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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-09-24

To. 9 9 ON erlu etset bra6ts in
Gptt0er 963@-c., 9fo. 3 gu Sass, SEQ. /
nab Qrobe 83@69, SEQ. 4 65@80c.
SEQ. 3 8tnter 8ei3en, rot6er i'm
Spet6er -@-c, SEQ. 3 rotber 80 90 So,
To.4 gu 6S@78; SEQ. 2 tiirFii9er mad 4rob,
o. go. 8 rotbet gu 84@87c, $40.
rptber 31 70@76.
go: : Corn i'm @pet6er 4ss@4a8s fiji,
OIL, So 5 9eitbe s 4 Gsta1S mad 3D. 9r oba
SEQ. 8 1peibes 48@434c., $40. 4 8l 4sll @434c.
Safer = SEQ. 2 mad Qro6e = @24, go.
2 1petBer 284@ &C, SEQ. 8 3n 23@-c, SEQ.
weiBer 259 @26c.
Ser tie. Neue SEQ. 2 C, SEQ. 8 mad
Yrobe gu 52@69c. SEQ. 4 gu 4O@57.
Eo99en No. 2 500 tint Spei0er;
geo. 3 44@46.
S6meretem: 2einIamer g2o. / al
1.313@-, &traot9p prilla 1850, Slice
iatnen -
5eu: &c.,. 1 Gimotbp gu $11. o0@11.5 so,
gto.S DO. gu So. 75@1O.5O nltb llplan6 Nraiz
RE SIT $7.50@8.75 per Tonne.
Wttobltn9S 81 S13.00@15.0 90 per Tonne.
&lete. -$l2.50@S13.25 per &onne in
8o9enlabnn9en.
@ 8 te .. $50.
@etl ii9el.- 2ebeuoise Eurfeps 1O@-c,
Sch. 9ibner 6ennen 10@-c, Sabine 5@-c.,
Spring @bidenS" : @11c Das 8fun6
@anie $4.OO@6.OO bas 0MbenO, @nten 8@
81, l1nge 80 @ts.
st er. - 16@16Ac has Dubenb.
Eart off EN-. - 35@40c. Der 8rId1el.
Sweet 8otatoeS.- Seerieper 1926
$3.50, Saltimorer S.. 25@2.5G.
8obnen, = Suite G8eltern geautes au
$l.5O-2.00 nno @ditern Jtapies III 81. 5O@
200. Wseoiums 1.40@1.60; @Gliforntl93
@. Sn1portirte $-.-@-.-.
Orb Ell: Yelte CRIME 81. 1o@1.25;
Seloerbien so .9O@1.10. Ntaromfats $1.15@
@egfeL;5 ao6dpfet s 1,oo@s.oo, f6One
en.-e@7c., @prtt peasst.
Bntter. Creamery, bette 23@24c.
@efli9e 15@ssc., bette Dairp 16@17tc,
quite 13@143c, 8ref6 Nadin9 1O4@1f5c.
Salg.-&u9en 5@54c.. $50. / @ountro
53@53c. SEQ. 2 81 43@4ac.
&tt6en.
oPttr1t9e- Wtt6i9au ] 8.z&0rbe 900
5Oc, crates pom lie 4 &0rben 75c@S1, J s.
Sorbe 50@75c; Suinotier I 8.z6iIt6en 800
5Oc, @rateS BON ie 4 8. 50@75c; GrapforSS
$l.Q0@S1.4O Der ] guibel, Otto's in 4Gefz
&orben So. 500.
girnen. : gartletts s4.oo@5.oo bos
6aB ltnO $1.75@S2.75 bas Seq; @ede[s So
@4.So oos 6aB. @~epobnli9e Sorte 3l ST.
75@S2;5O bdS SaB.
Ntel : Wust 50@65c. Der @rote.
9ems 4O@6Oc. Der &orb, 6adenIad C
@--.-DGs Snsen0. @a~iierfnelonen 5000
&ranben.- Sues 25@S7c. Der &prb.
@oncoro 25@28c. per 10 Qf0. Gorb.
y tlau nj EN-. $1@1.75 bas gu1heI
OamlonS. N"'9''
SErfsd,cs Ca%A.1v..
Art % e n = S1.O5@1,4o bas SAP.
Sobl- .bteii9er 1.50@2.a5 bos SmtSsrf'
Uto TT ii b 75c01.O0 DnS Ton
: 9 m q N, 50@75c. Der guide{o-
Slnmento6t-bteI iger 100 al. bos
Snbeno. y
gurten, biefige 6@1Oc. bos Dkb.
zee 5@7c oa5 Ouseu6.
Sellerte 10@15c Oos Oueeto.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-09-24
Gin Wath far WFlffer.

