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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-22
Powder Hou.. Blown Up.

CHICAGO. Aug. 2l.-A powder houso Mt
Bius Island exploded to-day. Three per-
sons were killed and several wounded.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-22
Mayor POND For Governor.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Aug. 21.-Mayor +. B.
Pond, of San Francisco, was nominated for
governor by the demo ratio state ct rven-
tion on the fourth ballot.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-22
Webb's Chatter.

NEW Yolx, Ana. n.-wsbb. lats in the
afternoon said relative - ths charge made
BY Powdsrly that ~ and the executive
board. aince their arrival hsrs, had besn
shadowed BY dstsotives, that unless hs had
taken evSky lawful means TO protect tho
interests of his road, and kept himself
informed 40 TO what the members Of tho
board wore doing, he would be wholly unit
TO remain one half hour In hin present po-
sition.
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John p Tr,s1, fnr r.or,r...

SAN FRANc1sco, Aug. 21.-The third con
gressional district convention met at noon
and nominated John r. Irish. Of Alameda
for congress-. ~
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-22

FoRr PLAIN, N. Y, Aug. M.-The strike
ON the Central b having ssrious saect
upon business in the Mohawk valley, and
Johnstown and Gloversville. Within the
latter places manufacturers and rpeSrhAnts
experience great delay In gstttng goods
shipped. Some glove factor31s viii soon
Provisions are advancing In prizes.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-17

1914. Gable, Wm
32l9 Gaede r
25073. Gaffin. James H
1925. Gage, Henry
40951. Gage, HenryT
$685. Gage, HIT
33250. Gal, Giovanni
26g2S. Gamer, ChasW
3023 Gaines, AUsin, Mathew & Raxtar
33476 Gals, Giovanni
3l620 Galbraitn, e.
28073 Galbraith, D
147S5. Gale. X D
27909. Gallwas, AnnaC
63S6. Gallup, Francis
1863. Galloway, H N
1862. Gallagher, Mary
27OO5. Gamer, Dr. ri
1887. Gamer, K obt NJ & Mead Al
24695. Gamble, Jas M
24520. Ganahl, Francis
40S21. CARRIER, FL
1891. Garbutt FRANKIE
43514. Garcia, Ingancio
22S95 Garcia, Jesus
27697. Gard, Kate A & GeoE
27784. Gard. GeoE
6471 and 6472, Gard, GeoE
4lS87. Gard, G
32964. Gard, Geo
1924. Gard. Geo
28302 Gardaer, Chas
6106. Gardner, A M
40203 Gardner, Jas w
$685. Gardner, Chas A
2SS49 Carey, William
33130. Garlock, Henry
40469. Garrett, Rob; L
40093 Garvan, G
37437. Garvey, Mary
6505, Garvin, Mrs Sarah
1867. Garvin, MI
22424, Gas Pablo, Romeode
203o3. GassaRne, Chas, Leirs of
1884. Gates HO
4224l. Gates MaryJ
S80S7. Gavel, Mary P
35517. Gave, Mrs Err
23633. Gavin, Mrs Rose
1925. Gaylord, Arthur
36001. Gay. Mary
49917. Gaylord, Arthur.
40958. Gayler. Louis
33243. Geeman, Jos O
333S3. Gede. Henry
1878. Gee, Omer
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-17

1866. Pagan, D
1882. Fahnstock, WmF
5S46. Fallop, Jno
37328. FallOn, JnO G
7791. Falney,
1886 FanastOck, f
27O9O Fancher Edson L
1899 Fancher, Eddie
2977 Fancher, Edison S
1874 Tanning,
1858. FarnswOrth, Edw
90S1 Farrell, VIM
228l7. Fariss, Mrs, Janette e, and Jones &
Baker
336s9. Fawcett, Richard
2034. Fawcett, JOS
2315. Fawkes, Howard B
1855. Fay, N M
1859. Fayman, w H
14l29. Fechter, John
346s0. Feeler, VIM A
1886. Fegel Steph
6291. Feintuck, Mrs r
1928. Feitzer. Chas
4l353. Feldhausen, Charlotte
1850. Feldt, BW
5206. Felz. Francisco
266u6.' Fell, Mrs MA
6497. Fellers Lizzie B
1920. Fellows, kobt C
1892. Fell, A L
36629. Fenessay,J
1926. Fenna, W 8
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-17
THE Los ANGELES Daily

