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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-20
Thanks the state Horticultural Society

Thanks CT the state Horticultural Society.
To the Editor of the Gazette.
On behalf and by the requests Of the
"Tex4s State Horticultural Society,""
numbering about 125 members, and the
Texas members of the "Americsn Horti-
cultural Society,"" thanks are warmly re-
turned to the Mayors, Councils,
Merchants Exchange and citizens OF
Denison, Dallas ard Fort Worth for the
cordisl and generous welcome to Texas
extended our co-wQIkers, the $50 mem
bers representing every stste in the Union
in the "Alnericsr horticultural Society"
while en- route as o grand excursion to
California for the eighth national con-
vention.
The President IF this national
body goes from Texas-once the Lone
SteI OF mighty magnitude, but now blaz-
ing in the constellation CT the Union and
proudly taking her place side by side with
her sister states for horticultural pro-
gress. The body deeply appreciates the
welcome given them in this imperial
state in the brief time allotted Us and
speak in glowing terms Of our young
cities, the energy, enterprise and warmth
OF heart CT our people. Very truly,
MRS. J. Il. JOHNSON,
Secretary Texas Stste Horticultural So
ciety, Dallas, Tex.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL HoGG is after the

ATTORNEY GENERAL HoGG is after the
saloon men of Galveston, and proposes to
know why they do no. pay their state
licenses as promptly as they pay the
licenses of the United States. There is
much OF this work going On all over
Texas, and il the Acknowledgement can
stop it he win do Texas 8 great favor.
Where, as in Galveston county and dis
trict, officers are largely and sometimes
wholly beholding to the saloon element
for support at the polls, violations of the
state license laws are winked at or passed
by unnoticed.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-20
Mitchell County nIsetiDg.

Special to the Gazette.
COLORADO, TEX, Jan. l4.-Mltcnel4
county held her immigration meeting this
afternoon, which WAS attended By large
number Of the business men aud property
owners of the county. Hon. Henry
Styles, member OF the state executive
committee from this district, addressed
the meeting, stating the objects and the
many advantages to be derived from the
organization. Several local speakers
made some remarks, and then the meet
ing proceeded to permanent organization
by tie election Of william Martin, chair.
msn; P. D. Cordell, secretary, and an
executive committee composed OF F. r
Blount, F. NJ Burns, j. T. Harness, G. 81
Earnest, W. Y. Johnson, 81. M. Slime, j.
2. Butler and D. N. Arnett. 1t was de-
cided by the meeting to invite the
counties north of Colorado to
unite with Mitchell In the immigration
| movement and to elect each OF them
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delegate TO set with the executive Com
mittee CT our county in eli matters T e--
taking to immigration. \ delegate WAS
present from Scurty cCUuty, who stated
mat his county would heartily CO create
with Mitchell ia sDy move thst was taken
auG GO al in her power - forward the
move. The matter II advertising the
county and It's resources wa lefc enti~e.y
With the executive committee, who will
tske scion in lsyjEg the m7ny sdv,n-
taSes Of this whole section before he
none-s seekers. The $50 p1rtioned 10
Colorado fer the district assessment vss
promptly raised in the meeting, and mex.
week they will CANVASS for subscriptions
Or SdVeztlslng purposes. Our whole
people are impressed With the Importance
OF the movement and Mrc3ell county WI!
rot be behind in showing up her sdvau-
tages
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ALTAR and TOMB.
Ehe Gazette's Record OF tho Marriage.
and Deaths In Texas.

