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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-23

1t is not at all unlikely that the
jealousy or the downright aversion
shown by the French medical students
to female competition arises from that
curious social conservatism which pre-
walls among nation who rarely miss
the opportunity toproclaim themselves
the most democratic people in Europe.
There have always boon great many
crafts and employments open to
Frenchwomen from which English
women were, until q very recent
period, almost entirely debarred. From
time immemorial In Paris and other
large French towns the shopkeeper's
wife has officiated as his bookkeeper
and cashier and very often late at
night, while monsieur is playing
dominos or billiards or enjoying his
cigar and his book" at his favorite
cafe, madame is painfully balancing
her books behind the counter Of the
deserted but still brilliantly-lit shop,
Women, again. in France have an al
most entire monopoly in selling news
papers at the Mosques or in keeping
"bureaux de tabac." They may also
practice art without leave or hinder
ance and they may attain, II they have
the talent and capacity, bright emf
hence as painters, sculptors, engravers
or draughtswomen in black and white;
but the Academy of Fine Arts persist
emily sets its face against the admis-
sion OF lady members, although, as
Mime. Leon Bartaux, the president Of
the Union of Feminine Artists, has
pointed out, there were in the last
century two lady OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Terbursch and the renowned portrait
painter Nine. Vigee-Lebrun. London
Telegraph.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-23

friends and customers. will leave To-
morrow on his usual trip east OF
Dallas
Dr. /. N. Brown, Of tho firm Of
Brown & Ryan, druggists, Of Ardmore,
J. T., is in the city placing an opening
stock order for drugs, chemicals, etc.
DIR. Brown is accompanied by his
clerk, j. Z. Levy.
Frank Hillix, member OF the Chill
dress drug company, has been In the
city several days. He will take in the
fair to-day aud return on Monday.
While In the city he was the guest Of
the only and original Bill Elgin.
j. @. Reynolds, tho heavyweight
druggist Of Moody, Tex, is spending a
couple OF days in the city replenishing
his stock and selecting holiday goods,
He was shown the sights Of the city by
A. S. Busby.
WIN Farris is down from his ranch,
up on the Denver near Childress, He
came in yesterday morning bearded
like pard and sun-tanned a rich Mex
lean color win came to register and
vote for Clark.
Mai, Grinnon, q prominent citizen OF
Terrell, was in Fort Worth yesterday
on business.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-23

room by Mrs. Hall, the girls, George
Meyer and Others, the Identification OF
Burton as the ravisher, his attempt Ia
larve the house, his detention, the shoot
ing by the boy, exclaimiHg you have
ruined my sister and III kill YOU
A few days later was held the ex-
aiming trial before Justice Reynolds
and the evidence then adduced was
printed In THE GAZETTE and Meyer
was released on bond.
Since that time tho chief wintess,
Mamie Meyer, died at the Dallas
Episcopal school,
At the trial just ended this death was
a material loss to the defense, for
though the child's written testimony
could be used, 1t could not carry with
ii tho weight that her oral evidence
would. The evidence was practically the
same, except that Special Trial
Judge Booty excluded some matters
that were permitted 10 90 OF record
in the preliminary examination, and
the case was given TO the jury about
o'clock Friday afternoon. When the
court was opened In the morning the
jury was ready with its verdict: Guilty
OF manslaughter, with recommends
tion 10 the mercy Of the court"
The other proceedings had in the
case are told in the regular court re-
cord.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-23
ETCHED AND SKETCHED
IN THE CITY.

