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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
|CIL PlCKlNGS
IN THE CITY.


.sior Garrison will arliycr his
az last lecture on American his
lfley afternoon at 4 o'clock. The
b changed from evening tO after
b orler to accommodate many who
illy desire TO hear this lecture.
sGaoer that the time Of Professor
nus lecture Is changed q the Giter-
< Friday at 4 o'clock.
slnber Professor Ga~risoa's lcct-
flay Afternoon nc 4 O'clock.
losef Garrison's lecture Is changed
O'Clock Friday afternann.
5 ailemoon at 3 O'clock the water
pmmiree viii meet u consider
12l estimates on ;he new water
eohstruction. All specially inter
He Welcome TO be present. the
n,a OF toe waterwOrks committee
sen Htingulshed about ! o'clock.
yen extinguished about l O'colck.
Nas because their supply of car
vas short A new lot came by ex-
yesterday and no difficulty Will
Nv httl lNlNfr.
pam Small, who Is on q lccturing
lmugh Texas, win reach Fort
70 time 10 preach at the First
aiN church next Sunday night
bolapau, ono Of the eading rus.
y ahQ Tor tie live western town Of
Y i IN the city for n few days,
Pm Wright u prominent mer-
u hansheld, is in the city.
2 x Green Of New York il in the
w he comes on n mission that
= Of material interest to Fort
n'Iges returned yesterday from
Isl' aexieo, whore she uccompn-
son, Utley, who Is staying IN
~ Tor the benefit of his health.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
ON DRINK EQUAL no A ToN on COAL

Down Ia tie lloWuTy ln one ~ those
dirty dens meme the old nOwery ihcmcr, ~
man cnue lu between the acts one cold
ulEit recently lie wore no uycrcuul hut
tlc rosy tint IN hia uusn was vivid enough
io wuru the boil Nevertheless, hc looked
ne the cnwd IN front OF tho bar ana
HhlYprod When the rush was somewhat
slnckpncd le stepped forward, lpanrd over
thc bHr ANA Rnid something low ANA sweet
t0 ihc bartender, Tint worthy Immediately
net ont black bottle ANA d rlnsH thUn
lrUw SCHOONER ~ beer AMI set mat out
also, Tile cold customer rubbed hiH hands
with silent pleasure, carefully poured ont
uhuut four Nngera from tho black bottle,
rubbed Dts hands again, rmpilUd the WhlH-
ky iuio the beer ana thon turned the whole
down his throat aud departed
Ihe bartender SMILED limits n howriY
n'niH nud ie snld 10 enual "a ton OF coal o.
New York flornldl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

Tho winter storms have passed away,
And spungliine now " here
With sunshine smiling Ql around,
And heavens blue aud clear.
The Gifts " nature brighten carth,
And make her garden gay
They give % cheery greeting bright
On this the Arb0r day
Yesterday was q corroboration of The
poets fancy. The winter sl9fins nave
nassed away" and the 1900 children Of
n. mblic schools enjoyed the birthday
al The father Of his country. Every
hnllding had its exercise and its tree
uiaufinr. one stauza as IL fell from The
ilns III the little Ones WIS caught by the
reporter and Is given as an Illustration
If the patriotism Of these little Ameri-
cans
come here and plant this tree
With prayer and song;
fixing sign % stand,
OF love tu Fniherland,
While wears pfpohB'
The uperintendenf gave out the wish
az fiie board Of trustees at The teachers
institute on Saturday and nguin On Tues
a., s.,f IA the Individual principals di-
reeiions 10 be observed in The planting
III me tr,.es II Is moi known how many
new trees have been planted, bnt u
he children can be enliefrd " me taking
es9r. m those already planted, i VIII be
s,reat lesson taught and VIII bring
for,h Tor Texas abundant fruit in due
'' ,Tsxas needs trees. let TIE school chill
Arar ANNUALLY furnish nnd piail frcfH.
Alnru and beauty one school grounds.
frue nr5uripai 30 so. 10 Nas just sent
Ia The Gazette the iobVWins, WHICH ~
apuen,led showing as u dpes lAe TASTES
~ DE colntd ppplls' .,,.
Arl,or daY exercises 81 huilAlng no.
IL &c.,. aii Yesterday afternoon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
70 I8cRlrEcTS.

