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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-14

in dress well as in landscape grows weari-
some. II is, therefore, well perhaps that plaids
and loopings in draperies have also their place.
Large plaids in rich and beautiful shades are
shown, and find ready sac. The variety is i'm
mense.
in tartan and novelty arrangements, from a
quarter Of an inch to sixteen inches square,
which are presumably to be made up on g
bias, in order to obtain the proper effect. Many
of the materials fifty inches wide, and all of
fine texture and reasonable price. Red and
yellow lines appear prominently in the plaids,
and invisible checks in English cheviots and
mixtures are charming for tailor suits kind
of snowflake effect appears. also knIckerpocker
stripes, French serges, many shades Of CASH
mere. and many rough effects in apparently
heavy, but rea ly sleazily, woven camePs hair,
Hindoo su things, bourette mixtures, and other
cloths dubbed Worth. Felix, Doncet, etc.
Though the arrangement of colors and shades
is most varied, the Iongh effect pervades all.
Many in plain ard figured combinations,
and the greater part are to be made up with vel
vet or silk sleeves. Old rose and heliotrope ap-
pear deeper in shade; a new fawn brown is
charming; clear dark blue, rich, red, dark and
grlyish greens, and many shades OF gray and
brown appear before the view.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-14
EDITED BY MRS. II. r. WALTON.
}. art of the household: Men may pirate

O. art OF the household: Men may pirate
OF their ways intense and Italianate,-
They may on their wings of sense, and float
70 the au della and the dim remote
Till the asst sun sink in the last lit West,
IT'S the art at the door that will please the best;
TO the end OF time twill be still the same,
For the earth first laughed when the children
came
The agitation that is going on in some of the
states to the advisability OF allowing married
women to teach in the public schools seems most
singular. II also puts an argument in the
mouth OF those who are so persistent IN their
assertions that woman is defrauded OF
her legitimate rights. So far as is known to the
writer, the availability of q male educator is
not affected by his domestic relations, nor Is the
eligibility of a candidate for any elective Office
disqualified because of his having wife.
And yet saying that woman
having attained maturity, having gar
nered much knowledge by actual con-
"a with children ana having
Ire gain % rpeness in all that makes efficient
teacher il she marie, mast be barred the school
room. and that the children of the nation are to
be taught, in SO far as women are the teachers,
by cCliDates or by prentice hands who have
neither years nor experience.
\ shallow argument in support of this view is
that married women ought to he maintained By
their husbands. This is true. but the question
OF upport does not enter. The public school
was not instituted for the aid OF INDECENT per-
but for the education of children, and has
heen favored and encouraged by the different
states of the Union with the expectation that
education Will develop and foster those quantities
essential TO real advancement, individual and
national.
The question for school boards to settle is,
first is the candidate qualified for the posi-
ton she asks? Then, if she is given charge.
does she as teacher faithfully discharge her
duty, and do her pupils show the good effects of
wise training? These questions answered salts
factorly the work OF the SHOOT board ends. To
them, or to the patrons of the school 1t is of no
consequence whether the woman who teaches
vel is married or single-that Is her private
affair and her teaching is not matter to be
arranged between herself and husband. II she
is removed from the temptation of teaching for
money so much the better for the children in
her charge Nothing can be substituted for love
OF ones calling. Divest worker OF enthusiasm
I'm his or her work and you have only death for
life, and nowhere is this more apparent than in
the schoolrOom. If a married woman is an in
ferior teacher let her be made 10 give place to
better, not because of marriage but because OF
incompetenCy.
1t is hard to decide which is the greater folly,
TO consign those who would make teaching
profession to celibac, or to condemn pupils TO
q constant immstureness in those who occupy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-14

the position of instructors and it were we'll that
SO senSeless course find no defenders.
few days since under triple hsad, ''pics
cap and all that printers art could 90 to make
1t conspicuous, there appeared a column of
stuff detailing the various methods differ ent
women adopt in putting on their stockings. This
may be classed by an enterprsny'' newspaper
as news, but important news it could not be.
Why the masculine portion OF the public should
he RECALLED with the dressing room mysteries and
the feminine element, who charged with
having the excess of curiosity, BE- deprived OF so
chaste pleasure and such valuable information
is not evident. Dressing taken entirety
may be tins art. but dissected it would lose
much of its charm. Between letters and columns
like this the veil that delicacy wears seems
likely TO be rent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-14
GENTS FURNISHINGS.

