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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-26

ais la6e CT Iciue @rct6e blei9 urtO OBJ
9cbdrnt BOT ii6 fteben, ct mei,tte ibrc
febenbe Stinme 3u b0relt, aber Denlt
er laut ibren Otan1eit rtef, blieb a0es
ltnr1nt uno feline glntlport ertDnte- Sim
@nhe bate CT ii6 init BEN @ebanfen
nertraut 9cmadt, iie lei tobt. Gber CT
bate barn nidt mcbr oil ibr Eager
cilcu biirfen, CT hattie ibr riht mebr
Ia9en biirfct, baB ibr Satcr ibr aGleS
oerSiebeu.
@arum muBte ba8 a[le8 iib.r ibr
fomrueu? Gr bahte an Die, Die 1eltte
1T SreuSe nitO Subel bel chamber mo-
ret, CT ba6te barat1, mic ct nun einIam
babetm fem lperbe, alletn init iib unb
ben @eoanfen on feline Tofter!
ST idraf nit cincinnati ans ieineu
8coanfen arf. 8or inn Die Si6tung
bes @aloes; @oSan mar poraussez
iprnn9en; plDstt6 bDrtc CT i6n laut
bellen, oerlia9m dnsitli9es @eiucn -
ioGltc SemanO perungfitdt iein?
Was CT rritt fretlt1 fab, ols CT nit
Icincut 9tDblein all Der 2i6tuug bes
@aloss bielt, bas mar pobl 9eetsnet,
i'm aus lcinell triiben @ebanfen arf;us
wsGcn. Chg a1 chamber gei6mtegt,
itanben ba mitten i'm S1nee Elm anabc
unb tin Wfdb6en, Grmli6 gefleibct, uuo
nun, So iie bgn Serrn SberfSriter ers
bltdtell, bon gfeItem in @etnen aus
brefeno.
rSta, ila, mas gibt's BENT bier su
Henna1?" fragile Der SberfOriter, i,tScm
er iid bcu1iibte, mDslidft itrens aus3is
iebet,, mas linn freilid ni6t 10 re9t 9ez
linsat molte. ,0a bah i'd ipabrs
I6einlid) 3pei fleine Sol3btebe ertappt.
gta, iper itnb benin bic Gltern? SrtI6
Bera1S nit ser Spra6e!"
SaS MGb9en mar Die critic, Die nit
@eineu aufbDrte.
nSerr Sberf0rlter, Bat iic, inoern Iie
nabe al bcrt &aeen berartrat, ietet
Sic nidt b0ic. Mutter liest babeim
fraflf urtb IS lit lieut. G%briitabsnS, ba
ipouteu mir ibr 70 germ cine Srerbe
ma6en."
rllnb Der &ater bat Sud- tidt sez
ia9t. bab bas perboten iit?A fori6te
ber'S berfDrfter ipeiter.
,Sater lit toSt!" eripioerte Sas Ma6s
then trauri9; yDir iinO arm, urb Die
Wtttter bat 9ela9t, Dap ser liebc @ott
Deute fir jeoes 9inS Gin S0umlcin I'M
Waloe beftintmt babe"
nSa," fiel nit einentmal ser fleine
Suridc, Der bis jest idii6tern beifeite
%9eltanoeit ipar, ein, yutO ipei('s nus
gtieuanb 9ebraGt bot, baben Mrs 1dbft
9ebolt, Die @retbe lnS i6 !"
Die ,@retbe" Der Sberf0rfter
sndte bel bielcm 9farrei1 3uiaiitmen.
OtnBtc ign benn seraoe bieIer feline
Surl9e iDieber Gil Die 8erganeenbeit
erinnern?
n1uo ipie beiBt benn On, mein
Snr9e?" fra9te CT en6li1.
pSans Irnolo 8drpale," ermiberte
Der Snabe.
Sa mar Der Sberforlter nit ciretrt
Cat BON ieinent @asen eeIprunaen.
,Sa9's nod eittnal, &inS," rief Ct, auf
ben Siiaben 3%neilenb, riag's nod eins
mail"
SanS Grualo iab benz lltelt itts Sc
ltft NIB brad eri9roden in lautes
@einer1 alis.
SD fann ia niGts bufiir!~ rief er
Der Sberf0riter aber bate i9rt auf
Den lrnl geromniett rro briifte i'm ieit
an itd. pSans Grnolo 9drtpalS Il riei
er: Snnr's BENIN iein? . Soft, on
bift barmber3igi1
9reths 4atts.eataant ieinsnt @ebah.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-26
2SsiaaGtsfptef TT goutaserm.

