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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-09
Chairman.

M an2 t a;it;n nafv ddafg:ft August 1874
"a KANSAS senator's nara luck. Gould
tor how good his hands We're he soon a.
re to be beaten. Inc game Ht'u ton to
/, for some time when a messellSel the pee
B the door and inquired TOT 'ce Ilsl.ol In real
| saving he was wanted on nhpolC race,
siness Tie senator excused I'm all the
/ said he would be back pfesentl!; rem;
/ he was zone his friends Joklngly there
ed to put up NAME Oh III more
s.raneed it SO that Plumb would get In S
acks and Farwell tour queens s9 he the
Ing that the former was sun o ptns kyrie,
Nv Anticipated the heaVv pet.lli5 judge.
b9ych elee, and the senator's crest than t
relief when they would subse- he tn
II explain the practlcsl ,Johe oA water
Senator Aldrich was the dealer in a b
Kansas senator returned IN very NO
lime and resumed his seat a, .ie in ain
1.-THE others all wore tnelr lliost SUI kyrie
beet The cards were dealt as az VIII
hv the senatorial consplratorss: any G.
r. Plumb held three JACKS pay as the
tlled for one card. Aldrich dealt "Nc
lack from the Dottoih ol .he p"NA' was {
,nator Plumb saw 1t. ., to the
:, instant he was on his feet boiling Wh
rage The others tred TO paclny Laptl
out he only became 'ne l1ole - ~ cept
The FL s others Gr hm to be quiet the
ne that it was all a Joke ina. tnes otism
led playing Oh hiih' w. -. ,,on for u
or, who was yer! selious Ai''A' as "
not see it IN that hSh' ,;. with
PARTICIPANTS fiI in anything but jovi;al g Wi Vi
Further explanations were sub, had
ntly made to Plumb. but he would ID little
orgive Aldrich and never SPOKE 10 20
Harvard. though their official duties snlen
emily brought them together in the cot
te. co,,;.o ,oodo quicl
)m that nlsht oella.oi ~. .14' :, cod he Who'll
v informant. "a small game like that race
lrouse such bitter hatred and enmlty on O,
lg friends I never want TO play ~ =
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-09
Churches and Societies.

~ atholic Church Services first sunday III
I oach month ass, 1870 a IN NeSperS
Rev Father n. } uiy, Pastor.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-09

700 Eagle River Lodge NO 1O3 meets
iryery Montlar at their hall over r. bei(rh-
seys drug store Hf"i heIs from "''''
',sS7,S,h Gi r.; eco. IarIing See
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-09
Kenneth Bazemore had tn


fortune to receive a samll bottle OF
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy when three members OF
his family were sick with dysntery.
This one small bottle cured them all
and he had some left which he gave to
Geo w. Baker, a prominent merchant
of the place, Lewiston, n. c., and 1T
cured him of the same complaint.
When troubled with dysntery, diar-
rhoea collie or cholera morbus, give
this remedy trial and you will be
more than pleased with the result.
The praise that naturally follows It's
introduction and use has made it very
popular. % and so cent bottles for
sale by F. Beardsley, Druggist.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-09

ra,mony Tent NO Is X. O. r. NJ. meets
I'll every Thursday evening at At 'o"u
Tcmplars hGN. Visiting hEl&hts al-
nays welcome. ,,, ,.,,,,
L. W. Ryan, X. X. w .. hlhpa'' '"i'''
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-09

INV A-i,ayle Waters Camp No 800 meets
M each 1T and thir,! Friday OF every
W. month at Sniley's liall.
w \ bradford ADV Il " NJ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
ALONG THE AMAZON.

