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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-12
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he Il now giving away, absolutely free.
900. coo copies Of this most complete. IN
terestlng and valuable common sense
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Figure Z.
wonderful medicines, ] am a well wo-
man. l suffered all the time with a
weight In the bottom OF my stomach
ana the most severe bearing-down
pains. low down. across me, with every
step attempted to take. | also suffer-
ed intense pain across my back and
right hip. At times l could not turn
myself In bed. My complexion was
yellow, my eyes bloodshot, and my
whole system was perfect wreck. [
suffered greatly from headaches. and
the thought of food would slcken me-
Now l can eat anything and at any
time. Every one thought / would not
live through the month OF August.
Two OF my neighbors are using your
medicines, ana say they feel like new
beings"
PROSPECTIVE MOTHERS. READ.
Mrs. Fred Hunt, OF Chenille, n. Y,
says: ~ read about DIR. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription being so good for
woman with child. so l got two bot
ties last September, and December
18th l had underground baby girl.
When | was confined ! was not sick
in any way. ! did not suffer any pain.
and when the child was born I walked
into another room and went to bed,
II was very cold weather and our
room was very cold, but did not take
any cold, and never had any after
pain or any other pain, 1t was all due
to God and DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription. This Is the eighth living
child and the largest of them all. |
suffered everything that flesh could
suffer with the other babies. / always
had a doctor, and then he could not
help me very much. but this time my
mother and my husband were alone
with me
'iNfy baby was only seven days old
7 IN nrpggpn un1 left
my room, and stayed up all day.
DOCTORS FAILED.
Mrs. William Hoover, OF Bellvllle.
Rlchland Co., Ohio, writes as follows
81 had been great sufferer from re-
male weakness l tried three doctors:
they did me no good. ] thought l WAS
an invalid forever; but heard OF DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and
his 'Fovorite Prescription and then l
wrote to him, and he told me Just how
to take them. | commenced last Christ
mas. and ! took eight bottles. l now
feel entirely wen. l could stand on my
feet only short time. and now do
all my work for family of FIVE. My
little girl had a very bad cough for
long time, She took DR.. Pieree's Col
den Medical Discovery and is now
well and happy"
Any woman. anywhere, who Is tired
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the Worlds Dispensary Medical Asso-
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charge. good, sound, professional adj
vice that will enable her to cure her
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and this. too. without having TO I'M
dergo the trying ordeal Of "exnmina-
lions" and the stereotyped and dread
ed treatment by 'lncal applications"
A GREAT BOOK FREE.
When DR.. Pierce published the nrat
edition OF his great work, The Peoples
Common ronse Medical Adviser, he
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FREE no nALp HllAps.

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Marlin Tex. Jan. ii.--tspeciai)-E;;
n Rrnfro. druggist, made deed OF
trust. p. u. Kcrchain. trustee. Preter.
red creditors: a. A. Renfro. ss,bov; 10y
Renfr5. $500: n. II. ciampitt. Noo; MIS-
trot Bros, VS..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-12

and his trained stan Of professional
assistants, can always be reached NV
letter and he and his stan know. from
their extensive practice, which has
made them experts, just what missing
link to supply.
THE HIGHEST HoNoRs.
Such IL the confidence of bis follow.
citizens In his ability, integrity. and
worth. that DIR. Pierce has been hon'
ored by election to the highest otfleoa
In the gift of the people of Buffaio,
first, TO the state senate. ana laier Ia
congress- such, however. is the aoc.
tors pride In and love for his profes-
sion that he has since repeatedly do
clined high office In order that no NAV
best serve the public by serving his
patients. who are scattered over every
state and territory In the land. as ia
shown by the fact that he has on iile
over
10000 GRATEFUL LETTERS.
like the following.
Mrs Annie Hutchinson OF Cambridge.
Dorchester Co, Md, writes. "Worda
fall to describe my sufferinrs before I
took DR.. Pierces Golden Medical Dia-
covery and his 'Favorite Prescription
could not walk across the room with
out great suffering. but now | am able
to do my own work. ThanlD to your
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-12

