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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08
The aaaette and Fort Worth.

THE GAZETTE aud several other pa.
pefs are discussing the question as to
what has caused Fort Worth to build
up so fast We can solve the problem.
In the INST place The GAZETTE, by
ils untiring zeal and continuous puff
ing, has made known, far and near.
that such place as Fort Worth Is in
existence; by It's higuly colored pic
lures OF the town ana country, IL
has induced men OF capital 10
settle in the place, and after
those men with their capital get
there, they have to do something. So
they engage In business and make in
vestmenis Then they advertise large
ly in THE GAZETTE and draw trade
and patronage from The towns and
country for miles around them. There
IL nothing like y live ne Yspeper to start
q town TO build up. There Ia no me.
dunn by which the advantages OF A
town, country or business cat be 80 ef.
iec.ually made known as through a
newspaper, Il Bonham News.
The GAZETTE does not under.esti.
mate the value OF 8 devoted newspa-
per to any community; but the News
leaves out OF sight some considerations
which are pertinent to it's attempted
explanation OF Fort Worths phenome.
nal growth. THE GAZETTE did not
make Fort Worth, but itself is the Greg
ture OF Fort Worth. Had there been
no unity OF purpose, no concert OF
action, no public spirit, no pluck, no
liberality In Fort Worth, the city
would not-indeed 1t could not have
reached that stage OF advancement
which demanded a paper like THE
GAZETTE; aud without these things the
city would not, because II could MOI.
have supported such sn enterprise.
When Fort Worth was mere village
Its people formed construction com.
pany and thus secured the first rail.
road when the town seemed to be In
the throes OF death, caused by the
extension westward Of the Texas A.
Pacific, the people gave large bonus
TO secure the Santa Fe railroad, from
the construction Of which road TO this
place dates that upward movement
which has been truly phenomenal.
Once on the high road TO municipal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08

greatness, q position won BY their
own indomltsble pluck, the people OF
Fort Worth felt the need of a paper Of
wide circulation TO advertise their ac-
complishments, their hopes, their la
bors for greater advancement. THE
GAZETTE was the result Of this feeling,
and the people have given 1t noble
support. THE GAZETTE is most valu-
able to Fort Worth because
Fort Worth has strength and resource
and greatness within itself The peo-
pie have compensated the work Of
THE GAZETTE by local support
more liberal than that enjoyed by any
paper In the state, and The GAZETTE
Is inspired and enabled by this fact
and the knowledge Of Fort Worth's
own resources and strength, TO lend
valuable aid in the progressive march
OF the future great city of Texas. 1t
will readily occur 10 our Bonham
contemporary that what THE GA.
Etllb III tuhbitu W uO lOI FOIL NOIIu
this paper could not do for some other
towns and cities. Men OF capital"
are induced to settle here, not, 9s the
News says, because Of The GAzBrTE's
"highly eolored pictures" but because
when they get here they see with
their own eyes the truth Of
all The GAZETTE has asserted con-
corning the city. The News is correct
when it says there Is nothing like
live newspaper to aid in the upbuilding
OF a town but no newspaper. however
energetic and devoted, can build up
town in which there is neither re-
sources nor strength.
Fort Worth bears within itself the
germ of its growth and greatness, and
The GAZETTE is at once its creature
and faithful ally. Texas newspapers
as rule are more enterprising than
those of any other state but, after all,
they are just what their communities
make them-no more, no less. And
every town In the state may be faith
fully judged by its newspapers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08
The LOcal.OptIOn Bill.


The Star copies the following from
the Dallas Mercury regarding the
local option bill that was spirited
away, To assure that PAPER Mr. Boggs
lives In this county, and that his
character rs an honorable gentleman
is above reproach, as much so as any
man in Texas, and the author of the
dirty trick must be found elsewhere /:
1t now comes to light that the sig
nature OF Mr.. John W. Boykin, the
enrolling clerk in the legislature, who
seems likely to be held responsible for
the throttling OF the Yearger bin, was
a forgery. Many Of his friends are
willing to swear that 1t Ia 80. The
burden Of guilt is now thrown back on
the calendar clerk, Mr. Boggs, who
must stand up to the inquisitorial rack
or throw the blame on some one el!e, y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08

