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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08
Mexican Cowboy Going TO the CarGe
Con Cuer0.


The fayorle Sanday Diversion OF
the MeXicans il Carue Con Cuero
This being interpreted means "a COW
with the hide ON \ party consisting
usually of natives and foreigners mix
cd, xiii cow on certain SUNDAY.
Word il sent by some of the party to
some ranchmen OF his acquaintance.
intorning him of their intention and
Of the day fixed upon, and early in the
morning of this day All start out to-
gether on horseback for the ranch,
which IS generally several leagues out
Of town. The Keen air of the JJdapHs
Is great appetizer, aud long before
the goal h reached hungry looks are
cast toward the distant clump of trees
on the horizon which Is known to con
ceal the ranch aud doomed cow. AS
soon as the party are deserted from the
ranch, the COW Is killed, and the car
cass cut up icjthout yemoUip0 the hide,
and II large fire kindled. Directly on
their arrival large pieces of the still
warm flesh are skewered on pointed
sticks and stuck round close to the
blaze TO roast. Awaiting the arrival of
the party there are gathered small!
crowd, consisting principally OF aaU-
ch9s or COW boys, and perhaps n stray
ranchmau or two. The 9udch0S can
smell COW killing rs far OF ms a car
rion crow, and where cdy'ne con cttero
is there are the 9Cnchos gathered to-
gether, In more or less force
When the meat is pronounced ready
by the knowing ones, all SIT in circle
on the grass, everybody present being
generally invited 10 Join In. Within
g.ts L..
hot peppers floating In vinegar; also
plates filled with .G0riaho, or flour
made of manioca root, the universal
substitute for bread throughout Mexi-
co. Pieces ofthc roasted meat are then
brought, and the stisks supp orting them
stuck IN the ground within the circle.
aud every man produces large sheath
knife, and slices oil from the meat a
long strip, This he dips in the pepper
dish, gives 1t n twist in the fdITuh0
plate, and holding one end between
his teeth I'm true gducSO fashion, slices
of thereirom as much rs he can con-
veuiently masticate, aud proceeds TO
chew thereon with solemnly ecstatic
expression of countenance. And truly
II Il good, and thing TO he relneIn-
bered with Joy in after DAYS is the
cdrRe 50 eaten, whether due To the
fact OF It's having been roasted In the
cNcro, or 20 the appetite induced by
the preliminary ride across the prai.
ries, who shall say. After every man
has eaten and Is fall, the bottle Of cur
asa or white rum is passed around.
aud jokes are made, aud stories told,
aud songs sang, until the lengthenipg
shadows warn the party that It's time
t. go, and they mount and ride home
across the darhening prairies TO late
dinntr, table-cloths, aud comparative
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08

The correspondent of Canadian
paper, writing from the ma;ble mines
OF CaIrara, mentions incidentally an
order that Is being executed for the
United States government Workmen
are engaged at present at Carrara, by
order OF the United States government,
on colossal monument, 10 be erected
on the field where the final victory
over the southern army was gained.
IL is to he column OF granite, sixty
eight feet ia heighth, raised on q
pedestal, with -four allegorical figures
at the comets. On the Summit OF the
column is to stand gigantic figure OF
victory.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08
4 BULL FIGHT.
Row Our Nsighbors Of sorIhern Mexico
Ainuse IhemReIvas on Sunday,
TEL paso Tlmes

