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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-13
PERSONAL POINTS. !.
Those Who Are Coming and
Gong.

A. *. H3lman of HALEY is in the
city.
l.. w. Shurtliff and vito, OF Og~
den, are at the Continental hotel.
Jas. Robbins, from TIniic. is in
town, stopping at the White House.
F. I'll. Dyer, II Park City, arrived
here last night and registered at the
Continental.
VIM. Cavanaugh of Park City,
goes to Syracuse to dsy by the D. &
r @. exptess.
d n. Swan, from Bingham, also
IL II. Bernis are in town, stopping
at the White House.
j. E. TAFT and wife, of Chicag },
return home to day, going to Dem
yer by the scenic express.
Judge Emerson came down from
Ogden last evening 10 see Rlchelieu.
and stopped at the Walker House.
3. T. Howells 6 Co., Of Stockton,
are en- route to SweetWaier with o
big outfit, on prospecting bent. Sue
cessl
c Olson ana wife, of Sugar House
Ward, leave this mOrnii G by the
scenic route for New York, whence
they will sail for Europe in a feR
dsys.
L. Il. Dreyfoos, a brother in Law
of Henry 5eigel, who, with his wife,
has been visiting friends here, re-
turns home to St. Louis this morn
ing by the scenic route.
F. P. Lee OF Ogden, and Messrs
r. M. Dolly, and J. Rubel, of the
same village were in town last
night to see Barrett in his master
piece. They were registered at the
Walker House.
H. r. Wood. the popular ha ter
of the firm of Noble, Wood & Co.,
of this place, have returned home,
after a tour OF five weeks through
the principal cities of the east, and
Is registered at the Metropolitan.
S J. Lovergan. of the firm OF
Loyer9an & Burke, cattle kings Of
Southern IJaho and Western Utah,
isin town. The firm own only
about 1900 hea OF stc OK, and are
evlaently not suffering. MIR. Lover
gan is personally one of the mos
pleasant of gentlemen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-13
Row an American Girl Shakes Eand

AVW Au AASb AO~h Vh pA@Atc A~hNs
saw young lady jus. now shaks
hands with young man. She gave
him that fippant member in per.
fectly limp way. He eqnefzsd it and
shook it from the shoulder down WITH
out its giving any evidence o! feeling.
Then she let it flop by her side. Now,
it isn't fair. II yeu are going to
shake, shakel It is almost certain
sign that girl ia an American if shs
puts her hand into you're quite inns
passive and leaves il there till you
have done with it. A man naturally
squeezes it. His first grasp does not
fully calculate its limpness, and be
thiDks she may be offended. He
gives it neither CENTER pressure. He
feels the rings sink into the fingers.
He tried a third time to get some
response. She docs not return the
squeeze. She does not move it. She
does not take it away. Soc simply
dces nothing at al. She lonks a. if
sae had toigotien ne has bold 81 i
I, bl eaks man all no. and he drops
it ia dizgust. San Fianslsoo Chron
iole.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-13
A Startling Discovery.

Mr. VIM. Johnson, Of Huron,
OAK, writes that his wife had been
troubled with acute Bronchitis for
many years, and that all remedies
tired gave no permanent relief, until
he procured q bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs, and Colds, which had o
magical effect and produced a PER-
manent cure. It is guaranteed to
cure all Diseases of Throat, Lungs
or Bronchial Tubes.
Fee Trial Bottles of this certain
cure of ali Throat and Lung Di-
seases at z c. NJ. l. Drug Store
Large Bottles 81. I
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-13
Cliff HOUSE.

Z stanley Glass. Pittabure; Rgerton
LongY. TOoeb; Fred King, L. Powmsn D
Lsvoy, Tr nidad; T D Jone., slack Rock; {
Schuias.J T shields, sui ivanMrs John
sullivan, Park City; ) LoneIgan, E II Ben
pett. OGDEN; Thomas Friendship Canada;
Anderson. City; Mrs Arbee Miller and daugh-
ter, sallds; A b Bean, Eagle Rock, Iisho; d
J Armstom, Fish Greek; Ghas e Green, Chel-
sea, Michigan; q E M chener, stockton; NJ
Condor, silver City Tlntic.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-13
Gentle
w omen,

Who Want glossy, luxuri;sne
and wayy tresses of abundant.
beautiful Hair must use
LYONS KATHAIRON. This
elegant; cheap article always
makes the Lair grow freely
md fast, keeps il from falling
out, arrests and cures gray
ness, removes dandruf an0
itching, makes the Hal
strong, giving it q curlins
tendency and keeping 1t IL
any desired position. Bean
tiitfaI, healthy Hair is the SURE
result Of using Kathair0n.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-13
University of Deseret.

