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Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-02-25

I as Jim EuIIard hangin' round
these parts nowadays ?" asked Il
passenger from a car window of q
Dakota citizen.
"JIm was hangIn' round last
week, stranger"
"DId you SEQ him?"
'Oh, yes; l had hold of the
rope"
| The reported discovery of silver
mines at Arson, in Jones county,
and gold in Edwards county, has
caused much Hutter among those
who are looking for the royal road
wealth. There seems to be more
excitement attendant upon these
reports than remunerative output.
The eggs of the Aylesbury duck
hatch we'll, and the young are easl-
ly raised. At three months old
they seem nearly grown. When
swimming, the Aylesbury settles
lower in the water than most ducks,
which shows their weight is larger
in proportion to their size.
If your fat irons trouble you,
by dropping black spots from the
top or sides when ironing, take
them in o pan of soapsuds and give
them thorough washing, and dry
quickly, to prevent rusting.
Factory girls at Burnley, Eng
land, are incensed at notice post
cd in the mills that all young girls
must cease to wear hair fringed
at the front and must part it in the
middle.
Men are allowed to smoke AT will
on the street cars IN the city OF
Mexico, but they always rise to
give a woman a scat, whether she
be young or old, rich or poor.
Ex-senator Herman of Utica has
aroused considerable Indignation
in the ranks OF his former Irish adj
mIrers by denouuclng the Land
league.
San Juan, Cal, has only one Chr
naman within her limits, but is
about organizing an antl-Chlnese
club TO make him 60.
Warm weather, causing slushy
roads, causes immense delay in
logging operations IN the North
western pinerieS.
The buds have come out on the
Florida fruit trees since the freeze,
showing that the damage must be
very slight.
Senator Congcr OF Michigan is
coming into more prominent notice
since his funny speech on art at
the capital.
Mr.. JoEE Of Texas, has intro
duccd bill in the house granting
the Thanking privilege 10 the widow
Of Gen. Grant.
There were fifteen deaths from
cancer in Boston last week, Just
half as many as from consumption,
The Salvation army is growing
stronger IN England. Its income
is now nearly 100000.
Kansas, South Carolina and West
Virginia have the smallest ratio Of
saloons TO population.
Mrs. 2artington's latest is said 10
be: OTIS poor mule that wont
work both ways"
Samuel ]. Tilden has gained
twenty pounds of flesh in the past
year.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-02-25

Tho egg farm could be made to
pay in Texas, but 1t seems there
are few who have the nerve or
patience to try the experiment. 1t
would cost less to equip and run
such q farm IN Texas than any
other state in the Union. If
money can be made In running egg
farms in other states, there is n
fortune in reach for all who will
try the experiment in Texas.
"Now, sir, you ars better" said
Boston faith doctor TO patient
he had been treating; "tell me just
how you feel" swell, sir" re-
Piled the victim, 81 feel like a -
fool; how much is your bill?"
GIN FINN, q San Francisco laun-
dryman, has Joined the Antl-Coolie
League, and posts over the door OF
his washee house tho sign: "The
Chinese must go. None but NELL
can man employed here"
Three largo passenger steam.
ships have recently grounded in
the efforts to get into New York
haFbpr, and congress is being urg-
ed to hurry up their appropriation
for harbor improvement.
Rdlson's intention to marry hay
ing become generally known, the
newspapers are disposed TO accept
this as proof that his photograph
is a confessed failure as talking
machine.
Carpets should be thoroughly
beaten on tho wrong side first, and
then on the right side, SO as to
leave it fresh. Spots may be re-
moved by the use of OK gall or
ammonia and water.
An English member of parIia.
ment has been sued for SANDER by
an editor, whose paper he declar-
ed in speech was supported by
the conservative candidate.
A veterinary surgeon, who has
been practising extensively IN pri-
vate families, is being proceeded
against by the Burlington county
81. j. Medical society.
The German Chancellor is SUIT
fsring one ofthe penaltlss Of great
ness; a popular preparation for
teeth!Dg children is called Obs
marck's baby powder"
Down south, where they recent
ly had snow but no sIeighs, various
people met the emergency by
hitchIng horses to the family rock
ing chair.
English physicians hold that
scarlet fever can be contracted d.
rectiy from spws. They hold milk
to be especially an object of sus-
picion.
Strong brine may be used to
advantage in washing bedseads.
Hot alumni water is also recon-
mended for this purpose.
Heightened utilization manifests
itself in New York by sending out
funeral invitations on note paper
edged with real Grape.
Polished floors and bright warm
rugs give cheerfulness to an apart
ment and add a perfect sense of
cleanliness.
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Physicians Prescribe Them.-I have nolh-
Ing but the highest praise tor the results Ob;aln-
ed from your c. TIrLIA Remedies, of whirh !
have sold more than of all others of the kind.
MONR0 BOND, NJ. u,
$50 y. Bond St, Philadelphia. Ia
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Mrs. Isaac Phelps, Raycnna, o., writes:
For the last year have har n species fitch
ing. scaly and pimply humors on my face TO
which | have applied great many .hods
of treatment without success, and which was
speedily cured by CUTICURA.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-02-25

