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Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-09-16

1t covers n good deal of ground
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry. And when you hear that it
cures so many diseases, perhaps you
think OTIS too good to he true"
But it's only reasonable. As a
blood-cleanser hesh-bullder, and
strength-restorer, nothing like the
discovery" is known to medical
science. The diseases that il cures
come from torpid liver, or impure
blood. For everything Of this nature,
it is the only guaranteed remedy. In
Dyspepsia, Biliousness; all Broncal,
Throat and Lung affections; every
form of Scrofula, even Consumption
(or Lung-scrofula) in earlier stages,
and the most stubborn Skin and Scaly
Diseases-if it every fails to benefit or
cure, you have your money back.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-09-16
Are You Nervous,

Are you all tired out, do you have
that tired feeling or sick headacheH
You can be relieved of all these symp-
toms by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla,
which gives norve and bodily strength.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-09-16

Good dry wood, all lengths, both
oak and pine, for sale by A. w, Ste
yens, at Rose Hill brickyard.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-09-16
~ BLACK.OBAuGHr tea cures Constitution
The Last Chance.

Zines qinJ hard when you can
BOy g day clocks for $3.50 and / day
ylockkS at $2. Strikes hours and nalf
H9qFS SAM S. FALK,
JeWeler.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-09-16
STATE OF ARKANSAS,
COUNTY or MILLER,
CRY OF TEXARKANA.

/, G. w. Treher, Recorder Of the
City of Texarkana, Arkansas, do here
by certify that the above and forego-
ing ordinance, entitled, "Au ordinance
requiring the st. Louis, Iron Noun
tain a. Southern Railway Company to
make the crossing Of College street by
its railroad in the City Of Texarkana,
Arkansas, safe for passage and travel,
and to prevent injury to persons and
property passing over said crossing,
and providing penalty for failure to
do So" was passed by the Council Of
the aforesaid city on the 10Th day Of
September, 1898, the same being a
regular session thereof
In testimony whereof | hereunto
set my hand and allix the seal of said
city this 18th day Of September 1898,
rLs. G. w. TREuER,
Recorder
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-09-16
IIoods PlIIs aro easy In actlon.

oay WINE OF caRDUl, Tome 10, women
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-09-16
CRITGCrsGNG A Young rAny

NilVlSINd A YOUNG LADY.
f., one would be u pretty girl but
'Os I,S., one thing"
r0s what's tbet| asked Charley.
o,,n ,Uneorge-"llcr face is always COW
'1S gu with purple and red blotchcs."
l'OnnarIey-"Oh, lbats easily enough
vopoSed vop Of Used TO be lhe same
t,"s,I p% myself but caught on TO the
IN n0uo'e No one day. and got rid OF il
SEeorge--"What was ilYo
rooIi o0oIIiarIey-"Simply blood eruptions.
tOU OUA = snort course ofP.P.P. / tell
TIo iVu lcs the boss blood corrector.
~, governor had rheumatism So bad
sSS%ro yoq could hear him holler clear
Ss Hs'0s the country every time
luo,r h moved. He tried it and Won
how v" What an athletic old cent he is
DsI., fSM' II somebody would rive Miss
tbsry tbsy a pointer, she would tbsnlS
,,Il 'i i,s Ss''crwards, An the drug storos
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-09-16
Dyspepsia and INDIGESTION

a. 'helr worst forms are cured by the
usG OF j. F. p. If you are dcbiIiated
~ suu run down, or If you need tonic
W W regain flesh and lost appetite,
strength and yigor take p. P. =, and
~ sVu VIII be strong and healthy, For
bhua',ered ho1 constitutions and lost man
Gooa' po' T. P 7, [Priclily Ash, Poke
,II %VOI ana Potassium is the king OF
".a "., medicines, p. p. p, is the great
s'' 70. V.ood purifier in the world. For
sale by all druggists.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-22

