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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-17
CLUB TIES.

The second gathering of the Entire Nous
Wits Club took place on Tuesday evening
last at the residence of Mrs. Adolph Wenzel-
burger. 1922 Sacramento street Progressive
whist Was the feature OF the evening. and after
the game had been played a dainty supper was
served. Conversation and musical selections
by Miss WenZeburger and Miss Pansy Kelly
occupied the attention OF the guests until the
party broke up.
Those present were: Mrs. Adolph Wenzel.
burger. Mr.. ana Mrs. william SwarlZ. Mr. ana
Mrs. Z. b. Stonehill Mr.. aud Mrs Richard
Kelly. MI. and Mrs. Howard G. Holmes, Mr..
ana MRS. Robert Donaldson, MIS-. Henry Y.
cummings, Mrs. Lizzie KIug and Mr.. and MRS.
John McMuIlin.
The Young Society Cub gave inner last
MONDAY evening at The residence OF MRS. a.
Curtis, In honor or he president aud vice presi-
DEN OF the club, Arthur Curtis and Miss Tiille
s. Buckley.
The Jolly Welcome Social Club gave its
inllial party on Friday evening last. al Social
Han, "A. q. f. building, 102 O'Farrell street.
Evening dress was the rule and at miGnlght an
excellent supper was served.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-17
BETROTHALS.

The engagement is announced OF Miss Mary
Cleves Dodge TO John Jacob Wrtner. The
marriage Will take place in January.
One OF the weddings OF the near future will
be that OF Miss Bessie B. Burgess ana DR.. w.
B. Sherman. TIE young lady is the only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Burgess, and
DIR. Sherman is a son of the late Assistant
United States Sub Treasurer.
On the first day of the new year DR.. Davies Of
Sydney, Australia, and Miss Eliza MOntagu
Smith, daughter Of Francis Smith, will De
welded in this city. Their home Will be In
Australia.
The engagement Is announced OF Miss Annie
Geneyiev Laurence, daughter OF Mrs. J. A
HOsia, and the late Captain Will In Laurence
TO CAPTAIN Samuel Ii. Burtis, formerly OF Santa
Barbara.
The engagement Is announced of Miss r.
R0senthal TO Mr.. LipschutZ both OF this city.
On Christmas day the wedding OF Leon
Morse 10 Miss Eva Schlessinger. daught OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Schlessinger, Will take place at
the MaisOn Dore.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-17

WHILE visiting our exhibit of decorated
china look at the outfits for OIL water color and
china painting. Good ana cheap. Sanbcrn,
Vail s. Co.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-17

A ship chandler in Front street, Brook
lyu, bears the high-soundi1g name of Mr..
Yves muster Abbey
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-17
A Series of Lectures.

Rev. q. r. Haweis, rector of ST. James
Church, Marylebone, London, England,
will deliver a series of eight Sunday even
ing discourses at Trinity Church. begin
ming on next Sunday. The mem bers Of the
church expect that there will be great
demand for seats and in order that as
many persons as possible may be able t.
hear this eminent preacher the vestry has
requested that each pew-holder inform the
sexton whether he intends to be present
at any of the lectures. In case the pews
are not occupied by the pew-hoders by
1880 o'clock they will be considered at the
disposal of the ushers.
Following are the subjects upon which
Mr.. Haweis will speak on the first four
nights:
December23: "God-Who Is He? Whai
Is Hep Where Is He? How Is Hep"
December 30: 'Bible-How Inspired?
When Written? Who Wrote 1t? OF What
Use Now?''
January 6: Fright and Wrong-Row
to Decide? Where Are tho Sanctions {?
What Are the Consequences Why Should
We Know?"
January 10: Whatp How?
When? Why? Wbere?"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-17

