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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-12

Ibergeben, faus 1t Deriu6en ione, BEN ees
faBten 8eihIiiiisn irgeno weL9es 9inoerS
nib in ben @eg 81 legen.
bon Dem Die QSeLt 9laubte, oaB er in ben
Slann1et ul1Qefommen let, mar beerot9t
auf oas @rab Ser ungliidliden 3oiine
tpuroe Elm 9enfitein geleBt nno alS nad
tpent9en 3a9en Wanfreb unb Wargberitd
ou6 Nllu1ta binaustrugen, Do nabmen ite
N6i6ieo bon bieler StGtte, Die tbncn 10 Dicl
SdtDeres qebradt bate, a6er audi oiegSiege
tbres @lildeS mar. 9iur bon @ott uno
tbrer 2tebe beidiibt, fit6rte Wlanfre0 Wfar>
9berita in letne 9etmat6. 6ter cmpftngen
ite bic alten Gltern nit Qli6itrablenbeu
Nuge1; bier ipra6 lein 8ater ben Segen
iiber lie un6 bier ldLoB Wfanfreo Warqbes
rita gum eriten Wlal als leir geliebtes QSeib
in ieire 2lr1neI
Der GntiaQrngsaft, tpeI6er Mtargberita
10 arm uno bod 10 rei6 n1abte, tpuroe lo>
fort abgci6loIien un0 etnige Wonate ipdter
las man in ben SettInget1 unter Den 9ia0<
rt6ten bes High life bic Gerlndbtung Asr
pertpittipeten WrGfin Gillart nit Dem 8dz
TON @alettt. Wfargberita un0 SLAMMED
ober bautcn 1t0 an Stranoe Der Sliee etn
rei3enDeS 6sim. !6ieA i6loB Die ate GlauS,
Die lte gang gttftesitunpf 3u fi6 genommen
Batter, Die miloen Nugen gum etDtgen
S9lummer. 6ier idenfte i6nen Der Sim
mel cine Ia6enDe &inDeri6aar. bic W}arz
g6erita inter Srdulein S0nar5'S 8eiitalb
gu fr6ftigen Buben u16 itranmen Wtdoden
emporsog. 0ieies Sted6en Grbe muroe i6nen
mabrli0 gum garabie5. 6ier rubte 0tanz
freq aus mad ieinen &unltreilen, bic tbrn
immer neuen Gu6m lnb nele Gbre bra6z
ten; an Der Seitc i~ei1ter Utargbertta fano
CT bier fiBen Hrieoen no6 iAperem &f.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-12
DR., RAILWAYS
SarsapariIIian RcsOIVent,
DER groke 8lntrrtutsfr+

SCENES Slut madt %seiunbes Tleii9, trdftiss
Snodcn rnb cine flare Sout. gSenn 9u tuiait,
bab Sein Tleii8 felt, Define RnO9en seiunO una
fret pon SnO6enfruB unS Scin Seint l90n iei +
oebruuue
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-12
On h0S RnlIifnini

gerIangt ia nur OF . 10 aD's un5 odtet
Oarauf, 0aB Der Same pGabpoo" 1ih
aUf Dem gefaUften Nrttfel befinbet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-12
S1s etn5tge S0uter5e1ts
9etlanltteI,

