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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02

John CLARK lives Mt Ross. Yesterday he
came 10 Waco A man offered him o job
distributing cards for the American jew.
elry company. OF course John accepted
the offer because there was money in IT,.
He was carried MP stairs to n room over
the House Of Lords saloon, A part of
the business VIVA that each member OF
Johns family should draw a prize, the
amount 10 be decided by q throw OF the
dice. But john had to show tha; he was
worth more than the amount Of money on
the table at each throw, and he kept
throwing unth on his pile was on the
table. Then he threw and lost and WIS
told thut the money ON the table had to
DE sent 10 the treasury.
He reported the mutcr and Constable
Billy Moore arrested L Deutsch u fter a
lively race. and with the lclp Of Mr.
Hart he also arrested G.. II. McNiorris.
Both gave bond In the sun Of $3.50. with
Tom Waite and lei Davis MS surcties.
q. r.. Moore halls from Hamilton
Hamilton county. He was induced TO go
mp stairs over the ST. Charles saloon,
he says, with view 10 making a CON
tract for distributing circulars for the
Bahhitt Soap company The game was
worked ON him about like the othor He
lost about $50. but no arrests have boon
made. He says hen bet they never catch
him again.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02

the secretary o. state today: The Sni.
ioa-Sharp Hardware company Of Ge1fg,.
TOWN. with q capital stock Of SaOOag
The incorporation are j. A. Sn.tsn. y,
Carothere, y X Brown. Also Austin
Art school, the incorporates being i. X,
Holland. u. n Fillmore, PrDfs. Lefevre.
Edwards. Carlisle. John u. McCen,
Miss Elizabeth Iey and Mrs Hnd6le
No capital stock or assets are mentionel
Superintendent Carlisle Is ont Of tbe
city attending a teachers institute AZ
Rusk. Tomorrow be will be- h Houytsn
ors' association.
The East Texas association meets With
the teachers association Of Galvesiol
and Houston.
There was a rnnor on the street that
Ed Kaufman would rot mako epv m.
pointmcnts in die Office until after M
lnited States senate had confirmed bis
appointment. Mr. Kaufman denies the
report ana says that he proposes 90 20
along on the assumption that his nonli.
nation will be confirmed. ''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Proposals for penaiis for grazing on
tho klQwa and Coinnncho ruarrvn.
tim. okiahomn, United Ninics Indian
Aaadarro, OK, NOV. q. ISIS. +scaied
B opSs. sh5ep q hogs fsr 30 period d S ono
s sfiar dsesebsa '9 q he l9wa snd P'f co
mnnche reservation OK. Ter. indoracd
.Proposala iaf esgtlle grazing permits; az,
uk' FER, VIII be received al
this Office unln O'clock ..
nesossafy INFORMATION. Including prescribed
form NJ lensc. nnd the niuounf Of bond re-.
1uirod for fulnllniont Of Contract viii be
Furnished upon application % this Office.
sealed proposals must state the price Dor
aero per hnnun, md ngo the innaiinun
number Of ca.tlo proposed 70 be Rraxed
bc submiftcd Tor grading peruilf or lease
f0r lie period OF qnr yenr only, from data
o. leabe. Efmything, being saiiafuciory. It
biddpf proposing ~ pay tie hlghrat price
foF the range, pgt ne nght y reserved e
rriee. a.y and el proposals. md no porras
thry II tho interior. hnch bid mnst
DO accompanied ~ 9sr rl,hS cheek
1epotli5ry or solvent national bank In mo
Vicinity 81 tho bidders place 81 business.
made paY1,hlf " We gius % 'q l soilq aa,
cent o. The amount ef the proposal, which
check or draft khnll be forfeited 20 the
tiniiod STATED IN ease anr bidder or biddefa
reeelying 40 award hhail fail 70 properly
ereeutc tic nfrccmrni FOR lease for RrHxing
uri,liefea. ana a suitable bond for fnltnfnl
ncrforinancc OF his part Of tho contfact,
ofherulse 70 be returned TO tho bidder
Hlidefs rceeiyng nn nNnfd Will bp re-.
atiroi 10 furnish protection 20 all Indians
nvinr within their respective rnuacs
srslna alb dfpredaiions from stock All
bids must be submitted 10 accordance with
fhe ierIi.s or this advertisement or they
Win moi b. considered. Al the expiration
N I'M lime fOr which said lands nsd leased
XII fences hulit inprenn will revert 10 the
fudlrua sam ranger urc bounded A. fol
lows fo-wli' Henro No. ~ south o. fori
rii about six milla and "a bounded on fha
north And Wrat by lands now nsen fof
craflna purposes By cofnnicho ludlgn-.
sonth By pasluro now leased 70 Nuslas
iif0A. east By posture lc4lcd 70 Cox \
Ilhfkp. and cOniniua about ip'ooo acres "
bld les than q cent pr ncrf VIII be
entertained for This range. RANCE No. ~
veal Of AnudaIku atpuf fidriy.ufo miles,
aud = bounded % follows, to-wit; forin
81 Wnabiin river mud Cheyenne country,
gOuth hy rOad runnlnF from Anadarko 10
ELK creek ohsf br itnlny Mountain creek,
west Is uosfu-n leased 70 Cox 4 Houston.
coufalnnr about 400 acres. turh q.
iirSwn. Actlnf inllan AreuL Kioea rud
coilauehe Arcncy, AnaaafApt uklahpra'N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02
NO LEARNED TRAVELLERS
..oxop THE WORD nuoipue
GIVEN BY ONE
\. 4. other informed the Crowd
uow tho city of Chicago
Got It's Name.


