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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-07-27

OLD-TIME Downing men are ex-
planning just how George Mayes
and Ed Sanders are going to be
elected to the senate from Coowee-
scoowee district and are present
ing a very convincing array Of
fpurea
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-07-27

The independent movement in
Delaware has assumed unlocked
for proportions, and the ticket
they have nominated ought to
carry the election like a whirlwind.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-07-27

Two YEARS ago Hoolie Bell got
two hundred votes in Delaware
district, but it would be very dif-
ficult to figure him out half that
number this wear.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-07-27

WEBB vANN is still telling how
the lease of country once known
as the Cherokee Strip was dis
posed Of by wicked council. He
is not enlightening the people as
TO how he would. If elected SEN
ator from Cooweescoowee district,
curb the shameful monopoly Of
the public domain.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-07-27
An Act to amend sections 3, 5 am

An Act to amend sections 3, and
II of an Act entitled "an Act Gre
ating public roads or highways. "
Be it enacted by the national
council: That section 8 of an Act
entitled "an Act creating public
roads or highways" ," approved Dec.
4th, 1886, be amended to read as
follows:
SEC. 3. 1t shall be the duty Of
the Judge of the district court TO
appoint three suitable persons to
lay of and mark out each public
road by him located, and said per-
sons shall not lay off, or mark out,
any road through the farm or en-
closure of any citizen without such
citizens : consent. Provided, how
ever, that all lanes shall be made
forty (40) feet wide, which shall be
the uniform width of all public
roads and where such lanes exist
of less width on any public road it
shall be the duty of the overseer
hereinafter provided for to notify
the owners of the fences making
said lane to set back fences so as
to give the width Of the road here
in required. Should said owners,
after ten days notice, refuse to
comply with this section it shall
be the duty of the overseer to
cause said lanes to be made the re-
quired width.
SEC. ,. That section ) Of the
aforesaid Act be amended to read
as follows:
1t shall be the duty OF the Judge
of the district court to appoint
some suitable person as overseei
of each public road within the dis
trict, whose duty it shall be tC
warn at least three days befor,
the day fixed fOS work upon HaiC
road, all persons liable by law, L
work upon the public roads with
in his boundary as fixed by tn,
court, to appear on a certain day
and at a certain place, and bring
] AilN NDbAo 40 Atl lAlANh " hiG ONNA'
see, for the purpose of work upoT
said road. Provided, that sale
overseer shall be allowed two dol
lars per day while in actual ser
vice, which shall be taken out o
the proceeds as hereinafter pro
vided in section 8.
SEC. y. That section II, OF tn,
aforesaid Act be amended to reaC
as follows:
If any person subject to roaC
duty, who shall have had at leas
three days actual notice according
to this Act, and failed or neglected
to pay TOR the full time he is law
fully warned to work and shall re
fuse or neglect to attend by him
self, or substitute, to the acceptance
of the oyerseer by whom he shal
have been lawfully warned, on th,
day and at the time and place di
rected by said overseer, he shall b.
deemed guilty Of a misdemeanor
| apd upon conviction by the distric
court, shallbe fined not less than tel
nor more than twenty-five dollars
Approved December 4th, 1890
JOHN l.. ADAIR,
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-07-27

CowsKrN PRAIRIE was well rep
resented at Carey's Ferry Monday
and seemed well satisfied with the
work of the convention.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-07-27

ED SANDERS and George Mayes
are still in the lead for senate in
Cooweescoowee
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-07-27
Luke sixkiIler.

JOE LAHAY will get most of the
votes cast in this precinct for clerk.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-07-27
INpnPnNpnNr r1oKnT


-.-a-
SENATE:
T. NJ. Burlington,
Thos. j. Monroe.
COUNCIL:
Coffey WoodaI
Joe l.. Thompson,
Frank Franklin,
Hickory Starr,
John Bryant,
James Fields.
DIST. JUDGE:
T. J. McGhee.
CLERK:
d. s. Landrum.
SHERIFF:
VIM. Ward.
SOLICITOR:
Luke Sixkiller.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-07-27
FOR YOUR IMPORTATION.
The WORLDS Fair Special Grand Cheap ES-
cursiOns

The Frisco line announces. In addition to
It's regular daily excursions. that IL will sell at
its coupon ticket selling stations on July 18th.
cath and 3lst and August 7th. ls.i3, very cheAp
one way and also round "trip Worlds Fair
Special Excursion Tickets to Chicago and re-
turn. These tickets will be valid for use on
honOred In ParlOr or Sleeping Cars in either
direction. For full particulars. call on u, =.
walker, ticket agent Frisco line, Ninita, I.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-07-27
w. n. TIBBlLS,
Attorney & Counselor at Law

