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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02

In addition to probable embodiment
with this government, the Canadians are
nuring trouble at home. Nova Scotia is
dissatisfied with her position In the Can
adisn confederation, and threatens to
secede. The disahectiou is very strong
in that province, and all classes want to
get out OF the union. But, as was demon
strated in this country, 1t is easier to get
into union than to get out OF one, and
the Nova Scotians, II they want their In
dependence, win have to win 1t by revo.
luton and force otarms. 1t is an inter
estlng possibility that the dissatisfaction
Of that province may cut some figure in
the fisheries complication with this coun-
try, Suppose the Nova Scotians, in
the event of rupture between this
government and that OF Canada,
appeal to the United States for assistance
in gaming their Independence, and offer
terms that win make ii to our advantage
70 help them, II is not probable that tho
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02
SUPREMR COURT.
order, Made at the Austin Sitting Yes
terday.

Orders Made at the Austin sitiihg heS
terday.
sYecial 10 the Gazette
AUSTIN, TEX June LIN the supreme
court to-day the following orders were
made Affirmed & Texas Cen
trail Railway company VS.. James Carson
from Gravson county; Lyman Blum w.
J. It, Whitworth, from Bosque county;
Berrend Stock company VS.. ChariGs
: Kaiser. from Tom Green county; b.
Fucker ct al vs. Murphy ct al, from
Parker county; Donna j Starke vs.. D.
Carroll ct al from Denton county
Reversed and remaDded-H. stem VS.
Hooper, FROM Kendall county.
Reversed and rendered for appellants-
James p. Bates ct al vs.. john Bacon
l from Denton county.
Motion to strike out statement OF iacu
oyerruled in the case of Ball, Hutchlns
leo. vs.. e. Nj. Collins, from McLehha
county. 49, ro,
- q, tba COCO &c nJWellass OUIru y
g r"s6oiIrtted on briefs by both parties
Mckinney ct al, vs.. d. NJ. Matthews
from Hill county; Wilson Hammer vs.
4 q. Hanrick, from Fails county; j. I
scott VS.. Pettigrew ct al, from Be
county; Robert Moore vs.. Stuart ct al
from Falls county; Ike Casey VS.. Hanrlck
from Falls county A. b. Gather VS.
lianrick, from Falls county; Missoul
! Pacific Railway Company VS.. Mary Lee
8 from Hill county; Lancaster VS.. Hughes
$ from Bell county; j, G. Torrey Ell al
! vs. ID. A. Martin, from Taylor county
/ Bryan vs. Hanrick, from Falls county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02
Deeorationnn Clnnnh

NEW YORK, June President C,eva.
iahu' Secretaries Whitney, Endicott and
Lamar attended the concluding exer.
cises of Decoration day at the Academy
Oh Music last night, and occupied seats
on tue stage. Gen. Logan and many
TI,lss e veterans were also present.
~ me ,, orator of the evening was Col VIM
m, was OF Wisconsin, postmaster cen.
e era lie paid a glowing tribute to the
memory OF the three great pener ais.
GEanI' Mcclellan and Hancock. ali Of
wnom have died since last Decoration
u oa Miss Folsom, the presidents AMI.
o anoe'' occupied box during the exer.
uses vHS IN company with Mrs. villas. Mrs.
Whitney and Mrs. Lamont. ''''' ~ .
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02
THE PEOPLES FORUM.
A card.

