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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15
ATTRACTIONS ADDED
ADDITIONS MADE TO THE TEXAS
STATE FAIR.


Dallas, rex, Sept. li,--(speclal.)--
Col. ]. \. Trexevant. president OF the
Texas state Fair and Dallas Exposl-
ton returned from the North Tuesday.
wi ere he secured many novelties III Il
attractions for the fair ana exposi /, n.
Last nlgh; he departed sor 81. i.nuia
egain. and will return next Monday.
Before boarding the train. lie said:
"fhe indications all point to very
successful meeting this fall. and enc
that will be appreciated by the peo-
pie OF Texas. They understand AL
ready that tho fair association is not
connected directly or indirectly with
the glove contests or glove carnival
advertised TO take place IN Dallas IN
october ana November. There viii be
no Features that the most faaudions
c1n object to. and nothing in the share
OF games OF chance win be tolerated on
the fair grounds. Those who lesire ID
bet on their favorlte horses at the
races VIII 30 permitted to do so In n
leg,tiMate way. There will he moth.
ing 10 ouend the moral sonsihlltIes Of
the people who attend the great fair
and exposition this fall, and the cIti-
zcns OF the Lone Star Stnte are relied
upon 20 give their unstinted appr0y,ll
anu Patronage sud assist In making
the enterprise which has done so mn IA
TO advertise our resources the greatest
success OF the age In all departing alta
the fair and exposition will cxclirsa All
pravinnA EFFORTS OF the asxor ,sfinn'"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15
Open Saturday Evening Until o:3o
YEARS or SUFFERING
Blind len Years.
AN OLD PHYSICIANS OPINION.

AN OLD PHYSICIANS OPINION.
For over twenty years | suffered with
nervous or sick headache. The least
excitement or exercise would bring on
the most violent attacks, For ten years
l have been nearly blind with sore
eyes.
For years / have suffered with CA.
TARRH and a nervous disease peculiar
to my sex. For 1--WE or six years I
had q GOITRE on my neck nearly as
large as goose egg. l have been
treated by the most prominent and
reputable physicians In Texas. All OF
them failed to cure me. | went to DR.
X. w. Fisk for treatment and IL Is
with great pleasure that / can say that
DR., Fisk restored me TO health, and |
thank my God that l can now read
my Bible. a privilege l was deprived
of for nearly ten years on account OF
being blind.
| hope that all women suffering from,
chronic nervous weakness or nervous
or sick headache viii 20 to DR., Fisk
and be cured. My long suffering and
experience among physicians taught
me that Or. Fisk Is the most success
full in curing chronic diseases. His
charges are very reasonable,
MRS. j. c. ANGLIN,
The above statement is true, and ia
given so that those suffering similarly
may know whore to find q physician
that can cure them, Respectfully,
DIR, ], c. ANGLIN.
fort Worth, Tex, July is. 1895.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15
RUIN

