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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-04-27

Do not fail to read Hermann's letter in
another column.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-04-27

SHELOH1s COUGH ana Consumption
Cure is sold By us "a guarantee. ~ =
consumption.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-04-27

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
Of an execution and order of sale issued out
of the above named Court in the above en-
titled action. will on
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-04-27
ALTAGO.
3 YEAR OLD RECORD 2:42.
The Fast and Game Son Of AfamOnt 2:26 3-4, an(
Maggie Arnold, 2.35.

win Saturdays Of each week and
remarkable
Sired by Arnold tocerd Ss
Ahon Drake (dam Of Norman
ds-
cqai 2s9z
the Northws through breeding his aud the
wonderful lived according
dam Ago
grandsre Proan 2ls ob
Blackwood. JT. 2l ist
M o Pilot Boy 22o Naad Quesn % Viking &2o and s5 others In the
blood
Mm6no Chief Elaxendsrs He
Of 2:i2 otherwise get the totng
For o pedigree. ad iress
ID. B. MCKNIGHT,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-04-27

WILL You SUFFER with dyspepsia
and livsr com plant 2 Shiloh's Vitallzer
Is guaranteed TO cure you.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-04-27

Oregon is in danger,-B, Hermann,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-04-27

WHY WILL YOU cough when Shi-
Ioh's Cure will give immediate relief,
Price 10 cts , 80 cts. and 81.
CATARRH CURED, health AL
breath secured, by Shil0h's Catarrh Re
edy. Price so cents. Nasal injector fr
ARE YOU MADE miserable by Tndf-
gesti0n, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss .of
Appetite, Yellow Sktn Shiloh's Vitali-
zer is positive cure,
The Most Agreeable
val, ~ sae a -, etfssstvs n3sho 0
spelling Hsaiaeh3s, 0lsdsand FsVers,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-04-27

Messrs Foshay & Mason, druggists. are
selling Wisd0m's Robertine wholesale and
retail. and giving beautiful picture cards with
every bottle. Positively the most perfect and
harmless article of the kind in the market
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-04-27
a womnn.n pI.eoyery.

Re Read Kent'n & cAase. big adv. on 4'A
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-04-27
Sherif's Sale.

~ the C.rcait Court Of The STATE Of Ore
gOu, fer Linn County.
7 ] Black, Plaintiff.
vs.
Nancy Sippy, Defendant.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-04-27

In The Circuit Court oftse State of Oregon for
Linn County.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-30
Live Htock Markets,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 20 -Cattle-Reoeipta
Il o; shiuments 200; market firm al yester-
DAVIS sfvance; choice heavy ns,i-e ateers
81 50db 40; fair to good nat ste ere 81 O04 20;
0uLcheIs' steers, mediu to chci q, s. 9nRi 81:
stock re AMI f.eders, fair TO gnrd So 1898 40;
rangers. ordina Y TO good, S! 2064 O.. Ho -
Receipts $780,; shipments 1870; market active
and strong, ringing from S. 0o05 IS.
Shee p-Receipts 5000; shipments 4G 0; market
frm fair to fancy "A ltG6 70.
KANSAS CITY, MO. March 29-Cattle-ReceipEs
1919; 'hipmenta LISP, quality and ,uppIy infe-
rio marSgt Bteads ~ shade lower, good 70
eboics corn te 81 i0a5 o.; common 30 medi-
um s. 25d4 so; stocRers 81 CO92 81: feeding
stnsrs 50 ,0G3 6D; c We g 0Ua3 ~. Hogs-Rs.
ceipts 7.9J. market steady to 5 lower good to
ch ice s. ?od SIS common to meGiIm "a TOE
&c. ep-Rhceiuts 2eI; ,hipments none;
ms,ket steady; good ~ choice mutton s. I0S
80 cor mon to medium s. 50Csi 20.
GHIcAGo. ILL, Mach 9-Uasue-Receipts
90. shiphens 80 H The market slOr and
easier; fancy So UOT5 40; sLeers IS 1894 Is;
st. ckers a. feeners s. t0a3 4 COWS buiis and
mixed 81 7563 40: Texas fe1 steers 50 604i 10.
H"ss-Recep pts 1900; shipments .... market
SLOW ana sc lower: m 1d s. 1876 IS; heavy
8 90; ligns 50 e5G5 Is; tBips IS o5.
sneep-R, ceipt 4o,Ooo: h'pmen;s II, 100 IN 4rket
strong; natives "a 50G6 10; western s. 50R6 10;
Texans s. 1894 w. lsnbs 81 6066 90.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-30

