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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-18
CLEBuRNE.
most Earnestly Prct,st-,A Board Of Equal
izatioB.

Most Earnestly Prct' st-.A Board Of Equal
izatioD.
special 10 lie Gazette.
CLEBuRSE, Tex, July M. The follow.
ing resolutions were unanimously
adopted by the Cleburne Light Guard,
July 1G, 1856
Where's, the board Of managers Of the
interstate drill, which is TO take place at
G3lveston, Tex, in August have sren III
TO have appointed an officer of the United
States army to be commaDdant, and
Whereas, said board has utterly ig-
nored the merits Of tbs ofisers 81 the
Texas Volunteer Guards, by appointing
over them united States officer whose
rank does not entitle him 70 the posiiioD,
and while we recognize ID The officers OF
the United States army the embodiment
Of those qualities requisite 10 the true
soldier aud perfect gentleman, yet we
must enter our solemn protest against the
military genius OF our own state; now,
therefore, DC II
Resolved, that we eater this our pro-
test against said appointment, and hereby
agree that We will not attend said In
terstate drill unless said sppointmcnt be
revoked and 40 officer OF the Texas
Volunteer Guards be appointed IN his
stead.
The board Of equallzers In session yes
terday fxed The taxable value ol the Gulf,
Colorado < Santa he railway at seis4
per nile, ard Of the Missouri Pacific at
ssi25
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lent men to carry OF the work of higher
education. When the institution is fully
endowed the tuition will he free. Till
tnat time a reasonable tuition fee is
charged Tor Instruction to aid in meeting
the current expenses of the COLLEGE. The
college Is composed of preparatory or
academic department, classical, Latin.
scientific and ladies' course of stndy. 1t
also has departments Of music, art and
elocution. Students who complete the
collegiate course of study receive the de-
gree of Bachelor of Arts.
In June. 1885, Rev. A. A. johnson, A.
M, was elected to the presidency and is
deyotlng all his energies to found col
lege that will be the pride OF North Texas.
He is a. " assisted by faculty of seven
professors The wear closing has been one
OF success, and 1893 students have been en-
rolled in all the departments. We do not
hesitate TO say that this college is worthy
OF large patronage.
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CITY NATIONAL HANK.

