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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-08
DECATUR.

Special to She Gazette.
DncAruE, Ten, sept. Tbs Method
ist revival II still In progress, and
the shelves that ARE rips are being
garncrcd and taken into the fold.
our white graded school opened this
morning with about Pa scholars In
attendance, Prof. walpole at the helm,
The colorcd school Of Decatur opened
this morning with twenty students, Geo.
Is. peatc tcolored) OF Fort Worth c@m-
manding.
Clips Greer came IN this morning " In
teryiew our merchants m favor OF ~. w.
Williams & Co., druggists, OF Fort NORTH.
Judge Pierce returned this morning
and opened court at II O'Clock and be-
gan the call oi the criminal docket. The
case OF the State Of Texas W.. W. A. Paul,
charged with rape, Is set Tor hearing on
habeas corpus, and the state ~. n. i
I.ofte, murder, was set for trial to-day,
but perhaps will not be taken ~ bciorS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-08
HOUSTON.
Railroad Appointments = rrcpnrl,pg 10,
the Races.

Raiir"ad Appointments - pINpn,dsg 10,
the Races.
Special TO the Gazette.
HopstnN, Tex, sept, &c. Gibbs,
gnnoiat freight agent of the SouthOun Pa.
cidc company In Texas has this day been
appointed general freight agent oG the
New York, Texas s Mexican railroad Ia
addition TO hi, other duties
a, c. Hutchinson, general manSgos OF
the Southern Pacific company, and i
Waldo, commissioners of the TcXas,1Ihnlc
association, were IN the city TODAY aud
selected II slte for the commissioners
headquarters, The office Will give om-
ploymcnt 10 about thirty men.
Sandfordl johnson, lessee of the nnir
ground ranctrack, l. In the city and vial
shortly put n force NJ work Improving
the truck for the fail races, which com
menoc November | Some very fine horses
have boon entered from the North aud
West, Fine sport b anticipated
Alta meoting OF the board of school
trustees this morning Oscar A. Cooper
was elected superintendent of public
schools of this city. The Houston Light.
lnlantry's uniforms arrived to-day, aud
the boys gave an excellent drill this even
ing. Nhcy ara anxious for u competitive
drlll wtil soma crack companies of the
stata
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-08
A Bloody right.


About $3.50 last evening loud cries com
ing from the Cattle Exchange saloon, cor
ner of Houston and Second streets,
caused large crowd to collect there and
witness brutal rough-and-tumble fight
between Tom Holland and George Kelly.
A reporter for THE GAZETTE being one OF
the number who was attracted by the
/ loud outcrles, reached the spot just in
/ time to see the two men separated, Kelly
4 being rs bloody as stuck hog, and his
| face beaten in terrible manner. llol-
land was but lightly punished, but his
clothes We're nearly torn from his body
! The cause OF the difficulty was hard to
get at but it appears that Kelly had made
some remarks about Holland and llol.
land approached him about 1t. One
word brought on others, and
at last Holland addressed an obnoxious
eplthet to Kelly, who answered 1t by
striking Holland over the head with u
stick which he had in his hand. The
fight was then inaugurated, and Kelly
continued to use his stick until he was
thrown to the floor, 1t is stated by outside
parties. After he was down Kelly re-
ceived several kicks on the head ana on
I different parts of the body. Holland was
/ on top and piled his bare knnckles untli
/ his antagonist yelled so that he could be
I heard for three blocks away. There Is no
telling how the fight would have ended
/ had Il not been stopped by the spectators
and the combatants led away. 1t is stated
( by eve witnesses that there were several
persons pitching into Kelly at one time.
/ The officers have the names OF all OF them
and will arrest them on sight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-08
EAGLE PASS.

Specialized Gazette.
EAGnR pAsa, TEx., Sept 7.-~0noe
more has the Mexiean federal court, TX.
nacls' Garcia l.osonn, a drugglst of Piedfas
Nogras, Mckee, acting as judge, ordered
the closing OF the Sabinas coal miuos the
properly OF thn Mexican International
railroad, onaccount vi suits brought for
possession by Milmo and other heirs
This act throws abont one hundred and
iifty men out of employment, but II X not
expected that the closing will last any
length of time, as General Manager c.
johnson, Is ut the names with his lawyers
fighting the ease This II the third time
this has occurred In the history Of the
mine. The telephone between here and
san Antonio has been useless for the past
three days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-08
The Contract Let.