one of the largest wholcsnl, clothing
houses In Baltimore having bought tho
entire output OF an eastern cloth mill
aud given their noses In payment, now
md II Impossible 70 may these notes
unless they can soon dispose of a large
pAtt OF iheir Immense stock OF fine
tailor made clothing
In order ~ meet these claims they
have shipped to Fort Worth, Tex. SsO
600 worth OF this Tine tailor made cloth
ihg to be sold al Less than cost of maxi
ing,
a. Tho large store room, No, 2oi and
2O3 Houston street corner First.
known as the Scaton building, has
been rented Far eight days only COM
moncing Saturday morning September
y. az y o'clocl, ana ending Saturday
night september IS. at 10 O'clock.
AZ the following prices show. you
chance of lifetime
Mems cashmere quits worth 81 80
VIII sell at $500 mems wursted aud
chcvlot suits worth 81, viii sell AZ
50 ,ib, mems fancy cashmere and home
spun suits worth Sl5, viii be SOLD ut
$3.50; mems highest grade suits I'm
fancy sllk mixtures. new and upbby.
worth SIS, only 50 ,s5; mems fine worst.
"a and trlcot suits. worth $50 only
81 ,T5i mems Clay worstcd UmportedJ
suits. worth s22, only Si2 60: mems
dress SUITS including the ever popular
Prince Alberts. worth S2j to $50. only
Ni,iii mems pants, all colors and pat
terms, worth S2,76, only 81 so
Boys and chlldrens suits from g5
cents upward, AMI knee pants. the as
cent kind, only 20 cents.
This immense stock embraces all
that iH good and desirable In mems.
boys and childrens' clothing
Remember this sale opens Saturday.
morning, September Il, at o'clock,
and closes Saturday night. September
IS. at 10 o'clock, 0nd positively no long
en-.
THAT all may be treated alike,
STRICTLY ONE PRICE VIII prevail.
First come first served. Don't wait
or you Will regret 1t,
Merchants Wishing to buy largo
quantities should not fail to attend
this great sale on Thumday. Septem-
Der 90, between 2 and y, M, as goods
Will be sold at less than cost of manu-
facturc
Look for the big sign ruin" on
the building, No, 2Ol and 2OS Houston
street, and make no mistake,
This IL no auction OF old shelf-worn
goods, but n new ana clean stock of
READY no WEAR CLOTHING. AT
PRIVATE SALE ONLY. which 1t Will
be your loss to miss.
An mall orders whom accompanied
with cash or money order Will receive
our prompt attention,
Remember the place, Nos. .0i ana
201 Houston street, southeast corner
OF Iirrt street, Fort worth, Tex.
n. j. HOLIDAY, MANAGER In charge
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15
MURDERER CAUGHT.
SHERMAN LAWRENCE CAUGHT ny
SHERIFF. CABELL.
Much Interest Centers In the ComInu
Habens Corpus Trial TO Take
Place Monday.

Dallas, Tex, Sept. 1i.-tspeclal,-.
Judge II, II. Webb of Fort Worth,
whose writings against the single tax
and other vital questions have made
him great reputation In Texas, was
here today on legal business. judge
Webb Is an ardent bi-metalllst and
ell posted on the intricate problems
of finance.
Sherman Lawrence. a neSro who shot
and killed Mason Miller, u wood haul
er In this city one your ago, WAS ar.
rested In Cherokee county by sheriff
Cobeli last night, and arrived here this
even in custody of Deputy Sheriff
John Bnlck.
Elder j. w. Womack located his
missing son Mt Mesquite yesterday.
hon, Dudley q. Wuoten Inns been
appointed u DELEGATE u Tie leep water
y4hyention at Topeka. kan, by Mayor
The lilsh Americans ~ pal'as win
;aeet tomorrow and select uel1gates to
represent Texas ut the great Irish
american convention to be held In
Chicago. the last week in the mouth,
There Is wide spread interest mani
tested IN the coming habens corpus
- Nif'sN tAiAA NaNhluuED DRlOrp
Chief Justice ] Nj. Hurt next Mon
day, The great majority of the cIti-
gems OF Dallas. including all the solid
business men OF the city, are anxious
for the glove carnival to take place
here. No trial for many years has
excited so great an interest IN the
public mind, Judge A. n. Watts, OK
supreme Judge, informed the Gazette
correspondent today that there Is no
law on the statute books to prevent
puglllstie exhibitions, and his opinion
mas great weight with all classes here.
And 1t Is generally believed here that
Judge Charles II. clint is OF the same
opinion, And the great majority OF the
members OF the Dallas bar agree agree
with these erudite gentlemen.
II, q. Glen wants divorce from
Maggie Glen, and Florence FullbrIght
wants TO break away from Frank Full
bright, statutory causes are alleged.
1t Is alleged that 1000 chickens nave
been stolen In oak GIN during the
past two weeks,
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before Tho undersigned authority
personally appeared Roy u. simp-
sou, 10 me Neii known, who being
duly sworn, says under oath that he
has charge of the mailing depart
nent OF the Fort Worth Daily Gu-
zette ms chief mailing clerks that ne
gives orders to the press room for
the daily run of said Fort Worth
Daily Gazette, and TINT the number
OF copies OF said paper printed ana
ssEued on regular subscription ANA
newsdenier orders, exclusive OF
sample copies, for the dates mem
TONED below wns ma foiiowsi
Tuesday, Sept. 10 49,. Ia,ODo
Wednesday, sept. I;,,OD5
Thursdny, Sept. IL. 1874
Friday, sept. ~ ..............12,5s
Saturday. Sept. 1t............12,sU ~.
Deponent further says that the
order given for the issue OF sunday,
September nth, Ia for 1890 copies.
ROY u. SIMPSON, Mail clerk.
Witness my hand this, the IIth
day OF September, 1sO5.
ERNEST II. sCOUGALE,
Notary Pablo. Tarrant County, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15

