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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION.
ARTICLES OF INTERPRETATION
The Saint Paul Real Estate and Improve
EGlI Csmpasy.

Know all men by these Presents: That we whose
names are hereunto subscribed have agreed TO KS
sociate and do hereby associate ourselves together
for the purposes of incorporation and of being
created and constituted corporation under and
by virtue of the laws and statutes of the state of
Minnesota, and to that end and for tina, purpose
have, and do hereby adopt and sign the following
Articles OF Incorporation:
ARTICLE FIRST.
The name OF said corporation shall be TIE SAINT
PAUL REAL ESTATE AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
TIE general nature of the business of said cor
poratlon shall be the buying owning, improving,
selling, and dealing i. lands teAements heredita-
ments, real, mixed, and personal estate and prop
erty.
The principal place of transacting the business
OF said corporation shall be the City of sant Paul
IN the county OF Ramsey in The state of Minnaeota
where its principal Office shall be Kept.
ARTICLE SECOND.
The corporation shall commence on the Nine
tenth t19th) day of December, a D. 1883, and
dnae for thirty years
ARTICLE THEE.
Tho amount OF the capital stock of said corpora
ton shall DE one million OF dollars.
no stock, any certificate OF stock shall at any
time be issued until the full par value thereof has
been actually ptid in.
Said corporation may purchase and buy in it's
own stock, and the stock so purchased and bought
in may retire and exlngu1sh, or may hold without
nerger or extinguishment, the stock SO purchased
and bought in. and reissue the same in the same
manner and on tue same terms other stock; as
the directors may determine and elect.
= One hundred thousand dollars, two thousand
shares of stock OF said corporate N shall be sub
scribed for and taken and fully paid I'D at its par
value at the commencement OF he business OF the
corporation; an the balance Of said stock may be
issued from time to time under such rules and
regulations nay be prescribed by the directors,
consistent with these articles.
The stock may be paid for in money or in proper
ty ut valuation TO be fixed and determined by the
directors at any special general meeting, by
resolution order of the board OF directors duly
entered OF ecord in the record OF The proceedings
OF The board OF directors. par icuarly de- cribing
the property and the price or value fixed thereon.
as to each item parcel and property shall be
taken and stock, certificate of stock shall be
issued therefor uitl such order or resolution has
been made and duly recorded.
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saoeip:s and shirEnenre

Receipts and shipments Of gram, 1--we stock,
produce, merchandise, etc., for the twentY-four
hours ending Dec. II, 1888:
arziclea Eacsd sind ,rficIes EscsS Sh'd
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Fassily RetaiI MARKET.

The 70 lowing quotations are prices current at
the rev market, Wsbashaw street:
RREAD AND FLouR-Wheat bread Sc par Ib;
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OFFICE or 1as Atatsrss. OF DFEDa.
This IS II cert ~ har the within, instru1aa1 Was
filed for record thi- Off at ST. Paul the 9Th
day of December. A. u. 1888 at 1, o'.iock a. M
a. that the same day re- rded in book OF
Interpretations; pages 45s-45S inclusive.
iL.s.l @. n LIEEAU,
s4542 Ees.sssr o. ESSS
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ARTICLE SEVEN.

The capit.l stock o. said corporation shall be
div dad i,io twenty Thousand shares of fifty dollars
each.
In witness whereof we, the Pc sons hereinbefort
named 20 the iacorpo rstors, have hereunto sub
scriSsd oar names end Eli ed seals, each fer
himself tois fourtl; day ,f December, A. D. 1853
e. the city CT Sairt a-i. Mi-nesots-
HERMAN GHEVE. GSegL]
WILLIAM DAWSON, TS5al
ARNOLD KALIAE, [Seal1
ANREI. OPPFNHEIM, lSedi
ROBERT SMITH. Seal
EMIL NAENHEIAER. ISsa!
ROBERT MANNHEIMER. ISea!
Signed and sealed IN presence Of
WIZ s. MOORE,
EDwARD HEFRY.
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STATE or sFIy,sEsoTA,
Ee,---.-,a,-% ~ Caafa 1

