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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
GAINESVILLE.
The Female Base-Ballists Draw Big
Crowd OF Men, Who
Say Fraud,
No JudG ment Against Leon Il IL. Blum for
WrOngfully Suing Out an
Attachment.
Special to tho Gazotte.


GAINESVILLE, TEX, Dec. 29.-The
female base-ballists played in this city at
the driving park yesterday afternoon.
There was large attendance OF the male
sex, and all denounce 1t as fraud. An
effort was made t. gather a crowd at the
skating rink last night to witness "drill -
but so many were sld by the ball playing
that the club couldu't get crowd.
The Gainesville Eihes assembled at the
city hall tonight. After an election
of officers for the ensuing year, the drill
exercises were gone through with. The
boys are making rapid progress.
In conversation with reliable gentle
man this morning THE GAZETTE CORE
spondenJ is Informed that the statement
made in connection with the arrest OF
Mr. James b. Moran Of this city, that
'NMoran Bros. had recovered Judgment
against l.. & III. Blum for S57o damages
for wrongfully suing out an attachment, y
Is incorrect. This IS confirmed by Dis
trict Judge Piner, who tells your CORE.
spondent that suit was instituted by
Moran Bros, in the district court of Mon.
tague county against l.. s II. Blum for
damages; that upon hearing of the
cause the defendants, l.. & IL. Blum,
recovered judgment.
THE GAZETTE correspondent gladly
makes the correction, as he had no desire
in the world to misrepresent any of the
parties, but only gave the facts as re.
ported here.
Mrs. Charles Benton of Fort Worth is
in the city to-day to see about her juvenile
opera troupe.
Judge Pncr came over to-day, signed
the minutes OF his court, and left on the
afternoon train for home.
Prof. Hughes, superintendent of the
Gainesville public schools, left for Fort
Worth yesterday afternoon to attend the
| teachers convention.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
LACKED WATER.
Too Much steam and Not Enough water
Causes a Horrfying Casualty.
EnaciaI ~ thn f1o.a,,.

Too Much Steam ana Not Enough water
Causes a Terrifying Casualty.
Special to the Gazette.
NEW ORLEANS, Ia, Dec. 20.-A snecial
from Mobile gives the following account
OF the boiler explosion there; "At nm
early hour this morning one of the boilers
OF the Gulf City oil mills, located on
commerce street, near Beauregard. ex-
ploded with terrific effect, the noise he
ing heard all over the city. AT the time
OF the explosion there were twenty-dye
men In the building. The windows and
doors on the west side OF the build-
ing had been blown ont, while the east
side was reduced TO mass of ruins. the
wall blown down and roof off. A LARGE
| crowd Immediately assembled and n
search through the ruins was made which
showed number Of dead and several
wounded L, c. stanton OF Social CIR.
Gle, Ga, the foreman, was found badly
and, IL is thought, fatally wounded. Israel
bracey was badly scalded, aud died a
Few hours afterwards. PueYey Jones. flre-
man, was blown out of the building
on TO the wharf, being stripped of his
CLONES, and he cried with agony. His
wounds We're fatal, and he has since died
Archie flekens, the other fireman. was
also fatally injured, and eanifot live but n
short time. Morris Wallace, gunner. was
found burned to death. Miles BIacI, q
hauler OF seed, Peter Chasbonrgh and
Daniel Jackson We're also found desd In
the ruins The body of the formo,
two were badly burned and
eharred. Richard Hunter was sevoreiS
hurt and scalded by tbs steam W,n
Blended was badly burned by the steam
while number OF other persons in ths
building were slightly Injured The
damage TO the mill will amount Ia ovar
$4,000, the brick wall being blown dawn
the boiler shed blown OFF and the shed
partly destroyed. The explosion scans
water, ~ 'a'A VI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
DECATUR.
nc Was Cutting Up Pork when the Shoot
Ing Commenced. Then skodaddled.
Special 10 the Gazette.

