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Mall.

DR.. FoOte, Senior, autAOr OF 'Plain
Home Talk, Medical Common
Sense" ETC., etc, would say to those
who would like to consult him by mail
that they can have a list of questions
and circular Of gratuifous advice by
addressing Box IA, Sab Lake Ctr. The
dectcr has arranged 30 have slch in
formation supplied il this way 10 save
time Receiving sueA printed matter
the correspondent can describe his OF
her case fully and direct to she doctor
In New York DR.. FoOte is successfully
treating all forms q chronic diseases, a
speciality 70 which he has deFotedshirty
years OF study and practice. Evidences
81 his success can also be had by ad-
dressing Box 414. as above, bui oil let
tiers OF consultation and orders for REM
edies should be addressed to DR.. E. 3.
Eoote. ST., 40 Lexington Avenue, Ns4.
York City, \. Y. Consultation free.
An advertisement Of DR.. FOote, ST..
In the Sunday edition deserves atten son
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On the Turf.

LONDON, July Sat the Newmarket
July meeting to-day the race for Ches-
terrified stakes. for 2-year-olds, five fur
longs, was won by Benheim's brown
colt Fresh Water. R. H. Combs brown
colt Maxim second, Duke OF Westmin-
ter's chestnut FLY Freedom third. The
other starters were Ergeton's bay colt
StretchwOrth and c. ]. Lefevres' black
hlly Rllbande. Betting was TO against
Fresh Water, 10 TO each
against Msxim and Freedom. 5 TO 2
on StretchWOrth and SIS to Sill against
Rilbande. Fresh Water won by two
lengths. There was only head between
second and third. Time, I.07 2-5ths.
MONMOUTH PARK, July S.-First race,
handicap for all ages, one and one
quarter miles-Joe Cotton won by half a
length, Elizabeth second, Thackary
third. Time 2.l2Z.
Second race. for 2-yenr-O.ds, three
quarters mile-HanOver won by half a
head, 0neko second, Roidor third.
Time, l.l5H.
Third race, the Monmouth Gun. one
and three-quarters miles-Miss Wand
ford won by two lengths. East Lynne
econd, TenbOoker thirk. Time, 3O7.
Fourth race, Monmouth OAKS, one
ana one-quart miles -DewdrUp won
b. a length, Charity second. Time,
? l0A.
Fifth race, handicap for all ages. one
mile-Electric won by length, Grena-
der second, Portland third. Time,
1.43A.
sixth race, for 3-year-olds and up
wards, fiye-eighths of a mile-Cricket
won by one and a half lengths. Nc
Bowling second, Hopeful third. Time,
L02M.
Seventh race. handicap, steeple chase.
for all ages, short course-Buckram won
by six lengths, Abraham second, Worth
third. Time, 3.24.
WASHINGTON PARK, July S.-Weather
cool, attendance small.
Three-fourths of a miIe-Wary won.
Grisette second, Mango third. Time.
l15H. Mutuals paid $3.50.
One and one-half m'les-LiZzie DIVER
over. NOn-starter, Buchan.
EnglewoOd stakes. one mile-EstreIla
won, Ada ID. second. Pure Rye third.
Time, l.43J[. Mutuals paid $l6.7O.
One and one-fourth miles Leman
won, Arlee second, Jacquita third.
Time, 2.OSH. Mutuals paid 5000.
Winner bought in at advance OF $l005.
Three-fOurths of a mile heats-First
heat, Cleaner won, Eloise second, Nora
NJ. third. Time I.16N. Mutuals paid
$3.50.
Second heat-GIeaner won, Warsign
second, Eloise third. Time, LII. /
paid $500.
Extra race, three-quarters mile heats
Gov. Bates won, Tommy Cruise |
second, Unique third. Time, LIZ. |
Mutuals paid $50 so.
Second heat-Unique won, Loupi |
cond, Tommy Cruise third. Time lis. |
Third heat-Unique won, Gov. Bates
econd. Time LIS. Mutuals paid $3.50. |
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kansas Republican con.entIon.

