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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15
A cRAzY Ex.nALLAsIrE.
40 hna7t Iiis hfoihor,in, Lnw Says stone IN
Non Cnmpus mahus.

40 i"a9t Iiis hfoihor'in, lnw Says stone IN
Non rnmpus Mohus
BM1iMomG, Mn Mnrh II, Miss
Maud Hodge the young lady whom John
Stone Is charged with shooting, NJ Barns.
yillo Ontario on January D, arrived In
Baltimore ycatordoy morning She IA ne,
cumpauipd by her iathcr, Nh Asa Hodge.
Miss Hodge IN stones 0ulce, and No. atom.
Plug With Mr. Horny w Matthew, Y68
Wrsi lnDville street, NJ whoae house
Nlouo htlll romans, dangerously IN md
under police surveillance. Miss Hodges
ANruunt ~ tho shooting R aunHtnn.
TALLY tho ammo 49, thaf given In tho
American ~ Sunday. She htatGA that the
family " gfohted Az the dinner mblc
when her uncle euddcnly drew revolver
NWof0 hc would shoot y. out Of every.
thlng and everybody, and fred, tho bali
striking hur "a the Shoulders hho threw
tho tAblcclpth Oycrhor heed, aud he hred
agnn, the bnll striking her in the thlph.
llu then shot liuEclf Ia thu head aud ran
out, jumped over two picket fonccs, and
Wa stopped hy an officer Neither OF
Mias llodgas wounds was serious. An
mo mombers VI tho Ia nly aay that stone
'"'. ''''l NN'NfiNh NNNl'A ~ NNAlNuN WUNIH
ration If mind for some time, cnusod
by business troublea and the nae
OF opium. Ills trouble began In
1851 when he was candidate for
mayor OF Dallas, TW He made q ylgofs
Gus eompagn for the position aud spent
large sunni Of money, and claims that he
was elected by Zoe majority and cheated
onl OF the ONCE aud sppnt some time IN
expensive litigation over IT, The morn,
Ing OF 'ho day he shot MISS Hodge, Stone
drew o pistol aud lirod II over his wlfo'A
hcud, and that was the llrst llme tho fam.
Wy know that he had q revolver, Stone
wax too badly hnrt by tho shot In hia
head 60 he pnt undor arrest, and wns
watched by an onlGcb hut Mrs Stone and
Some frlonds auceeedpd Ia unttnv him
away, and brought hin ia baltimore,
MI Henry W. Matlh0wa, Stoao's
bfoth9l'ln'law, charges that Stnne has
been badly Used by the Canadian apthori.
tles,nnd that The proceedings 10 place him
under arfost arc illegal, aud SAYS they
WIZ be tested IN tho u1urts. lte pnyn
That as far he 70 copeorucd, II Is rllrIt.
lahof against American, With Yankee
lnpprndaRu,n He docs not Justify tho
shooting, but ttlnks stone IN NOT no.
snpusihlo los hls conduct, IL n more
ihan probable thai st0no VIII not rc.
cover Thu hail ired ny hlm iut0 his head
has not boon extracted
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15
Cattle DYlSG.

short oSes, nnd cold wouhnr causes
GREAT Loas.
snoolal 70 the dasetto
llsowNsviltr, Tux, March li~
RaNohers IN this section report heavy
LOSSES OF stock Of late, occasloned by
short grass aud ticks one stoekman
alone reports a loss Of forty head owing
to the almost unprecedented cold annps
diving the past wlnteGaUd the iato sprnp
cattle are In poor condition ana the nor.
lality Is expected 20 be- heavy unless warm
weather soon sets IN and continuous Tho
eAmr condition OF aifals exists ia TIC
ldl lining state Of TamaulipHs IA Mexico.
Tho MnNiehna never mako provision for
a ahclter IN caso OF severe weather and
also rely entirely an the range for feed
and Ia the event OF billiards or failure of
native grasses q boom IN the hide market
Is the result
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15
DALLAS
The Citizens Have Abundant Religious
Instruction, which Is Profied
ny Generally.
a Card from Justice sohahI in which 80
states Tbat Telegram was
Myth.

