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The morning call., 1893-05-04

NOTICE OF MEETINGS.
~ Dorie Lodge No. ai6. F. and n
EVENING at 30 O'Clock BY order Of the w
W. NJ III ADoLPH KRoNBERG. Sec.
~ Csiifornia Lodge No; r. and A
EVENING. May 4, at 80 O'clock Stated x n
meeting. By order s1;, OF the , Master w
80 sG ~ s ssa 4 Fs nslsPsa msgs a
THIS TIL EVENING at 7 $50 o'clock; ana lmpor- Xxx
| E. 6. HAZE, Secretary.
E King soIomon.s Lodge No.
vs. 2e0. +. and A. NJ, hall cor. Geary "a
ING. May 4, at 1880 O'Clock. Master Masons w
In good standing invited. by orasr of the master
l. p PECK, Secretary.
G~S l. st P. A. OF Cal-Brothers. you rGssA,
ara hereby notified TO attend the regular Trt.S
1TaHRyspR meeting R{r OF ny May on THIS
O'Clock sharp n B.-Plcnc tickets can be had at
ths n meeting: Per order JOHN I BLAZE Pres.
S>S journed meeting OF Amnesty Committee for
the release of Irish-American political prisoners
sts.. on FRIDAY EVENING, May 8. at 8 O'clock
sharp All Irish American societies are requested
70 ~ rePresenled. my4 2t
re- The Women's Vocational and In
meeting. SATURDAY, May 8. at 80 O'Clock for
the purpose OF examining the books OF the union
All members are invited TO attend.
MRS. X. II. BUNKER, President.
Mrs. NJ SWAIN Secretary. my3 2ts
E Annual Meeting-The Reg An
Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Company will be held
At tho office OF the company, 327 Market St San
Francisco, Cal, on TUESDAY. the 9Th day of May
1893. AZ tho hour OF IL O'Clock A NJ for the pur.
pose OF electing board of directors to serve for
the ensuing year aRd the transaction OF such other
business as may come before ths meeting.
TraDsfer-books Will close SATURDAY. April
20. as ~ o,c.ock ~ re tdl E. II. SHELDON Sec.
ESSP Annual meeting-The Regul.r An
gfc nual meeting OF the stock holders OF the East
sierra Nevada Mining Company viii be held at the
oniee OF the company, room 2e, $40 Pine ST. san
1888 at the hour OF il NJ for the purpose OF s.eet
ing board OF directors TO serve for the ensuing
year and the transaction OF such other business
may come before tho meeting. Transfer book will
close on Friday, May 3. 1898, at 4. NJ.
GEO. r. SPINNEY, Secretary
omce-Room 2S $40 Pine ST., San Fran cisco, Cal 22td
- AnnuaI Meeting-Jhs Regular An
nusl meeting OF the stockholders or the Bel
yedere Land Company will DO held On MONDAY
tns eighth (Sth) day OF May. 1913, at O'clock
p NJ. OF the Office OF EDGAR II WILSON ESQ az
20I Sansome ST.. San francisco. CAL; said place
being tho principal place Of business of stfd cor
poraton and the place at which the board Of diree
tors thereof usually meet. Said meeting will be
held Tor the purpose OF electing board OF direc-
tors TO serve for the ensuing ysar aud the
tion OF such other business as may properly coma
before the meeting. JOHN COOP
Secretary Bslvedere La nd Companv
san Francisco. April Il. 1898. ap22 i7t
- Societies. Take tic! socisty E,p-
biems, badges. ETC., manufactured, reasoh-
abe prices. FERD. HEIDUSKA.4l3 Bush sef2S en-
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HOLDING BEDS-EXAMINE OUR 40. 20J5
mirrors. with large plate 1870: walnut OAK
cherry aud 18th century; cash price elsewhere SD
ourlmsalment price reduced to $40; country orders
PROMPTLY attended to. NJ FRIEDh N q CO.. 224,
2yS. 23O and SO6 Stockton 81 and az Post e
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u'APFWORM TAKEN. HEAD COMPLETE IN
| hour without sickness: open sundays; Ia y at
tendant consul atUn free. DE-. Rim HARr.Y MACON.
The morning call., 1893-05-04

NEW YORK DECORATING COMPANY OFFERS
IN to tint rooms from 50 up; estimates FINISHED
on house, sign fresco painting 20 Taylor ap !S
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MALE HELP WANTED.

