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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-21

BON Der Wirtfamfeit ~iiberseusen, fonberm aud
@mren preiS unb Darf bsrausforbern. Sd er.
Aaite tasli9 D~anfi@relben nns HadfolsenOes
finO eintse gussiise aus oenieIben:
Rad Sotdeiger Gnpeabung babe id ben Sc.
braud einseitelt uno bin ~erffaunt unb erfreut
iber ben GrfoIg.~
.gs erfiiat ales, mas Sic berfpreden. Sd
bin ent5idt bariiber."
uWeine E%rpartunsen iinb iibertroffen tporSen
sa8ie 3auber bot es seuirft unb inebr seGei.
fet, als i'd e~rtpartet babe"
sd babe es nit sutem ErfoIse ansepanSt."
yDie @eiie, in pelder es bepirfte, mas id
ipinidte, bat mid iberral6t."
.&eidltd fino meine Sofnunsen erfiiat NOR.
ben unb i'd bin bodlid barber .~erfreut."
poiitib sarantirt, hab bas MitteI barmlos 1T
uno feline idabIiden Subftansen entbdlt.
Rad Gmptans bes preiies bon 81 bmrd
bic @off in ii6erer @srpadung p~erfanet. Ser,
feeelte gireuIare 4 @ents Sci Drussiiten su
baben. Abre1e:
Madame Fontaine, 10 E 14th st., New york.
Is,b.tuwli
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-21
0amprrhpipem SoeilmitteI.


SdmorrbOibem bnben 9em0bnlid borber.
eebenbe Sdmersen i'm @iden, 2enben nnb Dem
unterleibe, 10 bab Der @atient slaubt feline Site
rem, oosr Die nadien Orsans Ieien in einem
frantbaft IL 3nitanoe. 3eitpeife finS 8eide,'
bon llnOeroaulidfeit s%esenpartis, als sla.
buns, rnbebaslidteit oes Maseas &C. Cine
5eudtisteit mie sdpeib, elm unansenebmss
piro, 1T elm geuObnIi@er 8esleiter. 8linoe,
blutise uno iudenbe Samorrboiben perbe,
ou,d einmalisen @ebrau9 bon Sr. 8ofanto'a
Samorrboiben Seilmittel, meldes brett anf biz
trantbaften @teaen e%inipirtt, bic sumor ab'
iorbirt. bas beftisc Suden befeitist uno eint
bauernbs Seiluns berborbrinst, abseifelt
Yreis so eents. abrelire: sbs Dr. 8oianft
Mebicine 60, Yiqua, Ohio.
Serfauft BET s. aalteher & Son.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-21
Slit &eiienDe.

. Die Suti&en Der 9cutbweffern Stas,
So. ~perlaiien @an MntOnic tdslid lun
1880 nhr MOrseus unb fubren mad Sisb.
lamb Dome, 2ecn @prinse, BSrne
Comfort, Centre Yoint, 8errpiIe uni
Triebridsburs. Dieie gOu,pasnie bal
iest neue pieripdnni8e Concord : &utider
unb befSrbert Ser. Staaten Boif uni
@rpreB.
Office: Central 9Otel, Main Bfa3a.
SOfeph &imssfeA, Nunaser
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-21
ssm ben xeibenbeioraer serIiebt.

Gin gei6enbeforger 1T 10 gut tpie
irgenb elm anoerer Mani1 urlb cine Grau
bat bafelbe &edt fi@ in i'm gu berlieben
als tn Semanb anberes. SIS NOR aber
ld9erli9 fpie Die alte Dame in MarDs
Lamb ii9 70 in einemt r2ei9ensS Director"
berliebte. baB fie iebem BegrdbniB bel,
tpobnte, ueldes er beforgte. Sbr 6ps.
peptii6er 3uitanb bate fie in bieIen
triibiinnigen Gemitbs3uitano periebt,
tpel9es biefes peruria6te. 6err M. ..
8alte Sadion. MiK. fagt: uBrowm's
Sron 8itters bat mid boaig BON Dpss
pepiie unb beftiger l1noeroauli6teit fu=
rirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-21
6. s.. Muner. MboIefoIe- unp

