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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-11
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= Ser 9riifli6e Siinglings 8erein
bierielbt m66te germ einen @eiangbers
Elm bilben unb for6ert besbalb ollie iuns
gen 2eute, bic fingen f6nnen, gum Bei=
tritt auf.
= Mm @onnabenb iollte In &rif6's
Gale cine 8erfammlung bet Snbuitrial
2eague ftattfinben, bod fam fein Auos
rum 3uiammen, pesbalb Die 8eriamm'
lung fif big auf beute Gbenb peftagte.
: Sn Der SaIe bes Mrbeiterpereins
mar am Gonntag Mbenb groBe Sbeaters
porfeaung. Cur auffibrung fam:
rSie Sonntagsidger".
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Sbrdnenipuren; er faste ii6 ielbH, BOP
er Elm gu uei@es 9ers ba3u babe. go
tpar ct benn friib3eitig am nd6ffen
Wor8en 3ur Nbreife bereit. Wi9tige
8ef9dfte, Die ibn sllr 9auptitaot 5ll>
riidriefen, lagen fiir ibn INNER por,
penn au6 niemas ien1anb erfubr, tpo=
rin fie befanben.
nlri6. Der i'm bor benz Srihitiid auf
feinem 3imner aufIu9te, fragte ibn, ob
ct bic beiorgli9en Na9ri9ten aus 2ons
BON erfabren babe?
@etpiB, nein lieber Sunge! anttpDrs
tete er. Deine Wutter bat nit mir ba=
oon gefpro9en. = Mber tpiaft bu ni9t
cine bon meinen 6abannas periu9en?
-gs 1T eine milbe Sorte, bic i9 Dit
empfebIen fann!
Dante, Ontel? = Sd rati6e ni6t
bor benz Griibfidl - Was iagIf bu gu
Marmib' 8ori6lag tn betreH zines @ers
glei6ss
pab! llniinn, lieber Sungel 2aB fte
uns eri 8emeiie briugen, ebe mir betz
teln fomnen.
0u baf Martpib' 8rief seleien, Ons
fel2 - Sd muB Dir geifeben, es beunz
rubigt mid, bab Mama mir ettpas slt
berbergen f9eintl
Was foQte fe Dor Dir 5lridbattena-
@s tuir6 ibr f9per, bic traurige Mnse=
legenbeit tpieoerbDlt 3,l beipre6en, bas
lit alles = Jrauenmeife, mein Sunge!
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-11
ama1 ,tah benz @ffe,s.

9ie Jolse bon unberoauli6feit piro.
ipenn na6 ieber Mablaeit ifetig obne
uuterbre9uns elm balber @Bl6ffel bol
Sim mpns 2iper &egulato 0 +
genommen tpirb. ni6t mebr beldftigen.
ct bilft 10 gut perbauen unb 1T 10
milb unb angenebm in ieinen Wirfuns
gen, baB i'm 8iele na6 einem frdftigeu
MabIe aur Si6erung gutter 8erbauung
brau9en. Ser &egulator hilbert ben
Magen ni6t an uno reist ibn niemals
auf. @r if rein pesetabilif9 unb tann
anglei6 ieber anoern 9lr3nei in ie5em
3uitanbe bes Srganismus genommen
tperben.
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Gin alter saraer fprtd1t. /.

Ilr. 3. u. Norris, Elm alter BeipObner bon
&ome, @a., iast, oab er beftis on 9ierenleiben
mebrere Sabre lang gu Ieioen bate unb ebenfc
brei Sabre lang On eczema. 8u 3eiten fonnte
ct gar nidt ssben uub bate biel Seilmittel
srfolslos beriubt, bis ct anfims electric 8itters
au gebrau6en unb feline Sdnte unb Gibe nit
Budlens Arniea Salbe ein3ureiben. 0iefe
Bebanoluns berf9affte ibm @rleibterung, uno
bebbalb enapfiebIt er electric 8ittsrs Alfen, bic
nit gtisrenleiOen be1aftet iinO, Ober zines 8lut.
reinisers beoiirfen. 8u baben bel U. 9reiB.
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Cant amsaeaetd1net.