ana bCaSnS In hSLSBE
MARRIAGES.
Theodore Douglass and Mrs. j. D. Ire
land, Mckinney, January s.
Dr.. j. c. Riley snd Miss Jennie Ye&k.
! ley, Mountain Springs, January 3
j. L. Ray ard Mrs. j. J. Hamilton,
Paris, January 10.
DIR. W G. Lipscomb and Miss Helen
Mum, Bolton, January u.
J.R Horne and Miss Agnes Ferguson,
Detroit, January 4
Alex L. Adams sRd Misa Ada Scale,
GstesVille, January 3.
Joseph May ana NJ. c. Nugent, Pales-
tine, January s.
G. ". Johnson and Miss Susa Oldham,
Montague, January 5.
j. L Bsy and Mrs. NJ. J. Edmonson,
Paris, Janusr7 10.
j. M. Gsuldipg and Mics Emma Brown,
Itssca, JanusTy g.
Chsrles Rpfhines &Rd Hiss Gsorgi-
an> Youreblood, HillsborC, Jspusry 6
F. W. Wood ard Miss LIZZIE 7. Fry,
San AntoUin, January IL.
Charles Eastman ard Mrs. r. S. Hop
PSF, D Di6or, January IL.
D.. J. ". Pollard ard Miss Florerce
Pipes, kaufman county, January IL.
Oh Tles +. ROBERTS and MISS Mamie
Fambro, Center, Januafy 10.
Tim Lawhon and Miss Sidney Kone,
San Marcos, January II.
A NJ. Sswger and Miss F. NJ. Cate,
LIsno, January Z.
DEATHS.
Miss Minnie Bl&ckburT, Texsrkans,
January II.
TT Caldwell, Milan county, Janu-
cry ..
Mrs. NJ. Lewis, Foruey, January II,
Mrs. V. Tsrtar, Bowie, January IL.
r S. Tarver, Brennan, January II.
John Young, Navarro county, Janu-
GrY 6.
B. Gulip, Corsicans, January s.
DR.. J. a. Gowan, Corsicans, January 6.
Miss L. V. Dillingham;, Round Rock,
January s.
W. T. Justus, Burnet county, Jsnu-
8
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-20
Meeting at 8aIlIBger.

NtTNN'NA1 70 tLit OEEt-lt.
BALLINGER, Ten, Jsn. 1.-THE cou1-
ties OF BroWD, Coleman, Concho, Nc
Culloush and this, Runpcls, ne: IN gen.
ers! convention 81 ;h!s place to-day and
organized district indignation sCcle!y
composed Ct ssid counties for taa pur-
pose OF cooperating with the state immi-
srstion bureau in is efforts 20 induce
immigration 10 this STATE. The conie0-
ton WAS largely at;eGdsd by delegate :
from said COUNTIES. Five hundred del
lars vas rsissd for advertising pUrposts
to advertise the resources Of the counties
named. IL addition, each county viii
s@verdse its county separately.
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WANTS TIE CONVENTION.

This Democratic National Committee
Asked to Decide on New York.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE executive
committee of the Young Mems Demo.
cratic Cub of New York city, st meet,
ing last evening, declared it 10 be the
manifest wish OF large numbers Of citi-
zers in oil parts CT the country, especially
in the south and west, that the Demo
crstic national convention shall be held
in the city OF New York and therefore
Resolved, thst the national Democratic
committee be requested TO designate the
city of New York for the holding OF the
national Democratic convention in 1888
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-20
Hunt County 10 Organize.

Correspondence Of the Gazette
GREENyILLE, TEX, Jan. II Colonel
R. NJ. Henderson OF Sulphur Springs, the
immigration chairman Of this senatorial
district, has written to Mr.. 7. j. Gee ol
this city, who was delegate to the stste
immigration convention at Dallas, and g
leading spirit here in public enterprises,
requesting that a meeting be called st sn
early date for the purpose OF efectipg {
thorough and permanent immigration
organic ation for Hunt county. In &C
cordaace with this official request 1t has
been decided TO csli g meeting OF I'll
Hunt county citizens interested at Green
vile or the 2lst Of the current month for
the purpose above indicated.
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put you Oh throne to be acknowledged
as His in the day when all the silver
trumpets of the sky shall proclaim: ''Ba-
hold the bridegroom cometh," and Ia
barge of light you sail with Him the
river whose sougce is tie foot Of tie
throne aad whose mouth Is at the saa O.
glass mingled with fire.
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Not Tran sftrsbie.
-a nL