TOPEKA. Kansas, July s.-The Re
publican State convention reassembled
his morning. The committee on reso-
iutions reported back a set of resolu-
tons which had been referred to them.
recommending the passage of the plat
form as originally reported in these dis
patches, and they were adopted with
but one dissenting vote. Mcbride intro
d1ced a resolution vesting in the rail-
road commissioners the additional
power 70 regulate rates. asking that the
rules be suspended and it be made a
part OF the platform. This is the same
resolution adopted by the Republican
party two years ago. The motion was
de1eated-ayes 1471z. nays 2601z. The
state central committee was then chosen.
John a. Martin was renOminaied Tor
Uoye6nor by rising vote.
Lieutenant Governor Riddle and
Secretary Of State, ikeE .se renominated
oy acciamation.
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WAsHNsToS. July s.-Comrton, of
Maryland, submitted a series of resolu-
tons, expressing the regret with which
the House heard OF the death of VIII
liam ii. Cole, late Representative from
Maryland, and providing for the ap-
pOintment of q committee of seven
Representative and three Senators to
take the order for uperintending the
funeral ceremonies.
The House then, at lilo, as a mark
Of respect to the memory OF the de-
ceased, adjourned.
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PERSONAL.

Dr.. PIKE is up from Provo.
S. S. JONES. of Provo, is in town.
LOUIS CART, of Lehi, is in the city.
F. C. BOYER, of springville, is in the
city.
J. N. PETERSON, of Rockfeld, is in the
city.
GEO. Bonner, of Midway, is in the
city.
J. E. TOWNSEND, of Payson, is in the
city.
HENRY SEAMoE, of Rockport, is in the
city.
A. A. DAZZLE, of Spanish Fork, is in
town.
R. c. KIKKwoOD, of Provo. is a visitor
to town.
A. G. BAsr, of Chicago. came in last
evening.
. Us JONES, of Provo, was in town
yesterday.
J. T. GrLNER has returned from his
northern trip.
BISHOP BESSIoS was in from Taylors-
vile yesterday.
.THos. E. MARRIOTT. of Sandy, is
visitor to town.
w. w. Ritter and wife leave for San
Francisco to-day.
ROBERT CAMPBELL has gone to Ameri-
can Fork Canyon.
JAMES WHITEHEAD, j., Of SPRING
vile, is in the city.
MAJoR BERRY, of PROVO, is among the
visitors to the city.
ELI 0PESsHAw, of Santaquin, is a
visitor to Salt Lake.
JOHN WATSON, of q. c. MI, Ogden,
came down yesterday.
]. E. BooTH, the Provo attorney, is
In the city on business bent.
ABEAN HOLIDAY was seen among the
throng from Provo yesterday.
VAN A WALLAGE, Of Marshall, Field
& Co., Chicago, is again in town.
Nh AND MIS-. Wilson DUsESBERRY
came up on yesterdays excursion.
The MEMBERS Of the Payson Brass
Band are registered ct the Valley
House.
Nh HUsHEs, superintendent of
Young Mems Coop, SpanishFork, in in
Salt Lake.
W P. DwYER, the Chicago CONNER
cial man, is back in Salt Lake from his
vacation.
Mrs. d. P. LEVY and child, Of San
Francisco, left for home yesterday.
after = short visit vito friends in this
city.
ORANGE JUDD, the distinguished
editor, whose name is aziDBg the most
familiar in the land. is spending q few
days in Salt Lake. He is at the Con-
tinental.
B. W. DRIGGs, il. Of Pleasant Grove.
has passed a successful examination IN
the Law Department of the University
OF the State Of Michigan, and IS now en-
route home The young gentleman has
been absent about two years.
JOIN Isaac. an old time printer OF
this city, but now proprietor and rub |
Usher Of the San Bernardino finses. is |
on visit 70 relatives and friends here.
He arrived Wednesday at noon, and |
viii remain until next Wednesday.
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GENERAL NEWS.
Doings in Both Houses of
Congress Thursday.
NOTES FROM THE CAPITAL
CSnfirmatiOns-TheG G. A. r. Invitation
The U. P-Eausas Republicans
The Tnrf-Other Notes.
SENATE.