recently returned from pleasant visit
| OF several weeks In Galveston.
Mrs, Il. Il. Fosdick is home from a
visit to friends In Illinois.
Mrs Buchanan OF Macon street IL
expected home from New York during
the coming week. where she has been
enjoying the benefit of cottage and
many congenial sure findings at a
mountain lake resort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Connery VIII return
from Boston In a few days.
Mrs. Winfield Scott Is dellghting her
scores Of friends in recountlng pleas
ures, of most delightful and enter
tanning visit to Salt Lake City during
her stay in the Rockies In her own in
inltable and envlable way.
The many friends OF Mrs. Bell, the
mother Of Congressman G. *. Bell
and Mrs. G. J. Shapard, viii be glad to
know that she Is home again from
pleasant visit to Denver and the
Rockies, and feels very much benefited
from her stay.
At Tyler's lake Wednesday evening
Fort Worth's elite was gathered at
farewell german given by Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Van Rennsalear to Miss Kat
rina and Annette Van Rensselaer, be-
fore their departure. for Dallas.
The evening at the lake was most
delightful; refreshments were served In
the dninticst style. and until the wee
sma hours the merry dancers. inspired
by the sweet music furnished by Car
rlco's band, CHASED the hours with
flying feet"
Tho german was led by Messrs. L. u.
Bl1keney and ]. Harper Brannon with
lhe Misses Van Rensselaer,
The party was chnperoned by Mr..
and Mrs. McAlllstor, Mrs A. l. Van
Rennselaer and Mrs. Robinson.
Among those present were Misses
Annette and Katrina Van Rensselaer,,
Daisy Hurst " Dallas, Mae Cooper
of Dnllas Minnie Lou Green Of Nash
yllle, virginia Burroughs, Grace Flem-
ing lrma Fosdick, Lutte Luckett, Mary
Llttl"jUhn, Maggie ana Bessie Lyle.
Ella MONTGOMERY, Eula Maddox, EN-
ma Maddox, Laura Belle Smith. Flor
ence Smith, Anna Tidball. Alma Turn.
et, Kate Vaughan, Mary and Clara
Whitla, Ethel Waldron. Zou White,
Norma and PAU Burbrdgo. Flora and
Mamie Martin and Mabel Clay of Kan
sas Guy; Messrs. Anderson, Baldridge.
Walter Blnyon j. Blnyon, Boaz. Bran.
non, Blakeney, Ellie Elliott Harold,
Horace Hunter Ray Hunter. A. a.
johnson, Luckctt. Tom Lake, VIII
Lake, LittleJ0hn Martin, Maddox,
Nicholson, II. Orgain. Eugene Orgaln,
Arthur Smith, Sch0bcr FULLY, Van
Rennselnor. White, Wynnc, Weltmnn
Whltlo and Bradley
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15
ODDS AND ENDS,

JUST THE TIME FOR YOU TO GET
SOME PARTICULAR DISH YOU
NEED CHEAP. THESE ARE PARTS
LEFT FROM SETS, AND IN SOME
CASES SLIGHTLY DAMAGED. BUT
YOU MAY FIND AMONG THEM
JUST WHAT YOU WANT.
Decorated semi-porcelain English
meat platter. Pinch; price was 40c,
is now 25c
Same 40 above, 1i-inch: price was
Boo, Is now zoe.
Decorated semi-porcelaln English tur-
Key DISH, large size; price was SIPS, Is
now Coo.
etable dish. 1O-inch; price was S5c, Is
now zoe.
Decorated semi porcelain English
pickle dish; price was 25c, is now Zoe.
Decorated semi-porcelain English
gravy boat; price was 45c. is now 2bc.
Decorated aemi-porceain English
covered llghi price was 81 90, Is now Csc.
Decorated Hayiland China 7l-2-ireh
plates, odd stock; price was Acc each,
Is now zoe.
Decorated Hnviland China G 1-2-inch
plates, odd stock; price was Soc, is
now l5c.
Decorated Havlland chlna brea and
now Ice.
decorated Haviland China salad
dish. odd stock price was Slips. Is now
Csc
decorated HavIland China 1O-ineh
meat platter, price was $500. is now
Sl.00.
Decorated Havlland China l4-lnch
meat platter. price was $3.50. Is now
N.7j.
Decorated HavIland China platter,
large size. for turkey dish: price was
$3.50, N now $500.
Gold band Havlland China fruit snu-
cers; price was $500 per set, Is now
SlO0 per set.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15

