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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-09-02
STARTLING.
This Has No Uncertain Sound.
What Does This Mean To Our
People?
It Rings With a Great and
Grand Hope.
Something Thousands Are Seek
ing For.
A Fact of Marvellous I'm.
port to All.

NEwBURGH n. "a Geographic de-
patch from Newburg, n. Y, reveals this
fact, that a most marvellous change has
taken place in the person of one of its
oldest and best known citizens. II.
5. Shorter, ESQ is an old man of IS years,
and lives at 39l Broadway, Newburg, n.
Y. 1t appears that Mr.. Shorter, who
was an extensive lumber dealer, began to
grow languid. got tired easily, was
nervous and debilitated, until at last he
became so weak and exhausted that he
was just able to drag himself around. He
lost flesh and strength so rapidly and
became so alarmngly Frustrated that his
friends and relatives despaiTed of his
life.
Now came the marvellous change.
Suddenly Mr.. Shorter was transformed
from his condition of extreme weakness
to one of strength; his nerves grew
quickly strong and steady, his muscles
became vigorous, his blood was revivltied
and enriched, he gained Is pounds in
weight, and today is in sound and perfect
health.
Such remarkable transformation in a
man of his age was nine days wonder.
OF course the cause was eagerly looked
| for.
Your correspondent determined to
know the truth for the papers readers,
listened to the following astonishing
facts from Mr.. Shorter's own lips:
II feel now like a new man!
"What do you think of taking an old
man of IS years, physically weak ard
broken down, and making him feel like a
bog again Giving him new life, health
solid flesh to his weak and debilitated
frame,
"And all in two months. with three
bottles of DIR. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy. Well, that is just what
has taken place in me. Instead of being
weak, deblitated and exhausted, just
able to drag myself around, feel now
like a new man.
81 advise all to use DR.. Greene's Ner-
vura blood and nerve remedy"
Surely this wonderful remedy is a most
marvellous health restorer, and without
doubt, the greatest medical discovery OF
the age.
! If 1t can thus give back health anG
strength to an old man, weakened anC
! exhausted by disease, how much more
, surely and certainly will it cure the thou
sands who are run down, weak, nervou!
/, and Frustrated, who suffer from poo
blood. weak nerves, dyspepsia, indiges
, ton, constipation, malaria, kidney anC
, liver complaints. etc. For debility it is |
, speedy restorer of strength and vigor
a If you are run down in health and peed I
: medicine to strengthen the nerves, lnvig
!, crate the blood, tone up the stomach ant
regulate the bowels, kidneys and liver
q DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and nerv
remedy, which is purely vegetable ant
. harmless, and is the best remedy know
a TO the world.
!, Use 1t, for it will restore your healtl
= and strength. You can get it at an
a druggists for 81.
= 1t is the discovery and prescription o
, the well-known and successful physician
! DR.. Greene of 81 Temple Pl., Boston
i Mass, the eminent specialist in the cur
= of nervous and chronic diseases, who ca
=, be consulted free, personally or by lettel
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-09-02

many societies that he cannot recall their
names. He has preached in the capital
of each State of the Union, and has done
much missionary work in. the Western
and Middle States. His boyhood educa-
ton was obtained in an academy in
Middlebury, VT, under guidance of DIR.
Conant.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-09-02

Time, :33A, BAN.
The attendance on Wednesday exceed
ed 5000 people, and among those present
were Gov. Mckinley of Ohio, who made
a brief speech, Gov. Page, Senator Proc
tor, Gen. Veazey, Gen. Mccullough and
others.
The Rutland Herald of yesterday
prints the following:
The question of making an exhibit OF
Vermont Morgan horses at the worlds
fair was considered by the executive
committee of the Breeders association
last evening. DR.. III. Ii. Mcintyre, the
State commissioner of the exhibition, ap
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-09-02
veRMoNr's VOTE IN RECENT YEARS

The following figures, showing how
the vote of Vermont has stood at each
of the September elections in presiden-
tial years from 1872 on, will be of inter-
est for comparison with the result next
ypelk
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-09-02
Association stakes for foals of 1891