@eiBna6ten fat in ieiueln Siuter,
9runbe nod alerlci Mummeni6ali,
Der ii0 als Gin perftiimmclter, perburls
fclter 0feit Der 9teli9ion beS alteit Set
bent5unl8 inter bcn beitlder Stduls
lftelt l,cbcn ben1 licgrcid)eu G%Griltentbum
oil pielen Srten Seutihlarlb8 1T matt
6erlci intcreIanten Spleen bis auf Ben
beuttgcn Gag erbaltcr bat. 3n oieien
9ebOrt au0 oaS in u~i,lerer Ibbilbuil9
bargeiteGlte, in Yommerit iiblide @eibz
na6tSlpicl, mcl1es bafslbit Der beiltge
Gbrilt" gcnannt mirb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-26

lin einen perituu9teu SUP sn f%uriren,
pifien mir fein befiercs Wittel ais eiae
5lai6e Galpntipn Del: ieber Ipotbefer
miro Dir nit @ersniisen cine 5fai6e fir
nur 20 gents pertaufen.
Die Serren @arpsnte s. 9alner In
Samestpipn. g. 9. i6rsiben uns:
.9r. Bulls Suiten SDrup eutip,iht
allen @rtpartungen uuo iibertrift on
Bppularitat ale Yrdparate Die mir fiib'
reu."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-26
@rihnnmtsnInuhc,t

seeibna9tsglaubcu. Scbr pers
breitet III ben peiteifcih.S
berrIGte I'M Wtittelalter Ser I~ber9laube,
oaB ntaltfe l%pfelbdume in Der Mitters
1adtSitunoe ter Gbriittla6t &nospen
ltno Sliitbcn trii9cu, oie in elmer
StnnOe sur poGeu Srudt a1Sreiften.
Seri9;cbene Gbroniiteu baben oariiber
alS iibcr oerbiir9te 8batiad)cn bert6tet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-26

