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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-05-24
Notice for Publication.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, 7
NORTH YAKIMA, WASH, May Is, 1894
Notice il hereby given that Smiley =. Walden
has filed notice OF Intention to make final com
mutation proof before the register and receiver.
at his ONCE in North Yakima, on Saturday,
the 30th day OF June, 1894, on timber culture
application No. 1911, for the ne quarter OF sec
ton No. II. in township No. 10 n, range No. 81 e.
He names as witnesses: o. b. Whitson. r. NJ.
Wisdom, J. A. Waters and Thomas MeCabe, all
of Zillah, Wash.
l76t A. r. SMELLING, Register
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-05-24
Petit Jury.

The petit jury impaneled for the June
term Of the superior court called for June
Il Ia aa fnlinwa.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-05-24
Saturday. June Is, at I O'Clock.

p. m to elect delegates 10 attend the aforesaid
state convention, and to transact any other bus
mess. The basis Of representation will be one
delegate at large for each precinct and one for
each ten votes or major fraction thereof cast for
the Weaver electors In 1892. On this basis the
gates as follows:
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-05-24

Winks-Do you like childreni
Jinks-Well, married widow with 81
of 'em.-New York Weekly.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-05-24
Notice for H'ubiica tion.

Notice for Pubiica tion.
UNITED STATES LAND oFFICK,l
NORTH YAKIMA, Wash, May 4, 1894.
Notice is hereby given that Bella Redmon,
Bella DAMN has fled notice of inten-
ton 10 make final Communication proof be-
fore register and receiver at their office in North
Yakima, on Saturday the 9th day of June, 1894,
on timber culture application No. ff7s, for the
Sc or sec 4, tip 10 n,r2ie
She names as witnesses: W. II. Steele and
Edison s. Bolyes, of Zillsh, wash; aud ID. A. Nc
Donald aud Robert Dunn, of North Yakima,
wash. A. =. SMELLING,
M R1xs.tz.
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Read T#z HERALD q per year.
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Peoples Party County Convention,

rJNHE STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF
l. the Peoples Party Of the state Of Washing
ton having called convention to meet in North
Yakima at 10 O'Clock g. m. June q, 1894, to nom
mate candidates for members Of Congress and
candidates for Judges of Supreme Court
Therefore In pursuance Herewith q conven-
ton. of the Peoples Party Of YAKIMA County 10
hereby called TO meet in the Court House In
North Yakima on
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-05-24

the physical and the psychical which
laughs to scorn the understanding OF
man. Thou hast reached a plane on
which he may not not hope to walk with
thee.
But we are forgetting hope, bright-eyed
nope, who has never forgotten US, and. in
spite Of every infidelity. returns to bless
US with q tenderness which passes that of
woman and is all divine. Image of the
eternal, how far back can we not follow
theef Away beyond the much-dowered
masterpiece Of Hephestus to that dim
dawn when heaven and earth, emerging
from chaos, came together and earth's
first hope was fulfilled. What luminous
trail has thou left--a milky way, in
which each one OF countless millions oil
stars is some good deed to man. And &C
down through the human story to the
hopes Of our own youth. To those on
which with . joyous optimism which
learns nsught of bygone disappoint.
ments) We are building now. win they
go, as others have gone before? What
reck We? Thou smilest, with thine own
enchanting grace, on grisly doubt, and he
is transformed to radiant confidence.
How much Of high endeavor. OF in
domitable striving, Of success achieved
and progress made do we not owe to thee
o thou best beloved Of gods and men
And yet thy name among us is one short
word. Could we write the ready thoughts
that come thick-clustering around word
thus dwelt on. what authors we should
bel Happy thought: II can't be done
Let us take The latest born of mind and
language, the last thing in words. and
one Of the least pleasing and expressive,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

