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Evening star., 1886-11-05
The Following Special Values are

tered for tomorrow at s. w. Augenstein's, Sl7,
$40 and S21 7th st. n.w.: Japanned Slop Jars,
all colors, SC: Pastry Board and Rolling Pin,
27c, worth Soc; Decorated Chamber Sets.
S2.67, worth $3.50; Crumb Brush and Tray,
19c.; Majolica Cuspadores, 33c., worth 60c.;
Coiored Glass Gas Globes and Holders. 29c.,
Rugs, 49c., sold elsewhere at Toe; 3 Table
Mats, 1Oc.; II doz. Wineglasses and Waiter,
25c.; Moss hose Tea Sets, S4.97, worth Sc. so;
Decorated New Shape Cups and Saucers, DOC.
IL doz., worth 75c.; Stove Brush and box Patent
Stove Paste, 14c.; Moss Rose Chamuer Sets,
1857, worth S5; Hat Racks, &C.; Stand Lamps
with Engraved Globes, 27c.; extra large size,
39c., sold elsewhere at Csc; Galvanized Coal
HOd and Shovel, 39c., worth 75c; 2-string
Brooms, 14c.; 3-string, 1Sc.; 4-string. DC; y
doZ. Heavily Engraved Gobiets, 3Sc; Coiored
Salt Shakers. lie.
Evening star., 1886-11-05

FUNERAL OF FATHER HoRGAN.-St Domi-
nic's church was filled to its utmost capacity
this morning by persons who came to witness
the last rites of the church performed over the
remains OF the late Rev. William A. Horgan, O.
L. There were several religious societies pres
ent, among which were ST. Dominic's Holy
Name society, OF which the deceased was
spiritual director, the Young Ladies Sodality
and the Young Catholics Friend Society," Alter
the chanting of the office of the dead
by about forty priests solemn high re-
QUEEN mass was celebrated, Rev. Father
Il. r. Logan celebrant, Father X. Dunn deacon
and Father NJ. L. Spalding sub-deacon. After
the mass Rev. Father G. IL. kenna delivered an
eloquent address. The active pall-bearers were
Messrs. John J. Brosnan, David Murphy, T. T..
Keane, j. j. Dermody, Gwynn Harris.
George K: Petty, P. Il. Dunn and r. n.
Messrs. !. Fenwick Young. VIM. Buckley,
Thomas Brown, j. j. Daley, Edward Sheehy,
John Fegan, Patrick COrcOran, Jno. r. Culli-
name, n. II. Shea and X. +. Bartle. Messrs p.
b. Dunn, David Murphy, j. j. Dermody, p N.
Dwyer and n. Ii. Shea will accompany the re-
mains to Ohio. The body will lie in state in
the church until this evening about O'Clock,
when II will be conveyed TO the Baltimore and
Ohio depot, from which place 1t will leave at
1910 O'Clock tor ST. Josephs, Ohio, where the
interment will take place. At u meeting OF
the Holy Name society in st. DOminic's hall
last night resolutions were passed in respect
TO Father Horgan's memory. The society will
accompany the remains TO the depot tonight.
Evening star., 1886-11-05

The NEW PASTOR OF THE TABERNACLE
CHuRCH--At the last session of the Congrega-
tionaI council, last evening, Rev. w. Z. Scofieid
was Installed as pastor oi the Tabernacle church
In South Washington. the sermon was deIiy-
cred by Rev DIR. Rankin. OF Orange Valley n j.
Rev. DIR. Hardy offered the Installation prayer
and Rev. ,. VI. Newman gave the right hand OF
fellowship, the exercises closing with q charge
10 the people by the Rev. DR.. ". w. Patton, OF
Howard university.
Evening star., 1886-11-05

The CHARLESToN NEARTHQUAKES.-Dr. How
land gives Ills second lecture at the National
Rifles Hall armory this evening To aid the az
sCcIated charities. The views OF the effect OF
most brilliant ana striking way, and the noted
historical earthquakes will also be illustrated.
Evening star., 1886-11-05

The TUG CAPTAIN ACQUITTED.-The charge
made by Capt k. Taylor, OF the tug Comet
against Capt Wesley Davis, of the tug Tenn
pIury, in which the former alleged that Davis
fired several bullets through the ComeI's pilot
house ON the night OF October 15. was inyesti.
gated yesterday by Steamboat INSPECTORS VAL
entine and Sayille, and resulted in the acquittal
of Davis
Evening star., 1886-11-05
EDUCATIONAL.

a CADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS 1912 MASS
"A ave. resumed studies MONDAY, SspI ON; WIN
renewed adNantages for thorough coarse ~
Music and Ar 1hc theory W Music II th1rosxhy
taught special attention Il paid TO f1sno
Guitar and Banjo Painting and the Languages re rtNe
particular attention Private class in fansing fno-
biography and Fancy Work Iustra Painting, AIS
themes ana hlnoergarten Features % tns
present year. Connected with the Academy Is =
school for Boys. Taught by the sisters seSo-Sm
Evening star., 1886-11-05

The ORIENTAL EXHIBITS. - Duncanson
Bros, corner OF 9th and ID streets begin the
sale OF this Importation tomorrow at II a. ln
and p. In. the catalogue OF this peremptory
sale contains 40 large carpets, OF various
makes. The assortment OF portieres is COM
plete. They say that The medium sized rugs
which number 15O. are rare specimens OF the
eastern handiwork. Intending purchases
should attend to-uorrow's sales as they will
then have complete assortment 10 select
from. -
Evening star., 1886-11-05

MARRIAGE LICENSES.-Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk OF the court To
James X Teasdale OF Richmond, Va, and Fam
ME Briggs, OF Port Midway, Can; Morgan ].
Houser, OF Selma, Ala, and He nrietta SemInOns;
Jesso simpson and Rosa Jackson; Albert X.
Mattingly and Mary +. Rison, Johann q. kon-
drup and Theresa Johnson
Evening star., 1886-11-05

SHE PAwNED THE BLANKETS.-Louisa Addi-
son, colored, was in the dock at the Police Court
to-day charged with stealing "A bed spread from
Jennie Minor. also colored. Jennie Omplained
that she sent Louisa to pawn pair OF blankets
Tor her, and when she asked TOR the ticket she
spread which she had never given her permis-
sion to pawn. She was sentenced to so days in
jail and restitution ordered.
Evening star., 1886-11-05
EDEATIONAL

FTNO ART SUITS AND PARENrS-AT THE
l. Academy &ne Arts, corner 9Th and r sts.
one can receive tfst thorough instruction in every
style of Drawing1 Painting. Years OF study saved
Mrs l. r. MORHL. the founder and teacher. has
had twelve medatd studied fifteen years In EUROPE
with the most celtted artists. Particular aiteIu n
TO sketching fronture. Children saturday. $40
per year. n5-litf
Evening star., 1886-11-05

WAGEwoRKER AND CAPITALIST agree that
the best shoes ever sold for the price are Hahn
Gents Calf 81, 81. so and So, Knights OF Labor
Button LACED and CATERS: over 900 pairs
lust received. at SIG 1th ST and 1922 Pa. ave
Evening star., 1886-11-05

EXTENSIVE SALE OF FURNITURE-Nessrs
Walter b. Williams & Co., aucIioneers, will sell
at their salesroom tomorrow morning com.
nencing at 10 O'Clock, an extensive assortu,en nj
of household effects, carpets, etc. See adver-
tisement for particulars. 5r-- q
Evening star., 1886-11-05

DRIVING \ BRICK WAGON OVER BoY-El-
mer Warren. "a 13-year old lad. who lives at
2o3O Stu street northwest was run over by one
of the Washington Brick Machine company's
wagons. and was seriously injured about the
oack and groin DR.. Ii. Il. Adams was called in
but was unable 10 tell the extent of the irju-
Ties. The driver of the wagon was John Lucas,
coOred, and IL l. thoas mt his act malicious
officer slack has arrested him, ana he will be
held TO answer.
Evening star., 1886-11-05

RARE OPPORTUNITY to purchase land scrip
is offered In the peremptory sale advertised 70
take place at Duncanson's auction rooms on
Monday next, at IL o'clock In.
Evening star., 1886-11-05
PIANo LEsscNs
MISS CIAH HARRISON.
Pupil of Wm Mason M. Sl3 Nj ST. NV. oc22ms

MR. JAMES CACl1ELp.
NI Late Professor jthe Grand Conservatory o.
Music. New York.
mol -Gts | 1892 kingman Place n. W.
Evening star., 1886-11-05