For, Worth. Tex. July -. 1893
Dort.-. n b. BE and John Morgan
t,svin. IL, ~ state 10 establish Offices
s,iss,rIat.. the Dr.. u. VI. Bye C0mblna-
tion on Cure d Fort Worth. and ior tle
state Of Texas being the oniy once IN
the state, viii, from ihis date, be gieI-
]. h. Royl. John :. Berry and Mr..
Or, Il r BOYD. The president Of the
new eoIr,,,Dv. 4 M Old and respected
citizen, having resided 10 the city and
county thirty-fcur years. having held me
Offices Of county treasurer aud thA cor
iectUr a number Of ierins' whose name -
syuOnymuiis with honesty and integrity:
Or. John : Berry, the medical
director, was raised aud educated IN this
cuuntr. aud Z a physician Of twelve
year, practice and experience. be-
in graduate OF the Univer-
sity Of Louisville. Ky. aud whose
skill, knowledge and honesty j. aeknoWl-
Mr. T. Mont Rely, secretary and bu-
sint-ss manager. l. young man Of twelve
years citizenship. ard has been connected
with several business interests Of the
city, and 10 srCh young men Of energy
and aeuuien does Fort Worth owe her
commercial prestige; he is well and favor
ably known 10 oil prominent business
men ia inc CITY anu HiAifs
The new management is in possession
Of the copyright and all formulas per
timing 10 the D. " Bye Combination
on Cure and will continue to treat and
cure all manner Of malignant skin diseases
sucn a. cancer tninur, ulcer, ca;arrh,
piles. fstula and al womb diseases.
Everyone calling can rely upon being
told the plain truth In simple words. and
II they can be cured or benefited they viii
be told 50. and will be- charged a reason
able fee for their treatment.
The medical profession in this and
other cities are cordially invited 10 visit
the office OF the Combination Oil Cure
and to examine their mode Of treatment.
Tie new management, in taking charge,
DO not assume or agree 20 pay any pre-
yiuus contracts, debts or bills contracted
or made by Drs B. T. Bye and Jno. Nor
gan.
Correspondents are particularly advised
to address an COMMUNICATIONS Ia Il.
Mont Rely, manager, aud all drafts,
checks and pOstoiiiee money orders
should b. made PAYABLE TO him.
DR. u. NJ Bye Combination Oh Cure,
Lloyd Building. Second and Houston
streets, Fort WORTH Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-22
ECONOMIC PHASES OF THE
TEXAS SITUATION.

Some surprise l. Expressed at the
money ccntcts that Texas should be-
comparatively free Of tho financial DIS
tmbAnces 70 PROMINENT in puhllc attrn.
lion there and elsewhere. This e1cmp-
lion Is usually credited To the fact that
the state has been blessed with a series
Of uniformly good crops, bus there is
another iartor MOTE Important than this
In the summer Of 1891 the process 4
liquidation began IN Texas. aud 1t has
continued without ntprmnsinn to the
prrSch, tune 4 vast amount of drbt Ia,
been paid Exact figures are not obtain.
able but from careful Investigation
the estimate Is made based ga large
number Of individual cases and upon
the opinions OF conservative capitalists
that since the date mentioned the net bal
ancc IN favor Of liquidation Ia Tarrant
county Is between two and three mil
lions Of dollars, nearer the last figure
Than the first In other words, this
county has decreased rs debts within
two year, by an amount equal TO 10 per
cent Of the assessed property values of
the county. We doubt If such a result
as that war ever accomplished In nny
OF the central or northwestern localities,
which arr now suffering acutcly from
financial disease.
What has boon done IN Tarrant county
IS Typical OF the general state OF things
in Texas. A halt was called two year.
ago, a casting M Of acconnts was nude,
and every energy has since been strained
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-22