The first term OF the Academic
Year 1875 OF the University of
Deseret will begiG in the new UNI
Yersity Building, on Monday, August
18th, at 9 am.
Persons in TIE city who are pre-
pared to furnish students of the
University with board, or rooms, or
hoard ard rooms, will please report
the fact either to the president OF
the Institution, or to the janitor, in
the University Building, corner of
First North and Second WestsirFets.
For further information relative
to the Institution apply to
I JOHN B. PARK, President.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-13
Lieut. I.ockwnnd,s &C.,

AnnApolie, 12,-The obsee 1ies Of
Leatel ant Lockwood were OBJ
Ierved here's to-day, with ali the
ceremonies poEsible, during the va.
@uon Of the naval academy. OH.
Cefst professors and cadets row at
sAe academy wee present, with a
g9 ongrrgation Of leading Cit.
,,ls. Tbs rem aims were placed in
% grave between those Of Com
~ N, q Edward Terry and L'euten-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-13
AfS' DR.. WaltOn's Periodical
Tea.

tb si9laer Walton has prescribed
ns s vsiuable medicine for great
Itvss. years in her private practice
in IN proved an unfsilipg specific
ords, s treatnlent of the nany dis
ton = 70 which the female constitu
monlS9sa bJect. 1t is a cure for the
Wgnsa troubles thst so many
price. En safsr' Mailed on receipt Of
Cisye1laaaIssR q MEDICINE Co, Props.
FArFaelsooeA HIGH Rock SPRING
- lO' sale BY all druggists. 3
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-13
New York Races.

Monmouth Park, 12--Mile. OF
ages. ID plex won, Gsramel second
L5uieit e third Fine, 1 IS
Augu:t stakes, 9 year olds, three
quarters mile, Guano won, Brook
wood second, Unrest third. Time
1.16.
Mile and fUrlong, Swear olds
Tattler won, Tattoo Colt second
: Bluebell third. Time, 159.
Mile and three.sixteenthe, al
AGES, Priam won, Monitor second
Haledon third. Time, 2 0431.
Three-quarters mile, selling, It.
aska Won, Polonis second, Queer
Esther third. Tine. liz.
Mile and half, six hurdles, Buck
eye won, Echo second, Trombou,
third. Time, Isl.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-13

Berlin, 12.-Herr ven Manteuffel,
governor Of Alsace Lorraine, has
been summoned to Berlin to confer
with the Emperor William.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-13

ACT0Re. VocALIsTs and PUBLIC
SPEAKERS recommend HALEs
HONEY OF HOREHoUND AND TAR.
Pixies IOoTHACHE DROPS Cure
in one Minute. I
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-13
The Feeble Grow Strong

When Hoststier's Stomach Bitters
is used to promote assimilation Of
the food and enrich the blood. Indl,
ges ion. the CHEZ obstacle to an
acquisition OF strength by the weak,
is IN ailmsnt which inisllibly sue,
cpWbq to the action OF this peerless
corrective. Lose of flesh aud apes
ute, failore TO sleep, snd growing
evidence OF premature decay, are
speedily counteractt by the great
invigofant, which braces up the ply
steal ensrei' and fofii fits the con-
S iiution agai st III, G. For sale
By all Dragg s and Dealers
generally. I
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-13
THOSE WHO TRAVEL.
Arrivals at the Several Hotels
Yesterday.
WHITE HOUSE.

