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Hot water and Beefsteai Dict.

After diet of six weeks upon hot water
and beefsteak, a corpulent gentleman an
nounces remarkable change in mental
and bodily condition. He is six inches less
in girth, indigestion has vanished; he
wears gloves and shoes a size smaller, he
has lost the tendency to take cold, and his
muscles are daily hardening Chicago
Times.
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photograph. OF ono SUM. coronn.

Photographs have been taken of the
corona of the sun when the sun was visi-
BILE. Heretofore they have only been Sc
cured when the sun was in eclipse. Chi
cago Ledger.
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TO LET OR LEASE

viii . .,sIIge on King street, CONTAINING ..,.,
,eniencsa 40 large yard in the rear anpal L l r,
'"eNan water Apply TO '' ''' 'on'
All. o. Hall & Son a. FERNANDEZ,
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would ruther trust err dishones' man
den err rank fool, fur de dishones' man
mout take pity on me an do right but de
fool couldn't.-Arkansaw Traveller.
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Our Thirty-Four Coffin Factories.

There are thirty-folir coffin factories in
the United States, and they turn out an
average of $50 collins and Baskets day.
The largest factory is in Cincinnati.
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''''' goods are new and fresh and win Be sold At
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-10-13

Henry n. Alden Is the working editor Of
Harper's Monthly. Messrs. Curtis, How
ellis, and Warner have charge of the de
partments.
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A IS. p. G. BIS the Latest Notion.

The latest notion is s. p, C. B.-a So
ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Birds. Feminine members thereof are ex-
pected not TO wear birds on their hornets
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Best California Leather

"''' '"Nels Harness, Skirting and Uppers
French and American Calfskins,
Sheep skins, Goat skins,
Saddles and Saddle Ires'
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The conscience fund at Washington
begun in 1921, now amounts 10 S220, 900,
and Is increasing every year.
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The level of the Baltic sea is found to
differ considerably in various localities.
The fact is attributed TO currents
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Gases Nc,c Cheese.

Pure Java Coffee. Roasted and Ground. ID. tins.
SaclS Green Coffee,
Chests Japan Tea. H. papers,
Chests Japan Tea. y ID. papsn
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Casks Dupee Hams,

cast,c&Anam., Case. R. 3. ssoS,p
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SACKS POTATOES, BEST in GUNNIES

Eases Nicnac>s
Cases Extra Soda Crackers,
Cases Medium Bread
Cases Cracked Wheat, 10 II. bags,
Cases Corn Meal, white, 10 ID, bags
Cases Dat Meal 10 ID. bags,
Cases Corn Starch.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-21
ABILENE.
Ahucne'n New Road--Hoiiand Enihnslasti
caily Welcomed Late rraips.
llNfrespOndonen ~ ma f,aeotta

Ah,lene's New Raad--Hoiiand Enthnslastt
caily Welcomed Late Tralnn.
Correspondence OF tho Gaaetic
AnlLFNr, Tx, March i9.--Afr. Murrv
Harris, chief engineer OF the Abilene s
san Angelo railroad surveying corps, or.
rived yesterday on the wcst.bound train,
aud after remaining few hours 10 town,
left on horseback In the evening 10
inspect part Of the proposed route. he
saya that his corps and outfit will arrive
Monday, aud that the survey will be com
mcnced at once between Abilene aud San
Angelo. The people OF Abilene are also
quito jubilant over the prospects OF soour-
ing n railroad from Wichita Falls via
Albany To this place A meeting will be-
held IN Abilene on the esd OF this month.
Ten OF the most Influential business mon
OF Wichita Falls win DO present 10 repre-
sent that place, with Representatives OF
Albany and other plaoeson the line Of the
proposed road the object OF the meeting
will be TO secure a charter for the road,
which will be known as the Wichita Falls,
Albany s Abilene railroad, After tho
charter has been granted committee
WIN bo appointed and Immediately sct 10
work 20 secure tho right oi way from the
Indian Territory 60 San Angelo, thence
TO san Antonio. the destination a. M.
proposed line,
The pirl Ella ,Jutt who ran nway win
John Nichols ON the I'd of February n
NOW on Mir. n A. sray,s farm in his
county, where sno il quito m and NOT OK.
peeted 10 ilyoi was renorted by Mr. Seav
Yesterday that her condition. was sIii
quite critical, though her chapcns FOR
recovery are moro favorable Than they
were a few days since. Her father did
not arrive yestorday Az was renortcd an
the streets but IA oxpocted hoYethIs morn.
inp with the shcrln az mn comfy. who
VIII take Nichols IN charge A lettnr
from tho rirl's father was carried 10 her
Yesterday Az ING her n sho would 10
home with him. The letter was Mind and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-21
DALLAS.
Rev. Naedbnn,'s Seryices--Late Trains
miller Not Sat Eound.
.s......l.t a. a.. .8...,..

