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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

DAAHIAA
M Dont;o;xoto T. nLo
~ 1 I'll tlUlpulU Ill lH0
ADOPT RESOLUTIONS.
nEsUsIss TO SUBMIT TO CHANT
MAN DupLHr's AoIcs.
object to the Comfy c.nvsatioas
pesnE Abeii-hed-rb. nesoiu-

corsIcana. Tex. April -(special)--
The sound money" executive commit
tee OF Navarro county met here today
with q fun attendance. pursuant TO a
call recently Issued by County Chair
man W. ~ Kenner
After considerable discussion and
some preparation for the campaign TO be
conducted w this county the resolutions
which follow below were introduced
aud adopted After urging all the COM
mittecmer and other Sound money"
Democrats, who found " possible to ut
tend the meeting Va Dallas on April u.
the committee adjourned TO meet again
on tho 18th inst.
The resolutions adopted BY the com
mlttec were.
Resolved. by tho sound money Demo-
cratic executive committee Of Navarro
county. That we are fully determined
10 maintain out rights ms Democrats.
and to their fullest extent and that
within the Democratic party, iist that
we refuse 20 DO diAfranchiBed as has
been attempted by Mr.. Dudley, tho
state Democratic chairman, ana his
rdadlutors, and wo refuse 70 partici-
pate IN tho June 9 primaries as they
have been ordered ~ Navarro county.
or Ia any manner 10 be bound by the
result Of such primaries. that we alb
Folutely refuse 20 submit 10 the I'M
authorized action OF Nj. Dudley and
HlN NNuNlNiNiNt WNflHtF NlifUuNfH OF tho
state or county executive committees,
IN aboliHhlng the county conventions
which have heretofore acted for the
| party IN selecting ana sendlng dele
| gates 10 the state ana other convon-
tons and In substituting partisan re-
| turning boards, IN lieu OF such conven-
| tiOns bccnuHo We are unwilling 10 trust
| all our rights na Democrats 10 such
| partisan returning bonrds. and because
| We IRE willing 20 trust them TO the
| rrgilhr county conventions, regularly
/ elected, whose honesty and capacity
| have never been assaulted. until assaulted
| by Mr. Dudley and his coadjutors, who
| for HpeolOtia purposes ana In order to
| grasp all power within their hands
have not acruplod 10 cast aspcralon up
on Democratic county conventions. IA
| for IA. we prefer to trust the delegates
| TO our county convention to be selected
| by Democratic voters Ia precinct eleo-
| tons or precinct primary conventions,
aud We denource the united assault
| that has been made by Mr.. Dudley and
| his cohdiutora upon such conventions
40 aluf and Islander upon tho people
| Of Texas
eve approve the resolutions adopted
| by the recent meeting Of Democrats
| held In Dallas. prceldcd over by Judge
| George ~ AldredEe. ana the address
| issued by judge RUFUS Hardy, chair
| man OF the sound money Democracy OF
| Texas, published April g. and we re-
/ quest n mass meeting OF sound money
| Democrats OF Navarro county 10 as
scmbio ut tho city hall In Corsirnna on
| Saturday, April 20. 1895. at D. M"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12
DREADED CAPTURE
AND snor nInsELy RATHER rHAs
GIVE BimsELB UP.


Pawnee. Okla, April ii.--(speclal)- y
Tho Pp.wnce Indian, who Killed nn-
other OF his tribe near here few days
ago. shot himself yesterday to prevent
his being captured. The sheriff or this
county and his posse tralled him to the
house ~ another Pdwuee indian about
eight miles west Of here and we're adj
vanoing cautiously upon the house
wheu the Indian discovered one OF the
deputies lie Immediately got hls Win
chester ana shot himself The ball
won't In under his chin and came out
his right eye. lie then attempted to go
into the house, but WAS prevented
from doing 10 b eluaw who pushed
him out OF the door. He then went
around behind tho house and shot him
self again. the bail this time going
through hia body, killing him Instant
ly. The indiana at the house refused
to have Ruy thing To do with the body,
and would nos allow the corpse to be
brought into the hotirc TO get II out
OF shower, They also refused 10 bury
the body ar tu bring II 10 town. Fin
ally they wrrc prevailed upon TO let the
officers have wagon to bring the body
to Pawncc.
while the body was lying In the wag
on in front Of lagby a PatterBoe'B
drug store the auuaw OF the dead In
dian who happened TO be IN town az
the time. passed UP the street and
through curiosity looked into the
wagon She paid no further attention.
but passed on into the store and pro-
ceeded with her purchases as n Moth
Ing out ~ the ordinary had happened.
Sheriff Lake, as soon az the dead In
dian was cared for. proceeded at once
IN search OF another Pawnee Indian
who. II n alleged. attempted to rape a
white woman Up north OF town some
time yesterday. 30 far az 10 known
here MT this time the arrest has not
as yct been made.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

