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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27
SPIRTTUALIsM.

Mrs. J. ]. Whitney. of San Francisco.
celebrated unconscious trance test medium.
will hold a spiritual test meeting on Sun
day evening. May q, st Hsrtmsn's Hall. at
O'Clock sharp. Admission Is cents.
Names Of your spirit friends given in full
ss they appear. with messages. Positive
proof Of spirit return. Mrs. Whitney Is the
most celebrated platform test medium now
before the world.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27
OUR MARKET REPORTS
Quotations By Wirs-Ths 0reed
Rapids Mzrkess-

Tns 1s41xtng FePon q yssler3Ays Nsw
ferk stock kxehssss ana the chic4xc srska
nzrksls Rotes lh@ epsnlng. h,gAssl. lowssl and
el<ins prees n tns oss1sr n<nsd:
c. ;. & =. lIs5<. ll5s<, ia iiz ysrsey Cea-
tFs-, az es4 a. sz53 Csazts so1,A era,
- -. - =. Lo1ssrle 4 Nashsills. $. IS.
So, tsl Laks sa0Ee. slz@, stA 49, st4.
Isrsa1 F.ei1c, 7s.., ~ 1x -: Aew EIs'
la1d. 80, -, ~ 575s; Nother1 Pselnx. 4
=. ~. ~ S5rshsFn Fseske ~. 80. 80
-. 81 SoEih ne<,Srn- hss lssfss is5s.s
Ira. -. a. zes 49, f4elhc Asn, -. sS><.
<ts6 zss4 ETis. ia zs1s zsts ~ fniislei p1ta
& he41lng. -. e. Ses oe1ss kleenoli Ter
al :. o.; Texas Paci6e. - ). as. us. A1s
Inloa Paeine. 81 IS, 49,, ass Western tnlon.
"a. 1G -. 49,
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

wbeat--No. ?. June. se1s. So. s55s. So; July,
cors Jane ssss sss4 49, Ssss; July, 5f5s
oS3., a.. 80
JAS June ssss sssI ss1S ss5s July. ss1s ssS<
Ax-
HFoFk-Iune. g4z7, u4z7. a42o. sl42Os-suiy
tt1. NtN, siA<S sl42l
Lsrd-JaEs sa-oEs ss.5s. $50. SIS: July, $50
E.ea g. 81 <aSa
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

Coal-ssO0 crate. s7.75.
Lime-Grand Rapids. 75c Ohio 9oc: Petoskey.
s1.DO.
Salt-75c for Saginaw or Manistee
Kerosene-Mich. test iO1z, water white. 1lhc-
Gasoline-l2c per gallon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

It Is easier 70 slide than fun, and they inva-
riably naze longer slides than aspeedy man
would flnd necessary. Orr, ia fact, always
gives the impression that DO has forgotten
that winter Is past aud tObaggining over.
he runs about half tho distance between
bases and then slides The rest. Although
la weighs considerably more than two hun
dred pounds aad has rotund paunch, he
never seeksto save hiraseif, but slides along
as II on an Indian sled on Of chute on the
Polo Grounds. williamson Is another long
slider, and be. like Orr, uses his wealth
OF stomach ss q sled. Ward is the scientific
slider. he runs toward the base at q break
neck pace, and when within few yards Of
II dashes 70 tho ground, throwing his legs
outward as he does so and passing behind
tho baseu.an. His trick has not been
learned By others yet, but It is good one,
and rarely Is he caught when stealing To
base. Ewing Is another clever slider, but
Buck depends moro on speed and dash
than trickery TO gain his point. He goes in
headformost, and II q baseman is not care
ful he win scarcely avoid being upset.
latham is Ike Ewing. Speed Is his strong
point, and often he has slid SO hard that
when coming IN contact with the baseman
the latter has been upset
On the other hand, Cooper depends on his
weight HIS style IS peculiarly his own, and
while there is no record Of its being copy
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27


