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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13

s SOCIETY IN TOWNS near By. 5
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~. rAsy spent pan Il Friday IA ne

Rainier. TAsy spent pan ~ Friday IA ne
city.
Mrs Stuart Rice served ,sa .. ne Gs;s
links Labor Day. when q great many soci-
ETY. people visited the place
Mfss <suppy. OF Gan Jos. Cal. Q gra1uAts
OF Arr ArDor 10 he Efficient new teacher
who taxes charge OF the school room a. tas
Annie Wright seminary.
Mrs. A. j. Hayward and Mrs Eastman
entertained very delightfully."- I nEFsdsy al.
FRIDAY aftsTn9ons. for Mrs. Eastman. Of
Minneapolis. gbo IL their guest
The Aisse. Underwood were N The city
ThBrs8sy and visited Mrs. A X Ntsccc6
Several young lat3ee tropp.S IN during me
afternoon and took cup or teA win trehA
Cap TTowbriAgr Of the Oriental liner
Olympia wAs e. me Rochester iasi week
and engaged rooms for his wife and cH41.
sho all arrive from London the Isl Of
October.
ars Leigh a J, Hun, has returned 20
Seaits She 8tB be present ~ dime.
70 be given THE wssx by the young men 81
the Owl Club for the ia1ies o. Camp
Happy Days"
MrS. Tsnmef man and Miss Timmerrs a.
sho have spent aTs Nkeks tn The csiy me
g3ests % Mrs George n HsnliE .lli LAX.
passage on the Waila Hsila tomorrow and
Fe&2rn 20 their aome ia k@alands. Cal
Mrs 4. NewoY and daughter OF Mary
Land. arrived - tne CITY " sdnes1ay 70 join
Mr Newly .ao - special surveying agent
Of government lands Mrs &egby is q
cousin OF AIRS " c Bsr1slsy They are
stopping a Mrs $eweits OF . street
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q TIE same time crsperfnG - take charge
o. the Business In 0uckomfsh formerly
ewnez ~ her mother.
Nh c. 81 easrma3- ~ has beGa -
guess o. Niss cIgnaus en1 Miss Cray. -
,urnec 20 ne. homo n Tacoma Tuesday.
" 8 Clay returned Tussday night from
Harr.son Eo, eorfngA 3. c.. much TN
proved = health
Dr. Mccain. who las beGn very SICK ~
It's past month. 10 slowly IMPROVING
Mr. Q. A Phslps and family, Of O-s;ng.
Wash. are the guests 81 their friends
/. p. Eerets ara family. this week
Gr Nike Lyman II very sick with -
csoie fever.
Esy A J. Hanson. Of the n. Z. church
10 aosent this week. In attendance upon The
annual conference ~ Vancouver.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13

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'rs19Aa- Mr Vaughan Ms Peter =
Smign Mrs. II McA@am Nre passta
Wilson. M'ss Mar Cor~cn ard Mrs. Roh-
e-t r. Usl$ee
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13

Arrs-~--~nss srs h-t-r r.~.sr.ea ecr
ths F~s~~s''on ~ W8FrNr's Clubs which
vii be held hrrs NE 80 ara - The
mse'in,s viii - helH IN Mas0ric hall. ana
rrorniss - ~ extremely Interesting re-
o>r'inn sor fh~ visiting eaerstsrs wil! Re
given the evening ~ -he SO a. yrs Ca
iusNs Parsons home
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13

Af~ffG y , 1g4s nun
Cred have AZ !as'
beer issnttfe1. They
ars al 70 De seer ID
TIE grand earn val
which taxes pace
this week to th~ sx-
position building,
And which Will De
one Of the mos;
elaborate Affairs
ever given 10 TIE
city. The LIVING
Calendar" IL the
snsQas title given
49, Inat~s u- 40 TgrA
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Special
alueS in
Bedspreada

ie-4 White Honey Comb. - q
worth Tsc.
LA White Honey Cont Nasu6DS
pattern. SIC. worth CSC.
4 new line OF 5o-inch 1psstr9 =
portieres and furniture COVERINGS =
all the lates. designs and coiaR "
Soc and 75c q yard
Special prices on these soo0o = =
holsIerers and furniture aas1oeA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

o,o ~ Epm'At once. a good yh,,-- -,
sio East Third street. sV'u white cook.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