MAN AND WIFE FOR A PRIVATE FAMILY.
1tl $50, see boss here. o'clock; butter-makeTs.
$50: . mixers, $50: dairyman and wife. $40; z
stablemen, $50 brick molder, IS SO day sandstone
quarry man, 50 SO day. r. I. WARD & CO., sos
aud $40 Clay So.
The morning call., 1893-05-04

TF YOU WANT TO HAVE SHOES REPAlkAD
| in good shape call at 63S Market st, ~ i-
stairs :bsst stock used In repairing L.LENAf.5O ~
The morning call., 1893-05-04

"a ANTED-YoU TO KNOW THAT A pIMPLE
~ in your cheek or chin be made 20 min
utes: wrinkles and lines OF care removed and Jour
bust increased times its natural size in from 20
II weeks; excessive tat removed. DR. CARfEN-
TER. l346 Market St apis In
The morning call., 1893-05-04

SECURE a sound mind. which seldom goes without
sound digestion by using the genuine Angosura Bit
tiers OF DR.. j. G. b. Siegert 81 Sons
The morning call., 1893-05-04

~ COD AND IVORY TURNING: WORK WAS-
VI ranted. CARLF. HASS. AZ Fremont ". nv Y
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TIE CALL CALENDAR.

MAY. 1893.
The morning call., 1893-05-04

DTANOS- TUNED; SQUARES 81 80. GRADS
i and uprights 81 + NJ. SCHWEI4ZER' -
a1Ie or
The morning call., 1893-05-04

- Societies. Take Nutie-! Society Erp-
biems badges. etc, manufactured. reason
ibie prices. FERD. HEIDUSKA.4l3 Bush sef2S en-
The morning call., 1893-05-04

4 HOTEL COOKS SS5. $40 and $50: HOTEL
4 walters $50 and $35: = dishwashcrs. $50: chore-
man for hrst-class springs r. L. WARD Il Co,
Gus and $40 Clay Sc.
The morning call., 1893-05-04

CALIFORNIA siace fruits, 5oclb. Townsends..
The morning call., 1893-05-04

IN LAWMAKERS. 10 FARMERS s26; ) RANCH
" teamsters, S26 $50: 10 wOodchoppers,
81 80 per day r. T. WARD d CO., 6O6 and 6lO
Clay st.
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NOTICE OLE MEErINGs

EXTRA m,nco Pies. swArs's, 2ls sntter stree,
The morning call., 1893-05-04

trEr YOUR HOUSE PAINTING. PAPERlSG,
u decorating and tinting done reasonable at o.
gRSi'S, IS Montgomery ave. aplb ION
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IA ANTED-A HOME FOR AN INVALID -
w private family. with board. address, stat!DR
terms. NJ. D.. bog l6e. Call Branch once
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TJARD TINES MEAN CLOSE PRICES; II
| going Housekeeping pay me Visit and wa
save you from SI5 to 81 90 oatht: carr a
larger stock than any two scfes in this city Iur
nitnre. carpets, linoleun, oicioth heddlng '''I.
terms: lowest prices. J. NOONAN, 10Y, III
1921, 1923 Mission St, above SIXTH open e'e--
RIO Ct
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BEAUTIFUL EYEBROwS-LADIES If YOU
ID use J. b. McTier's eyehrOw-grower You VIII
have beautiful set in 30 to 80 days your money
returned; price 81 per bottle. j. Is. McrIER. 40
Third St. San francisCO. apL 4 u
The morning call., 1893-05-04