Rig SPRINGS, TEX, May 3l'--Edltor
GAZETTE: In your issue of May 80, the
item from Big Springs, under heading OF
"Two Shooters" placed Mr. Ed Lo"Slyi
Iigbt The special, as sent, read as iol'
lows!
~, erpr,,cs TEX. MAY 30, The shootlst,
ni PA u RItck was TO day charged with intent
TO murder lie waived preliminary tri ~ i aSH
WAS gain committed to jail in default 81 FJC I'M
| he amount OF his bond IL was learned y, uHS
hat after shooting Lowery, Black shot hln ao5
Win suicidal Intent, the ball grazing ms hesU u
| lie is considered an ugly customer When U''u''
the influence OF liquor
By an error, probably in transmission
the impression was created that Mf
Lowery did the shootius, while he
only the unfortunate victim OF crank
Kindly make the correction ,.4
R.R. CARLIN, Correspondent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02
WEDNESDAY, noRNINa. JUNN g
no ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

News correspondents OF THE GAZETTE
are positively prohibited from sending
political pufts to this paper as news mat
UUn - SSLsH%Spts political news
BEIToN, TEX, May ~, lss6.-Demo-
crat Publishing Company, Fort WORTH
Gentlemen; | have received the Estey
organ that you advertised to give to the
person sending in the greatest number of
subscl ptions to the Sunday and Weekly
GAZETTE, before the FIRST of May. The
organ has been unpacked and in my
house several days, aud want to tell
you that am perfectly delighted with it,
Please accept my thanks for your prompt
ness, and my very best wishes for the
success OF THE GAZETTE. Very respect
fully, Mrs. t. G. TAFT.
P.S. viii send you some more sub
cribers next week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02
WHERE QUE VEAL AND
GROIRTU ARI

When men Of capital arepproacheo
with propositions to furnishe means
to build railroads the first estion 49,
will 1t pay? To answer this estion sat
isfactorily several things ara be taken
In consideration. They are he wealth
aud population Of the countthe growth
or PROBABLE growth of the arsely set
tied districts, and the coietition oil
roads already built.
The GAZETTE has been a.pme pains
to procure a table shown where the
wealth Of Texas is, as atssed, ana
where the greatest growth ipopnlauon
and property is going on. Twill show
at a glance where the railroabuilding o,
the state Will be done in the fure.
Dividing the state cast andyest by thu
Houston & Texas Central aroad line
from Sherman to Galveston and com
pairing the present wealth I the wv
divisions with their wealth a. shown /
1874, we arrive at some staring conclJ
sions. 1t is shown that the ypwth OF tn
eastern division in ten years has bee
trlhng as compared with tie growth
the western division, and that What lit
growth there is east of the road has bet
north of the Texas & Pacinc. But he
are the figures in detail
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02

THE Philadelphia Press, which is inter
estlng itself much in Texas affairs, OBJ
serves that II the Texas Republicans
were we'll organized they could probably
poll 100, 900 votes, and in the chaotic con-
dition of the Democratic party decide the
gubernatorial campaign. But they have
no leader.n No; their leaders are in the
ponltentiary, or devoting all of their time
and talents to the arduous endeavor to
keep out. Texas Republican leaders are
not in a position to exercise leadership.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02
THE PALESTINE EXPLOSION.
~ Adeaunte Cause Assigned for the Sre"'
NO Catastrophe.

