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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-04

The dance seems TO claim ell seasons
for It's own, and heat does not deter ifs
yotaries from the merry mazes. All that
seems left for the sober head is to sug.
gest some style OF dress which shall
make this amusement as pleasant as pos
slble during the heated term Here are
TWO pretty conceptions; On one, In large
rneshed cream-colored canvas, pale rose
pink satin ribbon was used, the
foundation skirt being OF rose pink surah
TO match. The pompadour bodice-com-
pleted by drapories Of The canvas passing
over the shoulders from the waist---was
also made up over an under bodice Of
pink kurah, the short sleeves finished
with ribbon runners. A second gown
WAS OF white-hgured Brussels net aud
white fallle with white satin ribbon run
IN the broad hem, braces of the same and
bows Of satin ribbon on the shoulders
looped about tiny bouquets Of white
heathor.
Among the newest sashes for dancing
toilets are wide scarfs embroidered In
Louis XVI style, these thrown over tulle
skirts and forming the bouftant drappery
Ia the back. These white satin scarfs
are embroidered in silk and chenille, To
which are frequently added pearl leaves,
or else the satin is embroidered with
clusters Of pink azaleas, clover blossoms,
sprays OF heliotrope or shaded roses fas-
tened with Vatican ribbons. Others
again are In materials Of the last century
striped with soft white silk and moss or
pale pink satin, the stripes brocaded
with clusters of small flowers In brilliant
colorings.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-04
DISCOVERY or oLD REMAINS.

Prof Sayce has found in Egypt a
Christian church among certain old
quarries Quilt in the fourth century by
monks. The architecture and frescoes
are extremely interesting to archmolog.
lists. Among the supulchral ornaments,
several crosses have been found exactly
like the crux ansata, or handled cross,
which the old gods of Egypt carry IN
their hands on the inscriptions In one
case the ring part is wreath with a
Maltese cross inside. The painted In.
scriptons here are in Greek, the scratched
texts are in Coptic. The crux ansata Is
considered to represent life, or the gen.
eratlve powers of nature, when found in
the hieroglyphlcs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-04
LADEHS COLUMN.
Maud Muller Among the Hay-Makers
Transformed Into Miss Flora
Amid the Roses.
The Summer Dress for the Summer
Dance, and a Louis XVI Scarf
10 COnilne IL.
Aprons % Black SINK for the Housokoeper
Baby UloRk--Eittio uiri's
Cap, Etc.

Fashion has its freaks In occupations
as well as In dress. AT one time II is the
craze TO cultivate the painters art, and
all our girls are budding artists, so that
one Is lea to wonder how so much genius
has been 90 long hidden, and how long
we have been unmindful Of the artistic
capabilities OF things designed for homely
use. This mania subsidies only that an
other may take It's place, and the rush is
from the aesthetic to the athletic, and
lair hands are seen swinging dumb-bells,
pulling at oars, playing at tennis, fencing
ana outdoor exercises, until the skin is
embrowned and the hands hardened TO
the requirements OF the hour. The latest
OF these "rages" Ia gardening, and the
iair ones pose as gracefully as
did Maud for the admlring eyes
Of whoever may pass that way.
The city girls who are spending the hot
days In the country are expected TO de.
vote a portion OF their time to the cult.
walton et flowers, and TO send q few
towers from these privileged gardens TO q
frieEd is very nchicn These gardens are
equipped with fancy-handled rakes and
pretty waterlng-pots; and that ell may be
In harmony with this fancy the old.fash.
Toned broec-brimmed garden hats are
again In fashion, aud flowers OF all sorts
will be the popular adornmont for hats
and bonpets, to the exclusion OF almost
everything else The rose will be the
rciguing flower OF the summer and will
occupy the place OF honor In adjoining
the fairest beauties cs the country. Big
clusters OF roses Will be worn on Gains
borough hats. They will catch up and
embellish tho corsages OF black tulle and
black lace dresses, and the natural wild
flowers will be in almost as great demand
rs during the winter. A regular rose
craze has started aud promises TO con-
tiuue, and roses are now being cult
vated TO the exclusion Of almost all else,
and are the favorite summer flower for
decoration.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-04
No Lime i'm Royal Baking Pow