4l603. Buckley, Lawrence
3l567. Buddle, Bersabe de
56S. Buddle, Bersabe Rde
2Sl6. Budlong, Nancy
14S15. Buell., K F
1923. Buell.. Anna w II
S35l7. Burlington. A G
S06S4. Bufkin Thos
4l92. Butkins. Tn X
247. Buiseret, Miss emily
35157, Bullard, VIM B
3l209. Bullock CT
1851. Bump, C NJ and Cupet, Jw
35579. Bunker. W
sa8s. bunker, VIII
S9g5. Buons, John
40059. Burbank, L
36701. Burchsrd, Casper
27l90. Buroick, Augusta
20747 Burdick, Mrs Mary
1862. burdick, Jacob
S9342. Burdick, Edwin L
39S57. Burdick, Ed l.
273l Burke, Jesse G
S9S. Bu ke, e K
443l. Burke, Orrin
29Sl9. Burke, Mrs Fannie
8 g93. Burke, Chas
43l59 Burke, o Ii
27947. Burks, Jessie
1852, Burkhart, Frank
29427. Burkhart Isaac
1896. Burkross. Emma
41SQ7 Burkett, F
2Ss54 Burlingame, E C
$685. Burllngame 4
22774 BurlinYame, Mrs Sarah Elizateth
1922 Burltngame &c
43529. Burlipgame, E G
1858 Burns Bessie
1886 Burns, Jno
1884. Burns, &c
$685. Burns, Sarah G
14722. Burns Mrs Alyra
| 1910. Burns, T E
33162. Burn am, Fred
| ia. Burnham Rebecca E
S3l69. Burnham, Fred
27SS3. Burnet & Sefer
940S. Burr, VIM NJ
26521. Burrett, Emo and Messenger
29350 Burrett, Mrs A G
so. BurIill Noah II
1904. Burrill, John
| 27l71. Burris,
40l10. Burrs, G
40426, Burrows, A ]
| S55s2. Bursaw, 8, Jr
3CS1. Burton, Alma II
303S. Burton, Geo w
1882. Burton, Geo W
1895. Burton, Geo W
| 420l1. huIton, Geo w
| 41941. Burton, Geo w
| 36l75. Burton, Alma
| 3616S. Burton, GeoW
6S79 Busey, Chas
40741. Bush, n l.
| 225i1. Busher, Robt N
4545. Bushnell Frank M
1852. Bushon, Lander
| 1922 Busbby, Fred H
| 32S39. Butler, Benz
3764J Butler, Chas
| $685. Butler, Chas G
| 4179S Butterfield, WI
| AIS. ButIner Christina and John
| 3l526. Butt er, Geo w
| 33029. Buffers, FL
| 1670S. Buttolp, Frank D
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-29
SAM JONES, CHALLENGE.
The Contestants DON'T Hitch on the Condi
tions-The Match OF

