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t'fi I"ATiE FbE PATENT
tIinius App icaiion No. 20:3
LtN VFFItF,
Ii ri IL I.ni.nrC Log,

lirihNA, 3ONTASA. January II, 1855.
vet cell h.E"by give, Hat George II. Casey
and Patrick J. trophy. h, G p3Stottice address
IS Butte, Silver is,w county. NJ. l,ana, have this
day ii.ct t..rtr Hppl cation for a patent for Ills
linear feet nf I c '"r:ilc LODI Mining claim.
situstcd III sums it Valley MiHing District, Ail.
yer Row Coui,s }, " n:iHu Territory, and Gesig-
na ed by the official lat a. Il field notes or tIe
III this ohi'e .s iDE y, 'G<ih | X y baing
II re p It'Cu' Hrir Cos. T b".i as tuIioWs, tO-vit:
heGIi':''s: N the Ter Invest curicr Il gran te
stnnf. 2IH!2 i:::., s.: 1i IT, deep, witnessed by
5ea rug rocks. n.,rkcd Zl21 tuT scr; G. NJ. l fro5,
which lie Il stt.:n tn-Ier ol h west bGunda-
~ of Sc 'ir:l6 T3NR " Gears \ SO 05
ioiS 1 Get: ani :u;iiin' fh"rcyS 80 81 + 1890
/ thence s"nth 1Go - s7G icet: the, IS 80
So " 10 CO: :h2t:,. \ &c IL {; in;l feet thence
n lUo ~ Z SSs &c ~ Ike l,!;tc 0 I,usi n.up
colita mag ;, aren't - :t!"~ of " ;,;ch .O7
acres :re Il 90 ii: / i'll ~ Wy -. 1854. rot
e'a' hita, leaving iiiu:a u Il - acrev ,lui.ntd
BE- applic::'s.
Tie l cai!,: f t'i< III c :. e roe, j.. tho
Hecorter : .lcr Of Ill ~ ii.tH T.. un1y. Noni!n4
in bDGa "b," Pagers.
The adjoihins ella Els =. has. Premises ere
surrey NJ. 2*o, :,.tec:inE L"l-. On re ror,h
30: 6E5, "erl!;. ia~le, OH tn so.ltfs; sur.
veg No. 1889. i''ist:.vas i.#ln, II suryev Dis
cal l-ol on the eat. a:.i - W.. W. nS3 Iilct
ole; on the WIS. S. VI J. .GiIOtSs,
JOH >GiilIE. 70 set.
Attorney fer Claim ants.
tiISt publication January X 1SSS
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TIVE lncURABLE
CURED

HorKINsvrLE, KY, Feb. "A, 1857.
years ago a sore devel.
l tried a few simple remedies, but the sore
would not yield. I grew worse every year
for seven years. Many thought 1 had a can
S. S. s., and two dozen bottles entirely cured
me. When I began with Swift's Specific I
'Tras IN ah very poor health, and could hardly
Or ). ). 5; l was strong and buoyant, and
c valuable meticine for ladies in weak, deli
Mrs. Il. w. WILSON.
SpARTANgCRa, S. c., April 2, 1887.
GentlemenIto twenty years have had
been growing worse. The many physicians
mf any : s 6 = afs ir fan a year ego I began
and it became more vigulent tl.an ever; SO
niuc2 SO. indeed. tina. my family insisted
s snas S 81 ns!ac !e ,hv : OF the me4icinc; !per-
ilonthS TIE sore was entirely healed. Think
ii2 tnat the evil was out of my constitution,
ten ieI mo ", me medicine; buS in November:
appeared. 1 at once began again on S, S. S.
and row that is also disappearing. 1 havo
COED t aai:" al al :" t5 :, d doe It has so d9n nth me more
'0uf' ' 4. <. snAsDs.
WINSTON, n. c.. April Il, 1857.
No or three years ago q can.
Ger came on n face. 1t soon grew to DO
CURE large. II wore ca me. and my general
neditl was very poor. Last September
Etss;in Il course OF 5. S. S., which have con-
tinted to the present tii:c with tie happiest
Tesait. lie iH,s entirely Gi.appeared,
lEcfe hei.l:c 40 evidence or kylEDton of a
caicerons character lett. My general health
Is E2na now, and lily srnc,;ic better than it
mas i'ee.l ia Jcars. l Gll 81 years old, and
TO-DAY an working il thcitIl planting
cItA. 1CufS Truly, JGN.3 LIMLbACH.
G<r.pnit had Il sore on my uprcr lin
Tor csS!iSicITs Seen different doctors at
.sln1.V,t '&ii t. .;":.i 1t. One gave me o
sfiiaH Val Tor '.re' :, Haas, which was q seer
tsiio c';!r-' itisEt:, .r.s to say that it did
me 40 *"Hl. Abc.t.rw., Tt.:rs ago ! became
G.ita : &c So, rs E-:.' =: I:'na=ht / had q can
CO. t.:'i tnCa d tntit-2 OF ,~3:,ntpen bottles
Oh :. =: Tie I,.. L las l. yo a ComCfeto
cure. axe" - c1-ccr hcaiyd beautiful
y, lea Ect:c:i . pei cc,,tibie scar. From
that Ga / a. We Il, Cn II excellent health. the
Specii.2 :':'s i.S Purified Eay blood thorough.
y. l,cT",&ei ;:T aois tise and perfected nv
o:s"s.i;.. II Il wt-ti, I feel like a new
wr-:l.n, AID, 5ast ri ali. ttio eight year ulcer
Is gene entirely. Gcu-. sincerely,
MIS- w. p. CANNON.
Trenton, Todd Co, XIV, Feb. q, 1857
Treatise on B:oo1 arti S:.:n Diseases mailed
free. THs Su:.; st"cIE.- o. "
drawer 3. Atlanta. Ga.
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ALIAS SUM NJ