MRS. @tnslOm'8 nGootbtnQ
5prup" ioute beitdnoiS beim Etnoers 3abs
nen 9ebran9t rOeroen; Gr b~elGnftist ods
6iub, erpei9t bas 3obnIeli3, hubert alien
Mittel sesen Oiarrb0e. Gsnfua0gpau1ig
Gents bic Hlaihe-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-09-24

G9afe trafen 33, 500 Stid gegen %, $50
StiG III pori9er @o9e ON bieliSen Narfte
ein. 2Grnmer Inn 25@50c. ullb bic 9ez
1o0bnli0e Sorte 91atipes ltno @elternS nm
25@30c. ttieOri9er ais Dor a9t &a9en.
9,erFoutt murhpr II a.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-09-24
Observation-Disclosures.

~ SnnOpirtbi9oftIi6e SeeenEtdnbe betreffenbe
@nfragen fiaS an 9errn 0ottlieb Scouting booen,
Gemarh. Gee brasto. an rt@ten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-09-24
EtfS0cs m%,,.3v..
0icN4tAraf.

@m Gtn6pteb M ortt betruo Die 9u.
ti!l9r M,726 Stitd 9e9eu 60, 300 Sffiif IN m
rt9er @o9e. Gle onboltenb iforfe 9uf1l6r
perurlabte etlen befti9en BreisriidoGno. IL
DOaB 9e9en Die Sorpo9e vg6eterns@ Inn 25@
50c;, 3eros nm 20@25c., Natipes Inn 25@4Gc
lttebri9er i0lieBen. @f0'
8erfdutt ipur0en II. a.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-09-24

@bicago, 90. Gept.

WYECWyU %. STPI.
@m @etreibenarft i9foB 8eisen um1lc.
b0ber, Corn Inn 1c. nie6riger, Gafer lt1tperz
S9metnefeii6 fet, S9malS nm zoe
nnb 9ttppen ann loo. nteori9er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-09-24

Mun 9ebrou6e bic groBe ipeSifii9e Webiz
gin fir G6uupfen un6 Satorrb -Or. Sa=
ge's o&atorrbz6 eilrttttel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-09-24
10 Grts.

&nspGrts.
@et3en.- 0ftober i9loB in Stem Oorf
5t 984c, IN ct. Souls 5u 934c, in Oulutb III
S1.O2 unb in MeiIlDaufee Su soc.
@orn..- Sftober i6loB in Seem gort gu
513c. u1o in ct. Souls gu 1890.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-09-24
tr%euerfreun0


elm ipeiIer @otbee6er unb elm Setter in Der glotb in
Der >, o. ttng =asnfer" fir 9ieieni9en. melje an
&rarf9eiteu Der Drgore hub 8erluifS Mtonnesfrofi
poQen, IoQten ben Sprub G9iners; rDrum prilfs,
iper fb etpig binbet". po9t b~eDersiQen uno BAG pors
tretft1e Bud Ieiett, che fe ben uiAtiglteu G9ritt bes
riI9er an5eioeu unb tp%crthloier 8i0er Det66ren I9i.
fen. Ser n3tettnu92sGtatcE". Is. MRlooe. $50 g,
nit 40 Ie6rreiben 8tloeru, rebit elmer @6banbluno
beutI6er Sprabe, segen @inienbln9 bon 25 Gents in
@pitmarte1i, iorGiom oerpodt, in etnem nnbebrudteu
l~1ulItllage. frei D%eriauot. Mbre1e: Deutsches Hell.
Institat II Clinton Place, New York, n. Y. Nn
@btea9o beim 9u19dnbler s. 6. S6irpIfn, ZIG Dit
9lortb Aps,, iopie I'M 9HDbanbtI bes Sn. un6 aus
Iouoe5.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-09-24

Ste aUaeTgetst beItebtess sttto nes
Raatm9eas OtaYG,eatbtere oer GottrGs
Getpp gTe&vttt0 So. ftt0 SSeSers
SO aat1t stt easpfebGett. BefSeuattt9eaa
kittet 4se@es o3sesS aW Ste 8r1ttcreS
a22 Sett0egs. suoSiO mitt II ND
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-09-24
StQ0t GDifQ00.
Klemme's Grmorouno.
Rooney, Der t%l0roer, Felt fd ser poIi,ei