bos au9enblifli6 bic i6redli6itenS 6mer3et ftiIt,
Gntsiirloung gen l1116 Blutan6rane linbert unb bies
ielben beilt, oh lie nun in Der 2un9e, tu0ta9en, ben
@in9eueioer, ben 0riiie1l Ooer onberen Sr9onen
o~uitreter, tuenn man IS etnmaL benust, Ino omar
Sn elmer BIG apnn5ig Wi1nter.
GTei6uiel ruie eroB sic S6rnerSen aud iei1 1n6s
gen, bic an 81 beunlatisnus &%etoe1oen, Die Settld9es
Tioerl, bic Gerfriippclten, Sic Nerp0len, Die on gters
pcllueb ooer onberen &rantbctten 2etoenoen werben
burd bic 9ln1penbun9 Don
Railways Ready Relief
auf Ser Steue 2in6erlng crlangen.
Gmtsiimomng Oct Jtteren, GntsiinoMng bee
BIaIe, @ebGrntsG ntS inoung, gnn9eHSGon9eIttons
6er3tlopfen, 6piterii6e Anidle, G1dune, 6atarrb,
froltbeulen, erflorene @lieoer, Neruoittdt, S6latlolt9S
feit, 6uftme6, Gruitz, 9iIden> ober Glieberidmsrsen,
Quetl6an9eu, gerltou6uugen, Sranbwnnoen, toltes
uno 6istges Vteber.
Die 9tnpeubung pom II Ready Relief an ben lets
bsnoen Gbeileu peri9aft orsen6llGli8e Gtnoerung uHS
Grleidttrung.
GrciBto bis ie63ie Gropfen in elm tIetnes Glas Batier
beilen IN mentger Nu9enbliden 6rdmpfe, Ota9enldnre,
Soobrenuen, bilt6ies &opimeb, Dtarrboe, 0tnbr, Rolfts
Yldbungen uno aue innerlider S6mer3en.
Geiienne ionteu thinner cine 6lai6e pom Rad ways
Ready Relief BET lid tra9en. Menige3ropiel oauon
III QSaier eetbaH, beugeH allen ben Srantbetteu uno
oamit perfnipften Xeiben, bic aus benz 9ebrauh uH9eS
w6bnteu &rtntpalferS %entiteben, Dor. Us lit Elm beterT
Sttmntout ais Sran3brduntruein ober 8ttteres.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-12

@0uis pbne 8etseidmad, elegant nit iiiBem 6ors olas
cirt, %purgi1eno, rc9ulireno, r~eini9eno unb frditioenS.
&%aopaS's Riaeu sur Seituns oucr DlagenS, 9es
ber>, 9ebGrme>, 9tieren> uuo 8laienletocn, Tcrpehtronts
betten, &optmeb, 6artle;bigteit, 8erltopfune, u~nueroaus
lidtett, DpSpepiie. @dlenleiber, Tieber, llnterleibsents
climbing. 9dmorrboioeu uub oucrStorunsem Der @iuqes
metoe.
Mein peectobitiid, feline Spur DON Mertur, Ieis
nerolten ober iddbli6en Oroguer.
Us Vtan beadte fol9enhe Snmptome Don Granfhets
ten Der Gelbauun9Sor9ane: 9eritopfung, iurerIthe
9dmorr9oibcn. Slntwuullng nodb benz Ropfe, S6ure inn
Wla9en, ltebelteit, Sopbrenuer, GteI Dor benz g lien, Wtos
9euDruGt1t, iaures NuiitoBeu, iinfenoe ODER bpbe,tbe Gms
%pflnbung i'll Der Ma9ergrube, Mtbemloiofeit uub
Reconsideration, 8eber oes SCREENS, erltifeubes
@efubl beiu Hteacr, Sledeu ODER Shore Dor Dem
Nu9en, Sieber Inb bumple Gbmersen i'm Gopfe. W1onoeI
an &usbiinitnn9, 9elbes snsieben Der 6dlt 1no Ser
Iu9en, Seiteultebeu, 96merSeu in Der 8ruit mn i'm
ben 9iiebern, pl0Blibe Anwa1uus pom Stbe, Srenuen
bes Tlctidcs.
@tnt9e Doien pom q abwop's GtlIen 1per6en bsn
&orper pom alien obengenaunten 6rantbeiten beireier.
SrctS 25 Gents ole SADaG)tel. Set
@4pofOeecrst 81 DaOcu.
Mon leie: r8abr SaI5d."
Man l9ide cine 8riefmurte an 9tobmop
& So. 9fo. so &arre11=, @fe Ser Gburcbs
Ctr, Nelp gort. ~
re geIe9run9, Souien6' pom Dollars p.rtb. mira
balur ausei6idt weroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-12
RAILWAYS
"SarSaDarilian ReSOIVent,' ~

