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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-14
Hotel GAYLORD

Is situated on the line Of the Great
Northern railway at the western
base OF the Rocky Mountains on
the Flathead river, in the f%er-farned
Flathead Valley, the paradise OIL
the Tourist, Hunter and Sportsman. /
This establishment is the tinessi
in Montana. having all the modernt
improvements and unsurpassed
service. Arrangements made for
guides for fishing and hunting,
parties.
For further information address
Fred w. Downer, Prop.s
COLUMBIA FALLS. MONT. |
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-14

Newline of ladies' and children's cotton hose
in black and colors in large variety at Butcher u
Brsdley's. Prices lower than the lowest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13

the restoration Of the Qneau.
Tho Hawaiians In this city are worry
firm IN their conviction thai The govern
mcnt win refuse To yiGd % amy such
gentle persuasion ns that They nsscrt
their earnest belief that u Will require
at least show Of fight to induce thcm
TO resign their authority
But This opinion " not unanimous
among thOsc familiar with affairs In The
Island. II IL polluted out how long and
severe strain there has boon on the
members Of ihe provisional government
IN the uncertainty that hc'rts their post
ton. The manner aud purpose Of thoir
creation. Il is pointed ont, shows how de-
pendent they feel upon the United States
Absolute disapprognl Of ihoni by this
government will be announced by Minis
tor Willis. Whatever ll.eir ontcry the
public sentiment there u here ~ sym
patty with them aud agalnsi thelr dc.
position lhcy will Dee nbsnlntely cut on
from. All they have y vitality dependent
upon good order and the maintenance Of
law IN he country Any sort Of Hssur-
nnce from Minister Willis tia tlin moral
mlnence Of the United States govern
ment would be eNeried 10 nalntnin a
stable government by The queen and ~
strain It from such vagaries aud excuses
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13


= now IL session preparing the hill, and
" the time we return II viii be ready
iur consideration by the house II will
pe SVnuine revenue tariff, and ono
witch VIII receive the appreciation Of
tue south The house will debate Il for
awh,le iass IL and send 1t to the SEN
Don, you think the senate win at.
tenipi 20 talk u to dcaihY'
POSSIBLY, Rnt they will not sic-
coed The senate's rules have been IN
force many years aud the force bill
alone was killed by their aid. OF
course the house hill win be amended
py tle senate bni NO material change
"Yns,. % course. the tariff agitation
has had some effect on business. helping
TO Keep It unsettled hut 1t was not
prospective tariff legislation which caused
cue business depression, for we had this
before there WAS any prospect Of tarln
revision, Doubtless, too. the enactment
Of new reycnno laws viii hive de-
pressing influence on business. ns manu-
ihculvrs VIII manufacture only for i'm
mediate sale, But they will soon adjust
themselves to the new conditions"
DO ven think. Mr.. BELL the prcsi-
dent used his patronage TO corrco scua-
tors on the rrnenl hillr'
"No, | do not; certainly not to the er-
Seat charged In the newspapers. / be-
lleve the president looks at fitness as
the only tcst Of Office. The president IL
very particular IN his Appointments, and
scrudniges closely Tho record and fitness
Of every applicant | think, though, that
appointments viii bc more numcrou.
ffum this time forward, aud that Il
VIII have a hauuonlzing ciiect on the
party.
mot nor 40 think mans position
regarding tho fpciiona In this stain ever
IlaNaN las
ing Texas appointments ] think, oi-
ciAlly he Is 0hlivious Of our factions.
aud q plnnco 90 the appointments 80 far
made VIII confirm this
win many Texas appointments he
made soon r.
general q few days ago regarding
some appointments | am Interested In.
aud he informotd me that they had not
been considered, and would not he until
the terms Of tho incumhonts shall have
expired The snmc holds good Nv TO tho
city. Ihc appointments viii not be mnde
until the term Of Mrs Burohill expires,
which VIII be- In lanunry, As Won know,
have recommended Mrs. Turner as
Mrs Burchills successor.
'"rcNas noltics2 Wen. I confess L
hnyC not kept very we'll posted on the
nolliicl Of No state lately. believe the
fnctons will COME together; certainly
they ought To-, There is nothing TO
gcnnrntc them"
speaking Of the commission ease,
which Y pending IN tho supreme court,
Mr. Bell said he thought decision
wonll he rendered soon
The ropullsis, Mr. l,cll thought would
1--we lll HE next presidential election.
The last electionR were certainly not
very encouraging 10 Them. he snid. hut
thry WIRE noted for the bnuynuer of
their homes. and they would not hc lis
rourpEod by their poor showing this
yenr
Mr. Bel VIII remain IN tho city untf
few days before the reassembling Of
congress,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13

