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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-01-27
DISTRICT COURT.
The Routine Business OF TINS Court
To-Day

In the case of Duncan Urquart, tried
failed to agree and were discharged.
Louis Letchuga was next placed on
trial for horse theft. He was convicted,
and the jury told him they thought five
years Imprisonment would give him
time enough to repent of the evil he had
done.
Captain j. G. Balance, United States
Army, Judge Advocate of this Military
Department, made application to Judge
NOonan for admission to the bar and for
a license to practice law in the civil
courts. Messrs. II. p. Drought, Judge
Keller and II. +. Barnard were APP
pointed as a committee on examination,
and they reported favorably for the can
didate, and he was awarded his license
and enrolled as an attorney of record.
This morning the case of Harry Thorn
ton, charged with falsely swearing in
the case OF ranger named Denman
tried in the Recorders Court some
weeks ago for being drunk and disorder
ly, occupied the time of the court. Ii is
yet on trial as the LIGHT goes to press.
The application for habeas corpus in
the case Of Joseph ;. Graft, was pre-
sented by his attorney and refused by
Judge NOonan, who delivered the pTis-
Oner and the reQUsitinn papers in his
case TO the sheriff The Court also de-
livered the vPnires of the grand and
petit jurors for the March term of
court, drawn BY the Jury Commission
ers yesterday. to the Clerk or his de-
putty, who took the oath, which is Gus
tOmary.
There are no new cases billed with
the Clerk since Yesterdays report. To-
morrow and Friday the sittingS Of the
docket are as follows:
Thursday. January 2S-No. 1873, State
VS.. Lille Gibson 1921 State VS.. Carrie
Brown 4 90, 4lG3. llGI, State VS.. Eliza
beth Gordon 4lG5. 4lGf. 4lG7, 4lGS, 4lG0,
State VS.. SalIie Brewer: III, NIB, 4l7l.
State vs.. Carrie Anderson.
Friday, January 29--ll%l. 1882, 4lS3.
4lS4, State VS.. Blanche DeerwuOd: 4lS7,
4lSS, 4lS9, State vs.. Claude DuNM llgI
1892, 1913, 4l9l State VS.. Lou I.amoui.
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On tho Queens Address.

LONDON. January 2G.--'rhe standard
says: 1t is stated that several Wing
leaders contemplate All amendment to
the address assuring the queen of their
support of all the measures which she
deems necessary to maintain the peace
of Ireland and to preserve the Union.
1t is reported that the Parnelltes have
decided to debate Mr.. O'Brien's amend
ment puring the week, and also to sup
port Calling's amendment to the aG-
dress on the subject ofallotments. This
will likely result in defeat Of the Gov
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TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.

Comprises full lines of all and most desirable styles of Neck
and Sleeve Rung and Millinery Ruches, Cashs Flngs Magic
Rulings Pque and Embroidery Trimmings Everlasting Irish
Swiss Trimmings Ladies' plain embroidered fancy and mourning
Linen Collars Cuffs and Sets Constantly adding styles
above goods The Magic Trimmings.
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WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.

Jacones Swiss Mills, Cambc Victoria Lawns Nansooks India
Linens Tucked Musns NansOOk Checks and Stripes Hair Cord
Check and Stripes Cambria Checks aud Stripes A S4
line mperace O. French NansOOk White and CoOred Tarlatans
que Cord and Figured Curtain appets Mosquito Nets White
and COlored Mus for millinery White Black and Slate Innings.
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EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT

Hamburg Edgngs and Insertions Cambria, Nainsook
Swiss do in Swiss LOOM do in COOs; Avers and FOcngs
Cambria, do in NainsOOk, do in Swiss
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FEATHER DEPARTMENT..