John Walters, A g Waters. s Russ. II,
Vim CAvanaugh. Orson Risen, W harley,
& Holt. Harry Ford, Chas Adams. ohm
Rnmbery, J F McCaffsry, Ogden; Ira Patten'
Henry Case, Anheim; Geo Bloomfield, Peter
American Fork; Miss Argus LlveJoY, John
Lovejoy, lP v Junction; A D Wilder, Green
River, John G Hunter, Denver; Vim Clump
Toledo; Bergman Rogers, Ballion. Idaho;
a Champagne. MurraYs; e Il Fsrg uson, L d
Bunce. John T Curtis, James Mackay,
lin, Park City, VIM Pomeroy, Iowa; E r
Pratt, Chicago; Prof E Reyer, Vienna; M
Mishler. Henry Mountain; w Chopper,
Desert; A NJ Campbell, franklin; N A scrib..
ner, A N Young, stockton; James 81 ll Mt
Bates, Bingham; Mrs Geo Hall, A Blumgert
MnInlosh, Russell, Frisco
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
Personal.

SanluelJ Slylor OF Denton is at th,
Gran Central.
II. A, Paddlciord OF Coleman Ia n,
the Grand Central.
" j. Evans Of Dallas is stopping at
the G,and Central.
John a. Brooks, of sherman, is pu,
ing up Mt the Grand Central.
Gen. w. h. Handy of Nashvill,
came IN hast night from Austin.
III. II Jones Of Greeuvllle. Hun
county Was in the city yesterday.
Miss oslo Burts returned home last
night from Il brief VISIT to friend. i'm
Austin.
Three Comanrhe chiefs, Esa.ti. Ia.
cha'ni and loel-ta are In the civ with
lhe'r interpreter Mr. Harry Hall,
In, are prospecting.
ienryP billiard fthc firm of. r.
Flening y 60, bankers at Cisen. was
Ia the city yesterday and called on
the TeAas Investment Co.
w. I. Read came in yesterday from
Los Angtlts. He IL on n prosnectin"
tour and has been all over the west
ne says Fort Worth beats them all.
Ira y, Burke, representing the
Hlontmelz prlnters Machinery com.
pany, of Erie, Pa, came in last niyht
to put up two folders for the GAZETTE
Mr.. Al Smith, manager of the John
l.. sullivan combinations, dr0pped I'M
on the GAZETTE last night. hi. leaves
this morning for Houston anu Calves
ton.
Mr. j, W. Stanley Is laid IN at his
nome ON Belknap street from the ~
lects OF aspiain received while ,ryiny
20 M SOME heavy Timber at Stanley &
Haymekers new tanks.
Ihe parents aud sister OF Conductor
s ~ a. sooicr returned 10 their home
= visit Of three months 10 rel.Iivss
mere. They meade many friends during
tneir stay Who viii welcome the,,
back should they r, turn. ''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
IN BRIEF.

Fnt-r rgAss. Iodglnsot Waterman hc
lei, s0ccnr
Eortcr -Ali p,rsons nre hereby noilhed
mt 40 disturb tho CON stat cs on the " Nn'
a Pacific iallrond reservation under renaltJ
,f prosecution. II. T., MoS1auNhni, Local
Agent.
The nno.t sp,ing wagons ever hpit III
reSas Mt ljrjDls carriage shop, West Wcn'h'
cfiord street
nrooks builds his own spring wagons anu
guarantees thcmir every respect shoP' est
weathcriord street.
Martin & Turner, agont'ipr "rhe Pride %
the Kitchen. VIII take pleasure ia tiowing
,his valuable plcro OF kitchen furniture TO
anyone desiring 10 oSsmiac H. West Woati'
ctf,rd ~ eel, city.
Money 10 loan IA sumo OF $500 and over ON
,.al oa,n,e. j, Il. COOPER. Atty.atinw
Render, II you want ~ ilrs''claSs jon OF
horse.slioelng or carrIngc work, go TO the
Fort Worth carriage works, and j. q Iohh"
will do sou NJ In good thHrc.
Tho Fort Woiih Electric I.iaht company
have a fsw more shplcS ct stock TO dlspote u
10 complete the mll amount Of subscription |
itsts The hooks win "a open for Few Jays ,
nj, ,hc ofllce orr. II. pnggctt, on Main street,
'rhisisnn opportunity Tor an invc, imrnt
mat viii be Of great boneft to F9rl worth,
md VIII ray from three Ia hvcpor cent
monthly On icvcsiuent. Gull and read pros
,en,rs nnd inquire iutu the merits.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
GO ip fNrner 4 Mcclure Tor fresh
horsoIadirh riots.
OrtIodoNy ". ue,oro,lo,,,

