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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-01-26

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koforS r.~ssu- .-....a 4 or xiii ti,e
horso 81 ~ n61ounk
Gai6 ~ ho11or ~: ssNow. I sce' d
Benss ul6r oono - the hili. half n
mile south 81 INV house. ON her little
mare. Kitty. and began to perform
some queer abolutions. After she' q
got over the brow O. the hill she paced
up and down the road for time; then
she rid up and looked over the ridge
for awhile. After looking o bit she
turned about and rid up and down the
road for few times. and went up to
the brow O. the hill again. So she Kept
dom an once or twice she got of and
led Kitty up TO the top OF the hill.
II was puzzed as to whether she was
waitip' for somebody or had lost some.
thing while on the way to her father \
place. some four miles bevond mv
house. was lust about 70 walk oit
that way when / see'd her wheel Kitty
round from the brow O. the hill and he.
Gin TO plv her wbip. -
In half a minute she was nyin' mast
my place like a wild woman. l stood
at my front gate by the roadside. ready
to holler out at her to know what was
up. but b'ess you. she never looked
to- ard me. Her eyes seemed sot in her
head. her face was pale and at every
jump she let into Kitty with her whip.
swar, her ridin' skirt fairly cracked
as she bounded past me!
".Jist then / hoerd . tremendous
clatter behind me. Tnrnin' about ]
seed Ben comm over the pitch Of the
hill on his big black hoss' like 4 wild
reins. leanin' away for ard. and dlgRin'
his big spurs into his horse like he'd
rip his insides out.
''He pas ed by with his ils,r and
coat-tails sailin' back in the w::ad and
never turnin' his head TO right nor left.
I thought l seed murder In his eve. ]
tell you. a million thoughts ran through
my brain In . second. All the stories
| ever heeri about jealons husbands
ana insane husbands went through my
nesd IN 2 lump an 20 pei eve u Ia
nad my gun 10 my hnnd' "a nave taken
wing shot At him on suspicion.
II seed Nell look back once, and
then lay the whip to Kitty hott n ever.
Ben was goin' like the wind. ] knowed
Nell was headed for hcr fathers s, and ]
seed plain ~ day that Ben would get
her fore she was safe landed.
AT last he was upon her. II was
then neck and neck for time. with Ben
rcachin' out for kitty's bride. At last
he got IL. and the two horses gradually
slowed up till they finally stopped. ]
mounted my gate post all of trcmb'c.
expectin' to see somcthin' dreadful
happen.
"They stopped in the road falkin'
nigh onto hall an hour: then I seed
Ben lean over and Nell lean over, till
thar two heads came together.
"sWhat the mischief SAYS I.
'kissin' instead Of killin'. Well. thai
sort Of fracas gets met
"After the head bumpin', the pair
turned about and came slowly jogein'
along back.
.9s shev.r.s.ed ma <.IIea out a.
Ren 70 tnov wbsf IN the I;v;r, iio~. Il
III meant Bcn BEGAN % c:o:ncr
Il - n
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-01-26

N DIS n0rune, January 14
ne Pruhfbit0ry amen1menf 10 the CUnetifu
ton adopted BY ths popular vote last June
~ declared 70 - invalid By the euprcms
court to-day, Judge sewers rendering the
opinion Ths casc wm entitled Kochler
Lang " Hill. from Davenport. he plain
ti6s bncd Hi for tie value Of beer ssld him
Nm admitted - deb& but pleaded
thaf ~ Cons6ituttonal anendmcnt for
ond claimed eEcuption from TIE dcbt
No p1siu<iGs anendsd their pefition
b. dsclaring that the smcndncnt was not n
foFos ~ rcoord q TIE HOUSE Of IN
Egh1ecn1h Aancmhly falling 10 show tbsk y
- passc1 ~ tAaf ~ House mea<ure dif
fcrg1 fron IT, nmcndncnf - pnssed ~ ~
gsnafe n form ard suhsfance; further. Ia
sn1ocQucut ncfton N - NIucfccneA Assem-
~ "a not an1 cou51 rot cure - onrr,ess
ness of the E:shteenth Assembly
~ osus, vus tired ~ Judge Hayes q
nnve.puss. No gsvo rerdtct for ~ paa'n
az for the amount cla'mcd and declared ~
annen1ncot not - ope~1soa-
ns oDlnlon rendered = very long 80 -
vssws fullv ne cnee and Ell ne as<hor1tsa
1ear1ns snorcon- Many collnfcFnl ~ ~ ver<
oropps1 - lum1terial Judge eeSeu nayr
- vhlls \ , erus earollct bi1ls srs lasa
unrks of evi1ence. yet inasmnd1 - the LOW
Coasf1outloa ooes - reluIre amsodmeuu =
- Csns1I1111oe y b cnrollc6 - lnvs aFo. -
Los s:n<ivo journals n t1ls g1n1c ere equally
onmpu1ouf = er51rure 10 11c ouu1o1lu<1cnn,
urux1rfuus = uuruI1s1 hun = ~ cnso q ~
~ - 5ourunl of ~ nouss - ~ Klrn1con<1
Assomn1v ~ - ~ - - amGu1msus
- unnnuA - - - vnr1n1 IN f1gm -
cu11annes from - assure \ ~ 9sunoe
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-01-26
wAssuINoros MOTIFS.

