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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-09

Ss.Tos,, eite.!y iaaies use this phrase 70 de-
ss-4ee their tseaoss, aat highly graphic I, *
Nerves an IN treaaler are besi ,.sa su!iii-sa
AID ssseastAs2sd WITH Eosie;;e:'s S:oEaeA Biz
terS The Rittess Is Ee-r!re SseGuss u = 4
torIc tos tae asrTCS and toee IS what the cc-Tes
require i hey are weak &ad ShGSy. D!Sestioa
and assimilation kse tlsu7e3 Sy i sSG &: ra91-
et!es constipation, hIIliolSraS and r.alac!h
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-09

:ec over rtsJ Tek-s % aill:o=S Q! ao;ae-I -
tse5c caii4-cz EaSle teS;lI,c. viii r,=.sAs: SIS
cess liSoc.sAs [sS cSsla. <otse=s The E1r.s Al
lays Al p4sa. cG-es -ts5 co9s- E15 Is The Ss-t.
e. tos D.H:Ss1I i XII -s3LeTe tie pow
E::Se sE5ece- SE2etSG=iJ. sod By S,uSE:y-S
n eTS-y y=.-1 G. he woti1 TESasy-zye csS:s a
SStsSs- Sc s--s La4 EsE to- q. x zY!asjovSs
Soo.Atcg Sy-a" E3t AXE 10 c;ks- Goi
y. +Fe7eass aff-.s37.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-09


Our lines of Ladies Tailor
Made Covert Cloth. Serge
and English Duck Suits and
Vests are all made to order
and therefore in the best.
manner. When alterations
are required to make q per-
feet fit we do it without
charge.
Ladies Muslin and Cam
brio Underwear all made es-
pacially for our own sales.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-09

LOUISVILLE Nav S.-St Louis was
lucky to-day, and won an interesting
game from the hons team. Eirh. OF
the Browns eleven hits were inficid
scratches. Attendance. 1000. Score:
81. Log.S-............-....-o Q o olaol rs
louiIvilic- OIL o 0 l. /
Earned runs, = and 3 EErurS 5 aud J. Hts, Il
and 10 PlscherS, Hawley at. Meaefee Cu
plre, SwR-tWood,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-09
WHEELING DAILY INTELLIGENoER WEDNESDAY, MAY g. 1894

and IIand,pun; KinyS clevc third.
Time, :55!.
Fourth, for two.year.olds, ninc.siS-
teenths Of a milo-Myrtlc won; Roose.
welt second; Jim Donlan third. Time,
:57}.
Fifth, for three.year.olds and up
wards, ono milo-Llewellyn won; Aurora
secondi Anna third. Time, Lac.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-09
Western Ieacu, Came.

:. Observation-Disclosures 8 Kansas
Ci,yz
A. Ds.ro:.-Ds.rois /, Toledo :.
A. Observation-Disclosures. II,
Sioux City IS
At Grand Rapids-Gsand Rapids II,
Indianapolis 5.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-09
Solo Agent for Wheeling.

ous price for the fve-button coloFei
is the same Isl So as charged BY Cen.
tenesi in New York. When We hayen':
the color wanted we very cheertaliy
send on to the New YORK office spseial
order for the same, without. eIts,
charge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-09
The Poor nr.deSroeni

PHILADELPHIA. May S-A..er tho
Philadelphis's hesvy batting streak in
the firsriuuiugs the game was st no time
in doubt Attendance, 1000. Score:
PaElAielrbiA-..--.---l "a o rs t-ls
Bgooklyu-.-...--.-.--.--l 0 = o 0 o o o as
Esrnet rms, IS an5 s Errors. S.d2. Hits,
= and 10, Pitcher, li.Gtock and Dsub. Ur.
pire, Stage,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-09
TRUSTEES SALE
u OF REAL ESTATE

By virtue c! test o. ;.I:St made by Sash ZI.e
Snd Isabella Zene, his vie. 20 ne Is t.1r:ee.
ci;sd tie III day Q. My. \ D. lsTS recorded
IN the o5lcs OF the Clerk o. the Co1-ty C5,rr q.
OHIO Coan;y. Wes: TIsgiaIa n dee! Of ;-I,S;
BOOK No. Is. tolios ita and Its. viii sell 81 ~
aoTh t!oat oeo: c: tie Coax Eo1<a i SD
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-09