Ostrich PumeS and Tips, black and coOred Nuure Tips Fancy
Feathers and Wings In this department keep grade
of Ostrich and Fancy Feahe the expensive
to the cheapest.
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HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT

49, IS and 81 Linen, corded and hmmed do, hemtched do,
ton hemmed do nen printed bOdercd: do mourning bOrerc
do, cotton printed bOrdered.
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FLOWER DEPARTMENT.

French Flowers American Flowers Roses Buds Volets Blossoms,
Daisies Panes Lilies We keep stock of Flowers
nature in beauty and variety. Fine, medium and cheap
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HAT DEPARTMENT.

Intrmmcd Hats and Bonne Largest stock in
med States. All the latest shapes they appear Black and Col
Ocd Canton Sws Ladies and Misses Black and COoTed Union
Mas for Ladies and Misses Black and COOred Mans for Ladies
and Misses Black and COoed Rough Sws for Ladies and Misses
Black and COOed Wool Felts Ladies Misses
Coocd Fur Fe for Ladies and Misses Nevets for Ladies and
Misses Novelties Hats and BOnnes Straw and Felt Trimmed
Sailors for Misses and Children cheap medium and fine qualities
Straw Felt and Velvet Trimmed School Hats for Misses and Children
cheap medmg and fine qualities Trimmed Pattern Hats and Bon
u speciality.
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The most popular cigarettes are the
Opera Puffs at popular prices. i-7-ly
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VELVET DEPARTMENT.

Black Silk Nevet COOred Silk Nelve Black Cotton Vevets Col
orcd Cotton Neye Nelves in conceivable Fine
cheap and medium qualities Agents for the brand F. Mill
merry Velvet.
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FLANNBLS, BLANKETS LINENS COTTON GOODS, TOWELlNGS

Domestic Prints Gngbams Apaca COmfOers, Canton Hannels
and Hosiery Among the other things which
purchased by his agents the magnificent
Goods of all kinds dry goods
Especial attention purchasing Silks of all
patterns styles grades they fresh from
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LINEN DEPARTMENT.

"A Shifting Linen ght and heavy French Clear Lawn Napkins
Doyes and Cloth Towels and TOweng in brown beached IIu
and Damask Table Damasks brown OOm cleared beaced
Turkey Red Linen and Cotton Diapers Dress Linen, white and
printed Linen and Cotton Crash.
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SILKS AND SATINS.

In Black and COored Plain and Br0cadcd CaSsimcrcs black
coOrcd, TcOs DagOnas Scrge Camel Hair and Wool
NcvCts and NeIveeens in all cOo and brOcadcd
Pongecs Dress Pds in single and double widths Trimmings
to suit all Dress Goods.
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FURNITURE AND CARPETS.

His Furniture Department complete with Household Goods
will suit everybody in this line Among other
PaOr Suits MOhar Paor Walnut Bedroom Suits
WardrObes, Chairs Body Brussels and Ingram Rugs
ting Curtains, Window Shades
and satisfaction guaranteed Send for samples.
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CLOTHING BOOTS HOES,H HATS

His stock of Clothing the largest brought Texas and en-.
braces in the latest ate Prince Albert Getaway
Suits very large and complete stock of ladies' Misses
and Boys Shoes and Boots full line of Setson Stiff
Hats. Also full stock of Gents Furnishing Goods
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-01-27
LADIES' TIE DEPARTMENT.

Ties and Fichus in cream black and white in all sty
Novelties in Silk Ties. Novelties in Silk IIandkerchefs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19
TILE aAzETTE. FORT woRTH. TExAs. FRIDAY. MAR0H y.

he 100000 cash on the day OF the
sale and the balance either Ia
cash or In mortgage bonds
No bid will be taken for less than Sl0,-
100000 The total Indebtedness is about
Si6,000,000. The sale will include all
the lines from Knoxville, Brunswick, Bris-
tol and Meridian with branches and other
property, including certain stock in the
Knoxville & Ohio railroad and the Mem
phis & Charleston roads. The purchasers
will take the roads subject TO all prior
valid liens, which amount 20 about
ST,500,0OO. This takes the road out OF
the hands Of receiver as soon as the
sale is confirmed. II Is generally under
stood that the present bondholders who
recently proposed reorganization scheme
will be the purchasers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19
BELTON.
a Brilliant wedding Rejoicing OSer the
supreme Court Decision,

