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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27
NI'GREGOR.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
McGREeoR, May c9.-Ncarly all the grain
on the hish prairies Is unipjured, or nearly
so, but while this is the case on the prairies.
the damage on all the streams Is almost com
plete. Az n safe estimate there viii be about
onehalf the amount harvested that was ex-
pected and promised before the storm IL
nothing befalls IL now.
AT mass meeting OF the citizens on Sat
urday last the following delegates
were elected to attend the county
convention to select delegates 10
the state convention TO be held at Fort
Worth on the 2nd OF June: Capt. w. L. Glass
gov, w. ID. Harris, DR.. w. +. Burger Dr. W.
W. Hall and +. L. Lyon. The deleg ntes Were
also instructed to vote for primary elections
Instead OF convention for the nomination
of county officers.
a meeting was also held for the purpose of
taking steps for the Incorporation of our
town, and Col. A. ID. Rust, DIR. W. II. Blailock
and DIR. w. i. Burger were appointed a com
mit'ee to take charge OF the matter. The
census VIII be taken Immediately by w. w
Mcdowell.
The frame 10 the mineral well pavilion Is
up, and work will be pushed forward as
iaet as possible
Mrs. c. Harrison OF Waco Is having fine
photograph building erected, and Will shortly
commence work In that art.
The Plaindeaier will issue n large special
edition June7. IL Will contain, as usual a
descriptive sketch OF the place, showing its
comparative growth and beautiful surround
ings, together with It's future advantages.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27
TEXAS TOWNS.
CL.EBuRNE.
speelal to the Gazette.

| Special 10 the Gazette.
CLrDuRSE, May % They arc making
quick work with the lawbreakcrs In the dis
trict court Tom somers, young darby was
sent up this morning for n term OF two years
for stealing property OF the value OF twenty
dollars, and this afternoon j. l.. Morrison was
given the usual term of Ave years for teaiing
horse. The case against Ike Hodges,
charged with mise swearing and illegal vot-
ipg at the late Alvnrndo election, was then
taken up. The defense moved TO auash the
indictment on account of In formality and In.
sufiiciency OF allegations, and on the courts
iutImniing that the objection was sound the
state no.. pressed is 10 Mise swearing and tho
asc went TO trial on the other charge.
Services were held Mt D" Q Methodist church
yesterday commemorative of the hundredth
anniversary OF American Methodism.
Hon. w. X. Homan of Caldwell is an.
on Saturday nextupon the subject OF temper.
ancc, under the suspi, es OF the w. q. 4. u.
The Histrlonic club meet at The residence
d. j. Brown, Esq, tonight, this being the last
play now in process OF preparation.
party OF ladies ana gsntlem'n from Dali
las spent the day IN town yesterday. They
bad heard no llttleoi tho loneliness of the
place and itssurroundlng.A and came over tot get
ocular demonstration. The party consisted
of Misses Wolf, McKee, Howell aud Carter,
and Messrs. Campbell, Afford, wheless, Epps,
bradford. Dean and W. s. Adair of the Dallas
to the Cleburne house to dinner, and In the
afternoon were driven out TO the river to en-
Joy the flne scenery They returned TO bal.
Las last night. aiter, II Is believed, spending
an exceedingly pleasant day.
The Cleburnc Light Guards had dress pa
rade this afternoon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27
WICHITA FALLS,
Special to the Gazette.