The National Republican Committee met IN
Washington, January 18th, when Col. John A.
Martin, OF Kansas, was unanimously elected
Secretary 10 al the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of Ex-senator Dorsey Mr.. Logan's
proposition that the basis Of representation In
the National Convention be two delegates for
each Senator and two for each member Of Con-
grcss and two delegates for each Territory and
for the District Of Columbia, was adopted by
Is to Is, after an animated debate. 1t was
also decided that delegates 10 the Convention
should be chosen by . popular State Conyen-
tion and the same rule was made applicable to
the Territories and District Of Columbia. The
committee will meet st Warrington, Dec
l2lh, 70 nx the time and place Of holding the
National Convention.
The Committee on Public Lands will soon
attempt 10 call up the bill providing for re-
peal Of the Presumption laws and q modifca-
tion Of the Homestead laws, 90 Is to require
that . homestead cannot be patented until
after the claimant has resided upon II
thirty months instead Of six months When
q ID called up, Il h said. an amendment viii
be offered modifying the Timber Culture Law
% y 10 provi1e the1 10 pcrson shall have the
benefit Of the law unless he is = resident Of
the land district in which the entry Is made;
That the entries shall be confined to eighty
acres, and only two be allowed In section
Charles Shaw, colorcd, was hanged at
Washington, d. c., for the murder Of his sis
Ter. and Arthur Preston At Bcllair, Nd, for
the murder Of his mistress.
ne vacancy in the ofIice Of Internal Rev.
enue Collector q Petersburg, Va, has occa-
eioncd . contest between the straight-out Re-
publlcnns and Mahoneitcs, and representa-
tives OF both parties ere using It - = means
70 discover President Arthur's policy toward
he elass. The strsght-out Republicans have
nominated Col. Harding for the oficc. The
Prcsident has referred the matter TO the Sec
rseary Of ~ Treasury.
rrsdcrfck 3. rhaw has been indicted BY the
Grsnd Jury q Washington, on the charge OF
sndssvorine 70 couuptly influence Edwin D.
Doniphan Of ~ o<ar Route Jury IN the 1rst
exinl il favor q & W. Dorsey.
M House Committee on Agriculture unan-
lnously arrced 70 . favorable report to be
msde o. Congressman Asderson's bin ere
a61ax - ARz1ru11nr.l Commission ofnrmbsu,
ukoGs ~ = ~ - 70 envsse1Eats asd report
upon ~ ac&nal cost 70 common cnrrisn 10
trunsport anicultu.l products from the
potufs uhere produced 10 their final market
Il 40 confen o. ~ Commission full power
% taks ~ tsstimony Of witnesses and cram
- ~ boo1n ard papen o. railroads and
o&hsr corposn1ious. This bfll, q accepted By
~ conni>ass Il snendsd by neCr6senssfive
yalrufan4 q Nebrz1na providing that
= or1w ~ - ond adequate justice
- - ~ 1ctrcen corporations and the
nnsr1a, soad Comnlsrson shall Investigate and
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-01-26

