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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-25
FOR TRADE-REa 3


DOY-Wanted, a good boy for domestic work
ID in garden yard and house at T. D. Miller
No. 1923 Preside street.
pARBER-Wanted, first-elass white barber.
ID None other need apply. Permanent position.
Address, Jake Campbell, Abilene, Tex.
pARBER-Wanted, white barber. Good wages.
u Steady job to sober and industrious man.
Address Box II, Ballinger, Tex.
DOYS-Wanted, two boys for farm hands
ID Address S. S. H, care Gazette.
pARBER-A frst-class barber, with outfit,
D wanted. Address. Box 1O2 Grapevine, Tex
NARPENTER-Wanted five first-class car
" penters, for finishing work. Steady employ
ment at 81. 70 per day. The Williams Lumber
Co, Taylor, Tex.
NOOK-Wanted, frst-class cook. Single
~ man preferred. Must be strictly temperate.
Address Maxwell House. Brownwood Tex.
NOOK-Wanted, a frst-class cook for R. R.
~ lunch stand; good wages. NJ. R. Hoxie,
Taylor, Tex.
NOATMAKERS-W Wanted, two good coatmak-
- ers at once. pay the Fort Smith union bill.
Steady work for steady men. B. Gilbert, New
York tailor, Paris, Tex.
EARPENTERS-Want good carpenters. Az,
- ply to W. T. Wetmore, contractor, sAEaizssk6F,
Z. HeSCbkS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02

II showing how lambhke and constitutional
thing modern labor agitation is as compared
with older efforts to secure rights or imagined
rights be a success, then the May day demon
stration was the most triumphant of all liberal
movements Of which there is any record. 1t is
to the credit OF the trades organizations that
this Is true. They showed wisdom in giving
the eight-hour demonstration TIE air of peace.
Except in Paris and two places in the Austrian
empire, where no lives were lost and the riots
were tame compared with the memorable
workingmen's revoIts of history, the day passed
without outward event of importance. In
England the parade was failure, although the
reason gwen, that the great demonstration was
reserved for the Attn instant, may explain suf-
hciently. The labor delegates in Copenhagen
md Madrid reached the ear OF the government
In person and laid their desires formally and in
digniied manner before the proper individuals
The free Swiss had no grievances but the Bel
gian workmen and those of our own Chicago
were out in greatest force, the numbers in
Charleroi, Belgium, reaching the American
city's limit of about thirty thousand 1t is sig
nihcant that the carpenters who were to
initiate the eight-hour movement by a grand
national strike only struck here and there This
shows moderation perhaps on both sides, the
employer in some instances conceding the de-
mand for better pay and the union in other
places Withholding their demands on reasona-
bic explanations. The true foundation of labor
reform. embracing the recognition of the
Golden Rule, is arbitration which shall take
into view all the circumstances of each case
and render exact jastice between man and
man for the good OF society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02
I,,p1rs Please NOTE TINS.

cTThat however low the price we don't show mean
abbreviated Underwear-au garments are full length
and in to 1T the smallest and stoutest Of
figures.
l2x CENTs-Ribbed Vests with low necks and no
sleeves. Ice quality offered at l2s because in White
only.
la-CENT vESTS-Sfyls No.. i-swiss Ribbed log
necks. silk ribbons arms and necks SgIe No. .
Gzuze Vests Jersey shape low necks These are 25c.
quality.
25-CENT VESTS-Styie yo. I-Swiss ribbed Balbrig-
Vests hgh necks, ribbed arms silk fronts pearl
buttons Youn find the credit store price be Soc.
We have marked them 20 cents Twenty five cents is
the special sale price. Style No. s-Lisle finish Swiss
Ribbed Vests. shape fronts. silk ribbons SKY, FLESH
Pink, Salmon, White. Cream Ecru-
35-CENT NESTS.-Swiss Ribbed English BAlbrig-
gan Vests; low necks. This Underwear Was manu.
featured 10 sell at 50c but finding the finish not
according TO order. threatened TO return the
goods IL an allowance was not male. thus il is you
offered Vests that would not be dear at Soc for
only 35c. or 3 for 81
Ascent UNDEKWEAR.-Ribbed and Plain Bal
brggan White aud Ecru medium and light weights.
The Vests with long, short and sleeves The Pants
with patent stays and body hitting. We have made
great effort TO offer the best SOC Underwear in the
city We think have succeeded. Acc. is the spe-
cial sale price.
ACCENT vEsTs.-Genuine Isle Thread. Swiss
ribbed Pink, Blue, Flesh, Cream. Ecru. White
Equal last seasons Csc. Vests.
The PALAIs ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02