800 rifles, 100000 cartridges and largo
amount OF dynamite. Although the ex-
petition cost but $50. 900 It is considered
"a important as those OF Gnrcln and
Collazo. becnusn no money was spent
on steamer for It,
Senior Colas. with special orders from
Delegate Palma. managed the nfinir
In koy West and Tampa lie was nf-
Sisted by Senior Payo and Senior FL
gucrdo.
Colonel Monson ARuirTe, the COM
mander Of this expedition. Ia a veteran
OF the war Of 1865. lie served under
Gomez and M0ceo during the more
brilliant years OF the FIRST revolution
and was promoted TO the rank OF
colonel for his bravery In the Invasion
OF Las Villas by General Gomez in
1876. lie served also under General
CellNto Garcia, who always praised his
military ability. believing him one or
the best SOLDIERS In the Cuban army.
Word has also been received here
that two schooners loaded with arms
ana ammunition, but having no men
aboard except those IN the crows, had
arrived safely IN Cuba, leaving their
cargocs IN the hands OF General Ma
coos army.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

santr an enormous sacrine. taxes hav-
ing been paid both 70 the actual and
insvrsent government IN many cases.
benidcD large sums expended for the
maintenance of armed guards to prD-
tecf the plantmtiona
The American steamer vigliancia. or
irving on sunday last, brought 100 tons
Of freight from New York. az against
a normal cargo OF 900 tons. while n
Epanihh steamer arriving on Monday
brought no freight except poriHhable
goods IN cold storage. The problem ~
supplying beer for Havana conaump-
tlon VIII soon become serious one.
The cattle supply In the interior IA
almost exhausted. and what II left Is
sure 70 be taken by either the Spanish
or insurgeft troops One firm IN Ha-
yana II contemplating the extensive
Importation OF cattle from Texas Ia
ships chartered for that purpose TO
eyAde the Texas quarantine. The plan
r. TO ship the cattle BY rail- to Mexico
and ~ steamer from Tampieo TO fia-
vana.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12
THE BERMUDA STORY
The Men ssa Ansaanitisa Landed
on the Island winia sis miIes
OF spanish wsrssip..

