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NOR SALE-BY w. j. FISHER, oo7 w. SEC
Il ond ST., 500; snap; new house rooms, hard
finished; renLed for SIP $3.50, new house, q rooms
modern, easy terms. For REM, . houses, rooms
and bath new, bright, comfortable, very NICE So
The best investment Is in Kohler lots, SIS Il foot :
street graveled curbed cement walks. IS
nor SALE-SANrA MONICA-A PRETTY =
Il story groom house, hard finished, choice cor
ner; lot 0Xl50: good view of ocean; this will be
sold at bargain If taken mt once price only $1,000
500 cash, balance mortgage, DOWSING & PROC
TER 81 w. First ST. Los Angeles, and 202 Utah
ave-, Santa Monica. l.
LTOR SALE-s50oo, $1,000 CASH, WILL BUY
Il, large Y-foom, two-story fine house, all modern
corner lot, LOOK II feet; this place Is southwest
on electric line; will soon be worth $1,000.
Also a number OF other good houses southwest,
from $1,000 up. W. p. LARKIN Il CO.,
20tf 10 5. Broadway
DOR SALE-LARGE RESIDENCE LOTS ON
Il Towne and Stpnford ayes, in Denson
tract, Ninth street school, $50 and up on pay
ments to suit; will loan purchaser money TO build
with mt per cent; this is in walking distance and
best opportunity you can find. N. B. WALKER
Il CO., 125 IL w. Second st. II
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ELINQUISHMEN OF 1850 ACRES OF
hmoist sand loain in arlesian district, where
pure soft water be obtained for less than 5000
per acre, in This county near railroad, exchange
for live stock or farm Implements Ia5 W. Sd ST. 10lf
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NOR SALE
Il ll-room house on Main ST.. close in; lot 50x167;
5tf HUBBARD e. LOVE, e2s W. Fourth st.
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A LBANY DENTAL PARLORS-GERMAN.
IA American bank building. A set OF teeth s.
Best ;. ;. white teeth so per set.
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FOR SALE
80 feet on Broadway; income 500 per month
price, $4,000.
5tf HUBBARD & LOVE, 22s W. Fourth st.
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JTOR SALE--CHEAP, EXCURSIONS, SU-
4 perior fruit lands water sold with land in
definite quantity, delivered in steel pipes under
pressure, reservoir capacity six billion gallons.
HEMET land co. Bnker Block Los Angeles.
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TYR. II. G. COLLINS, OPTHALMIG OPTI-
~ clan, with the Los Angeles Optical Institute;
eyes examined iree l25 5. Spring st,
DR.J II. RYAN, EYE, EAR, NOSE AND
~ throat, etc. removed TO 20s Stimson block.
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CONRAD SCHERER, GRANITE, BITUMIN-
\ GUS and asphalt paving. 237 w. First st.
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NOR SALE-12 FRUIT RANCHES, GOOD
Il bargains, from 10 acres up to 800, close in; )
choice orange groves. In full hearing on easy
terms w 7. LARkIN IL CO., 10 ;. Broadway.
20-tf
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COMPULSORY SALE OF LANp TO CLOSE
Y out nm estate; $50 acres of grazing and farming
land in rulare county, Call 10 miles northeast OF
Nisalia, mile distant from kawcah station, on
Southern Pacific railroad. Apply Mt once to JOS.
MESMER, administrator Los Angeles, Cal. 217
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE NEW e-STORY
Il lO-room dwelling San Pedro fncing ocean,
S3ODO: Will take part payment III good land or
ranch property, and easy terms Oh balance. D. r.
CLAY, I3s :. Spring st.
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REAL ESTATE.

-->>--~~>~->--S~>->->
DELL 4 SABICHI, REAL ESTATE AND
ID H. snrance gents; money loaned 1T per cent
2u5 W. Third st. 12-7u
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MASSAGE AND ELECTRICITY.