A brilliant wedding eioioing over the
supreme Court Decision.
Special to the Gazette
BELTox, TEX, March ls.-Mr, :. j.
Embree and Miss Annie Tyler were mar
ried yesterday and left on the Santa Fe
for New Orleans Mr.. Embree is a warm
hearted genial, brilliant young man. lie
Ia the book-keeper for the Bolton OH mill
and has many friends in Bolton. Miss
Tyler Is quite an accomplished and intel
igent young lady, has great many adj
mirers aud friends she is the daughter Of
Judge o. T. Tyler Of this place. The
presents were quite numerous and some
very costly. The good wish Of many
friends viii follow them through life.
Mr.. James Chancellor and Miss Fannie
Manley were married this evening Mr.
Chancellor isa wholesale and retail dealer
In candies and tropical fruits, and makes
many friends. Miss Manley is the
daughter Of the manager OF Bolton COM
press, and qpite popular
Work has been commenced on bridge
across Noan's creek in Bolton. This
Will be quite an improvement to Bolton.
The citizens are considerably reioiced
over the recent decision OF the supreme
courtin regard TO the subsidy given by
Bolton to the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fc
railroad. As matter of course every
body IN Bolton think Judge Harwood Is
gentleman aud lawyer OF ability.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19
GONE TO HIS REWARD.
pr James II, Mckee, an old 0itign of
rannin County, Dead.

Dr James II. Mckee, an Old Iitigen of
Fannin County, Dead.
Correspondence OF the Gazette
SAVOY, Tx, March lT.-To-day is u
day Of mourning throughout FannIn
county To-day one of the oldest settlers
in Fannin county, aud undoubtedly tho
oldest actually practclng physician In the
state OF Texas, will be hnried In the old
English cemetery az Bonham, Tex. DR.,
James K. Mckee was born December
L, lsl3 IN Wilson county, Tenn His
parents moved to the Western district OF
Tennessee about 1890, locating In Carroll
county, Tenn, where the deceased resid.
ed until 1890, then going to lick
man county, Ky, TO begin
the study Of medicine under
Or a Richmond, Ia 1882 DR. Mckee
began the practice OF medicine at some
poiut ID Mississippi, practicIng there
two years He then moved to Troy,
OhloQ county, Tenn, remainlng there
from S85 TO $50, then going to Mount
Pleasant, MISS. leaving Mount Pleasant
In ISL, ne came 10 Texas, settling al
Daily Springs, BoWla county, residing
there until January 1, 1916,
when he moved 50 Faunin
comfy, settling At Bonham, whore
ne was constant resident
and an actually practlcing physician for
forty years, With the exception OF an in
term Of four yearS--lS66, to lSTO---when
ne represented Fannm county in the
legislature Ia lS43 be attended the
Memphis Medical college, Memphis,
Tenn, aud graduated in ls4S with the
hishost honors. He leaves wife and
SIX children 10 mourn his loss, A kind
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19
Accidentally shot.

SpeoiAl 20 tho NR3ello,
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, March Fred
Lyons left here last Monday to 60 20
Colorado City to drive cattle for the
Pecos Land and Cattle company, lie got
of the train at Dryden aud ia handling
his saddle-bags his pistol dropped out,
exploded and the bali entered his ab-
domen little to the left side and passed
entirely through him He was taken care
oi and medical aid given him till the
down train passed, when he was put
aboard aud arrived in this city last night.
He was Immediately taken 70 the Santa
Rosa hospital and medical aid summoned.
tt Is thought the wound is very danger
Gus. He is brotaer OF Col. Lyons OF
plcasanton, and Is said TO be an excel
lent young man with hostsof 1rm friends,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19
AUSTIN.
The Principals for the Summer Normals
Appointed.