run for years wiih0u; a dollars eN-
pense bought three mpinsses Hugs
heads FOR dollar apiscs. soaked TEEN
out few days and then had the black
smith put on each -FOUR hoops OF cAsfofi
wagon tire at p cents a hoop ] huilt
& staging six feet high. ard set The
three casks on It and connected them
near the bottom By three-qrarter iuch
lead pipe. t1en ran a Ealvanizsd driven
well pipe from one u them through nay
voodshed into the wazhrootns and 10
the end q this rips attached globe
flncet To make The pipe joints tisht
! drove soft rine wedges around them.
cttlked the holes with cotton ana - H.-
ed over the Joint with thick whlte Iced.
The W ter is conducted from the house
roof into the casks by trUughs and
sp0uts. have just completed a sinii'a r
arrangement for my barn, and the cat
tie ike il better than well wat have
a brass valve screwed on the end OF the
conductinR pipe 10 shut on water from
pipe In cold weather to prevent freez-
tun
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

From Or. Hnrtnaan's Latest Lecture
Ia chronic malaria there Is no dis
rnot chill. no distinct sweating stage.
and there may Be no regular time FOR
the bad spells 70 return It Is liable to
make one feel horribly miserable all
day. and someumes every day. Chronic
malaria resembles closely nergoas
pTostration. as It often produces tbs
worst form Of nervousness and paipl-
tati9n Of the heart Nervous dyspepsia
Is often a result Of chronic malaria. In
short. this disease Is frequently 50
completely disguised that il Is very
diiAcult 10 detect 1t. At this time OF the
year almost any kind Of metal " ply
sicEi disturbance Il liable 10 be caused
b. chronic nni4r-a. and a sufficient
course OF Pe-ru-na should BIZ taken
The following cases are cited as IL
lustTatious;
Rcslna Hornlas. River Basin. Mich,
writes January ~. 1894; Last August
I was stricken With malaria and vas
sick for some time with IL had taken
Pe-ru-na for other ailments with good
results. SO ] began 20 take IT, hoping
81 would cure the malaTIa- Aul was
not disappointed In a very SNORT
time / WIS well again.
Mrs. carl COttchalk. Allentown. III.
writes May 5, 1885 In January, iss-'
] got a fever and severe gains in the
LETT side. The physician sa.d II was
malaria and t.e'.-1isin. l i10h an sorts
q pills and powders, but they cid me
no good. Finally I began to take Pc
ru-na. and now l am we'll 1 think u
u had not betn fur go. ard your msdi-
cine / would not now have been alive.
] was only shln and bones when ] was
alex. but now I am healthy sad well.
Every one should hay- o c0py o. the
free book on malaria 0y DIT. hartman.
Published by the Pe-ru-nn mug Manu-
ficturing Company % Columbus. ohio.
Send lu your address sariy so as to
avoid dEay
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07
RISGLING BRO. WORLDS
GREATEST SHOWS.
Vow on Their First Grand Texas
Tour nnd Crenting Furores
Everywhere.