NgIsS MARY STONE, MASSAGE TREAT
w ment. lSs l-e y. spring ST., room -. 2-2s
GEE VERA CLAIR, THE FAMOUS MAS.
- sage and Vapor baths, j2s W. Seventh. 2-s1
MADAME DE LEON BATHS, MAsSAGE
w electromagnetic treatment: 416 IL =. Spring
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SPECIALISTS.

NFRS. WEAVER JACKSON MANlCURING
XN1 for ladies and gentlemen specialist in com
plexon department.; electrolytic removal OF super
huous hair. 206-7-s Stimson block; tel. 1856.
nANDRUFF PERMANENTLY CURED; EN-
~ animation Free also chiropody, mancuring
shampooing, etc. NACY STEER, III IL s.
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DENTISTS.

GIRLS COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,
W ll6 w. Tenth 81.
MISS PARSONS and MISS DENNEN.
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VDHILLIPS' PERSONALLY CONDUCTED
Il excursions, via the Rio Grande and Rock ISL
ana routes; leave Los Angeles every Tuesday,
cross the Sierra Nevadas, and pass the entire Rio
Grande scenery by daylight. Also vita the Southern
route every rhursday. Office, 1888 s. Spring st.
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Nor SALE-CARTER & BEECHER, MIN
1t ing brokers, represent leading properties: gold,
silver, copper, lead, etc; examinations made and
reports furnished by the most competent and
sponsible California experts; correspondence
licted; informaion promptly furnished. Office,
32s $. Broadway. 12-i2 IL
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EXCURSIONS,

IUDSON'S POPULAR EXCURSIONS
~ Every Monday over the Rio Grande Western
and Denver and Rio Grande railways; scenic
route; personally conducted; newly npholstel ed
cars through to Chicago, New York and Boston.
Finest equipment best Service quick time. Office,
2I2 5. Spring st.
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+
20 fine bargains in houses, from 5000 to $1,000
some that must be sold and VIII go at bargains.
W. f. LARKIN ~ CO.,
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NOR SALF-144 ACRES GOOD FRUIT LAND
l. on west side of Ontario, at . bargain; cash and
time Il good chance to make money by subUivd-
ing; price 5000. EDWARD FRASER, sole agent
ZIG =, broadway, Los Angeles. IL
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EOR SALE

I
$50 per acre, $50 acres first-cass alfalfa land.
$40 per acre, 100 acres alfalfa, close in.
500 per acre, 40 80 and 20 acre blocks ut city lin
its; terms easy. w. y. LARkIN & CO.,
40 :. Broadway.
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1NROBEL INSTITUTE. CASA DE ROSAS,
Il Adams street, corner Hoover Term opens
February 4th. Tuition, 800. kindergarten depart
ment, Is per month. Address all applications to
NINE. CAROLYN NJ y. CLANERIE.
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NOR SALE-MUST HAVE MONEY-S350
4 buys certificate OF purchase OF $50 school
l'tnd, all level and worth so per DAY IL
ANON, I1Dls :. Spring -. Il
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10