4 YOUNG Ian (COIOREDi WITH CoNslD-
IA cradle expprit1e and success would like a few
more piano scholars Special atr htlon % peglintrs
Terms SH per qua3r. in adya'ce Address MbSlI
TEACHER, star ole. nS-lw~
MISS ROSA PDSCHEs GERMAN. FRENCH
ANl and English stol au hindergarteii reopetls
OCTOBER 4. Thirtear circulars Al liza l2tn 81
NV Private lessnnl sel-3mS
Evening star., 1886-11-05


Il Land convenient 10 market and short distance
street cars there Is eight house on prop
erty aud s.abilng tor iour horses The buildings are
beautifully located near spring furnishing abundN
ance of water Apply 1877 9TH ST. n-w. n5-2ts
LHoR RsALE-sTokE,s Stuck AND FIXTURES OF
Is 732 4l2 81. g. This Is a bargain, as the party =
oolised 10 leave the city chance Ior small ezspiuI
n4-:SIs
DUILDINGs sLAU0HTER-HOUsEs A Nd CA Re
ID Stables cleared OF Rats with serrets ana
WM. sAHLlSG. Address ala 9Th 81 NV. n2luS
DARE CHANCE FOR HOTEL OR la RG n
HI family Boarding Housekeeper. The furniture
sale aud house rent The house Is well known
and 10 Literally patronixed IL has been for many
years: IL affords good opportnriiy to any one de-
sirous OF eniering into prostabie business with =
small capital satisfactory reasons given by own3
VIZ DESIsoN. Real Estate Ae,u.
oczo-1m o23 - nv.
INVEST THROUGH THE SOUND AND RI
Il liable Western Farm Mortgage Co. Lawreoca
Kan Capital and snrplua. s4oO.V .VUO carefuiiy IS.
lected lst AortgAge Farm Loans payable In n. N.
seven per cen, in,srsss guaranteed Unrvailrd n
No losses Refer TO Third National bank. N n ofy:
National pank Lawrence Kan. and hundre<1s of Il.
vextorA For fnli Information call upon OF n<creos
anxS-3ms s8AFEk Rf1TEk. krsosrick. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06

HON 1nE WORK or BUILpINc STREETS
GOHs STEADILY OK.
The year Of 1856 will see more wori
Done ~ the way Of making good streets
than s6i and 1855 together. Street i'm
proVement Is a favorte topic among
property owners, who are so anxious to
see 1t done that they are perfectly willing
TO go down In their pockets for the money
required to curb and gutter the frontaee
OF their property, and also for that re-
quired TO grade and gravel one.thrd of
the street the length OF their lot or lots
The streets now being made are
not in one section OF the CITY. lint
in all portions and 10 every direction one
may see the work going on.
A GAZETTE reporter went over part of
the ground yesterday, and was surprised
TO see the magnitude of operations in The
Improvement line. First, there was
Rusk street, on which heavy force Of
men and teams were at work under the
direct supervision OF the contractor, ]
j. Hughes, and Capt John Murrell, the
able civil engineer, In-forty days the
street will be graded, graveled, curbed
and guttered from the square to Reserya-
tion street, a distance Of seventeen blocks,
and the curbing and guttering will be OF
limestone, which will not chip.
fake or split, but will be where
1t is placed until the wear and
tear of ages destroy 1t. In this connec-
tion it is stated by Mr.. Hughes that Rusk
street will positively be opened 10 the
reservation. Property owners along this
street estimate that the improvement will
enhance the value of their holdings at
least 25 per cent.
On East Fifth street Mr.. Holden is do
ing splendid work and il will be but a
week or ten days until the street to the
railroad crossing WILDE as good as any
in the city.
The gap on Jones street from Second.
which is graded and graveled to i .fteenth,
is undergoing aprovement, one block
being already finished.
West Weatherford from Throckmorton t.
Robinson branch is another street being
made into II thoroughfare, and it is stated
that public:spirted citizens living beyond
the branch propose to take up the work
and push it to the city limits.
Adams street, West Daggett avenue,
Boaz street, Henderson street and West
Second street from Throckmorton to the
limits are all being improved, or work
viii commence in few days.
In few words, to sum up, over four
and three-quarter miles of street i'm
provements are to-day under way. AS
good streets come disease grows beauti-
fully less
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06
THE MALLORY BOYCOTT.
No Eject Manifest at Gaiveston--.T
knights complete rheir Rounds.
Special to the Gazette.

