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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
Dress Goods. Dress Goods.

Tomorrow We put forward our entire
stock OF Dress Goods.
Grand sale OF seasonable Dress Goods at
LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS
COST.
1000 yards Of wool.flled Nuns Yelling
at Z lc u yard; worth zoe.
You can buy Atwood Henrietta Cloth
for 35c yard
Tomorrow 33ic yard will buy imported
wool Challi, worth 65c.
Bic yard will buy all-wool albatross
worth soc, on Monday.
Wool Suilngs We will offer next week
at Toe a yard.
Examine our superb stock OF Black
Chantiln Lace Flouncing.
g9c yard will buy i2.inch Black
Chantilla Flouncing; worth sl.0o q
yard.
You can buy 42.inch Black Chantila
Lace Flouncing for II % Il yard. Sold
elsewhere ut 500 yard.
Sl.00 yard will buy pure silk Chan
tilla FlOuncing; worth fully - n yard.
l2-inch Cream Flouncing, in cream, blue
and Bismarck, at iDc yard ON Monday.
Another attractive bargain w1 bo 100
dozen Ladies' black, brilliant Lislc Thread
Hose, three pairs for 81. Sold elsewhere
at SOC pair
800 dozen Ladies' full, regular made,
fancy striped Hose, six pains for 81; well
worth 25c u pair.
New saiccnsi New satecnsi
Over 30 now patterns just opened at
loo yard
We have left about 90 pieces Of those
figured Linen Lawns that We are selling at
Toe yard, worth Zoe and 25c yard.
300 pieces Of Tourist Ruching in cream,
pink, blue, scarlet aud black at Soc box
OF six yards.
white Embroidered Null sLirting.
Lot Of 20 pieces, 40 inches wide, at
j0c yard.
2-fot Of 90 pieces, 40 inches wide, at
zoe per yard.
S.loi OF 80 pieces, 40 inches wide, at
gDc a yard.
Lot Of IS pieces, 40 inches wide, at
: IS a yard
These prices are below competition.
MEMS Furnishing Goods.
Certainly YOU will never have a better
opportunity 10 buy than now.
/ lot Of bloachcd drill drawers at Toe q
pair.
lot bleachcd drill drawers with double
lined seats, ut Ale, sold elsewhere at zoe n
pair.
100 dozen unlaundcrcd shirts at SIZE
each; n big bargain.
100 dozen ls plaits open front shirts at
72c, worth fl.O0.
A full line Of collars and cuffs, suspend.
en-, ties, etc, always on hand.
Half Price.
paras0lsl Parasolsl
At sgc--l lot Of striped satin coaching
parasols, fancy carved handles, reduced
from $3.50.
AZ Ojc--l lot Of plain and checked satin
coaching pamsols, long natural handles,
reduced from sl.75.
Al STAT lot Of fancy checked and
striped coaching parasols, long handles
with silver tips, reduced from $3.50.
At S2.2b-lot Of silk parasols In MI
shades. natural aud carved handles, silver
tips, paragon frame reduced from $500.
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LBUBRIEs
CLEARING AND REMOVAL SALE,
sao NAT. street.

B.-In order that all who visit ne
may share In the bargains, We viii limit
the sale Gin some few lots) TO purchasers.
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rcas, of bargains Tomorrow.