elm Settq,itteI, beien 8eftunOtbeiIe uuberoroentIid nlebts
Siuiide @iaenidaiten bu6en, wcientltd sur 0teini9un9,
Seiluu9, MISUNDERSTANDING uno Srdfti9un9 bS nicoerses
brodenen unb erl9opiteu &6rpers, bas cine d uelIes
on9euebme , it6ere SebanOluns unO bonernbe
Seilung eelpdbrt.
@letdpiel wie bas 2eiben DeiRen mag, Oh Sfrofeln,
G9ptnbiu9t, Syphilis, Geidwiire, @inbe, GeidpItIte,
S6weluusen, 0toie Ober Sal31uB, ~Sunaenz, gtierenz,
Yloierz, gebdrmutters, 6auts, &eberz, Wfdgcn< o0er
misunderstanding 6roniider Oosr eonItitnttoneaer
Nrt, bas Silt itst i'm 8Iute, mel6es bic obeeniss
ten EbeiIe erIest unb iene Grsone rnb bic perbrau9ten
6Drper9elpebe repartrt. Menu has 8lut ~uuseiunb lit, 10
EaIn ietn &enaraturperfabren tetu selnnoes ieiu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-24
9ie gtrateaim Ses 8iiraerfrteaes.

Inter bieleln Sitel f6reibt ber uOe=
troit Gorr.": rSeit ldnger als atpan5ig
Sabren, tau6te in ber amerifanii9en
Prei1e bann unb tpann bas @erii6t auf,
BOB bic grpBen itrategif6en Yldne, tpelz
DIE bas 99idial Der fibli9en Sonf6z
beration enti9ieben, llno tpel9e eitt
babies 9ubenb Generdle beriibmt gez
rlta9t baben, benz 9irne eines Metbes
entfprungen ieien; au6 ber Name bie=
Ter beriibmte Strategin murbe genannt,
CO tpar Grdulein Mnna @la Carroll.
9ieSa9e tpurbe unieres WiHens ME ge=
b6rig bentilirt; bic Na9ri9t tau9te pe=
riobii9 auf, um eben 10 RAID tpieber gu
neri6minben. SIT ber lebten &ongreBz
fiBung lag aber, tpie mir na9trdgli6
erieben, eine 8ill por, tpel6e be3tpedt,
bem SRI. Carroll cine Benfion su berz
wiaigen, unb ba es ni6t gelang, bieie
giq unter Der 8orfrage bur6supeit=
f9en, 10 tpirb iie iebenfaGs in Der 3pei=
ten Sibung tpieber gum 8ori9eine fon,=
men. Dabei tpdre gu tpiinf6en, 6aB
bic Sadie i'm 9allfe genau unteriu6t
piiroe. Sat fi6 SRI. Carroll tbatid9z
li6 8erbienffe Inn bic &riegfibrung er=
morben, bann nuB 9ie1es iebenfaus
BON 2incoln, Stanton, Sailed unb
Grant beaeugt tporben fein; es 1T nidt
mebr als re6t, baB iie cine penfion er=
bdlt. Daour@ tpirb aber aud glei9=
seitig ntan9' anberes groBes iibermdBig
gefpriefenes 8er6iemif auf Iein ri9tiges
MaaB 5uriidgefiibrt; @rant iinft
bann BON benz piebeffal bes ge=
nialen Gelbberrn, auf bas i'm Bic 0er=
ebrung un6 8emun6erung feiner 3eitz
genoiien erboben, auf bas Nibeau eines
auafiibrenben Subalternen berunter.
@otpeit ber u&orreiponbent". @ir
lDollen basu nur bemerfen, baB SRI.
Carroll es mar, bic ben beriibmten
Plan enttparf, bic &ebeaen am potoz
mac feif5ubalten, tpdbrenb Sherman
Ieinen Mari6 bur6 ben Siiben MAIDEN
Iollte. SRI. Carroll rei6te bieien plan
oem &abinet 2incoln's elm, tpo oerielbe
Bepriift unb-befolgt tpurbe.
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@m Sent fe +.