81. PErpnspCna> Russia. January n
DuFins . perfcruance yesterday ~ tho CIR
en- n ncrdIlchcR, Runsian Poland, are broke
tus. on1 tciorc TIE operneon could escape the
vhoie sGruauc vas ablazs. 1hFoe hundred
pcrsons psrsAed.
Ne ars Ucks 81 towards ~ esG q ~
porfuom-ncc. and ves osuosd b. TIE oareIes1
hsn11lng - nrcvorks on TIE sfngs- n eur
eaIn irultc< end TIE 0ancs quickly spread 10
~ vnn~ ~ roof. 1he mcmbcrs q the o.
cbeuors vcrs ~ nrst victimA he audi ncr.
pun1>crins - perponA Fushel - ~ frons
doo-. but h opened inwarfu, and = tne crovd
pr>ars1 G1rv.rd n could not b opened A
ru1k - t>cn nadc 10 ne two side doorH bon
u IA were nailed ~. thus conpcII'ns NJ
pscp;e ao take 20 ~ windows. from vhich
m111 eprnnG Into tAe ttrcsts win tncir elolAes
. aI5c1 n name- he nro brigade arrived
ui11n ha'f IN hour. but 4 vns imppesfbls %
snu1usuish ne famea. - the water IL -, tanks
un11ruwn
T,s arc listed two hour. Eye-vsfnsasss
- ~ wbta ne door, were nnarly opcnsG
szno~ q burning pers,ns vas vie ble vffAia-
1os 1p<aes and propertifs Of ehe circus vere
~ 1rrfroys1- ne Ne brone while ~ Gre
hrirn1r was cruss'nx he river. thus prrvcn:-
~ r1cn rrachine IT, Gre more rronptly- h
- .s ss.s se.s sss ss .s1 s sss ssass sss1s -
F1I> end IT, TIce-FreGIden< q f1e Drr1&
Irurse- n au1ieoce c7nslser4 mn'nv
y accounf says the ~ - cs1ss1 y
1nviur ln1vvn HG11ei c1karcc1o q
~ uMuw - - r1n11rG or<f11f q - - -
o11F E<ycn tr>e1 % cleup ou1 - - ~
- 0Xr1nA ~ 1u!1Dr - 41e - -
-. - ~ e1ssuH hs'levs1 = = nnsaso
- -. - 3 - - I, xsss'ss ~ ~ sss's< =
1rn|w m1u&w q - uercnouo1 0u111 - ~
90 - 49, tF1e1 - cut - 80 u1g1k
- - 5 ~l1s enl c1II lr1n II or1sr - s1s11
- 1Uzup1 frum - 1urujuH ~ MiuI-
- z1rrus - Eo11eo sc1:c1ur4- Ir9D
111of f1ccuunf rnyo fcp- nuud1e1 ~
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-01-26

urrovuron erAxrouD ~ oGuuo y
prrl1u1s 1.s ens1rs tom q VA Csl. ~
~ un11n< osrt n IuFoveusu1s- =
go - oon1Ition. h0urVer, o1s1 - h q
111I1uu1 - 1s1e-f cl&uss :. the 1ee1z
- - I111< - Ing 1i4oors s1an - 80.
Il a 11rse - import o1s hus1F11 0crmaa
z1mIzln - rurk y ~ exiensln <lneJ.r1n
- qy1Ha~1s ~ u11 exclu1e C1Deoe hbor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23
FORT WORTH ~ DENVER
CITY RAILWAY COMPANY.
VERNON.
CLARENDON.
M9BEETIE.
SEYMOUR.
On and After July Isl

A daily hack and mail will lenv,
fichita Falls at q u. m, arriving Al
{ernon at p. III. Leaves Vernon 81
6 a. M, arrives at Wichita Falls al
D. IN. Distance, so miles.
A tri-weekly hack and mail leaves
Wichita Falls ut 6 Il. III. Mondays
Wednesdays aud Fridays via Vernon
and Clarendon for Mobeeeie.
Leaves Mobeetie Mondays. Wcdpes-
days and Fridays for Wichita Falls,
via Clarendon aud Vernon. Schedule
time, " hours.
A daily hack and mail leaves Wichita
Falls at 8 u. M. for Seymour, arriving
ut Seymour at p. m; leaves seymour
at a. m., arriving at Wichita Falls at
p. M. Distance, 50 miles.
For further information apply to
g. +. COLLINS, Terminal Anent,
% w. 1 ID. G. Ry. Co., Wichita Falls.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23
DISSOLUTION Notice.