He Was Cutting Up Pork when the Shoot
Ing Commenced. Then skodaddled.
special TO the Gazette.
DECATUR, TEX, Dec. l9.-Chas. Verne,
the junior member OF the frm of Loyej0y
s Verne, attorneys at law, started TO Ar
cher City this morning, where he viii wed
Miss Salley Nicely on New Years day, be
ginning life anew with the new year.
Considerable excitement was occasioned
In the south part OF town last night by the
firing OF pistols and the screaming Of u
woman. Upon investigation il proved to
DC a Mrs, Holloway, who says that a man
was knocking at her window ana wlnkiDg
at her. AT the time, a Mr.. Ward was in
the house cutting up some pork, but took
TO his heels when the firing began.
Prof. Phosozyn is holding forth at
Gates opera-house this week. He dis
tributed many presents last night, did
many tricks, and upon the whole gave Il
good show.
There was sociable at Col. Laughs
last night, which was attended by the
young elite of the city, and all report a
splendid time.
Miss Jennie Newman of Fort Worth is
visiting Miss Lulu Lang, and, If reports
be true, viii not remain home long when
she returns to the Fort. VS. welcome
Miss N. to the hardware circles of Deca-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
A HIGH MASON DEAD.
A District Deputy Grand Master Has
Made the Masonic
Journey.
ohyohomma Red woran's lodge Order
of Eastern Star at
Atoka.
special to Tho Gazette.

special TO inc Gazette.
MCALLIsTER, /. r., Dec. 29.--.John
SECULAR, one of the most prominent Ma
sons of the Indian Territory, after lin
gering Illness of several months, died az
his residence in this city at 8 O'Clock this
morning, from heart disease. Mr.. Schu-
lar was II member of McAllister lodge No.
., A. i. & A. NJ, Indian chapter No. /, Il.
a. NJ Antek, HANNA chapter No. 2, o.
Il $. He has held the office OF past mas
ter OF McAllister lodge No, s. captain of
the host Of Indian chapter No. /, post
patron OF Antek HANNA chapter No. 9,
O. Il. s., and at the time Of his death was
district deputy grand master OF the grand
lodge of the Indian Territory, and grand
representative of the grand lodge of
Washington territory. In his death the
lodge loses one of the most faithful
workers, aud his family devoted hus-
band and parent. He win be buried to-
morrow morning. with Masonic honors,
from the Baptist church Of this city, at
II $50. We extend the bereaved family
our heartfelt sympathy in this, their
greatest alillctiou.
special to the Gazette.
10 A TEMPLE NOT MADE BY HANDS.
AToKA, |. T., Dec. 29.-Right Worship.
full John SECULAR, district deputy grand
master of the Masonic grand lodge of the
Indian Territory, died this morning at
McAlllster, Of rheumatism OF the heart
lie was greatly beloved and will be
buried tomorrow with Masonic honors
oHYonoMMA RED WOMAN.
Ohyohomma Red Woman's chap.
ter, Order of the Eastern Star,
celebrated its anniversary here last
night, The Masonic fraternity and
their families, whether members OF
the order or not, were invited. An
efficient corps OF new officers were in
stalled in beautiful and impressive man
ncr In the elegant Masonic hall. All then
adjourned to the banquet-room, where q
snmptuous supper was served. The
whole was recherche and highly enjoyed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
PARIS.