While Or. veno was holding his hcai-
ms clinics In the city OF ST. Louis for
the purpose Of demonstrating the re-
markable power OF veno's Curative
syrup and Veno's Electric Fluid,
which caused great exsitment among
medical men, Mr. ]. Roth Of 1860 GAR
neld avenue. 81. Louis. was Drought
TO him walking on two crutchcs. Ffo
was almost helpless from chronlc
rheumatism. The cruel suffering for
years had emaciated It's tortured pa
ticnt so that his friends could hardly
recognize him. Three bottles OF yeno's
Electric Fluid were rubbed on both his
legs and across his back, and In an
hour he was 80 far recovered that he
walked without his crutches and haa
never used them since. Minixter Krey
writes about the wonderful cure an
follows;
Some weeks ego Mr.. J. Roth was 10
much crippled that he could hardly
walk with crutches. Today he came 10
my residence and convinced me that
he was able 10 walk without cru.ches
or help OF any kind. Mr.. Roth told
was the result OF the treatment Of
tive Syrup.
NJ. KREY, Pastor.
sG27 Garfield avenue. st. Louis.
yeno Will give $1,000 to anyone who can
doubt the virtue OF Veno's Remedies
Don't listen to bigotry and prejudice.
dies at once.
cents n bottlcl. IL q positive cure for
mach. dyspepsia. constipation. liver.
ness and poor appetite. and when used
cents n bottIe), will cure the worst
tism. paralysis. spinal troubles. scinti-
cles numhness and all aches and
ly. If your druggist has not got these
Veno Remedies for sale by ]. p.
Wortn.
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announced that after
'Sn. 0O0O copies had
'een sold at tho repu-
'ar price, si.5o per
'opy. the profit on
which would repay
him for the immense
amount OF labor and
money expended In
producing 1t. he would
distribute the next
half million free. As
this number OF copies
has already been sold.
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send your orders 10 be promptly de-
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rnd they will receive immediate atten-
tion. We carry all kinds Of hard q a
soft coal and can ault you In Quantity
quality pnd price. Make a speciality Of
steam coal md rariosd iotH. \.
STEWART COAL COMPANY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-12

THESE Remedies Make Rheumatic
and
ucr--sI rothW
Made to Walk without
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June 3. 1895.
The above statement Is true. Or.
prove the contrary. A man who would
IN tho face OF such evidence Is fool
10 to your drug store for Veno's RENEE
VENo'S CURATIVE SYRUP $50
nervousness, malnrial fever. weak sto
kidney and blood diseases. sleepiess
with
vENos ELECTRIC FLUID $50
and most desperate forms OF rhouma-
ca. neuralgia. stlff Joints. weak mus
pains. Guaranteed to cure permanent
medicines, ask him to get them fer you.
Nioks a Co. ill Main street. Fort
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poruLrsr DAILY.
The Mercury 20 De Turned into a"
Up-to-Dnte Paper.

Dallas. Tex. Jan. il.-tspeciai, )--Hon.
Harry Tracey. prominent Populisi OF
this city, gave out today that the
Mercury, Milton Sparks, editor
weekly publication. Is to be turned into
n morning daily within n short time.
II ia to be the official organ OF tne
Ponnlist marty and an up-to-date news
nerer 90 he save. II will In all prob
ability be published in Dallns'
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peane. Fort worth's only high ciass
photographer, will make you q bargain
worth tho money. peana'b cabinst pho
ton. "a. 90. 81 N n W
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wanisd-- scm& AAs hoasasfs g
Ruak stsset. " X v Z, x!
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VEN0, THE GREAT HEALING POWER.

THE SICK PEOPLE IN vnNo,s CURATIVE 8
AND sENo's ELEcrRic FLUID HEALING DisIaA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-12

marvellous magnetic influence between
two widely separated persons. Progress
OF the World" l5G Fifth avenue, New
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-12

The Southern Telegraph and Tole-
phone company. whose motto Is quick
service" have Issued one OF the hand
soonest as well as the most useful and
convenient calendars of the year.
Every business man Will appreciate
Its value In his everyday work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-12

COIu bedr0oms md oVerheatcd Nv
principal causes OF Catching cold" In
an article by Or. A, X. Bond. In the
January number OF Babyhood. Tho
practical question OF how 70 treat cold
In young children Is instruutively dis
cursed by the same writer. The MUIR
sery Helps ana Novelties" In this num-
Der and the department OF "Bahy's
Wardrobe" contain many useful hints
and suggestions for busy young moth
ers. Bahybood Publishing company,
Beekman street, New York.
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COURT OF OWL APPEALS

