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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-01-21

All sorrow was over. The shadows passed which had obscured the lives of these noble but unfortunate people. Suzanne and Ray mond were married in the fall, and then they learned that Pierre, the quiet and reserved, had found another lovely young girl whose beauty and sweetness calmed his sorrowing heart, and they were to be married at Christ mas.
 Roger was vindicated before the world which had condemned him, and he took lis wife to the White House, where they renewed their youth ill their joy, with the added sweetness of the remembrance of their past sorrows.
 The only ones who were not glad were poor, old mother Dubois and her husband, who for all the rest of their days moprmed the gentle daughter they had lost,
 THE END.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-01-21

appearance.
 "Roger, Roger, where is hes Oh, Suzanne, I want to see him. I want to beg his forgive ness for doubting him one moment" "Mother, don't do that He feels that you were perfectly justified, and have had such } time to keep him out of here. Now be pre- pared for his changed looks and do not excite yourself, and-and-father, you may come n,' cried Suzanne, her eyes full of happy tears The meeting was too sacred to relate. Even Suzanne did not witness it, but it com pensated them for all their pain.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-01-21
Another Name.

Mother-You mustn't refer to the stomach, Bobby; it isn't polite.
 Bobby-Well, what shall call 1t, ma-the appetitesLThe Epoch.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-01-21

Have been put on all our
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12

long time WAS that CT Mr.. ". B. Slack
and Miss Maggie Porter at the residence
Of the brides parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. B NJ.
Porter. lsst night at g O'Clock, Rev Dr..
81 r Raymond performing the marriage
rites. The bridesmaids were Misses
Ella Watts, Carrie Bsrthcld, Benona
Henry and M.ggie Co'emsn. The grooms-
men were B. Frank P orter, o G Slack,
". Harvey Porter and Mr.. StaleY. Miss
Maggie is one of Westherford's brightest
stars in social circles and Is loved by sll
who know her. Mr.. Slack Is an exem-
plsry young man and is held in the very
highest esteem In both business ard
social circles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12
SPORTING.
Results of the Base Ball Games in
the North Yesterday-LouisViIle
Defeats st. Louis.
Tho Races 1t Jsroms Park and a. the
Latonia Track-rho yrss rrottinE
Kaces at Albany.
Raa. Ball in the Nor,n.

LOUISVILLE. KY Oct. IL -L1uisv!ile,
8; St. Louis, 2. Hits-LouisVillc, 6; ST.
Louis, s. Errors-Louisvillf, !; St.
L uis, 8. B,tteries-R.msey and Kerens,
Young ard Boyle. UDpire-D oescher.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, Oct. li,-Cincin-
natl Kansas City game postponed on &C.
count CT rain.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Oct. 1l.-P1ila'
delphie, s; Chicago, 3 Hiss-Philsdel
pais, IL; Chicago, 9. Errors-Palisdel :
phis, 8; Chicago, 5. Ba..eries-Sanders
and Clements, Tener and Farrell. I'm
pires-Powers and Daniels. Game was
called on account IF darkness.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Oct. IL BROOKLYN,
8: Athletics. 9. Hits-Brooklyp. g; Ats-
letics. r.. Errors-Brooklyp, s; Athls'
les, 7. Observation-Disclosures and Ctslk.
Seward and Robinson. Unpire-G0ld-
smith. Game was called on accoun: oil
darkness.
BALTIMORE, MD Oct. IL -Baltim IRE.
9; Cleveland. 4 Hits-Bsltfmors, IA;
C!evelanJ, 4. Errors-B' tlmoye, L;
Cleveland, l. Bsttsries-Wsser and
Falner, Bakeley aud Snyder. Umpire
Ferguson. Game was caued On account
of darkness.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 1l.-Wsshir gton, !;
Detroit, 8 H!ts-Washingtor, 10; De
troit, 5. Observation-Disclosures, 4; De
troll, 6. Bstterles-Keeie and MACK,
Conway and Wells. Umpire-Lybch'
Game IVES called On AGO mt Of ds knees
NEW YORK, OF. IL New YORK, IL;
Indianapolis, 0. Hlts-New Yors, II;
Irdispspolis, II. Errors--N.w YORK, 0;
Iadisrspolis, S. Batterie; snd
Murphy, Shreve end Myers. Unpire-
Keller.
Boston, Mass Oct. 1l.-Flrst Game
Bos.or, s; PIttsbarg, 0 Hits-Bosson,
Is; Pi,tsburg, 8 Etrors-Bos;on, 2;
P.ttsbure, 6. Batteries - Madden aud
Kelly, Calvin and Miller. Unpirs-V'l-
entine.
Second Gime-RostoE, 4; Ptttsbufg, l.
Htts-BostoD, 5; Pittsourg, 3. Errors-
Boston, l: P.tssbuFge. Bstteries-Rsd-
oourn sud Kelly, StsLey and Fields. Un
pire-Valentile. GIme called on sccouat
# darkness.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12
Land Mark R.mcvsd.