Talking About the 1897
Convention.
WILL IT M HELD ~ FORT WORTH
on SAN ANTONIO -ronMER's
ADVANTAGES.
THE BETTER PLACE.
NEWS FROM THE LOCAL LIVESTOCK
MARISET.
steady at the End of the Week.
Total Receipts for Past Week.
THE BETTER PLACE.
NEWS FROM THE LOCAL LiyEsroo.
MARKET.


The meeting Of the Cattle Ralsers'
association In this city on March 10
VIII be the sixth annual convention
Of that body held In Fort Worth with
out intermisBlon. The convention of
1890 was held IN Dallas, and those who
attended ON that memorable occasion
sum remember 1t with the cold shiv-
srs, for IL Is said till this dag that
the building where the convention was
held was 80 poorly provided with heat
ing apparatus that the meeting was
almost frozen out. Now there Is some
talk Of selecting some other place than
Fort Worth FOR holding the convention
In 1897. and some who apparently
should have no real caus. for doing 20
are advocating the claims Of SAN An
tonic ass the next r-eeting pllte
prominent member OF tho rssorin-
tiuu lmpmtially expressed himself yeE-
t,rtnN regarding tn. relative merits
OF Fort Worth and san Antonio as
places to mol the convention Itr adj
nittcd that as matter OF sentiment
mud policy II might be n good thing
To hold one convention In the Alnno
city, as that was about the onl,. large
place In Texas where a convention mad
not been held IA "A nuuber az In.
members Of the nssocmtion live In
South Texas II would be "A graceful
thing To- hold one Meeting I'm A South
Tyyns town ami this cornplImnnt Ia mo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
THE LOCAL MARKEr.

Study at the Weeks Close-Other
Livestock News.
rhe week closed with the market for
both hogs and cattle practically un.
changed The hog market romans too
low to he satisfactory to sellers mud
nnthlug sold Yesterday for over SO. 60
Total receipts for the week were fnlrlN.
good The weeks cattle rcccipts were
l,Oll and 3,lSa hogs were received. Yes
tcrdny's receipts We're smaller than on
several days previous as IL usual ON
saturday Reaeipts included a CIR nr
onttlc from @ W. Eads, Rogers. and
rs head of cattle from A. G. Harrcn OF
iiddlnga The following marketed
one car OF hogs each: ~ Hnckntt. Ar
gyle w. Mayleld, Alvarado; Parker
Y Mcintyre, Meridian, and j. D.
Rouse, Lexington.
T.. y. Post OF san Marcos sold at 81
Louis Thursday 1li9-pound steers
that brought $500 10 The same dnv
the Dale cattle farm. Grernvillc, /. i46-
pounds average sold at SS.55 The
Browmooh cotton oil mill sold Lie
pound cattle AT S235 II. i. Godalt.
sold on the st Louis market sheen and
lambs from Dublin. for which he rot
$l3j and $3.50, respectively.
A. Low q Co, bankers and cattle
owners Of Victoria, became members
OF the Cattle RDisers' association vrq-
terlay. They listed cattle to the NUM-
Der or 500,
The gain in membership Of the cat
Tie Rnlsers' association during the
past year Is about l50 This gain alone
Will help TO swell the attendance Of tho
next convention to greater proportions
tllnn II has ever mad before
frncrHl IL II, Stoddarl OF BRYAN wns
among the prominent cattlemon visit
Ing In the city yesterday. lie former
ly held the position of ndjutant-gen-
eral Of the state
Manager w. II, Skinner OF the stocl,
yards left yesterday for n few Jnys'
trip to Kansas city and Omaha.
Mark Lynn OF palo Pinto county was
among the cattlemcn I'm town yestcr-
day.
Messis BradriclS and Warllaw or tho
stock yards went out last night for n
short trip to Rhome
VIM. Hittson went ont Yesterday tn
his home at Mineral Weels
Brooks Lee, a Midland cattlemnn
WIS In the city Yesterday.
keech Halsell, Decatur cattlemnn.
came In yesterday.
u. G. Rhomc, cattlemnn from
lihnme, Is In the city.
q, 3, White Of Wcatherford was
among, the cattlemen who came In
yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