3. $. attins, @oliaei9ef in anOrpille, 9enn.,
fareibt: vWfeiner Gamilie unO mir ielblt itno
bic pobltbdtisen Golgen 5brer auSseaei6neten
Mebiain, Or. Sings Stem Discoberb gegen Ius'
aebruna, su Sbeil seiporoen. Sd babe sefnn-
BEN, bab iie bait, mas bon ibr beripro9en tpiro
uno besbalb be3euae i'd ibren 8ertb. ALE met
ne Gaeunoe, Deneu i6 bic MeoSin empfnbl To-
ben iie.
@arantie pirb seleiftet, bab Or: Sings Stem
Diseobers eesen 9luSsebrung Sniten, Grfal'
tuna, 8ronditis, afbma, 8ranne nnb alle
Sals,, 8ruft uno 2unsenleioen 1eilt. Probe.
fiaI6en frei bel u. Oreib. @robe 8laf4en$l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-11
Der fai9iOnabIe
Sd)1abtttad)er Saoett.
Lucchese Bros, GiSentbamei

GtiefeI bon 81 Bis $lf; Gdube bon $3.50 Bic
$3.50. Damenfdube baIbe Soblen unb Mbfdse
so Gents. Sir Mdnner 7b Gents Bis 81.
Damenidube auf BeiteIluns Spe3ialitdt.
Neue wlcben erbalten jeben Ntonat birett bon
9ariS.
$50 O. ssuFou Strase, Gan Gntonio, Sex.
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MDer's
@berrtDs @ecf0rttf

tit in ben gnfangsitabien Der Iussebrl1ng
unl6dbbar. @s tbrt benz Suiten @inbalt,
beilt Die erfranfte @etpebe, 1lnb erSielt ffets
Seilung, tpenn man es seitig genl1g an=
tpettbet.
rgor brei Sabren sog id mir eine beftige
grfdltltng, 5l1 Die it6 ifnell slI 8rlitbrd1re
rnb ielbft slt 9lusaebrltng entipidelte. Sd
ipar Sl1 ihipad arf gu fetn, 1uagerte iebr ab,
rnb Buitete ltnaufb6rlid]. Sd lieb mild BON
mehreren Aer5ten bebanOeln, aber ibre 8e<
n1iibnngen mir 5u belfen ipare11 frlt9tlos,
unb ite alle iagtert, id babe bie 4us5ebrung.
gnbli9 peridaffte mir ein Sreltnb etne Slaz
1de BON IDer'S @berrD= =Bectoral. Sd ftng
an, bieles etn3unebnter, i1nb BON Der erften
Oofis an entpfanb if 2inbering. Sd fi1br
banit fort, l1nb Die 5tpeite Slaid]e
Petlte Ulth
Dollfomnten, unb i9 BIN ieitoem geInn5."
s. 9. Sraolep, Maloen, Wiafi.
1ereitet bar
Sr. 5. 6. @ber & Co., 90ipeII, @afy
Sin aHen Mpotbeten su baben.
Nrets 81; feds Glaf1en S..
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= Mtrs. pedbam in 9alas, bic
eine @peifeanifalt bdlt, ib0B ibren
farbisen Sod nit einem &ebolper,
neil ct bic Speiien, bic in bas GBaims
mer gebra9t tperben iollten, in ben 0of
mart. gs f6eint, baB Der Sod bon
Mrs. pedbam fein 8elo befommen
fonnte. unb beshalb draerli6 lpurbe.
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lfeber ntele Meile,t

eritredt iid) bas @aiasma ober bic bersiftete
2uft, bic malarifde unb tppbole Gieber eraeu>
gen. $50 fid itebenbes Wafer befinbst, in benz
Rfanaenitoffe ober abfau irsenO pelder grt
berfaulen, Sa iperben, 70 seipi6 tpie bic Come
aufeebt, Die Refine bes @edlelfiebers, bes
Sdiittelfroifes unb anberen enbelniiden ,nala>
riiden Rranfbeiten eraeugt. Sn s ftetter 8
sra senbitters nirb utt8 Elm Wlittel segen
bieie bersiftete 2uft seboten, peldes fomobl bic
3uaiebuns als bic @iebertebr folder Trantbei-
ten perbitet Selbit bel ben auSsrabungen anl
@anama aanal, no inalarifd1e arantbeitem
nidt nur b0sartis, ionbern aid) tObtlid auf>
treten, baben fid) Soitstter8 MasenbitterS alS
elm unberslei6lides- S@ubn,ittel betpabrt.
stidt nur Bel Gieberm, ionbern aud bel Ser
baunnsSit0runseu, nnreselmdBisfeit Der 2eber.
abfonoeruns uno beS StublsansS, bel @beu.
n,atismus unb llntbdtisfeit Der Mieren unO Der
8lafe, iit es febr pirfIanl. gs neutraliiirt bic
Golsen ber Grnaiibuns, bet Gsudtiefeit uno Der
Witterunss @infiiiie.
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Gin 6 na61a1tn.

