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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
GERMANY,s OPINION.

! Questions Not Confined to Spain and
the United Statoa.
Berlin. March 2.-tCopyrghted. 1896
by the Associated Press THE inten.
lions OF the American government to-
ward the rebellion indicated by the
action OF the United States senate
uwnkens profound interest and wide
spread discussion here, The questions
involved are not regarded by any
means IA being confined In their effects
to Spain and the United States.
These Incidents mark a determination
ON the part OF the United States gov
eminent to depart from its time hon
ored course or n0n-lntcrventlon in
European affairs
Germany and Austria stand amazed
and neither statesmen nor the public
know how to regard what they CON
slider as recent frequent evidences that
lHc United states has formed deter
minntlon to take an active part here
after In the worlds politics.
Much OF the argument un tho quos-
tlou proceeds from the presumption
mat II IL sought 10 take cuba for the
purpose Of adding 1t to the United
states. II Is generally admitted that
as u bulligc reut force spain would be
no match FOR the United States In the
event Of hustilitles arising from the
dispute.
It is not believed in Berlin that Spain
VIII brook any Interference with her
course In cuba. and the opinion ls gem
orally hcld that the Spanish govern
meut win ma an ally against the
United States In Europe should she
md herself compelled to fight against
the United states.
At the foreign 1iIcc It was said 10
an Associated Press correspondent
that grave fcara We're entertained that
serious International complications
would be thc outcome u the attitude
OF the United states toward cuba.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
kYAN KNocKEp nrr


Kid Mccoy Did the Work-Other Box
ing Bouts
Muspeth. l.. J., March 2.-The En-.
pre- Athletic club house was wen mn
ed tonight by an enthusiastic crowd
OF sports, many Of whom came q long
way to see the two bouts which were
on the program.
The principal go was the twenty
round contest at l40 pounds between
Iommy Ryan of syracuse and charley
uNid) Mccoy, late of Memphis. but
now II resident OF Astoria, l.. /.
The minor bout. which was first on
the card. was an eight round mill nj
10 pounds between Larry Burns OF
Cohoes ana Jack Downey OF Brooklyn.
At the end of the eighth round honors
We're even and the bout WAS declared a
The event of the evening was then
called. Ryan was the first to show iip.
tie Jumped into thu ring at $50 accom-
panied by Charley White. kid" l.e-
Nrne, sam Fitzpatrick and Tom Cla-
icy Mccoy followed thirty seconds
later' For ten rounds The ighting was
nara with hunors about even, nlthouc!
Mccoy showed to good advantage. ia
round Mccoy sgnt right and left
on face and Jaw. putting Ryan down
ana out. Referee Hurst declared Nc
COY the winner
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
DARIUS GREEN INITIATED.
Farmer Naramore lnvcnts and Tries
10 Use Flying Machine

Farmer Naramore Invcnts and Tries
TO Use a Flying Machine.
Utica, Mich. March 2.--About rour
MILES west of Utica lives Andrew Nara
more. an nged farmer and inventor or
no little genius. Some time ago Mr.
NnramOrc decided TO eclipse all his con.
temporarles in the inventive line Nv
constructing a flying machine. This
machine consisted Of huge pnir Of
WINES, which were propelled by motions
OF the arms, pair OF sails so CON
atrncted rs somewhat To resemble tine
feet OF a duck and fastened TO the feet.
anu with lnrgc ruddcr for steering
When everything was complete M
Naremore, who, by tho way, weighs 966
pounds; climbed 10 the top of a shed TO
take a little trial trip around the barn.
yard. Reaching the peak. he cnrefnllv
crept out to tho end. and. raising tbs
slsnntic wings, dropped of that is
Mr. NniNmore thinks he dropped ur
has only some slight rccnllections nr
what happened after he LEFT the roof
OF the shed untll he found himself
prone In the barnyard. Mr.. Nnrnmore
mas now giNen up the idea OF a success.
ful flying machine.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
oMARA a SHACKELFORD.


