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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-10

The last general order, No. IA, from tn
| Eleventh district headquarters contain!
the following names of clerks deserving
special mention for NOTABLY good case ex
| aminations:
c. H. Field, Denver and Fort Worth
Texas scheme.
W a Gilbert, New Orleans and Mar
shall, Louisiana scheme.
". r. Savage, TeXarkana and FL Paso
| Texas scheme.
j. W. Mccain, Denver and Fort Worth
Texas scheme.
II. C. Webster, Denver and Fort Worth
Texas scheme.
wv NJ. Bradley. New Orleans and Hous
ton, Texas Offices, last half.
:. p. Ringo, St. Louis and Texas, Mis-
souri, special offices to scheme.
II. K. Wallace, Monet and Paris, Texa;
scheme.
L. Il. Goulding, Texarhana and Ell Paso
Arkansas offices, first half
II. Sheffield, New Orleans and Houston
Louisiana scheme.
A. Dietere, Denver and Fort Worth
Texas scheme.
G.. II. Bell, St Louis and Texas, Tennes
see scheme.
ar d. Harrison, Cofey. and Little Rock
Arkansas Offices. first half.
II. II. Stuart, ST. Louis and Texas, Ar
kansas scheme.
II. B. Ellis, Denison and Taylor, Texas
offices, first half
H. E. Pierce, Texarkana and Fort Worth
Texas scheme.
W c. Campbell. Newton and Galveston
Kansas scheme. first half.
!. K Spilman, Newton and Galveston,
Texas scheme.
w Thompson, Texas scheme.
i. L. Giles, St. Louis and Texas, Texas
scheme.
Fred Rogers, Newton and Galveston
Texas scheme.
"R d. Harrison, Coffey. and Little Rock,
Arkansas scheme.
X. p. .. service change-The Meridian
and Nicksburg r. p. o. has been extended
TO end n Shreveport, La. taking up and
disseminating the Nicksburg and Shreve-
port L. p. Q. The line will Ike known as
the Meridian and Shreveport Il. p. o, and
is assigned TO the Fourth division.
X. Il. .. service eXteuded-1he GurdOn
and Camden Il. p O. has been extended
to end at FL Dorado, Ark, the line to be
known as the Gurdou ana Ell Dorado Il.
p. ..
Gencral-ClerkS will make special report
10 this office of the receipt of any pieces of
secoud-clasS matter inclOsed in wrappers
bearing the words, marked with rubber
stamp, printed matter prepaid" In max
ing reports be sure to send i'll the slips
taken from tie-SackS in which such matter
l. lOuhu. JItEhS Will DC expected 10 give
,hiS their very careful attention, noting on
their trip report in which slips are incloscd
the fact Of the receipt OF packages men
toned above
Denison and HilIsboro.-Lines aud Offices
making up mail for Denison and Hillsboro
railroad poStoffice, for connection at Hills
boro. Will make Nos. and , separations in
letter mail, No. TO include mail for offices
between Hilisbor0 and Dallas. and will
make direct tieoutS for Milford in both let
tiers and papers or mass on connecting
lines
Suspensions.-A clerk in the Second di-
vision, two days, on account of very poor
case examination record
\ clerk in the Second division, one day,
for misp0uching 4 registered package.
Prohibitiouer. Substitute
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-10
TEXAS SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES.

The Sherman institute opened Monday
morning with largely increased attend
ancc of pupils. The opening exercises were
attended by q large number of people.
The new addition to the Haskell school
house gives plenty room for the accommo-
dalton Of pupils. School began Monday
with complete corps of teachers.
SALADo, BELL COUNTY, Sept. 9-The
Thomas Arnold high school opened here on
Monday, and the town is full of strange
Young men. They came from all parts of
the state. The school is over 100 per cent
better than it was last session and the
faculty is very much elated over their sue
sess, and our town has a brighter future
now than it has had for many years. We
welcome all who will come.
HLLsBoRo, HUI COUNTY, Sept. 9-The
scholastic population Of Hi!lsboro numbers
over 100 more than at this time last year.
The trustees have secured the Presbyte-
rian church.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-10
WHEAT BLOCKADE.
The Railroads Have More Than They Can
Handle.