The Mississippi River Levee Improvement
Convention in its session at yIcksburg stands
by the levee system and unhesitatingly con-
demns the outlet system. The fact was shown
that out OF LOO miles of levees twenty-three
crevasses, or four and one-quarter miles Of
levee breaks, had occurred this year, whereas
the extent of destruction to levees in previous
foods had been far in excess, although the
water rose higher in this food. These figures,
and it is assumed that they are reliable, seem
to demonstrate that the levee system, il it is
not the best obtainable, is at least doing very
well as a protection, and the planters ap-
oarently believe in letting well enough alone,
and fear that their condition under a change of
system may be worse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02
Crows Ar Rrnrorn PRrcrs-

busy today that shall not have time TO change
the window display Of Gloves. and samples DIS
played there have the reduced prices marked on the
tickets must quote these prices tomorrow.
50 cents for e6c. French Kid Gloves. buttons.
all shades aud Black. Every pair warranted.
So cents for csc. Undressed Kid Gloves in
lovely tints Of Tans Gray, Browns, Modes &C Every
pair warranted
s5 cents for our soc. Pgsin Mousquetares In
Black. Tans. Grays Red and the new Mode shades.
2l cents Tor our 2.jc. Tafeta SILK Mousquetares.
A cents for our SOC. Msnese SILK Mousq uetalres.
MEMS WARRANTED GLOVES.
81 qS Town-inade English Kid Gloves for 81 so.
ell SO English Derby Kid Gloves for sl.25.
Csc Dogskin Gloves. automatic tasienings. for $50
75c. Dogskin Gloves, 2 buttons for Csc
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Tomorrow will be Saturday. Always big
day with us. But, at this season, we expect it
TO be q bigger day than usual. We have pre-
pared for it and arranged for the rush We sIe
sure will follow these announcements:
FOR MEN.
For Tomorrow-215 pairs Of Mems Dom
COLA or Kangaroo Strap and Oxford Ties
Regularly. $500. Tomorrow. sl.45
pair.
For Tomorrow-13l pairs OF Mems Kan
CARGO Bicycle Shoes. Very comfortable.
Usually, 81. so. Tomorrow. Sl.90 pair.
For Tomorrow-3O6 pairs of Mems AMI
Boys Russet Oxford Ties Regularly, sl.75.
Tomorrow, 81 % pair
For Tomorrow - l44 pairs Of Elegant
Handmade Kangaroo High and Low Shoes
Fully worth a. Tomorrow. 81 80 pair.
FOR LADIES.
For Tomorrow-469 pairs Of ladies'.
Misses and Children's stylish Dongola Kid
and Tan -colored Goat Oxford Ties. Regu-
larry, 81. Tomorrow, 73c. pair.
For Tomorrow different styles Of La
dies Flexible. Hand some Ties. Worth %.
Tomorrow, 81 40 pair.
For Tomorrow - "a pairs Of Ladies'
Feather weight DonEols Lace Shoes. with
pstent-leather tips. A $500 grade. To-
morrow, $40 pair.
For Tomorrow A different styles Of
Ladies' Hand welt Summer-weight Button
-
pair.
These, you will understand, ere merely To-
morrows Leaders, Our general stock Of Sum-
mer Footwear for Ladies'. Misses, Mems, Boys
and Children's wear was never as complete as
now. so, take it all together, we look for very
big day. tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02
WM Il. McKNEw
Successor to R. h. Taylor).
933 Pennsylvania ave. nw.
GLOVES FoR SUMNER WEAR
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Kid Gloves will have to be given 9 rest for awhile
now. They not desirable for summer. You know
the objections. hey warm in the first place Hard
TO draw on or on your heated hands, and the natural
molstur is very apt to stain the delicate shades.
You cannot 20 without hand-covers-so the next
thing is to wear COOL comfortable Gloves. 1t would
born, The vety latest is White Channels skin worn
IL S-button lengths Of SAKE Mousquetaire 1hey are
The native color Chamois is the next popular They
are l. and they both wash.
1afeta shows of prettly shaped hand to good ad-
vantage, and ours at 2ocBack-wIl do ii as well as
higher priced quality The kid finish gives them q
dressy air.
popular favor. Tans and Grays-Otr price, 25c.
warranted wearer i'll TaffeIas nc. grade.
They are Black and the color sticks to the glove.
the Black. They are cut on kid patterns and cannot
help conforming to the outlines of the hand
Dix Gloves are no hing new-but new things are not
grade pure sikevery thread of them-and kid I'm.
ished. Tans and Grays.
Better ones at Sl-adding Black TO the other two
shades. II we say they are worth Sl.25-naturally
enough you will want 10 know why We don't charge
that for them. DO you object & getting them a
quarter cheaper than ordinarily! The only we
have To offer is ace can d6ord 70 sell Ufn at 81.
. The Double Milanese-Bsck silk-are y Sl25-and
Mitts of the signs Of the times. They are Is
summary as mosquito netting Our assortment OF
Blacks has been opened All silk-from 2oc to 81 25
Misses Isles in Tans-aOc. Pure silk. same color
ings-50c.
That IS what you want for warm weather wear-any
OF these IL takes only short time to put them
take them Of You could almost call them ref-igera-
tor Gloves they are so comfortable
lou 40 not want to relax your vigilance Be more
whole neat appearance hose deceitiai seconds
live in the fabric Gloves Will the Kids But any.
thing that Is not strictly all ryh-we have patience
Wlth-and don't believe you have. We find can
sell "hrsts' cheaply hear seconds" talked Of
IL must be easy to decide which you prefer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02