Gold band Haviland China salad or
vegetable dish; price was sl.OO, Is now
45c.
Gold band Haylland China soup tu-
reen; price was $3.50 is now $500.
Gold band Haylla I'd China frultstand;
price was $3.50. Is now SIPS
Gold band Havilant China chocolate
cups; price was $500 per set, is now
S275 per set
Gold band soup tureen. Ironsto1e;
price was $3.50, is now Sl.00.
Gold band stipple edge soup plate;
price was Ci00, is now $3.50 per dozen.
Fancy Majollca plates; price was Csc,
Is now Ice.
Fancy Majolica bread or fruit plates:
price was S1.OO Is now soc
Decorated and gold band China tea
pots; price was 45c, IL now 25c.
Gold band fruit saucers; price was
Soc per set. is now Zoe.
Fine China cup gold stlpple and dec
GRATED; price was 15c, Is now Doe.
Brown Japanese tea pots; price was
Zoe. Is now loo.
japanese blue ware, Individual tea
pots; price was 25c is now Zoe.
Japanese oriental vases; price was
25c and Soc. Is now 1Oc.
Child's fancy decorated China plate;
price was Csc, is now loo.
Carlsbad China after-dlnner coffees,
thin china; price was $500 per set, is
now S.25 per set.
Fine China. Carlsbad, decorated egg
cup; price was Si.25 per set is now 7bc.
Decorated Carlsbad China soup or
oyster bowls; price was Csc each, is
now lie.
Decorated Carlsbad china turkey
platter, large size; price was $3.50, is
now $3.50.
Decorated HavlAnd China sauce tu-
reeni price was $2.25, is now Sl.0O.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15
rosrnWs LOCAL ronnoAsrs :.

The storm waves VIII reach this
meridian and the other changes Will
occur. at ard within 100 miles OF Fort
Worth within twenty-four hours OF
y. m. Of the dates given below:
September 15-Warmer.
September 1G--sevore storms.
September 17--Wind changing.
September 1s-Cool wave.
September 1D--Cocl.
September 2o--Moderating.
: September 2i-Warmer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Weak. nervous, exhausted feeling; n
lack Of animation or energy. often
with confused head, depressed mind,
weak memory or with facilitating, In
voluntary discharges-the consequence
of eXcesses, indlscretion or mental
overwork.
You feel more tired in the morning
than on going to bed; unable to con-
oentrate your mind; poor memory; un-
ut for business or society; feel shv
desire TO be alone lack confidence In
yourself, irritable, respondent, demon
allied. feel generally used up, and
that llfe's JOY Is ended
Married or single men afflicted with
organic weakness. lost or declining
vigor. the result OF former excesses
or too great mental strain. which nm
fits them for business. society or mar
riage, can be readily restored to Wig
orous condition.
Piles, Flstula, Variocele and HYDRO
cele cured by safe, painless methods.
Dropsy and rheumatism quickly re,
lleVed and thoroughly cured.
FACIAL BL.EMlSHES.
superfiuous Hairs, Moles, Warts. Birth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15
KIND WORDS FROM THE nnNon.