special 70 she Gazette.
Houston, Tx Oct. 1.-An historic
dwelling was burned at Harrisburg, I'VE
miles south OF this city this morning. The
property was originally built by John II
Harris, q pioneer in 1926, and has been IN
the family ever since. 1t WAS burned by
Santa Annals army In 1886 ard rebuilt
soon after the battle of San s;into. TIE
Mexican prisoners captured at this battle
were made to hew The logs and put up the
building. John R. harris WAS one
of the first American settlers in
this county aud the couaty was
named after him. He was the founder OF
the town Of Harrisburg and his great
grandfather was thu founder Of Harris.
burg, Pa. In the Peunsylvanis state
house at Harrisburg Is the picture OF John
r Harris bound to 8 mulberry tree with
fegoss around him and Indians abou. to
put fire to the fsgots. From the fearful
fate OF being burned alive he WAS rescued
by other Indians. LIS remains, enclosed
by an iron fence, rest now under that
mulberry tree.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12
WEArhERFORD,
How an Important wituess in Murder
Case 10 obtained-A Wedding.

How an Important wituess In Murder
Case 10 obtsined-A Wedding.
Special TO the Gazette.
WATERFORD, TEX Oct. IL -About
two weeks ago THE GAZETTE contained 8
full account OF 3 farmer by the name CT
O'NeaI in Var ,ndt county killing Mr..
Ingram. The circumstances we're that
Ingram eloped with O'Neals daughter
and married her. O'Neal overlook the
newly married couple shortly after they
were married and wse so elrSged that he
killed Ingram, and has since been In JAIL
at Canton awaiting bis examining trial
which has been put eff on account OF the
officers' failure 10 fad Mrs. Ingram whose
husband her father had killed. She Is the
msin states witness, as she Is the only
one who Was present at the killing and is
the msiu witness against her father.
Sheriff Slsk with his ever keen eye dis
covered Yesterday thst Mrs. Ingram had
been run eff by her fathers friends and
wss In this city going BY the name
of Mrs. Sutton. Sac wss stopping etJoe
Wells, sn old friend Of the family. When
Mr.. Sisk went to the house snd inquired
for her he was tcld that Mrs. Ingram Wss
not there. He remarked that II did not
make much difference ns he hsd tele-
gram for her and was told that she was
there The parties rot knowing who
Sheri5 Sisk Was told him then that Mrs.
Ingram Was there, when be took Charge
OF her On q cspiss from VarZsndt county
and left Cd yesterday evenings train for
Canton with her.
Oae Of the most brilliant weddings that
has been chronicIed in this city Tor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12
CONGRESSIONAL.
a Reduction of Postage on Letters Advo.
Gated in the Senate.
Fiftisth OoDgIels.
THE SENATE,

WARRINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE Senate
chamber presented this morning before
the reading Of the journal 9 depresslngly
deserted aspect, there being but Ave
Senators present on the Democratic side
and sbous fifteen on the Republican side.
Subsequently, however, half q dozan
more Democrats put in an appearance.
The bill sppropriatirg $4,000 for the
enforcement Of the Chinese exclusion act
was reported by Mr. Allison snd passed.
MIR. Mitchell then proceeded to address
the Senate in advocacy OF the bill hereto
fore introduced by him to reduce the
letter postsge to l cent. In the event Of
the proposed reduction being carried out
he though. there was no good reason why
the uniE Of weight should not be fixed a.
two ounces instead of one ounce, and
why fourth class matter Of merchan-
disc should not be put on ian
equality with third class matter.
With these changes all present absurd
distinction between fret, third and fourth
class matter would oe wiped out. A
Uniform rate Ct l cent for every two
ounces Of weight would exist on all
matters except newspapers and periodi-
calls sent to subscribers. Annoyences
that SO often now result from detention
Of matter for insufficient postage could be
made to disappear. Temptation to petty
fraud BY concealment Of written matter of
lower grade would vanish, and absolute
privacy could be given to every parcel CT
matter mailed, for there would no longer
be any reason why it should all not be
sesled.
The bill refsrred to the postofl;e COM
mi.tee.
The Senate then resumed consideration
Of the tariff bill and WAS addressed by
Mr.. Cullom.
At the close of Mr.. Cullom's speech
Mr.. Platte madea long spsech and he
WAS followed by Mr.. Chase, but the lat
ter yielded the floor without concluding.
and the Senate adjourned until to-mor-
row.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12
THE TEXAS CASE.
Continued from First Page.
stle thst WI comes to decision
there will be 8 SSided court.

sble thst WI comes to q decision
there will be STSided court.
AS RESTLESS AZ RYENAs.
Special TO the Gszstte.
WASHINGTON, Oc.. 1.-The remnant
Of SCISSORS sni Representatives lef. are
az restless as csgsd hSeoss, and there IL
hsrdly apy doubs but ths. 50 sdj)
men. or recess will take plscs next week.
TWAS PENsIoNs.
spac.N to the Gssette.
WASHINGTON, Oat. 1.-THE following
Texas pensions were granted to-dsy:
Original WIDOWS, m'Sors o! james W.
vivors, John 4 Johnson, Central Point !;
Moses NJ Crow, Henderson; james q.
helms, Denisoa.
MONEY ORDER OFFICES.
Special to the Gazette.
WAsHrsGroN, Oct. II New money
order IL ,es are established in Texas as
follows: Ale1sudris, E-sth county !;
Allen. Collin county; BelcheIv,lle, Ben
snslir, Blooming Grove, Campbell,
Childress, Dspcrt, Dstroit, DsvIne, Gro
verton, Higgins, Hutto, J0shus. Lorers,
Palmer Sierrs B.snco, Wolf City, Yos-
IN, (pOsfal notes only, Arkanses City,
Barclay, Bensvides, Csnstiap. Colorado
Springs, Colony, Desdemoris, Greer =
wIod, Kieburg, L.verns. L7tson, Springs
McuntoB, N1ckenu., OIkiaud, Perry,
Stepaenville, Riveuus, R.c1isnd Springs,
ms, Sbivesi, Summer Mills, Thorn
dale, Waskom, We1berville.
ADJOURNMENT RESOLUTIONS,
WASHINGTON, Oct. IL General Clsrk,
Clerk of The House of representatives,
has to day been conferrine, on behalf Of 8
m 'jority In the House, with Senator ALL
son and other representative Of the San
ate about adjournment. General Clsrk
said the House would take the responei-
olity CT originating the resolution, and
tho mem5ers OF the House were in favor
Of flxiGg the time for adjournment OF
Saturday OF next week or Monday Of the
week after. He asked the Senator's which
they would prefer. The sentiment In the
Senate Is favorable to acjNurrmene one
week from next Saturday. General CIsrk
said the House will probably pass the
resolution mex: Wednesday or Thursday.
snd that the Senate willidoubt.egs concur.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12
THE FIRE RECORD.
One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Bar
rels of Oil Burned in New York City.
Several Firemen Injured.
the Battle OF San Jssinso Burned.
LARGE Amount Of Lumber Lest.
100000 BIsLe.

