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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-16

Hon Geo + Chamberlin is president Of
the Columbia Democratic club of Portland.
and was not defeated for the Office as a
Portland paper stated and the DEMOCRAT
copied.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-16

A few da.s ago n Sherman county
farmer drove Il hogs iato Rufus which
weighed 1860 pounds, and eight of them
weighed 500 pounds each. Fer these he
received S cents pound, and they were
fed on damaged wheat that he >ould not
sell al aLy price. This is a very success
full experiment of feeding grain to hogs.
and one that vii, paw better than selling
whea' AT So cents a bushel.-0regon
Scout
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20
A REMEDY ron LAnon TROUBLES.

The investigation Of the late railway
strike Of the American Railway union
has led TO the discovery OF proposal
to incorporate labor organizations and
to clothe them with certain functions
and responsibilities to the end that they
may more efficiently protect the Just
rights OF their members and that u
wholesome restraint may be exerted
upon the passions Of ignorant and reck-
less leadership.
The labor union Is one cf the most
Snclent OF human institutions. II was a
strong factor in AFFAIRS in the days OF
the Roman republic. 1t deals with
matters affecting the general welfare,
and In It's operation is necessarily
quusl-publlc.
Tho Incorporation OF the union would
undoubtedly give It a status and dig
nifty that would materially influence
its course Az an organization liable
to be called TO account Judiclously for
it's actions, It would move more cau-
tlously and considerably. True, Il
Judgment could not be used to recover
actual damages, but the moral effect
would be wholesome, and the hazard
Of loss OF charter would be present.
on the other hand, the legal recogni-
ton OF the union would promote n feel
ing Of identity with the government in
lta membership that would operate to
prevent such threatening and mischiev-
Qua collisions as those which character
lied the strike at Chicago
The suggestion to incorporate the un-
ion is certainly worthy OF serious
thought
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Austin, Tex. Sept, 1e.-The court Of
civil appeals for the Third district de-
cided the following cases today;
Aiiirmed-Casscls VS.. Gibson, from
Brown.
Reversed and emanded-Blanks vs.
Ripley and wife. from Tom Green
Earnest vs.. Moline Pillow company, from
Lampasas.
Reformed and Remanded-Eldridge
VS.. Anderson, from Brown.
Reheuring Refused-Moore VS.. Cross
from MeLennan; Missouri, Kansas and
Texas railroad company VS.. Walker
from Williamson; Theadgille VS.. Brock
erston, from Falls; Jenkins VS.. Robert
son, from McLennan; Gulf, Colorado
and Santa Fe railroad company VS.
McCown, from Williamson; Murphy VS..
AIR Milling company. from Runnells:
Alexander Va. Houghton, from Rum
nells
Motion Granted-St. Louis street rail-
way company VS.. Garden. from Cory6fi
to withdraw transcript, Moore VS.
Waco Building Association. from Me-
McLennan, to file briefs Motions sub
mitted, Gerald VS., Lee & Co. From Bell
TO file order of court. Vaughon VS..
Bailey, from McLennan, to file trans
cript.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Queen Victoria possesses walking
stick that was owned by Charles H.
FIFTY thousand per annum is the
marriage dover of the young women
OF the Vanderbilt families.
Slgnor Schlapareili. the eminent as
ironomcr OF italy, treats with great
acorn the suggestion that the inhabit-
ants OF the planet Mars are signalling
to the earth.
General Andreas Avelino Caceres,
who recently became president Of Peru,
Is a distinguished soldier and a thor
ough patriot. His body Is covered with
wounds received in his COUNT IS SER
vice, and he Is poor man, for the
reason that, IN her hour OF need, he
gave his country every cent he had.
Tho King OF Corea is suffering from
a disease OF the throat. Unhappily for
him, he is looked upon as divine be-
Ing, whom no metal instrument may
touch. In consequence Of this, the oper-
alton which is necessary to save his
life cannot be performed. and the mon
arch will probably die on this account
in comparatively short time
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20
LAw-MApE pnrnncrATIoy