$50 OF the art school subscrIptlon
anu USED the money There IA an
oVerurait In the account OF w II
howe, the artist. He does not know n
lie gave me note for IL and supposes Il
Is loan from me.n
He then gives In detail his Indebtedness
10 the bank, placing the total amount al
S6o,O64, and concludes as follows
what am TO do2 | do not know, moor.
alone, dlsgraced, an outcast that must
hide my name and my family, what can
dof But at heart | am not thief |
might have robbed your safes, but kind
God gave me strength TO resist. II God
WIZ give me strength It shall be my life,s
STRIFE to try to repay you. SO IL
my good father will pay me
out ana you Will spare me cfimnally
VIII go to work at whatever can and,
ana begin again, not in ST. Louis, but
alone, among strangers, by some other
name spare me-. for Gods sake, for my
Mmily's sake and OH my God, what will
my wue and children do? BE kind 20
them. You have suffered tiled To be
kind TO all Of You whenever | could. Re-
member our old good feeling, aud ask MI
to be kind to my widow and orphans. |
must be dead to them. ont my God. / |
90 love them and tins IN worse
than death. Now alone, dlsgraced
man, 20 out into some strange place To /
begin again, with all leave behind me |
aud out Of reach Spare me, have told
alli ! can do nothing more Use my
household goods; but oh! my God, do
help my poor wife and children Be kind
and merciful TO them, Let me work;
give me a chance @ help them. For
dqd's sake don't show this % father and
brother and aife. God bless them and
keep them all"
SAW MN on THE STEAMER.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, July I7.-Janles Tier.
lcy, August Weiss and Charles Steele, st.
.ouislans, were in the city to-day. They
'ame Ia from Canada They claim that
ew lays ago while on an excursion
teamer they met A. b, Thompson, the
cashier Of the Proyldent Say
ngs bank They did not kuow that he
Vae running away, but supposed he was
aking pleasure trio
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neither engineers could see the other
until they We're too close to stop. Both
engineers and firemen left their engines
when they saw collision was inevitable.
The wreck occurred on high grade, and
several cars were thrown bottom side up
a good ways from the track. Three fiat
cars were thrown ON top OF the north
bound engine, making a mass OF wreck
twenty feet high, and both engines were
badly smashed up. Ellsworth Hammers,
the man who was hurt, and
s. b. Roberts, both of Des
Mpines, Iowa, were riding on the third
or fourth tist-car from the engine, and
did not have time to Jump off when the
engines collided. Hammers it IS thought
was thrown high into the air, and in de-
scending struck his head Against some
thing, making severe scalp wound on
the left side of his head. A piece of
timber or iron struck him in the groin,
making terrible wound which NAV
prove fatal Strange to say, Hammers is
the only one hurt. immediately after he
was hurt he was brought TO the city, aud
bis wounds carefully dressed by DR..
A, W. Acheson, the compauy's surgeon.
The wceoking train was manned aud sent
TO the scene Of the disaster at once, and
the work OF clearing the debris from the
track commenced, which was completed
In very few hours under the super
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the expulsion Of Duke d'Aumale, was
fought at O'Clock this morning The
weapons used were pistols. The place OF
meeting was in forest near Mendon, Ave
miles west OF Paris. When the command
to fire was given the baron shot ct Gen.
Boulanger The latter cody awaited the
result Of the shot without firing. Find
Ing himself untouched by his opponents
bullet Doulanger raised his own pistol
and fired up into the air. The combat.
ants then left the field. Boulanger re.
turned to Paris and went straight to his
office at the war department. A large
crowd had assembled to learn the result
OF the duel and gave Boulanger an oya-
tion when he appeared
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DECATUR.

The Alliance at work-Fres Cotton
Weighing His Friends are Glad.
Special TO the Gazette.
DECATUR, Tex, July 1.-THE Farm
ers' alliance convention is not yet adj
journed. No talk Of politics is heard by
the members The delegates are strictly
business and are attending only TO bust
ness OF the order.
The many friends Of Robert Carlook
are rejoiced to learn of his nomination
for county attorney OF Tarrant county.
The county alliance in convention as
sembled accepted the proposition Of the
m rchants and business men here. The
merchants are TO furnish the yard-weIgh-
er 70 weigh cotton free, the alliance to
furnish an assistant. This is a big thing
for Decatur
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indict, a at Fort smith.

~ the dAHette.
4IAGuE, TEX July 1.-THE fol-
named parties have been indicted
United States court at Fort Smith
L; l.. j. McLaln, George, Bill and
4 cAer, II, A aud w, NJ Nix, w. b.
~ jameson, Mack Bush, Jim and
Htis, John Arr, Ike Inman, Danisl
L Daniord, John Abner, Il. II.
.. Is March and William Bag
! wiil stait for Fort Smith on
q 70 sand their trial. These In
pts wa-e worked up by one Bill
Of u Indian Territory, and
we par lies with sn assault to
MN IL Will be remembered that
lson and 3 arty shot up the town
ngton last winter and then made
Isape into the Nation. Sheriff Mc
~ party Ia att mpting to arrest
m skirmish, Ia which several
'sie Ilred and W.stson was slightly
'I' The matter WIS fully inyes-
" the United States commits
sherman, aud At was shown
o,neers We're not a. fault, and |
enarged, Now they are again
ana have 10 70 to thu expense
'ooie OF Standing anosh or trial,
lact, seven OF the party bat are |
were not with sheriff Mc.Aain, |
ta'soIalng whatever 10 DO with Inc
NJ arrest.
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LONDON, July 1.-THE race for the in
ternational two years. plate of 1000 sover-
eisns was run at Kimpton park yesterday
and won by NJ, Dawson's bay colt Baron
by short head, after desperate strug
gle. j, II. B. Houdworth's chestnut colt
by Springfield out of Ceiandlne, was Sec
oud by head, and Lord Hartington's
chestnut colt Isosecles was third. Ten
horses ran. The betting before the start
was ten to one against Baron. nine to
four against the Springfield Celandlne
colt and four to one against Isosecles.
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rIcKwIcK norrL.