40.inch, An Wool Debcge, worth coo the
world over, tomorrow only 3jc
Figured Challi Dclaincs, the fashionable
summer wool goods, at lie yard.
lOc TABIE- Containing Dcn;ellcs, Figured
Canvas Cloth, Coldrcd Striped liatistc,
Figured Batistc, worth really Poe, all
ut loo tomorrow.
LAST DAY-Tomorrow will be the last day
that We shall offer Double Width
Mixed Suitings ut loo; they were
opened at 4Oc.
Morn Every day brings something new in
Figured French Satines the style and
colorings make these goods valuable.
We can give you French Saline for
SOC, hut the choice sugar plums cost
Just ~ much now rs at the opening OF
the season. Price Doc and sac
CLoTmINo Anticipating the result Of our
clearing sale IN the Clothing Depart
ment during Friday and Saturday last,
we telcgraphed for new Summer gar
mcnts for Men and BOYS, which were
expressed, and will he on sale tomor-
row. Sicillian, Alpaca and Seonuckcr
Coats aud Vests, odd Summer lrous-
ers, Light Wool Suits and new lot OF
Mems Hue Flannel suits ~ $50,
considered cheap At $3.50.
Orp NfuttNrrs Dufing Tho raina al Last
week, beut their energies In making
Summer Hats and Bonnots, 10 be sold
at low prices. Orders were not
crowding and they had the time. You
will see extraordinary values tomor-
row In Ladies' aud Childrcn's Hats at
Doc, sl.0O, $3.50 500 and 500.
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MENKEN g. COMPANY.
.,,cna uuIford.. aaetiou

This week Fine Clocks. Silycrwarc,
Watches, etc, at your own bidding.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03

AtrESp the Concert and Hop at Estival
park tot the benefit Of the orphans, Juno5.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
MENKEN g. COMPANY.
Don't Waste Your Time Reading This
Advertisements

unless you have got taste, and can appre-
ciatc works Of art.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03

p D. SWAIN, OpleIan, a, MulIord'.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
Leusrie.' Removal sale.

SOC, 45c and Csc for mems heavy 0voralls.
400 and l5c for mems flannel Shirts with
collars and side pockets, regular zoe
article.
25c, 2oc, 35c for mems gingham and chow
lot Shirts.
l0c, 12ic l5c for excellent suspenden.
O0c for rubber storm Apron with spring at.
tachment, worth 1925.
75c, pOc, si.O0 and sl.25 each for Lace Cur
tains.
loo, zoe and CSC for mems satin lined
Scar.s.
2nc for boys good unlaundercd Shirts.
sc pair for lever Cuff Buttons.
ipc, 35c, 45c, Sc for infants kid Shoes,
Sandals, etc.
CSC for misses kid slippers.
75c for ladies' hid slippers.
81. 25 for ladies best Kid Oxford Tics, shoe
store price, $3.50.
Isb Lot Of Ladies. a htldreu's and Misses
Hosiery.
The above prices approximate the values
which exist In our store, and are made
solely with the view OF reducing stock and
realizing before removal, which will shortly
take place.
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25c and upwards, all styles.
zoe, 0jc and Sl.25 for ladies' All Linen
Busters.
Sl.25 TO $3.50 for Mohair busters.
Zoe, l2lc and l5c for mems Suspenders.
2jc, 35c, soc, zoe for mems and boys
Straw Hats including Mackinaw.
zoe for mems gauze Undenhirts.
l9c for mems drill Drawers.
DC for mems hemmed llandkerchieis, fancy
border.
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rmsro,derie- aud rIoun cling.

Oriental skirting, vcrydccp, CSC; cheap
nj 75c per yard.
Oriental All.ovcr, SOC; cheap at 81 per
yard.
Full line All.Ovcr 25c per yard.
Pink Embroidery, very desirable, ele-
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Cnicos AND GNGuANs- i2lc Ginghams.
&c tomorrow; &c shifting Calicos NJ
a. tomorrow, lNc Soeuucker at loo
tomorrow best French Zcphyr Cling.
hams at 2Oc tomorrow, worth 3Oc aud
Jjc.
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Only nj Leubrics' Prices.

l0c, 20c, Sc, for best Mian's, all shapes
and styles, one-hali price.
l5c, l0c 25c, for 500 different shapes in
children's trimmed Sailors and Picnic
Hats.
l0c, l2lc, 17lc and zoe, for finest MORE
Ribbons, all newest shades.
35c for infants Long Dresses and Gowns.
75c, Sl.O0 and 81. 25 for infants finest en-
broidered null and jaconet long
Robes.
Each $3.50 for long tapestry Portienes.
Poe for complete Curtain Poles.
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considered cheap At $3.50.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03

+. :. Don't forge, our &c White Check
aud BE- White Lawn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
LcubrIes' Removal sale.