.s.,,,n,. Cause Assigned for the oreat
CntastroPhe'
speoiai 10 the Gazette. ,.,-,..
pA1EsrINE, TEX, June Lit Is ilnpos-
s,hle as yes to arrive at correct estllnate
of the damage done TO the properly VI
,he International & Great Northern Rail
yav company by the awful explosion Oh
engiue No. 720 yesterday. FIVE ehglnes
ors badly damaged The shock drove
anqine S6. which was standing on the
sa S7s rack with the 100 through tne
80 side nj the round-house, and men
e",eral hundred feet awsy in the TN
sSon aud other departments were pros
sratad peculiarity of the Occurrences
ras that many who we're Injured iet tne
! shock without bearing the explosion Al
least thirty men besides the two
lbued were injured more M, Va
less or pros,rated by the explosion; Ing
ave engineers who were seriously
2 ured. Go, drich, Gibson, Motler, healey'
y mud DickersOn are resting larry "en l,, w.
II day under the care OF DVTtois D ~
=, nHngl,s. Walker, West and DE-. Shltn vi
q the company's hospital. Healey ana
Ie Mot,er are The worst sufferers. Heaiey
le rigbt leo is broken in two places oeioW
~ ~, knee. and Motler is badly scalded al
"ysr tbe body. Dickerson got Geep Gu
- nrdar the left shoulder by fragment o
by the boileFs jacket. Engineer Coco
,tch tnok mia breakfast comfortably I'M
,v corning. His broken leg is dong NICE
~ M cnt behind the left ear gives MI
lie, NSsidaroble trouble. A large piece {
tbe boiler shot up through the west roc
7 ~ the round house, was seen 10 Whiri
a iaost 400 feet in The air and, changln
TO course, lodged on the ROOF OF the sa ta
va house at A distance OF seVenly-uFe AZ
. ,' cast of the round-house, ana lraSnlen' 3,
o oue the ruined engine were picked up o.
hy wards from the scene. Engineer VIZ
Whjtcomb had just left the group Oh Z
mt. oineers who were disabled, ana tlrsln'
~ Edaebert narrowly escaped oeu
WV nv leaving bis engine ~
IS II ment before the explosion. Frank bail'
a carpenter, was barely missed by H'
that ment of the boil er, which crashed throu
The tin and wooden roof OF the lower G
any Of the round-house. Much has been 81
the ohont the condition Of the exploded
he zinc but no one was found who Wo
IN 90 before the coroner's jury and sW
That IL was unsafe. Haymau, foreman
'ele tho boiler department, asserts on
lere- s+ond that If he had been put to worK
be The boiler he would have commenced
.nss an entirely different part from that WI
cave wav. One theory Is that Ia
"ho smount OF gas or steam accumulated
+ or account f the fixture which allows
for steam TO escape beng scr1eGd TOO I
bonn by the engineer Eusru IsIIi i iaet n,
ular, MAINS wete T intant cb,lJ' a little Girl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02
,v,r7ov or LEASED LANDS.

r,vATToN or LEASED LANDS
rho decision reported in THE GAZETTE
Yesterday that lands and other propsls o,
leased for a term of three years OF lo"s1,
800 s,nioct TO taxation will, II is SAID, auo
.nont t,yepty. ave million dollars to the
tsxable wealth OF the state Az ,no
nroson, rate of taxation, 20 Genus io'
ra,.onre and l2J cents for public schools
,hts GILL increase the state revenue os
500 zoo and the school fund by sSl, 2oo'
Article 4G9l OF the Revised statues w
,,r,ue Of which this decision Is maue'
reads as follows: . ,or
o., lcol Property held under lease ior
~ ,h,ao vcars or more, or held unuel
,.o.t Cor the purchase thereof, beionHips "
~ ststo or TINT is exempt by law rom ny 70, -
IT. In The hands of the owner tnereoi' sN"'. ~
,nsIder, Tor all purposes Of laNa'. ~, 81 49,
n,,, ~, NJ the persons 80 holding the sum
ercept as otherwise specially pro'i'0N 'O
''T Ma special provision is made exempt
inc leased lands from taxation, 80 VI
+ lessees thereof must pay the taxes az
II they owned the lands.
n From article 1920, which provides Uni
III nshould the assessor fail to assess d, u,
4. reaI estate for any one or more years, u
Of lien shall be good for every year 'ha1
shall fail to assess for, and he may
ms listing property for taxes any year thei
no after. assess all the back taxes due tnei
nd on !" it seems that back taxes may
ON levied and collected on leased lan'
,y This will be pretty rough on lessees W
Of have had state lands leased for four
Ave years, if they have to pay taxes
HE al of that time. 1t VIII make the aoo
no Unable lease law stu more unpopui
nm. and help to bring about its repeal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02