y. .. Wsiter, Wbolefale- nro
Netallbdnbler in Sarbeu, Oelen, Nns
ltreltermaterialien, Commerce traBe,
San NntoniO, empiieblt lein groBes
Eager in oieien Irtifeln gu Stem Yorf
preiien unb ma1t gan5 beionbers auf
ben getudblten 8prratb BON 8ilber1 !:
@bromos, &upfsr> unb stablti9en,
Oelgemdlben unb phantaie 8ilOern
aaer Wrt, ferner auf bic sei6madboae
Muspabl bon B%iloerrabmen Der auerz
m~ooerniten Gorm unb arf Sic Nlles
umfaRenben 3ei6nenmaterialen auf<
merriam. WQe Muftrdge fir irgerb cine
Der Obigen 8ran6en merbeu prompt
ausgefibrt; Bilber DON ieber @r6Be ein<
gerabmt unb ole Mrbeiten m6gli9t
i6nel unb gut beforgt, Die in bas Sad
SGlaaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-21
0eraSe 70 ant.

@iele sepiHenIoie 8erfdnfer n,0sen gu6. ia.
gen fe baben Seilmittel fur Snifen unb @rfdI.
tunser, bic serabe TO gut firb ais Der alte
snberlafise 0r. Bofanto Safen-, unb 2ungen.
Ssrup. unb iuenn ibr nidt Daranf befebt bic.
fes Ssifmittst ia erbalten, perbet lit 5ebr an.
gefabrt iperSen.q Yreis so Gents unb $l.o0.
9ertanft Bet s. RdIteyers& Con-.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-21

- 9dufe an rbeumati5den G9mers
sen I'M &ider, in Der 51uIter unb BEN
Mrtaen Ieibenb, gebrau6te i9 ct. Sa=
eobs OeI, tpeIdes mid in furaer 3eit
.bolitdnbig ipieberberfeqte.-Mleranb
6aps, Nro. 904 Granflin 56traBe,
a%ouisOile, SIP. Glinfais Gents bic Jla'
fhe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-21
Ger nGhfe GpnoreR.

Yer fQdffe gDngreB. BON Der
3uiammeniebung bes nd6ften &eprd=
ientantenbaufes peiB man itur 70 biel,
baB Die bemofratif6e Maioritdt in
bemfelben on 80 Stimmen betragen
uirb. Serner peiB man, bab bon ben
325 Mitgliebern bes 48. @ongreRes 1877
i'm 40. iibea merben. Bon biefen 1877
limb l08 Semofraten unb 70 &epub>
llfduer. Die Steluns biefer 1877 Mbgez
orbneten in Der Ginunss linb Carthage
1T befannt; nidt aber. bic Der rleuer
1873 @bgeorbneten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-21
Gitte 9arte.

an aae, telde an Golsen bon Susenbiin.
ben, nerb6ier Sdpa@e, fribem gerfal, 8erIuf
Der ManneSfraft &C. Ieiben, fenbe id fofen.'
re &eeept, bas he turirt. 9ieies srobe SeiI.
mittel tuurbe bon eine,n Miiiiondr in Sub.
Gmerita entbedt Sdidt abreffirtes goubert
an @eS. Sofepb 8. Snman, Station s., Stein
BORT Gith. 21,7 ,tup1i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-21
Wom Der gbicaaoer tiMehifbem

