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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-07

count OF lack of time will probably no
be able 10 DO 70. II n expected wat tea
timony will DO concluded here to-day
and tonight or 10 the morning the CON
mlttee viii probably leave for Marshall
AN IAronTANT DOCUMENT.
Charles Litchman, the representative Q
the knights, accompanying mo commit
tee, and who, by the way, was tho mrs
secretary OF the general executive hoard
produced an Important document yesicr
day. II was nothing more or less thar
the document on which tho strike wa
based, being the proposition from MartlI
Irons as chairman Of the executive board
90 force the reinstatement OF Hal
or strike. The proposition was adopted
by number Oi the assemblies, the com
pany refused 10 reinstato Hall, and IN,
| men struck The following N the full
text Of the document submitted by Iron,
10 the local assemblies
MARSHALL, Tx Feb. III, 1886 -ro
Grievance Committee Of L. A 1899
/ HnOTnEHs This evening, about A!GC
| y M, received letter from Mr. Crosby,
general foreman. ! went % him and
asked him the cause Of my discharge. lie
stated that | was absent from the chops,
aud that ho wanted foreman that the
men would be afraid Of, and that he was
going 10 make general "oleanlng out "
WIN further state that / had the per.
mission OF Mr. Crosby 10 be absent from
the shops for two or three days 20 be IN
attendance at the ID. A MS delegate from
l.. A. 1859. Signed, G. a. HALL
Tho following Is the report OF the local
grievance committee Of Labor assembly
$3.50 We, your committee, beg leaya
to report In the case Of Bro, Hall as fol.
lows
We waited on Mr. Crosby, foreman OF
the car department, and asked him his
reasons for dlscharglng Bro. Hall, and by
what authority be- discharged him lie
replied that he discharged him on bis
own responsibility for iucompetoncy and
absence from duty without leave.
Your committee eau prove by Bro. Thor
burn OF lJoSoto that Bro. Hall was
granted leave Of absence by MIR. Crosby
Mr.. Crosby doDiOa having had any cull-
yersatlon with Bro. Hall on the matter.
Your committee propose TO show by tho
books that Bro. Hall has done more work
than any other man who had held the
same position.
Your committee demanded the rein |
statement OF Bro. Hall on or before the !
18th OF February, $50. Mr.. Crosby would |
rot rcinstatc him unless ordered by |
higher authority 30 20 do, Signed,
RoBERT HANSON,
GEORGE BIBD,
W. Il. DEARfN0.
WIN you sustain your executive board
n demanding the reinstatement OF your
'rOthGTp Call special meeting ut once
nd telegraph. Signed,
MARTIN mons,
Chairman Executive Board,
Marshall, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-07

FNotHwoop, N J., May Georg,
Coe, nephew Of the president Of the
American Eyeuange Bank OF New YORK,
his brother Lewis and young man
named Bfinkefhotf were passing by a
sehool-house about 10 O'Clock last night
aud saw a light IN tho building This be-
Ing unusnal, they started 20 Investigate
the matter and discovered burglar In
the act Of ransacklBg tho desks They
attempted to capture bin. The thief
turned aa the young men entered the
room and fred upon them. A bnllet from
his revolver entered George Coos left
shoulder A second hall made terrible
wound IN his abdomen, Lewis Coe after
a terrible struggle succeeded In disarm-
Ing the burglar, beating him 20 lusensl-
billy with an Iron "iimmy.n Brlnkcr.
hon and Lewis Coe then tied the hands
and feet Of tho burglar, locked him In
the room, and then turned their attention
TO George, who was unconscious and al.
most dead. They removed him to his
homo aud gave the alarm, but before help
came the prisoner made hts escape.
~ IT HEP
NEW Y0RK, May 1t W reported that
the burglar who shot young George Coe
has been captured at Nyack.
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Isairl.
Special to the Gazette.

