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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-10

"A Colorado cowboy was recently Bit
ten on the finger by q rsiile,nske. He
begau to drink whi,k.y as fas, as posi-.
be. and had swallowed a gallon before
i, had the slshies, effect on him. Then
Il began to get in lie work. and the rat
ilesnake poison had no show. But the
cowboy came near dying just the same.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-10
Ion nn.xs OSr noIL,K.

l. iusepsrably connected with Hoods sxr-
saI,Arllla, and i true OF no other medicine.
IL IL 40 unanswerAble argument A. 10
strength and economy. while thousands
testify 10 it, superior blood Purifying snd
siren gih,ning qualities. A bottle OF Hoods
SarsspArillA contains 100 doses sni will
last = month, while Others will average Ia
last not over week. Hence, for economy,
buy Oaly Hoods Sarsspsrilla.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-10
STATE or uAISr.


OXFORD, ss.-Supreuae JuiiciA Court, In Vacation
Bethel, July u, A. ID. isss.
upon the rtgoing libel Ordered, That Tie lAbsl
arf give noics b. he sAd seorgo u. loung % appear
lefofe the Justice u our suprstne Judsta Coart a
b. holden a Psrs, within AMI Coz the Coaniy 81 GA
iori, % the second Tuesday 81 Oyfotsf, A: ID. i"e
order thereon three weeks snccessyey In the Ok0rd
Democrat. newspaper printed In Paris, In oar Coun-
" Of Osi0r The last publication ~ h. thirty days II
least prior n sAi second Tuesday 81 oef. Iva thai
show cause. u any he have. Why tie prayer % said
hbslsnf should not ~ granted.
ENOClI FOSTER. Ja.tiee Sup. Jnd. Court.
A true copy q the Libel and order q Cart there
Atie.t; ALBERT 4. AUSTIN, Cierk.
n. %. rrkfSeroS, Nc. Falls, Any. for lntlAnt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-10
nrl,nrrrIl

No matter WHIST disease you may hsve.
b. surc that the medicine you take .. r'li.
abe Such medlClne you will always
frd Sulphur Bittsrs. They ar not cheap
rum drluk. but are male % The choicest
roots srd herbs to BE- found Ia the vegeia.
Die klngi0m -DIily IrgHs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-10

Captain Dewitt %susce. OF Lafayette,
Ini i the author OF = novel shortly 10
appsAr, called Loves Lsdder." IL wi
deu,ly does not refer 10 love AZ nfst sight,
Tor that usually begins with \ pair OF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-10
Soorrs EMULSION on PuRE
Con LIvER on, VIM HrrornosrnITEs

iOp LINhA VII.i VIII HiFVFHUoEHIIfH'
Tbr Wasting Diseases ~ ChildrsH,
Where the digestive powers are feeble and
The ordinary food does not seem 20 nourish
the child. this acts both A. food and med
iclne. giving strength and nssh Al once,
and i almost a. pAlAlahle Al milk. Take
no other
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-10

"E,ery cloud hss silver lining Ba,
Tat l. 20 consolation. amer all. when you
?, feci that ihlng. AZ never worn with The
lining s'is oct
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-10
WINCHESTER'S

nYPoPnOsrHIrE on LIME AID SODA u
msieAlsss remedy Cor Cssssnpttes 10 ssep
Issss, Thssss Diseases. Lsss sf Sisss
end Appetite, and svery form 81 sesess
DsSliisy u IL an snfq1sIef spss.he ksneay.
a. M sunE AsD oar xisciIksIkks f,srx
rae WiSCnEsTEn = co.. Cheaists.
Ne. 10 Dsy g. View hssh'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-10

There are said 70 be over 100 900 young
men aud women Ia New York who have no
time 90 marry. Perhsps they might have.
however. II they didu't waste 80 much pre-
ciOus time COurtlug
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-10

Tfr~ All Yis sioppe.i free ~ nr kiiaes
t.rsaf Nerve ltfsfnrsr. ~ o. amer rrs' dAN's
use Marvellous cures. Treatise auh a. Trial
bottle flr- D. iif csses. seni % pf. Alins. 90
Arch -. ftlia., IA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-10
STATE or MANI.