IA ANTED-DRIVER FOR MILK ROUTE, $50
~ month. must know city and references re-
CURED; also butterm aker for u small dairy in
Santa Cruz County. frst-class place $50 month
ana fOuau w ID. EVER & CO.'S, $50 Clav. !
The morning call., 1893-05-04

e LAWMAKERS, SAME RANCH. S26 AND
" fsund working boss for logging outfit, $75 TO
500 and found: farmers, 500 and found; 10
scraper teamsters, Sc; German farmer and wife,
see boss here; blacksmith helper, for ranch, $50;
iohb ing gardener, 81 a day. O. r. HANSEN a CO.,
40 Geary ST.
The morning call., 1893-05-04

L'RENCH CHEF, COUNTRY HOTEL, 500.
assistant cook. for a club, $50: second COOK, for
hotel, $50; rstclass bread and cake baker, cpun-
try hotel, $50; short-order cook, north, $40;
cocks, small country restaurant SS5 and $40:
second cook and baker &C untry hotel, StO trVner,
country laundry. $50 and found. Z. r. HANSEN
q co. III NieArY st. !
The morning call., 1893-05-04

w ANTED-30 FARMERS, 81 DAY AND GOING
W wages In haying and harvesting; orchardist
800 wagnn-maker on repairs FOR city milk ers
$50, S37 80 and $50. dairyman for 20 cows 800
steady JOB; choreman. $50 TO $50; woodchOppers,
la6orers. blacksmith and woodwOrker, 81 50 day;
blacksmith and some outside work, S35 and
board; dyer for country. SO week and found hotel
COOK city, $40: second cook and do dishwashing.
country hotel, $50 and found: hotel second cook
and do pantry work. $50 and found restaurant
walter. 80 week, ana others. j. +. CROSETr, 62S
Sacramento
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w ANTED-RANCH COOK. $40; RAN Gil HAND
" who understands running mower, 81 to 81 80
the year round, no cows to mix cook for restau-
rant and c"tfee-hcuse, city, $50 and room, young
man preferred: water restaurant, $50 to SJ5;
waiter hotel, $50; German boy to work in store
Sl5 and board l. VI RAkER 2O6 MeIi 81.
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IA ANTkD-SECoND COACHMAN AND GROOM
W for country place S25. see party here at
O'Clock; good teamsters for vineyard in Santa
Clara County. 81 day: French boy to take care of
garden, etc, $25; small French boy for family
sl5: French couple, country, $50, etc. LEON
ANDRE, 800 Sutter ST.
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16O SECONDHAND FRENCH AND GERMAN
Op plate mirrors IN all sizes aud af half the
price OF new ones: all neatly framed; suitable
for bars, dressmakers, manteis etc. j, NOoNAN,
l0l7 to 1923 Mission st, above Sixth. aplOtt
The morning call., 1893-05-04

ION RAILROAD LABORERs, NORTH AND
w south, free fare. c. K. HANSEN & CO, 10
Geary st.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
IN woMAN,s REALM.