special 10 the GHzette.
WICHITA FALLS, May 28-The magnificent
Iron bridge over the Wichita river at this
place is now com pleted. aud In constant use
The bridge IL $50 feet In length, the main
span being $50 feet, and the two end ones
siNty-nve feet each. The bridge is supported
ny Tour massive stone piers, thitty-ave feet
in height. w.
Property Is being rendered for taxes, and
VIII SHOW very great Increase The ii CURES
VIII be given when completed.
The new court house Is N Jwiunder contem-
plation. and Will be built mt a cost OF $40 o o.
new church Is TO be erected at once. New
dwellings are begun every day There IN a
lyely demand for town lots and many are
being sold.
The number OF school children In Wichita
AIS according To the late census is 49, and
new settlers ar-arriving almost daily
Anongthe new arrivals recen thy are a mum :
per OF Germans, who have bought land near
the city, and are now at work making farms
Lands are being sold here now In forty acre
lracls ana upward, and much demand Is
manifested for such tracts.
- y. II. COLLINS Il Co., Northwest Texas Land
nown.ot and Livestock company, with i,
blsnchnrd manager. have their ofIlce near
lhe depot open, and are now doing n lively
real estate business. This firm has a large Isl
OF lands In Wichita and adjoining counties
Whicn they are selling ia small tracts as we'll
as IN large, and small ranches Mt low prices
ana on reasonable terms. This com panv,s
once Is headquarters for land buyers for
Northwest Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27
SAN ANTONIO.
Entries For the Congressional Race
Railroad Subscriptions.

Entries For the Congressional Race
Railroad Subscriptions.
Special 10 the Gazette.
san ANTONIO, May 20.-There is
evidently tive-hauded fight Coins on
for congressional honors In this dis
trict, and the question with the people
is who of all these will run. The
report recently circulated and pub
lished Ia the Express, to the
erect that Wash. Jones was a
candidate, ~ attributed to influences
by Mai. breckenridge of Austin, with
the purpose of heading off Hancock.
Jones knows that rs a free-trade
greenbacker he would not be accept
able to the Republicans aud disaffected
Democrats In this section, and when
Hancock, Breckenridge and Rector,
all from Austin, claim the
office, 1t will be q cause Of
further confusion and disaflect'on,
two being Democrats and one Re
publican. Under such circumstances,
and considering the intense feeling
and earnest desire Of the people, there
must be found some other man. Epson
is spoken of on the streets here as the
only man who can suit the people and
their interest.
Recently meeting was held to de-
wise means for raising funds to con-
struct railroad from this city to Ar
ansas Pass. To-day committee on
subscriptions quietly appeared upon
the streets, and succeeded in obtaining
subscriptions amounting to about
$4,000. The indications are that the
road will be built. Capt. Monroe, who
did the construction work for the
Southern Pacific, heads the list with
$4,000.
l.. Swartz, a st. Louis plumber, Who
was drowned Ia the river yesterday
while on a drunken boat-ride with two
was buried to-day. He
leaves a wife and two children.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27
IsOwIE.


Speclal 10 the Gazette.
BOWIE, May 26.--During the past week. and
up TO Wednesday evening last, we wers Wis.,
tied with excessive rains. causing the creeks
ana branches toget full and OVERLOOKING. Ex-
cept In very low places crops have escaped
damage and even almost young corn and
whcit 10 some extent have been perhaps The
only sufferers. The outlook for good crops of
All KINDS Is very good, and this remark will
Apply 10 the ieids OF Jack and Young counties
~ seen by yonr correspondent RECENTLY In 90,
ing from Bowie TO Graham, via lack shore.
oihss II also excellent considering tile late.
ness OF the spring, and cattle begin TO look
wei, or nv ieast much improved
our Town has enjoyed protracted tent
services uu'er the auspices OF Rev HODGES
OF lne Cumberland Presbyterian church. and
hnvther feast, religious and intellectual is
lust miriy begun. conducted by the Key.
Dlmmit OF the Christian Denomination
rom sherman. Mr.. Dimmit is a hIshiy In
'e,Ire,st'ng and Instructive talker
Tue county seat ques ton con- lnues 10 en-
sross me minds ofour people and natiira liz
,ne interest increases as the time for election
urnWs near, which Is the first Monday in
3u,y. Already some $4,000 have heen sub.
e eons. oy our citizens towards the s.O'iUo
,, noWaes chances for the county seat ara
s,ipwlDg DAILY, and the prospect foi n success.
| i1' 'ssus IL encouraging, TO say The least.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27
KENTUCKY RACES,
announcer Days Sport at LoulsyilIe-Th,
Winners and L0sers