en?p How Is II In Texas? Are Hub,
bard, Lang, Cabell. Cochran, Jackson,
Henderson, Hollipgsworth obscure2
Have they not been party
workers? Would the Herald
reflect on the past services Of these
Democrats; on their competency and
honestly How Is 1t in the broader
field Of public service? What OF Gar.
land, Lamar. Bayard, Manning, VI
las, Stevenson, Cox, Pendleton, DORIS
heimer, Hanna, Black, ChenOweth,
Boyd, Rosecrans and all the many
other appolntees to high and low
places? Has not the Herald made the
exception rule or would 1t accuse
the prominent, active Democrats who
have received federal Office OF luke.
wsrmncss or obscurity? Ninety.hve
per cent. of the appointees are well.
known Democrats, and no one
has ever dared to lnslnuate that any
one Of them is either incompetent or
dishonest. One great difficulty Is,
that the party workers outnumber the
offices, and another difficulty is the
ciyil'service-reform law. Cleveland
cannot increase the number Of the Off
cfs nor override the law, aud he would
not II he could. If the Democratic
party is not controlled by place-hunt-
ers, the mistake OF those who
think lis will be made apparent in
1898
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08
roK DECENTRALIZATION

ENOR SALE 900 GRAPES. 4DDl0
- cranes, 1000 grapes. T.. WhI'aKer
Wbhes THE GAZETTE TO inform his frIenda
ana me public generally that he Will have
iO,Op rooted vines for sale this fall OF lie
varieties known 10 be the best adapted 10
ms climate. To parties wishing 10 iliant a
vineyard he VIII give special rates, and 10
lhose planting for hoIae con4umption viii
DOT oe under-old by anyone. He IL ready 10
c,oAe contracts for fall deli, cry for any I,I,rS,
per Within his limits. aud by purchasing Of
MIN You have the advantage OF getting what
you want anu when you want Them, Tor you
ceu 20 70 MS vineyard and zee them taken
up anu can plant them out the same dny If
You 30 desire, and 10y dong this he wiii
guarantee every vine 10 grow. Should any
u!e WIZ replace them another year. His
vineyard u Two miles from the courthouss.
teaches lane Wv" VI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08

john CuRRAN, Globe hotel, Hous-
ton, Tex, has ineubsted a "pome"
entitled DON'T Forget Our Dead"
which, for an absolute fake" Is lit
tie ahead OF anything we have seen.
The two first verses Jingle sweetly-
they had to, "a they are almost bodily
stolen from Father Ryan. The last
verse, wherein Mr.. Curran has in.
Jeeted his own hog-wash here and
there, ia dissertation OF the reverend
poets best liHes. Mr. Currau should
have more respect for the illustrious
name he bears than to be guilty Of pill.
fering. Ugh His eflusion resem-
bles an ugly scar on u pretty face.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08

AN ECCLESIASTICAL pilgrim has
written long letter from Wichita
Falls to his home paper In Piqua, Ohio,
giving an account OF his experience
with the Indians, He thinks Aquan-
da Parker IA a great man and that the
Indians will soon be civilized. Cler-
gyman though the correspondent is
he could not but fall into the humsn
weakness Of painting the frontier OF
Texas in colors which would have
been quite eNtravagant thirty years
ago.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08

A POINTER for disappointed Office
seekers-for party workers." rs 1t
were lA0p men applied for poetoffice
inspectorships from one cause or an
other, only seventy.three responded
to the summons to meet at Washing
ton FOR examination. There were
tbirty.six vacancies ont Of the seven
ty-three present, only twenty-five got
there, Eli, and fourteen offensive par
tisanl were left undsturbed because
the party workers either would not go
or were incompetent under the rules.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08

EVERY section, every county, every
town, every man in Texas, Ia inter
ested q the question Of deep water on
the coast. The only consideration
should be; Who're can 1t be obtained
most easily, most cheaply and most
permanently This question decided
all parts OF the state should work in
unity. An "even, symmetrical devel-
opment of Texas" has been too long
delayed by "shrlveled localisms" and
gel ii shness
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08
Opposed to Monopoly.