Thc oldest dress 10 She world belonged
90 au cmpresa Oi Japnn, who liYei in
the illirtecnth century, aud !, hla been
llppi ull tucsu ages in temple hear
Yokohama.
Speaking Of womln's work in the
writer sld rc'rntly "lhc distinguished,
inaieuAble. imperi0ul and Imperial in.
du.iry Of woman can never be exhibited
al = fair. lAe only far uiAt cila show
hcr work, whether u be- good or bad,
VIII be the day of judgment
The secret vi Mr.. Glad-.one's green
OLD aye has been diseoycrsd by an l9ng-
lish uasGzinV. IL is found. 80, vi course,
the iutclhrent must have known a. aiong
in his wiie's care.
NIrs. Mary Bauuister Willard, formerly
editor of the luiOt Slgul. ItW uaN TOR
some ycars principal OF thc American
Home School FOR Aiiils, at Ber,iu, bas
lately been, with feyera! of her pupils,
Tie gucst Of Lady Honry Somerset, at
ERstuor cssile,
Il Is bccoiping quite the thing for
wonon 20 be apppih.cd on state hlqrds
Rcbcaca G. Bacon and Mary Hal have
been appointed on the GOutVttlcUt stale
board OF rhaniles. The Kansas siatG
board Of charities recently elected Mrs.
Emnm Pack, editor OF The Farmers
Wife, .Heuber OF the board 0f super
NisOrs VI the Topeka insane asylum, aud
Miss Minnie Wilson aud Miss Arle
Randolph members 0f the board of the
pssOwa,QWie insane asylum. DR.. Ana
lNllherg was c.ectcd pfyscian tn wumvp
10 thc former institution aud DE- Emily
Waite IN thr htter Mrs. A. 'r. Hiss
OF Saginaw has brcn elected president
of the new board or trustees OF the Aichi-
gan stale Industrial hume for girls.
Helen Mattersou's recent tssay on
"Woman's Excitement over Woman
though only an uupretcniious magazine
aiSiolc, has created more interest among
tho critics tlnn iiogt books that haYs
lately been published
Out 10 san Fmncisco woman is de
voting ah htr t.Mc @ % shipping au.iac.s,
which she personally supvrnlends and
cQntlolr,
A hauble which hangs In Helen Goull's
drawing room 10 japanese crystal,
which cost about $1,000,
The highest houors in class OF hfty
Law stldehts Ia Bnuslyn wele taGen by
a hilnd man and woman. The m.in was
Edwin fogs.n, and ,hu woman Miss
katherine h, Hogan
The ceyeresi OF the daughters OF tha
| Prince ui Wales Ia said 10 ~ the Iru-
cess Nitora. She - twouty-hve yeats
old, hearty Jolly full OF tact aud
apOlar,
Mrs lAl,.e DevcfcnI Blake cherished
among her ilJasessiuaa s0lnvthius vi
rather a snuumca,di naturD consider.
ing her strong minded character This 10
q yellow htueaiUd SIX lute worn by
| IheOiosa burr, the ra1uuntiyAlly wo0el
| wife Of Aaron Burr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

Il SIT ard fns. verr desirable aud siiit-
zbie fl mnarnin. There trc double
rnd cfer triri- .kirl. The uppcr orc i
faarrenlT cut "a iog= rolut N frnrt
aad has fws moro p5ints - eiirer Eids
Of t5s hsek; Il slopes 10 between ths
rir,S ard hia=s IN r1au7 straight zEa
r1lated faids, with bat hliie fu-alrrs x
tie waist
Safin is much used alike in millinery
and dessnakiug, hats are made oi q and
sleeves for dresses. while satin piping Is
9 fayorite trimming
Ore 0f The lates; Of the new fall COS
tufues ines The lress q daTk gre cloth
wiih black safin pipings. The half-eirele
skirt pped With satin az The lower edgs
is cat sloFicr. atfur5iug space for two
tapping ti9uuces. llewise carved in shape
aud pipeil with satin SO ca the founta-
lion skirt beneath The bodice has a lap
pei frJnt oprniuE with broad r-Eers on a
vest braid with green six and geld cords.
il ha4 triple basgre and triple
caps above TIE sleeves. aud all the edges
are piPe,l WIKI satin. The waist Is fast
enel with large je. butt0os.
Shirt trimming for street dresses 10
uSualy, II TIE flaieri9l admits, confined
70 . few rows VI stitching Sr narrow
rriiss " puhs pat - ssrDsntEs fashion
:. The fsos. Almost all street garments
aaye cages one. two or three, as the
caprice Of tnr wearer dictates, but al
ways tariuE ia accord win the prevail
ing g;rle 0f skirt. Tie width OF the win
TER sklr. i f0ur yards. aud II Of thick
material 10 LIs I've CJres and a bias
seau 10 the back II the fabric j. light
weight then thrrr i a straight breadth
itat,ad
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

