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500 REWARD.

ITO THE FINDER OF A DTAM,Eo
breastpin belonging TO Mrs L. sold
berg. By leaving tae same at the o.e OF l.
Goldberg.
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NEW DENTAL OFFICE.

DAINLEss EXTRACTION OF TEETH BY
i modern an9sthetics new process. Dr..
G. Il Keysor, Ga W. Second South, west OF
Opera House
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THOmsON, ALLEN 3 %

UTAsATCH BLOCK, COR. MAIN ANp
w Second South Streets. Special bargains
in city property. A few chances to obtain
acreage property or improved farms in Gloss
proximity to the city. at bed rock prices.
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MEN AND WOMEN WITH AfsMALI,
VI capital of $40 wishing to make from So
% IS per day by calling at No. l6 East First
south Street. room 8, over Nine Buttons
store.
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FARM HAND, USED To MIIKING
J. COWS. Apply at this office.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WANTED.

A GOOD GIRL GOOD WAGES. APPLY
n at 81 w Sixth South.
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IS Az EQUITABLE DIVISION

for passenger and freight trafficto and
from the Oregon Short Line and its
branches for all freight hauled to and
from Granger to Pocatello that goes
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Dds WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL NO.
ID vembe1 18th for the laying of the rock
and brick work to the Fisher Brewery adJi-
lion. For particulars apply at Offices corner
Second South and Third " est Streats
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IS NOT VIRTUALLY CORRECT

In many cases the arbitrary rate has
been allowed the Short Line of 81 55 per
ton. which only amounts to .721 per ton
per mile, which rate canno. be consid
cred fair allowance, sit is lower than
the trunk lines west of Chicago, and
but little higher than the trunk lines
east CT Chicago. with their enormous
tonnage and rich local territory. Dur
ing the same year the Union Pacific
averaged LAC per mile, ard the Atchi-
son, Topeka s. Santa Fe averaged I.7S9
per ton per mile. We have reached
The conclusion that the division recam-
mended by the Government directors
In 1882, of ~ to 1, IN
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A GOOD RELIABLE MAN, WHO HAS
n been broughtup on farm. Must have
fair education. and willing 70 earn pro-
motion, and must be member of the Nor
mon Church. Address NJ O. L care
HERALD
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WE WISH TO EMPLOY A FEW SALES
w men on salary to sell our goods by
sample to the Wholesale and retail trade Of
Salt Lake City, Utah, and adjoining States
We are the largest manufacturers of our
line in the country. send two cents in
stamps for particulars No postals answered.
Centennial Mfg Co. Cincinnati @
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EoUR OR FIVE GOOD CANVAssERs.
u Apply TO 8. s. West Temple Street

THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT TIE
i North Salt Lake bus meets the Warm
Springs street car at $50, $50, 1880 and 113O
m, and at 2, 3, 4 and p. NJ. No charge.
L. D. KINNEY, Manager
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look OUT FOR THE SHOW OF FINE
II Chrysanthemums in Johnson, Pratt &
Cos Drugstore Window, beginning on Mon
day, November 5th. Sale of plants from II
to A. o. F. DUE.
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200 WAGON OF KINDLING WOoD. READY
- for use. Apply to Willism Carroll, Archi-
tect and Builder, Emporium Building, First
South Street. :
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A YOUNG HORSE. WEIGHING ABOUT
a. pounds Will work or drive En-
luire III B Street
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COAL FUR SALE
RY The CWT. AT 65 AND o. E THIRD
- South.
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ITO RENT, "A HOUSE OF THREE OR FOUR
l. rooms. Flowing well preferred. Ad-
dress P. o. Box GAS. = 1,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