From number OF letters written by
friends OF the Gazette ON the occasion
OF its passing tho 1900 circulation
mark. we select one as expressive of
the general tone OF all. and take the
liberty OF reproducing II. We venture
the hope that from this opinion OF
Judge Harris. no party TO the case
win take an appeal.
The Fort Worth Gazette, Fort Worth.
Texas:
Fort Worth, Tex, Sept. 1s.-Your
Nind invltltion 10 myself and wife to
Dc present at n reception In honor OF
the passing of the 1900 mark In the
circulation Of the Daily Gazette is at
MANI We appreciate the invitation.
ana but for sickness and domeatic
cfrcg which We cannot leave. we would
avail ouselves OF this opportunity 10
snow our pride In the success of our
ci,y paper. The dress and size and
style and fresh news, ana
ebna9ance OF It. as well as It's sound
pIincipies on the great questions now
kR'tnting the public mind. so ably nd
Vpratcd and defended by the Gazette,
wafranta the belief that the past
hoilieyemeata OF the Gazette under Its
p,ssent enlargement are hut the be-
flnninK OF others that may equal tho
eNfectAtions OF Its moAt ardent admir-
crH nnd KS most snnguinc friends and
s supporters. | bespeais for 1t, IL kept
w 70 ~ present standard, a most lib
eral Huuon1ge from an apprecintive
neqplA, not only IN Fort Worth ana
lsrrAit county, but IN all the cities
and counties III tho state.
" this DAY OF dodrihg of ouestIons
nna s'raadllns OF Issues and blindiy
teuoMlnE tie thoughts aud obcylng
w nlctRuona 81 ON Eastern brethren
anq loieiFn friends (who have never
s e % see ue), (, IS indeed refrcsltinR
" y, w Great paper tnte n firm stand
tor by mo cohdlsi6n and clrcumstanoes
pt ,.- tepqle % Tie Sonrh and West.
WIN heAt wishes Tor your continued
speenss ! an, vary truiy.
w. y, HARRIS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15

with bank clearlngs for the week
just ended OF over i've times the
amount OF the clearlngs OF Chattanooga
Fort Worth can with assurance claim
to be the biggest city of its size with
in the confines of the Republic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15

The assistant editor OF the Gazette,
the advertiser. renders valuable as
slstanee In the issue OF today's paper.
The Gazette has grown to be indispen-
sable in the progressive management
OF his business.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15
Added to [ ur DC counter

Gold stipple soup plate; price was
S.6O per set, is now 75c.
Japanned tin slop jar, has shield
back; price was sl.OO, is now 45c.
Japanned tin water carriers. fancy
Child's fancy decorated len trav
fastens to table; price was S1.OO, is now
65c. ''0"
Child's fancy embossed tea tray, fas-
tens to table; price was CSC. is now Inc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15
HOTELS.
ELEPHANT
RESTAURANT,

This Popula estaurant viii my;
a specially OF handling Blus Poin,
Oysters on the Half Shell all thu
Summer. Also HOLSTERS, Crabs
Smells, Black Bass, Spanish Mac.
erel, White Fish. Halibut. Gulf Trou,
sheephead. Red Fish. Pompano am
Frog Legs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15
PRIVATE.

Diseases of all kind, Diseases OF the
Kidneys, Bladder, too frequent diff
cult scaldlng or smarting urlnation,
Structure, discarges or night losses,
Gonorrhoea, elect. etc, permanently
cured. No cutting, no pain.
Blood and Skin Diseases, Syphilis,
Blood Poison, affecting the Body.
Throat, Skin and Bones, Locomotora-
taxy, Paralysis, st, vitus Dance, Neu-
asthenia and Nervous diseases cured
by new methods.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15

1t Is pretty generally admitted now
that the Gazette knew what 1t was
talking about in 1898 when 1t said that
Mr.. Mills was convert to the gold
standard
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15

Mckinney Enquirer: The Fort
tion TO it's friends this evening In
honor Of the passing OF the 1900 mark
by Its subscription list. The EN-
qulrer sends its congratulations TO the
host daily In Texas and wishes 1t con-
llnned progperltN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15

Brazos Pilot; The Gazette claims to
lead the dailles of the state with the
largest circulation. having reached he
remarkable number of 1880. 1t pro-
poses TO celebrate Its success next Fri-
day evening by keeping open house
ana all Its friends are welcome.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15

NOT OWNED BY THE rRUs1s.


