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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-27

Oas @~raben arteii9 t
8 ri nm II ninmt inG olorabo ieinen Sorts
gang. Sn Oenuer sei9iebt es NIT sutem
Grfolse. 60 lit Der Brunch BON Daniels
& Slider 555 SUB tief unb liefert mebr
wie seniiseno @a1er. Der 8runnen beim
b~ortisen COURTEOUS lit $50 SUB tiet bod
wiro Die arbeit seitweilis einseitent werben
m%iiien, oa elm Stid Stabl ii9 unten i'm
Steim feitseiest bat unb IS bis iett mod
ni6t beraussenommen weroen fonnte.
Sin Serr Vision ldBt in 0enper einen
Drummer i'm 8roabuup, suii9en Der 9ates
umb @Qswortb.S traBe, bobren. 6err Cd
bart bat auf benz Siisel in NorosO enuer
in elmer Giefe BON 643 SUB i9Snss 8afer
erbaIten. SSn Colorado Springs wurbe
oage9en elm Drummer 1924 SUB tief ges
bobrt, aber obne Grfols: ebenio sins es
bel @inslpw Citation, mo elm 8runnen
1910 SUB tief sebObrt wurbe, aber obne
Waner gu ~liefern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-27

8ie uieI Gier fam elm !Subn le:
gen?-0ie traubenartige 0riie nut pieIen
SIds6en, pel9e man i'm 9eibe zines &c:
i9Ia6teten 9ubnes finSet, wirb Der gier.
tod oesielben %senannt. 9lus iebem bieie,
SIdS9en, beren i3abI bel fru9tbaren 9iib:
nern etwa 600 betrdst, fam ii6 elm 81
entpideIn, aber bic penisiten Siibner ia:
ben elm 10 lanses 9eben, baB ale bieis
gierfeime CUR gntpifluns ~selansen. Sr
ben erlten orei 9ebensiabren le9t Sas Subu
I'M heiBisiten. gs fam bis gu Ser eriteu
Wtauier $50 Gier lesen, i'm sueitsn Sabre
$50, I'M britten 1870, i'm uisrten i6on pisI
wsniser, I'M iiebsnten oft uur elm Oubsnb,
Gs lit baber swefmaBiser, nur bic better
Siibner 4 Sabre alt werben su %laiien, BIZ
s%erinseren aber i3on mad Orei Sabren 81
pertanfen, beuor Bel benieIben Der @e9ieI
beainnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-27
. Il It u IIerlet.
Seu6tenOeS Vapter.

Qeu6tenbes 9apier, bas Dor einiqen
Sabren gu slei9er 3eit NIT ben i'm Oun=
feln leu9tenben gebdltern fir 3inbbol,s
diem iein Gri9sinen ma6te, wirb in Der
Sabrifation pom Bapier balb cine wi6tige
Stole ipieIen. Bereits ieet siebt es bic
Gufmerfiamteit pieler prattii9er Mdnner
anf li6, wel9e beabii9tisen, es gu ben
peri9ieoenite 3weden gu uerpenben, 10
baB leudtenSes Yapier baIb ni9t nur aus
semein peupsnbet weroen, lonbern aud
Elm unsntbebrli9es YebiriniB fem wirb.
60 bat man porsei6lagen, es al ben
@breien fir bas @epdf pom Geiienben
5u ueruenben, um bieielben aud eur Na9ts
,eit leien ,u f5nnen. Serner mill man es
gu @ufidriften fir 6lai9en beionbers Wtes
oisinfai9en unb gu 2apeten in buntlen
@Gngen u. |. ~. uerpenben, in meI9en
man bis iett @~asbeleuduns anbrinsen
muBte. Sn giisnbabns@aso beabfi6tist
man es gu Blataten gu perpenben, pel6e
aud i'm Ounfeln 9elelen wer6en fonnen
unb wdbrenb bes Cages 9i9t senus geben,
UNI oas Gnsinben Der 9ampen pdbrenb Der
Our9fabrt bur9 einen Sunnsl unn0tbis gu
MAIDEN.
Der grfin6er bes lel6tenben 8apieres
bat basielbe p~atentiren ~laiien. Sbpobl er
be6en Sereituns sebeim bebdlt, lit bod be-
tunnt, baB es bieie giseni9aft bur3
i3wefeliaueres Calcium erbdIt, baS, na9s
na9Oem es lansere 3eit benz ei9te ausse>
iebt wor6en, i'm Ountlen leu9tet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-27
Gin treuer &ath.