The Contestants DON'T Hitch on the COndi-
tions-The Match OF
Last night, after the double services
were over and the big tent was being
cleared, Mr.. W. A. Collins, who ac-
cepted Sam Jones $500 challenge for
debate on dancing, as it was pub
lished, appeared on the the plat
form and began to talk bust
ness with sam, but they couldn t
hitch. Collins stated the challenge as
ne accepted it. Sam stated it as he
made it. 1t was this: That he would
give $500 to any Christian who would
arise in the audience and defend
dancing, allowing him (Sam) fifteen
minutes afterward to reply.5 Mr.. COL
lius confessed that the insertion of the
word Christian into the challenge
knocked him out of the ring. So the
match is off.
Mr.. Collins, however, intends to have
his say IN defense OF the morality OF
dancing, and will give a lecture on that
point this afternoon ut O'Clock III
Huffman hall. AS an offset to the
attraction the music of the tent taber-
nacIe has on the multitude, Mr..
Collins will warbie a solo or
TWO during the lecture. These songs are
composed by Mr.. Collins himself, aud
are set to music by a Dallas friend. Mr..
Collins is an old newspaper man, and
carries features expressive Of vigor and
! determination.
In speaking of the matter Mr. Jones
/ said that il WASH I likely that he was GO
! ing to pay $500 for thing he could get
! done for So or less. He also stated
| that he wasn't going to have anyone
! up there on the platform spewing all over
| his congregation. Mr.. Collins seems
very much disappointed over the turn
affairs have taken, and his inability to
| fill the bill and scoop $500 in clear cash
! whether he won or lost. 1t was too sOt'
snap to be true, hut he will attempt tc
down Sans position this afternoon IL
! one round,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-29


thing, and then the way grows brighter
and sweeter all the way along. Oh, II
the author of our text could only come
back from beyond the grave. what glo-
ries could he describe to usi / praise
God for choice of Christian life. I'm
one of the hardest worked men on this
continent, but my life Is one long rap
ture. If labor is rest and pain sweet,
what do We care whether the day be long
or short7 The way grows better and
better, and will until nothing but the
hallowed light OF glory is seen by the
conseerated eye. Yes, III stand on the
courage of my manhood and defend
Christianity, which put the armor around
the heart. How do you know. know
that God never made fish with fms
until He had an ocean to put 1t in. He
never made bird with wings until He
had an atmosphere for 1t TO fly in. and
He never put longing for Immortality
in my soul until He had heaven to sat
isfy It.
''It will soon be over. Just let me
live Christian life and die the death OF
the righteous, What glorious thing Is
such a death! Thank God for it. Lets
make a decision here. Lets go on an
everlasting strike against the devil!
Won t you, won t your The gift of God
is life eternal -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-29

fiddle to the saloon man by giving him
liquor at home. The fashionable wine
drinkers among the women we're handled
with ungloved hands.
s'Said q lady whose husband drank:
tMy husband is q gentleman l don I
care if he is; whisky will make him
drunk, and buttermilk will make him
tight The disgusting habit OF gentle
men holding ladies' arms ia walking
was fearfully censured. Mr.. Jones re-
lated some fearful incidents showing the
diabolical influences of whisky on the
soul, body aud conduct of the poor
drunkard.
ga prayerless house is the home of
the devil. God pity young woman
who plays into the hands of the devil.
Mr.. Jones while condemning the evils
that infest modern society like vern1in
started out on Eissing parties; said some
one whispered to him to do so. Brother
Wells protested that they were not here.
eve Will never reform the world till
girls get as particular with their asso-
ciates as boys are. You girls are not
particular enough. A young man will not
be seen with you unless you are purity's
self, and you do not even inquire if he is
a good, pure man. Oh, that our girls
were as particular as our
boys.'' Mr.. Jones pleaded earn
estlv with the daughters not
TO love dress and foolishness so much ,
but love and hold sacred the highest
purity OF heart they were capable of
reaching.
s'Mothers, il you knew some things
God knows, you would call halt. Fort
Worth needs consecrated mothers,
daughters, wives and sisters. -
MIR. Jones was very earnest, and all
could see that his words sprung from a
oonsecrated heart.
The whole discourse was full Of incl
dents, touching, fearful and amusing.
Al the close Miss Bennett of Kentucky {,
presented the claims of Christian train
ing school to be located in Kansas City 4,
Mo-, for the education Of Christian
mothers. She made a short, pleasing
! address, after which the meeting
adjoured with benediction.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-29
PERSONAL
Judge w. a. Peckham of Throckmor-
ton is in the city.