A, cords In most common
NOne OF u' ia Mr. Oliver L.
= humbuA sa'u -. a,.,,,,.
.t A Massachusetts suVe
NNNs I. an ctymologist as well as
a. Wy soIestnan. yet I'll
npsst foo1"e" ~, 49,, nan q, ~
..sre 10 say that nV' 'N
2 80, how Il originated. Nohe Oh
Wy ~ .,,,,anv which had assembled
n HUE t,,ch iost night
:, lawsons lor avn ;,
"A 1--WE the derFati"n' won
wnstcptt, during the time OF
rh NJ or.rye. when he was ham
rllan o. S.'' -. "a. -. o,a;,s, rho
1 .,snr awny VITA JUS "'m'
n, a. some Of the old towns IN lle
~ ..;es the people OF England
lsF tolH'' .. 90, occrrat, ,e,,,s
.,re very Anxious ~ -
ne battles. The country was divided
.py. the Wings werc the adherents
4 tp' - ,a,o Tories who wanted
william nuu - a,,.,.o,,,, 80 "a
4 4, linz eonsutulloi, anu cu .s!'n y, ~
4 X. bitterly naten tne itue Dutch
4 sh8laeki as ne WIS ea'leu N uel.s i','ii
4 X heliluarters, Tor war HIiu Eeliei,u
4 hnken political news IA tn'Se usys
~ hamVfFE '"N - -
4 ~, or gazettes' were l9slei IN GER
i "a phres and for by q NUMBER OF People
! 4, snbscribcd Tor me earnest news
q In these bulletins were relu by the ex-
4 ,irs Of Hap'burg they were given TO
n \ pablic readers VINO read them aloud
a - srne conspicuous place making
N N oiarge from the crowd. lue news
II -tned in these g9HetteS was after
~ sent TO the diilerent European
Is a. By their respective ministers. But
II Is eften unreliable. And so when
Il elondon know-all' who got early news
~ Elhe gizetfes, sent u TO the foreign
~ E'ment end would. tell 1t TO friend.
n titer would say. IN a sort of guying
"A n On, that's Hamburg news. The
A Fqe soon got on to the fact that bogus
a n was dying more in Hambur" for the
+ 81 q King Williams friends and
4 y word Hamburg soon became synony-
SOS with what we call fake now-a-
Alh Il became corrupted to humhug."
4 divers quito schOlarl.' amt he
4 l9sr said fat little wanderer from
A &athern cipital. But say, eau you give
\ ~ tie enpn of Chicago Nou don't
know, 50 ~ iell you, Many years ago
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02
CENTRAL CITY NEWS,
FORMER FORT woRrmTE GETS
THREE YEARS FOR BIeAMY.
Arrested, Charged with False swear.
ing to Obtain Hiarriase Ii.
oense--say They Wore
Robbed.