Yesterday the contract for grading the
first three divisions of the Fort Worth &
New Orleans were let, and it is proposed
by the contractors to start for the differ
ent divisions tomorrow with their men
and outfit. Work viii begin Immediately
thereafter The following firms were
awarded the contracts: Roche Bros,
first division, work at Sycamore; NJ. G.
Hurley, second division, work extends to
Village creek; Roche & Tierncy, third
division. There will be no child's play
after the work is once begun, but it will
be pushed rapidly ahead until the south
ern connection is made
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-08
COUNTY COURT NOTES.
'"'' una Criminal Proceedings Had In
TINT Tribunal Yesterday.

4
That Tribunal Yesterday,
The following proceedings were had
ana the following judgments taken in the
county court yesterday:
/ state of Texas vs.. Henry Beard Of al
proceedings to recover SiOO. the amonnt
OF bond ON which defendants were sure.
TIES. Judgment by default made final
and execution ordered
State of Texas VS.. Isham Mcdonald a,
al, suit so recover 500, amount of mona
on which defendants were snretins
Judgment ny default made final and exc
cution ordered.
state OF Texas vs.. Bill Heffner ct al,
sun 10 recover 500, same as in above
suits. Same order and execution or
derod
State of Texas VS.. Bob Galloway ct al
suit to recover 500 same as In above
SUITS: Same order and execution or.
dercd.
State OF Texas VS.. Joe Gribblc ct al
same as above with same orders and ex
ecution ordered.
state OF Texas VS.. John Thomas ct al
SUIT OF same nature for 500. Same or.
ders taken and execution ordered.
casey & Swasey VS. Hickey and Beh-
rens; dismissed at plaintiffs cost
d. Bawden vs.. Henry Tucker: iudg-
ment by default for amount sued for.
ID. Bawden VS.. East Texas Fire Insur.
ance company; judgment against de-
iendant as garnisher for amount due
Henry Tucker.
Casey & Swasey VS.. j. T. Hickey; dis.
missed at plaintiffs cost.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-08
BOWIE.

special to the Gazette.
Bovm, TEX, Sept. There were u
number Of wagons ON our streets this
morning, aud the town wears an air OF
business.
by wcll-concGrted plan OF our vigilant
officers, in which Marshal Black played an
important part, "kiscn Taylor, who
lives at his fathers, Clin Taylor, on
Denton creek, was arrested by Sheriff
McLuin, asslstcdl by Deputies Black and
Iulncc, yesterday. .klse Is charged IN
the federal court at Graham with horse
theft In the Natloa
sheriff Mclaln starts to-day for Brown.
wood, To bring 10 this court one Allen
Baggett, arrested there last week lie IL
the party charged with the commissioned
the diabOllcal aud brutal murder on Salt
creek, In the north part Of this county,
this summer pnts., an account of which
was sent TnE dt,zETTE.
One, Mr.. Hess OF Newport, Clay county
who was fined IN Justices court there
several months ago Tor mlsdcmeanonanh
who has been lodging the officers since,
was caught by officers here Saturday aud
Is held for the Clay county officials.
We have n@ further returns from the
locnl-option election since Saturday night,
except Burlington, which gave majority
against prohibition of between thirty-iiyp
aud sixty (Exact figures not obialna
blc). II h conceded all around tlnt pro.
hibition is beaten by from three be. four
hundred votes.
Watcry clouds OYerspread the sky,
and II Is raining west Of here. A good
soaking shower at this time would he sea-
sonable aud refreshing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-08
LAREDO.