LOUISVILLE, May 28.-spripp mee,,
ing Louisville jockey club; showery
weather. track In good condition.
rnrse race for two-year-olds-Won
I sdv o ~ Princess Bay, second
:, Nantura race for all ages-Walk .ou.i,
ior Modesty. No time taken. 'e'
hunniymede stakes, for two vo.u
oids, three fourths of a mil. yTTa 'l,,
starters ia. were o. b. Powacbeek va ne
, Isl and Favor. In the home-sfrss,aai, a., !,
rmvor drew and won easily by tbraa
,,eepp lg Vallisia, second; Powac6ee se
Liza Isse 3, race, mile heats--won by
hrst heat aud third In the s a .n y
neat Salierla was third In the ev %r0t
neat Time, l:43i, l:48. (,iIt nIs n
Christiana distanced. w ana
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27
COLLINSXIIIE

special to the Gazette.
eoLIIssVrLLK, May 23.--EverythIng Is he.
GINNING 10 lock bright again In this village.
NV warn weather ID starting crops out
nicely and dying out the gropnd 90 4, oa,
&c worked. Crops of every kind look well
,e nla, aI y wheat and oats, which never
fruit Dere. '"'so crop OF
., a. OF our young people attended n social
wwncn was given AZ the residence OF Mr. a%I
Mrs hobertsYn In honor OF Miss Leila cirton'
he vv%s,n n, 81 Madam Robertson. All report
da Mr I1e Doughty, Jr., LEFT his home satur.
d"mas sn. ~, parts unknown. IL IN reported
Vnr schools have closed for lie summer va.
hoardin auu III the young people who were
o,onra,ng mere and going to school have Ia.
toacb nome. Prof. Brantley. jr., one Of our
viii stari nm Tna Very popular young man.
wish S, Tenn, TO spend the holidays. We
turn ~ n', ana pleasant Journey aud SAFE re-
wa Farmers ,a are at home at work, and mona
the boom here. 'i''hins ~ ON
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27
TYLER.
spe ella, to ,,,e Gazette.

special to the Gazstte.
Tyler, Ten, May s5.-some OF the dele
gates TO tho national Republican convention
who have been here In attendance ON The
federal court, are getting uneasy lest thew
pe penlnd Time on account OF high water
Inc friends OF Mayor DOdd osrculated +,
peiillon Today, asking him 10 run for county
u,uate Tor district attorney In this district n,
~, iast election against Col Hogg, The pres.
Both ends OF the bridge over the Sabine
i r,ser on The Texas Il st. Louis railrond are
anoh ana fcarsare expressed thai the brid.o
VIII be mate Rally damaged,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27
GALVESTON.
A Now Military Company Death OF a
Vetcran-Other Notes.

GALVESTON, May 26.-The Sealev
Reserves, named for Mr.. Geo. sealey
of the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe rail.
road, organized tonight with Worthy
BOYD as captain, w. o. franklin first
lieutenant, A. l.. Donnaud second
Lieutenant and II. s. Owen, first ser.
John Connally, one OF the crew Of
the schooner Leonard A. Burnham
died at the hospital this evening from
the effects Of a knife wound inflicted
ny Michael McGrail of the same vessel
last Saturday. ''''''
Oscar Parish, San Jacinto veteran
aied last night, aged seventy-one
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27
CORSICANA.
Result OF Family Feud-McCoy Shot
by His SOh-ln-Law.
Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
CoRsIcANA, May 26.-During q diff
Guilty which occurred Saturday night,
between w. p. Mccoy and his son-in-
law, Jas, Mayors, The latter shot Nc
Coy in the right breast, and also his
wife in the arm, while she was trying
TO stop the quarrel. 1t is said that
both were intoxicated at the time, and
that the trouble grew out of an old
feud. The wounds are considered
serious. Mayors has not yet been
caught, and is supposed to have left
the country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27
WACO.
Special TO tho Gazette.