Fort Worth announced few daVs
since subscription raised TO 100000
for stock yards, this week thst little hue
announces 5000 900 for mill and elevator
VIII THE GAZETTE please state whether
the $500, 600 subscription is transferable
or is there two of these "docks."
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FessSt10nces By draft, PCstGFce money order os
y registered lettSf, 0t rIsk Of Office,
CesrsSrondegcc Is sclscSts6 Gpos as s.efos s''t =
sscfs ,
FroElpt tgcFnedt.Os. u eresg d'sd slet9s aaPFef.
ggsS c0sspeslSGted. 80 A.,
IA Communications .Hte99de1 cr l5:i65scGEso'.
assst be accompanied by thc CRITTERS Sise GT'd a,
-s1a not 1or p4tbltcgioEbs3 cs az eJs389scs ~
good rJtth. .,
Portses scsStIsse 50 TEE GAEErrE Oh 02St'ssas
e.ssr.saI 10 fhsSsSlUcs fH P3c6as fHcI5se sSc2 Jc
ssss -
IN ISzses1 o. Communications (c- TEE tSaEETg&
sserhs- on bues1ess ia: Publication sh0ute oe
Ef,tresye5 10 THE GAZETTE, Or DEMOCRAT PUo
tyanTpG CO., Fort Worth, Tss., and f1oT 10
tpcIVIDUALg
Az shecks, ss9Hes orders, PosSSt EscSes, s;6,
ssr,kLi Be mods rGsG5Ls Sc sSa DEMOCRAT E''IF
kg&HIH0 DO.
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TO Readers OF Adv~rt,s~men't:

Readers Of the WEEKLY GAZETTE who oIdci
anvCoo+s advertised in our lImns, or ash icr
Information OF the advertisers concerning them
Will obrge THIS GAZETTE by stating that tney
saw the aunouncemen. in The columns or tnis
waiIe we do not undertake to vouch for all
persons advertising with Us. we shall continue
To do our very best TO exclude the dishonest OF
untIustwoftey from these columns. Q con
stsntlv emil ont and reject al such that we can
discover and shall be glad 10 have the ssistance
on our subscribers in so Ing.
ANY failure or delinquency on the part OF az
yertisers, If reported By our subscribers, Will
De July and properly attended to.
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70 Dlscass Tho sltustlon.

opeCisl to Tho Gq-C.Jc.
WACO, TEX, JSn. I5.-A mass meeting
of the citizens OF this county will be held
on next Tuesday, TO discuss, organize and
further the immigration movement. The
people Of WscO aud this county are tax
ing much interest in the matter.
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mettiuS AZ Brady,

Correspondence OF the Gazette
BRADY, Ten Jsr. IA meeting was
held yesterday Is The courthouse sad au
organization WAS effected for immigration
purposes. Two delegates we're elected
to attend the convention Of delegates OF
: number Of counties 70 b. held 81 Bal
InSer next Saturday, the 14.h inst. The
society tben adj)urHeG 20 meet sgaiu
next Monday a. O'clock p. N. to receive
and act on the report u the delegates.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-20

CONGRESSMAN FELTON, of Cslifornis,
who is worth SIC, 200, GOO, is said to spend
more money than any of his associates.
He usually draws from $4,000 to $4,000 6
month through the oflice of sergesEt-as-
arms, and when in Washington occupies
apartments at sn uptown hotel that
cost him s4O0 . month. He is very Char
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-20

Texas has 100000 acres of the
finest public lands, which will be
sold to actual, bona fide settlers at
from So to 81 an acre, on forty years
time at a low rate of intrest.
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One of the Newsiest.
Rusk Standard

We would feel like q mariner st sea
without q compass if we didn't have the
Fort Worth GAZETTE, one among the
neWsiest papers in the state.
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No ID tier Place,
-A

hUUNIIEUH NGW3.
Fort Worth wspts the Democratic state
convention. We don't know Of c better
place, and so far as the News is concerned
il would like to see the Fort get it.
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Hranoh Ohioss Of Tho Gazette.
DALLAs-725 Main Street, W. W. Hayward,
Agent.
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Alas, It's True.

Fort Worth has secured the STOCK
wards and other industries, but she
pays her mayor only 5000 per year,
slice samee.
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EIEI Bur1ed.

HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. 15.-The paper
mill st Manchester, known ~ Cases
West mill, Wss burned tonight. L1ss
$50, goo.
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THE GAZETTE has fhu isPSesS
sone-fde Circulation OF any Daily
Newspaper published in Texas.