hereby certify that Tho within 5u-truraert vas
fled FOX record IN tais Office. on the 9Th cay of
December a. d 1ses. as O'Clock p. m, a1la was
duly recorded IL b ok 'in of Interpretations, on
Dc r=ses 5ati--f,;5 ti..-.sise.
EE--> s.s -ADss. A5-4,
Ss.,e53l.y d state.
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CINCINNATI, Dso Il. - Haiesy gtesdy ard
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SAake Elmo ansi st1dweteF Txal1z.
l1Ayz AiIE2I1AROIGs.
s1Ay Il, fs:5O an, 1890 N, fl2:e'lr. yl;@s -
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800 aTS 1873 IL, 500 an, 1865 IN, fI2:4S
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LAVE sTnhwGTsln gOE So. rAcI. d fGzsyf.ns
80 1913 10, 1850 n Oils pr, 5e;lD > n,
IS 10, It5 n.
Dsiig. 2Ecept Sundays Excaps s7''iJ'T'ss.
az T'csato Iiear}un IA GcN9rq .,t1ag s.-.:f
eli information car bs SECURE ST
ao. Is Risolie. Houze BIocs. MisoS2plis. u
J. OHARBOEEf1Au. TicSes $50
Minneapolis depof.corner Wishing ~ and EoEnsa
9FsnGs North II. l.. MARTIN, staeas s,gSas
Corner Third end eecksoIl atreets, st. Icui,
CHAS. Il. PETgO9. City picEss E5f4cs,
Few Union Depot. foot Of Eibley strsas,
KNEBEL 81 BROWN. Tiose@ &Atgrc$z.
Il. y. HAYDEN Ticket AGcnI, 3s:l!NLssg,
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Il. Doran's Quarter Hour reports.
Sg. Paul, Dec. IT.
TIE following qaotaaozl4, ssl7.ng the range 8,
the markets during the day, were rscs1sei by S
Dofsn. go1.a.3saior klerchslt:
WEEAr
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GTATE hl1IDs


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Enc seconds. 80. y2$< Ei,liDny fI.iG. Ii32z
Iet.iea x III ...104 Tex. Z. grant Z. 1879
-. z. rs. 9. i4t ia d sic G. aiy. 1873
z, z. Herds, bt HE
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Atse rnoap e.sra auotatlsn,.

stoaas sid BONDS closed st the following
pr cas- bid:
3OSEHrsstGSI3.
Three per cents .1ol15 Fours ao......-.12s11
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@opey market easy at 292]5 per cent,
closing offered at 2per cent Prius mercantile
paper 596H per cent. 5ter;ing sxonsnee,
bankers bills q. S4.8l1f; do. ez. demand,
S'.s4>s
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Chicago. NiIVsagGa & ST. P2El RaIIFsy.
Ex2AaTI6a IRAns.
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Island Z, Ct I4onis Exp.
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ALcIdesa & DskoSa TX.
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Calmgr Accommodation.
snu. Kinn- and H.. Ex..
Jason City So1 & r est. eS
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7Ser1sen = 5t,ssz1t 60.
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The week opened quiet ard weak in The marke.
for mining shares. Northern Belle declined to
lG cents, the lowest price yet made, North Mex
lean deolir ed to 65, Harlem to 1tU; Eastern
Oregon woak at 6@l2 cents; Bodie firm at 20,
Horn silver So, Iron Silver go, Sutro Tuanel
ia
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CalnarAccommodation....l
Mason City, Sou g. Vest. ezI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-23

Browns IRON BITrLRs
IS guaranteed to be a non
intoxicating stimulant, and
it win, in nearly every case,
take the place of all liquor,
and at the same time abso-
lutely kill the desire for
whiskey and other intoxi-
eating beverages.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-23