Registration yesterday, 1888, making
the total to-day 4,l0l.
Conductor Ben Pegg is the proud
father of baby boy that is now Just
twenty-iour hours old.
But three more days remain for reg
istration as the lists are closed on the
Goth, Wednesday OF this week, at s
p. m.
Reports from the Brentwood coun-
try and all along the Santa Fe south OF
Fort Worth brings the news OF heavy
rain fall both Thursday and yester-
day.
There win be a meeting OF Fort
Worth fraternity, No. 80, this after
noon at 3 o'clock. All members are
requested to be present as there will be
matters OF Importance brought up for
consideration.
There will be u gospel meeting by
young men for men only at the Y. NJ.
G. A., this afternoon at o'clock. The
service will last only one hour and will
consist of short addresses, song by the
quartette and soul-stirring choruses by
male voices, All men invited.
The wood men are kicking again
about the rates. Those on the Donver
have not been changed and cannot be,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-23

N B.-Wc would particularly call
the attention OF the ladies wearing Nos.
2, p, 3 and 81.
76 pairs Ladies' Fine Button Boots on
marrow lasts, B. & c., sizes 2, 81 and 3.
Goods are worth from 50 to s., our
we do not wait for the last OF the
season TO cut on prices. We start the
season by Offering 2OO0 pairs OF mons
nhe shoes (Drummers samplesl Kan
CARGO Lace, Congress and Butchers, ali
Sizes oil styles. We give you choice OF
anything in the house for one week for
N. B.-The bulk OF these shoes sell
ior - and So at any regular shoe house
IN the city. This is regular wholesale
price on these goods, We make our
Pr01ts on the discounts we get.
we have a large lot Of Children's
spring Heel Shoes, guaranteed TO be all
s9ld leather, sizes 8 TO 10. We close
them out for 75c.
II you want a pair don't wait, but get
u move on you at once they will not
iast long at this price.
O, loc' We have large lot OF Baby
Shoes to sell you at l5c.
zoc' We can shoe your baby for 200,
que we have Dandy Shoe for the
baby in cloth top for 300.
S|O9 When II comes to Medium
rice Ladies Button Shoe, we have one
mat beats them ALL II is made OF
genuine Goat Skin, with solid leather
insGle, outer sole aud counter, as stylish
IN shape as a s. shoe. All sizes and
SYKES, Common Sense and Opera toes,
patent tips and plain. We sell 1t for.
500 We bought at a bargain 10
cases OF Hamilton Brown Shoe Co.'S
s ~ Mems Shoes branded on the sole
Sz'ool II you want pair OF them come
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-23

$50 win buy full length jacket,
desirable colors.
$3.50 buys thls'week an elegant Refer
Jacket length, d. X. Browns,
$500. This week we will sell an
elegant tan Refer jacket, worth $3.50.
s4.OO. For $500 we will sell either a
beautiful made, brown or navy blue
Refer jacket next week.
$3.50 will buy an elegant Reefe r
jacket, light and dark tan: A very
pretty, stylish garment for the money,
aud well worth $3.50.
$500 buys a nice fur-trimmed Refer
IN all eolors, tan, gray, black and many
blues.
$3.50. Our jackets at this price are
Summers, and include quite variety Of
patterns and colors An all black
blouse, with heavy fur-trimmed collar
and front very pretty light tan and
dark gray, and other popular shades.
$1,000. For $1,000 this line is unex-
celled for styles, We think they are
the PROTEST wraps we ever saw gotten
up before for double the money. An
shades and all styles OF fur and plain
trimming
$3.50, $3.50, $500, $500 and seO.O 90.
At these prices we show the extreme
novelties, including Russian blouse,
Vatican peats. etc. II you want
real fne wrap nj popular prices. we
have them from one of the most FASH
ionable manufacturers inc New York
city, and bought so late in the season
that we saw the very latest styles not
shown earlier
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-23
PERSONAL.