Judge w. II. Peckham of Throckmor-
ton is in the city.
Capt. W. o. Rhodes OF Louisville,
KY, is in the city.
Messrs. a. L. and 8. Niedringhaus OF
ST. Louis are at the Ellis.
james J Cannon, prominent Dallas
business man, is in the city.
R. e. Carswell and family, OF Deoa-
tur, are quartered at the Pickwlck.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Templeton have
gone to Hot Springs, Ark. to be gone
some time.
D.F Swansone OF AIvarado, one OF
the leading business men of that city, is
in Fort Worth.
down from Decatur and are stopping at
the Ellis house.
L. B Jscksou of Clarksvilie, Tenn, is
in the city and will most likely make this
city his future home.
George W. Walthall of Big Springs is
in the city. Mr. Walthall is one of the
heaviest stockmen in West Texas.
il. Harris of Scranton, Pa, staff
correspondent of the Burlington Hawk
Eye, called on THE GAZETTE yesterday.
il. Ashton, business manager of the
Patti Rosa company, is in the city, aud
left his ard at THE GAZETTE office yes
terday.
Miss Maude Johnson left last night for
Columbus, Ohio, where she will spend
the summer with her sister, Mrs. Wag-
goner.
George Chapman, a capitalist of Walia
Walla, Wash, is in the city prospecting
ana SO far has been more than pleased
with what he has seen of Fort Worth.
George KeuDperle, of the Crescent
News company, will leave tonight tor
New Orleans, being called there on ac-
count of the death of his brother in that
city.
Byron G. johnson has returned from
GraDbury, where he has been attending
the district court of Hood county as
counsel for the defense in the Tom Mace
murder trial, which terminated last
Thursday with verdict of acquittal.
R. A. Sneed and 2. II. Collier of Fort
| Sill, l. T., are in the city. These gem
| tlemen have been in business at Fort Sill
| as traders and are known throughout
| that country as fine business men Ihey
| have sold out their interests up there ana
! are now casting about for new location /.
! They will round up Fort Worth, ana II
an opening presents itself they will drop
in. They are known and highly esteemea
| by many Fort Worth people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-29
LOCdL ETTES.

The city bonds for the waterworks and
sewers are now being engraved.
s.'Twixt Heaven and Earth" will be
the subject at the Unitarian church next
Sunday morning at II o CLOCK.
The Rev. DR. Mitchell of the Broad
way PRESBYTERIAN church will preach to-
morrow morning on the Eleventh Com
maudmeRt.
A merry party gathered at the corner
of Eighteenth and Gay streets last night
to help Capt. Shiel celebrate the occa-
sion of his wedding.
Early Yesterday morning a number or
friends of Joe Mayer dropped around TO
his residence with band and serenaoeu
him in congratulation upon his forty
fifth birthday.
The ladies of st. Andrews aid society
omen their woman's exchange Saturday
morning at Pendery Bros. Main street.
VIII have on sale cakes, pies, bread sal
ad turkeys, etc.
The Houston and Texas Central railway
has fallen in line with the other roads IN
the state, and will henceforward during
the continuance Of the meetings, give
excursion rates each day to those. desir-
ing to hear Sam Jones.
Thursday afternoon Capt. II. T.
Shiel was united in marriage to Mrs.
Henrietta Kyle at the residence OF the
bride, corner of Gay and Eighteenth
streets Judge Reynolds performing the
services. A fine banquet was partaken
of after the ceremony.
Among the ladies who responded to the
call made through Mrs. De Forest, on
behalf of the Confederate soldiers hoTe
at Austin, Mrs. F. ". Ball, Mrs. Peter
Smith and Mrs. Wvnne have offered to
cooperate with Mrs. De Forest in cam
vassing in Fort Worth in the interest OF
this worthy object.
Yesterday evening Mr.. J. L. Meade OF
Smith, Meade s. Co. met with a serious
accident. He was engaged stalking oil
some property near the city, and while
driving down q stake the ak glanced and
the blade pierced his left kuee at the side
of the cap. He was removed to the CITY
| and medical aid was promptly secured.
| HFort Worth might have all the trade
of our section Of country ii she would
} reach out for it, The speaker was
( q II Bovntou, of the Dublin telephone,
! who 10 now spending a few days in the
! city. ''Sinre the Rio Graude railway
/ MERGED that country we have felt for
/ ward impulse on US, and we are now
moving along grandly, fact which cur
people attribute to the building OF that
road. And our people are under oOiigs-
/ ton 20 Fort Worth tor giving them the
road. We are most favorably. inclined
toward Fort Worth, aud all our trade
| would come here il any effort were
| made to obtain 1t. We are tributary Il
Fort Worth, and want to do business
| with you. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-29
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
They VIII Entertain Distinguished Visitor
About the state Encsmpm mt at Waco.
Delegates from Fort Worth.