wAsHIYsTos, July s.-After the pre-
sentatiOn OF the usual number of petit
lions. the Senate proceeded to the brsi-
ness on the calendar.
The resolution for the inquiry into
The authority under which the so-called
Legislature had been organized in the
Territory Of Dakota, was indefinitely
postponed.
The Senate then resumed considera-
ton of the River and Harbor Appro-
priation bill.
After executive session the Senate
adjourned.
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Pnssi Pnssi PrIasi

Sure cure for bind, Needing. and
itching Piles. One box has eusssi The
Won't cases Of ten ysArs' standing, No
one need Su1sr ten minutas aftar usinr
snn Wonderful Kirk1 German PIE
Onsnent Il Ibsorhs taRoeA aIays
tne ttching ~ enos. ael1 - = poaItsos,
eve Instant rOhA. Kirk's- Rhs ONT.
n,1t Pccpared oAly ~ P1ss and
nothing sAss. EVERY 6oz b Wraaesd
- Co Aeenk
1oa by Druggists smt By Raa @
rsNApt - Pre-, Sc. a11 &C psr ~.
p o. o. AURrOH. fnas-
CsTe2A14, =
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At His own Request

NEW YORK, July 8. = Ex-Alderman
Waite has been committed as a witness
against the indicted doodle" aldermen,
at his own request. He stated as his
reason that he had been followed about
by persons who seek information from
him and bother him. He spent last
night at the House of Detention.
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The British Elections.

LONDON, July s.-ReturHs received up
to o'clock this afternoon, from Parlia-
mentary elections. show that PSI Con-
seryatives. fifty Unionists, $50 Glad
stonians and sixty-three Parnellites
haze been elected.
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UTAH LUMBER YARD

las. W. EARDLEY Has A GOOL svP-
81 ply OF Lumber, Doors sash. PicSefs
Mouldtn2s, Lath, Cedar, Red Woo and
Beer River Shingles. Cedar Posts. etc etc.
and, having facilities at bis command. can
guarantee prompt delivery. fair treatment
and prices TO suit all. Remember she old
stand. Half Block Nor;h OF Eighth Ward
5quRre, State ROad.
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Mr.. 7. W. ATKINS, 1irard, Kan.
writes: "I never hesitats to recon-
mend your Electric Bitters TO my Gus
TONERS. they give entire Subtraction and
are rapid sellers" Electric Bitters are
the purest and best medicine known and
viii positively cure Kidney t1c Liver
Complaints. Purify the blood and reg
ulate the bowels. No family can afford
20 be without them- Thsy viii save
hundreds Of dollars In DOCTOR bills
every year.
sold at atty cents . Ssttls ~ Z Q. 4.
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PAPWORTH 3 RINaWooD

HAVING PURCHASED WILLARD BIR-
IL cumshaw's meat market, viii continue
the business At The American Market. IS Z.
First South Street. and respectfully solicit
4 continuance % custom, promising salts
facfinn 70 ALL
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Inve,tigatIng Conduct OF employees,

ihNestigating COnd uct OF EmpI"yes'
WASHINGTON, July s.-The Committee
on Accounts Of the House of Repre-
sentatives, as a result of its invesuga-
uons into the conduct of the offices
ooorkeeper, clerk and sergeant-st-arms
OF the House, has decided to recon-
mend the consolidation OF the Nv
house document rooms under one
mead. Its report will also call attention
20 the fact. that employees have been
borne on the rolls without rendering
service, and members OF the committee
believe that no recommendation De
necessary 10 secure reform IN TINS
respect. The report viii recommend
mat the changes 90 into effect on the
oeglnnlDg Of next session.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

~ E. POMEROY, BROKER AND REAL.
". Estate Agent. 153 Main Street. M7aey
to Loan, Houses and Lots for Sale, and 4
general real estate business transacted.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WANTED.