per leg, "a 1-2 lower leg and i-2 ankle,
8 feet inches In my stocking feet and
weight 1865 pounds,
Good" he said. "'rhe American girl,
about whom tho aptiatA OF Paris have
been raving. and who recently sued ono
of them Tor renting out Il pl1ster'ct-
paris cast OF her leg (slid TO be The
most perfect in cSistencel. measured =
inches Mt the nulSle ana il around the
upper les, SO you are Just onc-half
inch larger than she and ure fully an
inch taller. You have very fine legs /
had rather, " were you, have your
legs than your face
Tie said this last as II he were solllo-
quizlng and had forgotten that could
hear.
"can YOU stand on one foot2 Steadyl
1.et's see. Your left one out like Diana.
Hold your arms as " you were draw
ing q bow. This way, Seer
~ Wish your knees were not so Big
You are much larger than you look to
he with your clothes on. but your feet
arc very small for so large woman
stand as IL you were about to dive;
kneel with face heayenward. That's
good. Your face suits that position
Your nose is u llttlt bit too retrousse.
but you have good eyes, ana they look
well turned up IN that salnt-like FASH
tage In a sacred picture. Lean over as
n Won were looking at your Image IN
n stream OF water: your back Ia beauti.
full. Youn do very nicely. 1 VIII send
FOR Won In two or three days TO get
measured for your costumes,
An this happened at Keith's Union
souare thenter. and the man who eN-
amined my good and bad points was
MIR FSpes, the manager OF the theater'
atcrc than $50 Girls answered his adj
yertisement that morning, ana he ms
since told me that six only We're avall-
AS As passed out heard him say.
! stood little while with tho girls
there and heard two OF thom tnllSlnK
one saldi II don't know what | WIZ
do unless can get on as q living PIC
ture. | can't get any other KIND OF work
- al | have answered every adver-
,tseraent FOR cloak ana dress models
ana everything else. and have had TO
yak too. for my money Is about gone,
and have Just got TO get something
aYes" replied the other glrl. hut
| ,h.v are talkinE about trying 20 make
| mo thcstor stop showing pictures :.
~ know It: and amt Il shnmel II
.,,.t hntf as bad 10 pose In a beautiful
.,is.,,re as 10 get out and dance ana
ticn IN tights before lot OF baldheads.
,rha worst thing In the whole business
T.. S,,np alone with the manager; ana
,l,sf h ali q matter OF business with
him and he amt got no use for you y I
YOU don't suit some % nls h, -, =. ~
I know one woman whose husband y Yut
I hss"tnh and she had to become n liv-
~ /" ,irfnre. ana I know another girl
M, K supporting her mother and sis
l Tor"
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raphy for Tho benefit OF professional
boxers This wouldn't do al all, for IL
wouldn't be long before the novieos
WOULD be blowing their own horns 10
the exclusion OF the reputation of their
professional brothers.
Some one credits Jack McAullffe with
the suggestion nat pNwilste nhould
love to their feminine stenogra-
pliers and typuWriicfs, thereby con-
trolling them. MI McAullife IN not up
10 date. Corhctt tried thnt dodge IN Chi-
cago, II had the swifteet one In that
city, and he was stunning his rivals by
the quantity OF matter about himself
that Jim was scattering about tho eoun-
try. IIc thought the glrl was dead IN
lovo with him. May be she was, but U
40. she never let il Interfere with busi-
moss
George Dixon and Jake l<llrain thlnls
amanucnses FOR puElllsta should be I'M
ported from Great britain
So docs Ted Prltchard, who lives
there. but who uaed 10 soon az the
mouth bragB OF the agents OF other
pueilists, who now keep a typewriter
humminR from one end Of the week to
the other
Tommy Ryan. BILLY Pllmmer, flts-
simmons and Johnny Griffin favor the
holding OF tho convention at once, John
L.suniynn thinks that circulars explain
Ing the object OF tho contemplated COM
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10

this time of the year we are having
very cold weather This morning II
was 81 degrees below zero, ! suppose
you people at the far south can hardly
realize this severe cold, Sometimes II
reaches 49, and even so degrees below
zero. II Is very cold, but generally we
have clear weather, with n very bright
sun Our inhabitants are n mixture
of English, Scotch, Irish, swedish, Ger
man. French and few from your
great republic. We also have the LIT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10

snaps ever known in THU country.
business IL pafNlized, Everything
frozen up.
Our doctor failed TO mntcrlaliae. 80 to
tho fraternity we would say, here "
nm open sesame Just for the dignity
OF our town. though. Actor, IL not
n necessity but We dislike 60 have
tho ono thing lacking. You sec we
have the young Arab, the bocthlacls.
and all these city attachments and We
only lack the doctor.
A party OF young folks. three girls
and one young man started from Ver-
non last Monday week TO visit Mr.
Jesse darlington. near Dundee dis
lance OF nifty miles. They made Il
all right TIL In the middle OF Big
wichita. the ice broke md lot tho
vehicle and occupants down in very
| cold bed. They were carried out and
walked distance OF three and half
miles IN snow one to three feet deep.
arriving Mt their destination at s
o'clock nj night almost frozen.
Hacks huggies and vehicles OF all
descriptions left town Mt an early hour
Wednesday night TO attend tho
wedding OF MIR. Nat Binle to Miss Bolla
/ Hinard
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nnowNwoop nupepr.