Chemical tests have likewise proved the Roya R
Powder to be free from lime and absolutely mira
results from the exclusive use of cream of tartar 81
refined and prepared by patent processes by which,
tartrate Of lime is totally eliminated The producs.S
chemically pure cream of tartar involved many exnes
and great expense which add largely of course to thu
of producing the Royal Baking Powder But Il ii
facturers are amply rewarded in thus being able X
consumers baking powder absolutely pure in al res
the only absolutely pure baking powder made
emphasis of this fact the report of Prof McMurt,ie
chief chemist for the United States Department Of o
ture at Washington, is given:
have examined the cream of tartar manufactured
the New York Tartar Company and used by the RoV
Baking Powder Company in the manufacture Of their bs
ing powder and found it perfectly pure and free from lin
any form
"The chemical tests to which | have submleN IN
Royal Baking Powder, prove it perfectly heathful andh
from every deleterious substance
"WM MoMURTRIE, EN-. PHD,
scientist IN Chief u S. Dept Of 4gricplm
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-04
snver Lont nnhinr t.nh.r

Never falls whom the directions are fol.
lowed, hence there il never word OF
complaint heard against 1t. The mex
perlenced cook is able TO make as good
bread wish IT as the professional baker,
simply because its Ingredients are SO
compounded as to make failure impossl.
Ole when the directions are followed. A
trial Is all that is necessary TO make It in.
dispenss6le to all well-regululed house
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-04
sEors IN IRELAND.
A uoNTnovERsALIsr.

The late DR.. j. w. Neyln, who died in
Lancaster, Pa, was one OF the most cele.
brated digines of this century. He was
distinguished in his knowledge of He.
brew and biblical literature, having been
professor of both at Princeton. The
Western Theological seminary of the
PRESBYTERIAN church owes much to him.
In $40 he published a tract called "The
Anxious Bench" which nearly divided
the Reformed church. His controversy
with DR.. Bronson Of Boston attracted a
worldwide attention. lie was president
OF two colleges and died at the ripe age OF
eighty-three years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-04
A GospI1L mAnnn.

What Is called gospel wagon is set In
motion every Sunday afternoon in Wash.
ineton, under the auspices Of the Central
Union mission, 1t is an omnibus, con.
talning cabinet organ, six oroight good
singers, and several persons to make adj.
dresses. II visits the centers of non
church-going people every Sunday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-04
A spEoIAL ApprAL

A special appeal is made In behalf of
the Episcopal board of the domestic and
foreign missions, which needs to receive
sl2S,lS3 before Sept. in order to close
the year without debt. This required
sum Is almost three times the average re.
ceipts OF the corresponding period In re-
cent years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-04
MEruons nr nIynnnr

The general conference OF the Method
LIST Episcopal church, South, took str ong
ground upon the subject OF divorce. Min
listers OF that church are forbidden to sol
emnize marriage between divorced per.
sons while both parties TO the divorce are
still living, except In cases where there
was scriptural reason for granting the d.
vorce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-04

An lrishman, when asked II he was dis,
eouroged, replied; "No, there are three
Of us-the Father, the Son and the Hoiy
Spirit Then there are four was sur
gested. ooh no,r was the ready answer.
al don't count.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-04

Have used Tongaline III several cases
ofneuralgia and rheumatism with mar
velous success. Tongallne Is an invalu-
able remedial agent, and the remedy ''par
excellence" for neuralgia and rheumatism
/. 4. SIsLER, NJ. d., Manchester, Ohio.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-04
A CHASTITY Finn.
The Missing Parts OF tb6 skeleton OF Franz,
Harris Brought from tho Robbery Cave.