Rooney, Ger n1oroer, Felt f9 ser poIisei.
S6omaS Goonep, Ser 6ufI6mie6, tpelber
ant 9ienifag Qlbetto in Der Moonep'i 6eu
S6mie6e int !6auie SEQ. 1O5 Oet6ioonitr,
Dem 6enrD &lentme bnr1 ben 6ieb NIT elmer
;3ange etrten t0otli6en S6GOelbrud auz
tligte, betrat 9onneritag Na6mittag ettpa
um5 l1br bic @bica9o Qlpe. 78oli3etftation
uno ~lteferte it6 fretDtQi9 ais @efangener
aus.
Dem Gapt. G6ouf gegenibersefeQt,
rief ct nit i6mer5It6er @eberDe aus: sd
tpini6te, tb mare 6a, mo- &lemme lit : in
Der Morgue. SD itele gar nidts tn 9lbre6e.
SD babe ben Weann get0btet un6 nel0e
8uBe man audi iiber mild ~perbGn9en m0qe,
fte fann tt6t i6ltmner lei1t, ais 6as
i9refli9e 8etpuBtietn, meinen 9reun6 err
morbet 5u baben. SSa, mir tporen 9yreuu6e.
Otele @etpifiensqual brtngt MIDI unt; bot
0er Strafe fIrbte i6 mild nt6t."
Sn cine 3e1e itberfibrt, tbei[te GooneD
nit, oaB ct uto &leml1e tpG6ren6 Des gtabz
mttta9s fart %getrunfen bGtten unD 6QB
2ebterer it6 bann rii6mte, Elm ban6fefter
S0ldger au iein u1tb Jpn, ben GooneD, init
2ei6ttgfett be5ptn9en 3u t0nnen. Seine
me6rrtaltge 6erauSfpr0erutg sltt1 2tpetz
fampfe babe Ct, &ooneb, ie0o6 beladf, unb
btes babe ben Glentme balo 10 Gr9erLttb aez
mobt, baB er auf ibn 3utrat un0 i'm ms
@5eii6t i9lug. Sn Der auQenblidGiden @ee
miitbSauftpaaung babe ct bierouf Sic !3ange
ersrtffen unb ben berbdngniBboaen 6ieb
9efibrt.
unmittelbdr mad Dem 3ulammenitnfen
6es i~terbenben &lemme lei Inn oas S6redz
Tide ieiner Sbat gum 8epuBtlein eebru1z
gen. 9aponlaufenb, babe er etne vGar"
belttegen un6 it6 mad ben Giebb0fen begez
ben, mo tbm etn Sreunb, Nanens @leaIon,
einitmeilen in ieiner MDbnung nnteri6lupf
eetpGbrte. 9luf @lealon's Gdtb BIN babe er
it6 frettpi1tg Der 9oli5ei 9eiteut.
Sen t6lt befragenben 8eri0ter1tattern 9es
geniber pernei9erte &oonep ieoe meitere
Musfunft. ct lit Elm 9roBer, bagerer Mann
uno ettpa IS Sabre alt. Sem @eit9t 3eigt
feinen b0sartigen NnsbruG uno ct be6dups
tet, ME subor DGrubel" ge6abt 8lt baben.
lteber &lemme's 2ei6nam tour0e oe1tern
6ur6 Die Gorpnersgei6porenen Der SSne
queIt ob9ebalten. Ser Babrlpru9 loutete
Sen l1mitGnben gemdB uno beauftragte bic
8oli3ei NIT &ooneD's Gerbaftung.
Cine Insabl pra9tuoler Tarmen = rei6es
SorntlanD init @alo, por3I9liA bebalt, out
iIlm,6utt unb ntn9ebet nit famefen SB1ts
oGrfen, 1omie pra6tuouen @ebGuoen - 1t1to
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-09-24

Cine g(nsabl prabtuoGer Tarrnen rei6es
sorntlanb init 8alo, por5I9lib bebout, gut
iIimsGunt unb ntt9eben nit fameien Ob1ts
sGrfen, iopie pra6tuouen @ebduben - ii1o
III nie6rioen Breilen SIT rertaufen. (S15 bis
$50 per Gcre) unb in mdBtoen Staten.
@pre6t Iofort pot BET 6reoeritien g Co.,
SEQ. ISL @aibiHstonitraBe, @bico9o.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-09-24
Sytnattsbert6t~

en- Stem g0c@ wuroen SunoeSi@nlb=
fheire nptirt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-09-24
Bur red,ten seit empfphLen.