Resolved, That we hereby indorse
The Fort worth Gazette us M able
and fearless exponent OF Democracy,
aud. commanding its course In the
past, we recommend that the friends
Of silver give IL their cordial ana
active support.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15

FRANKLIN Herald, The Fort Worth
Daily Gazette has reached the 1900
mark, something far surprising any
paper In o town of 10000 inhabitants
IN the United states. The Gazette Is
certainly a pusher and we hope to see
her succeed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15
Add d 10 ur 1OC Counter.

Extra scrubbing brush worth 25c. 1Oc
Wire soup and vegetable strainer. loo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15
PLACE YOUR ORDER now!

The Harvest Edition
will be limited 70 $4,000
copies for regular distri-
button, and all others
will be extra. So manv
requests for copies OF
this issue have been
made that it necassitates
all who wish it TO place
their orders before pub.
lication, Price 10 cents
single copy, So. so per
hundred copies. Send
in your order now. care
Gazette.
BUCHANAN & CARRICO,
Compllers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15

'''chara Croker says. 81 Air. whitney
~ = prgsidentai candidate that he
~ nv elegant s+atisnsn. II tina.
eesa'I q'sal'sl AR whitney. then
nosn'pg olfs icse than The opening Of
Hhaf'll WIN ~ IL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15

Lexington Leader. Texas state Fair
and Dallas Exposition, beginning In
oelober' promiseH to gurpaas ali fairs
OF fpNmcr years New attrnctlong
such ns have never beon seen In the
state. VIII be prominent Now build
lhgs nave been erected and more nc
oommodatlons OF every kind viii bo
flrnIshed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15
ELECTRICITY,

The Wonder of the As.. Al !,
are Its captlves. Its claim. ~ !
an, dispute 1t is the only trus 7, 4
life. We have Parade. (,s H.. =, y
and Magnetic ElectticI,, s'''
Russian Bath, Eleo,ro'T,..,'
electricity. gels1i
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15
rnE STATE FAil,.

Alliance standard: The Texas state
Fair ~ Dallas win have the best ex-
hiblt OF everything In the way of farm
produce and everything else. II viii
continue from october 10 to November
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15

Successfully treated at home d N
flee. New and pleasant ne,ho..
DIR. Boyd and stan Of eminent n
clans and specialists can b cg,,11
FREE OF CHARGE at the osi.s|
the I'M =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15
RUPTURE.

No. No pay until cured. In trsn
thirty days We can cure Il. ~, III
Without without detention from bus,p.r
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-15

Marks M X; Pimples. New ana 4.
by Electrolysls. SAFE a a.s Al.
cures guaranteed. 'hu pti
The evening times., 1895-11-29
AMONG THE BoxERs.

"Jim," who is in Lynn, Mass, ma kes the
following statement: THE story that an
likely to be Identified with ba sebail mex, sea.
son is a mistake. There was some talk be.
tween Brady and some ebasebailp people n bout
buying IN interest in a well-knO WI club, but
that action on his part does not necessarily
prove that would have played ball had the
deal gone through. shall devote my efforts
exclusively to the stage this winter, and I
expect to be successful"
Manager Brady said: Yes. 1t is true tha [
negotiated for n largeinterest in a ba seball
team, but didn't get what wanted, so that
ended it. made the offer simply as show
man, and nothing else. Corbett was not to
be actively connected with 1t. Corbett will
show at the theaters alrthe S easoD. haven I
decided what his movements shall be after
that"
Frank Erne, who is Ia meet George
Dixon before the new Manhattan A. C. next
Thursday night, says he expects to convince
q great many New Workers. that he can
fight. There is no question that Erne is a
fighter, but whether he is a good enough
fighter to stand up with Dixon is the point
at Issue.
Stanton Abbott yearns TO 60 TO England
and fight Arthur Valentine for the light
weight championship. An excellent idea.
And they should fight for the lightweight
championship Of Patagonia, the winner to
reside permanently in that country.
1t was a pretty even thing between Joe
Cans and George Sidduns last night when
the colored boy got In on the right spot, in
the seventh round, and put the New
Orleans lad out The buut was held at
the clubhouse uf the Eureka Athletic Club
of Baltimore.