MT. John Thiel, WilkesbarTe, Ia, writes
al have suffered from Salt Rheum for over eight
years, at times so bad that could not attend
TO my business for weeks a. time Three box
IS of cuticura and fOurhOttles ResOlvent have en-
iirely cured Inc of this dreadful disease
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-02-25
CO-parLnerslIip.

Stern " Kolwes having formed 4 co-part-
nersflip, hereby give notice that they have
removed their stock of goods TO the Scllott=
mann building. corner Of Main and North
streets, where they viii be happy TO meet
and wait upon their friends and customers.
Give rs cali STERE :, kOLWES.
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OF SWEET GIN am K,1IEH

ADDE'S WANTED 10 work Tor us At their
- own homes, 81 TO $40 per week can be
easily mads NO canVassing fascinating and
steady employment. Particulars snd sample of
ina work sent for stamp. Address Home MANI
FAoTsRISe Co. Boston, Mass P o. Boz l9Is,
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-02-25

A large selection of Combs,
Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes at
r. E. Luhn's.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-02-25

DEAL fifty the Complexion and skin
DEAObv using the Cuticura Soar.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-02-25

ChRs. HoughtOn. Esqr, lawyer, IS State
street, Boston, reports case of Eczema under
his observation for ten years, which covered the
patients body and limbs, ard 10 which all
known methods of treatment had been applied
without benefit, which was complete cured by
the tuticura Remedies, leaving clean anu
healthy skin.
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Indulgsnees or Exposures.
.l EVE |MARRIAGE GUIDE. ; giasst q.

Elegant cla:h and gilt finding, Sealed for 90
cents ia postage. or currency. over nfty WON
drriltl PEI. pictures, true to life articles on thu
IoiIowiug srnjrcts. Who raay marry who note
why Proper age tonarry. Who marry lrst-
Mnnhnnl. MOulanh,Od. Physical decay. Mho
increased. Tl.o-r married ur contemplating
marrying should read It. II ought IL be read
by A. a'!Glt pet SUITS. then kcpt under lock and
rev pniiilnr r,ll Ion. SANE as shove but paper
sever ard snJ PAGES, . cents % mail. in money
- irttr-s
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-02-25

The Salvation army is growing
stronger IN England. Its income
is now nearly 100000.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-02-25

There were fifteen deaths from
cancer in Boston last week, Just
half as many as from consumption.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-02-25

Three large passenger steam,
ships have recently grounded in
the efforts to get into New York
haFbor, and congress is being urg,
ed to hurry up their appropriation
for harbor improvement.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-02-25

Kansas, South Carolina and West
Virginia have the smallest ratio OF
saloons TO population.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-02-25
II proportion to their size,

If your fat irons trouble you,
by dropping black spots from the
top or sides when ironing, take
them in pan of soapsuds and give
them thorough washing, and dry
quickly, to prevent rusting.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-02-25

And Every Species Of Itch
Ing and Burning Diseases
Positively Cured.

