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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-01

You are hereby notified that there Is on nle
In the Office Gf the Clerk OF the District Court,
In and for the cOuaty OF Howard, State OF Iowa,
petition 0. the plainttR above named, claim
1872. Oh q &c tain judgment against you rr0v-
erred In Rutland county court, State.Of Vermont.
and Y writ OIL attachment has been issued
against your property In this action.
And that unless you appear thereto and de-
fend before noon OF the second day Of
the next term OF the said court
appointed TO be held at the court house
In said county commencing on the 9th y
or April 1889, your default VIII 10 entered
and Judgment rendered against you THEREON In
accordance with the prayer Of said petition.
sta IL. Z. MCCARTHY & CO.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-01
Nyktr,n',S SAFE.
STATE or IOWA.

STATE OF IOWA,
How ARD COUNT.
IN the circuit court OF Howard county. State Of
los u.
Ry virtue OF Il special execution issued from the
ONCE OF the clerk VI the circuit court Ut Howard
county, State OF Iowa, In favor Of Eliza
Frisbie. and against Margaret Martin. Patrick
Martin. Adams a French Harvester TO-, j. j.
Clcmmer, Sartiis A. sutton. Augustus Beadle,
Elixa Beadle dated Feby 18th 1884 and to me d.
rected commanding me that OF thu goods, chat
tells, stock or interest In any company, debts
due. property In the hands Of third persons,
lands and IehemcntS (which are not exempt
by law from execution OF the said MaIgret Mar
thu. massOr cause TO be made the sum OF four
teen hundred fifty-seyen dollars and seventy
cents. and one hundred twenty-five dollars
attorney fees, with interest and cost, ! have
levied upon the following described real esta,e,
lying mud being situated In the county Of How
ard and State OF Iowa. namely:
The northeast quarter At section No. twenty
six. In township No ninety-et.ht, north OF
range No. fourteen, Nest OF the 5'h r. n.
And hereby give public notice that I shall
offer for sale ut public cutlery. At the Court
House door In cresc0, county OF Howard and
state OF Iowa, on
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-01
SATURDAY.. March 3lst 1883.

between the hours Of o'clock q. m. and O'Clock
p m. OF said day SALE 10 commence nc the hour
OF o'clock p. IN. OF said day; and will sell Ia
the highest and best bidder therefor In cash
the above described property. or Sufllcicnt
thereof Ia satisfy the aboy. debt with interest
and costs.
Dated rllis sSih day OF Feby. 1883.
j. j. LOWRY.
sheriff Of Howard County, Iowa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-01

In the District Court for Howard County, Iowa
April erm, loes.
Azo b. Dickeinan plaintiR,
VI
Asa q. Foster, Defendant.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-01
Gaia 4 ( II

preparatiOn OF undoubted merit. Apply BY
the little ringer into the noStr1lS II win be alb
sorbed. enectualy cleansing the nasal passages
1t allays inflammation, protects the memoranal
Innings Of the head from additional colds. com.
pletely heals the soree and restores the sense Of
taste and smell. Benencial results are realized
by few applications.
A Thorough Treatment VIII Cure!
Cream Balm has gained an enviable reputa-
aratiNns. Nend for circular containing full In
formation and reliable testimonials. BY mail.
prepaid. Sic. apaCkago-StAmps received. Sold
CREAM BALM CO., Owego, n. T.
For Sale In Cresco, by DIR. J. J. Clemmer. DR..
II. G. Price and Chas. J. Weber. 4Syl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-01

Lands bought and sold on com.
mission. Some Of the most desira.
bic Lands In Howard county for sale
at very low figures, and on easy
terms. Improved Farms rented for
non residents.
Any business Entrusted to my care
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-01
NJt4riM'S SAFE.