The 2 :35-class race for the associations
guarantee purse of $500 was begun, but
not finished. 1t was trotted out on We'd
nesday. The summary of it follows, as
do those of the rest of Wednesdays
races.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-09-02

Deans Rheumatic pills absolutely cure
table. Safe. 40
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-11

Sometimes young men are deferred
from entering upon mutrimony by
such incidents as the following, which
Is OF actual occurrence:
A young man passing through A
crowd in great dry goods store found
himself side by side with timid-lool,.
ing little mon, and exactly behind 1.
lady. movement of the crowd forced
the young man to step upon the hem
of tho lady's skirt.
She turned quickly around, with n
furious look, and was evidently about
to address some fierce remarks 10 him
when a change came over her face
suddenly.
"oh, beg your pardon, sir" she
said II was going to get very angry
You soc thought 1t was my hus-
The timid little man smiled faiDtlv,
and the young man said to himself
III wives get angry so much moro
quicker with their husbands than they
do with other men, what Is the use 81
being husbandp"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-11
ETCHED AND SKETCHED
IN THE CITY.

]
( ro Gar, ~ III, announcing me marriage Of
9 I,'l q i'helan aud Miss Maude Lee
ml io' W., r.p -'ru INST arc Issued
ue1rgo w lis9n, mo minstrel man
~ VpulllB' Joe W. SPEARS his agent,
ii IN Town ana says George has tho best
'no" OF ms career
Police Chief Maddox had his pocket
locked yesterday morning OF sI5 in
RrhP new ~ bills, while going from
u iienurleNs building 10 Third and
NUN streets
The street commissioners force has
boon engaged for two dnys surfacing
mp Mainstrcet with dressing Of
ground that restores its ooptour
Married Howell -McInurhlin 49, BY
president Fisher Of tho univorsitv In
this city u. y. Howell 10 Miss Iulu
Mclaughlin, az The home OF the brides
PARENTS
3obb NcCart had "a tal,.,r,,,, s,a,.,
his friend. Hon. E,ying RANT y,l,, ,,g'u
giving M. MrCart I. sprance' ~ ~ ,,i1,y,,'
Democratic gTcup iu Illinois. from
Cleveland 20 the legislature.
Only one lic.psp 10 uar,.y ,yos ,,ro,,
ed hy tho county clorl, v'strrlay
guya n. n. Curtis and Mis- NoiiN mi
permission 10 travel Iif,is thorn,. i I'M, Is
way together. f'''''
l5ort Iyortb l,1o, ~, ~, -
r.. viii meet M HI hail cnr,a, IL, w.
ton and Fourtronth "trn,ts XXI 'iua l
ming al 1890 O'Clock Tbcr, y ''i i,, w.
tnnt business To he trnpsncted ava 'nai,
momber rs carucstlv nrgc5 w. H., e,'Vu
ont &. d Icon ,pn N " p ~
oor,. oo,,,,,,.r ,,.tn ''' W.
piebt nj o,"inSk W. t, 90 H &iseHi SEQ to-
Church. Dr. j. Morgan Wells will teli
TO whom we are indebted for the dis
coyory and will nstnnish those Who he.
lleve that Christopher Columbus Ia tho
man.
Owing 10 the election b,si,oss h,.,
mat woelz YesterJny,s ',,''7 1',c
All hogs. and tho pricSs o,tninp5 VIZ
aged S4.7O Der hundred ~ ~ n ever "sor,
of Tnrrnpt ta,'r.,J ~ r. tor5otn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-11

The planet Venus continues TO puzzle
the astronomers. 1t IA "a world so
closely resembling the earth In size
that one might naturally enough ok.
poet TO find many other resemblances
between them.
hnt there Is some popularity in
Venus atmosphere which. renders tho
telescope study of the planets sur
face exceedingly difficult. In fact its
atmosphere seems to be so exceedingly
cloudy that only the merest glimpses
OF the globe beneath can occasionally
be caught.
recent review OF tho results of
twenty years observation Of Venus by
Irouyyslot the French astronomer,
Indicates that the surface of that
planet is no less extraordinary than
the atmosphere which covers II. Trou-
velot thinks that certain white apots
seen on Venus are the tops of vast
mountains which protrude above the
eloud-ladon atmosphere. Curiously
enough these mquntainsare all in the
neighhorhood of the poles.
Observations by j. J. Landerer on
the polarization OF light reflected from
Venus appear to bear out Irouvelors
conclusions. Landerer bclieyes that
the phenomena observed by him midi
cato That tho whole surface OF the
planet must be covered by thick layer
o. %ouds, except in the polar regions.
nrts OF the surface extend a bova
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-11
METHODS or rNGINrERrNG