Tnc Gainesville Hesperian says of
the coming debate IN the opera house
here:
The religions debate between Prof
Ia. H.. Nnrlnn of Missouri. aud NJ. n
SEWER of Gainesville, 10 take place the
coming week IN Fort Worth, begun
ming Sunday night 30th inst, viii
nudqnblCdiy prove The most interest
lug thai has yet taken place In the
state. II will hc held IN the opera
house of that city, and from HE we'll
known character aud ability of the
dispu,agir, particularly that Rev, Mr.
SEWER u the hest.heokei aud ablest
Of the mo ordinance defenders tide
anslath oi non baptism and ooal.
muhinn- the fur y Hound Ia ily.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
NON EST INVENTUS.
Hi,i stcrrntt. the Editor OF II Rural Dnily
Lost la Fort Worth the Metropniis

iii,l stcrrnit, ,he Editor OF u Rural DuiL
Lost la Fort worth the Metropolis.
Last night II vigorous rino Of The tel.
ephnne was heard in the GAZETTE of
flee and approaching the instrument n
reporter applied the transmiiter and
said Hello! Hello, GAzErTEpl
came the reply. "this is Dallas. say
have you seen Bill Steriet5 over theTt
to-day? We don't know what has be.
come Of hin. He left here for Fort
Worth several days agp." Don't
know where he is, you say.p "Thank
you!N Good by.r
30 ended the conversation. The re-
porter was dumtound,d and rushing
out Of the Ollice he commenced "A viz.
on ous search for the missing man.
AZ the police headquarters he inform.
ed tho officials that the editor of the M
ralsheet known ~ the Dallas Times WAS
probably lost In the recesses of orr
great city. In n few minutes tbe
whole force WAS looking for man of
the following description: Low, heavy
get, with sandy-red hair falling in
tangled locks over his neck, uneven nj
The ends and bristling with negative.
electricity; face strongly marked. with
great powerful jaws and broad px.
ianse W cheek. The officers were IN
slrueted TO bring him 10 central If. h,
was found. All The various precincts
were furnished with this descrin,ion
aud the great crowd " no had ronprs,
gated around the city hall wa. In.
formed that there was another ea.n of
mysterious disappearance. Geitjng
INTO hack with The chief OF polic9
the reporter commence a tour nf tb.,
saloons and dives in senrnh
or the missing man
INTO the different wafas, tbrouph ,Lo
by'slrettI aud into the different poli.e
precincts, the chief and the rei,ortnr
went aud were ON the point of comm, /
70 the conclusion TINT Bill had hanS /
kidnapped sure enough. when ON. az
the district telegraph boys hailed tha /
mack. The chief read a nesss,s,,
stating that the lest country editor rsd
been found. Driving buck To he c"n'
tFnl headquarters, the chief fnna |
twenly-three pnlicemcu, each one u.i,I
the lost William. Twen,v.,hr.a
tramps were Ia the room, hui nmnr
Inspection the lot editor was mn,
among them. At n late hour The nns
lice were still looking for him hmt
win title hopes OF success. II II TO-
Ileved he Ia kidnapped or lost amid
Tue utep reeesses OF the Fourth wnId
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28

leo Cream. lee Cream leo
Crcnm,

Mr.. NJ. +. Spencer, OF the Hotel and
rauil'y cafe, curuer Third aud Hons
ION streets, has opened to the pni.lic
ms ice cream paflor for the se,,san hs.
glnoing to-day. This elegantly nneI
az dining nall will hencef NH be on"
Tor The reception Of lsdies and eenri L,'
men 1t All hours. Mr.. Spencer AMI
huy have years OF exps,.ence In az ,Ha
ho'el and ice cream business. ana ~
can irntbiully say that TOR n dsii.,o",ss
pate OF cream on an elegant lunrh No
hseai, there i no place Ia the ,lItv a. ~
ean give better satisiae ion. or hs' , ."s.
"nilging and courteous than viii l,a ~
@,nnea 10 the patrons of tie ffn,aI n "a
80, ss,h,'y Gale, corner Third aud uon.'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
Hose E,li,,nc.