STATE oil Iowa,
Howard County.
In the Circuit Court Of Howard county, state OF
Iowa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-01

by that eminent thief and christian
statesman John Sherman, another
patron saint after the heart OF the
kcpatlic6n and in that republican
senate the bill passes with th- ar-
prevail Of the sanity editor Of the
DEBORAH Republicans. without y dis.
sen'inc vote from its party. Its
party seeking to stop nearly SIS, Ooo.-
900 internal revenue from whiskey
reaching the treasury and the IL !,
fanny that runs the Repntli.an shed
ding crockolilr tears in vain en-
deavor TO misconstrue the lanyua...
of an opponent, art pretty pictures
side by side.
/ One more examrle of its vcnalit,
and deception for pariizan interests
II Is patent to men of all parties In
Iowa that the republican press O,
the state has persis,en,ly and IL,
rsa'sdly year after year stated thu
Iowa was out OF debt, when its deb
exceeded the constitutional limit l.,
fully one-third OF a million dollars
The lie that they told was that prac
tically there was no debt becuus,
the state Lni the funds to pay Ii uh,
war and defense bonds due July
losi,, when by the terms vi the debt
II could be paid. Well, when thi
debt was To become due aud pay
able by its terms, the st.te officer
. aud these lyin: papers, one OF wnicl
. was the D.corah Republican, wer
! compelled ~ face TN empty treasur,
ana ask IL have the bonds refunde,
which WAS ions and special TIA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

i.crs than the treasury Of the United
states. whoever iosns Uncle SAM
money. taking bond in return. may
IL sure that his interest in that bond
will lse looked after Ifhe is sensible
and takes registered bond. al the
thieves In the world could noi rob him
81 i, though he len it in the street,
and the fires Of Vesuvius could not
destroy il. In other words. the sys-
tenn Of registration j. perfect in The
security il affords TO the bond
holder. Aud even in the case o. eOu-
ION bonds the government l. never care-
les. II notified OF the theft. il is con-
stAntiy on the lookout for traces o. the
thief Every coupon IS examined
with reference to the black list. as J;
might lie called. No matter how long
tsule between the steal and the pre-
seniation of coupon or bond for pay
meut, the government is sure to deteet
il. No well-iuformcd thief would
take government bonds il be could get
anything in their place. He had l,ei-
ter ill his pcckets with trade dollars
or shingie nails than Ia run the risk
cf being traced down by the sleuth-
hounds 81 the treasury. If the govern.
ment could only protect itself as well
from spurious claims and frauds ot all
sorts there would be millions IN n.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

epidemic 81 daeiipg The affair a'
HotsOden. n. j., between John a.
Knox. one ofthe pr0pFiet0rs ". Ttygts
.Sfffis % and II. b. >heShan, q sculptor,
following on the heels % the Bierne-
\ FIam affair gives rise TO the ccuclu-
sion that that mode of settling differ
ences j. becoming popular, last sud
south. The blcujlessness Ok these
battles q honor may add 10 their pop
ulari.y. There j. hardly any other
course thar would result in - much
free ADVERTISING IS fcT two men TO de-
fenH , sicir honor by engaging in q
dHsl. II i saidthat II there were no
advertising ~ them by the papers
there would be no dGels. Just think
of the jus the rrsss viii have 10
answer for. OF the affairs Of honor
above mentioned. it may be said with
Virgil: 'Ihe object Of the labor is
small, but not the fsme."
ODD NOTES.
The board Of trade investigations of
the changes OF adulierated lard are still
carried on in secret. much To the an
noyance Of the local press and the peo-
pie.
The Chicago Inter Ocean j. inclined
20 keep President Arthur before the
public in favorable light. aud while
il j. not free 10 say 50, he is evidently
the choice OF that Paper al
present for the presidency
II suggests that the nearer he gets to
the people. the better they like him.
Mr.. Arthur will soon start for the
Yellowstone Park 10 spend his vaca-
ton, and then we will b. able to see
what kind of an impression he makes
or the Western natives Arthur and
his friends are acting wisely in not
openly pushing his claims. His
chances foT the nomination will be
much better il he i not pushed by his
friends.
Theodore Thomas and his superb
orchestra are with Us N the exposition
building for season of FIVE
weeks. After him the regular exposi-
ton. then the TAT It OK show.
General Crook must be set down as
one OF the best Indian lighters and
tanners as well. that the country has
ever known. His success has hardly
a parallel. The general gained his
point ia in wanting TO place the cap
tive Cbiricahua> on the reservation,
and il is right that he did His opin-
ion in the matter certainly entitled 10
the respect which Secretaries Teller
and Lincoln gave ii.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15
Are You Going North or East?