Best plate Clinton, James NImon, 81
Beet plate Brighton, Kirk Fairbanks, s.
Best plate Elyira, Thomas Ellis, 81.
Best plate Herbermont, Thos. Ellis, 81
Best plate any variety for wine, HerDer-
mont, Mr.. G. w. Williams, 81.
APPLES.
Best collection apples, A. II. Shirley,
So.
Second best collection, G. j. Todd, %
rrst Plate Red Astrachan, A. II. Shir-
ley, 81.
HeAf plate Rcd june, y b. Walker, 81.
Besr plate ssps Of Wine, A, II. Shir-
ley, ~
Best piste Summer Green, a. II. shis-
ley, 81.
Best plate Jonathan, a. il. Shirley, ~.
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ITO the Gazette,
KINNEY, TEX, July 1.-THE com.
OF experts appointed by Judge
Pc to examine the books OF Collin
y officials have filed their report,
Ing Collin county one year ago had
% 20; this year, $23, .04; that
pave decreased nearly one-half; that
'pdebtedness has decreased $4,000;
ne books were all found correctly
fnd In proper shape; that there has
pinto the hands Of county treasurer
accounted for, $l06, 467.S2, and
III, L. w. 0glesby, the efficient col
4 has settled in full with Collin
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celebration at this place uext Thursday
July 22d, the excursion rates which have
been literally furnished by the two roads
are given below: Round trip tickets from
points on the Santa Fe are, from Dallas,
Sl.70; Duncanville, $l.45; Cedar Hill,
80; Midlothian, 81 10; Alyarado, SOC :
Fort Worth, 81 90; Crowley, csc; Joshua
75c; Cleburne, COO; Blum, zoe: Kopperl,
zoe; Meridian, 25c; Clifton, soc; Valley
Mills, Coo; Crawford, zoe; McGregor,
SOC; Moody, $40; Pendleton, 81 20;
Temple, 81 40; Bolton, 81 90, and Lam
pasas, 50 so. On the Central road an ex-
cursion train of eight coaches will leave
Waco at 1880 in the m 7rning. Round
trip from Waco will he 81; from Ross,
81; Aqulla, 75c; Whitney, 50c, and
Fowler 25c.
This indicates large crowd, but the
dinner table, which is three hundred yards
in length will contain enough TO feed ALL
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Pilot Point.
, the Gazette.

q 70 the Gazette.
M FONT, Tex, July 17.-Rev.
wages OF this city commenced last
series of meetings at the Kelso
H,,nouse, four miles in the country.
Nngntiul lawn party was given last
a u ESQ Cookies park, on the west
p the railroad track.
,som,. mop was given last night in
by all present.
"A ,e'ehile party was given last night
4 residence of Mrs. Evans, on
nv street, complimentary to her
81 scr. lce-cream was served and u
evening spent by the young people.
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a Great Revival.

~ to the Gazette.
FfGWEw, TEx., July 1.-THE noted
Forthy evangelists Burnett and Mul-
fegan series of meetings at the
aodlst church last evening. The an
cement of the coming of these gen
n produced more than common
lous interest aud filed the church.
Views religious recreants and Stun
lg sinners will, judging from the feel,
manifested throughout the city to-
Pc awakened to realizing sense of
duty toward God and man.
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Taylor,

III to the Gazette
fLoR, TEX, July ia protracted
'aing Is now going on at the Christian
fh here. The pastor, Rev. j Fergu-
Is assisted by the Rev. Wilkerson of
7getown. The meetings are largely
lded, and much good is expected to
pne.
r. DR.. Brown, who is organist for
lhristian church, was thrown from a
Y this evening by her horse becom-
frightened and running away. She
pore frightened than hurt by the
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Poison

