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WHITE Goops DEPARTMENT

Dress Lengths Dimty. black ground with white
yard.
remnants 4OLinch Cream Null " to 6 yards
Reduced from 37H to 12I<c. yard
cd hoor l1th st buiding)
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A Lively Fight Over This Once 10 Antics.
pated.

pated.
lively fight is expected when the House
meets Tor the position Of doorkeepsr,
which was last year held by ex-Reprssensa-
i've Turner Of New York. Al announced in
yes'srdsys srAR, Tammany will again support
Mr. Turner for this place, but IL ID understood
mat there are large number Of ConRressmen
VINO worked In behSf OF Nj Turner last &c.
non VINO VIII not again be arrsysd on his side
OF the night In fact. some of them have
already announced their opposition 70 the re-
election OF Mr.. Turner. and with Tammany on
one side the contest may be an interesting one,
1t will probably be Tammany against the seId
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LINEN DEpARrxENr.

An odd lot Of Bureau and wsshstand Covers. Laun-
dry Bags. Tides. &c Reduced from 20. 25 and $50.
to 12tsc.
A lot Of Towels Reduced from 25 10 zoe.
1000 yards Of Crash, In 4. and 6yard pieces Re-
duced from 12h to 10c. yard.
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WASH GooDs DEPARTMENT.

Remnants Irish Lawn, 2 to yards Reduced from
12h to 10c. yard
from 12B to Sc. yard.
(SecUnd noor. 1lth 1T building
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Hosiery DEPARTMENT.

IA pairs Ladies' Fine Isle Hose tan snd gray. drop
stitch and plain. Sizes 81. 81 and 10. Reduced from
SOC. to 25c.
Is pairs Ladies' Plain Cardinal Lisls Hose slightly
faded Reduced from SOC. to 15c-
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SHOE DEPARTMENT.

small lot Of Ladies' Black Kid Oxford Ties In the
following styles and sizes:
Square toes. patent leather tips, "a" 1ast-1-3x.
1-56. 1-6. LOS &C" last-31. 1-2. 22k. Is. 1-3k
Square toes, patent leather vamps. "B" last-1-2.
&C. last-l-2 2-2k. Ia. 1-3<-
Pointed toes. patent leather tips. &C" last-11. ID
I'd" la>t-1-2.
Made to sell for So so and - Reduced 10 % pair.
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MARRIED.

oas NJ; By the Rev VIM. Scott southsssss M.
FRANCIS g. CROW and Miss MAMIE ia W An.
SON. both Of this city
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10 REsroRI gray hair TO Its natural color o. In
youth, IL TO grow abundant and strong. there
u no better preparation than Halls Hair kene"er.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-13

DRuee1srs. SuSDRrEs DEPARTMENT.
o Standing Mirrors. glass cloudy. Reduced from
25c to 1Oc
Steel File, damaged Reduced from Sc. to lOc
. packages Violet Toilet Powder, wrappers broken
Qst floor. II tn st hide !
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CoRsEr DEPARTMENT.

1 pair Pongee Royal Worcester Corsets, long
waist, warranted genuine whalebone Size III
Reduce from %. 80 TO -
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2 Fine Steel Ensravings. white and gold frames
Reduced from S30o to 81 95.
Zine Psrlor Easel, sixteenth centurv oak fniah
Reduced from e13. so to ~ 95.
(Aeh Moor. 10th Of bldg
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FAN DEPARTMENT..

10 Soc ~ A"N ~A'o~
0auzs Fan. Reduced from 81 90 to Csc
ano.patnted Brown Satin Fan. Reduced from
81 90 to 81 CO.
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JrwxInY DEp.nrxrrr

2 Imported Enamsl Buctlss Reduced from o. 90
70 Solid Gold Rings, Rhinestone, TURQUOISE ruby
topaz and other settinsa Reduced from 20 Soc
llss moor. 11th ST. bldg J
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INFANTS DEPARTMENT.