propositions, that everything tia, quick
Ell the seton OF the heer$, any kind Of
excitemen', taxes and reduces the storage
of life. II tbs were ssid CT those nstu-
rally feeble or ilheriting disease, Or even
Gt those leading sedentsgy lives, and
living from dsy to day without
tia invigorsting benefits of fresh
cir and exercise, it would seem
reasonable, for one does not have to be
q ek!lled physiologist to know that ex-
element effects the nerves as well SIS the
heart 'But is the Fsatement strictly true
when referring, IS here. TO the entire hu-
msn family? Surely soldiers engaged IN
actusl warfare and siilors in peace, as
we'll SIS Wal, Five among excitements, be-
sides being notoriously addicted to indul-
geDces SO TO drinking snd smoking, Ye!
are they long lived. Statistics chow Il
and observations corroborate them.
The p3nsion list c; the British army,
giving the ages of the benefciaries, men
who have served IN sll climates for from
twenty to forty years, ana excluding
those psnsioaed sooner because OF
"wounds received while il the perfc-m
ance Of DUTY" shows that soldiers do not
die as other men do; 50 it is with the
naval pensioners CT the Greenwich nos
pitsl, low scattered over Crest B.Itsin
because Ct its sboushment. L.
the merchant service TO -dayi: IL 70 uEcom
mon thing TO hld man seventy years
old in charge OF yessel-i post requir-
ing activity OF body rs well G5 Of mind.
Hsrs in New York We have the proof
nesr US, for st Sailors Saug Hsrbor, on
Staten Island, are 800 sgd bu; for the
most part hearty sailors. Mos. Of these
are between seventy and eighty; active
old fellows they ara, 1ith clear minds
and good sppetites. They Will tel! you
they are not by any means
the cole survivors CT Gu: one
time merchant feet; that many, il
not most, Of their mates are yet living,
but distributed over the country, living
with their grandchildren, perhaps wisr
Tying Tor living or engaged il o:har em
Payments along water front. From
this it would spcear that 3 sound human
body can Withstand munger and exposure
or even freqaen. excitement, if only there
is plenty CT fresh air ana exercise OF q
vigorous kind thrown n.
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w.
GRSENYELGE.

Cortracs Awarded for the Construction OF
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Arrsstsd.
Special to the Gazstte.
GREENvLLs, TEX, Oc.,15.-The Green
yilleWsterworks and Electric Light Com
pany to-day awarded tas c31Erac! for the
reconstruction Of the waterworks plant 70
'bsplsced in this city. L wss let to E.
ySafbhin Of Trenton, n. J. The amount
a6S,ied for in the cont, set was not fur
nished the press. but some idea Ct the
magnitude CT The Pei scted works can be
hsd when It Is sisted mat the stsndpipe
will be 135 feet high and Is feet "A diane
ter, at g cost CT SIS, GOO The pumping
engine will cost TIE same amount. The
company will Itself finnish all the mate
rails Throughout, and the to.El cost CT the
works will closely approximate $4,000
Contractor Su phiu scyer:ises tomorrow
for teams, and ground IS to oe broken on
Thursday.
A man giving IN the name Ct j. R King
WAC 20 Day found in the possession OF 8
fl 10 Gpd vsIusble horse which turned out
to be the property OF gentleman living
in Collin county, and hsd been stolen by
ME- at ST. ?. u IN that county. Upon
Selng arrested TIE prisoner ackno wledged
his gaiIt. He will De held in jail here
until the Sheriff OF Collin county can
arrive and take charge of him. The de-
PENDANT was trying 20 trade the animal
when arrested. .;y,E2:,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

