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St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-22
Notice to Water Consumers
Tie attention OF 1Untcr col

Tie attention Of 6Oate1~ con-
sinners is called to tie fol-
L07VlMg rule 90lM reference 10
the use 0fhOSe:
s. The use of hose Cor any purpose, except
at Stables and ut those places only for wash
ing vehicles and at blacksmith shops for set.
ting tires only. is prohibited between the
hours of u. m. and p III. from May 1st to
oct lst ana between the hours of a. m.and
D. m. from oct. 1st to May list; ana no hose
to be used except when held III the hand.
Parties using hose without first obtaining
permission of the Wafer Board and paying
therefor, will be charged double rate.
Hose on reels, frames, sticks, crOtches of trees
left running on the ground or otherwise tEau
hel d in the hand Will be charged for a port
able fountains. For violation of this rule
penalty of TWO ~ dollars Will be eXaeted-
Hose will be allowed to be used as portable
fountains between the hours of p. N. and 0
p. m. by first obtaining permission OF the
Water Board and paying therefor. No per-
nit will be granted for portable or lawn
fountains, for less than ten (l0l dollars per
season in addition TO hose rates
Hose may be used on reels, frames, ETC. or
held in the hand during the day on payment
of full fountain rates in addition TO hose
rates-n0t less than so for season.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-22
s> BLACKLTsTiNG MEN.
A Serious Charge Brought Against
the Northwestern

the Northwestern.
CHICAGO, May 21.-A committee ap-
pointed by the telegraphers of the
Chicago & Northwestern road will wait
upon General Manager Whitman. of
that institution, tomorrow. The teleg-
raphers claim that the company is op-
posed to the Order of Railway Teleg-
raphers, and that it has been quietly
blackliSting men because they belong 10
it. Chief Ramsey, of the telegraphers,
said today that he believed the matter
would be peaceably settled. The of
ficialS OF the road deny absolutely that
there is any ground for the complaints
of the men. and say they do not care
whether the men are members OF the
order or not. The uneasiness on the
part of the men has existed for some
time, though the officers of the road say
that it comes from their imaglnations
alone. No threats of strike have been
made as yet, and the men are anXiouSly
awaiting the result of tomorrow'S con-
erence.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-22
President Board Of State Capitol COmmi
SiOperS.

0NorE-The Board will require not less than
one Hundred and Sixty Thousand 100000
square feet of ground, in all, for the site, but
proposals are not restricted to this quantity
in each offer, and may be for any portion
of the area named.
The Board would also prefer to receive
propositions contemplating payment for the
lands in four a. equal payments, cOmmenc
ing in 1885, in conformity 10 the appropria
lions made by the Act above referred to
under which Act the said Board is consti-
tuted. and the purchase of said lands or
grounds is authorized
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-22
For sale.

Carriage in splendid condition and
nearly new; cost $500; will be- sold very
cheap. Also double set of harness.
Call at 145 College avenue.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-22
pronosnIs for a Now CnpitoI Site:

DURSUANT To THE PROVISIONS OF
Il Section Ten NO) of Chapter Two (2) OF
the General Laws of 1873, Sealed Proposals TO
ael or grant to the State Of Minnesota, lands
or grounds within Il distance Of three -fOurthS
of u mile from the block of land now consti-
tuting the site OF the present State Capitol
sufficient in area for the site OF the new Capt.
toll will be received, up to Wednesday, June
2sth 1893 at 10 o clock Il. IN, and Will be pub
licly opened and examined on said date at
the hour above named in the Governors
Office at the State Capitol.
Said proposals should be addressed to the
Board Of State Capitol Commissioners, ST.
Paul. Mimi" ana indorsed, proposals Tor
u new Capitol site
Every proposal must be accompanied by
plat of the lands or grounds proposed as such
site, the price ut which the same will be con-
veved to the State of Minnesota. and the
terms and conditions upon which such con-
yeyauce viii be made, together with bond
in the sum of $4,000, executed anG signed by
the party or parties making such proposal,
and Mt least three financially responsible per-
sons, as sureties, conditioned for the faithful
performance Of such proposal, i'll all its de-
tails
No proposals will be received after the date
and hour above named.
All persons making proposals, or other
wise interested, are invited 70 be present
The Board reserves the right to reject any
or all proposals made
St. Paul Minnesota, May 18th. 1893.
KNU TE NELSON,
President Board Of State Capitol Commis-
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-22