New York. March 9.-The Herald's
correspondent in Guayaquil, Ecuador,
wires that General Pmtarco Bowen
mas arrived at Tumaco and has Issued
u proclamation denouncing General
Alfaro as n man incapable OF govern.
ing me country and as u robber OF the
General Bowen says he Is backed Nv.
a powerful party and thai he vii,
leave soon for Paste, Colombia, 10 be-.
GIN operations against quito.
Dr. Rosendo Ordonez, promlneni
and wealthy resident OF Quito. was ass
sassinated by Luis Andrade on Frlday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

The International route In c5nnoct,,,
with the II and r. c. and Rock island
route Is running daily line OF Pull.
Fort Worth and san Antonio. Come.
ton ~ made at Garrett by passenrere
10 and from Dallas, forming tho bc..
route between points In the Rcn,,biIc
OF Mexico, Laredo. and Corslcnna nal
las, Fort Worth md North Tcyaa
points tvia Hcnrne) sleeper leaves sPr
Antonio at $40 p. m; Austin. II "a :,
m, arriving at Garrett at I.iS M
Dallas 9:e5 q. m, Fort Worth l0.qO n
m, Returning leaves Dallas 200 n m
Fort Worth $40 m. arriving nj rnV'
Tor at $3.50 a, m, Austin $50 a M. san
Antonio $50 II. m, u. !. PRICE,
A q y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

isHGnh IA WILL BE RELEASED
,,nn .W ork' March 2.-Thc Herald this
m'"iil'nE says; The steamship Brr-
lmuaa VIII be released BY the Irnjted
suites government at 1880 o'clock ills
ntornlhg and surrendered to her Owner
or owners The transfer from Tho
nahds or the government TO those ~
u we Suhan belligeronts' reproseninth.cs
WI WI pe mnde in the Office or the United
iarlane. \ dispatch was rcr"iycd ~.
N Joaquin Castillo yesterday In
Which ne was Informed Of tho gov
grnlnents determination to release the
n hotlhcation was also sent TO tba
us'ehslnle owner OF the steamship In
pe at District Attorney McFarlanc's
essary papers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
EARLY DREAMING Up


or the Hudson Caused Damage and
Loss Of Life.
Albany. n. v. March 2.-The earliest
breaking up of the Hudson in 1876 years
was attended In this vicinity with dam
age, narrow escapes and the loss OF one
life. The lower part of the city Is
completely submerged. a family Of
five was rescued from beds floating In
the rooms. a 9-yenr-o boy was swept
into the river at Lansinburg and
drowned, Ice Is piled 100 feet high on
Baeren island and gorge has formed
at Stuyvcsant. The New York Gem
trial, Delaware and Hudson and cleo
trio railway tracks on both sides of the
river between here and Troy We're
blocked by Ice and travel cut off for
some time. The water works building
at Bath-on-tho Hudson was shattered
and the superintendent had a narrow
escape from death. Passengers from
here for the south have TO be trans
ferrcd by way OF Gotham. Icemcn re-
port that they have thrce-quarters OF
a crop with what was left over from
last year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
VIII nE pIscoNrINuEp.


School OF Pedagogy In State Unlyer-
slty to be Abolished.
Austin, Tex. March 2.-(speoiall-
Or, Thomas ID, Wooten. president Of
the board OF regents OF the university.
OF TeNns, has written the following 10
the editor OF the TeNas School Jo,,@nnl,
Replying to your letter OF inquiry
OF recent date, viii state that tho re.
ports circulated ooncernlng the dlscon.
tinnanoe OF the school OF pedagogy by
recent act Of the board are correct.
as understand II the motives and
reasons that aotuated the said board
IN apollshing the school OF pedagogy
in the University OF Texas were that
they believed that the funds thus ex-
pended could be hereafter more prop
erly aud benetcially utilized along
more direct lines OF university work"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