@aibinstDn, ~, Des. GonsreBuer.
~hanblnngen- Genat: Stanforo blsli
cine &ebe 5n Guniten Der Bia. iponod
bic &f9ieruns 10 uiel @elb, als Der.
lanst iueroe, panf Die bette @i6erbeii"
be es 9ebert f6nue, ndmfi5 ouf Gruno
utb 8uben, berlciben Ioae lub
5tuar ST. 2 9rrcsnt. 9as @elo iuirbs
natiirli6 nit Der 9ruferprese fabrlairt
weroen miiiien, aber rs iueroe trub iei-
ner Wiaienbaftisteit mic entlpertbet iuer.
Den, bern eS rube ia aui Der i~elteiten
@runolase. - Die Debate iber oie
gunnesuablbia ipuroe Iortaelebt uub
gum erlten Male belt Gin repub(ifanis
fiber gcuator (Steiunrt pom Mcuaba)
cine Sfebe se3en Die gorluse. Stctpart
iaste, Der Seriud, sic 8id i'm guoen
bir65uilbren, piroe iid un6eiluoG fir
beioe 8niicn erpeiien. @r lei Elm
6rennb Der 9eser, or iei nber aud Elm
Sreunb Der @ei6en. bic 8iG meroe
bm &aiienfrie9 entfaden uab cine Der
spei &aiien iucroe ausserottst ,ueroen.
Saus: Ser GonIeren55cri9t iiber bic
8la our Imenbirmrs seq @eiebes be.
siislid Der Sbeifung Der Sioug &e5er-
oation i'll 8afuta in mebrere f~leincre
&eieruation tpurbe %ansenommen.
@albinston, 20. 9ej. Diegebrinss
iee=Srase tritt iebt III Elm neues uuo
b6dit bebenflides 5taoium. SIN Ga:
binetsratb lit ndmli9 6eibfoK,n iporoen
ben Notwithstanding gnetanb's un>
beoin3t a~n5ufueiIen uib Dem @ongr,B
ale auf Die Gnselesenbe;t bsSIsliteu
8apiere sur &enutniBnahme uib w,ite,
rem 9ispoiitiua mitsutheilea. 0srSrd.
iibent miro Die 8orllge NIT elmer Bot
i9aft tesfciten, in iuel5er er oas 8eht
eer Ser. Staaten auf ueberma6uns bcs
&obbeni9la9s 9elteno madt uu6 bic
Spauadt u%erlan9t, basielben aufre9t
5u balten, ielbit aui Die @efabr bin. oaB
baraus ein G~uafltft NIT @roBbritanien
entIteben loIte.
@e:!anb, Ont, 10. Dec, Irt6ur
!SoDt, Ilias Gap, w,iGsr in Suli .. S.
ieinc Srdu e%rrnOroete, inoem er bicIelbe
bon einem 6tlien iii DEN Nlasara San
%itiir5te, tuur>e beutt Morsen I'M s n1r
bier aebdngt. Dan batte ii9 inter Dem
Ndmau DAP Der Sisanie l9aibig se.
madr NIB ba feline sipeite 5rau lein
@erbse9cn cntbefte, sntleDistc er Iid)
Der crlten 5rau auf Die ~aasesebene
8eiIe.
Columbus, O., IL. Sec. Inltatt Ell.
ner breifa6en, uie beItimmt mar, fano
beite nur cine boppelte Sinrl6tuns bier
ltatt, pa 0onoernelr Campbell tto1 I'm
lebten 9u9enblif auf 8eriucuouns bes
Sii6ofs @utterIon BON Der bieiisen
0iDceie uab bes IooOfaten $. S. &olb
Dem iue9en Grmorbuus bon Stepben
SfiSmore gum Spoe uerurt6eilen Siaac
Shuitb eiucn Strafuufi6ub big Su'n 20.
Otdr5 belpiai9t.
Die 6eibei dnoeren 8erurt6eilen, CT.
mer S6orfep, Swel6er all II. Sanuar
1889 in Der gtGhe ton Satun, 8reble
County, feline Wutter er%nproete, NIB
SenrD EOpp, uelder ben Sdanfiuirtb
Morris @retber in CONTAIN erita9, uur'
ben in bieiisen 3udtbauie sebdn9t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-26
Sic ausSrHde .sseihuadatsbenm."

Die AliSDrnGc Observation-Disclosures"
n6brifbaum," n9iGterbamn" ents
ltallmen crit Dem @ube bcS IS. Sabrs
buu0ertS; w~eni9ltens bcgegnet man
oenlelbcn in feiuen1 Der dltcren S6rifts
i%te1er. Selbit @ostbe Ipridt IVA
nod gang 0(9enein BON eillem rauf9es
pusten Salme" uuO S6iaer laBt ii6
nod 1889 bon i%eiler 8rant eiacn grit
len Saum i'm s3iutmer aufridtcn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-26

sseiBua6te1 ais @nsslfeftas. Sn
Sfau6tuabien berrl6t Der biibide
8olfS9ebrauf, am Sulfefte (@eibnaG>
teu) ben SSgeln cine pole @arbe, aui
cine Stan9e sefteft, p~reis3usebcn.
aaerbings nil iol6e STRENGTHENING
ni9t bel bei6en un6 iie ldBt sernse bic
niisliaen Snieftenfrefer gang leer aus,
aebert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-26
8ini9 ia -nerxaaFsa,
x. Germana,
y Il fcui e0saien.