speclai 10 tho 6iAzciie.
LAnEDO, Tax, Sept Z. -Aiessss, neasn.
Woodmah & klsncr went Into Mexico on
a hunting expedition on SunlhIe moLnlng.
MIR Elsnas got lost among the psickly
pears, to the dIsmay Of his friends, hnt a
dispatch from SaE Chez this evening
reports him as bsing fOAnd little ca
hausicd, but all ri0ilt
Sitcaring has begun Ia this section The
shesPfaen say thar clip Ydl1 be = large one,
and that their hands wosencyer In better
condition.
There has bean one o. two new cases
Of diptheria pGng tAe chlldrcn, and as u
consequence tho council have further
postponed Tax opening Of schools. The
date set VOW Is UIetobor l., but tho
teachers, sltioueh appointed, will haze
10 20 mnaSl their salaries.
The residence VI James Orta was en-
tered to-day about noon, during the
sbsenco Of the inmates, and about 5000
worth of personal property taken. No
clue 10 the thieves.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-08

"Wednesday, ns our locnl.option election
comes VII tomorrow, ana the indigo has
intlmntad that he VIII not hold court to-
morrow, but viii give witnesses. AMI,
Jurors chance TO go homo and exercise
their right OF suffrage.
NM Bennett OF the llrna of Murphy,
Bennett 4 Co, ls quite sisl.at homeland
Is unable to attend 10 business at the
storm
This Is estrny sale day, and that with
district court makes the town lively, and
thronged with people, horses and wagons
TINS the last doubtful day as TO,
whether free and open liquor viii be sold
or whether parties viii wolf 1, and rin the
risk OF raycnous blind tiger 10 get a
nun liberty, Tomorrow We yutn foir
prohibition or against prohibition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-08
CRIMINAL BUSINESS.

State of Texas vs.. W. +. Barton, indict
ment for aggravated assault and battery
Defendant waived jury aud the cas-,
was tried by the court. Verdict of guilt,
and fine of S25 imposed.
State of Texas VS.. Theodore Clef,on
indictment for theft. Jury trial, verdict
OF not guilty. The jury was out only ;
few minutes.
State OF Texas, vs.. George Ward, car.
rying pistol. \ plea of guilty was en-
tered, and fine of $50 imposed.
State of Texas vs.. John Hoffman, In.
dictment for selling beer on Sunday. A
plea of guilty was entered, and fine OF
S25 imposed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-08

state, although but Seventeen years OF
age at the time of her death. She gradu.
ated last year With high honors from the
Southwestern university OF tSeorgctown,
and took a post graduate coarse
during the last term OF the same school.
Her many excellent traits OF mind and
character won for her many friends. all
of whom viii sincerely regret To hear of
her mtimcly death. The funeral VIII
take place this afternoon at 3 o'clock
from the above charch and the family
and friends VIII accompany the remains
TO Waco on the 7;i6 O'Clock train 20.
morrow morning, wl,ew the remains win
I've buried in the family lot.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-08
~. ,,,I.n. u,r,hnI neI.n.ed.

NEw YORK, Sept. John T. Hill, the
Texan aud associate Of Holland, who shot
and killed 1lics Davis, has been held as
witness for the prosecution, and h con-
fined IN the house OF detention To-day
he WINS brought into the supreme court
on a writ OF lnbeas corpus. Before the
case came up the officers took hun before
the grand jury.
After being examined before the graud
Jury he was arranged In the police court,
charged With contempt. The district
attorney entered plea for his discharge
ON the ground that his eyldeEce before
the grand Jury was perfectly satisfactory
The court parolcd the accused In The
custody OF his counsel, on his promise e
glse bail ~ q witness tomorrow,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-08
WILDERMAN'S GOATS.