ne e4s erop vn p hot At psasan.
1T.
wart WI so,a teEin co Fahiie wharf
At furt IAFaeal
casesa has brstes ont asssas the hogs
IN Kaufsnaa c5rnu.
NJ prewnsviiie cosaoponiis' ased II
years. has suasendst-
Buriesoa csuaiy sllpTel 100 i9as q hay
70 GsfHany last week.
A n.r chris,iau chureh will Be- built at
sherman. MIA Will hegin Al onee-
TIE Nosthwest Texas Press assoeiaiion
III meet 81 Iowa PARK TUESDAY. August >
The following f1urthseiass posfnastefs
have heen appointed IN Terasi Aibany'
ne eourae, has ben let FOR NE Duiid-
iag u q new Methodist church A. Dalnsei-
It f. said that the corn agP ia cass
o0un,y Wi b. The lshiest known for sew
ersi years.
The hrst bale OF Texas cotton las been
seut 10 the w0rld's fair. Il vas raised ln
Durun county.
Tuenty-rTo carloads q cattle and one
carload % she,p were shipped fEoln Sroes-
beck iist Friday
The Tribune is the naHe Of = rev week
y. which j. 10 be Issued u Temple. w
u. Cox j. proprietor.
The Paeinc hotel at " Paso has been
enlarged and Improved. sod viii b known
hereafter rs the Commercial.
TIE sinner Caz,tte. with e W. Ward a.
editor and T. W. Carnes ~ psowisi95' .
a new candidate TOT public favor.
n g. estimated that several hundred peo-
pie win leave Denis0n 10 settle in the Their
olre strip whsi it l. oprued In September
The OIL Nil company al Ai~arado will
build hotel fcr th-ir employees. besides
erecting a dozeu Or more cottages near
their mill
The Corpus Christi Caller says; The Ropes
Pass enterprise Is bow assuming business
Ike shape and everything points ~ an
early adjustment Of a1alrs.
The Tyler Democrat aud Reporter says:
Refrigerator ear shipments are panning out
won. Eastern Texas has made money
OUT " Its fruit crop this year
The Rarnes city Reporter Il again I'M
der the management u Mrssrs- Graves
Wilson and Scale. John I. Tobin, the
former editor and manager has retired.
The Fannln county Alliance will hold an
encampment at Lanlus, commencing on
Tuesday. July %, and lasting FOR nye days.
several prominent speakers will be present.
The real mines located SIX miles ives,
Of Bowie viii soou be- opened. Mining
CAMPS have been laid Oh and tents are
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-22
THE CITY CHARTER.
SENATOR swAYNE TALKS ABOUT
HIS WORK.



Yesterday the amended city charter
was stiu matter OF considerable d'scns'
sion and various comments iaVoraol'
ana uniayoNble, were maue upon IT,
\ Gazette reporter met senator Swayne
ana asked him about the ma''er' lL'
senator sad;
There seems 70 be an IMPRESSION ina.
the legislature has raised the salary Of
the city attorney This Is not true; the
tst.t,, - ,.,,,,,t.I l,, ,,,,,.n
""''
from covering thr H'i"4S lIoul what "
has been for several years, Under the
fee system 1 made when city nttorn ~,
80 It,, 800,
~. .e'"' "'siues H'i'
5000 per ahnnm. ! know something
OF the duties Of the office. and know
l,,t ef-n, h go, o,nt,.b nh. citv will
-
lose uo'hlhs IN Tue lohs '"N -! pa!l'E
her c.ty attorney living salary. There
are several suits against she city. in
'' a., ~.
"Alch the attorneys On tnc o'ier sl'H
will receive more than Sl1OO In each
case Mr. powelrs work for the city
49,. ...,,,,.,,.y,.i,. ,o,,trsct and
n'o"e "h tne N"'V'N"' -
bonds would have cuSt the ety ms salary
NJ. \
....,,,,..,.... 49,, ,.,il ,,,, n,nr.. rb,n tb,t
''N''''''''' nav Paw
Us attorneys ices
"Bpsides all This knew the council
was M ,vts with Mr.. Powell. the then
V''' Ill ,.,, ~,
cry attorney, BECAUSE ne WOMB hot ~
tend tile city court, and believe thai
1,i. was an. reasnn the salary was AT.
leInP5ri TO Dc loWe'vH' ~ "Ii ~,
aolglule alone loI 'nN ul'.9'e' p.tlH
uAeI as II was WIN lrisr. Ky 10 tnls
e!Rusr did nor 90 so ~ tne lu9lhh'g
OF Mr.; Templeion OF my one else l
never krnt 4 z secret uut on 'ne olneT
h;'nu ,neilici az ihr 9'uS, thrh | 81" aud
asso ,Nd Alr, IoMi'I6 s WI , WIKI Ky H
snt'',S' ~ so2n "s nd fnii III, h v
council had done, ahu to'h hlll he eolh
~ siis 'n'',it Ky ", AZ nv ~, ''iIs ,, VIZ
" ,Ne.n atlelhl'.eu " ~, 80. sta' w
w l',otney Wouip r nD, n.,gi'u .ne Iity
,,.,,,,, ''sueu. ,i,at No rhsri,.r ,n.,J Il
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-22