our REOPEN sen entpfpDlen.
26nsere 3ett lit t8 an 6sftiset 1asen1
f9rter3en, bic fetnent ber Ytelen dn9etp6r6>
ten Mittel pet6er MOLTEN. SdlieBlid
ertf t4 5t Or. Nu9. &Dntg'S 5omburser
3rppfen unb in fur3er Belt par t6 pte6er
Rergefeat.-Oa @eibner, Stem 9aben,
SeraS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-09-24

Dim S6wetuemarf TT belief Tt5 bic gu,
f1br auf 6 $500 Stiif 9e9en 57,572 Stiid in
poriger 8o9e. Yreile ulperGnbert.
Q%5eridutT mirnpu n y
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-09-24

Or. @usuf 86nts'S hamburger SrDpfen ftt
in alien &ppt4efen fir so Gents bic Slaf8e 81
ba6et.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-09-24
9e9en Wa9eatletDetr.
U1aN 12.iGhrfner @rfnhrnnn.

NnG 12sidbrtser Grfabrnns.
9a@ 12<id6risen Grfabrunsen fam ID
beidtigen, baB Or. @uouit &6nts'8 5arts
burger Grppfer cine alt8se3et9nete MebtStn
ftnb unb CO geeen aqe Maeenletben niTtS
befereS gebe1 fam, ME biefe berrlt6en
SrDpfen.- Grtebri6 Nalter, SbebOlt, Sa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-09-24

TIE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO., Baltimore, ND.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-09-24

Serfdntt lpurOelt IL. a.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-09-24
@oIfen thinner.

0esen Wasenleiben stebt es niGts 6eFe>
res ME Or. Mueulf Ginto'S 5am6ur9er
&rppfen, i'd tpen6e biefel6en I4pn felt Sies
le1 Sa6ren an unb 6abe ltet8 sefunber, bag
fe 9ar5 SprSigli6 9eeen berlet 2eiben iinb.
g. 6. Rpe9Ier, Npnrpe, Wisc.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-09-24

Choice Full Cream Cheddars 5000,
Young Americas 9g92c, ~off-grades 3@6c,
Skins 2@6c, Brick 8@9c, Swiss 11@14c
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10
sAPsI,T GENERlL CONVENTION.
Large Amount CT Brsoe,s TfsnIac,ed at
ths Bolton N. eI,g.

Large Amount CT Brs'Vess Ttsnlsc,ed at
thp Bslton N. eI.g.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
Bolton, TEX, O.. S-The Baptist
general convention winch HIS been in
session here since Friday last adjourned
this evening. A very large smouat Of
business WAS transacted. tbs great
oeggsrs, J. B. Cranflu, DR. A. J. Holt, C.
r Bceedlcve, A. T. Hawthorne, and
some smaller pegears were on hand, and
to their appeals fox sid .or their sewers,
departments, the brethren gave lscgelg il
money and pledges for ru.use work. The
financial condition OF the convention lie
healthy, snd gree2 thi1g3 in tie depart
ments Of education, In nome ana foreign
mission work, in theological traiui1g are
promised in the near future. TIE con-
vention has been mos. hitm)1 i3u3; no
jsrs nor dlscord. The delegates express
themselves SIS hLv.ng beea bouaCifal!Y
entertained by the c1,:z2ns OF Bolton.
Had the railroads treated them as they do
the political conventions, hundreds more
would heve been here. Tue convention
will meet next yesr St Houatol.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10