, An unfinished obclisk In quarry Mt
Nyche, Egypt shows how the ancients
separate these immense monolths from
me native rocks. A groove marking mo
boundary Of the stone confirmed a NUN.
yer 81 h2les into which wooden wedges
were firmly driven The groove was thou
hIed with wntcr and the swelled edges
cracked the granite the whole length of
lne groove. The detached block WIS then
PAIN trees 10 a large timber ruff ON the
edge Of The Nile, where it remnined mn
TO the citv where the ohelisk WINS Ia be
set IN, Thousands Of hands then pushed
u ON rollers up an inclined plain to the
front Of the temple wherc Il was TO stand
The pedestal had previously been placed
IN position and u firm cnuscwny of sand
covered with plnuks led to the ton of ii.
Then by means of levers, rollers and ropcs
made Of the da.c palm. the obelisk was
gradually hoistcd Into an upright posit-
Ion, IN no case has an obelisk been
ular
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-11

,Denison, Tex, Nov. 1O.-(specialO-
When the cotton min was being erncted
n young man by the name Of Ralph
shortly after it was finished he left
hlllng he was going to his home in
Atlanta, Ga, whore his father is n
ptIohlheht physician. Instead OF doing
ne tlhed to find work and was soon rr.
~ ED to stringent circumstances About
t IN ,,i time he met u friend named A. s,
Dewitt, who took him 10 Ills bo,ns
and aided him in getting warL "O ~,
stayed with Dewitt for three weeks
anu suddenly disappeared. About N
week later two forged checks ,yere
found hy Dewitt which mad bear
cashed IS Bushman. ono Nas fo. o Sen
and the other for SIS. Bushman's fatb.
err was notified aud made good tbc
amount Young Bushman was nor
heard OF for O long time, but Il hns iust
been learned that he died AT III posa,
carly Ia October.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-11
PERSONAL

Pr. Loonio Of Dallas, Is PickwIck
guest.
| Felix Mann, aMenardville cowman, is
In the city.
WIN. D. Jordan Of ouanah, Is at the
Pickwlck.
]. McFaddon OF Philadelphia, q
prominent cotton buyer, was in the city
yesterday.
4. +. Smith cattleman Of Crockett
is in the city.
A. 3. Conley Of Decatur, is a guest Of
the Hotel PlcSwick.
r.. Riddle, II prominent st0ckman Of
Alvarado, Is In the city on business.
Miss Bessie Fold has returned from
u trip tnllon with party of friends,
hunting In the B. l. +.
w. S. Dentof the Price baking pow
der company, Chicago, has returned
from Southern Texas.
w. 4. Jones' secretary aud troasurer
o. the New Orleans coffee company,
New Orleans, is in the city.
Miss Anna Hogsett, who has been
visiting In Dallas for the past month,
nus returned to her home in this city.
- Mrs. r. l.. Jordan has moved from
Taylor street to TO Florence street and
viii be glad to welcome hor friends at
her new home.
George Beggs, the well-known live
stock man OF this city, and j. X. Ros-
son, livestock agent Of the Frisco, leave
to-day for Colorado City.
Miss Rosa Miller charming young
lady Of Little Rock, Ark, is visiting
M MY and Mrs. Walter j. Want, sos
West Weatheriord street.
Dick Kits who had his ankle broken
some days ago Is ablo by aid Of crutches
TO leave his room His speedy recovery
isindeed gratifying 70 his many friends.
Mrs.J.M. Hester, who has been paving
n visit TO friends In Whitesboro. re-
turned home yesterday accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. O. l.. King and
hor children.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-11
rAe PLAY.
"llazcI xlrke,g BY a Strong Company 10 a
Good Audience.