w. q. knttle. travelling passenger
agent Of the Glover Leaf left yestur-
day for Dallas.
Geo. $, Rarnhnrt, assistant In tho
livestock department Of the Cotton
lielt, LEFT yesterday for Tyler
II. $ BEARD, commercial agent OF
the Fort worth md Denver, Is In from
hustling expedition.
tn" Texas aud Pacific new city
ticket office corner Of Main and sixth
VIII be uccunicd Mondnv.
Work on the white Ouks road COM
mcnced at IN Pasp Thursday and VIII
be- pushed steadily
The announcement comes from New
orleans that the recently nppolntpd
cotton rat" arbitration board win as
come to Galveston.
Don ~ sweet lns been appointed
general freight ana passenger ngcpt
OF the Atlantic ana Pacific, with head
quarters at Albuquerque.
EN-Auditor Dugolsby OF the Waco
ana Northwestern has nrceptod n
travelling position with the Katy and
has been assigned the territory soutl
Of Dallas +. Iisk has been trnna-
ferrcd to tho north end.
The railroads having refused to rrnnt
the request of the supreme body Of
the uniform rank, knights of Pvthlas.
TN" nnnull erCampment Mt Mime
hpollN. Mimi. has been declared an
WHAT iA said to he y hlnck-llst Of Nh
A. H. U. men who struck on the mn
nuis Central In 1894 Inns fallen iutn
IN" hands OF two Chicago attornryg,
VINO prurose, with its assistance. 10
fnstcn upon the general mnnnrers' as
ISOLATION the charge of conspIrlnr Ia
prevent NIL railroaders imnllrotod In
again '"'''
sum g. Warner, general passenger
"Erni OF IN" Cotton Relt. was here yes
teluNN nnd went over to Dallas
w O. Forbess. general freight and
n,nNs'nfrr ereat Of the Wcntherford
Mineral Wells and Northwestern was
here yesterday.
unat"n M"aller, general rnspcnqcr
nhrn' "i IN" TeNAs and Pacific, came
over FRIDAY nlrht from Dallas
John VI. Puckett, Katy agent nj IScI-
Ter WIS here Yesterday.
-, ~ W. tamphell, train master Of the
IcNhs ana Pacific, came In YESTERDAY.
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas ms
nut On new sleeper' which will nm
between Fort Worth aud Houston ON
night. '"''
George NJ. lInll, forman Of buildings
ana bridges, west end OF the Texas and
ipciiic, was here Yesterday.
sam NJ West scale inspector for the
Texas and Pacific, came In YESTERDAY,
conductor George Allen was here yes-
terdnN TO take charge of the Gagette's
special.
GEORGE II, Foster, division train mas
ter of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas.
Is here from Hllishoro.
Six trains Of stock came In Yesterday
ana We're shipped over the Joint track
TO the 81. Louis and Chicago markets,
Special car No. 90 OF the burlington
md Missouri River railroad. cnme ia
this morning ON No, 6 and wont north
over the Rock Island, D. n. Thompson
In charge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
THE GAzETrEs TRAIN.


