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PROPOSALS.

says Tsrd. Washington. s sNhaspst s &, nsa5A
viii Il be
SSSs SaSs$ S ~ s5s SIS
supply q staonery Tse Stationery must ao
inspeetion W Be fu
nshed upon application to the Navy Yard, Wash;
dsers is invited lie td all otSer th ans
being equal ld decided BY lS The department re-
all bids not deemed advantageous to Ire gov
eminent. A. K. MICHLER, Acting Chief of Blu
reau. au2l-2aw2w
Proposals FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE NAVY
s Sa ~ Yaf fssS Win g. Fsces 10 Il t sass
$s5 $s$ss So e. $
saa snSy 1Ss'so the heFssltss
slate and gravel The articles must conform te
the navy standard and pass TIE usual naval in
duplication to the Navy Yard Washington Saas T Bc
The attention of nanufaeturers and dealers is in
deeded BY o oTe sag tss
right to waive defects or to reject any all
not eef 4
aul7-2taw2w
PROPOSALS FOR RECONsTRUCTING STEVENS
School House.-Ofice of the Commissioners, D. O.,
Washington, D. c., August %, 1se5.-SeaIed pro-
posals will be received at this office until
1895, for reconstructing Stevens School House, on
lots %, % and "a. square IS, west side Of 21st
street between X and streets northwest. Blank
forms of proposals and specifications, together
with all necessary information, can be obtained
upon application therefor at the office of the IN
spector of buildings of the District of Columbia,
and bids upon these forms only will be considered.
The right is reserved to reject any ard all bids.
JOHN W. ROSS, GEORGE TRUESDELL, CHAS.
F. POWELL. Commissioners, D. @. au236t
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR GRADING FALLS
Church and Georgetown road at Dyes Hill, Alex
andria comfy, Va, until TWENTY-FOURTH IN
SLANT. will be received by the chairman of board
of supervisors ut his address, 1915 Both ST.. NV.
Washington D. c., who has authority to make the
contract to reject all bids. Specifications on file
at county clerks Office, said county.
A. B. GRUNWEIL,
au14-2w Chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-08-24
BOARDING.

WILL TAKE ARMY OR NAVAL OFFICER AND
wife Child no objection from Sept. 1 to share
handsome home In NV; terms moderate; stable
PERSONS WISHING TO ATTEND THE LOUDOUN
county fair obtain good poard In family
near Leesburg; fair grounds within walking dis
lance; also other boarlers accommodated: good
table; comfortable rooms. Mrs. 8. G. THOMP-
SON, Box 50, Lecsburg, Va. au22 Ste
SPECIAL TO TABLE BOARDERS - MESSRg
Ouffy & Eeannarda, proprfetors Of the American
House." cor IA. ave and Z St, beg to announce
to the public generally that they are serving
the best table hoard In the city. from @ a M to
p.m., at the following reduced prices: 8 meals
per day, $40 per month: meals per day, SIS per
month. Particular attention given ladies' jySl I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-08-24
FOR EXCHANGE.

l.
FOR EXCHNGE-A LOT ON 18TH ST. EXTEND
cd, 50x150; only one trust.
FOR EXCHANGE
$500 equity in lots on concrete ST.,
sewer. water, gas; only 81 800 trust; SNAP"
FOR EXCHANGE
SEE MY LIST. DAVID STONE,
aL24-St S04 and sos st. NV.
wANTED-I HAVE SOME BEAUTIFUL HOUSES
well rented that l will trade for ground upon
Address r. E. NJ. Star ofife. q au24-3ts
wANTED-ro EXCHANGE ROW 1oF SMALL
brick houses. under rent. for uninproved prop
erty in the northwest. JOHN SHERMAN Real
Estate Broker, COS 14th st. III Il au2i-3t
FOR EXCHANGE - GENTLEMAN WHO WENT
west with consumption and was cured by the
climate would sell or exchanges ranch of 800 acres
on which he lived Address, for particulars,
RANCH. Star Office. !; I it,
FOR sAIE-oR EXCHANGED wE1L-LoCATED
lots at Langdon, DC; very cheap md no inter-
est. Apply n. NJ. BOWIE, cos Passive. NV. 1t'
FOR EXCHANGE Il al
Large dwelling; n.w.; bot-water heat, tiled
bath; large stable: lot 25xlal to alley.
Nice dwelling, LIE Droit Park; rooms; lot
smali dwelling. NV. and small vacant lot
wv NV , cor. 10th and n.w.s lot 4onso.
NE. cor. 22d and r NV, not 100x63; will loan
to build will sell half INTEREST," and build with
We make a speciality Of exchanging property
Come in. We may have just what you want.
BANES & SIMPSON,
au19-6t Cor. 14th and G.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