Brownwood Tex. Feb 9--rhc Cum
berland PresbytcrianH celebrated their
eighty-fourth, and the Christian En-
denvor society their fourteenth anniyor-
sary last Sunday night at the Cumbcr-
land Presbyterian church, with reeita-
lions, essays and aongf.
Mr. and Mrs j. y. ollger leave today
to mako Clcbufne their home. We to-
grot TO lose them.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. c. Lee. late Of
Temple, have moved 10 BrowDwood,
aud Mr., Ice has gone Into tile mcrean-
tile business.
Our young and polite townsman and
drummer. Mr.. Ed Gillian. Is at home
again.
Mics Clara Beaumont, one of Drown.
woods charming young ladies', LEFT last
saturday for Boston TO attend the New
England Conservatory.
The Episcopal ladies' are TO give a
valentine tea here, at Mrs. g. u. Stif-
ems. An interesting program has been
arranged.
Mrs Il. p. ReaveH OF Waco IL visiting
her many friends here this week.
MIR and Mrs. w. II. Wooton Of Anna.
rillo have been the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. #. w Henderson this week.
our enterpriaipg townamnn, ". a
Swluden, intends TO irrlgato about 4Ot
acres OF his pecan orchard and farm
this year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10
ALLlGATORS RAN THIS MILL.
The Shcbang Came to Grief When
They Got Mad.
wAlrzluu AWAY WASTED ENERGY
rhs Tail Power Of Tho saurian Pat 10
Use.
An tnenious Inventor utilises the
Energy In AiiiSaiors' Tails 10 Turn
n motor--i,ut tho Beasts Would Not
Have IL.

MY hoy had pet alligator that was
pretty fierce" observed MeelSin. the
lazy inventor. when he tcasod this
young saurlan. the beast would awlpe
out with Ats powerful tail in an anaz-
ing fashion, without doing itself or
anybody else any good.
1T occurred to me that here was a
splendid example OF wasted energy. and
set out TO devise a means OF conscrv-
ing II and turning It TO some useful
purpose apont winter in Florida,
and after had experimental with some
of the small gators that are supplied
to tourists for u consideration. err
dered some big fellows. After some
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10

each about tcn-horsc power tau ca
pacity.
MY scheme for utilizing their tail
powor-yea, i was a kind Of tail
race'--was this Tho gators were
placed side by side In stalls which lett
their tails free to wax. l had upright
beams set like pCndulums, the swing
Ing ends OF tho beams coming close
enough to the gators tails Ia be In
good position for action. Then | built
n TANK over the stalls and filed II with
laundering big cannon balls.
"Thcre was an Inclined chute running
from the tank to u power wheel mhdu
with hollow places Ia the rim, somc-
thing like Il wnter-wheol. In the
chute l had n valve 10 regulate the
now of cannon balls. Half the gators
were used TO work the cannon ball
part OF the machine aud the other half
to run n conNoyor c0ntfvanoe to lift
the balls back into the tank after they
had done their work In turning the
wheel,
III connected pmnll dynamo by n
belt 10 II pully wheel ON the power
wheel shaft My main circuit ran from
the dynamo TO u bank Of inoandcscent
lamps which were 10 be used In the
test When everything was ready, tho
wheels oiled up. main switch closed aud
the gators pretty mad, I hired four
OF the stalls and crack the gators on
the head with ahort clubs.
"rhls made EN- awful mad and 10
they struck out with their taila Then
the old shebang commenced 10 run. A
little coon would bit gator on the
head. he'd let out with hls tail, strike
beam, open the valve, let out can
| non bail, which rolled down the chute
and on to the wheel turing II around,
continued Mr. Meelun. according to the
Electrical Review, "Then tho bali roll
ed back TO tho conveyor and was hoist
ed m by one of tho other 'gntors.
"She was hummlng beautifully but
I had forgotten one thing that was n
governor, The little coons liked their
work and lambaYtod the gators un-
meroifully. ! stopped 'em, hnt tho wild
animals were beyond control.
"rhey dashed around until tho speed
\ got SO high that tho armnture OF tho
| dynamo burned out with fash. The
\ gators running tho oonyeyor got into
n race with the other fellows ana hoist
ed cannon balls 30 fast that the tank
got ovorweghted and broke down.
"1hc cannon balls fell on the gators
heads and killed every one OF 'em.
| Fact, | ASSURE"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10
NATIONAL AnLIANcD.
Tho work Done NJ Rnieigh-omcerH
Elected.


