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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
nm RANK EAII.lLRll.

Lincoln. Noh., Han. 20 The announce
mert of the lnilurc of the Capital uatlon-
al bank was made about midnight last
night aud with Il cmrc the statement
the state treasury vas caught in
the crash ia the sum Of $25Ou"r. Tho
national bank examiner j NJ Griffith,
Of NuhoO, ordered il closed. having
40 caall, which the officers Of the bank
said must huyr been stolen The lidl'
urp h bad one. Deposits amount 10
SG2I.OOO aud of this S2JU,UOO are state
funds Capital stock is S3JO,OOO, al paid
uu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
nALYEsTON FIRn.

Galveston. Tex, Jan, 3D. Special ~
defective hue sci Ore 20 the three
story building on the sOutheaSt corner
Of Strand aud fremont streets this even.
inc. aud caused considerable excitement
and hasty moving 0nt Of the occupants.
Tie fire however was extlngmshcd bsr
fore any serious damage was done. Wells
Fargo Express company have their oe
fee 0n tho lower floor while the upon
stories were occupied by ofices aud
show case manufactury.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
AnlLnNn LANn SALEs.

Abilene. Tex. Jan. 20 Especial Tho
land agency of Messrs, Bompart 4 Rat
ford of this place yesterday negotiated
the sale of the Andrew Mpuue farm two
miles from the city aud consisting of
800 acres The consideration was Sill
500 all cash. Tho purchasers were Judge
Durpy aud W. H. Crow ot Pittshcld.
ul ludgr Duccy a. the local judge aud
Mr. Crow b. The Muster ia chaucery OF
the pittsHcld district
Another large deal viii probably be
contaminated today that viii aggregate
several thousand dollars, Il being a much
larger deal than Tie one mentioned
above.
For several days past our city has
been tWuugrd with pruspvctors aud the
different land agencies have been very
busy Several snlvs are reported with
more likely 90 follow
Of late The entire Ahilcuc country "hns
been in it, aud she Is now right at The
hcnd OF the procession IN The onward
march of progress
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
VOL XVII NO. Is

was shot aud almost instantly killed by
two white boys about IL or Is years
old. An three seem TO have been en-
gagged ia some small quarrel. when the
two boys drew their revolycrs and hogan
firing nc Robinson Six shots were fired
Robinson ran a few feet and fell shot
people spw the ARRAY but owing to the
semi-darkness could not identify the boys
fully Tbpv cscnu,d
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26

Cheyenne, Wyo, Jan. 25.-Todny's
vote on the senatorial question did not
bring the problem any ncnrpr solution.
The five Fupulisis who hold the balance
of power, divided their vote among party
friends They have not Indicated by
their vote who their hual choice will he.
but it Is considered reasonably certain
d viii Toe for man upon whom the
Democrats finally settle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
BUSINESS.


Weuthprlord, FOX, Jau ~. Especially
Mr. j. II Stone. a leading grocery
man, made uu assignment THIS evening.
This Was done because Mr. StOuo hhs
been quite SICK for while and b. NOT cN-
poctcdl TO live till muums lic has
hVVu I'm business hcrv Tor % lOug iulr,
OF ALL
n hc wits not expected to- die the as
Ngnmout would mot huyc been nude.
Mr.. stone was au honorable member
oi the knights oi pythiuS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26

Galveston Tex. Jan - ISpcclnll-
Upon the application of O.. r. Rogers,
complainant iu tho suit ut g. H. Rogers
ys. lhc Texas Building nUi Munuuctur
ng company and others United States
Circuit fudge A H. McCormirk appointed
A. c. Allen of Harris county. Tex. ten.
puwry receiver ul tllv company until its
financial status can be- passed upon by
luI'vd States District Judge Davis H.
Bryant Tho order of court appointing
Allen also cites the company 90 appear
at the hearing before ludgv Bryant, and
show cause why the rrcrNershlp should
not be- nude permanent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
WHAT WEAYER sAYs.