Stroke OF Enternrisa Annr,cto,,., =.
~ hallway People.
No people on earth are more on,,.
pllNlhg than railway people. ana ne a
NATURAL sequence, no people an ear,h
ure more appreciative OF enternrisa
than railway men. '"'e'prise
me uhsette's announcement voa,or
nay OF Its own special train. nut AZ H.
eNns ana Pacific this morning for tha
nhnuling OF the Dallas edition ~ H..
paper was something OF n aurnris'
nu, elected many complimentary ex.
me Fort Worth and Denver peon,o
.poke OF the special IN the most lindi,,
.erms. ana thought Il fine stroke ~
entsfprise. Big-hearted Charley War;
Ihht rs business. Put me down
Ut .ne Hnzctte all the time. for h H.
~ ,ne people, and as | am for the
Pvnnple am also for the Gazette
i'ooh Island people characterized n
llcket Agent Orion said IT was nhon,
what was TO be expected from ~, %
1ette as the paper had deveioned in,o
: regular whiszer. Katy people tbourbt
" q line move for the paper as 4,
would PUT II all over North Texas sIde
ny side with all competition.
Dan NJ. Morgan, city ticket aren't ~
the Cotton Belt. said he was glad 10
see II, az II clearly evinced thar tho
nome paper was prospcring and womb
gressiveness. 80
Jake zurn. city ticket agent or tbe
Iexas and Pacific. snid 1t was a good
thing, and he WINS glad to sec II.
Ahe '~xattc's snacini will 0a ont evarv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

toh SAlE-Nice residence lo,a 5oxtoo
I tst each with alley: situated on west
rrst and Weatherford streets and
,. located; price $3.50 each. forms
y reasonable. slx-room cottage
Snd lot oOxl25 feet on West weother-
toru street, south front S25oo. aas,,
,,erns' On Belknap street ana veil
, ,,t, on West side, lot 75Xlo0 feet
s,rdna louf-roOm cottage. corner lot
Suovo, extra easy. Two nice nlocea an
lE street, east front. lot gsx1on
saeana ana good houses on encb oro
Esoou, me other $3.50, Some first.cIoss.
,auvio3he-paying business property. bar-
s""S; one pasture OF $50 ncres
,e"csu ana cross-fenced; wnter and
extra hne grass land ana only
zen miles from Fort Worth. 81 mo-.
I ,1' easy terms. Sandy land. mari
INNER ana part prairie. 81 per acre.
, ,.s az right. Several extra Well,
proNed black land farms. 100 TO 900
,,a each. $50 TO $25 each. several
10, OF the very best OF black yyaxv
c "IIs Willow ssd land in eight miles OF The
v'S, Ky per acre: any kind OF terms.
~, ~ a! mi,e lafn of 200 acres and one-hnIf in
rhas'ute' tour and one-half miles from
i,u ne eity, to rent for 1896. Ten-ncra
m,peHs Tor gardening and orchards for
sue cheap and on long time Tan
Hores TO rent inside the city. thurman
NV'' fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

Annual Reunion OF the Naval Veterans,
National Association.
The National Association OF. Naval
Veterans OF the United Stntos viii have
their annual reunion this year In Tho
port OF New York. July 4, the same
uale which has been set for the blue
ana gray parade. Sailors. both North
and South. all wear the blue. ana vii,
meet together The naval Department
WIN send SQUADRON 10 New York for,
me occasion 10 DO honor To- the veto
rams some Of them may volunteer IA
lght spain soon. A night attack by tho
neet on the forts at the entrance OF
crrw york haroor Is on the program.
~ Rear Admiral Samuel Al,no,
Southwest '"e
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
MoRMoN M1ss1oNAnINs

AT worl, in Oklahoma Invited to
Leave
Guthrie, okla. Feb %. -tSpeclal)-A
number of Mormon missionaries are
nj work In the territory and in some
places are meeting with success and
making converts. In two localities In
Pottawatomle county however, com
mlttees have waited on them and given
them twenty-four hours TO leave the
territory.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
IRON AND wIRE.
FURNISHED ROOMS. .