II appears the chief embarrassment Of
the ways and means committee Is to
cume not from articles upon which
specific Hdveioram duties are to be re-
dncod, hut from articles 10 bc put on
the free list lt was generally excepted
up 70 quite r,cou,ly that the Democrats
party was united on ilsc proposition OF
putting coal, wool, iun orr. salt and
humber ON the frce list. hut late do
yelmments indicate this Is not the case,
tWhersnn ana other rpvas members
have already sounded their opposition
TO free wool ana they VIII likely rc-
ccivc substantial encourpgont'ut Crnm
ONO members and representative Of the
grazing states 0f the West Several
Mn'mma representatives are protesting
against tie proposition TO rlUco iron ore
and conl on the frcc hist, THE extensive
lnuhcr states, both of the South and
West, are utmost unit IN opposing free
luphcr Michigan members Nrnnse free
salt, Altogether, the lot OF Wilson aud
his colleagues Of the committee Is not q
happy one.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13

By Associated ifehH.
PARIS, Nov Tho Autorlta snyB that
International commission, whose duty IL
win be 10 draft q common oOdo OF measures
uFninat anarchists.
The Journal Des Debats states thai Louise
Michel, the noted fomalo communist camo
10 Paris recently la order 10 collect funds
for anarchist refugees IN London. but tho
SAINT paper adds, tho errand was frnitioss,
owing 20 the Barcelona outrage, and she "
said 10 hnvo returned 10 london. fearing
she might DO included In the Impending
anarchist prosecutions
There wnA q meeting Of anarchists at
Saint Ouen today, at which spoal0sra yuhe-
mHntly defended the Barcelona bomb.
throwing, declaring IL was only Dy fear and
blood that anArohiHm could b. inculcated ia
tho people.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13
FLIP" IuDDALETUS.
irIIc Hal Kissed Her Once "rwouId
Been Al Right, Hut lie oscu-
lated Too Much



Chicago, Ill.,, Nov. 10 "1Inspar. tho
klsser' " what they call HIN Ia tho
neiFl.borhood " Division aud Wclla
streets. His iinnc l. kaupar iudbalcus.
lle y a Greek unable IA speak the hngl-
iHh language Mrs. Cnrolne Beldhuuer
lives ON Diyihon street not far from
Wells street. OF late knspnr Inns made
Il an object 10 witch her she said Ia
Justice korsten's court yesterday, mud
every plinnce he gpt hc would embraces
aud Kiss her. II mattere1 not 10 ltnapar
Low public The place WAS. She told her
husband of kaTnra osculntory cnthusi-
nHui and the onragcl Mr.. Bpidhunrr
went In search VI the Greek. hut failed
10 lnrair him. knspnr. with The Md NJ
an Interpreter, toHlhcd that he had never
mplrsted the woman W hia life. Mrs.
Boidlaucr however. bad Witnesses 10
prove The contrary. She bushinply mid
she would not have made my fuss abnut
the matter II knspnr Ind kissed her once
or twire and stopped at ibnt but since
he persisted la lying in wait for her
dnily, she wnn.cd bin put under bonds 10
keep Tho peace. knspnr was required 10
furnish bond Of $500 to keep the peace.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13
AusrRIA,s cApINGr.