washington, March 2.--The spanish.
american situation. growing ont OF The
reports OF riots In Barcelona and other
CUES OF spain. Is regarded so So.
Ilously by the president that a special
meeting. OF the cabinet was held last
Delome, inclosinp a cableisrnm h" boi
ItceiNed from his government. Thl,i
directed the spanish minister to inform
she hlted Sintes government that
spain was "xcrting all her power 10
protect the United States legation nnd
t.pnauls' ana he could give assurance
mat they would be protected from any
Any demand Tor q disclaimer M tho
mates resolution viii be ignored Liit
al tne same time there g. reason 10 ns.
'hNt th' president is not regardless
OF IA" critical situation, IN. slrrat.,r,.
Oh we navy. purely AS a matter nr prc.
caution VIII bring an efficient noe' ar
mnI Vessels near enough together u
MUGS them promptly at any point that
may be threatened
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
INTO RECEIVERS HANDS.


Baltimore and Ohio submits to the In
eVitable.
Baltimore, March 1.-The baltimore
and Ohio Railrond company. one of the
oldest and most extensive tIunsporta-
tiun systems In the United States and
until recently one of the most profitable
ones, fas confessed It's insolvency and
gone into the hands OF receivers.
John G, Cowan. Its president and
oscar G. Murray, It's third vice prosi-
dent, will hereafter operate II for the
benefit OF the creditors and bond
holders under the direction of the
United states court This action was
takon tonight after II prolonged strug-
gle against the inevitable and was the
Immediate result OF the failure of the
directors 10 negotiate loans to provide
for interest aud other payments due
and about to become due.
The Baltimore and Ohir system in
cludes 2O65 miles OF railway, eNtcnd-
ing into all parts of the country east
OF the Mississippi river
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
SPAIN
Gets Angry Over the
Cuban Matter
INDIGNANT BECAUSE THE UNITED
STATES SENATE RECOGNIZES
CUBANs As BELLIGERENTs
SENATORS EDWARDS
A SPANISH NEWSPAPER Tuus COM
PUIMENTs OUR LAw-oIyERs,
Great Activity In Old MadrId-MiIi-
second "InyincIbIc Armnda.v

Madrid. Feb. a.-fCopyrIghted 1896
by the Associated Press Tho cnbIe
dispatches which nre heipg received
here from the United States are inc,ans.
inc IN. rs"iu,t, az inJt"n,t,.,, MINI,
was aroused among ih. ,n1sseq v,,,c,, b,
became known that IN. 1fnit,d statrs
Hennte f0vorrJ tb. r,ro,,g,itt,,, ~ ~
Insurgents as bailirersnts ana ncyr.na.
pers her. conurn, mo cnnri tbot q,
Spanish nRynl sulindrnn InnsIstig, a.
,d,,, ,.,,,,,.. ~ IN, "a
be sent Ia ruba william J,t,,, H., 90
dltion su,nish nnyni n,il,,.,.' ,.,,h ~ , nu
rines arc. 10 ba ,tta~b.d w. "a. l,,,,,is,,
mail boats ,ybiGh nrc ~, m 49,, "' ,'i
e1uipped ea nn%iiiar, crr,,a ~, ,'''N a Tmu
a., ,g,,,,, ",,,,at9 DelnE u'splay'd Ia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

a tardy perception OF the possibility OF
war when any nation declines to sub
nit to the bullying ot the American
lingo. There is no question that the
Spanish pcorle are resolved to fight to
the death sooner that lult their hold
on Cuba a Americas BIDDING"
The 81 James Gazette remarks. "If
Spain and the United states go TO war
1t does not follow that the Americans
VIII have such mere wnlk-over as
IN ~ anticipate. American commerce
would be u fine bait for Spanish priya-
teers and the capture Of Cuba would
hardly compensate for such damage"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

iaeatlon from facial appearance was
impossible.
The body was that OF robustly built
man. II was entirely devoid OF cloth
ing. which was attached 70 the right
arm only by twist, and had appa-
emily been in the water about n week.
In addition 10 the terrible wounds on
he head there is a gHping, knife stab
the right groin and above the breast
bone is another opening resembling II
bullet wound. The left arm Is broken
md almost every rib is crushed. The
.ompleting link in the evidence Of muir
Ter was that the mustache had been
Tipped from the face otter the murder
rad been committed. No clew TO the
IDENTITY OF the body or to the place OF
murder could be found today. The po-
llcc department detectives believe In
he murder theory,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
IMPORTANT TRANSFER.

