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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-10-17

| Wauke6, VIII visit hen0Sna on sunday,
Oct. 26, and administer the Sacrament
of Confirmation in both st. James and
st. Georges churches-in st. Georges
church in the forenoon at ten o'clock,
and in St. James at P NJ.
Mr.. Horace J. Middendorf, of Antioch,
Lake county, ILL.,, died suddenly on the
I'd inst, of heart disease, aged 73 years.
He was in his yard, where some men
were engaged making sorghum, when he
suddenly dropped upon the ground, and
almost Immediately life was extinct.
He was one of the pioneers of Lake
county, locating in Antioch in 1S43.
| We have just added to our stock a
full line of Ladies and Children's Hose,
Merino and Muslin Underwear, Corsets,
Handkerchief, etc. We solicit an In
spection at the leading Millinery House,
]. M. JACOBS.
4 The Siren, a small sail-boat owned in
, Waukegan, was picked up by a tug
! about halfway between Kenosha and
Waukegan on Monday of last week
The boat was capsized, and had all hel
/, sails set. A coat and hat were found IL
7. the boat. 1t is supposed the boat was
n taken by the boy who escaped from jail
lin Waukegan a week ago last Sunday
sand that he attempted to escape in i
!, and was drowned.
eI Sufferers from the effects of quinine
used as a remedy for chills and fever
will appreciate Ayers Ague Cure, {
powerful tonic bitter, composed who'll,
! Of vegetable substances, without part
= Gle Of any noxious drug. Its action
peculiar, prompt and powerful, breal
st ing up the chill, curing the fever, an
lie expelling the poison from the sy
h, ITEM, vet leaving no harmful or unplea
ant effect upon the patient.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-10-17
TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER TODAY!
Brands advertised as absolutely pure
CONTAIN Anrnro~rn


lace can TOP down hot stove until haatad ths
aSoss tns cover and smell. chemist will not "a -
qulred 70 detect the presence Of ammonis os % ~
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-02-02
Aavlee 10 SMearefs.


 Nobody ares fer ,he swearing ol an habI,ual sweater Ills volle,s of pTofan- ny have no ,error m them. They mean nothing I, |. the man who never sweaIs who scares yoa out of your boots If once in lifetime he does swear. 70 far as we can earn N .shing;on only swore once during al inc e.gh; years of the revolution ary war. bu, tta: one tlme counted IL turned back ,he ;:Ge oi retreat. chan ged d roui ln,n a victory and made things hum Ea, ,he fellow who swcars on all occasions. and swe2rs ho, and cold wi,h the same mouth. the intellectual pauper who ekes o4' hIs barren supply of ideas wIth an abundant crop of profanity, shose conversation IS d long cham cf mil priv lleges, and who :A!ks as d beaver works his swearing weak. lrespme, disgust ing. 50. i yoa ~an, io swear ~ith any effect. ny ooy oe sen seidom about f. ne excias,ve n your profanity. If you can'l get aiOns ~itf.c.; 2. ofins Il out oe- Casionaily, ike rare o.c iafaily diamonds doi keep | running si2 or e.ght hours d gay ike he ,s;e hen nycrant
 And you u8a De oiienaed, nsy sofi
 buf [ io. si.. observe closely you ~ii! Perceise 'h4, young neu. ooys. aedge tlngs oi aDe.. y94I age, s@eaF more ,asA men more free aenily, more a~k~afdly si;h less pom. and direction \ man oe- cones asaaa cd of t. i, belongs to ,he :s s.-.te anA matinee per4o9 of ilfe, In5 boy. | .s d habit that tiourIshes D he oread-and- butter days, along somewhere between the nign-schoo. and the eolie se, and Nhiie the blue ribbon on the diploma .s DI.ght l. belongs 70 wha; PHc< so aptiy calls the l" lnsaited generation the fresh young men. So put t away and put or manly things.
 know some good men, some of the best n the world, ~ho ~iil confound il. and even dog-gone f. and in New Ing land even a deacon has been knoSn, un- der terrible strain, 10 '' condemn Bat as rule. my son. don't do IL Don ! s~esf Ii 4sn: AT evidence of ssnAupess or worldly wisdorn. Any fool can swear. And good many fools do II. l, my son: Aa, f yor could only gather 4p all the useless. gacaieo for. ineffective swears have dropped along the path gay of my ilte snos would remove stambhng b.oc.s from many lne1peG- eaeed fec, aud fs., ne4rt A lid oe lIghter by ton than E fo-.ag ba. fl you are gong ;o oe .3ol sst because other men haze beer es af son. what hope less foo! ye1 5-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-02-02