HOODS Pills are the best after-dinner
pills, assist digestion, cure headache. Try
box.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-22

1t il near AT hand. BE in style
and carry Il coin. These souvenirs
can be had NJ the Globe Office,
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-22
Hoods SarsapaYiIia

three times day. and we shall always keep
it, TIMOTHY POWELL, Burke. Franklin Co.,
NY.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-22
The Grip

and in two weeks was reduced to a mere
skeleton. The family physician did
all he could. and pronounced her incur
able. When she completed taking the med
icine he left for her, she decided to try
Hoods Sarsaparila. Its good effect was
quickly noticeable. She is new taking the
fifth bottle, and all traces of the tumor have
disappeared. She is
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-22
When Others Fail
= ! HOODS
rsaparilla
CUR s

''Three years ago my wife suffered with
Inflammation and soreness Of the bowels,
which physician said was caused by tu-
NOR, and that if his remedies did not help
her she would be unable to get relief. They
failed TO bring about satisfactory results The
tumor became larger. and finally she could
only lay OIL one side at night. In February
che had an artael< Of
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-22
Free From Pains

and there is no soreness or swelling. She is
now able to attend TO her household duties,
something she could not do for three years
past She can walk long distances with
ease, and has not been in so good health for
She nj
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-22
These VIII Close

Following is a list of the business
ho1ses which have agreed to close
Wednesday. referred TO i'll the beginning
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09
PENCIL PICKINGS
IN THE CITY

Mrs. Wright living about Eve miles
southclH of the city. fpll down the gten4
at her home and dislocated her hin
il0stler Fowler ~ Mrs. Evans WINS
kicked by one Of the horses yestnr,iav
md severely cut and bruised on Tie
lctt thigh.
Pearl Thomas whose arrest WAS 20.
ported In The Gazette yesterday. had an
examination before Justice Kennedy on
the charge Of theft and was acquitted.
Wantcd-At once. three good youpg
men who have homcs I'm Fort VFor1L
ana can furnish nQucstioned reference
90 solicit q a strictly Grs- class business
Address $. b., caro- Gazette
Mr. James T., Cotton. the manager ~
'f-ost in New YORK, company. which
comes 60 The opern house next Tuas'iav
ana wednesday evenings and WrdDes.
Jay matinee was I'D the citv vosfar.
q9y The guest of Manager GrasnU.u
Mt Cotton promises o magnificent no
ducuon OF Growers famous scepic sn.r.
tacle The scenery IN AN brand now An
lH'htcl hy Arthur NOcgtlcu Of uip AfsJ,'
son square thoater. New York "1g
NoNon mud Iormey OF me GRIND o,''r,
house, 81 Louis. Tho river mi rp,I -, l,..
WIN ne 5000 gallons Of water. re,i
yheht row boats ferries ana practicni
sieampont are features of the proinc'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09
TEXAS STRINGS.