Walter II. ingalls,. a mining .pg,roer
OF some note. has published an nrticI.
on the Worlds gold production ip which
he says that the totnl ou,pnt for tho
calendar ycnr ls9g sl55 5gi 7oo occorl
ing To the director Of the rpttrd stotns
mirt, was the LARGEST ever reror1ca
The nearest nppronch g., this w4,s sit5
100000. recording 10 Sir tIoctor It,,,
In 1853. In that year the rieb n,or,r
mines OF California and Austroila
yielded their maximum. From mat
time there was a gradual deercnse 10 n
minimum of sg5. 100 900 I'm iss9 From
,ssE "a tgsa ,,,, ur,.,,,,, a,,,,,,,,., ~,
80 ~ F''NuN. Nv 'u''V" W.
tween Nluod'o'Vuu ana sun lsNOOO ana
then began rapid Increase, which IL
atm iu nrorress In tseo tho ,otoi uo.
s,,s 90 ano, A., ,eo, ,,eo ga noo. ,,an
stie'o'''VVV' ~ i''', Si'V'''V'VV'' III 1875
NiB'2sLOOO and In 1904 as above stated.
Stbb, 1921. 700
Mr. Iryaus rredtots q ,o,,,,,,,,a, H.
NV"'''uVu ~
erease IN tue annual output OF gold,
basing his expectation partly upon the
recent Introduction of imnr6ved pro.
$500 ,,',,,,h ,,,,,,'',., A. w ~
""'N' "'''''''''N ''v VuS' VI pro
duetlon, partly upon the prospect that
wages In our own mining iistricts must
ba h,.o,,,tt t,,t, ,i,s,,. ,,,.,e..,,a 80
-. ,..,',,.. -, -, ,,'F W..
N'e s'eNuF 'euuueu cost OF ilNlhg ana
the greater permRnenee of employment
under more agreeable conditions. and
n,r,i, unon ,ha fa,, 40. o,,, j.. a..
F"''ly syn '''' .''N' ''N' sV'u ;" m
efeasing IN Nalue as compared with
commodities In general, making 4,
proiltnble TO work ores that hnve hereto.
49,. 49,, .,,'.,,,,., .'...'',,,,'
Ao'p pueV "Ns'0u'su "s u'n'on'aole
Commenting on his conclusion, the
Chicago Herald says:
az ,oo,,. ,,,,io,, ,,.,..,.,.
imnortanee Mr. i Iuraiis does does y no, s, AZ
ousu one reason Why sold has risen
In value as compared with commodities
q, n ,. oevSus' s,'NSp mss ogen 70 generaiiy
a money metal Of fuil legal tender On S .
pacity. In case the minis OF the world
should be reopened 70 silver az an
pIaelnr a higher roli y,i nr Sny o,n o,,
silver than that which prevails under
existing conditions, the value OF silver
'So,nd , r'ne MIME NM me value OF gold
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Waco Day; Beeviile Is a growing 1T
tie city OF $500 souls. In the Bsevllle
Pleayune We md the "ads" OF over 200
local nrms and Col, Street. the pro-
prletor, says that comprises the busl-
ness elientage OF the town. that every
arm considers Il matter OF public
welfare 20 advertise In the home paper.
and that tho rates tthe Picayune is a
weekly paid ale higher than some mer-
chants elsewhere are willing to pay
TO daily paper for an every day In
stead OF weekly ad. Result The Bee
vile papers are well supported, are
equal TO any weeklies In the state and
are aiding wonderfully in building no
Beeville and Bee county. New -'o-a
and towns cannaf diN..ef MINIS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

would cause silver to rise In value and
gold 10 fall. This comedies the whole
question. It refers the unscttling OF
values throughout the world TO the
conspiracy TO advance the value OF
monep and dcprecia:e the value OF prop
erty by cutting away one OF ;he pi'-
lars OF the financial system. The
Herald's admission is enough TO con-
vince any unbiased mind that the
sooner silver is restored to its old posi-
ton in the monetary system the better
It win be for the whole world, and Il
may be added that what the conspira-
tors have gained by appreciating gold
at the expense OF other property they
win never relinquish without a serious
struggle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