Ronia &arl XII. BON S6weben rift
emit in gesleituns bes Sersoses BON 9olz
itein, ieines Setters, uno einiser Nnoerer
BON ieiner l1msebuns aus. llnterpess
itieB bic @eieui9aft auf einen Srufeu
gaubols. Der 9ersos BON Solitein ma9te
benz iunsen f%eurisen &arl ben Sori9lag,
gu ueriu9en, Of Die Yferbe wobl bariiber
binuesieeen uiirben. Sarl mar ni9t MIR
iofort basu bereit, ionberen woate aud Der
grite iein, Der bas balsbre9enbe Wasitiif
beltdnbe. Snbem er aber eben Dem &oiie
bic Sporen geben wolte, grill Mbmiral
9raf Sans .. Wa9tmeiiter benz Yferbe
in Die 3issl unb belt ben iunssn &Onis
NIT ben Worten suriid: yNein, Der Serr
lba ni9t ba biniiber reiten! Der Sersog
BON Solitein fubr i'm beftis an: rBas?
Sic unteriteben ii9, Sbrem &Snise gu per-
webrsn, mad isinem @iaen su banSeln?"
@a6tmeiiter erpiebsrte barauf: Cure
0urdlau9t mOsen ielbit bies @asitid
psriu9er, wenn ss Sbnen bsliebt; aber
mein aOnis ioQ ii3 Sbrem Soridlas nidt
fiigen!" = v@ifen sic, nit mem sic re-
benz" fraste Der Sersos nod erbitterter.
,Sa," antpOrtete @a6tmeiiter, i9 weiB
re6t gut, baB i'd nit benz 9ersos pOn
6olitein rebe. gber Cure Our9lau9t
weroen ii6 aud gu %erimnern belieben, baB
Sic nit benz @rafen @a9tmsiitsr reben.
Wtein 6Onis fam BEL einem iol9en
Sprunse ben 9als bre9en; uieaei9t bens
Ten Sic bann 60nis BON S9weoen Su
weroen. Sas iou aber ME sei9eben, 10
LANCE i'd 9ans beige" womit er on iein
S9wert idlus. &arl penbete bierauf
fem &oB, flopfte Dem @rafen auf Die
S9ulter uno iaste; rstein, Iieber a!ter,
werSe ni6t bOie; i'd weroe ben Spruns
nun ni9t MADDEN"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-27
Cine Glide i'm geweis.

Sic BADEN seb0rt, meine Serren ber
Surp, iaste elm berebter Iouotat, baB Der
3euse bei6wOr, er babe ben @efansenen
Die Siidie erbeben ieben; Sic baben ses
bort, baB Der Seuse beidwor, er babe ben
SIib unb 6naa Der Sii9ie seieben unb ses
bort; Sic baben ben 3easen bei9w0ren sss
bort, baB er nit ieinem Wteiler bic Rusel
aus Der 9unbelei9e beraussesraben babe
bieie 6usel, 10 bsidw6rt Der 3euse, lei bies
ielbe, Die bier auf benz Glide bss Yrdii:
benton liest: $50 aber, frage i'd Sic aui
Gbre uno @ewiien bin, no lit Der !3euse,
Der bei6w0ren fam, er babe seieben, baf
bies bic &usel aus benz &obre meines
@lienten III, wer bat seieben, baB bieie rer
Suno 9etroifen bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-27
9te iGnmrrt8e Gde.

ltmier Gofeae pom r@bler" In Minne:
iota bei3reibtb Sen ,Oori9t" Der Gemperens:
Ter in iener @esenb, in Der fOlsenbem poeti
i9en Weiie:
Limb wiirbsn gu Stunt bic StrSme,
limb wiirben bic Meeere gu 8ein,
limb i9mOlSeu bann ale ger9e
Oils 3uterbiitc binein,
limb briift man BEN Monb als gttrone
iSinein in Die f6itli6e Stutb,
limb beiste Die rieiise 0owle
Wfit Der grbe puIfanii9er @lutb;
limb fOnnte i6 bann liesen unb idlirfen
limb trinfen obne aufentbalt =
@s wiirbe bod nimmer belteben
0or meines Ourites @ewalt."
Sea, bier in Soma f0nnte nit einem
Ourit aud Elm IntisE emperen;ler
bas gramen beiteben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-27