@on Der gbtcaguer tfGe1ifdem
gTeurionsgeieQf9aft, tpel6er an gbren
bel ibrer Mnfuaft in prag bon ben 6ors
ttgen St1e9en fofort cine groBe beuti6s
tetnolt1e Semonftrntiou peranftaltet
tpurbe, baben lift fDeniger ais z bas
latge @eoddtnib Der prager 8eb6rben
gu betlage1. Wdbreao Giner bon if
nen als fi9tiger Sieb feffgencn1meu
tDurDe, gerletben. lttbt tpeniger als 6
Mnoere, peld9s 99nloen balber burGs
gebrannt tuaret1y-ibren bo9erfreuten
@ldubigerl1 in bic 9dnoe, auf beren
Sringert ne gepfdnoets wuroen. Man
tann es ben Dentl1en 3eitungen in
Setterrei4 1td9t p~eroentea, tperr fe Oh
0es Yefs 1leter beriprltratip beutf4=
fetnDllber tide9if9etl Neiiegeie1i6aft
cine setpthe @e~ui1gtblurig empinben.
Die Wiener s9tene 81. pr." maat fi6
In f0lgenber Wetie 1ulig: Die Begei=
fterltng, NIT mel6er in prag oietfme9iz
f9en @dfe aug Inletita als treue
S6bne Der Nation 9efeiert tper6en, III
bur6 einen unangenebmeit 3tpii9enfal
geft6rt tporben. giner Der ameritani>
fden Geffgdffe, NaInetts Grar3 Maiz
n1anllt Der mad BetiibuHg elmer groBen
Sefrauoation Dor IL Sabrer mad Mrnes
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-21
Cine aarte.
Office bes 81. 2eonarb 1oteI,
Main Ylasa.

eiVlC UeS vi. Gtuuulu QuteiI
Main pla5a.
San Mutonio, Seras, 1884.
&eoafteur Der uGreien Breife": 9a
i'd beabli6tige, bas st. 9eonarb Sos
tel" benz groBen publitum popular gu
MAIDEN, tup linn Der Comfort zines /.
Rlafe 9otel getpdbrt meroert fam,
babe i1 meme &atet1 auf $3.50 unb 50
per Sag rebu5irt. Sd perbe baber
erfreut fein, Sic unb Jreunbe gu ieben
unb linen ale Mufmertfamfeiten gu
%ertpeilen. Dr. 8. u. Srerler, friiber
bpm Central 9otel, bat fi9 mir afo,
ciirt tnb giebt unferen beutI9et Gunben
in ibrer Mutteripra6e iebtpebe Nus
funft.
Cars unb poitfutf6e,1 fa9ren an ber
$bir borbei. Sbr ergebener
pbimas g. 2%ounsberrp,
26, 9t4mp3M g~igeutbiimer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-21

Sas englii6e parlament bat 6as
tleue Budget, uel6es itatt beg 3uz
f6lages auf Die Bier u1o granntpeluz
iteuer-mas Slab tones Sal CUR Solge
bate I-eine G%rbobung Der i6uebenben
S6ulb UNI 20 Mi0ion Dollars emz
pfabl, angenommet.
Sic perunglidte @uban Expedition
forbert, Dbglei6 fie eigentli6 f6on
Idngft aufgegeben mor6en 1T, nod imz
mer ibre Opfer. Inter ben nod in
Suafim als 8eiabung befin6li9en eng>
Iii6en Sruppen piitbet Der SobesengeI
in gerabesu entiebli6er Weiie. Die
9ibe 1T baielb1t fir @uropder ur1erz
trdgli9, benin Ser Sbermometeritarb
betrdgt f6on felt ldngerer s3eit ITO
@rab int S6atten. 9as 1T ~aIerbings
cine erfreuli6s Semperaturl Die Nads
ridt bonn Sobe bes Mabbi bat atpar
nod feline befinitioe 8eitdtigung gefunz
BEN, erbalt ii9 aber trobbem bartnddig.
Mu9 9eutf6lanb fat tpieber = INN
nit Der st : &aiierin @ugenie gu reben
: feinen fleinelr &rieg. Sreili1 nun
in bei6eibenem M}aBitabe nod Dirt Der
&amerun Expedition.
Die beutf@e Expedition nod Dem
2anb 8itu traf Sruppen bes Sultans
bon Zanzibar auf beuti6em @ebiet,
So b%ielelben Die 6eutf6e Expedition
auf5ubalten iu6ten, fam es gum Sc
fe6t. 8eger 80 S1ii1e fielen. 9ie
2eute bes Sultans 5ogen it9 RAID
surid. Sic beuti9e oft : afrifanii9e
@efeqf9aft mill einen politif9en Nger=
ten auf bic 9atler nod 3an3ibar entz
ienben. 9erfelbe fol- lire 9anbels=
interefen bort bertreten.
Sic einsebenberen M%lseinanber=
iebungen stpif9en 9eutf9larb unb
3anaibar fteben iibrigens III Girse be-
bor, ba bas Yan5ersef6paber, tpel6es
bor ldnger 3eit nod 3anaibar abb
bampfte, Die oft afrifanii1e &ifte nun
balb errei9t baben muB.
Sn Dresden far1ett am II. Smli Bic
6entf6>amerifanif9en Breisriegen gum
groBen Surnfeie an. Sic tpurben bonn
Yolfe enfbufiaitii@ empfangen. Mu
Der SpiBe bes 3uges tDurbe cine anlez
rifanif9e Glagge getragen.
9ie Granddaughter &egenti6aftsz
frage lit einfmeilen babin erlebigt, baB
prin5 Qeinri6 &euB VII, Der cine
Mi9te Der &aiierin aur Srau bat, cine
@eimarif6e prinaeifin, unb iebt beutz
f6er 8otf6after in Wien 1T, gum &ez
genten ernannt porben 1T. @Iei93eitig
fommt bic Nadri6t aus Deutf9lan6,
bab bic &egierung einen @eiebesents
ipurf aasarbeite unb i'm bemnd9if
benz 8unbesratbe boraulegen gebenfe,
bur6 ben elm unb fir aae Mal frembe
Prdtenbenten bon Der grbfnlge auf
6euti6enJ Giirifentbronen ausgef9loGen
finb. Gin berartiges @efeb biirfte bon
GROCER 8ebeutung feit fit ben Soil bes
Nblebens Grnif III. BON Sa1ien : @o=
burg : @otba. Ser prina bor gbin=
burgb miirbe iiber elm fol9es 8efeb
melt meniger erfreut ieir.
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Ser iiinnfte 8rnfei{nr in IInaar,