FOR RlcNT-Two nicely furnished
rooms 900 Rusk street. between First
and Second streets
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

NAiaNiANHAfNsN MN is
Only Here on Little Trip and No
Alton Pat. .t,ttt.ra

Only Here on a Little Trip and Not
After Rate Cutters.
Chairman W. w Kent of the South
western passenger committee spent
yesterday In the city and circulate
pretty freely among the boys MIR
Kent says he Is only down this time
ON little trip and the rate situation
has nothing 10 do with his coming
Chairman Kent complmented the
active" railway department Of the
Gazette and expressed surprise Mt tho
accuracy OF much of its INSIDE" In
formation. But Mr. Kent should bear
IN mind that these things are among
those which the Gazette is here Tor.
ana should not hc matters Of surprise
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

Typographical Union No. lqS Will
nod its regular monthly meeting at
$50 y, IN. today ut the Knights Of
Pythias hall. The officials Of this body
report Its affairs To be In better condl-
ton than for the past two or three
Years. Probably 90 pcr cent. of tho
membership now hold positions. The
union has . sick and burial fund and
money In the treasury.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
BACK FROM WICHITA FALLS.


General Passenger Agent Keller Says
the Panhandle Is quiet,
Mr.. ID. Il. Keller. general freight and
passenger agent of the Fort Worth and
Denver. has returned from wichita
Falls. where he was the day after
the recent troubles that occurred In
that little city. Mr.. Keller says that
the day after the occurrence the city
Mas as quiet, as IL nothing unusual
had occurred. and while necessity for
the summary execution of the despcra-
DOS was generally regretted. the good
people OF that section feel that they
but discharged a duty toward their
country and themselves
Another feature OF the situation not
generally known is that II would have
been matter of imposslbllity TO have
established the origin OF the fatal shot
which ended Frank Dorsey's promising
young life, aud the conviction OF these
men and execution of the just penalty
Of the law involved too much uncer-
tainty for the people to take any
chances.
Mr.. Keller says the crop prospects Of
the Panhandle are the finest for years.
and that Panhandle people are now
wearing broad smiles OF happiness and
conteniment. The wheat crop espe-
cially Is very promising.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
PASSENGER TRAFFIC. DIVISION.

Meeting Of Southwestern Passenger
Committee March H.
There viii Ia a meeting Of tine SOUTH
western passenger committee at st.
Louis March 10 for the purpose NJ
finally passing upon the proposed di-
Mississippi and Missouri river gate
ways and Texas junction poIn's. The
subcommittee recently appointed Will
assemble at headquarters In st. Louis
ON March ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
cATrLEMEN IlEIoEcrNn.
Pleased with. win Morten,s Last orae

Pleased With Morton's Last Order
Coming to Convention,
Dean, Tex. Feb 29.-tspecialt-
catuemen OF this section are rejoicing
over secretary Morton's decision TO ac-
W'pt the old line as the quarantine
line THIS is great relief 10 them.
Hs thcy are dependent 10 a great az
!sht on northern buyers to dispose OF
their steer cattle,
cattle all over the plains country are
IN good condition and no loss is nntici-
pateu' More ctttlemen than usual ey-
sociation convention this year MS tbe,,
realize the Importance and dement's de.
rived from 1t more and more every
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
PATENTS.

WILLIAM g, HENDERSON. coun-
selor.at-law and solicitor ~ A,nc,Ica',
hhd foreign patents; trade marks ana
iaoels Rooms 20 AMI %. Norris hula
WE; corner Firth and + streets. WASH
lnRton; ID: G, Seventeen years exper,-
enee. including service In examinlno,
corps Y: e. patent ofilce. Send sha,ni.
ot model Tor report as to pntentabilitv
correspondence invited. Mention Ga.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

ron NIsel Sy,, asI' I I
with or without IT, sired, Y
been reopened py -,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

""r splendid stock ct Ladies' Oy-
t"rh- Inns brcn comin. In YER, rnu-
'uiN. nnd We are now showing thc
""St strictly upto-intc stock OF
"N'"r"s !" new shapes aud new toes
.""' ""Nc ever h~cu shawn In
'hts. EVANS 4 ROE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
wAsTED-TO BUs .