AUSTIN, Tex, May o.
The following bills, IN addition TO
those reported yesterday, became laws
without the governors signature.
Senate BIN No. 1870 amend SOC
tlon 90, chapter l22, OF an act to pro-
vide for more efficient system Of
public free schools
sonato Bil No. 1Og-To authorize tho
Incorporation Of companies for the pur-
pose OF constructing union depots, and
to authorize railroad companies to own
stock ana bonds OF such depot COM
| panles and 10 regulate tho Issuance Of
bonds by such union depot companies.
Senate BIN No. lotto further define
connecting lines OF common carriers.
their relations to each other ana to
those dealing with them, or either Of
thom, and TO prescribe u rule Of evil
donee Az u such relationship and to
further prescribe their duties and re-
liability
Senate Bu No. 22O-To amend the
law authorizing the construction, own
ing and operation OF deep water cham
nols ana docks,
Senate Bnl No. 1sG-Amcnding tho
Htntutca 40 ~ TO compel county judges
TO require that the bonds OF guardians
be Kept solvent. and prescribing thor
liability FOR negligence 40 to do
Senate Blll No. 20y--r0 amend article
i76i, section t. Of tho revised civil stat
utc8 with reference TO tho compcnH0-
tlon OF tax collectors 30 aB to regulate
the division Of commissions between
incoming ana outgoing collectors, 30
as to prevent double payment aud to
tx tho amount of puUh pOmmiHplUUp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

euro payment for labor or material
Furnished.
House Bin No. Gs-ro limit tho are
NJ which persons shah be required to
work upon the public roads OF thia stnte
or upon the streets or alleys OF oltlcs or
towns, The age 10 hxod at from "a TO
IS years,
Senate Bill No. 25s-ro amend the
charter " the city Of Dallas.
House Bill No. 7l0-Oranting tho Cor
pur Christi Water Supply company the
right 10 construct dam across the
Nuoces river
Senate hin No. 1ab-For relief OF
actual occupants Of portions or the un.
appropriated public domain Az hnmea,
Senate BIN No, l6t--ro amend artl-
Gle ai2e, title ~. chapter 90 OF tho re-
viEed ciyii atatutca relating 20 partition
and distribution OF estates.
House nlll No SOTO provide for
tho construction aud maintonnnce or
dltelea, drains 0nd water courses and
for the Improvement and enlargement
OF natural drainage Of the several coun-
ties within The state,
House Bill No. 29l--ro dlminlrh the
elvll and criminal Jurisdiction OF the
county court Of Randera county and
70 conform the jurisdiction Of the dls-
trict court thereto.
House Btu No. b6-To amend article
1854 Of the revised statutes IN reference
70 conveyhnceH, etc.
House mi No. ea--To amend an net
PASSED by the Twcnty-thlrd lcgialn,uro
for the protection OF fiah and game
Senate Bill No. <a-'ro amend article
sss Of the penal code 10 read; isrhnt
snS naraan syhs ahsii ~ilfnlir or malta
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