special % 100 ea1eite.
DAEIAs, TgS., March "a, Tho Roy.
George g Needham was greeted with a
large audience AZ the hmory hail this
afternoon IN his initial service 10 thc city,
SERVICES WIN he held zach day % -. iu.
and $50 p ~ throughout The week
The Dallas akntlng academy was
rc0pened Inst night under Mo
new infringement Win d good aitona.
nue0 Nj French, one u Tho former
managers ald pr0ptletore Inns fDtlrd
SIR Beck renalns one ~ ih0 mauagHre,
The Dallap skating academy Us one 81 she
lnost aud larRpst fpa0rl1 81 ilir klUd 10
tbe N0uih
Tho various pnlpits throughout the
city to-day were greeted with large AT.
icndanecs.
Wafnn Smith had ialr attendance 81
the Opcm-h0bsr this afternoon To- hear
hls discourse on Tho Christ of ChfIstcn-
don or tho Christ OF Nazarcth wHich2
Tho lecture was appreciated by all pres.
rnt
Worl VIII BIO begun this week on tho
American District telegraph messenger
service. Some lines VIII be- placed IN
this week aud thg management hope tq
have the service Up practical operation
soon, ~ " n COmmundnble service and
win be mot with libeml patronage
n seemed TO be- au epidemic among The
east and Woat bound trains 10 be- late 10.
day The Missouri Pacific WoRt- bound,
due nc 5ij0 o. m, was siK hours late.
The Texas q pncihc oast.bouud, due at
Bil0 n. m wac over four hours late aud
the Missouri Pacific weat.bouud, due nt
I ~ tuU Ia nm tyua tlFtD ugtpa tuta
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15
rnR rALE on rMo clrIEs.


Per Month.
nAllaa Herald
or Oh Tho mmconceNod iatcos but
lately thrust upon ,ho public stage y
the very select soleoman OF ony
council, the brilliant aEelu and sttl.
born failure OF the Dallas quarantine.
s0.eAlltd aud its subsequent abortion
has eeirevd every uthNf pirto ~ atu.
pdity rge0riipd M thu annals oi timk
past Wv present INV stage aottlnes
we're miserable eR0fs, borrowed fr0m
. print shop Tho 'uurans Wore madg
up from old lattured papers, aud ths
scenery The mpst naroyiared PLAGIARISM
from newspaper sVnsatlunalism tins
when che hNayy truQedsan stepped unt
and acclaimed hs sentences Win a "a,
facina1lng yalre thar ground upon he
cara Oi Lila audience hkt a hnSa, ~ gueW.
lpg upon a ten penny NAIL, Tho flight must
have heOn most ,xaspcfailaR in certain
poor sentimental souls n0tlhprc mnat ~
ialcts ~ w ppsiAds ut tiig wNflHis historv
or penple nias perutARct sote ghe tAh
feelings ~ laughter ana dlsnust
Last evening an ettaeha u gha Her
SD came over me Missouri i'a0llio fasd
rom Foil Worth and b. wss somewhat
batprlrad 30 SEQ 10 s'HalhH0N Inspection
olllruf iakian hla innnda Wllii lls tqc ogtn
irf q catch ''Whclc rs ths mnan.neA
iaspe0setfn ilp Hekad ihn 0dt
dapiOg 10 sneh ollieeg Is on tbia.
train, said iAe mon wien ppnch Milh -
pltfry tNinkle. frha, heay plasod
eei kvSglal dait nxo aha asa saf,
pflsca peins a newswnrr aAp, that
yes thVn!a gNk $50 question. III ctuese.
Y sse thirE has ssrn .kau0tea IA tae
haad ihe nAllAA AuthNIllIaa have NJ Aotl-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