TOPEKA, KAs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-18

he has always retained the aInDluon
and enthusiasm of a successful teacher
ever since. Being himself a country
teaeher-a teacher in the schools where
men are made and greatness and char
acter developed-he has had a strong
friendship for country districts and It
has always been his greatest care 10
watch over them with an eye single to
their prosperity. He visited them Of
ten and ascerta tanned their needs He
talked to the directors and the tax pay
ers and learned a great deal from them
of advantage 10 him in protecting the
interests Of the pupils and parents alike.
When Re was not IN the country he
was n his Office, but at all times he was
working in the interest of a higher and
better common education for the boys
and gir,s Of this county. He is the
same Charlie that he was when he came
into office. except TO the extent that he
IS richer and better in having taken uIl-
70 himself a sweet young lady for
wife Nobody is asked to vote for him
for this reason. Cor Charlie can always
take care Ct himself, but at the same
time there are always a fine lot OF
knightly fellows IN a community who
do not object TO throwing in a ballot for
luck 10 help out genial benedict. the
county could be searched in vain for
better timber for n superintendent OF
public instruction than Charlie Alackey.
He is ali right. 1t might be vel 70 add
here that whoever wants TO vote for him
should DO so on account OF his merit
as an official for he Will have nothing
whatever 70 do with Shaping the money
policy Of this nation during the next
<ntrr
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NOTES FROM VALLEY CENTER
Chit Chat and Pleasant Gossip Fro IN tn
City of the North

Mrs. Fred Bertholf. who has been
quite sick. - reported some better
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Valance were
SedgvLck visitors.
Miss Minnie Gregg assumed her duties
al the school house Monday.
Miss Maggie Brown VIII attend school
in our city this winter.
School commenced Monday and with
corps OF teachers IN charge promises 10
be an excellent term.
The picnic given by the Unive-saltst
church on SatIr day was not very large
y attended owing 20 the recent rains
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Brown visited
their son west OF town one day EAST week
Several Of our Republican friends ar
tended the rally az Wicaita Monday ey-
eni1g.
n. Goodrich IS building a new corn
crib 50 that he may store his immense
crop.
MesseTs- johnson and Singer were az
Wichita Monday.
The team driven by the speakers from
Wichita Saturday evening oa returning
home became frightened and ran away.
and 6enao-aHZed things IN great shape
M-. and Mrs CIaibourne OF Missouri
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-18
MUSIC AND DRAMA.

JOHN DILLON AT THE CRAWFORD
The name OF John Dillon Is as farnil-
.ar to theate-goe-s as any and few there
are indeed Who have not her-ad OF tSlac
Tavor1te COMEDIAN. John Dillon. Many
good ctJizerS who are prejud1ced
against the stage overlook their scrl-
pes 70 see HIM. The coming engage
rent at the Crawford Is Of more than
usual Interest as II is not often stars of
AIR D1llon's reputation spend a week
here on Monday night the comedy
Wanted, the EaESsd'' vii be nut on and
on Tuesday a Model Husband" Is the
bill. The ST Joseph Heard ~ Ssots-n-
Der 10 says: John Dillon opened a. four
nights engagement at the Crawford
last night in "A Model Husband" N-
Dillon has lost none OF his oFd-:s-na
power 10 please. II enthusiastic an
pisuse goes for anything. II the role
OF Benjamin BSscoub. a asa-Decke5
husband. Mr.. Dillon has a cha-ac-Ar
that fits HIM exactly, and the ease with
which he fell into and extricate him
self from ridiculous predicarenes
brought rounds of applause ana
daughter from the audience
He has surrounded himself WIKI an ex-
ceptionaily clever company. Space VII
not permit personal mention. bsI< II is
sufficient TO say that al the characters
are cleve-y portrayed
Seats are now on sale.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-18
PAT Is DEAD SOUND
He Saws He Wants Work and That the
Money VIII Follow IL.

Pat Twoney was standing all alone
in front of the Boston store last night
looking at the crowds go by and listen
ing to the hymns sung by little bevy
of Christian enthusiasts on the curb
stone
"Well, Pat. how DO you stand on this
silver and gold business" asked a re-
porter for the Eagle.
Il am for Mckinley he answered.
What I want is work first and then
viii get the money for il. l have not
worked for any man yet who didn't pay
me for it and have never yet been paid
money by anybody that did not work
for it l guess We have silver and gold
enough i we had the chance 10 earn
it,
Pat IS a plain man without any class
icai education like Kies and LeweIling
and Jesse Haymaker, but for all that
his idea, as above expressed, is a corker
that neither one of them could success
fully combat Notwithstanding their glib
tongues.
What I want is work" said Pat
That is the solution Of all this agfta-
ton. The people want an opportunity
10 market their labor. If they get il
the money question viii not bother
them so much. for Pat says he has
never worked for anybody yet but what
he was paid for ii. He also says that
he has never got any money until he
worked for 1t and does not expect ITO. 1t
is plain then that no matter how much
money is coined Pat cannot get any of
It until he works for IL. The secret of
the whole business then is work. Now,
then, how can work be found? Par
Twoney knows. He says vote for Nc
Kinley. That is the magic name that
shines hopefully before the laborer who
IS willing to work. 1t is the synonym OF
work and work is the foTerunner OF
wages. Wages mean the prosperity Of
the home, the shoes and school books
for the children, the bread and butter
and meat for the table, the coal for the
stove ard the bonnet. the gown and the
shawl for the wife. In a word, IL means
prosperity, happiness, education. con-
tentment and patriotism. Pat Twoney
has a horse and cart and although he
either continually works win them or
seeks work he shows that he knows
more about the eceonrnic problems OF
this country. by his simple statements
as above given. than the men who have
stood arguing il on the curb stone dur
ing the last ninety days.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-18
FOUND HIM GUILTY
VERDICT RETURNED IN THE JOHN
MICHAEL CASE
Verdict Is Accepted With Considerable
Surprise by the Defendant and His At
torneys-Jury Was Out Twenty-foar
Hours-The Jurors Recommended That
the Judge Temper His Sentence With
Mercy-Apother Sensational Case from
Sumner County Was Called and Placed
ON Trial.