Vow on Their First Grnnd Texas
Tour mad CreutInE Furores
Everywhere.
For the first time in the history Of
the biggest and greatest state. it Is
to have the biggest and greatest
amusement enterprise. Ringing Bros.
uuequailed unlncaton. known as the
worlds greatest shows" are coming
and viii exhibit in all the leading cities
Of the state. playing in Fort Worth
on Wednesday. October II. In all It's
undivided unity. magnihceuce and
grandeur. The great Ringing shows
compose a huge three-rins circus. a
mllion-dollar menagerIe, real Roman
hippodrome. under the largest tents
ever erected; an oceanic aquarium. a
worlds horse fair japanese circus, ori-
entail speetacles, occidental wonders
and trained animal exposition.
In ihe circus proper VIII be seen
more artists and more acts than have
ever been seen under a circus canopy
and a greater list OK foreign and home
special features than can be seen any
where else. The acts are given three
and four al time In the great rings.
'AfhAA f'A NfAN $50 sAf"N va AAA- va a W.
stages
In the Roman hlppodrome will be
seen the greatest OF ancient and mod
ern races; Roman standing and chariot
races: modern running and trottinB
races, an exploited by the most grace
ful and intrepid male and female
riders and drivers.
In the menaEeric will be found the
greatest and r1rest geological collec-
ton ever seen since Adam first named
thu beasts Of the field, and several
scientifically eyOluted specimens which
our sun-tinted. serpent coddled sire
never saw, Among the pleasing and
wonderful specimens OF zoology VIII
be seen an lS-foot hiEh giraffe, the
greatest and tallest animal alive. and
the only giraffe on exhibition In the
world. There will be seen the largest
hippopotgmus ever seen. tAe only
thrce-horued rhnoceros and other vari-
cites IN our hundreds OF wild 4casts
The great G!let family OF Parislan
acrOhats. the wnrid-famous Hermann
Brothers, GsrlalIsts; Akuento, the
Jap" from the enchanted Isle and
several others viii do special feature
acts the Ike OF which were never seen
In the Lone Star state,
Ringing Bros great free street par
ade Is unquesflonnbly the brightest
best, largest and mast sumptuous street
pageant ever heheld. IL Is fullN mile
and half long; Il contains 100 cages.
vans. dens and cars; herds OF ponder
Gus elephants. open dens OF Wild beasts.
hundreds Of proudly prancing, gaily ca
pbrisoued horHes. elephants. camels
and camelopards; handsome costumes.
ten bands Of music and more process
sional splendor than any three process
sl0ns on earth
The railways, recognizing the import
ance OF this first tour through Texas
or the worlds greatest shows, have
managed to run cheap excursions and
carry passengers. visitors to the shows
at greatly reduced rates In many in
stances the railway agent sells coupon
tickets. bearing excursion ticket to the
shows, which cost but fifty cents Chill
dron hnlt price, the same as on the
show grounds, thus obviating a delay
az the crowded ticket wagon on the
circus grounds. where there will be
thousands.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07
STRAIGHT LILY WHITE CLUB
WILL sE ORGANIZED HERE MONDAY
sIGHr, IT'S SAID.
The Fad Of the struggle in the Re-
publican League Club and Pros
pects of Nsre Fun Than Ever.
Music, Bat No HARMONY.

IS intimaisd in the GsEst.e ses,fai
Gays ago thsss VII lie iw1 White h'
publican clubs in this city hereafter.
And the probability Is that the general
public VIII have twice as much fun out
OF the Republican party OF Tarrant
county ns they have been having.
The struggle between the rival FAC
tons o, the @. o. p. 20 control the Re
publican League club Of this city Is
familiar fact Of local chronicles. Il has
been like a deiightfui little comedy
farce Introduced for pleasing variety in
Tho serious business circles Of the p9-
Miirsi drama In these critical iirues.
Except at some intervals Il has been
a funny organization from start 20 an
ish. for its career as an educational
Institution Is drawing 70 a ciose, appar-
entity. and IL Is iike.y thal instead Of
being a non-partlgan club II wlll be-
come a very Black and Tan QrEaniza-
tion within the next sew days.
For tho simon pure Lilies The milk
white Lilies have decided 90 form q
SNOWY nssemhiage %. The elect.
a petition which had been 10 circuls-
tiOn Tor q day or two, and vas signed
n Fort worth vas sent over and the
Application for the formation q a sep
arafe Lily White club heEe was ION
ficered YESTERDAY Cd me Lily white
headquarters At Dallas and the arrival
Of tne charter was expected last night
A business meeting f0r the pGrp9s- .
organization VIII be held tom n va
evening. = public meeting viii h. ',7ii
We1nesday evening.
II VIII be remembered that the t,eau-
ties % the census plan were 10 ave
been discussed 10 r friendly way Il he
next meeting 81 TIE LeaFua clgo. ext
Thuffday night. but nnW n is .:Eoly
that an thar has passed away. II IL
said that some OF The Lilies viii he
there. But they will be iu danger ~
being called TiFer LILIES Tho fo1e-d-
iuEs Of the League club are icing
watched with sober interest ny iha Pc
pubucuns throughout the state
Iu Fort Worth they are uuiy making
FUN Tor the unrug-u@ratel -.fmeCis tic
ulasEea
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