BAIRD, TEN, May G.-rTho sIN
along and across the old CalsIt ii
q detriment TO the march. Of tAs
herds, yet we note from ON b
dozen herds passing north even
two.
The "round-upn outfits an
move now and as many as hii d
squads are at work now With
i've miles OF Baird. The ciiA
well and the grass Is very gcci
we have had only light ralnsiO! !
Our town grows daily. Wenpe
faces on our streets every day 81
ness In mercantile lines Is y@I
Baird Is pushing her church tnlts
There il now finished The NodAlH
Southern Methodist, Presbylelll
Episcopal churches, and W
church TO be built soon, .lle Y
Methodlsts received their bei "
now in the cupola. yes,sIoN \
was the arst time the peoPlf 2
were called to worship by intelss|
OF a church bell, the series q ng
TO be conducted by Rev. r. \ ~
|. G. Putnam of Cisco having Os:a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-07
ON WALL STREET.
Railway Bonds Opened Heavy to Weak
hut Strengthened and Recovered
the Losses During the bay.
Tho Stock Market was one of Almost
Meaningless Fluotuations-.Crop
Prospects Reported Fine,
COMMERCIAL RESUME.

| COMMERCIAL RESUME,
| Special to tho Gazette,
NEW YORK, May G.--Railroad bond
sold to-day as follows;
Fort Worth & Denver at 81 to So
Houston & Texas Central at l0il; Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Texas G's at 9lg; Mis-
souri, Pacific at 1904; Gulf, Colorado (
Santa Be 2's at lO2, and gold G's at lO2
Kansas 4 Texas 5's at 77d Texas & Pa
clllc incomes at 80.
The special strength Of Kansas & Toxa.
to-day gave rise TO reports that the Goulc
following had bought the market ireel,
ON the late break In that stock.
OIL closed at 7BI.
Cotton rose one TO two POINTS.
Wheat weak.
letter received In th city to-day
from Logan county, General Illinois,
states that the prospects 10 crops OF ali
kinds were never better.
Wheat Is beginning TO heal out, and the
season IL at least week earlier than for
many years
Coffee foverlsh.
Money 2@24 per cent.
Exchange steady.
Governments were firm.
The Gulf, Colorado 4 Santa Fo earnings
Tor the month of April were 81 ,O05. 600
being an increase OF $72, 800 over April,
1880 Estimating the net earnings al 40
per cent, OF the gross, or SIS, 0i0 and In.
terost on SiN2, 900 OF per cent. bonds and
S6,O00,000 Of & per cent. bonds at s7l 200
for the month, II would appear that the
April earnings We're not quite equal to the
liked charges.
To-day market was one OF almost
meaningless iuctuatIon, the feeling heinz
prevalent that no definite movement will
be felt In either direction until the labor
disturbances are settled.
The second market was strong. There
were small declines In governments
Export of gold continues
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND RoNDs.
NEW YORK. May g. Government bonds
dun and steady.
Railroad bonds heavy to weak carly In
eno forenoon, nut became strong In the
AFTERNOON, recovering the losses While
Lake Shore news was of great interest Ina
t ,o STOCK market, IL cannot be said II was
lho controlling interest because OF the
SSohlllcting character Of The information,
several stories were In circulation regard.
ing the spreading Of strikes In new fields,
IKE inc New York Central ard the An.
thraete coal'lieid, Both stories lost
thelr power, however, when donlals were
promptly Issued ny the officials Of both
interests. The market was irrep.
ular at the opening, though a
majority OF the active lists showed
advances. Although there were very
slight advances In the first few minutes
the market became weak and continued
so throughout the first hour. This was
followed by quiet ard rather frm market
nntl afternoon, which vas repetition of
lee activity and woakn, OF The first hour. |
reward ~ O'Clock iWre was another
ralIy, put the market Vas heavy and dun |
turing the last hour, closing at or near
~, ,he lowest prices OF We day. Missouri
, , "S N,ps was the only stock which advanced |
from 4 10 1 each NFfNN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-07
Amoroan MedloM A.aoolatlon,