DC, Toe and l2lc for gents Hemmed, Hem
stitched, colorcd border Handker-
chiefs; fine quality.
40c, 6jc, Zoe for gents best Laundered
Shirts.
sic for mems fine, striped and solid Hall
Hose.
Soc for painted dome lamp.
Sl.75 for brass stand lamp.
aud l0c for largest and best Spongcs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-24
RIOT IN MRXICO.
Three Americans and One Mexican KILLED
In 9 Railway Camp.

Three Americans AND One Mexican KILLED
In q Railway Camp.
Special to the Gazette.
LAREDO, TE1, Feb. 2S.-From pas
sengers arriving over the M xican
National from Saltillo 1t is learned that 8
bloody riot occurred in one Of the rail
way camps, about sixty or seventy miles
below that city along the line Of the ex
tension on the night of ga inst, in which
three Americans aud one Mexican lost
their lives. No particulars could
be obtained as to how the strouble
originated except that they Iwere
rival factions of workmen around 8
monte table and all drunk. Suddenly the
trouble began and the fight was general
The names Of the men are not known. II
is said that several others were wounded
Scarcely q day passes but that some
trouble occurs in some Of these camps
The Mexican authorities scarcely have
enough ofls rs on the ground to keel
order, and are too slow generally to catct
the perpetrators.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-24
SHEK nan.

Charged with Opening . Letter Wife.
Beaten Boil, yea TO be Insane.
Special TO the Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX Feb 90 City Marshal
Blain arrested John Stone, the colorea
j.nitor for Franklin College, Ia this city,
this morning ami lodged him in jail on q
warrant issued from United States Com
missioner r cketts' court on q charge OF
iutercepting and opening letter belong
ing to another party Stones case is .
peculiar one. H Is quite shrewd negro
ana has been g. work for some time pr =
pairing to inaugurate what he terms the
Colored L4borer's Association, with o
view to making himself the head cent T
or grand mas er Of the proposed associa-
ton in the south. he orgaDiz ID 8 lodge
in this city, and having In view
the idea Of becoming grand mas
ter, withheld his name from its
roster which WAS INT to the Secretary Of
SfAte in the name of the secretary Of the
lodge organized asking for charter.
necessary fees, the charter was granted
and forwarded oy mail to the secretary OF
the lodge in this city. Before the arrival
Of the charter Stone and his secretary
had q misunderstanding or falling out,
and when the charter came addressed to
the secretary Stone took the envelope
out Of the once and broke 1t open, hence
his arrest and Incarceration as above
stated. He will have preliminary hear
ing before the United States Commis-
sioner during the present week. q
James MCGOWAN, who attempted to
kill his wife ct the Blanchard hotel, q
this city 8 few days since by cutting hsl
throat win q pruning knife, is still As1<
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-24
TWELVE YEARS ASLEEP.
Ths Peculiar Csss of Herman Harms, the
ninnesoi6 marvel