No Eject Manifest at Galveston The
knights Complete Their Rounds.
Special to the Gazette
GALVESTON, Tx, Feb. S.--The several
committees Of Knights Of Labor have con
cluded their visits among the wholesale
and retail business houses, and have thus
requested about every business man In
Galveston 10 please fail IN line and OBJ.
serve their boycotting order against the
Mallory company, Tie fruitless result Of
these visits has previously been noted.
Last evening the committee OF Knights,
more as matter OF record, they say.
called upon MIR. George Sealy, president
of the Gulf, Colorado Santa railway.
and requested that road 10 cease doing
business with the Mallory. Mr. Sealy,
inasmuch as his company was chartered
Institution and common carrier, said to
acccde TO tho request Of the Knights
would be violation of the statutes, as all
railroads must take what business is Of
Tered them. The discussion with MIR.
Sealy was OF q pleasant character, the
knights personally expressing nothing
but friendly feeling for the Santa lre road,
but they urged their claim that the Mallory
line persisted In discrimination against
their order. President Sealy gave them
a little tatherly talk, and seemed 20 make
II clear thai the Santa Fe road had moth
Ing TO do with the existing differences
between the knights OF Labor and the
Mallory company. The movement toward
a meeting Of the retail merchants to dis
cuss the boycott matter and define their
position has not yet materialized, They
all seem willing to hold meeting, but
nosody appears to want TO take the
initiative. Everything is progressing as
usual Mt tho Mallory wharf. The ships
come and go as though no boycott was In
existence. IL is reported that Capt.
Sawyer Is preparing or having prepared a
complete history Of the labor trouble on
his wharf.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06
Inyalids, Hotel ana surgical Institute.

This widely celebrated institution,
located at Buffalo, N Y, is organized
with full staff Of eighteen experienced
and skillful physicians aud surgeons, con-
shutting the most complete organization
Of medical and surgical skill in America,
for the treatment OF all chronic diseases,
whether requiring medical or surgical
means for their cure. Marvellous success
has been achieved In the cure OF all nasal,
throat and lung diseases, liver and kidney
diseases, diseases OF The digestive organs,
bladder diseases, diseases peculiar TO
women, blood taints aud skin diseases,
rheumatism, neuralgia, nervous debility,
paralysis, epilepsy (hts), spermatorrhea
impotency and kindred affections, Thou
sands are cured at their homes through
correspondence The cure of the worst
ruptures, pile tumors, varcoele, hydro
cele aud structures Is guaranteed, with
only short residence at the Institution.
Send 10 cents in stamps, for the inValids'
Guide Book (l6s pages, which gives all
particulars. Address, Worlds Dlspensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, n. y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06

was very elcrsnt. Miss Ole has many
friends who wish her happy future.
She was one Of Shreyeporiis lovclles,
young ladies'. She Is well known IN Hen.
rIetta aud Longvlcw, Tex. Mr. Akari
was until recently IN the grocery business
at Henrietta, but Is now enitaged IN the
cattle business In Colorado. The presents
were many and very elegant aud costly,
the present from the groom being a $1,000
set OF diamonds. They lelt this mornina
fot their future home In Colorado.
Brcmond's narrow-gange road is now
making regular trips from here 70 Hous.
ton, and Is already doing a iine business
Considerable rain fell here yesterday
and Red river is rising, much to the de-
light Of the boatmen,
After all the fuss about the case AGAINST
the drummer for abduction, Il Is now the
opinion OF several prominent attorneys
here that he viii como clear, and that the
lady win fail to appear as witness
against him, The case is set for trial TO.
morrow. Public opinion In reference 10
the case is very much divided
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06
THE CITY
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