"llazel Klrke,g by a Strong Company 10 .
Good Audience
An audience large and fashionable
greeted Miss EllNer, Mr.. .Conl1OcS end
their company Of players In The presen-
tntion Of ''Hnzel ISifkc' at Grecnwal. 5
opern house last night aud endowed TINS
beautiful domestic drama to iha fullest
extent, for Il was artisdonlly p-ssrntet
by artists. IL was very strong PERFORM
ence Of good play. The language Is
claete, at times beautiful tho action a
rapid, the situations natural and uiunen
i Is the tiite story Of village paiden
loved by lord who Is incog. A niisun-
dprsiandug at the marriage the accusa-
ton Of disgrace, Il Is q patheicqlly iu-
tcrestinr drnmn.
Miss Ellsler Il as easy and Laturm IN
her role as though she was living through
scenes In her own life, and showed the
power Of the finished artistic. OF lnr sup
port only the highest praise can be given.
Mr.. Couldock rs Dunstnn, fitted. as lie
Is by nature. appearance aud training for
ouch parts. The Pittlcus Green. Of Mr..
Weston, was very clever, indeed. and he
made all that was possible Of the good
comedy part
The only members Of The compruy not
mp TO the high standard Of tho 9th, rs
were Mr.. Drouct, Arthur Cariincford.
hiiN siT' ppptEHhHs aaron houicf, hplh
of whom were STACEY and ut times rant
crs. But take Il all In all it was tho
strongest drama performance given this
season.
The sale Of seats for tile Slunrt Rob
son engagement next Saturday, mnilpeo
and night IL Of the most gratifying char
neter TO the management. A theatre par.
~ Of young society people will p,ruty
about twenty sents Ia the centre section.
and these performances will be die dra-
matte event Of The year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-11
UNCONSCIOUS


lice, Tex, Nov, 10.-(special l-r..+
i Ts Young man named j. w NJ
L,cndon from nallqs came In an M NC n
y TO- tram. de proceeded on foot ~ % %
nls nrotheIs about three miles In no
n oS soon after leaving here he was 's
mule east of this place he was ssu .o a9out a
nN I'VE men one Of whom lssbed \ o', W.
I9l N ms face and ordered his hand pls-
Mlue the other struck him a NJ, W
We WE naek Of his head knocking him d. ~
ne was then choked until unno o u, ,,',,l
anu too9ed Of S41 in money and = eois
To esIn L ite thought the parties nesr sVlu
~ = s,r nS = unable to speak on aceoTnt
the perpetrators. No clue to
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-11

= Ladoniq, Tex, Nov. 1O-tspeei,Il
Geo. NJ, Evans dry goods deaior Of m.
place filed q deed Of trust isst ni ,i,s
naming ID. 10 Wnggoner trustee. on III
stock Of goods and some real estate us rs
secure creditors as follows. F,rst NJ 20
tlo19l bank Of Ladonia Si.5SI. A en u
y y. Dqncan 500, J. 9. Blakeney SIN
pb snnii sS SS9nty T bank Sl5oO,and employees
ti9n, about $4,000; Iiabilities , ahO,,t
$500 Bad collections and slow p soies
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-11

Readers and friends Of TIE GAZETTE
win favor this paper by patronizing
those who advertise in IT. Do not fail,
therefore, to give advertisers in this
paper preference when placing your or
ders,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-11
CLUB PRE']NI1|
How to Secure Gazette Premiums wts.,, .
Without Price---A Chance Il, !.
Women and Children

TO every person sending US Two
Subscribers to the Weekly GA
ZETTE and So in cash we will
send the GAzETTE'S Premium
Cook Book, an indispensable aid
to housekeeping, Read what one
purchaser says of the Cook Books
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-11

To iiSIhnpsE T2 Tex, Nov. lO.-fsnsci,,,
I'm 10. n NJ ooq, Ruben BoniWora - -
liiline Wss,,hgi9rd ST., charged Win t ,la
on eieeto @nA5 sos 9a9an al Fields store oTe
trial yesterday evening s saSr examining
TED to 5000 bail which was Az N w oae. admit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-11

q herman professor, who is also a
musical composer, has struck out n
proverb ''''
mere are two lSiuds OF renowned
composers In the sea Of music he
says Some Of them arc fishes. ana
some som, have learned how to awim
Mozart Wss one Of no aaheA"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-11