If so;s'l for tickets via ST. Louis and
the Vandalia line. Round trip tickets
to Pittsburg, Pa, Niagara Falls, Gin
cinnati, Louisville, Chicago and to all
the prominent resorts in Wisconsin.
Minnesota and Virginia are on sale via
ehove named route at all ticket offices
in the southwest. 1t i the quick line,
without change Of ears to TeTre Haute,
Chicago, indianapolis. Cincinnati
Columbus, o., fittsburg, Philadelphia
aud New York. But one change TO
Baltimore or Washingt IN. PullTnan
Hotel and Drawing Room Sleeping
ears are run through on two trains
every day in the week. For rates of
fare, maps, time cards or any informa-
ton, apply TO THOMAS :. SPEAR.
southwestern Passenger Agent, Dallas,
Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15
CLAY COUNTY.
"''h"F Notes aud Incidents in Henriet,,
Nis'ssrs ofths Day.

"''hSF Notes aud iScfae1ss In H.u,t.,,.,
Ni>isers ofshe Day.
CorFesF ondeni Q, c'A4siie.
Henrietta, JULY Is.AThe v.hss. cr, :,
~ eiay eounty this yeSr i fsr i.s,,+..,. <
me average. Col. John .op y, ro,' :. siss
81 tbs City mills, is naw ma ~. $50, ~,
excellent quality OF aSur, TS..7s -
plenty whcst 20 keep these mills aus
hiIig Al .east nine nsonths in IT, 49,
~ l.; Kane came ia from H. r.n.s,
yesterday hooking red ara 49, 80
fsls.'Fiel esl tie in & cd tssaslflns
sheriff Wright has snt1o,~,ls,d =. =.
placing three u ths tai fsr,~s.'r.
while ihFer are ssili rauniug !, 49,.
National Hotel arrivaT. = ~
! ilpinas, Waco; NJ. -. Forfor. f,b,ss-
ION; r. Brown, Chicago: 49,
Bellevue; J. a. johnson. eesQntr. a.
MAsone San Auionio; ". NJ Tbl,,',,-
Seh, Santa re; A. l.. Morrison. So
T ee ini Murphy, Dublin. Germsn,.
:, \, SoSs, 81 Louis: J u GaiIsha
~, !, isoais; John Martin. ~. I'm !,
Leberl Reese, Fort Worsh. - ,
donaldson, Fort Worth: E a Dc55
{ OIL Worth; q. W. Trencbstf snS
a, ,ady; Decatur J. W. T. Draw. ciiy. 4
!, MeAde, city, Il. Lenari city y
a. larson, Denton. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

An inactive condition Of the blood
ana liver, is the source Of nearly all
diseases they are made pure, active
ana healthy, 10y using Brown Sarsa-
parilia, aud Dandeiion with Iodide of
Potassium ii speedily cures: Boils,
Pimples, Kidney Diseases. Ulcers,
Seroiuls, Erysipelas, Dyspepsia. Rheu-
nlatism. Try this Great Blood Puri-
flyer, Browns SsrSayaril!a. ask your
druggist 10 show yoa the formula
printed on every bottle. All druggists
sell Browns Sarssparilla.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

AND now it Is whispered in royal
circles ;bag the queen Of England is
angered at the talk about her ahidica-
ting the throne growing out OF her re-
cent accident aud indisposi;ion, and
lcscs no opportunity for saubbing the
Prince Of Wales, the heir apparent,
and who would TO doubt hail with
pleasure the day his royal mother steps
doN-n aud out and leaves him absolute
ruler II the British empire The
queen after a long aud
prosperops Tcign, has recently de-
yeloped symptoms of the mtlan.
cholia That overthrow tile reason
Of more than one Of her ancestors and
may eventually result III her abdicn.
ton. Her singular attachment for
JoHN BRowN, the giliy, and coarse,
rude treatment of hcr lavorite son
seems to warrant the belief that her
mental faculties are filling. What
ever be the faults Of her declining
years Victoria has proven wise ruler.
ana under her royalty has been purer
than underanyso sovereign for hundreds
of years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15
FORT WORTH TEXAS.
Gulf, Colorado s. SanaLx,.
way Compass. ~