Albuquerque, n. NJ. Jan. % General
j. y. Weaver passed through here tonight
from Arizona on his way home. he said
be mnde I'VE speeches IN South ArizOua
on the silver and transportation grOi,-
LENS The general says the feeling Ia
favor of free coinage " silver ~ aug
nlenIing daily
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
nlRn Ar AIARLIN-

Marlin, ToX,, Jan. Especial Isl
and insured for $500 and the Moody
hotel. valued al $500 insured Tor $500
burned at o'clock this morning. II IL
believed the fire was caused 10y an In
cendary, having made its first appear
nncc on the outside Of the church, which
has not been occupied since the 18th
inst
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
MEATnEIlrnRn nnnGnrss

Wcuihcrford Tex, Jan 20. Especially
MIR H. J. Sundifor h erecting a mani
moth sccd and grain house ON North
Main street The building is adjacent
to the track of ,hc Texas and Pacific
railroad, ard win have an the comnodi-
ties ami facilities for huudling and trans
purlInE Enin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
MYsTERIOIIg KILLING.

Shreveport, La, Jim 25 Especially
A mysterious shooting ARRAY occurred
tonight about o O'Clock in front Of AM
th0ny Kings barber shop on Texas street
between Louisiana and MsNeis Sol
Robinson, q lnulallo porter well known,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
rnnAIIsrrnns KmIlNn-

Butte. Mont. Ian 25Shnruy before
noon today Charles Buise shot his wife
through The arm. put two bullets INTO
Waldo Whipplp and then blew ONT hia own
brains. Whipple can not i've The trouble
which caused mo shooting was the same
Old STORY ne woman deserving her lus.
band fOr another man and the husband
him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
WASTuNGTON'S SENATOR

Olympia Wash. Jan 30 Many Of
both Turner's aud Aliens supporters arc
becoming tired of dead lock, aud tain,
of new man h honrl ON every hand.
Two ballots for United States senator to-
duy showed NO chnnpr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
CnnLrRA FIGTREs.

Berlin. Jan. % Five fresh cases Of
cholera and two deaths are reported ~
Nicueben Insane asylum this evening
Al Trotha eight new cases today ana
three deaths Professor Koch e now ~
Trotha examining the cases az that place
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26

ELMYATOR RuRNED

indianapolis. Ind Jan % Elevator
-. owned by Frederick T. Rush & Co.,
hurprd tunipht with los contents. Total
loss. SiJO,OOD to $2O0,ODO; insurance,
SslO01. slt loaded ears burned. Origin
unknnMn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26

Washington. Jan 30. Louis MuComns
has hrru confirmed as ussociutc JUS
ticv of thc supreme court, District of
Columbia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
AT BALTIMORE.

Baltimore. Md, Jan. % BY Gre
unused by the explosion of gasoline
dren, Fran, aud Macy, we're burned to
death
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
RARNON WON

san Francisco. CAL Jan "a The
wctrrWeight jim Barron of Australia
aud Paddy PurIrlo fought az the Cali
for in Athletic dub tonight
Barron won in the seventh round
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
ARRO1yp WON

London. Jan 20 AT the Nationl
sporting club tonight Abbott Knocked
ont Baxter in eighteen rounds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
EAVnn nnpnAI.

Now York Jan. -. AZ "a largely attended
meeting today " dry goods merchants Of
Now York city, resolutions We're unanl-
mOnsly adopted fayOring DE Immediate re-
pcal ~ The sherman silver bullion purchas.
Ing act
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
RORrON FIRN

Boston, Mass. Jan 2J-fim this
morning destroyed the upper portion Of
the Walker & Pratt Manufacturing con-.
pays building, losA 4lOVVU0
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26

Washington. jan - Chief Justice
and members Of supreme court left to-
night or Macon, Ca. TO attend the iu-
nvrl of Justice iAmnr Friday. ucNt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
NLAINE-N NnNnITInN-

Washington, .luu 20 pr Johnston
snid tonight Mr. Blaine WIS resting com
fortnbly. nul There was no lpprcyiablc
change BOD h.s condition
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26

port favorahly the Smith bill. rcpe,lpg
The provision allowing preferred oro'i7
tors M assignment.
nc 'nhds committee decided to report
cue iloW!ng bills fayomby: Substitute
,u Nv, ,ne Ounmushmm bill, providing for
AAihS ~ an equitable value lnuds brlJ
nhuSr contract for purchase hplonein,
70 ,ne state or exempt by law In Ike
nahus OF me owner thereof A minority
report VIII bp prosecuted ny
Mr' S'hasiiuh's bin. providing for keep-
,nE book Of registry OF lands sold FOR
Al. AR Turner's bin amending the general
laiu iAW 10y reducing prices of leases of
scn9ol and university lands
MI Erskinc's hin validating INIT
ehtS heretofore issued by Virtue of
confederate donation land certificates
he committee on revenue ANA taxation
WIZ report ihvorably ON hill providing
Tor the, distribution of the direct tnx mon.
ey ana its transfer for the purpose to
the county treasurer also favorahly ON
thr hill allowing sheriils aud taN c0llcc-
Tors commissions on taxes which are pnid
direct to the comptroller.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26