Weatherford. Tex. Nov. 1O-(Spc-
ciall-'rhe Gazette's enterprise In
getting their special night edition over
here hast night and which sold like hot
cakes, has been very favorahly COM
ALL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-11

sister of Postmaster Wu. IA. DIVER
rms marriage WIS a quiet and unostnn.,
tauous affair, with only relatives of Tho
contracting parties present.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-11
TnE woArANrMpAN no nm

Paint tho woman I mean TO be.
hure ana sweet ana calm and freo,
Inlnt that weary eyes fnnV ana
gumpos OF the Immortal mo
rtom THIS nallid face leave ONT
Every line OF care or doubt.
nant u with tho smile of one
VINO with earth's poor pain Is done.
FAINT u SO the world may SEQ
Nne glad woman wholly free;
Une VINO breads no comltir morrow
nv VINO Tears no crushing snrrnw.
MY whose mission Is to walt
Mlth love compassionate
" her teuder arms to take
those whose heart-sulngs bleed and hro,i,
halnt a woman with face
ltudlant With immortal grace.
~ hor eyes shine like mo ann
W len the summer has hrrun
~ not lct her smile or woen
lAgt nor face a glndnosl kesn
thht q mystery shall allow
" me rapture born OF WOE
rant soul so high and strnnp
" would not 10 earth belong
NV nor love Its footsteps STAY
nendvrly 10 lead the way.
ieiu by lovely truth set FREQ
lAla Is the Immortal me.
New York Globe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-11
HOTEL ARRIVALS


ron lnnta. Philadelphia; Ellie lglAcr
New York, Fruuk Weston New York
Miss Frwh,ll, New York. Roht Drourh
New Horl;; r. S Wldndge, New York,
W L. Boon, ST. LOua;lI Mcsgpr. Lon.
don Eng H. W. Hammond, Kansas
City; w. $ Don't Chicago; A. H. MoE
fct. Kansas CITY; ChhH. y Slont, Kan
Eas City, II. b. enipc, Denver Col.
O. NJ. Payne, Cotton Belt; Henry NJ
Bart Unlns; j. A. Cuotea, Dallas: A
III, Brown, st Louis; H. y, Rnlston
Scotland; W. H. Jones' New Orleans
j. W Jackson, Macon, GA II, II. Ev
erctt. st Louis Sam w. Jackson, San
Antonio
MANSION.
j. NJ. Hardin. A. $. Hardin. Dallas;
Geo w. Smith, Austin: n. H. tntimer,
Dallas. Tho., u, Price, II, $. Bunting,
st. Louis; y. II. Ggrdner Texas: q ~.
Anderson, Cairo, III; O, II. Schweon.
st. Louis; ]. V. Seymour, Texas; ]. H.
Lindsay, Chillicothe; Chas, Roosc and
lady Dallas; Ashley W. Crockett. Gram
bury; Il. L. Ellison, Texas; a. A. Hughes,
Wichita Falls; Joseph Cook. Los Ange-
los, John Boring, Larndo A. s. Wood
cock, 81 Louis; Mira j. A. Rohb and
son. Wichita Falls w, H. D0ss. Colo
man Jno; I; Hicf and family, Omahai
G. w Withsnns, Los Angeles, Gal .
ID. o. Cunningham, Palo Pinto: NJ ~,
Lusl,. Quincy. H., L. q. Schnltcr, New
Orleans, La; q, L. lnglc, j. w. Price.
J. A. Whilihnrst, Mississippi. O. M.
Carter, Abilene; Paul G.. KOehn. She
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Wilson. Crcsson; Frank Gambct, noston;
Ben Pegg, Texas and Pacific railway.
Y. A. Iooley, Toxins; A. G.. Ayinguon.
Y. s. A.; Il, NJ Clayton. Springfield,
Mo; DR.. NJ II. Pennington and Wife.
Justin; NJ, NJ Gaylord Rockford, M
ID NJ, Michel, Chicago, u. l.. Bradley,
Decatur; j II. England, r. $. Boucwaro.
Texas; W.N. Fneling Charlotte. n. O.;
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I,gin; Mansfield lno, II. Roper, ltosco;
w =. Wear. lillsboru, Tho. Ashley,
ltascai W, II, Goodwin. Chicago; ". Il.
ihipps, ballast A, Burk, o. S A.; 4.
=, Vernon, 'Comauche Clucf;' Bert
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III. +, Brilsford, @. w Trader, East,
land; o l.. Lockett, Meridian; II. y.
Brown. Glchurne; ] j. Kimberlin. Shor-
mat y, u Hamilton, q. Z. Lane. Grand
view Jot j. smith. linsca; HENRY rerrill,
~ Louis; Mr., and Mrs, Cook, Farmer,
Tex; Frank Smith and wife. Denver
Col; Dan l.ockard, RawllnA, Myo.. i
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llnney, Weatherford; Il. W. Hide. Town
Park; II, Il. Hardin, Dallas; A. n. Ora.
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~, " ,Nainrlght, Rochester, ~ ";
Geo. Wells Point; Geo. A. knight, Dnl.
las; J. A l.cnnox aud wife. ST. Louis,
II. @, Gardner Graudvicw,; John ~,
grih, Texas; A. W. Collier. Decatur, w
PoindeNtor, Clehurne; !, H. Mumhwcu.
Y. H. Ronehac, w. d. Fountain. NJ. ID,
E $. Burgess ltnsku; W II. Thompson,
Dallas; a, :, Pnryinc, Terrell; John.
hoWyer Abilene w II. Breeding, san
Antonio; Mrs, Susie Slcdd, Missouri
H. III. Jnmp4 Taxngs I Nup n,,t,.,..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-11