Washington Post.
Il am homewari bound from two
years surveying trip made in the middle
and western regions Of Brazil said
Harry =. Eastlake Of Duluth, Minn-, 81
Chemberlail's. '1he Brazilian govern
meut was juei beginning 10 learn what
country 10 really had BY systematic
surveys when the war broke out aud we
were nll recalled for lack Of funds.
"Geographcrs have absolutely no CON
cention Of the Amazon river. Tue Mis-
slssippi Is a bhlbliug brook COMPARED
10 g. Five hundred miles from lie mouth
there Is section Of over 2uu MILES in
lchgth. up which we steamed in gov
ernment vessel, where you cannot see
land Ia any direction Tie fertility Of
the coil Is amazing, and Brazil is today
The richest lumber country in the world.
luiermiuablc forests ol mahogany, ebony
and d variety ~ other beautiful woods
grow along the banks
The heat " ihe midday sun Is the
ore great drawback. u is almost fatal
10 the whife man The Indians don't
seem to mind 1t. BY The way,
thought tbs. tue statement OF Carlyslc
about che Orin0co Indians living 30 the
tops Of trees and suhsisilHg un nothing
but clay during three months Of the
overflow period was @ philosophers fairy
tale. IL isu',, for ] saw hundreds Of
them myself We tied M for three
days right Ia the mMst Of d number Of
thcm. They bad built rude nests, some
thing like the piclures you Gee Of the
African apes nest, iu the upper branches
Of trees, aud didn't Helu To be p3rucu-
larry uncomfortable. They swan 10 0ut
vessel and would swarm an over It dur.
ing the day AMI tAcn go back az night
Ike chickens 10 rOu-t %
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09


DIR. IL NJ Blggs In February Forum.
As the mberclc bacilli do not multiply
outside OF the living body. excepting un-
der artificial conditions. aud as {, has
been proven cNpcrmcnlally that tho dis.
eosc ia due to these germs, Il follows
that when the disease occurs II muse ba
produced hy the same individual germs
that have been thrown OF hy some other
human being or animal suffering from
tuberculosis.
4 vast amount OF evidence can now
be adducM TO show that clnsuuiption h
comparatively rare among those who live
an outdoor life under normal and healthy
conditions. For every 1000 deaths from
NIL causes lOi farmers die OF pulmonary
tuberculosis. los fishermen, i2t mrdcn.
ers IL agricultural luborers, iBT rrocprs.
while among tailora the nOrllinty rsrs ia
2h.-.nd among drapVrs 10 Sll ONT Of
evcry roo deaths among printers and
compositions A6i or nearly 30 Der csnt
OF ah-result from consumption
The duties 81 state, municnl ana se.,.
ttnry authorities in this matter arc clear
and specific, COMPREHENSIVE and an.
cient means should be at once taken for
the prevention OF Tuberculosis. These
means should consist In educating tho
people as to the infectious nature Of the
ff'|'t 50 AfA'tA w was NtAAA III tue ulNNna
and methods to he taken 20 render IN,
sputum innoXious, IN the systematic eni-
ploymcnt Of bactoroloeical examinations
ot the sputun for the early diagnosis OF
tuberculosis IN the proper dsinfoclion OF
rooms occupied by tubercular patients
iTiure they are again occupcd nv other
people; In The establishment OF public
hospitals for the segregation, lso'ntini,
and treatment Of the consunptlvc p0nr;
N the. enactment Of regulations which
shall forbid the employment Of tnhereu.
inr patients Ia such occupations as shall
inlure the welfare OF others; in the aiop,
ION OF sanitary regulations o. prevent
tAo Denomination Of infection by means
OF tqpercular sputnm In places of as.
senoly, In the governmental Inspection
9l DAIRY cattle and IN the destruction OF
tnese found TO be tuhprcular.
\ person suffering frum pulmonary
consumption may be absolutely free Of
dangsf 10 his most inilmatc associates
or ms immediate surroundings, II only
me spnium s disposed % with srnlnn-
iy,us 'Hre The sputum. ami the sautnm
alone, in some way is The source OF dan-
""' HeH'r"H sense gsd k9nitaiioh.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