The remarkable electrical e1psii
recently made in Berlin, in whirhil
iron was apparently melted by inaz
In cold water, have naturally s:isI
further investigation on tho sans la
apparatus used is = vessel Of glass al
lain, provided with a rhess lead ts
connected with the positive pole d
tlnuous current generator. Theve.
tainS sulphuric acid and water. AZ
cable from the negative pole is eonns
a strong pair Of pliers with insala,sl
dies.
Taking in the pliers piece Of n
any kind-iron, for instance-and 10
ing It in the acidulated water, thels
seen Immediately in ebuliiiion ID
iron rod or plate, which latter i q
heated and brought to a dazzlingNi
u few seconds and soon begins u =
sparklike drops. The heating sr''
SO quickly locally that neither ~
nor the body OF the metal rod hE =
become hot So rapid an evoluIlm
means q tremendously high ,elapsl
In very short time Us high IS
grees h. has been developed =
transcript.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
RECIPES.

CuLdird Nuts-TAke three cups Of
sugar, gns-half cup Of water aud boil an
b candies; thea add little cream u tar
tnr dissolved 10 wuter; drop in halves Of
Wnluuis. Let them remain 20 few min
uies, then dip out one by one and place
VI butteted tins or paper. FigA, dates or
sreiiohE Of orange. are good prepared in
this way.
Hermit Cakes-T'wo cupfuls Of sugar.
two eggs, one cIpful OF lard or butter
thslf Of each Is bettsrl. q scant cupful Of
sweet milk, teaspponful Of soda two Of
cinnamon, one Of cloves, half q nutmeg;
one cupfui Of English eurrants wasked
and dried, and nlur TO mix Us soft as
possible and roll out. Sprinkle with sugar
before cutting out. They grow better
with age.
Jelied Apples-Pare, core and slice
eight sour apples, aud pu lhru IN layers
inlg ON eurthon baking dish. with sugur
aui cinnamon. Allow at ienst Que large
cupful Of sugar aud four tablespOOnfuls
or water to the apples. Cover with a
buttered plate and bake very slowly two
or three hours. Let Il stand ungil cold
When turned out II should be firm
mass, with the red slices showing through
TIE clear jolly Serve with cream
Pie Crust Rub thoroughly one cupful
Of lard into two cupfnls Of Hour, 10 which
has been added y Httle salt. Mix with
enough ice water TO make soft paste
but which can be rolled OUT tLinly. Do
not handle more than necessary ns upon
that and the c0ldness Of the wuter de-
ponds it, tlakiuess. Have tue filing of
the pies ready before making lie crust
a. 10 should not sland before using.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

Herr Noil, n mechauician OF p.t,
Germany, las constructed a cloci Z,
ei to run for 300 years withoa, n
D. J., Gof. IN this country, has II \,
an old fa.hioLcd clock which, 50 lv.al
house il ocgupi ID, usver runsdovu
ever the ftCat door is opened oreles
winding arrangements OF the elock.
Grs connected with the door hy a nj
gearing attachments, are given a |,
that persons entering and leaying,t,I
keep the clock constantly wound 4,
T. G.. FaTrSr VI Fresno, Cal, inr,
clock, the only motive power Of VII
alleges, is the grsyitRlion Of Il, !
which keeps the clock running !,
without winding. This clock connaI
plate glass dial suspended from u 4
and all the parts OF it that arc vishsu
two lands, the pivot on which iAqa
and ths dial. In ISl0 J. Smith 4 d
England, constructed = clock, The u
tor Of which was electricity. Mll
sec this clock 20 for 50 years, Cid
now made to run lVe years with et
ing. There is = clock in the Cd
st. Quentin, Maysnce, which d I
have stopped only once during rl
COZ years.-Brooklyn Eagle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
TAe eeeoARla oReAM.