Rcr. Naedbnn,'s Seryices--Late Trains
miller Not Yat found.
special TO the Gazcuo.
DALLAS. Tx, March 90. Tho meet
ngs at the Armory hall, conducted by
Rev. George G. Necdham, continue TO
attract large crowds The room was
filled last night by eager listeners. Last
evenings services was for young ladies,
and they were well represented last night.
The middle seats were occupied by ladies
only, the night before they being occu-
pied 10y young men only, az that service
was for young men. Services are held
each day at p. IN. and 1880 p, m. The
afternoon services are well attended, but
the evening services attrnct the larger
crowds. Mr.. Needham conducts his meet
ings very similar TO MIR. Moody lie be.
llcves in and has much filth In silent
prayer and practical talk. He Is an earn
est speaker and IL accomplishing much
good. The meetings will be con-
tlnued next week and conducted
according 20 the following proerammet
Daily Bible study conducted by Mr.,
Needham from TO 10, IN y M. G. A,
rooms, on Elm street Meeting ~
Armory, TO 5p. m, Bible reading al
Armory hall at Z 80 p. m. Praisesrrvice
BY choir at A,mory hall 5il6 y. ~. each
evening.
The wcst-bound San Antonio express
due here ~ 5:6J a nj, was eight hour.
late to-day, aud the east.bound Texas 4
Pacific, due AZ $40 a. M, was four hours
late, both as the result Of the strike.
No tidinss as yet have been received
from John Miller, the missing Main
street grocer.
The city to-day accepted the Suburban
hospital from Contractor Davis. II was
constructed on the grounds lately pnr'
chased from w. NJ Edwards near Longs
lake, two niles from the city, at cost OF
s7l5.
A case Of smallpox was reported on
Ross avenue last evening, hnt upon care.
fol Investigation. It WAS found 10 be only
chicken-ppx.
Mr. Robert Fleming Of Scotland is slop-
ping at the Windsor.
AZ the city elcctiou approaches the can
dldates are becoming more and more
enthusiastic.
j. G. Zimmerman Of New York Il IN the
CITY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-21
MORGAN.
DR.. James Young Says lie Never
Drank GIN Of whisky In
His Long Life.
The Car burglars and Thieves Arrested
and Nearly All of tho stolen
Goods Recovered.

Special 20 the Casetto.
MORGAN, Tx, March 20 The great
temperance advocate, Or. Jas. Young,
lecturcd here last night, snd would have
drawn 3 larger audience had It not been
for the storm which WAS threatening.
Those whe were fortunate enough
to attend were treated TO one Of
those plain, practical, eloquent and
humorous talks for witch the
doctor Is SO famous over the Sonth.
lie said that the principles he advocated
were those which favored the home, the
mother, the sister, the daughter and
wife, and II II WAS only for the
good Of those big, bruad-Shouldered
men, he thought he would retire from the
work at once To use his own language,
he also said; Notwithstanding the lies
they tell on me In some places, never
drank 9Th OF whisky Ia my llfem He
had become recouciled TO contrary no.
ports, for there was always people ready
TO talk that way about temperance leclur.
ors. After the lecture lodge was organ
l1ed, consisting VI thlrty.two members.
Officers were at once elected, aud a
branch establishment Of the temperance
cause win be opened up IN Morgan
right away, and TO Judge from the ap.
parent Generalization with which the
charter members have entered the ring,
one can hardly conclude that Il means
prosperity 10 the saloons hereabouts
The council will meet on Saturday night
Of each week. DIR. Young win be hero
again Sunday morning, aud all who wish
To Join at that time may do so az charter
members,
Mrs. A. A. Baraes OF Clohurno Is visit.
Ing her daughter, Mrs 4. Il, Higgins.
a reading circle was organized AZ the
academy Thursday night tits composed
Of some OF our most worthy people, and
will no doubt prove a success.
The thieves who broke into the hox-car
Of dry goods and groceries and stole
several articles last Tuesday night were
caught near Meridian aud jailed 10 await
the action OF the grand Jury, They proved
To he the three young fellows who were
loafing about the depot Tuesday evening
and absent the next day. All the stolen
goods were recovered except three pairs
OF shoes, which they had already put into
service.
Mrs, John Carson, formerly a residon,
OF Morgan, is here on visit She ro-
sides AZ Biloxi, Miss, az present,
Hon. M. NJ, Cane of Ceburne, one OF
the ablest lawyers In North Texas, In IN
the city on busl1ess trip.
II Morgan intends to have picnic this
sprug, as has always been the custom, Il
It not time steps were being taken In that
dircctOng
No candidates have announced fol
county officers IN Bosque up 10 date,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-21
coIen,an,s noom.