NJ. Reeves. Of Moore & Reeves, Cor
donyllle, is in the city selecting holiday
goods.
S. f.. Frost, with r. L. Martin, a
leading druggist, OF Haskell, is in the
city making purchases.
Miss Emma Haggart, who has been
visiting in the east for several months,
returned home yesterday evening.
Richard Lord, the genial Dick, who
Is now traflic manager for a firm OF cot
ton buyers, Is back TO spend Sunday
with his many friends.
Mrs. c. Schilder is home, after two
months Of pleasuring at San Marcos.
J, NJ. Billion, q prominent druggist Of
Gordon, Tex, stopped over onahis re-
turn from the fair yesterday.
Charles Sheehey, one of II. w. Will
Jams and company's travelling represen-
tatives who has been spending the past
week in the city taking care of his
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-23

When the mother packs the TRUNKS
for the summer holiday in the country
she must not forget that there Will be
rainy days and Gold, dull evenings.
when the children cannot go out oil
doors, and win want amusement in
the house, writes Elisa beth Robinson
Scovil. II she provides for this before
hand she will have occupation ready
for them, and will not be worried lest
their hdgeting should disturb the other
boarders. Children's tastes differ as
much as those Of their elders, and in
making provisions for their entertain
ment each mother must be guided by
the inclinations OF her own family
Some children ask for nothing more
delightful than to be read TO. An IN
terestinE book will hold them en-
chanted until the reader Is exhausted.
In after life they will always associate
certain pages with the dear voice that
interpreted them. II Is great gift to
be able 10 read aloud with ease to ones
self and pleasure TO the hearer Chil-
dren can be trained TO do SO with a
little trouble, If they have daily prao-
tice in the right way, and II the story
is absorbing they will not discover
that they are at the same time acquir-
ing an accomplishment. Again, there
are games where no other implements
than pencil and paper are required.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-23
TWO YEARS
is THE SENTENCE OF YOUNG
GEO. MEYER
For The Killing Of George suhon-Ths Case
Rsslewed-Lillle Additional Evidence.

THE GAZETTE has given two chap
ters OF the lodging house tragedy, that
cost George Burton his life, that
brought sorrow and distress TO a sweet
little maiden and a charge OF murder
against a lad OF Is, George Meyer. The
first was the tragedy az midnight when,
Hs the evidence alleged, Burton, the
ravisher OF female innocence, was
taken, so to say, redhanded. and slain
by the brother Of the wronged girl.
The second was the examining trial
when the evidence in the case was de-
veloped, reported and printed in much
amplitude. The third may now be
written, the trial that resulted in the
conviction Of George Meyer, the slayer
Of Burton.
A brief review Of the case is given.
In the latter part OF August, shortly
after midnight pistol shot ra ng the
death knell OF one who, comparatively
q stranger in the city, had come Ia
Fort Worth a few days before and
found lodgings at an apartment house
on the corner OF Main and Sixth
streets. He had gone out
the evening OF the tragedy,
had visited several places OF
various kinds and returned to the
house in slightly intoxicated condi-
ton. Mrs. Hall, who kept this rooms
had waited for him and when he went
to his room she and lady visitor, who
was to room with her, also retired.
In an adjoining room lay Mrs. Halls
daughter, Mamie Meyer, and yet
younger girl named Florence.
Suddenly the quietude was changed
10 dire confusion and much noise by
the screams Of the two little girls, the
hurried rush OF fleeing man, the clos
ing or opening of doors, and the move
ment Of most OF the dodgers towards
the screaming and crying girls. Lights
were turned up and other lamps
lighted and then came the horrid
explanation OF an outrageous assault on
the person OF Mamie Meyer, the
Investigation TO detect the culprit, the
location OF the room to which her as
sailsnt had fed, the invasion of the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-23
ADJUSTMENTS.