ercpplng or plung.Hg into Ret, knows tAs
dii1caltles and has tine 70 gauge her dis
tance2 Not 50, however, with . base
runner lie must spring away whea op-
portEnity o6ers, and b throwing himself
head foremost or feet foremost 70 the earth,
side along the ground towards his goa.
over pebbles and through mud and dusL
oaiy t0 bs greeted with laughter II ensnc-
eessf1l, and with mingled laughter aud APP
pause II successful B4rked alma, torn
scalp. bruised limbs and body be gets for
lis daring, and little else. AS hAs been
said, some msn slide 70 ,he bases feet foFe-
laosl an1 others go headicng. Which styls
. the better Is . mooted question, each
having an equal number Of exponents and
adherents. The best sliaers. however, pre-
fsr the headlong plunge Jchanie Ward.
Sed WilAansoa, Fogsrty, Ewing, Sunday,
Mulyey, Nash, brown, Of Boston, Latham,
Dave Orr, Mcclellan and others equally as
Wei known 70 ln head foremost, while 'sthe
only" Kelly, Gore, C0nn0r, Smith, Robin
son, Bastlzn, Aason, Hanion and others pro-
fer Jumping feet foremost.
Iaefe are some startling pecnliarities
among base sliders, too, and these in part
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

EIo4s aeFo0af. %, IS
sAs = called. serisiist,
4 e YER Ok ia .
chan ces that bass-
bal players 90 every
day o. the dela she
- -. .l-...l al.as.1 -
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

bone elzb. tse on-.ookers .llI zzwSys iz1ga
- ze aaL1s u > hssei'u11er - ke slAies
11sler t-e z.-4zGAan ef = 80 n er1er . es-
eaRe beng Pa.t eu4 i - . pse1Ll2f tang.
t1ls s.1sllag te Eases. IneEs - . dekided
knaek zneat 4. 4ad fes nsn st1<in 2ny
tA.az Resr perfe1.en n = Iha usn " ID
excel A. e ia beth tae iesxae and sssoeisr
ten CA really De cezntsa On The nager-
ends, 4nd tAoss ~ ths sseoad grz1s of tAs
st1dy are Eat n1nsro1s, slthsr
Lzzei las gained netsriety. fame II you
rle.ss, by hsr dsrias - eeF plzagss fren
lsfty heigbts INTO sszong Ee1s. ba. ths
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27
ccNsTIpA pATIoa

s-c~ a. 50 scld - Drswxszs
WELLS. scHtsDs2s sco FFop's
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27
Coal-ss.Oo: crate. s7.75.

wood-Block stove wood, sl.7592. IS per cori;
four-foot wood, s4.00G5.0 90 per cord
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

are the cause for
N Q rFIment- ave
Orr and Esterbrook
always impress aper-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

suga-s-Cut loaf SC; granula.ed, 797isc:
"a" e@6s4c: Extra ''C.s' 6t96kc: Yellow
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-28
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

n Az me Pickwick: 7 A Scurlock, Cleburne:
ggSSSIiow, ST Louis; r E Tankersley, Houston
I, "a! Indian Territory; n @ Walton. Dali
TsII,LA Gathings, Cleburne; r Il Hopley.
ioHsikana; A Pickett, Big Springs; CLARK
VT Stewart, Texas: 7 G Walker, New 'V or.
SS,sAlsi Rhoms, Rhome, Tex; G II Webb.
nm ouls; L York and wife, Decatur; T q
IN, ,., ana Ben Hill, Comsnchie; A Hoyle, Bel
ba,, haslowsky, st L A & r R; z d We'll
w Wv Earnest, Richmond III Il Matthews, Bowie
M srd, West Forks; j W Dunn, st Louis; P
FSsy, clarendon; t A Winston, Clarendon /;
VIZ! Haqghan, Colorado; Fl Conney, Gaines
Yoi,km. Barr, Dallaa; FL Il Scudder, New
RO,ai @ Nurpelly Dallas; r T
CWS,, Cincinnati; W II Boykin. Dallas
i,n, sS5nnett Cincinnati; J A Mabers, Texar.
Dsca,,aa Wellborn. Henrietta; W Patrick,
bsm%asi A W Jordan, Florence, KAN w A
WS,,aSno J1don: A Deyereux. Decater; Sam
jim ISaesd, Marshall; Geo Almon. Big Springs
spolia op,ey, TeIarkana; ID Bronierd, Mime
a. Frickart. Big springs.
Es,,ss1 M Mansion: A E Holley. San Antonio
SIo,,rms D1nohue, Wichita Fails; John T
Ys.,o ne, agent Early Bird 90; o c Laufher, Gal
ett sns' 7 Easley, Hutchison, Kan; A d Lock
HPSuu,,WL Mrs NJ Hayler, Grand Forks, d I
" I Wi,, Denver; Fred A Beall, T and Ry
nunnnsnnnh 4rd, Pecos Oltyi b Jones, I
0Gissssrtr sermany; H K suter, Corsicana; W
Deessnn, McGregar: w Fl Bullock and W fe
Hass Fl Hosack, San Antonio;
sscIt New York; Pease. Fair
vi ninn; Q L Heath. Cleburne, Tex
tu6Sosnn sno wife, Temple: @ M.ther
,or' Nh, Nan o L Mistrot ID scatur; j w Han
Jim nntain Springs: Zoo ey, Brookston
kWsi,hhilssp Paris; Z T Watson, Range;
Mis- George. Pecos City; S AJonee
,l,tyroi NE C:eager, Miss Addie Yelock, Var
GBsre RobJins, NJ d RYAN, Temple; "
Rursss, D,1ias Charles E Head, Bowie; "
eHos,,.biQ e Monnd; N Lznhan, Gateeville
Ssson s.enoen and brother, Bridgeport; Cha
san Antonio; J a Mathews, Bowie,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-28
TIE PRESBYTERY.
a Number of Ministers and Elders OF the
Presbyterian Church in Council.