Property Purchased By Fort Worth
candy and Cracker Company.
An important transfer Of real cstntc
hnS Deen recorded at the county clorkq
Cracker company has pirebnseG from,
Mr'' Nellie Brown five lots, ID in
Daggetts addition, for SIS, $50 1t is the
property on Front street. now oceupicd
by the Calter-Battle Grocery com.
pany Tho Carter-Battle company has
ppeEun on the foundation for their new
DulluinE' which Will be pushed TO a
completion as soon as possible
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

washington, March "A cablerrom
rom Minister Taylor ranched sccre.
Hry pin"y last evening officially nd
as follows. ''' We '''"
rue Minister Of state has Just called
70 express ms deepest regret that "A
MOP mas insulted. the Rarcelonn con
sulHte' ana onored complete repara-
ion. He Informed me- that the gov-
ornment on lts own motion. has taken
every precaution to guard the legation
nnu my rs3idencc. have asked no
Almost everywhere In official circles
is not one which necessarily must ieaI
TO hlstlltlcs. '''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
Reduced Rates to nu,..,, r,
Account Daily Spriuu>

untll further notice the Cotton Raj,
Route VIII sell round trip tickets to
BaSsett3. Tex. "a point on our linz
In'riy miles southwest of Texarl,anal
for the round trip. Tickets Ir,t,aG
TO thirty days from date OF sale cali
on your nearest agent for tickets
q. Warner. Gen'l Passenger Agent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
RUSSIA WILL UPHOLD Kon :,

=, New York. March "A dispatcb ia
'i M, herald from st. Petersburg saws,
Russia Will maintain tho indcn.S,1. nut
ni Korea and that IL Japan continn.s
cupy the Peninsula. 10 &C.
tapah must consider that ~ .bo
MS w,snea 10 acquire Korea this means
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
ROAD NOTICE no w

sTNTE or TEXAS. T;', n,
ss,HWe, the undcrsign'sser s n
holders. citizens o. . sals !,
~. Texas. duly appc'nsr, sr,,s;
T Ir,,S at It's January, ,I XII ):
view and establish g. 's N 4
from the Fort Worn ,11s,a III
road 10 the Fort Wo,sire "
sworn sworn as the law 4, dIrs g h
noticc that we will y, o. MA
Of March, 1895, assepa IA i a
ises and thence PREF, n. 4
SAID road, beginning a. X X y
az Inc northwest corn, "A ~.
Little league survey i Wins, n
10 The bridge across pl,iic
lie n Fort Worth arr, s ~. J
road. And We 90 ~, ,,s sny y. /
Glenn and othere, Ky Y, .,asSt q.
alss't o@ SlaI lands ,., ' 81 zllia
road may run. tha' Us " n
Time proceed 70 Xxx, ID
incidental 20 the ~ WIN WI
nent Of said roaa. bg ~
either In person, j. d d ! sla,,,
D5sD, u pF &c 'as1s s.I = !,
Witness oar Z n' ~ .,,rSs2
February, " n sTErr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

Consisting OF dry goods. clothing no-
ti"ha, boots. shoes, hats. etc. No 0bIect- :
ION 70 some groceries. a bankrupt stool,
preferred. Must be In good live Town
OF i'oV 10 10000 inhabitants, szs nS
Stock ranFIng from 5000 to $1,000, Por-
lars naming price. Address nu i'itu-
Box ?, Norman, o. n. i'uS''ef'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
STORE nuRGLAR1zEp.