?" WfffDnntAt .II
GLASGOW, Ma,c,' Is ''p te,
which ho,o s,,,.. Az Il,
during tbelss, W. asfeuai i K, 4
e,,,.n,,.., '''V ~ lew dayt u kn... J,
s,,rg ', y, ,ormy Ncnih& h','
..cs ~ ~ Nl 81 tcrIluG nla. v.
\ MIX lho Only sleS6s,e IA
,ien, XIV" ePgffq dauaes and x.
Z, , l,,ch % we sttanaAlb N sz
fs,,i VIZ" AsflYel a. os,s. ..,.'
gs,ea &, ,. l9m Aow gors ' ss
, ~, y VINO raaing viii IA W,
a,,1liluNl'p thp eullre pssssn. '7 a,
, ,,.',,'l.., q only When IA nI...
o seas1Vu Troy Island, olI N. 4,
so oa V1e day sueh ,s,.',
7s MN, wy shipped ina eseI, N
oN W. all no rioYablis ~.
w ' 'pV egosl aud o oe,mss9 \
,',1 Weifs was tnrsd ,.','
n'' .nV seelllpg eee M nv s,T I.
4 ~ lnoat espsn n
xxx S",lupleri having taAehl ss.s.
~ "et ,l navy 80 To- l,.sI.
',,,,'' KY, s.lal Nelss would 10 sls y
o ,,,"ra w e,,i' ,,,. eNea "a inch ~.
XIV ~ poalS nov, aod. Js6.a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

The liabilities q the l'iscig "a
Of Ypsllauie amounts u fsgAs \
ling llor failure IL due % llt a.
cameo Of herself aud her lilt ~
They spent G5, 0OO,OOo STERLING = /
years,
Miss Violet Cameron, who hcNs
one OF tho beat Singers fpl gls
women on The English sssg'l ~
The United Statca next fail 6AF
coming hlthor with az tllle''llt.
pany, Il ~ announced, Mtst slts
together, aud 81 70 bring toy a
MI The scenery and costumes wy y
the pieces 20 be ppriptneg h*l
oron win frat appcqrln NY w 4
will then proceed on a iouf lpp@
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

lnA March ig.-.rsp dsailnes
Iacna that was cada MpnIhl
years SSH eater Tie romios ,ls,llot,
aep1 two deputies to cdHsissi
CAttAo M0rGRl9 Tae eseetl \
lions for president cOmmeaSe lot.hl
NORRIS FROM cInt
SANIlAa0, March lEs-Seu0llpsi
torlnO i,aalNlrln, ole u no nN 4
tiuguishcd and Oldest luIeesOI AZ 4
promo court Of Chlli, las lslhti II
pension, after tweiiiy.uiue ytlr'a q
lco
Senior NJ Lane, ibs new mlplga|N
France 70 Chlll, has ust repeaaise|
dontlals, and win proceed 10 sfhg|
and be publicly received hth "A
dent Senior N. liacollrl, esasail
France, viii leaye for fgancc vi ilsA'|
straits steamer
SENIOR MaHscal Marilnea, she "a
munster 70 England, leii I.Isgq
Cnd Of last month for palpqFal,e
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

special 10 the Gazette.
WrAriEmoRn, TEN March Il rle
wcstbound train on Tho Tcxta& Pacific
railway doc hero ut 1880 Tonight, iound
The east bound ON ibe open track. aad
The switch open This IS Che mr. occur
rpuco vi The kind tbat was ever Known iH
Woathwi0rd, aud might have p.owd
disastrous had not tho train boon uu
nug very slow, having iu5llun tbutua
No reason ior the above prncc,d.ne6 raH
bo given bynny Of ihe railway employee.
After the discovery was madr lnl iNs
train was on The rldr.iweg, twas mu..
diatcly stopped anl backed un u muu
tpck, only dpayius lh, afug ol thr
depot q very tow minutes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15
nnItnut Event.

special 10 Tie 9hzotto.
OyrnroN, TEX, March 10, The most
brilliant sDcla! event OF the season wug
tho entertainment given last might by tbc
Oycrton Dramatic club rendering tho
dramO, "Abuye the Clouds" and ih
farce, Only Turn Nest" Among ihND
deserving especial mention gle tho Misses
BadiOrds, pcrklus, Miller, whitney mud
Mrs. j Il lrl0n, Mcssra, Howard luon,
lloNacc, Turner aud Sanford
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

