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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
RAILROAD guMORs.
The Aichison, Topeka y santa Re WIN Not
swallow tn. Gulf, Colorado y snntnTe.


Tie A,chison, Topeka y Santa BE WIN Nul
swallow the 1uif, Colorado y saptaTe.
Special TO the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, March D. An excerpt
from the Boston Transcript OF yester-
day In published here this morning to IN,
effect that two or throo plans have beer
considered whereby the Atchlson, Topeka
q Santa Fo would achieve control OF the
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fu, and
thus secure an outlet To the gulf
Olllcers ot the latter company. when In.
torvlewcd to-day, positively disclalmed
any knowledge OF such negotiation OF
consideration OF such plans. There are
Indications that both roads have ior some
tlme been looking forward to mutual
tallo arrangements Ia tho future, but the
present owners Of the Gulf, Colorado &
Santa fe llne are not entertaining prapo.
Anons TO part with the control OF tlelr
road The two lines are yet over 20o0
niles apart, but both have franchises
through the Indian Territory, and the
Gull, Colorado s Santa Fe has lately
beon canvassing the feasibility OF OK.
tondlng It's line from Fort Worth north
VIA GAINESVILLE TO point near the Cana.
dian river, whore the Atchison road
would connect from Arkansas CITY, The
probability of this carly connection has
doubtless given riso 80 erroneous reports
that the big road was going TO gobhle up
us Texas namcsake
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
SOME UNSEEN pOHsG.
Newton Don't Know why Ne Mid
wife but the Law bid
Special 10 tho C,ayatie.

Newton Don't Know Why Ne Mid
wife but the Law bid
Special TO tho Gazette.
honT SMITH, Ark, March \ u
Newton, the Choctaw wife nunun
executed to-day in Gaines coau,,
taw nation, by being shot 10 dan |
bruially murdered his wife 10 od|
1884, by shooting her as they wuid
along lonely road on hofselsi \
concealed her body In Che Hccd;
cral days afterwards II was icuna
mutilated by hogs and wild bns
head being entirely separated hon
body ana lying some distance
IT,. Newton was soon lavr|
arrested, In tho spring u
was tried and convicted
pleaded innocence aud succeeded Z
tanning a stay OF execution ihsM
judge, who afterwards sustained d
cislon OF the lower courts and sus
him 10 be shot on on the "a o. Nc'in
last. lie escaped before The dpI q
cution arrived aud remained y
until about three weeks ago, NhehNfI
captured and rescntenced. Ihe 81
ton NJ conducted by the Choelif
seat the condemned on q blarsfl Y
white paper over the heart "
kerohiof over the eyes, aud wlA
tcndant on each side holds hln y
hands the oxocutloner kneels hls,
and shoots him through The htah "
IL usually Instantaneous, and NY
crack OF the pistol the culprl' w
flight 20 the happy hunllpEK
Such was the ordeal which ean f','
passed through to-day. iig
lengthy written confession oeio " X
In which he gives an account q "
his wife starting from Cedar .
county, and says, About ? o'sloas
my wife left Bill Blues aud ic0AW
leading from there TO the CANE
courthouse. About onc'nsll
yond the courthouse waeclq 'E
around, as Il urged BY scns X, ".
power, aud shot my wife oh W, W.
The weapon used was wv
rife, | shot her in tho oteaA
tell how many times | shot 81,
nothing against her or her .,l isl.s Y.
had no cause whatever for kllllng
did not know what I was oVlY
subject at times 20 curious AUX
spells, and white they are % "
wholly unconscious d Bhai w.
l can give no reason for my ae'lgs
soon Us | shot my wife W n
awful deed I had committed w n. I.
know what TO do. remaInel w \,
fully an hour on the mala lC' .,.s
that II | left the body there J WIZ \ y
be found and the murder wv |
| lifted ID from the ground W. I,
the horse she was riding Ms "
horse about a mile from vs. Y,
concealed tho body Of my VIZ Is
Thing she had with her, w III
started back, leading nor n0, ~. Z = |
ton was about twenty-ihrce w
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