In the Ju tees Court, Township and Ccun,r
OF Silver Bow Territory of Montana.
Before W. !. lippencott, Justice of the Peace.
James ID Fox, Plaintiff, VS.. Francis l.. Barton,
Defendant,
The people of'he Territory of Montana send
greeting to Francis l.. Burton:
You are hereby required to appear in my
office. in the Township of Silver Bow.
County of Silv r Bow, snd Territorv
Of Montana, within ten days after the
>ervice ofthis summons upon you, and answer
the complaint on file in an action to recover of
yon the sum Of S64 GO tor money hal and re-
ccivcd, being ,roney collected by you, the prom
city of plaintiff, and appropriated to your W
T. g.
nd you are hereby notified, that # yon fail to
AZ ear and answer said complaint us above re-
"a sred, the ~plaintiiT will take a jud. ment bv
GsiaClt against You. for the sum Of S64 and cost
of suit. WV
Given una-r 10y hand this s9;h day of Dec.
a y. 1887. W. l. L~1rPINCUTT,
Justice of the Peace.
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T I TO ~CRFDITOpS

Estate of kunigonda Hauswirtn, d. ceased.
Notice il hereby given by the undersigned.
executor OF tEc Last viii and T. stanlcnt oil
kunis.,s!,a IL usWirth deceased, 10 The creditors
OF and all pccspn- having claims against the
said deceased. to exhibit them, witt! Frc r1ces-
sitry vouchers. within ten months after III. first
publication of this notice, to the said lanes W,
fufo.s AT MS Office on East Granite It, Ertte
City. in the County of Silver Bow.
Dated, January 25, 1883.
JAMES ". FlEfIS.
Executor OF the Last Viii and "cstamcnt of
kuniSonda Hauswirth, dccc5s Il.
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NOTICE TO


To Henry Olsen. his heirs or assigns.
YOU are hereby notified that l, VIM Tresidier,
your co owner, has in accordance with section
1921 Of the revised statutes of the United States,
expended in labor and improvements upon the
ence mining district, Silver Bow County
Montana Territory, for the year ending
December 3lst, 1887, the sum Of 500; You are
hereby further notified THAI unless you con-
tribute Your proportion OF such expenditure,
together with interest and cost within 80 days
after the complete service OF notice OF publica-
ton, all your right. title. interest and claim in
and to the above described lode mining claim
will become the property of the Undersigned,
your co-oWner. who has made the required ex-
penGlture as provided by law in such eases.
WIN. TRESIDDER.
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NOTICE FOR FINAL ROO
LAND OFFICE AT
alamo Mont Nov 10 1897