GENERAL I'm the United states and
IITIOATInN subordinate courts OF the
Indian Territory, aud be-
fore any Of the Government departments at
Washington.
Will procure charters for private corpora
tiOns. Persons contemplating forming cor
pOrations are invited 10 call. have full cor
poration laws OF all states. Litigation In this
department Of the law Is solicited.
PATENTS procured as quickly, and much
safer to the Inventor, then to entEust inyen
tiOns to strangers.
DECEDENT And Leirship interests safely
ESTATF and legally handled. Have
spent the last twenty-five
consecutive years In the active and successful
practice OF law.
A notary public always in the onlce.
ONCE in CHIEFTAIN BLOCK,
Front Room. Second Floor. VISITA, l. 7.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
The CITY CHARTER.
Mayor Paddock viii Not Go 10 Austn-Alder.
man kiCks on the Amend.
menl

At The Inst session of tbe CITY couucil
Mayor pnddex was authorized to 90 no.
Austin again la the intorpst of tbe city
charter, aud In conjunction with up
finance cont.it,ae NAL. su,.b nn.S'J.
ments as would romoy, the obirction.
able features OF the bill. ana prevent. N
possible tho insertion of tbos, tbinvs
that might boz objectionable to the civ
he said yrpcrday that hc did NOT think
any good end could hp sub sprved nv bi.
going. tlnt be- Ind uettrr. of inrn,..
lance dcmundiup Lis intention Lora ,,uI
hc remained nt home.
Aldprmnu i r Nick ,f tho S.co,d
ward si,pa iu nu interview win a o.
proposed changes tbnt nav ,nnt, s,, ,
durI. ,.iugs rlear III nv,
"Somp GOOD upopI, ,n t,,r, Nvortl,
certainly ln NOT upd.rst,,nI y.l,,, III
ci,y !. asking for WHOM IL y.er mt .,r
... ,1S D" ''I"ilh 'uuIl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
UP FOR LIFE
HORACE BELL, THE CoMPANloN
OF JIM TOOTs,
Found Guilty by Jury Of Conspiracy "a
Murder officer Waller, and Given
Lilo S nlsnoo.

After an exhaustive inquiry iu which
every inch of ground was fought over by
the defense, the jury in The ease of the
state vs.. Horace Ben. Tor murder. was
ended yesterday morning by verdict OF
guilty Of murder in the first degree and
life sentence WIS given Bell
june IS Of last year one Of the city
policemen. Lee Waller was shot by "a
negro, jim Buuiss, alias Toots. Il
gambler and allround tough. lie had
iutcripred with the officer aud in the
Course of quarrel that had ensucd the
officer struck IOots with his club The
d0r.ey gathered @ party of his friends
hunted up the officer. found the route
lhey were following headed them Of
llid 10 wait Tor thrm, and as Waller ac-
companiod hy Officers Towns and Bry-
ant approached fred ON them FROM the
front aud from both sides of the street
Waller was wounded 30 he died the
next day
The trial Of win Campbell, another Of
the parties Implicated is now i'm pro-
gress, aud that Of TOots. the principle,
is set for the 20th inst The theory of
the state WIS conspiracy and the Jury.
as the verdict shows took this view OF
the case. There were Eve or six negroes
boa the party chat assailed the officers.
but only three or maybe four can be
Identified
The only debate I'm the Jury room was
ON the degree of punishment
The defense was an ulib and the Of.
forts of two or three negro gamblers 10
save Bell Will probably cost them some
perjury indictments
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
The CITY POLICE,
With Ono. Third The Fcrco Usual in Cities
Make a Record 10 30
Proud o.

Alderman John r. Montgomery saws
there rs disposition on the part Of
people generally 20 cHdcisc public ON
cluin, aud usually without any data |
constantly receive anonymous lpfters
complaining that policeman has com.
mitted sumo act, bgt when I try Ia get
evidence ou thr subject n0 one Will mike
charges or ave amy information upon
which we can act The general rosilts
of thc police department. ara oulerfully
good, considering the number of officers
that We have. Other cities base the
uumner of patrohncu upon an estimate
OF one 10 each thousand plpnlutiou. and
We have one 10 each $500. or about one.
third .ho usual force. Yet. notvith.
standing This fact there has not been a
robO ~ committed In months where the
criminal was not unrcheuded mo once.
and the peace and security of the city
viii compare fuvorhly with amy m the
country II the citizens would examine
q,e records Ot the police department
they would be proud of The forcp--n forcr
which one of heir biftcrest assailants. /
ana told, Charaoterigrs as The best and
most gcuuemanly the city has ever had.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
LARGE ROPE CONCERN
Has Entered Into Negotiations With a View
10 Locating In Foh
Worth.

