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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09
CURTIN COMMIrTEE.
Testimony Taken AT 81. Louis Yesterday
No Danger of Another strike,

Testimony Taken al 80. Louis Yesterday
No Danger OF Another strike,
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May S,-Threc mem
bers OF the congressional labor invostiga-
ting committee, Messrs. Curtin, Burnes
and stewart, who arrived 10 this city from
the West last night, met la the circuit
court chambers this morning and con-
tinued the examination Of witnesses In
regard to the causes and effects Of the
Southwest labor troubles,
Adit-Gen. Jamiscn was the first wilt
ness examined. He testified as
10 the strike and Its effects on
the commerce Of the state, and said the
interstate commerce. had been seriously
inlertelod with.
Mr. K0cktiscky, state labor commits
sioner, testified that serious disagree
ment existed between the railway oillcials
aud their employees as to the proper con-
strucuon 10 be put upon the March,
1885, agreement. He rehearsed his
efforts ia conjunction With Governors
Marmadake and Martin To adjust the
strike troubles which were well known.
He gAid that the knights OF Labor could
not expect official recognition from any
one tor they were not Incorporated lie
supposed that the expense Incurred oy
the knights Of Labor IN conducting the
strike had been about 81 900, 600. He sng'
eested that Mr., Hall, whose discharge
caused the strike, could have. been sup
ported for much less sum, aud no STRIFE
would have then been necessary 40
Knights az Labor we're present az the
morning session OF the committee, ana
during the nooa recess messages were
sent Is Mossrs, DELANEY aud McGuire,
lpromiuenl members OF the Organization
requesting their presence Ihey, To-
eether with several prominent citizens
and railway officials, arrived at the room
short time afterwards. During the re-
cess Gov, Curtin remarked TO q reporter
that he felt confident that the last strike
had occurred on tile Missouri Pacilicrsil'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09
THE FIRE Rncoap.


special 20 the Gazette
TEnREri, TEX, May 81, Terrell Is u.
lumnatodagain. Tonight at 10 o'clock
a fire broke out IN the Terrell house, a
two-story frame building that stood on
the tlrst corner northeast from the Texas
& pacldc depot. The FIRE originated from
q room In the upper STORY and y supposed
TO have caught from lamp In a room DC,
pied by some one OF the guests The no.
tel was kept by Mrs, @. g rhomas,'whO
lost all her furniture and household
goods.
Tho hotel was owned by Carter 4 Du-
bendorff, valued at $500, iueuranco on
building Sil00.
@, @. & J, II. Thomas, on furniture
Rnd piano, N the Home 81 Nav York,
SllQ0i value, $1,000.
Wood & Chaflton and Mrs Wilson, a
building, loss $500,
Two other frames, loss $1,000.
Damage 10 Jim and Sam Brlekwall,
probably sd00i insured inJ. i, Daniels
agency, Two companies,
j w, NQtN stock, loss probably $1,000
no insurance
Chinese Laundry consumed, loss not
known,
All the guests escaped, bus lost the
principal part, il not all, Of their bag.
gage.
j. Z. Thomas was badly burned Az
ono time the frame block on the opposite
| side OF the street was on lire, The nrc.
men were on hand and did heroic serv.
2 Han
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09
RARE OPPORTUNITY.

Big sale OF Mules, Harnsss, Wagons, Etc /,
by Tho Grand Aelt Copper Company.
Tho Grand Belt Copper company offers
for sale their surplus OF ane, gentle
mules, harness and wagons. The wog-
ons were made by Peter Shutter and are
FIRST class Sizes, %, 81 aud . The
larger have California brakes and the
smaller Mosquito brakes. The harness
was made to order and is Of the best
quality. Wagons and harness but little
used. Those wishing freighting outfits
of eight mules and three wagons VIII fiud
everything complete. Apply to Robinson,
Bros. & Co., Harold, or ], w. Golston,
Harroldi or J. Raymond Thomson, agent
Grand Belt Copper Company, Harold,
Also u diamond drill for boring 250e
feet, Of best make aud Ia good order.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09

The -. Louis Drummer 20 Have Anet,.k,
rrisi-cohsn Acquired.