1sampasas; ]. NJ. Ice, Waxahnchle; n.
u, Smith and wife Crockett. II NJ.
Dlllard, Meridian; "parson' II. NJ. Sims,
COlorodo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-11

ITO every person ssnal
- soribers to the We
and $50 in cash We va
2ETTE premium mach
any $50 machine ia ID
hundred Of these M
have been distra
Texas, and no compIi
ton in them has Ssaa
like THE GAZETTE .
money has been ~
Sent in black waluuies
the purchasers option X
purchaser says:
SEVEN RrKRXNt
Fort Worth GAzetlti Fol NlA'
DEAR SRs-We rcllN
machine some weelS tlik 4
1t a fair trial, and hai NV
machine, and as god p "
lots of machines that hi,. y. Z. .
neighbors this year ID y.
good luck l will close 4. n !,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-11
A SANTA sc TRAIN

N''''' "a The Indian Territory BY TIE Remain
c..., ING Dallou Boys
Guthrie, T. T. Nov q
,9utn pound train was robbel y pS Dlt The
NE NV cherokee strip BY M ~, y, lArton IN
,,ssNl kenS last night The s... OF the
was wrecked Eiin dynGnils - @press car
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-11

READ OUR WANT COLUMNS TO
"a ,,,c a0v Will. FIND SOMETHING
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-11

FOR RICH AND POOR.
SNiTHFIELD, TEX, Feb. 90, 1891.
Editor Gazette.
We have two or three cook books. but not
being stakeholder in any national bank,
nor Interested in the Louisiana state lot
terry have not been able, financially, to
utilize them TO any great extent But
find in the Household, or GAZETTE Cook
Book, scores Of recipes well adapted to the
household of limited means, plenty of
cheap, simple and healthful recipes; while,
If one wishes TO indulge in something more
expensive and stylish, there are plenty rich
and delicious enough TO give a tobacco sign
the dyspepsia My wife is well pleased
with il, not only for the cooking recipes,
but for many good things in the other de-
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BoNHAM, TEX, Aug. o, 1890
To the Fort Worth Gazette
After a cursory examination I can saw
that am well pleased with The GAzETrE's
Original Webster's Unabridged Dictionary.
think it Just such book as should be In
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