The copartnershIp heretofore existing be
tween WM. HENRY, Jr., and 7. Il. -ANDIDGE,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent,
HOWARD w. PEAK having purchased tile In
terest of Mn. SANDip0E, the new firm viii
be HHNRY y PEAK, who win assume all obi
cations and collect all debts of the late con-
Germ. WRt, HENRY, Jr.
HOWARD W. PEAK,
FoRr NORTH, September ~. lSSi.
Having Withdrawn from the firm OF HENRY
q SANDiDGE, desire to express my sincere
thanks 10 my friends for The LIBERAL patrons
agew hich they have bestowed upon the firm
my successors.
f. r. SANnIpGE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23

Excursion tickets 10 hundred cit
end watering places are now ON safe ~
the Cult, Colorado d santa Fe ticket
Office, near the III Paso hotel, Rites
exceedingly low. This is tie smooth
est line and connections as sure ~
twice two are four. Call for rates and
time. Il. j.. E0sDIcK,
Railway and Steamship
Ticket Agent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23

Che Gulf, Colorado q Santa Fe Rail-
road Company offers you the SMOOTH
est and hest line, with only one change
of cars for Chicago, Cincinnati, Wash
ington, and other Northern, Eastern
and Southeastern cities. Oillce or
Main street, near the III Paoso hotel,
Cab for rates and time.
II. u. FosDIcK,
Railroad and Steamship
Ticket agent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23

IN Amt your boss, dat doc.
Uncle s,ln; No. he been good boss
b. bsd ,u, ,slI I tell You what he done
enc. e'ske his little knife, cut
bre w, right open, and den he
By fngs' Two dollars. Why, Uncle
|hsrse wv anybody's finger open for
IN, ! Guy WHY. Sam you got 1t all
sc cenri, vou lis wild a doctor for
rcng' like me. you learn heap
sc yea1no doctor didn't charge you
|'lngs for eating your finger
40 dol.'' 10 charged two dollars for
pen, oa' how 10 do 1t. IL take de ooc-
poHlus ,readlng in de books oil de
p year "a Earn how to do it.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23

Mike creean, one Of President Ar
MiNo IA vi saws the reorganized Re-
gnII primaries IN New York are
lus. 10 we are in this district by the
hlo 'iitin, of the ballots. Not a scratch
coh .,Ia int y Michael was elected at
on ' lad ~ Of delegation every man of
the hea ,sas n r1ember OF the old assoc
whqn u" n the lamb will just lie quiet
,la' snwn in the lions mouth, there
I, Will always be harmony
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23

ussbcst and only the best drugs and
MGes
/. rIes With merit. One story /
|Slns Chinese book | will relate to
4 s,one-cutter was drilling n
|sh d rock, when he saw passing
~ the emperor of China, borne
elsir upon The shoulders of his
|suts. 4 siIken canopy partly Sc
i him from the rays of the sun,
lrge fan was used to cool his
and brow. The stone-cutter med
IA that the greatest of all things
o be the emperor Of China, and
|lei he we're the emperor OF China.
|p Instant he was the emperor of
|ua wss borne upon the shoulders
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23

At last there has been discovered q
remedy which win positively cure
chronic sores OF every character II
you are troubled with eruptions caused
by syphilitic faint o. impure blood try
the Hot Springs remedy, G. G. C.,h
and IL il fails TO cure you, return the
bottle ana ! will refund the price paid
ror IT, Sold BY Il. n. Brunswig.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23
HouseIteepers ana Consumer /

iVtIstKttUGTS RnN COnsUmeTs
win rave money by buying Wrisleys
soaps, which are sold by all grocers.
Among their celebrated brands are the
Linen, "Wbite Velvet" German
Family" English Blue,n "Old En-
glish, }" Gold Medal, 3-pound Barr
each bar wrapped in q colored table
napkin; also, their "New Tidy soap.
2-pound Barr each bar wrapped in a
japanese tidy, made OF pure vcyel.p.e
oil and tallow. The best is the cheap
est. BE sure and see that each mar or
cake is branded 20. A. Wrisley a Co.,
Chicago, Ill.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23

Don't he afraid 10 invest in &c Z
O., the Hot Springs remedy. II 1t
falls 70 cure the most aggravated case
Of piles la three to Ten days l will
cneerfully refund the money. sold by
L. Al. Brnnswig.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23
I. chinese S tory.