8FI1NusI, IHOLI., y . . 1CUT.
Notice is hereby & ven that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention tC
make final proof in support OF his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver at Helena, Montana, on January 4,
1888, viz: John II. McQueeney who made Pre-
cmption DIS. No. sS23 for the W Il SEX N.kA
S-W a ana SEA NV Il Sec. 9, 2 N, 4 W.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF
SAID land, viz. Frederick l.. St. Onge, dennis
Persons, Gustave A. Kornberg, Richard 3. Nc
Cabe, all of Butte, Mont
S. w. LANGHORNE, Register.
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ITO WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN.-Notice is
/ hereby given that on Monday. February
Goth A. D. 1888, at the banking house of Clark 4
Larabie, Butte, Silver Bow County, Montana,
books will be opened for receiving subscriptions
to the capital stock of the 'Butte City Street
Railway Company"
NELSON BENNETT.
WILLIAM A. CLARK,
WILLARD BENNETT,
SAMUEL E. LARABIE.
Dated Jan. II, 1883.
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Es.atc Ct Q. II. p. Tho.ougtman. deceased.
Executor Of The Last viii ana Testament 81 q
IL: =. Th0rolghmiE deceased. to the creditors
of and all persons having claims against the
sald deceased, to exhibit teen, with the neces.
sary vouchers, within four mon!ts after the
iirst punil;atlono fthis notice, to the said tyecn.
Tor. te1f d. ThoroEgnmau, ut the Sore of Z. W.
Myrne, Druggist, Main ST, tutte City, in the
County of Silver Bow. "
Dated, January 2OE. 1873.
JEFs. y. THOROFtGUMAN.
Executor of tie Last Will and Testament of
Y. IL. l. IhoroGghGian, oeces sed.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Helena, Montana, Feb. /, ]

IANDV FFItF,
Helena, Montana, Feb. /, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proof i'll support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Probate
Judge of Silver Bow County, 1t Butte, on March
22d, 1883, viz: Dolor Vigeant Nho made Home
stead Application No 1915, for the S a Sec. 2,
N, ROW.
He names the following witnesses TO Prov his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF,
said land, viz: Geors e "A. Carteco, J. J. Fee!es,
David s. Dewey, Charles Beaudln, OF Divide. Mt.
:. w. LANGHORNE, Register.
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THIS GOOD OLD sTAa:r-5Y

acco:a2'ialoe :7rcveryhoIy exactly what i ,ialatI
lofiS. Hnecf tbs reasons frr the great popu!artg0.
ire Nustan3 Liuinient IL fo,nd II, tts .;rir1rSai
Hp~pitca b:iitgs Ere:yboiy needs suc, q rt.,eiaa
Tao kisu.DeC:i;I needs it in ccso Of - 'i,s1.
IEie Housewife needs it for general s,=1iig n:a
Tae Cana.c-nocds 1t for his toanls END i's@
iio NechA!:ic reeds it always On HI weIs
bench.
T!lc IIiacT nec1s = Il case OF c;l-rgcnc"
ihc Picnecr needsit-can't gel along ~ri.E9.1
Ttic Farmer needs it IL liz Eousc. H. sttafa
and his stock yard.
Ghc Steamboat Esaun or.lo E;eatrs;:ti a}""7
ism liberal supply aioatalI ashore.
Ti2o M.crsc-lancicr needs lit IS l. -
friend and safest reliance.
The Stock-grcyver needs tit will {. q In
thousands of dcllcrs and a wcrii Of trouble.
I!:c Railroad sliu needs it and VIII ncss.-i2
long as his life Is . round OF accidents and dangers.
The B~ackyyoodsEnan d it. There Is uo:-'
Ing like 1t as an antidote for the danger % III
limb and comfort which surround tic pioneer,
che Merchant needs It about his store EE!oSS
ms employees. Accidents VIII happen. AM WIA
these como The Mustang Lint,aent is wanted uroHt.
Aeena Bottle iutae House. IT'S the Let"
CcOnoaly
Nec1 Il Bottle in tho Factory, ItsimH'ec&1.s
use Iii case CT accident saves pain and less o. "aae"
Keep 81 Bottle A!v.uy,i.. sL.c sin B:y fof
use y.hea yGan:9:.
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SIMMONS.