lEl raso Times
Taurus was In the ascendant at Huis.
et,al on Sunday afternoon, and from
his zoducal elevation he looked down
Upon n spectacle which must have
made his old heart glad. Theoccasion
WAS far tile benefit OF Felieitos Meiin.
tbs captain of bllll-ighters, and the af-
fSir Mas y financial success. The
lovers of the sport We're out in great
u1Hahers. The 'peladosn were there
with eleaA clothes and smiling faces.
enjoying themselves to their heart !
conteat, loudly appauding the bull
every slime he sent Il poor quiyerinp
horse To- his death. and becoming
equally enthusiastic when the horned
quadruped was drawn, sweltcrinp In
blood, frcm the dag, his sonorous bel
low hushed forever. To jndge from
the plaadits the sport was intensely
exciting; she hulls entering into the
spirit OF IL with great zest.
The first b.tkl 20 make his appearance
on the arena act abas,t his task with
considerable tart, aud before he was
laid low by the "torerosn sword he
had gored three horses with such good
effect int they preceded 10 him to the
.'happy hunting grounds
The second and liiFd bulls did good
work, but not equal 10 the first. The
fousth bull on coming into TIE ring an
nouaced by his actioas THAI (here was
something In the wind. its fought
well aad succeeded In making four of
the poor horses bite the dust.
lie was patiently awaiting the
appearance Of another h9rAe,
wlsn the beneficiary, fired by n
mighty ambition took "bandcrilan
between his teeth, and advanced
boldly 10 nee, his horned enemy. The
bull awaited HE adversary immovable,
until by dex .e'ous movement the
latter pinned the NbNnderilIan 10 his
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08

shows very clearly that II Is Close
baptism aud not close communion
that characterizes them ms n denomi-
nation. He has also had prepared a
nca. chrome with n pamphlet explain
| ing the whole subject, and every one
who desires to read the Bible intelligi-
bly, should get one. He Is selling them
at the nominal price ofSl; TO preach
ers. half price.
Bolton Reporfcr: We have before
us newspaper curiosity. II is "a copy
of the Ulster County Go-efte, pub
lished at Kingston, New York, Janu-
nay 4, in the year 1900. IL was the
first humber published after the death
Of General Washington, and Its heavy
reversed column rules and dash rules
with deep heavy border. indicate the
spirit ofmourning that the people Of the
United States felt for the great man.
IL gives "A full account OF his death and
burial. Here is the closing sentences
OF the editors notice OF the funeral
obsequiss:
THE sun was not setting. Alas the
sun OF GLORY was set forever. No
the name OF WAgifISGToN--the
American prcsidentand gen.ral-will
triumph over death. The uncloudtd
brightness Of his glory will illuminate
the future agesiF
Tie paper also contains the latest
news from Europe. Bonaparte had
suddenly returned 20 France from
Egypt. Terrible battles had been
fought by the French against nearly
The whuic Of Europe. The British
had sustained heavy losses on land
and yea, etc.
1t Is well filled with advertisements,
among which appears the following;
roH SALE.
a stout, healthy, active negro wench.
Any person inclined 10 purchase may
know the particulars 10y applying to
John SchU0nniaker, jun, at Roch-
ester.
November l3, 1893.
Such an advertisement woul not
have excited any curiosity before the
war in the South, but we must remem-
Der that this was In the state Of New
York, whose pious people in later
tunes thought that the Southern peo-
pie were terrible barbarians for tolera-
ting slavery.
This Taper is the property of Mr.. l..
Round, IA young man employed in the
Reporter Office IL was his fathers
and grandfather's. Although nearly
cighty-four years old, there is not II
break in ii and shows that its owners
have exercised remarkable care in its
preservation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08

Mrs. Bolton, one Of the witnesses In
tile Frank james trial, whose former
relations with the freebooters made her
testimony very important, is described
rs mite Of a woman, q widow. and rs
meek-Iooking Ms could well be found.
She Is the lust woman in the world who
would ever bc taken az one connected
with the most llood-thirsty band OF
robbers tbat ever existed. AS to that
point the James boys band is curious
one in every respect. Frank would bo
taken for n lawyer or professional man;
Dick Liddell looks more like a dude
than II cnt-throat, and the women are
ali good housewives and church.goinr
country folks, except Mrs. Hite, o.
Kentucky, who evidently hrs been q
back woods country belle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08
Gencrons Riyalry.