Special 20 the Gazette.
COLEMAN, Tx, March l6.--rrains on
the GUT, Colorado 4 Santa Fe arrive
nightly on time, crowded with visitors.
one bus not beng sufficient 70 transport
them TO and from the depot, another has
been put on.
MIR. j. @ league, wealthy Calves.
tonian, has been prospecting in Coleman
this week, aud made some Investments 10
Coleman property
@. 9. Wilcox OF Temple came up with
Mr. league and purchased two lots, and
has contracted for the erection of two
stone business houses on Commercial
avenue
Contracts are now being let for the
erection OF five stone buildings on the
avenue, to take the place OF frame struct-
ures. The building boom has struck us
in force since the advent OF the lumber
men with full stocks
The First National bank received tholr
new bank building Tuesday OF this week
1t Is pronounced TO be the handsomest
bank building In Texas by parties who
are acquainted with such buildings.
Court is now In session Criminal
docket next week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-21

Gather and Mr. r. Il. Ramsey and MIas
Edna fayton and Mr. George fannstnn
lonr scribe Is not verstd well enough
IN ladlcs'apparel to give q minute descrlp.
psion OF their costumes, but to him "A
looked superb, nor can he describe the
presents, but noticed some very nice
ware IN the way Of castors, pitchers. cake
dishes, etc.
The happy pair, with an additional
number q friends. boarded the i, u. m.
train for Cisco, where at the Haws house
to-niSht they are 10 be given supper
and ball.
The great strike has not disturbed our
litlle village much so far. What few Soc.
ton mon struck here have most an Sc.
cured jobs with cowmcn and farmers, and
no one Is suffering much. Public sym.
PATTY u divided, but mostly IN favor Of
the honest working man.
The weather is clear and warm and
putting on spring airs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-21
THE FIRE RECORD.
A boy Iiurnea 70 Death.

Special to the Gasette
BRowNwooD, TEN, March 20.-At ! o'clocl
last night the alarm ofire was given and tbs
residence Of II. Branch was found TO be pas
saving, and though the citizens worked bravely
all the household effects were burned. Tht
faddest feature Of the IRE was that after 1t wa,
under great headway II was discovered that s
tvn-y car-old boy was in the burning hous
The father made desperate attempt TO reecuC
the boy from Tn falling house, probably at the
cost of his own life, but TO no avail, aud the
famll, and friends could do nothing but stand
and g. the burning timbers fall In, conslgninp
the little fellow 10 ileTy grave. Mr.. Branch's
body was horribly burned and there is but little
hopes OF his recovery. The ret OF the family
escaped unhurt, but In their night clothes, bare
ly having time TO get ont "f the building. Mr.
Branch was poor man and had but recently
flushed his house, and as he had no Insurance
the family Is left In q bad con ition. Oar citi
zens to day subscribed literally to the relief Of
the distressed,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-21
a Hot rime at Laredo.

special OF the Gazette.
LAREDO, TEX, March 2o.-Judge Rus.
sells injunction, restraining the city
council from removing Marshal Bayard,
has been fixed for hearing on the 20th
lust. Excitement runs high over the al.
fair The city elections take place but a
few days later in April Commenting on
the affair, the Laredo Times says that a
collision may take place at any moment
and counsels that moderation may pre-,
vail
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-21
COLORADO.
A Great DulidlpK noom ,n Progress
Bnght PFpspeo,s for Railroads.