Peter Young IS being tried at Marshall
on a'charge of rape,
An immigration association has been
orcauizcd at Haskell.
kond making s. ~ the rage ia the
Panhandle nt present
The barn Of George Cause near Dent
son. burned. loss 5000.
Or ]. III. Ferries has been chosen as
quarantine officer for Clay county
An alertion Tor n special school tax
win shortly bc held at fmunersviile.
Hale county "a matipe an effort TO
secure ifs share Of Immigration this year
Enumeration movements are The priu.
cipal items in al The Panhandle counties.
The Clarendon Journal aays Doulpy
movement
Two Cbinamcn were arrested az El
Paso while trying 20 cross the river
from Mo1lcO
The directors ~ the Cooke County
Fair association win hold an important
meeting today
Quito number Of counties 90 the
Panhandle subscribed 500 each 90 the
Worlls fair fund.
Silyorion is 90 have paper soon. J.
=. Davidson, cX-postnastcr nc Plain
view. viii Doc the editor
II. ~ The bird was sent 20 The
Ioolgical garden NJ Philadelphia A
black eagle l5 scarce bird.
A mammoth black eagle. says The
Dcmsou Herald. was recently winged
and captured Boo the Wichita mounuius
Mass meetings are being held by tho
citizen Of linll county for thc purpose
of discussing matters pertaining tO lm-
migration aud diversity of rops.
Tho Journal -nys about thc health Of
Clnrendon Not IN cusc ~ sickness is
reported in Clarendon For hralth flar
cndOn has uo supcriom and iow equniH.
The Feminuuull meeting of toe Ron
ham preshytery Of thc Cumberland Pres
bythrinu church w.ll be- held in sherman
beginning on April g. The committee ON
entertainment rs now nt work.
The Crosby County News says All
range stock in Crosby county are doing
well and losscs win bo light This year.
Gruw pa beginning to show itself nud
before long the cattle win begin to thrive.
Amarillo Northwestern The business
outlook boz Amarillo for The coming year
Is certainly promising now. n tile CON
ditions continue tO "a fuhllment of the
present promises. this vii he a year when
great advancement will BE- made Ia OH
lines
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09
rnr mAsnN1c TEMPLE.

The Masonic fraternity Of Fort Worth
and Of Texas are 10 be- congratulated on
the laying Of the corner stone in this city
yesterday Tor temple that viii ypiiy
the solidity and dignity Of that ancient
order.
II r. noteworthy that the youngest Of
Texas cities should be one Of the strong.
holds Of Tcms Masonry. IL mys
tic rites chcorci and encouraged the
carly pioneers Of this city, and Sos growth
IN membership and influence has parol.
lclcd the wonderful growth of Fort
Worth.
In time 10 come Il Is confidently hoped
that the splendid domicilc formally bc.
gun on yesterday viii be TO the Masous
throughout the state what the temple at
Jerusalem was 90 the pious jew Of
oldcn time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09
THE FENCIBLES.
(Wnahiugton starr

since its organization the company has
had continual round OF victories. win
ming many cnsh prizes for drilling. and
for the past two ycur. Inns nt zach stutc
camp won FIRST place for drilling and gene
crd proficiency.
Scrgpunts Roscuhold aud tluhcrty also
carried Oh The medals for the hest drilled
soldier 40 camps Of 1890 aud 1851 One
of itH ilng4 was presented hy the ladies'
Of Fort Worth aud the boys always
carry this on their trips, for Il is one of
the handsOmest hngs iu The country
aud ON is staff is carried the ribb0ns
that recount the victOrics The Sisters oi
the lncurnute Word also presented the
company an elegant SIX flag of which
the command IL Justly proud The
Texas military has made record known
the world over. aud to be- the crack
company of its volunteer guard is %
sufficient guarantee of a. standing, ana
such "a ths command Tho roster con-
taius the namca OF ioriy-lve young mon.
the flower of Fort Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09