iantlc coast, white Chill could enforce
similar demands on the shores OF Inc
Pacific, The RoachuelH aud AduibaDaill
the most formidable Brazilian arinored
cruisers, could steam az thirteen or four
teen knots an hour from Brazil TO New
York IN ten days. They could
With lmpuulty pass our ilrts ana
anchor Ia New York hnrbor. But With
ont doing this their guns could easily
throw shells into New York city from OF
Concy island beach. The CHILEAN vessel
Esmeralda carries coal enough to on-
able her 10 steam at eight knots an hour
from Chill 90 San Francisco without ok
haustlng half her supply. With her high
power guns she could lie outside the
Golden (nto and lay the city
OF San Francisco under contribution
without going within reach OF It's guns.
The Cochrana and Blanc Elcalada, other
Chllan ships, are protected by nine inches
Of Iron armor. and carry batteries " ak
tlght-lnch brecch. loading rifles. In view OF
this state OF affairs the committee recon-
monds the completion Of monitors and
recommends the building Of the vessels
and torpedo boats discussed IN the bill
already published Tho committee hopes
NlAh III NlNM va NHN WY 'NhNAN'fNfAN
quantity OF armOr required for the vessels
that responsible American firms may be-
induoedt 60 enter upon the work OF making
the armor needed, and the opinion Is ox.
pressed that the needed workshops will
grow up along with The navy, and that
tho arts OF forging heavy steel aud OF
building guns and ships Of war
viii develop In America side by
side, Tho report explains and
defends the pensions provisions OF
the bill submitted by the naval
and concludes az follows
We trust the bill may meet with the mp
probation Of both houses Of congress, and
that It's enactment into u law may be an
important step toward the creating OF an
efficient navy and contribute TO feeling
OF AN increased national security. AZ
present such u feeling Of security among
well informed people can only come from
the belief that no nation will dare attack
another when II ~ helpless, The report
IL signed by every member Of the com.
nittec.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

WAsnNGroN, March 3 Tho secretary
OF the treasury during February pur.
chased i,i50,000 ounces OF silver for coin.
age into standard dollars, being about
100000 ounces less than the usual month.
ly purchases. IL IL explained at the de-
partmcnt that the amount Of silver fell
short because no more was offered nj
market rates. The price was higher owing
TO the Increased expenses of transporta.
tiou during the bud weather which pre-.
vailed during the month. There was,
however, sufficient bullion on hand Ia
allow The coinage Of the maximum nun
bQr OF dollars. The silver purchases are
made sGmi-NceklY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
GAINESVILLE.
WORK on tho Hod River Fridge Tho PRO
posed Extension,

WORN on tho iton River Hridgr-Tho Pro
posed Extension.
Special TO the uazotto,
GAINEsvlLLE, TEX, March 6.--Thc
time has nearly expired for work to begin
ON the Red river bridge. Tho subscrip.
lions were given, II is understood, con.
dltloncd that work should begin In nine
tly days. That time Is nearly up, an! 80
lar as can DO learned, no arrangements OF
any kind have been made for the com.
moncemont OF work. In order to hold
the subscriptions some action should be
taken by our citizens Interested IN Tho
matter.
Maj %, 5. Walthen, chief engineer of
The Gould system, was In the city yostor.
any afternoon. Aitcra short stay ho LEFT
Tor trip westward, IL is supposod,to OK.
anime the route OF the proposed extension
OF The Missouri Pacific.
Maj. l.. q. Calyurs returned last night
ator several months soiourn IN Florida.
james Guntor of sherman was In The
city to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

