg N the board IT Ill
rcglofs M sud company VIII be held fOil
Inc purpose ~ clectiug president and
graretary. and such other officers M IL pro
yidrd ~ law nul tho bylaws of said com
pauy, ana FOR the transaction 0t such othei
business A. may properly come before EHil
meeting The stock books of said conpnnii
Will be and remnin cloHed from thls dals.
until AFTER tho ndjoniumont ~ the saisi
mpetlnr y W. furdycr, President; II. III
Cobb. Secretary. March II lsgi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-06

TIE HOARD OF MEDICAL ENAMiNBlSl
Tor the Forty eighth judicial district Will
meet Ut fnrt Worth, Tex, ON Saturday, the
pose OF examining applicants FOR certificates
W J., Hurts NJ, D.. precedent; james AMI
drrson, NJ D., secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-06
THEORIENTAL

IJNILN0I IFNNs.
. Finest Hotel in the South. Thorough
" iireproof Transient rates $3.50 to
y per day. W. ]. ALDEN, Manager.
Formerly Hotel Nendome. Boston,
Mass.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-06

tl3aMhrrrns iotturH Of hdmlnlHlra.
ton upnn tho estate of Is. W. Harris. iateI
Ut Fort WORTH Tex. wore by the county,
court ~ Tarrunt county granted 10 incl
subscriber ou March I, 1895, Al persdns
indebted 10 the Nnid estate are reuuuied
IA make Immediate payment. and thosa
having claims or demands against thnl
same Will Mo the same within tho tlme ~.
qurod by law. j. W. Harris. ndminls.
trnlnr. 2ll lMas ntrecL Fort worth. 1nx.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

PRINTER lnonnd nrwspapcr man would
hke 70 hrYe situation on country weekly.
Address, u. u * 20, nrrckinndgS. IcS.
A. YOUNG MAN with $1,000 dosircs position.
Mut lhNpat tnls amount 10 secure same.
Has experience and ability. Al references.
Adrcss, Position, care Gazette.
WANTED Position; Germnn coupc, man
hotH porter; wife hrst-clarS cook l.. r.,
care Gazette.
SITUATION WAN'rEn as harsendor or
erocery rlerk; good reference given. Address
North.
SITUATION WANTED-Ynfinr lady lesircs
posiuon MS ptoncgrapher and typewriter Ia
business or professional otiicci salary mod
eFato 20 right party. Address, Miss IL.
care Gazette,
Young MAN OF good address WISHES POI
HilQh ~ Professional office ns typewriter or
givrk. Address o. Box 100, Meaihurford,
~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-06

NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS sealed pra
posals win ho received az the oillcC of 81
j. clayton ANA co., architects Twenty.
second anu strand, ruhcstun. Tuv..s, nnin
Monday, Anil sl. ls95, ~ y. uh, flI tla
Construction sad cnpieiuu uf The thrrt,
ttup nrvpru0i hauk and office uuilliuL tb
le erected upon ihv northeast curucs ~
lWrnA fuurtn ana strand utrrciH. Oaltcs,
TON. Texas. ln uoorlHuce win toe dtAw,
Jugs ana OSCILLATIONS, which can be- hvuii
lu lNr picc uf silu architects on npb uficr
Monday Apr /, 1893 Any muhrt ia.
toWnlu % regarding the work eau he oh
tniuv by c.liius uu or addressing " j.,
tl IltUn and .tnD architects A cHitiaOd
clrok In amount VI 1900, mnlc piynhle
90 order NJ II llutrhnN. VIII nr re-.
qniftd from each person or tim nuhmlulng
proposals the sncVvsslul bidder VIII hs
required a. give bond In umount Of fb
per cent Of contract price for tho faithful
pr ruunrc %; tie contract. An proposals.
must br submitted ON blank foriuH. obtained
20 tie Office NJ tic uryhitocts, contract and
hind 20 hp itlHl on nrcnltecta' fnrms cnpies
Of which arr attached IN the sprcincatiuns
No prop sll1n, uulrfg based upon thnso
flrUs, VIII be considered. The owner re-.
serves the Right TO rpj ei my OF all pro-
p,sala ruhmltted, n. j. clayton and %.
HrchitUcJH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-06

IoW SALE 1900 utrrs choice back iniid
300 M cultivation. miles north OF Fort
Worth WIZ sell Ia small tracts aud ON time
% mrnts Improving same. s. A. Hatcher.
Fort Worth
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three aud four rOOinB; Graves homestead;
Evans street Call W, H. Ligon, 60 Main
ttrptf.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-06

TNlaware drug store open day and
blight. undor Hotel Delaware.
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$4,000 for Broom cottage, South Rusk. uear
lMckers I'M, $500 cash. biinncc monthly.
W, l.. Wilson. POS Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-06

ron RENT with nrat-clnss board, a hand
some room on TINT door at ELK house, cor.
pcr Fourth and Calhoun streets, Mra, n, "
Burns,
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WANTED For rent G 10 S.roOm house
must be- 10 good nplghlOrhOod, Address,
SWayuu. Allen and Co
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| NOR NNIE- lot lOO by l00i The dnost
lot on the West side; close In; only $500,
y. y Hare iu3 Maln.
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AAks Youa euslelse kNowN
THE eAzETTE's
| CLASSIFIED ADS.
nArr PEI, LINE.