Wanted in Wisconsia On a ChArGs CT
Emb( zz,emeEt-FsRSso CT Foul Play.
Special to sac Gazetts.
WACO, TEX, Oct. l5-To-dEy Cons!a-
ole Lee jenkins arrested 10 this city ans
lodged IN jill Charles Mayors, alias
Charles Wymar, alias Charles Goser, on
q charge of emoezzlement committed in
the state CT Wisconsin some TINA ogo.
There IS SI00 reward offered for The cap
ture Of this party.
Ga LAST Saturday morning M. George
4. johnson, who lives about nine miles
east Of this CITY, came TO Waco aud sold
a bale Of cotton he mad brought to the
city. Mt returning homa or Saturday
riglt or Sunday, his Esther-in law, MIR.
7. B. Morehaad, came to this city to-day
Is ascertain come information in reg ard
to the matter, and up to late hour to-
night no clue to the missing man has
oeen gained. The whole affair remains S
profound mystery. The young man
has wife and one little caild,
snd was known to have been
industrious and sober in his habits. Foul
play IS spprenended IS the missing party
is ssid to have hsd nearly 500 on his
person last S sturdsy. OILERS here have
been appraised Of tae occurrence and a
diligsnt search for the missing one is be-
Ing Instituted.
The Inquest has been in progress here
all day ever the dead body CT Clsr!e Mo
ran, Jr., who was killed rear this city
on Saturday night. The following YER
dict was rendered By Justice Sleeper late
this evening: That the deceased, Charles
Morar, Jr came TO his death on Saturday
night, Octo9er 10, from the effects Of
s gunshot wound inflicted by gun In
the hands CT c. W. West" 4 telegram
was received By MIR. Edward Toby OF this
city TO- day from Moran's isthsr n New
York City siviI G Instructions TO bury the
remsius in Waco, and in accordance with
the fathers wishes the body will be in
tered in Oikwood Cemetery tomorrow.
A party from r sing Sun N the south
westerly portion OF Scsckelford county
informed your reporter tonight that
Anthony SG.far who vas living On the
farm Of G. Cox, committed suicide on the
l2sh inst. When his body wa5 found the
whole top OF his heed WAS blown Of and
he lay On his back tightly grsspins 6
shotgun in one hand and Winchester in
the other, both of which had bsen dis
charged. The bed On which he lay was
drerched with blood, and The corpse pre-
scented ghastly picture.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
THE FAIR.
The Increased Attendance the Most Ne.
ttceabls lFoxturs-Lsuisisns D1y Net
AArked By al Ii * OF Pelicans.
Henry W. GRADY to Speak October - On
"ine soulb,"s It's oppoEtusi la "a sdS
Dutier If ns YS1nE hen.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Oct. Isl! would seem
that the management OF the fair had been
unfortunate in nsming the days ot the
current stats fsir. To-day Was desig
mated on the programme ss "L2uis:sns
Day" I. Nigh: IS well have been "Siam
Day" 50 Far as tha attendance from the
Pelican State ws3 concerned. One OF
Barnum's lions could have c5ewed every
resident CT L3uisiaus inst entered the
gates to-day. There WAS nothing Unusual
About the fair. rs greatness WAS not q
wilt increased and everything went on as
Csual. The mos noticeable festEre was
the increased attendance from sbTo.d This
plaases the mansgeme ut, notwithstanding
The fact thzt the present crowds are by
no means az large ss was expected.
Lioardti's concert was unusually inter
asiing AID every aisle around the music
stand in exposition hsll WAS crowded.
The programme rendered YVES:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
Grand Jury WORK ss Hillsboro.

Special % the GazetIe.
HILLsBoRo, TEX Oct. Is The grand
jury adjourned to meet o ;tober %. They
returned forty seven bills CT indictment
into court to -dsy. six CT which we're for
teIoaies. The following parties have
been arrested: Joe Criner, co!ored, for
robbery; he WAS recognized in the sum Of
$1,000 with H. N. Lsrry and W. A.
Folcnd as bondsmen. Alec Aglsnd,
co!ored, robbery, in ISL. Wiley Black,
coloEe6, in jail. Bobb Haynes, theft OF
arrsa Two cases sgainst MIN, in isil.
Afford sggsrd theft Of horses, In jsil.
] ohm Heiethartfthsfs Ct horses, in all,
.ESsts sg.ifsssach of these two par
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

General Shofeld will soon take up his
abode in Washington. He will probably
spend the winter st the Eobitt house.
His increase in rank adds nothing to his
ealary, which is only 81, 800 year, sum
which does not 90 fer ct the cspitsl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16


