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Bargains (!


ocres adjoining College Hill room house and
small barn, S3,.D. 400, -. ..ro
10 acres ~ miles north Of Douglas ave Sbp per te'
45 acres on w or OF first east ci Frisco HlShis,
$50 per acre. ,o7ia+,,.
1Iso several ..heaD farms in the market, Porter,
TI,tton y Noble Office over 132 \ Main st. IloI
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19
POLITICAL POINTS.
The Ticket Perfected.

OsKALoosA. Kas.. Oct 1S.-A meeting
of the Republican County Central Com
mittee to-day, d. ". Baird was placed
upon the ticket for County Attorney. to
fill the vacancy caused by the declina-
ton Of G. ". BIC Camment.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

DCBLIx OCT. ls.-.siss Mary Au.icss9E
lIas subscribe! IS $50 for he benefit e ;hc
sufertrs iss The CA.zlesioa earthquake, the
net proceeds Of her performances durlBg
the pas; wees tov that purpose
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19
prussia.

RERTrs. Oc:-. Is.-A more hopeful
peace feeling prevails ia oaleiai circles
Thsre was animated bu. ing 90 tie bours-
and reaction in favor of Russian secur-
ities.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19
Weather Report

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 10, a. M
The following are the indications for Kan
sas and Missouri: Fair weather. southerly
winds; higher. followed BIZ lower tempeya-
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19
Rargains in Real Estate.

4 fine agricultural and stock farm, three ana @ on.
half miles from civ about l25 acres broke one quar-
fer section fenced for paturc plenty OF water and
small house -, e., ood
Also opj lots in city finely located and IN gooc
neighborhood. Special terms to those wishing 10
make homes. -, ,oys
see Chris r. Pearce agent for VIM. Greifenstein AT
city Office. u4'V-A
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19
DR., WILLIAM HALL,
Of Hall & Bennett.

Of Hall & Bennett,
Gives sreriaI attention T. Diseases Of women Blood
and Skin Diseases and .aH troubles OF the Urinary
Organs speedily cured in both sexes once over
Woodman's Bank, North Main street. Consultation
dav or nigh, FREE (I.ead Drs Hail Eenetts card
in this paper-) A-iu
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Kaasas csrY Grain znd pro4rcs


slocF-s,ess,y. qus-atleEs IN CIR lots: Ak .ss Xxx
fa.s y. a Hsi J.. c2o.cs, 3, S.el -: tsray
81 Sci g.: ,sseT.- g otS - ,. foE1r. 81 sssf =
whsst-Recesgis -s.ass sEisss ats -ss''5 In stese
ssies ranged: No rsd cash s.: November sls4;
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19
Jcyy York Live Stock.

NEW YORK. October l6.
Beeves-Reeeipts, 10 car loads no trading in beef
catle dressed beef duh at 6}aGSc fer native sides
and at 6,a6l5 for Texas and Colorado. , ,
Sheep@Rtceip ts 15.e: market firm for good. dull
| and weak for commons; common TO prime sheep,
So J<s,5 %; lambs s. to(15 .. 10000,
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

NOR SALE-le0 acre farm In Union township. 219
n miles from station and watered by the Cowskin;
bouse OF rooms granary, 10 acres OF timber, large
peach and apple orchard and small fruit all bearing
farms in Sedgwick county, and will be sold at bar
gain If sold soon For terms and Information call on
KochelI & Rhoads, 12l Douglas avenue, Wichita,
Kansas. I<'-".'
NOR SALE-Cai, at once while the prices are low;
II no better bargains can be had than in the Wicli-
ita gardens Ashbel Welch, Eagle block. 125-i2t
LOST
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

ioarl with closing prices a. ? n;
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FOR TRADE.

NOR TRADE-Nice cottage and three 80 IT. lots by
$50 IT. deep. and cash for small select STOCK
OF drugs and fixtures Address W.. care T. NJ, Car
den Plaine Kan. i"'-''7
-r>OT TRADIt-Ata a bargain-Weu improved farm
S.,,a r.. baterv lUi-
VHOR TRADE-Livery stable and the entire outht;
Il good business. good location everyth,iig az ,sa ps
longing TO q rstclass livery stable; situated Ia the
CITY OF Cleveland Ohio; will trade fer Land IN West
erri Kansas. For particulars address loch box ~.
Wichita, Kan. if4u
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19
FOUND.

yNOUND-The place 20 winter horses brood nares,
horse will have nice box stall and experienced men
to give them attention. We have driving horses ana
nonies saddle ponies, chidrens ponies, work horses.
Mues for sale .Fouts Bros. Office l5l n Ai.iiiS'.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19
WANTED.