The Principals for the summer Normals
Appointed.
Special to the Gazette.
Arsrrv Try March "a -Comntroller
swain vii to.norro,y nov into the treas.
"n".n W. ~ " mon P'J NV '''' '''"'
uty ABOUT . ,o'ooo'
Inc scholastic census shows Hemp
stead has more colored than white
children.
Hon. b. NJ. Baker. superintendent of
nublic instruction. ms amounted the foi-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19

am now tweRty-one years Old. W.,
l was five years of age had inllanl s y,
OF the brain. Since that time w
have both turned outward, direcs M
opposite OF cross.eyes. They loos sls 4 Il
ward from each other at an ans'w u,
least 80 degrees. 1t dishguEeo ~ sir N
much, so that from pride hase a VI,
avoided society. 1t was apalnIu' Y, XXX n
tune to mother and myself, ior y No.
been told they could never p,ss
straight, But thank the Lord rs, M
tice, at Fort Worth, has made Vs. sss NJ
fectly straight and greatly imp1ro,sr IN
ever e,sp' wrong ono QUE Lam ann ever 50 ra'sas Y
DR.. Prentice. lie did the opeEssIsg pn
two minutes Miss Lucy Ley q +
Worth witnessed it. JESSE I'm NJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19
nasEots a. the Eort wortn eroeer Co :.
THE FRISCO.
It wan Not Come Nearer than Tulsa, 1T,

II wan Not Come Nearor than Tulsa, 1T,
Now.
Special TO the Gazette,
REn FoRK, CREEK NATION, /. T., March
ls.--Messrs. Scott & Sons, contractors on
the grade work on the ten-mile extension
of the st. Louis & San Francisco railroad
west of this place, are shipping all of
their teams across the Arkansas river to
Tulsa From there they go across the
country TO work on an. extension from
Coffeeyille, Kas In an interview to-day
with Mr.. G. w Moore, secretary for the
SCOTS, he said that no work would be
done in the way OF extending the railway
from this end for two or three months,
probably not until this fall.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19

FORT WORTH, TEA, Jan. y, ''l $50
those who may be suferins' Z W
been for two or three w., ", b.
catarrhal deafness: TO aae .eSati
Prentice now, for waiting WIZ u mr.:
later be the utter DISTRACTIONS o. y All y
tant sense as the hearing ~ SnIessns
cured, for can and do WIZ sxles ~
recommend DR.. Prentice hs'I3S s,slk
treated by him, | know whereof 4 D.
JAMES G. BAIRD, ,,s IL,
would take pleasu.s,o :
ing any queries relative 'ae's"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19

SANTIAGO, CnILi., March United
States Minister Roberts has arrived In
this city from an excursion into the
southern portion OF Chill His trip ex-
tended as far AS Angel aud occupied a
month and half lie has gathered suf-
icIent Information 20 make Chill better
known than hitherto TO the country he
represents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19

KNOXVILLE, TENN., May ls.--Judge
John Baxter Of tae United States circuit
court to-day ordered the sale of the East
Tennessee, Virginia s Georgia railroad
on application OF the Central Trust com
pany OF New York. The sale Is to occur
after six weeks advertising, and not later
than the 25,h Of May. The payment is "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19

husband. an indulgent father, geper-
Gus 10 fault in his dealings with
his Fellow man, good Christian,
a strict member and elder OF the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church, and q true type
OF an upright, honorable, chlvalric gen
tleman Of the old school, DR.. Mckee
will be remembered and mourned as long
ms the present generation OF fannn
county remain. He died at Savoy TEX,
March IL, 1886, OF cystitis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19