4" Released ON Baii, ana wilderman
Hhe TO Dismiss the Stealing Case.
story OF Wilderman and his goats,
ae trouble he has had to catch them,
almost as familiar to our readers
n hale of Little 30 Peep and her
Ihe main difference in the two
!, the Bo Peep story had an end
.u Waterman and his goats still
~ooards, and there is no telling
Y llnale viii be written.
ume since Mr.. Holmes was ar
ailiis county at the instance of
''Aan aud taken to Ellis county on
X q having stolen Wllderman's
ne gave bond in Ellis, but had
Il ty' out OF the oflicer's clutches
\ was arrested in Ellis county
.oSsnt 70 Fort Worth on charge
Iulus Waterman in goat trade.
N Wa put In the jail here, where
','l ueu until yesterday, when he
$3.50 on bond. II seems now that
MI q Holmes stealing the goats
4. Il ,'lueIulan Is far-fetched, as the
y nad In his possession are not the
d dgleh from Wilderman. This has
r VII. by Wilderman, and he
ln,' TO the county attorney
80 county, stating that the
= al Is one OF mistaken identity,
y goats and man, and asked that
,ds.s ssainst Holmes be dismissed. II
Il , = true that the goats re-
n NV were sold by Mr.. Tuck Boaz to
n l ,.le Erb, near Arlington, who
h,,as leu Them to Hudson & Rash.
IN !, pdrtles parted with the pos
.ts.InnV he goats, and Holmes came in
IN ~ ~ OIL them in some trade. Wild
III ne'er owned these goats, though
= ,h AVN IN Holmes examining trial
I, We're Wllderman's goats.
M " Edwards county officer,
!, N M !. nave traced Holmes and the
I,Dd W, " way from Edwards to Kauf-
nlstssoS' 70 Ellis county. That he
wadaeh Is evidenced by the fact
,,, 'Isy,'1an Is anxious to dismiss the
ifllos' Holmes.
soa,. y says that he has purchased
& II ,, NOM the same man that the
iAst Euestlon were purchased from,
Rt,s ~ sNo lots bore the same brand
'ne same age, hence the mis-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-08
RAILROADS.
Missouri FAciiln Railway.

nincct rontc East via ~, Louis. Two tralna
DAT Between St. Iou1a and Snn Antonio With.
out ghangc. ~ krNrns Cln Union, Depot
pass ~EctH Tor kanshsN Colorado, NuN AttNico
ana CAlhorniA uOnnect with ENvrOes SNyaiuA for
Expires Trains for als points iY KAN w and
Nehraeha. AZ Omaha cpnhectioN Il mIaie'wlth
AL li'Ns leading TO this North tsd Meat M.
pcriorA recommendations, fast tins, prllnnu
Palace Sars run through 81 Louis yiA Sudnila
daily, For maps tlmo tables, ratee. etn sau
ON or aSsircss any Of tue Ticket Agents. or
IN p1itluHHs
Passenger Agent Houston, 1ShNun
II, W MCCULLOUGH,
Gen. Esss and Ticket A'gt, Gakesioni T0y.
j, II. LUSH
Agent fort Worth, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-08
DENTON.
Special 10 tho Gazette.

-peclu 10 the Gnscftc.
DENTON, TEX, Sept. - Mn .lDhn r.
I-oycjoy, Sr, died In this city yesterday
morning at the ago Of cIghtgiour ycafs,
Me was one OF tho first settlers In Denton
county, aud as an Indian fighter and
fronilcrsnan did noble work for clgiln.
tlon In Texas. He was buried to-day be-
side his aged Yifn, who preceded hiIu,bGl
a few months
The Farmers Alliance are arranging
for the building. NJ a mill At this plhac.
We had good rain Saturday night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-08
CoMMERcIAL eKoekEpNEss.
~. W. Bailey Imposes ~ cSc-,d nature and
Leaves his Friends ia the Lurch.