South Dakota parties are figuring upon
the establishment of rope, cOrdage and
bmlap mandatory In the South to em-
ploy several hundred hands. aud have
written to Fort Worth parties concern
ing the adupAbility of the land In this
section TO the raising Of fax aud hemp.
The concern Is a very large one, aud
m addition to the men employed Ia the
works, operates number of farms for
the raising of the material they use, and
IN seeking a location. they want place
whore not only the shipping facilities are
good, but where they can operate similar
farms to those they now have.
A general report was made. and let.
ter has been received from them express.
sing themselves AS highly pleased with
the advantages Of Fort Worth as set
forth to them, but wanting more exact
statistics concerning the raising of hemp
and flax.
These are now hciuR prepared. and
show that the soil about Fort Worth Is
well adapted to this purpose The parties
negotiating promise % visit this city
some time this spring, and II Is now
probable that during the present year.
very important manufacturing concern
Will be- added to the industries of Fort
Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
FORT WORTH sEsr THINGS.

sin trunk lines aud more coming
texas Brewery company. the largest
and best brewery In the South
Arlington Inn, conceded by travellers
the best hotel In the South.
Fort Worth packing house
Hendricks and Hurley buildings two
finest Office buildings la the South
The new court house. now building,
viii be the finest courthouse IN the
South
The finest high school building in the
South
Artesian Bath company. the finest
bath building in the South
Tho Fort Worth Pharmacy company.
the largest and best retail drug store
~ the South, carrying the only com
plete stock OF surgical Instruments, aud
ncchanical curative devices, I'M the
stntp Of Tcxus The bast stock Of drugs
and medicines anil electric batteries aud
druggist sundries in the state, doing
the largest soda water business In the
state, and being in correspondence and
having the patronage of 500 doctors IN
TcAas and the Territories
Mail orders solicited All mail orders
confidential
FORT WORTH PHARMACY co.
Fifth aud Main gtreets
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
THE COTTON TRADE.
Fort Worth as a Market Is Not Showlno
an Increase How 10
Beu,r n

Neil T. Anderson was soen by a Ga.
gettc reporter yesterday concerning tho
cotton trade, Last year the receipts of
COTTON in Fort Worth. according 60 the
statement of Mr. Anderson were 400
bales which was smaller hau tie year
before This, however was the amount
brought here aud the decrease was caus-
81 by a decrease IN acreage. and also by
the establishment OF cotton buvprs IA
other pp'ms around Fort Worth and
tributary 90 H.
The growth of these places contributes
To- the general trade of this clty, hut there
cotton tWde here it affects its import.
cotton Trade here, it effects les import
Ance as cotton m1rkol uufayorahly.
Mr. Anderson does NOT believe that our
territory can be greatly increased Ia this
line. aud tho only way "a bring moro
cotton here Is to increase the acreage or
Manufacture more oi Il here. ANA This
suggests thc enlargement of existing
mills or the establishment OF additional
mills
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
rHr HIM OF INDUSTRY.

The hum Of Industry Is growing louder
In North Galveston, Tex. The Comps Beard
factory aud the Agricultural Implement
works are nearly completed. The same M
true Of the knitting amt hosiery mills, wool
securing establishment and other Gliter-
prises With g1Cd markets for their pro-
ducts abundance VI raw material and splcn-
did shipping facilities, manufacturers are
eagerly seizlng upon this new Geld OF profit
Mcssrs. Moore q Jack, Hurley building
Fort Worth Tex. are the local agents OF
The North Galveston association, aud they
viii be- glad TO furnish an particulars, The
home address of the association Is box OO3
MINNEAPOLIS MINI.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
TIE FORT WORTH POSTOFFICE,
Tho Prospects Are Nov Very Favorable for
MuCh Needed Increase Of
Carrier Force.