In the Justice Court of Bed Mountain Town.
ship and County of Silver Bow, and Territory OF
Thomas E Jones, Plaintiff. versus Luke Gray
Defendant.
The people ofthe Territory, of Montana send
greeting to Luke Gray, Defendant.
You are hereby required TO appear In an
action brought against you by the above PANIED
Plaintiff in the Justice Cou of Melrose, County
of Silver Bow, Territory of Montana, and TO
answer the complaint filed therein within ten
days exclusive of the day of service after the
service on you of this summons ifserved in this
county, or if served out ofthis county but in this
district. within twenty days, otherwise within
forty days, or judgment by default Will be
taken against you according to the prayer of
said complaint.
The said action is brought to recover the sum
of n1nety-fve dollars alleged to be due by YOU
to Plaintiff dor goods and wares, merchandise
and money loaned.
And you are hereby notified that If you fail to
appear and answer said complaint ag above re-
auired the said Plaintiff will take Judgment for
said sum of ninety-iye dollars, interest and cost
OF suit.
Given under my hand this 5th day of January,
in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and Lightweight.
JOHN SMITH, Justice OF the Peace.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-11

WILL you SUFFER with rysrepsi,. and
aver lompl int? Shi'oh's VitallZcr is gtaran-
feed to cure ycti. NEWTON BROS.
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sLEF III NIGHTS, made miserable by that
terrlhIn c0uGh. shiloh's Cure is the remedy for
'iIuA NEWTO% BRO W.
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TIA naCl:tNG COUGH can oGuickly
c"fc' bv siilohs Cure. We guarantee it.
NEWTON t5s j.,
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ALDERMEN.
First Ward-J. C. lloyd, Vim. Forbis:
Second Ward-F. Bateman, DR.. Geo. W. Beal.
Third Ward-Thos. Layell, VIM. Owsley.
Fourth Ward-H. Walton. Fred LOeber.
TOWNSHIP OE VAUDEVILLE.
Justiceof the Peace-.--.-....-""".Eyan Herbert
CONSTABLE Francis
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Ind says: "Roth N; self ;ni via rv III
l'es t" 7Hli-Oi'n C~nN-i'NplJDN err
hfNEDE les
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-11

SHILoH'S ~V1TALE2En rvt.. Won eel #
constipation, LH's OF :pitt.tr, H,zIIu - nd u.
symptoms CT !ETsuelnit ii" ~ LII - Ms
per hott:;. NEWTON HHlls.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23
Hew THY rrea,ed Aidrioh.

Thomas Bailey Aldrlch will probsoly
| fnd, If he shall go TO Russia ain this
| summer, ths. his name Is ou the blacklist
st the custom houses on the frontiers,
and thst he cah't get il, Accord z TO the
fnl!adelphIN Record. His Stirling poem
| N the Jane Harper as The Little
FatAeE" expresses il its few words the
very feeling Of the Russian libers!s so
perfectly that that numOer Of the msga-
zine will go on the Russian "Index Ex-
purgatoris" as soon as it shall arrive
ST.. Petersburg.
Aldrlch hss been in Russia twice, 81
wrote with accurate kloHletge OF go.
state Of affairs within its dlscon,e, 70,
borders Ga his first visit he cane W I.I
an ace Of being arrested as susrec. q
| the Hrst custom house he came to. a. -
preceding dis passport he Tss req1.I,t
20 answer the usual long list of ques-
lions IS 10 his occupation, religion, etc
aud he hesitsted as to his occupation,
"Poei" seemed : very ambitious title,
aad "man OF Letters wss very In
dehai;e. Finally he answered 81 lurnGl-
st" 10 response to another cues
ton he ssid that he did not know the
Russian l2Dgusge. As he stood there
sWalting the decision CT The CnlS.als upop
nis cEeGentitls he head 0Ee VI them use
the Russian word tCr journalist, Rus
a2sH.z:d form CT the French Uord, again
nd a&siD, pointing meanwhile at aim,
X :sEzlg that In cslling himself Jour
nsi!st he had placed mee1 under sus-
picioa, he asked TIE Interpreter &c say
10 the { lli;la!s ta=. 1t w4s literary aad
not pnhticGl jJurlslist. Blu: this re-
mark urly famed she sGpci0n.
$50 you % understand RlseisI?" said
enc III the { IL Gals
so, ms" Rid Aidr!ch through the in
terpceter, when tha latter mad interpreted
the ques:i0n: "1u: your Eort for i1urn-
aiisE sounds SO much like ours that
kaew you were speaking OF my occupa-
ton"
With thst the Official poured forth q
whole torrent OF Russian, licking keenly
at Aldtich the while, Aldrica made no
response. The oficsl gszed at him for
full half minute sud then told him that
he was admitted ami could go on
"What Vas ne saying j1st noHl" asked
Aldrlch of tee Interpreter.
"He was curs1ng you and calling you
al kinds OF Names" aid the Interpreter,
"to see whether you reslly are acquainted
with RHssisn."
Fortunately the ii; !al had then disap-
pesred.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23

O fOr Instructions.