American gentleman who for
Az a 4 90 years has been a resident
c, N.Y. and an agent n a large New
Uhl ,na company, writes as follows
a ! Iss, ',q al Fort Worsh: During
. ,,eIb ege. | have learnsd much OF
, s'ns and literature of this 81 n
i' nssooIe, whose history goes back
~ NY thau the date of our beloved
0 y, Much of their literature is too
Ff ~ II he considered evan interest
~ ..nscnse while again there are
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23

fCRIrY of the blood should be IL g
aim OF all Impure blood means rheu-
mmalis, neuralpin, nlalaraand kidney
disease, Ackcr's blood Elixir viii
cure you. sold by l.. n. Bruno wig IL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23

IMPORTANT AND TRUE IMPURE
blood causes diseases and decay ny
matter what part seems 10 be the sea-
ofthe disease--liyer, kidney or ofai1 = :.
the HOOD with Acker's Blood Elixir.
Snld L,, +, n. Brunswig d Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23

For THE rnouGHTrUL- 70 avoid
danger Is prudence, to neglect a
cough or cold Is criminal, when
Acket's English Remedy Is guaran.
teed to cure. Sold by l.. n. Brunswig
h Go.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23

large stock of the best goods of la
q OF all things, and he wished
rock, In an instant his wish
'aiiled, and he was transformed
Mtge mountain Of rock, and he
Vw indeed | am the greatest of
n.ohce q stone-cutter sat down
r'lli ana commenced to cut n
s y. alter followed by q blast,
aeg his fragments into the air,
y usa lie said the rock is not the
ssViall things, but the stone
|.s stae greatest of all things, and
sasa 10 De a stone-cutter and his
was granted. So, after travel
INV, ~ag ways he returned to whence
Ned' fIeh only in experience.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23
sPprEaIBER PRIZE,

A desirable book will be presented to
~ cnntrlbutor furnishing us the best
original puzzle during the mohsl OF
September.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23

Hot, cod and shower baths, only ~
cents. Six elegant Io5i'is ~ = Iut !,
n1anis barber shop, next 10 corner o.
irsf and Main streets
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23
PUZZLE DEPARTMENT.

IAN correspondence relating to this depart
ment should be marked '.for PUZZLE DE
FoRr WORTH GAZETTE and adj
dressed 10 w. III. Eastman, East summer,
Maine.l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23

Composed of III letters. My D, :, Z,
Il, s, 6, is coler. Ny 10, 4, 10, 8, 10,
is sinful. My II, 10, S, lG, is to run
smoothly. My /, u, 8, is Il fowl. My
whole was an American poet.
UNCLE TON.
l5S-CiiABADE.
Ny first is very useful when right
fully applied, but in other cases it is
sometimes very destructive.
My second, though exceedingly
small, is Il great annoyance.
My whole may be seen in the mead
ows of II summer evening.
UNcLE TON.
DECAPIrATIoN.
|. Behead a large building and
leave fastening.
.. Behead to trenble aud leave Il
fish.
3. Behead piece cut off and leave
troubles ONE insects,
i. Behead play and leave harbor.
5. Behead an animal and leave Il
light frame.
s. Behead Enclosed and leave an
Enclosure.
I. Belaead a fruit and leave part of
the head. +. r. T.,
160.-HALF WORD SQUARE.
/. A Western city.
>. Part of a house.
3. Part of stove.
/. knowledge.
.. A pronoun.
8. A consonant.
l6l-ABsENT NowELs.
A quotation from Shakespeare:
II Vn 4 h " h W w [ h trc
sd
NtIgh h M frt II III S / V s. f r
FIR vrts
Ddntgfrth rs, WILL
Stw h d Ii IN n /.
"a NSH'ERS ~ TWO WEEhSQ
ANswERs.
14G.-L o y
/ y TO
O Il TO
NOON
Hi Thumb, hum. 2.-Line, in.
l4S.-The letter w.
Leaf by leaf the roses fall,
Drop by drop the streams run dry,
one by one, beyond recall
Summer roses droop dle.
15G--O
&c Il
OCE A n
EAT
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23
Notice.

Owing to street improvements now
being made in front Of my store, lt's
difficult fof vehicles 70 approach my
front door. If my patrons VIII conie
TO the side door on l5th street whlch
Is easy OF access, their wants VIII ~
fnlIv Il. NJ. WELLs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23

A Coop LoNG BREATH would be
such relief during an attack Of
asthma when the muscles Of the
throat seem t0draw together then y
the time dose OF Acker's hnsIsh
Kennedy should be giyen-reiiet ~
lows. Sold by l.. N. Brunswig g 60
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23
SHARON,s STORY.
He Says Miss Sarah A,athea H!.I is A.
tempting to Biaclsmaii Him.