Mm Geniter.
@ie bod bas fleine iiiBe &inb
Stia in bic Sonne ld9elt,
Sbr gol6'n 9aar rmrabmt iie limb,
8om Morgenwin6 gefd6elt.
@eblenbet ienft bas @use fie
8om 9immel gu Der gr6en,-
Wfir tDirb bapon, i'd tueiB ni6t tuie,
Mls f6nnt' i6 gliidli6 tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-24

= Ser &0nig bon gaDerm leibet
f@on felt Sabreit am 9aaes (@elbs
mangeD, ia man fann fagen, er 1T
bancroft. Seine tpabniinnige 8er=
f6leuberung BON @elb 5u 2urusbautem
bat feline &aiie big auf BEN 8oben ge=
leert unb mo INNER ct anflopft, Inn AT
pumpen, ft6Bt er auf falte Mbmeifung.
BleiGr6ber in Berlin bat linn erfldrt,
baB er nur bann @elb bergeben f6nne,
wenn Der baprif6e 2anotag fir ben
GDnig gutfagen molle. 9arauf aber
fann oiefer fi6 ni9t einlaHen, benn Der
2anbtag ipiirbe natiirli9 gimblid in bic
Rafien5ufdnbe bes &6nigs nebmen unb
ermittela tuollem, tpie bieier al iein @elb
berpofamentirt babe. Maan bere1net
bic S9ul6en bes G6nigs oberfd9li9
auf 80 Milionen Marf. Mm Dem Ners
fu9, 9rbnung in feline Ginan5en su
bringen, finb f6On beri@ieoene gabi=
netsfecretdre gef6eitert; iebt bat nun
Der friibere NrtiqeriezS zSauptmarn @reiz
fer bic f6were &ufgabe iibernolnmetl.
@ebedt bur9 ben Prinsen 2uitpplb uno
ben Ginanantiniiter b. &iebel iibt er cine
fOrmli6e @ormunbf6aft iiber ben toll
len 8erf6penber aug. @egen Nerz
biirgung Der beiben erfteren baben iebt
baDrifbe 8anfen (fir 124 procent
3ins) 81 Mlionen unb Elm 8erliner
Saus II Millioaen Marf bergepumpt,
10 baB penigitens elm 9rittel ber 59ulz
ben bes &Onigs abbeaablt perben fam;
ober bamit 1T nur bic erfte 9iotb be-
feitigt. Die Mabri@einli9feit iif, baB
es trob aleoem. iiber fura ober lang.
gum 2ra9 fommen uno baB Der &6nig
Sonberling bann sen6tbigt tperben
tpirb, als unbeilborer 8eri9penber unb
8anferotteur bem Sbrone gu entiagen.
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Gutter 0lbfah.

Ser DSotpa Staatsanaeiger" beri9s
tet, baB bic Npotbefer in 9es Moines,
Sowa, i'm Mgemeinen iagen, es gebe
fein 9ausmittel, tpel9es beHeren Mbfab
fin0et, als 6as befannte 9eilmittel ct.
Safobs Del. gs 1T biei ies bas bette
3ei6en, baB fi6 bic Meoi3in betpdbrt
unb bas 1T, flir mas lie ausgegeben
ipir6. Sn ieber 9lpptbefe fiir SO Gents
bic Glaf9e gu baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-24
Diesselhorst 4 Damken,
Snrnerba ale
@et,t> u. 8tertutttbi@att.