Tiernan John McCloskey. John Ball. George
Mcdonald. John McGrath, Morris Kennedy,
A. Began. Vincent Kennedy. George Huh,
Thomas McDonough and james Conlan.
The Brownies Entertainment.
Saturday evening, December 8, at The pleas
ant home of Alfred Bussard. TIA Clayton
street. The Brownies" and their invited guests
were royalty entertained. The evening was
spent very pleasantly in various games music use
and dancing, after will CHI tile guests assembled
In ne richly decorated diningroom ana par
TOOK of delicious dinner. Then dancing was
resumed until the small hours OF the morning:
and Alfred Bussard royal enIerla lners. The
following ladies were present: Misses Proll.
Barbara Black, Flo ence FairchIlo, Mile , r IN,
Berry. Daniel Mnrdep, VIII Peden, Jos phi
Ross, ". W. Wilson, A. Euler and VIII b.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-17
WEDDINGS.

At the First Unitarian Church on Wednes-
day evening last Miss Elizabeth Gill, sister of
William WaikinsOn Gill. was united in mar
rage TO DIR. Henry Ellis Sanderson son of the
late Mayor Sanderson. Both the bride and
groom were well and favorably known In
society aud musical circles In this city and
oakland, and their union was the result of a
romantic meeting in foreign cline. DIR. San
derson studied his profession in Munich. Vienna
and Heidelberg, and met his charming bride
while the latter was taking course of musical
lnstruc Ion under one OF tile leading professors
OF Germany. Their friendship soon ripened
into love. and upon their return to their native
land their engagement took place.
In honor OF The wedding tile church was dec
GRATED most be ullfuiy and apr priately with
choice cut flowers and tropical plants, Tie
attendance was large and fashionable, and
when. al $3.50 O'Clock, the bridal party pro-
ceeded up he main aisle, while the choir rem
dered the beautiful chorus from "Lohengrin,"
The sight was indeed pretty one. Miss Julia
Bowen acted AS maid Of honor and Miss SAN
derson aud Miss Percy were The bridesmaids
The groom was attended by Warren Holden,
who also acted as best man, and the ushcrs
were DR.. A. z. Woodward. Cutter Paige, Will
liam Denman and z. l.. Weaver Jr. Rev. Dr.
Horatio Stebbins performed the Ceremony, aud
at It's conclusion an informal reception was
held On Thursday last DIR. and Mrs Sander.
son left on brief southern trip, and upon their
return they Will reside at 2235 Broadway.
PabSt- kimbaII.
On wednesday evening. December 5, at the
residence OF W. e. Kimball, 80 Diamond street.
the Rev. Ell McCIlsn performed a very impress
sive marriage ceremony. uniting George Pabst,
young business man OF the Western Addition
and Miss Gussie A. Kimball In the holy ponds
oil matrimony. The parlors were artistically
decorated. AT O'Clock The march was struck
up by Kimball's Orchestra and the wedding
party entered. Mr.. George Newell and Miss
carrie hanson. cousins of the bride, followed
sister, Miss Emily Kimbali, maid of hone or took
their places IN the bay window, which formed a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

ThouEanGs az visitors Arrlyina IN
WNshingtuu.