WACO. May 9a.-This commu,,,v - 49,,
again to-day over the fact that heavy ra,ns
nave been falling. Last weeks cxperlenno
, ms people supposed, would suiiice for so,n,,
anv an 40 come; As yet the ruin bas no, had
IL n, " w, effect upon the river. wbi"S
"ica, nc rnin greatly fetards lie WORK ~
in East suiifin , and draining OIL Water
county vii, sco ~ ms keeps on. crops IN This
lion. w i"iheu beyond fedemp-
day iS sand pacihc trains nom the North 10.
, ,sr ,iln'ernationul 4 GREAT Northern waiting
rum p Shnnol ton ACCOUNT OF washoutsa ~,
trains from np 70 Houston. For :wo DAYS
anyorr Dy his route, making connection ,'s az
evenina ,na 81 leading business houses tbis
en- In, Augnst - This Is for il,s -. e;ac
Rev. Jsoob anSITing the hot summer monti,H
sermons here. "''""es MS series OF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27
Ell PASO.
Death from WOunds--A Case of Self
Defense-The iona Libre.

Special TO the Gazette.
Ell PAso, May 26.-Harry McLear,
formerly of San Francisco, an en-
ploye of the National theatre in this
city, who was stabbed i'm n personal
difficulty with John Hogan, printer
In the Herald office, died last night.
The coroner's jury returned verdict
that deceased came to his death from
wound inflicted by some unknown
party. Hogan acted clearly in self
defense, and was released on n bord
of 5000. The case will be further in
vestigated tomorrow.
The iona Libre went into effect to-
day without any visible effect on this
side of the river.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27
IsELTON.


special to the Gazette.
Bfi.roN, May 2s.-The commissioners court
met III sptci, session to-day for the purpose
o. inspecting the new jail. After n thoropoh
,s"onesstightlon OF the same It was found ss, !.
,r'acVory IN every respect, and accepied hv
she courL Bell county can well be pro,,d ~,
n s.s Ja,, LOT ahandsomer and more pleasant
the ynnng men OF the ty have orua n,,.d .,
,h aso Dali club, and after they have per6.cta az
cap, ,,,es they propose challenging ada.
ny social intercourse, p'easant
are ee1,, IN exercises OF salado college
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27
BROWNwOOD.
DIR. Byrd Drowned In Pecan Bayou
Narrow Escape for Others.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
BRowNwooD, May 2G.-Dr. S. ].
Byrd, a citizen of this county, was
drowned here this evening while at.
tempting to cross Pecan bayou In a
skill Mr.. Brown and his son. who
were rowing the skiti, came very near
drowning also. DIR. Byrd's body has
not yet been recovered. There was a
very heavy rain here last night and
the bayou Is very full.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27
MASON.
Special to the Gazette.

pi't'iAsi W odItite.
MASON, MAY 26.-District court adjourned
saturday afternoon. Two bills of murder in
the first degree were found in the Garland
murder case.
j; u. Westand bride arrived from Burnet
today to make Mason their home.
Wool Is passing through daily, and The
Clips are simply Immense.
Inc rains for the last ten days have heen the
he"'ieAt ever known, and are stlll falling,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27
Returned to Work.

FALL RIVER, MASS, May 20.-Tbe
Spinners' union returned. to work in
the mills, at reduced wages this morn
Ing.
Some OF the border city mills
strikers also returned. One mill IL
running full time, and Others nearly
full. At Wampansag the Chase ana
the 5lade mills strikers offered To RAJ
turn u taken back In body, but the
manufacturers refused 70 turn ont
competent men. Only few more
mills. eo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27

Thismorning's mail brought the irst papers
from the Island City that have been received
in four days.
Fine weather for the last day or two, and
the water courses are failing rapidly
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27
Grceubackers Gone.