NEW YoRg, Oct. l1.-There WAS anoth-
er large fire this morning in Green Point
which resulted in q damage over $780,
900, besides irjuring several brave IRE
men. The FIRE b'ok7 Cut early In the
morning on board the steamer Hsrvls ly-
ing at the wharf Of the Pennsylvania and
Scranton Cosl Company ss the foot OF
North Tenth street. The fSmes extended
to other vessels and the fire spread with
surprising rspidlty, communicating rem
the vessels to TIE pier, and from lItre 10
the shipping department and the build
ipgs of the Standard Oh WORKS, which
cover block bounded by North Tenth
and Eleventh stress ald the river ana
Kent avenue. As soon as the nfe reacnea
ne Oil 1t was beyond the control CT the
hr.men. The f.eboats ,l'o appeared
on the scane and rendered excellent se.V-
ice In getting boats out OF the way
which were lying at the whsrves snd 10
exsipgushing the fsmes Qua those which
had taken fire. Duthlsnd, ELlsvos',
Leopard, Billend snd the stesmer Havis
were sill partially burned. The explosion
of sn oil well severely burned cremen Jo-
seph Mccormick, james McElroy, Henry
Bolding, Michael Okefe, Joseph Briscoe
and Benjamin Dslm.r. Bfiscoe had his
leg broken. Another explosion occurred
and the fremen kept At safe quarters.
Abou, $50, COZ barrels Ct Oil burned be-
sides The destruction of q large smount
of valuable machinery. The loss is said
to be upwards Of 100000. The Sand
ard OIL company rarely have aDy insur-
snce and 1t Is believed there Is no insurance
on the property burned this morning The
Pennsylvania and Scranton Coel Company
sustain less Of 100000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12

Rome Notes.
o MCGOWAN Of the Cotton Belt was in
Fort Worth yesterday.
F.S. Sleight Of the st. Louis, Arksnsas
and Texas, was in Fort Worth yesterday.
-.
The wreck on the Denver has all been
cleared away, and trains are on time
again.
J.D. Grant, travelling passenger scent
of the Queen aud Crescent, WAS IN Fort
Worth yesterday.
The Missouri Pacific yesterday settled
in full all claims arising from the wreck
q. Belcher q short time ago.
e.
PA. Miller, formerly agent OF the
Texas Centr.l, has been promoted to
commercial agent Of the company, with
headquarters IN Fort Worth. Nj. Miller
is rn old railroad msu
1t is the intention OF the Council to ar
range with Receiver Brown OF the Texas
and Pacific for al the work necessary 10
extend Front street and Missouri avenue
under the tracks CT the road. 1t is under.
stood the ompsny Is DESTROYS to have tie
improvement made.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12
jerome Park Races.

JEROME PARK. N. Y, Oct. LITTLE
track was fast to-day.
First Rsce-Fourteen hundred yards.
J. A. B. fist, r 'diant second, Marsac
third. Time. 1:231.
Second Rsce-One mile. Glenmound
frs, Frank Ward second, Niagara third
Time, l :46t.
Third Rlce-Ole mile and an eighth.
R,celand WOE, Barge second, Yum Yum
third. Time, 1:5S3.
Fourth Rsce-One mile ard sixteenth.
R.ggone.te woD, Pncstello second, O,rs-
man third Time, 1:523
Fifth R,ce-F.urteeu hundred yards.
Bradford first, Brait second, Little third
Time, l :224,
Skin R.ce-One mile ana three-si1-
tee1ths. Satisfaction fist, Ockton Sec
ord, Tendsy third. Time, 2;o7.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12

The Hoosier Democrats will uniform
5000 torchbesrers this week, snd one or.
g,nizstlon will be g fall regiment of Dam-
ocrstic G.snd Army men, including some
of the members Of General Ben Hsrri-
sons old regiment. The Indiana SOL
diers are evidently to be fund on both
sides Of the political fsIce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12
conceive Engineer. with a Grievances

conceive Engineers with Grievance
peciRl to the Gazette.
MARSHALL, Tux, Oct. 11.-For several
days there has been large delegation OF
locomotive engineers in the city confer
ring with railroad officials relative to
grievances. Nothing certain is known CT
their action except relative to W. l..
Ketchsm, who ditched his engine be-
tween For. Worth and Dallas about two
weeks ago. Ketchsm's watch was wrong
and not having com ared time before
leaving the Fort he met another train and
in backing out of the way he ditched his
engine. For this the railroad gave him 3
discharge. His friends think the sentence
ton severe,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12
Ont bate War.
Special to the Gazette.

special 70 the tSLette
DENVER, Col Oct. 1l.-Tnere Is moth
ing new in the Gus rate war to day, and
the impression is q1lts! general that no
further cut will be made. The lines are
watching each other and show no dispo-
sitiou to bs the f:st to inaugurate an
other drop in the rates. II is thought
that upon the entry CT the Rock Island
into the Colorado Association the rates
will be revised and be re-estsblished on
an understanding satisfactory to sll
onceFned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12
Cotton Belt Extension.