The 81. Louis Drummer 70 un.e An..,,...
TriHi-cchsn Acquitted
Special 70 ,hc Gaxctte
Waco, Tx, May s.. Iessc 4 AZ.
ham, the st. Louis drummer, who t,nca
WIN Lamb III the McClelland hosel Nh
have another trial, as the Jury in The case
disagreed and were discharged. /, Il
said the jury stood ten for ac1nlssAI and
two for conviction Judge Williams ~.
quifed Graham to execute bailhoud Il
the sum Of $4,000, which he dla this oxon.
ing, iindlng local sureties. The case NAV
come up again before this term is oypv
Isaac Cohen, senior member Of III. INA
firm OF Cohen Bros, Indicted for ewlnd.
ling, had his trial to-day. Cohen IA lew.
aud II Is notable that some 81 the most
damaging testimony against him was
given by Hebrew merchants here rho
Jury brought IN verdict 81 not nusltv
y. Cohen, brother Of the elder Cohen, n
now on trial.
The directors of the Waco Street RIM.
road company are considering a nroposI.
ton from the Vanderpcele Electric LIGHT
company, which cuntcmplates the onora.
ton OF their street cars by electricliv
(dolng away with muIes), sud aiso
furnishing light for residences along the
line OF the railway.
The city papers to-day contain an IA.
gcrtlscment from the cnicf engineer Of the
81. Louis, Texas 8 Arkansas railroad, 10.
wiling the attention OF contractors 10
work In the changing " the gauge II
SAID rond from three feet to -four teet
eight and one half Inches he SAYS tho
work must DO completed by September
], proximo.
Aicssrs 7 X Cheney, w L, Anderson
aud Edward Culston Of Cincinnati, John
!. Kane OF Houston, and Robert L Gibson
OF Dallas are here as the Representatives
OF the American Cotton on company Of
Cincinnati, arranging for tho ,ranstrcf
said eumnany'e recent purchase, the WaN8
oil mlll's property The transfer viii
take place Monday.
A committee OF the city council mado a
formal test OF tho Jenney electric llaht
eyslcm last night The system has been
In operation over two months, huf never
received by the council The report VIII
not be made for several days, but It ii
said The committee VIII disagree as % the
merits Of thollght
The receipts OF spring wool are ahout
200 sacks To-day. Fleenes command from
1902 20 cents pcr pound. Mostoi II o..
inga fnc grade brought oyeg \ cents
nor mound
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09
DoUBLR.DRcKERs.
Glad ridinss for Fluch masters and lssn
siit 20 st. Lotus.


tiit 60 vt. Lotus.
Special 90 tho eaaette
81. Louis, Mo, May e--To-day yonr
correspondent Interviewed w. II. New
man, tratlc manager OF the Missouri ia.
cinc system, and ascertaiued from him
that he hsd decided &C last 10 place i'm.
mediately IN commission doublc-dcck cars
for the transportation OF Texas sheep.
For years Texas fockmHsters have longed
for dcublc.dcckcrs, and time and time
again appealed 10 that roadit0r the sesyl
Ice. Petiiionss after petitions were sent
IN, aud the Texas legislature took a hand,
all 20 no purpose. This spring the So,
Louls Live Stock exchange appealed 10
them 70 put ON doublc-dtckers, aud now
they have gained their point The
decision has mol been given out
as yet, consequently TIM GAxerTN
VIII ho the ilrst paper to make known the
fact 10 She lOng-su0crIng fockmasters.
This will be hailed with delight.
Mr.. Newman states that patent nova
bic deck 4 now being placed IN several
hundred stock cars, aud II the arrange.
ment does not work after actual trial,
donble-dccke will be made ct this point
and shipped to Texas and there placed in
the stock cars. Before tho Isl OF June
tho company will be able to furnish allthe
double decks required. With this new
order OF things comes the announcement
that the yardage aud commission charges
have been reduced at this point Yardnge
Is reduced from cents per head TO 3
cents per head Commission charges
from 50 10 81 per car.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.,