Ser pDpuldrite Sammelplab Der 9eutI6en
bon Gan slntonio.
gfnr Die beiten 6etr1nfe uab Gigarren tper.
ben Serdbrei5t. @iSfaltes @ith 8er unb aus.
partige 8iere brett bonn Sab. 21,1it
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-24

beren Mn1i9ten bon abertauienoen be-
fpro9en tperben. 9li6t, baB i'd nit
ben porltebenben 3eilen ettpa etne
&fesfadel aufifeden mill, bas fei
mir ferne. Sd meine, cine rubige,
inaBbolle @r6rteruns Ser aufgetporfes
men Srage tpiirbe Der Sadie am meifen
nubett. 3. S. &rones.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-24

Dis
@6demttibe Sreie Vrefie
trl&sini
ieben Dcnnsrfas
anb fpfet
$3.50 bas Sabr pber $1,25 fir 6
Wcnate in gcruusbe,abluns
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-24

Ote
Ia8lidbe ssreie Yrefie
erl6eint
nit Nusnabme bes Spnntass
unt fcltet
$1,000 fir bas Sabr rber $3.50 fiir
3 Oipnate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-03
AFrERNnnN SESSION.

Tom Wade, colOred, being sworn for
the state, testified AS follows: "Knew
Galloway in his lifetime. was sit
Ting on the steps of Geo. Caters
boarding house the night Galloway
was killed. | heard some cursiug i'm
the santa Fe saloon. Heard the lie
given two or three times. don't
know who gave the lie. heard some
men talking i'm the saloon, but could
not understand what they were saying.
After while l heard IA pistol fire.
heard three pistol shots, one right inter
The other. ran over there.
Ky the time got over there
the two MIR. Rushings and Mr. Joe
Witcher were coming out the door.
They came out the front door. one
saysi let's go up this and another
said let's go down this way. One of
the men had pistol | don't know
which one IL was. The men then
went east down toward the Red Light
! went In and saw Mr.. Galloway
lying behind the bar. He was dead.
A tin shaker was lying on the floor.
a glass was sitting ON the tin shelf
under and behind the counter. Some
little pieces OF Ice were In the glass.
| saw Fatty come in the back door
a large crowd came pouring In.
don't know who were In H.
! ala not see anybody standing In
'front.' OF the saloon before the shooting.
we We're watching another thing alto
gether, l did not see anybody run
nlng Immediately after the shooting.
! saw the men coming out the saloon
door, and one of them had another by
the arm. The one.armed man didn't
want Ia 20, but the other men wanted
to go. They went of, aud | did not
see them any more.
Cross'eNamined-I went into the
saloon three or four minutes after the
men came out. The room was full of
smoke. | did not see sam Fields In
there. lie may have been there. but
did not zee him.
CITY MARSHAL W. NJ. REA.
was acquainted with MIR. Gallo
way, lie was one of the proprietors of
the Santa Ice saloon There IL "A sa-
loon across the street called the Cow
Boy saloon. Jim Rushing sometimes
stayed In the saloon. ! don't know
that he was regularly employed i'm the
saloon. know of no ill.feeliur that
eNlsted between the tw o saloons. Wm
flushing told me that Galloway had
mate threats against him. Judge
mere was iil-ieellny from this. Jim
flushing was u special officer aud VIM.
knshing II one of the regular police.
! know of no bad f,elipg between Joe
Witcher and Galloway in particular,
only that Galloway was mad at ali the
members Of the force, myself included.
rms ended the testimony for the
time, Mr.. Pendleton asked for an at
,achment for Jos. Charles and Henry
Brown, and said he would not ask the
court To- hold the defendants for MUIR
der In the first degree, but would like
TO have the case adjourned for few
days and admit the defendants to bail.
me case Is set for the 18th inst. at 10
O'Clock y. Ia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-03
AnImportant Consideration.