A balllff named F,n,o,'
" ,,,, England, T6u n@ ny
The British roye,r s''s.'
Eraphed authority 70 i'opa ', ~. y
i'ely to annex Iiarinah, ~ p'''iA ,
France has postponed ...,
herence 10 the Torkos p, s''l0s II
mcnt, appointing Inc p Ssl' I
ruler Of Eastern Room W. WV alIl
hoom'Elee is settled. s~n' ~
II ls authorltatlvcly sta,.t K. +.
stone has neither directly ny, -. 'a \. X
consulted parnell on m sn M il |. \
rule for Ireland. parne,l w
view this afternoon, deel.,sa
statement was true. '''a "a
Eight men convicted n ~.
inent part In the recen. 'T,s .d'I.s Y 7
and Hyde park riots wor s'' Y y
fenced atMiddlcsex. All vs ~ WV Y
TO pcnal seryitude for terms !, Y ,, v.
to live years. -'' ''un
The Madrid Correspondent, 4 K.
don Times says before the d,,,s y v
Alfonso the Carlists offered w ~
100000 for his head, and a., Nv v
man volunteered TO assasslps.s ~ 4,
tho carlIsts backed out. ''''''' =
The snow storm which hsse,,, !,
Tor several days across the no, N. \
OF Great Britain Is now ce,S,s
suffering among The passerrs-. /.
numerous trains has been I'll ,sr \
some Of the trains were lms,i,
snow drifts iorty-eight houn, NJ
OF cattle In transit has been ercr@.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
south America.
FROM rIeRu.


LIMA, March l.--A decree eaucel,n,
tho appointment OF poruyIan mInlste,
70 INC United States appears today M
1onlnerclo In leader severely eritlcisns
mo administration OF the late yovernn,
an,' accuses the members of JgIcsjos,
cabinet OF mlsepproprlatlng 500. o0o from
The public funds. '''V ''oi''
FROM rnE IsfuNtrs.
INNAMA, March Count do Irssors
accompanied by his son and party. saiIed
On tho steamer Washington from Colon
~, rance to.day An were well
nc rumored unhealthness of tho
S'n'huS az present IL uniounded
MOTIFS FROM CuuI.
-, ALlNkAiso, March 1.--Yestordny an,
oheers OF the United states s,ea ~
ia''i l', visited the president ana WERE
' WI pleased atthc reception and cour, esv
ts. iho hilui railway iscxpccted 10 be I'm.
isneq Ny the end OF the present mani
Az oattauon OF troops left SANTIAGO ,o.
way LOT the Southern frontier. unJer ~, No.
'oinnand OF Senior julio Garcia. 49, '''
~ NHuHuArs NEw PRESIDENT.
NlosIiviDEo, March The ars, 10
nv ~ " lhe new president, senior Vide,
' s''s oeeh 70 appoint cx-prosIdent s.n,a
Snn'ral q tho land aud sea forces Tps
new ministry II as follows Rcperto Ea ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

WAsuSGroS, March 6,--Tho following
explains Itself;
OFFICE or rM RECORDER on DEEDS,
DISTRICT on COLUMBIA, WAsmINGToN,
Jan. b, lSS6.--To Hon Grover Cleveland,
President OF the United States SIR.
In accordance with purpose expressed
to you at the executive mansion several
weeks ago, ] now very respectfully beg
leave 20 tender my resignation OF the
Office OF recorder Of deeds for the district
Of Columbia, the same to take effect on
the LIST day of April next, or az soon
thereafter as II may suit your plcaeurc
TO appoint my successor. In making this
communication / can not withhold an
expression Of my grateful appreciation OF
your kind consideration In allowing me
to choose both the time aud manner OF
my retirement from the office have 40
long held subJectto your pleasure, Very
respectfully yours fREp DOUGLASS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
LnMnn llnnl.rnnlr, nam

