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ben lib. 9nsbaaiiHs Ter.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-15
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isrenb ies ital saa pau Stolen.
5reorif 2anse os bans Suitru iat
paa b~inanben." "Rei nit fjare eliisb,
Barn, raabie 5aberen ube af fig ielt
os iprans bort til Sensen." "8i ia,
life Worsen enbnu. Sop On isien, iea
tai moi paffe Dig / rette Tib."
5oralbrene gil til Soile, men bel
parebe lanse, fsrenb Sspnen inbfanbi
fig.
0ete Morseu git 5rebrif 2anse os
bans Spn til g%olitifpntoret.
"Sporfor br9noer bin Saanb Zig,
Yapa?" ipurste @utten.
Den ulpffslise 5aber baube Sober.
gift buao bans Suitru Iitenen ~iforpeien
baobe iast iii BAN, LIB omfrins | bans
i~taffars t6ooeb; ban bar MI paa 8ei for
at lepere Bensene tilbase = 100 aros
ner = os iaa pibite ban life, buoraf De
ifulbe lepe bele usen!
San irem ifpnbebe fine Sfribt, ban
iprans naiten, ps @utten 10 oeb at le
5aberen lsbe Zig. Be fob mart uben>
for golitifammeretS Der. Jrebrif
2anse bros ct bpbt Suf os gift r~eiolut
IND / 8areliet. gn elbre Serre talte
meo IOlitifulbmastisen, % 5rebrif bleu
itaaenbe oeb 9sren. 3iliibit penbte
5ulomastisen fig ON impb BAN.
"Spao uil Sc?
"Ser er en Sung, iom min @ut isaar
fanbt paa @aben, ba ban gift 9iem fra
Sfplsn."
San rate 8unsen til 5ulbmegtisen,
Tom burtis penbte fig ON mob ben samle
Serre.
"2et er ct marfelist Selb, ber er
Yunsen."
"Sa De bar Ret, bet er ben, iom min
Sntter bar tabt."
"puprmeset ital ben inoeboloe?"
$50 &%roner."
5ulbm9stisen talte Bensene os rate
b~erefter Buusen til ben samle Serre.
"Set er ristis. Ser iaa COB, Sr.
Sjsbers!"
Oct gap ct Set i Srebrif 2anse.
San fienote sOot 8apib Sisberss Iupn,
ban bar en- flor Mpbelfabrifant. Gent
ont = S bette gieblif sup Or. sisbers
BAN ct Sinf, at ban ifuloe fslse bam,
os, oa be uar TONNE ubenfor, iasbe ban:
"Ses tafter Dem biertelis, fiare Gen;
bet par bra sjort al Dem, ua ies usb, at
min Batter sierne tiIuber mig of fjanfe
be $50 &runer til 0eres file Ssn fisb
bam en- Sparefasiebos for 9elpbet."
5reorif 2anse fattebe Ntob peb oisIe
pelpilise Orb.
"Ses taffer ~erbDbist", iasbe ban,
men jes pil puue at bebe ON npaet
Anoet. Seq bar til isaar baut Nrbeioe,
men M er 5abriiten %itaniet. Seq er
uosn 9eifjaitiselie us min Suitru lise.
lebes. 8i oil bebe GEM pm @rbeibe,
Sr. Sjsbers = fun Irbeibe."
6r. Sisbers betrastebe ct gieblif
6reorifs blese aniist Os iasoe ba:
"&om til mig ON en- 9ime. Be er en-
bra Sar, ps Sc ifal faa Nrbeioe."
@sbelfabrifanten gift, ps 5rebrif tua
i'm 9ut Deb 6aanten us iprans aiiteo
nteo BAN iii SfOlen. 0erira ilebe ban
bjem. 9an naiten fDi op De fem Crap
per, req op 9pren us iublebe ben blese
Suitru imgbe:
"Nu er bet fprbi meb Gsoen, ri faar
asbeioe isjen! Ss bet 8ebite er, at ri
ian Ie ale Wenneifer lise / SnIistet!"
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-15