nix with the herds, snd by the tina OF
the development OF tbs tise1se huad.eds
OK others mhy have taken ths con.s-
gIGn"
As to the beref5 arising from Cattle
growing associations, he gays:
- me bs,efs to De deprived fccm sssc-
cisious Is 10s merely Iheocs:csl CO
! speculative. Take, fer i2s;snce, the
Colorado Cs.Ie- Go Esr's Association,
tee o.dess IN tie range country. use
fuinesa has grown with every yer Il IT.
existence. The r1co.d IL ras INSIDE
stands as an una1swerab,e ergu-
ment In favor CT associated
ef0rt. The cost of mLinta!rirg it hiss
been merely roninsl to Us members, end
l. has prof!ed the industry hpndreds Of
thousands Of dollaTs. Its members
would SO out OF the business II the7
could net hsye tae benef obtained
through its asen,y. What this rssccia-
ton is 20 the stockmen CT Colorado, the
Range Association can be msde to the
stocsmen Of the entire range country. Ii
is possible that there are yet stockmen
who are too Cbtuse to grasp the gitustior,
but 1t is IS certain SO anything can be
that these men will not long survive the
attscks being made upon tina. business,
and inst bus few years will elspse when
the cattle business CT tne plains will be in
the hsDde OF the men who have the intel
lieeEcs 10 understand Its needs and tle
c)ur.ge, manhood and iberslisy - do
whatever is Necessary to ssve it."
As TO fleeing IN the srid region he
says:
There is growing tendency 70 utilize
all Of the avaiiabls lands for irrigatiana
and the production Of the fo-a ge CROPS
Probably NOS more than one acre 1920
in the entire arid belt is susceptible CT
oelng brought urder ditch with thshopss
CT getting al ample water supply ,Hnt
Ghe increased quantity Ct feed tr5ssria Z
eres is capable CT producing would hS,
sufficient to winterfsed cne-foufS5f'
more OF all the cat:le now grsZ!Ig c94he
great pl.ins. Ia time system OF Xhter
storage may be developed 50 as .S'save
the vast volume that now rLns to waste,
which will double the avsilsble supply
When this time arrives the risks 4 winter
will have departed"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10
WEAphkRFURD.
40 b ave wsierworss and leotrie L'gut at
an Early dsy-Of for the Fair.

40 hive Wsterworks and lectrfc L'Sut Et
an Early Gsy-Off for the Fair.
Special to the Gazette.
WEATERRFoRD, TEX OCT, 9.-The en-
CINE ard b5.lar5 for the watcrwcrks an
The electric light plant have been received
aud me company mas been having tbs m
moved from the depot to the works and will
Gsve them pl,csd in position right away
The CONTRACT made come time ago with
the Electro Light Company Is that the
light plant is 20 be competed by the 24tn
OF this month. The reservoir for tbs
waterG0:k5 will be completed in two or
three days. The pumps have been ship
ped sno sic expected TO pc here between
This and the 18Th inst. When the pumps
are received the waterWorks will be pu.
in operation IS the wate1pipes have been
laid. WsstheIford will soon be sup
plisd with wsterwcrks and H.
lumias!ed by electIl i!y, thus
supplying needs that have long
o,ec Eel. by tie people Of this city.
SAsrf Sex has arrested and placed in
jail here one George Gallagher, on sus
plcion. Yesterday he received q telegram
from Sheriff Ware CT Cooke county, il
aus Ser to q letter CT Inquiry II Gala
gher was wanted there. The telegram
req1asted Gr. Sisk to hold him; tEat ne
you'd send for Gallagher, "a he wanted
hin.
Mrs. Charles Barthold, Mrs. K H Foat,
Mrs. T.. F. E Igsr AID Mrs. A. r. Aa-
drews, left yesterday fer Dallas 10 set
that the ladies' department Of the Parker
county exhibit at the State Fair IS prop
erly arranged. These ladies' deserve
great credit for their untlring Efforts in
getting up good display In the ladies'
department, which will add greatly to the
Parker county exhibit.
Mr.. S. G. Maddox left yesterday for
Dallas to take charge CT Silz, Schwsb
Co.'s exhibit ct the State Fair. This
company Nil have on exaibi ion fine dis
plsy in their line.
Dr.. John R. Macker zie shipped this
evening crate Of very fue Angors goats
to be exhibited at the Dallas State fair
Dr.. McKerzis took seven premiums on
his glats OF the State Fair last year, arc
no ooubt will take ell the premiums this
year, IS his goats are very fine.
Mr.. D. NJ Hart shipped three crates OF
fne light Bcahms chickens to De exhibited
st the fair. They are very fine chickens.
Mrs. CASTOR Mitchell and daughters,
Misses Florence and Mary, returned home
Sunday after having spent the summer in
Massachusetts,. They are now hand.
shaking ST their home on EN- street.
Mr. Hugh Hs,court of Galveston came
il yesterday from Los Angels, Csl.,
where he has been spending the summer
He is visiting the family Of his father,
Judge John 7. Hsrcourt.
Mr.. W. II. Porter Of PSlo Pinto county
is in the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10
Caught In q Gin,
Special to the Gazette.