rhousitnGs az Niaitors ArrIyinR In
wH-hinston.
Vaccination, Aug Washington
was formally tnkcn nogsesslen Of 10y
Tie knightn OF pythlas ~ o'clock
this afternoon, when Lawrence card
ner, the chnlrmau Of the cillgenF com-
mi''co ON tho camping Eromd, pre-
scented the camp 70 Major Canadian,
'ho commandcrin-chief OF the uniform
ionk. General cafnahan nude a brief
speech or acceptance ana was uien
Installed with hia Hhn ln large head.
puAFltfH iont IN the centpr OF lhp cainp,
The endowment rank was ais, ca.
tNhlished IN q headquarters tent on the
grounds. The onlrprs anticipate that
more than the 10000 iniah,a for whom
provision haa boon nude Wiil b. on
hand md today General Cpfnnhnn cam
ga nt the wnr department tu aak f0r
loan % ARMY tentn NJ onHe uf an ener-
gency. MemhotH nf The c'tl6cng' ouni-
mlttee went on duty az The depoh to-
day TO Welcome fhr mfivnla ana tie
hiEh school eidetn are uiliciannr= ns
ueasfngcra sunday the organizations
from C0l1rEtta. Nshinsiin Missouri ana
ohio are expected to begin coming IN.
one or the most Important questions 10
come before on councils viii De mn nt.
tempt % enforcs the ride that the
ritual shall ha Riyeh only IN lle i3n-
Elleh Language, a committee on rlhiu
appointed IN 400 rcnorted the ruiz 10
the Kansas city conc,avo OF ifl2. and
u was adopted. II IL said that TO
German indgoa IN tha United States
have printed their riteai IA Fnsllsh
after making an unnufoo1Hful demand
NJ uretlng ia Chicago Ia 1903 Tor
the ropeai OF the rule n there 10 nn
aitompt made to enforce the law
arningt the German lodges they may
aeccde, MS they claim iholr charters
confer upon them tho rirht 10 ern-
duct the meoiineu In lhcir nntlYo.
tongue. Another important duo9iinn
Is the exclusion OF liauof deniera from
the order ana Il " predicted that
constitutional provision for that pur-
nose viii be adopted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

San Francisco. Aug. 25-rhe ticket
as nominated by the Democratic con-
ventiun is as follows; Governor James
II. Budd. acknowledgements, William
j. Jetters justice Of the supreme
court. long term. Jackson Temple and
james e. Murphy; Justice OF the su-
ford; secretary OF state, b. NJ. Mad
doN; Encouragement A. j. Parni
state treasurer. j. G. Castro for con-
gress, James c. Mcguire, W. II. Al
ford. A. Cammiunetti. Thomas g.,
Geary Warren -. English and George
y. Patton; for state comptroller
Michael Meagher. san Francisco; for
surveyor general, Dwight Nj. Angler OK
Sacramento: for superintendent Of pub
lie instruction. c. y. Smith OF HolllA-
ter: for clerk OF supreme court. p. W..
AIcGlade, san Francisco; for state
printer, John p. carrie, san Francisco.
The Fifth congressional conyention
today nominated Joseph p. Kelley OF
san Francisco,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

Brennan. reN, Avg, 25.q'ho state
Sunday school convention uf the Col
ored naptat church N Ia session hero.
seven hundred and nHs sunday
auhnols are represented with "a members
ship OF 90 900 -Four hundred ana NJ
teen dclcEntoa are present Tho recent
split IN the Baptist church and the old
landmark Baptist convention az bryan
came IN for cofmidei9tion. This
branch demanded more colleges, with
southern tcnehora ard inyiwu the old
Landmarks 60 cnli u nrand state gath
eilHg and debate tho question. The
New iorls Bhptlats want mo Tcxhs
cplpred brethren TO agree that there
SHAH oe but one college In TcNae FOR
fity yearH, which fhllll be controlled
by the Northern branch, nnd on this
the tpilt ocegfred, ana kteps on widen-
ms The Texas faptista aay they re-
criye moro aid and cnconrnEomont
from the Southern wliltoH than from
fhn Northern rhufah. Tho papers road
are Instructive and do crodii to any
class. They are OF hiHh order. Rev.
H. NJ. wright o. Galveston was elected
president and Rev. =, Diego OF Calvert
HccrGtnfy. =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

New orleans. La, Aug. 25.-MeEIroy
q Co say.
Futures--F Fluctuations IN all markets
today have been insisnifcant Liver
pool seems 70 have placed little cred
ence IN the talk OF damage recently
INDUCED In on this side, as IL evidenced
by rs faint response 10 our advance OF
yostarday. The closing there shows q
gain q only partial eith. Spots were
fseely onored, and sales aggregated 1000
balea at unchanged prices. our mar
Eet opened az about test nights figures
hut subgcqnentiy declined Q points,
part % which loss however. wda re-
covered before the closing. which ~
under last night ~ New York tie
covering Of shorts Kept prieua steady,
and their closing S practically the
same as yesterday. The talk 81 dan-
are By ezce1riYe rains stln continues
which naturally dsiers bears from sells
lne. ~ with continued wet weather IL
n probsbic that ne movement WIN BE-
!nterfersd with, which would naturally
Oe used 70 advantage By The bulls on
The nrsi sigma Of clearing weather,
howeyer. It Il likely that shorts who
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