him ho~ he tore his pants. and he said the gang shc, them ali 10 pieces. Then we told him of the joke ~e had played on him. and how we fired blank car tridges at him as he was trying to ge. over the fence. and he tried ,o laugh but. he couldn't He was inclined ,o be mad at hrst but hnaity he said this was more like business, and he hadnt tel, as well before since ~e initiated h,m into the Masons, and we could play anything on him, and do anything ~e chose eSeep, le, him alone. So you see am no, so had as you think. Ia enloyS il. and So does my ohum and me. Eh old ruta. baga. do you see"
 70, yes. that is all nigh, If your pa likes that kind of fun. bn, II you was my boy would maui you ,ill you eouldn | stand" lust then a b,g cannon h,e- cracker tha, the boy had ht and lad on the floor exploded and the grocery man went out the back door bareheaded while the boy ~en, oa, the front door his,ling " Re sure and call me early. kcl l'm to be queen ef the May" ?. Ss .Sss
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-02-02
No B.nlo on ,h. Plantation
A. sHt4 ca Constnsti.t


 The banfo may bc the ,Jpltai 5naiIa- ment of 'he plantation negfoet, tai h-s. ne.er seen 4 plantation nsgso play IL ] have heard 'hsn make swee, fesie ~tih tt.e quIli2 laus ppes tAyt heard them play rasssbly veil on 'h. hddle ,he ili,. and 'he flute and have heard them blow m ftemps' nith s1fpusihg ssill bal have never seer a bsb{p or 4 tasa ooufire. CT psf Ut totes tb ihs hands oi plantation negro. Thls state meni. ao@e4et, should mol be rnisubder s'ooc Y tosers an erpeiienfe winch sAs iiiui'cd 10 pisntsIions ii iar eoenii~s ef Putnam. JAgpeT. Morgan. Greene. Han cock. and Jones. m middle 1eorgs he oaDJo may have been greatly iii vogue on other piansA,lons, and tt other parts oi Inc south but, | on other plantations, shy DO, in middle Georgia In the oun- ties have named there were hundreds of tlrgiala negroes negroes oi every s,rIpe and kind. II the bAnle had been f<yor,e ,ns,rument among the negroes of any par of the country, surely II would have been in vogue ln middle Georglz i; surely |, would have been played on some ot the Putnam piAtxtions on the osonce. have seen the negro a, work and have seen him al play have attended his corn-shGckings, hIs dances and h,s irohes, have heard him give the wonderful melody of bis songs 70 the winds have heard hun iIt barbaTic sns to the quills . have seen him scrape labsian,ly on the hddle have sesn hiu. blow wildly upon he 5UgIe. and beat eutbusias,ieAiiy on 'Ae ,nangle but hay. never heasd h,m p Al on the DaEJo.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-02-02
THEY FELL.


 Two delegates to the Grand Convoea a. ton oi the sons ei Ice Water were sittn, in she lobby of the Windsor. Tn the ct, ei l., yer. not long ago strangers to each other and to eNeD body else One came nom liuetteine count, and the e,het was delegate from the Ice N atei En. ampmen, Of Iottrlos county
 From the beautiful htlhaId hall rame the sharp rattle ei noI, balls. and m the har-foom there was Ih,tei oi electric hght. Cni lass and tten,h plate mirrors Gu, al the door came the merry laugh ,ei oi the sldd, thiore. favorcd with fragrant Havana smoke and the deliea,r odot oi lemon and miith and pune apple and eognao
 The delegate rom IeiteIos felt lonely and he turned to the he Water repre-. sentative rom iiue,feIno
 That was a bold and fearless Spees h you made thls afternoon on the demon tum al the .onvoe ation.
 " fhink 80 :" sand the sad Huefierno man
 :. Ses, you entered into the de., ,iption oi tum's mama, ull l could almost sec the red.e>ed eennpedes and uop,, al hornets m the an How could you dc. scribe the l,mlams so staphi, ally t
 Well. you see. nj a reformed drunk ard only a ittle while ago was m the gutter
 So Was
 ," ho~ long ago
 Week ago day after to me,,o~
 Next Tuesday n'il be week slnoe :. qut."
 Well, l swan -
 :" Amt |, funn,
 . Iolei able.
 " i,s gong to he long cold ~,n,e, don't you think so :"
 Yes, l dread It reod deal .
 
