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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-29

Superintendent Of burisls. Mr.. X. W.
Carlton, vas seen Saturday in relation to
The mortality in the city for the months Of
January and February. He said that since
Jan. :, he h,l issued Is burial permits Of
these ~ were in January aud up to Feb.
q, %. q, course there have beea quite q
number Of deaths out Of the city that
Mr. Carlton has not hsd knO Wedge Of.
OF the causes OF thess IS deaths for
which b, had i,sued burial permits, /. we're
from plsum1nis, Chi ~ resulting from Ia
grippe. five died from Ia grippe, three from
broucf - four from consumption. Four
teen Of the deceased were over 70 years Of
age 81 the tim OF their dsath. Ia grippe
10 though; to have been the mems Of has
ssniug The death ia the m,j ,rity Of the
cases, Notwithstanding thi, unusually
severe mortality the tombs are not filled IS
last year st this time. Then there were
over 100 bodies in the large city tomb where
now are bu, twenty. Ia the Riverside
tomb there are nov ten bodies and in the
Fore., Grove one. up to Jan. 24.h. Osiug
to the condition Of the ground the bodies
we're srio',rr,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-29

Solid silver in moderate quantities char
actefizes the proper walking stick for
spring wear.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-29
The Voting Contest.

The voting on the sewing machine fol
the clergyman Saturday afternoon .
1 o'rl,ck stood:
R.r. ]. F. Leland, "a
" c. F. Penney. 2l'
" Irs @. Ross. IL
:, J. NJ Wymau, >
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-29

Both tho method and results whel
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasan
and refreshing to the taste, and act
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
TEN efectuslly, dispels coils, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is tht
only remedy of its kind ever pro
dnced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptabls 10 the stomach, prompt il
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from. tbe most
healthy add agreeable substances, it
many sIcelleot qualities commend 1t
TO all and asvb mads !. -l.s .asl
popular rsr1s5y know
syrup Of Egg il fof s1.s Is Ia.
and o. bo+.&ss By al 'ss..icg .-E
gets AUT rsl'rhi, afugg7ss sho
nsy noE hsy, it % had ~ 20
ours it promptly for So 1pe sho
wishes to try It lIo nct s.9csc. any
substitute
CALIFORNIA FIG syH,Iio 20.
SAN FRANCISCO. en-.
toBssjiLf, ~ vey 700. .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-29
FIRE, SMOKE: and WAITER
Sale of
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS.


Our crowded
Owing the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-29

1000 Pairs Of Lsdies' first quality
Storm Rubbers, 23 cts. pair.
319 Pairs of Ladies fine Dougola Kid
Button Boots 9S cts. pair, worth - 90
One large lot Of ladies' Fine Sample
Slippers and Low shoes, 90 tts. a pair,
worth 81 80
About 80 pairs Of Ladies Fine French
Kid Button Boots, in all styles such
makes as Burts, + P, Dodge, Kelley y
Murphy. Your choice S2.i9 Worth
from 81 to s.
200 pairs of Ladies' French Process
Button Boots, all styles, only 81 50
Worth S3.C0
AS it was physical imp"ssibillity +
fnd some startling new bargains this w
oy either fire or water; some few may b
as though fresh from the factory. 1t "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-29

800 Pairs Ladies' Rubbers, Is cts, a
Pair.
One large lot of Ladies House Slip
pers from 20 cts. to 81, 90 a Pair. All
Bargains.
Misses and Childrens School at
the Greatest Bargains ever heard of.
Abnu. 100 Pairs of Mems fine French
Calf Hand Sewed Dress Boots in Lace
or Congress S2.S7 Pair, made to sell
for s. 90 and 81 Gu.
$50 Pairs of Mems fine Calf Dress
Boots in Lace and Congress only $l,3'
a Pair, worth So. 50
10 Pairs OF Mems fine Calf Dress
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-29