The incoming train on the Fort Worth
aud Denver was loaded last evening with
the soldier boys, comprising the militia
companies from the Panhandle. These
wer.: the Wichita rifles, Henrietta Her
aid cavalry company Of Henrietta, the
Amarillo Light Guards Of Amarillo, and
the Childress Rifles Of Chiliress The
hosses Of the cavalry company arrived
during tue afternoon and were trans
fercd at once to the Santa Fe, who
sent them on last night
These companies win be joined here
By the companies from the west and
north. the Abilene company arriving
last night, and with the Fort Worth Fen
ciblcs. twenty-five strong will leave on q
special train on the Santa Fe for Austin
at o'clock this evening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-22

following from State Superintendent Of
Puiase Instrnetiou ]. n. Carlisle.
Department Of Education. Austin.
Tex. July 10. 1Sa3.-Dear Sir: This Is
n notify you that At a meeting Of the
state bard Of education, held today, the
state pro rata Of available funds for the
eHsalBk scholastic year was placed At
S45O per capita. J. NJ. CARLISLE.
superintendent.
Superintendent Buck Is busily engaged
In conducting an examination Of appii-
cants for positions a teachers IN the
public schools Of the county.
Tie new law prohibits the interchange
II school money between counties. The
Law has permitted the establishment Of
school districts on the county lines which
embraced a portion Of each county
Mr. Bnck wrote Superintendent Car
Isle asking II this was TO be a permn-
ueut arrangement. Mr.. Carlisle replies
that Il is not 50 intended The law also
provides for terms Of two years for
trustees. instead Of one ~ heretofore.
In answer to Mr.. Bucks inquir.' II this
was 70 be construed 10 mean that re
ccntly elected school trustees should
serve two years instead Of one Mr.
Carlisle replies that such IS not the IN
tent. The preseat incumbent will serve
his term. at the expiration Of which the
new law becomes operative aud his sue
cessOr mus: be elected for a period Of
two years.
The law also provides for county in
stitutes. which shall be held three times
a year. and the county superintendent Is
now formulating a uniform plan which
will be given out in a few days
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-22

Arrangements are being perfected for
rou>ine meeting Of the Farmers Al
lance Of the Eighth congressional dis
tiet ct Granbury, commencing on JulS
%. 1t is expected that Alliance men
from every section along the line Of the
Fort Wodh aud Rio Grande will be in
attendance, aud it is expected that the
meeting will not only be a large one.
but one exceedingly interesting TO all
Alliance men. The Fort Worth and
Rio Grlnde nilwny has announced 4
rate OF fare and a third for ihe round
trip from all station TO Granbury aud
return. These tickets viii be on sale
July - and 70, limited returning TO
July Is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-22

a gay party from Dallas. consisting
of Misses Emma Jackson, Lillian Whit
man, Lottie Brooks, Alma Tabor, Pet
Wilson aud Messrs. Ferneaux, White
man, Bright, Tabor and Brooks, chape-
roned by Mrs. J. G. h. Tabor, came
over Thursday evening on a pleasure "trip
After spending the night as guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. w +. Wilson. the party
went out 10 Chuutauqua park ycster-
day. where they will spend several
weeks Mrs. NJ. Il. Brooks Joined the
party at this place. and all anticipate a
delightful outing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-22