VVyANTED-A good smart boy - uIixe ecirsSti! Esgi.
W wagon. AuNA''' ~ 1861
oil
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money Markets.

New York Money Markets.
NEw YORK. october Il.
MoneyOn call active at to 70 per cent closing at
5 to gper cent.
Prime Neyrhantiie faper-4Gs5 per cent 90
Sterling Exciangc-lul and steady at 81 70
4sll efor "a days bills and iS TO iS+% for demand.
he total sales or STOCKS today was 's1Ota sii'ics-
government Bontis-Dull and steady TO firm.
=. Il IiI1l audi sleilI.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

P. V. hEAlY.
n. E. NlEDERlANOER.
ANGLO AMERICAN co.
T. H. DEVORE & CO.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

v~hR sAIF-troom horse on Cleveland avenue.
L .er;ins fo- 81 per month. sl.iaA akscr <
Huge. - Fsin - 10 :
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

VXvANTED-To ship to Fort Smiih' ArK;; i9er Dp lob:
w and men Good wages ana an The nasses
81 Office fee and free pass OF go mites Ia eh.npcd
are ready, SO come right along and De pai st
out. j. X. Kenworthy.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19
FOR SALE.

r,op SAIF-A Southern Kansas Land Explorer ;
railroad ticket good 10 kiowa ana 10 10 k:,is..s is
City. Including all branches on me % r
orce Ii6 North Market St, cltJ i"io'1
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

,NTFD-Several more young ladies and eenitis-
Nv NON 10 learn tclegraphy, all kinds OF stitloi
.'orL inriuie,i For particulars address soa'nNes'
ern Erlsiness Csllcse. WICHITA. hail.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19
FOR SALE.

r%OR sALE-At ~ Emporia ave, cheap: COOK,
- ing s.osi, o i2.-6ts
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

NOR TENr-A wellington, kan. brick ssCrp room.
Il cor. seventh and Washington ave, oYisee fe Pint
lips house Ikis is Of The principal b9siness cor
in Wellington; story brick pSte sass irof,t
and well II: hte>i basement; suitable for any edsi
hess, Enquire of W. II. St.fe,sscs. Wellington,
kan.. or =. sSsua, 81. Joseph. No I'-u
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

NOR RTNr--FITntshea rooms by the day week
Il Inquire q: 6i5 Douglas ave room l. up stairs or
M fig IL Doasi.s roCa oVe. PotricS clcthiaS
store Mrs. j. II. Slascr. lil-lfaT
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

wy ANTFD-Situation by an eEpeI1e.lc...u ~ a era,
ny Iecnar VIII contract for SIX i2i',l' 80, o.
,,armnntb Good references given AdutefS ac,,
teepcr," Wichita.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19
FOR EXCHANGE.

NOR EXCHANGED have 10 acres OF exceptionally
Il fine garden land near the city. 10 exchange Tor
vacant lots or house property within blocks OF
Douglas and Lawrence aves Address, owner, JOCK
box 1S3 city. i<'A<'
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

v~nR SAIE-kesEcsy house, ccr. paasis- .Rd
+ fnuvtr avs: furiis,IT- rnd nNtsrsS and all thst
=, 49,, :, fhs bsvS- .&=ase OEe of tie best lcta-
,J,ys il: tho ciry. 80 lease Bnti II. xrs' - Eay
.,,sI,. ~ n. ; Fos~th We. IN fi-
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

"yANTFD-For Oklahoma, 500 men ,tnrn 10 mv rail-
NJ ,hn oxtension of the Kansas Southeit s.cc &C.
w WEES si "a per day; board s3 30 per wee CT
r,ncs to fhe work. j. II. kcnWorln..
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

xvvANTED-Ato once, strong woman 70 90 ~, in'ii' y
w cooking Apply at the w u i. I. foon,, ~, et4 "
~ sk.a
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19
BUSINESS LOTS (!