Great nuiidipR Room in Progress
Bnght Prospects for Railroads.
Special TO the Gazette
CoLoRApo, TEX, March 90. Our city
10 all abazc With excitement over the
building boom that has struck the town
during the past ten days.
our city has been very quiet for tho
past two months, and but little building
going on. During this time some Of our
lnrgest capitalists have been quietly
planning The work which Il now 10 com.
uience ia few days. Martin, Byrnc 4
johnson arc preparing 10 burn 900, 600
brick Mri Jacob Frenkle Of Cincinnati,
owner OF the opera block, VIII build
block Of seven brick buildings on the
corner of Elm and Second streets, work
10 commence as soon es brick
are burned. G. w. White " Waco
mas perfected arrangements % commence
the erection " TWO brick bloGks ~ two
buildings each, one on the corner u Oak
John Harris, j. II Haley and q w.
Smith have all perfected arrangements
Tor the erection Of brick buildings on
Oak street, making IN all over twenty
business houses that wlll go up on Sec
ond and Oak streets within the next six
months.
Prominent citizens Of our town who
have been looking after railroad matters
are confident that The extension OF tho
Santa re VIII reach our city by Octo-
Der T.
There Is also q report on che streets
that Is credited By those IN
q position 10 know, that
the round. houee and maebiuc.shona
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-21
PGrSAM.

Little or No Eject OF Tho striko.-
NupiinIs,
Correspondence Of the gazette.
PUTNAM, Tx, March 20.-~w. w,
Dansen o. Cisco, accompanied by quite a
number Of friends from Cisco aud Al
hany, came mp yesterday evening and al
s 20 p M. was married 70 Miss Laura,
daughter OF j. w. Gather, at his resi-
debce, 10 the presence Of quite a number
Of invited guests. The ceremony WAS
performed BY Rev j. NJ. Lane Of Cisco.
After the usual congratulations all were
conducted 70 an immense table beauti-
fully Ornamented aud loaded with good
things, VI which ali partook, amounting
70 over one hundred. The bride aud
bridegroom we're attended by Miss Cora
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-21
Fire at Abilene.
Special to the Gazette.

ABILENE, TEX, March 20,--Last night about
o'clock Are was discovered In GilIiland &
Sharps blacksmith shop, In the northeastern
part of town, and before assistance could be
secured the entire building, its contents, and
several wagons standing near were burned TO
the ground The total loss is estimated at
$500; no insurance. The building was eurned
TO the ground within nn hour afr the flames
were discovered, and u is thought the cause
of the fire was the WORK of an incondlary. One
lightning rod wagon and Its contents belong
ing to Foster & Price, was also destroyed
which was valued at $500.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-21
CITY Han burned.

FALL RIVER, MASS, March 20.-Shortly after
7:3y last evening flames burst through The roof
OF the city hall, u til ee story granite structure.
The fire burned iiercely for an hour, when the
tower fell with a crash, scattering myriads OF
sparks and burning fragments o. The roofs Of
neighbUfing MILL, but wl,hnut any disastrous
effect. The flames were connned to He city
hall, which was e0iirely Quilted, The city rec.
ord, were al. destroyed, the safe not being fire.
proof The lors upon ny bailding Is estlmat d
az sg50,0O0 nh no insurance. Inc origin OF
The iilo Is unknown.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-21
ADrusgi,t In Trouble.

y ttIUI 70 INC OHKtIIu1
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, March 20.--Thc
jury of inquest on the dead body Of the
jones' child concluded its labors to-day,
and brought Ia a verdict that II died
through the negligence Of the druggist,
w. Il. Jenner. DR.. Watts and the
chemist who analysed the stomach and
capsule certified that they could not find
either morphine or quinine in the
stomach, but found morphine aud calomel
Ia the capsule. Jenner Is under arrest
and the grand jury is examining the case
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-21
an Old Houstonian Dead.
clal TO the Gazette,

HoUsToN, TEX, March 20,-Capt. l.. j.
Latham died at his residence in this city
tonight at G o'clock. He was one Of the
oldest and most respected citizens OF
Houston. He settled here in 1888. AZ
the time of his death he was engaged In
the furniture business, and was director
and yice-president Of the First National
bank of Houston. He was the father Of
Mrs. w. ID. Cleveland and Mrs. Abble Il
Tryon, deceased. The funeral will take
place Monday afternoon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-21

Correspondence or the easette.
BOWMAN, TEN, March l9.--on his way
to ClarksyilIe, Tex, on private business,
Comptroller WI Swain stopped OF here
Yesterday and speut a day with his friends
old aud new. Oar people were anxious
TO have him talk awhile to them even u
he was on private business, so at p. M
q large crowd headed by the Bonham
band gave him serenade at his hotel.
Col. Swain responded TO the call and
made a short speech IN bis earnest aud
pointed way, touching lightly on the most
important political questions OF the
present. His speech was followed by a
talk by r. l., Agncw, who said he haped
fannio wonld roll up a large majority for
Col. Swan for governor In the coming
election.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-21
Supposed Assassin. Captured.