New York. Apri, ii.-Jrbe Herald pub
ilshcu tho Following correspondence. un-
der date Or Puerto cortez. fIondufasi
Thu steamer Bermuda. which WAS
detained Ia New York hnrbur on Feb
Tuary a. nf she was pr.parlng TO leave
FOR Cuba With large aud cnthurihatir
party Of patriots and an ample supply
Of arms and ammunition, has arrived
hero. Tile STORY 90 her Yoyage. ending
~ the safe Decentralization 0f tho M.
burters ana their armament, brlstlca
Nflth dramatic incident Tho log was
mad by 0ne Of tho DnicerH OF the ship,
nvhp told bls story ~ q mattel of fact
way. which rather served 10 Intensity
ttpn dull its Interest,"
TN feii you The story" snid ne. be-
tHilning With our departure from New
tfDtk hurbur You know that on sntuf-
tday. March "a, We lay At anchor OF
l1iedinos Island we had some trouble
IN NngnFinr GROW, owing 70 the pre-.
hviouF difficulty with the United states
birthorltsfa. But after va Eot our
t.,i,ens at work the going went beauti-
SUNDAY morning Following we
weighed anchor and slipped through
tnc nnrfrwa, During the night ~ Nom
day March 10, We went M and down
fiir eraht II half rnced. and when day
dnwned The iirrmudn waH changed
FtlIfl men mo I"fU Act 10 NNrN llt tie
rlFht 70 change her red funnel 10
hlpff ThIa Was neccFnry 20 avoid iht-
mediate iaentlneation IN case W. should
fell II WIN my Spanish n.ah-df.war.
aud inc event proved that the caution
wan Wen taion
rho nun rdse brilliantly. az n IN
flvor 81 our enterprise and ~ tin uca
wna hfiniitfnine under ria nfst fnya.
our henria sans Ike lead ~ the slight
Presented d few inligr q 4rawntd
T1rrc. ~ the hnif iirht. iay tir
RpanlHh n1an.of-w war E,ie seemed moi
uvnr Two mites away. aud 40 moi
yet know Row II was shf IN - 10
~ untlinlicnred. We ala nothing but
waich her apnrrhcpnvrly until rhc
horizon,
'rneedny morning Tho Bermnda cnet
nnfhnf N Anfntrrnfa fnlnn1. Va. and
tool on a quantity Of lumber EIGHT
buafb pnd four renmcn, The reandn
Wrfo hpuly nrrtqd. IN Tho Afternoon
Z che was ttndlus h1rthwafd aeaiu
Nrat uofn'uE The Drfntda ramo u ~
( tut'lpt crflf N tho MORNING m ~
iAntit csfyl Here General Chrrin CANT
on heard with Fcvcniy-two Cuhons. nttl
nurur ihfpi wnr pctlor Nnnre. la ilnlf
IN hour flle wan hoodinx aoniliyrri
wiia h1t hand q Guiana. who iFcra In
E7Nd hpiritr
IAN won't wen until Nafch ~. when
q rtlit reuthefly gale f'eHhenoh tho sea.
The folloWlnH nny me fafh lnctrnefd
NJ tpfrS siili iilsnpfs the slip inborad
+ t1nfi9prhbiy. and lhtn married.
tfnu&r came OYER the iaudnmen e.tflNy
were ornnqfuily senaicl. on Saturday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12
ARE YOU BALD

II your hair continually nlisd with
1ANDHUFF- sfllthy animal matter.
sioughinga Of a diseased scalp. which
Eous your clothing and rlyyh yon
sioyculy Appearances al all times Does
your head itch? IL your hair gInWine
thinner yeer BY YEAR, II 4 premeturs.
toms Describes your cafe you have
parasitic diseases Of thr scalp which
YOU are neglectine AZ a great Hncrlnce
UANDnNtNE u guaranteed TO cure
you quickly and permanently kDtiH.
faction given o. money refunded Tor
eaie by druggists.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12
JAPAknsIa MAIlsnAi..
risfessivs Preparations for M. fte-
o~pfion In New York.

caption In New York.
New York. April ii-Grcat pfepara-
lions are being made for the reception
next Tuesday OF Field Marshal Mar
quia YamaSntn. inspector-genera OF The
Japanese army The marquis and his
suite are nnw on their way from San
Francisco 10 this city. The members %
hlh suite are Mr. Tsudsuki, the libra
riah Of the imperial household; Major
Oshma. DR. Hirai nurg ION - the Jap
aneec army; Mr.. kawaAta. secretary Of
the FOREIGN department and the mar
quls's Interpreter and valet
During their atay they VIII be enter
tAined by Governor Morton and staff
AdIutant-Gcnsrtl y. A. McAipln and
the governors stan Will meet the party
at Niagara Falls on Monday, when
they viii leave for New York, stopping
on ct Albnuy. where Governor Morton
VIII give q reception In their honor.
~ "a expected that they Will arrive here
on Tuesday evening. Bquadron !. will
escort them from tho Grand Central
station TO the hotel at which they win
etop. which viii probably be the Wall
dorm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12
IT WAS A MURDER.
noRaIln.n CRIME IN THE CRY or
DENVER.
a second wifs NEEDING to peath
ana = rwe,ss-year-oIa hoy mead
From n STAB rhroush the Heart

Denver, Col. April ff.--when Man
ngef Alexander G. Miller OF the wnrurr
ranch, twelve miles enet OF Denver.
arrived hoins from The city az 1 o'clock
thih morning he found hts rtepson.
AGED Y. dead aud his vito unoonacioiis
nnu blending to depth. The boy was
stabbed through tho heart and the
woman had numerous wounds The
must wee not robbed and the motive
MAS Miller'H second wife. the firrt hnv-
ing obtained divorce on account or Ills
Intimacy With the woman who mas now
been murdered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