Raleigh, Feb. s,-The supreme
council of the National Alliance lis
toned to the annual address OF the
president at tho morning session today.
1t was platform day and the COM
mittee In chargc thereof recommended
some changes which brought on lively
discussion. A number of delegates
favoring n rcnnlrmation OF the ocala
platform but larger number endorsed
The committees report and come chan
I,cs were made The transportation
plank demanding the government
ownership and control OF railroads. Ia
modified SO as TO demand that the
government shall own Just enough of
the competing roads OF the country TO
effectuuliy give the government charge
of the regulations OF passenger fnre9
and freight rates.
The demand for tho eleciion of
United states senators by tho direct
vote OF tho people Is so changed as 10
demand that each state shall be diyld-
ed into two districts OF nearly equal
power and senator shnll be elected
from each by direct vote Of the people.
The onioors for next year are.
President, J. s, Willetg OF Kansas
vice president, II. q. snavely. Penn
sylyania; secrotary-treasurer. w. 4.
Duncan, South Carolina; national cN-
ecutive committee, Mann Page OF Nir-
ginla, II. l.. I.ouoks. South Dakotai
d, u, Dean, New York. II. c. Deming,
Pennsylvania, Marion Butler. North
Carolina.
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ONE WAY 10 MAKE A LIVING
How It Feels to Be a Subject in a
Living Picture.
This Girl Hads a Success ION Hur
Shape"
She Wa. Embarrassed nj First, but
Found That the Manager. Bnd
oniy Artistic Ideas, and So she
Didn't Mind So Much.


have Just come back from New
York, and from n successful attempt
TO get position ION my shape"
had no other qualifications for tho
place; in fact. 1t demanded none other.
30 have been employed TO pose as
living picture" in several Of the the
aters.
The inspection to which candidate
Is subject is not a pleasant one for
modest woman writes &C. W." In tho
Cincinnati Enquirer
Think OF being In nude tights and
alone In room with man. There is
only one reaasurng fac; In the whole
transaction. He was more of an artist
than man. He admired my nne points
and criticised my poor ones.
II woman is physically vain, her
vanity Will he ministered unto In most
matter-of-fact way, but her sclf-esteem
VIII be hurt. for these artists" exam
INC you Just as they would fine horse,
except that they don't look at your
teeth to see how old you are. Age
makes no difference. so you have re-
tanned your figure.
l had never been In tights before,
and, Of course. felt very awkward,
eNen peiore the manngor came In Al
| Ter ne came In my modcgty nccentuat-
| ed my awkwardness and / tried 10
shrink through the wall. but couldn't.
| "flumphH' he said, rs he casually
| glpnecd at me. Never posed before.
did your"
Yes" I said trying TO recover
WhereI In q theator7"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10