SECREIiRysGfa,
GALVESTON, Texas. -.
Notice IS hereby given that ts- t4tl
feefors of saii railway oo1nyany IDOL
fnfeflng 81 the Stockholders d,3, 4.
paDy, TO be held at IFS nftice in b, III;
the Isi day OF August. 1881, astss -
m, for The purpose Of considering k{IG{
mining as 10 the necessity fcs s1, M
. completing, improving and 0F<ss.
way, 6y toe issuance, sale asf A$ktA
SAID company. OF second E11ni9
q said company, In samatl
thousand dollars each. 10 ed atet ( !.
exceed thirteen thsusand a0iix klQt
the main track OF said cs.apza5fOkX
constructed, and to lie casstusaa
quired, ana ali branch lines ~ s5li &
said bonds 10 run forty years, tstlc
lsi, 1853, and bear Interest al tie ne
Per cent per anuuin. payable ssusa
on Inc Ist days Of ANN and Oci0hf..
year, al the city NJ New York. n!-eo.
OF said bonds by the company 10 I'LL
IS Ioi!oE: Not 10 exceed ESQ peri DS
beioTe the 3ist Of December. lHs q,
UOnal issues 20 hat the aggregate
second mortgage bonds shall 1fdS
amounts per mile and on or 5eion III.
as follows. December S1si, ~. ~ 4
Der Slst, ,SS5. 81 ,1sc December stKl -;
Decembe SlSt, iss-. 800. necenttl III
SOC; December slsi, 1873, ss9f I'M
Slsi, lSsi. S9.t.te December sist st
December Slst, lso2, HOS; Deustss
lst3. Sl2-an, and December Xt<
$3.50; the miles ofcolnpleied ralS
aseeTta.ned by certificate Of Tx M
and chief engineer of said compM ~
payment Of the said bonds 10 q 4E3
a second trust deed and morigsgt II
railway. franchises and FTcpnqH 81
company. as follows:
Any and all railways OF said cql
constructed or hereafter 10 be ee1s 4}a
authorized, wheresoeyer SITUATED sns1
main lines. branches, extension
s,iinns, together with all the nilk
and rights OF way, track, TailS a
ducts, culveTts, fences andsirururT ~
kind, all deposs, station ho1z
houses, car houses, wood lplsn
shops. vater tanks, and al olrE 0k5k
together with the lots or perces VI
which each and all are or NAV
and all locomotives, tenders
gage, mail, freight, hand and oihti n
ali other rolling stock and esu9 he
tools. t1npse,nfs 1,f<U
ana materials, all fnrnhsst &
oo9ks or account, vouchers, rfctlis;kAl
SETS OF every kind. all iessshoA Va. II
leases, incomes, tolls, rents. Issue
versions ana lemainders, all o. sL'ti
peel ile. reel ed premises ard sl.1$
~ other real and personal prep
II any time belonging or 70 pele.
company with sil sppurtenansSs \,
sether with all the present ana 49,
;aiises and chartered rights, rn's ~
mmunitieS. hicll row doc N{U
nay belong 10 or appertsin 70 49, d
nciuding the franchise 10 te ~ n
Sntit Is understood that me ~ Dkl
maybe acquired by said compsaf - Al
tate OF Texas, and all other ixhs y, " II
luire by donation or otherSisr, z. ss. 4 =,
lcquired Tor some OF the purpsn
ore specified, and used ~ cehss al
ala railway OF The operation 10Y NJ
iereoy conveyed nor intended y w w 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

II requires one cent 10 prepay the
postage on copy Of the GAZETTE; one
cent on the Ip0oi CsroHcr and tsrO
cents on the Sock .J0saW0l Where
two papers are enclosed in one pack
age. il requires two cents. and If an
other paper Is enclosed with the Stock
journal il requires three cents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