". W. halle, Imposes ~ cs>sed nature and
Leaves his Friends isr the Iurch
For quite while, mayhe several wears.
TruRban, Runnels 4 .spcp of Kcp-as
City h0ve been represented III Texas nv n
young man hamed IL. w Bailey. lie had
the reputation OF being ono of the best
men ON the road. aud the business men
throughont the state had unbpuuded con.
hdcnce In him, lie was wcpi known in
this city and numbered his warm friends
by the score. all OF whom will no. doubt
be surprised to learn that he is ua,ler The
ban and that the good name he once
bore has probably taken wings aud dis
appeaved. Friday last Bailey was In. the
Fort aud about 10 y. IN. went to one of
his friends, Mr.. JIM. Brannan, and stated
that he was In need OF SlOO, aud that he
wished to draw on bis house for thnt
amount
"Will you go down 20 the bank with
me, and identity me 10 this oillccrs,n he.
asked of Mr.. Brannan.
certainly will,n was the answer.
The two went TO the First National bank,
when Brannan introduced Bailey, and
mentioned the fact that he wished To
draw ON his house for 500. The draft
was made out aud az The request of Bal
ley, MIR, Brannan indorsOd, IL.
The money was paid, over, and Bailey
left the city for Dallas, from which place
comes the news that hu played the same
game on the firms of Howell Bros. aud
Holloway & Co.. getting $500 from one
OF the Dallas banks. The two banks for
warded the drafts to kansas CITY and re.
eeived notice yesterday that they had
been protested, the house of Trumbnll,
Runnells Allen refusing TO honor them
The telegram further states that Bailey
had gone crooked and advised his victims
to have him arrested at once II was
easy enough to advise the arrest of nai-
ley, but rather difficult to effect H., as he
had disappeared from both Fort Worth
and Dallas and his whereabouts are now
unknown TO both his victims and to the
officers who would Ike very much TO
have an interview.
Mr.. Brannan, IN conversation with TIM
GAzErrE reporter last night, gave II ashis
opinion that Bailey was, BY that time
amid the mountains of New Mexico or
Arizona. 1t h thought TO be very proba.
BILE that the instance OF crookcdncss cited
above are not the only ones he has been
guilty of, and that he had fcathered his
nest pretty well before he disappeared,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-08
Hotel Arrivals.

Mansion hotel: VIM Foley, Dallas /;
T. A Wcider, II T. Coleman, w ii Fritz, N
Il McCOrmic, ia hurry, w II Russell. j
Il Link, Ed Norris, W p Thorn. with
Barrct's shows: \ l. Brooks, llillsboro,
II Marks, n l. Wilbur, Dallas J bono
van, san l. Mayors, Barrett's circus
Tom NJ CLARK, Dallas; JD Daughcrtv,
Sprlngtown; w W Stafford Washington,
ID c; w King, Galveston; II Ncwland.
Cisco; c II Tyrircll, ST Louis; c NJ Lot.
trcll, Pleasant Point; II Loop and lady,
Henrietta; w W Smith, ParisS j j K0n-
duck, .Ionesboro; j Il Agnew, Bonham.
l.indall hotel: II Cheesman, 4 II
Hawks, Waco; S j. Wnyres, Dallas,
Tex; Elllston, Texas; c Il
Stone, Abingdon, Va;J II Nolan, u =
Hampstead, Dallas; W NJ Eath, Waco;
NJ + Mclean, Lawrence, KS; j,J Konduok.
Plano; II Is Atkinson, ST Louis; - c
Avery, Gainesville; $ Howard, Dcntoni
ID Willis and wife Woatherfprd; Oscar
Edwards, J. Kelley, Cinclnatti, Ohio;
Grand Central: A. III Huston, HI
Paso 4 J Lowe, Mansfield; II
IL Love, Graham; A j Bryson
and daughter Bryan Jas N Inman, W III.
Eagle and Ed Carpenter, Dallas; u u
Sarlcs, Austin; $ ID Ewat and sister,
Bedford; w II Freeman, Longyicw; ,Ino
r Storenall, llarroldi w J Hubbard, De
catur; T. j Sweeney, New York; W
Fuller, Baird j II GIlchrist, NJ, Louis
VILE, Ohio; W G Partz, Spring Creek
Corr. SChrcmcyer, san Antonio; ID i
Corell, EastOn, Pa;J otto Smith, Lam
custer, Pa CIV Miller, Decatur,
Pickwick Hotel. c 4 Sisson, Chicago;
Robt b Johnston, New York Louis j
Bocrlin, Chicago II Gooch, Bonham b
i CASTOR, Texas; Sum NJ Glaseon, Texas I.
Tom NJ Bowers, Paris; Sam Klein, Gal
weston; VIM II Carrclston, Dallas; +. NJ.
IIouch and wife, Hereford Ranch; 4 N
Spencer, Ennis; c Il Stuley, 81 Louis ;
sam Berlnne and wife, San Antonio w
Dunnica, Waco; T. II Britton, Philadel-
phia; W j Caven, Marshali Geo.
Swinge, Ohio; l. II Cohn, New York Jos
Balch, Boston; II NJ Spalding, Dchion.
5 Davis, Chicago; /. w Mckee, New
York; r NJ Robertson, Maryland; r G
Hunt, Ranger; j + Murray, Denver; Or
VIM Riley aud wife, New Orleans + T.
Wilson, Comanchc.
Metropolitan hotel. II wilson,
Matlmom, M Yracio Aoyado, Juan
Bomitos, Clendo Leal, San Antonio; San
Bodo yentoro, Cameron county; g II
Bohcnney, Ranger; DIR j q Harvey, llar-
wood, Mo- s X Williamson, Baltimore;
II Tally, Mo; c Picked, Piltsburg, Pai II
V st Clair Omaha, Neb NJ Frankol, Mrs
4 X Drury, Galveston; J ID Mocamot,
Akord; W & Mooring, Harold; J T
Thompson, Lincoln, Ncb; 5 JSulyian,
Dubuqe, Iowa., J n Gibson, Mcklnney'
X Dodge, Wichita Falls; A y Hester,
Chico J r Fleming, Clarksylllei w J
Coffee, New Orleans; i Il Dodd, w w
FamswOrth. Cincinnati; Human I.obbcrt-
son, n Y. II Is Pollard. county G o G
Booker, 81 Louis; w NJ Burke, San An
fonio
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-08