oiouaiy throw a stone or other missile.
| or nrs any run or pistol at, against or
into any engine, tender, coach, paAseh-
ger car, whether moving or not or hhy
other car OF any moving train OF any
RAILWAY, or any railway depot, private
rosldonpo school house, church house,
| court house, store house, hotel or other
public or private building, sail boat or
| 0tcntnbont In this state, shall be deemed
| guilty OF u msdemeanor, and on con-
victlon thereof shall be nned In any
sum OF not less than ~ nor more than
$1,000, or be confined In the county Jnll
FOR any term Of not lens than ten days
nor more than two years During
such term such convict may be put TO
hard labor.
senate Bnl No. 275-To incorporate
the city OF Sherman, TO fix the bounda-
ries thereof and to provide for IT'S
government aud the management OF
ita nnnirs.
House BIZ No. 1870 make It
penal offcnse for any person In this
| state TO unlnwfully SOW, scatter or
place on land not his own the seed or
roots OF johnson grass or Russian this
ties, or wllfully and knowingly soil or
give away hay, straw, oats or grain
containing or intermlNcd with the seed
or roots OF Johnson grass.
House Bnl No. 635-ro enable the
mayor ana city council OF any town or
city TO discontinue uninhabited terri
tory as part Of any city or town.
House Bill No. 8tS-ro amend chap
ter CNf, Of the general laws Of the
Eighteenth legislature OF the state OF
Texas authorizing the rcfunding from
the state trcnsury from deposits made
TO special funds 10 parties who may
have paid the same In error and who
may hive received no consideration
therefor.
House Bm No. 225-ro provide for
tho organization and control OF dis
trlcta lying partly within two or moro
countlea ana school committees conf
posed OF two or more persons living
within two or more counties.
Sonnt0 BIN No, l1l-'rO amend gcc-
lions 3S, 1903 1906 lO6 and i0s OF an net
to Incorporate the city Of Fort Worth
ana TO grant charter to said city,
House Blll No Tito authorize cit
les and towns Incorporated under tho
general laws OF the ptntO to abolish
their corporate cXlatcnce. 10 provide
for the disposition Of corporate prop
erty, tho assessment ana collection OF
taxes to pay existing Indebtedness and
tho control Of public schools therein
House BIN No, ilj-VO amend chap
ter bi, sections J, . 20. rs md "a, Of
acts OF the Twenty-thlrd legislature To
create u moro efficient road pyatpm in
the counties Of Cherokee, Houston, An
dcraun, Trinity Franklin, Delta, ltur-
rison, Pamela, Upsmr shelby and
smith and huslS ana Auxiliary, thereto,
etc.
House Bin No. 1iO-To amend article
l0l0 OF the revised ciyu Htltutcs rolR-
tive 10 insane conylota
Senate BIN No. 23-fo amend section
], chapter 10, OF tho general laws Of
inc STATE OF ToNnH, passed at tho rcEI-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Austin Tex. May e~.rhe following
tax collectors made annual settlements
with the comptroller and their total
collections for tho year we're ag follower
J, A. stanneid of Grayaon County
AZ yalorem. ,iG.a5e2t occupation. 49,
eia7s.
H. oherwotter Of plmmlit County
Ad valorcn, A.s01b3: occupation, 5000.
Y. W. lonkinH nf Floyd county--Ad
Nnlorem, Saaa5, SSj occupation, 5000.
a. W. Ellis W Arseiinn connty--Ad
vnlorem. SO 3Si Ncrupailon, sl2d25.
Y, NJ Black OF Madison connty-Ad
valorem, 3d,alip5i occupation. 1850. 49,
J, u. Bard OF wheeler County -Ad
yalorem, SStsS.g4i occupation. 5000.
II. Patterson OF Delta County "A
Naloram, t6,aS0ssi occupation. 81, sea. co.
. G. ". Al Vaxlar OF Farksr caslnty--
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Cairns. ut The miners IN this district.
announced to-day that ho would prub1-
bly, call out all the miners In the PITTS
burg district inside OF a week lie in
oluded In this all the mines paying tho
union price. lio proposes to have tho
miners at Plum Crcok ana Pittsburg
camp out during tho strike,
Mr. Cairns Tnld; AN agreement has
been entered into with the Illinois
operators who have granted tho 6Daurnt
scale whereby the miners will receive
tho same ratio IN tho pittaburg distrlot
We expect to establish camps hbout
Plum Crook and Snowden mines, no
that nnu,union men VIII have to pass
through our camps In order to 80 to
work, ana We can win th0m over
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11
TURNER NALL REonoANIznp.