KANSAS CITY, No, Sept. Ever since
the wheat harvest in Kansas was begun
the receipts of wheat at this place have
been enormous. Many of the farmers
with big crops were anxious to market
their wheat at the earliest possible mo-
nent and secure ready money to pay their
debts. Up to within the past week the rail
roads have been able to handle the crop
with moderate promptness, but since then
receipts have been so heavy that a
blockade of serious Dimensions now
exists. This morning there were in the
Missouri Pacific yards 800 cars of loaded
wheat waiting to be forwarded: in the
Santa Fe yards 400 cars; in the Union Pa
citic yards go cars, and in the yards of
other roads about 500 cars all told. Reports
from various points in Kansas state that
loaded cars of wheat are waiting OH
switches for transportation. The railroads
are doing everything to break the deadlock.
All spare engines have been brought into
service in moving the wheat and it is ex-
pected that in q few days all receipts of
loaded wheat will be forwarded with
reasonable dispatch.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-10
TEXAS IN TYPE.
TEXAS CROPS AND WEATHER.

The Pilot Point Post-NIirror says Dr. \.
NJ. Ragland has a pear tree which was
planted in February, 1890, which bore two
well developed pears this year The tree is
the "Mikado," u Japanese variety, and is
the first of this variety ever fruited in
Texas.
Mr. \. Wallace of Nerriman cut eight
acres of wheat this season, which was sowed
in December. Last week he thresh ed 212
bushels measured. This yielded him thirty
four bushels per acre. His oats yielded
slXty-fve bushels per acre Eastland
Chronicle.
The Iowa Park Texan says James Peter
son, living seven miles northwest of the
Park, threshed 200 bushels of wheat from
ninety acres.
The Ford County Enterprise says Mr.. J.
W. Moores wheat made thirty bushels per
acre.
The Vernon Texan says Mr.. c. T. Niece
had 4I5 acres in wheat this year which pro-
duced 10000 bushels, and forty acres of
oats which yielded 1925 bushels. He has
forty acres in corn which he estimates viii
make thirty bushels per acre.
The Dispatch says Mr. j. Z. Harness. who
lives in the southern part of Grayson
county, exhibited a peanut plant at Denison
with tifty-three nuts on it.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-10
LOCALITIES.

y marriage license was issued Yesterday
to y. +. Coulisk ami Miss \ T. Conner.
Deputy County Clerk Prosscr has just
completed the list of iusolvcur taX PAYERS,
covering ei@hty-fou- pages in the book, ouJ
the amount total is not very large.
Pearl Robinson. little DAUGHTER Of Mrs.
Robinson living On Lamar street. was Seris
ously cut yesterday by falling on piece n
glass. The glass entered near the knee ar}
cut deep cash.
At $50 this evening the ". t. c. via
give another Of their pleasant sQeiae'eS AZ
the residence Of Mrs. y. {. Coarse. l0ll
West Weathcrford street. Grand Army Of
the Republic and Sons OF Veterans invited
But little OF interest was done in the
county court yesterday. Fritz ROtrer WAS
found guilty Of theft and given $40 and
thirty days in jail. \. Davidson was found
guilty Of embezzlement and sentenced 10
one day i'll Jail.
Late adyiceS received from Hardin college
are TO the effect that nj contracts have been,
approved by President Yancey and everSs
thing IS moving satisfactorily. The tS1S
RETTE girls settled down 10 the routiHe
studies last Monday.
y meeting Of the directory OF the Cham
Der Of Commerce VIII be held 1t the cham
Der al o'clock sharp this afternoon. One
question for discussion viii be the urging
OF the immediate commencement OF work
on the Federal building.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-10
IEXAS NEWS AND NOIES,