LyoNs, March li.--'Fhe slil Y :.
cardod last nigli wiIll pp'i'i' z /,
tbs people TO rise q aruleil p
day Of March and plliire s'ls XIV \ n
Tho bourgoisc, A lnaa ssqs, u
Who IL described by theps'Ssn 4
gorous Anarchist, has PEW a 4, M.
Ills pockets were found seIsl'l ~ ",
and a numbero i dyneml'efs'Fsls
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15
yl,nd,awlnE rfeopl'

CArRo, March u, -i'se 's..,l
British foreign setreltrS =, y W.. 4 (
Sir Henry Drummand Ne ... s''l 4
missioner Ia Egypt, e aHs ..s,,,
reduction Of the army q o ,l,.,s "a
s'x regiments, aul ihe wlips s.s ~
Bdish troops from a, n ,l,a.
i.ayptian noopsi from WsaF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15
ADDITIONAL STATE NEWS.


Special 20 tho Gasotto
BowIr, Tx March li-J. ~ Slcph-
cpa will rcud q cor load OF BIZ now coal
70 the Fort Worth gas works tomorrow.
Tho Fort need not fear coal famine
While our mlnCs are 40 near
Judge -. ~ Green leoyoH for Denton
to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

special 70 ihe Hatetto,
GAlyEar0N, Tx, March ~. Arrived
Steamship Coma from New York;
Schooner Ada Bailey from New York
sailed Lone star for New Yorki
schooner J0hu j. Trcat Tor Providence,
II. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

specialize the 0atrttn
fltpr PolNG Tx MaH1 l8. The
wife OF Roy J w, Chalk, d Methodist
PASTORAL Bonhum, N IA the alty visiting
her numerous friends hot,, aud /, the
gueat Of Mrs. Matte RlmoTe
Mr,jimmie Road, with BU.bmnn Bros
and Mr., A ~ Slaughter q drug CLERK of
forl Worth, camc up this morning on 4.
pilei visit 90 their parents ond friends.
quarterly meeting sorylc,v wore held
ilis morning az thn Methodist cl,unh
ana nn sbln sermon was pruehpd by he
presiding elder Rev W. So SA6lton Al
me elese ~ tRs sermon thure Net0 three
add'uons BY letter "a the cantrh. Tnr
quarterly conference win bc held ta,mnt.
ROW evening Rev ~, 4, Blacgharn,
Wtsluip8 older ~ the 0anosglln distflet
addressed tonlgNt The Wm0m'a Alislon.
atyaoeiult a large audience Ms pfos,
ent Npa lsleppd aittMuyrly 10 tac 40.
aaent spaskef
Tic farmers Ste nov busiv engaged
pAullns ihrle corn ugop, aud tho closD ol
the present week win A0e enc Bulk az
IN lae ggouna gNe WHEAT crap n com.
ing oNt be,ivr than expected, ana lhe oat
crop uHtsf looked $50 pramiaing at this
season o. lhp Ytur.
To-day has paeR snnBhiny, with hlah
wlhd, an9 laesc articles have blown
sbNpi toneid fQlg including well,
89as topp'ra over
sssis'..fa--ra
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

spoolai 10 Die Gatotto
CofoMpo, Tx, March lt rho
wuathcris clear and balmy, tho sm *
growing nicely, ch'tlrHuh sheep ale aope
splcudidlN and live stock men Oh mupy
business Is Improving rapidly aud yrty
heavy Rpnng Wade ls cypccig5 by uul
merchants, CutldNuyers and guue-
sellers are plentiful on our au,plsi ana
some Irades for spring delivery ones aud
lWuF, are being consummatcd
Dr. u II Carroll of Waco ia here, con.
duetinB revival moCtiuT ut enc RsptF,
church The house "a crowded oycy
night aud great Interest rs being mani.
fcNlcd
TE GAlrrrr IL growing In favor ,y-
CRY day with our people
The travel over Che Texas & tariAe
seems larger than ~ my previous tluc
for several months
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15
a QUEER FRATERNITY.
The Ttcosophlsis Of New York and
Their Relief Tho Old Society u
Wonder. Workers ReyIying.
raith Va tho Ite.fnibodimpnt ~ Souls'-
People who ISnow whhi ricy wsre
ion Previous Existence,