london. Aug. as--parilape,, ,c,.
pyolopr,a .,.la. ,rt, -, -
s'''4s" ''N.S, re NunohN hPetch'
when was re's'i=irom' the throne In
the house OF lofds' by the iord high
chancellor. Lord iiA.s.he,i ,o,,,,.nr...,,
.AtY ,,,as H., ,,.,,,,,...
''''H' "s'N eeus'eihen-i am
Erallllnd ~ the fact that your labors,
though uxhaustns. have bten fruitful
nns NV, e.,,aa..,, t,et ,,,, ,t,,.
NJ, '''"' w N''''N
'N' Joy "' 'hp olt'N or an hef IN the
third generation To- the throne. Tho
evtnt rs not merely propitious n Ia
,,,,r,.,a.,,,,.a II, a.. ,as... - .,.
80 '''' "'9NNF w '''e
e1ll'trN NY relations win fFe'en
powers are frlendly. hut 1 rogrct tina;
n vnrIete ~ Afriron nt,astIons WIN
49,.
ris'nee arN not yet NetNeu'
The speech continues; In concert
with the president OF tho United gtnies.
ha,.. ,,b., ~ s,,,s ,,,,,.,,...,.., i,
W
tiN' 'hee' W we hehtlnh aea aMaia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

ANions Abort fte sfatr llcisrt.
Jerome ISrntns's sbeerhes.

ANionh About ffe Sfntn racket.
Jerome ISratps'- sbeeches.
Dallas. Tex, Ans. e5-rhere was a
delegation Of Fort worth labor loadora
in the ciiy asoin yesterday to eonf'r
with local lcadorl ia regard to caliius
meeting 70 toke .piace ia 1'ort worth
about s.pttmher 10, 70 consiaer the
nroprloy OF calling state meeting
OF labor men 30 tn9se action cunuernlng
the campaign.
II appcnlB TINT the rlatfornfHut fmth
by The a,ale Democratic convention
docs not accord 10 pany rcapeen VITA
the Vows of oi gNniled la0oG lh0
LABOR Leaders olaiia tAat nol Jna 81 tho
nominees Of tlut convention dared 10
eleouoneer on taAt pialiorm petore
.hc conVsnunn, tAat tne ranlldatc3
pr1ies1sd 20 be In favor OF AL s1rls OK
reforms Mnun hes We're uat aoi,litiiis
lgr1bbed. tncy showed the clpvrn huof
py formulating rcSui..r plut3outtio
plauurDL
rhe labor organizations OF the state
clAlui ,u hare 81 nl1muefhhip ut sO,u9o
TO 10000 voters
Many OF tine leaders claim uRt they
would be going uealnst their own ia
terestu Vi they voted Tor tbe nominees
OF the Democratic party On such a plu-
togrGtlc platform ass they Claim mat
party naa published as iH q e'lratlon
Oh principles, The proposed myTnnH
at Fort Worth IS therefore 81 ottor-
mlnD whether nc labor men VIII Gust
their $4,000 Ia ia QAn qetes E7r Nusent,
or oven the Republican candidates, IN
preference TO The Democrats ntunct,
Mr. James Scott, q prumlr7nt LABOR
leader In tliis city siud mat DO had neen
sick f0r several days past aud did MOI
attend The meeting at Labor Hnll
| Thursday night lfe, however indofAed
! the resolutions adopted hy' that meet
ing hut repudmted most 81 Inc re-
/ nnindor of It's proccedingH. He said
! sc b fact that "a meeting rs 70 he hcld
4 ln Fort Worth ior the purppae above
stated. but Tint he was not ln pusluon
| to 10 Into details concerning H.
FarmQr Shaw said to Gazette cor
respondent today "If the nominees OF
! tie Democratic .pnrty rely upon such
! leaders as Judge Clark. col. Crawford
/ and Col Clint Giddinga 60 carry the
| ticket through obey nre going 20 give
/ Judge Nugent q hfr opening, unless the
/ Hogs penplc tar n hand 4ae hmm
! clint plank viii drive the farmers away
| from the ticket, and the Ninth plank
has alicnnted the lahcrlng people
Mr. George u Slgven. o prominent
/ Democrat uf knufmnn Hnid said mat
I while that tourist convention Ia drill
INK" about nil over The sixth con-
! rreasional district giving exhibitions OF
/ rhcir ability al roll calling, Jerome q,
] Koorhy Is making red hot speeches IN
I kaufman county at the rate " two n
/ day, M two weeks more, Mr. Slaven
snys, cotton plcNng and can't 70 ont to
/ their cotton gicitinB and can't l-n out TO
| icnr any speeches IN answer TO Fenrbw
! ITO predicts that many Democrats viii
/ scratch the congressional Ticket
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