sabal IA @ar, ba be beftes 96ronen, os
bet er tpbelist, at Smiser os Serif ter
mast maatte iorberpe benz.
8eiieren al DELHI Mubameb 9os(af
1325-1352 frembsb bet irpstelise
Spn Of en- frunet Sinosips, iom bruste
i'm uinbifrenfebe Mast til at iatte /
gerf ale en- gal Manbs Blaner %
ftprteoe ct belt Golf / @lenbisbeb us
5Orberp. San baobe altio en- bel liben
Sar af 8pbler ON fig for at iatte
Barf be &abiombeber, bans forberuebe
5autaii fanbt paa, % en- &rissmast.
lom altib par rebe til MasIemorb.
Suan ben Inoen at Spanien, pmfrina
1850. bar ct fomplet Gpr. Baa fin
GDbsiens beflasebe ban, at ban pa,
isbt til &onse; elers funbe bet bleoet e
WenneIfe at BAN. Sans 8arnebarus
barn bolotes / so Nar inoeiperret pat
ct Slot. gun ipntea, bun iaa en- Sat
iom flprebe benpes 5ars os Yeoitefars
Siele. Spaniens 8%onsebiitorie tals;
mango Sioeiipfter til. bpao Der er neont
s 8uslanb er Der talrise gremple
paa gale Seritere. Span ben Streffs
lise. 173O-17S4, aniees for en- Of B
perite Tsranner, Siitorien fienber. 81
flor Bog funbe life rumme 5ortelinse1
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-15
Sn Wbonnenterne.

Vpe Mbonnenter fan erbolSe DC u%ofoutne.. =.
Nan'taere at "Weo Mrnen" for 80 Gents. -9mfe''s
Nntnurere fofer Gent.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-15

Soltet bar fun misbrust Sribeben
oer' bpOr be ielu bar taset ben - life
Der, bpOr man bar sipet bet ben.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-15

1866 Selesrammer bleu Der paa
Greorifs 9sbsoas inbleperet saa
Berl,ns neutrality-suspicious..
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-15

prami.'sSsr fms.s ms sIus, til HOrs. % Tonmar, ,aa 'smm. rains'
ION butiuanSs. gSusI,,
y. Nnunbien, 9ecOrab, Sotua.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-11-16
Pniisnde.Haafci.

Since the recent fire nt Palisade
which destroyed my hotel, together with
its contents, j have opened the PAIL
SADIE HOTEL and am now prepared
to Accommodate the travelling public
with good accom- modatiens, both as to
board and lodging. A liberal share Of
the publis patronage is respectfully
solicited.
la EN-. BAuM.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-11-16

Refers by permission to Mr.. r. Blunt, Chic
Engineer W. h st. p. Ry.. winons, Mimi; L,
II. johnson, Chief Engineer G. IN. w. Ry.,
Chicago, Ills. Hon. o. W. Irish, U. s, Survey.
tr-General of Revsda, Reno, New.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-11-16

win attend promptly to Mineral Claims.
Mineral Surveys, Hydrauiis aud Yrriesting
Canals, bitches and Land Surveying.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04
BEATEN BY WHITE CAPS.
A Prominent citizen OF Indiana Unmerei
fully whipped.

A Prominent citizen OF Indiana Unmerei.
fully whipped.
NEW ALaANY, IND, May 3.-Aboui
forty Wits Csps called st the home of
W. II. Toney, at English, Crawford
county. forty miles south Of here, Tues
day nfsht, dragged him to telegraph
poleXahd tied and whipped him unmerci-
fulz3with hickory switches. Blood was
spSftered about the telegraph pole and
1A mans body WAS lacerated in q
Horrible manner. He begged piteously.
His recov ~ is doubtful. He is Q
prominent citizen of that county aud 10 .
man of considerable means. He has q
wife and family. The charge against
Toney was drunkenness and abuse Of his
family.
Jackson Goodman who also lives near
E English was notified to change his man
ner of doing business by keeping sober.
James Pcosser, editor Of the Ed
glish News was notified to publish
that the White Csps would attend
the election next November, and that all
persons detected buying or selling votes,
or acting in any way dishonesty, would
be treated to 200 lashes. Toe people ct
Crawford county are much excited and
an attempt will be made to organize 8
large company OF good citizens to capture
the outlaws. An attempt will also be
made to get Governor Gray to send the
etste militia to the county, so the citizens
can have more protection.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04
WEaTHERFORO.