To iiapp-s In tho hest Of Families
Appendicitis which Is TIE lates; and
mrs. fasalsrabis di-sssa l. on.sr
,t.-.,..- - -. .....s
u'A't'i Wy, ~i.- Ks i-test pas = 'si il'su
appendicitis q the Alauas oezis' or
confusion % the mind one IDEA bscon-
ins r-tv..s ar, a. .r.-s,s..s n. che otba-
'e,.-s-',
- th@' We pTrs9h hiiiieisl 3 apt y 90
just ihe reverse % what he " she
should do Du-int- q, q. ettse e.r fiiis tie
A.. =, 3D.. 7st,,t,,-s- r-..,, .,,.,,, &,
Fort worth. which . wednesday, oc-
tober 70 the Il was twisted a little
"a Yhs zsvaf.a We fs,,a a T,-,rn-,--sit,,
49,, 49,.
HD 70 A'u'-.si Win tnls h4iAis'
and he gets Aiue mixed NOS tns
biggest and best paper 10 Texas viz.
r,,s f.a-.,,s itts 49, $780,, ~, 49,.
- ~ 49, '''-'
a"D"s ever seen IN lbs engages
none but good people; but. she best
iaid plans Of mice ard men gang
Of agiee" and even cur star com-
p1Elt0E vent a nitie lame on an elab-
crate and somewhat extensive notice
n the RInglius Bros massive aa3ss
which the Gazette Just spread itself
upon. and then stopped the press 10
Insert. because % Tue iafeness Of the
hour. whea the af5gessi nltice let
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07
Premium
Sewing
M ach

Value $40. our price, t2l. VIII
eludes the Semi-Weekly Gazette
address for one year.
Extra attachments In velyel
center drawer are included.
These attachments are supe
those made by any other manufs
being the only ones that are
market that arc warranted
throughout. Other sets are mad
cipaliy OF brass, nicltle plated. y
Ing serving TO hide the true CHI
OF the metal underneath.
The Gazette's machine Is stro
simple In construction. There
few working parts in the arm.
IS easy 10 keep properly clean
oiled, and almost Impossible "a
get out OF working order.
The machine Is finely finish
beautifully ornamented. and car
pended on to do equally well n
est and the heaviest work.
The Gazette's premium mach
the Semi-Weekly Gazette for OF
s2l 90, N
The Gazette's premium .
and the daily and Sunda
gette by mail for one year. ssl
The Gazette's premium mach
the daily aud Sunday Gazette
six months, S23.50.
Address.
STATE PRINTING
For. Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

It Is human nature for ladies' to
be lnterested in millinery goods and
all are DESTROYS Of seeing the finest
in this line. The Ladies' Bazaar 10 be
found on Sixth street. between Main
and Houston streets. is where every
lady should go to see the perfection
or the milliner's art The Bazaar. un.
der the skilled hand OF Mrs. NJ. o..
Gardner, Is a marvel OF loveliness and
is well worthy a visit. The goods dis
played are all or the latest styles and
designs, while the attention you viii
receive viii be polite and attentive.
Every lady in Fort Worth should visit
the Bazaar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

rlads. W. advise watering before feed
ins. for VIXEN ya;ered Ak this time
y Is found that the appetite Is increas-
-. with the result that more food Il
eaten Horses V'iii BE- thirsty after a
meal q DRY hay and zrair. and very
thankful for = drink Of water. For
suen q drink we n4Te but htlle doubt
but wha; they would render partial
end 1uite ilseiy full compensation.
Where running water is used the cost
Of etTa watering Is very small, pro-
vlded u Is run before tbs horses. The
horses by thus watering. Il may be
assumed. wound s-erge - q o1en-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07
Olives in bulk at
TURNER & DINGEE's.
THE GREAT
SPECIALIST,
HeH5srfui Cures Ef-
feeteG BY a Physician
VITO Bnesrefd7aS his
frotsssioH.