When purchasing medicines yot
should secure the best quality dis
pepsed by competent and careful
hands. The extensive experience o.
fifteen years In handling drugs and
medicines OF all kinds, and "a constant
pursuit In studying the nature OF all
kinds OF drugs and medicines, enables
me TO thoroughly understand the ma
ture OF all remedies used In the heal.
ing art. My chief aim Is TO guard well
the interest and life Of those who ms. I
patronize me In purchasing.theirf family
medicines Every article purchased will
he OF the best quality and dispensed
by competent assistants, at as reasona-
bic prices ~ the quality will permit.
seven years experience in the business
In this city enables me to understand
the wants OF the trade, which have
always been able to meet, and Will
make II an important point In the fu-
ture to crafty the demands OF the
trade.
My paint business having been dis
posed of, such time and energy that
has been taken up by this line will
hereafter be devoted 10 my drug and
prescription business hence 1t will be
u the interest OF those who may need
medicine and fancy toilet articles to
give me call before purch asing else.
where. Carrying AN immense stock
enables me 10 meet the wants of the
most fastidious. l.. NJ. WELLS,
Graduate OF the Philadelphia College
of Pharmacy, corner Fifteenth and
Houston streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-03

long, about n half hour; | don't recol-
lcct any one saw at this place. From
here j went TO John Nickerson's;
when ] had been here some time
Charlie Brown came along and went
down to Bill Loves beer house; SAW
the bartender and Bill Loves son
| Aieck; i saw more men here; |
stayed here some time; IL might
have been one or two hours. | saw
some men there. i won't tell their
names, because addressing the coun-
sell you might get them Lere aud
make them swear ! was not there.
Charlie Brown and came back up
| towards the saloon, and he said TO me !:
Wait, will get some change"
l don't know how long / had been
there before the shooting occurred.
don't know at what time the shooting
occurred, but II was In the night.
saw three policemen go In the saloon,
and IA IL was an unusual thing, / fol-
lowed them inside to see II they were
going To arrest some body.
Joe Charles and the three policemen
were at the counter. Galloway had
an Ice pick In his right hand and a
glass In his left, There was a glass of
lemonade ON the counter. and Gallo.
WY "ah hHDtutT-
were other men In the room at this
time. don't know whether Joe
Charles went out or not. There were
lemons on shelf behind Mr.. Gallo
way. turned around. | don't know
whether he reached for the lemons or
NOT. There was "A pistol where the
lemons were. i did not see Mr.. Gal
lnway take the pistol In his hand.
The last saw of the pistol il was ly-
Ing. on the ssef. If Mr.. Whether
aud the other men had taken
II would have seen them. IL not
a fact that j was not there until after
the shooting. ] was In the house
when the shooting occurred. did
not get on the floor and express sur
prise at the killing spoke to no
one after left the house and while
standing near the saloon. | came
back TO the Mansion house and went
10 bed. ! don't know what time IL was
got my pay nj the Mansion house on
Monday. Another man came and
took my place but | was sleeping
there. The reason ] was afraid 10
testify was because | thought would
be hurt II did so. The first shot was
fired by Mr.. Witcher and my impres.
sion II that II hit Mr.. Galloway In the
head and went into the glass. /
don't know where the second
and third shots hit him.
To the best Of my knowledge the frat
shot hit Mr.. Galloway in the left
temple.
Adjourned until . o'clock p. M.
RE DIRECT.
Mr.. buchanan spoke to me about the |
case before the inquest, and asked me
not TO say anything more than what |
was right, and the truth. / told him
OF some things had seen, and he said
Mr. Wltcher's evidence would kill !
mine, and that he was on the stand
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-03
Another convention for Fort Worth,
Gold I'm Our ola Fields.

When we consider the health to bt
better than wealth, then must we con
slider the old field mullen better than
gold-at lesst the medical world So
recognize II, and attest its merits over
cod liver oil for lung troubles, made in
tea and combined with sweet gum il
presents In Taylor's Cherokee Remedy
OF Sweet Gum and Mullen, "a pleas a mt
ana effective cure for Group, whoopipp
cough, colds and consumption. Sold
by all druggists at &c aud 81 a bottle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-03
The Muekleherry CorAIal.

For long tune II was thought that
the huckltberry was only for table use,
but II was known during the late wal
In the shape OF a cordial 1t was su.
perior 10 the blackberry. DIR. Blggers'
Auokleberry Cordial Y the GREAT
SOUTHERN REMEDY for restoring
the little one from the effects, Of teeth
Ing: and cures diarrhna, dysentery
and all bowel affections. For sale by
all druggists ut 900 bottle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-03
Gone North.