Nv, NJ. IL
Nheo' rex Dec. L-Ihere was pc
culiarly pathetic scene In the Fifty
fourth district conrt thla foreno,n
Il, m,1. ~,
luale ule hearts OF great stohg
lien met WIN PITY, aud tears could be
seen on many faces OF gray-halrcd, Old
citizens. trlrslins down tbeir f,rr,,,,,d
chooi,, T., -,
~, ~ ~ i"l''u huceesAiph'
Inc case OF w, II. Riddle, charged with
higamy, had been called Riddle former.
iv .irod T., M, wa. 800, ..sr.
49, =" .Vss Nvr'n Hhu iVi. WIG
anu iour children there when ne came
TO Waco few mouths ago. Inside the
bar sat two women. onc IN seeming GOOD
sni-it. az -53,..
i.'l's' my Wn'f' 'eAuef'g hoiu'ns a
"-ihonlns-old babe 10 her breast, while
her bood-shot eyes. her wrlnkied. but
not og.5 f,co n,b o,,r o,,a amor, ,hc
,,.,t,..i "HN' "'N
Mulnl quNEuhg OF nor hps, plaiuF ms-
PayeN 20 an VINO saw her that she nad
Sungteu LOT Gays ana 4ears Rnl ihat
her heart was slowly nut surely break-
i a55 ~ uesFegs, caused oy some terrip'e
m" w WI NV lng uplu htr'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02
HELP WANTED MALE.

A JoB PRINTER WANTED. MUST HAVE
twentieth century works m Ms mead.
Address with rufcrcnce and salary re-
qulfcd, Inmpa O, Jones, MeNia, Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02
MANSION.

RW levin. Denison; C l. V Butcher
and wife. Whitcsboro; Il IA Frey, city;
Mrs Lee. III Paso; G. II Anderson. Mem.
phis. Tenn; w n Gillette United States
army: John Hoifer, Austin; Il A Jo,
ham. st 1.uuis: j II Paine Argyle; II X
Fehleison. Argyle; II l. Ellison, city; w
G Clark. Grand Rapids. Mich; 5 y Moss
II q Burleson. Waco; II II Shirley,
Whit: / Sadier, Arlington; I Roberts,
city: r 7 Tye, Clarendon a Harvey,
Fort Worth: p Il Walton, city; W Il
Pelcher. Louisville; j + Hamilton,
Grundview; w l. Fitzhugh, United States
army: j L Hennesy, Texas ] V -Four
ncy. Galveston: Mrs C VI Gardner, Dali
las; A ] Tisdall. Clarendon: ID Q Brown,
Vernon; ] w Harh Marshall; II n Rowe,
Clarendon; II S Allen. Grnnbnry; L NJ
Berry, Riverside. Cal: c W Williams, st
Louis. w O Ready, Thurber: S Black
well. Thurher; William McAlanis, Baird
] II Peck, Mcpherson. Kan; T a PaHkey,
city; l. b Russell, Comanohe; 4 Roberts,
city: NJ w Carrco st L0uis, w G.
Clark. Grand Rapids; A 7 Dunlap,
Washington; ] J Aiitchner Bowie. Mrs
] Scott, Norman, o \: Miss Ada Logan,
Norman, II; James Seeker. Qnanah.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02
MOURNING AT TERRELL.
,ncainl IN the Gngsttn