Die Serei 9 Der meritani.
i9en unb suropaii9en gbinins Sabritantsn,
bic bisbsr ben Martt Der san;en @eIt in
bieiem @rtitel eontrouirteu, 1T IN Die
Bride sesansen. Die Solse bauon wirb
iein, baB %Gbininpilen uieleidt fir 10 bis
Is Gents bas Ousenb gu baben iein wers
ben. @roBe Ouantdten Gbinin iinb In
Letter 3eit in New Yort aus europa ems
setrofisn. glm l.. Sanuar wurbe europais
i9eS 9binin nit 81. 65 per llnSe unb ameri.
tanil6es nit 81 .s5 per llnSe q%uotirt. Nad
benz Seuer IN Der Gbinins 6abrid bon Yows
srs unb Weisbtman in Ybilabelpbia ities
amsritaniides Gbinin auf 81 80 per lln,e
fir srSBsre auantitdten unS auf s2.lO
fir tleinsre. Wdbrenb Der letten Gage
purben basssen 100 900 tln3en .3u $500
in gfep Nort pertauft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-27
Gin Siplpit.

Iuf Der internationalen ausiteuuns Neus
Seelanos, bic 1882 in Spnoep, q. 9.
49,, itattfanb, lit bic erite unb einsise ies
mails fir cine YatentmeoiSin ertbeilte Wes
battle benz sroBen beuti3en Seilmittel ct.
Safobs Del ruesen ieiner i9%mersenitiaens
ben unb beilenben Srdften suertannt wors
ben, Die Gisentbiimer Der %senannten
QrSnei baben cine elesante fem searbeitete
iilberne Mebaiae, neblt einem prddtis
litb~osrapbirten atteit, worin bic SsrSienits
li9teit bes @esenitanbes bei9rieben unb
bic ebrenbe &ussei9nuns suertannt wirb,
pom ben Preisri6tern Der ausiteluns sms
.pfangen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-27

Mit Der 8immerbeIeud tn n 9
fab es nod CUR Seit 3aiier 8arI's V. iebr
tribe aus. 9amals iteute man nod feiu
9i9t auf ben Gid, unb IN benz YaIait bss
@rafsn pcn Soir bes pra9liebenbiten 5ir'
fen ieiner !3sit, itanbsn einise 8ebiente
UNI bic Gafsl, bsren iebsr spei SaIsIidter
in ben Sanben belt. - Inter 2ubwis
XIV, sridien Der @epante, CUR grleu9tana
ber StraBen 2aternen NIT GaIsli4tern
mafsuiteIsn, 70 auserorbentli9, baB man
elm Dsntmiu,e auf bieie Greisniile prdsen
IieB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-27

Sm gut gemcint. = Sruu: SIS 1T aber
wirfli6 unerbSrt, Gillette! Wie Tam Sic
bod 10 fre9 iein uno iibsrau in Der 9ta6s
bari9aft ersdblen, mir battsn oft teinsm
Yfemlis gelo i'm Sauis unb Ni9ts ME
S9ulben!? 8ie fommt sic bod baau,
iol9e 0iisen su psrbreiten2"
Maso: Sinh g nur net bSs, snd'
Srau, bees mat gang gut s'meintl Weil
man bait INNER pom ben pielen Ginbrii1en
lief, bab' i'd mir 'bentt, es III iiderer,
wenn bic 9eut' slauben, Sic baben nir!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-27

&ablbeit tann man bur9 Saurs Saars
@rneuerer abpsnbsn. gr uerbinSert bas
ausfaIen bes Saares, unb reiSt es gu ers
neuertem, iippisem @a6stbum. @u9
sibt er uerblei9tem ober srauem Saars
feline uriprinsli9s buntle Garbe pisbsr,
unb beilt fat iebe aranfbsit Der Ropfbaut
sriinbli6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-27

Saustrau ,,9tun, meme Iiebe Wartba,
bsute si benz Seite %unierer Sebnidbrisen
So9seit baben sic ii3 sewiB nit elmer
gang b~eionsers suten Snppe auSseseids
net" - Sdin: ,Mein 9ers, mein eises
neS Sers babe i9 IN Der Suppe mitsefO9t,
meme lisbe, meme snabise 6rau, unb ses
ial3cn babe i9 lis NIT lauter Sbrdnen, bic
b'ne' nseloien finb auf benz i3Snen God.
3eitstas!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-27

Ser Vrablbans. Gin Solbat riibmte
iid, baB er 1876 INNER bort g~erpeien iei,
mo bic &useln am biditen seueien mdren.
limb mo- mar bas2" ygeim Manitionss
ipagen /" antwortete ein Ramera6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-27