Tho report Of the Fort Worth postoiicc
for February shows an increase over
January and the month of March prom-
i,'5 To give even better return One
or two extra carriers have been needed
for some time past, and application was
made for them In December II the
present rate 90 increase n kept mp, there
quest will be granted this yenr. The
territory covered in Fort Worth is 40
lurge that 1t tx impossible to give the
best service without more carriers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

Numb Monday, eiG5, Tuesday, 2i7!; Wed
hes0uy' sioa; Thursday, 9i65; Friday, ebi
This week closes the twenty-fourth
week-the sixth four weeks.
The monthly statement shows gain
of 100 pupils during the time, The gains
have been in buildings Nos. /, >, g. 4.
., T. I, s aEd II. THIS shows return
Of hcalth Co the city There are vet
three months to the close of the session
IL is hoped that there viii still be many
return of former, aud admissions of
new pupils To the schools.
The monthly cards will be sent out the
coming week
Teachers institute Saturday, March
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
''NEXT"
One by One Are They Cured and Go Forth 10
Proclaim The FaCtA Statement from
Captain J. H. Alexander

A Gazette reporter had the pleasure Of
meeting Captain j. II. Alexander OF
MOusheld a few days ago After a
hearty grin the Judge, as ne is Familiarity
called was CONGRATULATED on his improved
healh ana general appearance, Yes,
health aud bcuerNl appearance. YES
said he, III am now enjoying better
health than for the last ten years For
that period of time ! have suffered con
stantly aud terribly with a worry painful
and obstinate cancer which builled an the
medical knowledge aud skill of every
on up Ia despair, and had tried 10 recon
cilc myself TO die with the loathsoma
malady, but through the columns of your
paper ! learned of Or Bye's Combinations
OH Cure aud the remarkable cures It
was W0rhing talked with several
who had been treated by them, was in
duced To give it a trial, which M the
Time did with no faith and little hope.
Wen, ! consulted the doctor, aud the OH
was applied and / was under treatment
Tor four weeks, Al the end of that
tlme ] was entirely cured, my cancer
had disappeared under the use aud ap.
phcaton OF the penetrating and destroy
lng oil. lou see there is no scar left
ana | am as sound and we'll MS | ever
was and 1 feel ten years younger than
d'a before ] began Treatment"
How large was the canCerg'
Wei wher il drst appeared Il was
no larger Clam q small pea, but Il grew
very rapidly, ana soon became the size
ul quarter and then split into three
sectione, and when began treatment
under Pr Bye, il was in those three
seciionh, and in a very naamed, malig-
nant slate; panied me might ana day.
aud bled very freely, Now. you see.
there Us not vestgc of il left DO |
think ] am cured ! don't think amy,
thing about IT, / know IL, ana | want
all who are in the same condition that
! was TO know 4, too feel Ike every
call upon che doctor and try his great
remedy ! am satisfied Il viii cure
Them
judge Alexander is 06 wears old. and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
oNE on HARRIsoNs - 49,.

oe raars' Tex, March IL lSpecial) One
commute the penalty of deatb sssesseJ
y lhe federal court here against sam
heEh"lds 20 life Imprisonment m De-
S,,oI reynolds was 20 have been hung
alarSh 81 for killing Aohn Leonard on
iHe rIo'h OF December, 1892. ut Colbert,
Ynolds would hardly have been
gonflcled but that over his attorneys
protests he went ON the stand and him
ser tod facts the government could
not otherwise establish.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

has for years been a resident of Mans
field. this county. where lac has boon q
Justice of the peace for the past slA
years. Is citizen of prominence and IL
well known for his integrity and veroc-
ity and an iuquiring minds who desire
TO communicate with him ON this subject
can address him at Mansfield, Turrupt
county. Tex. There remains nothing
more 60 be said save that every day
patients are being turned out from tho
office of DIR. Bye cured sound aud we'll
aud return TO their homes rejoicing IN
the blessing Of good health. New cases
are constantly coming In and are being
cured Call on or address Or. H. NJ
Byc's Combination Oil Cure, fourth
floor Hendricks building, Fort Worth.
Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