young man OF syracuse ~ J.,
pupil OF Edison's' has evolved an iuea
which. u II proves nractcal sue
cess VIII make the bicycle more anu
more rival OF any animal as steeu'
He proposes 10 attach TO eaoh ma
chine hVe-pound electric storas"
battery which Is SO contrlVed as 10
store energy by the movements OF 'he
rider when moving along snlooth
and level road, which energy can De
turned on and utilized In climbing
hills or other difficult traYeiinB Ihe
cXertlon OF pedaling on sood fohu
over level stretch u. OF course
mere nothing to an experienced Wheel
MANI Il is when II comes to steep mn
or a rough way that his misery peSins'
The pump, pump necessary to force
thitiy-siN or even twenty-eight-
pound machine up moderately steep
incline is truly heartbreakins ana
destroys the enjoyment OF long SPIN
IL by the Application OF power the
eNertion OF hlll-olimDing could De re-
duced TO the minimum required on the
level, It can easily be Imagined what
gain In ease and speed aud the
ability to make long journeys would
be secured. The inventor OF the de-
vice says he thinks hve-pound bat
terry viii amply I'LL every require
ment The mechanism by proper pd-
juatment under the handle or the
uNul of thp llrVple. WDulu more than
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

White Bead Hill, !. T.. Sept H.
Heavy rains fell here last Saturday
night accompanied with heavy winds
and much thunder and lightning.
Farmers are busy gathering their
cottn and the gins are running early
ana late. There viii not be as much
cotton raised In this section as antici-
Mr.. Il. r. Ward, deputy marshal
captured a distillery on Rush ereel.
the other day but did not gel those
who We're making the whisky.
White Bead will soon have I've,
schools In operation, one Baptist and
one Methodist. "''u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20
onNrnAL AMnnIoAN uNIoN.

Recently General Antonio Ezeta OF
Sun Salvador, who is now prisoner
In san Francisco. gave signed state
mcnt OF hia views ON a union OF the
Central American states at the pres
ent time 10 correspondent OF Il St,
Louis paper The substance OF his
opinion is that union OF that kind Is
impraeticable under existing oond-
tions.
Four Of those states. San Salvador.
Honduras, Guatemala and Nicaragua,
have formed treaty for union,
But Costa Rlea is left out for the
renRon, II seems. that the president
Of that country did not think the time
favorable for the formation of such
u compact. In the opinion OF General
lzeta the union Will be short-lived
and he bases this opinion upon the
fuot that tho men who are at the
head OF the Interested governments
are weak ana unprogressive.
He thinks that the immediate out
look for Central America is very dark.
hut he has hope In the young men
who are just coming on the stage OF
action. These young men are expected
to be more progressive and In keep
ing with the spirit OF the modern age.
They have an opportunity to see the
evils OF the methods which control at
present In Central American govern
ments. and they Will throw their In,
tluence in favor OF lawful and order
~ government IL they are patriotic
and unAolnsh,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20
Court OF clvm Appenl--rort worm