An overwhelming stock 20 select from,
where all styles aud grades are repre-.
scented and offered at prices that can't be
duplicated In Texas.
Neat, substantial, Violating suits are
offered as low as $780,
For $3.50 we show ten different styles,
considered q bargain at $40 by others.
We show twenty different styles at
$40 90, in j, 2, and button cutayays,
Our $3.50 suits are noted for high
grade material and fine workmanship.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09

MoNrGoMEnY, AlA May 3 afste.
ond days session d the sontlipiti bspllsf
shows an Increased ails9a,
auce. This morning d report wAe HgaR'en
Tor providing for iheraialag Y @lples2 v
DO expended IN esangeNxlnE llig Tai3ssD
race IN the South,
Tho Discussion d the Ayahe
for better, reaching the celoiea llesI,ls; /;
was long md Interesting. aad spnsaplse
most 81 the morning teasiop 4 hle a y,
terAoon session . fepQit z Ns, IN
10 tho nlIeslan board VIZ gpgl,W =.
N reenn,nrtda Tia faielsg a. st6. fll4 ~
csfry out ire irar4ief q ihq hpea's'
school paper from Macon e AElsase <.
4 mirsionsry msssmeelIpg ~ g ,la',
missions was mold tonight sl3A3 WIZ
addresses were maae.ano v.sN' ,sest ~
Bupist minishis VIII oeeppg hs ~
TIC pulnlts io,snorfow 0o Negasy ,'' ".
dlscussion Il the iogeIep pilssl3n fRgt'
Cuncs pp.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09
nE CouLp uo NOTHING Less.
A Mum Stays The Iprulior OF isis wife mi,
Easiig Eeonpea

Naeht Ftcnpfh
Special 20 the Gazette.
san Antonio, TEX May The par
tlculars Of thrilling suppcrtable tragedy
reached town about dayhrtak ihis morn.
Ing from Coulson's dairy, four miles north
Of here, tho participants being q farm
laborer employed on tile place nemed Jim
Brown and Lewis b WilHame, The hns.
band 81 Mrs, WllliamF who was doing
the cooking for TIC jen Of we've ricn
employed on The farm Wlllauis deliber-
ately killed Brown htfaN6a Brown had
lnsultod hts wife. II seems ihai among
the ten or Twelve nien Wgfbipg ON the
farm was Brown, wha We recorded as a
very rough customer generally aud ever
ready with his tongue, plsful @e,, whom
angry. While WilliAlu9 Wga IN the city
yesterday morning delivering MIX for II.
j Pond, Brswn beca go EpRfy Otor some
mniter aud began uslhg very pufane and
vulgar language ia tie nfesente Of Mrs.
Williams aud several 81 the en- She
romous ated with hire aug tuld Jim not 70
curse 10 her presence, re th,n turned
upon her and curkod and AbBsid her Ter
ribly. When her hnsba8d rGtnrned at
noon she told him Of tie aGalr, but he
said nothing and seit SIS ,le afternoon
FOR the city. a. WilHsns h regarded AZ
n quiet, inoGenAiye niaa ewsE thought
BY oil that the eG1lr would blow over,
Brown was thought "a Be SIS ays armed,
ard trouble was 81 tiTst feared, AZ The
supper table when Naliama returned he
seemed TO have been dfl0kag little,
and The trouble Of tbs morning came up at
the supper lhbo. Williams 0einpaded q
Brown, "Dld yon Insult my wiiefn 20
which Brown repln 4 SIN 40 oath, "fea,
l dldn Wlllams imntedlately drew q
slS shooter end, 81 BrDBp arose aud at
tempted 10 run 10 iHt do0fJ fred one
shot, Which struck him " zoe dghtshoui-
DIR ard rsnging upwa,a riyefeed HE
chest and lodged Ne the glon Of the
heart. Brown disc n twa hours after
nc shooting wAiau Nas dishfined
BY ne other npr Sud Urea waa allowed
70 90, aud up totbe iats sports bad
not been captured, ihopN1 us believed
no Is on route 10 IesG0 All the wit.
nefses 70 the affair i0aS ,''ins with the
Nlicf and inside ~ fort hayc him az.
rested Tho verde VI ~ coroner was
ia accordance wit, tAg ahQye.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09
XIX eongrssa.
rrls HousE.