As a successful specialist DR.. r. W
Fisk cannot be surpassed In his pro-
fession With twenty-five years close
study and experience, each year adj
ding To his already vast store Of
knowledge and experience, his reputa-
ton stands unparalleled, like q bea-
con Hight to guide the unprejudiced
afflicted to d peaceful haven OF health.
Those who know Or. Fisk and have
taken his treatment, pronounce him
unequalled as a specialist DR., Fisk
has patients from all over the state Of
Texas, New and Old Mexico, Colorado,
Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas, Tonnes
see Louisiana and Alabama. The mar
row minded Jealous physicians call Dr.
Fisk quack. and their weak followers
reflect the cry. Those who know Dr..
FISK know him to be an honest, con-
sclentious and successful physician
Ills cures have been marvellous and be-
You'd the comprehension u the wise
acres in the medical profession. He
stands ON his own merit The Won
derful cures he has affected In our
midst is enough 10 convince the most
skeptioal OF his ability Hundreds OF
cases could be cited here in Fort Worth
and surrounding country, from the
most lowly TO the most prominent peo-
pie that were given up or pronounced
incurable by Inc most prominent ply
slcians OF the city and state. that IN
der his skillful treatment and soothing
remedies were restored TO health.
In treating diseases OF the womb.
ovarian neuralgia and enlargement OF
the ovRries, DR.. Fisk has no equal. He
does not use the knife or cautery, the
remedies are soothing and curative
Or Fisk Is thorough disgnostician.
locating the most difficult and COM
plicated diseases with ease and accu-
racy. without asking but few ques-
tons.
II you want flrst-class scientific
treatment, call on DR.. Fisk.
Can on or send for testimonials OF
patients cured
Dr. r.. W. Fisk CURES CATARRH.
DISEASE OF WOMEN, BRoNCHIT-
Is. KIDNEY, LIVER, BLOOD and
NERVOUS diseases. DIARFTFs.
DROPSY, BLADDER TROUBLES.
COREA fSt. Nitus' dance RHFIfAfA-
TISM, PILES, FISTULA and all forms
Of Chronic and Blood Diseases. Medi-
cine furnished at the office.
TREATMENT BY MAIL.
The system Of mail treatment adopted
by DR.. n. W. Fisk guarantees me
same good results 10 those Submitting
their cases through Correspondence a.
20 those who come IN person.
write for diagnostlc blank. II win
describe you symptoms accurately.
No. 1 for women, No. . for men. RlisI-
ness strictly private.
r. w. FISK. M. d.
s=-r Tea Store. roo lIail sas,.s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

W. have $1,000 acres Of splendid ag-
ricIifurai and grazing land. immctl-
ateiy On the Fort Worth and RIO
GrdBde railroad, and within sixty
miles Of Fort worth. In the heart ~
Is fine agricultural country. that we
Will sell for 50 an acre. o1e-thiri
cash. balance on time. 10 suit. az .
TOR cent We win not exchange this
iBud FOR other property. neither win
We cut u mp or sell IT In small tracts.
il is wei adapted TO farming OF graz
Ing. II viii make a splendid fine stock
farm or a. Wen suited to cutting Up
into small farms II can IN either way
be made 20 pay handsomely. II ls real
~ worth double the price asked for
o. Some one by applying early can
obtain rHrn bargain.
THE LOVING LAND AND LIVE
STOCK AGENCY,
Fort Worth Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

Our importatlons Of sugar for the fis-
cal year ended june 30, 1886 were s.7s3.-
o4o,2se pounds. II is estimated that 10
MAKE the same quantity from beets IN
this country would require 2tO factories
OF tbs size OF the largest one In Ameri-
ca today (ut Watsonvilie. Cal) and 1885,
7s7sS0 tons OF beets, which would oc-
cupy 100000 acres, producing twelve
tons per acre. The labor cost OF pro-
duction would be sac per acre. amount-
ing to Sseo0oo.oOo per year for farm
labor alone. The factories would cost
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

To Arrange for Representation ut
the DatIa. Convention
II. ne ioil0wins circular has been IS