WASHINGTON, March b. Tho house
committee on Judiciary to-day resolved to
report tho Lowell bankruptcy bill TO the
house one week from Thursday next. II
Is snid the bill has been considerably
amended, but the members were IN.
structod to keep secret the details, There
was considerable diversity OF opinion
among tho committee ~ TO the form OF
the bin 10 be reported The vote stood
eight 10 seven In favor OF reporting Low.
olPs bill, but at least ono OF the anlrma.
tive votes was cast solely from desire
10 have the general subject discussed In
the house, Tho order 10 report the
measure week from noXt Thursday was
made to give the majority a chance to pre-
pare q substitute Il TX understood that
several OF the minority are opposed to tho
enactment of any bankrupt act, while
others Intend TO report substitute In
the nature VI the bin introduced by Rep.
Preventative Seney OF Ohio. Tint bill
provided Ia substance that The debtor
making an assignment OF his effects In
trust FOR all his creditors, may within
year petition the court TO b. released
II the court Is satisfied that no creditors
have been preferred during Tho Six
months preceding the assignment and Is
otherwise convinced Of the good faith
OF the debtor toward his creditors. IL
shall DISCHARGE the debtor from further
liability.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

FoRf WORM. TrN fcb. q, i@e.
Having sold my business IN this city
This day, I have appointed -, schwartz
my agent 20 collect and sottlc all ae-
counts due me. Parties owing me arc
hereby requested 10 settle samo prompt
~, as otherwise my agent Is instructed TO
place same IN my attorneys hands Tor
Collection. w. M0RR4,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
ROPE or BULLET.
preacher MunRali Hanged or shot for
Attempted Outrage.

''"""h"f Muhgnll Hanged or Shot for
Attempted Outrage.
Special to tho Gazette
NiNifA, |. r., March "a few dnys
ago preacher named Mungall came 10
THIS vicinity and began holding meetings
one night no was taken homn With one Of
tho brothers, and when he thought
everything asleep he gotup aud attompted
an outrage on little orphan Girl sIeen.
my with others IA the room. Tho noise
aroused IN Indian named Run About. lbIg
VINO was sleeping with Munean, and
ntislns quickly, he caught the scoundrel
before he could cscapc, After n hr,o,
consultation the neighbors concludes To-
take the preacher out and try him beforn
a jury Ia short time the pnrty ne.
turned with the Information that tbc
prisoner had escaped from them
" nvsner ms escape came about hy
nleans OF rope or cartridge IN no,
stated, "P'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
An American uolr rum. IN.

DUBLIN, March 6.--A srnsatlon has
'een caused IN Kilkenny by an American
bringing an action at law TO d,spossoss
William Flood from his possession OF
properly known as the Kilkenny estates
me man who now disputes the title and
SOCKS possession Is named Frank Flood
ne has Just arrived from America. md
SIa.'ns 70 be the linoal descendant and
h ne OF inc celebrated Henry FLOOD. lle
nus nas also Instituted suit to recover 5000.
uVV' which the plaintiff AYERS "a tho
a,houhl OF profits the defendant has ro.
a ~ irom the estate during the ne rlod
OF possession. wv"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
B.au,lfy Your Home.

Flush the walls and ceilings with Ala.
bastlno, You can do t.; Inexpensive;
try Il. White and twelve tints. Cheaper
aud better than paint, kalsomluo or
paper, Dlsinfecte aud prevents diseases.
Beautiful sample card free. by druggists,
hardware and paint dealers.
AIAnAsrINr Co,
Grand Rapids, Mich,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
oetlnn n..lrnr..l-

MONTGOMERY, Ala, March s. A fire
broke ont IN The Alabama warehouse In
tnis city this afternoon and DESTROYED Tho
northern half OF the warehouse, coyerlny
y nioek, ana between three thousand ana
tnlrtN-hyo hundred bales of cotton. Thc
building belonged TO Lehman, Durrcs q
70 OF th'N city and the cotton 10 numor.
ous owners The total loss is fully siS0..
wv az OF which ~ covered by Insurance,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
lincLlnn,. Arnicn sni,.