Werfitdtte 9e9eniiber beS S9ulbaules.
Iae 8eparaturell oil S!inten nnb Geipeb.
zen perben gut unb billi9 ous9efiibrt. Sas
dus;ieben pou Jhfles unb Ansso5reu BON
Shrotfirteu cine S~pesiolitdt.
@benfolls bsior9s i'd oas G6lsiien pom
Mefiern S6eeret uno S6drfen pom SG9cn.
Bette arbeit III hen uisorieiten YreiieH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-26
2Sei6naGten im osntfGsa 9aifsr-
Gan(e.

GSie bic SiitScr beS Seutl6el Saiicrs
lid CUR @eibna6ts5eit unterbalten, bas
BON 9ibt bei9efii9teS, Der rWtob. Sunit"
eutuommcnes Bib eiler suten &c.
9rtff. &ie mau felt, biloct bas Mili.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-26
sSei6aa6fea tn Cohen 9ereem.

Der auberfte Norben Sibiriens TIT
elm unptrtbltdes 2aub nnb fam als
Die 3one bes @iles be3ei6net tperoen.
Die Suite, Die infer 9ifb bartlett, LIT
biejenise Der Snief gieDaia Semlja
poer Waigati6. Gin Der aiBeren Spise
ser Sniel gebt CUR Sommer3eit DE
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-26

9es beniiden Saiiers ainSer Bel ibren @eib.
nadtsin6sn.
tdriide ben S%anptpunft 6es Snterehes.
Dem alSfeben mad gu urtbeileu, .fiibs
len ii9 afle bier pertretenen Spr6slinee
bes Observation-Disclosures afs 5utinftise
Weiferoberer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-16
REGENTS and Prices Increasing.

The receipts of cattle at the Chicago
yards last year amounted to over
5000 900 head, and at the other yards
at different cities the receipts showed q
large increase over those of the year
previous. Up to the present time, this
year, the receipts at Chicago are far
ahead OF those last year for the same
period, the arrivals for March showing a
gain of So, 900 head, and for the first
three months of the year gain of
40, 900 head over the corresponding
period last year. Notwithstanding these
heavy receipts there has been healthy
advance in prices, and the best posted
men believe it will not stop
here. There is a good demand
for butchers and Gamers stock
and on the range stockers and feeders
are active.
The number of hogs received at Chi
cago during March show an increase of
100 900 head over the corresponding
month in: 1889, while sheep show an in
crease Of 40 900 head. In the face of
these increased receipts both hogs and
sheep have advanced in price; and it
does seem that all these facts taken in
connection knock the filling out of the
over production theory which has been
offered in the past as the cause of low
prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-16

hogs (and they were not the best) sold at
81 .02l5, their weight averaging oD the
market 204 pounds. During the same
week 1900 hogs from Texas were
sold on the st. Louis market, the
price ranging from 81. 10 to 81. 80, and
these hogs like those sold in Chicago
were not tops by any means. These
sales, however, go to show that there is
more money in raising even such hogs as
they were, than there is in raising beef
cattle at the prices that have been pre-
vGiling for so long.
If our people would give the swine in
dustry that attention its Importance de-
serves-grade up, or rather raise none
but the best breeds, which mature early
thus saving much in the way of keeping,
it would not be long until the Texas hog
would occupy place IN the front ranks
of all the markets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-16
THE GOOD OF 1T.
Reasons Why the Hog Industry in Texas
Should Be Greater.