wise, on account OF business arrange
ments which he had entered into with
Mr.. Il. Hickey, OF Corpus Christi &c
which place lie has removed. For 4
while IL seemed as though Duval coun.
| ~ would be disorganized, but things
finally assumed healthier aspect.
Judge Moses was appointed county
Judge, and ut the regular meeting oI
| the commissioners court on last Mon.
day, Mr.. Geo. Bodet was selected To fiji
the Office OF treasurer for the unexplred
term. He Immediately gave II sufIi.
cicnt bond and was duly installed IN
his Office. A better selection than Mr..
George Bodet could not have been
made. He Is u most estlmable gentle
man and worthy young man, highly
respected and appreciated by this com.
munity. There was however power
ful effort made against him by certain
parties 10 get i'm another man, but
thanks to The llrmness of Mr.. Charles
Roach, one OF the commissioners, and
a petition singed by u large number of
the most respectable and heaviest tax
payers ofthe county, Mr.. Bodet. the
nlait OF our choice, was elected.
Our town experienced quite an ex-
element last Saturday night about
So'clock, on account OF "a fire having
broken out in kitchen in the south.
east corner of the jail yard, and I'm
very close proximity To the Jail, which
Is also quite close (too closc) TO the
courthouse. The wind was blowing
the flames from the burning building
right on To the Jail, and it being the
side ia which tho prisoners were con-
fined, gave them a terrible fright, and
their howllng and yelling for relief
was fearful. However, thanks to the
prompt and energetic assistance rem
dered by the citizens, the flames were
soon mastered, and, with the excep-
ton OF the destruction of the kitch.
en- and a portion OF the iail fence, no
damage was done, though to the efforts
OF Mr.. Frank Gueydan, u son OF Mr.
e. Gueydan of the firm of Gueydan
Bros, the preservation of the Jail, and
perhaps the courthouse, is due. He
stood the intense heat and
smoke from the burning kitchen,
and with II Babcock engine on his
back battled with the fire flend until
he conquered. Mr.. Gueydan was for
a while in q very hot place, as his bis
teis will testify, but to his sores, the
thanks OF the citizens generally and Of
our most efficient sheriff particularly
should be a salve. Cur two resident
priests, Father Claud and Father Pc
ter, stood not upon the order of their
going into work to subdue the fire,
tut pitched in like Thousand OF brick
so setting u fine example which was
followed by the most of the large
crowd which had congregated TO the
burning. Our deputy sheriff, Mr. Ed
Walls displayed great GOODNESS in the
manner in which he took charge of
the prisoners, placing them out of any
danger and at the snme time guarding
them securely until the danger was
over. The cause Of the fire is not
known, bnt It is believed generally to
have been accidental, the roof of the
kitchen igniting from the stove pipe.
We are having tremendously hot
and dry dusty weather, and still the
stock around keep ingood order, pro-
badly from the mesquite beans Of which
there Is an abundance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-23
DEATHS IN TEXAS.

In Decatur, August 10, Judge NJ. Il.
Tippen, aged ~ years.
In Mesquite, August II, wife and
child of Col. =. w. Hudson.
In Gilman, August u, Lizzie Saun-
ders, daughter of DR.. II. w. Saun-
ders.
In kaufman, August L., Mrs. DR..
Il. -. Benuar, aged % years.
Al Bogota, August 3, Elder James
McCulloch, aged 73 years.
In Kaufman August 8, Teet Nash,
aged l6 years.
Az Mountain View, August O. Mrs.
Annabel Sewer, aged " years, and
her infant son.
Near Douglasviile, August 8, Miss
Elizabeth Pauina, daughter of ELIAS
Webster, aged rs years.
In San rAntonio, August IA, Miss
Bland, daughter OF A. Bland, OF Rock
dale.
In Winston, Miss, July 81, Alphus
Harris, formerly OF San Antonio.
Ia Marshall, August II, Miss Della
Sears, aged y years.
Near Meridian, recently, Col. Thos.
Rock, formerly Of Gainesville.
| In Mineola, August IL, Henry Allen
/ AStu tliitG SOii vi W ehitN' fhAiN'-
! In Whitesboro, August IL. Miss
Tommie Bone, niece of Il. II. David
| son.
Near Blanco city, Mrs. Susan T..
Creed, aged 81 years.
Near Decatur, August :, Mrs.
Rachael Miller, aged 80 years.
Near Palo Pinto, August ia, Mrs.
Eliza Bur,ow, aged Y years.
In Denton, August 10, Joseph Bell,
aged 70 years.
In Lampasas, John Walter Kerr,
aged % years.
In Ennis. Texas, August 3, Miss
Lille, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. IL.
Polasky, aged one year. II months anc
days.
Near Granfview, recently, of dys
pepsia, Mr.. w. II. Matthew, formerly
of Milford, aged 50 years.
In WaXahachie, August Is, OF ehol
era morhus, Mr. VIM. +. Crisler, faith
er of p. T. and d. n, Crisler, aged {
! years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-23