The best salyo IN the world Tor cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhoum, fever
sores, tctter, chappod hands, chilhlains,
corns and all skin eruptlons, and poal.
uvoly cures piles or no pay required. II
y FlRranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded, Price 200 per box
For sale by u, w, Williams & co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

n tns Io,,a,.. sssises ts-dsy 4. ''ss
o we 10, following statement ~ a's'
S Ss 'nS Ise. .ss,., in lSs so,' 's
alarming cxtent. p'S s III /,
cnd,r ' Stale a 2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
informal Revenue uoIIeot,op..

WARRINGTON, March 6,-~Conoctlons
from internal revenue during the llrst
seven months OF tho fiscal year ending
June 80, 1886, amount TO SGG,S7s, III,
which Is sl,635,l57 more than the col.
lectlons during the corresponding period
OF last year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

nary Texas aud Territory, We 70 2xc'
70. the week the sales are small, incind
lrsR ,I92 300 pounds domestic aud b72,.
900 podnds foreign, q total Of i,7et,lop
mounds. The receipts arc fI,iso bales
domestic and 1912 bales foreign.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
rryJuAt Ona.

Buy package OF silver Lost and give
II n fair trial. II you do this you will
never regret IL. How many disastrous
failures In making bread cause troublous
yoxatlon in the household This can all
be obvlated by trial OF Silver Loaf. ]
II. Brown guarantees its purity, strength
and efficiency
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
wIrn AN AK.
A RAILWAY Agent aud operator Murdered
az Ills Post

special 10 tho tactic,
SoorT's STATION, MA, March BIZ.
Cocko, agent and operator for the Cincin-
natl Southern n Mississippi Ut this place,
was murdered this morning while sleep.
Ing at the depot. The murderer evidently
slipped in on him aud struck him Violent.
~ on the head with an ak, bursting In his
skull. ON tho arrival OF the train the
conductor tried TO force mis- way Into the
depot, and finally burst In the doors, He
found Cocko still alive, but covered with
blood. The latter tried 10 speak, but
death chokod his sentences and he died
without giving any clcw to his murdorors.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
W. Want a Ilettnr Nnyy.

WARRINGTON, March s.. Tho house
committed on naval affairs has completed
Us report 10 accompany the blllproyidlng
for an increase OF tho naval establish
ment II points out that the oa.coast
citicu OF the United States aru absolutely
NJ the mercy OF any sccond-rato naval
power, and that the government Il with.
out adequate means OF defending It's for
uipn or coaatwiso commerce, n shows
that while foreign powers are building
formidable naval vessels the United
States IN almost al stand.
stlil In this particular and
says After studying the characteristics
Of other nayies, we lind that we are not
only 81 the mercy % foreign nations, but
that our neighbor, Brazil might exact
trlbate Of Sny city along ourgulf or AZ,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
Tho rduontIon mn rn..od.

WAsmSGroN, March b. The oduca
tlon bin was passed by the senate thi,
evening by vote OF 80 10 IT. The onl,
Republicans who voted against 10 wer,
Frye, Hale, Ingalls, and Jones of Neyadn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
Fort Worth and Tarran. Coun.y AZ
OF Land fIilsn

Comprising the Hanna 4 IIcs,,s
Cause & Phillips abstracts, ~,
prior TO date Of Are destroying N
records, and the j. y. Cooper asslns
the present records. Tltles d n
and city renl estate promptly sbasi'
Charges reasonable. Loans On h.
tate negotiated. Office IN I.oya Y
southwest corner Main aud Seccrl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

Randall & Chambers ". N, a lus'
to their new store, no ana | II nas
street, next door 70 DAhip'''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
FOREIGN.
Rcfusod to napcI Tho French Princes.