ion Previous Existence,
! Ngw YoRK, Feb. ~ The Tbcosophc
society Of New YORK, once 80 much wrt
ten about, then 80 loug nuhcird Of, Is
starting np na1ln Any mputon OF 10
Immediately cabs ont d rNcronce ~ the
cremation oi baron de Palm and The
dramatic disposition Of h.s ashes Why
lhe poor dqad baron must always be
dragged from the delicious ropoae 81 im,
I mni0ialitp to give thmtrion effect 30
articles psttaluing 60 ihc society " which
I he was % member ! cannot sHy ! only
know that lesser on New York thuO.
sophie maiiofH whose trFt paragraph
was unadOrued by lho har0u'a ueX
itrm8ltluu from gross nush into pQriHud
ashes wouldn't be- at an acceptable
TO any cntpfprsIng iOuwlh u rs
also sac correct tang 20 mentIlu thtt
he weighed noW 100 pounds, md was
reduced 0y Tho inenofatlug process 20
loss than ave- u vas rCuMlked No the
time 1y tlie heartless Chat he nud tower
been 90 such reduced circumstances De.
fore, though toicruJly familiar VITA thc
/ APPS am downs Of liia Niue BlovatAkY
Hlku Ply N "yDWg HhN IVY
olnet faithful irieuds Oi tue baron went
out on ll' hAfpof aI l''l'nlRnt ~ H sluall
Npplt NnN N'"lV. l'u I''1 ''p ~ "iHl t''V-
foPN" hvuVIHi ~ wy s'' ihVH ,Ho
g fpoFpa' patD lnSIt paeN "I9 lNn ypi-
NVi1e' luhNlNk 10 thN hefiDes ~ ti' ~"
ioih Pea7 lUNQlV NNleh tlkti fN''h roA-
slahl Ufiko nN'U worn ON iNlH VHRlt
~ convince tlo'' "e'ulN'ir q 'l.NI ~
hNoNN a' 'tN' Nu's ''Pl'N Ilil lHH
"N..n WE Hi'al "'Np.
mN' bA' 'N nnu '9i' o'',h N'NA
~ lN'un ANl XIV roc wy "'Ni N'"
ialN =" pG t'yiN,hh ~ .'4 'Nru'H 'pi.
Guy IVY on lO'o oNi'alaI R'oH'u bA0
NNN'nNrl- lli'tlhHl nut ftfItl lhtr-
,n&.i 'It 1Nio W ~ pIi'fN o' ineni'tfA'
Veopll pnloH"puy Eau pN"npnrle Hfh
b ntte uL ~ lubi'9 onH ultnuHs u
ppt0' Nnn ni -.N t'&Na 9I'cRln gov a
fr{lta. ~ lnIalet, va th't extraordinary
eptleei p gong en-
lu1uHag uoau "b cioura WI a
yI.rt.lslo,u i..eDc ,...4.t...
tu boz dong lH ttpl ea NJ aIr Ilel
condition W aul ID ,u 80
only iBA puluu lAi.aGuc ai.rItp.A
am All on,r maol
Wtg 0l.lpc U thr wa. oa
ot apiiG Uc.laa Bi4cl
cau NJ. N ,uu dom. And 0.at.
advanced lau8qoDlisl d, lI.asto.I .,..
N, hni pfoHnl, clr.r.l 81. r.r.,
oTaa .8.u.,au ot ln.. ..u N. ti
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