Dear Editor--pieaHe inform your
readers that " written to conadcntially
will mail In a sraJesi letter tho plan
pursued by witch 1 WIS permanently
ter years OF suffering from nervous
weakness. night iosscs and weak
nhrinken parts. have no scheme 10
extort money from anyone whomBoeyer.
was robbed and swindled by the
quacka until I nearly lost faith In man
Kind. but thank Heaven am now well.
vigorous and strong. md anxious 90
to all
Having nothing 10 sen or send c. o.
-, I want no money. Address James
A. Harris. Box $40. Deiray. Mich.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

and thanked him for MS \.
emancipation from pain ana, J,
Rev. A. =. MrNutt, Meih:''.'1@s
ter. Bradner. wood county
suffered half HIS life time VIZ
tiam. dyspepsia and broncm''
Eminent physlcinna failed -
lie commenced 20 use Vqnpt, .
IN July. 1894, and IN two 49,
free from pain when ne r' ',..I,
charge. lie ~ now ronnl'''
REV. priHlcan. pastor y, n
Xenia. o.. writes pocomps,!t T.,
take pleasure and believe Y XXX
add my testimony to that v y,,
listers concerning Vcnof wv. "
know Mrs, Elizabeth klrM ..,, s y,
Phelps ana Mr.. Nat Wln.'J
are members Of the Mrino.,'
<onla, OF which ] am r1''xx u
the atay OF Dr. Ncno " tsl
we're treated by him for n
Of many years standing W.
FIRST treatment by Venos LII ~
they threw away theu X,
crutchea and are no" W m
recovery" Ia Nj
YcnO'H Remedion are e'
Rists with Instructions fot
nH follows. .vufr
Vi1NO's CURATIVE tlll|
best and only hclnnilic cp 1l.s n
nently cures malaria lonN..s y
and thoroughly cures ch'Nt ma
tlon ana liver trouble, !. .hli
the nerves, clears tho hrla'1lr XVI
the stomach nnd rniNrrst n
leaving no m cffectr Nv. N
has for It's body the fanl ',,a
dcd water. Tie great Xxx "
md blood purifier. aug n,iiin q
VENo's yLECsrRlc E' '',, 1
the worat and mos; e'Pe.,ilni
rheumatiam, parnlyulp "a Z
ralgIa and ~ aches . IT. ~
home should be- wiihVnt n.
cinds. They arc sold ~ ,,.,I|.||
twelve Tor 50, Ask fppu "a MA
yono'a Curative syrup Apr
trlo Fluid for you.
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o. Sale at AonaIs Z
Waeh

We offer on MI,
Tuesday as a speeIss'
Patent Dish Ws,ls'
SI.25 each. Tb,.s'''
Washers have sasss
been offered Is the N.
lees than 81 DoT
that the price d S
for Monday and
only.
We also place On IN
ing this week 100 MI
Ice Cream Freezs,'
bought the Same a. III
low prices, and sell tA,I
less money than s,s'3
offered.
Having bought a la,]
signment Of Gfapj,]
.
Ware which we expsa|
rive shortly---we Witt
to make room for ~
low a special discoun. }
per cent on all Granjs]
bought from US durI,|
week.
Screen Dhors and slIs|
We are headquarl,'
the above goods. Ifu
tend to have YOU
screened during thisA
don't fail to get our pf|
New line Of Kitch.l
Parlor Lamps just I'd
MOnnlg's Arcade, I2l2 U
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12
MUNYON'S
STATEMENT.
TELL THE TRUTH AND NOTHING
BUT THE TRUTH.
DO his Remedies Cure or Notf ne
SAYS ne People Have hight 10
Know. ana lie Refers 90 sian,
WHO have ueen cared and Who
WIN cheerfuiiy Answer All a"es-
tioss.