Refused To ExpcI tho French Princes.
PARIS, March G.--AmId great excite
mGnt the chamber of deputies last night
rejected the motion for the immediate cx.
pulslon Of the French princes from
France, The votc against the measure
was $40 10 l76. The motion had been
favored by almost unanimous party vote
At the conference Of the party OF the Tx.
trcmc Left, foatered by NJ. Clemenceau
and by him advocated with great elo.
quenco. NJ, de Frcyclnci, prime minis.
ter, led tho opposition. Ills argument
was cogcnt. lie stated his reasons why
such extreme cxpcdlent was unnecessary
at the present time. The proposed eX.
pulsions, declared NJ. de Froyclnut, are
needless after the recent electoral yicto-
rics OF the republic OF France In the
midst OF commercial and industrial
crisis. The depression In trade VIII
not be rcmedled by the expulsion
OF the princes. Let us graphic with
pressing questions. France requires q
calm just now.
In vain NJ. Clomenccau after this holly
maintained that the princes were conspir-
ing against the republic, and that the re-
pubic should cNpel them AZ a Legitimate
means. The house simply overwhelmed
MN with It's adverse ma lorlty OF 100 The
debate was continued on the other motion
before the chamber concerning the
princes.
Mr.. luyets proposed to leave TO the
government the initiative Of the expul-
sion Of the princes. Rejected by vote
OF 1888 to 1888.
The order OF the day expressing COM.
donce IN the capacity Of the government
10 deal with the question was adopted,
8bA 70 liz
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
"Vlvo AnarchIc."


PARIS, March 5,--Poronnior, tho soldier
VINO by firing his revolver In the chamber
OF deputies on the 10Th OF February,
forced the state to take notice OF him and
MS grievances, has already had an lmIta-
tor, While business was at It's height
TINS afternoon in the Paris bourso a
strange man In the gallery drew nj
tention by making apparently MIN
less demonstrations. Subsequently
ne took bottle containing an OK.
plosivo liquid from his pocket and
cast II down among the brokers upon the
moor oil the exchange, crying out as he
dlu So "Vlyo anarcme!n The bottle
struck no one and remained intact. This
man Then drew revolver aud shot three
Times down towards the main floor. IIe
soon had the gallery TO himself, and con.
un'led brandlshing his revolver, yelling.
'Nlyc anarchleW Tremendous excite,
ment rcigned for a while In the exchange.
acd all business was suspended.
Inc distnrber was soon seized and
hurried from fireplace, but none too soon
as INC crowd when they recovered from
tneir right, became furious and souaht
we offender with pistols and the cry of
lynch him" The prisoner IL man be.
longing evidently TO the working cInss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

w I po., @ Mrsico IN a, s.'.
on 9, q visit, and aaSdI'lS' X. n.y. +
oIlle,.,i c g, N ss'S Y
Two hundred 0,,'e'''nnsai' Y Y
arrive. :" Special es,, N, 4. n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

,er w .gsna,s, March ' I Hs,
elrrs Of Of soulh Carolina 1i,'''' Y
' J,rps q +. The postoalcs d Y s
w" w y T1r',,iley resigned 'pH'ss
prI nv, y; appleton q NJ !.
The GisIsIo saS ~ ,s., 4 s's \
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

LONDON, March tr n's ~
die die. raco for the I.aado !, 1,sas
yssr.d run tod. to-day and ' WON 4 sa
Soar'old brown colt, Dac az = vi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

Angus, Hereford and ehorthorn bulls
one and two years old Polk Bros. Fort
Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
pain sock yard

Jersey COWS bred from ao'f
Solid colors, and all IN cali j., : y.
FORK Bnos,, fe'''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
Save Tho ol,loh.n.

ny using Basa' Chicken Cholera corc
FOR sale by All druggists. NY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

Have tried Tougallno with good ro-
sults, and 1nd II will cure the worst
forms OF rheumatism. Have cured my
wife, who had most aggravated Gaze,
j.. Il, Reese, NJ, d., South Charleston,
Dhin
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-08
I. p BOtf ALE8- NGtLSUE. % DAl
ROOT, NELSON 81 CO.,
JOSEPH wIsEsIaN

Union FOUNDRY = IRON AND BRASS
I Founders and Maehinists. Front street,
between n and o. Castings and Machinery Of
n,,erv dnacrintior made 70 order. 4p1In