ST. Louis, Mo, May &. The third SEES.
sion of tho convention OF the American
Medical association met to-day ImIne
diatoly after the preliminary routine
business was disposed OF the report of
the nominating committee was read, which
proposed the following officers for the
next year President, e. II. Gregory OF
~, Louis tIrst vico.presldont, H. Miller
OF saltwater, Mimi second vico,prosi.
William G, Wilo OF Connecticut; porina.
mont secretary, William Il. Atkins OF Phil.
ndolphiaI assistant secretary, u. Nevms
Hyde OF Chicago; treasurer, Rich.
ard DungliSon of PHILADELPHIA.
A judicial council aud trustees OF the
association were also nominated. The
committee recommended Chicago as the
next place and June, 1887, M the time Tor
the next meeting of the convention. The
adoption OF the report was by unanimous
eopsent This was equivalent 10 the
election OF the gentlemen named although
the form OF an election must be zone
through with tomorrow. Several paners
upon medic subjects OF technical M.
ture having been road, the convention
adjourned TIL Tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-07

HALIFAX, N. s., May 6,--m the house
OF the assembly last night, the secretary
gave notice that the members OF this
branch of the legislature OF Nova Scotia
are ofthe belief and declare their opinion
that the financial and commercial inter.
ests OF the people of N0via Scotia. New
hrunswlck and FRINGE Alberts Island,
would be advanced by those provinces
Withdrawing IRON the Canadian fedora.
ton ana uniting under one government,
or IN default of that, that Noyla Scotia
anam heoome an Independent province OF
Great Dritain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-07
An Insane Son Attempts Murder.
Special 10 the Gazette.

DAN ANTONIO, Tx. May 0.--Marlop
nuuoren, young German who Is sun.
posed to be insane, attempted to Kin his
mother and sisters last night M their
nome Yen miles iron the city, and when
arrested this morning by the sherlH anI
= 1m9puty he eoolly cut his throat with y
uul pocket'kniie aud threw the Instrn
nleht INTO the brush, In coming Ia Town
on horseback Bundren lamcnted tbe taot
Suat ne mad not been more successfnl IN
uen'oiishing the entire family. clvInS NO.
Hsuse Tor the bloodthlrsty act, The ola
puy bundren was Knocked down onS
.neh kleAed severely In the stomach thn
uwo girls having beer served An a simi Iar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-07

lature from Tnyette county, Is in town.
Ito ~ candidate for comptroller, and
will DO on hand at the Walnut Springs
barbecue Tomorrow.
Measrs. Frank II Schneider and Il, 3
Mckee Of Chihuahua, Mex, landowners
and capitalists, are hero on a prospecting
tour.
Gcn. T. n Ross left for Sulphur Springs
to-day 20 speak there tomorrow.
Judge l.. ID. Bradley, Of the Corslcana-
Gfueabeck judicial district, n In town.
Seth T.. Mills, ex-momber Of the legis-
lature from this county, VIII be candi-
date for that place again
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-07
Kemp.
Corroopondenoo N M Gu =

correspondence OF tho Gazette
KEMP, Tx May O.-0,al
have taken place In the la,t "a \
the appearance Of crops. en-,
down by frosts and Is d lItls v,
Cotton Is coming up nicely, ~,
Ia good spirits. Wheatand All, y
Farmers seem to be more sclI,ie!
than for a number OF ytars. n
much larger acreage ofcottont,Ti
pralrles in our county arc co,'s'
a variety OF grasses which MA
under the pillow produce ua
Eastern farmers never conceive
Emlgrants are arriving dallsS,|
ing Tor a location Tor lhens.|
noighbors.
The people here would ID rsj
the extension of the Texas Trr.,|
to connect with Sou.heasleu a
1t would benefit this country Az 4
other markets for our prodQa
would rise TO the dignity Of IA
market.
Members OF the Farmers did
press hopes OF deriving grea,ste.|
their organization.
Stock Ia looking well.
The grass is growing yeUhs |
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-07

sneoial to Tho Garotip.