III paso has sprung up as n rival 10
Fort Worth for the Mitchell-Slade
Struggling match. IL Mayor Smith,
George Loving, Alderman Flanagan
aud other philosophical citizens of The
Fort allow the Western town TO walk
oil with the prize. Fort Worth must
haul IN her horns and cease proclanl-
lug herself an enterprising city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08
GAINESVILLE HACK LINE.

Tea ARNETT HAVE PUT ON A HACK
La line between Whitesboro and Gainesville
The hack leaves Whitesboro at am. imme
dlatsly after the arrival of the east-bound
Texas and Pacific train, ana leaves Gaines
vile ut pm, in time To connect at Whites
boro with the south-bound train. Fare eacl
way, u %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08
SOCIETY NOTICES.
Band of Hope.

u VI MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF THE
"A psnd OF Hope are requested 10 meet nj
The reading room saturday - pm. heEuisr
meeting every saturday afternoon. nj. r.
gEAYT Superintendent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08
AI,TESIAN BATHS.

THE BEST BATHING WATER IN rHf
state white sulphur, magncsia and soda
mutual flow 20 Eallops per minute; soft 81
rain water. Nortt west corner public square
stanley & liaymaker.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08

,,,,tr O. or r. c. EVERGREEN 81, REGU.
| lar every first and third susday at LEO p.
m. In X. OFF. Hall, corner OF Third and Main
s 80. .ai john HoDGEs,
'''SN" Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08

AMERICAN LEAGUE or HONOR.

rRINITY COUNCIL NO. $40 HOLD THEIR
| meetings or the second and fourth Friday
evenings Of the month ~ X. OF Il. hail, HouI
of meeting, $ o'clock. j. w. WRAY, Com.
r. VI. GHAKY, Sec.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08

The poor lunatics of Arkansas are
having their pleasures considered by
the officers of the state asylums. The
experienced al!ege that nothing has a
better effect upon the insane than
dancing, 50 the officers have made an
engagements for regular monthly dances
ut the asylum located at Little Rock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08
HOTELS.

CLEbURNE HOUSE, Clebarne, Texas. W.
" II. Brown, Proprietor. Good accoinmo,
dali0ns; reasonable rates, Cobnodious
sample rooms for commercial men,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08

rENEMPLE HOUSTON, Attorney NJ Law
j Mobeetlc, Wheeler county, Texas In
prompt attendance or all the Dlstrc; Courts
OF the Par Handle: civil Bugncss Special.
ty; Will Render Land Tor Taxes; Pay Taxes
on land; Investigate and Perfect Titles 10
land, and Redeem Land Sold for Taxes (;
Lands iiought and sold on Commission; Col.
ieetions quickly made aud RENTED; Cor
respondencc solicited and Information ac.
curGteiy and readily furnished.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08

Pull the bell Mt Il. NJ. Wells drug
store.and the night clerk will respond
to y6ur call at once.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
LAW CARDS.

u. ORR, Lawyer and Land Agent, Yer
81 non, Wllbarger county, Texas.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-01
Mi ddIe-Aged Men

There are many NJ the age OF % to % Who
are troubi4i with zoo IRE queBE eEAcuzilobs Of
the bladder, Often accom- panied by : slight
smart.n. or burning sens alton and . veakeE-
Ing OF the system in s m AaDar the p'tieat can
no { account for. On eIAmining the urinary
o eposits, . Iopy edimSn will often he found.
There are many men subject 20 this difficulty
who are ignorant Of the cause, which ts the
secoDa stage OF semiDsi vsEkncss- Dr. 5. Will
guarantee a perfect cure In such case, and .
healthy restoration Of the genito-urinhTy or
gHns.
Consultation free. Thorough eIAninatlon
-. DIR. SPIsSEY.
No. II Kearnsy Street, san Fnneiseo.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-01
YOUNG VEN

Who mHy b suffering from the essetz q
youthfnl foIiieS or iodiserstioa viii do we'll %
AVAIL themselves Of thiE- ths greatest boon sy-
q laid 40 the xitar Of suffering humanity.
DR.. Spinrey will guarantee TO forfeit 500 for
svety case OF seminal weakness or private dis
ease Of any Kind o character EkicA he un1sE-
takes snd fails 10 euro.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-09
PERSONAL.