Merchants Lose Money! Religious Mat
ters- MarrIed-Socim ana Personal.
Special TO the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX, Dec. % Several of our
merchants arc heavy losers by the failures
at Clarksylle.
Williams, Workman & Co. and the Paris
Dry Goods company are closed to in
voice.
The Paris Publishing company held a
meeting last evening and elected officers
Tor the ensuing year; President, M. f.
Allen; vice-presldent, A. q. Hubbard;
secretary and treasurer, w. N. Furey;
business manager, j. t. Ellis. The char
ter of the company Is In the hands OF the
directors, bylaws have been adopted, and
the company win be ready for business by
JanuO /.
social party met at the residence of
apt, Moore last evening and enjoyed a
pleasant time.
The Sunday-school children OF the First
Presbyterian church were entertained at
the Hale building with q splendid supper
and good time generally on last oven
ing.
The pastors of the several churches met
at The rooms OF Rev. Chas. t. Hyde and
arranged for services in the different
churches during the week Of PRAYER, COM
mepcing Monday night, January 4
Work IL progressing at both ends OF
the Marshall, Paris & Northwestern road.
More teams are wanted
The dining room and parlors OF the
Peterson hotel have been beautifully dec
GRATED with eyergreens and flowers. The
parlors are bowers Of loneliness and the
dining room al that could be wished for
the ban tonight Quite number from
distance have signined their
intention TO be present 1t Is expected
that quite number will arrive on this
mornings train from the east
Ihe ladies OF the w G. T. u. will give
matinee concert at the opera-houso on
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock, and on
Thursday evening a supper viii be given
AZ the Lamar hotel BY the ladies OF the
union for the benefit Of the society.
At the Methodist church to-day Mr..
L, G. Kelso was united In marriage to
Miss Clara H. fatioson, by Rev.
X. w. Anderson. The church was well
nutd with the irleids Of the happy bride
and groom notwithstanding the unpleas-
ant weather, Many good wishes are ex-
tended 20 the married party as they start
out upon their married life.
Mr., Chas. ShebO left yesterday for st.
Louis TO be absent Tor few days
Mrs. Angie Chlsum, nee Angie Wells, Is
visiting friends In tbs city
Or. X. II. Chiffon aud wife returned TO
Dallas yesterday.
Manager Walker was made the reclp-
lent OF an elegant gold watch chain yes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
BEGGY CRYING BEARS
Was the Scene OF n Cherokee Dance
Where Fire Water Was
Freely Drunk.
lie wouldn't Have His whisky Spilled
Strange Law-Boots Escaped
His Brothers.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
Fort SMITH, Ark, Dec. 20.-op
Christmas eve a dance was given at the
residence of Mrs. Beggy "Cryng Bear, .
about fifteen miles from this city, in the
Cherokee nation, and some Of the Chero-
kee boys in attendance had supply of
whisky with them and INDUCED quite
freely. In the latter part OF the night, as
a number of the boys were leaving the
house, Henry Coleman, Cherokee, on a
light horse, approached a young man
named VIM. Vann and told him he was
going to spill his whisky. Vann objected
ana both pulled their revolvers about the
same time and began firing at close range /.
Coleman received deadly wound at the
tlrst fire aud dropped to his knees, but
continued firing until his pistol was
empty. When the smoke cleared away
Coleman was dead having been shot
three times, while his antagonist
had escaped with three slight wounds.
one on the head, one in the thigh and
one In the body. One or two bystanders
are reported wounded, but this lacks CON
flrmation. Vann Is now in this city, where
he came to evade arrest and can defy the
Cherokee authorities, as there is no ex-
tradition law in existence under which a
criminal can be arrested in the United
States and turned over to the Indian au-
thorites, and as all parties were Indians
the federal court has no jurisdiction in
the case, and Vann can boldly walk
our streets safe from molestation.
BOOTS ESCAPED.
On Sunday last about one mile from
Webber's Falls, in the Cherokee nation,
VIM. Boots and VIM. Fields engaged In a
shooting ARRAY. Boots using a breech-
loading shotgun and Fields six-shooter.
Several shots were exchanged. Fields
was badly wounded with fine shot. The
reports reached Webber's Falls that
Fields was killed, and about the same
time Boots also arrived there. A sheriff's
posse attempted to arrest him, when
regular battle ensued, about twenty shots
being fired, notwithstanding which Boots
made good his escape.
THEY ARE HIS BROTHERS.
The Cherokee circuit court closed at
Web5er's Falls on Saturday last, and dur
ing the term three desperate horse
thieves, Felix and Luna Griffin and Dick
Hays, were sent TO the national prison at
Talequah for term of four years each.
The two Gritiins are brothers of the out
law Tom Griffin, who was killed a few
months ago at Eufaula, Greek nation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
Tgg GAZETTE. FORT WORTH TEXAS WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER go

He Is a good, social and pleasant man "a
deal with, and will command the respect
OF all who deal with him.
There is masquerade party tonight at
the residence OF Col. Clayton, which will
be a very enjoyable affair, but owing to
the lateness cannot give any particulars
as TO costumes, etc. There is also a
social or rather children's party at the
Cleburne house tonight. We could not
gain admittance, but judge from
the noise they make they are
undoubtedly having a good time, for
who have as much fun as a gathering OF
children
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
ACCIDENTAL.