TURNER HALL HEOltRANlLED,
II appears thnt the principal object
OF the Waco conference wna to arrange
FOR the reorganization OF the Turner
han party. That purpose was eonaum-
mated In the appointment OF "a cens
trail committee" with fur authority
10 take such action as II may deem
necessary for the advancement Of tho
cause OF hnQcst money ana tho prescr-
walton % Democratic principles Z.
Said committee shall have power to
call delegate state convention
" honest money Democrats at such
limo and place as may DO deemed
proper"
II is not necessary TO so beyond the
rank uttcrancos OF the participants
n tho meeting to ascertain what ,hoy
we're there for.
General Felix H. Robertson. address.
ng the meeting. said that he would
rot anilliato politically with any man
Who favored Degrading tho currency,
Ind referring TO the call OF Chairman
Dudley, IN which tho latter expressed
Me opinion that tho differences on the
question could bo Hpttlod within tho
party. said that much u proposition was
absolutely impracticable."
Judge George Clark spoke In tho
fame strain, iie said "thu time for
pcacemakins and daliylng had gone
by The ollve branch had ieen held
Ars fas The last TINA This ns.ht q on
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Two Steamers Are Sunk on Lake
Michigan.

Macklnaw. Mich, May lO-Durinr a
heavy fog this morning the steamer
Cayugn. bound down. loaded with iner-
ehnndlHe, ran into the steamer Ioseph
l.. Hurd, bound for Chicago with um.
Dor and both sank. Both crews were
saved except the cook OF tho Hurd,
who was drowned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

August Topper Loved CLARA lIerhold
ana killed Her.

Hnd killed Her.
philadelphia. Pa May iO--A terrible
tragedy was enacted This morning IN
the presence OF throng Of persons by
August Topper, manufacturer OF novel;
ties lilo shot Clam Hcrhold. alias
schmidt aged 20 years twice and
then sent bullet into his own temple,
dying almost instantly. The glrl was
removed to tho hospital whore she died
half hour later Tho murder and
suicide was due to love, Topper was
a married man, He was desperately
IN love with tho Itcrhoid girl, hut his
advances lwurc colby received. The
girl came from Germany year ago,
and went To livu with the Topper
family as u uervant Tepper'a attcn-
ton became no annoying that abe loft
the place month ago, Topper'A Mt
t0ntlona did not cease and tho latter
part Of las, week ahe went before
magistrate aud aworo out warrant
for his arrent. Miss Herhold loft her
room thla morning for work which she
was TO take home. ON her way back
Topper met her and shot her TeppOra
body was taken 10 his former home.
but his wife refused TO receive II, and
II wna takon to tho morguo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

The Granite State provldent assoola-
ton Of Manchester, N II. was granted
permit FOR the accumulation and loan
or money IN Texas
nv american Savings ana Loan as
an amendment TO rs ohartsr.
the 'Ffrat Church OF Christ soien-
list" located at Dallas, flied applica-
ton for charter with tho followinv
truhteoa Lille Won Aldermen sue
Hines. sue Il. Cochran. Sam p. Cooh!
ran Fred II, Moscley j. W. Jaynoa
Mothers today discriminate tctwoen
hlAtpnt claims ana tried worth ana
as result use pr, Prices Baking paw.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Austin. Tex, May s.-Ths ran.a.a
commission has completed the wsIWn
ton OF the Sherman, shrev.nor, Nv,
southern railway. 1904 mlies a hu
aggrrgato value. including roili,v .,a ns
and all property OF eyary deenr, ~, sasvA
y Y Sgaobto' being an average ~
Aaintsnt General Mahry has Rrantsa
OF Galveston to attend ths y, Guards
siieAinnmenf and .d,ln at Msnah,. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