III acres. being the Leigh Oldham and
the George W Main surveys. about 6 -
miles south Of Fort Worth. Price, $1,000
per acre.
"A acres ont Of the Hiram Little survey,
about no miles south Of Fort Worth
Price, $4,000
20 acres out Of the west one-half Of the
j. y. Ellis survey, . ~ miles south Of
the courthouse. Plated into streets and
100 lots oOXlOS feet each. Price, 3 (ln-
Quire).
8 ~ acres out Of the east half Of the
j n. Ellis survey. Plated and known
as South View Addition. Price, s. lin
qurcl
1000 acres, 1-3 miles northwest Of
Fort Worth. an fenced and partly ia
cultivation Price. $500 per acre.
Fort Worth, on the Mans6eld road and
III s. a. G. r. r. Price $3.50 per
acre
80 acres, miles west Of Fort Worth
The Trinity river runs through one corner
Of this tract PriceSllOO per acre.
Lots ., y, Z, y, ~, ~, rs. & lG In block
o. City Of Fort Worth, being the north
half Of the block. and fronting 100 feet
pn Houston, lOO feet on Main street and
200 feet on Filth streets VIII scu An
together. 301i0l feet on corners. or other.
wise, as desired For prices inquire az
our olhcp.
West one-half block % Tucker's addition
70 The city Of Fort Worth. being 20OxalB
feet Qt ground ticss Nox1l5 feet suldl.
Good Sroom house stable. orchard ana
two good wells Price SiO.OO0O0
Lots q 3 and II. 10 block 4 McADulty
" NesnitJs subdivision az block 13
Fields addition 10 Fort Worth. within
100 feet ~ Magnolia avenue. on which
runs me helt Tine Of the City Street
Railway. Price. si20OOO
Aots IA aud rs. n block a AroApultv
~ Ncsbitts subdivision of block t5
hieids addition 20 foFt Worth, 1OOxi0J
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09
40 M. CATTLE MrN.

A large party Of Eastern capitalists
Interested In various enterprises related
10 the bccf industry win be- On attendance
on the cattlemcu's convention Co meet
IN this city next week Their visit Is
not "a mere pleasure trip. They win come
lpon the invitation Of Mr. Simpson. who
y negotiating for the purchase Of the
Fort Worth puckcy and stock yards
it IL desirable, for many reasons. that
hey should mcet MS many of the Texas
nttlemen us possible and for this reason
hdependcnt Of those connected with the
susiness Of the organization, every cattle
raiser who can attend tho meeting next
week should DO ~. llo should not only
lome himself but urge his ncighbor to
Be present
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09
A TEXAS CYCLONE
Blows Over Caldwell and Does Grsa, Dsmaos
bul Kills No One Church
Demolished.

- Houston Tex, March q lSnecioi1
I rom gil over South Texas reports cayoo
ot hWYy rainfall last nlpht Whi,g
Nh, MN appreciated by farmers Al CalJ.
en1 "a, eSeione meed for about an hour
Negro Methodist church WINS "n, W.
neuiehshed and several small out hone,
4q1n CABINS were blown 10 piec,.e ~,
ti,iiei sons house was hadiv v.rsct,i
IN lhe y y. Willis farm ~ Un5snr
1 9, ocelplcd BY Allen jackson vas
sm,,steu INTO klndling wool and Jnct.
49,, Nv lNlNiiy lnlured Several persons
~ M. W nying timbers but no los,
~ wv lna % Lar hnnn rnnnrL..L
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09
Silks. DRESS GOODS
and YRIHEI

These three depart
are about as perlsa
variety and assortnt
latest novelties as aly
can wish for.
New Trimmings vil
displayed today, prls
not expensive
New Silks in late y
and colcrlngs stylish
within your reach
New Dress Goods
Challies in endless q
to suit any pocket (
Dress Goods were nsTs
cheap A look WI
vince you.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09
THE GRAND JURY on HOUSTON.
iftougton pOatl

10 is reported TINT Timo of Nh kinds o.
steadily ou the Increase in our midst:
that variety thontcrs- which are cou-
urtr.me- where boys under axe are exc
posed 90 an character 81 immortality and
indpccucy whore strangers arc rOpcd in
sad robbed are fragrant in our midst
and are OpCnly conducted under the
forms " law through city licenses. and
worse still, the city has licensed three
low dance houses with bar and saloons
attached where the worst of the col0rcd
people Congrcgnte.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09