Losr-A ladies' brown leather pocto,'
Dook containing money: reward for rs'
turn tn sos Main street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

FOR RENT-NleSssry bpsVls'
with board; also os 10 lassl'-
sixth. by Mrs a. r.',, Z.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

NO AID LESS THAN TWO LINES.
NO CHARGES LESS THAN rs CENTS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

wANrnp-To ,TI,s.l,Ilsr : s''s'
house. suburbs pf''
ihla niIlce. ~ n - [
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

morning at 2a5 for Dallas, except Mon
day mornings. and for the convenience
OF the public will carry one coach for
passengers.
Great Is the Gazette. Is the common
verdict Of railway people.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

FOR RENT-Two ,d isTa'ia
with or with ygrs,rd
street. corner Thira. >,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

Round Rock, Tex. Feb' 20 -,sn.o,,,
--Robert NJ. Grimm aud Miss ontc
AT were married Thursday night nv
E'd~r !. u Rsii 500 W
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

Or, siegert's Angostura Ritters On.
lori, nnrssa by physicians and chemists Tor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

FOR RENT - Three furnished rooms
for Hight housekeeping; III Ryan street.
street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
PERSONAL.

Record Ideal, Tailor system I am now
making the perfectly seamless waist.
Every stylish lady should have her
dresses made by the Record system. as
1t gives the most graceful curves and
outlines of any system in existence.
and the seamless dress II the most
comfortable dress worn. / have also
taken the agency for this system, and
In addition to my dress making, Will
teach to any one wishing tn learn. 1t
only takes four measures of the waist.
have used several different systems
Of dress cutting, but none can compare
with the Record Ideal Dress-makers
and Indies out OF the city can learn
this by coming to my drcss-mnlling
parlors. 5l2 Main street The price is
very reasonable. Miss Mollle Farrell.
dl2 Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
DYE WORKS.

,Sni WoRKs-Can Mt CASTOR Dros.
ins M Mn street. for having so.ied cloth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

YOUNG MANI You want to learn
telegraDhy and secure position address
for particulars. Dallas Telegraph Col
lege, Dallas. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

WE DESIRE to negotiate s M
ing and local salesmeii y ~ Z,
brands of fine ease 4
Rookie" oscar Pep .ls md
fine Kentucky whiskies, . NJ
barrels; commission q Or Il ~
penses: references "
Co, Lexington, KY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

NANTED--Splendid opportunity for
appointment for young men In Railway
Hia,l service Examinations soon In
government positions free. Nntlonoi
ID. G. ""''''"b'oh'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

MISS GERTRUDE ANDERSON. FASH
lonable dressmakcr, Is now located in
room new Glen Walker building. can
and see her
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

AGENTS-Elther sex Y Gs,h
Ing regular customers, IN. I
every eve house. Free san1 ur,sss
distribution. lmu,s n,ar III ~
for samples. Elceis'o''
Chica 60.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

sALESMEN-S2O month selling n,o-
chliles Tor cooling refrlgoratora: Ii ner
cent cheaper than ice. Produces n drv
rolI mat keeps perishahle articles in
definitely Write fo1 terms. Arciic
Refrlgerating Co. Cincinnati. O.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

FOR RENT-Large south room fur
nished SOC Burnett street, four blocks
west OF postofllce
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

P Psors s5.sib. 4. 4. ! ,,s 1 s,.s
yards. aud We s r,s,,cssss s'p|
. ounces OF butter
Bros RI