Rose Eytinge will appear here next
"Wednesday aud Thursday nights,
phying In Rose Michel the first utght
and Oliver Twist tho second. The
Sew York Telegram gave her the fol.
lowing notice:
Rose ES tingc hcsan weeks en-.
gageuleht ut the Peoples theater last
evening In the exciting IN, 10 drama
Rose Michel, in which She acted the
.iile role with all the power and ten
derness which has made the part
peculiarly her own. The varied emo
tons and passions OF the character
We're strongly marked, yet never went
beyond the bounds OF naturalntSs.
ihe intensity aud selfsaciitlee OF
true mothers love was portrayed SO
perfectly that II WA difllcult 10 he.
lieve that u was only tho result OF n
great actress art The companv
throughout was excellent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
A Rare Chance.

oilef for sale my place Of business
NJ the corner of Houston and First
streets, known as the I'lvnli Hall. This
saloon Is situated In the heart of the
business center and enjoys large and
lucrative trade. Reason tor selling;
| wish 20 retire irom business and
visit Germany the coming summer.
| wish 10 sell Ia some good, substantial
business man. None other need apply.
For further information call on or adj
i,tess T., KUHN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
When in the city don't fail to visit
tbs White Ell plant.
THIRD AND FOURTH WARDS

Go over on Tucker's hill and see how
Fort Worth Is growing,
Tho tramps have gone on their an.
nual tour through the North,
There was TO have been political
meeting IN the Fourth ward last night.
bat only few persons were present.
Mr.. II. A. King who IL acting as
transfer clerk for the Texas ENnres4
company at TIE Union depot, wears
his new honors with becoming
moaesty.
BY the time tho street railway Ia n
hundred years old, 1t viii probably re-
PAIR the platform al the lower end of
the Main'sireet line.
The Union depot is sadly behind
the general prosperity of Fort Worth.
Strangers getting on the ears at that
place would have but faint idea of
The population and prosperity OF our
city,
As regards the citizers OF Fort
Worth the Gould system seems 10
have adt pied the famous expression az
Vanderbilt -"the public be d--d.u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
AROUND TOWN.

leo cream signs are beginning Il
appear.
Next Tuesday will be all fools day
as well as election day.
The Gainesville gun club have tw'
thousand black birds for trap@hootini
on the 10Th and 3lst, open 10 all.
Mr.. II. 4. Ravens yesterday sole
out his hardware business to Messrs
Trippet & Ho!laway for $1,000.
The essay contest for gold medal
offered the Philomahean society OF lie
Texas Wesleyan college VIII take
place tonight.
w. +. Bentley Of the.Texas Invest
ment company yesterday fo!d y bunch
OF Texas ponies 10 Mr.. Mat Ryan ol
The firm Of Ryan Il Draper, Mon
tana.
The Republicans of Tarrant county
! will meet in the court house on the
18th or 18th inst. for the purpose of
eiecting delegates to the state con,cn-
tion which meets In This ely on the
ooh of April.
DR.. Maurice pri,chard lectured last
night NJ the opera hUihe, rs previously
announced. His subject, the Laud Of
the Muntezumas, was handled IN an
entertaining style, aud all regretted
The clusc OF the lecture.
a negro man named Austin Bates
was arr, st,d yesterday 10y Deputy
She rim John Thompson, charged with
stealing some handkerchiefs rom the
store OF the u. g.. Evans Go. The
prisoner confessed his guilt and was
locked up In the county jail.
II is intimated th0t there are now
in this city parties that are members
Df the gang that got 80 badly worst,d
VI Wichita Falls, and that they are
something big for this point. |
North TGXns, and especially Fort |
Worth, never gets left on anything
zig.
lie city engineer, which regulates
he construction Of buildings in the
tty. IL will he presented at the next
Meeting Of the city council. When
his Is done, the GAZETTE will be able
. regularly present the growth and
development Of the city.
The telephone poles being erected on
iouston street are models of their
ind, but yesterday one Of them got
buse from the men while being
oisted into position between Flfh
nd Sixth street and fell 10 the
round, breaking In two from the
)rcc Of the fail. Fortunately no one
YES injurt d, but horse which was
landing in the street narrowly missed
eing hit 10y the pole in It's descent.
City Marshal Rea returned from
Waco last evening where he went to
scertain whether John Williams ar
fsted for the schwartz robbery had
ldeed sold HE coat there as stated by
i'm in a conversation overheard by
IT. Ren. pom Interviewing .lailer
nmes Buchanan, TO whom Williams
nd he hal sold the coat, lie was
lown the gurment, Mr.. buchanan
~ ing he paid II man S. for IL. The
escrlption he gave suited Williams
laclly. The only evidence against
Villains previous to Mr.. Rea's trip
rs IA conversation between Williams
nd another man, heard by the mar
'al who happened to he In conceal
ent few feet oil, having followed
e men rs suspicious characters.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
stop in nj the White Elephant and
sample their imported goods.
4. l.. q. Hon.