Aeasons Why the Hog industry in Texas
Should Be Greater.
For year or more. 'THEN3 AZKTTE has
urged the stockmen and farmers of
Texas TO pay more attention to hog
raising, giving facts and figures show
Ing that there was money in It. Since
the subject was first taken up everything
mas gone TO demonstrate the correctness
Vi IRE GAZETTE's position on this ques-
non, and II is becoming more apparent
FFery day that the swine industry in this
STATE II properly handled will become the
most profitable to the farmers. As has
"Llen been told the climate and all other
conditions are most favorable to it; and
~ !eNas swine are hardly ever attacked
win cholera, disease that renders the
-HuustFy problematicaI in the North.
some years, so far as profits are con-
cerned.
me cholera visitations in the Northern
states, 10y which thousands and hundredk
u thousands Of hogs are some years
swept away, benefits the hog raiser in
nose sections not visited by the scourge,
., anu as hog cholera is rarely heard of in
I1Aas the disease, while it prevails in
"'nef sections, would be q blessing TO
this state.
Texas hogs, as a general thing, are
Ho' up TO the standard of the hogs in thes
@ofth' but that is simply because no af-
osutlon mas been paid TO them. A lower
SIGue animal in the past has been good
enough, It appears, for the Texas
inner, bnt when he comes to the
knowledge that there is more money in
. soou porker than there is in en- acre OF
lion lion or beef steer, then the grads
WI De advanced and Texas hogs willtbe
NS me as any in the land.
Nothlng has occurred in the hog maf4S
- inns year to discourage anyone
nm nm engaging in the industry in Texas.
a AeXlcan market, which is right at
TIT ToE uoors, has consumed all the hogs that
Mi4 Ass mas sent it, and even Kansas and
tbo'rl have shipped thousands aud
T. a5Ia Of porkers across the Indian
tIlsory and Texas to Mexico, and mar
I,s .oa mem at good profit. The mar
c.s s "a Kansas City, st. Louis and Cht-
bF So opened mp weak last fall, 1t is tue,
, ~ mere has been a marked imutove-
bo en' IN them ever since, and now Iexas.
I n S are bringing good prices in theIhal 8
NAcsgo, on the 18th inst, Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-16
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
FREE ADS.

al persons seeking employment or destr-
ing help Of any character are tnvtted to use
this column free of charge, such adUertise-
naerts not to exceed three lines.
Notices Of articles lost aud found tn this
column, not exceeding three lines aoiH also be
inserted free.
1t as the desire Of The Gazette to Facilitate
The search Of persons for employment and
the recooery OF lost prop erty, and all ar
cordially tnvited to use ttas column for such
purposes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-16
FINE STOCK.
A String of Horses That Are a Credit to
Fort Worth.

A String of Horses That Are a Credit to
Fort Worth.
To stockman there is no prettier pict-
ure than fine stock, and particularly
with horemen is this the case. They are
all enthusiasts, and go into raptures over
fine horses. A GAZETTE reporter was
shown yesterday at the Exchange stables
on Rusk street a string of stations and
geldings that would do the heart of any
horseman good. There were an even
dozen in the string, and were brought to
Fort Worth by Mr.. Ed. Shaffer, of Ksnst
sas, and sold TO Fort Worth parties, VINO
have secured a bargain in their purchase.
At the head 81 the bunch is "'Cllntou
Boy, rich red sorrel with no white
save one hind heel; he is full sixteen
hands high, finely formed, thoroughbred
and without blemish No country can
produce his superior in size and blood
like appearance. He is an equine beauty .
q. Another fire stallion is "Count,' a
bright bay, five years old, whose sire
was KheT Kouk No. IS, a thoroughbred
Clydesdale, and his Dam was "Bird'' a
Diomede and Morgan mare. III
plumber Boy, Jr. - is another
beautiful five year old bay, sired by
Plumber Boy No. 81, q Canadian ClYdes-
dale Of the best strains of blood, and his
dam was "Mollie, - beautiful Hamil-
tOniRn mare.
'' Peerless, - dark gray stallion, five
YEARS, old, perfect picture, sired by
Apollo, Jr., No. 1862, a Percheron
stallion that took high rank among thor
oughbTed horses.
+ "Grover Cleveland' is another dark
gray stallion, three years old, who is
also an offspring Of Apollo, and in all the,
land cannot be found more toppy, well
built animal.
"AIhambra, Jr. ," sorrel, three
years Old, is fit representative
of his sIre,. "C1inton Boy the
first animal mentioned herein.
He is out ola. Diomede mare and is one
of the>best .proportioned stations eyer
seen in Fort Worth
dexter, " dark gray, is three and
e:half years, is colt of Apollo, IT. >,
No. 1862, and one of the finest boned ?
well-shaped stations in the bunch.
Prince is & light gray, five years,
also colt of AppoIIo No. 1862, and is
one of the smoothest animals-well
formed and with elegant movement
ever seen inTeXas.
Besides the above stations there are on
the string q pair of black geIding, the
finest matched team that could be
jumped up anywhere. They will weigh
over $500 pounds, but have a movement
that is surprising, considering theirs'
weight. The entire string forms a
group that cannot be beat, and the
stations are regarded as the best
for crossing with Texas mares
ever brought to Texas. It is just such
stock as is going to put this state ahead
of any state in the Union, and which
will make Texas in few years noted for
her horse stock. No stockman should
fail to see these animals before they are
scattered to different parts of the state,
as they no doubt will be before long.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-16
PUBLIC SALE