Number OF Ministers and Elders OF the
Presbyterian Church in Council.
THURSDAY, April %, 1888.
A half hour was spent In devotional
exercises Rev. DR.. Moore officiating.
Wednesdays minutes were then read,
which are as follows: The PresbYtery OF
Dallas was convened pursuant to ad-
iournment in the Broadway Presbyterian
church and was opened with q sermon by
Rev. S. B. Campbell, D D., Of Lancaster,
Tex. The text WAS taken from I. Thess.,
v-xvi, after which the Presbytery was
constituted with prayer by Rev. Rober,
Logan, moderator. The state CLERK
called the roll of Presbytery and the fol-
lowing ministers and ruling elders were
found to be present and enrolled:
Ch,ney, L. B.; Logan, Robert; Moore,
john S.; Smith, A. P Stone, F. G. ;Ec-
win,,F. W.; Harris. j. L.; Walker, j. A.
Lee, c. S. M; Raymond, Jr., b. r. /;
Brantley, E ;Rogers, o. F.; Nall, Robert
Il Mitchell, william; Raymond, ST., a.
R.; Henderson, j. g.; Dickey, William
Jacobs, G R Erwin, S. B.; Johnson,
Angus; Wilson A. R.; Campbell, S. B.
Sheriff., R E; Ralston, CD Green
Haston D. D.; Thompson,,G. T.; Hershey
P. 81.
RULING ELDERS.
S. VI. Carietoa, Ennis; ". q. Field
Fort Worth, First church; D. P. Wilson,
Hsudley; 1. N. Bine, Haskell; A. W
Rice, Lancaster; G. P. Neuny, McKin-
ney; h. D. Caldwell, Milford; J. E
Wharton, Sherman; G P. Barron, Var
Alstyne; W. Schusler, Waxahachie; G
A. mccall, Weatherfotd.
Rev. W. U. Dickey, Arson, Tex wal
elected moderator.
| Ruling Elder P. Il. Carter, Abilene
Tex was elected temporary clerk ant
ruling elder. S. M. Carleton, Ennis
Tex, was elected reading clerk.
On motion of Rev. VIM. Mitchell, Phi
D., the hours Of session were fixed from
O'Clock 8. m. to 1880 p. m, and from
2:30 p. m. to $3.50 p. m.
On motion adjourned until O'Clock
Thursday morning. Closed with prayer
by Rev. j. S. Moore, D. D., Sherman.
April &c, 9 O'Clock q. m.-The Presby.
terry met and WAS opened with on hal
hour Of devotional exercises, conducted
by Rev. W. U. Dickey, moderator.
The minutes of lsst nights session
were read and approved.
Rev. A. P. Smith, D. D., appeared ant
gave reasons for absence from last night
4 session, which were sustained. Rev. A
+. Smith wrote letter giving reason
for absence for last nights SEES
sion, which were sustained. Rev. T
J. Stone wrote letter giving reasons TO
absence from this meeting which on mo
ton were sustained.
The reasons OF non presentation of tn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-28
No Yellow Fever at Barlow