BALTIMORE, May Stu one.sidcd
game Washington was again beaten by
Baltimore, the team winning with ease.
Attendance $500 Score:
RaltInoSs......-.-.....--so S . 0 O o oil
Washington -.---.-...---o = 90 o oos oS
Es-ned Guns, s GndI Errors : and s HIS,
u and II Pitchers. Inks, Mullane and Petty
Umpire. Hu.St-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-09

CLEVELAND, May S,-The Clsvelanis
fell upon Auson's new pitcher to-day
aud batted him numerically. This,
taken together with the fact that the
Colts could no. hit Cuppy. tells the
story. Attendance l,40a Score:
Cleveland 0 20 eeS rs
Csic.So -....-.----.--o 0 o ) 0 . o. 5
Ea,IAd ruaS Cleveland 5 Errors. and 6
E.;S : BUD & Pltehets, CupP sad C.Ep.
Umpire. E2sl!S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-09
Eastern League Games.


AtSyraeu.e-sy.aeuse 9, Springfield 1.
At Bufalo-Sufslo 9, Wiikesbsrre S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-09
MP nYsPEpS1I.

2--SSSe51E I'D SE1rc5 E5orSe-E ttNe
SRoWSeS IROT BITTEks.
Al ShIAe.S kip L 8 fe- ectsis- GE-ztre 81,
scz1=-ES sa9 c-agS5 I'd Lies G +TrI-r:,E--
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-09

NEw YcRE, Nay Slight thousand
people saw New York hamne; out runs
and make : spectacle Of Bos.on's
pitcher. Game was called in the las.
hall of,he eighth inning on account OF
darkness. Score:
Bas-cr- -.-..-...---...-----i . oIse Q . -.
SsS iosk--...----------- II III s-l5
Z EA,Eei :rns- New SoSS 10. Errors. 9 aat .
E!e. : and IS Pitchers, SGvestt, Wesic;rsii
Sad yse6in- Ulpire, Lynch.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-09
NOTES on NAVIGATION.
Stage of Water aud ofovements of Boats.
The K.rer In,rrrs.s

The RIVER Interests
fESTrcoICs DEPARTURES
Hudson, .Acaew. Pittsburgh San
4 \, Eel.0sd. GeeI, Pittsburgh. 5 i n
Neystoae SAFE. Calhoun, Cincinnati, 5 n.
K E PHILLIPS Neliei. AS;2uorSS 1879 & n
CoC1ic-, DAVIS farterSeus, lo-:o ! II
Lnerty, Baoth, ClG-i2Ston, so p. L
PoATS ,rAvISd rc-oAr. y,
I.--le Bay, asaty, Charleston, s n
Ben Hrs, ks:ap.e. PG-kersar.s, Il = Z.
Liberty, beoih. CltTiastoa, SSsJ p II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-09

Oil Ci.y-Rives 5 feet and falling;
clear and cool.
Gseensbo,o-Rire, S ieet s inches
and rising; iais and warm.
Mossautowa-River : fee. inches
snd stationary; fair and warn.
&eubeavills-Rives 8 Zee. and rising;
clear and warn.
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WARM
WEATHER
GOODS !!
GEO. R. TAYLOR.
GEO. R. TAYLOR.

We beg to call the attention o.
the ladies' to our new and attractive
lines Of Summer Goods, consisting Of
Organdics. Parasols,
Grenadines Silk Waists,
India Silks, Derby Waists.
Taffesa Silks, Dotted Swiss,
Lawns, India Dimity.
Ducks, Linen Lawns,
Scotch Gingh'ms Wash silks.
Challies, White Silks.
Covert Cloths. Check Suiting,,
Boys Mothers Friend Waists,
Boys Star Waists,
Ottenheimer's Imported Corsets,
Glove Fitting Corsets,
Double We Waists,
Ferris Waists,
Crescent Hosiery for Men, Women
and Children. absolutely stain
less and fast black dye.
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Fox orcr Ft.J Year,

VAL P1PrE KrEx-a & Cgrw.
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HousEFuRMlsHlYe aoons