Ser Oberit mar bur9aus nid)t ges
neigt, f9 ben tlddften unausbleibli6en
ssolgen feines 9tatbes aus3uieben. st
mar feiil Greunb bon traurigen @ef6=
tern, acknowledgement ausen uno
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San Pedro Springs.
Der einsise @ersnisuassplas bel
Gan NutDntp+

Concert tasIi6 bon $3.50 aadm. Bis 1890
Abenbs.
@erqnaaunaen alIer Nrt fiir Sung unb Alt.
gerfhieSene Grfrifdungen. @enug Sdatten.
Gin sefaurast erifer alafe iif nit bem Gta'
tl,Hement berbunben.
8. 9er6fe, @isenthdmer.
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Bur Negulirung.

~. beliebte Sau8ar3nei, ent'
d )1P bdlt Serbiirstermaben tsia Sbeil9sn
W Neerfur ober anbere i9dbltte Sub.
fans, fon6ern iF rein besetabiltfb.
Gie furirt alle bur9 2eber<, yierenz
unb Mtagenft6rung Derurfadten
Granfbeiten.
Wenn bic 2eber in 1InLrbnang TT, oanit
III ber ganae SrganiSmu8 geltort. DdS
BIut iif unrein, Der Mtbem tpiberlid, Der
Yaiient Bat &opfneb, fiblt ii@ .fdpad,
nie6eraefdIaaen nub nerb08. um Ner'
fd5Iimnternna beB 3uitanbeS Su berbiten,
nimm iofort Simmons
aSnnA. NeguIator. 8ei fsenoer 2e.
YCTUYI benspeifs ober BET Mterer.
Ieiben bermeibe MON Stimnlons
ten uab uehme Gin,mons 2iber &egnlator. Oer
biIft fider.
oeiTen. ober mad BEN giIen Elm lafenDeS @e'
fiRI hdR, ober bel Nadt ni9t einialafen
fonuff. 70 rtinm cine Oojis. 9as iriro Dit
beIfen unb Du fannft angenebm f9lafen.
Menn Du an. s 8artIetbigtett, . 1Ss
bebfie un6 @aIIigteit leibeit fude
ioforf MbhiiIfe in Gintmors 2iber @esulator.
Ga bebarf es teineS iteten Me6ittnirens uno
es toifet nur penig.
gBenn Du Wlorsen8 nit einent bittern @e,
f@mad I'M Wlunbe ertpadf,
iml ss s=ss1. s. s's;s sss:s s;ss'Ssss Sss;s :,
periiibt ben Mthem uno retntgf
bic beIeate 8unse. ainDer bebiirfen Oft Elm
unaefabrIides abfibr. unb Stdrfnnssmitiel,
nm cine nabenbe Rranfbeit absutpenDeri., Stnt'
mons qiber Regulator bilft sesen 8lahunsen,
aopfpeb, Magenfdure, gerbauunssl@ l@pd@e,
5iubr unb aud sesen bic Der 4inbbeit eiseneu
2ei6en.
SebssmaI, ipenu Ou fpirH, bas Sein 0r>
annismus Der &einisuns, Starfung uno Me'
gulirmna obne beftiges 4bfiibren, oOer olts
n,nlirnns obne Betrimfen braudt, rsin.iIl
St'''''. 1i''' 4''''at'',
bereitet bon
u. H. ZgiIin g Co., @bilaOslPe'a, Ya''
greis $i.00.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-08
ON WALL STREET.
Stocks We're Decidedly Strong Through
out ,he Day, the General List
Closing at an Advance.
Railway Bonds Active q overnment
Steady-Wheat Dull and weak
Cotton Declined Three Points.
coMNIERCIAL REauMr.