4 Boots in Lace and Congress only Sl.23,
Pair. worth s. 90.
: One large lot of Mems Working Shoes
only 30 c'S.. a Pair, worth double.
Mems Rubber Boots for this week only
S1.9O aPair.
Mems first quality Rubbers, only 35
cts. Pair.
. Mems Fancy Worked Slippers AZ els.
a Pair, worth 81 90.
And many more big Bargains too
numerous to mention.
Mems Buckle Overshoes IS els, a
Pair, all sizes.
action of our purchase, customers will
guarantee these goods to be uniniured
ear as well and lnnk as we'll ON the foot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

nanf do.s ~ 49, =, NJ ll.,l,,-- \,
Il INA - ~, XVI s'. . q. p,s ulspl.sss' "
amnies - XVI, .liat ar Wauley ~ ~,
al o, VI ' Az, 9 s',5 NM osst SINUS
indns,rr IN M sl.'us =. i'a'.'u,'os ,r
wiii ~ "a" ,n,, ieli,es,us.u, neie
tc,., s;i ~ eAi'U.s ~ Vesaulivs' po.,
ali VT va, M ,i' iulllllisy OF
tbas no, Ut, o.ssNS .uu eNels slilns
iact,,,e Vi''os :" 'iS ""' " ilau''-
'f IT,. -,.u.,..
~ III .s'l ~ ~. ~ ltuiu nt'
~ p't y ~ va, w. NY .. S.l se.uo hss
cc,n,e ~ ~ ~ ,,, lS.'uluf ,roS ,5
Win NJ ~, ,w m1,OI VIZ o. n.ieu
re- ul,'I'tl''' s M nr.lol.'s
In ,,c MN MN. IN, ,S''v ne ,, u,
~ l''.,S,s .liae 'uv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12
Ind Then All VIII Know Who
Are Elected
Represent Texas at the Worlds Fair
Dedication at Chicago in October
and to Visit Niagara Falls,

prepared under tho auspices Of the
lady managers for the womans build
ing The statistics collected through
their efforts from every country in the
world will form most yoluminous
mass Of valuable information. It is tho
intention Of the lady managers to pub
lish these statistics Of woman's work
throughout the world in a convenient
aud Inexpensive form. The volume will
be given away or sold for a nominal
sum, as may be ad visable, in tho wo-
mans building during the exposition.
An error was made on the morning OF
September 10 in the account Of Miss
Minnie Patton. She was credited with
3j,52j votes whilo it should have been
Bob. Tho correction appears in this
mornings totals.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12
TnE Excun,loNIsrs' CAR.
one Of tho Most Elegant Of Puilman's
Make for the Excursion.

one of tho Most Elegant Of Puilman's
Make for the Excursion.
While in Kansas City, Mr.. Doherty,
passenger agent Of the Santa Fe took
occasion to ascertain what uccommoda-
tons would be furnished THE GAZETTE
girls who will go to the dedication OF
the Worlds fair
The car is one Of the most superb Of
the magnificent cars built by Pullman.
It is a yestlbuled buffet drawing room
car OF tho latest design and with the
latest improvements, and is one of the
finest IN tho limo running between
Chicago and California. 1t is mag
uiaccntly upholstered in invisible
green brocaded velvet plush, with
end and panel mirrors Of
heavy French plate, finished through
out in blrd's-eye maple and mahogany,
with silver plated hand rails and lamp
brackets, and other fixtures OF ham
mered brass. Large plate glass double
windows occupy each section The
hanging curtains in the drawing rooms
and in thoaisles arc OF rich crimson and
maroon velvet The toilet rooms are
worry deliberately finished and supplied
with everything necessary to comfort
and even luxury. The buffet fixtures
are Of hammered brass with choice
china and silverware, The car in its
ensemble is the most elegant ever run
out of Fort Worth on any road.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

More Than one Candidate of the Same
Nnmn IN tho IihId.

More Than one Candidate OF the Same
Name in the Field,
The necessity for writing the resi-
dsnce as well as tho name Of tho candi-
date has now become absolute. More
than one candidate Of the same name has
been entered for the contest TO go on
THE GAzErTE's excursion, and unless
the voters specify the residence Of their
candidate, IT win be impossible TO cor
rectly record the votes, and THE GA
zETrE will refuse to record the names.
ANY attempt 10 record tho vote OF a
candidate, where the residence Is not
given, when there is another candidate
Of the same name living elsewhere,
would be mere guess-work, and THE
GAZETTE positively refuses to "gucss'
at the record or to put on the record
any vote not known to be for the candi-
date credited with it.
The rules require the names and res
residences Of candidates to be stated in
the letter which is required for pub
location but now that more than one
candidate Of the same name Is in the
contest, there Is the more necessity OF
giving the residence Of the candidates
voted for 80,
And unless this is done the vote will
be held subject to the order OF the
voter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