10 own yacht, think would hs ruro hlsE
To have 8 hurse ssp1iG Geit nic 70 d on;s
70 have coltaro would not eosae aulai,
Ken though il siovd upeu some ssetwoeds
ios-
10 have starc OF bonds would suit tne quite;
70 eiii oif colpeas wugii bo Jolly fani
lqmt.imes thiAt wqnla ba pleased 10 strike
\ Bis % vsnison u 10 a gun.
a phtlf Or two OF rares; heokr Wculd please:
A n,sntel holdlak bric-a-btrr likowiee,
wouldn't mind hammock and a hIceEs.
With nsurht to do but gAza up at tho skies.
Yet, while dream by day and night Of such
And think thoir ownership would be inn
mense,
Twoald also please mo much II could touch
And call my own paltry nfiy cents.
Carlyle Smith in hafpors hssar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15


o snns and stiles aad ciouis Of June.
A1d h0Ners ~ jane tosetner.
IL canno. nVli fJg onr hour
Ocio5e1is tdsbt bius weather;
wh.n ioud the humbtelbee makes haste.
HEATED. fhnfilass Taer41t
ANd golfsn r>1 l. dyias fast.
And lsn-s via grapes -fe iflsfaSt'
wbea gniiaHs ron iheiF frilses tighf,
To tlr- shes fgf ne morning,
And elesiuatz ia. frga satin bgrrs
Withsui s9shd " warning;
Waez On tAe .r5znd red apples lie
N niies ilt- itwsi8 fhinldz.
Apd fe1de- sun o. I'D Eig1e walls
Are leaves VI Noglhiae tuiniDs;
wssa al rbe lovely wgysl1e things
yleir white-wlngsd seeds are sowing,
Ard ia Tie rsils, Eili green ani fair.
Late sflsrmsth are growing
Wien spfinzs I'm igW. and 0H tas bsooka'
Ia i9le Egidea n .shunk
Bright leaves aift uoiael-asiy in iar haaA
~ woods. lot uiafef waiduz.
Whrn ooair3des raes sweet c3nn'ry haunts,
liJ tuus Hnd iW0s together.
1Hd cuHat. IKE uliAtfsi Apur ~ Aysft
Ociobrrs br.at biue west1er-
q suns ani skies and a5wera of June,
Count ali yuar boasts iogefa-f
Love l0vcia best u nl TIE year
OcfOueIa brizht bigt weatuer.
HELEN 1T II JACKSON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
BA3
THOSE WHO SELL CoNsTGNpr
PIANOS. '.-b

Nhen consignment plano and o--..,
a,-ents who may sul have some cs.,.,.,
with the manufacturers, can uot anI 80
more unfortunate mea TO travel On 90,
mission. thsy may Try to male iC.tf
erents in diifercut towns of auy pnr,i''-
who viii pay ireehis on few samnie
insirnments can be detected hy III s,....il p!
deniandinr notes with Interest and iro., i5oal
clad contracts on insiallmenf sales
people who sign noies and buv v,,
Instruments deserve no sympathy -vtli W
10 nof ask for notes on time sajss We
THIoS. GoGGAN * BRO, Dala.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

Professor Henry A. Hazen says I
construction Of tight balloons lnas
first step toward proper explorail1'
air. IL Il hardly probable, be p
balloon has been constrgcted in'l Z
try which T3ll not leak a5 per 81
gas ia % hours. On the other ea''
loon has been built IN France q ss
er's skin which has leaked les' T.
half Of / per cent in - hours ' :,
words, II the former balloon eeala y
ahcat two days the latter woall y
out for 100 days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

Frank Dwyer OF the Cincinnati baseball
team has anervous affection ofthe face ~ st
makes him wink his eyes continually. Joa
Mulvey says OF himi "lis wlnked AZ me
aud thought he meant to give me an aasy
ball. gw.ped At It, and It was 4 wide out
shoot lie winEod again, and struck Es =
drop. Then he winked the third time, but
! thought ia fool him. didn't hit at the
ball az all aud hs plumped IL right over
the plate ior the third striker
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
NOTES