.,.,,v The southwest and the Nortn-
esp ', Srh,,ber the great volume Of imm !.
ration is tending. A dozen new W 20 tor
I'm not oyersupply the great Wes' w., ~,
the country ellis up along the line o. , ese,s
NEW ~, road and the roads themselves 'I ,yas,
n ','r o,yr feeders that sustain them. Yves.
" ,'i'' Fort worth, where tbre'-iour'ns y,
~ a., s,ote,s territory lies, there are O ,,
,hrse or four roads, and they genera. ',,h.
branohes hat have been thrown gu. WV ~,
IN the last two or three years. ana 49, sst
.r,,h sucb scant railroad facilities "es.
ern Texas has advanced and is advano,u.
n nrosperity faster than any other p'a
n the state. WHAT would nov wv -,
three new roads produce in tna' 'ou"" )
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02
THE DISTRIBUTION.
4 Circular Reply TO Numerous Inquiries
Concerning tho GRhotto's Grand
Distribution.

Distribution.
THE GAZETTE has received so many ln-
qulrlos concerning the September dis.
tribution that it is compelled to adopt
this mode Of reply.
All mail subscribers TO either the sun
day or Weekly GAZETTE for one year are
entitled to ticket In the September dis
trlbution, which will positively take
place on the day advertised under the SUI
pervisIon Of and according to the plan
adopted by the committee, whose names
are advertised in connection with the pre-
mlums.
Subscribers MAY hare he paper for
warded 70 other parties and me tickets 70
THEMSELVES,
The cash must accompany each sub
soription,
The principal premium is grand
Pond s Iyers plano, and the premiums
aggregate over $4,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02

Mr.. SWAN seems to have a knack for
enforcing the law. There have been
many comptrollers since 1876, including
a Mr.. Brown; but it was reserved for W.
]. Swain to add s25, 900, 600 to the taxa
Bile values Of the state. Such men are
needed in public place, men who will en-
force the law and tighten the burdens OF
the people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02
aAzETTE BRANCH OFFICES.

DALtAs-T. O. Mckee, manager.
DgHfsOa--T, IL loan, manhBef'
yIoo-A, *. OMEN, manager,
spERuIp-E. Is. Smith, manager
WEATHKRYOKD--H ". Dorsey mAhasoi'
pause, u, Maxey, manager
IsssgRscs- EH Cameron, manager.
MhesgAII,-lsobt Kennedy, manager
Hef, MEM. Il Powell, manager
CGEBURNE w. H. Byrd, maDa6er'
nd. pAaO--s. v. Lyons mantSor; tr,,b,on
e,Lrs1 syiti,g- y. FIN and J. h. HioAhoh
managers, ...oa,
HONEY aRovk--G. Wolthslll' n"n"o0''
gkWn -Erank Dorsey, manager.
,5ngrTrvrr,LE-W Il. Wheeler, manager
C5LoaADo-W, Il. Newkirk, manhger
NJ NEOtA- j. y. Mcdaniel, manhRof'
VtIfTRsnoao--J. o. Glenn, manager
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02

In China, whenever a member OF the
royal family is married, all persons I'm
prisoned for debt are released that they
may partake Of the general joy. Our
president should do something of this
kind on the occasion Of his marriage say
release all the Republican ohice-holders
and appoint good Democrats to their
places, who can participate In the joyous
feeling OF gladness
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02

offer would be refused, Aioast OF
Nova Scotia Jffers gooing' y
wouldn't be bad idea, @uld be
retrlbutiye justice, for tbsfnce 70
come into his Union and lher hsn
with her, so that we won't be SO
dependent on Canada.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02
A Knight OF Labor in rrnnhl0.

BRADFORD, Pa, June /. w. N. Georae
OF Duke Center, near here, prominent
organizer for the knights of Labor, and
conspicuous in his attitude against mo.
nopolies, was arrested and held to hail
Yesterday on charge of systematically
roo0mg the National Transit Pine Line
company for a period OF three wears of
many thousand barrels of oil. George
mas Tour oil wells, the contents of which
ulscnsrge into one tank. Near this tank
runs one Of the Transit company'e three.
mch pipe lines buried in the ground
his line was tapped, 1t is alleged, by a
hai-ineh pipe being inserted aud leaiinS
away to Georges tank, II is charce5
that about twelve barrels each day have
oeen thus stolen for three years, making
total oil over thirteen thousand barrels
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02