COMMERCIAL RESUME.
special to the GOzette.
NEW York June 7.-RailrOad bonds to-
day sold as follows; Fort Worth & Den
yer City at s5s Houston & Texas Cen
trail at 60; Missouri, Kansas & Texas CPS
at 935 Texas & Pacific income at SEA
do. Rios at 55s; Texas & ST. Louis at
03d; Texas 6 New Orleans at l0it.
Money . per cent.
Governments steady.
Sterling unchanged.
Wheat dull and weak
Oh closed at COZ
Cotton declined points.
Coffee firm.
The bondholders' committee OF the Rio
Grande division Of the Texas & Pacific
railway, headed by Charles VI. Fry, are
out in circular describing a. length the
court proceedings AZ New Or, ans and the
condition OF the properly, aud at the
same time are asking con ributlon OF
80 per bond to detray their eX pepses.
GOVERNMENTS, sroCKs AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, June 7.-Goveru!nent bonds
quiet and steady.
Railroad bonds fairly active and firm.
Stocks more active and decidedly
strong throughout the list. The general
teling Saturday night was that the i'm
mediate situation depended primarily
upon the labor troubles here, and this
morning the clouds have blown over for
the time. There was rush TO buy at the
opening, There was no particular fea-
tire to the early trading, and prices after
the first boom shaded off gradually until
midday when the strength OF the Wander
bits gave tone to the market. There was a
revival of the story of 4 per cent. bonds
on Lake Shore to take up the indebted
ness OF the Nickel-Plate, and tie latter
stock advanced very sharply in the last
lew minutes of trading. At the opening
everything except Pacihc Mail was M,
the advance ranging from 4 to z. Lake
Shore was the most conspicuous feature
1t opened at 32s, yielded in the first
hour, afterwards moved steadily no aud
closed within I Of the best figures of the
day reached, The result of the davis
business is an advance of only small
fractions for the majority of the active
stocks. Lake Shore, however, shows an
advance of per cent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-08
HILLSBORO.
Grand Sermon by the FIoquent u,sbon
t-Picnic--Bsptized,

t-Pionic--Baptized,
Special to the Gazette.
HiLLsBoRo, Tex, June 7.-Yesierdav
morning Bishop A. G. Garrett preached
TO the Hillsboro people. The LARGEST
concourse OF people that has attended
church at one time since the big pro.
tracted meeting last summer gathered nj
tue Methodist church to hear him. all ey.
pecting to be highly entertained. Nor
were they disappointed, for the sermon
preached by him far excelled their mot
sanSulne expectations, Il. being most
powerful one, delivered in the bishon,s
own striking style and ,teresting man.
neli ana Illustrating IL most forcibla
ana clear line of thought thede and
power OF true Christian love. Consider,
Hple disappointment was experienced hv
me people that Bishop Garrett did nj
leMaln ana preach at night, but other
engagements call him away. He left an
'ng noith-oound train Yesterday evening
me Methodist protrscted meeting com.
luenoeu mere last night, Rev. @. S. Field
preaching Through the week there viii
oN services three times each day, preach.
~ at morning and night and PRAYER
meeting In the afternoon.
saturday the Farmers alliance of
aouvu gave a picnic at Thompson's
s : aoont one mile from Abbott OuIte
n Oh hlllsooro's citizens attended
; aSnons tnem nearly all OF the capdidates
~ e s' lsst ~ spoke in glowing terms Of
ne mo- HISi ~ 's'aiNy SHOWN them by the good
people OF that community. And n
asvu''uvne i3ot that each candidate came
AWAY very much encouraged. AMI,
believing that he will be elected 'N''y
lesterday evening at the residence -
pits l.. j S'urgiss Blshop Carer h."
Nzea TWO small children, The mtants
Reilly. euu mrs u w
=. piss Minnie Stroud arrived from uy.
, auo .nis morning. She had been thera
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-08
Valdalia { PtllyFE
Is the Shortest, Quickest sid d
From
St. Louis TO New York all