There is considerable talk among the
newspapers OF the state over the fact
that the Galveston News will ON
about the lat OF October establish a
branch printing Off ,e at - Alias, The
OBJECT OF the News in establishing this
branch Office Is 70 increase its facili.
Ties for delivering the paper early in
North Texas, and by 20 doing gain an
everlasting foothold on that section OF
Texas. The enterprise of the News
We do not believe should be encour
aged by the people OF
North. Texas. We dislike to
see any individual or corporation try
to monop )lize by the use OF his or It's
wealth any kind OF business, and e,
pecially in the newspaper line. That
IL, where there Ia sufficient population
or wealth TO support more than one
In Texas there Is sufficient newspaper
patronage to support three or four
iirst-class daily papers. In these
three OF four daily papers all aides of
political questions are discussed and
oil classes and elements will he repre-
sented. But il the News establishes a
branch office in Dallas and secures the
patronage Of North Texas, the other
daily papers OF North Texas will die
for want OF support, The News has. TO
great extent, captured south Texas
and with North Texas II will have the
greater part of the state captured
Then there will be but one opinion for
the reading public of the state tolisten
to-but one side OF the tale will be
told, and the News will, to s. more or
less extent, control the state. Let us
nave more papers sud better papers.
put deliver IA from uniting on any
one psper
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08
Cleveland and Politicians.

a reform OF civil service means in
It's highest sense, purlacatlon and
honest administration OF the service OF
the government and the selection Of
honest, good men for office. Mr.. Cleyt-
land recognizes this fact, but takes a
sentimental view of the matter. He
seems to think that ciyil-service re-
form 10 to ign ore the politicians and
party workers and select new, often
unknown, men The erratic charac-
ter Of his selections, the ludiffer.
eooe toward men composing the
great party organization and his fond
ness for obscure individuals have be-
come subjects Of national comment.
Now, this sentimental view may be
from sentimental standpoint all
right, but will Il VIM Dallas Her.
aid.
Why fears the Herald TO indone
or condemn? Why does It not specify
in what instances Cleveland has
sought the obscure members OF the
party aud neglect ID "the party work.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08
THEY are now telling Of a telegraph

THEY are now telling Of a telegraph
operator who has returned 5000 to
the conscience fund ofthe government
because, some years ago, he shielded
a friend for whom this sum was offered
IA reward. To the outside world
this is all good enough; but to the
typo who has old cases on u morning
paper the idea Of a telegraph operator
having 5000 will come like thun.
derbolt from "a clear sky.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08

plaiutin. In tbet,,,
coinpany,the ownss. y w
'e.e , concrete oav ~ :
:. , 10, shoold be a ' w.,
70 infringe on apv wlsi
ms patent, w1,irb saleuis I
MED especially "~ ~
ALAMO CEisysr
w :"
OK" 70 = DvILSfo 81 al ~.
rms Gao c ming ~ MO.
May term ofihe os,s, vn % l,
states 81 IN ana for ,ha ssi
Iehss, At San Antosins ~
nnotlon OF, on said dav 40
by coun sci for the ny NJ aAt
order That the said ess, /,
hereby dismissed as e s.'
George Dnlluig, Cieo, ssalnt
y SHAW, and the dsise XII
ms agents, ATTORNEYS st
men De and tile sams Vic.
enJolned and restraiss',e "
directly making or ear,, ~
o or causing 70 be USED X
conGIete pavcments, a, - y
@ln ,g or embodylnr, !, "
lerieltlng the inveniioaw I.
ger, as the same a ~, q
re issuing letter patenttnA
Oh SAID Schillilnger az, 70
scrlbsd In the bill or c onu y y
anus herein, and from ~
violating the said letter , r..
Iectufe, use or sale ofttE
menus as aforesaid, and ~.
inaklng or manu- iacturIrps's
,li manufactured s,',.I
rom marking on into We1
lndenting the surface ~ y " ~
n nre nv, w, wn D. under ih.,'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08

ThE Houston Post Is Justly indlg.
nAnt at the conduct OF the PhilAdel-
phia and New York military in refus.
Ing TO meet Southern companies at the
great prize drill. II was senseless
and unmanly piece OF bigotry, to be
sure, and the more 30 when It is re.
membered that perhaps more than
half OF the Southern companies are
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08

WHEN the newly appointed post
master at Dallas read the Herald edi-
torlal on "civll service, sentimentally
and practically" he unused IN his
mind and wondered II the Herald in
tended to designate him obscure AZ a
statesman or IA an individual, and
then he wired Dick Hubbard and
Cbenoweth that Cleyeland's civil
service was very practical.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08

Princess BEATRICE must be n
plucky woman to marry a slx-dolIar-
a.week man, albeit he isa prince. II
she inherits her mothers c0coethes
scribeadi, we may look for such thrill
Ing narratives "a "IIow to Live on
Six Dollars a Week. "a Dinner for
a Dime" "a Ha.Penny Lunch or,
Economy In High Places"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08
She Married.