WASHINGTON, May Son motion Of
Mr. Peel Of ArBausas o bin was passed
authorizing the Kansas city, Fort scott
& Gulf Railway company TO construct
road through tho Iadian Territory The
house then went into committee Of Tho
whole on the military academy approprla-
ton bin.
Mr.. Wheeler OF Alabama stated that no
complaint had been made against a single
provision OF the bill w the secretary Of
war aud therefore II might DO entely as
snmed that the measure WAS adequate Ia
All is appropriations. The suin carried
by the Dill was s2g7 SOB, as against Sal0,-
O2l Tor the cnrrentAcar
Mr. Wilson oi West Virginia, while he
was not in favor OF lowering the gradna-
ton standard az Annapolis 81 West Point,
thought The standard Of admission 10
the institutions ut those places was too
hiah, aud excluded from The benefits OF
military apd naval education fully % per
cent. u the youth ~ the iaud.
MIR. Anderson Of ohio took the same
View,
Mr.. Mills OF Texas gave his cxpe.
fience III the matter OF up.
pointments 70 The naval academy
aud thought there was a great mistake ~
considering that the standing was too
high The trouble was with tue teachoie
under whom the boys had studied. Some
we're good and some ere bad. The bill
was then read by sections, but no amend
nlent was ofiered and the committee rose
sud the bill was passed.
The house again went INTO committee
on The army appropriation bill
Mr. Rockwell OF Massachusetts criticised
the Appropriation 81 $500 900 for mansi'
iactuFe 81 nrme AZ the national nFmorieel
maintaining thar II was inedequats, and
fayorlng III increase 10 sf00,Qo0. ynt
bin was then read BY sections Tor amend
ments, but without making nuch prcNffse
the committee rose and The house aa'
fonrned .
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09

DDS. GENTS FURNISHINGS.

Here we show an unlimited supply Of
tne and medium grade Underwear French
balbriggaD, gossamer and isle Under.
shirts; Nalnsook open-work goods Of
every description.
80 dozen summer merlno Shirts, soc.
20 dozen brown balbriggan Shirts, 40c.
40 dozen fancy balbrggan Shirts, 81 90,
with Drawers to match at 81 90.
Nainsook Shirts at 90, Go and 75c.
Lace open-work Shirts at 40c.
Fine summer wool Shirts, 81 80; Draw
ers TO match, sl50.
The celebrated Challenge bleached drill
Drawers. Zoe; never before sold for less
than 81 20,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09
rhe M. n. conference

RlcuMoNp, VA May 3 10 The NJ, VI
conference to-day, Or. y. q Kelly, from
tho committee on church extens
sion, reported marked success ~
combining local aud pnront boards
and urged that the plan De not changed.
Various memorials We're prfAenlfd and
referred 10 the committee on boundnfiesa
Rev, l.. 1'hickelt OF tho Moth
Texas conference, having boen y.
Gated against his viii, submitted
al appeal from the decision from bis con-
ference, giving the following reasone for
appeal That no notification had heen
served previous 70 proceedings thai
tho provisions Of dlsciplinc 90
nnt cover his case that ~ tne
allegations were not proved, and that hss
submitted written statement OF his ntlf-
pose 20 duly admiuator discipline
a lively debate cnsned Hlg
conference delegatcH claimed 'list
as there had been no chafEes
against his moral character le llaa %
right 70 appeal, ard that be bad pesn r,
cnied because Of his refusal 70 cdnllnsTef
baptism by lmmeraion, Inc conference
decided 90 hear his eppeai Acioaipeh'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09