Man is different from other animals
In that he can laugh, and this laughing
sense had pleasant excuse for It's being,
as one followed tho comical vicissitudes
Of Rev. Robt. Spaulding, the private
secretary, at Greenwall's opera house,
last night.
II is q pure comedy, not bit OF
horsiness init, much brighter dialogue,
many amusing situations and OF such
good dramatic construction that
the interest never flags, hOr
are the situations strained
Add TO these, all the parts from that OF
Douglas Cattermole - Mr.. Edwin
Travers-to the least Of the Spauldings
and John, the fOotman," we're in per-
iectly competent hands, and IL stands
confessed that the two per-
formances Of the "Private Secretary
were about "a good as comedy could be
and most thoroughly enjoyed by the
audience present last night, that was
unusually large for weather so bad as
was last nights.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-23

for the exceptions from the commits
sion's rulings only applies to traffic de-
livered TO connecting lines and not %
local business, which is stu under the
commissions rulings.
James Ray came in from Weather
ford Friday, accompanied by a friena,
After an evening Of pleasure he and ms
friend went TO bed at hotel corner OF
Jones and 18th streets. he awakened
in the morning and his friend was
gone and 50 was as Of James Roy's
hard earned money, aud neither mas
been found since.
Upon the receipt Of infOrma ton that
l.. b. Louthiau was dying Sherih
Richardson sent out to Subjects to ar
rest w. W. Mayes who cut hlu' AT
ter the cutting Mayes came TO town
Friday and made his statement OF the
case TO County Attorney Gillespie and
he was allowed to return home.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-23

II cannot be doubted that what one
eats will make or mar the skin, writes
Mrs. Msllon In the Ladies' Home Jour
nal. The famous French writer on
food, Brillat-Savarin, says, rich food
makes beautiful women" But tins
was badly translated; he meant by 1t.
not rich as indicating greasy, or oily
or heavy food, but he meant good food,
that which is properly cooked and
which is fresh. The pale, pasty com
plexion OF many OF our women is at
tributed, without any extra thought,
10 too much pastry, too many sweets,
overdone meat and an insufficient
quantity rof fresh vegetables. The
green salad in any shape, from the
long curling lettuce leaf to the crisp
little watercress, Is a constant beauu-
fer, aad more than this, regularly
eaten, It quiets your nerves and gives
you a pleasant sleep. But II you food
1t with vinegar and powder 1t with
sugar you have simply made for your
self dish that will have no effect
upon you whatever, unless 1t should be
ny Inc lOICG VI Nnu NlhtkhI W pANoh
the enamel of your teeth.
The right way for you to cat this
most identifying OF dishes is to have
upon it good French dressing, that
is, one formed of pepper, salt, small
portion Of vinegar, and large portion
OF good sweet olive oil; If you do not
care for this then eat your salad as did
the hermits of old, dipping a leaf in
some salt and having with II piece of
bread and butter. All fresh yegeta bles,
especially asparagus, tend to improve
the skin. do not say give up all
sweets, but do say to eat them in
their proper place. that is, after you
have had your dinner and when you
will not require a great quantity.
Pastery, If eaten at all, must be so
light that it is above reprosch; then
it will not have any apparent effect
on the skin, but it will tend TO fatten
you.
Henry George has taken from the
poorhouse the widow of the man who
bequeathed to him his fortune, aud has
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-23
STAPLE DEPARTMENT.

2ic buys a staple Check Bingham.
BIO For SIC we will sell real nice
Dress, style Bingham, this week.
DC We have 40 Ps. English Serge,
q double width, bargain, only Sc a ward.
20. For ia we offer 80 pieces Wind.
sor Crepe, a novelty worth l2ic yard
for &c.
Toe. % pieces fine Zephyr Cling
hams; It's not necessary 10 tell what
they are worth; loo buys what we have
OF them now.
Big stock Flannels, plain and twilled,
red, white, gray, embroidered. Elan,
nels In all oolors, etc. We can truth
fully state we have the largest stock OF
Flannels in Fort Worth, and own them
for less money.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-23
LADIES' UNDERWEAR,