The Peculiar Csse of Herman Harms, the
MinnesoIs marvel
wINoNA, MINI, Feb. IL Herman
Harms e Utica, ear this place, who has
,sttrscte6 n>iderable attention through
out the country by reason Of his extended
sleep, being termed the "Mlunesota Mar
VEL" has 81 last awakened from his SOM
nolent state, which he's extended over 5
period of nearly twelve years. He came
fr m Hanover, Germany, and with bls
family settled in S.. Charles, MIMI, in
1869. He had previously been troubled
with fits NJ somnolency, but in the sum-
mer of 1878 the strange disease took o
firm hold upon m, and ne lost con-
lciOusness ap0 TemoiBed 10 tina state,
aWakiug for two or three minutes at in
tervals aud partakipg of the lightest kind
4 uourishment and then falling to sleep
again.
In December, 1882, be awoke to full
consciousness, and sitter recuperating his
lost energies went to work as if nothing
had happened. All went well with hum
until August, 1888, when he was sud-
denly taken sleepy while carrying cup
Of tes to his wife, who was sick in bed.
He fell to the floor unconscious and re-
manned ever since in deep s!umber,
awakening at brief int rvsls as b, fore,
netween the hours Of and IL &. m, until
his fnsl awakening this week.
When first attacked by this strange
disease, Harms was about thirty eight
years old, and in apparent perfect health,
weighing $50 pounds. But he is now but
little more than skeleton, weighing
scarcely sixty pounds, snd when he frs
awoke his hair and beard were long snG
struggling. curious feature Of hit
illness was that neither shouts nor blow
| awakened him, and strong electric bat
teries were applied, but with no avail,
| the only effect being to cause slight
contraction of the muscles. His case
has bf I'll ID the skill of physicians, who
united in the opinion that the excessive
Of quinine undoubtedly tended to az
graVate the complaint.
correspondent visited him February
10, end found him sitting in 8 chair read.
Ing Germsn newspapers. He eppesred
rational. He entertained sanguine hopes
that he would be able to be about again
OF warm weather. Mr.. and Mrs. Harms
have five children, the eldest Of whom, 9
boy Of about nineteen, has furnished
almost the sole support Of the family bJ
mis- daily labor, the remaining iou
children being quite small. The family
have lived in Utica ABOUT year and 9
half, during which time Harms has beer
visited by hundreds Of people, who came
from all parts of the country. Strons
hopes are now entertained Of his ultimate
complete recovery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-24
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The Sum in Which VIII Greer, Charged with
Murder, is Admitted to Bali.
80 ,ba nozatta

The Sum In "hicn VIII GreerB Cn2rkeO WIN
Murder, is Admitted to Bali.
Special 10 the Gazette.
BoNHAM, TEX, Feb. 23-The habess
corpus trial OF Will Greer, charged with
murder, has just come uD, and resulted
10 Greer being admitted to bail in the
sum Of $4,000. The murder with whico
Greer is charged was committed one year
ago last Christmas, and WAS perhaps one
OF the blacklist deeds that ever dsrkened
the annals of Fannin county.
For several years there lived In the
vicinity of Rsverna an old hermit by the
name of Morgan. This man Morgan
lived in q crude log hut considerable
distance from any houses. Il was cur
rently rumored that Morgan hsd copsid-
cradle money in his possession, the actual
auount of which WAS supposed to be
$500. About December "a, 1886, per-
sous who had been sccustomr TO seeing
the hermit about bis hut were surprised
to see the cabin present q deserted ap-
pasrsnce. Suspecting thst all was not
right, the neighborhood WAS informed
| and the hut searched. Morgan was not
found In his house, but on the floor were
tracks of q bloody fight having recently
occurred. It then became apparent that
the old man had been murdered. The
neignborhood was searched and the body
Of the old man was found about zoe yards
from his hut with two or three bullet
noles in It, also the print Of some short
instrument, presumably au Ak, as II to
make sure OF the bloody work. The muir.
derer took all the old mans money. The
body was stretched out on its back with
hands crossed, as il resjV for burial.
The entire northern portion Of the coun
y WAS very much worked up over the
bloody deed, and rewsrd was offered
for the capture OF the perpetrators
Suspicion fsstent on Greer who bad fet
the country and the officers who have
been searching for him ever since
f cted his csp'ure few weeks ago II
the lower part of the state where he wa,
going under an al as. The charge agains
MIN is sustained only By rcumstances,
yet It is thought strong case will b;
made against him. His trlAl in the Dis.
trict court is set for March 2S..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-24
Oleburne.