Pomona (Cal) Progress.
Manuel Gotta, tail, emaciated sheep
herder and ranchman. living about seven
miles southwest Of Pomona. has the dis
tinction of standiug ut the very head OF
the procession of addcrs to the population
of this county. He is the father of n
boys and girls, and has fathercd. first
and last, % infants. Manuel and his
wife were married in San Diego in 1850
but one year older. Their eldest child
is "a, and has started a nice little family
group of his own, having seven children
thus far. Mr.. and Mrs. Cda's youngest
Clild is weeks old. Fifteen of the
children are married, and Manuel, at the
last accounting, found he was grand
parent Of II youngsters, all the way from
2 months to 10 years old.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

soul" By such efforts at the Dlaa..ins
Of an the faculties Of n mans being into
aud moral developments, were given TO
the world such intellectual beings as
Socrates. Plato, Pericles; and through
out Hellus was felt the profound moral
sweep Of the philanthroplst the loftiners
Of the philosopher. and in art, the soul
Of such as Phydias. II such rounded
characters were produced under the hl-
fiuence Of Greek ethics. let us hold fast
to the idea of moral as well as mcutal
and physical development in tile ednca-
ton Of oar children. and let 1t be the rule
by which we measure our lives; then
shall the earth yield her increase, wisdom
shall be exalted in the land, and God,
even our God will bless us.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
rHE SOUTH CAROLINA ENPEuI-
MENr


Local disturbances IN SCUM Na'"U,"
70 to snow that the diaoeasary Jaw III
mat STATE BE- nor received WIN sa'7lne'
non by o lafE" paFt OF me people w
me au'ouF lu'" u''ll''N IL rs a'Hu''
is'a ln' hnt que 'Aiser towns are '''''F
lst hgalnst l,' ana ihr attempt To 'n-
'orce i'S provisions mas VA more than one
as' cpaseu lloodsleN' Armvd con
NHnlys invade nla''s suspected OF N'uu'
wy NPo9rs' "'lru mve'lNE VIA resist
iA' p'N'' Oh inc ''u'', "'''nE
e"''' instructions OF 'hrlr sNp'tNfHi roe
'NH' '' give 'ne 7,hl' 'u'''i7 Nl' IN "'-
.ss''Ns ,'olA'''s Oh inc Jaw put rather
Ii'' H"'n person. p'o'',N'n h7 lal US
"'y 'n' lr''uS OF lN' accused are
tNp'nsN' IA'''s' LOT "''honl regard TO
"' '''uVn''' "mpaVu''W lures i'iN'o
!" 'o"'ip' Huch a s'Ht' oil auaits ar
L"', . i""u'e oi '"' NV NeNorli'less
Us 'v"u'''s Suppor''', Governor illih"h'
',''i'N'e' ''u' Na"'' Do enforced NJ
wa, N'r wy ~ ,uoh'9 'nH p'ood'
20 "o,'A "i''e 90 examine tue law
,,'"' n'S SVEN ri'' 10 suSh disturbances
''u"s ."e p,oP'' " oIu,h N9pouna' ana
'1 eS Mllu' !. ~ ana now !, operates.
-, %., | a.', ~ Jaw went io'o eUee'
"s' guy ~ wipes "
''''V''' wv VI 'Nl7'eh'e' Tue
'"' 'nN nu'lor"eu dealer IN
~ N''u " lnIoA'e"'ins liquors.
's"" "'N' ny upuor OF 'ly sort goes
''a'U g''pensa,s' az inc place OF
~. h. sI''eu' "ne 'H'rN s'EhS u written
- fAfNfNh ANNAN.N ANA AlNNNIt NlNllNN nlH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
RnFoRMER WITH A srRING.