ECZEHIA, or sat RheunI, with lis alsonizinE
LAiichiE and burning, instantly relieved by
warm bath with Cuticura Soap, aud single al
plieafiOn of CuticuTa, the great Skin CuIe. THIS
repeated daily with two or three doses oi uii-
cura Resolvent, the New BlOOd Purifier, 10 Keep
the blood cool. the peTspiratlUn pure aud untrri-
tating, tine bowels open, the liver ami kidneys
active. will speedily cure Eczema, letter, Ring
worm, Psoriasis. Lichen, Pruritus, scald Head,
Dandruff, and every species Of lthing, Scally
and Pimply Humors of the Scalp and skin, when
the best physicians and all known remedies fail.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-02-25

"Now, SIT, you ars better," said
q Boston faith doctor TO a patient
he had been treating; 'tell me just
how you feel" swell, sir" re-
Piled the victim, 81 feel like -
fool; how much is your bill?"
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-02-25

Mrs. Iartington's latest is said 10
be: OTIS poor mule that wont
work both ways"
Samuel ]. Tilden has gained
twenty pounds of flesh in the past
year.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-02-25

GIN Fun, q San Francisco laun.
dryman, has joined the Antl-Coolie
League, and posts over the door OF
his washee house tho sign: "The
Chinese must go. None but nell
can man employed here"
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-02-25

Mr.. JoEE', Of Texas, has intro
duccd bill in the house granting
the Thanking privilege 10 the widow
Of Gen. Grant.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-02-25

Ex-senator Herman of Utica has
aroused considerable Indignation
in the ranks OF his former IRISH adj
mlrers by denouucIng the Land
league.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-23
TmE KNAnE pIANn.

An Instrument that n DeHervsdiy Popular
hH Power, sweetness nrd wonderful Ign.
durRnre,
''NothiDg IN moro certain than that In
the cnd merit wi II como out victor Rs
poClully true ~ " in This age ot cOmpeti-
ton thcapness aud extensive 0dverlis.
Ing viii often combine 20 give second
ro,o article q certain popularity, but " IN
always Bhortilv0d, People detect tho
! ''stll,' and the article dlsappearB from
| sight a glance through the columns Of
our trade Journals win show thls, Hence,
| when w ind an article which not only
malhtalua but Increases us popularity,
tbon II may be fairly concluded that there
arc qualities back which aet cunt for H.
An article IN point w the Knabe piano.
forte, This has been before tho public
now FOR nearly fity years, aud II has been
y half century OF steady, Rturdy growth,
There are not many muelCnl pOrnous liz
this county who arc not familiar, at
least, with the reputation OF these insiru.
mentH, so that description may seem
supcllln0ua. a i0w words, however,
regarding the energy perseverance, and
success OF inc house may not be ont OF
plAce There ~ German proyCfb that
the meaning of Ifs II "to strly1,n and
Nh'"'AWf " ilNAAlN hNhNh ~ w HNNtt IN
their manufacture oi pianos certainly
exompldcd the saying 10 is fullest OK,
tent,
In tho selection Of n plano three things
are usually taken Into consideration,
tone, touch and durability. Knabo's In.
: suumenta combine all ih0 essentials i'm.
menpe power with exquisite sweetness,
wonderful endurance with most easy
and ~ the same time elastic touch, Az
regards singing quality, we cannot do bet.
{ Tor Than quote the testimony OF lima dc
Mutska, when she was Ia New York; i1ta
lrlluancy aud equality Of tOno, and ~
rare singing power, made IL a source OF
lellght 10 any lyric artist, aud faithful
. interpreter Of the great works OF tho
operate STAGE Their Instruments
. luclndo oil ClaRseH--equare, up
right and grand Tho squaros
possess this full aud clear tone aud rich
ana sonorous quhlity The uprlghta hfc
exceedingly handsome, having clear and
beautiful scale, with power IN tho lower
tetayos rarely found In instruments OF
that class. And tho grapds have every,
thing Ia perfection, They are tnaRnin
: cent Instruments, The scale II finely grad
onted aud tho tone brilliant, powerful aud
9 sympathetic
Resides tho extenaiye establishments n,
hal,imorf, New York aud waahIneton.
. which arc conducted by tho rrm thcm,
4 selves, they have agencies for the aalo N
y thelr pianos IN Al The principal cities oI
the United States, Canada and IN many oI
I the large cities abroad. - Boston Adyer
u tiBef,
. Max Elscr OF Fort Worth ia rex.s 80,
. agent for the Knabe plano
4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-23
DECATUR.
The President Of tho Grand State Aiiiano
Tenders Hts Resignation.