3Gingham Hats pin stripes Of pink. blue and Law
ender made with fancy Of embroidery and mar
row ribbon. slightly crushed-easiy laundered Re-
due from 80 to 81
Sun Bonnets. corded piece around face, full back
curtain neatly edged with narrow lace, 1 cream
white and red. Reduced from $l.2o to SOC
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The Temperature,

The following were the readings Of the Their
mometer at the signal office today: 8a. M, IS;
2 p. M, 90; maximum, SO; minimum, 68.
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PRESSED GLASS DEPARTMENT.

3 Cake Piates Reduced from 10 to So
Flower Holders. Reduced from Is to loo.
SCandy Jars. Reduced from 25 to 15c.
totn uoor. 10th St buildin
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WArrR Cooler DEPARTMENT.

> reducsd from 81: 70 to 81 81 reduced from
Si9o TO 81 80 reduced from ~. so TO u. 81.
70 ~ % reduced from @5 80 to %. 25 ! reduced
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THE guaranteed cure for all headaches u
Bromo-Seltzer. Trial bottle 10c.
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Toy DEPARTMENT.
PICTURE DEPARTMENT

1."Boys' Junior" Safety Bicycle. 24-inch wheel
Reduced from $25. 90 to S19. 80.
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LASsBuaeH & BRo.
FRIDAY
COMES
BUT ONCE
A WEEK,

But MUCH TOO SELDOM FOR
LOVERS OF BARGAINS. AND
BARGAINS WE sUEELY HAVE
ON OUR Sd FLOOR AT PRICES
WHICH WOULD TEMPT THE
"sTINGIEsT.~ THOUSANDS
OF coon ARTICLES IN
SHORT LENGTHS. ODDS AND
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To tipplers all we say, take warning,
Or else take B. B. l. next morning. 10 cepts
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Ladies' Gray Suede Oxford Ties:

"a" last-1-3&. 14<. 1-5k. ''B" last-1-1K. Is
Ia. 1-6. &C" last-1-2. Is. 1-36. 1-5. ID" last
III. 1-2. Is 1-314. IA. Is. Reduced from % to %
. pairs Ladies' Button Boots. pointed toes. paten
leather tips size 3D." Reduced from % to &l so.
cd floor 49, lat annex
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ART NEEpIEworx DEPARTMENT.

Tea Cloth Reduced from IS to -
1 Drawn Tray Cover Reduced from q. 2o to
s1.75.
Drawn Tray Cover Reduced from e. 25 to 600
Drawn Center Piece. Reduced from 90 to IS.
I'D roor 1lth ct building
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Also reductions in Boys Wash Kilt Suits that have
become soled crushed from handling Among
them il In a neat stripe Of navy blue and white
with white biouse and trimmed in navy blue en-
broidery. Reduced from 80 80 to 81. 80.
tSeconu uoor 1Utn st. building, }
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TRAVELLING Goops DEPARTMENT

ladies' Hs. Box Reduced from % 90 to 81 e5.
81 95. ~
(4th door .... . 10th "A hldp I,
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10 Trimmed Hats Reduced from S5 % and q 10
75c. l25 and I.5Q These are very sltghtly soisd
or mussed.
cd floor Oh snnox
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STATIONERY DEPARTMENT.
80 packages Envelopes. Reduced from 25c. to 1oc.
7Memo. Books. Reduced from 35c. to loo.
Is Paper Cutters. Reduced from 25c. to SC.
Qst door. 11th Ut. building.
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KNITTED UsDEnwEAn DrpAnrxrs

10 ladies' Richelieu Ribbed sflk Vests. low neck.
no sleeves salmon. lavender and sky blue. Sizes 8
8 and @ Soiled- Reduced from 75c to Soc.
2 Children's Swiss Ribbed Isle Vests high neck.
long sleeves. Size g Reduced from 81 to SOC.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
THE UNIFIED STATES EXCLUSIVE ALASKA

