Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-09
BREAKFAST HASH.

Ottoman silk sashes, six Inches wide, |
are fastened at the side. Those of
greater width are tied at the back in
large loose loops.
A high.crowned hat of rough black
straw has the brim turned up on one
side and faced with lavender velvet.
IL Is trimmed with large hoops Of vel
vet and cluster of pink velvet How
ers, with gold and black centers and
grasses on each side.
Try Silver Loaf Baking Powder.
Morning dresses Of thin cloth have
the SKIRT drapery gathered upon the
edge of the Jacket bodice, opening over
u plain front panel and have narrow
knit plalts around the bottom.
The summer has come. Do not keep
little children penned up indoors, fear
ing fresh air will give them colds or
the sunshine spoil their complications.
Turn the raseals out.
Ask for Silver Loaf Baking Powder.
ACCORDION plated skirts are still
worn with or without overdrapery.
Jackets for walking costumes are
made like dresscoats,
Tho gamblers wife always speaks OF
her husband as her better half,
Use Silver Loaf Baking Powder.
Tulle, tarlatan, net and gauze are
worn for evening dress by young girls.
A reformed gambler has become one
OF the most successful sheep farmers In
Ohio.
In chipping early vegetables consign
to Smith, Thompson & Carl. 1913 East
Fourth street, Kansas City, Mo.
> Junior partner-"0ur travelling man
ought to be punished. He told one Of
our customers in Albany that am al
ignorant fool.n Senior partner--"l
shall speak to him without fail and In
sist that no more of our office secrets
be divulgedn
The attention Of the grocery trade Il
: called TO the displayed advertisement
. OF Joseph II. Brown. tyou want h
Q buy cheap sugars, now Is your oppor
Q tunlty. The supply at New Orleans |
!, almost exhausted, and II is REASONABLE
!, to expect that prices will advanc
!, gradually until the new crop comes In
i Mr.. Brown offers to sell below presen
u market prices. Write him for sam
o Piles aud quotations.
J. Satin ribbon Ia used for laclug drap'
y ries,
:, Book Binding, Ruling and all kind
OF job Printing done at THE GAzErT
. Job Office. A. p. MAsrIN,
r Manager.
& Jetted grenadine and net should,
3, capes are lined with surah silk al
Dr. are trimmed with lace or passemen
n erie
oil There are those who bet that the gamblers =
4. There are those who bet they WIN stay;
-, But man shouldn't bet whom he doesi
~ know
es Elise HEN gamble his money away.
K Use Silver Loaf Baking Powder.
US Black satin parasols have simr
w putting or black tulle about the edp
y, McCullagh OF st. Louis Is TO recei'
~ $4OO each for ten lectures on journ,
he ism delivered before the students
an Harvard. The students will reap abo
"a rs much benefit from the ten lectur
ia as II they had written up six Iii
he dog fight for some daily.
by Don't fail to give A. p. Mastin,
ell THE GAZETTE Job Office trial wi
70 your Job work. He Is the best print
In In the state.
ny Minister Lothrop viii present 10 /
ne White Car n box OF the best Mic
as igan, made candles,
on Skirts Of muslin or other wash n
~ terials have seven marrow or tn
80 Wide tlounoes Of embroidery, slee'
and yoke are of embroidery aud
gathered part Of the bodice Is OF
plain material.
WY Joseph II. Brown guarantees
Iaye meet all legitimate competition
beat prices, and In most instances win 81