upon hQr Thc ro-eiabodment theory
lis n glaud scheme az evening 90 Who.
ever livca senshly W one No, pnys
Tor IL by hiding himaolf suHerlnQ iur ila
ineanncas w The next SO attODV rs Tho
interest in this subject hffc lhnt aBv
mention Ut u causes q central pflckua
i % " cnr aud Opening 81 cyea heard
1 10 discussed IN Tho presence OF long
\ faced minister, who mOdestiy ay0Wcd hia
1 bpliof in 70, aud blua1ed hg hr said he felt
( sure That hr could tfRco himself back lat0
I Ou 0thoriiic,al toast Everybody was d, inn
tl know what - was lie wouldn't tel,
4 but one ~ hls Close frlcuds dld he bad
! been q daehlug patron OF fast horsunesh,
\ Cruc 10 AiH horses aud nli othernpimnls
| he was suffering femoSc from 81
! IN this ie, and pNt himsMi out ncarly
avery day " the world % btilieDd horses.
I QueHr Whsu't ly These peoplc are on
lsinrUfein what lboy HDl Pythae0ros o.
lmuch quoted md Initiated Sono OF the
/ thcUsOphlets devote themselves 90 The upe
I bulldipg Of lheir spllWal nsturo Win Is
/ faith and iUtYrr equal TO ibHt ~ Che ~.
/ hle4, editor of thu occult World, III
( Roche tog is famous ior being exuaor.
/ dnnrlly higl up IN socml matters. shn
w. "'f"' NN Viva NfNf WIN
ap almosI transparent npdy VINO has thr
poker lo ptnlneo aopthing lnuneuccs,
ln nddilon ~ her edltpflBl dutlcH, sbp
ipo thV greater part NJ lH0 homework
Ipt nine ho0rdcr uina huAplnl for
l0a.malH aUd uJuHgos hone for broken.
down spirit medic reopl3ysit nor from
lGri and consider 10 % privilege TO-
r1 l.uri uH enter hDr prcscBcc Que
wonders pthV $40 ttUnWcib' don't hnlu
''' ""l' "'f '"' N"l'e'
H0me oi lbe weoiliY people Of New
WORK afr the most ledipua thcosOphists,
They 0paU ihelr r91orB tp JOS disciples,
aud Npfrsa thrmtcF ae 1uNiuus No de.
vote ihOr lives DO ~. SuWp go aJtoad DO
brinatcleud iu its prtUepi3F
Ybcfe GRO both phllnsopb, and phepom.
nHtto Interest," ilp upomH who n,eetl-
gaic I6amh b eucrnlly coprrded
tau .iula Hno HlotDHfy dcDartod lhrre
u1 ou ItE ta woducc .hr phe
uYmaHa sd wur Woullrs. Shp ana
Ilo.f. Iiu s gp 1iybos, forr.
"a wat lf.l aItJgmh,r pbey s,y
jim. yUm Wanfo psIN refined an 4pItif
tt,. ,,Ul an .luigrrat HJr .lsit.,Il nf 'ts,t. /
.ng hesb Some "a a fq 1. /, ,p0r
N.at.Ha5 .u0r. e,I lu .oI,tpdr rbn M, |
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15


M, y, Z" e.. aill,wlae ffos,l.. sk r..
lniiplie dumt,onn AR ~ Y
t \, q The iooat MAXI. ss |ll's
lisciples, Hho ,.pnl1 x
fenlhi J long ao e,H 6.l
mine hour Gomez ~ a|s. X 4
awAilcth Biz lewa,,l KY ....
II ih Ky l lbs,oosi lp,a'lisu Il. V. }
@ p'ss. Iae las ), ''slls "
,hig misery IL ia Ky N. ~ slls2'
" SNORT, y0n vill ~, WV fgeaI 4
po'n now aud forever ,n (.
oKttrlnA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15

A nsmaslsapls '''','
l.A.l..l. lllll-N

~ .aI.I. " WIZ N
Or tsncls > 'sa .Ilil ,ls'
Ton, q principal q ias x
alusie ior DC blme
uImsrli blipd, pai ny .es
csnded AloaHt nlhne Xxx, N,
nlaer and the Megs, ~ X.
tne most distlusa.ls,l'@'a
Alpine cln9 IL l'qRo ..sl, M n
was born ~ lsnes 81
wears from 1873 y .s'is n
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-12-16
THE MINNIE MOORE MINE,
The Splendid Six Months Record of
the Property.