/ The Grand; D. NJ. Sully, Miss Fox,
Hopsius, p Paul, Master Mabray,
company; B. II. Bondu-
city; Robt earthly, New York; Jess
(aEell, Handy; II, G. Carter, Arling-
ESE. Hayden, Aurara; d Shipman,
Is; Lewis Ascher, New York; DO
Il Missouri; j. N. Adkins, El Paso;
3km WILEY, II. W. Owen, Peter
NJ, Alabama; NJ. Henderson, John
Fans, Tennessee; j. w. White, Ohio;
4 Gluoccho's: W. II. Eastland, A.
Hcnes, New York; Grace j. Clark,
{Iran; L. Cody, Hope, Ark; C.
flnel, St. Louis; Walter Hardcastle,
ssoui Jesse J. Baker, Cleburne; j.
HHsson, Mineral Wells; j. U. Dubois,
&agoi Paul Brown, Montgomery City,
RR Alexander, Houston; A. M.
nv A c. Notten, Dallas; A j.
.noury, Sedalla, Mo. William Bowen,
m; ) Npman, New York; Creed
2 ysnd wife, Castlewood, Va; NJ. N,
20, Georgia.
he Brunswick; Miss M. Vaughn,
y . Ala WI Mason, Harold; w.
'ssnwood, Dallas; j. C. Hensley and
waco; B G. Clark, Chas, A. Ed
Jao. Robinson, members of "Sully
II oo.i" John P. Long, city; L. NJ.
~ Canada j. S Courson, Texar-
y 3 Pullman, city; Sam Houser,
y John Thompson, Cisco; Harry
Ilh, Denton; VIII j. Durham, Dali
T. Bogardus, Wichita Falls; II.
syille
@ Mansion: w. IL. Lehman,
smith Rangsnole, Rockdale; w.
avon, Fort Worth: j. A. Stuart,
u'D. Hughes, Sherman; e. NJ,
MnsasiA, b. Smith, st. Louis.
s,aaasll, City; W. Perry, Calves
! y y Dllzler, M. D., city; A. b.
\ nHsri To, Youngblood, Alvar-
White, Texas; c. r. Scott,
~ wy NJ. +. 0zee, Henrietta; j.
s Rio Vista; r. IL. McNott,
u Stribling, Granbury, Tex. !;
nse9no. Texas; + Connally, Gal
W Dunn, st. Louis;
s' sl'. \ Enoch Breeding and wife,
r.iex G. j. Gibbs, Clifton,
. a0ses Henley, b. w. Stewart,
.as Jef Bales, Gainesville
, w, Wohai II. w. Johnston,
NJ. ny 3 Sherwood, Galveston; j.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06

You win never suffer from tobacco
chewers' heartburn or indigestion If you
chew only Flnzer's patent Havana-cured
Turf plug. Seven separa points OF
superiority: Pure brandy-peach flavor;
thirty pei cent. less nicotine than the
miidest; outlasts the strongest; plugs
always plant; no bitter after-taste; not a
grain OF grit. For sale, wholesale by
Joseph II Brown, Fort Worth, and at re.
tail, by all dealers In fine tobaccos.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06
THE SUPREME COURT.
Decisions Rendered at Yesterdays sitting
mt Galveston.

at Galveston.
Special TO the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Feb. 5.--The su.
preme court to-day rendered the follow
ing decisions: S. Hackworth VS.. William
L. and Thomas Dwyer, from Washington
county; affirmed.
I. j. Eberson ct al. VS.. d. S. Chandler,
from Polk county; affirmed
Thomas Dryer vs.. Adrian Testard,
from Washington county; reformed so as
TO inclose attachment lien, In other re-
spects affirmed.
Flagman Mckenzie vs. William Rice,
from Tyler county; affirmed
j. G, Craig VS.. A. Cartwright, from
Jefferson county; reversed and remanded.
T. j, EpersOn ct al. VS. Hattie and j
IL Jones, from Polk county reversed and
remanded
Emma H. Kleiber ct al VS.. Charles
McManus, from Cameron county; sub
mitted on briefs and oral arguments.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06
SHREVEPORT.

Heffner-AKard Nuptials-The BremoDd
Road In Running Trim.
Correspondence Of the Gazette.
SHREVEPORT, La, Feb. 4.--One OF the
grandest weddings which has ever taken
place In Shreveport was win ssed last
evening at o'clock at the residence OF
Hon. James Heffner by large number Of
friends Of the bride and groom. Inc CON
tracing parties were Mr.. .. d. akaru OF
Montrose, Col, and Miss Ole Hen.
ner OF his city. Rev. II NJ Boom
Longeiew oficiated. Thebride's costume
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06

scott's Emulsion Of purc God Liver OH,
with Hypcphospiitcs, for wasting chn.
drcn.
Dr. $, w Cohen OF Waco, Tex, saws
~ have used Your Emulsion in infauine
wasting, with good results. IL not only
restores wasted tissue, but gives strength
and heartily recommend 1t for diseases
attended hy atrophy''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06
RAW HANDS
fostering, Watery and Raw from the Fin
ger Tips T. Wrist Cured by