Aniro.coggin. s..-July n, i.ss.
Thsn personally appeared i1orvnce A. Young. H.
hsiant a.ns.l In tie fregong libel and made oath to
The truth o. All the facts and statements tsrein con
Beiore me.
fRANK q. PURfSGTON,
Justice II the itsce.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-10

Counsel for The defence "Osntlsman %
The Jury. n there ever was csse which,
more than aby other case, challenged care
ful comparison with similar eases, this
case l. that case"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-10

I.afles, Ayers Hair vigor l. superior
ant economical dressing IL has become
an Indispensable ar;lcie for the toilet
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-10

DO you believe mi. story told ~ The
police. that there ar no gsmhliug houses
ruuulog 10 ChicAcof' 'lcs. Why should
they ruui There's nothing for them 10 be-
sf-sH Of"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-10

Portland. oregon. IA. iii.iloons Fort.
land. Maiue. hNs -f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-10

ANswERs To PuEzLEs 90 L,sr wEES.
l.-SAamrock
= -klniergsrten.
81. Dora 2. Grace. ?. liza 4, En'.
S. Ettel O.. Nora :. Myra :. Joan.
a. u flso y
Il eat
4 iie u
Nj "
4 cfc II
4 ranl A
y choo l.
S.
SIN slts The school house by the roii,
A rAggei heggAr summing
Aroani 10 I'LL The sumAchs grow,
All blackberry Vlnes are iSinlng'
C.-i. shove. bowel 2 Spool, pool B..
Spear. pear. {. Star. tar. 3, Seorc. core.
6. Sweep. weep :, Sheep. Hep = Siors'
tore
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-10

important % horse owners See aiver.
iisemeut In another column
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-10

oNToHp. SIT a Couf, 81 rfobHs hsid al
rasls uutis ant Cor ihr Gnaniy ~ ntinfd a
TIE ffIff TnssfsF 80 IafF. is-l
IOsEFu fFNLfr. Admiaisfsipf 80 NJ
sst.ts - ONFis 4 rsslsf. ate ~ Pat.
iu all ttuaty. dfe.sssd. tatirs Ift.sttst
hIs Account o. = lnlnisfrsttIa ~ ihs D. afc u
saii lfc.ssf.i 90 sliusaucft
Orislsi. HAT 30 AL AfminIsifatH rife nc.
liz 10 81 psfsins inisfss "a d. csuslnF ~ q
ttls orisf n A. publishesiihrc uctsfu sslvif
D. the OsfofI hen rrrst nssfpafssr pfiutsd AZ
Pans o. sald antF. thN ne MY flpfhr al =
I'fobtts court 10 D. iden a. rsfif, sitia rni
CO.. slif ,oantf. oa he thff To- sitT a Aas.
Nsst IL ne n'flosk IN tfs frf' 900. stl IA -
sau.s, n any theJ have. VII the SINE stool roi
b. slla.st.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-10

AZ -p0vHLE acRosric.
I To move slowly A. child.
The name OF Akitg. OF which Shakus'
prare wfiies
Comfort
4 b.agilfal object Ia the heavens
5 case for needles and pins
To guide
: Ooe ~ group Of rumlnsbi animals
iutsrmedistc betsesn The deer ani goat
:. A part ~ speech
r.. A weapon.
Primsls name high oricsr.
FiuA,s The Cf'lcc which b. hold.
Rem
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-10

Ahand.oms present viu b. asaniei a. iho
sender % tn hfst ufig lnai pune 9TH anssefI
frr ttis department ell pnrries % D. sent -
"A n Essfman lat sumner. MainF, 90 reach
him o. sept.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-10
A,..,g .,.. s'n 4 J NV MA sSa:s'