1t is stated that, with the payments
made since the LIST instant, all the
debts outstanding against the Minnie
Moore mine have been paid off.
These, AS far as can be ascertained,
exceeded 100000, and they have
been paid since last June, or within
six months. Besides the debts, a
large profit has doubtless been real
lied by the owners-so that the net
yield for the six months just passed
may safely be placed at 100000.
Half million dollars That is a
splendid showing indeed, and one
that will 60 far toward rehabilitating
Wood River in the estimation Of in
vestors. Blu, the best is yet to come,
because the Minnie Moore is scarcely
opened yet. When fully opened, its
yield will probably reach half million
dollars per month.
When that time comes, Wood River
will "boom" as she never doomed be.
fore.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-12-16
The Boss Soap Of the World.

The Colorado Soap Company, of
Denver, have branched out into the
largest soap concern of the entire
West, and are placing their goods all
over the country They have just en-
Iarged their factory so that it now
covers an entire block in Denver; il
has seven huge watts capable of turn
ing out 100000 pounds per month
and the company say they are ready te
compete successfully with any maker
in the country. Mr.. 7. b. Wilmeth
the Western agent, says he is pleased
with his success in Utah, Montan,
and Idaho, which shows how rapid,
popular the Colorado Soap Company
goods are becoming. Special anc
handsome brands have been got VI
for the Idaho trade. The Colorado
Soap Company are the sole manufac
turers of the celebrated GEYSERITE
SOAPS. When their agent calls oil
you, take a sample, try it, and be con
WINGED.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-12-16
ANOTHER CLAIM "STARTED."
Six Men to Work on the DeadwOOd All
Winter.

Captain Buzzo has purchased lot
of lumber, powder, tools, and general
mining supplies, and sent them out to
the Deadwood mine, on the Gold
Belt, preparatory to beginning work
to. morrow. Three men will be worked
at first, and in a few days three more
will be put on, and two shifts en-
ployed. W. H. Atkinson will be in
charge.
The Deadwood adjoins the Tip-top'
on the same ledge, and has the same
ore.yein. The shaft will be sunk
within 100 feet of the TiP-top line
and the workings of the two mines
will doubtless he connected in ore.
The bond is 70 run until April l
1887, and the price to be paid is SOU
600 cash.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-12-16
FOR DYSPEPSIA

FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver
Complaint, you lave printed guar
antee on every bottle of Shiloh's
Vitalizer. 1t never fails to cure. for
Sale at Tracy's Drug Store.
WHY WILL YOU cough when
Shiloh's cure will give immediate re
lief? Price 10 cts, so cts, and 81,
For sale at Tracy's Drug Store.
"HACKMETACK," lasting and
fragrant perfume Price rs and sc
cents. For sale at Tracv's
SHILOH'S VITALIZER is what
you need for Consumption, Loss o'
Appetite, Dizziness, and all symp
toms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and u
cents per bottle. For sale at Tracy
SHlLOH'S CATARRH REMEDY
"a positive cure for Catarrh, Diph
liberia, and Canker Mouth. For sal,
at. Tracy's Drug Store.
SHILOH'S COUGH and Con
sumption Cure is sold by us on
guarantee. 1t cures Consumption
For sale at TracY's Drug Store.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-12-16
The Verdict Unanimous.

w. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind,
testifies: 81 can recommend Electric
Bitters as the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief in every case.
One man took six bottles, and was cured
of Rheumatism of 10 years. standing"
Abraham Hare, druggist, Belleville, Ohio,
affirms: "The best selling medicine l have
ever handled in my 20 years experience
is Electric Bitters." Thousands of Others
have added their testimony, SO that the
verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters
do cure all diseases Of the Liver, Kidneys
or Blood. Only half-dollar a bottle al
j. A. Rupert's Drug Store.