.,.n,s.loners court Of Tarrant coun.
Nh sdte architects 10 submit plans
5s9ns e, for a. ne cy f sSgr' w R9qf'
nan consist Of foundations,
,..,,slous aud sections drawn to a
Y. teet Id the Inch, and must be
y i.ees Win written requirements az
ser capacity and dimensions on
IN limitations as TO cost ~ same
9 ~ ~ n 40 county clerks oilce. cop
,lSsb Win be furnished on appilc.aa,
We ~, Irnsorslgncd. The specifications
ssisrn 70 sald p plans. wy, TWGeP 9dy ,Ss
~ KY, "ge.sei6cotlons adopted, but the
~ ls-s,e reserve the right TO reject
"a IN proposed. Plans ana specih,.
y, ,.sTultsed must be filed IN oiiice OF
.eW cIerk Of rarrut county, IN 'n1S
N M Worth not later than "
~ an Monday. the 10th day OF
4 W. JOHN u. KING.
.sw Clert Of Tarrhnt County. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
THE CHAMBERS HOSE COMPANY

Last night nc the hall, corner Hous-
ton and Fifteenth streets, the Chambers
Hose company gave masquerade ball,
the proceeds 10 be devoted Ia the fund
for the purchase Of apparatus for their
Fast Fort Worth company. III NUM-
hers iu attendance are the criterion Of
success. the ball of the Chambers com-
pany was an immense success FULLY
lGO couples ware dancing on the iiUor
ut ono time. Tho costumes were OF
every variety and description that fancy
could suggest and Ingenuity devise. The
dancing continued until late hour.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
FORT WORTH VS.. DALLAS.

Yesterday being holiday rather q
large crowd was present nj the pall
park 10 witness the muscular combat
between the Fort Worth and Dallas
football elevens the later team repre-
senting the y. NJ. 9. A., in That city IL
would do the spectators an injustice TO
accuse them Of being appreciatiyc, for no
enthusiasm whatever was, ut any play
i'm the game. manifested by the grand
stand. which was due TO the common ~
nornnce of such scientific subject as
football. as it was played, or rather
fought.
Hut the crowd was good natured one
and enjoyed looking full at the players
and making comparisons that were m
deed Odious 10 the devote. 4 scrmmoge
down, aud line up. was ynlgary mem
toned ina the same breath as y German
Figure" recently danced hy % local clup.
While an ardent lady admirer OF one OF
me Forts defenders exclaimed how
Moo" when Fuller tackled him round
The waist; She thought she would make
good tacller.
Fort Worth won the toss mp and Sc
lectod the wind, which was mistake, NJ,
II they had taken the ball, they would
lmve had the benefit OF the Winn durns
the last half when u Wopiu nave pe'n
of some assistance.
Dallas played the aggressive, aud kept
the ball In the enemies country, most OF
| no time. which gave the crowd In the
grand stand very poor view OF what was
,soing ON Numerous downs were made
ana every advance WAS hard fought
ne home team was the strongest and
| Whenever it came 20 o regular push
they made good progress hut lhey sssin.
| ed rather tirnid about using lnls ~ =
verc clear advantage, with the result
that thew would be sphere steadily APP
proached their goal liue.
Bowdry and Beck made two go2a
rms around the enemies right fapk'
INT they were poorly guarded ana l'lh-
las soon had the ball again As soon as
snaped back Morcwenther mae a'uFt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
THE BIRTHDAY
OF Washington scaniily OBJ
served in Fort Worth.
HAYNE MEMORIAL FOUNTAIN
VIII be Dedicated Sat urday Next In Grand
style--An Game Of Foo,ban Fort
Worth Wac Beaton a. UsuaL
Babe Abandoned.
THE HAYNE FOUNTAIN