20 1T bait ewisi9ab', baB
infer alter Ooftor s'itorben lit! Der bat
es peritanben, nit BEN 2euten u~msuseben
uno iie freunoli3 gu bebanoeln. @ie oft
bat er gu mir seiast: rSiit aud pisber ba,
altes &ameel?" @o fsblt's Dir benin,
hummer Rerl2" OaS NAT bait iofort
einnebmeno, man MAJ slei9 gu 9aui' Bel
Inn"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-27
,,gBas bait On an ben Tiuaeru ~ ,Gb.

len?" fubr elm S9uma6er ieinen 9sbrlins
an. sd gable, wie uiele b5ie Bsibsr bier
i'm 9auie iinb." ,9tun wie piel iinb
IS Wit Der Srau Weiiterin iieben."
Der Meiiter grill itiaidweisenb mad benz
Rnieriemem. ,,Nee, nee, i9rie Der Sunse:
lid woIte iasen, obne bic Srau Wieiiterin
ie6s."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-27
QanSaraf Ybilipn Ser @rosmitbioe pon

Nan0graf Ebilipp Der 8roBmiitbi9e pom
9eiIen belt BET Sersos Gbriitopb bon
Wirttembers fir ieinen Sobn UNI beiien
So9ter an, inbem er i9reibt: rgS lit spar
mein Sobn elm itorriser, sorniser &opf, elm
Srinter, Elm Spieler, elm Ra9ti6mdrmer,
aber ionit elm gar frommer unb tusenbbafs
ter Siinslins." Nu9 ni9t libel!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-27
Gfene I'm Shfrihlfiifn

Scene In Sberidleien. goInii5es
5irtenmdo9en: oSerr Mifui9, bitt i9
un elm @6sanssutteit!" - Bauer Mitui9
G6reibt unb lieit laut) : ,Sit iie trelt unb
ebrli6 unb bat ii6 sebisnt Bel bas &inbpieb
Don Mifui6."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-27

Wuter Hatb. = S9uIbner: rSie iasen
wenn id Sbnen ibr @elb suriidsebe, Ieiben
sic mir misber EMS" @ldubiger: ySa,
guer @naben." Sduloner: vSa MAIDEN
Mrs alio einfad 70: SD seb' Sbnen ni9ts
suriid unb Sic leiben mir ni9ts mebr."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-27
.TnfnIe Enfnfnnnna.

Gatale Gntgegnang. -. Wtid nod
uerBeiratben7 ID iaste elm reider Ged, nit
iaIi9sr 8sidsissnbeit gu einem Sefannten,
ya6, es nimmt mid bod feine mebr!" =
p@aerbinss," %entsesnete Sener, .eine
Dame, bic ii5 nod enti6IieBen f0nnte,
sic gu beiratben = gu bieier Yartie mO4te
i'd Sbnen aud ni9t ratben."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-01
A HapnY New Ycar.

With u hearty good will Tully ten
ders his best regards to his patrons for
the liberality that has characterized
them in their dealings with him dur,
ing the past year, and wishes them,
one and all, a happy New Year. The
holiday trade made fearful inroads on
his stock, but ii has been rcplenished
and presents an appearance equally as
attractive rs before Santa Claas came
and went. His show case of rubes,
sapphires, emeralds. topaz, amethyst.
tiger eye, opal, opaline aud other pre-
cious stones flash and sparkle beneath
the bright light OF the chandeliers,
and the disnlay OF diamonds is beyond
the power iaber's futile efforts to
describe.
On pianos aud organs Mr.. fully has
reached the minimum price outside OF
the factories, and best grade jnstru-
ments are being sold at prices never
before offered in the state. Arrange:
ments have been made for Keeping his
stock of musical instruments up to its
present standard and the mainten-
ance of the present low prices. In the
piano and organ trade Tully stands
second to no dealer in the stnte, and u
comparison of stock and prices is So
iicited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-01

The live, energetic and reliable fur
niture dealers, Messrs. j. X. E2ell d
Co., located on Houston street. oppo-
site the postnflice, report trade az
booming and their stock full and com
plete in every department. Having
done II large volume of business the
past year at fair living prices, they
come before the public this "Happy
New YEARS." day and claim u lair
share of the trade for eighteen hun
dred and eighly-iour Purchasers can
rely on getting goods 1T low figures
from this firm, and besides always rest
assured of having the goods turn up
exactly Us they are Represented. Be
sides the immense stock in their large
con,mOdious store-rooms. on Houston
street, they have surplus goods stored
in their ware-r0oms, always keeping Ii
complete assortment of everything in
the furniture line. Give them call,
and remember the location.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-01