. Overture ... Italiana IN Al ieIl 80. Rossini.
; Waltz -. Hochz i;sreigen. GunsL
5. selection Boccac'iJ Suppe.
ISTERNI5SION.
PART H.
l. Ov erture. ,........ Raymond -. .-.. Thomas,
:. Garct e.......... Secret LOVE-. Resch.
8 Selection ........ La MasCotts. .Audran
L. Comet SOLO. De Berioth. Hartman.
sIeNOR LIBERAL.
- Inc Netreat. .fuget
AFTERNOON. 3 TO O'oLOCK.
PARTI.
l March,. Congress Liberati
.. Overture. .DIeu ct La Bayardare Auber
3. LIS Serenada ...Espagnola. Meta
INTERMIssIoN.
FART II.
|. Overture. Athalia ...... Beethoven
2. Waltz Blue Danube ....... Strauss
5. Selection. e. Ofphee aux Enp.rs- .Otfenbach
4. Cornet sclo. Old kertucsy Home. $500.
SIGSOR LIBERLTI.
0. Galop. ......... Busch Z)usve... .Liberat
In the morning the usual exhibition Of
cattle and horses took place il the s-ens
Fine stock il every class were shown snd
the blue ribbons awarded according to
merit. In the afternoon the usual bicycle
and chariot races were had end were en-.
Colonel armstrong received letter
from M. Henry W. Grady to-day an
nouncing his acceptance of the invitation
recently extended him to be present snd
make 81 address on "Texss Dsy." Octo-
Ger 27 He will leave A.lsn:a on the 24th
md arrive il DAllss or the 26.h.
&c has been rendered the private
Car OF President NJrton OF the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad, and
says be will be accompanied oy Governor
John 3. Gordon, ex Governor Henry D
Mcdaniel Of Atheps, Judge Newman,
Sanstor Co Quit, Evan P. Howell, Gus
Bacon Of Macon, Speaker William A.
Little CT Columbus aad other prominent
G3orgisns. lie eays that Senator Nor
gan OF Alabama, ohm II. Inman Of New
YORK. S. NJ. Iamsn Ct Atlanta,
and Mr.. Thomas OF the capitol com
mittee CO Gaorgis viii also cone The
latter will visit the state capitol at Aug
til before he returns. MIR. Grady
will dsliver the address in Exposition
Hall OF the morning OF Inc 27.h.
por.unities aRG the duties Of lis young
Texss," ss heretofore published.
&c SIAALy CAHAOiH oayt
the chief ,es:ure Of which will be the
opening OF the races under the auspices
OF the Dsllss Driving Cub.
The following are the names OF visitors
10 the GAZETTE headquarters to-day;
Miss Fannie Carpenter, Shreveport, LIS
Miss M9llie Monroe, Shreveport, La.
Miss Maggie Lonsrt, Shreveport, Ia.
Miss Willie Wright, Dallas.
A. HaImsn, Dallss
Earnest WJst. and hTide. Fort Worth.
Rev. r. NJ. Tinnon, Fort Worth.
Il. NJ. Townsend, Colorado Clipper.
Mr.. ard Mrs. j. D. O'Reilly, Fort Worth.
S. Fl. Brooks, Ennis.
J. G. Mickey, Dallas.
B. Z Webb, Baird, Tex.
IN. r. Powell, Fer. Worth.
4 J. F. Ms,cslt, Corsicsns.
Mrs. Annie Montgomery, Clifton.
W. C. Whitley, Baird.
Miss Msry e. Whitley, Baird.
Miss Ssllie Sexton, Baird.
S. A. Mshon, Dallss.
T. T Atkins, snd P. Riilros6.
Prof. Il. A. LAYTON, Hartford, Conn.
Miss LAURA Blanchard, Dallas.
Mrs. May KsEer, C9ssicsas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
nOEs EXCITEMENT SHORTEN LIFEs
Lopg ed suidtera aud sailors and Stats
tics Agsiaas the Auth orities.
Scientific American