Gasette says y has been informed ~,
Lord Charles Bltberre said h the lo MN,
OF The house Of commons lilo DIV clsd'
ssonolntrudnced the home.ruie Nh Xxx,
ne ana Gen. Wolsely had agreed ,ha9 /,
the premior's measure should nnts ao.,
they were ordered to crush any fehoNinn
Ulster might undertake, they Monld ~ ~
fuse and would realgn They wonld thSn
30 to help the Ulster men. '' w"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09

WASHINGTON, May 81 The president
has vetoed two private pension bills, one
Of which Is for an increase Of widows
pensions. II is vetoed on the ground
that the general law would give the Ia.
crease from the date Of Its passage, while
the special act gives it only from q date
about two months later. The immediate
cause for the other veto 10 mistake IN
the name Of the beneficiary in IL, The
president takes occasion 70 state his
views on the special legislation
Of congress- lie cannot see that
a congressional committee has
better facilities for examining pension
claims than the bureau created for tho
purpose, and suggests that II II has better
facilities The law should be changed or, II
IL Is found that The bureau Is unjust Ia Its
action, IT'S organization should be
changed.
The president has signed eighiysone
out 81 oighty-four private pension bills,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09
PUTS HTS FOOT down.
The President viii Veto All Measures
Involving Large Expenditure
Of Money.
Views Of Congressman Foran on Ma
tionnl Legislation Regarding
Labor Matters.
Two Private Pension Rlila Vetoed Tho
MILITARY Academy Appropriation
nm PRsses this Houe.

shoot hocihliste Dowh1
Specialize me Gasettn
WAsnlSGroN, May Congressman
Foran Of Ohio, who Is, perhaps, Tho best
qualified OF any member In the house to
speak Tor trades unions and Knights
Of Labor, said that these organizations
were not responsible tor the recent an-
archist movement and that the sociallstlc
ranks were made up Of Foreigners who
we've brought here by capitalists TO com.
pete with American labor. He thought
these anarchists should bo shot down.
There WAS no excuse for socialism in this
country and there could DO no sympathy
with II. Mr., Forau thinks that The only
thing congress has TO do With tho settle
ment OF labor troubles Is to repeal bad
laws aud TO make such laws as win pre-
vent those holding power from exercising
1t opprcssiyely. Congress, he thinks,
cannot legislate and control tho natural
evolution Of society In its upward course
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09

special 70 the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, May Silt Is stated as
coming from high authority that all
measures IuyoNlnga large and unusual
expenditure OF money viii bs 8fioed, and
that the president has firmly established
himself on an economical f1otingSor The
rest OF the session He has thue given
notice TO the treasury reidcrssc tske
their hands off The outcome Of the
river and harbor bill, tie steam
ship mail subsidy and sim
liar measures is looked upon
with apprehension by their friends. tx,
trayaeOnce in every form Is hereafter to
be checked, There is no probability that
the educational bin viii pass congress az
this session. There win be an effort
made by its friends TO rush 1t through
the house, but the opposition developed
TO IL Is 80 strong that It's defeat Is fore.
gone conclusion. None OF the measures
thus far reported can meet with a ma
jority yotc, and the Republicans will vote
solidly against the bill.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09
!, waula olear no Amy.

DunIix. May s.r-The Express tAon.
eerya,lyel, commenting on the alleged
Woiseley threat, says that one result o. w
nsssane Of toe home-rule bill would he 70
eiear lie army within tweutyfour hours
N some II tie best officers wbos ADDS we
naper. would not 20 alone 70 Ulster, Inc
Exprass also declares that military ssfal'
4eists arc already studying the maps ana
IIlater history.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09
BOYS CIQ!hIlg Department

Our Boys Clothing Department Is a
household word with the parents and
guardians OF Fort Worth the result Of
always carrying the largest stock and
Offering them for the least money
Boys kuee pant suits, $500
Boys long pant suits, $500
Boys' separate knee pants Doc TO $500.
Boys separate long pants, 81 90 70 q 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09
that lord Il : Fool.