Whenever headlong, headstrong
girl takes notion to marry, parents
had just as well give in. Last week a
Virginia girl made repeated attempts
to elope with her lover, when her
mother locked her up In her room up-
stairs and took every stitch OF her
clothing away from her. She sewed
bed.quilts around herself, descended a
ladder and was married.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08

The Apaches are reported rs having
been appeased by additional rations
from the stores ofthe army. a great
deal OF sentiment Is being INDUCED In
some quarters over the relations Of the
government to the Indians. Despite
this sentimental discussion, the fact
be II mournful or happy that the
Indian has been going and must 60.
What difference, then, whether the
process be rapid or slow, since extinc.
ton Ia inevitable Mercy To the
whites since there seems In final
resul's 10 be no mercy for
the lndlan-demAnda speed. The
best way to 'appesss7 the Mescalero.
Apache, or any sort OF an Apache IA
to kill him when he grows "festless. -
II this plan ia objected to, then the
white man ought to be kept out OF the
reach ofthe Apache. Unless they are
Kept widely separated, one or the
other must be killed, aud ciyili2 alton
demands the conversion Of all
Apsches into good Indians by the
only known method, viz: the bullet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08
Great is Fort WORTH

The Fort Worth GAZETTE says it Is
not the "WaXahachie Tap but the
Fort Worth IL New Orleans railroad
that she is now building, and it means
to intersect the timber belt in Polk
county, and then, adding prong,
reach out for deep water at Sabine
Pass. Great is Fort Worth and its in
vincible GAZETTE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08

GT IS a pity that Convict Fish could
not come to Texas TO serve out his SEN
tence He could have himself hired
out to some friend and pass a very
pleasant time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08

THosE who think civil service Is a
nuisance should not assall it until after
1883. 1t would be an excellent thing
60 have about the house In case a Re-
publican president should be elected
neKt time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08

ALL Texas will sympathize with
Houston In its wild delight over the
national victory achieved by the Light
Guard. HIrrah for the Light Guard
OF Houstonl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08
CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements p,dcr TVS head iosi bs,:m.
serted at ne rate Of fue ot1ss hne, sc'sh tnSer-
ton, sessn iords 10 ne Inc. No advertisement
Inserted fer ieSs than Twenty-Five cents. Parties
,ctth who7n ne haze no running account mtst 'as
IN u,ituros
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08

THE journalist la much more con
siderable a parsonage than the editor.
Ii ia only when the editor runs his
big, cluo.footed blue pencil through
che Journalists spencerian copy
that the latter realizes himself amen
able to n superior power.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08

BEEcHER should stop preaching.
When man gets too big for the Bible
he has no business in Christian pull
pit. He should have the decency to
carry his evolution theory to the lee.
ture room.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08

SENATOR TERRELL may not have
attempted to damn Reagan with faint
praise, but in his letter he has damned
him with very faint defense. Is tho
Piney Woods statesman in any body's
urDN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08

IN these scorching days. when the
sweltering, sunbrowned laborer feels
waterspout OF Precipitation rushing
down his spinal column 1t Ia cooling
and refreshing to reflect that he can,
by losing a day, alt down aud read
Texas statesmen on The dignity of
lAbOr.u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08

OVER In Arkansas they are protest.
ing against the employment of con
victs outside the walls. As long ~
Heh Ward could give the legislative
committee and the convicts cham.
payne dinner once "A year there were
no objections.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08
no LET FOR BUsINrs. pUKposrs.

TINO HOTEL MEN, NOW OFFER FOR
story brick hotel, i0xlJO, with wash.room
and Kitchen attached, unw In process OF
erection. This building viii be ready for oc-
cuphncy ny the 18th OF August. II VIII con
TAI thirty-twu bed rooms, besides a dining.
room iON5O on the flTst Bpor, and Office and
bar room, each z0xh0. IL Is located in the
track and only one block from the suuDrs
anu VIII be supplied with water, gas and
electric bells. Apply 70 Frank Fitz hugh
Paris, Tex. 49,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08

SAM RANDALL il styled by some
the head and front OF the Democratic
party. 1t IL strange that the leading
Republicans should think they cannot
afford to defeat him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08