harris brought from the Robbers Cave,
Special To the Gazette
SAN ANTONIO, TYN., July 3.--JustIce homer
OF the Helotcs Precinct came TO town mis-
morning bearBg a suspicious looking pack
upon his back wrapped In a saddle blanket.
when he deposited the bundle In tho sherifI,s
once crowd OF deputies and eItizene were
NNngregated around, and soon found that tho
Justice had no less than a CHASTITY load of my
lhhh bones, These bones were the mitsinp
portions OF the skeleton OF Frank Harris, who
IL alleged TO havo been murdered and IN
hy the grand Jury. The homes consist OF the low,r
Jaw complete, containing all the teeth. ihe back
portion OF the ekull, tho rios. all Of whit n an,
ltaetufedl the shoulder blade and yertehrs
ana several otner smaller bones; also some
portions OF clothing and a shirt which have
oofn identified as belonging 70 Ilsrfla Thaee
honeS we're all discovered IN the Rohbprsi cave
Yesterday, cloeo by wher the ilrst norton Of
them were found. IL Ia expected thai those
remains combined with tho others viii flrm
very strong link In tho chain 10 con-
Wet the SCOTS for the murder OF mar.
rs. The Justice giyes a very vivid deseriptinn
81 iie cave In which tho Tematns were found
thongh ho and his companions have made only
q partial exploration tour. They found three
large ch0mhors one OF which Is large epongb
~ contain half doken regiments OF SO diers' |
anu riahly adorned with the most beantlfni 1
oytiuens OF stalaeule and st0lagmite some OF
nnlcn were tormoG la the most fantaetic ana
snostly shapes Imaginable, sufficient 10 test me Z
nerves OF the stoetest, Large pools OF cool ,,a I
~ We're also found, but further search was 4
'oenlone0 antil later, when a large posse 81 |
nefihe ana citizens VIII go from here
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-04

The third OF the series Of excursions i IA
Little Rock and Memphis TO the promi
nent summer resorts OF Tennessee, yir
glnia, Kentucky and the Carolinas. vii
leave Fort Worth at 9,o5 D. M. Dalla.
lViso p m, Tuesday, July G, under my
especial escort as far as Memphis. Pe'
member only one change OF sleeper NJ
Shattaaooga, Knoxville, Aiotrlstown.
bristol, Roanoke and Washington. nv
leaving at night you avoid hot dustS
rue ~ through Texas, and make the change
Rock. No other routa Is as popular or
can oner you such advantages as this ono
~ you pass through the scenic mountaIns
q kast Tennessee In daylight. no Tnl.
s ~. sewanee, Mount Eagle, Ashyille,
warm springs, Green Briar aud Whjte
sulphur. This route Is by all odds tbe
most desirable. Ns 'No
Address for particulars,
a L. SAITH, s. W. 7. A., Dallas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-04
LUTHERAN SYNOD.

The Southern Lutherans held their
fifteenth annual convention in Rich.
moud, Va, Rev. +. w. Il. Peschan Of
North Carolina being chosen president.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-04

Neglect of ordinary Kidney diseases
frequently brings on Bright's disease OF
the Kidneys, II you have reason to sus-
pect any Kidney troubles take IN time DIR.
j, III. McLean's Liver and Kidney BALM.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-04

The Fort Worth China Co. is Offering
the great Iceberg Chief refrigerator on
the weekly or monthly installment plan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-04

Batavia canned goods at the Fort Worth
Grocer Co.'s are the best In the market
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-04
suitable nonnots.