'FNtAeh w Aht OtttAtcs
RICHMOND, Tx, March 30. - Tom
Bell, Eba Damon and James Marks were
arrested at Damon's mouth In Brasoria
county last night by Sheriff Garyey Of
this place for the assassination OF James
b. Wheat on the I'd Of November last,
near this place an account of which ap.
peared 10 Tux GAZETTE at that time
The sheriff aud his detectives have been
quietly working mp the case ever since,
which resulted as above. Marks sue.
ceeded in the darkness and rain In max.
Ing his escape with only his night.clothcs
on. II is presumed his capture will soon
follow Great credit Is due our efficient
sheriff aud his associates, the friends
of the deceased, for the excellent manner
Ia which they have dpne their work II
appears that the object OF the killing was
that Wheat was too Efficient Ia the detec
ton OF cattle and hide thieves.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-21
IIFLRS OF STATE.
y, Coke's Bill for a National
,.aIs Trail Was Reported to the
House Yesterday.
ysuug Tesiiiles Before the
z, u.,se Pan.Elecirlc Inyesti.
eating Committee.
...,e silver speeches Delivered II
uoo,e-Ano,iier Bond-can 10
DO Made Monday.
washington Notes.

.a,o me Gazette
,..arSGroS, March 20. - Senator
.bilI for cattle trail for two miles
I'm along the east liue Of Colorado
--,,orted TO the house from the SEN
(. Y ssy and referred to the house COM
"a al which Judge Reagan is chair
Il his committee had already agreed
..o,t fayorably the house bill of the
,hsrscter, and will now substitute
nate for the same house bill and re-
XII shortly.
!. house was in session only for de-
t,slihe free-coinage bill, and quite a
PS,r Of members relieved themselves
I'm speeches, some of which were
|,sred early in the session IN expecta-
4. X the issue arising at once.
E.abtfore adjournment Mr.. Culber-
.b,ained the floor and will occupy II
dIyer speech next Saturday.
Fdrc Chenoweth has returned from
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-21
N.w counl, 10 he orrnnl,ea.

Correspondence OF the Gazette,
SwEETwArgR, TEX, March l9.--Atter
three days deliveratlon OF close conten.
ton, the commissioners court OF Nolan
county has ordered that the county OF
Fisher be organized In thirty days. A pc.
tltion was presented to the court with the
requisite number Of slgners and re.
monstrance of quite number After the
court heard evidence as o legality Of the
petitioners, 1t saw properand legal ground
for issuing an order TO organize.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-21

special 20 the JaLaite
BRowNwooD, Tx March 20.-rhe
facts before the jury which has been
holding an inquest to-day over the body
Of the man who was found suspended
from tree ia the woods Yesterday, are
that his name Is George Peterson, aud
thBt he Is a native Of Denmark, though
he has heen for some time liylngi IN Waco,
where he has been 10 business. He bad
over $500 on depusit Win tine First Ma.
tlonal bank at this place, and when found
he had about $50 In his pocket, He had
evidently hanged himself with small
Irvine cord, as there WAS no evidence Of
any other violence ON his body and he had
not been robbed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-21
XIX Congress.

., N. Masch 20 ia the house to-day
,lsos 1eo ga was elected speaker pro
~ rng lhe Imp rary absence OF the
Nl.r Snder the fpec'al or ler made IN
lf.ha.st. the lIml ed dcbfte on The ad-
M y, o. tie free coinage bill WAS be-
~ w noor wac taken vs. Mr. james Of
n Nv, ~ .oppo 'ition 10 he hill.
4 3.noa- so osposed tie bill.
|aif .oan' OF Mlchisan b anched OF from
MI 10 before the house W III an ae'
Iaiss snow thas " The cultivation Of sugar
ll1l,S sssr1 ny bonnties the people woul'l
NA,f. ivan the paymen OF q portion al
|Eli nsaYy uulios now collected upon
Of South Carolina said II the
-Ne 70 be PAID for their cotton In oil