Mr. Victor Harmon, business manager
of the Pr. Bill company, arrived Ia
this city last evening ut the Arlington
Inn, TO make arrangements for the first
appearance i'm FOu Worth of this merry
comedy. "Dr. Bll' was first produced as
the New Garden thoateT New York
City; was the opening attraction and ran
lO4 nights The comedy Is now on
It's Grs, Southern tour aud viii be pre-
secuted for the first time here at Green
wallis Opera house Oh Friday and Sutur-
DAY evenings and malnee Saturday,
March ~ and IS.
DIR Bill" is one of the strongest
comedy attractions of the period and as
a lnugh-pruyokpr Is almost uncquplled
IL win be- presented with n well balanced
company Of ladies aud gentlemen, who
are making great regulations on this.
It's lrst tour, aud all our theater g1ers
desiring TO pass solid evenings laugh.
ter are sure to have il by going TO sec
"Dr. bill
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
PERFECT FITTING SHOES

are always a luxury, and q luxury too,
which our customers never fail to enjoy.
When your shoes 10 your feet, your feet
are ft FOR any emergency. Plnched feet
are standing protest against ill-litting
shoes. It's protest however you can't
stand for very long, aud luckily, you
don't need 20 stand it at all. We can
fit all feet from the largest to the small
cst with the exact size required. III
fitting garments are unsiahtly, but III
fitting shoes are painful az well as un-
slightly. Avoid both discomfort and un-
dghtiiness by purchasing pair Of per-
fectly fitting shoes from our stock
Take look as our specialdes for
spring, in tam and brown Russian calf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
LIQUOR, MORPHINE AND ToBAC-
co CURE

The Ensor institute has been open
little over two months and la that time
has cured thirty patients, among them
some of the leading citizens Of Fort
one interested can get those names for
reference by calling at the institute. 5l4
Eas, Third street, or addressing T. l..
Hughes. manager.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

about S29O,OO0 la the wholesale grocery
Ine. $4,000 IN The furniture line and
$4,000 in the grain line, and $4,000
IN the lumber line
This showing for two months Is the
best that has been made for some
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
A GOOD SHOWING.
A Large lner,ass'ol Business Capitol Is Made
In For Worth Daring the Last
Two Months,

BWdsrcets book for March has inst
been issued and $50 lar as For, Worth
y concerned shows very satisfactory
Increase Ia nll limos over their Jnnu-
ary book. Several now concerns have
come la ailu iharo hnN been an Inc
cTsase Of SA50.OOO in banknc canital;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
n.LnBREED

Paris. Tex a.ilii,i
Tom Williams ~
lives at Gooil.s,l'. gsl ~
Texas end q
nv no' \ money 70 80.
N Arthur ant W, strsl
r,sfrlrrat0rs.. y, &
as drive sY
Or. Bulls .y''.~ n,
There ar iI ,;s,,,
nanies ia lhe pA''f'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

4 well-known resident Of Fredcricks-
ourg, Va, who has recently died. had
q name that was odd enough 10 attract
attention, II was y y. Charters
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
nm MONTE TEXAs CArrLENLRN.

win meet In convention at Fort Worth
ON the 18th of March The business TO
come before them will be of great inter
est TO all stocbmen, and every man con
ccrned in the cattle industry should be-
present. Those who 10 come will find
that none but the famous l0-year-old
belle Of Nelson b served over the
Mansion hotel bar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

the grand opening OF French potten
hNts and bonhets and exposition Of
high ert millinery novelties on March
1G, III and rs. Reagan, Az Houston
ntAeet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

Eyyind Astrup, the companion Of Lieu
tenant Peary ON his great Ice journey,
Is To meet the explorer IN London ana
arrange Cor Joining the latter's Grpeu.
land expedition next summer
Finest line wood mantels IN the state
az Lewis Bros.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
WEEKLY STATEMENr-

OF the average actual enrolment. at
tendance and hardness in the city pub
lie schools Of Fort Worth, Tex, for the
week ending Friday, March 10, 1893:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
FAR AND WIDE.

Not on this broad continent alone but
In mularial breeding tropical regions,
In Guatemala, Mexico, South America,
the lsthmus Of Panama. and elsew here.
Hostctter's Stomach Bitters affords to
inhabitants and sOjomncrs protection
against mularia. The miner. the fresh
~ arrived Immigrant, the tilcr of the
wiring soil newly robbed of it's for
csts by the axe of the pioneer, find in
the superb auti-Iebrilc specific presery-
er against the poisonous minsma, which
in vast districts rich In natural re-
sources is yet fertile Ia disease. 1t am
initiates disorders of the stomach, liver
and bowels fortiics those who use IL
against rheumatic ailments breed and
tostercd by outdoor exposure. infuses
genial warmth into frame chilled by
q rigorous temperature, aud robs of
their power to harm morning and even
ing mists und yapors laden with hurt
fuIuess; strengthens tile weak and con
quers incipent kidney trouble.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

See The Gagette's swap column on
third page and use il to get what you