25c, For Csc we will sell YOU the
largest assortment and best values In
ladies' jersey ribbed vests ever shown
In the city.
800 buys a regular SOC grade, this
week, vest and pants to match.
9oc buys large assortment OF regu-
fall fashioned ribbed vest that cost M
per dozen TO manufacture. This is a
snap not to be had again in white and
gray.
i5c buys an Australian wool vest.
V1c VIII buy all wool, real fine gossa.
mer vest
shOO buys a fine white lambs wool
gray; white, scarlet, pink and blue.
suite in white and gray.
large lines muslin underwear, fine
gowns, skirts, pants and combination
chemise, lower than ever before.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-23
FURNISHING q

SOC. We offer a lsII'
and drawers, 40 per GU
each. ~
75c. A much better sI'l
sl.00. 300 strictly. .' N
drummers' samples w Nv
handling. We turn WI N
lie for Monday OILY ~.
collars, boys sizes 'I y
down, at not more '''-D
customer. -, o.lsI
sl.95 for MONDAY u w \
Derby or Campaisn "a "a Y
95c. one lot men l ,.,,, Y .
caps, astrachan ana
25c each. 80 ~
2jc in gents i vl''t y, Il
the best N the clIs " " Il
25c A cotton onH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-23

Mss Ingelow lives at Kensington
with the brother who helped her to
publish her first volume Of poems-the
volume of which four editions were
sold In the first year after its publica-
tion and that has now reached its
twenty-sixth edition. Miss Ingelow's
father was banker and she was the
youngest Of eleven children. Her
first verses and songs were written on
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-23
AT HALF PRICE.

One lot OF Short Lengths and Dress
Pattern in tine Black Goods, from 7bo
10 Sl.25; you get them this week at half
price.
~ cents buys our finest SS-lnch black
silk finish Henrietta, which IS cheap at
81, on sale at s5c u yard.
a0c 40-inch Black Diagonal Serge,
with small dash figure, well worth 81,
on sale at g0c a yard,
zoe, 9S'inuh all wool black Serge,
regular 75c, on sale at Coo yard.
Look OF our line OF Black Broadcloth
ut Soc, 81, sl.2i aud $3.50 yard they
are the best values in Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-23

and get them for o. !.
We will sell you % =
the children, any Of ne I.
for 25c per pair les; ~
branded price. We rs NV Z
tie Giant" Never ZIP (
Trough and Ready u,
"Blue Ribbon" HMonila
GUS other leading brsnas
sl.OO. We can gl'e u! Y
better School Shoe VIZ
house in the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-23
FINE BLACK GOODS.

Do you want Il fine Black Dress at n
bargainy I So note these prices We
start the line with 10 pieces OF 6nc all
Wool Black Goods, i2-inch Imported
Serge novelty, Hortense Stripe,
Z 64-inch line OF fine Storm Serge,
" in all colors, value Sl.25, on sale
ct 81 a yard,
Figured Armure, Diagonal Whip Cord
and Cancels Hair Chevlot. There is not
one piece in the lot worth less than 81
20 $3.50 Il yard on sale this week at Zoe
yard
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-23

8 ladies' black hose ever sold in Fort
Worth.
3Stc buys choice of so dozen ladies'
Job hose, blacks, balbriggan and grays.
worth from $3.50 to $500 dozen, IT'S a
JOB lot that wont last long
zoe. For 20c we will sell full repu-
lar made, Indies black, all wool hose,
worth % per cent more money.
lOc buys child's all worsted hoss
worth l5c.
loo, this week, buys a full, regular
made, heavy ribbed childis huse "a 10
u. usually sold at 25c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-23