The unveiling and dedication Of the
NJ Huyhe memorial foutain wal take
place ON Saturday next IL Is ihe in
tentiOn OF the ladies whose earnest labors
Lave given this boon to the thirsty. that
the occasion W used to commemorate
the devotion of the hero of the Spring
Palace Ere to the cause Of humanity,
who made the greatest Of al sacrifices.
that OF his life. for he died that others
might 1--we. II thete are two things that
stir MI the impulses of pure womanhood
they are an appeal for relief OF suffer
ing and AN appeal for admiration for an
heroic deed This fountain responds to
both Of tLese appeals. aud the good
Nomen of Fort Worth feel n very Ini-
aoable pride In the success that has
crowned their untiring efforts
The program, IN outline, IS this
lie component parts Of the procession
will meet ON tile public square at 2.30.
The procession win Do formed under
the direction of Grand Marshal Walter
Maddox and will move az 1880 p m. IN
this order:
Chief Of police and mounted officers
Sheriff and deputies.
Fircmpu's band
Mayor aud city council.
Fort Worth Fcncblcs
Uniform rank Knights Of Pythi IS End
other civic soc ties.
Fire department
President and members Of the chamber
of commerce.
Carriages vehicles. etc. to follow.
The dedication viii take place at 4
o'clock p. M. Rev Morgan Wells to
open with prayer and followed by pre-
Scnntion of fountain To the city by Mrs
Drew Pruitt, president Humane associn-
ton
The dedication is TO be at 4 o'clock.
and Rev. Morgan Wells will open tie
exercises with prayer Mrs brow Fruit.
the president of the Won,ahS Humane
association. win present the fountain to
the city. and the mayor viii receive Il
In behalf of the citizens of Fort Worth
The foutoin Is 10 be shrouded in a
light yelling and at this time IL win be
burned, displaying the bust Of Hayue
Water will be turned on and n. j.
Powell, Ia behalf of the ladies' Of the
city, viii deliver an address. and re-
Spouse 10 this will be made by President
Conner Of the State Fircmcn's association
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
nd rInnr HOME RnLE.

London Feb. % ID u reported from
Helnrt Chat Orange societies In the north
Of Ireland are preparing for f0rcble re-
should one be- established Il n being
arranged that nl Irish oppononts of
home rule ahnll simultaneously with
drnw thoir dfpnsil from she pOatOliice
savugs' bauhs aud purchase arms 10 be
used in ease physical force becomes
nectnsnry 10 prevent the assertion Of
Irish home rule.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

rs Little John and Clara Wisdom az
Dame burden are well cast. jennie
Dickcrson makes pleasant Allan-a-
Dale and Ethel Balch gets grcat deal
out ni the part of Annahd Caroline
hamilton had the prma donna role ~
Maid Marian last night AND she handled
uIght Miss Palmer sings the prlmn emma
role
robin Hood win be the bin again
this evening
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
COLIITR BENIIAM.

Last evening ot q O'Clock DR. II. y.
Collier Of wills Point was married 10
Miss Lizzie Bcnhnm OF this city Rev.
w. T.. Lloyd oticiating
Miss Benh0m was formerly Of wits
Point. but came 10 Fort Worth To re-
side with her aunt, Mrs. "a. H. Batema9'
m whose house the marriage occurred.
DR.. Collier Is q leading physician Of
Wills Point. and every way worthy OF
the splendid prize he has drawn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
NOTICE..

.ni,r annual meeting OF the stock.
= sf he Fort Worth aud Denver Ter
railway company VIII be hcid az
M n the company IN the city of Fort
1e.. on Tuesday, March Z next az
3ic1k a. IA. The transfer books VIII
Afeh. 3 at 1890 O'Clock. a. m, ana
d March at 1890 O'Clock a. M.
w. A. ROSS. Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
VPENED HER LerreR

4 1''1 me-, Tex. Feb. -. tS.rgiai.)
y NgiaM' lllnmS youlg man With
,,g., RESPECTABLE relations here,
n M ,y2glay on the coupmint Of
! Williamson. charging him
4 4 cs,s; z letter belonging 10 her.
4 An tanned $40 Williams tr,d tc
|ir vgNlgr but falling retn,1'eJ h
'tp ,. ,ha'alns His bond was liked
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
THE KANSAS CASE.