one Insertion. .......,...... q
uhe eek. ..s...'. ........... 10
onc Nonth. ..-..ss. ..Sl 10
Count Six words 20 the Line.
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tuBllEi GOODS for hyRicnlc ana private
VIZ Gem Rubber Company, kansas Guy,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-06

EUR SAlsis--ittAL ESTATE. N F. n
ATTENTION, INVESTORS Excellent rcs.
'denec, rental property, Tor sule yielding
m Ra than per cent pr month"; NJ. ~
GOOD IliAiislE i.AND.--iB scclIons All y5'1
70 - per acre; one-thiri cash, balance at
pnr seat. Jarrett anu Crisp. cperO, Tex
lult sALh-Now 4.foom house. i lovely III
tlu home, located on the West Side SlNp.
500 cash; terms TO suit. u. x. Hare, su3
Main.
FOR SALE -s.roon house aud lot 50xi05.
a. thfee car lines piicc, Si2VOi easy
one block OF car line, east 'front.' price $eoO.
ssvo eash, bainnee Y suit; other honses on
Estate EAcneige, 200 Main slteet.
rok sALE-Finc stock OF shocs; we'll
bought ana selected, only bic on the Sluu.
write me ~ once. u. 5, Hare, 7V3 Main
FOR SkLE-i0t 100 by iooi the finest
lot on the West side, close In; only 5000.
y. y, Hare. ip3 Alaln.
$4,000 for g.room rottago, South Rusk. uear
IMvhrrs ltill, $500 cash, bAinuco Dnthly.
W. I. Wilson, POS Main street
FON Shi4is-On Galveston ayenuc, frame
e2tlaEe Of rooms, and lot 4sAlOS i-2 feet.
way at per cent Interest.
IN south sido-Noat i-room cottage, hali
ana two porehcs, stable! lot 75kl00 feet.
Il Onih
on Center aycnne--i'ive room cottage and
stable lot 50SliO feet; price $3.50 extra
Corner ot Bolknap aud Cherry streets
LOT i00Ni0o feet; two two-story. 7-toon
h4uscs ana NEAT cottage OF rooms, price.
$1,000 tNfna reasonable,
Farm az 2lg ocros On Mary's Greek, in
iouf miles OF Bcnhooki mostly finc black
valley lane, price Sl2 per acre; terms easy
20 ntAtH nL iHuu one nilr weet oi Rel.
leri all fenced ana 20 acres IN cultivation;
pll very beet OF black land. no house or
water fiHio, extra easy terms,
We san have e0ulp cxtrn bargains in fruit
aud ,cerlabie lands one milo east OF tho
elif nul ON two saol pike roads at $40. $50,
$40 aud Stli pF acre, We have sold several
Of these hlppAW 10 the past week We soil
every one WHO goes TO ste thla land. Terms
oNtut Cugy.
Riaek land tarms IN rnrrnnt county OF
fNm $3.50 TO SIS per aUrp. Easy terms.
T.. A. nOtFMAN AMI Co,
For, Worth. Tex.
ron SALE 1900 ucrrs chdicc hack INIT
800 10 cultivation, miles north OF ipft
Worth WIN se.i Va small tracts aud ON timo
az.
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From Points on the
Houston & Texas Central B.R.
K of P, Uniform Rank and
Grand Lodge,
Epworth League,

Tickets ON sale same dates and
same rates and same limit rs above.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-06

lult SALh-NUw 4room house. d lovely HI
tie home, located on the West side $3.50.
$50 cash; terms TO suit. u. \. Hare, us
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-06

Rlack land FARMS IN rarrant county at
from Ste,G0 to SIS per arre Easy terms.
4. A. lUFFMNN AMI CO.,
EnLI MnrIh I,.A
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-06
AGENTS WANTED.

A CHANCE 10 MAKE MONEY! made
sj3t the last six wcslis selling Dikh WASH
rrs. and was sick part OF tho time | don't
sun why others do NOT 20 Into the Dish
Washer business. No cuuvnssing. sold an
my Wnshera 90 home. Perfect satlsfaciion
wants Quo. ! swili make $1,000 this year
easy. I can wasli aiid dry our dishes IN
two minutes. Any one cau make s. 10 9fg
a day For circulars write 20 lron els
Dish Wnslirr Co.. s. Highland avenue Z. u.
PiliFburg. Pa.
TOO MUCH COMPLAINT
About no work 20 DO. n you real
~ want work, and are only an
average canyasser. you can make
s75 to 500 u month. Address for
particulars.
NEWSPAPER BOX 7oi,
Daliag. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-06

-yzs, Gull for our bargains Ia
NV Diamonds Watches. Chains
~ "a Jpwelry. Instruments OF nll
~ ~ kinds. guns clothing, etc.
MONEY easy. Per cent low, Texas
pawnhrokrr, 900 Houston street Il
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-06

FOR lti.NT- with hrstcloRa board, one
room suitable FOR gentlemen. Apply Elk
House.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-06

pll MASON practices an brahchos Of dcn-
ustry Goa Main, over Nliiphclrs