For preaol IN 100 nights an has
changed There is no longer the noise
nnd Clatter of the music hall, and tho
young women who vat without escorts az
the tableg no longer hail American
tourists with their FREQ STRAY words of
English. An II changed. These chatter,
ing parrots have been driven away " the
Moulin Rouge the Casino De Paris
or the cafes chauiant, and big
row Of new boxes has been put into the
thent0r. Men and women Of The most
careful responsibility now visit the
folies-BcrRorcs aud the most circnm-
spect members Of the English and
American colonies ARE IN the boxes.
Lotto Fuller and her dance have trans.
formed o Paris concert hall into d re-
spectacle theatcr
With the new contract Loie Fuller has
set 10 work 10 learn four more new
dances. And Audru tho composer, in
the enthusiasm ~ bis iirst vision of the
sernontine dance, promised the manage
msit 30 write The music for one OF thp
new dances Eater Ou DE met Miss
Fuller saw her practising The other neW
moyemcnts, grew moro enthusiastic and
has now composed The n4asio for All
four.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
CAPITOL NOTES.

senate iudldhry No I reports m
yOrnhly on senator fonluni'u biii rcgu-
laung fccs for district clerks
Judiciary committee NJ I has report
ed substitute bill for Mr. Kings (of
R0elwnln bin relative 10 tina relief of
surcues from the official bond " any
cuunty officer. providing Thar the ol.n-
miHsi0ncrH court lhnN iaHnc notice %
the Onicrr No question who shan nc
once onna0 t0 execute the functions " his
Office. except 90 preserve any ncnriH In
bis charge etc, provided the cpminia-
aiOnerh' court may appoint some per
son tO take charge Of such Office until
now bond Is given or a successor elcct-
ed.
House Judiciary No 1 has reported
fayUrably Il senate bill regulating the
purposes for which private corporations
mas be- formed
A reported In The Gazette somo time
since. Mr.. Pagan Of Lamar introduced
bill 10 regulate pharmacy in Tetaa,
providing for tho appointment 81 state
board Of pharmacy 10 meet Once ypar
90 Abilene, Waco Houston and Tyler
there 90 examine applicants for regis
tratiun All pharmacists qualified uu-
der ibe act shall pay 81 Tor new reg
israti0n papers annually, hut VIII not
bn required to be- present nt their meet
ing or 30 bc rn-examined judiciary
committee No. ] reports the bill inyoro-
bly,, with an amendment iiring places
0f lnncuuF at Cisco. Waco, IlonAtoa,
Tyler. San Antoulo and Dallas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

rail IL fastened 10 the sides Of The tube,
corresponding 10 an arm extending nom
the sidcs of the carrier ~ each sub
station there rs guide rail cVrrcspond-
INK 90 9 slot or projecting bearnss lead
ing hack 20 the Clis,mtther's station. For
every sub.sation on the line there y q
corresponding slot or bearings and SINH
lar provisions for through carriers.
Now. when a carrier II haded for q
certain sub-station, it Is placed Ia the
dispatcher Ia the slot OF on the hearings
leading to the said station. aud on rcuch-
ing the branch spot the arm extending
from the side of the carrier follows the
guide ulil nt the branch and gocs TO
iis proper place, while other c0rficrs,
both through and local being placed IN
the dispaiAcr according TO their dcsiIna.
uols. follow out The same schcme aud
are bound TO arrive safely
II Is expected that the Nstcn win be
Ia operation before The close of this
YOnF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

Tho c0mmifte on revenue ard tonation
reports fgYOrnhly GA Representative
Slnyden's bin 20 authorize and empower
tlr counties, Ma this naie. % levy aud
collect sax for my lands which have,
or may hereafter be douded 40 the state
of 1'rtae for the use ri pnhlic buiidtnga.
This bill IL due primarily ~ Che eOndi-
zion u affairs relative y the stsLs
insane asylum near San AntOniO, The
lands connected with which woro ~
cured from private perh0ua, bUt not
paid Tor before being donated 10 tbs
state. The former iudgo Of Bezar
guaranteed the Judgment and tbe psud-
ing bin viii permit tta hIlflimen1 Of
the contract.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
A SPECTRE.
WEIRD, WILD AND WOODY ~
APPEARANCE
Is he Figure rendered 10 the State 10 0fna-
menl The Capitol Grounds Sam
Houston Cadoamfcd.