of cattle from Tt xss points n dis road to
the Iodian Territory have been received,
and that shipments will open on the LIST Of
april with great boom. There are
about six train loads per day going on.
Of the state now over his ROAD, and there
are orders IN for 1925 cars st Pecos, 200 81
Van Horn, $50 st Midlsnd, and betw-t n
6 0 and 1000 st Colorado. About 5000
b -ad Of csttle will be taken from Mar I'll I.
field. and many more from other points.
BELToN, TEX, Marcn 27-C.ptain A.
NJ. Keller of this county, one Of The com.
mittee on selection Of suitable grounds at
some central point in the state for the
holding OF an annual fair by the State
Grange, addressed large MSS meeting
of cit z sns In the court house here this
evening. A large sum OF money has al
ready been pledged by the cit ns here
tows1d the purchase of the necessary
ground, should Bolton succeed 10 csptur-
ing the location. The meeting this even
ing was nthusiastic, and 10 effort will
be SCARED to bring tle feir to Bel;on.
LEwisvILLR, TEX March 26.-Mr. H.
c. COBB, 3 prominent citizen and mer-
chant OF this town, has returned from q
muHtH D WISH 10 1cEutsSeS. he says II
Is only necessary for one to NJ K. such
visit to render supreme appreciation OF
the S:ar State and It's superior resources,
and your correspondent Can hear him
witness after q winters sljJurn In
another state.
Houston, Tex, March 2s-At meet
Ing of the Mayor and b pard Of aldermen
this evening it was decided to scceet The
proposition Of the New o leans parry who
controls the uns titled Indebtedness OF rhe
city to settle the city debt, oi ABOUT $780,.
ono. nv iasniDe 5 ana per cent. bonds 10
run thirty years.
McHINNKY, Tx, March 2s-Llt4
lsst night a sherlf's posse Of about E
Dr. zen, arrived with shotguns, fifes,
musKets snd pistols. They Committed
John Brown and Thomas Brnwp, two
colored men to jail. The two
dro~as ere charged Win seduction, The
odense being Committed a s,pss Mis-
Annie W&'raD, 3 ccmely white miss u
some if,e summers. TIE charge must
hs Supported by promise of martisgr
,pd presents novelty N the criminal
rscoE1s, marriage being prohibited be-
tween the races by the laws.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-30
yhS Fort worth Raaskoss.