The s. Z G. hop az tDdwin's hall
last eve Ming was one OF the most Cujoy
able uilairs OF The season, There we're
about sixty couples Ia attendance, aud
few Wall flowers at any time during
the evening, Each seemed 10 ,on-
slider himself " committee of one To
contribute Go the general pleasure, aud
exerled himself 10 fultlll his mission.
None succeeded IN giving more gem
eral satisfaction than the lunch cum-
mltt,c, Judging from the hearlin,ss
with which what they spread was
partaken.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
rVr unadnlleraled Imported goods
s'op NJ The White Elephant.

ne market Tor ooltoa in New York
ms ~, n.en lenalng np iur several DAYS
!,"se ana prices show an advance of
utn,'I,y poiuts IN last ten days. me
ahlvsgo market for wheat, earn and
plovlslons has been very much exeir.d
una psiees tending down for a wesls
S.,' ,opching the lowest point 10.
usy ~ the last nine years The sn.e.
u'a,,Ve crowd would do Well M
ss,, a i, ~ on Messrs. ) s. Floyd & ca
S,o iious,on str,ot, and make ,h.Ir
uesis' froil,s promptly pail Wien
IN the city. N'e'ehce
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
THE CONVENTION.

Tie queen az the Prairlcs Secures the
Ir..c.
FoIt Worth has secured tht state
convention which selects delegates to
the national convention to be held in
chicago on July Sth. 1t will assemble
In TINS city ON the nth day of June,
ana II IL estimated that two thousand
persons from the different counties in
Texas viii be in attendance. Thecan-
Vrhtioh was obtained for this city
principally through the Efforts OF Col.
A. NJ Brltton and Capt. Julian Fields,
WHO attended the meeting of the state
Democratic executive committee yes
',erdav IN Waco an worked hard and
'hluliy in the interest Of their city
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
CRESCENT HOTEL,
Corner First and Main streets.

This house, on account of being ON
me EurSpean plan, FINISHES accom-.
modations where the tired and weary
ralIfoad traVelercan repose in quielude
ana after heiug refreshed with good
steep, can arise and betake himself
TO Tie Crescent restaurant or
whatever restaurant he may thinl,
best, to re-invigorate the inner man.
Mr.. Kent, the proprietor, keeps rooms
ready for day and night sleepers.
PERSONAL attention given this house
by the management and his family.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
Cnm I,nnics rnr SnIc.

Two hundred nudsN y.liveh,nd ofcon.ieA
horsesw ~ he la Fort Worth the 9Th OF Apiil,
The above are good, well broke young horseS
and viii be ready iDr early spring work, APP
ply 10 brown 4 Moluun, AT tho ofiicc Of
Moore y johnson, ~ Main street, Fort
worth. on address \, h. Cu.hreth, itogcrs,
Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
4 secondhand

soda apparatus FOR sale, Ia od condition
price low wiil be sold on easy monthly my
mcnts, II desired. Address for info h,etioh
B, y, Gates care OF Inpora Brothers, Fort
Nvutth fpn,uH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
rnllri.ia.

Tonight ut the opera house Mes.
layers Tourists viii hold forth 10 II
crowded house in A pullman Palace
Cnr, The press everywhere speak In
very complimentary manner of this
Conlpany
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28
a Wholcsone smnIl..

Is the Seal-skin cigar. An unusual
amount OF saliva 4 not created by
,n.m only natural approximations
are occ2siOned hy their use. No dele.
terioas matter Is permitted in thei,
makeup, aud nence are they a healthy
smVke, Fiist'class dealers handle
theua.
BAFKNAN & Rgo., Agents.