In this branch business show immense variety
in all departments. Our uniform system of fair prices is
practical proof that costs rscIass gents
furnishings than does second class goods Styles the
est with plenty Of variety for individual tastes We make
business to keep the best of everything and plenty OF
it. We first to introduce novelties and the last to
be out Of any standard line of goods.
ehir+e We will prove to all that offer beyond
VHiHl TO- the shadow Of doubt the best Inducements in
shirts Fine dress Shirts flannel shirts and working shirts
the greatest variety, we'll made throughout, good stock
and close figure for good quality.
EAnnoYwn0P When it comes to underwear poor article
OiuO SVV0E is dear at price. We keep those honest
grades and old reliable lines that stand by you like brother
Our stock means the best made. All weights OF light
medium heavy, all grades all prices, but every price
cheap for the quality.
Meckwe9r We make it point to lead the trade in this
uOUAWVu8 line and be first to show all the shapes
and designs. Gentee selections in seasonabe goods
airest prices.
Hate We have just received large line and seasonabe
Hsgao styles from the very latest blocks. Correct shapes
and great variety Altogether the most attractive line
the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-14

and a full cluster of the feathers on the
front of the crown. These hats are not
velvet faced as rule. their particular attrac
ton being the light pliable effect of their
feather weight brims.
New French redingotes appear, designed for
autumn teas and dinners, which have slightly
open-throated corsages, lace fraises, and slight
draperies on the hips. There are pointed puffs
O the shoulders of the close coat sleeves, folds
Of silk crossing the waist below the bust, and
rich lace rufles ct the wrists.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-14
The Isle of Man.

This wonderful spot is situated in the irish
Sea, about equi-dstant from England. Ireland
sld Scotland. 1t is chiefly remarkable by rea-
of its peculiar climate, the temperature
ranging between 40 dogs. and 6 degs. during the
entire year. The death rate in this lovely isle
is surprisingly high, however, on account of it's
proximity to the water, which surrounds it on
all sides. Coughs, colds and consumption are
the prevailing types of disease among the peo-
pie. In view of this fact the propTietors of
Marsden's Pectoral Balm have concluded 70 in
troduce this sterling preparation to the people
of the island in!the near future. Its well-knoWR
healing qualities in the treatment OF lung
troubles will, doubt. bring it into steady de-
mand soon as introduced. 1t has been
before the people of this country for a third of
century, and never fails in its miraculous work.
Call at GAZETTE business Office and examine
this papers premium sewing machine. This
handsome SIS machine and the Weekly GAZETTE
only 81. %; with the Sunday GAZETTE only sEl;
with the Daily GAZETTE only SO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-14
OUR
Millinery DEPARTMENT
Is a Blaze of Colors,
A Maze Of Designs and
A Circle of Completeness
Our Madam n. 7. Brown,

With twenty years of experience managing trimmer and
buyer for some of the largest retail millinery houses East
cities, has just returned from eight weeks of
the principal markets and fashionable of the East
"rhuck ful'' of ideas and late Partisan Styles which,
combined with her natural taste, enables her
the delight of the highest ideas Stimulated by the wonder
u Of last seasons business she has this
doubled her usual Purchases and which for high STYLE beau
u coongs exquisite taste and novel designs far superior
any millinery stock in the state
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-14
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

This department has established reputation for being the
best da ed in the market the most extensive variety the
greatest value and most perfect finished blacks This
produce line that is simply Incompatible. few of
special enumerate:
Cashere, Henriettas serges bouce, astrachan, trco
habit cloth, broadcots cames hair, briantines, nuns
horene, scietta, satin stripes, checks, paid
lrmure, and
full line of elegant designs in black and white goods
line of the celebrated Priestley's'' silk warp Henettas
\ line of the celebrated Prestleys'' all wool frabrcs.
line of the celebrated Prestleys brocatels silk wraps,
beauty.
A line of black satines Just received.
- elegant FRENCH ROBES black baritz width inches,
black satin embroidered border; bargain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-14
HIGH GRADE CLOTHING
Prices to Suit AL.