1t is with great pleasure that the
friends OF the popular Captains Day
and Mas will greet them to-day and
wish them long life and prosperity.
Messrs. Day & Mas are the atlable
and gentlemdnly proprietors of the
famous Occidental saloon, located on
corner OF Second aud Main streets.
They keep first-class quality OF pure
liquors, cigars, etc Their customers
can always depend on courteous treat
meut at the hands of these two gen
tlemen. Messr3 Day &; Mas desire
to thank their patrons for the liberal
patronage bestowed upon their resort
by the public, and hope for continu
ance of the same this coming year.
When you want pure liquors do not
forget TO call on the popular proprietors
of the Occidental saloon, corner OF
second and Main streets, Fort Worth,
Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-01

Fort Worth lost one of her popular
citizens when Mr.. Volney Robinson
left the Queen City for Cleburne. His
many friends will regret to learn of
this change in the residence of Mr..
Robinson, realizing, however, that he
is still a ueighhor. His friends will
he glad to hear of his prosperity. Mr.
Robinson has recently purchased the
Paragon saloon and billiard hail. To-
Gated on Henderson street, near the
southeast corner of the public square.
rhi- place OF resort is the popular place
Of the town of Cleburne,-and is fitted
up in tir-t-class style, and stock of
pure, fresh cigars and liquors is kept
constantly on hand, with which the
patrons may regae themselves when
visiting the Paragon. Mr.. Robinson
has also purchased Il pasture and Il
stock of mixed cattle about six miles
from Clehurne, on Nolan river, aud
this property is said to he splendid
paying investment. Mr.. Robinson
says be intends to run the Paragon sa-
loon and his ranch as one business
giving both his personal attention.
de has Il fine residence property To-
Gated on South Main street, near Capt.
j. d, Reeds place, which he offers for
sale alta very reasonable price. Any
one desiring to purchase this place
should address him ut Cleburne,
Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-01

The Messrs. Dahlman Bros, the
clo;hiers and gents furnishers, well
known 10 the public as reliable and
strictly tirst-class dealers, request the
GAZETTE TO say "Happy New Year,
10 all their friends. These gentlemen
report trade for the past year in their
line AS excellent, and look forward to
more prosperous year which begins
to-day, and wei may they anticipate y
lively trade In the future, rs by conr-
teous treatment and iair dealing they
have bnilt upa trade second to none.
They keep IN stock all the latest styles
and sell ut prices which defy COMPETE
ton. When in need OF anything IN
their line give them II call.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-01

John Hoffman, the popular ,estau-
ranter and caterer of fac liquors, ci-
gais, etc., greets young aud old, rich
and poor, with n Happy New Year,
and many returns of the same does he
hope will come TO all. Thanking the
public for their liberality in bestowing
generous patronage on his house, he
takes this opportunity through the
GAZETTE columns to request all his
old patrons and n great many new
customers that he has enlarged his
restaurant. department, and now, be-
sides the downstairs restaurant, he
has fitted up on the second door a
commoGio1s restaurant exclusively
for ladies aud gentlemen strictly FIRST
class in all respects AT this famous
hostelry Sou can depend on being
served with ali the delicacies of the
season, served IL the best style and
clean. We hope the public will ap.
precieie this excellent place Of enter
tainment for the inner man, and pat
ronize John Hoffman rs such enter
Prise as he has displayed in liking TO
serve the public deserves.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-01
In BRIEF.

Goodbye, 1888.
Welcome, 1884.
Happy New Year to all.
Cool morning, this morning.
There will be considerable warming
up to-day.
Mr.. j. B. Joiner will receive ut b.
C. Evans during the forenoon.
Several friends took in their ther-
mometers last night to keep them
from freezing.
The GAZETTE will receive to-day in
all Departments. Remember, ladies,
that it is leap year.
Mr. Foley, agent for the Casperson
electric light, has lust received nice
lot of lamps chimneys, globes and
fixtures. Don't buy any kind of lamp
until you examine his stock, next
door TO $. NJ. Fry, Main street.
Four young commercial men of this
city, representing the house OF j. 5.
NugenG 81 Co. of New York, after
smashing hearts in this city during
the Holidays, will leave the latter part
of this eek to 60 on the road.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-01
New Year Greeting.