AT. ~. LOUIS, May 25.--About ,h,,,,,
,u ~ from Missouri and Arksnsys
i ~ Wy 1reenback national con ventina
'ei' mere tonight for Indiana polis ''on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27
Total number OF inches 10 data lssl 81,

iouu number oil inches To date, 1Ssi......3i D3
On February II the heaviest fall this
year occurred, amounting to 4 O2
inches. On May ~, 800 inches fell.
The heavy rains of this spring have
materially retarded farming, and crops
are very backward, but such Is the pro-
ductiveness of the black waxy lands
OF Red River county as to assure a cron,
although 1t will be late. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27
Rainfall Mt GAINESVILLE.

special 10 the Gazette
CLAsRsvILLE, May 90 S. III. Braly
of this place furnishes THE GAZETTE
the following official data of the rain
fall as taken here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27

English shooting clubs have killed
So1, 900 pigeons In the last five years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27

Ladies approve Of vour .,,,.,.,
Little JOKER = soul smoking
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27

ro Every smoker should try "Little
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-18

.sY heard aphen61nenal base voaeo Z
AZ oe NO efaee.ss Gid LEGAL musi.
elan % sts writer. sItWas n tho no
smas hoursp u The morning. md 1 No.
retespinx.hotnc IN 1nnrc. lturn6l1
MON my stiesd -. attracted b. :
ham singing. epp&renfly at tho fuffher
6ndscf 1rclnont IN, Is was , f1eh;
mSbuaht bass ve;cc. and the man was
singing IN the upper register. lem
tell the pitch Of tones by ear, 2sd once
during his caroling he reached hish Z.
Dnd no strain was apparent In the tome.
II rolled out strong and casy. as ia
Whitney were singing. Then the mel
1dy progressed downward. until 70 my
ACCOMPLISHMENTS nc was sounding low i
aud I heard him with perfect distinct
ness. He must have been two huudrcd
yards away. As we approached. he
stopped singing. saw that he was ,
negro. He siroiicd ~leishrsly along.
hands IN pockets, and seemed TO 50
somc lsborcr eish.r guing 70 or return
ing from WORK.
s-sslserf l 81 him he commenced
TO sing sgaig and / stood IT tho en-
3rsnce 70 E5mbcrfon square listening
ontil hc tarnod into Washington street
AZ that distance his voice was distinct
sod peNeEo1l o low E. and he was ap-
pAxcnuy 4aezeRpm the limit to his
rsng4 Suc6sv6dume Of tone I never
heard equ6ed. even by Scaria unless
the morning afr and quiet streets m
exceedingly deceptive. "-Boston Globe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-18
Tho 10y and Tho Bag.

There are few sights more suggestive
Of hopeful patience than that Of q boy
sitting on q bag Of wheat thath fallen
from his horse. He stafts to mill Joy
usly. The groat event In tho life Of
. country boy Is to be entrusted with .
milling expedition. He sleeps very liz
tie Tho night before the journey. so &C
two h his mind concerning the pros
pective trip. His father helps him on
the horse, and he sits on the bag. -
proud as u king IL on his throne. Ev-
cry object along the lonely road inter-
ests him. He plucks tho blooms from
tho dogwood. and almost falls OF whom
the horse reaches around to bite him.
self. He rides into the creek to let the
horse drink. and spits at the minnows
that swim around. Aftcr he goes up
the bank on the opposite side Of tho
stream. and proceeds on his way along
the road. no notices with alarm that
the bag II slipping to c side. He
sits still further over TO mako tho bag
balance, but yet he Is NOT satisfied, for
1t keeps on sliding to ono sido. and as
last fails Ohio cannot restrain his
tcotSs ana SnVt8u ne knOW4 mat 40
cannot lift ono end Of II. yet ho Tugs At
the bag. Tho old horse snorts. nibbles
the grass and lashcs tho boy across tho
eyes with his tail. whoa. you old
f0oll" and tho dlsconsolate little fellow
wecps Arrest Lie canno, leave the bag
fearful that some ono will steal It He
must walt the tardy coming Of . passer
BY. He hcars the sound OF hoofs and
he listens intontly. while the swelling
buds Of his hopes burst into full bloom.
He Is doomed to disappointment for
the horse has no rider. Thunder RUM
bles in tho distance and no will get wet
At last he see an old negro coming
along. Ills heart boats high with hope
Tho old negro steps aside aud takes q
by.path. Tho boy shouts. Tho old
negro docs not hear him. Another
hour. that cons an age, draws itself
along. He hears 3 wagon. Hc is A.
most wild with Joy. Tho driver. though
. surly fellow, lifts tho bag up. and the
boy. happy and thankful. IL rescued
just at . timo whom he docs not think
he can s1Ghd it a moment longer
Arka,1s TrG velcy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-18
N