BY Schedule in effect January / NJ
run east bound as Follows
Day EXpTess--LeRfU 81 lcaiigaz1
Chicago SIP M, Cincinnati 1910 4 u
Columbus ll:20 p. m, PllnourgslHs'
Baltimore GAS p. M, Washingia a
Philadelphia $3.50 p. M, and II Nv :
p. m. OF the next day, with lhnqi
hotel sleeping ears for New iol8; y
for indianapolis, and elegant daJ q
Chicago. +
Passengers by Day Express al Z,
Columbus with the 'Iimlled kxHieI
rive at New York al G:Np, n, iirsrt
Eastern Fast Nah and indlarll;a y
cinnati EXpress-Leave y. Lol.El
arrive Indianapolis S,i5a a. ti.rl
a. m, with reclining chair cars laisa
cinnAtl,
Eastern Express -Leaye s. iais I
tarrive at Chicago 7;eo .. n. }, Ann. :
ll:l0 next q. M, Pltlsburg 6;lvp z I
5;25 a. M, Washington 6;Soa. n. ~.
5;b5a. M, ana at New York s;ia q.
ing, 3 hours earlier than lefnsis Z
man buffet sleeDers through y NY
Pullman slecpcrs TO Chicago AND "
Passengers Ia the latter ale no. W.
breakfast time. MagnilleeA M
chair cars from st, Louis y polaalAl
dianapolls, rec Of charge ioT ps'sil'
lst class passage tickets.
Above trains run daily, shlai9ll Y. Y.
included. No extra charge ioi iaf 4 \. y
In addition 10 above trains y, y y.
Accommodation aud Clnell1,a ny ny
leave st Louis at7:l5 9. n, d.lll 4
day, arrive indianapolis 81 SA , N
natl 7:10p. m. with parlor eafs y Y n
and from indianapolis 70 Clnslai,ses .
Tickets over Nandalia Line eng w " !
ton can be secured on aPpil,.assiss I
agents of connecting lines ID WI
addressing, n
THos. II. THoRP, 5. ". q A., pasA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-08
BNNiIAM.
STRAY sale-ReligIous Notes ESamina-
tions-PersoBal Mention.

stray saIe-Religlous Notes Examina-
tions-PersoBal Mention.
Special to the Gazette
BoNHAM, TEX, June To-day Is es
tray sale day and consequently horse
traders are very numerous.
In the absence of Rev. T. S, Potts,
pastor OF the Baptist church here, Rev
Webster of Clarksville preached at the
Baptist church yesterday to good congre.
cations.
The examination exercises of Masonic
Female institute were commenced to-
day. The commencement will also come
OF this wNek at Busselps opera-house.
DR.. Bacon Saunders will 90 to Sherman
tomorrow to be present at the meeting
Of the North Texas Medical association.
Rain commenced to fall again to-day,
and the prospects are good for fine
rain. The rain of last week did much
good, but more IL needed.
MISS Sallie Joe Carton aud Miss Maud
Nixon leave tomorrow TOR Boston, where
they will attend the New England Conser-
vatory of Music.
Col, II. N. Campbell and II. u. Taylor
have returned from their trip to ST.
Louis,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-08
THE GAZETTE. FORT WORTH, TEXAS TUESDAY. JUNE8

him. Peace officers have been on the
lookout for Broadnax for the past FIVE
years. he IS slick one, however, and
thus far has managed to elude them and
steer clear of the penitentiary. He Is
wanted In Medina for DEMONSTRATING. In
Frio county for shooting United states
Deputy Marshal Tally Burnett. In Will
lebarger county for five cases Of horse
theft. He had served one term in the
penitentlary and has excellent prospects
for one or more terms. There Is re-
ward OF Si6O on his head offered by the
governor, and 1t Is understood a cattle
company win give $1,000 more.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-08
WH,TESBnRO.
msstsrious Disappearance OF "A Good Clti-
zen Bound for West POINT.

Htsrious Disappearance OF Good Citi-
zen Bound for West Point.
special SO inc ua1etta
WuirEsBoRo, Ten, June MIR. Me.
Pherson living ON Bill Cannou's ranch
two miles northwest of town, disap-
peared in mysterious way last wednes.
uay night between the hours OF and 4
O'Clock In the morning. Fears are
entert Ained that he may have committed
suicide or been murdered, for he had
some money aud left his horse in Mr.
Caunon's pasture aud crop ON Mr.. Can
mons fsrm The people OF that neigh.
borhood have been searching for him
since Thursday, but have found no clew
To his Whereabouts Mr.. Mcpherson IA
ABOUT nifty years old, i've aud half feet
high, heavy build, dark complexion. dark
eyes, black hair and beard, slightly gray;
he came from Ohio.
Mr. G. G. llearue left this morning FOR
West Point, having received the appolnt-
ment last fall, to represent this con-
gressional district in that school. MIR.
hesrne Is promising young man and
Will doubtless reflect credit on this
district,
Mr John Potter, who has been attend
ing the WhitcsAorO normal the past wear.
VIII attend the Vanderbilt university
next year
Miss Lula Collier, Miss Johuio Davis
and Miss Maud Besscut returned last
saturday from Tennessee, where they
hau ooen At school the past year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-08
WASHINGTON.
Nhller's Educational Bill---Kenns a ooept,
the Chntrmanship.