We ask your inspection of cean fresh stock of new and
stylish suits for business, York or Dress PR
poses Our line is large and complete clear throug1-a
Sizes all Styles all fabrics and all prices If this assortment
includes your idea of suit you will find the prices exactly
right and material and finish frst-cass.
We all around satisfaction with udg
ment enough to know real good thing when he sees it.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1890-10-30

cheerily swings his pick; every mill
innalre who has accumulated his
dollars through lucky investments in
mineral lands; every citizen who has
profited by the grand Development of
the west: each and all owe debt of
gratitude to the Republican party for
its beneiicence. "
Here Mr.. Farrell paid grand at
tribute tn the industry of mining and
the miner. which, with regret, we lack
space to repro luce, He closed h s
speech by saying:
"AEd tho mine Itself what hive If
industry it IL Hume reds Of feet bel ,w
the crust the hardy sons of tnil bring
to light the glltte.ing treasure which,
going out into the marts of the world +,
gives stimulus 60 business. life To
trade, IA boon tn man9ind.
"Thousanis Of feet beneath the sur
face ths miner Of ,he Cnmstack, sur
rounded by burning water ana sc.rch-
lng rock, amid unparalleled diilieul-
ties. worked oil. and the busy hu Of
industry stirred u world above him
! The hornsy-fsted lumhsrman Of Ore
gan fslled the giant tlmbsrs which he
plsc' d IN position aud thousand happy
homes bedeck the forests Of the Sierra
because of his labor Anvis rang aud
/ hammers beat in hundred factories
20 meet his demand the genius of the
mechanical world brought forth from
among its choicest treasures the vast
engines necessary to cope with the
forces Of nature which he unlnossned
the meney kings of England and
| Europe puzzled their brains over the
fruits of hls energy, aud a giant city,
wealthy and noted among the metro-
pnlitan marts of the world. rose like a
thing Of life mt the portals If the
Golden Ga'e--,n everlasting manu-
ment to hts greatness.
Yet 1t is grand and noble indus
try, and IN this land it i. tho work al
fhs Republican party. Had that parl )
done naihing else than to estaolisi
this mining code, it would sill have
graudly justified it's existence. Thii
is one of its monuments s--a mnnuinen
t. its claim upon public coafideuc,
and support. How emn-nily titiins
then. how thoroughly right that min
ing States should he all Republican.
Nevada was sppksn of in high
terms and the orator sat down annie
much applause. This impromp'r
speech WAS considered AZ of the bes
ever delivered in Battle Mountain.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1890-10-30
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Carson City, Nevada, Ap.ii23th. 1890.

NJ Office i HEREBY GIykN THAT
~ j. =, Dennis, AttorneY-in-fnot for T. b.
Morton whose P,dottice address is tile Mount
am, Lanier C)uats, Nevada. has this day filed
his arplies ion fora patent for fifteen hundred
II M0l LINEAR feet uf the Patterson rlue ur
vein bearing god, silver and other p~sciou.
metals with surface ground six hundred t6o5)
feet in width. situa.ed is Morning View Mn
ing District Uouutv Of HunDoldt and State OF
Nevada. ana designated by tAe ,eld noles spd
otic,al plat on file in this Office a. Lot M Der
81 in Township Is n 'rta Range ~ East OF
Mount Di bio, said Lot NO 3s being described
as fp,lows. to-wit.
Beginning at post marked No. 1,U s s as.
po't No l, wuica Is Identical wi h post No l 0
UsS NJ 81, situated IN Blus Lead Canon on the
north side OF Blus Lea Crssk Ia Morning View
Aiming ID strict, CJun Vf Hu nholdt, State of
Nevada, whence U Min raj Monument No l
situated ou the north side oi siil can,n on a
blntfoi rock, bears ds Il 3ifsel
Tue NOUN OF at egsoa shaft bsars s % deg Is
.nin 81 fest, thence
81 de, i5 min " so feet to q post marked
U . ) No 50 20 No 2 which IL identical with
p ~ 40 oi 8 No ~ stuatei In Blue l. ad
mon on sne nortn sds Of Blus Lad Z ssk
thence
2S deg IS min 1900 feet to a post mark ed
No IS post No thence
N 81 deg l5 min b SO Ieet to q post marks cd
U . No So post No 1, thence
N IS leg IS W 1900 feet to a post marked U :
. NO DO ifOsL 4No tte pace III
Al .netic variation II deg 80 mia EAsi.
Containing 1895 acres.
The ioc ,tioo VI this mine Is recorded in tbs
Recvrde. y office II Hunooldt County, Nsvads,
HOOK q Of Mining no ices, pag-3 8
Tns adj lining Il i'm ints are Isabella lode U .
81 on tho No tn
Any aud all persons claiming adversely any
por lou of said Patterson nine OF
surface ground are required to ile their adve rs,
claims with the Register OF tas United States
Land one. at C,rsin civ Ia the state
o Nsv daring the sixty dsys period oi paniic91
tion hereof, or they Will be barred by virtue OF
thsproyislons OF ths statue.
.. Il GALLUP, Register
lila hardly or riered that the tof0g7ing Notice 0:
Application flr raten. bs published ior tna
period OF ~ days (tsn consecutive xeekS) In ths
Central Novadan, " weekly newspaper puo.
lishsd 81 sattls Mountain. Landsf Co.. New.
o. IL. GALLUP. Register.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1890-10-30