OXFORD. sst-AtA Coaft - frubsc nsi 81
Pafts, sitsia aai 90 N CouniT ~ usiOfi, ca
the tbif,i rss.isy % Jaiv. a. u. lseN
AHNER MCnONALD. 0usfiian a ,hsflcs %.
Siasf On nor Ell 4 ant heir n 10 liver siacf, late
~ rortsr. In sai Coanty. havns prc.sntsd
~. ssebaat oi gusfiiaashig u ssii sari 80 A.
loWsnraf
Orisrei, Tat ne All Ga,fdisn size aoiioe 10
al persons Interested By causltg copy
u IA. Ofdsr &, te Tutlishssi ihfes sests sur.
esssiseiy In tie Otlssi nemoerat. Ttistsi At
faits. N they nay sVpssr sts C'uu - Pr bate
io D. he'll az Paris. m saf tOaufI. "a the thru
Ius,das Of Arg. ussf, a line &C oh ia tn irfs
no n snt sh1s csuss " snT "a y have. SnY the
zane thoulf rot - sliausi
.EOl.sE 4. WILSON Jufss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-10

TfIE ssbsefitsr hsrrsF stss put "a q tce ths,
he has bcen daly sppolniei ~ The Hoe jsdss
81 Pfobsis f0f ths Coaaty of oxford sud assImrf
The trust a Executor oftfe estate of
CHARLES wItuiNGrON, ate Of u istisli.
~ sAd CountY. d-csAsci, ~ gItinf bad AZ me
i.w slifsets be thsfsfofe tests ia person. On
q b 81 b the estate OF sat dsce,scf a. make in
ned ate Iaymsnt ara thnse ~h, hsNr any df.
nands tisfeoa o. sthIbt TIE sane %
Iuiy -. lssd fKASk T. WtTHlNGTON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-10
lv-rtluINItTp VowEis

ELIMINATED NowGis
supply the omitted vowel. aui read a
date and an event % history.
n -ct-s-stw n;-n-nih. nth -Fihf- -
D. udf 4 ni ~ Wv. e nsi-ni-u- II CT -
tic mp II III m st. Z ii II m-a N
-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-10
q -cnAR,DE

I-CuARsDE
Ny nfst Is a. hfm ss apjsti
Ny second II wfinkl,d with sgei
Nv whole has use of i,s owp.
And l. worth iis face value In gold.
EYN IN ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-10
ErAIE OF NAME.

OkFOhD. -.
>l To wh. q. HARLOW, Of Dikfeld
les. ParsuAnt IA The hregolng Alpl
- caiion. you art hereby directed % h'iip
the pev owners u Tie unlyers.isf meeting base l
Dithsli vIlagr, n meet a sad meeting hoase % "
i1th day % August. a seyen oolock l.. NJ. 20 w
purpose mentioned IN aid appcsfion, BY posing "
certified copy % this warrant un uae princps e.is
door of sad mesting house snd In one other palt
place a least, In sal town q Dhhfii, lea.t nt
teen days before sad meeting, ant Pablishng "a ~
Osbri Democrat, paper pablished m s.ii ,eahy,
Of OxfDrl. AZ least three weeks before The tins %
sad meeting. -
JOHN n. TRAsK. Ja.iies of ,hs rsses.
A true sffestei oofy. .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-10

IHE subscfirci hersbs Eivss pubiie nOiie. that
shs has teen daily aVpginied ~ ihe Ito. Juige
81 Probate toe The COaatY OF Otiofi aod a..
,unci tire uust 81 Admltlsifaifix 81 ths estate Of
GkOkGk W. fLuMMtk, late OF waisriori,
In said County, deceased. ~ ENirg b ~ the
az circis. sbe therefore Uqasss ell ptfsoos
ndelte 90 tie estate Of sAii ueceattd 10 male
N IN sd ate pay msut. an those who have sny de-
nsuis thefela 10 snhibit the same %
Iul. n iss6 MANY A M TMNFR
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-10
n cuRrnLuKSrs