Terrell. Tex, Dec. 1.-Terrell lodge
Of Odd Fellows offended the funeral Of
Mayor j. $. Woods at Forney today.
There were also Odd Fellows present
from Wills Point and Kaufman aud
Grand Secretary Fahm from Dallas.
Mayor Woods was also district deputy
grand mnstcr Of This district of Odd
Fellows DR.. Hubbard of Kaufman
lodge was recommended for the position
made vacant by Mr.. Woods death.
Terrell ana Kaufman lodges went up by
private conyeyancos. The funeral was
largely attended and the deepest sorrow
provides the entire community.
Justice 4. L. Frank Of Terrell pre-.
the remalns for holding nm inquest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02

~ INC HaHeIte.
/ i ss.1s; Tex, Dec. 1.-Capt. w. A.
la a number OF wears has resiSned
T. ns,1sl. Taylor has been elected to MI
..Al XIV house WIS burglarized last
|lAy ,taNe burglars booty was 50 in
II ilfr hnc gold watch belonging 10
| Y. n asle q few days ago ON snspie,on Of
"a iuiieesli in Colorado by the peniien.
'tri 4 e.lle5 Of that state. and for
l.iel ~ rN. ~ q 500 WIS ofierci, was
M ~ ne officials sent from the penl-
/ g'pse M ~ ~ ttnte 10 tiis place FOR that
...'lle oni ny I'm BACK q Colorado today
Il u Al. w term, Policeman Mack hi
, q b. ~. ,lty W.. ret the reward 81.
~ ~ slate Of Colorado for his cap
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02
AUSTIN BUDGET

. the Gazette.
5000 Peter brandt 10 ali r nr3yi-
y rights under ms eoB,,p h. ", :, a, 4,
lfisi,,ss ',lne PaFs. upon henrinr hjs
y 50. a9n petition. The board of
n salsl t,,.,l'nens had some week. ago
y IN Tor dlsobedience.
~ (, ~ general has decided adj
,soi,,i,s National Loan aud Saw
N hsiu,ss 100 " though It may be some
", slhert s'oAef Hollingsworth
= ~ ~ - today in the comptroller's
az Collections aggregate sis..
" Sd MS chamhens Of Glasscocl
4s'Aess with the comparable.
Charters were issued by
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02
CHARGED WITH FALSE SWEAR
ING

@. A. Spurlock was arrested today,
charged with ialsa swearing Ga obtain j
marriage license AZ reported fully IN
procured marriage license 10 marry
Miss Wheeler. He Fw0re sho was over
1s years Of age. Her folks learned oil
the contemplated marriage and nipped IL
Ia the bud, as II were. They testified
before the grand jury when that body
met and CAUSED Spurlocl TO be Indicted
because OF his testimony That the girl
was over is years. The would-bo nus.
band Is now w inil.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02

t0iTe, most natural In nc WY ny ~ 7
cheapest, because guaranteed . give snth-
s-.,L r,oi. Gonsrally lts tho liver. An
ective livrr prevents Impurities and polsons
Sr5s, cs,.rir- a. hood. Pleasant Pellets Fl"
have 4 tonic elect upon the liver and tho
s,-,srai won. Their ours Indigestion, ly1-
sse1-is BlTzy suels, Sick or Bllion1 Head
achsg- ard al arrangements Of tne hFeri
stomach and bowelA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02
AT A DANCE.
One Man Fenrfully slashed by An
other and May Die.


crpenvlIle. Tex, Dec. lat Advance, two
and "A half miles west OF the city, last night
a. w Bowen was seriously and probably
fatally cut by u. Q. Swinks. lie was cut
m three places once on INC igp or ine neld'
bnweling him, the latter wound being lle
more serious. lac was brought 20 thls rily
and placed 10 charge " physicians VINO
sNink. Is Is said, wAs drunk and curslug
In the presence Of the ladies' whcn be WIS
ordered 10 Leave the premises. ha went
out on the gallery and without any provo
ration turned upon Bowen cutting him rs
above stated Swlnlzs then lefi, and at M"
present writing has not been captured.
Rowen's wounds ARE quite serious and the
piyaciaus do not tnink he VIII recover
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02
MUSIC