Had produced great holes IN my back and cheat
and had removed all the hair on my head, yet
began to improve IN q weet's time, and the
soroa began 70 heal, and were entirely gone III
side Of eight weeks. WILL JUNEa,
Potter Unipn PAfa, Depot.
Cisco. Tex ,Jely 10, 1883.
Treatise on Blood aud skin Diseases mailed
free.
THE SWIFT SPEcIrIo Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta
Ga N. ", lb7 w. 2Sd 81.
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DENIS0N.
Further Particulars Of the Freight
Train Collision In the Territory.
An Iowa Man Badly Hurt.
Premiums Awarded at the North Texas
horticultural Fair Robinson & co.
10 Pay Dollar for Dollar.


Special to the Gazette.
DENIsoN, Tx, July l7..--At $3.50 last
night freight train going north with
empty coal cars and eight loads Of stock
collided, three miles north Of the city.
with the south.bound freight. Owing to
some misunderstanding in orders the
noith-bound freight left here at 8 O'Clock
and was going down grade toward Duck
creek tfestle at good speed. There is
slight curve on the road here and
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A warIlI.o watehmal,er.

ANTONIO, TEX, July NV. f.
II VINO claims to be matchmaker,
possession Of a house on Dignowity
= amorhiug and alarmed the neigh
y urins on his pistol. The police
1lepnonedfor and officers MARTINEZ,
Iiey and Espiz) went out.
lousht to arrest Tonne, when be
Sartizez, and Martinez returned
h nut Neither WAS wounded. The
snen made a rush and succeeded in
|ng tneir man and placing him in
ru'y Iall on charge of attempting
and murder Officer MARTINEZ.
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orestburg.

IpOndence OF The Gazette
sEsTBURG, TEX, July lG.-Mr.
3 Reed, formerly of this place, but
resident of Illinois Bend, and
j. Dellinger of Forestburg, were
led the 18th inst.
"a on the 9th inst, Mr.. Thomas
bn, an old and respected citizen Of
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PARIS.

n to the Gazette
his, TEN, July l7.-Sunday the Sun
hw will go into effect and be en-
i rlgidly.
i normal entertainment was well at.
IA last night and everything passed
leasautly.
might decides the bond question.
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Blood

le the NE, end he wise who rcmembnrsll gut
In March Of last year tlssl contracted blood
poiHl ana being In savannah, 1a,, at Tho time
snnered very much from ThoumAilsa At tht
same tine. did MOI got well under tho tfehs
ment there, nor was cured by any % lnnus
meane, ] have now taken sewn Ootlp "a
swlfra Specific and am sound and wei r.
drove the poison out through bolls on M ios
DAN N hgiF
Jersey city, N j., Aug. 7.isss.
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to the Gazette.

u % INC 5u1vVVo'
I,SDER, TEX, July l7.--Mr. e. A.
Her, a prominent citizen and a leading
.hant of this place, died last night
Iyas buried to-day with Masonic
As. A large number of people at
Nh the funeral.
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Contagious