The President Of tho Grand state Alliance
Tenders ITS Resignation.
special 10 tho Gazette.
DECATUR, Tx, Nov 22,--,Tho Chico
Bee, n 1.-Two Democratic newspaper for
merry Published weekly NJ Chico. Wise
county, will hereafter buzz In Decatur,
with Mr.. Lowe Shoaron and John Dale
az editors and propretors, There Is
room for tho Bee, ana Decatur will help
him 70 buzz.
II IL learned from reliable source that
Andy Dunlop, the president Of the Grand
state alliance, has rendered his rcelgna'
tlOn TO The alliance Az president thereof,
The reasons given nfe that certain news.
papers are critloisng him severely whom
he ~ not guilty, and that no had used
every fort In hla power TO keep the order
out o. politics, and that sOmo alliances
would persist Ia bringing politics into u
hence his action Mr., Dunlop has lln'
inrm In the south part OF thla county, gu,
Is quite independent, and IL one Of %
best citizens,
The commissioners court ordered Al
election TO take place the 2lBt December
tO determine whether or not we woul
hnya prohibition, "wild-GNt Whitkyn o
licensed saloons whore II w controlled b
law, hut as tho time was moro than thirt
days from date Of order they roaolnded Il
aud We VIII have local epsilon Tor 80 m
time yet
WIN. Ilarmen Of Decatur has secure
The contract for conveying tho prisoner
TO the peuitontl6ry for tho next two year,
~ 8lG each.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-23
SOr wHoLLY A RuSOn.
New Work Itishmsn Thiah There IL ruth IN
the michael Dssiit story.

New Work Isishmsn Thinh There - ruth Ia
the michael Ds,iit story.
ERw YoRg, Nov 80 The Herald this
morning Gays The startling announce
mcnt 10 tho effect that there was con.
epIraoy TO KIN Michael Dayltt beoause oi
his opposition 70 tho measures proposed
by revolutionary Irlehmcn, created con.
siderable comment among lrlAh-Amefioan
circles In this city The thfoa, against
the lie Of tho ono.armed patriot was
talked over yesterday at the meetings OF
several branches VI the Irish National
league The general belief was that there
waa some i0nndaiion Tor tho rumoF and
many of Dayitts friends admitted that
thoy would not be much surprised % heat
Of his assassination Ia the West Pfoml.
neut irishmen were 10th to speak u tht
report, but II seems that Daylti, when b,
denounced the rhanlx Park Dublin,
removals four years ago became involved
In . quarrel with former friends aud thai
they now seek revenge
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-23
CATTLE SHIPPERS KICKING.