Two friends approach. One Is a
dumping of woman and the other as
thin as a match. The feshy person
mounts first Higher and higher
climbs the scales. She looks thoroughly
disguised as her companion cautiously
manipulates the weigher. zone hun
dred and thirty-six2 don't believe it.
The old thing is out of order. No?
Well, Madge, you are just too horrid. ="
Madge lightly steps into place, and
with laugh and "here goes" anx-
iously scrutinizes the maneuvers of the
machine. Bat it doesn't go; sticks fast,
in fact, at 100. Not half-pound more
will it give the young woman, who has
been building her hopes upon fresh
milk, country fare, and complete rest
to fill out the hollows and cover up
ugly angles. my, but l envy YOU"
signs her heshy friend. "Well, you
needn't" snaps the disappointed one.
Look at your lovely neck and arms.
Why, anything becomes you just be-
cause you can show such tsntalizing
bits of white flesh, while must plan
continually 10 cover up my bones It
is simply exasperstng, and here have
been trying so hard all the season to
catch few extra pounds" And /"
said the other, shave never worked so
hard in all my life at the oar as have
this summer, and all in the hope that
might Lose layer or two of extra
flesh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-23
OUR BARGAIN BULLETIN
Ii Wool Dress Goods for IBIS Week.

l0o 27-inch Twilled Cashmere, in
wv all colors, for l0o yard,
| Sn 2i-ineh Changeanle Diagonal
W Chevron, now and stylish, only
5c yard.
D0o 30-inch Checked Tricot, in all
IVY colors, value zoe, on sale at zoe u
rard.
06o 36-inch Changeable Chevron,
IVY new and scrvlcoablc, value 45c,
pn sale at 2jc n yard.
Q0o S0-inch all wool Tticot, in all
wv colors, regular i0c goods, go at
ioc a yard.
20c 8s-ineh Wool Cheviots, In all
wv colors, with stripe OF Cancels
Hair, on sale at zoe yard.
10o 3S-inch all wool Serge with mar.
w row cord stripe value co., only
90 yard.
100 3s.inch storm Serge Tricots and
KY Plaid Suitings, all wool, the bar
,ain Of the season, values Coo and Csc,
70 AZ ACC yard.
h0o 52.inch all wool Ladies' Cloth, in
IVY colors, cheap at Zoe, on sale at
DC a yard
i0c 42-inch all Wool Stripe suiting
wv and Zig-Iag Camel's Hair Chevi-
~, regular zoe 70 ~ hUc yard,
s0o 3S-inch all wool storm and Eng
IVY fish Serges, in an colors, value
&c. on sale at Coo yard.
sRo 5I-lnch Chcswick Flannels, all
'oO wool, in mixed Browns aud
rays u leader az Csc yard
N 54-inch, No, 1900 Fine Broad
~ Cloth, in all colors, regular 81. "a
GODS, on sale this week at 81 a yard
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-23
LADIES' WRAPS.

In this department we offer the fol-
lowing extremely low prices. Not
outstanding the extraordinary warm
season, we have been doing a nice
business in Wraps, but have many new
arrivals, which for styles, elegance,
and perfect fitting, cannot DO matched
in the city, and our prices are the
lowest this week
81 win buy gil wool short Jacket
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-23
A MIDNIGHT BLAZE.

a Small Saloon Burned 0ui BY Fire Of lneen.
diary Origin.
About 1880 last night the fire de-
partment was called to 10th and
Houston streets by fire in the little
saloon on the southeast corner run by o
man named Holmes.
Except a few bottles OF beer, no
stock was found in the place.
Two or three empty whisky barrels
were badly charred. The fix
lures, probably worth $3.50. were de-
stroyed. The damaged to this building
is not more. This latter belonged To
or was leased by Fl. X. Wall, but no
interested party either in the house
or saloon appeared on the scene last
night to give information about the
actual loss or the insurance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-23
HOSIERY.

l6io-The greatest bargains OF the
season in Hosiery. Ladies full regular
made, fast black, regular PC goods,
this week pair for 81.
25c this week will buy the best for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-23

It was Queen Anne, Richard lis
Queen Anne, who introduced trailing
gowns into England nearly 500 years
ago. 1t was the same royal lady who
first set the fashion OF enormously high
peaked headgear, from which the
matinee hat is no doubt descended;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-23

provided her with a comfortable home.
All this, Notwithstanding Mr.. George
never realized anything to speak oil
from the legacy.