,he amendments. The vote no,,oa ~
tniS place was quite snoll ana ma, ~ AZ
80. 1865 " majority OF
Considerable excitem ptis iisn,aved
on tne local option question. Mset.
ings are appointed for Wednesdsv
n,ight, when the subject will be milf
discussed. We flattcr ourselves TINT
), saloons IN Thorp's Springs are
,nlngs OF the past, and that part from
vocal option one could not exist here
rom want of patronage.
Mr. z Thorp has recently returned
from ms mines In palo Pinto county
re says that while prospecting for
silver he accidentally struck a vein Of
very me anthracite coal of about three
ieet IA thickness. Specimens OF the
coal burn readily and seem to be of
very fine quality.
we are beginning TO need rain.
cotton " opening very rapidly and
picking has commenced. Farmers
however IN this vicinity are raising
less cotton than for years previously.
"Huckmetack,o lasting and fra.
grant perfume. Price % and so cents.
Sold by IL. n. Brunswig q Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-23
SAVED HIM I. 500 DorI.ARs.


SAVED HIM 800 DOLLARS.
ADAMS, n. ", Jan. 30, 1882 Dr.. b. J. Rrn
v . 81 ~ Sente--l Having used u good deal 81
ge"s Nt,sn ,.,ii SPAWN Cure with great sue
,'as ,nouRht would let You know what II
iihs gone Tor ire. Two years ago / had ~
sP.euy colt ms was ever raised In jefferson
County, s'2..,r when was breaking him ne kicked
,vfNt Wy Srvss nar and got flst and tore one OF
MS hind iegsall pieces. employed lie hest
,aiIleIss Oui they all said he was spoiled He
Ky, T. Sery large thorough pin and used two
,n",, y, y your kcndalps SPAWN Cure, and II
tooh liie punch entirely off and he SOLD after
wards ior slse0 tdollats). have used IL ior
bone bone. spayins and wind gallsand II has always
cu ~, q comp'eteiy aud LEFT the leg smooth.
~ lhhsptendid medicine for rheumatism
nhVe recommended ~ TO n good many and
lney al say u does the work. | was In With.
enhgt9n knealand's drug store, In Adams
you sent them. ! tried 10 buy II, but could
not; They said II | would write TO You thai
you would send me one. Wish you would
Very Sa m rosp ec TGlqI az the sooa can,
From the Akron Commercial, Ohio, of Nor. 2ith,
1889.
Readers OF the Commercial canot well for
get that q large space has for years been taken
up by Kendaiiis advertisements-e especially
OF certain spawn Cure. We have had deal
lngs with De. Kendall for many years, and
we Know OF some large business houses ~
elites near by, who have also dealt With hin
Tor many years, and the truth * fully ant
inithfully proven, not ouly that he is a good
honest man, and that his celebrated spawn
Cure IL not only all that IL Is recommended
to be, but that the kngllsh Language Is MOI
capahle q recommending II too highly.
kendnlls SPAWN Cure viii cure spavins
There are hundreds OF cases Ia which that hal
been proven To our certain knowledge, but
after all, II any person con fines the usefGlnes
Q; TINS celebrates medicine 10 curing spayln
alone, they make biz mistake. IL rs III,
best medicine known rs an outward appilca
Ton FOR rheumatism III the human family
II Is good for paina and aches, sweliingS nns
lameness, aud IS Just as safely applied 10 men
women and children as II Is TO HORSES w
know that there are other good liniments
but we do believe this spawn cure 10 be IN
better than any ever Invented.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-23
Noon COUNTY.
visitors--'rhe Election-A Coal Discovery
Personal Notes.