Five hundred extra copies Of last
Thursdays CENTRAL NEyADAN did uot
nearly supply the demand. The cause
oi the demand was J. r. Farrell 5
speech at the Republican meeting.
which ia reproduced, verbatim:
J.R. Farrell, of Morning Star mine,
wa, asked to come forward.
Aftera few introductory sentence',
Mr.. Farrell spoke as follows
"A couple of The speakers this even
ing have, told you why they became
Republpsns why they changed from
their .ld faith to new, and "a better,
one. Now want to tell You Why l
Am Republican.
Il ani Republican bscauss | am
miner, and, as "a MINER, 1 would ee
ashsm.d 10 he aught else than he
tablican. Onr tribe has many faults,
bn. ingra,itude Is n criios never laid Al
our dsors. The very name of ''miuer
has cuine tn be synonym tor liberal
ity, open hand eduess and generosity
aud he is indeed = black sheep among
Us who ever goes hack ON his pard,
and the best partner - the trussi
frisnd-the precious metal miner oi
this country has ever had is the Re-
publican party. All that the industry
has Of stability, fresdom aud character
has come from Republican sources;
every liberal statute in behalf "f our
business has been passed by Repub-
licsn Congress; evsry progressive and
catholic decision, putting the industry
Upon . frmsr basis, has been promul.
gated by a Republican Cour,; every
generous and wise ruling in it's behalf
has s,nanaasd from Republican exec.
utive. Does any one doubt this state
mentl Then 60 4. history and listen
to its st"ry.
1T was in 1849 that gold Was dis
covered in California, and, from that
time until 1861, the Democratic party
vas in complete control III all depart
msnts of our National Government.
During these twelve years millions
upon millions of dollars of property
was created; tho commerce of the
world was changed; the cloud of ds'
prsssioh and lethargy, which had hum
for a century like pail ever the
western world, was being rifted by tn,
gold of California and tho silver ol
Nevada. An empire was being up
buildsd on the shore of the Pacific
and yet, during all that time, not one
Q ,tute WAS put upon our books il
bchalf Of the niner-of the man who
had wrought this enormous good
not one Law To rscpgnIz, the industry
and the property he made! During
oil tnes, years the minsr was mere
trsspasser on the public domain. lie
was there by snifsrsncs only, and,
just as oui timber cutters Of late years
have bean driven from their work,
too might he a. any time have teet
forced from his labor by all over,
jealous or dishonest otiiciall
do you believe this statement ovs
drawnl Go then to the records of the
Supreme Court Of the United States
aud read there the first decision ever
given ny that most august tribunal in
y mining controversy. 1t was in a
suit coming up from this State in
which the Yellow Jacket Mining Co. i.
- plaintiff. was seeking to eject a
tssspasssr workiag within it's limits
Ths question came squarely before the
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1890-10-30

II y,u wish to laugh aud grow fat,
go tn the Bank Saloon, where you
will find the proprietor, A. Wise, one
of the best mixologists in the State
and, while preparing ono of his fine
drinks, he will entertain yon with a
very pretty story OH oysters which he
keeps constantly on hand. They ar
rive daily by express. Ses ad. III
another calunn
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1890-10-30
REPu.LiCAN MEETINGS.

Hon. X. X. Cocord, for Cover
nor, and Hon. f. G. Neylands; ac-
companied by Hon. John F. Esan.
for State Treasurer, and Hon. John
f. Jones. for Surveyor General,
will sneak as follows:
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1890-10-30

Sick headache is the bsne nf many
lives. This annoying complains, may
he cured aud prevented by the occas-
sipnal use of DR. }. II. McL-,as liver
aud Kidney Pille,s. little pills
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1890-10-30

A. d Lsmairc il receiving constant
ly a fine lot of gen'lelnen's cl thing
and furnishing goods. also M. l
stock of dry goods, ladies' shoes aud
fancy goods. You should call and
examine his stick of Spriog aud Sum
mer goods rs it is 10 trnu hle for his
obliging assistants to shnw goods.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1890-10-30

Ii yon auf'r from any affection
caused by impure blood, such as scrof
ula, salt sheun. sores. boils. pimples.
letters, ring worm, take Dr.. }. II
McLean's Ssrs,parilla.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1890-10-30

A. ID. Lamare is CT instantly r.ceiv
ing lot IT new Spring and Summer
goods. Call and see them Def re pur-
chasing elsewh IRE.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1890-10-30

Blossom & Blossom have hecome
large uphnls'ercrs hv purchasing car
loud lots of hous h Id eoo]s. Call at
the store FIR Anything in hat line.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1890-10-30
No, 59s.
APPLICATION E0RaPsTsNT,
CSIrED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Carson city. Nevada, April 2sth, 800.


NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y + Dcnnis att rner.in-fact for T. II.
hoftnn whose Pos offi;s aidress il BATHS Mouat-
ain. ander County, Nevada hrs this day n.ed
his app icstion or patent for fifteen hun.
drsd tl5o0l linear feet OF the lisa villa min. or
vein bearing gold, silver and other preclou ,
nefas with surf ,re erou1d GO FEET In width situ.
at'd ia Mprni View Mining District. County
OF Hnupoidt, IN stats of y.yad, !, and dasi5
nated BY the f.i notes and ON ,ial plat on Az
Ia this oftcs as Tot Number 81 in Township 25
North of Rsnye 40 Els. Of Mount Disblo Mer-
iian,ssid lot No u bel & described a. follows,
to.wit
Beginning at pist marked Mol Us S37.
situated in Blue Lead Canon on tho north sidx
81 blue Lead Creek, in Morning View sun4n
District, County OF Humboldt. state OF Neysd !.
whence Mineral Monument No l. situa
tea IN the north 81 lie o. said Can n IN bluy Of
roeSs. bears AZ 81 feet the mou h OF
tius Leaf tunnel bears n 81 asg 80 min W 500
feet. themes dig As min w 1910 feet to post
on the north slope Of the ridge marked u i )
NO ". post No thence
5 81 deg Is min go feet to post marked
y No 81. post M 8, thsne.
deg 30 deg 1900 feet ia post in Blue
LEAD Canon on tine north sids o. Blu, Lead
Creek. Marked q NoS7 post No 4, thcnce
81 deg Is min 800 feet to a post marked
No 81 post No /, the place OF begin lin.
Magnetic variation II deg 30 min East, CON.
tanning 2J.66 acres
The Location OF this mine Is recorded in the
Recorders Office OF Huno ldt County, Nevada,
In BOOK OF Mining Notices, page g.
The adjoining claimants are atterson lode
IS on the south.
Any ard all persons claiming adversely
any portion of said Isabella mins or surfar "a
ground. are required to ais thcir adverse claims
with the Register of the United states Land
once at Carson Ci y. in the County oi ormsoy,
state OF Nevada; during the sixty dsys period OF
publication hereof, CT they will be barred by
virtue OF thr provisions of the statute.
y. H. GALLUP Register
tits hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice
OF Application for Patent be published for tho
period OF 80 days (ten consecutive weeks) in the
Central Aeyadan week newspaper pu uUlished
ut Battle Mountain. Lander Coun y, NrvAdn
.. II. GALLUP, Register.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1890-10-30
Authorized Agents.

c v. CRANE. sls Pine Street Room SO, San
rrancisco california.
LY. FISHER, Room 81, Merchants Ex.
,b,nss, San francisco, Cal
GEu n. NOT, Nos " and ~ street, sacra-
-,nte. 10 eur only agent N that city.
GEO. r. HOWELL \ CO., 10 spruce street
sw fsrs City. New York
cHAs. X. MILLER 4 CO., No. Tribnne
Builiins, Chicago, Illinois.
The above AGENTS are authorized 10 cohe1'
ssrsp due the NeyADAs, take ordera ioi
,s,srtsing, solicit subscribers and attend 10 any
,ihs business 10. US that may be connected Win
bis s0er
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1890-10-30

County Committees in the several
untles will please make the neces-
sary arrangements for the meetings
E SrROfHER, Chairman.
F. C, LoRD, Secretary
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1890-10-30
Stanley is Back!
AND HAS ELECTRIFIED THE WORLD.

By the announcement 1T his safe r
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rrivstions. wonderful trip across the
Dark Continent, how he found Emin
Bcy-Everything will be included, i,
from his frat entrance into Africa to
the present time Everybody wants
the new Genuine Stanley Book.
From Stanlsy's own writings and
1esparches Over 400 Of the grsndsst
and most wonderful new sDgravings
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Of travels. 1t has been eagerly
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