WAsHlNGroN, June THE most i'm
portant business done in secret session
to-day was the confirmation Of Gov
S~ineiord Of Alaska
The commissions OF tWenty-four post
masters OF presidential postonlces will
expire during the present month. There
VIII be thirty seven eXp.rations during
July, OF whom the more important ones
are at Chicago, H., and El Paso, Tex
Acting Secretary Fairchild to-day re.
ceiveft telegram from the collector of
customs at Key West, Fla, saying that
after consulting with the United States
district attorney, he imposed ane of
$500 each on the masters Of the Spanish
schooners Paco and Isabella, under sec.
ton 2778 of the Revised Statut s, which
were paid to-day and vessels released
Senator Plumb OF Kansas, chairman of
the committee on public lands, has re-
ceived from Surveyor-General Dement of
Utah, IN reply to an invitation sent two
or three weeks ago by Instruction of the
committee, statement under oath deny.
ing the charges brought against him.
Representative Miller of Texas TO-DAY
introduced IN the house an educational
oiu approprlatlng 100000 annually for
ten years to secure the bent fits of a free
common school education to children be-
tween the ages of eight and eighteen
years. No money is to be paid any state
that does not maintain by its own fund
Tree common schools In each school dis
trlct for at least two months In every
year. The money is TO be apportioned In
the proportion that the illiterate popula.
ton over ten years Of age In each state
bears to the whole number Of such per-
sons IN the United States.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-08
ms READ PRIUED.

a Mnohly wanted Man Gagged In Montana.
Special 10 tho Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, Tax, June T.--Robert
broadnax is the name of noted Texas
d0sperado who figured extensively In the
West lew years ago, having committed
many depredations on life aud portable
property. Those who knew And feared
him VIII no doubt be delighted 10 hear
that his career has been Checked by arrest
az Miles City, Mont, aud that Sheriff
ihdmm OF Medina county has gone after
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-08

WASHINGTON, June within the last
few days the president has accepted an
invitation from w. S. Hopkins OF Oak
land, on the st. Clair river, near Detroit,
Mich, to spend the month Of August as
mis- guest at that place, ana 20 cruise
about the lake on the steam yacht Sigma
Although the president has lived az Buf.
falo nearly all his life, he mas never been
up tue lakes and is greatly DESTROYS Of
making the journey
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-08
He pidn,t Ike ~. sinh

WASHINGTON, Juao 7-F. II. Winston.
United States minister to Persia, soon af.
ter reschisg Teheran, forwarded his res.
lgnation to Washington, and the secre.
aCCeptAnCe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-08
s,Iver Loaf BaEIas n. ~

Never fails when the a .9,.r, 4
lowed, hence there n
compliant heard aga g. n I. 7
perienced cock Is eos ,'sl5ss
bread with it as The P 9as0os,,i.sp I
simply because " lsrna 4
compounded as 70 ! I,'as ~ lex IIsIIiI
BILE when the dlrecuon ~. 4. y vi.
trial is all that IS neee a,' .ss,Il's
dispensable 10 al We
holds. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-08

Examinations Of APp''-'--', = +
as prInclpsIs and assisiaals 4. X h
in building No 2, wednsi az
for whites; THURSDAY NJ .Ty,I
colored. Applicants WI Il
selves with (wriillg
paper and pen and inA'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-08
lxenna Aooepta.

WASHINGTON, June 7.--At a meeting OF
lhe Democratic congressional committee
this morning Senator Keuua formally ac-
cepted the chairmanship OF the com.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-08
Don't

UDHN7
DON'T buy second-class =,
Don't pay two prices ioIs w.
Don't fail to see our ne' Nv. I,
Don't forget our prices r
down. ,.ssl
Don't fail TO tell y0u si,,s,.i..I
aud secure bargains atNAl'''
Store, ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-08

The Fort Worth Grocer Co, have lust
received another shipment OF sour
pickles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-08

Ell AZ you suspect any tendency 10 conges.
eon IN your kidneys and bladder Son
v ian safely increase their activity by psinS inc
ohat genial tonic, and never faillng rom
ssu Guy, DE- j. II, McLean's liver and sidney
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-08

r. f. Tackabery has just received a
shipment of dne Italian aud palmetto
dandrnff brushes. Buy one ana drive
clean horses.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-08

The Fort Worth Grocer Co. are in re.
se!pt OF another shipment of these cele
bTated hams.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-08

The Fort Worth Grocer Co. are in re-
ceipt OF another shipment of these cele-
brated hams.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-08

PEG lie lame aud crippled for over
twenty years have been cured by st.
Jacobs Oil.