James II Martindale, cutter of tbs
hrm OF Martindale 4 Paule sn ne
taiiors, LETT for New York last NIGHT 10
buy large fall stock OF goods ana
,'s, oAntrrE man that he would Sc
NC, ,he nn.st line of suitings, over
eoatings and tronsines that has ever
men SHOWN or brought TO the st,Ns of
Texas. Mr.. NJ. will use every siIort
70 please the public in his s.ie ,tions
bon voyage. young man.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-03
Use SILVER LOAF BAKING
Powders.
COLORADO CITY,

COLORADO CRY, July ~, 1854.
This is to certify that my husband
VIM. l. Fisk. held certificate No liz
In the Masonic Mutual Benefit Asso
citation Of Texas, located ut Fort
Worth, Tex, in Form B for 5000
that my said husband died July 9
1881, ana that have this day been
paid in full the amount due on said
certificate by Capt. p. q. Nebhut, gen.
eral travelling agent for said associa-
ton
Seal MRS. JULIA l. Fisk.
WITNESSES:
II. NJ. Burnes,
q. III. McLin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-03
rpnE Tsxas AND rAoIrIo RAILWAY


THE EAST AMI THE WEST
Short Linc To New Orleans ami all points
IN Louisiana, Nav Mexico and arizona.
Favurits limo TO the North, East ana South
aAt
Pullman Palace sleeping Cars daily bc-
tween ~. Lonis and Dallas, Fort Worth, Fl
Paso ana San Francisco, Cal, ALTO Mnrrhall
and New Orleans without change
solid Trains El i NO to Sc Louis,
Fast time, first class equipment, sure con
nections. see that your ticket reads Via The
Texas and Pacific hallway.
For maps, time tables, t'ckots, rates nnd nil
required Information, call ON or address any
OF the ticket agents or IL u. Hughes, passe ~
ger Agent, Houston, Texas; H. W. McuuI-
Tough. Assistant General Passenger Agent,
Galveston, Texas; w. II. Newman, T,aiiic
Manager. Galveston, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-03
CLUBS ron WEEKLY GAZETTE.

Tbe price OF the WEEKLY oAzrrrEis only
one dollar per year. In advance. A copy free
will he sent to any one sending us five sub
scribers and %. The Fonr WORTH GAzk1Ts
Is the Grem Free Grass aud Anti-Herd'Law
Organ. sample copy sent FREQ TO any nd
dress.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-03
Those Who Have Taken the Tro1

To visit our store since Clearing Sale naugnraed have
repaid troubles and will attest Our reductions
d efforts to close out spring and summer
evident glance at counters Our Fall stock is now in transit
goods left, we have cut pr,
and will offer extra buyers for the next
We don't varied at this time of year
left choice and desirable and barp
secured consumed in examination We leader
prices Boys Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods
will take notice that just in receipt
Hendricks Hats. Call and them
WASHER & AUGUST, COR HOUSTON & FOURTH STR|
oUTFITTERS FOR MEN AND BOYS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-03
rAcIsro RAILWAY.
biRECr RonrE EAST VIA sr. LOUIS.

TWO TitAINs DAILY.
AZ Kansas Ctiy Union Depot passe ngsrs FOR
Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico and cAlifornia
connect with Express rrains OF MI ltues
AZ AichIson connection ~ made with Eek.
preas Traius Tor ali points In Kansas and Ne
brastn.
Al Omaha connection IL made with nil
Mues leading 10 the North and West.
Superior accom- odatlons, fnkt time,
Pullman Palace Hotel Cars run through
ST. Louis via SotRlia daily.
For MAPS time tables, rates. etc., call ON
or address any OF tho ticket agents or II. r.
Hughes, Passenger Agent, Houston, Texas /;
H. W. Mccullough, General Agent, MARSHALL,
Texas. G, ID, LuAf, Agent. Fort Worth.