DENIsoN, Ten, March ls.--To Il. j.
Ray, Tralnmaster reward of $500 will
be paid for the arrest and conviction of
any person caught burning railway
bridges Please call the attention of your
local officers TO this offer, and request
them TO do what they can to bring guilty
parties to justice. j. G.. HARTIGAN,
Assistant Superintendent.
Approved ]. HRRRIN, Superintendent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19
Mr.. george Chapman,

Formerly fireman on the TeSsst f s
railroad, who resides at Bonham' "
has been very deaf for some years :, 's =.
terday he visited DR.. Prentice a. nys .
Pickwick, Fort Worth. DR., ffeas ",
worked at Mr., Chapman's case less l '.ss
ten minutes, when he could nsa, O ~
nary conversation with the ear laa' =. Z.
been entirely deaf, Mr. Chapman IA 4
tonishment and delight were unbo1no0-'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19
A SHY war Rumor

BERLIN, March ls--The Post says
France confesses that she is waiting 10
attack Germany. This is serious. Ger
mans who desired TO concllate France
VIII now recognize the uselessness of re.
cancellation, and will wish that French.
men Will lind the opportunity they desire. y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19

secret, Involuntary drains upon the
system promptly cured. Large book, CIV
ing particulars, 10 cents In stamps. Ad-
dress Worlds Dlspensary Medical Ass0-
citation, GGa Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19
Baskets at the Fort Worth Grocer Co. IS.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
81 namnlatIon pnr for nlna.lnne

"huloh nay Tor Gladstone.
LONDON, March ls,-Gladstone. in the
house Of commons this afternoon reply
ing to William Johnston, Conservative
member for Belfast declined to recon-
mend to the queen the appointment of
DAY for national humiliation aud PRAYER
because OF the distress prevailing among
the poor and unemployed of the king
dom The premier said that bad as the
distress was, 1t did not justify the action
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19
ADVICE to r,olnsr,.

Mrs. wlnslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, soitens the gums, al
avs all pain, cures wind collie and is the
best remedy for diarrhee. % cents q
hottie
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19
A speouIntor Goes up,Iar

NEW YORK, March Ism. A. Waters
OF the Consolidated Petroleum and Stoca
exchange this afternoon announced his
inability to meet his engagements. He
stated his liabilities TO amount To mar.
gins Of 100000 barrels OF oil aud 40 O0o
sharesof stock, on both Of which he Was
long.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19


m NJ David 'Kearse Of Chs.
Nfa D nss suffered &C. severely siSss &.
hlnu OF treatment, e,cn To 50, WIG Gen
away, but has never been cS ousa'ag lAsa
Prentice of Fort Worth rsvs ss ~. anti D.
treatment, which has entirs Ssu y only eas
HIS praise of Dr.. Prentice Y y e e,I Sa
bonded. ''0e y almost "a.
T. }. Key of RunneI. i.
ee DOUBLED for years Win ,,I Lex ~
coa.d nor ride or attend hnsgs. ales 80 &
ment. Wy ~ one ilts.
>, Mr.. W. N. waddell Of colo,.,. /.
Tex, can give information ~ g'o !. %,
suffered for many wears ana u "a, ' lazy WI
one treatment by DR.. Pre Pre-, e. c y y
Worth. isA'lce Of Fon
Mr., James NJ. Jordan Of css..,.
Palo Pinto county, Tex, sutso Su,'s w,
years with the piles--was cnrsa ssI = nag
Prentice of Fort Worth in ono ,va. v y
ana others, among whom ~, ss'' ".
ladies' who have found pcrmarsN v , 1'g
oy one treatment from DR.. PrentIe. ''pH
See DR.. Prentice's entire ooI"n.
this paper. V 'O'uhn q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19
ADDITIONAL STATE NEWS.
EI Pnso.

III hhsO.
special TO tho Gazette.
EL PAso, TEX, March lS,-~lIon. Henry
Il. Jackson, minister Go Mexico, passed
through here this morning EN- route to
Washington. The Evening Tribune pub
fishes rumor that he goes TO tender his
resignation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19
What Another Physician Thinks Of ps
Prentice.