Special to the Gazette.
HLLsBoRo, TEX, Oct. ll.-S:eps are
being taken for the extension OF the ST.
Louis, Arkansas and Texas Railroad from
Hillsboro to San Angelo.
The damsge suit OF W. q. I. Martin
sgainss the Missouri Pacific Railway
Company for $4,000 was compromised
this morning, t,e read paying him $500.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12
Lumber Burned.
Il tn tina GHzatta.

Special to the GAzette.
GILMKR, TEX, Oct. 11.-Yesterday
evening about 80 O'Clock fl re was dis
covered in dry kiln at North's nilis,
eight miles from Gilmer. The Are de-
stroyed abou, 80, 600 feet Of lumber. There
was insurance. The loss falls heavily
on North, as he hiss lssely started in the
business.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12
Races at Albany.

Special to the Gazette.
ALBANY, Tx, Oct. 1.-THE frst trot,
ting races, began updef the auspices OF the
Snackeliord County Driving CUB, were
trotted yesterday.
The first race wss Tor two-year oide,
consisting of three hests Of one half mile
eacF, for pnrss CT $50, ard for which
there were three entries The rsce was
won by Mr.. D. c Richardson's Melrote
The second ce, fer horses t rec to six
yesrs OLD, one-hsl' mile DISH, for purse
OF S75, wss won by Will g len's sorrel
geldiDg, Charles D against five other en-
tries.
The third was q matched race Of one
mile for $500 between Hasteins & Bros
celebrated stallion, Colonel Winfield, and
DC. Richardson's Albany Chief. The
race WAS mstched by ] C. Taylor agalns;
d G. Richardson, sud was won by
Colonel Winfield In 2:l9.
The Diving Association Is getting
down to business in good shape. An in.
teresting meeting was held on Tuesday
and GERS were elected TO serve for the
ensuing year. Mr.. D. c. Richardson
WAS elected president; D. A. Name, vice
president; D S. CuIlum, secretary, and
". j Wyley, treasurer. They have re
Gently leased q most desirable trsc. q
I.nd near the city, and have lsid OF snt
graded both q circular and straight trs k,
the circulsr half mile emu the straight
course one-iourth mile. They have
erected Ia GO aud convenient stands fol
both judges and spectators. Tney t1pec
to give number Of good races during
the fall and winter.
M. D A. Nance left yesterday for Ora
ham with his famous runner, B 10 NaIce
who carried e the prize Ia the half mile
free for'all race at Abilene, against TWO
good runners. M. Nance proposes tc
enter him in the races at Dallas, provided
he mas time to DO 50 s;ter the Gsa hau
races.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12
THE RAILROADS.
The Hausson and Texas Central Ap'
paints Commercial Ag'n', head'
qasrsrs at Fort Wsrih.

A Committee OF Locomotive Engineers a.
EarIhall With = Gr'evhnoe-fho
Cotton Belt for San angelo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12
Tbs Latonia Races.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, Oct. 11.-Follo win
are the results OF the Ls.onis faces:
First Rlce-S.x f1rIongs. Katie won ;
Jessie Mcfarland, second; Blue-Eyed
Belle, third Time, 1854.
S cond RIce-Ole anu Ihree-eighths Of
mile. Panama won; Famine, second /;
Brother D,r, third. Time, 2;04t.
Third Receive furiongs. R.mini
won; Sunlight, second; Cherry Blossom,
third. Time, 1:054.
Fourth R.ce-SI furlonge. Tenry
won; Sir Ed Wsrd. second; CsstaRay,
third. Time, l:l73.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12
SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES

Made By all railroads in Colorsco TO per,on,
no!oinR our Ell cursIon Tickets
The summer resorts Of Coldrs 10 Ava no,ss 81.
W ZIG over, and tie scenery over tee DenyeT
and Rio .rande is the grandsst on earth,
hicAeIs on sale Wis Texan Panhandle Routs
louisiana. Gall for information snc ces1riptiva
matter ON =, NJ. BURRuW ). T. P. A.; j. Il,
IL. !. Si6uhSI, CITY Agent, or ". Y. NEVILLE,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12
Delicate Children, Nursing