\ Man Shoots Through Saloon Door.
screen and Kills Negro.
special 10 the Gazette.
RICHMOND, Tex, Dec. 29.--Last night
Bob Moore, a clerk in drug store in this
place, while in the III ioon OF b. a. Hin
son, 6red his pistol through the screen in
front OF the door and Instantly killed
Frank irwin, who happened TO be in front
OF the house. Moore at once surTen-
dered TO sheriff Carney and was locked
up until this morning, when a coroner's
Jury returned a verdict of accidental kiln
Ing, when j. G. Williams, justice of the
peace, held him In $500 bond Irwin
was an Industrious and poaceable colored
man. Moore was intoxicated at the time
of the shooting
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
DENTON.
4 Good Rain-The Female Bolt Players
strike Denton City-PersonRI.

4 AOOd hanin-Ine ffnlhio NM fNtgAif
Strike Denton City--PersonRI.
special to the Gazette.
DENToN, Tx, Dec. ga good rain
fell here last night, and the streets are
muddy to-day. 1t was needed on wheat,
and for stock water.
To-day being the last day Of service for
the approaching term of the district
court the CLERKS and lawyers have been
unusually busy.
The novel scene Of game Of base
bali between male and female nine was
witnessed here to-day ty ABOUT 200 men
and boys. The girls are travelling over
the state challenging The local clubs.
The playing was ordinary.
Robert Seay, Esq, of Dallas Is here
to-day on legal business.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Nh.
John Mcneil and Miss Ruth Hole, at the
Christian church tomorrow night.
j. II. Garnctt, Esq, of Gainesville Is in
the city.
The rural dances are drawing rein
forcements nightly from our city.
Judge j.. A. Carroll is off TO Fort Worth
this evening.
G. Il. Buddy, cashier Of the First Ma
tiOnal bank, who has been absent for six
weeks in Philadelphia, is expected home
tomorrow night
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
HE WAS INSANE.
Zamberger shoots Young Man Named
Cert and Kills Himself.

Zamberger Shoots n Young Man Named
Cert and Kills Himself.
Special TO tho Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Dec. 20.--On Sun
day night shooting ARRAY occurred at
Dharis, a small village In Medina county.
A man named ZambeTger, who is believed
to be insane, shot young man named
Cerhand afterwards killed himself by put
ting pistol bullet through his brain. 1t
appears that on Saturday night Gambler
ger and others@ere drinking and quarrel
ensued, but W ich passed off without any
serious results On Sunday Zam-
berger provided himself with a
Winchester and revolver and
went TO Fohn's saloon, where a con-
vivial crowd had assembled, among them
being young Cert, with whom zamberger
had had difficulty some few months be-
fore. After drinking zamberger stepped
back with smiling face and, placing his
rifle TO his shoulder, commenced firing on
the crowd. general stampede ensucd.
The only one Injured by the shots was
young Cert, who received flesh wound
on the right breast. One of the party,
more courageous than the rest, jumped
on Iambergor after the second shot and
wrested the rifle away from him. In the
struggle he fell TO the ground, and Fam
berger then drew his pistol and shot him
self through the head, killing himself al
most Instantly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
CLEBURNE.
Mr.. Freiberg Is Back md Wants 20 Re,
gain His Credible Buys In the Fort.
Suecial to the Gazette