Dresses for girls Of 10 or IT years are
made with plain or ple.ltcd bodies. I'm
lEhed OF with square ard pgifted pVer--
Ike yokes, as also draped Figaro jackets
uei 10 bows. on the street
Tue newest hats are fitting closer on
Tie head, instead Of merely perching on
the top. e. Of late
SaIins viii be well worn; the new coiors
are certainly Irresistible. Tie almond
grecu. tie draD-peachcs. the pinky-
browns. the real old mauve and the yel-
low aud seigetinted greens are all very
effective.
Large cloalis will be ia vogue for the
winter. some are already prepared NJ
models. Of tlick, soft woollen material.
lined viii shot silk and edged with mar
row brown fur.
A coat Of black satin. lined throughout
with bright cherry SILK. Is among the fsll
imporiatofF.
Yellow is the color for evening wear.
White brocndel satin slippers for the
ballroom haze been Admired,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

A small boy from the slums Ah
brought into the mission school, "a
couple of Sundays he had been ~
in the rudimeuts. On the third %.
brought with him his brother Wa.'
test his memory the teasher h'sH'
over the previous lessons.
WHO made yont" she asked
God" lie replied promptly.
"And what else did God maktF
The youngster studied a moss
looked around hopelessly I'll . 2
his brother. Then his face brigsl'.
"He made Eli, TOO, guess b 4 \
ed, and William said You bet'-'
Free Press.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

smythe-ls Brobson married.
Tompkins-Yss. I bslieSs h'
wives.
Smythe-Thirty wlveEi
TompEins-About that nnu''.'
lleve. Al any rate, about q n'.
when ] last saw him, hs tod o.
expected 20 DO married every dasT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

The latest innovation In the way OF troll.
Icy transportation Is IN San Francisco,
where gn electric heRrse is In use on one Of
the railways leading from the city TO four
OF the suburban cemeteries The electric
line parallels tLu ttael;s OF the Southern Pa
oide railroad, and BY cutting rates hopes to
share the funeral traffic
Funeral professions meet the train at nDy
point on tue line. Tine eolln Is placed In
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

the electric hesrss, and tho pallbesrers 90
cupy special compartment In tho same
car The mourners are carried in al ordi
nary electrlocir. Al the cemetery heArsS
mud carriages are in wAiting, aud the pro
cesslon Is reformed, The sable trapplngs ~
the electric heAss give 1t mourntul and
eninsntly respectable appearance, and the
idea Of electric funerals does not seem 10
shock the sensibllitlos OF the San Francis
cans
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
TASTE LlFE WHILE Ys N,

==-=---=-
o gin ! we're 8 sodg.r lad, a h,h,.
would he,
Or IL a sailor I'd been bred, rich, -. !.
the sea; ''4"
But. oh! this weary wark in tom /. .
wark tor mem
lcannn tholo tho three legged ss,i
hide the p-n.
My father is o country ohleid. 10 c,.,.
and pisnss,
He labor h4.ih in faral Gnd fleld. .,l,.,
would do:
Abune his head Tho lavrock slsn,,.
air blRws free.
But be is anll, his hearts grown eaus 4.
tie heed takes be.
Its little pleasure folk can win VIZ,
they're auld aud dune,
And sAler coaue4 but slowly 10. Il, 4
fcriunu's won:
For wealth comes but wi toll and q,
care Aune turns Us gray;
Then haste ye. lads, 10 10 and dar,. a,
Life while ~ mayl
Andrew Lang in la,r,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

Lucillejcuttirglyl-i am 50 dii. ...
see you, Mr.. Tau Broke. ] ~.
such q deliEh'ful nap AFTER ioa .l.- ~ =
Ten Broke-'S that soi N1hs i, I.
TO sleep in your chair then. ~
tanned Just as much, Truth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

Mrs Fsdder-I have just been y
shaper. Such an interesting v0'-
IL devoted 70 drcs- reform
Mrs. Homespun-She mus VI.
alWays busy making over oil
ton Transcript.