BUTTER o. nor \.
OOTTON-S6sK,
OoFFEE-Rio. fair 16x,: prime l7p choke
1850; fancy lShc; La ouyra lscf Jaws 2s1fc
+aihsr Rio 72ci rea Berry 2lc.
OHEEsE-The better xEaoe. and OHIO factory
lGAlOHc; full cream twins loo,
Observation-Disclosures rer crate, 81 SO.
CANNED G0ODs-Prices per dozen; Pima
apples, standard, 81 70; peaches, standard, Q
b, e0i ss 81 20; seconds. rs. 81 7b; ~
e. s:sTSsEss =, y ~ II l.
Do s. 10; seconds. ! IS 3; Be- 81 20;
green corr 81 1eel CO.; oysters. full weight.
- "a Salmon si 81: s. ioss IS: ss.d,n.: l..
So rs per 100: imported SO ho0l5 90; Imported.
KS, sls 0n621 o.: Rs9'. sondsnssd milk So az.
DRY GooDs-Price list Of spring and cum
mrr 1858:
Prin. Aliens fancy, &c; Aliens Turkey red
an b sck exc: American rob. 2, g.; Am rican
indisoes. &c: Berlin solids, &c B.r'iu oils .il
Oak, &c .Dunneil fapcie 8, SC ,Eddyst ne fsns,es,
6H;; Gloucester 'ancies, &c; lOucester silver
xr-y. &c, Harmon fancy. Sc; Hattel' fancy. 50:
Hamilt N fancy, &c; Hamilton ST. CHAM stJ les,
6Sc; Lodi, &c: Manchester. &c; Merrimsck
shrtngs. 5He: Ramspe fsncies, 4c; impso 70
mourninRs. exc; simpson silver greys, 6Hc,
slater so ids. &c. Washington eineham styles,
6Hc; windsor silver greys, &c; Windsor fau-
cies, SIC.
.,inshnms -Ba'es stapIe., TX: Caledonia
IL; On mpicn dres. sty,es, * Columbis dress
cites, 8 Gre lock dress styles. Ivy. Greylosk
novelties cord. l2H, White Manufactu iog
Compsny staples, TX: WaIIham dr.ss sIyle..
IL Valencia fanfies, TX; wortninglon dress,
Chsmb aya inches er. l2x Imported linen
cnambr y. Tx; Imperial all co ors. s; Justiae
blues. browns and slate.rSh.
Co ored Oanbri, s. Garner rolled, 81 Mason.
VILE. x: Peacock !, 6h Edw rGs 1T 5H;
sraters fat. 5X Bunting Innings paoded,.6.
Brown Cottons-st ianic 4. 7Hs. atlantic p.
6xc; Atlantic LII &c; s oss q, &c 'Bel'ass 4,
SIC; Bass BEE, sh;; Cha man L ming, skc;
Enterprise EE &c; Exp sitioa A. &c; Foxnall
aAA 7c; erea rails, 10; Msrshsll Lining 4kc;
Mach. II, exc; Pamur Nv, bxc; Piedm INT
Ks Neao.rry, 7Sc: POrsnd, g.; Red Lion,
Bleschs d Oottons-An'ir co9xin SIC; Bal.
larovl e, .7ci Bs ke-, skc: Berkshire, 6kc;
uora Beef. o' Gre m OF The Mill 5hc, Dor
chester txc: Forget Me Not. &c, Fruit of The
Lansham Cambria, Sc; Lonsdale. exc: Nc Plus
Ditra o nitric, 6xc Our Ch lee, $40; Pros
perity &c, Roya', she: security, Axe, Snow
he, 73fc; Triumph nj, J., WamsuIsa 1lkn.
fenRe. 7Hc; Cs,o.ins, 7Ho. t,eorgis, 80; Texas,
10.
Hickory Stripes =. Hamilter. l0Xc; Extra
stout. l0Hc: R1ck River. s,.c; sn-ridan, &c;
Cambridge, Sc. Oonest Ga e.irs. 1o&c.
I Venims-Great estefn, hue and brown.
l0Kc; OIsrt's Mills, ,wn, 'lc; EvefeIs, drap
HXc; Haymah er. sHc: Carlhag-. ,sc.
B u R,rge. Ike. Ev nc y & T. ishc. Golden
Horn, a0c, Leoni, l6c: Mt veraous DIP, IS G.;
Ma 200. Mantle, lsc; New Yort mills d 5 T.
Dc Oine's cno,ce, Sc, Il Il Ro SIC; Camp
nst !. mills I,hc' sovereign. Exc; Ravenna.
T.c4inss-U .Hy,ew. 7xc; Prairie. IKE;
Tnorpdske. sxs. Brupsw,cg. fancy, 100; N r.
way, lixc; knduranss. s4seens sAncy, Nnc;
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-30

There has been 80 little variety in tht
wsy OF coiffure durirg late years thai
hair dressing in an artistic sense has very
nearly bsc1me 8 lost art, causing the
hand of the professional hsir-dresser &c
we'll nigh "lose its cunning" hence the
announcement of sn innovation, intro.
ducing new and grsc fui sly es in this es
sentially important part in the toilet OF
every lady will be received with more
than ordinary interest by our fair readers
Bangs straight, bangs crimped, under
various este hing names, bsogs in evsrs
degree of pb ffiness, or, the reverse, from
tue quiet ii. Of friuge just touching the
forehead, to the heavy, the oristlY, or
otherwise conspicuous, have had long
day. and promise, 10 modified form, TO
continue in favor. But the simple ar
ranged back knot, 30 mucn In vogue Of
late, together with the style Of cutting OF
the b.cK hair, Is going out-ln fact 1t may
be said to have gone out-snd Is being
replsced with new ana by far more ele-
CAN'T form Of coiffure.
woman's "crownipg glory Is he
hair" and since the earliest times the art
Of dressing the hair has occupied the
time, attention and ingenuity of womer,
s pleasing and gratifying pas,ins from
which they have been debsrred during
the rather protrscted reign OF NO hair, so
to speak, or, at mos, the easily arranged
b.ng and Grecian knot at the back.
The new couture named In honor OF
Mrs. Cleveland and which bears her
name, is the most graceful Of the several
novelties lately introduced and will, be-
vosd oil doubS, become the most popular
While fulfilling it's mission OF displaying
the hair to the best advantage at the
back, it admits Of any arrangement of
the front hair that may suit the features
sud the tsste OF the wearer and can be
worn with any style Of hat.
This mode consists simply OF three
strands of long hair, curled about four
inches at the ends, and arranged as fol
lows: twist all tue hair on top OF tie
head, slm ost close to the fofehesd, place
front piece dressed in loose faffv rir ga
pr 10 any style which the we.rer my
taucy-over the twist, SO as to raise T.
high towards the crowr, then take one
s'rsnd Of the three into which the LONG
hxir must be divided, make into platu
Sno. and plsce in the center so ihst the
curled ends just reach the necki
the other two strands are then
twisted Loosely in the form of 8
"rope-sx st" and wound around the knot
In the center, just above the curls near
the neck, and eo shaped as to give g long
and narrow ghetto the couture. The
curled or crlmped ends OF the ''rope-
twisted" strands will by this arrange
ment be brought to the top OF the couture
and mingle with the curIs Of the front
piece, which completes the head dress
For full-dress occasions the CT =velsnd
couture is In sdmirable keeping. as 1t
admits OF jeweled pins, aigrette, etc E.
whichkre so effective 10 srtih isl ligat and
can be ss easily formed with an ordinary
swi ch and few pin-curls as with ones
own hair.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-30
Ynuo,n,t nskya, =. m.,n