= Der Jungle YrOfen0r IN UngarH
biirfte getpiB Der in &aab sebtrtise
grnif Muranpi iein, ipel6er an II.
September 5. 5. feinet fe93ebnten Sc
burtstag feiern miro. MuranDi bot iid
.iofort, nadbem er bic Maturitdts> Brit
flung abgelest bate, our Stenosrapbies
profeHor=p rifuns gemelbet, ipel6e er
am 20 E. 30. init grfole beItanb, 10
baB Der finf3ebnidbriae Siingling be-
reits biplomirter prOfefor lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-21

granes oati% sbsr Garts6aar hrrH cine ctnsise
Gpylepttnp biejes~ 6irbeWifteIs In sgfin3eusss
e9M2y repWbelk SGg lpEtt oufbet sttHSs die
4 nnidrIhRe &6drbe rerlstb<nb.A Sci Apethefert ~
ianbt. sofnee: A. @surraB st.. Gtefp Verf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-21

piumberSu. @assGitters,
ss5 81 sSouHmi1rdse, Gan antonio. Babe.
manner, Stursbdoer, @ajlerelofsts, Marmor.
platten, @ummil@Idudes 8lei- uib giienr6b.
ren, 8ierapparate unb Gasfrtares auer art.
Mue Mnftrdse ipfrbsn prompt ausgefabrt.
90 g.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-21

SeFetterss Magenbitteres 1T ale
EN- gigenmittel sesen Ber6duunsskioen otne
@Ieiden. Benn bic MitteI Der @barmdfop6
srf90pft tuorben fiub, obue uebr oils bo6ftens
xinbernng Der wefdnerbe berfdafft 3u baben.
beiuirtt cine aur nit biefem sutrdsliden Maeen.
i1ittel cine boIlige rnO 6aueritbe SeiIung. Bel
allen DbSpepiisfran.en LIT bic Qeber fnebr ooer
tueniser Seif6rt, uno auf bieie fpidttae Drife
pirft baS 8ittere nit iteter 8effimmtbeit, inbem
e febes Abfonoerungs. unb StofwedfeIungs,
0r9aH, bon ipel1em bic f0rperlife un6 seiifige
WefnnObeit abbdnst, resulirt unb frdftist.
gu haben Bel allen Npotbefern nnb
4dnblern a~berbaupt.
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DR.. A. F0ntane's Preparation

sntpideIt binnel so Saaen
cine 9errlide Gorm. bic bon
0auer TT nab beren anfdnse
fdon mad ben erjten 1OSasen
pabrsunebmen finb. $50 cine
boafdnbiee 8affe fdon bor.
|tanoen II, mirb bieielbe in Der
Gorm b~erboafommnet. Sin
MarfnA hss.A e.. ~
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Glmenbprf II. &c.,
Main Sla3a, Gan aat0nio,
SdnbIer in
Eisem- w aaren
unb
Aferban @~erdtbfhaften.