From tho Liitir coupon sool-ty
DrnwAirE, TH1., Sept 10, 1902

rum wv AaNN 40 AffN iN'A' ''f'''''N
GoiDrHwhTE, TH1., Sept TO- 1902
Editor Galrite,
This litlo hand met 10 special meeting
10 consider o tY-fOur answers % q tWO-
line advertisement ia TIE t'AHlT1h for au.
other name for or tlcktt Forty -four
yai, f0rty-fOur ictters from different paris
on Texas one from Kansas aud one from
Arkansas, and sQmn from fh Olr ffFi
business mon Of Fort WDr h a'l d ng
the aid Of this ltile band q 40 teiupg A..
what p.easufu 10 would hs 90 them 20 Ad
ugt blt TIN GAHLru ptaua The Aweeicst
of them nll, and tho fnJIi business Ike,
TOO. Hers is tho letter 'Nil hclp tho
llttle coupon society hrs Us % vufes for
YOUR Miss Lnidl Hdrfis0u Hoip IS.
Sl-uci two little gitls. ga d. aud koNi9
FerraH by dear litut 'Hlf, watch
ths roed aud you vlA inI sour good
wofa % sod cast ppm i.f " .iorH
know 500 viii not forget Fh1n lu yote
aesiu. Canu0i Mas Aloil Cave friends
al stophenvllio help Miss HARMON some
Misses Roxie nna Mamie, y1lr ticket WIS
not fuii can you not put some moro " our
friends 90 your Hcaet 20 make u ilu hnd
helm us Ihcg are al nice worthy Rit|t,
ana wii DO honor 70 the Gauss fr which
they enlist 10 elected. end parnala they o.
sotle % thcr friends win her you NO
want ~ hear from Nuu again Hero g. our
ticket add Vi 10ub'o O. ngri We
~ o Toiea u filltcs A4leA o. sos
Gfcenyllo. a.clc cage. stsphenfiloi
Blanche CoWau, iauueT khel aiaaacgil
Iadonia; Laura Hubbard laura Fender
and Minnie Cyrus Fort Worth
Here we give the names of little baud,
and mb sincerely AK ih9 friends " mis-
ticket 20 ngip alisH Zadia Hlr na Ger
truda CunntE4sm, prasldsa'i frdnk
7ari. secretag Ore ingig, lel.urer,
E Hopper Litdo Cassidy Eddie kualA
-rsraI grIUfat and NirVIl AIurtL0u.
llulo coupon 19eielE
D. b. Gun $50 luie iroHda c9mes nghin
10 no 3 asG ~ 1910 0l1fIfr With ~
votes r or iisnl, N,hs Harrison 10
.he gHst we ore trle- u1i 90 not
nud 0 1lnoas sou ssF 500 haYg
vriet ,0- AlanF NFest kls1es 70 thG
lIlft aHlHalaua nud aaart clmpI
mal 81, I4i lul no votes. An % ven That
euas tiu.l J.. q. s.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

MusuAar CREEK, ton F1B-
sAHEN COUNTY TIA. s u S.