NN
II. J. Ware, of Del Rio, is at the Grand
Windsor.
B. NJ. Childress, Terrell is at the Grand
Windsor.
w y, P; Curtis Of Chicago. is at the Grand
Robert Q. Campbell, Monterey, Mexico
Is the Windsor.
Colonel j. G. GorLam, of Austin, is at thu
Grand Windsor.
Hon. Il: c. England, of Ennis Texas, is Q
guest at the st. George.
Captain +. G.. Burke, of Beatrice, Nebras.
ka, is at the Grand. Windsor hotel.
Captain |. W. Sturtzer, of New York. is
guest at the Grand Windsor.
ia. Wilkinson and wife, of Denison, arc
stopping at the Grand Windsor.
John Collett, representing Plankinton 4
Armours, OF Kansas City, Is quiteill at the
Grand Windsor hotel.
9. w. King, prominent cotton merchant
Of WaIahachie, is registered at the 81.
George. o.
Temple HoN,:on, district attorney of 35th
district, No sic, Texas, left yesterday
for Galveston
His many ionds will regret to learn that
Captain W. Walter is confined to his bed
by severe eoe.l of pneumonia.
Mr. G. A. Eosh, late of Clarksville, Ten.
nessee, paid me HERALD a pleasant call
yesterday. hr. Roth Is the guest of Mr..
Pat O'koeie, 'ud int .o.iin; "--ris
nently in Da and cng,gngin u.s.ness.
Mr. Il. NJ. X left this city last evening
for New York ID other eastern cities TO
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-09
Commercial and Financial.
STOCKS AND BoHps.


New YORK, Feb. S.-Mor . 90; bar
silver, $lOo2 to $l,10 exchange steady; SO,
long; SO, sight; governments, lower fay
SIS aud 5's, higher for AS and As; state
bonds neglected; railroads, dull and irregu.
lar. Stocks,a after IL O'Clock were moderately
active, and advanced /. AT noon the mar
ket was heavy at fractional reac.
ion. Elves, extended, $l.l3; AS, St.iSl;
as, $l,l9s; 3's, Sl03i,
ST. LOUIS MARKET.
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 6.-Flour quiet, but
firm, Wheat active and higher; No. = red,
Sl.l0i 10 Sllli, c'sh; Si.l0i to Sill,
March. Corn higher and active; 5ll to 52i,
cash; 81 to 80, February; 5ls to 52a, March;
522 to 53i, April Oats slow; 80, cash; 3St
February. Whisky steady at $lli. Corn.
meal better; 81 So Pork quiet and dull;
SIS, cash; no options. Blk meats quiet;
short ribs, $50; short clear, 06O. Bacon
stesdier; long clear and short ribs. l0i;
short clear, l0S lard nominal. Cattle re-
cep,s, 1900, active and firm; all grades in
demand exporters.$ 10 to $6good to choice
shipping, $500 to IS IS; light do, $3.50 to
SIS; medium to choice butchers steers, 1878
to $475; VOWS and heifers, 50 to So 25; bulls,
s. to 81: stockers aud feeders, - 80 to &420;
Hogs receipts, 400; lower; light to extra
heavy, $6.aO TO 70 90; bulk sales, $3.50 TO
$3.50. Sheep receipts, 5000; quiet; common
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-09