Mr.. Freiberg Is Back md Wants 10 Re-
gain His Credit-He Buys In the Fort.
Special to the Gazette.
CLEDuRNE, TEX, Dec. 20. - To-day
opens wet and damp; has been muddy
and bad all day from an all nights rain,
but even bad weather does not keep the
country people out Of our city.
Ben Brelberg Is back again and says he
expects to settle up his business in such
n manner as TO again open up and do
business In our city Mr. Freiberg Is a
perfect gentleman in every respect, and
we would be pleased to see him come out
OF his trouble all right, and think If he
has half show he viii do so and show
his creditors he Is all right and wants 20
do a square thing.
John Milan, formerly OF the firm OF
Mabry, Eller 4 Milan, is In
the Fort now, where he win pur-
chase large stock of groceries
from j. H. Brown He went in company
with Mr. Switzerland, who represents
Mr., Browns house Ina Texas. Mr., Milan
will open an entirely new stock of goods
in the old Shepard stand on east side of
the square, and IL Is not necessary to re-
mark that Mr.. Milan Is an old citizen
OF Cleburno aud well known
and is sure Of large and profitable trade.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
Some People snore sonorously.

Why do some people snore! Some
because they are thoughtless Some be-
cause they sleep with their mouths open.
Some because their digestive system is
in bad condition. Browns Iron Bitters
viii not shut anybody's mouth; but it
viii rectiiy bad digestion, and produce
solid comfort and consequently delight
tul sleep. Mr.. II. P. Smith, Montgom-
cry, Ala, writes: 81 used Browns Iron
Bitters for weakness and night sweats,
and it cured me.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
BAIRD.
A Glorious Rain in Callahan County De-
lights stockmen and Farmers.
gnacinI IN tho nazot,n

Glorious Rain in Callahan County De-
lights stockmen and Farmers.
Special to the Gazette.
BAIRD, TEX, Dec. 20.--Last night was
u night long to be remembered In Gala
nan county; 1t brought a good rain, the
only good rain that has fallen for more
IMAM six months. Our people, as well as
the poor old thirsty COWS, feel refreshed
anu Douyant TINS morning. We should
an ieel thankful that we are about to en-
Ter the new year with such bright pros
poets TO begin with Farmers will begin
proving Tor the new crop at once, and we
look 1or q Dountifnl harvest the coming
year IN all except wheat, for which our
county Is famous, but owing TO the dry
autumn wheat has been cut off we think
something near hat the q rsage, Some
land contained enough moisture to bring
wheat out OF the ground at the proper
time after it was sown, and this perished
Tor want of rain, while other fields did
not contain enough moisture to bring the
wheat up; this will of necessity cause the
crop generally to be late and it will not
40 so well as it would had it been earlier.
The ladies of the Methodist church will
give an oyster supper on the night of New
lear's eve IN the vacant building south of
capt. LEAFS wholesale house, for the
benefit Of that church.
Inc new business house of Dir. II. e.
Powell on west side of market is nearing
completion, and will be occupied by that
gentleman with full line of gents fur
nishing goods
capt D. w. James, our popular sheriff,
returned yesterday from Glen Cove
where he has been taking Christmas and
reports good time
mr.: Bob Patty and lady returned TO
nig springs this morning after a short
visit to parents and friends.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
Tho Now. She brought.

HAVANA, Dec. 29,--Tho mail steamer
which arrived here to-day brought the
following adyices;
ST. THOMAS, Dec. l5,--The Haytlcn
generals, Laoonte and I,aroche, have
taken refuge here.
CARE HAYTiEN, Dec. G. 1T liz rumor6d
that the government authorities have
taken precautions against another re-
volt.
BARBApoEs, Nov. S0.--Capt. Poller, for
g long time American consul 10 cuba, has
committed suicide here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30

(
s IeocS y, wslllinvoIce az. Z.
i sgN el Eastern cr ns i,es
.,, The streeis are .o,..,
S = to.pIghI, ST. s.'Sersd
"Aliguon.' -seW an lnns
d, business has ,lmo..
az GOWN ,s since chrIss,'ml's'vss ' q,
noting. n'pllna ~
49,. Inc city Is in,s..si
ramps ! who beg ior ~ wei
and jailed whom II Ig'l IN
oo nieaVy rams have TfslI.. !.
county since last nIs sSs,4s'AN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
PILOT pOIsl'