Contract Let for Six Ton Ice Factory.
Local Notes.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
WATERFORD, TEX May 2.-Mr. W.
J. Sherman, president OF the Weatherford
Water, Light and Ice Company, WAS in
the city yesterday and let the contract
for the erection Of q building and six
ton ice factory all complete, to be com.
pleted and ready for operation by July Is.
The water and light plant will be in
operation In very short time after that
dste.
Miss Pomeroy's musical concert at the
opera house last nigh. WAS well attended
by q very app,eciative audience.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Chris
tian church at this place will give an ice
cresfh and strawberry festival at the
opesahouse on next Friday night. BY
special request, Miss Pomeroy's music
class will reproduce the concert ct the
festival which was rendered last night at
the opera house. Is is expected that q
very large attendance will award these
lsdies in their Efforts.
Sheriff Sisk to-day arrested 8. B. Mer.
Ger, who lives In Wise county, ON o
charge Of forgery. He was released on
bond.
Rev. ". d. Younger OF Auxvosse, No.,
has bssn in the city for several days Wis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04
STATE DENTAL ASSOCIATION.
Third Days Proceedings of the Gathesir
at Dallas.

Third Days Proceedings of the Gstheiir 6
at Dallas.
Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, Tex, May 3-Tbe morning
session Of the third day OF tine State
Dental Association was occupied in
clinical work by the following operators {:
DR.. Fountain, "Approximal Gold Fill
ing;" DR.. Staples, "Gold Filling, Buccal
Surface, Demon strstins the Use of Wire
Ligature;" Dr.. Hsmlll, "Gold Filling"
The afternoon session was devoted
to the discussion of Incl.
dents of cfflce practice. A
paper WAS read by DR.. Goelsbee, csp-
toned "Approximsl Feelings" The dis
cussion OF this paper and the subject of
"Inherited Irregularity OF the Teeth"
consumed the dsy.
DR.. 81. L Pearson Of Mckinney was
elected to membership. J. II. Kelso OF
Paris WAS appointed beneficiary stu
dent to the University of Maryland aud G.
Ratzborg, HIllsboro, received q similar
appointment to the dental department of
the Southern Medical College at Atlanta.
Ga.
An invitation from Dr.. Newman OF Dali
las was presented ten1ering the ossocia-
ton Carriage drive over the city on
Friday. Il was, on motion, accepted.
DR.. Murphy of lagrange read an essay.
Adjourned to meet q. 8 o'clock to-mor-
row.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the Ellis: B L ARNOLD, Quincy, Ill; L II
Josephs Philadelphia; Winneld Scott, Colo-
RADIO City; Tn mas Crawford, Cadlz, Ohio |;
pallas; T Cronise, New York; o Richards,
Chicago, l |; g r McChesny and wife, New
York: w Sllen, Da las lsT Well, St Louis,
Gano, llas; @ E Sta e.. st Louis. Mo; L II
johnson, Baltimore; ID Newho sen, New Or
leans, La: j WorthingIon. st Louis, Mo; Mrs
John Sparks, Georgetown; V.ckerY, Waka-
Den on. Tex; Charles j Petherbridge, New
York; j Kt.boura aud wife, Pueblo, Dol !;
PFarell. NJ Shen, II Howard. II P Donthett,
weisart, F Nicho s, j Lohbeck, Flooi ), 4
Dunn. Dan Murphy. Houston Base Ball Club |;
Mrs W WilLisma, Wilmington, n O.; j Hell
Ter. Boston; Gus Lewis, Galveston; Miss r
Orleans, La; Il B Doty, New York: James Bon
naugh, st Louis, Mo; O A Wellington, Balti-
more Nd; James W ThT2s9n, Gonzales
4 NJ Moore. New York; Smith, Ell Paso; s
] Abbott Nav York; G e Simmons, Boston; O
Z Atwood, New York; Mr. and Mrs NJ Bux-
baum. CincinDati;J II Thompson, New YORK.
New York; F Waltman, Da las; W Homer, Il
III Frost, John yoick, j North, New YORK
at the Pickwlck: A Shepherd, Itaskai s
Pencus, New York; Rea, Rome, Y; J W
Rnifin. Denver; W g Furyman, Detroit;
U Taller, Richmore, Va; W III Gllliland, Baird
w W rsrker, st Louia E Fl BaUbitt, Austin q
O Numerly Ohas Cummings, Lee, r
Merryheld, E 6 Childs, Dallas; Writ Seer, New
Bork; Mrs col Johnson, ForG Sill Mrs @ d Pet
tie, Denver; FRANK Armstrong, New Orleans
AL Thomas, Granbury; Joseph Mickle. Cairo
ID III Thompson, Waxahachie; G L Ritcher,
Texas: Clngsbury, Montana; r T Kings
bury, Estell, Mo; Elatan, Longview; NJ ID
collins, Texas; A N Sp sncer. Waxahachie; q s
Cook, st l. pui'; o 8urnett, indian Territory; L
8 LoSerioge, Dallas; j Wa is. Chihuahua,
Mexico; w B Newton, Cincinnati; d E l. Can
non, Tex ,rkana; O L Ware, NJ franklin, Colo
rady: Desioge, st Louis; W L Alowell, w o
Jones, San Angel; Z T Butter, Oincinnati;
William II Jolly, Dsnver; W Collins. Tex IS
Adams. Cedar Val ~ JACKSON. B A
Cox. alton. Ill; W Martin. Dallas; Leon Jones.
Pacific Elk Co; l. NJ tuck, Henrietta. SIS
At the Mansion; Miss Annie Coster, sher-
man; = W LiLtlepage. StLouis; Cole tut
and wife, Bloomtngtow1; " L Downs, Bowie;
@ W McGhee, Weatherford; Ohas Head, o 8
Head: Bowie; Tnos Buckley. Chicago;J W
OunninE ham, Sweet, Abileee; 6 Ham
lin, Il b Hsmiin, Minneapolis; Miss Helen
L 8 Levnsidge, Dallas; F Comstock, st Louis,
Mo; A L matlock, Montague; e Watson,
Ranger; Mrs ii Mcdowell, II Snyder, Gaines
V lie; B Hunt. Belknsp; WATSON, Gaines
vile; John 2 Holmes, Austin; Mrs O A Jones,
TIE ren; J Frost. Bowie; II G Bedford,
Benz amin; A O Sherick, Clarendon
j L Bedford, Austin; w Y short, Dallas; f E
Adams and family, Oleburne; B Elliott, Soda
La, Mo; Miss Ella Dope, Blue Mound; W A
Miskles. Sunset: FL F Smith, Denver; Robert
Bailey. Smithfeld.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04
ROUND-UPS:
Texas Next Year will be the Loading
Cattle Feeding State Of the
Country.
Looking After rrapsportaticn-A Large
Number of Cattle to bs shipped from
the Syndicate Ranch.