De KAIB, TEX, OF. 9.-Yeeterdsy
evening little boy BY the name of War
rem Aldricb, while rsking seed away from
Mr.. Lsvi HAll's Gin, which is about six
miles south of De Kslb, by some means
got his right srm caught IN the gin, and
so terribly lactrated that smpus.tion WAS
necessary. The operation WAS success
fully performed by DR.. Shaw of this place,
the arm being taken CT q few inches be-
low the shoulder. At last ACCOUNTS the
p.asa: TAs GviAs well.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10
OoucDs.ion OF the Brain.

HILLsBoRo, Tx. Oct. s.-Thaniel
Toliver, colored, who is employed at
Schuyler & Crumley's gin, got into an
altei cation with Aaron Coffee, colorsd,
when Cof3e hit him on the head with S
rock. A surgeon WAS called, who found
s confused wound on the left side of the
head, in front ald little above the ear,
severlng ths temporal artery, laying bear
the bone, snd predicting conclusion Of
the brain. Toliver is IN critical condi.
item. Coffse hiss not yet been arrested.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10
CaiCaG1's SUSPENDED BANK.
Stormy Meeting Of me D-plri.oiI CT the
2EgdrrA' Hank

Stormy Meetius Of me D-p1si:olI CT the
2Ezdsr.' Hank.
CHICAGO, ILL DC. 9-The depositors
OF the Traders Bsnk hSd meeting last
nigat which WAS largely st.ended. The
committee appointed stthe Saturday, night
nee;ii z ht1 not flashed It's work. Ac-
cordins to the receiver tie deposits
smor0tai to aoout 100000 The b.nk
had aoou: $50. 600 il good and available
securities $40 deposits on hand. The de-
posts Ga Mnndsy, the dsv CT the suspsn-
sior, amounted to $3.50 900 PROPOSE.
ton 10 pay back this amount met with
mucl opposition from other depositors.
The assets Of the bang also comprise tie
pi-ce of real estate supposed to bs worth
s$30. 0O0 The rotes deemed good
'6ounted to S275. 900. S .vsral speeches
Wese made, some Of .sahem bitterly de.
'n9ahnpg the officers CT the bspk and
Rre scrimlnsl pr2ee cution. Various
Propositions to hire attorneys, etc, were
left in the .sspds cfssa committee.
7s@Sess Of HoffhBGarolsa@ Plug Cut
Smoking TqSscco issesaautely pure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10
.Eseders for Hale,

WI. G Aslr o: SAu Angelo, I, Z, has
500 head CT fpNr-yes--oid; steers and up
tor sale at S2f5psr head. Will deliver
same at tbs pehE st Ssn Angelo. Said
cattle were bred a@rslsed ia Tom Green
county, and calsbsseen twelve miles
north Of town.ss
Address msest S.a Aggelo, Tex. W.
e. Godair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10

pEMEMPERThat the presence Of Gen
hUhiu - liberals Beauregard and Early
who are in charge OF the drawings, 10 guaran
tee Of absolute fairness and integrity, that the
chances are all equal, and that no one can pos
sibly divine what number will draw prize.
BEN En- BER also th az the paymen OF Prizes
IL 6UARAE By FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS Of New Orleans, and the Tickets are
signed by the President Of an Institution,
whose chartered rights are recognized In tho
highest Courts; therefore, beware Of any im.-
EsSauQs " .SQC1J ElS a. sS.sI Is,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10
C lCrsdo shIpnl .pty,

Special to the Gazette.
COLORADO. Tgs.. O:s. 9 Sawyer, Nc
KY & RimeIg shipped talrY-tiVe csI-
loads OF cattle to the Indian Territory TO
day. The ChsmpiOn Cattle C0mps1y
shipped fifteen cars to Chicago.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10
q Caeh or MisIiEF.