THE inadequacy Of the jury system,
was never be,tes illustrated than in ahe
recent effort in the criminal court Of
Nashville, Tennessee, TO obtain a jury
to try MARSH II. Polk, the defaulting
treasurer of that state, Davidson
county Il one OF the wealthiesi in that
state, apd her peop,e are even above
the average in Intelligence, and yet
after cxhausting several PANELS, twelve
men have been passed upon as comps
tent, and before them the trial OF one
OF the chief men of the state
for a great crime will proceed.
And those very twelve men
by their presence in the jury.box,
stand sslf-eonfessei rs ignorant fools !;
The scum Of the earth, Men who,
When the entire press OF The country
Was ringing the news OF PoLK's rob
merry never read paper nor hoard Of.
ioih'eu or expressed an opinion as 10
tue criminals guilt or innocence.
And TO such 4 set OF ignoranluses, who
VIII be governed ~ prejudice ar
welded by cupidity, is TO be entru.,Aa
The trial OF one OF The most lnpor,an,
cases ever appearing on the records 81
me courts Of Tennessee. But this i /
one % me beauties the jury system
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

Persons earring ne city OF me state
during ne s,iDAaer months can hare
the DAILY GAZETTE matted to
them, postpaid. for s! per month. The
address may be changed as often az
desired. The GAZETTE ,riY b. mail.
cd "a trorcsers IN Europe, postage pre-
paid, FOR SiSn per month.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

ANOTHER dirty page has been adj
det to the record Of the Polk steal in
Tennessee by the larceny from The of.
flee OF the state treasurer OF certain
books and papers containing material
evidence rs 10 PoLK'S guilt, besides
duplicating several other parties OF
course the perpetrators of this theft
will never ha approhended, and per-
haps by this very circumstance POLK,
the principal, Will so unwhipt os
Justice and allowed 10 go scott free by
the raymeut Of part OF the funds
ne stole from the state
The POLK ease has never
been more than half poseeuted, from
the fact that he WAS the intimate
MEND of TOO many of the bright and
shining lights IN Tennessee, and too
closely connected with them In bus.
mess sense for no stain of his crime to
have splashed their garments. They
VIII and are doing Mi in their power
TO prevent his punishment. should
the inner story of PoLK's crime he
told, many proud head beside his
own would bow in shame and sis.
grace.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

For THE TEoUcHTFUL--To avoid
danger is prudence, 10 neglect a
cough or cold is criminal when
Aeker's English Remedy il guaran
eed TO cure. Sold by L. y. Brunswig
q Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

EX-SuRGKoN GENERAL HAMMOND
is to graprle With the woman question
in the next number Of the North
.imerieon Re0je,o. He viii undertake
to show that woman il untitled for
equal participation with men in pub
lie affairs NOT only by her smaller
brain capacity, but also hy the pecu-
larlties 81 her nervous organization.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15
10 START III.
Z afHe

=.
Miss Lillian Nhi,i,,o
OF the editorial staff Of the g.,s'oI1
1rarslIcr and correspondent ~, ~.
Chicago iHtsr-Ocsaa and :, 80.
Globe Democrat, once seisl tl,., .s..y..,.,
body with mission ..9ine- m Rr,s-g.s, :,
ne city OF culchaw vii have ~ IA.
vide some of that honor wi,b the 80
den C4ty, for there SURELY cau.
Not more transeendenizi
lueailsts there than ars conf an.,ii-.
t@ooing up sereneiy in Chiesr,1. ~
oeSifSs TIE railfoat.s H7ere tas ebA Z
oWeoaeTS IN iile sight 81 The extreme
aht,-ii.onorolists, and there wa~ . ge,r,a
aeSl o. ianSiieii rsgins on the snBl..f
ga F@i'say monoIssiy. No one
viii uehy that lhere har-
been many and grra, rAilway rr..f- IN
. most ontrageOUs character. ang ihrt
the railway corporations L. se.,rl ~
tnsy tsaeh = certain point. are osWsra~-
siVssy aNeftssariBg in Many es...-
MS : well enough 70 rsnseuss4v snS
should Dc kept for future ~. -er,I,..
~ ceaiinS wiki railways heyeaf,4.r T,,,+
y y pity that s0tne q The s,rssgs 49,
taxes oi TIE government ~ t8sss rssfr7s,,.
liaisht iiUi have bsts ,.Csl9t4,s ~, = 80,
lls We Among the HroiDsisgl{fl,.
4 ana No, after they bss,oig1e reaiilIs.s
is1t tHeTs 2Ee y Euss3 rs,uv,,.
lAioE' bessaes thAse t4undsrs X,
re I'ATt q ise government tat 5000
~ fsillsllltere W.. yheasi1 -
,s's'niser " hnt work 81 rnagic ~ ir.,r 4
s'efse has cone 10 dspei0ging ta,s.
.Dli4ify. The railroads have -, ~.
iS-olsle y great deal nore than H.
,1ghi ~ aesi have done, but 80
1s price 81 them 49, &
ip2nse what ii has
'ouid siiil well aii.srd 10 raw !; AZ
,iiler thing 70 IL Remembered II fba,
ne makers Of laws are hufnan as5
hAt they are liable to NAL erev.
llnnders, particularly when desiiny
'i.h matters with which they bsvs
Aa hite or no experience, - thev
ave continually BEEN called unon ~
2. inore have been frauds. shame6,I
Auass eat It's far easier 70 look hset
~ sse errors than 10 correct them
pukLiNu As Az ADvERTIsFMyxT =
~ sooks a. II there is liable 1 bean 9
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