A lot of fat mutton were sold at Del
Rio the other day for 81 per head.
-.
a drove OF 2500 head Of ca tie has been
started from the Hash Knife ranch, in
Baylor county, for Montana.
-.
The Franklin Lsnd snd Cattle Company
Is now surveying its lands In Carson coun.
ty, preparatory to putting them on the
market.
W. a. Gillilsnd, whose domicile is at
Baird, and who is one Of the best known
cowmen Of West Texas, is in the city.
-.
Wiz field Scott, the well known banker
and stockman OF Colorado City is in the
city, looking after the transportation OF
some cattle he is about to move to the
Nation.
George Reynolds, prominent cowmsn
and flde stock fsncier OF Albany, Tex,
was ID the city yesterday en- route to
Ksdtucky where he goes to purchase
some blooded horses and mares to put on
His western ranch.
Ex-senator A. L. Matlock, manager of
the enormous ranches OF the Capital
Syndicate, Is In the city en- route to Tas-
cosa, after stay Of six weeks In Austin,
where be was locking after legal matters
for the Syndicate, and where he made
final arrangements for the completion of
the new state capitol and its delivery to
the state Of Texas. Mr.. Matlock, having
been absent from the ranch SO long did
not know well how matters were going
along there, though he had understood
there had been lack Of rain, but no suffer
ing or loss had been caused thereby. 1t
has rsined there recently, he says, and
the outlook is now more promising. The
Syndicate will have 10000 or 40, 600 head
of cattle to put on the market II every
thing gees along smoothly.
]. B. Elliott, a veterinary surgeon OF
Sadalia, Mo-, who Is well known by
stockmen throughout Texas, arrived in
Fort Worth yesterday. He says there
will be great deal of spsying done in
this psrt of the state this year, thst
scheme being well thought OF by great
many North Texas cattlemen. DR.. Elliott
said crops in Missouri were not in as
at this time Of year, and when asked II
they would not be looking to Texas next
winter for feed, saids "No, cir. Texas
will raise large crops this year, but
every bit ssef feed will Be utilized
at home III the fAstenfsg Of cat
tie. Texas Is Y going to fstten
her own bed hereafter, and next winter
will be the Itadirg cattle feeding state in
the Union. She has all the necessary feed
in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, cottonseed and
prickly psar-snd there is no doubt the
cattlemsn will take hold of the business
aHagpush 1t to the front"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04
Tho "Pais Faces"