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". q. nun. ArS;5Ssees. 1sso
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-03

pocos, Tex, Oct. 1.-The past woels
has been Il sad one for Pecos. and the
sadness has been shared by every one
Last Friday morning. death came Into
tho home OF Mr.. II. NJ. CLAYTON and
took from Il the idol OF the family,
Little Ida was loved by all who knew
her, and the sympathy OF the entire
town goes out toward the grief-strleken
parents and brothers and sisters Rey
o. p. Miles OF the Baptist church con.
Quoted the funeral services.
Saturday evening Rev J. Il. Sowders
OF the Mothodiut church and lila de-
voted wife We're forced to give up their
Only child. little boy about years
old They have the sympathy and SUP.
port OF many friends 70 sustain then
in their aiilictlon, Rev. Govctte OF Eddy.
N. NJ, was summoned by wire ana
made a most touching and appropriate
tax at the home Of the horeaved par
ents End also conducted the services at
the grave,
Rev. Goyette win hold services al the
Methodist church tonight and Will re-
turn TO Eddy tomorrow morning. ac-
oompanied by Rev, J, w. sowders and
wife,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-03

The Hustler scored u Great success.
Last Night.

Davis 4 Keogh's comedians nre,a,,t :
Ing the famous fahrlc ~ IN $3.50 4,
r,,, ta,,.,,f-. q" 9''lS %
- "'oi' suhss ana dahees, en-,
GrsenwaH's last night to a vary Inrys
audience. ~
As was stated In the program. the
comedy WAS mot = play, but an insti-
tuition" and whatever idea can he ron.
veyed from the words in ouotatlon
tine reader Will have to be the mdRe
The Hustler" Is u very comical In
sutuuon." At least that is Tie impreg-
sion most any jovial-minded soul
would be imbued with upnn ,vltnsssi,,,,
the performance. Ii was funny and
then Il wasn't funny, but altorether
THE Hustler must be pronounced am
unqualified success Il much applause
and general appreciation OF the au-
dience counts for anything.
Mr.. John Y. Tierney as Con NfcEa1-
den, the hustler, was good. He fully
sustained every part of the character
he represented to the delight OF his
auditors
The march OF the fmpei.ia1 ITusso,.s
was resolved with unstlnted applause
The summer girls jubilee, presentlnn
the combined musical resources of tbe
company, was a most Interesting fsn-
ture OF the performance Nr -
Bradley's tenor aria was received in n
manner characteristic of lovers of vocal
music Mr., Bradley was heartily and
meritoriously applauded, for he GER
tainly Possesses a rare and highly cui-
tivsted tenor s"'' eei-
The street waif, Miss Mamie Navo
acquitted herself creditably ana bsr
hnnjoine accompaniment to the songs
she sang was well received
Harry Watson and Miss Alice HAT
ings' In their German sketch, ",The
y Cooke and ]. p. Smith, the "Two
mathematics Of comedy" pleased The
The second act ended with 4. h,,.-
lesQue Of opera, ana when the eurtoIp
went down the entire company were
singing Gone to Join the AngeIs :,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-03

81. Nouis, No, Oct, 2-rhe Mound
Cltys Patron Saint, The Yelled Proph-
ct. made his annual appearance here
tonight before a throng OF nearly half
a million home and visiting slght-seers.
AS usual. he entered the city accom-
panied by a magnificent pageant and
a regal court. The floats Of the
pageant characterized similar pageants
Of Mobile. New Orleans. etc, and in
addition to the various preceding pag-
cants OF the yelled prophet being as
1t were review Of past glorles. To-
nights floats were:
No. l. Cowbelian De Rokain.
No. 2 The Strikers Club.
No 3. Comus, the God of Revelry
No 4. Rex, King of the Carnival.
No. 5. Proteus.
No, G. Felix Imperial Car OF the EN-
pire of JOY.
No, I our Great Yelled Prophet,
No. s, Music.
No, .. Aurora.
No. TO- Insect Life.
No. II. "Truvels Around the World"
No. II. Fairy Land.
No. 10 Shakespeare.
No. H. Arabian Knights.
No. 10 America.
No. 49, Bible History.
No. II. Children's Lore.
No. IS. Comic Opera.
No. 49, Nonsensical Alphabet.
No. 20 Ten Most Popular Authors,
No. 81. Missouri.
No. 20 "Stormed Holt
After passing over the route some
three miles in length the yelled
prophet diembarked at the Merchants
exchange, In whose great hall, beau
tifully decorated, he, attended by
thlrty-two mGtrons and 100 maids OF
honor, received his guests and opened
his annual ball. which far surpassed
his entertainments OF past years The
attendance at the ball, though rieidly
reduced from that OF past seasons by
restrictions of invitations, was even
uncomfortably large for the great hall
in which 1t was held. Dancing lasted
until the wee sma' hours.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-03
KINGFISHER, OKLA,
The County Seat Of Kingfsher County
Its Population Over 5000
ONE OF oKLAHoMAS GROWING TOWNS.
Vas All Urban Convenlences and Metropolitan PuSh'
Its Citizens Alert and ProgressWe-A Good
Town and Fine Country
Her People Admire the
OF oKLAHOMA'S GROWING ToWN'
JRT WORTH GAZETTE AND PRAISE ITS ENTERPRISE