THEY have Mrs. Black Jack Lo-
gan over in England, and she is try
Ing to keep her hubby in the van,
The husband OF this woman 10 Lord
Randolph Churchill.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08

"rwENrY-Two applicants for pur.
chase rs actual settlers" "applica.
lions Tor the lease Of over a million
acres" With this fact, as reported
from Austin to the GAzKTrE yester.
day morning for text, will not some
one inform the people that the lease
isw promotes immigration.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08

THE next committee that the legis.
lsture sends 20 visit and inspect the
state prisons and convict camps should
take week and read Dumas "Ad,
ventures Of a Marquis before enter.
ing upon their duties. This French
man may knock the scales from their
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08

The Houston Post il a big. hearted,
generous paper; but on questions
wherein religion ia a factor IT still
wears the old Huguenot glasses.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08
For Sale.

One'half interest in cattle com.
pauy In Mexico. Splendid range and
water Tor 10000 cattle. Terms one-half
cash, balance one and two years, IL de-
sired. Apply to
UNITED TRADING Co,
Colorado, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08
DON'T Squeeze at All in Public.

The arm-clutch is receiving consid-
cradle attention FROM the press of the
state. fla young lady prefers having
her arm instead of her waist squeezed
the press should not object
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08

ONE year ago to-day the Chicago
Democratic convention met. Happy
day; oh, happy day
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08

The postmasters are going, it seems
Under the ruling, we presume they
are offensive partisans.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08

REPUBLICAN, oflice.holders ought to
sympathizc with the English lords.
The days Of each are numbered.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08

( lHEAP IOTS-FlFTY NICE RESIDENCE
~ lots for sale cheap on long time viii
exchange for farms or good wild lands 4, o.
Noodle " ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08
wEDNEsDAY MORNING. JULY 5.

CLEVELAND ought to show his back
hone in the matter Of Keiley's appoint.
ment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08
MAKES CHILD.BII',

The time has e0mst<~
the terrible sgony ind<
very critical period 70
life car be avoided "
gulshed physician, ~.
greatest 20 ton OF h8G
four years. IN This bnlN
tice, lett TO cbil -seii<
this priceless Legacy
Ing appliance, "Ths
FRIEND and iQdsl
thousands Of the bsik
our land who, haylliPN
wonderful remedy ~
ment, rise up ami NJ
blessed.
We receive letter
section OF he c0unlT
for placing TINS prspM
reach OF suffering sGr
lady from North ser n
Us that sne would "
the proprietors 90 4
bringing IL 10 her J AZ
previous confluence mn
doctors, and they seW. Il
10 use chlurofofnn AfA'
&c and she suHehds
but this time she an n
Frs FRIsND,' a9sN :"
was short, quick y lpr,
magic. NOW. WY 1kN'
man suffer when " ar
We can prove all " III
ing WnneGSes ana
ested can call, or D
bands DO so, at oti
the origina lettens nrl
not publish. rEI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08

composed Of Northern-born and
NOrthern-bred boys.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08
FOR sALE-LIVE STOCK.

ATThE, HORSES, MARES AND MULEs
" bought and sold on cOnimission. and uhs
efal advances made GU conRlRnmentg. We
have on hand 1000 head Of Steer cattle 2OOo
steors and heIiers. Farm lands and civ
property paying aud Investment OF 10 10 rs
per cent. Money loaned for capitalists al
Fort Worth.
nor HALE -ONE THOUSAND BEEF
A. cattle already In pasture, raised In Weat
Texas. eau upon or address ". II. Bunton
& Co., Sweet water Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08
MIsCELLANEOu1-

WATER CONSUMERS i. WATER
w rents VIII be due aud payable on The
~ day o. July, ia advance, at the office OF
lhf FoTt worth Water WORKS company: III
NOT para within ten days after q ey shall iali
que per cent. Will be added and n not paid
wllhin twenty days after they fall due the
supply VIII De turned OF without notice, and
not turned on again until all back dues are
phlo, moulding The time n was cut OF 81 eN.
wa wiz pe charged for forming on again. The
above rule VIII be stncIly enforced. Rules
ana an regulations can be had at the office
W ScOble superintendent Fort Worth
water works.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-08

This remedy Is one soo
publish certificates, but
full linlment TO he used y
three months.
! send for our treatl"
Happiness OF Womap'
gives all particulars.
THE BRADFIEipp
y
Sold by all druggists