 /" It's a comfort. though, ,o know iha, you never will touch iuIn agarn
 ." Yes. sm glad in my heart tonight that am iIee nom IL shali never touch fum agaln
 When he sad ,h,s he locked up al the other delegate, and they looked into eae h others eyes earnestly as though each would read the others soul Then the Hueierno man sand
 " In fact, never did care .hnsh for rum
 Then there vas long pause
 Finally the torIeJos man ventuIed . :" To you have to ase an anitdoie to ,uie the thlrstf
 "Ye>, I've had to rely on ,ha, a gsod deal 4, hrs, Probably ,his ,ain yea,n. ing tha, now feel ln the lit oi the bosom will disappeai af,eI awhile
 Have you got any antidote ~,th ,ouf
 les, yc go, some up in !! "a II you'll come up I'll g,ve you dose es here no rum in Il. is there f
 No
 Then they went up the elevator They did no, get down to breakfast. but at din nes they stole in Inc man from Huei ierno dodged nervoualy through the arch~ay leading ,o the dlning rooi.i as though he had doubts about getting through SO small space ~Hh hIs aug menied head, and the mas iiom toff.Jos looked like one ~ho had ~sp, his eyes almost blind over the woe ,ha, fus, has wfough, in out fAlr land.
 When the water asked the delegate from torttjos for his deset, oidet. the red uosed son of Ice Water .aid. H,,ng inc 4 up oi lea. some pudding without ~Ine saGfe. and 4 piece of mihte pe fou may also bfing me e"ib -a,fe~, fl you please. ,o pull ,he brandy Gu, of the mince pc with
 Then he two reformed dfunkaids looked a, zach other and laughed a hoaTse. bitter and joyous lauYh
 Al ,he afternoon sssaion of Inc Sont nt Ice Water the Hueffetno delegate tdt i ge, his fegalia over hi. head.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-02-02
In Good srust1
rat I,.l,. NW.

T ste byihe pless tai all hes 'hat ihey have tetuiL.d rem tuiops .iih ihe be dy sf cur late associate, sad a uieft hant 70 1aoiher tsaine,A man ihis morning
 "Oh. ,.s. and 1 an glad 10 kntw he has retufrtt in ,he Les, Of apliiis
 " Eea Of spirits ,au astonlsh me, ~h- xhs, do mean" nphed the hsxildeted merchant.
 "In alcohol hat IS. he ,s preserved iD alcohol" and ile5 went out and look some
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-02-02
GABRIEL.
wAIno NEssARos.

The iitxie swallows have come aga4n,
 Mother of mlne came down last night ~th the ram, E s.,rd i, on the windos pane ~s lacked as soon as II ~as ifght. -s ,hrre vas a swallow. STONY @hIte, Es, ,rilIing on the willow tree .s,nk I, anted 10 speak 10 me, Dear mother mine !, xas our own 'iile Gahriel,
 Daughter to me U. ,.x. YOU not heard the padre iell e,os soals of little children dwell saoxy sx allows for a year is the reason IL came here, Ia ,S you must feed II every day s Fl talk to il. and tell II 10 stay,
 Daughter 10 me pn, ea. li,tle Gabriel Is dead,
 Mother oi mine hy. b,xe Cariotta here instead ~ = psa,ter what the padre said. i < ,athef have her little hand -e an al the swallows Tn the land, .E. has great big brown eyes like his, .-4 -osy lips that are good 10 ktss,
 Dear mother nine ~ dreamed last night that an angel came.
 Daughter to me -a wt4SpcFrG. E--NE sfct kisN pam. .s..r known thy heart great pas ston straa 's ,a counted ali thy tears bs ulgh, Ist ehHd his face Nas very bright ss sad rsy boy should come io ne. a tosG not ho~ or when T shoa.d t5e.
 Daughter 10 s'.e - Rs, .ook al Cariotia sleepiag there,
 Mother o' mine r efe Heser was d face more far, Aaa then sad litile prayer Mn Gabriel VAS dead. YOU know .-e one brig II day Tn nme ot snow found Cariotta bS yoAg ssde snt& God pi,ed me when l cI3cd
 Dear mother mine see the padres almosi al ,h,. doer,
 Daughter io me t,c .ock Carlotta. say no more B.i kiss me first. my heart is sose. And aia avs iced the swallows. mgnG Thes talk with Christ and He is klnd. And tells them tender things 10 sal To mothers who weep the live long day.
 Daughter To me
 -lk...dtl,A.a C-...
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-02-02