Three million New England dollars have gone
into Chattanooga and adjacent property within
the past ten days and If New England doesn't
have very close and tender feeling for the
south il will be because human nature in New
England has undergone a radical change.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02

The freer the country the freer the labor
Of the country and the less anxiety is felt by
the government thereof. Why should the peo-
pie fear the people? Switzerland and the
United States are to be enyisd and emulated
BY other nations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02

Russia is about to expend s7,5OO,O 900 in con-
structing new naval station on the Baltic The
United States would not spend that much
money in such way if its entire naval force
we're compelled to go to sea on foot without
OyershOes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02

Whenever Superintendent Porter makes a
estimate based on the number of people who
nave applied to him for places in the census
bureau he concludes that the population
Of the United States will not fall far short of
nine hundred and ninety-nine millions, nine
hundred and ninety-nine thousand, nine hun
dred and ninety-nlne, with few counties to
hear from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02
Sprx SuK Vrsrs FoR 45o

These the identicl make Of Subscribed SILK
Vests offered great bargain by certain credit
for SO cents. lower price and greater variety Of
shades here. We have Pink. Blue. salmon. Yellow.
Cardinal Cream. Flesh. Lavender, Nile.
gFThe better qualities allow more opportunity for
the credit merchants to make good their losses there
fore. better values are the foil SIX Ness
Rose Nile Green. Canary, &C. Prices Zoe, Sc.
o As. S2 and 500.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02

90 per cent of marked prices)
All Capes, Jackets Connemsras. listers. Beaded
Wraps and Chdren's Dresses at % per cent discount
Each garment has the price marked in plain figures.
We need hardly remind you that Pulais Royal rioes
are marked on, and need remind you we are not
Offering the discount odds and ends but for full
stock Of latest Spring aud Summer Novelties.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02

The Emperor William, it is said, will build
yacht and visit America in it in the course Of
year or so. He might come over in 1892 and
let the party which handles the German vote
ct that time use him as a campaign document
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02

The New York Sun says that the author Of
the Saxton ballot reform measure is from zone
Of the backwoods counties" Well, his measure
u In front now. And its adoption was and Is
NO victory for Gov. Hill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02

IL Is very evident to the fair-minded man
that change from the present method IL ne
cesssry in two important classes Of legislation,
involving appropriations of public money.
The first of these is the regular annual river
and harbor BILL the other the system Of pass
ing public building bills. The log-rolling pro-
Cess has so run up the expense OF improving
the rivers and harbors that the attention Of
the people is directed to some better plan for
achieving the same or better results at smaller
cost. The system in vogue is too much on the
order of distribution Of largesses. The rules
Of common sense and fair-dealing are fire.
quently violated that Postum Greek may be
made navigable for three miles from its mouth
or Squedunk bar channel may admit Of the
passage at high tide of a ffty-ton sloop, known
locally as o ''corn cracker" But the public
despairs, so far as the present day is con-
cerned, Of any change by which the War De-
partment acting with or without a civil COM
mission Of engineers and practical business
men, shall assume control Of the water ways of
the country. In the matter of the public
buildings there is more to expect. Here the
proposals are itemized and framed in distinct
bills, and it is possible to defeat or modify one
proposition without affecting all The execu-
tive mind is apt to see the individual items Of
expense in q different light from that in which
they are severally viewed by the members in
terested. The constitutional provision for an
executive opinion on the subject makes pos
sible q consideration of the merits and dement's
of each measure unless the combination for
the passage Of all the public building bills
equals-as it seldom does and seldom will-the
pressure Of party allegiance and the exigency
of dependence upon the executive. The Presi-
dent holds the key to the situation just now,
and his unmistakable attitude, whether right
or wrong in the bill which was the immediate
cause Of his recent action, is likely to produce
good results if the friends o: the public build
ing measures are wise in their day and gen.
GRAFTON as they should be. Some general
scheme Of federal government building in the
minor cities should be adopted, for the sake of
uniformity, of justice, of economy and of eff
cIency
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02