from heart disease. lie was a plumber by
occupation, and was pursuing his avocation
when summoned to his last reckoning. No
idea OF his dangerous condition was enter
tanned by his family or friends, but they
recalled the fact that for days before his de-
parture he had complained of an unwonted
WEAKNESS. His age, it is true, was consid-
erably advanced, having reached the three
score without the additional ten years. Yet
no one dreamed of 30 sudden departure.
Mr.. Hosmer was good man and citizen.
A Baptist, Mason and honored son of
Pythihs. The HERALD esteemed and re-
vered him, and shares in the sorrows of u
deeply afflicted family and community
His remains will be brought down by the
earliest train, and the funeral, which will
be duly announced, attended by large
'cOncourse of mourning friends.
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ST. LoUIs Feb. S.-A NEST horrible dis.
covery wat made in tenement house this
morning. Il WAS found that Henry Drees,
q German teamster, had cut his wile's
throat with razor and then his own. The
second corpse was discovered in the middle
of one of three room which the family oc-.
cupied. The body of the wife lay on bed,
the covering of which was soaked with
DloCd. The man lay on the floor. Five,
little children slept in the rooms, one in bed
with the couple. One OF the children got
up and took the baby out OF tho bloody bed
on which its mother lay into his own bed,
changed its dress and then went to sleep.
The cause of the tragedy is supposed to w
jealousy.
Drees arl family lived in the rear OF No.
1900 Mutually street. He was hardwork
ing man, and had accumulated $1,000 in
savings. He illtIeated his wife continually
and on one occasion she left him; Mrs.
Dsees was good woman and gave her hus-
band no cause for his insane jealousy. Last
night the couple retired about 10 O'Clock
with two little girls in one bed, two boys In
another, and a baby off years inshe same
bed with themselves. Lewis, Ii years
old, WAS the only witness OF The tragedy.
A noise aroused him, and he
saw his father cutting his mother with a
razor. Then he saw the father spring in
air and fall down near the stove. He then
got up, took the baby. (Mins), lying in bed
with the mothers corpse, her night clothes
soaked with her mothers blood, into his
bed. He changed the baby's clothes, and
both went to sleep again. This morning
when the children awoke, the floor and bed
were covered with blood. The boy tried
to find the key his father had locked the
door with last night, but could not. and it
was not until near Q O'Clock when Otto
Farenhorst, boyof 10, came up aud called
Louis to go TO school with him, that the
condition Of affairs was discovered. Otto's
mother, who lives in the lower part OF the
house, then opened the door, and b more
CHASTITY and bloody scene was never re-
vealed. Drees cut his wiIe's throat while
shs was asleep, aud there *as no struggle
The heads OF both corpses are nearly
severed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-09

The advces are that by this evening an.
other norther will visit us. BY whatever
name he comes he is an unwelcome visitor
and rarely, II ever, finds consenial friends
to greet him. The short time he makes his
stay shows he knows the want of apprecia.
ton he eau rely upon by the Dallas folks;
and if he would only conform to the estab-
lshed custom Of keeping away from people
who give him the cold shoulder, we
wouldn't see him 'some more" But he re-
taliates bv not only giving cold shoulders
but cold extrcmities midands and inter-
mails. A. Olus, from Greenland, is public
enemy, but he has u large woodward here
aud coal-mine in the territory, His per-
sonal attendance in Dallas always increases
his sales. This notice is free. Get ready
pttg
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-09

l.. Il. Curtis, jeweler, corner of Main and
Poydras streets. Repairing fine watches
speciality.
Watches, diamonds, fine gold jewelry,
ladies and gents gold chains, rings, thin.
bles, ladies' missses' childrens gold, silver
and bangle bracelets, necklaces and lockets.
Just received new stock of gold and silver
initial gold and siver lace pins, John Hol-
lands gold pens and holders, pencils,
toothpicks, speCtacles and eyeglasses In
gold, silver, nickel, Steel rubber and eel
luloid frames, silver and silver.plated
ware, Rogers & Bros. fat ware.
Fine marble and gilt clocks, walnut
clocks, all new styles, with cathredal
gongs, at corner Main and Poydras streets
D.
Candies and all kinds of corrections,
wholesale and retail. The only place in
Dallas where you can get fine homemade
goods. Dallas Confectionery company, 7l2
Elm street. H. Reach, agent.
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Tho Coming COnClaYa.