OF this attention OF those seeking
FIRSThe land is higher than any part of the City on the
east side by at least IS feet and the entire drainage TO
the Big Arkansas River.
SECOND Garfield University, the State Christian College
building which, when completed, will cost over S'ooooo
lies innediae!y south of the addition
THRD,--The Catholic society are building college i'm
med;ate, west of this addition, the cost of which will be
100000, and this plant IS to be added to from year to
year.
FOURTH--The Missouri Pacsic R. X will IN ori tme
nl,ce shons on the addition and depot of W. C. and f.
Scott R. R. will be placed this addition inside OF ~ days
FFTHhe new Fifth Ward Schoo building is completed the cost
Of which is $4,000
SKTHThe street cars reach this addition making only ~
minutes time from west side 10 Of Main ST. and Douglas ave-
SEVENTH fair ground lies Immediately north the addition.
LASTYThe addition is booming itself and the facts prove H.
The west side the river top All other additions are BENG
boseed up by PURE WIND WINDY WIND The investments on
the west side are booming the addition.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19
STORAGE.

C1TORAGE-Tor household goods or Ierchanuise'
- boYed or loose: ii you have any goods 10 store
bring them to the Wichita Storage Co, NO. 10 W Sss
Douglas W u
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19
9ai19 eagle

Advertisements in this column Will be charged for
al the rate OF Five Cents per line per week No ad
yertsements taken for less thar 25 cents and will
not be inserted until paid for.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19
LOST.

OST-At the opera house Saturday evening a
i i small black silk shoulder wrap, enbrodered N
the corner and with fringe bordering. The fnder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving at Miss Sadie
YOrks No. !: u y. Topeka Ave. lV-e.~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-17
REIeS Op rERRoR.


ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Juno 10 The threat.
ened reign Of terror n Eass Sc. Louis in
cited nncn TIE suspension OF the entire
police iNlto'N tnateity has begun, and
peaceful eitlHcns have been robbed and
assaulted. sometime ago J, w. Kirk
reported and charged In mis-
paper one OF the city authorities
with various Illegal acts, among
them being meladminlsisSton OF Office
AMI transportation Of public funds. II
transpires Row that last Monday nipht he
YVES attacked By three men with revolvcrs
sud knives, who evidently intended Killing
hlm, having been employed to do the work
II Is said by the oflcial whose
crimes he had exposed Last night
Henry Stewart, nephew OF the
late ex-Mayor Bowman, mysterious.
~ assassinated last December aud
who was active In exposure OF mu-
nicipal fraud, was attacked and severely
beaten by two men, aud afterwards
robbed, and his condition this even.
Ing Is serious, Tonight, j. y. Miller,
reporter, who to-day wrote for his
paper an account OF the above occur.
rences, as he was crossing the bridge 70
this city was assaulted and brutally
beaten and left for dead. he was found
shortly afterwards and taken 10 he
hospital, where he now lies
In 4 precarlous condition. Resides
these most na2rant assaults several minor
affairs Of similar nature occurred. This
morning a stranger In the city, while
walking past a saloon, was asked by
a spokesman Of gang TO nay
for the drinks for the crowd. He
refused and was attacked by the crowd,
who carried him into a vacant lot near
oy, rlficd his pockets ana proceeded 20
treat themselves. Ladies' have been
stopped on the streets m
broad daylight and requested
to give up their purses by thieves, who,
whenever they met with refusal, snatched
the money and ran away with H. Theil
escape was made easy by the fact that
there arei no police Go make
arrests. Women and children
fear to be on the streets at night and
would only venture when iully
armed aud prepared to resist at
tack. Extensively signed petitions
have been presented 70 the mayor tc
roinstate the police or ~ least appoint q
few pstrolmen IN orderto make the safety
Of citizens more certain. HIS honor
can do nothing, however, without
the consent Of the city council. who
refuse 10 act ia the matter on the plea
that the bankrupt condition OF the city
treasury will not warrant them In incur
ring the expense, and In the meantime
lawlesanesS prevails.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-17