Seuiraure ss,s |" I he fear Of ihe Loid is the beglnning of ~isdom.' chsmfoa, says: The fear of man" but the yer dief of he world now seem ,o say use los. of xtn,sn s the suftsl rndit stion oi compos mentls Etehanxf
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-02-02

NO smoking ailo.ed ln ihss room. sad 4 waiting passenger 70 the siose.- /hiI- a.felfhfa CaH.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-02-02

Unhappy $ the young man whose osss- coal ls with hss Enele. Ex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-07
The Kansas Stcckmen.

Dodge City, Kan, April s.--The
convention OF stockmen met again TO-
day. The executive committee sub
mitted n report showing, that the
membership was nlnety-aye AZ he l1e
close of the year, representing SaO WV
head of cattle valued at slO,oDe,ooo.
They gave detailed report OF their
system OF inspection during the year,
employing inspectors at Dodge City,
Kansas City, st. Louis and Chicago AZ
a cost of Ss5 per month, or total Of
Sl9S.G5 for the season. These IN
spectors recovered total Of 4l5 lead
OF stock that they reported, but many
were turned over direct to the owners
and no report made. They recon-
mended the same system for the com
ing season. The manner Tor erecllng
stock yards at Cimarron, eighteen
miles west of Dodge City, has been
laid before the Atchison, Topeka q
santa Fe railway, but they have taken
10 action. The committee report ID
G50 o. received from sales OF strays,
and SAL 90 from assessments,and nave
disbursed hut Sl,3970D.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-07
Superiority of American Railways.

A Scotch gentleman who has been
travelling through this country upon
his arrival at home has written a let
ter to the Scotsman, published in
Edinburgh, under date OF January Z,
in which he relates his experiences,
and makes com paris0n between the
cost and comforts of railway travel at
home and here. In one paragraph he
says: 1.-TWO days liter left for the
West by the limited express OF the
Pennsylvania Central railroad: =
But in the manner of travelling the
difference is overwhelmingly in
favor of America. The car in
which / journeyed was built of ma
hogany, inlaid with graceful floral
decorations, and furnished ia the
most sumptuous manner. Heated b5'
concealed steam pipes, comfortable
temperature was maintained night
and day, and, although snow streaked
the Alleghanies and the smaller
streams. were covered with ice, nobody
among the passengers seemed to think
rugs, etc., a necessary portion OF their
travelling impediments. me
distance by this road from New York
to Chicago is little under ,OOO
miles, which was done in twenty-five
hours and thirty minutes, and the
cost was less than fora corresponding
distance ut home.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-07
Declines with Thanks.
Ipallas Times.l

w. G.. Sterrett will be a candidate
for li,e legislature In Dallas county
Fort Worth GAZETTE.
It,s n mistake. We are not candi-
date for any Office. We take this oc-
eaglon 10 deny ii, and at the same time
thank our newspaper friends who,
with hui one exception, have been SO
connlimentary with their notices,
We are not sorry, however, that tie
renort Of our candidacy became cur
fef,t because by II We have sscertained
he Genuine friendship Of our new spa
ner brethren, and the pleasure this
knowledpe brings TO us more than of
sets lie Modification Of being publish
ed as an Office seeker.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-07
Notice TO Contractors.