Pain is always terrible vlstant, and
often domiciies itself with one FOR life
This infection 10 prcvontiHo, In cases
OF rheumatism. by a timely rosprt TO
HosiettcrA stomach Bittora, which
checks the oncfoaehments OF this OBJ
gtinate aud dangerous malady az tho
outset The term "dauirruua' Is used
adylaediy Tor rhcumatiam IN always
liable 10 attack the vital organs and
terminate life No testimony n moro
conclusive and concurrent than that
OF phyhlciaus who testify 10 the excel
lont effect or the Ritters In thlB dis-
case, Persons incur q voting In rainy
or snowy weather and who are OK
posed TO draughts, should use the Iit-
tors az preventive OF III effecla Ma
larln, dyspepsia, liver and kidney
trouble, nervousness and debility are
also among the ailments to which this
popular mudlclnc Is adapted, For the
innfmitles, sarcncab and HuifnoHS OF the
aged II Is highly beneficial
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10

session or lose all chance OF keeping
themselves In the public eye, Choose
they must and quickly too. The longer
they delay tho worse they are on.
Approaching this, fighters and box
amateurs "a well as professionals
--arc getting together 90 iight against
tho opprcsSOfs whe seek 10 make them
az good as yoiueless. for what us0 ia a
pugilists vocal organs II he cannot dis.
semlnate the sounds throughout the
land2
Australian Murphy. Horace Leeds.
Chuck connos and one or two moro
Of the most modest as well hs enlight-
ened pugllists. are making preparations
for tho holding OF an international con-
yention OF boxers. which, II held. will
be the most important gathering 81 The
sort ever held ia the civilized world,
The object OF the convention OF pugil-
lists IL TO enter a ringing protest ngainat
the uiirR-eXtrayagant rates charged by
photographers and typewritere, II the
cxt0rtlonatc charges OF these greedy
creatures lncrraoe pusiiism may be-
come one OF the lost artB.
Even MS e Is, II requires such a lot Of
money 20 employ the absolutely neccs-
sasy taients OF the s.enoegapher and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10

Duncan, 1. r., Feb. o.-lThe town OF
Duncan ana surrounding country has
been experiencing the most intense
cold weather FOR this season. the Their
mometor being degrees below zero.
a strong north wind has been blow
ing with great fury during tho last
two days.
Rli Crow is now having an exnmin-
Ing trial before United States Com
missioner VIM. Il. Reagan Tor the theft
OF several head OF cattle from Capt.
E. Il. Morris, but II does not bother
Bili. nor has Il any terrofa for him,
because he has long since grown famil-
lar and used TO such charges.
company from Kansas was pros
pecting here within tho last few days
With a view OF establishing an electric
plant, and TO also put In a large roller
mill.
Duncan Is experiencing a period OF
remarkable prosperity. Fine. two
story brick buildings are going up.
that would be credit 10 any CITY,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10
Foslnws MnArnnn ronnoAsr.
between February ~ nnd 20 wsa,h-
or Most Ncmorlsnble

- - anu ~ ttehAh-
or Most Remarkable.
tcopyriEhtcd 1896. by w. T. Iroster)
ST. Joseph, Mo-, Feb. s,--Aiy last bull
letin gave forecasts OF the storm wave
TO cross the continent from February
u TO l6, and the next win reach the
Pacific coast about the 10th, cross the
western mountuln country by close OF
i7th. tho great central valleys from tho
18th TO goth, and the eastern states
about the 2ith.
This storm wave viii Initiate most
remarkable period Of weather, and the
country VIII experience almost every
thing from the tornado to the blizzard.
Extremes OF weather In nearly every
respect may he looked for. but moro
cold than heat, more rain and punw
and elect aud hail than drouth.
In the north particular attention
should be given to the protection of
live stock during the Inst half of tho
month. and In the south the early
crops, particularly Of gardeners viii
suffer from cold rains. sleet and hail.
TornadoeH may be expected In the
southern states and severe cold waves
In the north. a cold wave of some i'm
pprtance Will cross the continent from
9th to 18th.
can not answer correspondents UNI
less they Will enclose stamps.