H.. wv ~ ~ q Nlf i ~
tlmit, "" Jan, -. -lSpeciol -
'',lee on labor agreed IN r ro,,,
Ds.. ah The hin 10 mnke ! ba '"r
p ,s,.. lle days labor "'U' ,
M e1,, ~ The majority of tho com-
4 s.al'allou IN favor Of he scbnal
A MA, adopted by a yote NJ 6rn
~ !, only niue Of tho sevanteen
erse 'ue committee were prneent
|6napfell Of the committee
Iy ~ EN- lniltee henrl nrgn-
n on ,ii9'egnor Rohcrts aud NiaiSr
a GebeSra equity Of the claim ~
4 ciIop J. Chambers. but post
Z m H. ~, me sugar bounty was
hai M sgmmlttee on federal ~
ary co,n SSi,9n was taken.
''ee No. l agreed to re-.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
IACTs IN THE CASE.

Tex. Jan. -. -(Spccial)-As
today postponed final action IN
ested seat case Of Williams vs..
hon Falls. 10 Is liable 10 be- a
topic of discussion for some
he committee ON privileges and
IA making Us report was u fair
Fifteen mcwSrs being made mp of
bpuliNs and several opposition
IN. Al first the pOpulist VIII
d 10 testimony whatever nor
I iaken amy steps to produce any
bed by his attorneys that he had
Of the necessary steps when
Is served upon Mr. Davis of the
mterrOWtiycs. and asked that
be postponed another day until
. b. could be made. IL was gen
gnvd by all parties, the contest
3 present, that ii he failed 10
at the next meeting the case
u dismissed. Al the meeting the
N failed to matcrinlize and the
requested another postpOncment
could take the dispositions of AS
1ho had voted AT one box. 4
nittee decided that this WIS UNI
a delay and requested that the
I0d be- dismissed.
llloun, Populist member of the
~ demanded that If the case be
N IN this way In favor of q Dem
~ other ease of Cain vs.. Cain be-
y In favor of the present meme
k Gain the Populist. The major
Pc committee held that the two
be entirely different in this, that
Davis ease the ballot box in qucs-
been destroyed, while In the
N the ballots could be counted
The boxes have been sent for.
p committee decided, was prefer
Z The direct trade proposed The
NoWerer upon a plea for fairness
u Fopulists and their friends. de-
give Contestant Williams all of
fcd time.
IN CIVIL APPEALS COURT.
Tex. Jan, -. tSpccial) i'm
II OF civil appeals for the Third
4 hay;
.Ned and remandcd San Antonio
\ ansaS Pass Railway company
PUSH, aud same appellant vs.. =.
n both from BcNar
lelser vs. c., II. and $. A. Rail-
llany. from BcXnr
q va. VS.. Lopez, ct al, from
d-H w, Bcckwith vs. Louise
pm Kendall
sed on ugrecmcnt-C. w Bar
waldo.
ticd-G., II. and $. A. Railway
"a vs. WIN. Wcsch. from Gunda-
10 file transcript granted chi
" Wy seward ct ul.. from BeXar:
* Son VS.. y, Kellogg.
10 rolnstate case overruled-
W. loung et al, from Bell
CHARTERED.
~ Improvement company: copital
$500 directors. W. ID. John
Johnson, j. Il. Bowen, &. l.
.rr = y. Aycock, p. IL. Good.
VI I J Kofnor.
y Wya Fellows Building associa,
N ioaHum; capital stock. $40 600
Dan 4. Price. u. W. Mat.
"oes ID: Montgomery. Ed b
I, > Nongkm, J. A. Yongkir
f." ..t'i,l'llelN company If Galveston
oek $4,000; directors. I'll n
n nSW u, A. Wnnderlich. q. r.
ndgar Johnston Of Galveston
n Makemm az Rexar comfy
Tt5Sllsh Evangelical LutLcrnr
n hultQ; afsets, S1lS0. trustees
sASon' j. A. Johanson and Cor
9 S,ah to do business In Toxa,
mi, hyans-Snider Buel CON,
,,ss,l9ls- huyine aud selling iva
A@'ol stock, 5000. OOo. ''s 1--WE
'AH gpNn..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-19