The St. Clair opera house was formally
opened on Monday night Of last week. Tbs
house is a credit to Comanche.
Material of the new iron bridge across
Little Wichita at Fort Sill is being placed
seh the ground.
The bridge across Powder creek at Bon
ham has been completed.
#. w Whitsitt has been appointed post
master at the new postofiCe, Ovid, on Rob
erts prairie. This Office will be supplied by
rN Jacksboro and Postoall line Jacks
b0ro Gazette.
Elgin is to have system Of waterworks.
Bids are being received.
The Beeville Picayune says plover art
plentiful on the prairies and hunters are
bringing in large numbers of them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-10
TEXAS PROGRESS.

The Granbury News gives the following
improvements in progress at Granbury
Mr. Egloff's roller mill, involving an eX-
penditure OF al least $4,000; the city school
building, not less than $1,000; the Baker II
DOYLE stone building, TO cost about $1,000:
the Hannaford cut-stone front, twe-story
building, about $1,000: the II. j. Kerr
pressed brick front, twO-storY building,
will cost about $1,000: the Glenn & Bro.
pressed brick front, twO-stOry building,
will cost about $1,000; Mrs. Ihrash's and
Mr.. Shanley'S cottages are now ahOuf
ready for occupancy at an aggregate cost Of
about $1,000; Is. NJ. Estes new residence Is
being completed at a cost of probably 5000.
The application for n charter was filed son
the Goth inst with the comptroller of cur
rency and the well-knOwn private banking
house Of Week, Sterrett 81 Co, is to reOr-
game under the national banking law with
an authorized capital of S20O0OO. The or
ganization has been affected and the bank
will hoist its new banner about the LIST of
October. The following are the new direc-
tors and officers: Directors-S. E. Ster-
rett, f. r. Conner, DR.. j. b. Taylor, f. B..
Gray, NJ. II. Erskine, Frank Culberson,
George b. Sherwood, DR.. 5. l.. =. Smith,
and Arts Is. Sherwood. OfiicerS-PresI-
dent. +. 3. Gray: cashier, \. B. Sherwood.
- Devils River News.
The contract has been let for the brick
>
buildings will be two stories high, with
pressed brick fronts.
Work has been resumed on the court
house at Comanche. The national bank
building is to be completed by the LIST of
January.
The Mcconnell building is about COM
pleted. Spink's house is nearing compile
ton. De Berry & Clark's is going up rap
idly: they Will also have an iron front, The
third story to the Picilwick will soon be
completed. Charley Longs residence is
about ready for occupancy. Bryant Jones
is putting up residence. J. l.. McIIarris
has finished his. James LangstOn is lay
ing down the lumber for his residence.
Work on the new residences of John Muir
Gibson, Mrs. Craddock and f. f. Fifer will
begin in few days. Alec Jones is putting
up a very neat residence. Property con-
tinucS 10 change and the town TO grow.
-ICrockett Courier.
PARIS, LAMAR COUNTY, Sept. 9.-Thr
casing has arrived, and work will be re-
suned on the artesian well just as soon as
competent driller can be secured. the
former driller being incapactated by bad
health.
HILLsBoRo, HILL COUNTY. Sept. AT
special call meeting of the county commits
sioners yesterday evening the new court
house was received from the contractors.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-10

Col John T. Hoyic Is back from trip
through the Northern states.
Mrs H. W Peak has returned from a
summer vacation IN the North.
-.sAliss Fannie Field has returned from 4
Visit 10 Marshall, Tex, ana Shreveport,
La
Mrs J. l. Pollock and children have re
turned from Il two months "trip To Gales
sgTg; HI, her old home, and to Chicago.
Miss Nellie HanIon, the amiaole young
lady stenographer for the Texas brewing
company, who has been III for several
days, is again ut her post.
-..Assil Tackabcrry, who accompanied the
sfrft Worth ball team to Fl PaSo Is short
stop, has been employed TO instruct the
gymnasium IN that city Al remuueratiye
figures.
II. W Harper leaves to-day for Spring
field, Mo. 10 visit his mother for one
month, after which time he will 70 the
University Of Virginia for It two yeaGs
course Of special study in medicine.
Mrs y Bawlins of Stanton. Tex, after
few days soiOurn III our city left yesterday
morning via the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas 10 visit Springfield, Chicago, Mi
Waulee and other places of interest in the
North and East.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-10
TEXAS JOURNALISM.