Ausun, Mhtoh - lopephll ~ lrvu-
mems feature ~ we plVppHeu hhRlVNv
Nvhl ~ tno Nnpl"l t,NuhuS " w ~ aN
vph's,,lNu Hlatuo ul f,cnel.u Nnlh i,.',.
TON ilehs nov tne lWploNyui'.,N NV
hnt SrN no'n aEtteu ulnh' pu, V,, niou
WnN WNh'a y" N"@. WV ',a'uv up'
L4A :" wv "A' @ NJ.
Wetnhutea among tnr Wk'n,hloih pW
l9tlNphs oi pl'poe'u 'uA'"' VI "'
AytNH nero, 80. Az.
lleit VI Wuot " i."a. NA,, INV '" Wy
hN',ht' Whi'l"tel u".n ""n wv,
he h1 tnuiN. oH1l llpun,Vu ouh,V W
bNNt i"uhrl Wiloh ho wa "i'' """ WIZ
enough io uuN hura'. 49, An.
lh' pluNl'' ivll,'vuls lN'' ~ NJ,
very omen '"uNWhhlN,, IVY .r,
ON WM'h giIll.N nnN "4h't g""
hchu'n any lak' Nnu "N'l'll "l,' az"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
QUEER MAIL CARRIERS.
SOME ODDITIES OF THE UNITED
STATES POSTAL SERVICE.
FIucEy Miss Kalol Who Carries he Mail in
Northern Washington The Pony Express.
Owney lie Terrier

~. IN a recently published volume on the
1mnte1 states Aiail service, Mr. Mar.
s sum, Suslhng furnishes the public with
some Interesting facts:
>, IL takes a good many persons To hmm.
Ile the mails OF this bis country. Mr.
,Ishing puts the number nj 800 ii5
iins means that one person ont of about
~ M the United States ucludipe mon
WOMEN and children. work In Uncle sam
postal service. or these many are wo.
men,
some of the methods Of delivering the
m'eis are extremely primitive Taxi.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

represents the basket according 10 the
original plan On the adoption Of elcc-
trcty az % motive power. however, a
few changes will be made as follows;
There viii be six pairs Of small wheels
attached 10 the carrier, two pairs az
each end on the bottom upon which Il
viii travel upon the bottom Of the tube,
and two pairs IN similar positions on the
sides 10 prevent IL from swerying ana
tube.
An the wheels viii be rubber tired
10 reduce The friction, the whole concern
fitting loosely IN the tube and allowing
plenty Of play on an sides To one end
of The carrier Is attached q small motor,
which connects with q power wire wing
on the bottom Of the tube, thus forming
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
100 MILES AN HOUR.
A MINIATURE RAILWAY TRAIN
toR THE POSTAL SERVICE
The New Electric Trolley Line 10 conneol New
York CITY With Brooklyn How u VIII
Be Operated.

Fancy 100 pounds Of mail matter or
about 300 letters. being vhisl,cl ncrpss
The East river bridge from the New
York 70 Brooklyn posioiice ina minia-
ture electric tWlly car cd the rttc Of
lVV miles an hours Compare with such
noue. OF transportation the mail Wig.
ons which leave Mail street New YORK
every hour Tor Brooklyn u,eaihce. with
their heavy freight and slow gait
Rapid transit extraordinary this. vou
say and you are right
such Is the scholne that has been &C.
eepted 10y ;he United States government
Tor the accelemtion of the mail service
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
THE CARRIER.
an inverted trolley system on a reduced
scale.
HOW I'm WOItKS