There passed away from this world,
quietly on Saturday, July 10. at the resi-
dence Of +. b. Blaloek. near woOdlawn,
Harrison county, Tex, a scholarly old
gentleman, who was at one time IA
miliar figure in Fort Worth. This was
Z. W. Dame. who, Ia the seventies, was
for = time editor Of the Fort Worth
Standard. and who. ia later years. con.
tributed frequently TO the columns Of
The Gazette. Mr.. Dame was native
Of New Hampshire, but came. south
fifty-eight years ago. and soon became
thoroughly In sympathy with the chiy-
alric people Of his adopted state. He
was for years engaged in teaching, and
today there IS many a man who has
won his way TO fame and fortune, who
Eenerates that old man, who after
seVetty-seyen years Of labor here has
gone over the river TO rest under the
shade of the trees, that TO his gentle
spirit viii tell Of new life, and speak In
language he so well understood. He
was probably the most thorough botanist
in Texas. and possessed an inexhnustible
fund Of scientific and literary knowledge.
He was a polished writer, and a scholar
In the fullest sense. Open-hearted. open
handed. void of guile. a stranger to envy.
hatred. malice or uncharitameness, he
won all with whom he came In con-
tact. He had no enemies. but his friends
were legion. He would not neediessly set
/ foot upon a worm. A consistent member
Of the Baptist church, he walked near
I his Creator at all times, he walked near
with him through the Creators handi-
work
When men who moved in the circle
made brilliant by the calcium Hight Of
! events, shall have been forgotten, Mr..
Dame will live In the hearts OF those
who knew him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-22

In talk with Neal p. Anderson, Of
the cotton firm Of Neal p. Anderson
X Co., he expressed himself regarding
the cotton outlook as follows:
Prom present indications, would
judge that the cotton crop will be about
the same as last year, although in some
sections of the country rain Is very bad
ly needed Late rains have been par
tiai, whore for the good of cotton they
should have been general
AT the present time rain is needed,
more so than anywhere else. IN and sur
rounding Tarrant county. From the out
look the season will open very early"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-22

-. ~ stms and a. tbe
-.s-.. 70 80 Ms Iphiu ] Vii he IN
.r.s... - ~ t1ys 80 ~ u the
l-,orie y 100 VI ~. eae ana ai. pns
49,. 49, fral IN ORDER 10 expe-
sit. ~. - / s.fttf .fSal1i 70 az Tea
aus % ca1 rues.i.ss,. orH.aiitr 49,. 49, X
work 10 - a;1sh ihis much of7ifsi Oh
f.l,tr.. ,,tl,sts an fa-wAri them IN
,.elis.,..s 1900 expenses q sane 20
Chiearo' also isfs % solee.ion. y ssvty
800 49, - ~ So ready By the time
i 81 sbs-. Nsifr ne a Corsirana u
your acfioas / iAanai - % ever town.
Tr~ So. -i,,-l.i Ae pruHptiy and
i5r,t v-,it - 49, one % at tirs,, Re
sf..-.s,,,ii,- - Is y. r. Johnson.
Sgrens,s11t1t I-tks h1niius.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-22

A paragraph 10 yesterdays Gazette ~
ferrisg 10 the extension Of the Day q
.se Of properly for ctT take. was
printed;
~ f0f fie errui. which we dur 10 ne 80.
aer.s y explicit husuuciionk. D sarcd ~
s.fr sry nfnbafra sstlrft on fhls -rprn ~
iissif pock-iiue fbf Ns=s incuuei thfrlsi
additional insefiio1s
Thi- uss wfiilra. (which was due to
ne absence Of explicit Instructions IN
the law" The law is Ambiguous. The
oily attorney construed il BY analogy, and
very properly ltauei toward the side 81
t..-siu safety.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-22

The storm vavrs will reach this meridian
and the other changes uuiei VIII 0rrui
a. nua Within LOO muei Of i0ri Mofii
within twenty fuuF bgurs VI sunset " tl'
dates given below.
IuiF Eg-Mniefating
JULY Mariner
Jniy Z5-SinFm Wfvp on this meridian.
July 2G-Wind changing
July 11-rooier and clearing.
July 1sFalr and co0l.
July Collaborating.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-22

The letter Of Comptroller Eckies reIa,
fsc 10 the bsak troubles at DeDver VIII
strrugiie1 The coafience Of the Opsi-
ness world ia the rather raw young
man who vas unexpectedly called ~
the in.sident to a position whose ipi-
lortnnce has been CRAFTY increased
since The appointment. Mr.. E'kles de-
termination TO do all The law will per
NIT for the relief 81 the D,nrer siina-
ZION. shows tia, be is more than here
-zecuhve officer, and that BE- recognizes
the duty Of the government to extend iis
strong arm when emergency demands
for the protection Of the general well
fare.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-22

mens n The bes. siorehonse q the In
,e.,or. aai they viii cali general ar
feniion % The stable character Of The
expectations and enterprises Of the siair.
We eonfdenny belicve fhn; 1893 VIII
prove to ibe The turning point u new
crt IN Tetss. q more RAPID material
growth rian has ever been Witnessed
bs.,. Ia NJ. is.st
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-22