On. Of IN sitenuated dude, with me gre legs,
pigeon chess and 3 sllaht cough. But man CT
woman 10 whom constitutional Wig " has en-
denied cen let Is TO 3 v.ry considerab e ex-
t Mt by the persistent use, Ia regularly proper
TONED, altereaIed doses, OF Aucri a's chief
nerves and muscles csithe stomach that q, NAL
"a vigorauJ imparIs tae, and 6. It's operations
regularity. The pr. INNATE r-suls Is thorough
risesti0n and complete assimilation of the
Eilh he elements If mH cular tissun, q
hes by Rpp lite, nigh u jest unirnsirec,
snd.E dissppesranceof .hesfervous sy N !, on 1
sects andig .ich thex are T1ry pYGse TO tsss
for zoe me1.fes styoHs of seas rs ofkspic eis.s
easssa' Sbse scforosnsls. 70 Gfses cesef N q
kidneys an6s s5der, aiwa EXCESSIVELY weak
ening. and n constipation, fever ana sgue,
and liver mu'aint use 'he Bttters.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-30
ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Fractions and Fu'ures
from 8 to 8 Points Lowers
Money Market Easy.
Wheat Opened Wssb, Flo c4usted Rar-
rowly ana CLOSED Higher Live
Stock Traapnct,ons Brisk,
Daily Local Review.

GAZETTE JPrrDu,
FORT WoRTE. Tux. March 20. 1855
Jobbtrs in Fort Worth have done 6
lively business to-day, while the retail
trade has been but m >derste. The mer
chants expect active trading during the
remsinder Of the week.
There were large quantities Of eggs put
on the marke. to- day and the price has
dropped CT cent. O;her articles of
produce are still scarce aud prices st 4
Trading in the grain and feeds,uf-
market to-day has been more than usually
active. There was great deal Of corn
snd oats for sale winch we're readily
picked up at revised q lotations.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-30

carry Sl9 49,, 1888 for all purposes. GAL
weston will get $500, 600. Arans,s Pass
$500 0o0, ana the other 7 xas rivers will
remain the same as last year.
cRAI>'s AMENDMENT.
Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, March 26.-Mr. Crain's
Or ,posed amend ment to the constitution
will come up for action next Monday. 1t
substitutes April 80 for March as the
commencement and termination OF the
official term Of the President, and Decem-
Der 81 for March as the commencement
and termination OF the official term Of
OF Members Of Congress. 1t is q good
amendment and should be acted on
promptly. -s.@
MR, MILLS CONDITION
Is improving. He sat up for 8 while to-
day. he slept four hours to-day and ate
hearty lunch. The doctors think he
will be able to leave the house Saturday.
The ways aud means committee will
meet tomorrow and will report The tarif
bill to the House. 81 z7. sa4
TEXAS PATENTS.
TEE following Texas patents were
granted to-day: Horstio b. French,
Wills Point, grain aojuster; Hugh w.
Harvey, Fort Worth, metallic shi gle;
James HoIpby, San An onio, fire escape !;
John J. Staple, Bslleville, carpenters
.hatchet; Harry j.. Williams, Decatur,
sash fastner. t
, PERSONAL.
John 81. Kirk, Jr., Of Austin, has been
granted medal for desisn.
Mr.. B. Il Davis of FL Paso and George
Sealy Of Galveston are st Willsrds.
Mrs. Fannie Chambers Couch Is here
attending the womep's convention.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-30
SrpGO 4,