ITO PURCHASE BUILDING LOT WITHIN
Il SIX blocks Of business centre Part
SAurch pay aud pa cash. Address d F.,
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OFRICE FOR RENP.

A FINE OFFICE sUITE INTHE HERALD
II Building Apply At his sf1ce.
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TWO FINE ROOMS,

TNFURNISHED, IN A NEW HOUSE, To
u Kent TO single Gentlemen or Couples,
desiring lodging only. Eligible situation,
and within quick reach OF town. Apply at
The HERALD ONCE.
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ELECTRIC TREATMENTS

MFSDAMEs JONES AND EDMUNDS ARE
VI prepared 10 give Electro Treatment
from 20 cents 20 81. Office over GOdbe q
Pits Drug Store.
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LOST.

az JULY :. A FoUR-YEAR-OLD ROAM
" Mare; branded Z on leit hip. leave
in.orlnat on at this office.
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WANrEn
GUNS. AMMUNITION.

A ND SPORTING GOODS, wHOLEs IL
u and Retail, at Bedrock Prices All the
-eading Rifles and Shot Guns insstock. Zee
our Manhattan /, L Gun, best in the mar
ket at the price. illustrated Catalogue free.
Repairing. Parts for Rifles and. Shot Guns 10
stock. Keys fitted. Agency for Victor BIZ
cycle. Evans & Spencer, "a Walker Opers
House, Salt Lake Ofsy.
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AIDES, is life and health worth
preserving7 II you think so, use Gil
more's Aromatic Wine. For ssie al A
c. smith & Co.'S Drug Store. il
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FISHING TACKLE

~ UNS, AMMUNITION. REVOLVERS,
" Sporting Goods, wholesale and retafi,
Guns and Tents let " the day or week
Gun Repairing and Keys made. Fla 5 az
low prices. EVANS & SlisNCER,
50 W Walker Opera House, Salt Lake City
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SODA SPRINGS WATER
az -DRAUGHT AT THE CO-OP DRUG
" Store, cents
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BICYCLES, TRICYCLEs AND VEL,
OCIPEDE8.

Evans & SPENCER, AGENTS FOR THE
IL Victcr. Champion, Challenge. ideal
and Otto; also for the Rudge bicycles and
Tandem tricycles. We are the only house
IN Utah csnying a stock of both high grade
Bicycles and Children's machines. Also
full line OF Bells, SpOkes, Cement. Wrenches,
&C. Bicycles sold on installmenSs and
rented by the day or honr.
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DIX. ELLEN d. FEkGUSOh,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NO. Sss &.
" Brigham street, Telephone 81.
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FOR SALE.

FIVE ACRE LOT NEAR THE NOUS.
a ley Farm Inquire Of Mrs. a ], Daft.
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Thousands say SO.

SPANISH FORk, July sth, 1886.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-08
DOWN, DOWN TO DEATH.
4 Train On the Fiiclhurg Road Thrown
from the Track Over n Steep
FreciE ice.
'cha Coaches Catch Fire and Imprisoned
Passengers Burn TO Death en- tho
waters Edge.