Topeka KIM, Feb - in the Gum cnHe
the court frtonYcnpd nt . O'Clock iinbnrt
Seuiple, iunuhcr ~ the iupulist house W,
H. lynn, speaker pro tenn of ihc PupuiAt
house, when the dunl organizations wore ~.
fected speaker nupHn uro nuh W, n brown
were ihc Witnesses examined. 'ihpif tca =
many furnished no new information ana
completed the testimony Tomorrow nrgu.
mrniH WIN be- made aud u u expected the
court VIII render "a declalOn saturday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
pRnpnSALS.

.ck win be received by tho under
I nul Monday, . j. M, Fch "a,
Inl vIl be opened for constructing
ID feet more or less Of brick or
com sewer, about G IN dlune-
rsli, upon application. BIDS 10 be
|rfed by q ccftlhel check for 800.
N reserves the right 10 reject any
fh5s II. II. KERR,
~ City Engineer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
FEBRUARY 90.

Yesterday was the 1Glst anniversary Of
the birthday of Washington and IL being
a legal holiday i'm this'state and q holiday
for the Federal employees, IL was O ,erycd
by the closing Of the hanks and the
postoice There was but little attention
paid 10 Il beyond this and some unpa-
trioiic and f0rgetfnl citizens were even
heard 70 inquire why the banks were
closed
At the university thorc was n general
assembly of the officers and students on
the campus. and patriotic enthusiasm for
the father Of his country was revived
by eloquent addresses.
At uight at ST. Paul Methodist church
there was combined musical and lit
eIary entertainment, Of which this was
the program:
Piano solo. Miss Aura Phenix,
Address. .....s.....,...be hJ' iullAilh'
Address. ............. 'Dr ladgeWny.
Violin Solo. ....... Master George Lusk.
Reading. .,........M Edith Oldham.
Tenor solo, ,.....,.......M Mt. lJoMlle'
Reading. t...........''.' 'Nirs; ilalikt'
FLUTE Solo.'.'.. -. -; ll,oh'
Recitation. .........,.,.M Maize Bewley.
Y. NJ c. A. Male Qunrtete
After the concert there was 4 lunch
| with tea. served by "Gcorge aud Martha
! Washington in costume.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

Elder j W. Buckner of the Chriatian
church died here yesterday of pneumO-
mia and was buried nc lfldciyiAe today.
Uncle Taylor Fort Is very IN with the
have occurred IRON IL IN the vicinity.
DR.. Swift of IexArkana has just re-
turnel home after d short visit 10 his son
here.
Barney Kennedy Of thls place, who
was hurt In the wreck at Miune0ln, is
getting along all right
Rev. j. w. Cocker Of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church rs sick.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
A WAIF

Yesterday morning about 3 o'clock
officer Mc6rath was patrolling his beat
morton street wien he heard the waiting
of a young infant. On the steps of the
academy building warmly and neatly
clad, was q little babe about a month old
II was a beautiful little girl and as clean
as baby could be who had the most de-
voted cure of loving mother With the
child was small vNlisc IN which was a
change of clothing Pinned 10 the gar.
ments of the little one was note written
on a piece of brown paper, reading thus;
Dear Sisters-Take my little darling
baby and raise her. Cali her Lena. She
was born Jan. l3. 1893
The child was taken 90 the city mar
shRl's Office. aud by Officer Bob Moslcy
sent 10 his homo. where she viii be cared
for until her future Is determined.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

.i,, annual meeting OF tho stock
M Wort Worth and Denver
a.grsr company viii he held NJ
=, X nc company IN the city OF Fort
~ on Tuesday. March ] next, ~
,.fsX a, m, Tho transfer books VIII
= feh 3 at 1880 o'clock a. M nnd
|, ID March s at 1910 O'Clock q. m.
W. A.. ROSS Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
ILLINOIS, FHE CRARRFR

sell' Ill.,, Feb. THE opinion
,s..s General Mnloney regarding
!, wv " The cx-state auditors and
~. 1Is..lusrers, alleged to have APP
'..N 70 their own use certain fees
risr anu Interests on public funds
M ~ 10 the senate. 1t is againt
|ta,i,,l'llis' a committee of five will
.,s.sl uy the senate TO make fun
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
n1tnNrn no nnArrI

Sturgeon hay Wis, Fob. - Mrs. Chas.
Paterson left her two boys. aged aud 2
mH the door went 10 a npighhnra. After
being gone several hours the house caught
nrr 1ho older boy WINS burned 90 70 crisp.
Win dle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
SEEDS.