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, April 27.-The
following, signed by ten prscticinglphysi-
clans has been received from Barlow, one
of the places where yellow fever is al
legged to exist according to Surgeon Gen
eral Hsmilton's report: eve the IN
dersigned embracing every practicir G
physician OF this place hareoy certify thst
there is not now, nor has there ever been
within our knowledge or information,
single case Of yellow fever within the
town, nor within Polk county OF which
Barlow is the county seat"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-28
Horse Trader Dead.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 27.-L. L. Dor
sey, Jr., the we'll known trotting horse
trader and turf writer, fell dead at his
farm near this city, aged sixty. For over
thirty years he has bred fine trotting stock
in this country. He founded the Gold
Duet, family. Ep.ulette sold for 1922, 500
aafAWss probably the finest horse h. ever
trained. Dorsey WAS an Englishmsn and
s graduate of Oxford.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-28
London Saturday Review London Academy London hhenSun

On "Treasure Isand.'
publish, the following descriptions tell
genius written
Of and force to be its
there ia to be-
and the
Saturday Rede.
skffuly
dramatic
Smot
the bold buccan and all the stirring incidents
ACADEMY
r Stevenson's strongly
succeeded
identify himself
Atbanexm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-28
Kemp.
hemp.
Correepondence of the Gazette,

Correspondence of the Gazette.
KEMP, TEX April 25.-Yesterday We
had q slight shower, the first in foul
weeks, and it WAS badly needed, but was
not sufficient to accomplish much good
Despite the need Of rain, however, vege.
tation is luxuriant, corn being psrticu'
lsrily fne.
Stock has been subscribed and paid in
for constructing telephone line to Ksut-
man, the county seat, tlus connecting Us
with Terrell, Dsllas, Fort Worth ard tie
outside world generally. The contract
for the poles was let Saturday, aud they
are to be delivered this week, when the
building will be pushed through kitten
days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-28
ROUND-UPS.
West Texas Never Locked More Prom.
Icing TO the Stockman and Farmer
Than it Does Now.
Tho losses OF Cattle in tho United sta.el
Much Smaller During asst Year
Than the Year Before.

/. R. Dsrnell of Seymour, connected
with the Kit Carter Cattle Company is ir
the city.
G. q. Cornell, a Sweetwater gentle
man who hiss large cattle interests neal
the New Mexico line, is in the city.
lack Mulhsll, representative of the
Hunter, Evans & Co. commission house,
who makes his headquarters in Forl
Worth, reached the city yesterday from
the Indian Territory.
-.
II. C. Hord, an attorney of Sweet
water, who is in Fort Worth locking
after thu interests of the Long Brothers
in the pending trade OF the Lexington
Ranch, said last evening that the nego-
tiations were blocked for time, but he
thought the obstacles would be overcome
to-day, and everything would 60 on
smoothly again.
-.
With regard to cattle the Department
Of Agriculture in Its recent report says
the losses during the past twelve months
were much smaller than last year, and
considerably under the average for q
series Of years. The total loss reported
is less than 1 800, 900 head, sgsinst ovel
2, 900, 900 last yesr. The deaths from K
posure and from starvation in few sec
tons make up large part of the aggre
gate, exceeding the losses from diseases
proper and from accident.
-.
Major IA. ". billiard, vice. president
of the International Rspge Association
and one of the best known stockmen OF
WesternlTexas, is IN the city aud tells loi
prosperous condition of things in his
part OF the state that makes the friend Of
that section lean back In his chair anC
smile in complscencs and satisfaction
The country never looked better. The
rains have been so heavy that work and
travel On the piains ksre impeded in 8
great many places, and so many
prGFie dogs have been drowned and liz
dsefmp posing on the ground that the all
Mi1fpregnated with foul smells.
E SID MsjslsE. W. billiard yesterday
"ThenumoSf OF cattle going from Texas
this year TO be fattened in the Territory
is unprecedented in the history Of the
business. The movement Is not entirely
caused by the lack Of purchases from the
northwestern states, but is the outcome
Of desire on the part Of great many
cattle owners who are in debt to &c,
even with the world. do not think the
Tex.s stockmen need to look sgain to
|sMaatana as a place to MIXTURE
their cattle, but they will have
to take hold of the business themselves
With the present outlook there is no rea
son to doub. there will be feed enough
raised in Texas this year to fstten every
animal of Texas growth that can be
brought to the trough, and IL the stock
men do not take advantage of this condi
ton OF things, 1t will be because the
fattening business is comparatively ne Il
in the state ana has not been brought
before those interested in such way az
to induce them to embark in 1t. Bu'
those who DO not take to 1t voluntarily
will be forced into it."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-28
An Attachment Ii wed.
special to the Gazette.