Sad Death.
Yesterday evening at 6;i5 O'Clock after
an Illness Of three weeks with typhoid
pneumonia, Miss Ada Allison, daughter
Of Rev. A. A. Allison, OF the Fourth
Street Methodist church, died The de-
ceased has been dangerously III for sew
eral days, and her death, although some
what expected by her relatives, has
caused deep feeling of regret among
her many friends and acquaintances In
this city Miss Allison was one Of the
most accomplished Young ladies OF our
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-08
Released.

Released.
Joe Gonzales, the Mexican who was ar
rested in this city Saturday night on
charge of horse stealing in Brown county,
has been released, as there was nothing
against the man, and his arrest was al a
blunder of the constable who came AFTER
him. When Carter, the Bell county
officer, reached Temple with Gonzales ne
was confronted by the man who, iost lne
horse, and was told that Got.z'e' was
not the thief and did not bear the slght.
est resemblance to him The prlsonei
was released at once and returned TO ihi'
city yesterday evening.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-08
RenI Estnte Trnnsfers.

The following transfers of real estate
were filed for record in the county clerk
Office September I, 1885:
John Sayles and wife to W. w, j. II.
and =. b. Jones, 40 acres OF the James
Mcdonald survey, for 500.
Joscphus Bolin and wife to s. C.
Frciley, interest in 100 acres of the Nor
man Underwood Gt0-acrc survey, for
$1,000
Chas. $. Hurd to Elizabeth Hurd OF
Cleveland, o., Henry Lane survey, OF
about 1000 acres, for $4,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-08

take Holmes threatens TO have wilder.
man arrested for false imprisonment. ma
mus inc goat fight goes on. Holmes has
sWlndling case against him ahout Tho
goats that is stlll on the docket and n
VIII probably be tried at the coming term
of the district court. '7 '''"i
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-08
"non,t Worry Me

With your complaints about your teeth, ="
said an annoyed father to his sweet six-
teener." 81 told you to buy the 5000
DON'T and use It, but you didn't and
YOU deserve to suffer" And so she dld,
and all other sweet-sixteeners who act
like her.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-08

Feyers. Leading physicians recon-
mend and prescribe Duny's Pure Malt
WHISKY. Recommended by physicians
Sold by druggists aud groccrs,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-08

The only cigarettes which do not SUCK
TO the lips are Opera Puhs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-08
WEAK AND UNDEveLOpED

portions organs ~ tho body enlarged and restored
proper size and NiEuf. Particulars Medical Teatmony
80. -ani sealed Tree. kltiH hkD, 90, Buffalo N, &