Mothers, Oyerworked Men, and fasau diseases
.wherasthe tissues are WASH azsS from the
N bift$y<te stordinsIg foodap4sfrom over
sEsM tHS ? sxss boas1 usAehsG d take
lad Shsho wauEeelic q aud ~ 6ate1sfks will
III s5SaS that = say the SS Eauisioa I
ever US :d.' I. P. Waddell, II. D.. Hugh
Mile, s. C,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12

Special to the Gazette.
GONZALES, Tex, Oct. IL Mrs. Moliie
Fly, widow Ct the late James NJ. Fly, City
Marshal, Who WAS killed In Booths stole
10 this city last year, has fed suit in the
GorZiles District court sg.inst G. J..
Booth, George 10Th and william B ootn.
wherein she sues for S25 00o ac:usI end
$50, coo exemplary damages for the kill.
ing Of her husband.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12

Pullman Palace Buffet Sleeping Cars Do
tween Galveston and Kansas City and St. Loui7
ard FREE Reclining Char Cars between Gal
weston and GsinesViile,
JAMES 8 CARK, Grsn. Pass. Ag't. Galveston.
j Z. SMITH, City Psssenger ard Ticket Ag't,
O. D. LUsn, TicAet Agent, Union depot, Fort
Worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12

All tho News
For 10 cents q month or 81 ayeer. Sub.
scribe at olce fer the Weekly GAzET1K.y,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12
Rates otEae From Fort Worth

TO fsinidid s17 20, to Puebl" se2 60, TO Col,
srsdo sp 'fngs $sS 90, TO Denver S2I 90,
BOUND TRIP EXCURSION RATES
FROM Fort Worth to Trinidad a. return SgS On
to Pre bio, Colorado ~ rings and return seq Sc,
20 Denyer and return $50 90, to Salt Lake Al re.
Tickets God for 80 days going and 80 days re-
turniI &, with lay over prtyile2e. both wsys.
extreme Init or ticket until Oc.ober 81, lsss,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12
A widow sues for Damasar.

: IL SUNDAY G.zErrE, sl.5o per 7ear
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12

Pos,mss ter appointed,
Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Oct. n.-Edwsrd J.
huff hss besr appointed postmaster at
Hartley, Fl, r!lsy county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12
RAILROADS
TEXAS PANHANDLE ROUTE
Denver, Texas and Fort Worth RI.

Shortest line. quickest time from, Gulf of MY
leo, Fort Worh and eli principal potl5G Ia
ieSas to ROCKY Mountain resorts asfk Pacific
eosss, Including Trinidad, PuebloSsHanitou,
Otah. Daily trains leavir & Fort Worth, SIS a.
N. comprising new and elesAHtly eGuippes
fullman palace sleepi-g ssfSaAo dining car
orado tunc,i points ,wfs&5A, r & S. T. 3. r.,
Union P =; H. x, SolSs Midland Railway Ana
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27
po.iric,G .sNoUNcEnE:r.

At the solicitation OF numerous
friends throughout the county have
determined 10 run ~ an independent
caniidat. for the ciilcc OF County Com
missioner lfcr the second distrietl OF
Routl county, NJ the coming election
and respectfully nsk the support OF my
fellow.ei,lzens In my canvass for the
important and honorable position 10
which aspire. In this connection
desire To say that II elected 10 the oiiic"
OF Commissioner VIII serve. to the
best Of my ability, the BEST Interest oil
the ,aspayers OF Rouit county regard
less O. party, faction or section.
Respectfully, etc,
iiEEaAS rFEirFHn.
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27

HAMBURG FIGS sieiicatcdl are o
cTyN,n'izcd fruit ca,hsrt!c.
HAMBURG FIGS arr u discovery o.
the greatest interest TO the medical pro.
icssion.
HAMBURG FIGS are boon Ia
every household.
HAMBURG Figs are mos, deli.
cluus laNutivc, or pnrIa,iyc. prepared
from isuit and vegetables.
HAMBURG FIGS ate so perfectly
harmless that they ma, be administered
with entire safety 10 an Infant
HAMBURG FIGS are 80 enicacious
10 adults that single dose will prov.
their value.
HAMBURG FIGS are 81 elegantly
prepared that they need only 10 bc pre-.
sentcd 10 the public 10 become neccs.
siiy In every household throughout the
land.
HAMBURG FIGS. q cents bos.
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