Dem Yublifuu, hermit CUR aenntni6.
natu1e, fab mir ueben unieren utteu
@eiddft an benz Waia Yla3a
Elm mei99efddft
aaf benz Glamopta3a, sesenlber benz
Menserbptel etablirt boben, Ii wetdsm
mir ebenfaus cine sroBe auswabl pom
gifenwaarea alFsr M
Ndsrbau8erdthfdaften IL, ID ben biIioifen
vrellen fets an 1ano babeu. 5;14;tup
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GERMANl[I,l[.Aliss.
1H A1gnaai3 sA5fa9sJ 1sn4sf
3ebenS> 9erf9ernnes>
Geieuf8aft
sHHa
tn E ~ @orf.

a0sntar tn San Gntpnio ttablirt felt 1866.
~ aufse3ablse Sterbefdae bio Gnbe 1881 nj
ttntr Sunitse soa
81O4,111.2B.
volietn fur aeeltmattFrte Derfoata fab fret ssn
ftsIt&er 0etittsbtrf9rdnfans unb seeatttn nuae-
t0rttn Mufentbalt In irssnb ptlAem SteiIe So
Sabsns nnb ~ iebu Sabresset.
=. @riefeube6.
4ssat fur Dtaisras sab y. syiss.
0trner Meeat Der
Nostt German 2lcyb Damyferliaie,
0ktte @tar
State Qine 3
Snman
Beforst Biaette fur 6tn. xnA 8afsetfr neA
&ufppa tutl. Giftrtahnfaten . ftenfaHe far Euts
sraAttu bon irsenb tiufua xhetIe Gx1ppas setYsti
mad San antsnts su ttm bt1isRen pTtifs.
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EmpfehlensWerth list das all
gemein bekannte und beliebte
FIaschenbier der Belohradsky'-
schen Brauerei faer Hausbedarf.
Bestellungen bite man direkt an
die Brauerei zu sender. 8.12t1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-26
TIE BEST OF TIE SEASON.


fiot springs Fails IN Love with Pretty
Little Bella Moore.
"Shc's Just darling!"
''Thc sweetest rosebud OF u mouth"
''rhc softcst, biggest, browncst cycs,''
''She plays splcndidlyi"
"Just like wild young thing!'
"Snch true hearth
"Neycr enjoyed n play morc!'
Such are a fewoi the expressions given
nttcrance to by the more than pleased
audience who assembled TO see Bella
Moore play the Mountain Pink last night
Her conception Of the play Is perfect
her makeup Il marvel, her facial
expression varied, charming aud captiya-
ting, her movements graceful and her
voice lovely. She has improved very
much since last season and her songs arc
quite attractive. She won the hearts Of
the audience from the rise Of the curtain
and received the most yocifcrous and
dcofcning applause. Twice she was en-
corcd, beside receiving u beautiful floral
tribute. Her support was good through.
out Scip, an did Southern plantation
negro, by Mr.. M. j. Kennedy, could not
have been truer 20 life In every detail had
a genuine son Of Ham taken the part. 1t
was as good an representation OF a FeaI
good old Southern negro as will ever bc
produced
Jack Weeks and his wife, Samantha
were typical monntainccrs, such az unl
now he seen IN the moonslllners' fastness
es of Georgia, and are true 10 life, even Il
| the proyinciallsms Of speech. MIR. Geo
| llanna and Miss Ruth Hawkins sustaine,
| the two roles Ellcrslio Gilpln made q
favorable impression by his good playing
| in the role of Harold Wllmot, q typica
/ New York gentleman. Louis Engan''
conception oil Col. TraitOn, Southern
gentleman could not bc improved
upon Miss Kate Walsh, who has not beer
on the stage yet a year, as Belle Tri
ton, sustained herself woll, and by he
beauty made many admirers. Il, NJ
i Hardy, as Felix harmony, the outlaw ans
murderer and captain OF the mOOushiners
sustained the part vigorously w. Baker
as Jerry Richards, rough and ready
reached the requirements OF The part an'
won the detestatlon OF the audience
Noudos, tiger lily, by Miss Consianc
Stanley, was well rendered aud showei
how craft, hautcur and cunning may over
step itself Altogether splendid PLAY
Tonight "Pygmallon aud Galatea'f
Hot Springs Daily News, oct. ~, $50.
"a Mountain PINK at the opcra-hous
tonight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-26