THE Dallas cracker factory is no more
Fort Worth bought what was left OF 1t for
30 cents on the dollar. There Is no water
at Dalles ut to make crackers. Fort
Worth has water for all purposes. Fort
Worth is the water center OF North Texas.
Now, il the machinery men will move over,
we will give them one fair that VIII be
credit end benefit TO all the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02

THE New York papers can't understand
Texas, The Sun says "Not long ago
we were informed by telegraph OF unprec-
edented rains in Texas, of floods that
raised the rivers over their banks, swept
houses and bridges away and washed the
crops out OF the ground, Such a contnu-
GUS and heavy rainfall had not been
known for years. Now comes telegram
saying that Texas is suffering from
drought, the longest drought old set
tiers say, ever known in the state. The
crops are almost an entire failure, and
there Is no grass at all and but little wa.
ter on the cattle ranges. Texas used to
DO II great state for absorbing whisky,
but now, since the prohibition agitation,
1t seems to have much greater capacity
for absorbing water Only week or so
ago 1t was wet state; now II Is a dry
one" All, but Texas is big state, and
one quarter of It may be parched and
another flooded. In tho matter of whisky
and water absorption the Sun is mixed,
not the whisky and water, We take ours
straight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02

THE knights of Labor at Cleveland
are very good Democrats, as seems from
the reading of their platform. They ask
that patents for public lands be given to
actual settlers only; that all land grants
to railroads be forfeited where the con-
dltlous of the grant were not complied
with; that fences be removed from
around the public domain, etc. The
present administration is devoting Itself
to carrying out these identical reforms
why do not the Knights indorse the
counties In the STATE are pIvpal.ns =,
hold conventions to appoint Democratic
candidates for Offices This is rart
thing. Hitherto the field has been oper
TO ali who wished to enter. Now The
party is to choose It's men In convention,
and they are to be put up for the voter,
to elect If any Democrat disllkes this
he has only to be told that 1t was forced
on the party by organized opposition
The executive committees would hav,
merited and received unlimited condemna
ton II they had not prepared to rests
this anti-Democratic encroachment,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02

THE trustee Of the Baptist church iunos
at Asbury Park, N. j., is short In his ac'
counts $3.50, 900, which he can't make up
AS he has given over 100000 to that
church, he probably thought 1t nothing
wrong to get some Of it back as he needed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02
Returned TO work

new YORK, June 1.-Two hundred
ana twenty machinists of the Edison Ma.
chine works who have been on a strike to.
reuaction OF time in the hours Of labor re-
s 70 work to-day. The men viii
hsn receive ten hours pay for nine
usufs WORK and extra pay for overtime,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02

TnE GAzETrs's crop reports are not
encouraging. Texas possesses wonder
fol powers Of recuperation, however, ano
a good rain would put a different face CD
rnAlinra
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02

SUMNER is not yet begun, and Dallas Is
showing daily record OF temperature
100 in the shade. Delegates to the STATE
convention can understand what an awful
fate they were saved from.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02

THE blessed rain has come TO portions
OF the West. That was good news re-
ported from Big Springs 80 TuE GAZETTE
yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02

DoN'T forget those excursions for July
II, gentlemen of the committee. The
people Of Texas will be in the Fort on
that day,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02

s,lv observed in the South, and not
single nlgger eaten alive.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02

WE call the attention Of Gen. Logan to
the fact thu. Decoration day was sener-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02
sTRAYED OR sT0LEN

II OST-One bla A mare biasesa /. y
IL shoulder; got sore on Y, w 's M
WIN pay S. for her recovery. : ~
CTRA YED-Four beef steer, w v.
y u Y with bar over TOP, oM ",
with bar over on left sldei w t.s I
with bar over. same can " ~
stnck. Nnrh by having all c0sIA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02

PooR pallasl 100 in the shade, sad
sim clImbing
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02
THE GAZETTE ABROAD.