church building % feet by 100 feet. be-
ins- one Of the finest buildings 10 be
erected IN Oklahoma.
The Presbyteriuns Will also put up a
large college building. making KING
fisher one OF the leading educational
centers. The last two colleges Will be
erected near Cunuingham'a addition.
The municipal governmen, Of the
city is at this writing Republican.
The council Is a body OF shrewd ana
conservative business men and can be
relied upon TO foster and zenlously
guard an OF the interests OF the city
An electric light and street railway
system "a now being contemplated.
with Ex-Governor Scay back Of H. The
governor will undoubtedly make the
deal q success and then kingtsher
will have about an the advantages
that any city can boast or
In conclusion, we can only say that
the above Is but brief outline Of
the many attractive features Of the
town. and the Investigator must per-
sunally visit the city to realize Its
tremendous growth and progress.
Cunninghnm's Addition.
DR. Cunningham. one OF the leading
lawyers NJ the city. has bout 40
acres ot as line land as there Is In
the county
Thirty acrea lie only i've blochs
from the pnstniiice ana three blocks
from the depot Is high and level, IN
residence portion of town ana laid
out ms Cuunlugham's addition to the
city Of KlnBnsher These lots are lo-
Gated on Main street the business
street OF the city and sen now for
$50 10 $50, These are quick selling
prices, and inventors out after biz re-
turns should write st once No better
ImI fHl.Tl1 nd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-03

:. A. Fioyd, Wen Known switch.
man, ktlicd---Ninor aInttrrs,

man, hilied--iIiDor antters.
Gainesville, Texas, October AS. A.
Floyd, u 8witehmAn employed
by the Santa lie railroad here. was
kipcksd f'om one OF tho GAGS @.
moving irtln 10 WtIch he was naue-
los, ana instantly killed at 5 O'clock
ms morning. He was jnmmtd uguust
q car attndihs on an adjoining track
ana thrown under thc wheels OF the
train. Although killed Instantly his
body was not muulated. he was to
nave been married. next month. HIS
brother llvea In Fort Worth and a
telegram was sent him Immediately,
asking Nun 90 come at once, He ar
rived al ~ o'clock today. Lloyds
parents reside In Louisville. Ky
hev. A. j, Harris has resigned his
position w pastor OF the BAPTIST
rhuteh Of this city and Will enter upon
another Mold OF labor
new switch engine arrived today
ana VIII al once begin work Ia the
Missouri, kausaa aud Texas yards.
Another engine has been wanted here
Tor some time, as the business in the
yard2 IL rapidly Increasing
Mrs. NJ A. Roy and her son. Max.
are visiting In Houston,
w. 4, Lamb went to Nashville. Tenn,
lust night
w w. uowith made dying trip to
penlson today
Judge Barrett went to Denton today
to resume his duties on the bench.
Hon. j. w Bailey spent sunday ln
the city and left this morning Tor
sherman. where he will Address the
people
Mr.. w c, Nlcols and family returned
yesterday after q weeks visit to Sher-
man.
Wnl Aughtry has gone to wynue-
Wood !. T., 20 preside over the books
OF the Wyncwood Hardware company.
Hon Jesse AIurrcn had his arm
broken today by being thrown from a
Aaron Brett, who has for some time
been In the employ of II II. PhliliDs
lsit this morning for Mckinney to ac-
cvpt q responsible position with n Arm
OF mat ilourlshing llttle town.
Mayor Joseph Taylor. who has been
Wishing his daughters, Mre. /. W.
Mitchell aud Mrs. George Giddines. left
today for hts home at Taylor Tex
" -. fillcnwater has been appointed
I postmaster az Saint Joe. He mas meda
hia bond aud forwarded 1t 10 Wash
/ inston ana his commission Is expected
ny the sist inst. when the commlssIon
OF Postmaster Holt expires.
woodbridge Brothers Will onen lup,-
yer yard In Gainesville IN n few DAYS
! Lhey are strong firm ana now hnve
iNe yares AZ as many different points
/ In Texas. fS''ea
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-03
HOLDING HIM DowY.
A Lady From Dallas Who ia Having
Time Keeping Her Hnsbnnd