not accepted yet; there were some things
TO be considered and judging from the
arrest OF the five officials on a charge of
swlndiing there were some grounds for
suspicion. II anything was wrong no did
not propose to be mixed up IN IL. Judge
Plemmons and others at Henrietta. among
them several directors of the
First National bank of Henrietta, had
sails II was a good selection and wanted
him to act. lie had alsoconsulted friends
and lawyers here but could not determine
his action until he reached home to-day
Mr.. Davidson asks to be set right In re-.
gard to the statement that the banks would
pay dollar for dollar. As soon as the doors
closed his opinion was they would nos
pay over 90 cts The trouble was the
banks were run on very small capital.
only $4,000, and on this Israel & co.
had branched out, made unfortunate
loans, held bad paper, and had, year or
more ago, discounted notes which
proved worthless by failure of the maker.
He places the loss to depositors at S75,-
600.
Mr.. Davidson Is a good business man,
Il merchant ut Henrietta, and a clever
gentleman. He regrets exceedingly the
failures, and says II will hurt the three
cities. When told of the Dallas Herald
special ne said there was no ground fo,
It.. He says the assignment will hold
having been made before the attach
mputS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-26
ON to Brownwood.

TIM GAzErTE is advised that Capt. Il.
Il. Paddock has rendered his resignation
as teller of the First National bank, TO
take effect at an early day, and that he
viii devote his time and energies to Sc
cure the construction OF the Fort Worth
4 Rio Grande railway. II Capt, Pad.
dock can supplement his services for Fort
Worth in the past by the building of this
road he will do good work for the city
and the Southwest, and still further mcri,
the gratitude of this people Not many
men in Fort Worth have worked for the
city, in season and out of season, rs the
captain has, and THE GAZETTE trusts thai
this last effort may bring reward to him
as well as benefit to Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-26
our Darling Heads the why
parIa Balance wheel
''-cciug Tint death, q nucessnty end,
I'm come when II VIII come.

seeing Tint death, necessary end,
WIN come when II win COME,
shakespeare.
AN along the pathway OF life are tombstone,
hy the side of which We have promised TO strive
Tor hcaven %. l., Moody
Died IA rarlv, reN,, October ls 1885,, OF
tYpho mnlnrial fever nuh congcation, Bottle
uWega, daughter uf ION NJ. and Bcttia "
flowers AGED eight yehrs Two months and
twenty unc days,
1t WAS At tinc when October gathers
her leaves and flowers that that mystcli
aus agency called "dcathn entered our
happy home aud ruthlessly tore from the
parent stem the lovcliest flower that
grew thereon At the sight of such an
alllctlnn the elements walred the hcaN-
ems ROBBED themselves In their somber at
tire and wept bitter tears that one SO
gentle, SO pure, good and thoughtful,
should be so early snatchcd from those
who loytd her as they did their llyrs,
while the Winds sang Il sad re-
quinn 10 dying Innocence and purity
oh God, our common Father we charge
Thee with nothing, but why this sad af-
tictonf To our home she was the sun
shine that intersperscd the April showers
the flower that lent fragrance to the fam
! lily circle and the link that bound II TO,
gethcr, but the chain Is broken aud sad
Z ness and gloom now reign where once
aught but happiness ruled supreme God
help us 20 bear the cruel stroke. Oma,
my precious jewel, goodby darling, until
/ the new life.
In this connection we take occasion 10
return our heartfelt and humble THINKS
! to the many friends who were so attcn-
f, tive ana so seli.sncridcing In their watch
hgs around the bedside Of our darling
and who did everything in their power
for her comfort and our consolation, for
which God bless them. our darling leads
the way; we will follow on.
ranolo Waterman, Marshall Herald and
Messenger, Fort Worth GALErrE and
Madisonyllc (Ky,) Times please copy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-26
.'TIIE PROFESSOR"
The Reception to MIR. narrows and Miss
Kitty Cheathani.