Alonxo Crawford 20s Commerce.
street. Dallas. Tex, SAYS II nave hhd
Rhenmatism for years. ! secured sum
ple bottle OF Munyon's rheumatism
Cure / have taken two bottles ana
have had more relief than ! have hnd
for ycnfa"
samuel Lazarus, e2i Elm street. pal-
lan. Tex, says. II have suffered ter
rlbiy from external piles for some time.
I purchased for % cents q vial o. Mum
yon's Pile Ointment. which gave me
instant relief. and has entirely cured
mo In three days. ] think your remedy
the greatest cure for this trouble have
ever heard Of and cheerfnlly rrcom-
mend Munyon's Pile ointment TO all
nuncrefs.'
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure never
fails 10 relieve IN l TO hours, and
cures In a few days. Price. 25c.
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure positivoly
cures all forms OF Indigestion and
stomach troubles, Price, Is cents.
Munyon's Cold cure prevents pneu-
monla and breaks up a cold In n few
hours. Price, % cents.
Munyon's Cough Cure stops cougs,
night twc1tH. ailayH soreness. and
speedily heals the lungs. Price, %
ceutH.
Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily cures
pains IN the back. loins or groins and
all forms OF kidney disease. Price, 20
cents.
Munyon's Nerve Cure stops nervous
moss and builds up the system. 70
cents.
Munyon's Catarrh Remedies never
fail The catarrh Cure-prIce 25c---
crAdicntcs the disease from the syg-
TEN. and the Catarrh Tnblets-prlce
25c--cleanse and heal tho parts
Munyon's Asthma Cure and Herbs
relieve asthma In three minutes and
ctlre In i've days. Price. 50 cents each.
Munyon's Headache, Cure stops head
ache IN three minutes. Price, % cents
Munyon's Pile Ointment positively
cures all forma OF pileB. Price 25c.
Munyon's Blood Cure erndicatcs all
impurities Of the blood Price. 25 cents
Munyon's Vitallzer restores lost pow
era 10 weak men. Price. 800.
A separate cure for each disease. At
all drueglHts, 25c q bottle
Personal letters TO Professor Munyon.
1905 Arch street Philadelphia, Pa, an
swered with free medical advice for
any disease.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12
4 INV innIaArIos COMPANY
mas taken Change OF the wort TO
Fash n 10 Completion.

Has Taken Charge OF the wort 20
Fash n 10 Completion.
Roswell. N. NJ. April i1.--tBpeciai)--
Home years. aimee the Pecos Irrigation
ana Improvement company secured n
location about twelve miles west OF
Roswcll for the purpose Of building an
extensive reservoir ana using the water
Of the Hondo river They spent about
$4,000 on H., but before getting Il In
shnpn Tor use the work was suspended
and parties who we're depending on II
for water were disappointed The
time having expired q few days since
for the compilation Of the work. new
company Was formed aud quietly did
their surveying and have nude a new
filing on II. The new company. 10 one
of tho lncurporetors told Your correa-
pendent, VIII 10 90 work at once and
finish The reservoir and be ready to
furnish water for from 1900 70 10000
acres Of land. II this IA done Il viii
open one OF the finest bodies Of land
Ia New Mexico.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

The Nashville. chattanooge and ~
Louis railway ia the popular route from
Memphis
THE line takes you through the
-liine ofnar' rralon Of middle Fen
nezree. the Cumberland mountains and
mary q The old historic baitlenrida.
II v the only line runninn trains over
~ own rails between Memphis and
Naalviilei Chattanooga and Atlantis
This N thr preferred route Ia tho
Southern liartiat convention at Chat
tnnnoEa, Tenn. and the Confederate
sotnfanf meeting at niohmond. Va,
Ask ynur iicket agent Tor tickets rcad-
ms VIA. the n. c. a st. +. ipy. from
Aiginphle Any fiifther Information
VIII % rhueftnlly given upon appilna
ton 70 4 y Welcii dlviAion pnraenner
aront Memphis Tcnn.. ~ q cowarIiln.
WI, agent, H. i<luia W l. Daniey.
q. n. 4 r. A., Haalisiilc. Tenn.
.s.-ll- ~ .-.-.-|- ..l.l.. .l.....as...l
Tho finest fountain best and ohenp.
eet drinks al J. y. Nlclss 4 Goa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

WashluRton, y. G.. April liz (spcc-
~ Tho following penHionn have been
~ bounced by the bureau OF pengionsi
vSsiNinhl widow Franceg u. Anderson,
dian wars l1dy Jane Iionds, uano. WI.
linmscD csuniy. ~"
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ur wnrts O,ber. 40 l.n,u.