N CvRrsiLNkNrs
1 CurtAil disgrace. and leave PIE.
tense.
? Curtsll vsgsbont. and leave W..
hlcls In which he may sometimes ride.
3 Curtail a tool, aud leave The same
tool
4 Curtall an article much used by some
editors, aud have our yesterdays.
5. CartAil lean ard lsuk, and leave part
OF ship.
G curiaIl part Of door, and leave PAT,
OF a window.
:. Cursli dover. and leave part OF
The equipment OF the dairy.
= Cirisil wo-i iha, pertains 20 noN.
49,. md lvsve gpidess.
?. Caft,il heavenly boiy. aud leave a
csfpentst'- tool
10. carisl = vegetable. aud leave an In
set
n cait,il blri. All leave the call Of
another tiri
y Cur,,il,oms,hlns wanting. aud l'ave
gun
Is curi,ll ch, AZ vehicle, and leave a
larger one
"a Cural atu'er. snd leave relatives.
Is Cufisli vessel. and leave snake.
lG catts.l an aulm.l, aud leave bis ma
tive slemsn'.
n Curull RAPID. aud leave WIS, the
wicked do.
l. cur,sil an article used In cooking,
ART leave sod EAc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-10
OUR PUzzLE CORNER.

IoommanlSaiiens Dor THIS Department should
~ cent ths e.iitor, W. n. hssrsAs. Has, sum
ner. Me-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-10
,rtn n,,mCATARRH

Arsrf.r.aI L. apuici INTO esfh nosifu AM .
isrtsahif. Pr FL CO AZ iiuff.s.s mai'
rssisrfsf. I0 90. rruisrs ~. tLl hhoih
EI~. pruggsis, oseEp, = I.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-10
Forty cents per Ounce.
Holden & Jones,
South Paris, Me.

'I'O JOiIS u. TRASH, a Jasuos u he Pea,
i sifhin Ani Or he togniy n OHfri
The uuisrsigned. osners q psss In the lnfff
sAiist Meeting ll0uss In Dhteli tAAge, rtqafsi 90
D. call q meeting q The osnsrs n sald meeting llse
Go ne pur,oss ~ choosing . Noieri0f All tlffA
ani sash othsr ofcers a. thsy nay deem prppefi -
raise money a. rspaif al meeting hoase, ani -
trAnstt any cher huslnfss thai nay lfEAlf cpt'
bsfore sad meeting.
W. T. CHASE,
HIRAM NJ. cox,
Lucy BARNARD,
SUSAN STANLEY,
MARY :. GREf.NLEAl,
Nm. a.. HARLOW.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-10

,r relieve al mannsr
ben ofpillG Tad cut
lbout tAsn. and yoa
siralssysbsthaak.
al oas pin . toss.
Parsons'nils contain
astAiag klrufai. are
easy % tabs. a.i
sauss % incenvsn-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-12