AID WEIR KXesles O RATES,
pAILY EDITIoH-(sev8n Issues week.
Scapareu type, II lines TO al iI.ch, nno 2eori
seven (7) words TO the lira
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1T is estimated that five Republican
senator's will vote for Lamar's confirms
ffor
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sE7-subacribsTE FishiIs 0sH A11toe.
thsIsec from one postoGlca 20 anosneT, nus
Stya the old address as well SIS the neW, or tEe
shangs cannot be made.
All Postmasters In the state are authorized
go tske subscriptions 20 The GAZETTE.
LIBERAL COMMISSIONS ALLOWED
sample copies sent on application
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No display xds. of lees :nzn th.ae ines taken
fer either edition. ,
Three lines or more, display, figured st pro
rata Yale of an inch.
s,rsSls lines of reading matter count as s8oi
sy0 lines as three. -,
THULE column aos.. 10 rsf csGs fou1 COZ
INNS OF more, 25 per cent additional.
e. 9;fsr;al Posstion--AGs. ordered on fret ?sge'
-.SS.aJl1 price: on the eighth page, oO per cent
aSd,hona on any other SPECIFIED page, - PSF
ssnt. additional.
Kcad;z5 Mater ordered In &ny special posi
ton OF on a.y spac,fed page, ~ per cens acot
siorai
C.s.s z1uss be sso7sntsG on xsetGi bass
TERMs-Biils payable monthly unless other
Wise contracted for, and IA advance When par
Nes' financial standing 10 not known 10 uh'
Frsnsiert advertising payable In GcVS2ce.
acinien copies sent on application. Aodfets
oFM0CRAT pua. CO.,
Fort Worth, Tex.
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One time, Sc cente PEI Iinei tWc or more II
,,Ysious Is cents per fine each insertior
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= S4yeg YisYses q Heck-Isne-h hail sas aCoye rstsa
Tsss5e Feek--One third The zb2vo TaSes
osec Week-0ae fourth The above rGtea-
Reading Matter.
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cIa,sised Adpertisins-Wfl be inserted Il Pre-
rata rate OF an inch. Mons taken for loss than
siiner space (k-inohl-3ouDtf Forct 10 !ina
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1EE6LT EDITION
ses Display Consecutive ff'seftsc'a.
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O1s month OF over, CONSECUTIVE Insertion.
10 6t5ts per line each insertion.
EEE-lSInatter is to DO changed every inSersico
the price will he cent per line additional
$sEgriaqss, Deaths, Socist h1tio8s, etc.
Of usual length, SOC each insertion. Il ordered
in as local or reading matter 500 per line Will
% charged,
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one womsnIY friend in small
boat until she arrived ct AleXandris,
where WAS Caesar, the great general.
Knowing that she would not DE permitted
TO land CT pass the guards on the wsy TO
Cassr's palace, she laid upon the bottom
of the boat some sbaWls and scarfs and
richly dyed upholstery, and then lay
down upon them, and her friend wrapped
FER in them, and she was admitted ashore
in this wrapping OF goods, which was an
rounced as q present for Cesar. This
bundle was permitted TO pass the guards
of the gates of the Roman general. When
the bundle was unrolled there rose before
Cesar one whose courage ard
BEAUTY AND BRILLIANCY
are the astonlshment Of the ages. This
exiled Queen Of Egypt told the story CT
her sorrows, aud he promised her tnat
she should get back her throne IL Egypt
end take the throne of Wifely dominion
in his own heart. Atterw.rd they made
g triumphal tour in a barge that the pic,
lures of many srt galleries hsve called
"Cleopatrs's Barge" and thst osrge was
covered with silken awning, ana It's DECK
was soft with luyuriant carpets, aud the
oars were silver-tipped, and the
PROV vas gold mounted, and the air was
redolent with the spicery OF tropical
gardens and resonant with the music that
made the night glad IS the day.
You may rejoice, o woman, thstiyou are
not Cleopatra and that the one to wnom
you msy be ef1isnced had none OF the
Gins OF Ces .r, the conqueror. But II
suggests 70 me how you, soul eXiled
from happiness and peace, may ma your
way to the feet OF the conqueror OF eart1
and sky. Though it may be 8 DARK
night of spiritual agitation in which you
put out into the har6or of peace you may
sail, and when all the wraupings OF feal
and doubt and sin shall be removed yor
Will be found at the feet Of Him who viii
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10

Eftls iis . flFz szsa - ~ E. 5erioass.
~ estate les ~r. g Pearl-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10