Alex HHsCHFfELD'g CLASSICAL or.
ehl4lfa only 1ue inssirist'Hs Best mtair
for dances, partia. tie,. Iefins l0sfNL
10 Naig street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02
rlrBEzz1ER CAPTURED.

By Associated Press,
Topeka, Kan. Dee 1.-E. Il. Wcstfall.
a former clerk IN the United States pen.
sion office here has been captured in
Denver He Is under bond on the
charge Of stealing three checks, agrre-
eating $1,000, from the pension Office,
but fed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02

By AssoglfeI -.
London. Dec Tho Pal Mall Ga,
zette learns that Patrick Reed, murdered
il DabIin ressalpi "A B Ss6alf q Taoihy
~ N i'm triai Of the Phoenlr PARK
i','1;ratsre The Pail Mall Gazette
III that siuce thai time Reed has been
allf T., s sa-,ncr ana connection has been
w 9 IT, nraved between Reed and the
.nesnt explosions 10 Dublin and mat
,tartlinr disclosnges may be eApee'ou At
ans moment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02
FINANCIAL

LOANS on IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY
can be placed ~ q aud per cont.
rate according TO security. Glen walker.
Jr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02

BY Ass0clutcd Iress,
Chicago. Dec LIN the Coueblin cas-,
TODAY Juror Fred @. Rehm was dis
charged for having sworn falsely that b.
was IN Toledo during the time Of the
Cronin murder. This Immediately fol.
lowing the dismissal Of two iurors, leaves
the case In a chaotic condition,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02
BROUGHT TO DALLAS,


Dallas, Tex, Dec. 1.-7Jack Bell. tho
slayer Of Mayor j. s. Woods at Foney,
wa: brought In today by sheriff jim
Jail. Woods friends threatened 10 lynch
Bell and he was brought 10 Dallas county
for safe keeping. Bells friends say that
Woods, who was hot-tempered man
was the aggressor and provoked the din.
Guilty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02
SHORTHAND SCHOOL

WANTED pupfIS ~ SHORTHAND
Have frlf rilfs csedentlAloi several
years rrpcfielca IN tefrhlng Cali on
Or address Mrs. Patncl. Mansion h9uAe,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02

n. II, STANDBY KEEPs THE DEsr
stock Of fecond band fuflifuro. ttoyes.
euesrswafs. trunks, etc. n ths CITY ~
Hogstcn street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02
WANT COLU MN.
THE GAZETTE IS THE GREATEST
nM AN1n MEnIuM IN TnE sOurm.

THE GAZETTE IS THE GREATEST
"WAN1' MEDIUM IN THE SOUTH.
Nothing is published free except siiua-
lions snted. THIS exception Is made
solely FOR tho hcnent Of those who are
anxious To secure employment All other nl.
verisemcnts In tnis department are charged
for a. the irte Of l cent word caeh Issue
payable In advance. No advertisement "a.
ken for less than % cents
lEnSONAL.
LOST.
FOUND.
SreANED.
STOLEN.
sTRAYED on STOLEN,
ron RENT.
FOR SALE
lIELp WANTED.
BUSINESS CHANCES
DWILLtNG3s
ANTEn-ROOAk.
WANTED--HOARD
WANTED
WANTED-REAI ESTATE.
WANTED-TO ENCHANuE,
WANTED--AlIsCELL
Professional financial and DINER cards
special notices, etc. In thls CLASSIFIED o..
plriment si25 liue per month Discount
for upo ads aud for cash.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02

no NiswsPArER MENU HAVE a SIX
column wnslinglgn pros, ~ FOOD order.
win asll for 500 cash, (. o. b., two
dhnscs Included W. q, Easloriing, Del
RIO, Tea.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02