esset less thar24O Lots, each 5Ox14o feet, in the
heart of the City OF Fort Smith, on MAY 1st,
1890. g. -
These Lots are apart of tRe Military Reserva-
ton donated the Cits of Fort Smith for the ben
eft. q its schools. &c.,
qhey have sewerss gas, water and street car
facilities, and VIII be5sold at Auction for cash,
each lot separatsty. Arrangements have been
made by whichS<ny purchaser at this sale can
borrow half II price paidsfor any lots from the
School Board % per cent. interest. Look at
Fort Smith on the map, ana for maps and fur
ther particulars address t.
~. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, or
DANIEL BAKER, Mayor,
FoRT SMITH, ARK.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-16
Shipments from Colorado City.

Special to the Gazette.
COLORADO CITY, Tex, April Is
There is scarcity of engines to take out
stock trains this week and some of the
stockmen are grumbling. Winfield
Scott shipped three trainloadsatp Mus
kogee to-day. A. P. Bushz1ill ship
thirty cars tomorrow, apathe bar S
ranch thirty cars the ug1 by.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-16

9 Sour sssset and pstsin 5nixsA pickles.
olivesG Dbl sricklss,all iRfbuliEsst the
Fort ~ orth Grocer Co 81 ~ s,ssss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-16

~ "A bdiiis sind aftfson extract teeth
witheR rafn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-16

Best assortment of fresh parohea
'coffeea9nza the CITY including Mocha,
Gotdea BIO and RsAbeFrFs at the For
WGFth Grocer Co
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-16
CacteF5nesb IS catarrlE Sold ~ whoss
, 81. w. Williams & Css Z -
FKeieased by Cincinnati.

CNCINSATI, OHIO, April l4.-8 eorge,
Tebeau and W. W. Carpenter haThseas
released by the Cincinnati baseball Club.
It is not yet determined where they nil
go, but Carpenter is expected TO sefo
Pittsburg. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-16

Tbs Goddess of 5Plsaty an6zhe szng dalseh-
er Peace are as1sangh4 &c kho Sc fepEe IS with
heden1o8sof bilicdsness-Ss4f s deAs49y foe Il tho
overelgn raEnedy known as Cascafine. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-16
nIaryland,s Treasurer.