was the paganism NJ syrian n,oaca al
worship, with rs rolnpinons or hlooIv
pafnres, its delaucii,ry IN honor ~
,nnssae,c lls human saf1ihccs In honor of
oipio'h. Let the prophets H. vanuuish-
~, ana there was an end TO belief N ono
1 ~, IN end TO the ideal morality which
,nereaiter the rest Of the world would
INV veen incapable Of discovering by
Us own Efforts. Never was cause more
worthy Of divine aid: never was there
more Instincation for the Intervention Of
mat iruNidence, which. IN the darkest
NEcs' does mol cease to giillc humanity
snn!,eN 70 us supreme ends and, certainly
uls higher Intervention Ia the history
u me Prophets is inconiestnhle.
.s TOT what In fact an the prophets
you refuse TO acknowledge that thcy
We're divine messengers? Men without
mission. most OF them In no way CON
ncried with the priesthood, and who Wi
take d upon themselves to lecture their
people, the kings, and even the priests;
u1tortuhate censors. who thrust them
seiNes forward Constantly 20 address re.
prna.ncs 70 people with whoEs they have
not the. slightest rich, 10 interfsrp: Al,
Nlners OF evil augnry who never announce
aught ont ohnsusement or " they speak
sometimes of an era OF happiness alwnys
P1su,one that era TO q fardlstant future
Would you liken them to the mhhdis
who often sprung up in Islam, proclalm.
ny ulAt thsy are, and sometimes bciev-
ihg themselves TO be, cnyOys Of AllnhY
These mahdis. howevcr. are fanatics
aud warrior chiefs who pnt themselves
az tho head OF popular movements. while
me prophets Of Israel, Indifferent 10
nohurr. 70 money, 10 power, while eu.
crossed above all With spiritual good.
anI, m fulfilling their mission In The
naius' OF NY sorts OF dangers, took refuge
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-19
MrrAL Fon snor
Thirty Pounds or Arsenic Mus, ne
Used to Each Ton OF Load.

T1,o ,,.,., a.. .,, -. -
"'t"i wv makias Ni"t "as 70 70
very carefully prepared. 1fn Is cNmuoniy
found ny an ai,nV ~ ie,d hut II mar, I.
-, ttt,,, =, -, y. ~. A.. ~. =
- NfAe AZ 0nc pound " tiu IN ok ioiis
OF lead TIM material will no, pr,sluce sings.
Pure lead win not mai. shot. n nnr.t
,,a,... ...,A a. : f-''
nave wsih Z, proportion u arsenic Inc
sitter has somewhat the same cffc,t upon
lead a. land or hntfer hn. on uaqfr,, 4,
,,,.t,.. !, $3.50, ~ 80 =
IN. - Z. , Hsltiie' ~ dereyleaot lne Npcf7s
MIN "Ns h,lnktoh S,Ar says taai 70 begin
NJ ve nsia pw mo
~ WI tnrN POUNDS OF arse
A. " SiVn ton OF lead. ne mAturc
49,, ~. ~, q = therfF rcl. Mhlcn FkNlilts
aiies ,-'N uesrcts OF tahFrAeih Inc
I1a ~ mus Nel1sfcd y made INTO PIGS %
40, l5'',.l- tav. ,he - ihtwe PISS Il
-, 'u' VIZ. nrr VIII leh paMti~ ~ nlre
49, e.le, s.d lus Is ohianei lsie uAeflN
.sHilapI ~ llhf shN, Nnt inne akN a seu.
s ,..li, va, mnle ~ G,e ANNspaprrs Ivy
NJ WY Nsseriei t,ai sane Alyl
Wen -Not NlAt MtEf ihIut1 WIN lrHnulV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-19
THE HEBREW PROPHETS.
They Were Great Psychic Reformcrs
With Divine Mission.