Bonnets for full dress are OF plain OF
spotted tulle or crepe lIsse drawn on fine
wire, or else black or white lace, the
brIms variously formed OF puffs and pleats
or a network OF jet or beads, which In
some cases extends over the crown,
These airy and beautiful little creations
are trimmed with cluster OF roses with.
out leaves, field peoples, heartsease, mig.
nonette combined with cowslips, or some
other spitable blossom posed on the ion,
veSed with plain or dotted tulle, and
hnfished with scarf brides Of tulle and
tasten under the chin.
Coronot bonnets are gaining in favor.
Coronets OF flowers and beads that are
quite pretty are shown. Moss and fern
leaves, with eighty curling ends, are ar
ranged in this way, aud iat coronets are
more sought after than others.
brown fancy straw bonnet is sur.
mounted by eheaf Of yellow cowsllps
and dandelion seeds, a brilliant flower OF
the lattcr Nesting In front among the
folds OF the gathered brown velvet edge,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-04

., champion sticky Gy.paper at Il. NJ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-04

Champion sticky fy-paper at E. M,
Wells drug stores
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-04

Attend the clearance sale at Malone
Waller & Co.'S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-04
CISCO.

Attend the clearance sale at Malone,
Waller s. Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-04
RELIGIOUS GLEANINGS.
Figures which Enthusiastically Show
the Balance OF Power In
Ireland,
Death Of a Prominent Man Full OF Yea "A
Glsapings from tho Crest Har.
vest Eiole..
LooAL CmuP lon Nor. nrs.


Christian church,co >ocr ofgix'. 4, .nd r-b,oct
~ n 'no Suna nd ,nool at a, m. Preaching
invited 20 attend 1850 y. ~. All arc cordially
MsSe ANY sS .s sSq5Sh a, Gfy P5
1 in ~ eoyuP IN, sabbath hchoo at 80 O'Clock.
~ 1, oe, superintendent
,iat rbnr. Organ Wells will preach nt the Bap'
sSibaIerv an GOD 4, the 5pcra-house al $50.
q "Profane Swearing"
rss. andrews church, corner Rusk and
H. Fifth streets. The second Sunday after
- snity. sunday school az 80 a. m. Morning
rayer, holy communion and sermon at II n. m.
evening prayer and sermon s;l5 p. m.
Second Presbyterian church, Jones street,
near second-Rev. u. NJ. Moore, pastor Dl
vine service AZ ii a. m, Miss Eta Field OF.
ganist. Good singing Sunday school at $40
n M, II. +. Armstrong, superintendent STang
crs are cordially invited
South Side Baptist church corner broadway
aud ST. Louis avenue sunday school at $3.50
a M, Judge }. A. Holland superintendent.
Preaching az II q. M by the pastor, J. $. Gil.
4 cong wednesday night.
Fret Presbyterian church, Former Fourth and
| Calhoun streets, Rev. liobt IT, NALL pastor
! Preaching at 4 a. m. and $3.50 .. M sabbath.
school at . 30 a. m, S. NJ Fry, superintendent.
| Prayer meeting nt s.80p m. "wednesday. All
are cordially invited to attend these services
! Cumberland Presbyterian church, corner OF
| flfth and Taylor streets, Rev. X. NJ. Tinnon,
pastor. Sunday school 1850 am, w. n. Fakes
superintendent Communion services at II q.
m. and preaching b. the pastor at $50 p, IN
warm welcome for all who win attend these
services.
sunday service at Fourth Street Meth
odist Episcopal church, SOUTH corner Fourth
and Jones streets, Rev. A.. A. Allison, pas
tor. sunday school at $3.50 A. M. Geo. H.
Mn key, superintendent. Preaching at II a. ~.
and $3.50 D. m. by the pastor. Seats free You
are invited. Communion after morning service. |
sEors IN IRELAND.
From II recent statistical table we
gather the following facts In regard to the
proportion OF Protestsnts and Roman
Catholics In ireland; The latter are in
excess OF the former by 2,76I, 092, and the
Is 1916 TO 2l.l, showing large |
In favor of Roman Catholic
Ism. Cork has the pre.emlnence in Cath
olcs and Antim in Professionals
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-04
fniack sllle Aprons,