Chief Justice, b. d. Tarleton; II. o.
Head and /. W. stephens. associate
Justices; W. l.. Hun, clerk.
The following eases were decided yes
terdey;
J, J. MeLemore vs., S. Smith, from
Erath county; affirmed,
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
company VS., A. F. Krlnkie, from CLAY;
affirmed.
NJ. Lichenstein VS.. l. A. Kemp GRO
Gerry company, from wilbarger; affirm
ed
W. l.. Hilderbrand vs. Walter A.
Wood Moving ana Reaplng Machine
company from wllbarger; reversed
and remandcd.
Schmidt a zeigler ct al. vs.. r.. d.
Gillenwaters ct al, from Wiibarger;
affirmed.
Texas and Pacific Railway company
VI. Frank Rryant, from Tarrant; ro-
versed and reminded
A. Newly ct al. Va. W. b. Patterson
et al, from Wichita; affirmed
Northern Assurance company Of Lon
don VS.. Mary l.. Flournoy, from Cooke;
reformed and affirmed.
George A. Soule ct al. vs. S. NJ, Coll
Her, from Wichita; affirmed.
j. II. Barnett w. Beasley & Lasslter
ct al, from Taylor; affirmed.
The following motions were decided
Max h,lser vs. City OF Fort Worth
motion for rehearlng; refused.
Wichita Valley Railway company VS..
W. @, Peery. for rehearinR aud 10 set
aside order Of dismissal, refused.
Hiram poolH ct nj VS.. Farmers I.oan
and Trust company, for rehearing; re-
fused
s, II, Title 20 N. l.. Van Leer. for
certlioAtlol rlf1
Max Else. 49, lay OF Fort Worth
amended motion fN reahsaring; re-
and Kate n. johnson VS.. Geo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

San Antonio, Tex, Sept. 1s.-In the
Fourth court OF civil appeals today.
decisions were handed down in the
following cases:
Administrations B. Wren vs..
Henry kieder & Co, from BeNar; NJ 4.
Ecktord ct al. VS.. w. Berry ct al,
from Dimmitt; Galveston, Harrisburg
and san Antonio railway comnanv rs
Il. S. Smith, from Bexar; Olive,
Sterneberg q Co. VS.. San Antonio
Builders' supply company, from Bexar.
Studebaker Bros Manufacturing COM
pany vs.. santo Tomas Coal company.
from Webb; L, A. Kuhls VS.. the CITY
OF Laredo, from Webb.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

on his part her hnsussa a..,.S
estranged from her and y VIE 4, y
jenkins a few days ago NJ e, Y M
but returned today. ana Y, =. y
OF Mcintosh followed ~ .',s.,I
claimed that jenkins oa w.
one occasion administers ,.,,,.ls..s|
his wife. owing TO me l9' m 3
all the parties the vatl9l' liz 4
the shooting have cres s, ~
ton and more tronp,s Il. ~
Jenkins was brought hsi'
and placed in jail.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

For County Judge
GEO, w. ARMSTRONG.
For County Attorney
BEN NJ. TERRELL.
For Sheriff.
70. a, EuLEss,
For District Clerk
r. H. INNATE
For County Clerk
JOHN p. KING.
For Tax Collector
j. r. HOVENSAMP.
For County Assessor--
W b. ROGERS.
For County Treasurer
". u. COLLINS,
For County Surveyor
j. J. GOODFELLow.
For County Superintendent
D. M'RAE.
For Commissioner Precinct No. l.
JOHN BARDON
For Justice or the Peace, Precinct No.
trwo 20 be elected
JOE NJ. ADAMS. JR.
j, l. WRIGHT.
For Constable, Precinct No. l.
w l., RUSHING
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20
THE HIGHER COURTS.