Is not a question simply whether W. shall
clothc ourselves IN cloihea manufactured
from American wool, or Ia clothes fab
rlcated from Australian wools, but how
VIII the nation az largo and the individ.
ual citizen be affected ~ The policy
which lnakcs the latter necessary, II not
inevitable, Free trade With evory other
portion Of the world means 10 use II
70 the Substantial abandonment % many
OF tire chief Industries " tho country. or
u they are 10 survive Il meats equal cost
In the manufacture Of competing prod.
ucts. one OF the two things
mus, inevitably result from free
trade, other Of which "a most
undesirable and wholly unnecessary
In some departments Of industry The cost
0i production 10 this country Il creator
than that Of any other, ani 10 remove
projection, whsch we severity eur tariffs,
will DO either 10 surrender our markets.
IN these departments 60 foreign campeti.
ton, OK, II we would hold them, we az
minish Tho Number OF competing products,
and that means radical reduction
OF wages 80 our Workingmen oar duty,
therefore, Is not limited tasthe mere cues.
ton Of dollers sud cents, Out n la deeper
and more far reaching Compafiaons can.
net DO msde with theeonati0nN This Is a
nation q citizens, notot snbierN What.
ever thoreiote, win secure 20 the labor.
ing MASSES = fun share In the Joint profits
Of capital and labor aud proyide higher
Intelligence and larger Independence,
should be adopted and become permanent.
" part ~ our national policy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-17

WASHINGTON, juno To- The secretary
Of the Interior has recommended that suit
be brought by the attornoy.generai TO
cancel the patents issued 20 the Missouri,
Kansas s Texas railroad for even sections
In Allen county, Kan, lying IN tho In
demniiy limits Of thar road where over.
lapped by the granted limits Of
The Leayenworth, Lawrence &
Galveston road aud for the even
sections in the common indemnity limits
OF the two roads The action OF the sec.
rotary IL based on the grounds that these
even sections were reserved 10 the United
states from the grant TO the I.eayeuworth,
Lawrence s Galveston Ia 1868, and 10.
served from operation Of tho grant to the
Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas road "a 1896,
The declsion proceeds solely ON the inter-
probation OF the public land laws, leaving
all questions Of innocent purchasers 20 DC
determined by the department Of Justice
or by the courts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-17
Amda.it. cor nsarweII.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June l6,--four more
affldayits were 1lsd to-day by Messrs.
Martin aud Fauntleroy 10 support Of their
motions for q new trial IN the Maxwell
case. ia three Of these alIldayits II Il
sworn that Juror jesse Y. Sears expressed
an opinion unfaygrAble 70 the prisoner
previous TO the trial, and the fourth am
dAylt IS in regard 10 JurOr Coulahan II
Is made by Henry Flood, IN the wall
paper business at No, 3i7i East avenue,
and alleges that 10 August $50, be heard
Couiahan ia Justice Cfouin's ONCE saS
in talking Of the Southern hotel tragedy
oMaxwell ought 70 be hung, and ] would
IKE 70 hang him. The attorneys expect
10 obtain new trial on the strength 81
these ailldayl,s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-17

CIucA6O, ILL.,, june iG. Tie interest
n the inquiry into tho death o. the nine
Victims Of the Canai street fire, which
was resumed this morning, contered on
Charles Reilly Ne Is railroad man
and brother al Mrs. Reilly, wife " the
occupant d tie FIRST flagEt ss South Canal
street Reilly was arrested over week
ago. he has been kept feereted by the
police, and Is was thought BY his friends
that he Was beiuH held AZ Hiiulss. Al
expert testified that fle note written
70 Willlsm Raleigh, owner " fAe Dufacd
building, attempting tonx zoe erimc upon
man named John DuIkih, waa and3ubt.
edly written BY Reilly. The lsfter g4s
yIsibly Afecled when tie testimony @as
given.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-17
oleomargarlno and nultsrioe.

WARRINGTON, Jane 10, Prof. Babcock
Of The Boston board OF health to-day ad.
dressed tlp senate committee on agIicui-
tOrc on the subject OF Oieomarggrine
He said that n great majority Of cases
In Massachusetts tho lazy was enforced
requirlng oleomaigprne TO be sold under
is proper name, AVID be believed u q
hnaithf1i preparation Mr. George II
websterof the Hrm Of Armour 90. of
Chicago though the discovery a. oleOmari
earlue has increased the value ~ each
head Of cattle three dollars by reason
Of the Increased value Of fats utliiz ed
IN tic manufacture Of olemmargarine
oil. Should q tax DO imposed II would
result wholly 20 the benefit Of oie0narga
ilne manufacturers 20 foreign countries
With whom the United States ha1 10 com.
pete. He did not fIluk u right tfat oleo-
margarine, which was q pure and whole
some prodact, should be taxed because n
came Into competition with other articles
The manufacture a butter.ne Increased
the value Of each hog slaughtered about
va cents or about $500, 600 Tor the num-
her slaughtered 10 Chicago during the
past year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-17
Congressional,