Kansas City star
The one able-bodied Democrat or tariff
reformcr VINO did not vote in the house
on the Wilson bill was Mr.. Stevens Of
Massachusetts. He his not given his
reason for lodging, but ii was presumed
that lie was disgruntlcd over the income
tax, which was bitterly Rptagonized by
the entire Northeastern delegation. SO
Mr.. Stevens found himself in dilemma.
He hardly dared defy the caucus, and
he was too obstinate to take Mr. Cock
rams stand: therefore he served notice
that If he could not have his Kind of
tariff reform he would not take any part
in the proceedings. 1t is fortunate for
the country that there are comparatively
few reformers Of the Stevens stamp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
WACO NEWS lrlqMs.

oTN'7NT IIsNNTNO.
Waco, Tex. Feb. S.-'rhe IipshItz
ease remains In statu quo and the boy
Wilson has made no new statement to-
day. Many comments are passed mon
his conduct which, to saw Inc least il
curious aud hard to understand. At
present he is sticking to his first story.
that the negro half-hreed. Radford. ala
the killing, As fur as the accusation of
the Inter Is concerned. the case Is in n
most unsatisfactory condition, and fur
much interest.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collecto-
James u. Horne will leave in n few dnys
INr Robertson county. where he will
register some ninety Chinese.
mere are some In Bel county and n
lew in Waco yet TO be registered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

and compares the record Of arrests
made for drunkenness and diaarier with
the record Of like period 10 NV. u
shows $40 srcn arrests for 1872 aud 2S3
for 1s93.
But without regard to results. it can
not be contendcd that the South Caro-
lima experiment is success. The so-
cial organization Of the state is dis
turbcd as it has not been since the war,
ncigfbors ARE cmbitnrei against one
another. a class Of spies is being propa-
gated from whose espionage nothing Is
sacred, the people Of the country arc
being set against the people Of the
towns, and everybody has an III feeling
toward everybody else.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

Chairman Wilson OF the why's and
means committee, wac an invited guest
at the annual banquet Of the New York
board Of trade and transportation. and
yet this fact did not restrain cries Of
cuckoo" nos the cheering when Mr.
Smith spoke 10 disapproval Of the tar
IN bill. 10 Insult a man In ones own
house in the "barbaric" South would
forever bar any man from social recog
milton. Ward McAllister's code Of hos
pitality may differ but gentleman could
not follow Il. II these gross proceedings
were prc-arranged the more shame to
tho hosts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
TEXAS slFTI

Tha ~.
Burton ~. ~ q
man, dest sl,,r,ln ii,s..
A ,s,v "''''
AIanshai' Il 'l aa;, nss
u. Wbi,nl.s,,. cailed H.
'uey Is editor
ING In MIA / ;,.oi a malin,..
several ri ',dl, ee,,y eou4iS
-, 'a'ns IRON a.,
The Stephepyill.
brir ' bpp'r raI last wee.
''1 uress IN h1t6, 4
The state ene.m, 4
Army of the Rerap'n1sa, "a
nert ''' uur'ng Tie dfu
Q. II. Giyeils. a M,
man of Childress- ~ y ~,
fo s ,io,gb While hunting I, n
AT Denison a hi. h,
1919 on VILLAIN i. \ ~
tis i head and serion'ly lala,'
Al FL Paso, a 1s.r... h.
charles Romano. VIZ wv X,
BOTH aip' le sgSilen'ally sAat ~
So
Two state convir,. -,
Retrieve plantation a 4
reward of SIS eatb ~ NJ b
John lams, one Of IL.
batNe Of san Jacinto u, ~
Texas since 1892, mi ].
day aged So ycars.
Key. 5. u. Whipkn
Baptist church at me-. e
and Rev. X. q rs Z
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

An Address by Prof Chatiell TO the
Teachers Institute at Baird.