This is the generic designation Of the white
race bestowed ty our copper colored brother,
the "noble savste." The Caucasian, though
many shade. lighteg, is not necessarily pallid.
But when hi. cutEle hss tie parchment
colored tint, and hisacheeks the hollowness
indicative of q want of hpagy stamina, he well
deserves the appellAtlod ''pale face" These
facial indications shonlf tpggest q cour.e Of
Hestetter's Stomach B3Glersssn ackncwle dyed
reh abb itator Of faff3GE strsk 18th and remover
Of b Oily substancesdt is deteed exclusively
from botanic HS-is pursVand EN- .ient
and sp edily felt Dan the like bsfaid Of most
tonics? scarcels, Appetite, a. VII rs the
ability TO satisfy ~ without subseq lef discom-
fort, II renewed by It. and It e6eotu1G1I tones
the liver and bowels. It fordhss th6 uystem
against malaria and rheumatism, aud remedies
nsrvoasness and kidney complaints
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04
Heavy Failures.

XsNIA, OHIO, May 3.-The assignment
OF Hoover and Allison & MuAllison last
night caused considerable excitement In
this city. Allison is unconscious this
morning and his physicians fear his death
within few hours. For that reason NO
defnite figures can be obtained. The
debts of the company are about 500. 900,
while Allison's will reach s250,000 The
assets resch 100000 or 100000. The
Second National Bank, capital stock
$50, 900, held large amount of Allison
paper a I'D closed its doors this morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04
safs Burlarissd al Temple.

TEMPLE, Tex, May 3.-Whsn Mr.. T. G..
Wright, proprietor Of the I. Y. L. livery
stable. opened his Office this morning he
discovered that burglars had been in
there during the night. They forced an
entrance through de door and opened
his iron safe in the Office by working the
combination. After thus opening the
outer door of the safe the drawers on the
inside were forced open by means of a
large hammer and $50 In money taken.
A good many valuable i.pspers in the safe
were left undisturbed. There is no clue
to the burglar and thief.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04
llf|iDg D0VsQtPgde

: .,o,.ed Qulverins. nyiig Dove. A
rita scrsen calendar. An imported
'',.s. An inpotsa ssosisd snow scene
,,n set Of magnificent haFal cards. Four
.,, n,eces. sent to any one who viii
r,n drugsl,t a sea of the genuine DR.
,,. oshEBs,rSp LIVER PILLS tprice
81 mali JUS the outside wrapper from
.,,h. CENTS in stamps. Write your
.,sI KlKHISG BROS, PrrTsBURs,
q, Lanes Liver Pills are asure cure
a,sdsche, Bnlousness and Dyspep'
&c peculiarly adapted for ladies
'.sSSs,utely safe. Prepared from the
/ =, materials.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04
rHR GAZETTE: FORT WORTH, TEXAS FRIDAY, MAY 4.

jtlng his brother-in-law,., City Marshal D.
c. Bratton. He departed to-day for his
home.
Nj. Il. P. Hillisrd. wifs aud son left on
the evening train for Austin on few days
visit to relatives.
Mr.. W. ]. Sherman of Dallas Is in the
citv
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04
At Doans,

Correspondents Of the Gazette.
DoANs, TEX. April 90.-Grass is good
and cattle are fsttening fast, also cattle
are being shipped over the trail that
crosses Red river at this place, s475 hav-
ing crossed to date. They all look well
and report plenty of grass and water
aiobE the trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04