MaryLand's Ireasurer.
BALTIMORE, Md, April 14.-State
Treasurer Archer was admittedEto bail
to-day in the sum of S25', 900. 80
You CAN'T hlRs 1aiilsiset "a, they are
- very sinai and ssei radon issso pssT
fses.,S ORl8 one Nin = tashs Artes
Littss Liver PiIlsE Try them.
PuESsleaf lard a the Fort Worth &raSi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-16

VOHNG MAN wishes to correspond with one
4 or two respectable yaSng ladies. Object,
scquaintAace. AddresssssA Amos Keeter, care
''GraYAic' Yoakum TAS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-16

TX ANTED-Infoym wanted Of George
w White, Alsxander Acker or Elzey Brown.
| Anyone knawSng such person Will confer favor
by q leEessing Matte Harrington, Muskcgeess
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-16
PERSOEaIsk s.


DEALL-wantte hsa95s ffrom anyone knowing
d where SauRte Eagene Bean is. He is twelve
years old : an orphan. Any news of him viii be
thanks lily received by Mrs. j. A. Hangover, No.
at3.lWest Ireland street, Fort Worth. State pa
pefs please copy. "a
ENAID BGAZ, membe5ss Mining Stock Ex-
~ cNxngss45 Bunker bui1dsag, Kansas City.
Mo. Muzdcipal and county Bonds, also Texas
lands bqsReht and sold. "a
~ ENIMEMAN-Thirty years OF ages educated
N respectable AMI of some feeanSs wishes to
correspond hts lady OF brunette type, tan
dress q, Pearson House, ParisssFe1. u
M ISIS NARY WHITE, q HIND lady, who
I'VE travels through the aounSfy Selling corsets
ETC., accompanied .pFag1ff of thirteen, is re-
quested to retTn child at once, as she has not
fulhfle her prom Use to the Child's mother, who
is YerEInuch worried ana anxious about s,lfers:
BY doing this she will save herself guznHeessafy
[tEouble. The Child's FatheES@ state papers
please copy.
DERSONAIs-1Af5 Information leading to the
L wheFeakoras Of John Jernigan, son OF IafskS
son ana Elizabeth Jernigan, viii be- tsTafkfuIIS
received by Seaton & Arnold, St8estwater Tex.
EfT'INNER-A timer eaH8 make money by open
L ing a tin shopin valley Mills. Tex. Write
the postmaster Tor information, ResFsetfufly,
M ANTED-!ntormasao wanted Of George
w White, Alsxander Acker or Elzey Brown.
Anyone knaafng such person Will confer favor
by aldEessIng Matte Harrington, Muskcgee, 9
Indian Territory.
VOUNG wishes tpf Correspond with one
L oHfEp respectable rang ladies. Object,
Tex.
VOHEG MAN wishes to correspond with one
L or two, respectable yeang ladies. Object,
acquaintzs ice. Addressszs Amos Keeter, care
"Gra94ss. Yoakpm, -
50 - -,5azsapfsefS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-16
PaOTOGRAPHEEs. 75i.e7 2 8

iSABINET PROToGRAREsIs6 e per dozen.
" See our higherSpt york and large por-
traits. TiIracEmorsoh street, two blocks south
of post9faee. Mrs. Lucore.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-16

VOUNG1fAN-Wisk es e Correspond with one
Z osstEo respectable fbang ladies. Object,
acquainsazsee. Address $50 .. P. NJ, - Tioga,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-16

SODA WATER APPARATBs
EOR SALE-New ana sssdiid hand soda water
L apparatusss Ecnatafns, generators ice
ghavers, reiLk Shakers and bottling machinery.
address SEQ: Sturgis, P. o. box 14S, Dallas,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-16

DERSO AIs-1An information leading to the
/ wheFeabo1as Of John Jernigan son Of Ia65s@
son, and Elizabeth Jernigan, win be- tl1nfffuflt
received by Seaton & Arnold, ssessgater, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-16
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East Side Public Square Eq Tex.
Under the Management Of tn

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Splendid 1Rean 81 RiIst Floor fer Families
This TEL contains sixty-three rooms Is owned
sid coHsfolled by the present manager, and has
been for the past nine years, which is all the ev-
idence required when strangers want good
hotel at moderate prices. Satisfaction guarane-
teed. Three street car lines to aud IRON
Reduced rates 70 families. -
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