LoSpoN, May s.--The Sheffield Tele-
graph says Gen. Wolseiey considers
Gladstone a traitor and refuses 70 have
any social Intercourse whatsoever Win
him. Tho general win not even ~ ~ thc
same liable with Gladstone. ne Ieie-
graph also declares that English military
eifciss snpport Lord woiseley's views on
f,fah affalra
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09

Her PORTS nlookaacd ny ire uunbusts q
tho Powers,

hNf tnlth iipNhMttW nv tle Nhhpnhta ~
tho puwefn
ATnKNs, May s,Geraauy, Austria,
England, Russia and Italy haye notified
Greece that a blockade q hor ports haa
been ordered, The governments oulciAl
journal to-day states that the movement
OF the Crock army tpast not
DO taken 10 lnaicntu WafliLe ln.
tentons on tho part 81 the government
The government has decided, adds the
journal, to refrain from disturbing tho
peace, hut believes Unnecessary, however,
20 be prepared 60 resist any hobtlitles
which may be inaugurated b. othnrs,
Opposition papers dcnounce the ipjustlce
OF the powers In their policy o. coercion
towards Grcecu, although they recognize
the faults Of Premier DelyanuIs and DID
government,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09

NNEIETEI IN
WASHINGTON, May 81 Postal orders
for Texas: Eourth-class postmasters
commissioned, JOIN g, Underwood, Col
umbia; Robert X Cone, Cone; Philip
jackson, Paluxyi jones NJ Gibson,
Reno; Walter / Singleton, Wortham;
Milton Smith, Rockdale.
Postolllees discontinued Dougherty,
Kaufman county; NAH to palo Pinto,
Blanco, Iayalla countyi mall 70 Bates
VILE; James, Houston county, mail 20
Crockett; Mount Hope, San Jaciuto
county, mail 70 Riverside; Payne, Brown
county, mail To Brentwood.
SPECIAL seryiceto Ensor, Davis county,
discontinued.
star service between Giddiugs and
DIme-hox Increased to twice a week after
May II.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09
Thrne flhiIdr.n I,nrnan.

JACKSON, MINIS, May s, Frank Be
noit'e fsrm-hoafe, twelve miles east Of
this place, vas burned yesterday about
noon Nothing was saved IN the house
were three children, one, three and Ave
years old. All persisted IN the fiames
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09

LoxpoS, May s.--The PIN MAli GA
zotte continues ii call attention 10 ne re-
peated threat 81 Gan. i0pd Wclecley %
resign and had the uiesefe ~ tebelllon
II home-rule % gsanted ireland deaplfe
The iaet that Il hnk been ViiiciasiY denied
hH no ever made such y ssaieileut Vhe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09
Gents Hats.

Here we sustain our reputation, as In
sll other departments All tho new and
nobby styles are shown In a great variety
at prices positively low.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09

Received By The Fort Worth Grocer 70.
yesterday. Are IN nns conuil,on, any
win make prices close iof ro0no i0's'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09

special 20 the Gagotto
WAsHlNGroS, May S.. SIR Shqrnton A.
Washington Of Texas has been appointed
chici Of tho swamp lands division, vice y.
$. Pierce.
John NJ. Adams was to day appointed a
copyist In the general land oilipe at 5000
wear
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-09
Unlaundered Shirts.

The largest variety; undoubtedly the
lowest prices in the state.
Our Zoe unlaunderod Shirt leads the
world in point OF quality, tluish and price
Our soc unlnundered Shirt not to be
matched elsewhere
Our zoe uulaundered Is Che same goods
largely advertised by others at Sl25.
Night Shirts, every grade and quality.
We carry u complete line Of sizes; $l00,
l25, 1850, LIS and up the finer grades
to SO 90 each.