5etwaan center ard let. fl ;, which was
c,ught By Works, after long
run ard splendid side catch.
Ia the twelfth inning the most *
citing psrt Of the game occurred. The
bases were full, FJTgsriy on itst, WEIGH
on secoEd and Wertz On third, and not s
man was out. Cross went to bat a
vas retired on foul fly to Rod
gers. Hemp followed, and sent q
gracefully curvirg f7 into right
field which WAS caught by Kjttle, and the
nall, quick SIS lightning, wss thrown 70
frat base, of which Wentz va playing,
Masking neat double play. 1t took the
spectators some time to grasp the situs
ti0r, the F9rs Wortns having been saved
from deiest, but when 1t dawned upon
them they rent the air With the widest
cheers zud yells that ever emsnated from
the grand stand.
The two following innings we're void Ct
feature, except Z nest double play D.
Wen'z sud Lewis, and st the end OF the
fourteenth inning toe umpire called tine
game on account Of darkness.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23
Northern LeeEue q mts.

CHICAGO, ILL June % -@aic,gc, II:
P,ttsourg, 6. B=,te,ies-BiiAu aud y, Y,
Gavin sad Millar.
CIHCINNATI, O., jane % -Hpc!rnrti,
10; L uisviile, s. B4,:sries-Vi2U esd
Baldwin, Straston aDf Cox.
DETROIT, MICH, June 90 -De:so :, 8;
Indianapolis, 7. Bs.reTies-Gru0er So
B nIett, Mofett ard R1ckley
PRILADELrHIA, PA Jane % "A b'e:;cs
5, Brooklyn, 4. Ba.terIes-SeWagG sca
T )wnsend. Mays and Holherts
BALTIMORE, Nd June % Cleveland,
6; Baltimore, B.tterles-B!skGIy aid
Simmer, Smith and Trail.
BosToN, MACS, June 22-Naw YORK,
2; Boston. l. Bitte1ieE-Weich and
Wing, Madden and Kelly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23

men died on bases. Tie Fort WortHs
never had another good chance to win
the game.
Dallas did not get run until the flth
inning, when they knocked out enc.
Peoples gov FIRST on the muf CT his & By
R,demaker, got second on passed ball
and third on steal and wild throw by
r dgers TO joyce. Whitaker went 10
bst and got FIRST and btough. IN Peoples
en- scratch to Fudger, who made 9 poor
throw to nrst base. IL the sixth inning
they made two more runs and TIED
the score. WEIGH started the fun
on base hit and stole second
while Weutz vas getting first on bells
A passed ball and q wild pitch 1t this
jancture brought WEIGH home and Wertz
to third base, and them wild throw by
Rodgers brought Wsn.z home also, max
lug TWO Iaus Ia this inning and / total O:
three rurs for the Dslissites, 81 thst
were made in the game bg them.
The visiting team had versl oppsr-
tuoitLes TO win the game, both be'o.e
snd 'a'tsr their last score. In the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23
The Inhsrsnt Love OF Flowers.
Boston Advertiser.

4 lste traveller says that almost the only
indication Of taste or love fer the beeuti-
full for its own sake one sees in West
Sioerisn settlement is furnished by plants
and flowers in the windows Ct the houses
T5ere msy rot be tree CT blade OF
grass in the whoIe yiIl,ge, yet the
windows Of Line houses out of ten
will he died with Blossom
ing gagaliums, Gael, tea roses,
iucnsias, olcEnCef5 sad plaks. The con-
traFs betWesu tho widows ard the
weatner-beaten logs tos! compose the
house,, between the mud CT tee vsrdure-
less streets and tie e use-V8sory Wers
IN the window, 10 striking. Observation
would PROBABLY show thai al jewellers in
bsrren regions exert lenseives to thug
enjoy growing blossoms. while tnCse who
live in regions 0! sfll lens bloom accept
them with matter 6t-cou-se indifference.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23