Bro. Bradley has sold the Harold Tele-
phone to Messrs. Clark & Holmes, who
have enlarged the paper. II will be indie
pendent and strictly 10, al.
The Comanche Chief mas been enlargew
and much improved. We are glad to note
these evidences OF its prosperity. Editor
Vernon is making it one OF the brightest
and newsiest papers in West Texas.
The San Marcos Free Press has been re
suscitated and rejuveuated by Daniel Wat
son. He has the ''get-up-and-get" TO make
good paper. and we trust the Free Press
will flourish under his supervision
The first number of the Hartley County
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-10
4 Scholarship Contest.

An interesting scholarship contest is be
in: carried ou by the IIcm published in this
city. The contest Is for 4 scholarship in
knoxville college 4 female seminary for
colorcd girls Two scholarships viii be
given. ou,- FOR the one receiving the highest
number % coupon votes in Fort Worth, the
o-hcr for he cOioreu young lady receiving
The largest vote from the state at large.
one of The prominent contestants Is Miss
Susie Wilson, the railroad candidate. She
IS he daughter Of the Oldest porter on the
Texas Pacific. he having served the road
for twenty years. Miss Wilson resides in
Marshall Tex
The contest is Carried on after the man
nor Of IHE GAZETTA'~ contest, and IS be
coming quite interesting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-10
y.P. state BAPTIST Conrentlon.

Last night at 40 the Young people of the
Baptist churches Of the state met at the
Broadway Baptist church III convention.
DR.. Wingo of Abilene delivered a very elo-
Quent sermon, taking the life of Joseph.
1.-THE Hebrew lad" rs his subject.
Professor Il. II. Buck delivered the vel
come address. Rev. Morris of Waco re
spOnded. Delegates are present from all
parts of the state and more are expected on
this mornings trains. The convention viii
convene at $50 a. m, at which time P. c.
BorroughS of Waco viii conduct i praise
prayer service After this the convention
will proceed to permanent organization.
The regular programme, as announced, will
be carried OUT, with, perhaps, 4 few
changes. Grand maSs-meeting tonight, at
which time music will be 4 specially. All
citizens are cordially invited to attend
these meetings.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-10

Ju, ge Stedmau Will, III the absence Of
JuG.,e HecAhaiu, open The Seventeenth jul
GicIuI district court on Monday, September
q. 1881. On Monday the nom-iury docket
VII. or called for orders and for setting
cases Oh that docket Tor trial. On Tuesday
The appearance docket viii be called, I'M
u.edlats.y after which HE non-jUry UocEct,
except appearance cases, viii be called for
trial. regard. however, being had 10 the
setting OF cases made on Monday. Non
.4ry appearance eases viii not be percmp-
tori y called FOR trad during the first week
IF tine court unless both sides agree to Inc
trial Of such cases. Where there IS no
agreement 10 tn Aon-iury appearance cases
rAcy viii 20 over Ia he second call CT the
non-luIy docket. b. order OF the court.
l.. IL. TAILOR,
District Clerk Tarrant county, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-10
Teachers Institute.