Felix Klein in the Correspondent, Paris,
Much mental confusion exists among
readers and even earnest students of the
Scriptures by reason Of misleading and
Imperfect idea Of the prophets Of the He
brews. The sole or princpal business Of
these prophets, il Is generally thought,
was 10 foretell future events. Such a
notion heltiles the prophets. since 1t
places them only little above vulgar
fortune-tellen., and those who predict
what is TO take place hereafter. A lucid
correction Of such misconception. as
well as forcihle exposition of the In.
portance Of the correction. are put forth
by his cnincnce, Cardinal Melgnan, arch
bishop Of Tours, in recent publication
Les PROPHECIES d Israel" aud | give
here summary Of his views.
The name Of prophet. which was intro
duced Into the Bible By its Greek trans
lators, does not signify only one who pr,-
dlcts, but also and, perhaps. principally
one who speaks IN the place " another
The business Of Il prophet, while 1t ineiud-
ca an announcement Of future events.
was 10 manifest the Divine wishes. u.hnf.
ever they might be, even when they did
not relate 20 the events Of the present
~ ,.tme iilust TAX care moi TO forget
,..,,,,.S,ii,. III ssSul5ins HI history OF Israel,
after M it, J,,l w tlule o. samuel until
strong risk Of not understanding that his
diyi,o-s ~ 'iNv We prophets mercy Tor
tbinl sbor. s SupeIlor oluef, and II we
who b3vc tran oe ~ 33'V ~. Oh that haulS
fheir Nort ~, ,,ri,;, 10 US portion vi
Aim,siSe "T loia 90 t.,
Ezekiel, Of Daniel and The t,y,lve tntnn.
sboriness IN ,hai,. VII ~ av S{i o, lnnn
he written ~, ma roIl = Ms'roh euu.u W.
mnst niaca y ~. ,,,., y, ~, We
Win wrnia uoh3 M " ,,.l ", p'n' 'l.
words nre nSr,ni,, Viii, "n aJ,,; wv alu
Inc bistoric hoolg - M n,iIu 1,!ut ~
pronha.s inony ara M ~ a'.,,v ~ tn,sG
liz name mi NOR, seyo'oi ~ NE, 'I HI.
Samuel Eiias Elisbn an5 , sn,,,s "a, H.,
rrpes below tbcm Nalh,n Ibish ro H.
Who nre nuibbep,a snnns 1ha grt ,rnu,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-19
WASTE or NATURAL GAS.
Twenty Million Dollars Lost In Indi-
ana Alone Through Hundreds OF
Flamboaus.



Tue need u economy 10 natural gns Is
causing the produurs ~ t'sriipiii7i whore
The yield s. marketable TO take aciige steps
20 Prevent me wnalc In Errend % ihe
towns in Western New York ana Pennsyl-
Yania aud IN Onto. w1ers fie gas has been
90 general use Tor fuei IN hop"g ai9 fac
tories for several years ihc long cold sD.il
of LAST Water cinsel iliucl distfrsH W
.rhauaflnE dc supply. and Nrcry eIpif VIA
be- put forth before next winter g iniTclse
tho Yield Ia the Older i'fufsylfaniA aud
Ohio fsids tle waste has airuiy been ~.
dneed To a minimum. pli Y Imiiann q u
ssfiiBaied thhf or present fully Z1OU.oOO
cubic fest IRE wasie1 aaay flrough hun-
dreis u n1Wbsaus. watch laye been ~
ierrupiion ever 5ince fhc beanllng Of de-
ves1ninents % the Eaa erea tnd thigngh
hundrcdz Of unifohtnhle weis fryiii which
ssfissl fof neAdt me var fhge was q
daily waste IN lniiana u more ilan lpl,-
O1OyO cubic fec. wunh 5000,
eo,a, 7, ~ II fie beft "a, 10 siosas
ana furnarisl, y = iafimated iilai fhe cash
value of The aatunt -. wasted IN that
s's;s TX s,9s , az see NV s , st,.nsi ~ , ,i9,
made. especially ~ Ttifa Wltrr ng'iuai ra-
MS hern fria-i.io supply b eniHsAl means
fusi il.at Will hs etsl'9,,,e '.. . ooaici,-
company q about 20 h0'h u lrigk ana
steel . maciEur faif uti at sapjMO 10
.ii...lufarttf-a "a fuel fun ri-i. me
ffhll,ffars II fhis eqIierfripe ciaim hey
nate q eas equal N i-a'inE ppScr 20
nrirni eas from 81 ez9uIfey, md o.
fnrl a fiat sfisi dcigrrei ~ fle furnaces
al do inannfac'nrlts ana h private tUuses.
cIai clnf.1t sunffssfuay osu1lr,e NttA O..
qhe pFifssa n n1uuf3 dfiuiug fue rns tom
,iaffenih n no enh taken ffn1a ur ant
rafsr 81 sAe afrion of eleiflety AuSileF
Iteruni 10 sunpfy flif ft1cf n natrrAi gus
f0r blraIuF perfa,eum. she utHlq - h.
INK so1vctls-I i.sd "a iiy ~ m3i1ilue
rlIifa4i ~ ill+ slrqr hnd I'D irrpurl .
= .lf- lai. as'.ii ,Ai lili ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-19
A CuRE roR pYsENrERY.