Sealed VII BE he r s sy s q ar ahf
2nd day q a sIeck loT he Election ma eolnrs
issi,ati9 = e'os stone or brick With stone
ir qn hPss I 81 ,e Eek e county county
Tex; all nfop nm or y before ihe 2sth day OF
clerks o ,as, II The commissioners court re-
A lsryes Ss rrh reject Spy an ana en Pie he
Plans and specl n,,ee az sad county on and
count, XXI, e' nj day Of April, 1881. t,sge
y. ~ iiay county, rex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-07
ATTENTION, HOUSE OWNERS.

o. save money and ysxatiio,,n. ear ,asn.
ter, na o g q Work TOO small q 70 ffssns co
attention. Asyon r pms, second 20 and Heuslon
streets, s,r pls's az our sisE speciality f''
class references.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-07
-,ax SrED-MALE.

9 ss,sn ) Ts slSis,s, a hSais;
.sWI icl ss ~, me. Highest reler r..
;a,ss, q ,,i lsa' BIo1ooss..seeper, GAZETTE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-07

I,l-,1,oov, THE TA a., I! II,sua /
4 a sssn s.I saG Ss5 s,S @d as
ts. SSssiistxcIss d insnb eIs it'" it
|ss'r'l!.s.,s,,.' 4: Work u III. Main between
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-07

! 1,S6I6AE.E., l FG issa AI IasaiS,
I, ' al'l; IIssPIs. sPs 1 ss Santa F' ''l''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-07

Ladies approve Of your smoking
Little JOKER
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-07

3, . 'Ki.SoIMs, W, rHiA aTga y i
4; sf: :,sl. iS; :T f ss. s$Ss
q, !, % z" Eighth anu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-07

s. as' I &. AND RESTAURANT.
s,ss,.s 70 . good meal. Day
y. y. i p,s p,OaM and lodging $3.50;
|[sa f0Al' proprietor, No. iolo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-07

9, vTyiS Exga,A,NYcEEI r sHE
ned, ned Sac cant FsIiies t vh9 con,
l'isa,, s.lSsS sfii, ca II On vanzSnd'
li9,,Se Contracts -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-07
rousl,.

:. :, ,cr WHERE SCREEN \,
r fioS. are made and jp, G,, ~
a iE EsSiS street. two doors 'iO''
vplNnL --
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-07
roos, roR nEsT.

= s,lirsglyG ROOMS. AP :.
|ssIps s sslSsndiey, northwest corner
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-07
ALI SORTS.

|tJi 4rn On ------------------------
n ,.s, az I " LOUIS WHERE WE
sSs e end our work, but now
llsaaA;,h r'sIs.slng and independent
|Ss,ut, 1 ossa' Of a steam cleaning
lsa' Vls corner Third and ray.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-07

!sl etse Currency. shi DE
3 lsssss, Whereas v By saiie aisni,,g,
4 ss 4 lha. "The Fort yo' w |. nas
I'd Il , Z, and state Of T 3 arm ba IN
, !. sf,S:- y Provisions OF ,Se n ,a'
si AZ : before an asso saalfsn
|: ssss' NO. y commence the hns,l
Il ~ q ths Currency don, an hs Jny
y Y y! ,a q Fort Worth h IN tas
4 Il rs ss 10. tiiyonnes n hup Dani,i
- s''''s'lsed statutes Of Tho
sasas i lsa,sr f,, witness INV hama
' 'lh day Of s:areh , ,saIiu
canpt,,,;llo iis JAY ks ks,o ,Ssi'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-07
= .,IE-LlgE STOCK.

= : ,l;rSsaED ROOMS At AZ
'IAi ~, J. SarIsr Of Fourth anderove.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-07

:, iScirsilr.-THR HANDSOME
Y ~ i"s ~ most stylish span 81
,. $500 ", u, .,iues The ely, at Mitchell
w. - isIcckmorton street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-07

- Vooys TO RENT, WITH
Sis " ,,, ss Corner Twelfth anu
sss .' n. v. stewart.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-07
aEAp COLUMN.

! 4, 81, s. s;.' ~ ; 7; . !; O. :;
&c e, !. 's 's. lls s cents: PAR
ssisst. 4, e rs, lS,' 20 Of laanl"s account
I ~ iranre. --------------
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-07

ri slls-nIsCELLANAe U.s.