The first convention Of the city teachers
Tor tuis scholastic year Will meet in the
ulsh school building Saturday al 9 a. III.
The following Is the programme:
Address The Work Of the Public
Schools, Mrs. G. Walden.
Address What Is Expected Of the Pub
Ito Srhoo. Teacher" Professor Alex Hog@.
Reading Selected, Miss Forrest uckcr
AGdrcss-"TeXIs Il the Worlds Fair, -
Hon. T. j. Hurley.
Al the close of tho above exercises the
different grades vii meet and outline a
programme for beginning work on Monday
The teachers are urged 10 be present
prUup,.. II 9 2. m
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-10
ALTAR AND TOMB.


Mr.. John Lowe and Miss EoriIa James,
Haskell, August 80.
Mr.. j. +. Webb and Miss Fannie Keller,
Marshall, September 3
Mr.. Caesar hereto and Mrs. Kate Fred
erick, Atlanta, September2.
DEATHS.
Mrs Elizabeth Caywood, Sherman. Sep
TENDER >.
Mir. J. r. Cox, Paris. September
Mr.. ". II. Praime, Galveston, Septem-
Der =
Mrs. Lizzie Norrid, Woodbine, septem-
Der =
VAN ALsrYxE. Gr4Ysox COUNTY,
Sept. S.-Dr Joseph Lof Leslie died this
morning at l: 30 O'Clock and was buried this
afternoon at clock from the Methodist
church, after funeral services conducted by
Pastor 10 Archer, by Odd Fellows from
Van Alstyne, Sherman, Mckinney and
other places. He became member
of the Methodist church IL 1871,
and lived and died consistent and con
scientious Christian. He was a charter
member Of the |. o. .. +. lodge at Carthage,
Miss, Paris, Mckinney and Van Alstyne,
Tex, becoming member of the first named
lodge in 1913, and was presented with vet
eraES' jewel gold by the last l. .. O. +.
grand lodge at Dallas.
PARIS, LANfAG COUNTY, Sept. S.-Nlr. j.
Cox Of the firm of Carter, RitChie i Go.
died suddenly yesterday evening. He had
been in bad health some time.
DENTON, DENTON COUNTY. Sept. S@Nr.
Reuben Ward. son OF Mrs. W. =. Parker,
died Of consumption in this city last night
at the residence of his step-father, Capt. W
:. Parker. Mr. Ward was an unmarried
man about twenty-eight years old. and was
Il nephew of Hon. ". ). Herndon of Tyler.
The funeral took place this afternoon 1T the
Odd Fellows cemetery i'll this city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-10
Yesterdays Wedding.

Yesterday afternoon ut > o'clock Gabriel
D. ParkhurSt Of Kansas City and Miss Lii
ian Holloway Of this city were married 1T
the residence Of the brides parents, Mr..
and MIS-. J. =. Holloway, On Broadway.
\ large number Of the friends of the
bride and groom were present 10 witness
the ceremony After the marriage cere-
Iauu. was performed reception was held
and elegant cfr-shmCuts we're served.
Mr.. and Mrs. p3rkhurst will make their
home III Il dusaS City.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-10
OUR WATER. SUPPLY.
Gen. Clark's Answer to Inquiries from
Mashin- ton.

Washington.
Some days since Gen. F. NJ. Clarke re-
ceived 4 letter of inquiry from Col. Richard
j. Hinto of Washington, asking for infor-
nation regarding Fort Worth's artesian
system, the quality and quantity of water
obtained. etc. To this he sent the follow
ing reply which may contain matter of in
tere ST to others:
Sept s. 1891.
Col. Richard ]. Hinton, Special Agent Artesian
Wells Inquiry. Department Of Agriculture,
United States, Washington. D. c,
DEAR SIR transmit you herewith 4
diagram showing the depths at which water
has been found in the borings made for ar
tesian wells in this city
There are about three hundred wells in
Fort Worth, all artesian. OF these. say,
ten are flowing, the balance require to be
pumped TO secure the water.
Prior 10 1889 there were no flowing wells.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-10