He Says Miss Sarah A'athea II!:j is Al
tempting to BiaciSnaii Him.
Washington, September I7.-Sen-
ator Sharon having declared the suit
brought against him by Miss Sarah
Alathea Hill to be matchmaking
scheme, Miss Hill retorts by publish
| fishing what purports to be MI agree
ment between them August -, 1881
and signed by each of Them, in which
they agree to take each other for hus.
band and wife, and also agree to keep
the fact secret for two years unless
sharon himself saw III TO make ii
public. She also prints letters pur-
porting to be from Sharon to Miss
Hill dated from the senate chamber,
Washington, January IS, 1881, IN
which he sends her. "his dear wife, "
$500, aud urges her to he economical
as he was short.
A reporter called at the Arlington
to-day and saw the Senator, who said
emphatically that the alleged agree
ment is forgery.
II never wrote that, nor anything
like it, in my life II there IS any
such paper in existence, il is forgery.
The man who is putting the women
up to this is, ] understand, Is an
ex-convict. He was convict at sgd
ney, Australia, for forgery, aud is 2
newspaper correspondent OF low
character. His name Is w. NJ. Neil
son. No sir; the whole story IL ma
licious aud unnlitigated fnisehood. 1t
is penitentiary oiiense, and will see
to it that the man who forged that
paper goes Tiers. AS for the woman, ]
don't care to say anything about her
at this time. We put her out of the
hotel--but no natter at some future
time may say something about her.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23

Captain Dolaunay, n French in
fantry officer, predicted four years ago
that there would be an eadhquake IN
Java, giving the date two daSsswlthin
the time Of its actual occurrence. lie
predicts worse disaster in 1885. The
Academy of Science, discussing the
prediction, decided that it was merely
an extraordinary coincidence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23

Fleischnlan's compressed yeast at
Spencer & Tucker. Towel soap Is all
the 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23
MOTTO.
.a,,o q Qualify.

,,v Motto IL Quality.
prcscrJptien9s, t,s s,lsa q and i Ho al
corner OF l.. NJ WELLS.
streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23

Pull the bell at +. NJ. Wells drug
store and the night clerk will respond
to your call at once.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23

Ele;achnan's compressed yeast at
: .en s, A Tucker. Towel soap is all
the go.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23

r.Ielael,nuan's compressed yeast at
spencer 4 Tucker. Towel soap Il all
the go.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23

Go to Keller's for your wagons bug.
giles and other vehicles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23
A GIFT OF ROYALTY,

NJ" ;,s gainels Presented by the King
|. 20 PRESIDENT Barrett.
lofk, September l7-Four
/ sarge, soft, dark eyes were
Ess ESltingiy on the reporter as he
| hsSial o the hold of the steam
H.. SSssp r this morning. They
,rb y me four "so-called" white
IS n, MN the Klag of Italy has
| aO,a A. ~, g,arrett, president Of the
s5,S aau Ohio railroad. The an
I'm e ~ appear to be in excellent
|Lva ~ NY not white ut all, but a
a Fl u cp loa,. They have made the
m li,,l loose horse boxes, which
|lbsI, 'sa bodily out of the hold,
(ap a Vgpnilents, and taken this
E6, p.,ir,l er :, North river en-
lscs,ao a w The camels are
"a Ipl,o. Of Mr.. Curran, Who took
|Dge,sntsSI ae horse which Mr.. Gar
pnssnv,ul % King Humbert. The
|.Sme @ Mr.. Curran with n
|diaaossII ,a ehronometer, inlaid
kof,Gs ao which show on both
FenI s, vase, aud ornamented with
(Ssstos = OF Italy, in enamel,
sdld ~. x large diamonds. The
~ Ibe'. suiler at all during the
easb Nv, We're fed upon hay, OF
kaday Vaonssumed about thirty
soaee eys Suu water, which they
wefs nay twenty-four hours.
AMT I' a,esal on board at Palarmo.
hear Baltimore. '''' ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23

|ih Js sge OF the Austin bar re.
|sle,'.,, las effect Of the e'i ,.o oi'ii ;
sp5, ~ g article 8 Of the consti,,.
so,,n sas terms and inris gIis.i,u,
epselsllss oartas now constituted,
2 term with reference To the
|aneat, II y l, said court, that the
ENa N, oSs',pted, does not take
euntii H. we organic law of
n eanva sas returns OF the cleo
\ |, y Tie ss sssa and the result de-
Ts,a By the s's.ary Of the state as
!. sc cansti,. provisions of article
\, Shown th ill., The governor
Il., I'm, Tksres result by his proc.
Iis.g elec,ioooiis no law specified
'''s'lsa cismasaao,n the adoption