Three thousand men have been en-
ployed on the Cinsdisn Pacific snow sheds
since spring. The biggest and strongest
sheds are across the Sslklrk and Rocky
mountains
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04
TIVE AFT.
nishsd for ths

nishsd for hs
that tobacco
Of decorative
iduction INTO
century 1t has
. in the ar
~ For CEN
ivory cutters
lie Rational use
wing q branch
rom the girdle
SEEN 9 long
perhaps, 3
,ther. These
the pipe,
& q 1t and
mokIDg uten-
lob or mass OF
.suhe. As to
g button; as
figure, group,
Production OF
ne ivory i'm
1g the last
applied. The
ound in Toxic
merlcs gene
:, the oriental
sitting. Orig
< make the
the carver.
gn is some
expert scorns
ON his head
ly the sizs OF
Id in tneil
histories oi
on and fancy,
ndary lore Of
10 those not
sealed book.
q the hfe oil
informed ol
q of s three
)snese Labor
in an orns'
eye but in
ct of the int.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04

When you see man look at his watch
and put 1t back in his pocket, ask him the
time, and IN niue cases out of ten he can
not tell you till he has looked at 1t again.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04
-.,,,uaterItls'

VIII be attended by great dancer
too ny nd limb, put hundreds
,uIT otleading PLAYERS say they find
lliI more prompt rellsf from strains,
4 fpralns, bruises, Ih9gmatism.
INT 81 # and enlarged i1in .. J. We ;
llll sness. etc., by using BENsegs
PLASTER for such troabies 1han
m any 9th II eXternals remedy
VI ,,Au1wn to tbe ofotesston. All
ssthleies astwell as those in the
,lDItI erlIna aydes tons of life unite.
'lDAhl Witn baaebaH players in certify.
sfAg 10 the fIlIe0f this plaster 10
MT s9A acclaeuts. It is prompt,
lll ne ssant sad pleasing in action
end never fails To recure the
llnT bestresul when used according
lhkA 10 printed directions. Owing 10
As.Fi's popularity many worthless
INV. substi utlons are offered Bn~efs
U1l' snould slw8Vs ask for BE SSON 8
firmly fuslng sftother plasters.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04

Special to the Gazette,
SAN ANGELO, Tex, May s.-Sheepmen
are taking adva .tsge of the good prices
paid at northern markets for muttons and
the shipments are lively.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04
rhe Assassin san a. Large.

The Assassin sttll ut Large
Special to the Gazette. -
WACO, Tex, May 3.-The assassin Of
John Close, near Aquilla, is still at large,
and Is unknown.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04
OUBLE.

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sm," reptile
lille.
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and, who !
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business {
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s just Wit
him. and
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d me call 4,
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as, she .
nd presen
acre befor
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upon A4es
Ii all wiz
8 lady u
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lave plen
to dress
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04

rsslaa bath h,uss, head of Houston
stt northwest c0rnef OF square. Hot
n at all hoErs, We hive made special
1ngemenls or the accommodation of
les, gsnl men and their families. Finest
l2flut The sIste Marsle & Haymaker.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04

aREN0LQ5ISr- Professor Bslduf. who
ln bssu vi h Us some time, highly en-
%, nir leave from b. re after Sunday. Cad
lGAt2 J NJ lin atreet for AminatinnA- ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04

te PresideI
lrdened wi
been and 0
in the shs
90 is the So
the Tressu
3sr, cslcu!t
sic OF I
} money
the people
sre laid up.
tion. WO'
god, coal,I
in builai
fitting it Of
urdeu. A
must pal
t is pouri
d above I
| that can
OF the {
snd and |
e should
and the |
gress is |
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04

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BIT of hs
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er In tht1
d deliv-1
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Gibsor3
Elli:h1
yolortdo,7
|, IDdiss1
the rishH
any i'd
blic pro-;
p csl
|eierenesi
on sit}
coasi ioi
ID by ihsI
-. anil
ioo. will
ice !cj
ed. EnIj
build bel
or Fuel
ned or sol
o WI
OF Qusr'l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04

A lot of fat mutton were sold at Del
Rio the other day for 81 per head.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04
! DELICATE
! DISEASES.

To those acquainted with oar ms
TO say that the Inyalids' Hote an,
branch establishment located atNo
England, have, for many years, en-,
the most largely patronized and ii
the world for the treatment and 4
arise from youthful indiscrctions an
We, many years ago, established
treatment of these diseases, under
the most siiillful physicians and s,
that all who apply TO us might recCi
Council of the most experienced S.