LrvEsP COL, Msrch 90 Cotton SPOT alosea
hard mig and unchanged.
OFri. NY 41sd; goo ordinary Sd; loW mid
dung 5&t; miIdi,uR upILndE leo; mid Hing
Orleans "a,
Total ssIrs u 600; American O3Jv.
Imports, 1000; American. $500.
Frtnzes closed barely steady and points
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-30
Sales. 24s

Sales, 34s n
cAJ,o4so, none. q
Shipments cOastwise, 1923.
Raj sh'UmeC;s. ....
atccA "a l21 bnIsS
Low Ordinary, ! ! l6s; ordinsry, Z I5- Ise: rood
..-.,G--,. ego. middling, sXo, micdlinz,
eSc; gooc mid Hing, $50; midd ing fair, lOIo.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-30

~ kork.
sEw Yn7x March f9.-Cottor-spot closed
firm and l6 lower.
-aies S54
Stock, 2,7 50T
OrtinarJ. ! 3l6S good ordinary sxc; low
mir ding oHc; 81 Hing l5-l6J: good mid
ni'rg l. SIG Ti7 ';irg fair It 1915,
Futur- ? opened steady. 8 to I .Oints lower,
closing quiet bat steady, at TO points lower.
SAFES ACC, 0OU.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-30
The Wool mnrkaa,

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Marcn 21.-Wool-MArkes
steady, Unchanged unwasbed bright medium 10
d24ci coarse bTaid Belle; low sandy IO&lSo;
fne light l3el9c; hne heavyIoa lie, Ton wsshs3
Choice 50; Inferior 3J835c. sacked o6l5c,
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-30

Nulse ito fashionable nsothsr,.-The b ,ty ia
very restless, ma'xss, Ic&At do anything with
her. ~ -
F. -She's tnetAinj1t suppose.
N.-Yesm ItAisE3 fyon was.to take her In
your arms tie w4us q might so0sne her.
r. NJ. I? Impessible. VI haver,- time to
epsre, ] nm 4ef$ Nd ssing s. ady TO attend .
meeting of tne 5acisty for fsy Prevention Of
Crueity 70 AaimEs Give baey come Of Dr..
Bigsers' Hackseberyy Cordial.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-30
- eE UrleanE,

NEW osLEAss. La. March 90 Cotton-spot
closed straiy.
sales 20 o haiet.
Stock PA As
Low ordinary 7'Sc:.ordinsry, re; rood ordi-
nsry, sS :; iow mi tdl,ng sSc: -tdling 9Ho;
1000 n-IddliDg s3SG; mid JLns fsir 104sc; fair
H..
Fu'ures opened barely steady. S9s points
iwer ruled qliet, closing quiet bat steady,
lldli points wer.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-30

sPlpita'ion Of The heart, nervousness,
gemh lings,. nervous headache, rold
pa" 9A sndfeet, pSsu in THE back ielieved
By C.rsef's Lislse IsiyeSyPls g..
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-30
.E@TRAYS.


Tfsrmh GID b> Axt hiiy5 sou before J o. As
"a ssnit > q. 81 On = No. ]. zrAnt cou,.ss
30 >, lsss fee, % ffIeix yeasssbid. ieurtten
'not btsh. breesS ~ : n ieftttis o. meek and
I'm, :. a Def, slsh. Anxszs dsa. 81. FILED
FebsgATf %. IsW ING 2 ewA5NE.
ceel,y Ierf Tar1Ans Comfy T}xAs,
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-30

GALVESTON. TEX. March 29-Cofes-
Unchanged. Wholesale grocers quote:
9ood ordinary, iSnc; fsir. l7c, prime, l7He;
chet;e, lso: Pesbsrry, 1876: OLD goyernment
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-30
y ~ kork.

fNoTE.-No cotton markets until Monday.
GOOD Friday D idays.l
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-30
dyiGr TO nothers.

suftH" 10 NOIhFys.
s.estifDg, sots.hs he eSid, s3isns thegn H g.
Sfasys ain, cures whit collie ard e ~ 5sst
remedy TOR oiarrhea . &c nts bottle.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-30
MILLS AND BIS MEASURE.