For some weeks past The Gazette
has been preparing to Issue commem-
oraiive edition about March Is. Parties
desiring advertisements IN this edition
or extra copies thereof. can hand their
orders to Mr. 9. w. Wilson or TO MIR ).
w. Buchanan, or leave them at the
business Office
This edition Ia commended 70 all who
wish 70 send abroad paper that win
rreditably reflect the standing, growth
aud progress Of Fort Worth ~ the com
ing city Of the Southwest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09

feet south front o. Af
which rms the Ben ~
Electric Street RAILWAY
lots 1 aud 3, hoo GA
Nesbitfs snbtliyidcl q l
addition 10 Foir Wore Z, "
east front on Collese D
from the City Electro 81
Lots 3 and Z, bl0cs
Nesbitfs sub diyisioa q
a Ng1, m Mort Wofia
eat front. within o4s 5.3
Electric Oar Line fn.s
Lot &. block I az q Y.
100 feet on the uoIln--
ton ana First streets 81
~ Crawford DFyeo'a
s30.O00O0. W.,
Tor and tgmes slo, rs
III & block il, $3.50
Soetb haIf lot = &
south 'front.' goes 3 w
etoblo kn0wp "a ~
priee S2O000n $50
dition % Fori y
m III T. right q p,,
f.rtffsafa NflNNi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09
SAID ON THE STREET,

A. II Graham--l had dog stolen
fcW days ago that knew moro thnu
roQd many men do. lilo was not a year
Old but We could suuh hiiu th market or do
almost anything with him. lie took
every newspaper in Fort Worth rcgu-
luriy uud newer paid Tor ANY of tlipm.
Tie knew ul ~ the carriers On our
street and would watch for them rcwi.
lnny When ouo would COME the dog
would whine, nnd groWl and tear at tho
bundle of papers. uutl one was given
hpl, ana them De would take II hume.
The other day ho went away with che
clhldWN and q woman stole him and tied
him up 90 that he couldnt get away,
and I have NOT hevn able go hnd him yrt.
Within another year he would hnYo
known enough 90 have passed civil
service examination u hc Kept On.
Prof G. L. Carpenter, Louisville
travelling through Texas have been
struck with tho system ~ educahon.
which lfhelieye II the hest 10 the South
Qnd A good as Ia any state m the
lnion. Every liiile town has gOod
school house with 9 corps Of competent
and fairly Wei paid teachers, ar,l the
cities have colleges thar would rank
well anywhere. IL Is feature that
must strike everyone exceedingly favor
ably.
w. p Cobb, Wichita Balls Prospects
have xeycr been brighter IA tho panhan.
die and tho city 81 Wichita Fals ia
GROWING With astonishing rapidity. There
is q good demand for real estate ana
prices are as yel suihciontly lON ~ in.
tnfe handsome rciums 90 Investors The
Cherokee strip question n now pratfi.
cally settled and thprp Is not 4 great
deal uf oxciicmert concerning n h 81
MOI an era 0i speculation hHt lha Pan.
haudle sim staN very uuuii advance iu
actual development
s. r. Latham. Springfield. No Ne ~
about the season for snake stories and
l &Age good one. In ~ barn Is !
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09
JUST AS EASY
AS It Was Before the Rate Was
Put Up.
MONEY At THREE PER CENT.
Some Stocks Climbing Up Inc Golden Stairs
Although They WI Not Reach tho Skies.
Railroad Bonds Everything
Looks Better.
ArWnnn NInI.Err 4 40


New Orleans, La, March s. -(SpecialO
Atwood Violet * Co, say:
Futures Although Liverpool improved
lilo ON spots. futures clDscd two lower
thuu yesterday owing TO no official cOu-
hrnaiion of thr strike settlement We
close lower than last night We could
say more thau we have ou the subject
lrt the matter rest SO far as our views
are concerned, having said about us
much nR amy one could BUy in showing
how unwisc and injurious 90 say the
least Go an material iutpresbin thp
South viii ON increased ncrange bring
about We feel that We have brought
very general attention 90 the subject aud
u la beginning the agitation of it we
hive been the means of accomplishing
w tho slightest some good in this direD-
tlnu. our ubors iu behalf of what ,Vc
think ia the only agricultural solution for
the South win huvo brought MS much
qualification. Ave shan Of course
from time to tiIno reference 10
this subject, whenever we have anything
OF Importance hearing upna a.
Port receipts 1000 bales; against 10
GOO bales last ypur. Estimate for to-
morrow here 0lOO balCs aEninst 2GOO
bales last year. 1870 bales az an ports
last year and 1900 halos IN 1885,. The
general disposition here Is hard o. de-
hnc, that is 90 say. whether tho bulls
or bears ARE most numerous. hut as we
shnll lose THIS week us compared with
Inst year 5000 bales. coming into sight
aud as the loss weekly win he PERTAINS
in the same proportion from this time
90 thc end of tho season, it offers n,le
iuduccmout 90 amy Go SCH. yet at tho
sume time Liverpool aud tho continent
are not buying sufficient i0 oncorare
huying anyhow until the strike h set-
tlcd officially, contradictory rcporte COM
corning which continue Co keep this mar
Ret m fcyurish condition.
Spots closed steady; sales. GOO bales;
quotations, unchanged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09
TEXAS TURNED LOOSE.