The indications point to an event OF
considerable interest and importance in
Fort Worth on April IA. On that day
Gen. william Ward will be in Fort
Worth. Mr.. Ward holds the title
of supreme chancellor of the
world of the Knights of Pythiss. His
residence is Newark, N. j., and is
about seventy years of age. His trip to
Texas is for the purpose of being present
at the state grand encampment or
Knights of Pythias, which will be in ses-
sion at Waco on April Is. l6 and
II. Supreme Chancellor Ward will
arrive here on April l3, Sunday, and
on the night of the l4th he will attend
the regular meeting OF the Queen CITY
lodge, after which it is intended to en-
terrain the distinguished visitor at ban
ouet at the Arlington. 1t is figured that
nearly a thousand will be present at the
event. as there will be many strange
Knights in the city on their way
to Waco, but who will
stop off here in order to go into Waco
with the Supreme Chancellor's party.
and these strangers added to Fort
Worth 3 $50 knights Will make a big
showing. Fort Worth now has three
lodges of the order, Queen City, Red
Cross and Ruby. The Gauze division
of the uniform rank will form
an escort for Supreme Chancellor Ward
from Fort Worth to Waco. All the
knights in the city at that time may eX-
pect an ENJOYABLE entertainment as the
lodges here will spare no trouble or ex-
pense to make the event pleasant one
IN every respect.
The delegates from the Fort Worth
lodges to the grand encampment are:
Queen City lodge, w. d. Ferris; Red
Cross, K. NJ. VanZandt, Jr.; Ruby :,
George Dietz.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-29
Wishing Merchants.

Following were among the visiting
buyers who placed orders with FORT
Worth wholesalers yesterday: b. A.
Address. Bowie; Ben Compton, Stephen
Vile; MIR. Davis of Ardmore coal com
panv Ardmore; Mr.. Kidd of Kidd
Co. Springtown; NJ. D. Chancellor:
Paradise; J. A. Moore, Gordon; B. Lee
vorce, Kellar; J. Il. Mount, Rhome; j..
7. Culp, Bluffdale; T. Harris, Blufdale;
William Chauncey, Joshua.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-29
Ma. Hard ta Find.

Any little boy or girl in town can snow
you A. j. Anderson s gun store. he
has the largest line of sporting goods you
have ever seen. His house would be
credit to the largest city in America.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-29

we have on hand NICE stock OF
choice dried evaporated fruits-peas,
peaches, blackberries, raspberries. apr
cots and apples-try some with your
next order.
FoRr WORTH GROCER Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-29
Bea.tih.. Spring Times.

To enjoy life properly is to spend day
in the country, but before you start visit
A. j. Anderson 3 sporting goods empo-
rum
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-29
locAL WEATHER.
ce,.ee.ff esilr sy J. P. Nicks.
Pendleson VIII SPEAK.

Hon. W. s. Pendleton will address
the voters of the city at 1880 tonight at
the corner of Thirteenth and Main
streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-29

When Baby was sick, we gave her cassOria.
When she was cnild, she cried for castoria-
When she became Miss, she chung to castoria-
When she had Children, she gave them csstorA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-29
HEALTH rs WEALTH!