Chicago will not be Chicago if Congress gets
away this year and next without dropping sew
eral millions into the Worlds Fair slot Mark
that down In a conspicuous place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02

We will no doubtsee at an early date whether
the Supreme Court Of the United States will
decide that a member of Congress is absent
when he is present in the House to deny in
person that he is present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02

When comes the fatal day that Editor Dana
Of New York and Editor Halstead of Brooklyn
lock horns then will the sun stand still till the
LATHE is over
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02

Major Mckinley can not possibly make that
tariff strong enough to protect him from the
1000 democratic majority in his new gerry
wandered district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02

When both parties declare that it is a ''cam-
paign of education" that the nation now wants
where is there room for any other kind of cam
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02
LADIES BLAck UNprRwEAR

The Palais Royal first 10 introduce Fast Black
Hose and Is FIRST TO advertise Fast aek Underwear
40 CENTS for warranted Fast Black Swiss Hbbed
Vests.
IS CENTS for Superior Isle Ribbed Vests which
are warranted 4 b ack.
6sc, Csc. 81. ~ elias and g. IS for the BLACK
Ribbed SILK Vests with low necks.
az 80 and S3. i . for those VI tn long sleeves.
The PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02
W. PLEASE The Mosr FAsrrpIous

THE BOYS BETWEEN FOURTEEN AND
TwENTY-ONE YEARS OF AGE ARE GENERALLY
THE MOST FASTIDIOUS ABOUT THEIR CLOTH
ING WE MAKE A SPECIALLY OF PLEASING
THEM. OUR ASSORTMENT OF CUTAwAY AND
SACK SUITS AND SEPARATE TROUSERS ARE
UNEXCELLED BY ANY SIMILAR LINE IN THE
CITY ALL THE NEW FABRICS, IN THE LATEST
SHADES AND COLORs, CUT AND FASHIONED
INTO GARMENTS THAT AkE EQUAL TO THE
BEST CUSTOM TAILORS PRODUCTIONS.
If YOU WANT TO SEE THE NOBBIEST cos
TUNE FOR SMALL BOYS IN THE CITY JUST
GLANCE IN OUR EAST WINDOW AT THE DARK
RED ROYAL MILDLY REFER WITH SASH AND
WHITE SAILOR TROUSERS.
FOR THE LITTLE TOTS WHO DO NOT YET
WEAR PANTS WE ARE SHOWING THE MOST
COMPLETE AND PRETTIEaT LINE OF Kilt
SUITS EVER SHOWN IN WASHINGTON. BEAR
IN MIND THAT OUR PRICES ARE NOT AERO
BATIC-FIRST UP, THEN DOWN. THEN UP AGAIN
but ARE MARKED AT FIRST As LOW AS Pos
SIBLE AND SOLD Al ONE PRICE.
AfULL LINE OF DRESS AND SCHOOL SUITS
SUIT livery PURSE sPLENDlD VALUES IN ALL
GRADES. COME AND SEE Than.
h ROBINSON CO.,
YOUTHS. BOYS AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING.
800 PENNA AVE. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02

There was too much police demonstration to
allow of much labor demonstration in Berlin
aud some other European cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02
SPECIAL USprRwE.R B.EaArys