The following circular has been IS
ssed.
Fort worth. oct. 8. 1884
Dear Sir: Pursuant 90 can made
b. tie Texas sr4cers Review Of kort
worth, calling a meeting Of the retail
merchants OK Texas % assemble 81
Dallas On Merchants LAY At the fair.
October a. 1854, We beg 20 advise you
that there vii BE- g meeting u the re-
tail merchants OF Fort worth On Mon
Jay afternoon az O'Clock y. IN. IN the
auditorium Of the city hall 70 discuss
their mutual Interests and arrange for
tue proper representation OF Fort
worth retailers at the Dallas meeting.
The Review man has already scen
personally large number Of the pr0ni-
nent retail merchants Of Fort Worth
and they VIII be there Be sure to
come. As Fort Worth cannot afford 70
have no prHeentatlves At the Dallas
meeting There will be about 1919
representative retail merchants Of Tex
~ Ia Dallas ca that day and they Will
eject AZ organization while there Tor
mutual protection and the mainten-
aztec OF their rights and prosperity The
fair mana cement are cooperating with
o. actively and all arrangements have
been made Tor your entertainment
there.
Leave your business for few hours
and come 70 this meeting Monday. It
means much for you. Don't forget that
you are cordially invited % be az the
city ball Monday. October g promptly
at 9 O'Clock .. M, and take part in the
proceedings of tnis meeting Again
impressiur Upon you the Importance
% attending ] beg 70 remain yours
very truly. a p. FOUTE.
Editor Texas Grocers' Rsvl@w.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

1000 Liberty county steer yesrlings.
At 50 To-
100 Liberty county steer 2-year-olds.
az se.25.
at So
1900 Greer county steers, half 81 and
half 40, at SIS 90.
400 finely bred 100 pound feeders
tops" Mt $3.50.
1000 good cows nnd calves located
above quarantine Inc, ~ yl5
800 spieniidly bred mixed stock rai-
fle Shove quarantine line at 5000.
1900 JEFF Dayis county sfeer yearliags.
1900 jon Davis county steer 2R al
VI.
THE LOVING LAND AND LIVE
STOCK AGENCY.
40 Main street. Fort worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07
c0M


The Binf1rd Coal company has OPEN
cd On office At 7i5 Houston street and
are supplied with all the best grades
Of Colorado coal the genuine Cameron,
als1 McAiester and Texas coal, Last
winter We gave away coal holds and
IRE shoveis. this season we viii give
sou The positive assurance that you
VIII got Two Thousand Pounds 90 ihr
Ton. Tor We weigh ail our coal over
puSiic city scales We are positively
tAe only company iu Fort
Worth who ever len their
weighing 90 GIsinf-resird parties SPEC
ciai Inducements Tor five and ten ton
Dot orders. II wln pay you 20 call anu
See ua.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

We want 70 list your real estate
provided you are willing to sell 81 al
prices Ia keeping with the times,
We are In position 70 rem
der valuable aid In the way OF finding
buyers for those who really want %
sell. Give u description OF your
property. make your prices right. and
you.
THIS LOVING LAND AND LIVE
STOCK AGENCY.
4l7 Main street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

We offer one Hundred Dollars re-
ward f1r any case W CaiHrfh thai can
not Boz cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
T. j. CHENEY a. co. Taicin 10
We, she undersigned. have known +.
J Cheney for the last lttrlu ytars.
and believe h.m perfectly roao4hle
in an buainess transactions ana imam
ciaily able 10 carry out any Obllga-
lions made by their hrm;
WEST e. TBUAX. wholesale Drug
EHts. Toledo. o
wALDING. KINNAS & MARVIN.
Wholesale Drugglgtg. Toledo. O.
Hairs Caiarfh Cure rs taken inter
nails. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Testimonials sent free, Price 7be Per
botNe. snld by an DruEg.ata.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-07

We want you to take part in our
parade whether you contest for the
prizes or not. We will supply you with
the lanterns. We wish a monster pa
rade. Come out with your bicycles
and take part We Will have music
in the parade. Some Of the boys are
going to play mandolins. guitars, etc,
while riding their bicycles
Entries are coming In rapidly.
EVANS & ROE.