Waco Tex, Dec 1.-There was pc
euliarly pathetic scene In the Fifty
fourth district court this forenoon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02

THE MAERRs 81 DR.. sage's Catarrh
Remedy VIII pay you $500 u hey can .
1--WE you complete and pertnapsn1 cur
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02

rfE 81. JOE HERALD, PrBLIsIIED
poNneaiiy, strictly prohibition, fr0hibi.
Zionist anl temperance people should fond
tNls piper and assist Z 10 ~ eifOrln
"a ubiiish The iiquor iratiie Subscription
Proprietor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02

4 M ~ b the Gazette.
is NJ y. Tex. Dec. 1.-Hon. Ben Terrell
/ 49, r The Peoples party to a small
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02

WILLIAM @. HENDERSON CorNfELQn-
nfsifw and collector n Aine7ieen and for
Rooms 70 10 "a sorrla building. corner
I1ffh and Il efreets WGshi1ston. u. q.
Seventeen years exuei .eoce lneiHling
service iu t1ArfiniI corps y. ,. pateut
Office. SEND sketch n model FOR report ~
20 p1fcufahlfltr. Corfc1pl1dfurr inyltcl.
heniiea the Fort Norfh uaze'1e-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02

canal to connect lskes d Si''l1 -'''
Erie has been protested
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02
nrIr WANTED -rnNAIn.

IADIBsl-gOOD PAYING WonK At
home, no rnnvasdng. Send stamp 10
Miss J. II. Miller nntue Creek Mich
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02
POUND

FouND-NONi.Y ruRgls on HOUSTON
street Thursday, November M owner
can recover snipe BY puying for this ad.
GNEctio Office,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02

uHfNe NAAA AAH NAt
Of a liver pill nfinr
dinner, or 70 &c.
oomplish special
results, Is an ini-
portaut step In
civilization Dr.
pnrce's Pleasant
Pellets arc better
than other liver
pills IN almost oy-
resu0ct They're
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02

rouNpAA cniLp's car, CALL Ar
Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02

YOUNG MAN WANTED IN EVERY
county 70 nail M signs ana distribute
circulars gcod pay send stamp, Cal.
Creek. Mich
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02

WANTED "A GOOD CANvAssER FOR
every town 10 Texas. Addrcas LOCK
Box 2lS, Hort Worth Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02

wANrioD--ACENrs TO SI,rt, Our NEW
book, Common sonse IN business Mat
Voorheta A Rud5 IFS Monroe strcot.
Chicago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02

ron sALE-A onoiCE Lor or YOUNG
berkshire tows. Polk Bros
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-02

FOR sALn-A NEw SURREY, CHEAP.
Address Surrey care Uanotte,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-17
QUE MAMMOTH
SHOE DEPARTMENT

70 now crowded with Ladies'. Gents and
Chiidien's lFine Sho0a, mannis cture1 fsr
other arms who for reason OF tho Strln-
Gency IN the money market this season
were forced 20 cancel their orunrsi man.
nfactnrcr8 were anxious to convert tho
goods into ready cash, and our corps
OF buyhrH nlwaya on lookout when such
opportunities nro offered. like hungry
wolves,
THEY RAIeED THEN IN"
And now We offer 60 share our stocks OF
f}nrgrins with the people or Houston and
the visitors.
Elegant limo OF Infnnts' Soft Mnncanins
Worked Button iiples, Soft Soieh aizea
70 3. In Rcd Black, J'an and Dronze
real vaiue. soc our price. e5o,
Elegant line OF Infants Fine Shoes IN
Rad Tan, Maroon and Bronze. worth
si.0o; our price Zoe.
Elegant line OF Infants Black ISid But
ton shoes, aizoa 70 Q. with Silk Tassei.
custom work. worth 800; our price. Soc
Infants Exha Fine shoes, ] 70 8. worth
,t2h; our price. 7ae
Children'a Kid Button Shoes Spring
Heel sizes 8 70 s, worth 7ac; our price.
b0c
CbIdrens Extra Quality Custom Made
KID Spring Heel Button Shoes. sizes 10
T. worth ui00i our price, 7so,
Special Line of chiidren's Cloth Top
Kid Fox, Patent Leather Tip. Button
Shoes. Custom Made, sizes TO a. worth
iitqi we oifer Mt 400
Same as above. sizes 10 TO :, worth si.75.
We offer az tl20.
Elegant llne OF tho Celebrated T. II. Al
kinH 81 Ladies' Kid Button shoes, heel or
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-17