By Associated irehs.
vienna, Nov. ~ The names OF tho mom-
bers OF tho new onbinct were announced
officially today " follows; Prince Wind
isch.Gfentz, primo minister, Herr plcnar,
minister " finance Herr Hacqueham. min
lster Of the interior. Iicrr SchoanDoru,
minister Of Justice; Herr Fallsenbaya, min
isicr u aRricplturei Count Wosterhrlu,
minister Of national doinnses; Dr. Mndiwki,
Of commerce, and Herr Jawarakl, minister
without q portfolio.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13
PENSIONS
CAUSED
THE ROUT,
Says Congress-
man Bell
OF FORT WORTH'S DISTRICT.
His Views on the Sherman
Law Repeal,
The Fort Worth Pomomcc WIN No,
ne Filled By Democrat untn
Janunry -Tcxas' fractional
Fight Not Considered.
His Views on the Sherman
Law Repeal,

t,,u,,,nsstnnp Roll aa ,,,na aty,teJ
49,. ,,.., ~,
ln Aee''iuN9 NAhel''' alll''u N'n'V Wv
tcMhy morning irtn washington and
si,oni the day al tho home Of his brother,
a.. ci.., 49,. -.
'''l''iN' ~" 'N,
Nhoh q REPORTER called on MN yeslor
day Afternoon he was cirossng cob
min. AIR n.u e,nr,.srI tint.nlr os
,tu ,.t.. 49, 49,.
l''hNE N'll' h"'llk 'nloSoN WY pl'N"'
0ut weather In Washington up 10 the
time OF his donntnre.
.,,tp,, .l,.,t 10 ,...,,,., ,,.o. $40, ,,,,,,.
~" '','.i'f ~ "'s m"' WY
cheering l'r US. sal Mr. bHl' Whon
questioned on the subject, "hut the re-
ami ,,na NAT upc,ncctc1 1pIaej IA.
heNe every puphe h'hh ia washington
thought the Democracy would be- de
featcl, certainly. foS ~ tbem ,l,ourbt
,,,o ,ynrt1 Ia, irin,,,t,,ri
the causcaf think The primary
cause of nur defeat was tho udmiuil-
ty,tIo,ts ,ttt,uto t,,,.,,r1 r,.,,,t,,,,,,, M,
,',,'..' ~
lN"'A7 "tl'n HlN' n'hh hi4u" nave 'W
on a large number of penHluns, and, Of
course. thnsa v.bo wore thu iosera bv
~. If. M,
"''.' ." wv N'i''"' NV
only did they, but nearly dll pensioners,
who naturally thought iher pensions 81
ie.,perjy exert thensely,.i IN ,0.,.
,....t,', e,a,,.,.. $50. 49,. III
WV "'''A'. N"pl'''V ''n''"'fH'" HWH'w
were pensioners dnl the pirty IN power
by Us rulings should take away thou.
sand. nnl tbr,s,lr,, ,nr,,,- ,,,,,. .i,,,s,n.i,
t,, t, ''''
u'u 'pu illlnN 'hey NoWu l"lv NENlnHt
the party Ia powort think this Wow
h burte out by Inc re.nl In Vireinin ANA
tt.,t,,,,, IA, n,,.....,,... H.. .,.....,...,
y" ''"''a guy p'nN'oN''N
are NOT 10 potent ga element aud we
held our own, in New York, Ohio und
Iowa tln prnalduors constitute an Ina
u,rfg,t f,dto,
F ans i'''"
VI 'pulNc ihr pirNhilhg nara umN
was a factor ia mnkiug The result. mud
possibly tbe reneal of tho tnr,b,sing
'I.,,s..e n.. g.. ~, IN, ','''s
linii99' ,pGi wv ''h'in''ll H't AlheH' but 4
uo.!{ ,li .,,, 81 XIII n,,,. ,.,,
~ KY la,lh ,n.FN WIZ ne nly more
SILVER iVBlglntiull 9uf'ns iho coming ses
Hn, nl ,pnsi. a,., 80,
.n ~, nip5 lullih 80, Ihn iariu
VIII NANlNf NIf lfM ANIlnlNNIMfInu ltlfNlNnlH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13
The Street Commissioner is
a Power
In Ward Politics, and tho Talk is
Tint lie Can Make and Unmake
Aldermen-A Municipal
Student Talks.