Detroit pays ss5. coo o year for -
electric light towers
The wood pavement being put down
n Paris IL q United States patcnt.
Two cannons. buried since 1912 have
been dug up In South street. New
The worsted industry Of England en-
plovs 2.225.S2o spindlers; In France.
2, 765.000.
An Oglcthorpc. Ga. boy has invent
ed . cash drawer for which he has re-
fused $4,000
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-18
Aayioe to Mothers.

Are ybu disturbed at night and broken Of ycur
rcet By \ sick child suffering ard frying With
pain OF cutting tceth? Ii so send vt once and
Eget q bottle OF hrs. Winsfow's soothing syrup
81 children teething. Its value Is ilca.culabie.
Nc win relieve the little sufferer Immediately.
lepend ulnn II. mothers, there Is no mistake
fLsou9 u. 1t cures dysentery and ~diArrhoca. reg
'tl3tes the stomach and bowels, cures. wind colo
Softcrs the gums. reduces inflammation, and gives
tone and energy to the whole system. Mrs.
EVinslOw's soothing syrup for children tccthing
; pleasant to the taste. and is the prescription
bf one Of the oldest and best female nnrses aud
Physicians In the Cuited States. and tssor sale
~ Al druggists throughout world. Price .
00ts . bottle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-18
Tho vife a. Senator H.rri,on- 81 I,

The wife Of Senator Harrison. Of In
diana. has decorated eighteen china
dinner plates by painting on each a
different bird and 0 n the border Of the
plato . verse IN old Mglish tex OF po-
etry. This novelty is said to have the
advantage, as csch verse Is oac which
is little quoted. OF suggesting topics Of
conversation ut n dinner party when
the plates arc uscd-an iucstimabie
boon on such occasions.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-18

The best on eartI, can trrly Ia said
of 0riRgs' GIycerine Sslvc, vkiol is a
sure cure for cnss. bruises Ids.
burns, wounds, and all os6sr pre-,
Will positively cur piles, tetser< and
ell skin eruptions. S~atisfact1 In mar
snteed or money refunded.f Oalf -
cents. For sale by A. LindlcI
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-18
How K0tch Cases are

1lo& persons hare N ambitn Ate~
agoldwasch cass, md yes few p sksov
how . ustch eass b made or h@waai f.
ference IN Inequality Of them HRsGolID
GOLD WA1cn CASE aside from 10 nsoe-
sary thickness for engraving and fhaiships
large proportion Of the metal : nesdsi
only to stif!en and hold the engrt red po--
lions in place, and supply strer4 Tic
surplus Is not only needless, but 6adeiea-
bic, because gold 10 . soft nsstal a 4 oaaDs
furnish tho stiffness, strength and lsssie&y
necessary 10 make the case Per bauan6y
strong and slose-6ttins. The ped awsfeh
case must combine gold With SCI !, MI
that will supply that in which III eoIdis
deficient. This has keen accomptAhcat IN
the james Boa' Gold WaseA Case r-
which saves the WAITE Of nAcd- |"
Ices gold, and IycnxAscs the SOIL = n and
STRENGTH Of tho case, and at the & time
reduces the cost oSE HALF.
osAs s<ss saaaD - Essans wsAA o. SsAs@~
AeashaA n, ~ hssA.-.s lnsssrsssl rs.SALs@ bvAph
1ahs D1 - ksDaas vsab c.sa ~ naA~
20 b ooaeAssd1
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-18

Afe- having lung Fever 55,nd4 bneu-
nsei,ia ] had a drcsJfui A,te& and
c.ai!d not sicep ut night. Tie dSctors
told me ] had cunsumpsiote hndfk ouls
die. have taken SIX b0fSe6 iso'd
Cure and my cough 10 entkrlYs gone
hid sin well ~ ever.
ENErr6k 40