a..t..w.s a.
N'1N
E4'ior S az, ana PAPA Zen 81 ,,
80 lu9t KUN no ltNN "Y &c H.lon
down lhe ..van'ot river ana uaA hue
Ilme' wen o. = Island on Tue steiner
l. NM hV u On N every tai
NEE lim'' q music ol Wh', hra14 i9u
string nana, alciug o'mehatd a H y.
s. N9of ca lrrsi p1I'S nl,i' ,huiHtJ
10 c sl.p" go 'e r ana amal Not son
ne eal % * 10 ma 2 Wcos, au0 men
lr'm' II vas ca d hn1 W.s cl'l-
en- go = ga e. 10 f'u a W.u Mlf' . a'e
entNo me- ou 50" aN- u'lA Els' 'oul 'n9
the dal Na HNcn n my or M
r,VuVsNd Nolie lNr hss h,Nen
a "a oy '.a'1s hnyse."n OF MosapN x,
lo'As, 81 p'es' wye Nflosed No.' rye
uuraAu d was D'il'H or ,ele w stG
ld Nf- naOn'A N W'Nu o. ol.o' ecu
q ais ,r mu nous
Sp.en,e q ire H'wenta we've ON DO we
80 us lows
no ~ sa bus en-
20 ieu in GA tlhss
rh lt.t
ontu p l'n sew,
c-icH tI"--'"NNs'
Fried p WeH,
gge s.
LiNe Dol lNef
lie-l
Pcs u ta- nlu pllugs,
&, rN t'N d ny
race w .t Hunp
anu W. 1902 was iho drinks;
10 oI.a ustwa or
no. "a,
lee co d oags
rive mJi's i-inled and large iW
lady yelled out Nlirug sumo tNiuI Hn
camphering'" lhnt caused 49, uu'gh eN.
cltomcnt mat tha Boat got frightened anu
Ran on, and Ian down Hungry avenue Z
stump hrcok aud Kan INTO % hand Kart
loaded with irecNlcd-facel Powder ana IL
was completely demol, shcl ami had 2 trans
for all passengers . lhc atumer panuctH,
and found hur $50 wei loaiol with votos Tor
Mias BiuNnl ana Mr. ami Mrs. hanhey
that II wa impossible for n get nhord.
Another BOO wac orderei ana % dlu hnot
arrive until y Eot US, We hl Fot ap"rl
eNcopt thoso ihAl got loll' ana ihoN had =
huu after the bete, We Au arrived al
Tomato Grove OF ia'Hl g. r., mud MAYOR
H1y4cde gol UP aul ANNOUNCED that no
would be would b. hung next FRIDAY Wtcr-
morning az -Four minutes fore fore for Try
ing Kun o lemonaue aiaud ln q Sung hoio
ia Barrel, ana extended each ana every
an invite nv hanging, hoping G us hli ou
hand enjoy ourselves, aud requests thut
his body y pronounced ded aier Us plant
| ing, aud no wishes bo allowed kide
| upon the SOTO (oh way gfaNolhro WIN
| the herse DRIVER 20 ns we lnperal Won
| konducAod' and SEQ ms friends Tor last
! time he also axes fleso have 'aulhcarers
| ride Inside OF hersr d ON hhnd 2 got nun
| IN hll Roiiu when lao arrives az Graveyard
| He offers premium the lat one the
| Graveyard LIST
After lovoiug Iomatoe Grove dancing
| komenced precisely exactly ~ Time o'clock,
aud Miss Comoquick sung q solo. so low U
couldn't hear her and thon "a song was sung
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

GuNRn, Sept q, 1894
Your "uncle BllyN is voting yerv
"brictiy,N but he's coming all the aaSac--
slowly but surely.
Horo's 81 votes for s0vun bright Jewels
sovcu bright Texas stars. MAY tho
"ScYenn continue 10 show Ia AL their
beauty and may tho "siNn vote their coupons
ior Our 'Juls, " vote them for Misses dula
BOYD, Gilmor; Molhe CLANCY, LnugyioN;
Minnie Patton MtucolA, SAilc Harrison,
Grconvilu; kate Coopar. Granbury; Lula
Eves, Fort Worth, and MOlio Cago,
StCphcnyillo. "UNOLu BtLiN,M
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

Handsome PhAeton offered 70 the chape-
ron. Who Get the biggest Won"
Fol.T WOMB. TE1.


Editor Gazette.
As all the Offers 10 your candidates have
been to tho young ladios, ] think the chaps
ron candidates de serve some recognition
and now propose 70 the couple inside Or,
outside Of Fort Worth, who receives ile
fair contest % donate an oxford two-spfing
phaetou. the handsomest made, trimmed
Ia fair leather. raised SILVER rail on dash.
tracks four feet eight inches aud shell
hand wheels This beautiful vehicle was
made by tho COLUMBUS buggy COMPANY,
ana CAP be seen az mY place, corner lhroek-
,farsrouor any one eise can see q without
sFniratlon. Yours respectfully,
u IL ErILru
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