M p G. wFsT's NBRvz AND BRAISTEEAT-
MENr. guaranteed specific for Hysteria, DzEi-
ness. Convulsions, Fits, Nervous NeuTaIgla,
Headache Nervous Prostrat1on caused oy tn9
Depressior, Softening Of the Brain resulting IN
insanity and leading to misery decay and dsatn,
Premature Old Age Barrenness. Loss . Power
in either sex Involuntary Losses and SPermat-
orrhoea caused by over-exertion OF the BRAIN sen
obuse or over-indulgence. Each box contains
sire m ontI treatr emit 81. 90 box or six boxes
or S. CO. sent by mail preapid on RECEIPT OF price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With each order received by as
for six boxes accompanied with $500. we VIII
s,vd the money IL the Treatment dnas not ehect
cure Guarantees issued only by
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see houston ST.. Fort Worth. Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-29
Hi. ,Er, dnnf.,. ,,

See the new game ct Anderson e sport
ing goods house. Just the thing for Pic
MICS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-29

e. o. stanard's famous Royal patent
-four at Turner s. Dingee g.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-29

Pineapple vinegar, Al, at Turner &
Dingee's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-29

Graham Bros fine toilet soaps at
Turner & Dinges q.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-29

Thirty-stx varieties OF dried fruit at
Turner & Dingee' =.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-29

Pineapple vinegar, Al. at Turner S
Dingee's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-29

Best assortment Of teas In the city at
the Fort Worth Grocer Go.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-29

Miller's dry hop yeast, the best in the
market at Turner s. Dinges g.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-29

Laudreth g garden seeds IN bulk at the
Fort Worth Grocer Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-29
NO CURE, NO PAY

Remember Xxi Chill Cure is sold
under guarantee to cure chills and fever,
sgue. bilious, malarial and swamp fevers
and denRue. 1t acts on the liver and
bowels, making it unnecessary to take
any pills, calomel or blue mass, and at
the same time is a perfect antidote for
malaria. It does not contain aTsenlo'
strychnia or mercury, but does contain
iron, and is the best tonic. All druggists.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-29
Dora Russell's Forthcoming Serial Is
entitled
A BITTER BIR4HRlGHI,
orLADY GILMoRE's TEMPTATIN'
Original Publication VIII CON-
meucS
SUNDAY GAZETTE, APRIL 18Th
Original Publication Will Com
n1Huc2

Seldom has Dora Russell welded her PEI, LIZ T5
Greater effect than in "a Bitter Blrtnrl IT. ,rI al
story is full of Lfe-like touches, su. SUI i1syina4
once sieze hold upon the hearts anu
t;o,s Of those who commences its Perusai. E, ID
"a bitter Birthright'' passes r Ygt;a' Thera
opening chap .ers from London 70 IhG,a an accl.
the death of gallant colonel sinfr9duces
dent during q hunting expedlSloHs - 10 o.
tb es reader to family evidently INTENDED s ~ z
cupy prominent position IN tne 49,, ss0 narrative.
the thoughts Of those peruslng w ibsd and ths
Characters brought before as are s'EiAiHs
original.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-29
FOOTPRINTS IN THE SNOW"

Few of our readers are unacqualnted Win .l III
skill and power exercised by Miss Dora hus ~
in her typical and characteristic stories. -
fctional creations everywhere excite usS sP "a
terest. Her pictures OF contemporary L dor,ssi
pecnIiarIy clever and well drawn. Her uOll ~
tfc dramas prove to be most absorbing 70 INC
general rlass OF readers. -,,-..isf,ctiou
1t is, therefore, with considerable saLlsl js
we announce that arrangements hayG9 800 and
,,6sraby This gifted authors newest, best AIu
most fascinating novel win appear serally -
our columns. 49,. ,vors IL
The title OF Miss Dora Russell new w. M
at once exciting, attractive and gives promise y
an absorbing plot.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-29
Be Sure to Get Hoods.

.tMy daughter Pearl was taken down with
densue fever two years ago, since which time
she had never seen well day and all my friends
thought would lose her. I had almost given M
hope until she began to take Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla about four months ago. She has taken four
bottles, and has gained fifteen pounds in weight
in that time. have to thank Hoods Sarsapa-
rilIa as being the means of giving her back to
me restored to health and strength JULIA A.
E1,ce sherman Texas,