The action of tho cnurrn Ia i,,,,,,i,.,
D,o -. ~
'' v, t'' SH'eI commissioner
from Sou To 500 per month Is causing
some comment. and tberpbv soma of tho
lruv.in,, o,,.,. ,,,. i.,,,,.,,,.' .,,.. N,
N""-'Hs PIeNE ~
Wv HHe =" P'l'uos'
locnl politician, high In city affairs.
smoke freely ON tho snbi,ct
IIo,,ii. .srit. -.
q. ~, -. Az '".'''',', 'uV's "o' oe"''
NJ Mr. Lcahy, the present commissioner.
that is, not during his present form Of
ono. far 4, ,,;u bo,o,,,. .g,,,i,.., -.
'"'NN' -" WIZ "''"'he Vue'AN' "hlg
AFTER ms successor shall have been
elected But there H. every probability
that Mr. Ipaby will he his AVN surrcssor
., % ,,,,,,,..., NJ, III. H. .,..,,, -,
SO OIL course MI LeAhy " muci Interested
In the matter.
However II Mr.. I.eaby should fail
80 - ,I,,,i,,, IN, -. ~. 49,.
w ~ '''''''"' NV WI N''e''V '"' 'u"iNH
oil MS successor Tor, so say those who
profess TO know, Mn Leahy was UNI
firing an his efforts ia bov. III, incr.,s,
T
Insult
~ ot1,r,no,, r,o,,.,, rri,n,r,i,. -, ,,r,,a,.,,
OF AIueFilah Naru' ne commune con
sisted OF nlue aldermen. Alderman
Ward originally was NOT member Of
49,. III, r.. t,.,,'',,.i ....i. ~
'u' ep'npi'e, re ln''hu'u 10 push tHV
election Of Mr. Lcahy, and did not pro-
pose TO be handicapped by any caucus
,1,s. ,,o .1,,,i1 ,..,oir.. .,,,,,..,,,,,., ,i,,,
",i'''' '''u'' ''''''' ''''
his man would go through Ihis assur'
ance was gwen, for without an additional
vote the combine was impotent.
w '''0
The combine numbered among ITS
members Aldermen Terrell and Drake,
,t,, l,tt,,. AZ "a, i,,,r WAS leader Rpt tbpy
INV ''''''' % "-''''i
We're hot harmonious some 81 Uhe
members had been supporting Mr. Mel
son for street commissioner aud after
saclihcihg thelr man Tor AlF' iN4n' 'hey
felt that more sacrifices would be intoi-
cradle. So when the time for ,lecting
a,.,,.. ,..,,,., o,.,,,1 M, nep,l,e,,s nf tle
olllotiH e'' t',,1 tbo,, sl,,.l ngr.-d oniv
coinpnc i"uu l nv, ',..',' ,,l,irb wont ~
on iniee n''S op FiD ,',,;, mi NV
MT. lorreN' s'''e' ''i'i'i'i''''i'i' '''' ''
sexton 1.,. t,.,,n ;r,,,,,.jiotci, IN
Mr. leany uys.'H ,iln' g,, -
show ms nppfrelallo''l anu nJS i a,MaSs
been prolhpt lVinuIlhs ~ N, '.aF,'i-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13
DIR MINISTER'S INSTRUCTIONS.
nv ADua.Fs,taI Ihr,.s

liy AsHpclnloi lr0as
Washington. nov. II. State and navy
department officials are extremely rcti-
cent regarding what action will be mken 10
curry ont tho policy announced by Secretary
Gresham In the Hawaiinn question. The
navy department proposes Ia know moth
ng ~ any urdrr Issued Ia carry on lhe
restoration of the queen. VI the Uuiinl
States minister has Instructions 10 clr-
ry out the policy NJ the government he
VIII call upon the governments naval
forces to assist him but M this case,
Hint would lryhlye upon Minister VIII
Ills, the duty Of presenting his crrdon.
tials 10 the present government mud
then proceeding 10 take steps 60 denose
q from power. This embarrassment IL
pointed ont by prrspns opnyorsnnt with
ibgl0matir methods.
II II probable that the instructions Of
Minister Millis VIII hr found IN be- 20
nscertuin " The provisional government
Ga Hawaii viii cOnseni 80 retire peace
nlsy and make WAY for the restoration
nj fiiioukalnui. Yielding 10 iln employ
official rcaucst from lie United STATES
minister may carry, " they refuse 70
yicid to this pressure Minister WILLS
viii be- empowered 10 await further IN.
lruotions,
4 s,-amer sails from Honolulu today.
and VIII arrive Va San Francisco. nc.
cnriing to sGhpdule time. n week from
today. November lS Minister Wills 81
due 10 arrive 10 Honolulu, having sailed
Yesterday llo win Therefore have been
iherc week when the steamer sails
from there 10 San fruneiaco tqdny
irbia would give time for Minister Willis
10 have taken some action in accord
with NJ Instructions before he sails.
Frank H. Hastings. secretary Of The
Hawaiian legation. declines to express
an npiuinn. nR no has received no official
notification Of any fhnnEe hetween the
two governments II Instructions have
noon plvan Minister Willis 70 dopOse thp
Government he represents. he point ont
There IL nothing ~ Secretary Gresham's
letter to show the fact
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13
CATTLE SHIPMENTS.
Heavy consignments to Kansas city
and chicago from Amarillo.