Editor Gazette;
DEAn Sul-Tho young ladies' who go 70
the Worlds fair dedication Ia your charge
will be as safe as care and attention eau
Knowing this ,ye olfer tho young ladies' re-
caiving the highest number Of votes, S,W
accident insurance 10 the Fidelity and cas-
ualty company, policy 10 Be dellvered 70
THE GAzFlTE, free Of charge on the Jay the
party leaves. Yours truly,
WHEELnss & WHEILLsE, Agents
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

Editor GA2Ctle
10 the Fort Worth young lady receiving
the highest number OF votes In IuE GA
zETrH dedication contest IL will give US
great pleasure as tribute 10 her popu-
larity 10 present TO hor lady's hno gold
watch suitably engraved.
FoRr WoBrH ASD TAYLoR JEwELRT Co.
A. A. THnEApGtLI, Manager, SO3 Main
gtVant
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12
ATrnnx ror tha WInner'

Fonr worm, TEA. July 30, 1892.
Editor Gazette
To the Fort Worth lady receiving the
highest number Of votes in your dedication
contest ! desire 10 show our appreciation
on hsr worth by presenting hcr with her
choice OF any lady's dress trunk in our es-
tablishment IN the event we have none Ia
stock 10 suit her we would take great pleas
ure IN making one 70 her special order
FoRr WoRTn Trunk FAcIoHr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

Ethei Massey, LAdonla, ..,............ ea,aia
Kate Cooprr. Oranbuty ......a.... a1,IaF
sophia Putnam. saginaw ............t1,seg
Leila smith. Comanchs. ts,7tf
blanche cowan. lIandlny iS.eaa
Apnie Young Marshall ..,........... tAsal
neNle Henderson, Parts .,t.......... iAapa
LAsfir Garrett. wca thcrford ....... =. ia.etT
Neliie MeGiliicuddy, whitesboro. -. iI,aas
Mamie Cox, rereeli.,. ......,......... ii.st0
fodd collins, penton..,,,.,.... ..,.. s,TSs
MAY LatinAeF. Manchester Aiius.., N,a0T
sadie haE,ey, whits.boro...,........ Hsaf
Maud Bartlett, whttcsooro ........... $50
wiue Smith. nryan...... .s....,.. a,taa
Carrie Campbell westherfcrd,.... s,t9t
fannie chappsiL Atvarado........ 7.sa9
hleise Porter nrownwood. ........ T,atA
Maggie hnichlson. Queen CITY ..... U,Ta3
Rosai,s 0oidlug, Aiyarado .......... aosA
Molile Care, sienhrnvlus
Janio Chiffon, Abilene, o,iss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

Editor Gasette
To the Young lady heading the list as vic
tor ia your contest ( will give her 100 chuice
plants from q large aud varied collection,
consisting OF beautiful water llllias. Rex
beconins, etc Tho order % be hiiet any
tine after lst day Of January, lseA
Wui. II. BANnEH.
Florist and dealer 10 cat flowers, kountf,
IeXas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

STATION BrtrYN, sept 2, 1884
Here come with % more Yates for the
projtlcst girl In the race, Miss Maggie
hutchisnn, OF Queen City. She is hound
for Chicago this fall w. II WATTS,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12
LARGEST BUILDING on EARTH
To Cover Forty-.wo Acres Of Floor and
Having an Acre Of Restaurants

tn Cover Torty-'wo Acres OF floor ana
Having an Acre Of Restaurants
or all the great buildings OF the
worlds Columbian Exposition the
manufacturers building is the greatest
mo world has never built one larger,
aud nrohobly never will 1t covers
fortv-two acres OF floor, and yet IL viii
NOT s,iva one-ouarter Oi there needed.
Abont an acre Of restaurants and cates
nom the gallery have been retaken.
and That briugs the total amount OF
space up 10 about iorty-three acres.
Hnt there are applications on hle from
mo manufacturers OF the Worla lot
many times as much exhibit space as
that building contains; ,...,,,,s
Chief Allison, OF the manulaoVures
denartrnent saws: ANY one can see 70
,gbat mis- qreai demand for space Will
living M. II means that exhibitors VIII
bave 10 ret along with the least posi-
M room and that nothing but the Ossl
.gbibits vim get in; there Is no room
~. a,,sntitv only quality. And yet j.
Is hard 10 make exnlbilors 9es .Lsi
They 20 down 10 the PARK ~ Ia
great building and wondeer, now 10y, g ~, n =
exhibits can be found TOM ~ ~" ~ ~
them sec why they can't nave ~ Nv io
space they want. But thfy nv NJ =
| when exhibits are installed. ~ 49, s,,
| win an be left out 70 make fVoHi iO'
worthy displays. 80 IL. II az.
bibits Of manufactured arug li3 - M
collected and submitted 70 puollo s'e N,
| ApDlicants for space have aas1i. ~ ~
chief that There will be 40 il'iii. IN ny IA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