5pCCId1 o0Lbssts
DAINeERFIxLD, TEX, April 27.-Tfe
Sheriff levied an attachment on the stock
of liquors and bsr fixtures of c. E. Kirk
patrick this evening in favor ct j. M
beware of Jefferson. The Liabilities are
about S1100; assets about $500. Kirk
patrick had already turned what stock be
had o er to three of his creditors, John
C. Conley, j. F. Jones and J q. Wise, be.
fore the attachment was run.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-28
~ a, ia UPHIN,
v Warrington, d. O.
Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, Ia.

pEMEMRERTha the presence Of Gen.
saGfu eWO~tera Beauregard and Early,
who are In charge Of the drawings, Is guaran-
tee of absolute fairness and integrity, that the
chances are all equal, and that no one can pos
sibly divine what number will draw prize.
IL GUARANTEED By fOUR NATIONAL
BANKS Of New Orleans, and the Tickets are
signed by the President of an Institution,
whose chartered rights are recognized In the
highest Courts; therefore, beware Of any imi
tations or anonymous schemes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-28
ecR0fULOUS SORES.
w. ereat sufieripgs Ended By the
Chio rn,tcure X, medses.


o,th, d the left hand of our lit
when sAu1 began to swell and ID every
as srsndeD1 a large boil. We poulticej Ii,
sppestsn W nurpose, About i've months after,
but 81 70 running core. soon otner sores
i:bs sSs BE then Son nsp beesme more and more
ssnd, ana ! az less time for thea, TO break out
impure u w On the chin. beneath the under lip,
sore canI yery offensive. His hesd was one
Tcicn w dischsrging great aeai. Inls was
Is condi.ippft The care Of him, his mother having
IunderN he was 8 little more than wear old,
died Wnen (scrofula of course). He could
Of consu,,tte but could not get up If he fell
and could not 0ve e whs IN Comm 19 snceS
no use o. " CTTTIuURA REMEDIES, using the
With In' and CUuCURA SOAP freely, end
CUTlCS nod taken one bottle OF the UrlCURA
Wien his head was completely cured,
sid ne We encouraged, and continued me use
rery npSoomedies fora year and haif. One sore
Of ine .nnother healed. bony matter 1or ming In
stter 81 81 ~ these dee deep ones just before
ssssns which WOaa sRa Would heal Eapla a
were sISsse ugly neutrality-suspicious. l preserved.
0ue OF 1nTH dozen and half bottles he was
After cured, and Is rev. at the age OF six
COMP strong and hesltzXchild; Ths scars on
biz nam ongo we once fessed be would never
s.rons " nse them sAifthatsp by sicians did for
be so I,s b,m no good; All wzo saw the child
bin dlu s liz the CgFfcURA REnEDIBs and see
De Or SI Id' now consider 1t wonoerful curs. II
the eaa act, are OF any use To you, yon are at
the sDo. ,o use them. MRS. ELS. BRIGGS,
Ifis 1855 le E: Clay ST., Bloom ngtnn, III.
Cgti'.,ensSed from 1t, externaIiYs and CUTI-
soar RRIRsoiyENT, the new bio d pprifie.. In.
oJRa srir srsa posi i've cure for every form Of
ts, err snd blood disease from pimples 70 scrof-
als .,, svsrywhere. Price, cutie IRA, soc;
sou o5c MsoLvENT, 81. PreparedSby the
s so4Ty RI pRnG AND CHEMICAL Co Boston,
sss-send for "How to Cure oS Skin disease "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-28
James Payn.