(Blaek silk aprons are worn by ladies'.
engaged in their morning duties,
Nd OF white, which partakes so
OF servants garb Z he apron
with rounded corners, peck /.
Nit or pointed belt, into when
'edi the apron may be trimmed
or Ave rows OF braid, or a
De, or made wider; there are
il each side from the outside
y of each OF these trimmed 10
have deep, square bibs to
ront Of waist,
CONCERTS.
bats are worn by little girls
idSerchIefs are novel, hobby
ciea
SNAKE h lovely trimming for
let.
enadlnes for dressy occasions
ed silk under the lace
X collars are made OF satin GOV.
n with net and fastened with a
M.
and white striped flannel, trimmed
ieam lace and satin ribbon bows, ls
gylish for a wrapper. a
sc crinkled front hair is worn more
'rffNA AtttAN VA eHA dbRN1 AuN iNituCHUs
Crepe iisse goods are In favor, particu-
larry embroidered crepes
Infants cloaks OF cordurette are made
Ia Mother Hubbard form
Piaida and checksBre worn, but are not
near 20 popular as stripes.
Nuimpe frocks are popular for girls
over Owe and under twelve years Of age.
Mohed silk high-necked shirts are the
nest fof ssbies' midsummer wear.
Mess a stud IL worn the collar-button
Should % plain, but the scarf pins may be
az decorated as Is iancied
Jackets failing open from .he throat
over plain, pleatod or gathered waistcoats
are very popular.
The latest fancy in ribbon bows Il The
wlnamits With four loops sticklng ont AZ |
flfe. Asgles aud tight strap in the
AA''lls girls OF three years or over wear
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-04

The Finsat isArors In the World
~ Anuerson's gun store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-25
A strike Imminent.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, Feb. 2t.-At q
meeting Of coal miners Of the Kauawha
and New River district held at Colburg,
the association resolved to ASK the West
Virginia legislature TO enact law to
pay the wages Of the workers every two
weeks In good and lawful money and
make days work eight h urs, hnd that
the miners convention which meets at
Columbus, Ohio, instruct all dealers that
they will be boycotted II they handle coal
from operators who pay the miners "a
cents per bushel or less for mining. la
conversation with several operators in
relation TO the action Of the miners, IL
was stated that they would run their
business regardless Of the action OF the
miners at Columbus or elsewhere. Many
fear great trouble will arise from this as
soon as trade opens in this valley There
are about SIX thousand miners in this
district, and should trouble come it will
be worse than four years ago.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-25

OF assistants IL holding forth hero to crowd,
day and night. one 81 his cUtcrio Of female
assistants rapidly paving the Square with Tic
cnspeds and inolars she nightly deNtr0usly OK
tracts from the mouths OF white and coiored
that thrOng around her. One colOrcd auntic
had y stomach tooth pulled laat night at must
have been q stomach tooth us IL WIS nearly two
inches long and a part was len In tho cavernous
depths from whence II camcl and It took a tus-
sic to get IL but down went the painless es.
tractor on her knees, and after few scconda
spent in--n0t prnyinE--but hard work, Tie
prong was pulled A loud "yuiffi from thn
negroes proclaimed It's cNif and adding
that she felt "as do my heels was colnln'
olar fro my niouf an was bein' turned vron,,
side out but lse glad It's gone, for dat toof use
ter make a misery in my feet when " got ter
akin" She left the stand amid the ronrs OF
he crowd. The queen OF tooth pulIers slvlv
remarked that, from the length Of the tooth.
the colorcd lady must have told the truth hbonf
its causing "a misery in her feet
"A dine series Of showers have been failing
since last night, which Is what the farmers
have been longing for, as seed time has come
and the ground had become quite dry.
The marriage OF Mr.. Il. B. Prathro and Miss
Jessie Northcntt took place this evening Mt the
residence OF w. q. Northcutt, Esq, the brides
father. Young and old shower their combined
good wishes on the happily welded couple.
thus one by one the landmarks OF youth arc
passed and the children of seemingly a few
days pact are daily entering life's stronger cur.
rent and taking their places In the busy bustlc
IF life. Welcome.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-25
GAINESVILLE.
was United-Iore Reports From wo.,
'"s'on-s'gnal gs-Court-Personal
Special to the Gazette.