Please mud enclosed " votes for Misses
Minnie Cyrus and Laura Hubbard, 81 Fort
Worth, hope thcir friends will come TO
their rescue nj the last moment and m IKE
them come out winuers, lRiENp ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

Stcphonvile Friends. Stopheuyllc,
Sspi. no. vote 100 coupons for Misses SUI.
SIC uSmau, Lizzie Garrett AMMO Young
Of Marshall Ethel Doloaoh, Icssa John.
son, Lula Rves and stella Smithy
Arltausav fil1uds 1onlrlnua Sept TO-
votes 1000 coupons for Misses Mollia Balm
Fannie g. McCnwn XulR BOYD, ThC0 Barn.
we'll. Bcssie White, Mullo CLANCY, llthoi
Dcl4oaoh, Mr. nua Mrs Cunningham
Room mnto, Waco S 'pt o, votes A cou-
mans for Misses lbcp Buruwoll, Annie
Young Df Marshall Todd Collins, Nnudo
Bartlett sadie Langley Nellie Mc6ilh-
cudy aud Mollio Balm,
John McAfco. liellor. Sept iO yotea M
coupons Tor Misses Nellie cuddN
Minnie Patton, blanch CowAn, finll1 O.,
McC1wu, Lula Rlyes, Matte llnlnn aud
Minnie Cyrus Also TO coupouh Tor Mr.
and SifH Moroh0us.
"To3ian. " Dallas, Sept y, votes "a cou-
pons for Mr., and Mrs. Davidson.
s. y. Cowan, Haudiey, sent 10, yo,os 70
coupons for Mr. and N s, Hanney
"IIncio SAM Marshall Sept 10, votes
lOl coupons for MlssOg Fmnie q, McCown,
WlIin Smith Mnllie Notes Lizzie Garrett
Nolia McUiIiouddy, sadie Langley aud
Carlo Campbell
Tue eolored friend, city September i'm,
votcs 30 coupons for ar. and Mrs Carter
Friend, san Angelo. Sept 10, votoa -
coupons i1r Mr.. nnd Mrs Silrehous. Also
"a cor Mssis Emile llogohtno, Minnle
Patton, Kate Cooper, Matte niuyon and
Lula Ryns.
G. W. Wilson, Amarillo, Sept 10, voias
70 coupons for Misses Ida Mhoailoy Lula
itlvos. Xula Boyd, Thco BnHnWcl. Minnie
Patton, Susie LYMAN aud willie smith.
Gnnbury Fire Brigade Sent N, votes
100 coupons Tor Mlssos Minnio Cyrus aud
Kate Cooper
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12
For tho Second Ia the Race.
WAXAHACmE, TEE., Aug. 0, IsQ2


Editor Gazette.
GESILEMEN--plea say that will pre-
sent one half dozen bottles OF Cohen's Brit
ish cough bMsam tIl, @, b. TO tho young
lady who Is second In tho race. Respect
fully, HYAM ConEE,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

Fannie Cautou. Abilene, and Miss Mollie
Abererombio, tho two best
W,tiIe MCKINLEY.
p. s Hope they may win
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-12

Editor Gazette.
il would give as great pleasure TO supple,
ment your liberal Citer Of sending Texas
girls 10 the Columbian exposition dedication
by presenting TO the Fort Worth young Indy
receiving tho highest number Of votes her
choice from our stock Of any silk dress pat
tern she may select Respectfully
MoNSIG DiY GOODS 90.