WAspINgroN Tune l6. The iuyalld
pension appropriation bill was passed by
the senate to-day as reported by the sen.
ate committee on appropriations. The
military academy appropriation BIZ was
PASSED by vote OF q to g. The house
OH rrprniing the presumption, timber.
culture and desert.land aotswhs copSld-
cred by tire senate, but no aOti0n was
taken
On motion OF ThrOekmofton OF TaNas
the house to-day passed the seuate bill
authorizing the Donisnn s Washlta Rail.
way company 90 constructs road through
the Indian Territory.
Morrison OF Illinois, from the commit
tee on ways aud means, reported hnck nd
vefsely too resolution oflared hy GroR.
orof Ohio, declarin IN favor oi reator.
alton Of the wool tariff of 1867, and the
resolutions offered by Mr. Wilkins of
ohio expressing the sense OF congress as
adverse 10 any change IN the present
wool tarlfi They were laid upon tho
table, The house then went into com.
nittee ~ the whole on the legislative aps
preparation bill. When tho committee
rose tho bill was passed and the house
! TOOK recess, the evening session TO be
| Tor consideration OF The private calendar
AZ the evening session the mousse made
some progress 10 tho work 81 clearing the
private calendar OF a numhQr Of moas-
ufes, passing twenty-five bllr Of prl.
vaio character, among ihtm helua the
senate BIZ grartine The frinfing prlyi-
ege 70 the widow u Gun d Il, Grant
and bo house bin for the relloi of the
survivors Of the exploring steamer Jean
nette aud The widows snd children %
those who persisted IN The retreat from
'he wreck q that vessel 10 taa Arctic
seas
The house then al II o'clock adj
ionrsied
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-17
oonnrma,ions

WASHINGTON, June 10. Tho onate IN
executive session rejected The nomlnA-
tions Of John Q. sholds Of Michigan to
be chief justice OF the supreme court OF
Arizona aud Abraham Roose, 90 be post
master NJ NintOn, Iowa.
The following nominations WOro con.
ilrmed David j Hawkins Of Missouri
assistant secretary OF the interior, John
u, McComb, United States attorney Tor
the Eastern district OF Texas r.,
kleburg, United States attorney for the
Western district Of Texas q. -,
Pesrre, United States attorney for
the lHNortbern district o. Texas
A p Swlnefofd Of Michigan, 70 be gov.
ernor Of Alaskei William Daily, super
wishing Inspector OF steam vessels for the
Eighth districts j. II. Wlngncld, consul
AZ San Jose, Costa Rlca l.. j. Dnpec,
consul at San Salvador Il Gilman, con
sui Jerusalemi +, 9. Allen, pension
agent AZ San FranciscofJ, II y. Voorhees,,
surveyor Of customs ~ Denver, Cot; @.
A, IIesaon, surveyor Of customs at Mem
pms, Tenn. j. V. HarrIs, collector OF
customs al Key West, Fla, postmaster,
Jehn u. Tabcr, Bryan, Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-17
Impri,onment for Dsbi.

ALRASY, N. Y, June le--ooY-
unl bas signed the act amending the Law
regarding Imprisonment for debt. Here
atscr sIx months is TO be the limit Of I'm.
n,isonmeut on arrest In civil actions and
he operation Of the law releases witnln
I've days all prisoners Ia Ludlow ptEec'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-17
Duty on wool.