-
MONTAGUE, TEX, May 0'--rn
l.. Mccain and deputies, Boz y
liam Nix and Mack Bush, bToagN
the Indian Territory lQ'aE
Curtlss, charged with an ~. =,
other misdemoanors, and l.ee Nv !.
and Jack Harrison, charged WY v
sault 70 murder, committed <
ton some time IN IebrpeIl VI
being some Of Bell Waison's ps ~
makes Ave OF that party wlo wv "
arrested IN the past week nsIs y.
and j W. Wins, who vert w
Tuesday, were released on eV'e y
Sandifer stlll remains 10 lslls VI
WINS and Saudlfer were sl l,,,.
complaint, the grand jury lilnsa 4
bill. The others are uneef lr N,
We learned from the olnqei' " 4
Is quite u crowd of men eps
roundup, and they are epqas .'',.i., !
and will begin ina fewdalsF''7
across the river. AMl
Col. G. G. White has sela,lw
ranch in Wichita county Nn''
been for some days, AM
The Baptist denomlasllutl ',l
a protracled meeting, wnleho Va, 4!
during the week, and Rev. RI Y. a
word Is preaching some p
sermons, IN
The good ladies' Of tpe i y, v
an ice.cream and strswpsM
the court house Friday plgn.
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whitewright.


special 10 tho Gazette
WmrEwmdnr, TEX, May G,--James
Reynolds, while driving cattle at the pas
ture OF Batsell s. Reeves, four miles south
OF this place, to-day rode over yoarlIng,
throwing horse and rider. The horse got
up and stepped ON Reynolds right breast
and left side, lnilcting serious wounds,
John Batzell came TO town for DR.. Ray
and report Reynolds as dying. The
wounded man Is an experienced cowboy
and Is well and favorably known here.
The Whltewrlght high school building
Is rapidly approaching the finish; when
completed Will cost about $4,000
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-07
spirited Away a white hoy.

special TO the Gazette.
waco, Tx, May c.. Rockdale Gamble,
a white boy aged ten years, the son of a
widow living near Aqullla, HIN county,
was enticed away from home last Mon
day by negro man named Mack, who
also lived near Aquila. The relatives of
the child were here tonight hunting for
MIN. Inc negro and boy were seen In
East Waco last night, but up to this hour
no trace OF them can be found. The
police are In search and telegroms have
been sent TO adjacent towns.
a Telegram just received from Dawson,
Navarro county, announces that the negro
and boy were artSsted there.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-07
In tho Hands OF Unoio sam.
leciAl To thu tlagotta

SAN ANTONIO, TEX, May Civilian
RUST recently arrested for smuggling i9C
horses and mares from Mexico into
Iexas, and the stock conascated, IL 10
day having an examination before IInited
states Commissioner Stevenson. Rnst
alleges that he brought the animals "a
Texas for breeding purposes and TINT Nv
complied with all the custom.housc rnIae
on the subject, The governor does moi
49, WIN num- however, on that point,
"sI from the character OF the testimony
suuuueu IL is a foregoing conclusion that
he VIII be held to answer. "'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-07

Special to tho anrotto.

PALESTINE, Tx, May G..-None OF tho
men have been taken back into the shops
at thls place, the reason being given that
the company have all the assistance
needed for the summer months.
The Anderson County alliance met here
to-day In called session, but no bus,ness
was transacted that was Intended for The
ear OF the public.
Mr., +. G, Easton and Miss Minnie
Averltt were united In wodlock yesterdov
evening at tho residence of The hrIde,s
parents IN this city. Mr.. Easton IL n
popular postal clerk on the international
uIeat Norlhern road, His bride is a
lovely and accomplished lady.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-07
Le monrndsr cIrarelle..