the Texas a Thoitln FurpihhinE no stool,
uArs nt unipraao,
sroeial 10 tho Gazette,
C0LonAno, tina Nov, 22c-Th0ro IL a
great deal Of dlsoontont among the stock.
men here over the fact that the 'rexss 6
Pacific railroad ~ falling 10 furnish ears
for the transportation Of stock 20 mHffet
and 20 day number OF them combined 10
secure cars ot BalInger so ~ 20 ship
over ihe Gulf, Colorado 4 Santa l'c Al-
ready some catla have started on Tho
trail 10 that poipt ana many others arc
likely TO follow uniCss Immediate relief 10
furnished Siogkmnn from the North
now holding stecra nndor hUayy expenses
declare thai they VIII hereafter
drive So Harold and those
from tho south 10 DalllHger,
which will severely affect shipmnntp from
this point There Rt0 now moro than
800 car loads awaiting shipment and this
station lH receiving about six cars day,
Tie officials wlli give no promlsos as tn
when cars can be iurnishod, nor any
| announcement whatever to shippers "A
cxemplidod by tho following Telegram
| received by one OF ths leading cnitlc
companies from The superintendent Of thc
| Rio Grando dlylHlOni ''Cnn not give you
any encouragement la regard 70 cars
| We are RgttlhR none back from tho north
and carrot noar of any.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-23
Have increased my stock from 5000 In 1876 TO $4,000 IN
1886 by misrepresentation! GUESS NOT.
WIN. n. TAYLOR.

these remarks by the Machlnlst, tina,
th0ro is really no political Issue involved
In the labor question, " Ia merely one OF
right aud Justice between employ
era and employees, or rather be.
tween capital and labor. A staple quos-
tlon Of right or wrong In busineBs
transaction such ~ tho hiring OF hands 10
do certain work or labor cannot involve
any political principle, and therefore can
have no political adjudication. The men
who arc doing 40 much 10 bring the labo
question into politics and TO organize q
poll ical labor party are demagoguos OF
the worst description, ana simply want
10 obtain political power by duping thelI
fellows.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-23
onunCm DELEGATIONS.
n uouse ~ worAhip on TIN spot where
Jsfinrnnn Dnxia MaH norn.

bsHnrnuu DnviA was norm
LolsyiLLn, KY. Nov. 22 Yesterday
al Falrvlew on tho line between Christian
and Todd counties, Kentucky, thnro was
dedicated Baptist church erected on the
alto Of tho bnllding where Jefferson IA.
Wis was born, The ground was pur-
chased and given by party OF gentlemen
10 Davis, who In turn gave " for the
location Of u church. Rev Or. Atrlck-
land oi Nashville delivered tho dodlca,
ton sermon Jefferson Davis was pros
ont aud there was an immense crowd,
many Of whom could not get In tho
church and were forced 20 leave, ~ "
was raining hard
Afterwards Mr. Davis was Invited TO
the pulpit, and, bent with ago and sup.
ported by "A stand, he made few nppro-
pirate remarks, closing Rs follows inlay
Ito who dwollain henyun bless lndlyidu.
ally aud collectively this whole commune
W and may Ills beuediGilop reet on this
house forever, More than thls u would
10 Improper for ms 10 say
Mr.. Davis then presented the Ghurct
with q service ut solid SILVER, Tho ohurGl
Is handsome bnok structure, costlni
about SO 600. inely polished slab o
ylolcthu0d Tennessee matblg sot IN th
wall " tho ycstlbuc opposite tbG nemorl
MI window has this Inscription II
Hpman capitals hJcfersun Davis o
Mississippi was born juno 8, ls0s, ON tn
nito Of thli church, lle inado giit o
this lot March 10, 1885, 10 Bethel BRptla
church as q thank Offering ~ tho Lord !
After tho uhuron services, the crow
adjourned 20 muhcincient Dime
spread IN big building near at hant
whore M were hountllully fed, MI
Davis left Tor Ciatksyiie, Tom. whor
ho took tho Gain tur h0mn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-23
Have increased my stock from $1,000 1876 to $4,000 I'M
1886 by Misrepresentation h GUESS NOT
WIN. II. TAYLOR.