ohisoh's cough aud consump,ion c,,rs
= SOLD by us on guarantee. n ,.,,rss
s ION Sold by L. ". Bmns.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

For chills, fever, ague and weakness.
coiden's Liquid Beef Tonic. CbIdsa's.
sSAae no Uth@r. OF druggists.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

sS- NE Loving PrRLssHTSc Cox sAsr
hnre ettnbtiahsd BruarA rlHeef fg~ CIR
sFyeS.5sfcs ard Eae recsfps u Gdr,-1ts~fssesss'
u1d subscriptions, 1s9 uNcrs fies q Ae 0ssa-
p1-sys Publications. nsas aiaeggS b ga'ssAd, %
foizSapf-
BAN ASroxfo--No. ~ DoSorosu, Erees.
JEEoNE HARRIS Manager. CaAs. SgssArGH
Assistant.
ArsrI~-lb~yev Areuae ord H0ss UArc
Ekesf, r. CHRISTormEE N0Sagcr.
CoLnRAno CITT---kp CuRu, Manager.
WACO. *, STREET Manager.
WICHITA EAT LS-INV. ". RoArT.
GAI~Sy ;.TsS---W GSnsgR ASn T4aBtLfs,
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Essnit ~ 1rafs on Fort Worth. yoxsofsce
l.loney Older or registered letter II seni
osnerxlse We will not be rcsPonsih.e iSf
Address. GAZETTE, Fort worth, Texas
specAnlen copies cent lree on srptisa4Soo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

iHkRk i no more jealous and viii.
iant guardian Of the interest Of cr@,,.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

No time shoula
l''e lost sfshe sfon,-
sch hveFandbow.
)els are affected. 10
adopt the snrr
remedy, Hosiat-
Ter stomach Dii-
isTS. Diseases o,
the orssns named
se1 Gsil ers f4r
more serious. ard
, delay = fbsre
.sre h&xaraogs
bysfepsiH. liver
conf laint, chiifs
ard fever. early
Rheumatic twin
lass. kisnsy weak.
ness hi1lr.serjoag
bodily irouble II
trsnsd Win. ISne
no time IL using
tais effective and
al druggists ana
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15
4 NII-MONoPoLY.

The antl-monop0lists have met.
Among other things they wanted "a
DO, was 10 organize a new political
party. Doubtless that was Que of the
chief reasons for selecting this place
Chicago Is pre-eminently the rlacs. FOR
starting new wrinkles y III any
thing new cannot be started in Cfj.
eago, then there is no. uuch a.. nv
49, - >
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

- "a fort Nosth, and on .xbIfs,,o,
norx eAicsing ne rec snis ia az e,is IA ii
fors wse 4 enc sseps s' e., !, ,or yourself ii
here Ten days. de Proposes srlii.y .eiaAin
ior me mAn nfAetuTs. sale and 40 - 49, itory
solicited. 81 Tie tap