was United-More Reports From w,.h
ington-signaI Flags-Court-Persnn
special to the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, Tx Fob. ai.-,lr. j.
lnrner' accompanied by w, u. Turner ana
wiie, Misses Ida ana Eva Turner and Nv
nScafsnr ihshon, lelt this morning for near
n1,,oAtuIi inns county, where, at O'Clock this
MteIhOon, ne was united In marriage 10 Niss
Mht'lo hurchard. After the ccremonv they
M W n Nome 10 gainesville, their future hons
III, d nt,lr mas q large number of friends in
tnis CITY, VINO extend congratulations. -
IL Is reported again to-day that nevvs no.
peoh re, elNeu nom Washington which IL M
favorable TO Gainesville In the federal cont
m n,,,,o inc Information is that the sub COM
.m'.vo nave ucclued To recommend penIann as
inc pace for the location of The conrt H., - ~
w wy new district created by the bin tbis IA
.uhssluyteu 50 very unfair, that ID la thnu,,l,i
w w VIII meet with con siderable opposiiinn
H. 49,, $3.50 NY ihIi' II seems Improbable thar
end OF the district NiVmc cast
me signal service flags have been nroc,roa
anu the nag stan has been instructed AZ ,L
col tn y, AZ CITY nan, just as everything was
~ ~ lsaulhess 10 disDlay the signals word
VIZ, Mas received from Washington that tbe AZ
patrnos would only be furnished M a 600, v,
~ cents per day This has been Nrrano-. a
n0wttneH ana the public will be given the
Messrs, sam and Harry McEwen. who ,,o,,.
raicu 10 Fort Worth Monday evenInts IN, 49,
sIaph TO take part In the orohesirai errV
snvo ~ = musical entertainment, retaTned
Rev u. ,: Rom OF whitesboro IL IN ,,o a..
~ lne county laN collector reports ta,'na,,,,33,
,Eey' Inc limit OF time is iast drawlpsy io
Of 1sSs eI lI9oan is busy with the evl docket
\ rain commenced falling last nieht ,,dha.
CONT hned throughout to day Nv '"s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-25
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

sugar, Molasses, Coffee ana Rice ouo,,.
lions,
Special to the Gazette
NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. 94.-Suaar.
quiet: Molasses, open kettle, steady
centrifugal, firm and in good demand
sugar open kettle, firm, 4sc to lie; com,
mon, nc to TIC; centrifugal unchanged
MolassseS, unchanged. $50 w.
Coffee, steady.
Rice, quiet and steady.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-25

4 MNADA sTALLIoNs-Ii. /. n,ss,l
y Litchlleld, H., stepfaiher Of b, NJ
real estate agent, will be here derinfiS,
ent week with car. load Of ClIdesa,le Il,
draftand Cleveland bay stations. TlNl7l
are al Canada raised horses, imported y
ana wintered In Southern Kansas. heta I.
Tor use, with sure and speedy felGn ID n
Inen. purchasing them. rheyW M
MIR. Bencpe with great care. reqardles Il
pense, and he will In all sales ruaranIe 4
faction, as from his long cxperltn6 II
morse business he feels safe m hs az
place him favorahly before The pablo n
inspection from allmen,wc hops 10 k,1itl
sales.
EOR SALE--tifty Cat mules, sdll
u work. Address Collin Bros. ltln q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-25
THE GAZETTE. FORT WORTH TEXAS, THURSDAY FEBRUARY

lines traversing tho state In every direc-
ton and more or less competitive, each
with the other; but In the meanwhile we
ought 10 see that they are held to this
competition as contemplated by the con-
stitution, ard that they are not permitted
to combine under practically one manage
mcnt and against the public interest.