'5RRESPmIn, MISS, April "a terri
bl disaster occurred on the Fitchburg
railroad Tonight midway between Bard
Wells ferry and West Decrneld station,
tile eastbound passenger train due at
Greenfield at Gi0f p. m, going over an
tmbankment 200 feet high. Six bodies
have already been taken out OF the runc,
r,nd it Is not buQYn how many others are
killed. rhe train was'the eastern express,
and consisted ci baggage cur, smoker,
sleeping car, mail car aud two ord mary
passenger cars The train WIS i'm charac
OF Conductor x ohter, with Norbert Lit
tleiohn rs engineer. The point where
the accident occurred Is tile most dan
gerous on the road. The train runs
ON the edge OF an embansment goo
feet above Beerleld river; thegbank is
steep and covered with hugeboulders and
masses of rock When the train arrived
ut this point tie track commenced 10 SCI
Ito under 1t for q distance coYaringits en-
tire length. The coaches broke
from their trucks aud lolled over
and over down the plecipiee.
The engine broke from is tender,
tearing up The track. Below rolled
the Deeraeld r!ver, on the very verge of
which the cars were thrown, end AS soon
as they struck they caught Ara from the
stoves. Thesieepng-car wac an entiye
wreck. " WAC occupied by several pase
engers, not one OF whom az this
hour Is known TO have escaned injury
One man who's name Is unknown * Inn.
prlsoned in wreck of the sleeper whera
he IL being burned alive. one
little girl was picked up deaG
AS soon as the news reached
Greenfield a special train was made Wp
and sent TO the scene Of the d saster hay-
ing ON board several physiclaus aud a
few citizens. On arriving st tho scene "a
the wreck HORT Die sight wGs witnessed
Darkness hed settled over the spot Far
down on the river bank could he seen the
smouiderlGg embors Of the holocaust. II
was impossible.to tell who was hurt and
VINO was killed. Stout.hearted trackmen
were lowered cautiously down the
tfeacherOus height and the work OF rescue
began Merritt Seely, superintendent Of
the National Express company O. Boston.
was found in the wreck and taken into
the relief car. He had O wound four
inches long anG half M inch
Wide over his left temple. hls
3cft thigh wac broker and
also his left Neg at the knee, besides
which he sustained IN ernal Injuries from
which he will die, W, ID. Ctanagu the
postal clerk, plunged into the river
aTd got ashore with d4fllcultv
he was wounded about tho hesd aud his
&ri1 fractured. The Bitchburg coach
VAC the only one that escaped Tie con
migration DoaHty Sheriff BRYANT
OF Greenfield, who was IN ms
en-, rescued two fhildret from the fanes
MT one was de6d and thu other a,{no
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-08

summer normal Institutes, for which
teachers have been selected, are to be
conducted: Beaumont, Atlanta, Mar
shall, Greenvllle, GilTAr, Athens, Co
lumbia, Gonzales, Caldwell, Fiatonia,
Bryan, Mexia, Dallas Gainesville, Jacks
boro, Hillsboro, Waco, Lampasas, San
Marcos, Stevenyilie and Paris. Schools
have not been APPOINTED 10 senatorial dis
tricts Nos. s, 8 IL, "a, 20 and a. Noap-
plications have been received from dis
trict No. 49,. The following places have
been selected for colored Institutes;
Orange, Palestine, Henderson, Paris,
DenisoD4 Dallas, SeguIn, Bra2oria, and
Corsicsha.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-08

consideration OF the 49,
Adopted. Noe ~
Mr.. Holman Of Indiana, Il &.
select Indian ccmmisslon y 9e'
bill providing for the anr' e'
commission, to consist ~ ~. !. /.
be appointed by the preside, (,
and report on the condltion !, !
and Indian affairs. Tbree :, y
bers OF the commission are \. Y
from officers OF the army ~ ~ Y
are to be appointed from cira Z
tailed from officers OF the ia,o ~
ment. Several amendmente 4,
and pending action the mo,,' Hs's
PRED, and the debate on thn
was resumed. ~ y
Mr.. Bland Of Missouri en,,
to recommit the bin. which KY
not to be voted on until I'm rs, rs
debate. He proceeded with y
in 'avof OF the free coiuaoe n (,
gave 0 resume OF the circnr !.
tending the demonetizat,on !,
1873 lie said II ne did nn Y
free coinage he would not MR.
coinage A man could moi s,, 's'
self before the country an W
law. He had never adyoos,.s
had taken 1t simply as a Conn " !.
as being better than no la,e y
advocated II to-day, ana No
because he believed IN t,a,y
The idea OF making metsii,.
of full legal-tender qualities
limiting its coinage was An XII
II was an outrage on Credits Y
turbance to business In th,s ;
[ Applause IT
Mr.. Norwood Of Geore;a I.
that the wish of the maiofIl, /.
low the existing law 70 II.
changed. r.
Mr.. Bayne Of Pennsylvania X.
suspension Of coinage and Sta.
nounced the proposition tn Y.
mints to the free coinage Of sIl,s
The house then took a recss'
O'Clock. S'''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-08