Mr. VI, NJ Seymour Of New Orleans,
representing the Havana factory. ~ In
Producing their Justly celebrated brand
Of cigarettes For aroma, bouquet and
1ne flavor, they are unrlyaled, aud stand
at the mead OF tho llst They arc guar
anteod as being made u pure tobacco and
free from deetefluus substances,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-07
Outrageous Assault.
special 10 tho Gazette.

NIFNWTEWf
Ri PAso, Tx, May Cdr. 4. ID. An
drewe, well-known district judge, who
came here about elk months ago from
California, was arrested this afternoon
on warrant sworn out by City Marshal
Tom White alleging that said Andrews
attempted to outrage the person of Mamie
Lets, II white girl about ten years old, on
April 20. In default OF bond of $4,000
Andrews was lodged In jail. His case
viii be investigated tomorrow
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-07
DnIlna cnltinr Anrnr.

0VHVINT 70 IWt HHAUIEt7
DALLAS, Tex, May Charley Garner,
bartender at the Glen Lea branch saloon,
and King, proprietor Of the Turf saloon,
bad ilght this evening. Garner drew n
knife, cur King IN the LETT cheek and along
the left side OF his neck from the back OF
the neck TO the windpipo, making fright
ful wound. A little deeper would have
Killed him. II Is dangerous as II Is.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-07

No arc now receiving foil CARLOAD Of
olass goods and steam ftllugs, and are
Fep1reu 70 make close prices. Give us
WI 1viore purchasing elsewhere
W. A. HUFFMAN IMPLEMENT 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-07

special TO the Gazette,

wv
~ fAso, Tx May G.--The grading
outllt has reached the sixth mile ON tbe
white Oaks railroad, and half mi "a viii
carry tne work to the to, of the mega
Wneh the grading will be comparatively
Ooaks. r'" W " n'te
senator Window will return ON Mon.
nay from Mexico City, when IL is believed
plete the road, ~ ~ 'o'n'
ine assessor has nearly completed the
assessment OF city property, which foots
up ABOUT four millions, half million
more than last year '''i'ioh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-07
Aooldenlnllr Irn,- n


Special 20 the Gazette. Y" u'l
TAYLOR, TEX, May c.rs
ABOUT oi2O p. m. switch ~, NJ
engineer James Henry. n.y. *
down to couple on to 4 e.A Va
broke away from the es sgSs'l
into the caboose, bresklnss ' ~
driving II Into the tank. a.. y, ~ Y
tender OF lSG, which VA 'S S.1 Va
boose ready to 40 out, kno Sss'a
heads out Of the cabooses NJ .
killing John Henry, a se W
was trying to set az I H..s'
caooose, and was caught h XIV N.
caboose and the engine, TA w, "
breaking this news to tba = w v
James Henry took upon ri hlm' WI !
almost crazed at the death 4 N |
Inquest was held immed'a y N /.
accident, but the verdict NM n, l
VII morning. No one els " \
The extent Of the damape y y
not known.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-07

Cod Liver on, with Hypophosphites, is a
most valuable remedy for consumption,
scroiula, wasting diseases Of children,
colds and chronic coughs, and In all con,
dltlons where there Is a loss Of nesh, a
lack oi nerve power, and general dobll.
Ivy ~ the system.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-07
Temple
special to the eA.o,,e e"'

tkMrLS' Tx, May G.--Iuther Ron
sou, me famous temperance lecturer
,se'ured TO overlooking houses here on
,ia ttn aud 9th insis. His lectures y,o wa
,nueeu very torcible aud His descr,r MI
powers are wonderful. F '''or'PtlVe
~ waiNeston capitalists Invested sovor.,
thousand dollars IN real estate so ese, "a,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-07

Special 70 tho Gazette.
LoSGyiGw, TEX, May CAT meet.
Ing Of the city council yesterday II was
voted to issue bonds for a $40, 900 school
building, and numerous are the sites that
have been already selected as appropri.
ate committee viii soon select q
proper sltc and purchase the property,
when ground will at once be broken.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-07
STATE NEWS.
Doings and Happenings OF the Day
Occurrences for Veal
or Woe.
gatherings from over tho state Reported
specially for the Casoite by IT,
Own Correspondents.