San NranoIHcOl May 0.--AmonR tho
PhsuanserH on tho Murlpoaa from ga-
nnoa was Mrs. Robert Louis Steven
son ana her son, Lloyd Osborne. The
authors widow will spend some time
~ her OLD homo In Oakland. and win
that city and Apla. Samoa In an In'
tnrView Mrs. Stevenson stated MAJ
her husband LETT her In good clrcum'
stances HIS unpublished letter ana
Wliune represent ANAL fortune In
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

and to a finish. There must be no
compromise. no surrender. Popullsts
must be bnnlshcd from the party. no
matter under what namo they seek to
remain"
General Robertson told Gazette ro-
porter that at means that we can't
stay together. There VIII be two or
ganlzationa. and two delegations viii
knock on tho door OF the next national
convention"
Mr.. r.. 4. Conner said OF his element,
mo pnrty ties viii hold them In sup
port OF free oliver They Will make
their night within the party organizn-
tlon n possible, and without II II nee
essnry," that IL to say, u they win,
they viii stay In the party II they lose
they will bolt and sot up "A party Of
their own.
Mr.. Rufus IInrdy said. ut seems TO
mo to be impoFHlblc that tho party
remain united. u IL more than prob
nble that two conventions and two
delegations to the national convention
must result"
Henry BncSctt said. There VIII be
two Democratic tickets In tho field next
year. II can't be avoided"
Tho Democrats Of Texas. ana their
state executive committee, are thus
glvon due notice OF the sentiments and
intentions OF tho leaders OF the recall
citrant element. which was formally
rcadmltted TO party communion last
year. In this aspect OF the matter, tho
coming together OF the executive COM
mlttco at Dallas Will be timely. The
formal declaration OF renewed revolt
should be promptly mot with active
steps looking 10 q thorough organl2a-
tlon OF the party throughout the state.
II our friends, tho lfedcrnllsts and
whigH. who have kept company with
Democracy because they had no whore
olno to go. have reached the dctcrmlnn-
tion. az thcy appear TO hayo done. to
other capture or Kill the party every
arrangement should be- made for their
proper reception In the Onslaught.
Matchlcas aud marvellous lH the a%lft
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Austin, TeXo. May i0,--The raiirond
commission JobherH and railroad men
had meeting this morning to discuaa
Jobblrs' rates Final action was post
poned III neNt Thursday, awaiting the
action OF tho conference committee at
~ Louis May 10 on htate and inter-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Tho best Halvo In the world for cuts.
bruises, HorOa. ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chappcd hands. chilbiaina.
cornr and all skin eruptionl, and posl,
lively cures pilrs' or no pay required
II y guaranteed TO rive perfect salts.
faction or money refunded. Price "a
Co. - "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

SECRETARY or STATES OFFICE.
The charter of the Planters OH COM
pany OF wcutherford was amended.
Increasing the capital stock from $780,
GOO TO $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11
PARDONa apANirrn

Austin, Tex, May 9.--rhe governor
to-day pardoned Thomas Duel, con.
Nleted at tho April term OF the dis,rlct
Soslt Or HopklnS county OF passing
the house Of correction and rsS,,,,,a w
tory Tor two ycArn. ma
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

The dispute between Russia and
Japan directs attention to the start
ling fact that Monaghan race ia at
the vanguard OF progress IN Asia, II
It were posslblc for the armies OF
Japan TO penetrate TO st. Petersburg.
the honcnt to civilization would be
quite as great as from their trlum-
phAnt march to Pcltin,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Gordon'a prompt and triumphant nc
Lulttoi at Louisville suggests that
there IN not and Ia not likely to bo any
modification OF the higher law which
In the South makes every man the de-
fender OF his home II belongs to that
opccles OF legislation with which logla-
iaturcu and constitutional conventions
can not tribe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11
KnNruoKY rnAonpY.