/ was very severely taken with dysen.
tory; ! took q dose Of Chamberlain
Cole, Cholorn and Diarrhoeh Remedy
after each operation Of the bowels. more
than natural. for about thirty-slx hours.
and checked the complaint. IL took alont
al Of a small bottle 20 cure me. while two
or three doses might cure an ordinary
case. | found il would give me immd-
didte relief from all pain IN the bowels.
=. VI. Blaclwood, Friendship. Grant Par,
IL. For sale by n T.. Grammer and !.
Il. Nicks q Co., Druggists,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-19
eArn. sunr ~ srnrnY.

No external remedy ever yet devised has
~ fully and unqnesti1naby hni ihese
three prime conditions as successfully MS
because they contain no deleicrlous drugs
aud are manufactured upon scientific prin.
ciplrs Of medlelne. They are sure because
nothing goes Into them except ngredlpnfs
which are exactly adapted 10 the purposes
for which o plaster IA required. They are
speedy 10 their action because their mril.
clnal qualities 80 r,sht To their work II re-
iicvlng pain and restoring the natural and
healthy performance ~ the functions of
muscles. nerves aud skin. Do moi DO dc.
eelyel by misrepresentation. Ask for An,
cooke, and let no solicitation or explanation
induce you 70 accept a substitute.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-19
CHEAP RATES no BIRMINGHAM

On account Of the eX-Conferedate ma
tional reunion at birmingham, Ala, Oct.
. and 3, the Cotton Belt route" win soil
tickets Sept. 20 and 30 from all stations
at the lowest onc-wny fare for the round
until Oct H. Elegant reclining chair
cars from Fort Worth. Waco and other
points
See that your tickets read win the Got
ton Belt" ms all lines will sell them via
that route, Write your friends coming 10
Texas 10 take the Cotton Belt Route"
the only through car line between Texas
and the Southeast
a. A. Gibson, n. =. A.,
- Fort Worth, Tex.
S. C. WARMER g. p. A., Tyler, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-19
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.


No'tlnr published irvs .sesrs -snua.
tons Wanted"
90 sccoant Of me increas,nr eemnra. mn
On the space Of The canctte. both hy ad.
vertiscr. and to meet the reauircmcnta Of
the papeE's news service. b, is CON.
PEELED TO e,Seontinue the publication daily
Of ffee advertisements for persons desiring
help and Of noticce Of arIices lost OF found.
lrinr fr~-ser. ioa'i The unemployed.
The Gazette viii rfint three lines three
tines free for rerron, seekins einpoymrnt
toF advertisements OF this character the 81.
eess over three lines and Insertions mere thna
thrce Will be ehnrrcd a, IN, rate Of one
cent . word each insertion.
ONE CENT A worm Ans
An Advertisements under the fcnow,rx
ratsineations viii b. CHARGED Al the rate
O one cent VIVID each insertion, and must
= paid sos g aavance ANA rule u invar-
latie and NO exception wili Ds naas 10 auy
ease.
rERsoNAL
LOST.
rcuNn.
STRAINED.
SfofHN.
srgAYED or srntvS.
BUSINESS cHANCrs
WANTED pwEII.iN0S
WANTED -ROuMS
wANrRD- BOARD.
wANrED-RielAI. ESTATE.
wANrkD-rO ENCliAN0n
WANTED -MiSVkiI.AAkVuS
ron RENr.
ron BALE
ni.iL WANTED.
MANrED--BOAilDlsR
Professional nnAucid ana other cnras
special notices, etc. In this clpsclned de-
pastment. si2o u line PER mo9th Discount
Tor time ada aud for cash.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-19

There's reason for pecvishness and NJ.
temper where lady Is all run down In
body and nerves from uterine weakness
Is, Irregularities and suppression GRE
Ole FEMALE TONIC, by iis wonder
fnl rsparaiiye, Alternative and specific in
flucnct. cures all Uterine complaints.
Such at least Is the testimony Of the la
dies who have used H.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-19
sMoKlNG Gol.s RY FAvon

The high favor in which Old DomlD-
Ian Cigarettes are held proves this, The
b,,yi for the money. Photograph IN each
package
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-19

why does Suagsby keen his hair cut
so shortE Because hes getting bald
and he won't have It long "--Phila1el-
phia Record.