SAN FRANCISCO, GALA, Feb. The tri-
ennial conclave committee of Knights Tenn.
plar last night appointed a finance COM
mittee,. including prominent business men
from all parts of the state. 1t has been de-
cided not to permit California commander.
les to compete for drill prizes, and that the
trophies won shall be the property of the
commandery, subject to no challenge.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-09
The Same Old Story

ST, LOUIS, Feb. S.-0by f. Owen, the de-
faulting teller Of the Third National bank
Of this city, was arragned in the United
State, court to-day and pleaded guilty.
His counsel read u statement, in which
Owen confessed he gradually became in
volved in grain and cotton speculations,
which ultimately caused his ruin. His SEN
tence is deferred.fo two weeks.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-09

Nsw ORLEANS, Feb. s.-Track good; a.
tendance light. Fiye-eighths mile race:
Lucy johnson first, Billy G.. second, Joe
Mcmahon third. Time-1.0ii
Mile race: Wedding Day first, Lutte Fo-
gle second, Uberta third. Time-l:4ii.
Hurdle race, one mile: King Dutchman
first, Moscow second, Referee third. Time
l:5ll.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-09

DALLAS COUNTY JAN, Feb. S.-[Editor
HERALD. I'VE wish to return TO yon our
thanks Cor the papers you send us, as they
ore the only papers that are sent us free.
We sincerely thank you for your kindness.
Hoping that you may never lose by so
doing or ever want for anything, we are
Respectfully,
Willie W. Bowdeu, James ] d.. Hemighnfcr,
D. f.. Cook, VI. O. Montgomery.
Charles Il. Rosevill, ]. A. Thompson.
o. IL Gregg John Anderson,
William Ryon. John Hall,
j. Lemere, John Groom,
D. W. Wofofd, Johnnie Bennett
y. &. DAifteaf and others.
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A Miserable Joke,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. IA special
cable from Antwerp says The steamship
Nederland passed the Sicily Islands Mon.
day last. No unusually bad weather has
been reported, aud the story about her rig
ging makes her reported loss unlikely. The
bottle found February 9th is Considered a
migernb bile nike
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Probably Exaggerated.

NEW York, Feb. S-A report is published
here of an accident Yesterday, at Logan
co!liery, near Poltsville, Pennsylvania, in
which serious results followed. The story
has a very soant foundation, n few men
having sustained trivial injuries only.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-09

II move" said delegate in q virginia
convention. THAT our chairman take doso
OF Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup, he Is 90 hosrse
that l cannot understand him." That
gentleman had no doubt tried this wonder.
ful medicine.
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Loaf

sr. JOHN, N. b.. Feb. s.-The brigantins
zingee, from Cardiff, has been lost with all
aboard.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-09

The death Of this gentleman, so long and
iavorably known to our citizens, was an.
nounoed last evening by wire. He LEFT on
Tuesdays train for Marshall, where he died
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-09

"For seven years or more l suffered with
3 distressingly painful joint trouble-called
by many rheumatism. used ST. Jacobs
Oil and was quickly cured, says John Carr
Moody, Esq OF Vallejo, Cal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-09

@S~ Feathers, ribbons, velvet can ali he
colored to match tina. new hat by using the
Diamond Dyes. Druggists sell any color
for 10 cents
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-09
TO, THE MISINFOEMED PATRONS OF GOLDSMITH bros.

we stock Of
b ruch SIMPLY because Wolfe Bauch only cared sell Goldsmith
not offered
Herald We know the public well of
well selected and well
stock Goldsmith Bros which has been moved Dallas Worth and back
Their
buy em thought best customers by means irvine
down their goods. N'"s