Nvlyea direct from the growers.
|rn stock Of bulk seeds ever ship.
I Ia south. Gardeners. farmers and
MN save % per cent by sending
a direct 10 MS. HEADQUARTERS for
Ia. alfalfa. clover. grass seed ur-
seed com, Bliss Triumph potatoes,
" earlier than Early Rose, Gaia.
|hR GALLOWAY & CO,
W and $40, Elm street. Dallas, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
cHALLlnolD TO DRESS BsaF.
butchers hIanheimsr and Mullins 90 Con
tnat NJ . Malen % tho Wnrld'a Ialr.

New York. Feb 20 Albert Mar
heimcr az 1923 East F1riy.hfiH siItt,
who holds the worlds record ipr dress
inc steer, h0s challenged MicinD F.
Mullins 81 Chicago who hns defeated
every huichet who ever contest ~ nsalnd
him 10 heef dressing .ehteh %, the
Worida lnif sdOn after the 9IHu.ue
fl'ia contest ~ "a take place u
blg slaughter hDnae, whirrc
an Inc operations Of converting
auiinais into food win Do shown
"Details Of the contest hove iot been
g,.ftind ynt, bnt Mr. Mullins wrote 20 Nr
Manheimcr iah week INIT ~ would
nfter April 10 when he has a nritlb
with y. ~ Weber the champion Of
Milwaukee
Manhvimer works ior the United
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
AS A GENERAL PANACEA.
o,lpAr PROMISE ron WOOD MANU-.
FAfrrt ultNS

n a only quito recently that manufact-
nfors IN furniture. NRgone uui Nood work
generally have Drrnnc aware oi tie WOudef-
"a nrninlaf offered ~ North NhiFo1iun.
feg. Directly ribninfg ~ ibis Young rliy
eud NOT mnuy miles 0itfuut M Easifi1a
phloh comprises ili ~ the hieli efaae hsru
nud fofi woods,
Many peOpc nre coming M ana are now
doing business hul there ~ fqVln fF g FftAp
for Fhln,lng ahk lnuftetH ~ Hil directions
fhere should ron 30 anY Noa'faiieu auoHt
I'M. ontOmc W nnruIaflnuuH ventures
For further 9arii1nlafs n.i oii q write
Worti ffnx zoe lopi nfpnfk fhe atdfpaa
If iht homt 0.tce n Apfih uaitntinn h4sl
elntlon. box ut N)nue4iails' Mln4.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
n - AGRICUITLI,rSrs

e a'-ieel,--- The formal open:rp
3 az ,s'seral congress ia T'ivoli
4 pasas, ~ " occurred today. qEfrc
ta gally 1000 delegates from
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
LIVESTOCK MARKETS,
NEW YORK IIvEsrOcK.


Now York. Feb - Bccvcs Receipts.
liuO dull. 10 lower. nntiyc stccra, ~ 90
as 90, bulls aud cows, 50 a0Iii %
Sheep and lambs Receipts 600
Sheep steady. lumhs lower; sheep, 80 70
as 1O lamhs. So lOOtG 80.
ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK,
81 Louis, Mo-. Feb. % Cattle Re.
ccipts 21OO, NO shipments ropOrtfdi slow
at recent decline
Hogs Receipts 1000; no shipments re-
ported slow prices ranging ~ 3UMS -,
Sheep lleceiph, 500, no shipments
reported; steady.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
Chicngo Ill.. Feb - cattle Receipts
10000 shipments 1900; slow, steady 10
lower: top steers. 50 Io0td 90. fair tu
good, 50 OOdiJ 80; others. 81 lOfH 40,
feeding, 50 WMil 30; Tmns,S3 Hlft4 30.
cows So lO6iA %
Hogs Rpoclpts. 2i.OO; shipments.
5000. slow, lower; MIXED, 81 ODdfN uDi
nrme heavy and butchers', So lOWS 31i
primo light So 80; other lights, 81 900
40
Sleep dteNipts, 12OOO; shipments,
25O0: lWul5 lower natives, 81 OOWJ ibi
lambs 50 OO6td 90.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
MILED nv a nIAer