W6smSGroN,June lG.-ln reporting TO
the house adversely Representative eros.
yenoris resolution nroyiding IN tho
restor.t,on "a 49, ,a.,s !, ,eey 80,
,ynnl the con,r,tt,oa ~ -. IA ,, Ill.,
I snbmit tbat IN dntv mn, i,,nns,ed 49,
nyoved hy ,es,ir,,,,, sr,s, MN 49,
lnnd .yn,,rganee III KY trinr,o,,s ~ ~,
I classes ana hene arial ~ Nom ~ Srt,ss
! from onr mark, n. msnv l,in,s ~ ,y,ol ~,
raised bcrc hnt indIsnar.sahia ~ ~
! suceessfni monnfact,,s ~ o,n,,icu ,,,,,,,is
| m riyes the Eurnneen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
| excinsiva nso ~ ttas, ,,,g,,is ,haraJor,, =
monnnnlv ~ No eon,ie MAJ tb,'rat,,,,,,
and cense,,nontIy 81 ths rasrp.,s - ~
world r. condcss Arnar,ca,, ,a,,t -
,nrora 20 restrie,od chnica ~ ,,sa,at,ai.
end ~ ~ tbo nroSnc,Jnn - u',,,.nS
class's n go ir,',tc,, ~ -, a ,,,,.,
ncr,odicsii,, noaHs =, ,,,.ia,, t,.ta..
I'M, Jor 9nr ,oan,fac,nra.s -, ,,
,yoolen goods ana hv co1ant,o No. 49, ,,'
he hons N ,nsrtat ,a vy ~ r,,S 'a W
tions IN ,,r,,, ',',tt,, ~ ~ ,,',s,
cIosSns ~ Mn, .s S ;" Wv iaoguene
sscriacss !. cr ga W., uisass,ou'
49, has ,,r ,,,i'i ~ oue.oii.
"a, ,ha y, a., , ,ai,n',,!5
~ w. mo- nes ~, WIZ ~ psiio''i08
n,,vents ,ha M, 0"p ,',i,,.., - ~
s s,iNs' ~, Wv nouie manuiaetuIaI
ao,u AZ q, lug sotu'su wsols WHEN coulu
-, = H., =, ~. 1919, a,ppi, s mopl9
can ,vco,s instead ~ ,,erss,,. ~. ~ 49,
.nn WSVie $500 ~. ii'eippellb ~ 40 lu-
~. y n1s .ua1l,sam 1lhuu,aetul'
s,ssa ~ ~ ~ ,o ~ .uus
- .,, W 20 ~, Vssn M ~,
" soine "a nl lil ,ln i",A' Ane
' upsle aun uusy ilas psen Iaiseu .no lnole
nsass .iu nas peuh ". tesuis ~ Ailstl'
o oa moo,,t.oWelS nA's iu,i,isnse
$500 $500 ~, eAs1sv ioI a'ap,uk nsay ~" ~
a., 49, ~ 1871 ~ WV poop,s sn
,anel ,lyi, w mVui.1tVmel ~ n'iv ,'i,,
49, ~, oNsoeulns wy p"nen. whi1n Ivy i,,En Wv
uaVe nhssl'lcu ne wou,u ue,ire npn. M,
w ini ml.nous sN.nB nun una'
nrsa ~, gsn.p' a.. n
n"seu VIZ m.sss VI sno "ol ,i y,
~ ,,,u ,a'e IN III
t.e, ~ ~ ~, .s.h
s, ~ ~ Istssise P,V',,ip. "
esIIn' nas l5iea.,N llilteIeu uui Fauc Nllu
wi pasulai VufiDiieie ~ ooutn Auletleat
NV nas iiiauv eiytnsns uouist W nuiei'N',
anu sneapei ~ h hu,"v' ~ mas r,t .nlule 90
81 Si'''ssa neapo uo ~, eonl
w. VIZ
olull9a ny VI ~" ~ 'pa. sls NY
~ ~ ele ,eNe!o noinsIs ;.
siiouiu ~ ias t.y uu'lSs ~
m"oi slpu'u ~ l.,,, ,uN Wy y,
~ noV'en .,t 49,, ~ ~ 'sNueN y
~ le9Ss ph '9ua $500 sns .,,.,.,.
n ~ ~. nir0n, obt, .,,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-17
MYERS Mote the Low Prices,

mrs. tucked OF tucked and rutfled
.o.llty and made with yoke bands
lertul bargain at 25c.
svsrs, deep ruflle of Hamburg EN-
y and two clusters of tucks above
ausli,y and offered as low as zoe.
Isers. atT5c. Four different styles
j, Price, embracing tucked, rufleC
tnSroldered, and embroidered will
Ipc 10 match; others claim a bar
ts125. we offer this week at 75c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-17
COMP AN - ~
CORSET COVERS.

Corset Covers Of Diamond I'm cSn-
brio, perfect in tlnish and at, at 25c.
Corset Covers, richly trimmed with
embroidery, at soc.
Corset Covers, deliberately trimmed
with Torchon lace and embroidery, per
feet in Ct and 6aish, over 20 different
styles to select from. at 81 90 to 300.