" mgr sbnud.
Waco, Tex, Oct. 2.-Mrs. John II. re-
gan, who now resides In Dallas. is in
the city to testify against her husband
who was arrested here July is last
charged with bigamy in contracting n
marriage last December in this city
with lady named Hart.
Mrs. Regain tells an interesting story
OF how she followed her faithless
spouse from the time he left her IN
Philadelphia, November ], 1880 Thev
were married at Cape May City. March
5, 1889 She came to Texas MAY n
1892, and located Regain at Taylor'
where she put In an appearance lust
in time to shatter second matrimonial
attempt on the part OF her husband
who was engaged to wed young lady
OF that town, He then went to San
Angelo and again became entaneled
with another woman, and again the
pursuing wife shattered his homes and
he skipped from that town, Changing
his name. Innsmuch as Regan had n
mania for O second marriage and hIa
wife's purpose or running him down
could not be shaken it seems hut ma
tural that sooner or later she Womb
round him up Learning OF his mar
riage here, she set In motion the state
criminal machinery. and soon her
spouse was In the tolls. She proposes
ITO see him get what he deserves, "a Z
everybody knows Just what klnd ~ 4
man he is"
The trial has been Postponed min
next month. when she viii return ID
me city ana testify against him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-03
NORTH TEXAS TOWNS.



Keller, Tex. oct "A nice llttlc bit
OF improvement Is going on in our lit
lie town, Mr. James Smiths new store
IN well under Roadway, and Will he
ready Tor occupancy by tho 18th. Mr..
Smith promises 20 put In n the largest
stock OF dry goods ever offered to this
market
Mr. y. Lhvoise. formerly the beading
merchant OF Keller but whDse house
aud stock was burned nearly q ycnr
ngo, has his lumber on the ground and
carpenters AZ work He win put IN a
full line N groceries, dry goods and
general merchandise by the first OF
next month
James a mccarthy, now occupying
the McCnrty building, win hegiu build
ing new stnrehouHo this week, and
WIN open up a now stock of goodG In
his new house by the 18th.
Three now atorchouacn going up AZ
time looks u little like boom to us,
who are not uB9d to seeing new build
lnRs erertet N our town
Some residences ana church build
Ing are IN contemplation and / suppose
Will be built soon,
Our cotton Sin Is running full ca.
pnclty and Jim wcst is paying top
prices Tor cotton.
Miss Lucy Elston, daughter OF David
Il. Elston three miles east OF Keller.
was buried yesterday, She was Young
lady Of extraordinary good stansing
aud died n most triumphant Christian
death.
Mrs DuoElaa of our town ~ lying
very low und II ~ feared that she win
last hut very short while.
Health Is usually very good IN Our
community, with the exceptions above
noted.
The speeches of Cnlberson and Hogp
VIII do much toward r0couciling tho
Democrats OF this place
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-03

Pastor French spoke last night to n
tent frll OF people, His sermon wBs
e.vss,a 70 an and tull OF Christ ana Ills
Nltei new comers TO his church Kindly
Iqnlght the children have service an
O'Clock The babies all receive n
rattle, Go and take the babies ana heir
the little ones Judge Cooper Ia here
and win asst In this special ohlldren's
service and the after general meeting.
AIR. Cooper Will assist the Bethel mis-
Week TIE fire OF the Lord Is with the
work and the meetings are wen at
rn1ea. The Miasion is praying this
next week. conducted hy Or. Lowry.
superintendent Byron and others.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-03