Dallas. Tex, Sept. 1e.-ProeeedinEs
had in court OF civil appeals. Fifth
district. at Dallas;
Cases Afnrmed-Parls Electric Light
and Railway company VS.. Southwest
ern Telegraph and Telephone com
pany from Lamar county; j. w. Bar
ton et al. VS.. American National bank,
from Dallas county, st. Louis South
western hallway company VS.. y. L.
Blake, from Franklin county; Dallas
Title and Trust company vs.. City OF
Oak Clln; 4. l.. Marsals vs. city Of
Oak Gin, from Dallas county; Texas
and Pacific Railway company VS.. f. W.
Hengst, from Marion county.
Reversed and Remanded-H. NJ
Lacy, administrator VS., IL. NJ. Young
ct AL, from Hill county; Western Union
Telegraph company vs.. j. w. League,
from Franklin county; Dallas CONSOLE
dated Traction Railway company vs..
NJ. j. Randolph, from Dallas; j. l..
Davis ct al. vs. Bette Weaver ct al,
from Grayson county; Maddox & Ora
ham vs.. i. f. Dabney from johnson
county.
Reversed and Rendered-W II,
Moore VS.. Paris Cotton and OIL com
pany, from Lamar county.
Appeals Dlsmissed-Western News
paper Union vs.. II. NJ. Pease, from
Dallas; j. $. Grinnan VI. Equitable
Mortgage company. from Dallas
Motions Disposed Ot-For rehearing,
overruled: Chas Dillingham;, receiver,
vs.. Kate S. Blake; ID. ID. Steger ct al,
vs.. w. Y. Davis ct al, 10. i. Williams
ct al. VS.. w. =, Pollard ct al, Farmers.
and Merchants bank VS.. Slayden &
Clarkson, Minnie Allen VS.. Texas and
Pacific Railway company, Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railway company
Vs. w. NJ Cox Geo A. Eddy ct al. VS..
s. II. Prentice, Parker Bros. VS.. Amer
lean Exchange bank, and Theo. d.
Rand w. j. Il. Davis.
Peoples Building. Loan and Savings
association vs., Elliott & Price, file
transcript granted.
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe railway
company vs., j. G. Sparger, perfect
record granted.
Southern Pacific company Va. L..
Phlllipson. dismiss appeal sustained
w, c. Conner ct nj. vs.. 7. H. Saun-
ders file briefs granted
DeCamp, Levy ~ Co. vs.. II. p, Bates
y Co, file transcript granted
s. Beck W., lsidor Elbe, dismiss APP
peal overrulod.
II. G. Hamilton VS.. NJ. j. Clark ct
al, retaX cost, overruled.
United states Carriage company vs..
Bay city Buggy Works, ille trans
script granted.
c. s. Kimberly VS.. J. NJ. Morris.
dismiss appeal, overruled. Appellant
TO lille briefs In this court and court
below within ten days and TO pay
cost Of motion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Leads TO n killing mt Pine Hun.
Facts In the gase


Memphis, Tenn. Sept. ia special
to the commercial-Appeal from Pine
Bluff, Ark. says: Or. c. Mcintosh
the correspondent in a sensational di-
Toree suit in. which ], L. jenkins Of
Sheriff., Ark, is plaintiff. was today
at that place filled with buckshot by
jenkins while standing among crowd
OF people and almost instantly killed.
jenkins few days ago sued his wife
Tor divorce on the ground Of adultery
with Mcintosh, who is also married.
Nhile MS Wife at the same time filed
suit for $4,000 damages against p. N.
sAushine, wealthy planter and mer-
shent, for SANDER and for alternating
ne husbands affections. alleging that
" Naughine's iibelous remarks about
ner relations with Mcintosh. which
mao only been OF neighborly nature
and thess of a family physician Il u.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

chinas menace to the world was
the subject Of an article published
by an American diplomat in one Of
the reviews, last year, in which it was
asserted that II the Monaghan empire
should become infected with military
ardor It might overrun the world. II
Hung chang's private opinion on that
subject would be OF general interest
now
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

washington, Sept, is--Aa = y,
searchers were e~amlning Y M
the Stumph Bros. niatu'..k 4, 50
in the hope OF finding y. sti,il
those missing, Tonighs Al n
other corpse was dlsco'',, u, h VI
is not much mutllaiec.; ,,, r. ~
vet been Identified ir' w, I ~
total six. SIN another p'a' : !
10 be in the debris, .-.-~---
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

per go pounds has not produced the
expected results. The warmest parti-
sans Of the protectlonlst system con-
fcsB that they were mistaken. The
farmers do not get the increased price
they hoped for, though bread is in
creased In price to the consumer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

This paper IS Kept on iile and adver-
Using rates may be ascertainsd at tho
ofioe OF the American Newspaper
Publshcrs' Association, Temple Court.
New York, or from It's Eastern bust
ness office. IS Tribune building. New
York.
Western business office. roe, "The
Rooltery." Chicago. Ill
s. C. Beckwith. sole agent for foreign
Advertising.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20
srAm DnmoonArIo r,crnr.