Editor Gnzotte Kindly allow me space
to tell your readers that one who auf.
Tered from both acninnl weakness and
syphilis WIN Inform any one who may
he WIS cured Of these two loath-
come dlneascB and fully res,or-
ed to Vigorous manhood. He has
nothing whatever 20 sell and would
not make one cent on the unfortunate,
having for years paid all his hard onfn.
appointment In return. He VIII only be
too happy 10 inform Sufferers of a
plan by which they can be certainly
and permanently CURED, Write, de-
HcrihinF dlBcaTp and inoioHing STAMP 10
Lock Box ipi. villa Park posto1le.
Col
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12
srAwrLrse rrpoRrs
That Committeeman Williams uaa
yiees siurde red.

Uees Murdered.
New York. April 1t.--A dispatch 10
the Herald from Madrid RayH.
Ruinor IL current here In the cafes
and streets that consul-Gene VIII
Hams has been murdered In Havana
nnd his body dragged through the
streets. Excitement prevails through
out the city In consequence OF this re-
port but the authorities have no
knowledge OF any such event.
II IL rumored that Maceo IL dead,
and TINT In u battle yesterday the reb-
els lost 800 men. No confirmation OF
these reports can be had
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

Houston, Tex, April 1i..-.tiipcclni.)- ~
2, " Cptingham has been appointed.
encctlye May !, auditor OF Tho roads
comprising the Victoria diviuldn Of Tho
southern Pacific system vice j. IL
Boyle, resigned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

Key West, Fla.. April II. News WINS
ree. a.. mere last night az The landing
mnndeh w Colonel Aornon ANTI
which was Composed o. fori,y.fIyc men.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12
FOR WHOM ?

Hurried. busy, nervous women
are the ones for whom paine's
Celery Compound was especially
prepared. These men and women
with nerves all gone and fcebly
nourished need Just the invigor--
nting, atrength-givinB effect OF
now and keep wen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

rraplno is the beet Zoe cold dish IN
the city. sold only by J. =. Nlcks 4
IA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

Scr advertisement OF TexRs Tele-
phone, supply and Construction COM
pany, page TO-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12
CRAWFORD'S
ARE As USUAL TO THE FRONT AGAIN
THIS WEEK.
SOME GREAT BARGAINS.
Perhaps the best two values ever offered Worth
Rercaies
At 6I-2c.

Are the goods that made our COM
petiiors iopis in artonishment and won
der how we could do II. but We did IL
all the same. and you should have seen
the scramble for them. II lie and lbc
are the usual price for thesa ss-lnch
English Pgrcaies.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12
FROM THE PEN or
EMINENT GLEN
Come Recom meBdati ons
wonderful
VENO MEDICn'
Urging the sick and ~
obtain lite ONLY MeNH
That Cure.

Father BtH
ST. Johns e1
dianRpoiis, M
tho Veno Rtu'1
wrote = letls|
veno stating
rick fIarrlnn.
souri, street
oils. had bce1 !
with rhcumf
Eighteen pio'|
disabled iron
Mr.. IIarrlup'
taken on ne
Masonic Tnj
dIanapoiIs. VI.
bottles Of Veh,
trio Fluid N'Tl
nil over hla =
less than forp..
he came upon u
IN Wow Of he
stamping
Jumping Fl,,,l.
he Eraapoi PW'
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

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Milford chronicle., 1896-01-17

ora new year. when the winthr season Q
close con6nrments IS only half gone maH'
end that their health begins to hre dowr
that the least exposure threatens sickness,
1t rs then as well as at all other times az e
With people even in good health, that ths
following facts should be remembered, nam
elY that Hoods ssrsaparilla leads every
thing in the way of medicines; that it accom-
plishes the gratest cures in the world, he
the largest sale in the world, ard rtqnir-
the largest building in the world devoted e.,
clusiVely TO the preparation ofthe proprietor
medicine Does not this conciusively prove
if you are sick, that Hoods sarsaparilla is
the medicine for you to take2