tics Agsiaas the Authorities.
Scientific American.
Whoever has studied wsd's earthly
tenure snd the causes which tend to
lspglhen or curtail It will hsve scarcely
failed to notice how contradictory IS the
evidence of those we naturally look to to
explain them, sad that their evidence,
syen when they agree, does not always
record with what would seem to be the
facts as they appesr around US. Oae su-
thcrity Gays general physical development,
is necessary to prolong life, while anothsf
insists this is not required If the days
employment does not call for physicH
exertion. DR.. D B. Richardson, an emil
nent Baglish authority, declares among,
many OBVIOUS though scarcely noys4'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
ROUND-UPS.
Cs::iemen In ;Fssf Wsrih Lsoiing for
seek seaSrry Tfraugnzsis
fSmlng Winter.
Fine SH5ek Brought from rennesEee-Con-
s.,ssd!.ion OF Range In the Western
60 Part OF the state.

G. W. Williams, cattlemsnof Look
out, N. NJ is registered at the Pickwiek
The Champion Cattle Company CT
Southwest Texas is sending q great many
cattle to market. q"
Tie Capitol Syndicate has 4. contract
/ with Chicago house toship 10. 900 prime
oeeves to market this fsl.
Five wells ere being sunk on the Dia-
mond F ranch They propose to 5e be-
youd the Il fuence CT droaths.
J. D. JefrIes was in Fft Worth yes
a+rdfy on his wsy to his ranch, the
Tongue River, from West Tex's.
Major A, W. HilLafd, vice president OF
the International Range association, is in
thu city on his way to the State fair.
IJ ohm B. Slaughter aud e. NJ. Sims con-
tracted for about 500 yesrllrg steers st
Abilene last We at 81 sversge prica OF
SO They Will put them In the Barnett &
Mcintyre pasture !or the winter.
". II. Glddis CT Ohio, who OWES
large CQd well stocked rsnch ia the
SHeetWater counirY, w.s II Fort Worth
yesterday looking about fer the where
with to stack big slice Of pasture land
II the Nation.
-.
Captain Julian Polk nss returned from
2 trip 10 Tennessee, s1d brought ctek
with hin e string OF blood5d cattle f1r
the ststa fSir. Pix Brothars have row
large exhibit there, made up CT horses
sid cattle, including some thirty head OF
Thoroughbred Texas bred Jerseys.
-.
j Parties in from the divide between the
head OF South Concho and DEVILS river
say that for = stretch Of country CT Atty
miles square the new grsss is from eight
to ten inches high. This section was
burned OF during the summer, but later
rains have placed it in prime condition.
-.
Albany News: Mr.. A. A. Rockwell re-
turned Monday night from St. Louis,
where he hsd tskan CIR OF beef steers
and Z CIR OF sheep The steers were
three -yesr-olds, weighing 1000 pounds
even, snd Melted $50. There WAS one
steer Ia the Car that weighed 1900 pounds,
but he IVES about four years old. These
steers were sold On the Sd, when the mar
ket wss considered "of."
-.
Colonel A. P. Moore, manager OF the
Rio Cattle company, has lately returned
from trip TO his ranch in Fisher county.
Re SAYS water has been little scsTce on
the plains, but late rains have freshened
everything up 80 that the grass is as green
S. could De desired At this time Ct the
year, and as cattle are sleek aud fist there
is every reason 20 lock for an easy win
ter unless the weather proves excessively
severe. MIR. Moore says su stockmen in
mis- neighborhood are taking great inter-
est In the coming convention OF cattlemen
std butchers st st. Louis, and great
many II them are determined to attend
CT that occasion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
The Ea,hvllle amsrloan Changes Hands.