NJ IN lxcHANG s-SsS ACRES
,s,I M Bosn county, eighteen miles
9IeTSood. A bargain. Address box
81, lnIs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-07
ruTRD OR STOLEN.

s0T-sLiNK DEEDS WITH BIN
4 acknowledgment. GAZETTE
IN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-07

'ffseialA.NeE SALOON ny
Islltz,, 4 ssrolSl he. nost wines. iiq-
u, ssa 's naer always on tap.
40, os l rooms upstairs, cor G. a
I's 's sa " Wagon SCALE.
fs 'of CASH. Apply al
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-07

TIME EVE AND EAR-DR JAS. BSEEN,
recently from the Eye and Ear Intir.
mary, Chicago, has located ut Fort worth
surgical treatment OF the diseases of the eye
and ear. Office over Twombly 8 Son, op
Main street, near the square.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-07

llR, w II. JERNIGlAr, PiIYSIoMEDlCALl
IL physician. Office 700 Houston street.
m.,2to4 D. NJ. Residence on Bun street,
northeast corner of square.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-07

Mr.. IL, s. BROILES, PHYSICIAN AND
ID surgeon. ONCE aud residence, corner
| Fourth and Taylor streets, (gasilght on COZ
| ncrl Office hours s TO a. IA. and 10 SIP. N
| Telephone call No. 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-07

MECHANICS HOUSE, By MRS. MARY A,
Nj Moore, corner Of Thirteenth ana Houston ~
streets Table board $500 per Wees neih ~
rontns by day or week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-07
HACK LINES.

q y. ROWE, MINERAL WELI4f PALO
y Pinto county, Texas. runs the nPest Con
cord. coaches to and from Millsapf connect
Ing with all trains. and Is prepared TO furnish
travellers with teams To any point at speciai
rates.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-07

co,yuERCIAI,U oTEI,--GEo. \. ROWE,
| n,nnriefor. 1901 Main, near Fourteenth,
street. Table board ss5epeE week. meals zoe;
Lodging % and soc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-07

II Il VERCoE, Nj. D., FORT WORTH
ii. Texas, physician and surgeon, ONCE ONCE
corner Houston aud Fourth streets, over
Washer Il August. Telephone communi-
cation. Office "a, residence 70.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-07
Read the Small Typo Below
! MEMS PANTS,
OUR TEN DOL LAR SPRING CAssIRaERE SUITS.


$ n o
W 1T,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-07

nIEDMONr HOUSE, MINERAL WELLS,
i,bia summer resort well furnished rooms,
excellent table, and the best OF attention 70
ef1esfs Under the personal management OF
Mrs r. w Duke OF Weatherford.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-07
our FINE MERCHANT TAILOR SPRING SUITS

CHAPMAN G. swAyNE, ATTORNEYS AT
u law, Fort Worth, Texas. Office over
First National Bank.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-07
LAND AGENT.

rYANF, SPARKMAE " IRENCEIARD--
Vi Attorneys at law, Decatur,Texas,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-07

DOss " ROSS, Attorneys and Counselors ~
il Law, Terrell building, Main street, foii
Worth, Tex.
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NJ A. BRAND, ATTORNEY AND LAND
Vi. agent, Temple, Texas. Special atlehtion
given to adjustment and collection OF claims
and TO all commercial business.
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HOTELS.

HOUSE, TERRELL, TEXAs,'
| the principal hotel in town, opposite De
pot. Comfortable in every respect ana me
hest of att ention shown guests. GOOD sample
rooms. Dedrlch & Nealy, proprietois.
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LAW CARDS.

tyARREiL 81 HARRINGTON, LAWYER
Ill land and live stock agents, PeIos, reeves
county Texa,. Correspondence solicited.
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OUR TWELVE DOLLAR

n A. STEVENS, II. AZ. GRAAiHIER: DRS.
u. Stevens Il GraInmer, office over Cruces
drug Store, Houston street between Eighth
and Ninth. DR.. Stevens' residence Mt Mrs.
Tack aDelys, East Weatherford street; pr
Granlmer's, corner Fourth aud Lamar. Tele-
phone communications at Office and resi-
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.r wALLERIcH, DENTIST, FORT
IN. WORTH, Texas. office-No. ~ Main
street., mp stairs Uses Nitrous Oxide Gas