For Governor
HON. CHARLES A. cuLnERsoN
For CUngrosH--
HON G. X. BELL.
OF Tarrant County
For state Senator
HON. w j. BAILEY.
Of TArrant County
For Floater-
HON. - w MORRIS.
OF Hood County.
for Representative
r. r. u. ANDREWS.
II. H. l.. ROY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Kansas city, Mo. SEPT ~, VI
Elliott OF Kansas CITY :, 'o f,''1
feated DR.. William :
three match shoot u. =, M, ect..
each. Elliott scored Y. NJ ll
IS. The days shoot nlas !, III Il 4
ner OF the entire stake E Y, 4 a ~
Rel Of 500 on the Halen -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Louisville, KY sepL l e, d. &
the Times from Mi tie1,sr VI
AS Engineer Tom 4, i,crsss (. n 4
engine en- iSs 9 R1n e trfa''t ssd + {.
road, a sudden lul "a h ~ ,
He was dead when p'.e. -,r-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

"There would have been no panic"
says the Globe-Demoerat, III the Re-
publican party had remained In pow
ar" The GID. forsets that Harrison
LETT the panic in fun bloom in the
treasury department.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

eats. and II there was ever paper In
10 do all IN It's power for It's town and
every home interest. even working for
men who discredited IT. and never did
business with it, we have never seen
or heard OF that paper Has anybody
gtqq2
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Mr., Rufus Hardy OF corsicana. iato
candidate for congress in the Sixth
district is sim writing lettera for
the press agains, silver, We believe
they have a gold cure In the ncIghbor-
ing town OF Lnmpasas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

The corn crop OF the United states Is
estimated this year at 1900, Ooo, 900 bush
els. II has averaged for the past nine.
teen years i,eio,ssS.acO bushels. In 1874
the yield was but s5o,Ooo. 900 bushels.
ana In 1875 was i,ssi.Ooo. 600 bushels.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

The fall crop OF Immigrants to Texas
promises to be proportionod to the
other Texas crops that will be har-
vested at the same time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

The train robbcr Industry Ia grow
ing In Missouri. Kansas and Illinois
at rate which suggests that the peo-
pie OF those states have got the i'm
precision that valuables in transit are
placed on the free list by the new
tariff bin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Tho reports OF the director OF the
riint Of the United States regarding
the annual production OF gold and sll-
yer arc not worth the paper they are
printed ON. The figures are doetored
to bolster up the single gold standard
theory.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

A MOTHERS Hxpsp,r,,,

. .sonih BEND, nafis. 7. :
DR.; r. Y. PIERCE, Buffalo. K, = = 4
Dear .Siy'-I began tatIss. !.
lite Prescription ;" the ff7i ~, ,sS Il
nancy, and have con. 1 4
tinued taking II since IA
confinement. ibid not
experience the nausea NV
or any Of the ailments N
due to pregnancy, after
began taking your vi
Prescription" Twas 6A
only in labor a short,,
time, and the physicianss
said | got along IN. s{j
usually well. ~ w
We think it saved me Ms. isa
a great deal Of suffering. liz. I
great deal with leucorhea AZ Y, M 1
done a world of good for me- = y
Yours truly,
Mrs. v. G IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Mr.. Morton has not put his barre.
on tap merely for chance az guber-
material honors, He is looking toward
Washington. via Albany
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Oklahoma has stopped It's divorce
mill It ean do better business grind
lng wheat,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

London. sept ~ a. "
Times from shansssagHb s re Il,
s sSssat ' 81 t ips1" Army u. = 81
but deny that ths Wy
BY the Japanese -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

II General ccxey will promptly report
at Pslsin III Hung Chang viii gladly
resign In his favor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

THE sEMi.w WEEKLY GAZETTE
one year ISSUED Tuesday and Fri
day., 800.
Six months. 80 cents,
Three months, 20 cents.
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This recent Increase by the French
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