Enjoyable soeial,--ilsss,,' I.
---,- New Leaf-Du.ls,, :
Special to the Gsze,,s
PILoT PoNr, TN II.
ton was given iast Hs''.. 1
&c OF Mr.. I. Nrs'.. =, 'Is
The honored gues,. =. = ~ u
Miss Minnie M-oyii'', ~ Il
Annie Paisley, Vo6a, WA
Oracle Merritt, c. M II. EDs s'',''
Harper, j. d. Reid. MD VIZ <
a. r. Slaughter IDS ~ 81; 81; II
Montgomery, Miss No,s &
Straushn, Miss Ene cIo,,.
and Miss Maggie wilson
royalty entertained, add mi \
happy time was cuIoysd \, = y
and win long be remenb,,s,
Hearn & Wilson, erOcqs =, II
Mcfarland, dry goods, ~ Y .''|
invoicing their stocks III ssr..
The city had a good jel 4 X 4
appearance to-day, bit uils u
transacted. A drizzlIng N, m \. N
midnight and oontinuedHVslslsI,9,''
kept everybody in door. :.
The new leaf Is ready !, y ~
many new resolutions icln.i i,
and 1t is to be hoped d y y
through the SG5 DAYS Of q N 4,
soon to dawn.
Prof 1. T. Ashcrait q SsVe Il
to-day, the guest Of DR.. 4. d. M
Miss Ellie Huffman, 4 wcI,Ns
Denton, is visiting III toHl, N &
Mrs. Tip Pondrum. 4
Some changes in h0sIsea m
will take place the begiulEga {
year.
An enjoyable social was .lll
evening at the residence 4 \
Thurmond, ON whliestnei, ii d
Miss Eta, an estimate yonai
society vs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
HOUSTON.
The Grand Jury and the Bank People
Railroad Building.

The Grand Jury ana the Bank People
Railroad Building.
Special to the Gazette.
HOUSTON, TEX, Dec. 29.--The founda-
ton for the machine shops of the Texas
Western narrow-guage road, laid out to-
day, will be completed in due time and
give employment to a large number OF
hands. The road will be extended west
from Sealey to La Grange, thirty eight
miles. Twenty miles Of iron have already
been purchased by New York capitalists.
Nick Andrews was arrested by deputy
United States marshal for violating the
revenue laws. He received large lot OF
goods here, shipped from Chattanooga,
Tenn. They We're seized by the officers
and Andrews taken TO Galveston.
Criminal district court will adjourn to.
morrow. 1t is reported that the grand
jury win handle the city bank people for
criminal conduct.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
WACO.
lonferring with Business SIen-srar
tachments nm ~ c,.,

Comforting with Business. Men-,ror, A..
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Dec. 29.--Col. Dunn. a
u pi.a OF Colorado City, Tex, Mr..
orc, nieed ~ OF Brenham and other promi-
h hen' naPtlsts OF the state are expected
nele so-morrow to confer with the bust
,ha men OF Waco in reference 10 raising
v ude ponus OF $4,000 for the Baptist uni
th Sasi . Ihey propose to assure Waco
ana era. .ne baptlsts OF Texas will raise an
tuition. Y'VV'VOo ioi Vne ilssi-
,oah ~ ~ BUM OF Galveston ran an at
s,o onlnen ~ Today on the boot aud shoe
Win wp;. VI x, r. Sturgis & Co. for $685.,
s, tach , mates an aggregate OF $is, 900 in
~''"'nineh's' II Is not believed that the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
COVERED WITH SAT- NY

cuticura Remedies ore Ne q. s' y Y,
on earth. Had the wofs. s Y "a \: t5i,H
this country. My mother Gay y N
ana in fact died from y, N ~
would have saved her w; ,.s,, ID (.
and head were cover. q ioI VIZ sal'jj sa''
aothIns relieved or cured ?, gnu w / ~
ticura Resolvent, inleI .iI,'
Cuticura Soap, cNternhns' LNA3
Newark, Ohio. e