SDnriof nigpofsb
r. ,r
B1liu' rex EeD' S,-lhe following
IuuF'S2 on 'uOIe ana Private Schools
M95 uell'Fel ny frincipal Il W. Chat
hvli' before the Callahan county teach
efs, lhsutnte' Jan. - 1871;
W 1eli measure is 10 De undertaken
Whir9 INVOLVES PRINCIPLES whose results
WIZ ne ol the greatest moment-rosuli s
whose erect VIII largely determine the
de'Glopmeht OF some social or political
t9llilgn wulch VIII nave It's bearing
upon TIE welfare OF a commonwealth,
" oil the greatest Importance that
suth measures be employed which Will
deIermluc The most favorable results.
Theories shoulj only take form after
carotid thought due deliberations and
most systematic investigation, NNiev-
Ing this the duty of every conscientious
protector Of any scheme | shall follow
this line Of reasoning in placing tbefure
YOU my ideas Of public aud urivute
education. This brief paper. Therefore.
shul, consider in their order the dow
ing divisions:
l. the object of education.
. I'M, necessity of education.
4 M, neibods of cdueatinr
Ibe fnrnllies with which bcncficent
Creator hns endowed every Individual.
was n6t intondeI hv The Creator 10 bs
ncrleeted Ky thcir possessor. and 10 be
r,.,-,,ittt t ,,,,sf, in sio,,, AMI ,,,,n,,t;,,-
hI, " I ~ ~, tbs ron,,,rv ~ h,i.i No.
W Nevay y" ,n ,,' al ,'o'u ,'i''.
s APeVu ,ti,,s ~ ,t,.'n,j,,,s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

humanity. md even the requirements Of
simple o.pnnlincsq demand fliat This
should b. DESTROYED or rendered pa ailess
Or. Ilwfuur. Flick % Phll4Alplin.
who has studied this srhieci clreiully,
has expressed the firm conviction that
with our present knowledge We have y
in our power 20 completely wipe out pull
monarv Tuberculosis 10 snclc FfrcrA-
erry which a being spent in the almost
hopeless task % searching for q specific
cure for tuberculosis devoted 20 ~ eN-
termination, its accomplishment would b.
assured D."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

Mr., u. r. Gopher was appointed general
circulation agent for the Daily Gazette
October / His travelling representatives
IRE j. /. Mullen, Albert Rogers and ]. i.
Ferry
Letters Of authority nre given 10 all ac-
,redlted agents of the Gazette. and IN case
" doubt persons representing themselves
their authority.
An postmasters nro authorized to act as
agents for the Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

Interpretations Revenue Receipts-Teach
ers Institute.
Special Dispntrh

Special Dispatch
Austin, Tex, Feb. S.-The Matagor-
da abstract company of Mamgorda. Tex
as, has been Incorporated. John II. Tray
lor, X. c. Gaines. X. II. Traylor. IL
rectors. Capital stock $4,000 Right
was reserved to increase capital to So
900. Brazoria ferry company has also
been Incorporated. A. b. Krause, Jr.,
p. j. krause, NJ. b. Williamson, in
eorporators. Capital stock, $4,000.
Revenue receipts today, S54,22s 03,
including S13,2G. 90 from Bexar county
and S13,4T2 - from Dallas county.
BeSar county also RENTED S7052 sub
sidy tax.
The comptroller today purchased
$1,000 worth Of Kent county court house
bonds for the permanent school fund
The following county Institutes will
be held Friday and saturday:
Aumrr, IN Lamar county; la Grange,
Franklin, Decatur Georgetown, Jacks
boro, Albany, Workman. in Freestone
county. Victoria. Kerrville, Henderson,
BAlyille, Caddo, in Milan county, Daw-
son, IN Navarro county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

4
out of all the medicines tkr 1
women Wouldn't it gsn / \
which costs you nothing uiln n
That is DR.. Pierce's Eas1t, h
There's no other. But Il Htil
or cure, in the case Of eTuJM
woman, she'll have her rnng
In building up exhaszai Z
women, and in all the selia
orders of womanhood, ROTH /
with this medicine Fw lsii
prolapsus and other dlspliozzi
down sensations, weak bad I
complaints Of every kind, BIZ
tain, and guaranteed remelI.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

The Wilson hin proposes to admit the
yo.k of eggs free and tax tho white q
cents per dozen. The attention Of fot.
olgn hens should be called to thls ia or
der that thcy may arrange their donlps.
tie affairs so as TO put two yolks into
one shell.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
WE corGnIN rRIAL
More Evidence introduced to Prove an
Abb.