To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: hais
suffered three years constantly win y!
eyes until my sight became very oaa.
have been under the treatment oiemlnsu'
oculistS, but DR.. Prentice has given ns
more relief from pain and erealei W
provement of sight in few days plal
ever received at the hands Of any o,a ,
physician. can highly RECOMMEND alA
as gentleman and physician,
DIR. II. L. HoLT, Blufdale, lei'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19

Mitchell Bros at their old stand want
all the good mules and horses in the mar
ket, and will pay spot cash for them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19

ROME, March ls.-Two fatal cases of
CHOLERA are reported from Canada, two
from Polia and seven from Podua.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19


The following are few Of the INK
eyes that DR.. Prentice has made straight
ID. j. Utley, proprietor Of omnIbu,
transfer at Henrietta, Tex. Both az,
made straight in less than two minutes
II 5. Sprangler, agent Texas & PAeIs.
railroad at DeKslb, Tex. Eyes maj
straight in less than minute.
Judge NJ. ID. Priest, Fort Worth, twelve
year old daughter. In less than az
minute.
Miss Amanda Elkins, Bedford, Tarsrl
county, Tex. Both eyes Strengthened ID
one minute.
Mr.. Il. NJ. Young, Burleson, Tex One
eye, one minute.
Mr. M. j. Kennedy, Fort Worth Bch
eyes In one minute.
Miss Jessie Sans. Two eyeslntvs
minutes.
John Mccain, cutter for Martndsls
merchant tailor, Fort Worth. Eight
yearold son, Strengthened In a minute
DR.. Heldingsfelder's son Of Houston,
Tex In less than one minute.
Guss Wilson, Avenue hotel, Fort Worth
One eye, less than minute.
Mr.. b. T. Willis witnessed the above
Reference Is kindly made TO SldHsE
Martin of the Martin Brown company
Fort Worth, who witnessed some Of iAs
successful work.
See Dr.. Prentce's entire column "a
this paper.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19
DIR. PREsrI,,s

p,,,.n, u1''' r'''.,' s, ss'ss = -.
s a, q miles nj s'P aIs'. t. NJ H.
e euslu s,,.,, for and receIs,.l Re y
adjoining states. inS s n Of 7 es,,.
opip tSst in one mina,sal 'lss sIisis.
40 : while patients ara Ake Aoor /,
agonizlng fear as 70 's 70 triends -
curing cases every AN 'e Result. y.
geons Of America. os lhe btr ss'l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19

MY wife's eye has beer
Tor four years, the do zen badly dIs,.
H To eye y would have "a 81 Z a @ld nh 4.
mas MAJ suffered terribly ~ e catoai IS.
and sbe I ~ ,, treated her juse ' os. va,
ana ner eye has improved ss ,. iton nj,
4, A. MAJ
See DR.. Prentice,s Burleson. II,
paper 0"'ire column \ n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19

WAS IN VAN. luey vvVIu uls.Ac nv iivau- ,
way aud soon gave up the hghl.
Mr., Hodge knew full wen the danger
awaiting the next train, the passenger
.uhll.h rnnlhnl fhArn nhl,ni q -. "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19

the mob, but II cannot stand the tesr oI
criticism as comedy. number OF ex-
tremrly amusing situations are scattered
through the piece, which has scarcely the
fhrAad ~ a Mat ffha ans,a s..,ra ..la,...,lx,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19

his fosty-ninth move. This makes the
record stand Steinitz Z games, Xnker.
tort 8. Zukertoit says his 49th move,
~ lalLh- ..-na 11hrllu lans.hnnd ...na -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19

Close buyers Of wash fabrics for dresses
should visit the store Of Randall 1 Cham
VeIs 20. AZ thelr new place, ITO and