scale
HOW TT WORKS.
To either extremity Of the tube n at-
tachel "a piece Of complicated machinery,
one known as the dispatcher, The other
a rels iyor Tie Carrier after being load
"a. Il placed IN The DISPATCHER which on
hong closed, forms the connection be-
tween the motor and the power wire.
ana the basket OF mail starts on is
Journey.
ON reaching a point near the other
emil an electric alarm bell IN the dis
patchcrs office operated By the power
wine. announces the arrival 81 the cnriier
thus avoiding the possibility 81 rear end
collision vs. having another carrier start
"a before The preceding one bias attained
sufficient headway The action Of the
motor u regulated automatically both 30
starting ana stopping, 80 that Rhot fhe
ca,rier approaches the receiving station
the current O. cut o0 and the heavy
laden basket slows W., passes easily into
the receiver aud y pnioaded
I1p to Tie present time ihe agreement
het,seen the government aud The inrcn-
Tor calls only for q Bropklyn ard Nesf
YORK service II u not Improbable, how
ever. that "a the course 81 few years.
the scheme MAY be extended % every
delivery snl,staiion Ia New YORK city
To lnvcntor clai1us 70 b. able to
switch the lOfai Carriers frnm the irIink
llne 10 suiesiuf0nr without inierrupung
tho passage u lhVagh carriers
THE PATENT SWITCH
Here Is the esy il b done A glalis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
SAGE WORKS IN A FoRr.
A Dnamllor Would Find Il Hard 10 Mn the
Flnanoief Nov.

Flnanoier Now
For long limo after Russell Sagcs
office Inc New York hnd hecn rescued
from the wreck lcft by Norcrost homh.
and after the AGED hnancer had NO.
covered sufficiently 10 again look after
his business thDr' was much comWrnt
on tho fact that h. took no precautions
20 prvcnt q repetition ol the tragic Nv.
curNucc. No additional protecting wills
were bull, around ms private uilie---@ru
guards stood on witch S me door 10
WIS m rnsy to gain the presence VI The
multi millionaire ns it had hccn iu the
days before thc dyAmitmg This na.
touishod the public aud worried his
friends
But wecl, or two ago all this was
changed. A force Of carpenters was put
Rt work iu the office, aud ihey have
literally changed 10 into fortified plnOo.
Tho entrance door from the hallway n
the accond story Of the Arcade buildings
nt Broadway and RECTOR streets. cd.
mits strangers Go little reception room
not ten feet square There they are cou-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

currcnt which moves tbc train "a gene
rated on no lOcDm0lye Itself by ueans
~ steam apparatus u - rlaimei that
the heat generated 81 The combustion "
D given amount 1f coal ~ more cheftfe'
Isl used utilized III The fOrm Of electricity
fhau Ia Tie form ~ steam acting direct.
10 60 the pislpd rods Whether 81 u9f
that claim VIII b. denonsfrafet, ~
e0aing practical leafs wii show ga
eiecirlc system which Qeprnda "a iaA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
DUliI'IlfIND HEOI
ROOM

hold paas-kcys or Whu can convince the
fr0wnlng clerk IA the adjoining window
that they are ail rigit
This window is Oh itself curiosity
II ia about twelve inches square. aud
even this small aperture is protected ~
brnss bars close enough teaoiher io pre-
pent the throwing OF anything bigger
tA1n horse chr1inui between
tlien Should q nAu desiring ~ follow
NWcr0gs' bloody example try 70 blow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

JUNCTION OF Main Line and Satisfaction.
showing Carrier detected from Main
Line Without Movable Switching Gate.
between New Yorl, city and BROOKLYN.
ana hy the same token IL Is estimated
that within five years there viii not bc
in9il wagon in use Ia either of the
cities
The inventor Of the design. a civil aud
mechanical engineer of Brooklyn des.
scuhed the plan os follows TO u reporter
Two heavy steel rectangular hhcs.
lb inches square. win start from no
basement Of the postOfice. extending
along Park row In an undcr-grnuud con.
duit 10 the bridge entrance across tho
bridge and on reaching the Brooklvn
terminal will probably De attached 10 tho
Union Elevated 1lilrOad structure. w-hirl,
route they will follow up Sands and
Adams streets. turning into the rear of
the brooklyn poGtoihcc II De- estimated
thnl the trip from office 20 office. la.
Guiding the lending aud unloading of
dVup letters will consume inst six min.
utcs, aud that a speed Of from seventy
TO LOO miles IN hour Will hc attained.
THE NAIL CARRIER.
Tho mail carrier IL "a strongly bput
steel basket . feet long hy 10 inches
square with net work sides and closed
ends, 30 constructed as 10 combine tho
greatest strength with The llghtest weirsl,t
me top works on hinges and fastens
WIN spring locks. 10 was originally m.
tended that the tube should be- worked
phe1malicaily and the accompanying cut
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

fronted BY walls about eight feet high Of
heavy planking Strong wire netting
reaches from the TOP Of these plank walls
10 the ceiling There h door which
opens into the Inner office, bat II ~ kept
constantly fastened with q spring l0ck.
aud can BE- opened only by those Who
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

and steam, always present on the train,
obviously has drawbacks The principal
claim of NJ Hoffman for his system BE-
on It's economy high power being guincd
nt small expenditure of fuel. aud "a rrpnt-
~ Casc of regulating the power than m
the case of the ordinary steam locomo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