~. wf,,Nss' Colo, Feb. 2g.-Thls
'la RsS 3ing 10 picl, out an nm
nRif g trook and labOrcr
sstsi,6 ~ " instantly killed 10y tho
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

outside Of the guard lines aud before the
Fort Worth boys knews it he had secur
cd touch down. the first score of the
game. The ball was brought ont 20 the
twenty-five yard line, and while MOscly,
recumheut held IL. Morcmcther made n
try for goal, but the wind blew the leather
bag and il missed the space.
The home team came 10 the center
and put the ball IN play with well
executed ~ movement. with Day nc
~ point IL was wei planned aud Il
good advance WIS made After a few
sc-immages. the whistle blew. ending the
first half. score, 4 40 y, favor Dali
las.
Fort Worth had the ball when time
was up, and again successfully used their
~ after which Bowdry made Il good
Dallas line by Murray. After two scrul-
images Russell came around the lre,
running for all lac was worth, hut n he
was hunting for Beck his aim was good.
Then some very exciting remarks. Illus
tr.tted with hard hit undcrcuts drew a
large crowd inside the line 20 see the
tight certainly u disgraceful feature Of
any game. Referee Henry ruled Martin
aud Lake of Fort Worth, Steele aud
the two Moslcys OF Dallas out Of the
game, the play was resumed. The best
work Of the day was now done and more
scientific plays made. Bowiry and Ful-
Ter did some excellent running; blddiker
pushed and Beck was always Ia the
right place 20 stop his man.
Merrewether made q good Kick toward
the al which the fall back umhled,
aud Immediately the Dallas team was
on hiui lighting for possession of the
ball Xllich they soon obtained,
Al this stage of the game too much
Kicking was done hy the Fort Worth
men as an opponent secured the bnIl
every time. Though Beck made one
hne point to the center which Morris
and Nray managed 20 hold down til the
crowd came up, when The usual synm.
mage occurred. Dallas got the ban aud
il was M once kicked OVER the line, the
| full back fuubli'g n snfety was made,
and the game called, Score: Dallas, 81
Fort Worth, o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
NO HUMsUo.



A REMEDY IN LUNG TROUBLES,
Samuel BollinFer, Dayton, o. u waa
Induced 10 try nadnm's MicrObe Killer
90 severe lung trouble, and win now say
that ! owe my life ~ Us USE I am
rondy TO speak of rs wonderful cure, IN
my case, 10 any ono who may address
me-"
A SURE CURE FOR la GRIPPE.
Kniney KY, June 0. 1900.
Gentlemen Your AlicrObo Killer that
j received Ia February last did positive.
Is euro mo Of thc N grippe Many
thanks. IllOA. liAdAN.
Mr.. Hagan writes ns under date Of
April s. is02, hat he hns paesed though
two epidcniics Of Ia grippe, but escaped
them both.
AS A GENERAL PANACEA.
Mrs. Chnncey C0yell Of sheridan, m,
gaya,--'I have seen Tie Mlgr0be Killer
used aud tested ia ceecs " efysipela1s
rhumatism inhpued even, ~ yitus
dance female weakness rntnrrh Of tbs
he0d and lungs and other diseascs, anu
wnfohed ito results. ia every case Il
worked Ike charm, ana in no ens0
proved fail0ro One glrl had the ~
Niuis dance 10 bad that she could scarce
IN walk, bot abe WIS entirely cured
Fiffy.pgec book free. For sale lm
Fort Worth BY " r. Nicks y q.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

since. were dedicated with appropriate
exercises They wcis in the following
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
ARLINGTON NOTES.

Ro0m NJ. ~ WrIrht Cuney
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
Special NOTICES
-. - IA rnNTRAc T0Rs.

ssTcE 10 CONTRACTORS.
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Ion "a ssrerafe bids viii be re
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By G. S. Parker, scc'y.