iGue; in Tontana AZ meme @rfrantungeH
uuD Al SooesiGue.
Der Winiiter @rimnI6t beir6t Bic bon
Der Seu6e beIr1geludten Srte lllIo nrlterS
1tIBt Die Dortt9eH NotbIetoenoen.
NuS Grteit tperoen 3tpei @boleratGue ges
meIoet.
WuerIct.
Die &ei6en 6es 6oldnoiiAen @eianote
l6aftsietretGrs 81. q. @rommeliu uno oes
Wtarfgrafen l5aIiapicini u1o oeren @enOiz
len, pel6e am %. SUM Den @roBgIpfnsr
81 b~efteigen Deriudten, iino auf Dem
Yalter3en @letihcr geiunoelI Elporoen. =
Sn Uaiel tpuroe ein oeutiber Sf@
ft5ler in uuiform uor eillenI BGbelbaufen
nit StraBenfotb benorfetI. Mls er li1 9e=
gen Die Wenge nit ieiuem S1bel pertbeiz
0t9te, ne%rtpun6ete er 5ufGui8 Elm iun9es
Wtaoden aH 6alie. Gr mur0e Don DER
Polt5ei Derbaftet, abec gesea 8irgihaft
balo Dieoer in Treibett geieyt.
SIer Santen lperoen Del, grte6ti6en Jtez
gierHng $50, 900 Yfb. Stcrl. ge9en Ger=
pfGnoung. Der Ginfinfte aus Dem Ystro.
eulnS uno SaI3s UtonopOl Ooritreden.
Sn NtaIagG in Spauieu tpuroe Elm 5efs
ttgeS Grobeben tDabrgenommeH.
Nuf General Eoca, ben Br6Itoeuten Der
or9enttnti6en Gepubltt stpurbe elm Wornz
oerlu6 auS9elbt. Ser NttentGter beiBt
S9nacto Ntonie. 11nmtttelbdt mad benz
Setnnntmerocn oes NttentatS e~Rtltuno iii
Der Staot 9roBe Nuire9ung unO nur nit
9tube gelarg eS benz IbGter, it9 Dor Der
S%oltspUtb 3u i6IBen. Gocd'5 8ertuuits
oung lit ni9t Don 8eoeutuug.
Sn Yaio Def 9torte, Oiertfo, iueroeH
rnebrere Nmeritaner in i6mdbLider Ges
tangenl6aft ge6alteu.
Der ameritaniihe @oniuL 8rtgbam ere
tlart, aue UitteL eri0Opft gu baben, um
letnen Sa1osIeuten our Srei6et 5u Ders
belfen uno bat bic gauge NngeIegenbeit einz
gebeno an Die JtegierUug in @albingtoH
6eri1tet,
Ota6rj6ten bon Der 8eitfiitc BON Qfrifa
meloen, oaB marottanil6e 5ruppsn Die
en9lii6en 6actoreien in Sap SuleD auf Der
Nelttu'te Der SabarG geplInoert unD ger
1tOrt haben. Der britiibe @eianote in
Sanger bat bon benz Sultan bon Marofto
augenblldlt6e WenUgtbuung %perIangt.
Der Sruoer oeS 8Oni9S bon Ralnboo>
i6ar, Smobba, 6interinDieH, tpeIher in
ben lebten 5pan3tg Sabrel piele &epo5
luttonen augeitlftet bat, lit 9efangeu uno
crl6ollen DOr0en. Sin anberer Yruoer oes
&0ntgs lit entbauptet woroen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-17
raR MINUTE losr.
Another schooner Loaf on Lshs Michigan,
Two Sands Drowned.

Another Schooner Loaf ON Lshe Michigan.
Two Sands Drowned.
TRAvRRsK Cry, Mon, Oct. 10. Par.
ticulara have been received here ~ the
wreck Of the schooner Minute, which
went ashore during heavy gale late
Thursday afternoon on North Fox Island.
The minute had a crew u seven and
female cook, named Mary p0ulo, who be,
lOnged IN ChaflcyOls. All the hands
were forced TO take 70 the rigging
by The heavy seas washing
over the schooner, which beachcd AZ point
hid from sight from the people hying In
the neighborhood. shortly after dark
the cook crlad out that she was unable 10
hold on any longer. ono OF the men was
Just about W 30 TO her assistance when
the unfortunate woman, ntterng ter
rlblc scream, let 70 her hold and fell into
the boiling surge. moment later the
survivors thought they heard faint cry,
but nothing more wac seer Of the cook
Sometime after the survivors clinging TO
one oi the masts saw another form no
over tho side with frghtiul crash
Drenched with the spray aud shiverlng
with cold, the men held on desperately
until morning broke, when II was discoy.
cred that one Of their numher known only
Az "Scrubby," but believed 10 hail from
Milwaukee, had disappeared, having fallen
from the rigging during the night.
The gale moderated "a the morning, and
the half dead survivors were finally
rescued by boat from fishing station
near by. They we're taken 10 Glen
Haven, whore they now are. The Minute
was lumber laden, was under the com
mand OF Capt, William Smith, and was
owned by parties In Manistique,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-17