Diseases are Prevalent all over the Worls.
am native ~ Eogiand, AID whlls ~ n
ihatcouriry lcontfac'ed terrible hlco1paIsol
out door patient ~ Nottingham liosn.sal. ii,..
gland, but was not erred. saifrrr'i ,i,n si nsoai
agontziug pains IN my buncH and WA covqrei
Win eoree az over my body and limhk had
severe pains IN my head aud eyna, ulc wollh
nearly ran mo CRAZY, 1 stan hone An lhsi
country, and ealled for Au fica. and wen
treated at Rooacyeltin this nlty. as We al IVA
prominent physician ln New f1rk li6rlne uo
connection with the hoRntInls.
saw The advert, emVnl OF swlftis Snoeet.
ana Diet rmlned 20 give & a IN fla .sst re.
sort, had piyen up ali hope OF bong c0lbd,
aa hnd gone through the haude az 10 besf
am as sound and well 40 eve va inmylife.
u FIRED litlF0Rn
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y to the Gazette.
b.ilNGER, TEX, July live now
between 1000 aud 25OO inhabitants,
more coming in rapidly. About
hundred business houses have gone
nee the sale of town lots on June 30.
put two hundred carloads of lumber
been received so far this week.
carloads of cattle were
Jed from here yesterday.
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hAlONAL bANks
vision Of Master Mechanic Clark, and
trains are now running on time. Tn,
blame for this wreck has not yet been 10
Gated.
The following parties were the lucky
ones at the North Texas Horticultural
fair yesterdays
PEACHES.
Best collection, A. II. Shirley, So.
Second best collection, Il. w. Kirk
patrick, So.
Best plate sweepstakes, A. II. Shirley,
variety, Henry Clay, 81.
GRAPES.
Best collection, American variety in
bearing, Thomas Ellis, So.
Second best collection, Kirk Fairbanks,
So
Best display Texas seedlings, forty.nine
varieties, representing rlpening season OF
three months, from June 25 to ,Septem-
her. So.
Best plate Early Market, Champion,
Mrs G w Williams, 81.
Best plate Late Market Hirbermont,
Mrs. G. w. Williams, 81.
Best plate Moore's Early, T. v. Nun
son, 81.
Bestplate Delaware, Thos. Ellis, 81.
Best plate Perkins, TV. Munson, 81.
Best plate Lady, Thos. Ellis, 81
Best pla g Martha, Tbos. Ellis, 81.
Best plate Concord, Mrs. G W. Will
Jams, 81.
Best plate Lind,ey, Thos. Ellis, 81.
Best ulate Agawam, Thos Ellis, 81
Best plate Goethe, Thomas Ellie 81.
Best plate Tres, Kirk Fairbanks, 81.
Best plate Triumph, Thomas Ellis, 81.
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uleto Of King Albert Frederick q sax.

ony. = 20
STRUCK OIL.
CAIRO, July 1.-THE engineer Of IN,
petroleum works az Gebelzeyd telcereph,
that there Is chain of limestone rocl
twenty miles inlandimpregnated with oil
PRESENTED no THE KING.
ATHENS, July lT.--Admiral Franklin N
the Uuited States navy and the officers n
his squadron Were presented TO the Kim
Thursday, The king visited the Amer
lean man-of-war In the harbor
VISITED THE ExIfE.
bRussEIs, July liking Leopold and
queen Marie have visited the Due
d'Aumale.
TRYING TO AVERT 4 Duri.
fAhls, July T.-President Grevy and
several members Of the cabinet are az.
tempting TO avert the proposed duel be.
tween Gen. Boulanger aud Baron Lar
einty' The general, however, Is obdurate
anu oners TO resign II his ofilce Is an oh.
stacle to the Wind cation Of his honor.
ENGLISH ELEcrloNs
LONDON, July l7.---There viii be two
pollings to-day, which will close The cleo.
lions with the exception OF those for
Orkney aud Shetland Islands. which are
hxed for July &c The pres emf proportlen
OF the parties Is as follows; Conserva.
yves, 3l5l Unionisls, ~, Giadstonlans.
lOli ParnelEtes, So. This Couseryntlv. =
and the uniouists have polled .lg5.i7o
votes, and the Gladstonians and parnell.
ties l,4l6,Gi2.
KAISER wILuELMs RRGRErs.
bRRLIN, July l7,-.ln reply 70 an inyl.
tation from the grand duke OF Baden 10
atterd the jubilee OF Heidelberg uuiy.r
sltyi the Emperor William has written a
ietter In which he regrets his inability IA
De present. He wishes the Institution
prosperity. He has sent the crown
| ssnce to represent him at the celebra.
tion. N0''p'a-
hrlRkn FOR ms SYMPATHY.
VIENNA, July l7.--Guylay, commander.
in-chlef OF the forces In Hungary ms
oeeh retired on a pension. Gen. ,Janksorv
VIII succeed him, Baron GuyIav was rs'
proaehed with showing over-muoh sym.
paeuY lor the Hungarlans during tho
demonstrations at Pesth.
VofED A WAR CREDIT.
LONDON, July IA The Bulgarian nar.
llament has voted credit Tor the ~.
pehses Of the late war with Seryia. ard |
mas authorized the government 10 con.
'ract loans Tor the equipment of the army
ana Tor railway purposes
GAVE Nm MS LIFE.
fARls, July l7.--Fhe duel between f,nn
-oulanger, minister OF war, and Baron do |
i'aintS, arising from remarks ~ tso
baron Ia the senate Thursday relatira ~
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MORHAN.