They Enter n House Near Calvin and
Take Away Goods.
South McAlester J. r.. March -
tSpecinl(-A store was burglarzcd
near Calvin last night and about SaO0
worth of goods taken. Deputy mnrshnls
have gone in pursuit Of the robbers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

wiz thtorhRtlonal route in connection
~" .ne houston and Texas Central
snd Rock Island route is riinnina =, ~
uailF line OF Pullman slcepers betwsor
hlIsas CITY Fort Worth and san An
,,Ohi9, Connection Is made at CARRIE
py passengers to and from Dallas
,,ofihinE the best route between points
~ w hepublle OF Mexico. Laredo and
~u'S'o"ha' Dallas and Kansas City.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
DEAD BODY

OF Man Supposed TO Have Been
Murdered Washed Ashore.
Chicago, March .. "A corpse OF a mn,
was washed ashore on the lake front
near the Chicago Beach hotel. The
body, ~ the first glance, suggested
murder The head had been beaten out
OF all semblance OF humanity and iden.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
RAISE A PROTEST
AGAINST BEiSG "itEtD our or TIN
PATTY"


81. Louis. March 2,-As the result o.
| call Issued several days ago 800 prom
! inent Missouri Democrats who are OF.
| posed to the free coinage OF silver AZ
| The ratio OF 10 TO assembled here Sat
urdav to protest as they ter II, against
being read out OF the party
lengthy address TO the Democrats OF
Missouri was adopted unanimously. II
starts out by declaring that the I'M
precedented action OF calling IA state
convention to meet on April to elect
delegates to this national convention
three months In advance Of the meeting
OF the convention was done With the
avowed purpose OF influencing the
party In other states AMI committing
the national Democracy to the free and
unlimited coinage Of silver at the ratio
Of 10 TO ! of gold. regardless OF the rel
alive commercial value OF the two
metals and regardless Of the action OF
the other commercial nations OF the
world. The address then goes on 10 say.
TO make the country at large
showing Of strength they do not possess
the advocates Of this policy openly
avow the Intention to secure the dele.
gates from every district in the state
II need be by dcprlvIng voters OF the
right, never before questioned. Of
choosing their delegates and clectng
through the action of the entire body
OF the state convention,
And while these advocates Of free
silver propose. IL they hnd themselves
In majority I'm the state convention.
10 deny all right OF representation to
the minority. many Of them at the
same time avow their purpose not to
submit to the majority I'm the national
convention II tina, majority shall be
adverse to them. hut 10 array the De
mocracy OF Missouri against the plat
form and nominee OF the national De-
mocracy."
a committee on organization com
posed OF two delegates from each CON
grrssional district was appointed with
eN-GnNnrnnr Ernnnla na nhMLrmnn-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
Thc International Route a. G a
Rai1roud.D

through sleepers daily between Ka,.
s s Gity, Fort Worth and San AntonIo
va Hearno. with which immedi,to,
SyomneeIioms are made at Ennis 10 and
ToH ' DaIlns. The quickest route 10
and points In Mexico. Laredo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
RED STAR Nv
LEGAL NOTICE.

THE FORT WORTH AND \
Terminal Railway eonilj
Worth. Tex, January X "
nual meeting Of the stukha1
Fort Worth and Denye- ls',1|
way company will be hti v
flee OF the company In III 81
Worth. on Tuesday, Mna
1920 a. M, for the pupaa
ting directors to serve dans
rent year and the transi'tAi|
other business as may i'i.]
before the meeting. W 4
rotary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

FORT WORTH AND O. KY v
RAILWAY coMPANi,,. "
and directors annual MY .ss
nual meeting Of the ', ,aIs,,,|
directors Of the Fort w " v
Grnnde railway oomhan9,, :,
at The office OF tie compsr Y
Of Fort Worth, Texas u's Az, III
at 3p. m. Transfer BOOK ~; N n
at noon March sih; III ~
closed uh''' az" 4, 4. y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