Special to the Gazette.
CLEBURNE, TEX, Feb. 2s.-The Gle
burne Chronicle Brass Band is making
rapid strides in music and will soon be
quite an ornament to the city.
The band has organized an amateur
minstrel company, and will In about three
weeks give a Niger show for their ewn
benefit.
The county will build q bridge across
Esst Buffalo soon.
The Alliance Of Johnson county hold q
meeting in Cleburne the lst OF March.
John Looper has been arrested and put
under bond IS the man who assaulted
Mrs. Childress on last Saturday night 81
the foot bridge.
MIR. ]. A. Llndgren, chief OF the fire de-
partment, received this morning severA
pieces very necessary to the manipulation
of the hose, etc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-24
THE CANADIAN PARLIAAENT.
Second Session of thr sixth Pariiamsut CT
Canada OpeDed

Second Session of thu sixth Parliament CT
Canada OpeDed
OTTAWA, ONT, Feb. % AT ) p m.
to-day his excellency, the Governor Ger :
ersl, proceeded In srate to The Parli 'men'
building, and the members of the House
of Commons having been summoned to
the Senate Chamber, his excellencV
opened the second session OF the Sixth
ParIismeDt of Canada. In his opening
speech he had this to say on the fishery
question: The negntial ions between her
mejesty's government and that OF
the United States for the adjustment OF
what is kno wn as "Ihe fishery question:
have, L am p essed to inform you, resuite d
IN treaty which will, l venture to hope,
De considered by you as honorable, and
satisfactory to both nations. The treaty,
with papers and correspondence relstir g
thereto, will be laid b fore you aud you
will be invited to adopt measure to give
feet to it's provisions.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-24

part of seli-respect, and an oficer al
hat, should try to hide this coDduc;
In such manner; will say posi- ivelv,
that wss on the train Friday night CT
R ,und r Jck and saw myself the snsme-
full sight, and one that / think the cil-
zens OF San Antonio IS Christians old
perfectly right in beco" ing indignant
and one that Governor Ross IS Governor
If this grand old state, performed an ac'
which I-tbiDk every true-hesrted Ameri-
can and citizen Of Tex's will uphold
J,B. CROCKETT,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-24
FOUND A SKELETON.

The Cohanlsss ReaA aims Of an UaknoWR
Parry UussFthed NJ Laredo.
Special - the Gazette.
LAREDO, Tex, Feb. 23.-Quite 8 sen
sstion WAS caused to-day by the finding
Of q skeleton By some workmen engaged
in grading railway switch to connect
the Guadalupe Mining Company smelter
with the Mexican National Railway. The
body was ,und three feet under ground
and was badly decomposed. Nothing by
which 1t could be identified was found,
and there appears to be nothing in the
neighborhood to indicate that the body
had rested in 3 grave. It is thought ~
some to have been the result If 3 crime
committed some years ago, but who were
It's suthors and who the hl-stafred VIC
tim ID merely matter Of conjecture.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-24
Stuck Doing Well.

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
LAHPAsAs, TEX Feb. 20 This morn
log it is raining; an east wind and other
indicstions are favorable for 1t to last al
day. It is quite warm, ana stock may
feed in the rain and not suffer as they
nave heretofore. The farmers say tn.
crop prospects are more favorable than
they nave been for four years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-24
WHOLESALE Agent for TT. WORTH

in jsilawai,ng s preliminary trial. A CON-
plant WAS died 10 the 'uuty court to-day
chsfgng him with larceny, and he will oe
.rrsigned before Judge Gregg to-morro"
at O'clock TO be exsRined before jury,
spd should he be acjudged insane int
charge of assault to murder will be with
dra Hn apo he will be sent to the state In
sane ssy lum.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-24

Manufactured only oy the California Fig
Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal, is
nsture's OWE t1se Laxative. tt is the
,Hostessay taken aud tfe most pleasantly
sE<essve Fegtedy ssoan tccieanse the
system whsh bilious Or costiVe; to disBel
headaches, colds and fevers; to cure Ia.
0itual constipation, indigestion, etc. Fol-
sale in 30 cents and 81 bottles by Threl.
keld & Lyme, druggists, Fort Worth.
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saw Ro.n scbm,d, IN ob.,n,.

LIBERTY HILL, TEX, Feb p. 1855.
TO the Editor of the Gazette
notice in Tuesdays GAZETTE q special
from Waco regarding the "girl convict
in which your reporter leaves the i'm
preston that 1t may have been q mistake,
tina. miss Rosa Scbmidt was chained by
the neck to q negro. I, IS one who
thought 1t disgrace enough to the state
and shame, that man with the least
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-24
Panh.nol. Rdi,or,nl As.ooistion.