Amarillo. Tex, Nov. ~ From one 10
fonr trainl1ada pf fat cattle arr being
Slipped from this point 10 DE kansaa
civ aph UhicarO markets each day. The
shipment. for November viii DO moro
tim dobhlo ti.o4e Of OctoAer which az
gregatnd .g3T carloads -. \. Arneit Of
IN gn,dr ranch. near Colorado Civ.
Ter.. Is here aud has already shipped
several truinloada Of fat beef cattle t1
Chicago. and viii continue iO ship tWo
trainioahs ,iaily until $40 18th Instant.
Iolin Bollcnit Of the 1'N ranch. Is pre-
uadng 10 ship seyrl irainlodds 10 Chi
roao In few days Mr.. FOB Waro
shinpei one trainloal 10 Kansas Civ
today. and nnplg niicr prominent oai-
tlpmen who are hers today clipping
nrc n y. Strintfellaw alg ipe Lang
af Hale ccuniy, Tey., y u. Ilhea, ] !,
X Mllwpc and Robert Minsur " New
Nsrioo. and 1911 NDpirniu " Lubbook.
lTnln n Beall Of Colorado CITY viii hare
1900 head II fat cattle here ready hi
shipmeni.
tl,,..r a.. corruufiou OF la.,t,sa,r,fa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13

The refusal Of the captain 10 deliver up
Horiill, passenger Gen. Young, United
STATE, minister to Honduras. undcr in-
siructlons scnt by Secretary Gresham.
by The direction Of the president, pro-
tested against the act aud demanded an
apology. The government OF Honduras
Promptly disavowed the conduct cf It's
Tor the occurrence.
he apology was entirely satisfactory
10 me United States, aud il is believed
VIII end the Incident"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13
corroN eLorH TRApEs.

BY Associated Press.
Manchester. Nov 11.-Busness In cotton
ihis week w-as very light. with prices nom.
naily unchanged. but lower when tested
wiii the unfavorahle Influences Of the coal
strike. which both hinders the producers
from meeting the demand and retafds home
trade distribution, The wrtfcled American
cllning "a the Liverpool market. There Was
an uncertain movement IN Eastern ex-
tsianros and fair business Ia India and Nbl-
ma for Tow prize shirtngs, and also for
fe,y speeiafties. The general market Is In
active. Pint cloths are slow and narrow.
goods seeking buyers. Narus are selling
slowly al an elghih decline, but prospecis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13

as that Of the constitution she sought 70
have ndopted IN January Inst. might
tempt tl.r members " Tho provisional
government 10 step aside sui trust 70
The United States their Interests n ihls
way. This - whnt Clcrolnni and Grrs-
ham hope for, though what ASSURANCES
a. 20 the future influence Of this gov
ernmcnt IN the islands Is not known,
rongressman O'Ncil ~ Massachusetts
has laid before Secretary Hreebnm an
appeal from q Boston house having large
fiinrfsts in iha iHlands ir follows;
Boston. Nor. li.-Plense call on tie
proper officials and request en tho b.
ertv m Honolulu auf throughout tho
Kingdom that Instructions be sent 20
the United States minister there 10 pro.
tect tie Hlme We believe nere Is
great danger Of bloolshel and desirue
ti0n Of property Hlve telegrapbei Son.
afpr Ioar these facts. ..,.
lsignedi CHARLES BREWER AZ co
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13
Full Associated Press Dispatches.
Complete State Special Service.
Many Special Features.