Citizen, edited by Y. B. Jolley, has been is
sued as successor to the Hartley Headlight.
II is mighty pert paper, and all home
print. 1t speaks well for its editor and the
enterprise of its home town.
Mr.. Darwin of the Hesperian has become
editor of the Gainesville Register, and
James T. Cooper. formerly of Fort Worth,
is business manager
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-10

City Engineer II. II. Kerr said yesterday
10 I. GAZETTE reporter. that after to-day all
persons caught driving over the North
Side bridge faster than I walk would be
prosecuted. II is not only against the state
law 10 drive in trot across bridges, but if
such practice is continued, MIR. Kerr said,
il would not DE five years before the bridge
would be rendered unsafe by reason of the
excessive vibration. The trotting of a
horse causes vibration in the same way that
> body Of men accepting step does, aud a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-10
Tried for INSANITY,

Special 10 the Gazette
9.-Mrs. Annie Garlliner, and old citizen,
was tried for insanity to-day, but the jury
failed to agree a5.
The barber shop of F. Eathe was robbed
last night and several articles of Taine
taken z
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-10

Special TO the Gazette.

DECATUR, WISE COUNTY, TEX, Sept. g.
Judge ]. ". Patterson to-day granted Z
writ Of injunction to Mrs. Hensley, enioin-
ing the Texas compress association from
completing and operating their congresses
at Weatherford. for the reason that tffs'
ground or which it was erected was con-
demned by the Santa F'e railway company
for right of way, and not for congresses
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-10
sedsuic!s Post No. 80 G. A. r.

4 regular meeting of Sedgwicl, post No
GO Grand Army of the Republic VIII D." held
ut their hall. Gazette building. r,r,"s af
Fifth and RuslE street, on Thursday evening,
September 10, 1891, at O'Clock. All COM
radcs in good standing in Grand Army of
Inc Republic posts are cordially invited 10
meet with us.
I. u. MANCHESTER, Adiutant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-10
TEXAS NEEDS AND WANTS.

Greenville needs more houses TO rent.
Sonora needs 4 bank
Taylor wants electric lights.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-10
SCHOOL DISTRICTS
Where the Children of the CITY
Will Go this Year.
THE RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE.
soase % t:s Eoys Mako Good showings
Notes from Iardin-The Teachers
Instttute-The District Court.
other Local News.
A Card rom NJ. Leatherwood.

EDITOR Gazette.
Please permit ne TO return grateful
thanks to the Fort Worth and Denver and
Santa fe railways for appreciable favors
enjoyed recently. May they prosper
". NJ. LEATHeRwooD.
Decatur, Tex, Sept. s, 1891.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-10
NIANSION.

W Bates. wife and children. Pueblo,
Col; " j Moore, Granbury: : . Berry,
stephen vile; : b Fambrough. Pistle: Geo
VI Turner. Des Moines. Ia; ID / White.
Abilene; Miss Mollie Johnston. Bonham; j
7 Young, Archer City; IL W Dickinson,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-10
The Railway Nail Service.

slower, broken motion is required so as to
remove the risk run.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-10
SPECIAL H1IIcE.

Many subscribers ignore the stipulation above
from January only and does apply subscriptions received
that date THE GAZETTE could anteaate offer
subscriber without doing all of those who subscribed
the 18th January 1891 apply this all
would cost THE GAZETTE than aid afford
Texas.
Catoctin clarion., 1891-07-23
A Wonder Worker.

Mr.. Frank Huffman, A young man
Of Burlington, Ohio, states that he had
been under the care Of two prominent
physicians, and used their treatment
until he was not able to get around
They pronounced his case to be Con-
sumption and incurable. He was per-
suaded to try DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs, and Colds
and at that time was not able to walk
across the street without resting. lie
found, before he had used half Of dol
lar bottle, that he was much better: he
continued to use it and is to day enjoy
ing good health. If you have any
Throat, Lung or Chest trouble try it..
We guarantee satisfaction. Trial bot
ties free at NJ. E. Leatherman's Drug
Store.