SAN ANGELO, Tx, May GA large
number OF families are in town on their
way TO settle on H. NJ. Howelps lands
In Crockett county. Seventeen OF the
number have concluded TO settle on
school lands in Tom Green county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-07
Property AdYnnnlnr.

But the price OF furniture at Fakes & Co, IS
Is declining while all the time they arc
selling on the weekly and monthly pay.
ment plan, They have genuine bargains
In the last shipment OF goods aud the PEG.
pie nro solicited 10 call and see.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-07

Mrs Wlnsiow's Soothing Syrep snoulo
Nweys be used for children teo,biur n
soothea the child, soiteus the rume Al
aye al pain, cures wind colo an q ls the
osst remedy tor diarrhea, q5 cepts a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-07
NJ Charge nsndo

40 eau at Fakes q Co.'s aud examine the
new styles bedroom and parlor mrnl.
ere they are now unloading. These
souus WIN also be put on the market an
uno hslaliment Plan, and sold cheap.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-07

Special 70 the essatss ''s slas
BIC srRINos, Tx Mo. Il
was the scene 81 ,an.. WV
night II seems tba 's'.s
among whom w., ',ps 4
q summit, NIX, Il
,ne camp u "a
Eric Thomas, situated aen.|
ire IRON town, and besasp' os, n
. i,nomas ordered them tx M. alsis
they advanced UPON h,s uA's
1red a Winchester rl,la a , s's'
through the body ana 'aeas|
Death Thomas, Who VII !. ',sa
about eighteen wear. X. NJ
surrendered himself 4 ~ Y u
ana = now in jail, Hs u, csy
Few days, Fuller, the v csl i
! from Bolton, Tex, but ',s '',I.. y y
n , person showed him 4 gs v
tue Odd Fellows lodge y I, Z q.
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Sweet potato sl,ps.

Fresh aud splendid, and a fun supply can
hereafter be found at the famous Houston
street groeers, TuRNRR q MCCLURE,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-07
nuckwhea,.

a small lot OF self.rlslng buckwheat for
n sale 3. the Fort Worth Grocer Co. Try a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-07

" tne 9Aaotfo
!. GaALyhsroS, TnS'.'. ".
Or Pat Christian, * ,@'gtsa
u tho "ov. Yesterday si',s..
roads, iniurlna tba s' VA ISL Z
cradle extent. ~ s a'rneoht'
Tor repairs DurI,,v, 10y !. VA ts
70 ~ 1 ! collision a ssl lS
U gu ! BOARD the schoonle'sp NJ s,'nsI'
y, WIS drowned. The sI nv ,'a ~
fortunate man he w ny 80 h.
70 sea BY The stror w osIis 4,
!, wq y, mt intoxicated when 'pls'I \
~. ~ ~ 81 sud the entire az XIX. = le'lI
p wore drunk, which ias s9 y q " 4
counts Tor the accIdenss w &
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-07

a medicine confined 20 certain nun
Der OF diseases. IL will cure Pain, In.
Illumination or llemorrhage, external or
internal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-07

For summer suillngs ese ,' /,
Martindale's, importing '
street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-07

companies made their Investment Ia this
land, Gdmit there was a lost paper OF
two, hut they have an boon fally sunnlini
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-07

Ing. ~nu Others K. M
s ssIIdlns = two ls5 ss'' III
r. The be-, s1c,q9nd. p S'sS q,
Junction JUG ion, Of Ni iae isosss5 4
s spsa a, VIM The Iiaio ,s'sps \
"'0nt Completed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-07

trine OF q payment eacn weue 81 na,np,
Is streak OF luck that all should embrace