Reduced Rates for the Bie Celebration
Next Thursday,
Special to the Gazette.
MORGAN, TEX, July 17.-For the bene-
fit of the many readers OF The GAZETTE,
living on the Santa Fe and Central roads,
who are DESTROYS of attending the big
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STATE NEWS.
Is and Happenings Of the Day
(he Occurrences for Veal or
Wee Recorded.
rings from Ovor the state Reported
spsolnliy eor tho Gazette by Its
Own Correspondents.


b 10 tiEs Gazette.
bruuR SPmNGs, TEE, July H.
hue Agent VIM. King this week
&fer,ed the revenue Office of the Forth
2et to r. M. Henderson under con-
Iffpn
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specI d d bid ea1etle.

Spccl 81 70 she Gazette.
O'Clock the barn ard buggy-shed al Mr. j.
S. Proctor ofAurora was burned. II Is
supposed that the fire originated from
the Goals left ia an ash. bucket. The loss
was $500 or 5000, with no insurance
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PORTLAND, OREGON, July ia late
dispatch from Victoria, b. c., say
at is reported that the town OF Van
couver, q. c., is again In ashes. The
telegraph office is destroyed. No partic-
ulars can be had.
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II to the Gazette
tSRrErTA, TEX, July i7.-There are
4 a number Of Indians in town with
Il of bones. They are Of the Kiowa
q Some seventy-hve of the Chicka-
'Iribe have just left with lot of sup.
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special 10 the Gazette,
An ponrsTnunc.
oorreapon dnnre Of lho Gnr,ttn'

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
FoREsTBURG, TEX, July 10 mo rain
has fallen here within the last four weeks,
consequently theprotpects for good crops
ars very gloomy. The yi'id Of wheat was
not satisfactory. Oats are failure, and
II rain does not come s1on otler crops
VIII be cOrrespoadingly light. Valley
I'm, as general Iule, viii mske very
good Yield but hundreds OF acres Of up
land cora viii make comparatively moth.
ing. Cotton has suffered but llltle,
but win fail rapidly n the
drought continues ten days longer
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DUBUQUE, Iowa, July l7.-- The Du-
buque Oar Meal mills burned last evening.
The loss is estimated at 500, 900, insur-
ance $4,000
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Two years ago ! contracted blood poisod
ter taking prescriptions from lh1 best ~ =, 3
clpna here and at Dallaa, concluded 10 yisit
Hot Syringe, and on reaching TuNartanaa doc
TOR recommended me 10 try nwilph Specific,
assuring me that II would hcnclt me more than
Hot SPRING.. Although tho
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The patent tnm5lef washer, Al Wells
dsug Store e.eNus eidy glass with ireeh
wster.
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IHlpOIFnhI 70 IHN 70 U'R7'''7 n
ASH Will be impctsl4le re ONT repre-
sentative 20 visit all re merchants q
this great state, and IL order "a have
those who have MOI seen cur line q boots
and shoes to see ihvm, we win have orr
Texas samples In our senpl Groom a. Vze
Locust street, st. Iopis, and We AfQuiq
be glad 70 have The close buyers Nh0
want good and honest boots and likoss AZ
low prices 10 Inspect our Inns while "
the Esarket. Our Texas department. N'AN
no Ia cAafec 81 Mf s., g Ma1dQHi uhR
Wlli be glad 70 see lla ifienda ono Az
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-18

A disordercd liver II the bans OF life.
Take Morris Caacarlne and restore X
healthy condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-18

Try weIls' ice-cold lemon or pineapple
coda.