Thcro arc fifty now houses under con-
siuouon 600 ioukum.
Work on the new DAD Follows hall at
Bolton win commence this wecE
a number of new dwelling horscg are
under construction az Gaiuesyile
1'ylcr Democrat Reporter With tho
railroad shops question property settled,
Iylcr win bo ready 90 goo ON "conquorug
and Go conquer But if thut question
fails uf proper settlement. why the-well
look ont for the breaking OF the tull
Umhpr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09
ADVICE no REPUBLICAN CON.
GRESSAfEN.

They viii Boz 10 The minority In both
branches of congrpss for the next two
years and will therefore, be iu no ecnae
responsible for the course of that body.
Their duty however rs Imperative and
plain They must hold thcir old position
on the sound money side No The nrht
between Cleveland and the majority o.
his party on the financial issue thoy
must stand hy Cleveland In the split n
thc Democracy they viii hold che bal-
amen of uottpr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09
RAYCRl1
- ANDcl

: We told yoo
SATURDAY 4 f.
put I,l our promsm Il
We said our nest
would be Handle,
cheaper than vos
bought them beion \
see $ how we keep ston
Saturday only We IN /
100 dozen Ladies 4.
stitched, EmbroidsrsspI 4.
kerchiefs white and
worth 25c s for 81
so dozen Mems Rl
Border Hemstitchsa N
kerchiefs, sold e,sr,,.
at 25c, 8 for 81
1875 doz Childrens a,
Border HandksrcAhs
bargain at 81 per dou
Saturdays sale lgia
The above barpais
followed by Others an
as cheap Ladies fns M
Embroidered Hemstls
Handkerchief at %,
274c, zoe $50, SEQ h
4oc. Sale saturday
IN. to o p IN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09

Mr.. Clevdnnd intmntcd 20 SQUAD of
mugwumps who called Soon after hls for.
nal election 10 name some OF the most iu-
portant appointments that hc was disrustcd
with their morbid ambition 90 run che
government without anybody's assistance.
but they do not scam 10 have taken tho
bint. The only why Tor a man who has Of
hoos TO Give out 90 got rid OF mugwump
y 20 give him an Office or kick him down
Hfafra
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09

By DR.. Pierce's Favoritc Prescription. II re-
stores the fcnale functions 20 healthy action.
10 removes The distractions and supprcasions
which cause trouble and misery. For u.
riodicni pains, internal Inflammation, ul-
ccrniion and kindred ailments, II IL a positive
remedy Tho system 10 inyigofatcd, the
blood enriched, digestion improved, melnn-
choiy and Nervousness dispolod It's a lcgit-
,aj =, -, 1870 tis,, n, az ~ ~ -, ,
fomalo complaints"
II 10 fails ~ give satisfaction, In any case,
The money paid Tor IL d returned
little book, on " Woman and Her Dis
cnsec,r sent 10 any address, scaled from 90
seruution, on receipt Of ten cts. Cor postage.
Address, Worlds Dispounary Medical ~.
sociati0n, Gl3 Main Siroot, Buffalo, N. Y.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-09

cx.secrctary Foster admitted when he
turned the treasury department over 90
his successor thar So AFFAIRS were IA had
shape That was not the condition "a which
Mr.. Foster received Thorn from che Demo
cratic party