Tbs Fashville American Changes Hands.
NASHVILLE, TENN, Oct. 15.-Colonel,
Durc,n B. Cooper. Colonel Spsrrel Hill
and John ". Childress have purchased.
the Dsily Neutrality-suspicious. and wiz
take charge to. morrow. Colonel Coops$
will be editor IN chief. The paper viii
be Democratic, but the We.tersonian idea
will prevail in the treatment Of The tariff
question. The American has hithsrto5
been protection journal. Colonel Coli
var, who has been editor in chief, will
retire, As will all the former stockholders.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

My FRIEND, dones deceive yourself any
longer. II you wsata good smoke try e
Grand Republic claArto or bufo. Sold by
al fl :st.clsss dsetsTs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

!, The cry is, "sMf&sy cone." and all
sIsor Grand R spgbik cssarros sn1 bufos.
Sold by all sfssEclass dsslers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

The sweetest 81 the bone is the
marrow. Tnen ss4cko Grand Republic
cigarros and san % Sold by all first
class dealers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
10 Osnu

10 Osnts
viii pay for THE WEzKLy1 GAZETTE
for the month.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

Captain Julian PolK nas returned from
2 trip 10 Tennessee, s2d brought csck
with hin e string OF blood5d cattle f1r
the ststa fSir. PJlk Broth3rs have row
large exhibit there, made up C! horses
&ad cattle, including some thirty head Of
thoroughbred Texas bred Jerseys.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

G. W. Williams, cattlemsnof Look
out, N. NJ is registered at the Pickwick
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

Henry Irvisea,s gone % Scotland with
sad desire 80 catch something Of the in-
NfHkion 81 6e country before assuming
'fherolefHMacbeth." sestss,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

". H. Gsddls Ct Ohio, who OWES 8
large Gld Yell stocked rsnch ia the
SHeetWater country, w.s II Fort Worth
yesterday looking about fer the where
with to stock big slice Of pasture land
IN the Nation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

The Champion Cattle Company c
Southwest Texas is sending great mar
cattle to market. =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

b Parties in from the divide between the
head Of South Concho and DEVILS river
say that for stretch Of country CT Atty
miles square the new grsgs is from eight
to ten inches high. This section was
burned OF during the summer, but later
rains have placed it in prime condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

@John B. Slaughter aud Fl. NJ. Sims con-
tracted for about 500 yesrling steers st
Abilene last We at 81 sversge price of
SO They Will put them In the Barnett (
Mcintyre pasture Tor the winter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
$4,000

to any one he falls to satisfy. Treatment nd
ninistered IN person Over 1906 uaHents cured
in TeXa'. Now at the ST. GEORGE HOTEL
DALLAS. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

Major A, W. Hilhard, vice prasident OF
the International Range association, is in
thu city on his way to the State fair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

TIE Capitol Syncicste, hiss cortrac
with Chicago house toship 10, 900 prlm
oeeves to market this ,fe2l.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
WACO

Wanted in wisconsia On a Charge CT
Embt zz,ement- Fears CT Foul Play.
Special 80 rae 6aze:ts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

NEh ROUS Seminal L2sses, Night Emtss
sions, Loss Of Vital Powers, Sleeplessness, EtS
sponde 7cy. Losc IF NJ mory, COMMUNICATION
Spirlss, Aversion 10 Soclsty Easily Dttc5frsged.
LACE OF Conide7ce, Dull Ls:.ass, sUnft for
Study or BuSineas, md ffudsSJffe burden,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16
z&si
$4,000 in Premiums and Pu


and interesting
states beautfu land
splendid attractions eadng Grand Military Displays Ropng Contests e
Races, Balloon Ascsnsons, r''o N 'NJoe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

Contract awarded for the ConE,rEc!i on OF
the Observation-Disclosures Arrsstsd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

J. D. JefrIes was in Fsft Worth yes
rdfy on his Wsy to his ranch, tie
Tongue River, from West Texss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

Five wells ere being sunk on the Dia-
mond F ranch, They propose to be be-
youd the x fuence CT droaths.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

Is the only man IN the world who hiss been cue
oesstul in curing that dreGdsr disease to The
satisfaction of the most confirm sd skepi OF
ihe land that will ties. 1t for few hours. The
Doctor demonstrates cure to the eutis!acticn
of his u will give