10 our frlends and customers we
tender our thanks for the pleasant
recoliections of 1855. The New Year
opens bright ana promising, and we
trust that our business relations In
future may be as happy rs those of the
past. New goods have been received
Il II no trace of the holidays havoc re-
mains, and the same low prices that
have characterized our establishment
from iis opening still prevail.
Very respecpfullv,
MALONE, WALLER 4 Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-01
GATHERING GOLD.
Rich Mines Discovered il, Oregon
Thousands Of Prospectors Ready
10 Rush In.

st. Louis, December 81 Nathan
Cole, junior editor aud proprietor OF
the Northwest News Mt Portland,
Oregon, and son of ex-Congressnnn
Cole Of this city, il here en- route to
Washington. He says the chief mat
ter of interest IN thai region since the
completion of the Northern Pa
cliic railway is the newly-discov-
cred Occur D'Alene gold mining
district near Portland, which has been
pronounced by experienced miners
the most promising mining field ever
opened, IL is now shut in by suow
but several companies are already
formed aud 1000 men are on thespot
waiting for spring TO open. IL ~ esti-
mated that by mid-sulamer 10000 pros
pectors and miners Will be IN the field.
The specimens brought ont by pros
pectorh are exceedingly rich.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-01
Personal.

| G. Darmuth of st. Louis is guest at
the Clark house.
T. r. Allen of Decatur is registered
at the Clark house.
w. G. Mason of Galveston is regis-
tered ~ the Lindeli.
j. Sullivan and wife of Big Springs
are at the Clark house.
II. l.. Hamilton of st. Louis stopped
at the Liudell yesterday.
J. y. Bennett of Dallas county is
stopping at the Clark house.
Mrs. Young of Washington, D. c.,
was at the Lindell last night.
G. a. Ransom and wife OF Louisiana
were at the Lindell last night.
L. w. p. Thomas of Wichita Falls
stopped at the LindelI yesterday.
Col. Jim Milllken and wife of Wealth
erfcrd are in the city at the Lindell.
Judge 4. J. Hood, wife and son of
Weathertord are again at the Liudell
A. d. Goodenough and lady OF De
catur were at the Clark house yester-
day.
Uri II. Evans and wife, and j. How
ard and wife, of Dallas, are ut the
Liudell.
VIM. Foley, formerly master me-
chanic of the Texas ~ Pacific road, is
III the city.
Leon l.. Moore got back TO the city
from the West Sunday night, smiling
over asuccesslul business "trip just COM
pleted.
Miss Lille Kaiser and brother of
I l.i a, . l..
stopping NJ MIR. IS. Kaisers, on Bel
KNAPP street.
Misses Bette Simmons and Court
ney Hood, two lovely young ladies
from Weatherford, are visiting friends
in the Fort, guests of Mrs j. ID. Reed.
Miss Grace i5weetwood, the beautiful
and charming niece of Mr.. All Baily.
conductor on the Fort Worth d Den
yer City railroad, is visiting ut the
Clark house.
Mr.. Max Cashriel of Chicago is now
visiting the city prospecting for To-
cation for u distillery, he leaves to-
night for home. He will probably To-
Gaze here. He could not do better.
Jas. w. Swayne, our talented city
attorney, who has been spending
Christmas and the subsequent holidays
in Bolton, has returned TO the city
much improved by his brief pleasure
trip.
Miss Matte Capps, who has been !
spending the holiday with the fam
lily of Mr.. j. Nj. Hartsiield, leaves for
her home at Johnson Station this |
morning, much to the regret of her
friends here.
Mr.. Il. p. Ennis of San Antonio ar
rived in the city last light ana is +,
stopping at the Grand Central Mr.. |
Enuis is an old furniture man, and |
comes to the Fort to accept a position !
with Fakes d Co.
Mr.. ID. Boaz, vice-president, and w.
]. Boa2, treasurer of the Fort Worth
Live Stock and Land association, and
who have hitherto been closely identi-
fled and actively at work in the above
have disposed of their inter
ests IN said company and are now act
lively at work in the interests of the
Texas Investment company (limited).
Mr.. ID. Boaz, an old citizen Thoroughly
posted and fully identified with the
past and present prosperity Of Fort
Worth, takes the helm mt the desk In
the Investment company's city de-
partment, and in connection with Mr..
Alexander is prepared to furnish pur-
ehasers Of city property the best of
barg ms. All parties having property
to sell in the city, as well as all having
money to invest ia Fort Worth realty,
will find ii 10 their interest to call on
Mr.. BOaZ. He can always be found at
the Office OF the Texas Investment
company Qimited).