Miles in Northern Washington.
for Instance. the mail route Ia the north.
ew peninsula Of Michigan. The mails
are carried on "a sled drawn by dogs.
There are several women mail carriers.
one of whom rs pluchy Miss Malot who
carries the mail daily sixteen miles ia
Northern Washington. She rides q tough
little mustang aud In all OF her trips
she has never met with am accident. Her
father WIS the FIRST settler in the town OF
Malott
PONY EMPRESS IN THE WEST.
Way out West they still have the
pony express. which takes the mails
over the prniries, over the mountain
trails, and down the valleys whore rail
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
AN ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVE.

II Is 10 90 Tested by tho Froaoh Govern
menL
We reproduce from "Eillnspaii0n" an
engraVing showing the electric looomO-
tive az proposed BY y j. iellniun The
French government n about "a make
practical tests Of IL The pecniinnty 81
the Heilmau system IL that tho electric
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

np Russell Sage 10 hs office nowadays
~ would lnd hani work 81 ~
Hut Mr. Sage seeiHH 30 rnnhne hls pre-
caution u his place " business 50 faf
~ anybody knows he DOES not toke any
when ~ wake M drives upon ihe street
non i hs home guarded by ANY one %.
ctt Nn Ordinary nighi Waterman. sH
a M tnuis he stfeHi ln fruit ~ ihc resi-
leaes ~ nearly eyety nilli0iAire NJ
tobA-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
.OW FULLEWs LATEsT DANCE

''''IF 7 ''''3I''F " ~ Il''I UNIN'IIl
Ioio') aud such historical applause as
now and chen grccts fayonte nt the
Kay French capital On that evening
she signed % three years contract with
the munnrtr4 of the theater
The thCuter m which loio Fuller has
made her success IL well known tO every
American Who has boeu in Paris But
tie Folica BcrgcreH b by no means the
FOlics- BCrgors that they rrmomhrr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

senai0r G1A has secured fay0fa-
Joy ~ toe friends M education HE hli
n Intended 20 authorize the commits.
siOner ~ the general iaJ4d Oilsoe 70 W.
sue pftents on public free school, uli-
NrsiiE and HUlnlu lands ~ quantities
Of nor iesa than one rOf more than i've
acfes aH sites Tor school houses, chuxcllps
aud ceinftouef
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

The hpuae cUmmittee on sdncati0n ~
ports faYorably tue 5enase BAH which
provides thRt q donation shall be NO
ceDtad from tho city 0f usnton, en-
braclRg a Building with lands, appnrt0-
nances aud school furniture belonging
thereto. eaiimated worth S15yOOO, 10
which tho state shall inainiain atate
normal school % b. knoEn ~ tio Llenr
ton Normal Institute.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

b ~. - SHOWN q type Of lanp which ~.
1.snaaaa uolted for ticket insbsci,rs on
Nv ' a. omnibus lines. The lamn \. fsJ
w.; Sn eumulator. which cam h. co ~
leads carried tn the pocket 4 viro
Will ~ eae globe, which is provided
hole ~ iuoh Tor attaching 20 button-
much larger than a cool. s,s ,aiph y not
tickets "su' ior reading
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
HOOPS FoR TROUSERS.

A Western idea in tho Line Of Mems
Wear
A Cleveland, Ohio, firm IS placing on
the market q design of trouser guards
one OF which Is shown ~ the accompany
ing illustration. The inner circle OF the
,,nard passes part the way around the
Iec ana 4 designed 10 keep the trou-
sers I'M natural position ANA a. the
saIne time draw 1t against the lee ga