Vlhieago' IN, Feb. S.-A large crowd
sa,acred at the Coughin trial today IN
expectation Of testimony by The de-
b Valahl, Songhlin's attorneys asserted,
ssn,,3 'es, That he would not 90 on the
e'SSSsln o. the prisoner was called.
~, Sle said She Waited his house al 1880
< "A 'eek On the evening of May 4. 1881.
W Said touehlin came In about III
ps,oc9; and shortly afterwards went 10
/, ~, She said Mrs C1ughlin told her
st, ses not necessary for her to tell her
st9iy AZ the former trial.
Joseph s. Martin 1,,e,,l,or 80 ,,o
T ,,..., board Of equalization, was the NEXT
MN a,4'',ss He. aided In Establishing an
IN b,.'i ior the defendant by swearing that
N opughlin in front Of the Chicago
AZ ssNe police station about 10 o'clocl,
w lAe aight Of May 4. ~ ~ =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

81, Louis, Mo-. Fob. s.-The execu.
tive conm.itec Of the National Pictorial
association is here this morning. aud al.
yer brief discussion decided to call the
annual meeting OF the association for
NsGry Park, N, T., and the first week
m June was fixed rs the time. A com.
uu'see was appointed 20 arrange the pro-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

This Is Lent mud the faithful eat no
meat for forty days The dsh and oys.
ter men smile while the butcher looks
serious, as u he were doing pcuance for
the tuughncss of his stcak.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

The rushcrs To the Wisconsin Indian
reservation find Il cod enough to slip
up, the local land office having received
orders to prevent settlement on the re.
served lands.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

Tie Well Known Railroad Man, May
Embark In Business at Waco.

Embark in Business at Waco.
Special Dispmch.
Waco. Tex. Feb. Sd. Waldo. for
merly general traffic manager Of ,he Ms.
become Interested in business in this
city and prpbaly make his home here
II Is understood that lie has agreed ia
accept the presidency Of the Bessonette
cotton compress company and devote his
entire time to the duties of the position
This company has perfected machine
for COMPRISING cotton In cylindrical
bales much after the fashion of a roll
Of PAPER running with a perfecting press,
only reversing the movement. Much
interest Is manifested In the new ma
chine. which hls been successfully tested
several times, and which will revolution
ize tie cotton compressing business of
the world IL adonteI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
YOUNG COUNTY COURT.
Special Dispatch.

Graham, Tex, Feb. G-District court
convened today. A special venue was
ordered In the case Of State vs.. Harry
Shepard charged with rape. Two
civil cases were disposed of.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09
NOT on EARTH, AT LEAST
Cincinnati Enqnirer.

1t is still insisted that President Dole
of the Hawaiian provisional government
is a very sick man. If ex-Queen Lii
had been allowed her way he would not
now be suffering.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

BY Mnil-In advance-postngo Paidi
Daily and Sunday, one year. ,........fs-V %
Daily and sunday, ak months. ,...... 500
Daily and sunday, one month, ...t.... 80
fhe sunday Gazette nc 10 ~ pngesl 49,,
one year. .ss.ssss .sssfssssssss -s"'
pagea eachj. .-...........'..... 90
Daily. delivered by carriers In the city
md all towns aud cities where there are
local agents, 10 cents a week, or 90 cents
per mouth.
Remit by bank draft. express or money
rider. Do not send individual cseck.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

Mr. II. f. Sprinkle Is clrculaf5r for the
Snzette In Fort Worth md orders for the
laper should be given to him or bis agents.
Ills Office Is Ga Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

Where other things can rJ Z
tarrh for a time, DR.. Sages IN
will completely cure. Tha 4
medicine mean what they ~
$500 reward for any incunz
tarrh. Sold by druggists
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-09

unr
Gaiuc4yluo ucsppriau. ON the other
hnul. inc ,ucEon .lryrInul ORGANS ar, bGpt
On prcscrlhIng something ih6t Inc otbor
wing win renudinte M ono ryTr shc1ri
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