Personal Notes.
Correspondence of the Gazette ~
Thorp Springs, August 20,-Not-
withsianding the excessively warm
weather there is more than usual bus
tie and activity in our town. Visitors,
seekers after health and pleasure, con-
tinue TO arrive daily. Crowds Of gay,
ronlLing children, and groups Of fair
dumsels are common spectacies I'D the
vicinity of the spring.
Among the guests at the popular
Miliiken House we note Miss Arda
Fisherand Mrs, smythe, wife of the
talented and gentlemanlT editor Of the
Weatherford Times, Mr.. S. was in
town Yesterday collecting items OF in
teycst concerning this place which
when published viii be
lutte entertaining TO the
citizens of our community
Mir Smyihe is model OF live, ener-
Weregrst Ia state that our esteemed
fellow-tnwnsnian Major George =.
Storrs las been seriously III with bill
ious fever, but arc glad 10 note grad
ual Improvement:
The election here passed OH very
quietly. and while we are sorry TO see
the Indifference manifested on this
subject by our citizens, we are glad t'
find comparatively no opposition Il
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-23
MALCouNry.


~.
= Incidents. ""'
g slAs Gazette:
s. *, August 2o.-sup-
NJ ~ III would hike to hear or =
ins cur section, and of
! Ils,s'ng In this portion Of
ket,iap'. YOU q line from San
+ as,s called "the CITY in
|aat IIs,'eugh several persons
|"i6e IN s,sn'ld more properly
Flhai hay, 'ss % the chapptrel. y
b pia .s,as y lr my lines fail
r,.sSav aat is IL they inter.
M, 1I'asIsoi your deseve .Iny
ION n w. Continue to send
III a,,, a,ne to time, when
III anything Of Interest n@tr to
n AMe o psic has been quite
|aGuttyo q. q The spirit OF our
~. Il ia affairs. Our countv
+ y, me- se. and our MONTY county
Spahn, Esq. dId ILL.,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-23
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE
on Human riesh.-


IT has been used In thousands OF cases on
human flesh with such wonderful success
that we now feel certain Il Is the best lni.
ment known for man, as II has Sufficient
strength to penetrate and virtue TO cure the
worst cases, which are not affected Ia the
least by ordinary lininents, ana yet IL does
not blister or cause "A sore,
NfyAY, Ind, August u, lSSl.--Dr. ". j. Ken
dpN e Co., GentS--.Sample of circulars re.
celved to-day. Please send me some with my
Imprint, printed on one side only. The Ken.
dhil's SPAWN cure IL in excellenb demand
with ms, and not only for animals, but for
human ailments alsaA Mr.. Jos. Noris, Que OF
the leading farmers in our county, sprained
an ankle badly, and knowing the value Of
the remedy for horses, tried II on himself,
and 10 did far better than ne had expected,
Cured the sprain IN very short order.
Yours respectfully, &. @. THtEBAND.
Price 81 per bottle, or SIX bottles for s.. An
druggists have IL or can get 10 for you, or II
will be sent 10 any address on reeeipt OF price
by the proprietors, DIR. Is. j. KENDALL, d
CO., Enosburgh Falls, VT. Send for illus.
trated circular.
SOLD BY ALI. DRUGGISTS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-23

=, '.,,isid Us in our work. MRS. +. j
II so up Piresidsni. his. a. A. JoAhsos
secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-23
Kendalls SPAWN Cure.
fnnr Wnnrn 1,eras NInrnh 10

FORT WORM, Texas, March Il, 1893.
MesMs. n. j. Kendall e Co.--About Smunths
the stable OF FarmcH aud Henry to be trcnted
for "a bone spawn which was one years growth
and of pronounced size. and having learned
through outside sources that your IMMINENT
known as Kendal's SPAWN Cure was valu-
able, ] commenced using IL on the enlarge
ment aud after six weeks using and hnvin
applied two bottles the horse was cured en-.
tfIIa1sI.tsg HrSpy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-23