IN TIL SPRING OF 1854 an eruption appeared
Il on the backs OF my hands. | supposed / was
poisoned ~ Ivy, My hands continued 10 grow
worse, until the fall, when consulted m deal
advice, and used many remedies 30 no uurp Sc.
Instead Of getting better they rapidly grew
worse, Being mass OF watery, festerIng raw
flesh, ycr1 offensive and annoying, Whenever
a par would heal up II w0Id be subiectrO the
most violent itching and Immediately break out
worse than befo e. Little watory spota then
appeared on my finger joints, and fostering
would spread over large surface. In hi. con
dltion began the use OF the Cgtleura rena
dies. In one weeks time nv hands were al
most well, and In q short tim entirely cured.
NO. ~. NAU1lEK,
Pier 81 8. VIII rves. Philadelphla
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06

portion Of Since ropplewell's estate;
consideration $40.
VIM and A. Wills TO Stanley TomlIn-
son, lot 25xl00, Boaz's addition; con-
sideration SlG5.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06
on THE STREET.

a. Am Una, Z me public schools can get
81 r@ ! Y, Tor January by calling
- Martin, at his Office.
sas SssS licenses have been issued
ssss,' - ~ learns through Rev. A. A.
|knss,,I' ue Time fixed for Moody
\ / ,, Christian convention in
"0@ the 4th to the 9TH Of
+ ~. VA s4.agton, a young colored
'lse ~ !. arrested yesterday by ON,
RsAo saio suspicion of being the
'.sSis s'ole several overcoats from
4 ''Hk a short time ago
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06

My wife used the Cuticura Remedies for q
sore leg, caused by yarico,e ycins, with epiire
ard perez sa IF elton Mrs John flaherty
was also cured ~ sore leg Of long etahoiug
by thr same treatment.
JOHN NJ. COOPER, DruggIst
Crcenleld Ill.,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06

rb65fry. ia,c . Aa#r II the NhieS|
"a Ff6fusrY, 1871 was valid, ail
ihai il be ednilstd w plpNNp.
,as.d. the npWAtaplf unf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06


/, M dsIly runs between Ell paso and
K ID ~ daily runs between Fort Worth and
4 S Is daily runs between Fort Worth
Il wv n daily, except Sunday, runs between
il NJ t All runs between st. Louis and El
4 mdany runs between New Orleans and
\ III daily runs between Dallas and Fort
Mdsny, except Sunday, runs between
4 Verb and Colorado,
H |, Isl, l5g 1913 ana l5i run solid trains
Va from San Antonio 70 81 Louis,
n is and lA run via Dallas.
IA and 1 between Fort Worth, Houston
4 Galveston. @ ID. LUsK,
linton Ticket Agent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06

|,al IsossSnOnd wife to Martin v.
|.lags W.. south part Of block
iH Y sliSO. 70 Fort WORTH
|snItssss,ds ana a. wife to H. G. Holt,
4 l0Sx2oli consideration
\ %, !, Martin V. Miller, lot
'slO Poy. O, Z. I, jennings west
4 WORTH consideration
4 Nd t,sa.s and wife to Landon
4 ~ 81 land, Ida osborne's
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06
oUTIouRA REMEDIES

are sol everywhere. Cuticura, the great skin
cure, 80 cts; Cnticura soap, an exqni lie In
ReautiieT, % cir-; Outicura ReeolytDt. ths new
Rood PuTiner. 500 Prepared Wy the PoTfB
DRUG AND CHEMICAL 90, Boston.
nd fer fsboW 10 Care skin Diss asrs -
TFUNIIING, scaly, PIN ~ aud Oily skin
IIOA hennflfcd hY nilcnrn som
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06

l have suffered All my life with skin diseases
o. different kinds and have never found per.
manent ellef. until. by the advice OF lady
friend, used rOnr valuable Cuticura emedie-
gave them u thorough trial, using six bottles
o The Crti IRA esolyent Two boxes OF CUT.
cuIa md seven cakes Cuticura soap, and the
sull wrs t1 what had been told Il would
bed complete cure.
fffsIf 4 W ann
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06

nae unemployed workmen with the re-
msinder Socialists. The two sections
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06

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