TsTz StLE oR II -HkNGS F0R CITT prtT
esrsts q sfres - fTyr5ve5 w. Nsr~s
y -rles -S-tE - ~ r p r essr r3s
-esr ~ Ff~-ror " -. Il Eet1 trsve - ro-d
n Z. swft 8. Esrsl-g a.
TsR skLE-TFE Ret1Fz f7cf.F7s eRrST
NH o. k6-ore. Nscr EFfre ssfs1 hrsss - e.
srf q .zr~-Es ~ tcs1e Ese cscFrl etc~ So
r ns~ -s,fs7@~s sro raft ~I ffar~s j. <srfr-
.~rr see - -. 80 fws rs.i-1-l1s. A. Is a.
= - So x-zrtrF r--trT. A Fref ~fanre frr
- -Ett ~s- Cs1 - - s1ersss 3 sst5.z
ftuere ktte
F7rp @ArF-7TsT 8V- rrr wrrn Tsvrss
fsof isrss s1G rT F-o7r-7 esf So ckese
- s-er RI es~ fs = e~Hrf aseeF f'ans5-
- 0epessse ~Tssfs zcf~- a & arsf<l 80
lvCE ssLF-G07n FRcFE7TE rCR ssfFAT
F--1o Orr grcf krre, sd hsr -1x-
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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10
CITY NEws sooNpEssEp.

Tasre srs nos thirteen FF.soasrs in the
cenntF al
J. - Hiossstt - Grand Rzpi3s wa, 10
tosa ca cus Seas yesterday.
IA L. Bsa sled, @. Grand Rapids. ~ss IN
the eiis 60 business yesterday.
Z , HamPhFsy. f Chicsgo. sss guest
a. tie Washington H0tel yesterdss
reduction IA he price OF gas has been
maze oy tbs Aasxegoo Gas Company
Cha. o snsdlsy. OF the hrn Of smsd.ey
& Trivia. stt0fneYs ag-isus Was II town os
0es Eess YESTERDAY.
Tns Court House wzs crowded with msn
s3d w0mea al tev yesterday listening 10
the examination OF tie Disturbances case
Frsd 3. Bertrand has returned from 4 esd
CITY ~GeFs he has spent the past four
months iooklog after the logging iaterrsts
OF beFtf.nd Co.. Of North AuskegoD.
Sol. shilling formerly q sAlemsn at the
Chicago Fair In this city and now ssiesn g a
81 hIown's clothing store, Grand Rapids,
Was in town yesterday, visiting friends.
A black horse owned by the Street Car
Company slipped on "prssery hill' yester-
day morning and broke one az bis legs
The horse wss taken into the alley and
killed
James Ne4ny and Bort Wilkinson were
srIsignsd before Justice Miller yesterday.
chsrged with breaking into store oSned
bv nr Tuxogry. at Sullivan. and Carrying
OF aumser of articles
j. 9. Werschkulo had his horse and buggy
stolen last Wednesday evening. while al
tending services AZ the Baptist church. The
Sheriff and Marshal are 10 search. but had
not found any trace OF the rig AZ O'Clock
last evening.
Mansger Kingsbury says that twelve OF
the city electric lights will be ready to-
morrow and will be turned on in the even
ing. These lights afs on Western-ave..
Pine. Jefferson and Terrace-sts.. aud the
others will be placed in position mex,
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10
DR.. w. Il. CHRISTOPHER
NOTICE.
To he Qualified Electors Of The County %
Keaf.

To nse Qualified Electors Of d1s County %
Keaf.
Notice is hereby given thst the question
raise by loan the sum Of one hundred and
fity thousand 6olisss for tbe p.rPose of
erecting Coo1 House. viii he sUbnsitted %
the qualified electors of tie County 81 Kent
90 the annual township msefingt tbereof,
and the charter election Of tbe city q Grand
Rspi1s 10 be he'd IN said County or tae frss
MoDdayin april a. ID 1ssb sssc lesn - be- pay
able ~ foloWk and al a rate 81 iniercsi nos 10
exceed Eve per cent per aDnuu al sums
remaining due and unpaid. .0n the Bfleenth csy
January Of each and every wear 10 VT
The sum of ten thousand dollars payable The
fftsenih day of January, isa0.
The sun 81 twenty thousand dollars payable on
the fificcnth day Of gsDusrE. 1871.
The sum Of Ten thousand deiisf payable on The
fifteenth Ca - sanuary lsyl
The sun % eDty tnonsarG dollars payable OF
the 6iteenth dev OF January. 1S'H.
7 he sum Of Ten thousand dollar payable the
ffieeath dey II January. lta
The sum of twenty thousand dola1 paysble on
the ffierufh day ~ Janusry. 1sa5
The SUM oi tn tho0ssvd ooiiarr payable on tho
tfeenfh cav o. Jsntarv, 1885,
The sum o. tsecnry thDus nd nsilsrr rsfa0lf o.
the ffiecnih day ~ jEf1erf. ikfl.
The sum of ten IN Iasfad deiikfe payable on the
fifteenth day u January, isat
The sun ~ fwefty thousand dolsr peysbif en
the fifteenth day % JsDusry, lsas
Dated February -. 80
py order - TIE Hosrd ~ euperiroT ~ Kent 20
JACOB " wbLEER.
CORNELIUS J.. HARVEY. Cbsiruin 81 Busrd-
Clerk o. Board.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10
srAwrTxe ASP EMRRorprrY.