wAsHIn G TON, March 26-The revenue
reduction nili will be reported to the
House On Tuesday or Wednesday. as 1t IL
orlleved Mr.. Mills will be well enough by
that time to appear at the c,pitol. H
will give notice that he will ask the House
t. consider 1t in about ten days there
after. l. is supposed that the general
d 4bste on 1t will last six weeks and that
he consideration By sections will use up
q week more so that the hnal action Of the
House, IL is thought, will take plsce
toward the end OF May. The fate Of the
bull is of course somewhat Uncertain be-
cause It's opponents will mske bitter
snd desperate struggle against Is, but lis
prospects at this time
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-30
TEXAS AT WASHINGTON.
Matters of Interest to Texas from the
National Capital.
CHANGING JUDICIAL DISTRICTS.

CHANGING JUDICIAL DISTRICTS.
Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, March % Mr.. Culber-
s1n as cnairman Of the judiciary commit
managed to dsy to he We passed his
bill to change the eastern and northern
judicisl districts of Texas He was sup
ported by the delegation and succeeded
admirably in Els work. The bill pro-
vides the couuties OF Lamir, Fannin, r ID
River sud Delta be- detafhed from the
northern and added to the eastern judi
cial district, and that the portion
Of the Cnoctaw natipn and Rcd
River at the southesst corner and
ORTIZ to the state Of Arkansas
at Big creek IS far west as Brialo creek
add north as far as the crossing
OF the Missouri, K,nsss and Texas
Railway and southwark o the western
boundary Of K mishi county and down 3 d
river to the place Of beginning, Is also
sdded To the eastern district. The terms
OF the Circuit acd District courts for tn
esst-rn district are to hold twice year at
Pals, on the first Mondays In June and
December, and these cOtrts are 10 have
original Jurisdiction OF all offeases COM
mitled wi ain the Choctsw nation attached
20 the eastern district ALI civil and
criminal processes in the United States
courts issued against citis ms Of L. mar,
F,nnin, Red r yer and Delta are re-
turoable to the courts at Paris.
That portion or he In5isn Territory
Occupied ny the ChicSassw Indians, or
hat part Of the territory o the Cnoctaw
N.lion embrace In the falo wing limits
Is attached To the NortherE Judicial Dis
trict: Beginning on Rid river where the
western boundary lice of Kimishi county,
Cooctaw Milton, reaches said river, then
Dorth TO Middle Doggy river to the juno
ton with the Muddy Doggy river, along
the track of the Missouri, Kansas and
Fexss Rsilwsy to the South Csnadisn
river, and thence to the western boundary
line Of the Cnickasaw Nation, and south
between the Cnicks-aw Nstlon aud the
reservations of the Kiows, Comancne and
40 cue Indisns to Red river, to the
place OF beginning. The county OF
Grayson is also added to the northern
Judicial distroi. The court Of the
northern district is to be held twice each
year at Denisou, on the fist Mondays in
March and s p.ember. All civil and
CRIMINAL process sgaiDst citizens of Gray
sou county are returna5le at Denison.
Mr.. L,nhsm made q short but pointed
speech in favor Of the measure dwelling
especially on Instructions 10 iuries in the
Federal courts.
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maue in that direction. S,ou Om oeipg
u LONE notice viii be given. Vsrv n Do oe
Pecuully, your obedisnt serv.nt CRY hes-
=. W. THRocxMoRror.
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ARE FAIRLY GOOD.

Mr.. Mills was reported nos SO well tAls
morning. He had no return Ct fever
yesterday nor this morning, but he has
1een unable to est or sleep. Powerful
sfpistes administered last night dir
rot secure to him no.
'ment's sleep. The family DO NOT
Gar an, serious results, yet II may be
SEVERAL day, before be 10 able to resume
nis lsoors In the House. At the residence
of.Apresentstive Mills this afternoon 1t
Was stated that Mr.. Mills was utterly no.
able to sleep last night, and to-day he ", 5
suffering from lose OF sleep. His doctor
said he would improve rapidly II he could
get some eleep. Mr.. Mills has been work
ing very hsrd for the past four mouths.
THIS staten n, may occasion some
surprise among that class OF Newspaper
readers who believe thst memoeis Of
Congress- have little to do beyand loung-
log shout their seats ami dancing attend
snce uaon tn fesent social events OF
the season.
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. .GALvns1oa, TEX, M.rch 11-Cstte1 -spst
closed steady ana unchanged
Gross recsiptss 601.