TnE GAZETTE win be found for sale a. 'no
MA ,o, nainld In the following cities' -,a-.
fSufradO INV, 49, 5izer, 1872 Uoarporn
strisi md l. Schanner, Grand Pacihc motel
ar LOUIS, Mo,-Phillip Roeder, S21 OhVo
~, apnIN.ls. ARH-,J n. Davis Coz
no per l.. BAN, H. IIrshGeld and p. e. Greene
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02
WANT C0LuNIssI


~'fAtA9
TNhE Peoples lnseiilgeres s-s-
y once, up Stair over no, ~ AnIT,'...
Railroads, hotels, fArmeys ',onot, 49, u,
tractors and private fam,ils neiealia
reliable help, both maie ane y ,nlslss n,
dera promptly attended to- lsn4a
q w Gnvnn, Proprietor, 'HeFAotsfs y
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4 -.
w Fort Worth; more men 49, aatf
Carpenters. ''oA van soik, f.
VNHE Fort Worth Employr,f :, :.
Il win y Daniel win arend' \. e..,re d O.
help free OF charge at as IA y ~ ofiin Y,
Eightand Ninth. Goodwin \ h, s We, w
phone 2ls and Pan Electric i5 IIAAlsl aelll.
NUrlUE TO TIE PIjHtIs-.-
~ wishing to obtsi the tas, ,,S- w W.,
out of nersons will cali on n q ~ Q ,ihll,t \
] Worth, Tex, No. 100 West F on, s'el,on u I,
| viii say that | have cared ~ seuih IN
in my time Two In Forl Wspt Ky NJ w. .,s,
delphia, Pa; five In Galyes,oal slne M
New or cans, two In Teshrsss ~ Al
Louis, one In Camden, N. i nna ete
Y. IL IL something every yorss NY. u 6uail
should know The secret caonns, !. rs. Ct 4.
upon any of the male sex A v,n q etliet
secret to any lady for 81, and II w s.i, s9ii.i /
cor fer the same for 81. Call IN e ~ oH '
G. Nelson, No. 200 West Fouf,eesS,1s .aaise
Worih, Tex. 'eeAn sasei 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02
pA1rs nE SUBSCRIPTION.

no NAH SUBsCRIBERs.
fpostagc Prepaid By me Pu6taNers@
80, Weekly.
ooe Year 10. $40 90 one Year :.''''''.'I M
2 ~, oAtontha .' so Six Months. .''''' ~ ~
.,,vSe Months No Three honths,.,.;. ~
SIM lay iIkzBTTE 81 per annum' pos'pA'u'
DELIVERED ny CARRIERSa, .,.
Fer Week ....,,'....''''''' ''''''''''''-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02

cruz - AVuii0 IA nnE UilkKItk BUSINESS
ollice. II Is peculiarin color, rather r,,d.
olent ineromei and, like Katisha's tooth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02

THE GAZETTE Is the only Morning
Paper In North Texas that now Publishes
the Associated Press kilograms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02

Der OF years. - -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02

NAtoNlA, MNy swine erupuon from
Z. Mt. Eina is subsidipg, and 1t is hoped
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02
MIsCELLANEOUl

4hkSNL1iAANlfce1t
EoRT WORTH Nus EUa-cAga
II taXidermist. All birds and AlsA
as natural as life.
VNTANTED-By reliable party ~
w for its feed, or win buy \ ".
TO IL u. Burns, at re ulhac's gI0cel z |
NTANTED-0ne hnndred youas
w dress COS Ga weston avenue.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
wANTED-MAIF HTIf.
rnK REPRESENTATIVES,.

EOR RENT A furnished reslagfa n
rooms, facing sout east, hfa
yard; trees, shrubbory, hgdfat.i q. I
Second and TAYLOR. 5 sealon,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02

MONk' 40 LoAN-0n vcos ,,,...
vi notes discounted. J. d lr se..nl
Avero y Lassiter, attorneys, coma, IN. ~ +
MAln streets. IN /