Correspondence OF INC hhANtt'i
OyERToH, Tx, Oct. ii,--our little
city was the scene Of a gay and fashion
able wedding last night Dr. W +.
White was married 70 Miss blanche
Bradford, at The Baptlet church, 10 the
presence Of very large crowd Of people.
The bride WAS beautifully and taeisiully
dressed Ia white satin, with long tfalp.
The bridesmaids we're Mise Lena Brad
ford, sister Of the bridet Miss Lizzie
Beall, Miss Matte neall, Miss Nerlns
Overfon, Miss Ella Dobson and Miss
Lilly oipson, all Of whom were similarly
dressed. The groomsmen were BIZ, II
q. Wnito Of Bremond, brother 70 Dr.
WhIta; Mr.. 4. IL, Carlton n Whitahouse,
SMITH A o. ST. n rner, q proml-
nent drug ist os cyai9 Ar, x. 4.
lrIon. l,o0l .ksfnf IA ihe hft o. James
n IRON, eir J 81 llanfei r sinaater a.
()verton. smd al NisbtM BRADFORD
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-17

brother OF the bride. The marriage cere-
mony was performed BY Elder J. r.
Hardwick, pastor Of the Baptist
church al th!s place. After the
ceremony was over tho bridal party re-
turned 70 tho residence Of DR.. Bradford,
the father Of the bride, where the happy
pair received the congratulations Of a
large crowd Of friends. They received
nisny beautiful and costly presents from
aPpreclatinw friends, Or. White n a
prominent young physician, young man
Of great promise. His bride " q very ac-
complished daughter Of Or. w. NJ Brad
ford, an old and prominent physician In
this section Of country. To-day the
bridal party have gone 10 the residence OF
Col John II. White, the father Of the
bridegroom, near Belyiew, where dinner
Is given them They return 20 this place
again tonight, when banquet IL 20 DO
given az tho residence Of DR.. Bradford 10
party OF select friends.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-17
DIR. CARyERs "wILD WEST"
To Appear Here October 80, with w, w.
Oole's BiE DircuH.

To Appear Here October 30, with w. w.
Coles Big Circus.
Considerable interest IL conferred In DR..
Carver's "Wiid West" combination,
which now appears in conjunction with
Manager Coles circus. The representa-.
lions OF border life take place on the
huge hippodrome track, which affords
every convenience for their production.
The following are the prominent features;
A race between Indians mounted on their
spotted ponlesi "Mustapg SAM the
celebrated pony express rider, In dis.
play OF his skill In riding spirited horses,
making changes without aiightIng, while
ON dead run; the DeadWood stage
coach, and running hght--a band of In
sdians dart from an ambush and attack the
coach, but are repulscd by the scouts and
cowboys, led by DR.. Carver and "Blg
JIM Randall; a running raco--"Wbite
Cloudn against II fleet mustang; DR.. w.
II. Carvers marvellous rife shooting,
both afoot and on horseback "White
Clouds" rifle and pistol shooting and
trick bareback ridingi bucking bronchos
and cowboys; wild and weird Indian war
dance, led by "0ld Bears Claw" and
"Walk Under the ,Ground;n Wrestling
bout between "White Cloudu ana
eric GrAude Bill" "walk Underline
Grounds" unspproachable bow and
arrow shooting; the Indians chase for
BRIDE. the latter impereonated by "Sllyer
Starr "White Clond'sp young wife--all
the unmarried male Indians participate
IN this exciting spectacle The perfor-
nance will conclude with an exhibition
OF Inoian circle iighting, powerful pub.
lie interest In which has been aroused
IRON the fact that II WAS by this method
OF savage warfare that the gallant Custer
and command were annihilated, IN the
Yellowstone Valley, in the summer Of
i7G
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-17
We laugh You I.anghl they Laurhl