CLEVELAND, o, Ost 9-WillIam B
Smith, cashier in the Erie Railway freight
house q. Manshald, o le,S town Sa;ur-
day last with $1,000 OF the compLry's
money. He Is slso 500 aacr. il his &C
coun's. His wherein uts are unknown
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10
$4,000

tn sny one he fails to satisfy. Treatm emit ad
uotnistered in person over 1900 asients cured
IA Toxa. Nov at the ST. GEORGE HOTEL,
DALLAS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10

This is excellent opportunity for Daily Paper or
Large Weekly to frst-cass Office The machinery
be running in Office any morning up 80 Of
any THURSDAY orenoo For further particulars address r
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10

Camp!sint comes from Colorsdo City CT
scarcity Ct stock cars, oy reason CT
Which shipments are grsAtly dslE7ed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10

NoTE.-Ti:keto drawing Capital Plies q! e
not entitled to terminal prize..
eFFor Club Rates or any further Information
desired write legibly TO the undersigned, clearly
stating your residence, with state, County,
Street and Number. More rapid return mail
delivery will be assured By your enclosing an
envelope bearing your full address.
Send POs cal n . cE5, Express Money Or
ders or New York Exchange in ordinary letter
Currency by Express (st our eIpense) ad
dressed
E. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
or n. A. DAUPHIn,
Washington, D. y.
Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BaNK,
New Orleans, La.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10

A Ssa A1to1io gentleman wao passed
through Fort Worth yesterday said that
the Iate-as,bn.l fir, which is % open Or
NovembesaSst san Antonio, promises to
bs Z gseR SUCCESS, particularly IN the i've
s,ocxHee ar nsnt, there having been ae-
FIR roaD recsiyed already
ftom neafIv sll the hla stock breeders 0!
Southern Te1se, as well ss Northero
Mex CO. TIE general exhibition Wi!
also be better than ordinsry.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10

B Ga.ewood u Colorado City cold
forty stays in Chicago, averaging 1l44
pounds, st 81 Is, aid forty-two steers,
averaging 1912 pounds at 81 GO o.
another dav b. sCld twenty 1000 pound
steers a. IS co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10
Folder

Attached to each end of the that Cuts Pastes and
Folds paper the size of THE GAZETTE, or larger if
required. These folders perfect working order.
Original price, $1,000 each This machinery is in rsclasa
order and the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10

The nlss pure~ursd Percheron horse
born in rexss is Mr.. & B S.nocln's f.
male col: Premiere, NJ 9l3l, fos!ed Al
guss 5, 1888, by pure bred PeEcteTon
stallion Peer, NJ 1858, Out Of pure bred
mare O:auge, NJ. 5sls, i: M. S.nborn's
ranch IN GriysUn cuunty. The promising
fIs.-bora has already been registered, snd
oy RICH. Of primogen ture takes tue fist
pace il the eq1ine royal family CT Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-10

The NlrthHesterA Live Seek Jou,1sl
has fully q page OF it's last Issue devoted
20 Texas matters. The paper IS earnestly
supporting the s.. Louis meeting OF
csItleMsn End hutchers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-19

Dr. z O. johnson. who recently sr2nr
eight zlczihs in the pvfzclpal hospitals
AID iEAs1sEx raesifcAl izskftutssns Of New
fo-x City izyessixs.iag the nos- recent
discoveries IN medicine aad surgery. kar-
ing resuz@ea practice IN SEATTLE, j. pre-
r4re1 % treat al CLASSES cf chronic
lnsiatles, sneh a. liver cor v.iaE-s. dvs-
fsrPsss- rasua1z-is1z. al affections OF the
kt91sEs. be4rt and Ianxs. al skin aai
blood diseases. ali ailments arising fruzz
wszkeaec lerTous system. all rectal
dteeAsess al Eeniie lrfD4rv diseases. ard
% the latest and Haast inrprorea ruefhgls
Consultation free Ckazgss fnC<ierefe
0fzee. rsoEax - ard q. SeE yesle- block.
Mil street akE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-19

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec, l>.-Arrived-C ests
Kica. Nauaimo. Str Empire Mana
imo. ST. willamette Valley. ls2 lins
Rav. ST UmRti.ia, Victoria. JeanHle.
SEATTLE. Cleaned 80 By str Wellington.
Nauaimo. str signal, Portland. "a. led--
So Oregon. Portland. Rr sh Louis Walsh,
Port Townsend.
PoRr ToaSsESp. Dee ls.-Arrived-kk
Emilie. Ssiied-Sh Florence; brig I. W.
iacss
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Do Not Suffer ANY Longer.

Knowing that q cough can be checked
in siay. aud the hrsi stages o. cons1mp-
ton broken ia q week. We hereby guaran-
tee Or. Aekers English Remedy for con
sumption. and will refund the money %
all who buy. take II IS per directions. and
DO not end our statement correct A b
Stewart. druggist