The Reception to MIR. nnrrows and Mss
Kitty Cheatham.
The dramatic season in Atlanta was not
really opened until last night, ard never
has il begun under more auspicious cir
cumstauces.
A refined and cultivated audience as
semblcd in DcGiye's opera-bouse 20 wit
ness the opening performance oil Glilctts
charming comedy "The Professor" and
while it is hardly probable that more
elegant audience win be attracted to the
opera-housc this season, it Is certain that
it cannot be more appreciatlyc Than was
that of last evening. The play
is a well known one, and
for humorous situations, mingled as
they are with pathetic details and touch
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-26
A walking skeleton.

Mr. 4, Springer Of fredericksburg, Pa,
writes ~ was afflicted with lung fever
and abcess on lungs, and reduced TO a
,ralking SkeirioR. Got free trial bottle
of Dr. Kings New Discovery Tor Con-
sumption, which did me 80 much good
that | bought dollar bottle. Aiterusing
three bottles, found myself once more a
man, completely restored to health, with
a hearty appetite and a gain In flesh OF
forty-eight pounds.n Cali at II W VIII.
llams & Co.'s drug store and get Il free
trial bottle Of this certain cure for lung
diseases. Large bottles s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-26
TAYLOR 4 BARR.

James L, Algce, city editor of the Ava
lunohc, accomplished Sunday Himself
the son of gallant Confederate, who was
killed In the service, educator of himself,
trst-rate practical printer and expert
cnccd journalist, trained IN Tennessee
and Texas Journalism, Mr. Algec has al
lied himself with the oldest and best
stock In Tennessee In Miss McEwon and
won him companion who will make him
quudruple what he would have been with
out her and that IS saying great deal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-26
rhe nig pres.ea nee: conirnci

THE GAZETTE understands that Mr..
Dahlman asks the city of Fort Worth to
raise S25,000 to aid him in his enterprise,
which no doubt will be promptly fur.
nished. lie has sccureda contract which
opens up a new market for dressed beef.
Six hundred tons every two weeks Is to
be delivered at Galveston, and thence be
carried TO England on vessels fitted
specially for this trade. This business
will cause the distribution of from
$40, 900 to $50 900 every week in Fort
Worth, and being distributed here ouI
people will necessarily derive great ben.
eft from it. Mr.. Dahlrnan is a close,
conservative and far-seeing business
man, and any venture of his is not likely
to prove failure. Encouragement
should be accorded all that promise,
such large returns to Fort Worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-26
GoOD-BYE, ALICE.


An Old Fort Worth Journalist Takes Unto
Himself Bride.
The following editorial extract from the
Memphis Avalanche viii be read with in
terest IN Fort Worth, where one OF the
principals IL well known us an excellent
journalist and clever gentleman. Mr.. J.
Il. Algoc was connected for q long time
with IiE GAZETTE and his old comrndes
send greeting and congratulations
''Wc are sorry 10 inform the young la
dies OF West Tennessee that orr stock OF
city editors is now exhausted. II Is not
every newspaper that can boast city
editor who can quietly conduct delicate
negotiations for months, leave late sat
nrday night on two days leave, come
back Tuesday evening, 20 10 work and
surprise editor and STAFF al
late hour with the ordinary mar
rlage notice s mau who can do that
means business In fact, he has trans
acted business He has nade his fortune
aud set himself up ia lie. This Mr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-26

The Fort worth Board Of Underwriters,
composed Of the undersigned agencies,
ut meeting held october II, 1855, unao-
imously resolved that al policies Of
insurance issued on OF after November L,
1855, should be for cash only.
LTrrElouN & MnrtN,
swAr-NE BRos g CRASH
IaNg cgrn,
Fospcg < FuRNtN.