The arrest Of suspicious eharae ter
Eoon his general appearance, movements
a' companlonship, without waiting unal
he has robbed : traveller, ared house
or murdered fellow-man, lsan importan,
function Of a shrewd detective. Even
more important Is the arrest OF n disease
which, II not checked, will blight and de-.
siroya human HE. The frequent cousb.
loss OF appetite, general langaor or debil'
ity, paliAi skin, and bodily aches ana
pains, announce the approach of pulmo.
nary consumption, which Is promptly ar.
rested and permanently cured by M
I erce's Golden Medical Discovery Is
Sold by drugg lists.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-08
ALLIANCE RESOLUTIONS.
The Willow Syringe Farmers state Their
Position.

Nhs Willow Syringe Farmers State Their
Position.
Special to the Gazette
PorTsBoRo, TEX April AT regu-
lar meeting the Farmers alliance No. 1917
of Willow Springs, Grayson county.
passed the following resolutions.
Whereas, the idea prevails in this sec
tion Of country that there is concert OF
action between the two orders;
Resolved, that we denounce bcycoting
as detrimental to the financial, moral and
political interests OF ell classes; that we
declare our plans aud purposes as distinct
I from those OF the Knights OF Labor as
light is from darkness.
Resolved, that we deem the state of
affairs In our county in a deplorable
condition.
Resolved, that while it is the privilege
OF all men &c organize for their
mutual beLetit ard projection with the
intent TO elevate themselves morally,
financially and socially, yet we believe
acts OF violence oS shown by the Knigh 5
OF Labor In the present strike detri-
mental to their own interest and the IN
terest OF The people at large, and must
eventually bring about state OF affairs
worse than they seek TO remedy.
Resolved, that sTe do not believe in
hoycotting, believing IL to be an unjust
weapon, our sim Is 60 act with iustice
Eonor and charity to all.
Resolved that IL Is not our aim or de-
sire to pull down any trade or profession.
but strive for the Upbuildiag OF all.
'Eesolved, that we heartily indocse the
resolutions passed by alliances OF
Dallas, Ellis and Collin counties.
HSnod, c. II, CoNNoR,
w. b. GotpRN,
II. a, LANDERNs
Committee.
j II. CONNER, Sec.
AT q meeting of the Knights Of Isbor
and 3armors' alliance combustion Of CHS
place on the Ath inst, regular ticket
VAS selected, and j. w. Stewsvt of Sher.
man, aud Head OF Denison, were present
and made speeches 20 tho order. Az the
close OF The meeting the speaker called or
the members, asking them how mapy
would stand 10y and support the ticket.
After the csil all Responded and pledged
themst Ives 20 vote the ticket exeept One
man, though q KHight, he said, III sim
clalni tao rlglit ola tree mas aud vote for
Eho please. ! have voted q Democratic
ticket fifty yeays aud viii do so till | fail
10 mature at the pollsn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-08

Ar.e5stura bitters do not only distin-
gu'sh themselves by their favor and aro-
matte odor above all others generally
Used, but they are also sure preventive
for all diseases originating from the digoa-
tive organs. Beware Of counterIeits
Ask your grocer or druggist for the gnu-
inc article, manufactured by DR.. j, 9. p.
Segert & Sons,
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Committee on Resolutions

sThe 3Gs'ery department at Randall &
Chambers Co.'s IS replete with seasonable
goods for ladies', misses aud children;
they are displaying novelties In Isle and
silk hose ut the most popular prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-08

Parasols at Randall & Chambers Go. in
enSiess variety, from 10 cents to sos 90
Iheir llne Of medinm.prlced goods Is par
tleularly worthy the attention OF close
buyers. For 81 80 they show a good
quaily black satin paraspl, silk lined, IN
shapes. - 'uVV