Vernon, Tex, Oct 2.-The FORT
Worth and Denver railway has erecseu
a cotton platform at their depot. This
is the result OF excellent cotton crop.
The gin In town has turned out 29p
bales, most OF which has already been
shipped. grading fair middllns one
GIN will turn out 1000 bales this sea
son.
The farmers express themselves az
WE'LL satisfied with the yield per acre
OF the staple. a lage crop VIII be
planted next year.
We have had a fair rain which VIII
enable the farmers to put in a large
wheat crop.
A great many hogs Of the best breeds
are being raised in this county and
good crops OF sorghum, milo. maize
gyp-corn and Indian corn will supply
the best OF feed FOR fattenins purposes,
This Is said to be the healthiest hog
country In the United states. They
can be raised cheaper here than else
where in Texas. This means good
business for the Fort Worth packery.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-03
$500 REW|

II DR. Dennis, the emI,..,
in diseases Of the eye. X
throat should offer SIX
case of catarrh or deaf,,'.;
not cure you you'd sa1
is either financially Irr,..''
fool. DIR. Dennis is neitb,. s
there are many cases ),..''
he knows most Of thew
neglect of the proper
a proper time. After ,.r'i|
and experience, both In ~
tlce and In the best halsl,
world, he has solved the ,''.s
successful treatment of XXX,
well known that 20 nsr
cases Of deafness result I. 8
It is also well known ,'
per cent OF the cases Of XVI
caused by swallowing NH
poison into the stomnnS'
way to cure these dlsenss, 1,
eating the cause. Hund.,2
sons in Texas have besr
are we'll today as u result N
MIS- treatment. among M
the most prominent men |, !.
Consultation free. II
iucurable he will frort.,,..
after a thorough exami,,.
manently located In Fori \
fee, Dundee block, corner 1,
Houston. =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-03

Gordon. Tex, Sept 3O.-Morgan Luce
and Miss Estella Thompson Of this
place We're married today at Palo
Pinto.
J, watts and wife OF ST. Louis will
make this their future home.
Mrs. H. u. Gilbert, who has been
visiting friends here. returned 10 her
home In Fort Worth today,
J, T. Daniel, attorney for this dis
trlct. who hua been here for the last
two days visiting his family returned
today TO district court at Grunbury.
Or. -. l.. Jenkins OF Yelssco, has
located here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-03

weaiherford. Tex. Oct. 2.AThe small
son o. Mr. a. G, Collier while jumping
Iur and down IN the lot OF his fathers
barn fen aud broke his leu a few days
ag9. AZ this writing he is doing very
the Judge delivered his charge 10 Inc
grand lnry. There are several large
suits on the docket for this court aud Il
is expected that II Will be very inter-
Alhart atavenson Icso ~ 49,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-03

Washington. Oct. 2,-I.st OF patents
tor TeSag issued today Cultlvntor.
Andrew l. Brock, Tiopkhar4: well
arillerl stephen r. Hop,on Of Clarks-
WHO, Col JosepA II. L5oney Of Galnes-
ville,; RtomiEer.i Reea II. caav. Waso,
GUN holder, Wilber Shaw, Dallas. force
pump. j. W. Thomaon. Aivori. rar
coupler, William Wallace. Peoria.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-03

worth. w. A. Bonner OF Dallas and
fudge Smith from the west are attend
ing district court here, 80
An extensive trades display VIII pe
hell at the opera house tonight by me
merchants OF tho town. ~ is lookeo
forward TO as the best thing Of It's
kind ever held In town.! i-,.-..1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-03

Holiday, TeN.. Oct "a good rain
foll here last night, wettlng Tie ground
sufficient for farmers to make good
headway with their fall ploW.ng
The Holiday cotton gin has glnned
40 balea 10 dntc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-03

Tyler Tex, Oct a.--Mr. w. A. Purh
OF Fort Worth. representing the ROCK
Island Plow company. committed sui
ssae IN THIS city a a m. The cause
Is known. but viii not be stated.