Con "Dr. Jekyu and Mfr. Ryde.")
sIt is q work OF incontestable genius.
Nothing in my judgment, by Edgar Allen
Poe, to be generous, is to be compared
to It."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-28
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
" OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

Incorporated IN 1868 for Is wears ~ the Leg.
islature aSf Educational and Chefttable pur-
poees-wifA hscApital of $1,000 OO0kto which a
res rye fun3Sof over $550,0o0 has since been
added. 49, IL
By an overwhS3ning populartbte Its fran
chise was mace gSfxt of the preafht State Con-
stitution ADOPTED Sember e. I'D D., 1879.
The only Lottery epety9ts1 eus fad endorsed By
1t Rsrer scdtssor postpones
It's Grand sing}e Number. Drawings take place
monthly, and Ae Grand Quarterly Drawings,
TENDER aud Decemfssl.
A sPLENDID. OF OKrUNIT1
TO WIN FOkcUNE. FIFTH
GRAND DR. WING. GIiAsHE, IN THE AOAD.
ENVY OF MUSIC, NEW0MEANS, TUESDAY
MAY s, 1SSS-216th Monthly Drawing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-28
What Others SayAbout Him
Pail Mall Gazette:

"Just what he does no &c els can do.
As prose writer, IS tai, Gle rcnow
as poet, he stands alone
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-28

The greatest livsr invigorstor, specific
for the kidneys, purifier of the blood. re-
novator the system is Maguire's Cum
durango. .s,ssss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-28

Vs., New Potatoes ssa Bssts,
nr.i.n ne indeed, ne among the late ar
Po,t w ol new Spring vegetables at the
worth Grocer Co.'S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-28
California Honey

This is the pure nstnFsf made honey,
and possesses no sdulteration whatever.
Try some OFT. We guarantee it will
pleassyUu. FORT WORTH GROCER Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-28
Capital Prize, $3.50, 1000.
ss-Notice -Tscksts are Ten Dollars only. Halves,
s5,s EftAs, 50. Tsnths, 81.
-SntIIsr. nE ppIzzs

Z,II5H xEB, AMOUNTING Vo'' ....'..... .So5o,OOU
4 Appldb11tpn for rates to clubs should be made
/ only % she4nice of the Company in New Or
For furt&r Information write clearly, giving
Ifrll addree9. N8O3EAL NOTES, Express
Money Ordef&pfzHew York Exchange in ordi-
Aary letter. Cuxreacy by Express (at our ex-
81 W, A. DAUPHIN,
80 New Orleans, La.
Waahln9fnYf. n a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-28

uI.u. no wss IN guuu business ana
had the friendship and enjoyed the high
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-28

of the church In Western Texas were also
considered. The meeting has thus far
been very beneficial.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-28
THE AUTHOR

Stevenson the most popular living author His place
romancer unique His books can be anywhere
buy the authorized editions which pay the author royalty
and stories of adventure ('Kdnaped and 'sTreasure
Island and his undesirable book CDR. Jekyl and Mr.
Hyde are all the best books of their kind to be had.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-28

the top and bottom bolts and the lock. Il
Ia thought the partfea hsvo a,raadv hnan
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-28

lack Mulbsl, representative OF the
Huater, Evans & Co. commission house,
who makes his headquarters in Fort
Worth, reached the city yesterday from
the Indian Territory.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-28
The Churchnan.

ION his"A Chila's Garden Of Verses")
1--WE do not know anything in the whole
range OF English literature to equal them
in their own peculiar charm. There is o
subtle beauty in them which is indescrib-
able and unequaled."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-28

charged with introducing whisky into the
Indian country, and was lodged in jail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-28

On 8 big rock ut Ssybfod
painted In large green letters
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-28

ny Arcnoisuop Uroke OF easel, ireland,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-28

G. 81. Cornell, a Sweetwater gentle.
man who has large cattle interests neal
the New Mexico line, is in the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-28

PSoIJo Kin and -calp preserved and
RAHIS beautifsd by CUTIcURA MEpI-
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ION "Kidnaped.")
"No better book of its kind has ever
been written"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-28
W. W. BAKER,

The following were elected delegates
to the General Assembly to convene at
Baltimore: DR.. A. P. Smith Of Dallas;
Professor J. E. Wharton Of Sherman and
Captain S. P. Greene Of Fort Worth.
There was Q very interesting discussion
in regard to home and foreign missions.
The ways and means for the extension
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-28

I.R. Dsrnell of Seymour, connected
with the Kit Carter Cattle Company is in
the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-28
BLACK LAND BAFGAIN.

100 acres choicestshog wallow black lar d well
fenced; l mile from railroad town. Address.
CO. thomson, Real Estate Agent, Greenville,
Texas
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