Chicago. IL, March .. THE grand
jury has voted true bills against PSF
persons accused OF conducting bucket
shop operations In Chicago, This prac-
tically covers every bucket shop In this
CITY, torty-nine In all. The grand iurys
action Is the result of an Investigation
carried ON by n committee Of the board
OF trade. ana was made under the dlrec-
lion and aid OF the body Of public
Federation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
MnXIco Is INrEnEsrrn.

she Believes War Ia ImmInent-sentI-
ment Divided
city OF Mexico, March o-Tb.ra 4,
great interest here In the outcome Of
me strained relations between Spain
ana the United States and war is gen.
orally believed imminent. Liberals
nympathi2c with Cuba hut conscryn-
spain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

Washington. March a,--If the decislo,
OF the house subcommittee on naval
aifa'rs,to make provision for the build.
ing o. six new battleships shall stand.
.he ollviais OF the navy department
wlll make an earnest effort 10 have a
clause Inserted In the hill recurring mar
at least two OF the chips he bliilt n,
government navy yards. :"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

a car load lot OF Kansas horses n,
South Side stables. single driver
surrey horses and matched teams. All
cheap. Everything guarantee as rc,.
resented. ''P'
o'MARA & sHAcKELFoRD
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

klNG MENELIK WILL RETREAT.
New York, March "a dispatch to
the Herald from Rome SAYS;
The speech OF King Humbcrt , NJ,
PICS has strengthened Slgnor Cris mrs
position. N'"Pi
IT ~ nearly certain that King Meme
INK WIN retreat before the Italian nm
i2rcements now being sent TO AIyssin-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
$50 Suits,
IS Pants.
W. s. MATNEY.
The Tailor
REPUBLICANS SPLIT AT coLuM.

~, Columbus; Tex, March e.-ispeclnl, -
me Colorado county Republicans eri,,
anu Two conventions Were held sa p'i
a,eetSd delegates TO the state ana CON-
5 v n ~ conventions; One is headed
b. Coleman. O'''e' ny w.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

THE FORT WORTH Asp =
City Railway company y, ~
Tex. January 25, lM N 4
meeting OF the stockho'dsrr ~ y
Worth and Denver cry w 4.
pany Will be held at i1s n
company In the city y ~ !, n
Tuesday. March ?, lN wv
FOR The purpose Of eleclias n
serve during the currenl y.
transaction OF such o!ir
MAJ properly come lel'f
w. A. RoJs, secretary
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

Thousands OF cases Of rheumatism
have heen cured by Elmer & Amends
Preserlptlon, No .2sbl." An sufferers
Preston * Co. Galveston, TEX. agents
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

If you suffer from looseness of the
n9Mels, pr sirgert's Angostura BItters
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

Va munyon's Remedies are sold in Fort
Worth oS J, =. Nicks Il CO., drugvists
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03

NEW YORK--s0uTHlgl|
London-Rrs |
Twin Screw L. s, Val d
sailing every Wedntsd,y & d
New York. Mar iNev iii
St. Louis Mar. II Plit
st. Paul. Mar. IS stu.
RED sTARW
NEW YORK T0BIz
sailing Every Vs1A
Noordland .."n,....... y
Frieslund -,.........a.M
Remington .,....,.-sYr
Wcsternland ...,.t"cE
Southwark ".......-iy:
Nonrllard .. n....aclM
international Navieahn
Pier II. North River. 01tti
Green. New York.
William Doherty, AEsti
street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-03
YELLOW JACK INcpE1s,>,c

JAIN INCREASING.
M HIW lork. March "A dispatch to
'nT ieraid from Buenos Ayrcs saws.
Ihc epidemic OF yellow fever il in
Sreusing at Rio Janeiro, Homeward
Brazilian ports ~
LriNale reports, the Herald cores
ip nG,de, IN Rio Jenciro. Brazil, says.
dna,h, Ihal me total number of
''u'" ye'low Fever daily is sixty.
any one can have bicycle A large
~. yuSt received Can and sec them.
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