"Ye.. Lizzie. I Ike 70 do fancy work. but
| haven't felt like trying that pattern-or
anything elsc-for 4 week. These awful
dragging down pain. are just killing me"
7 knO= how you feel. snc I can tell you
where 10 look for relief. DIR. Pierce's Ia
vorite Prescription is certain cure for all
those peculiar weaknesses and distressing
ailments. Why IL even cared ne of pro-
lnpSu- and many OF my lady friends have
been cured Of vsrious grave mslsdiss pecn-
tar 70 our SCI bv n ls wonderful medicine"
IL - the only medicine sold oy druggists
under positive guarantee from the manu-
t4cturers. that IL will give satisfaction IN
every cas- or money refunded. Read guar
anles on 2oLtle- xrapper.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10
Groceries and -whol~sai-

SugaE--t,ut loaf 5a<c graunatet 71sc
"A. t1.c. Extra C isl,OGso14c; Yellow
Cosce-Srcen Flo. Ise1ac: Rio roaued. 22a
Sc. Java, green, f1zbe. JAVA. roasted, 5Jc
AasicsloO. roasted. u &C. Mexican, roasted. -
&C.
Tsas-Japan. fac s5at5c. Japan. medium, =
@sac, ordinary lrts2c. HySon. o.. - c. gun
powder. =g5sc: co-ong. SSS10c. Congo, 20S
l-r.
Fiour-s2zo % per cvt So per Dbl; patent pro
eess. go per cwt-. g. - per oOi 81 wheat -four
e. O. PER c~t. sAlO per bb.., ouc<sneat. s..sS
lCr eWt.
Mill Feed-s,re.niuss. SIS per ton: bran. sis
shiys. tls..J. nidaliuss al Gig.
fec,t--CoFn snd osts. glen
Kerosene Oai-Micnigan test. fS<c per gallon.
~sler hile llt-c-
snsoline-illsc Ter gallon
eeeds-tOveF. S.5e tg5. %, timothy, - Z 800.
Salt-MichigaI. gScf Eastern, sI.i3.
fisa-No. l wbltsesh. Sl-50 per half ooi.:
trnut {5.sl66 o., cod. salt. S37c Per To-. clans
&C pcr hundred oysters, bulk. s.tVGsl.2) gallon;
standards DC can; selects. xsc can; snloked half
but. lie.
Pogk IN bsTre's-Aess pork. Chicago packed.
sis.se. extra snort cut. sl3.O); Standard clear
osCk. slo.sA-
Lsrd-Tierces. 7T.c, - and 80 ID. tubs. Sc: 81
10 founf uns. 10 csscs. ~; In tin pals. SC.
Beei in bsrreis-kxtra rreSs warranted 2OoIos,
Us. extra toneless. SO.
Ruttcras--DRiry, S)i1 pscxed. lie; rolls aat
Prints. i5c creamery, solid, lie. exEra creamery.
Iacked, 1SC.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-10

Mrs Phoebe Chesls- Petsrsoa. Clay Co,
Iors. tssis Tie follo<inz remarkable story
Ia. truth II which j. vouchsd tor bT res
deats q th- town. 4 an 5 vesrs old. hsvs
eseh troubled With kid1ev complaint sud
lsnseness for many year. could not dress
myself without help. No~ | an frss from
al pain s0d soreness. sid am able 10 ID al
ny orn h0uw soTx ove aly thanks %
Et~r-rsc Bstfrrs To- having renewed ny
vc1th. sn6 f~noTed comp sfey al disease
ard paia" Try bottle. SOC. snd si 90 a.
Peek aro4 r~ux Sore