Rev. II. N. Wharton Of Baltimore,
who lately held revival in this city,
has mailed several copies Of the last
issue Of his paper, Tho Baptist. 10 peo-
pie In this city.
The paper c0rIainsi picture OF the
BapusI church, a cut OF its pastor. Rev.
J. Morgan Wells. and a Complimentary
notice Of dis city and lts people. prais-
ing them in every way for Kindness
shown the pastor willie here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-22

Senator Coke states aa obvious truth
when be- says thst it 8. better for the
husiness Interests Of the country that the
uncertainty as 70 tariff legislation should
be- cleared away as soon d. possible. The
contraction Of manufacturing enterprise
will. necessarily. 80 on until the new
tariff policy Is adopted. Congress viii
foil 90 IT, duty n q stops short Of an
entire disclosure at the extra session II
the policies 10 affect business interests
Tor The neat four years
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-22
MEXICAN NEWS.

The mystery surrounding the disappear
aucc few weeks ago " Ruiz Mauchera.
wealthy ranchman living near tres
has been cleared MP by the finding OF his
dead body In the wilds Of the Sierra Madre
mountains few miles from his home.
The body had been partly deyourcd by
wolves. Il Is supposed that he became
lost 10 the mountains and died from ex.
posnte.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-22
VISITORS TO CHICAGO

Who want TO- keep ~ VIII i ~. A. fbe
will 1ud the Daily bakftte on 49,
rftpJ picIne ho,si news stand
Tflfner house news ftand-
Isisud hotel news Ftand.
ludifarfnn cigar and news stand
U1sfi DrSnin news einud-
W.fis n Rlysr'a 80 state s-rr-t. $50.
H5tsi Hayden. ls2 and l5f Thifiy-sii'1
Telss Buiidinr. Jackson PARK
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-22
Worlds l'alr Appeals.
tHhteaoa Iulv Ia n

NhAhHH"t ~AAg ~ A7aafH
To the People OF Texas:
It Is with great regrct that 1 am coin.
PEELED to announce that the formal opening
VI the Texas building has 10 be deferred.
It Is very embarrassing to me TO have
TO have TO make This postponemeut. hn,
It l. absolutely Imperative. We have not
sufficient funds with which TO decorate
the building commensurate with the i'm.
portRuce " this grand occasion neither
haN. W. the necessary funds TO meet the
daily expenses attendant upon the build.
lug.
IN the charter of the wuman's Worlds
fair Exhibit association OF Texas, article
x nrovl-ion IL made Tor. first. collection OF
n,onvy for erecting the Texas building at
Seennd. Of placing In said building the cx-
hilits from Twas
Slnre ihs Ming ~ this charter. Aurusi
2, lsps, have devoted my entire tiuir ana
energy 10 ralslng money sutnipn to erect
this Texas building.
The building Is conpletr. waiting for the
r,Vcptou VI amy and an exhibits That will
show tu tho world the great dryrLlnnient
q our state appeal 10 the citizsus "
lrNas 70 come Forward With exhibits
and money % mnintain them. The honor
each and every lndividua should feei Inc
responsibility that rests upon hlni
The date ~ the formal upguinr az thu
Texas building viii De Determined bv ths
responses tn this appeal
With appreciation for the Kind supt,orf
nven me- m my ariuous labors Sy the
press, an very respectfully,
tENDErrE e TODIN.
President Mpnian's Worlds Fair Exhitli
Association VI Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-22

unconscious condition for several hours.
but Is now on the way to rapid recoy-
en-. Mrs Marshall was attending to
household duties when stricken.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-22

Fo-t WORT REDS 4 fogl KILLER. me Oh
struciions 10 d. Rock lsland3s enifAnfe
ID fks4 sitr q. a ro1r way 10 bald ur :
town, And Il III efe1itable to the enter
Prise % that Gu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-22

Judge CLARK could furnish somc inter
esins data about the operations Of a po-
liueal conversion. IL IL a slow process,
or rapid? Does h. affect I'll. liver or the
butuj How about these matters
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