LcNlnEtnn, Ky, May i0.-Volney
Beard, single aud 20 years OF use. was
shot and klllcd today by Albert q. Han.
grooerymnn, for whom Heard Tor.
mcrly clcrkud, Several weeks ago Han
discovered Illicit relations between MA
wife and ncard aud discharged tho
lattor This morning Hall sent for
Heard and IN tho presence OF Mrs.
Hall said he was going away forever
ana would leave hiB wife for Beard 10
caro- for. Han started for tho door
when Hoard attempted to restrain him.
a terrible struggle cnsucd. In Which Hail
pulled pistol and shot Beard fatally
Hal was arrested and his wife volun-
tarlly accompanied him to jail. The
two men were cousins.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

what doca OK Chairman Baker think
of tho top crop OF his harmony
ulnnY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

MS warrant upon tho county treasurer
~ favor 81 each oilicor ma Witness
Tor ono-half all such legal costs az
may have been taxed UP against said
convict not 10 include commissions.
and tho same ahall be paid out OF the
road and bridge funds not otherwise
appropriated.
House Bll No. a9o-For the relief Of
John A. Chaplin aud TO return to him
certain moneya In. the state treasury,
pehB proceeds OF sale VI land cHcheat-
by him.
Mako note OF ~ Sweetest tlnvo94d
lightost rolls hscult and mullins when
Prices Baking Powder loavenA tho
dough.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11
THE INTERNATIONAL ROUTE q, q
a NJ nAII.mnkn

Through alcopers daily between Kan.
saa city. Fort Worth and San Antonio.
via ifearne. with which immediate con,
necuens are made at Ennis TO and
from Dallas, Tho quickest mute 10
Taylor. Austin, San Antonio. Laredo
and points In Mexico.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

COUNTY bonds REDEEMED.
Austin. Tex, May Cooke county to-
day redeemed $1,000 court house bonds.
Harrison county $500 subsidy bonds
and ThroolSmorton county $500 bridge
bonds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11
THE AUSTIN BUDGET OF NEWS,
ADDITIONAL BILLS THAT HAVE
BECOME LAWS.

NEWS on THE DEPARTMENTS
PARDoNs GRANTED ny THE
GOVERNOR e.. COUNTY BONDS
THAT HAVE BEEN REDEEMED
NEWS NOTES.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

THE WEEKLY GAZETTE.
one year ISSUED eyery hrldayL 60 cents
SlI months 80 cents. -, =.
All poaimasiera nre AUTHORIZED 10 "ut
agents for tho Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Don't be without one
or our Perfection retrlgerAtors,
when you can buy one
on tho inhtallment plan.
Easy payn entH.
MADDOX. ELLISON q co,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Dressed poultry at
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

DELIVERED ny CARRIER.
Tho Daily Gazette except sunday ~
cents a week .
Daily and Sunday Gazette. is cents
week, payable weekly.
Daily and sunday Gazette. 90 cents
month, payable In ndvnucc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

MatchlcaB aud marvellous lH the a%lft
and even work done by Dr. PrleuB
Baking Powder.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Persons who are unable 10 huF
livery Of the paper at thctr homes
H. unsatisfactory, VIII confer
favor ny writing the facts q" w"
management.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11
Cleanse Your Blood
Makes the Weak Strong

" Last spring had to give up work, b,lo, a,
TO walk to my place OF employment, dI,,,ra.as,
only half mile suffered almost iucs,.,,l,
from Hiok headache had rackihg pain, an ~,
my body. Tho least eHertion would tho n, ~,
Going up ono Hight OF stairs would make ny h,.,,
beat at terrible ratio ! was induced 70 M,
hoodh sar'Aparilla, and now, after taking is.,A,,
two bottles, INC pains and aehea have all III. h,
Hoods sursnparllla gave mo n good appotI,s nv,
can now do a hard days work.p MI. r rssi
JEEKIsB, Qucensbury, Now York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

nefriBcratora, lHi.i,.
Our now line has l.,.Il.lh
Just arrived aud 4In
WIN be sold on
Easy payments.
MADDOX, ELLISON & co.