SPECIAL UNDERWEAR BARGAINs
In lower half Of this column is given prices for
the ribbed Merino, Cotton and SILK Underwear but
first read Of the
MORE FLEETING BARGAINS.
The finest Cambria and Muslin Underwear with
trimmings Of choice Laces and Embruideres made
from French patterns and equal them in every re-
spect-in style, fit and finish
Sl.9S for Garments worth s4gS
sl.35 for Garments worth 81 gs.
Csc for Garments worth sl.75
75c. for Garments worth $3.50.
Csc for Garments worth ell
SOC. for Garments worth 75c.
39c. for Garments worth Csc.
ss-It would be ridiculous for Us to pretend 20
always quote such prices te admit that sOme-
thing IS wrong with them.
There is something wrong
Some Of the garments slightly creased but not all
We haven't all sizes in any one style
THE HISTORY OF THESE GARMENTS.
They the Skirts, Gowns, Chemises Corset Covers
and Drswers-odds and ends of summer stock made
by the principal manufacturer OF this country.
OFFERED AT PRICE THAT DOESN'T REPRE-
SENT THE COST OF MATERIALS.
eFThe garments have been classified and placed on
separate tables. as follows:
Iable-Nol No.2 No. No. 4 MOL No 6 No. :
for sl.sS sl35 gsc zoe 6se. 5sc. $40.
ss-HelpyOurself If you find the sales people busy.
and by the time you have made your Selections the
probability is Of the clerks will be ready to send
garments to the wrapping counter
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02

April voted dry" although Prophet Irl
Hicks predicted it would go ''wet"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02
RAH1r1Es IL JUVENILES DREss.

We don't consider we've right to talk anything but
facts in This building castles in
the air-mountain high stock that would wobble
around in cup doesn't strike good policy
nor fair to you.
You're not to be blamed for wanting the biggest dol
lars worth your money buy. II can't give It to
you wouldn't be the least bit surprised have you
try elsewhere Why is it that in nine Of
the more you look around-the closer you cling to
u.s. 1t must be We have Just what you want-snd at
prices you think equitable That's what we base
claim to be the largest Boys and Childrens Out
filters on-and back 1t up with the stock.
Tomorrow is going to be a very busy day with US in
our Juvenile Department-The weather has been burn
ing OFF, these winter clothes you're still letting them
wear-and thinner ones must step in. You know what
you're after-and you'll expect to have it-and
have-thats without doubt Take it for granted
But let US mention few specialtes-just word about
each.
Our Klts-a risky thing to handle-ideas differ
so-but we've courage enoush-for we've never yet
missed fire at your satisfaction. Imported and domes-
tic novelties in "skirt" suits-Dont try to make
them yourselves-You couldn't begin to strike the ef
fect-and you won't be satisfied with what you do-after
Our S5 line Of SUITS-two and three pieces Some.
how other IS has to be popular price. Isn't
1t because have laid handy such qualities in
that grader There school clothes hers-tough a.
lsather-snd dress suits-too.
Bee 4use leave them out don't think We haven't
higher and lower priced ones-We have.
SHIRT wAIsTs.-Linen. Percalss. Flannels and
Domets-and they're being bought by the dozenh WI
didn't select single ugly pattern. We've literally
walled in our Chiidren's Department with shir
| waists-princpally the "star"-for you can't find
another that will set like it Nor them anywhere els,
| except with Ladies' Blouse waists-Reefers-th'
Londoners-vslvet and Jersey suits-Men-o.w WA
Furnishings -whits and Fancy Vests-Spscial
ties these are and in abundance.
II you want to see picture Of Us - Boys ana
Children's Outftters look in one Of middle I'll
street windows-There'sa little Of everything view
got in there.
Ask the gu sstion and you've got the price-that'
not the least novel thing about the stock either.
| sAKs AND COMPANY.
| WHAT THE CHILDREN WANT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02
BARGAINS HERR ASp THrRE

HosE-warrsnted Fast Black Isle Thread Hose Snd
guaranteed extra value 35c............. gSc PAIR
RIBBoNs-G.G. and Moire silk Satin EDGE Rib
bon No. l6. which 10 ~ inches wide. all shades.
'atshh NJ isc. l-ht yard
PARAsoLs-Lyons Novelty PArasos, VII CHI have
sold until today for 81. ga S each.
JEWELRY-Lace Pins Of imitation precious STONES.
forming beetles butterflies. Se Regular price, loo
now Sc
HANDKERcHTEFs-warrAnt Pure Linen Hand
kerchief sand guaranteed 25c. quality Asovarranted
Real China silk Handkerchief Size. lsxls inches.
hemstitched borders All at half price.........l2SSc
PCRsEs-New style Seal Pocket Books with out
side compartment for cards; guaranteed zoe. quality
Ssc
FANs-A few Of those Black Jap. Fans silver and
gold painted. heavy silk tassels sl. - each.
soAPs-Pear's Otto of Rose. Ayers Recamier sosp,
large size; Buckwheat Blossom soap; all reduced 10
39c.
All White Rose lc.
The PALAIs ROYAL
(Continred belowD