The jury in the case against john
Michael, charged with Matchmaking
Judge Barrett, returned a verdict yes
terday afternoon finding the defendant
guilty, but recommended that the Judge
deal with mercy with the defendant
The verdict was generally received
with surprise as it was the general opin-
ion that the jury would either disagree
or return a verdict Of not guilty..
The defense Will move for new trial
but in all proba bility Judge Williams
VIII overrule the motion, and the next
step viii be the sentence and appeal, II
the defendant decides 10 carry the case
10 the higher tribunal. The attorneys
for the defendant, Adams 6; Adams.
were unable last evening TO tell exactly
what would be the future of the case,
and claimed that they were not only
surprised but astonished as well al The
result of the verdict.
Yesterday forenoon was consumed
with hearing motions and demurers, and
tn the afternoon another blackmailEnS
case was called and a jury selected.
This was the case Of the United States
vs.. Archie T. Harvey, a farmer residing
near Belle Plain. who, II is claimed.
wrote and maMed an obscene letter TO
Miss Nettie Gurnell, young lady resid-
ing near Mulvane.
The letter was mailed at Belle PLANE
on September %, 1894, and received at
Mulvane the next day. When the young
lady received the letter she at once re-
ferred il to the postOffice authorities.
who placed It in the hands of the secret
service department and the case was
worked I'D and finally charged 10 Mr..
Harvey.
The defendant denies having either
written or mailed the letter, and claims
that It is a close imitation of his hand
writing and that some one put up q
job on him. He acknowledged 10 the
postoffice authorities $50 he testifed),
that he was conversant with some Of the
charges contained in the letter.
There are a large number OF witnesses
on both sides of the case and it viii
doubtless occupy the greater part Of
today.
There is a marked difference in the at
tendance OF attorneys since Judge Will
liams gave out his decree the other day
that ne NozIld stand no more foolishness
and attorneys must be on hand.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-18
Are out you can get

NEAr j. - 6s-errure octxeez he -iz1
who catS 90 tee end o. he na-e zuu = bcy
sh9 has gust finished his tasEf ore ~
sezs Is 1ose. s2c La o.Gss &-SWs z. 60
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-18
The aaieha Daily Eagle griday orniug secmber 1896
re visiting the latter's parents Mr

are visiting the latter's parents Mr..
and Mrs George Case
Rev. Brink imemrsed the following Ia
dies on application for admission to men,
bersllsp IN the NJ E. church: The Mes
danes Adams and Carpenter and Miss;
Pearl Beach
Miss Dora Tunis commenced the win
ter term of school at Park Monday
J. T. Carpeter and wife were up from
Wichita Saturday afternoon
D. Simon was up from Wichita Sat
uryiay hunting his fathers team which
escaped from the speakers the previous
evening.
Miss Addie Cachard, who has been
quite low with typhoid fever, Is report
ed better
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-18
HOW'LL YOU VOTE?
WILL YOU TAKE MEN WHO HAVE
BEEN TRIED, Or WHAI2

Are You in Favor of the Established Gus
Second Term, or are You in Favor of
Turning Him Down?-Wnl You Favor
Experiment or Take the Course That
You are sure is all Rignt?-Do You
Want Efficiency in Once, or Politics,
Which?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-18

Camp No. 1881. N. ". OF A. ~ this
city are preparing Il drama entitled.
Modern Woodmeu. which they VII
present 70 the public o. Ocsoaeg s.