misticstion CT his gum ard turned 1t over
with uAti1ing pune unity st every sixth
c1eW. He did rot do much throwing to
second, because the Fort Worth base
runners, knowing the watch he always
keeps on that bsg. were afraid to venture
lar from first. Only two bases were
stolen b7 the Fort Worths.
The me team made all its runs in the
hfst three innings, one in each. In the
fret joyce set hit with the ball and
stole second On wild throw Ct WEIGHS.
Sunday went out on fly to lett f I'D, bat
Works INSIDE base hit on which joyce
scored. In the second Fudger, after two
men had been retired, reached first on
the mum OF mis- ~ by Whitaker, who had
the ball in his hands and then
let 1t go. Kittle went to bst
and lammed out two
Dagger on which Fudger scored. Klttle
got to third on pissed ball and tried to
get home on it bur Tab was too quick for
him. He recovered the ball in time TO
throw 10 Whitaker, who put Kittle out
on the hone plate. In the third inning
Joyce got mis- base on bslls and was seat
around to third on two-bagger knocked
out by Sunday, the relisble. A wild
pitch brought Joyce home and Sunday to
third, Blu; the latter was thrown
out BY Whitaker on 6 poorly coached
attempted 70 score on Works scratch.
Firle cote base hit subss quentIy in the
third inning, bat no more runs were
scored, either Ia thss inning or in the
game by the Fort sWOrths. 10 the hith
irnipg the7 had three men on bases
Sunday, Works sn6 Ridem Nker-ouly
ORG man WAS out and the urC sNects were
htst-clsss for obtaining smother run
or more. BuS FirIe struck
cut. Cess went to bat, and to the de-
light OF the grand stand knocked the ball
into The sir over second b3sem2n's head,
for Wha> WIS evidently two-bseger
But Ducky Hemp wks loca-
ted in the same Old Stand. After
q remarkable run he grasosd the bail
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23
st Deniacn.
snacisl 70 he Gszstrh

DKSIsoS, Tx June 21.-Tle pret,iest
played game OF Dall this 5, ssou was be-
.wesl tbs Corsicara and Derison teams,
bsiDg tied tor seven innings. TIE ninth
iunirg let DeDison come out shead. Tie
score Was co g.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23
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THE REFRIGERATOR.
A Committee of sort Worth Cir zsns G. ne
to Galveston About IL.

Committee of Sort Worm VI 29as u ne
TO Galveston About II.
List night Msrtin Casey, Jere Roche
snd E E. Clsse, = committee represent
ing the Fort Worth Refrigerator and Beef
Export Company, in company with
Colonel Do5son and Captain Thos.
West, LETT for Galveston to
see Whst arrangements could
De made with the citizens Of thst plsce to
erect cooling room for the storsge ct
the dressed beef to be sent from Fort
Worth. TIE success OF their visit will
nave much to do with the closing OF the
contract.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23

Time of game-2 10 Earned rurs- None
Frat base on errors-fCrt Wor h. 6; Dil as. 3.
First bise on called bars Fort w nth. l.;
Dallas. l. Struck ous-By FudYer 6. bv Whit
.Aker 9. Left on bases-Fyrs Wor h, 8 Da'-
las, u. Two bas1 hit Sunday and Kirtle.
Double plays Wentz and Lewis. kit and
Firle. Passed bsl s-Welcn, Rodgers. WI d
pitches-Whir' aker. !: FQdger, 2. = II with
pitched all joyce. Umpirs-FlaheTty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23
The Coronation

Berlin, JUICE 22-The National I'll
tuag aGno1Icas mat the coronation #
the Emperor and Emp. ees IS K!Dg aCd
Qleen II Prussla viii t:ke place az Koe
nIss5erE in autumn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23

The L2Edoa and n Northwestern Railway
Company has begun 10 isy rails alony he
SlropsHr canal in oder to try the CUB
s.itution Ct locomotives for torses ior
canal bcs.s,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-23
TEE&1 BEAUTIFUL 4R&>VF1S on
q > Z = y = - = = :
viii be penetrated by FirstClass
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As promptly the material be delivered and the WORK
cOmpany officers will leave month complete OH
material.

Tie management desire say that they have ssoSed
this beautiful property to stand without
nents snce the public sale last FALL and quietly
selling lots a: private sale parties WISHING build The
property hiss greatly enhanced the city grows.
The present line otsspolIcy is to have this
street line 1utshed and running ct the
earliest da!e eessiblei to lay out and gravel new
streets and cd and reps the present ones; arrange
pirk ose pleasure and comfort of al who msy choose to
freanE IT, AID to adopt such in the management
q properly will the benefit, comfort and
pleasure oi patrons Our agreements out
exscy sad rust by ioera generous and inst treatment
tie patrons to friends general csuse the
steady and permanent Improvement CT the beautiful
suburb CT Fart Worth To the business ssy
that if you Owned home in SylVania you would ind 1t d