the causes Of the present low price 4
cotton, and the best remedy for The evil.
Associated Press representative tonight
''the weight Of evidence Eve taken is
against thr use Of future dealings In
cotton as carried on IN New York and
New Orleans"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13

AZ any rate. the watchers say there
Leahy su ssas MY r p,Si has S' so ms
strength among the voters. especially
IN the second ward. One alderman has
gone so far as TO say that MIR, Leahy
can turn the wunl over to whomsocYer
he plcasesn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13
Railroad News.
Labor News.
Sporting News.
BUSINESS.
HEAVY IuDGArEyrs.

a1fisl = 'ApH-hl--N >.
e1 o tie Gazette.
~. 80. s,'oa' Tx, Nov. 11.-Judgments
5l,, 'snoeFed in lie state district court
SD iis s.insi the defunct wholesale dry
CIV n 9 Weiss Bros, us follows.
"a II ~ Nohum X Co, for SKI. 45S.SI.
H.. ,S'ni interest
~ Interest 'ehln for s'527,7a and G per
enrl Fuller a., a. eao,,
~ IN interest. ~ i'''-i'i' anu
" q All lt y Woollen Mills for 3d.
lslitrs,i nor cent interest "
filht eent interest.
h IN 1874 ,.a 4 Go. for SI,6To.3l and
%.i1 an5 4 ooilen Mills Co. for $40
~ ~ ssNn & Snus far 20 IN TX
isll eent interest i'' 'ii"-'o
3 - .,o,ls a. Go. for s3pTs y,
1n II ent interest, $50
Ass~ .n.,,efesi. ~ i'i fhe-' aud .
ns a total Of S54149 a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13

By AfsoaIatol Frrss,
Washington. nor. 12-Easiern Texas
GENERALLY fair: MONDAY mach colder;
north winds in extreme southeast por'
fion: warmer variable winds in north
west portion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13
REAL ESTATE. Y

noing IN quldaiion We offer q great
variety Of Real Estate holdings, eousisting
Of nnc residences. business and building
lois. aud an immense acreage Of improved
and unimproved lands for sRlq az sacrl-
nee.
me RE8cRAa7's RATyoa1L saw.
FoRT WORTH, TgsxAs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13

By Associated Pres
Washington. Nov - Secretary
Gresham gave on the following 10
nisht;
When Authentic Information was re-
ceired on fhe department u the firing
appn The American steamer Nnsta kica
Al AmaYala, on the 9Th lost, because OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13

Among the agricultural wonders OF tle
ing SO pounds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13

Logan, Ohi0, Nov. i2,.-Grnfge Mcdonald.
wldey-knpwn teacher living near herc.
LEFT the ely for home on saturday night
man N good habits. Wifi no knOwn enc
fuirs mid 40 reason tot having homo. A
cnnai which be would hnvr 10 cross has
l,Qen dralned nud ihe river dragged A
party Of 100 are ethrchlhr the country.
Mcdonald had $40 Oh h4 piTson aud foul
play n suspected. Great excitement pre-
walls
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13

four issues. More reading mat
ter in one week Excepting plate)
than any other Fort Worth
paper provides in a month.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13
HOAK. DEP ARTMENT.

Plush Capes our best selling wrap this season.
nv week line and prices reasonable. We have
IQht cut style and fit You will save money by look.
line before you buy. SPECIAL MONDAY, 1873
4aes Jackets, light weight Not everybody wants
NA but those who do want will find them at this
4 n about onefourth value Mark well what we say
ladies' Jackets marked to at 81 10 So 90 Sc SO,
IS So go at price S,ae. s2.l8 All sizes, SO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13
bNEj DAY SALE.

Monday are going to give the ladies who want
W n supply at saving of at least 40 per cent We
4 vi special lot of so dozen hose Fast Black High
'd Heel and Double Soles stocking you can't match
as &c We sell this lot Monday at 3Sc per pair Mon.
M only at sSc
.mant has been a very successful one with us You
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IN 1921 m English law was pansed
against calico, lining wearer and seller,
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BLACK GOODs..'s

Ih is Black Goods We foresaw this and
Foday showing more different than cares to
Kat When you want black dress don't fail to see
line We never fail to please. All prices you may
|nt Any price we make is as low any merchant
n ame goods