Lot 7l6e-Gents' Extra Fine An Wool
Black Corkscrew Suits, sacks and frocks.
worth $40; holiday price. $40
Lot 2733- Cents Extra Quality Black
Clay Worsted and Corkscrew Suits, ele-
gantly bound, tailor MADE sacks and frocks,
worth SIS TO $50 our price. ST.
Elegant line Of Best Quality Black CLAY
Worsted Suits, sacks and froclSs, OF the
celebrated Banner Bros make. worth S25:
our price, Sl5 $3.50 and SIS
Lot l2o9-Gents Extra Fine An Wool
Black Clay Worsted Prince Albert Suits,
worth SIS; our price $3.50.
Lot S17g-Gents Extra Fine Black Cork
screw Prince Albert Suits worth $50; our
price, SASS.
Lot 4sS6-Gents' Best Quality Black Clay
Worsted Prince Albert Suits. worth $25;
Banner Bros make; our price, SIS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-17

elegant line OF Wool Filling sz-lnch
Crepe Novelties worth l2Mc; our price sMe
ae.inch Wool Filling Brocades. worth
Exc; our price 6lko.
si-inch FLANNEL EuitinE, bargain at
so, our prise lie.
M-inch Panama fultings worth S5cj We
oner at lpc,
a-lnrh Hop Stacking. worth ssc, our
price iac.
3G-inch Fine Twill Henrietta, q bargain
al s6c; w0 offer at e3o
sesineh An Wool Extra Quality Plaid
Dress Goods. u bargain at COO; our price
asc
4o-ineh Striped Al wool Homespun, a
bargain at Coci our price sse.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-17

1uethire KID Gloves undress KID. even
ing shades. usually sold at si.5bi our price
A-25.
Genuine Foster 2f-inch Evening ahnde
MousqubtAirc KID Cloves. worth 800; our
prlco sa.f5.
r'oaiara Undfeesed Kid Moaquetasre s.
button lnngth, worth &i'sos we effer at
t1.Q0 a pair
HIE Drive in fadiea' Light Buckasin
Gauntlet Dritiug Gloves worth >125 (l1n't
fail 10 SEQ thein); our price s6c
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-17
CLOTHING Dept.

Lot $3.50 and 62O2-Gents Light Brown and
Grey Check All Wool Smoking Jackets
elegantly trimmed. worth So; we offer al
$3.50
Lots BOIL, Jo15 and 5O1S-Gents Extra Fine
Dab, Tan and Grey Smoking Jackets,
with elegant saul trimming and binding,
worth S TO go; our price. 1850
Lot 2s95-Gents Extrn Fine Black Serge
Fun Dress Coats and Vests, finest satin
lined, worth $50; We offer at SIS.
Lot 2S,lS-Gents Extra Fine Black
Broadcloth Fun Dress Coats and Vests.
with finest satin lining. worth $50, We offer
at $40.
Lot 2590-Gents' Full Dress Black Broad
cloth Coats ana Vests, worth $50; our price,
SO.
Lot 2633-GeHts Round and Square Cut
Extra Fine All Wool Black Clay Worsted
nicely bound Suits, at bargain at SIS; holt
day price, $40