Gin, o., Nov. 10, 1851.
Gents,--ihe foolish vast
ing OF vital force in business,
pleasure, and vicious indul-
gcnee Of our people, makes
your preparation necessity;
and d applied, viii save hun
dreds who resort TO saloons
for temporary recupen!ion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-23

= az Az ll.IISo o'eer. lie IS reeI..
''lls yrss. Address, J. d.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-23

NH ELL
,oe., AN,
v.,flrg q ',' '.rado city.
's' !, nc gazette. =, oil,
,asnt' ,'v' Y, Y. --Vu,,e ~ M
~ 4 n''s.s~sred At the bab.'s
VS. us' ss mornlng ny n no,,
ys.lel ,..ior Of the firs' Dup
hue sDi,ene. ,,a c.,,,r
ID q a'a'iar was held oa'ur
leps p W. ,curt-house, .ile 90 y,
Nal y. ,,,s 70 discuss seye e,',
.! gIe~ .,rs d roads ,hrousi
the ,.a's,lis 70 TINS city, 4. ~ !, ),
eIuips oaDd meat Phch,ut
dgs's'e', '',lIses we,e appoii . -
81 c'',gllh the count'e,,
spa w ( 10 the proper anu
sfeln, XXI. and 10 report u,
oSp ny vhicl VIII pe heio
,IgfD
rmlsy, route agent o.
Is ... Company, "a. W :,
81 esAesls, OF the leNas q
sdpg.nd party came out
slim,dA saturday on q
III a,,.I5ey were joined py
a. n''.d Capt. Moore,
w. sthe Queen city, ana
hahasg br FL l'aso, bonio
ss1lf%g' sutains, n. Nj. Mr..
nls's sssompanied the party
Pq'n.r carried with tiicn'
Ne ,'Iu fact all the para
cs = "a hunting outiit, be-
lSt'ry liouid refreshmeilt u
iao weeks trip. We
xs .,snse slaughter OF the
y -
s.o that popular knight
'' '',s,',ned over here sunday
!. "a sIIyer City, N. M. He
var Earn, welcome with the
p y 's'
o,;,sr one Of Colorado's
.'o, s' boarded Sunday
l l0sIa ,ar 4 run down TO the
m.,,,o. manager of the
4, N tseSangc, Is now in Dial
W VIZ III, M fixtures tor his new
sSte ne "dandyn of the
M Mss
IVY n,onlinent stockman
pss V. ,d,t The train for the
puuIs "
ulp's 4. hsra from Texarkana,
lss 4. .sl ~ once engage in
''s y W.
Y. ' ,s..,,I saIter of the P1ntn.
N'' ..s.. si' liz springs, paid
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-23
AUGUST DRAWING /:

whole Tickets, ~. Half Tickets s;oo
81 Tickets, 900. Do
Remit money or bank draft ~ ie.ler, -,
send by express. Don't send ny hsg.s' -, AZ
Letters or Postonice Order. o'ns, 81 ory
and upwards by express, can DC eeht ~ W.
expense. =, uoARpMAN
Addreas nil orders 10 X. NJ. b0hnp s
C0ui teY-jouyg,ai budding, Louis'nie
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-23
$4,000 for $500
In The Guy q I'uIFNII'''"
Friday. August 3lSt, 1883.

These drawings occur onthe last dny o.
aJindication by Federal and state courts
have placed this company beyond the con
roversy of the law. 70 this company pc,
ionps the sole honor Of having lnhugurhteo
tbo only plan by which their drawings are
proven honest and fair beyond question.
N. B.--'Ihe company now ms On mana d,,e .
large capital and reserve , iuno' Ne"o '''
fnIlY The LIST OF prizes for inc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-23

Browns IRON Buffers
has been thoroughly tested
for dyspepsia, indigestion,
biliousncss, weakness, debil-
ity, overwork, rheumatism,
neuralgia, consumption,
liver complaints, kidney
troubles, &c, and it never
fails to render speedy and
permanent relief.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-23

Browns Iron Buffers
is one Of the very few tonic
medicines that are not COM
posed mostly Of alcohol or
whiskey, thus becoming a
fruitful source of intemper-
ance by promoting a desire
for rum.