Speoisl TO the Gazette.
CANADIAN, TEX, Feb. 22.-The Pan
handle Editorial Association met to-day
and Effected 9 permanent organization.
". J. Grant of Clarendon was made chair
man. Panhandle was selected as the
next place of meeting and the date July l..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-24
Bsfor. tn. Grand Jury.

NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-Tne Gould-Sage
matter came up to-uay before the grand
Jury. A witness, said to be Sidney Dill
lon, was called. Tomorrow the grand
inry will spend the day in examining wit
.nesses.S,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-24
Newspaper Change. a. WILL, Point.

Special to the Gazette.
WILLS PoINT, Tx, Feb. 23.-The
Chronicle of this city has purchased the
subscription list and good will Of the
Paragraph. Mr.. Jud Riley has bought 8
half interest in the Dublin Telephone,
where he has shipped the material. BE-
will also Start s paper st Walnut Springs.
Mr.. Torbett, the juuior Of the PantagrsDn,
will go into the ffi;e IT the Coroniele.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-24

Corresp ondence OF the Gazette.
SUNSET, TEX, Feb. 22.-Farmers are
busy between showers preparing tbeir
land for corn planting. Cattle in this Sec
ton have stood the winter splendidly so
far.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-24
Oat,ls Improv,nR Rapidly,

special to the Gazette.
SAN ArGELo, Tex, Feb. ga con-
tiDuous rain has been falling here for the
last thirty six hours with 8 warm north
east wind. Stockmen report good spring
grass and the sheep and cattle improving
RAPIDLY,
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In Fisher County.

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
HIrTsoN's RANCH, TEX, Feb. 10 -
Stock of all kinos are dong well, there
are no dead cattle in this section as yet,
and the prospects are good for very
small loss from the late severe weather.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-24
wor,b rs gents an Acre.

Special TO the Gazette.
CoLoRADD, Tex, Feb. GA heavy
warm rain fell yesterday, LAST night ami
ell day to-day, aud is still at it. The
weather is cooler to-day, but nothing
approaching q norther. Stockmen say
tuIs rain settles the grass question and Is
worth 20 cents an acre to all the land in
West TtXas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-24
1anar.,h,, aAratn seeds.

The Fort Worfh Grocer Company have
received very large supply OF fresh gar
den seeds for spring planting. You can
get them in any quantity you desire either
st Wholesale or retail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-24
5adv,o.so sIo,b@r,.

s.Mrs, wlns.pve soothine syrup for cAildren
taething, so5she the ek1 d, softeps the gums,
silsys pain. cares wind collie ant Il the best
semedy for diArrhea. Is cents bottle. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-24

The market ia flooded with
nostrums of various sorts, In
the form of so called "Elec=
tric" app isnces and PoroUs
Plas ere Iha! have TO meriT
beyun1 that ot a mere me-
cnaGi,al support t. the parts
10 which they are sp lied.
Avoid these no tTums SAD use
only Is Hs9u k5Nes :
Irss IN cafes where dHf@ard
sapNcations ara sesirsds t,Qr
Id g andiChest Atfestieas,
RheunaIsfn. Scfzicsf Lang
Back. Bbvel TTnuk es. and an
oisordejs kesulting Nfom over
EXertion or exposure these
lnafte a have NJ equal, and
their efficacy Is endorsed oy
thnu sands of Physicians, Phsr-
mac SITS a. d laymeu. Ask for
a B-uson's FlnsCer AMI take
no other.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-24
EDUCA TI0NAL.
Arr.srsd for Theft of Horses.

Arrested for Theft OF Horses.
Special to the Gazette.
BURNETT, TEX, Feb. % "A man by the
name of Hendricks was arrested here late
this evening for theft OF two horses be-
longing to the Taylor livery stanls 81
GSmpasas.