Everybody laughs who sees our splendid
bargains In foreign ana domestic dry
goods, imported millinery, gloves aud
hosiery, lhdles' and misses cioaks, hats
OF every fashionable shape, color, texture
and price for gents, ladies, misses, boys
and children,
Our clothing room Is overlooking. Es-
pocial attention 20 this fact. Our cloth
Ing Is manufactured by three OF the largest
ana best manufacturers In the United
States expressly on our orders. for
quality, style, ~ and low price, We lay
tailormade clgihing in the shade, Don't
forget our boot and shoe stock when you
want good seryiceable goods. Twelve
got 'em," u. j WHITE,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-17

For several weeks, White'e Tennessee
store has been unable 70 give that aiion.
ton 20 town customers that NO desired
many having " 90 away without our be-
Ing able 10 wait on them, We have ON
plDyed additional statesmen and Can now
PROMISE prompt attention 70 all Our
stock - complete In egary department,
embracing many Dew aud exclusive styles.
4 a endleas variety II good honest goods
Al prices that will make you happy
Ed. WnITn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-17

Chills and Fever, Ague, Dengue, Bill
ious and Malarlal fevors are speedily
cured by purginR the bowels and cleans
Ing the stomach thoroughly with y. e q.
Mdguire's CundurGng0, aud taking few
five grain doses Of quininc during the alb
senco OF fever, II never falls. For Liper,
Kidney, Blood and Stomach complaints,
no other medicine can equal II II pre-.
vents as well ~ cures disease. Al II. w.
Williams, Fort Worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-17
PLAYING FOR TINE.
The Chicago Anarchists will put on ths
bay OF Execution.

The Chicago Anarchists will put on th'
Day OF Execution.
CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. 1.-THE future
proceedings In the case OF the archistl
sentenced to be hanged December 3, now
promises TO be more protracted aud te.
douR than even those connected With the
case have hitherto thought. A reporter
in talk with Attorney w. A. Foster, OF
the defense, learned that the preparations
for the argument before the supreme
court are not being FASTENED 80 as 10 oc.
cur before the date liked for the execu-
ton,
Foster said "Our stcnographers are
at work making transcript OF 80 much
OF the entire case rs we need for our bill
Of eycepiions.h
"You have doubts then about super
eedeas being grantedY"
None whatever, IT'S mover refused
In important cases"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-17
TERRIBLE PLAGUE.
Adyioes from coren SHOW Horrible state
OF Affairs Existing.

Adyioes from Corea SHOW Horrible state
OF Affairs Existing.
SAN FRANoisco, Call, Oct. 10 Private
edyices state that cholera is stlll raging
lercely in Corea. The disease has more
than declmated the capital where, out of
a population Of 200, 600 over 1000 daily
euccumb 70 the disease, while as many
Coreaus as there are people in the state
Of California have been swept away al.
ready. II IL hard to say where the plague
will stop Never was there a more fright
full record OF the ravagea OF disease on
mankind. Tho story Of the plague OF
London Is bcggarcd by what Is now
going on in Seoul They are beginning
TO give over the task OF burying the dead
and the city is threatened with positive
extinction.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-17
BUsYl BusTLrSG,

And Trade Promising IN the hest Littlo CITY
Ia North Texas
Have rented for term Of years one
half OF my new building TO Tyler 6 Slmp-
son, Wholesale grocers. They are live
men and have the best trade in the city.
now offer the other half at a bargain,
suitable for any large business, and this is
the place TO plant II II you want Il TO grow
hoalthily and steadily. Fine new photo
graph gallery on second floor, and rooms
suitable for millin ~ or other light trade.
Write, wire or talk quick.
G, g, HEMMTSG,
Gainesville, Tex, box b07.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-17

Whatever name or designation IL given
10 fever and ague or other intermittent
diseases II IL safe 70 say that malaria or q
disordered state Of the liver Is NJ fault.
Eliminate the impurities from the system
and sure and prompt cure ie tho imme-
dlate result. Prlekly Ash Btters II the
safest and most effective remedy for all
hillary troubles, kidney diseases and like
complaints that has ever been brought be-
fore the public. trial Is IT. best recon-
mandAtion