brown, lived 10 Rcd River, where ho had
wife, but he deserted har. In August,
1894, ho wnA a6nt 90 the ponitentlary from
urnenylllo Tor horae-tbeit, whsro hu also
had wife. After serving n few months
IN tho ponltontiary he made hla escape
and went 10 tho Indian Territory, and ~
Doaksyille, 10 tho ChoCtaw nation, under
the namo OF John Love, he married again,
few months ago ho left the nation aud
opened store az Golden BLUM, on the
Texas side OF tho Red river, whore he
was when arrested
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-23

old PIN boxes are spread over the land
by the thousands after having been emp.
tied by suffering humanity What mass
OF slCkenlng, disgusting medicine the
poor stomach has 70 contend with. Too
much utroug medicine Prlcsly Ash nit.
tors Il rapidly and surely taking the place
oi all this class Of druEa and II curing
all the Ills arising from diaord0red con.
dltlon Of tho liver, kidneye, stomach and
uowclH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-23

LADIES' MISSES AND CHlDRENs MERINo also WHITE AND
SCARLET WOOL KNIT UNDERWEAR Stock complete and with the prices
%
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-23

"F"NTNT " wv WNTVtTN
frooa Cry, Tx, Nov. Pa Flowing
water was struck this morning iH an
artssian well on tho College addition at
the depth Of 2al feet Tho now "a 1000
aAllons per hour and tho water rises
thlrly'ono icot above tho surface. Strlk,
Ing water IN this well does not decrease
the How at the others.
Fccos City shipped to-day nvo cars o.
wool TO st, Louis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-23
rOLlriCs AM LABOR.



EAtinns ~ nn,bR rsrvertrd.
ironhhm hammer,
The American Mnchlnlst, a paper that
Ia closely connected with both employers
and employees in one OF the most txten.
sivo branches Of American industries
saya, thero never was time IN this Goun,
try whom bureaus OF labor statistics could
DO more for publle benefit than now and
they ought to be strongly supported,
The prominent part taken Ia the recent
elections by worklnpmen indicates that
they have some grievances 70 be
righted by statue IL ~ ueelcaa
to ask OnO.idoh, seiic0nBlituttd re-.
formers 20 formulate tholr grievances. IL
needs careful study 10 nnd what remedies
arc really needed. There liz not labor
grievance that can be regulated 10y statue
tnAt bureau OF labor statistics cannot
uncover and euggestto legislative author.
tiles soma law 10 correct Tho head VI
tho bureau, however, must be man Ia
command the respect and confidence Of
the masses who toll, There are now labor
bureaus In ohio, Massachusetts
Ponnsylvanlp, Illinois aud Now
Jersey, The heads OF these bureaus arc
not IN any sense politicians aud compare
| tlyoly TOW OF those who hsy0 been hone
! ntod by their reports know what ticket,
any one Of them tavOrs. These men, how
ever, arr known BY thoir works, and they
have not been brought into prominence
by interylcwors ON pariy matters, but BY
/ petlent, perniEtcnt work Ia bringing tt
/ light truths about Industrial ehtah
liHhmonta and the men, women ant
children who pass their timo therein, 3,
a judolOua presentation OF these truthi
by heads OF labor bureaus, much whole
some aud necessary legislation hes beer
secured, but much more remains 20 b
dono. n would seem from tho tenor o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-23

Mrs Wlnslow'e Soothing Syrup ahould
slwaya be used for children toethlng It
goothes the child, eoltens the gums, Al-
lays all pain, cures wind collie aud IN tho
best remedy Tor diarrhea, 20 eenta a
hottin
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-23

The priccs offered by Randall Cham
bcrs Go, on danncls aud blankets are
positively lower than Same goods were
eyor offered ln Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-23
MAN OF MANY Sins.
An .Oonvlet wl,h many ALIASES and Jialf
az Many wives,

special 70 tho aA1Hffr,
rARla, Tax, Nov, 2a "A man calling
himself John Smcdley, and who has half
dozen aliases aud hNi az many wives,
was lodged Ia jan hpro to-day by sheriff
Dodd Of Rcd river aud Deputy sheriff
Dunis Of Lamar, Several years ago
smcdley, who WAS thOn known a. John