The noyhIih,s Quiot-rhc chinH-
japan INSTRUMENTATION

m. noynlis,s auiet-rhc china-
Jnnnn Neutrality-suspicious.
ca, tr,onclsco Aup. 2b.--rhe stoam-
49,. ,,,i,.,.t,,,
The following Hawaiian gdylaot
tJonoltnu Aug. ig--nefnre the de-
..,,,,,. 20 ~ or,,ts., pbiiadelpbin.
p"''"'N - Wv
there was Nieht taiN NmNnb ut7 ny
niisi. aud their symp0thlsorp OF what
,.o,na be dome whom There was no
M. - ,tr,t,., No
American sup h''' 1850
Interests OF the present government
and week has paused ana intnlNN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

salhlo, Mexico. Aug 25,-Ata grand
cooEing main giyen in the village OF
Cornanh, southwest Of this city, attend
ed by the mountaineera FOR many miles
around. willis the fghis were IN pro-
erpBs trouble arose between two rival
bird owncrs and general Eight took
place, which resulted IA 1--we men be-
inr stabbed 10 denih and several oth-
ors seriously Injured. The rnrhi guards
were called rnon 70 quell the disturb
nnce. which threatened 20 involve the
whole town. a large number OF mr.
rests have becn made.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26
monunN vs.. ANmaun aomaNAlIsm

The Cnsrttc recrivr- npd prints
every item Of Associated Prcns news
'ititt comes Go Wckns. trtesug tiic tuit
report, IN a ntVmtrr 81 the ArNorin-
tod ITcNNt over a ieaa-r 4qis,-4
u rrceiNrn aud prlntH murp news
from the ntate nj inrNc thnu any
other daily uewnpnprr iu NORTH
x docs not rrint cnsnya, spcecbrs
or contributions ON miscellaneous
kuhiccta.
u doca not .'eprehd' eyerS. item 60
lnnitc q muse u lvaFihlc. 81 4-.lr..as=,
lie correspondence M tniiu,vks
"sOiS, pOWN.m
nc you want roAns neukpnsncr
tnns Tells all the news ia as few
words a. po-sthlc, Nhtrh IL modcra
JNurnnllsnl, .nN ufb compelled 10
take the snrettr, for a - the only
trsus ncurRHrcr constructed aficr
thrt model,
~ 500 wnut int~riNinnliic rAsAss.
tptcrntUuhfr N0crcncs, tntrrmihuh1s
~ ,orts, dpnff tnlse the Gnzettc. " ~
rs built that way.
lie tnActfr srita the news. In iuOd-
rrn fOrri, itt nfodvrn tirier.
ren cents week for site daily
issue,
niNty cents n inonth FOR tue daily
aah sunday iHNnra.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

We the undersigned fruit and vese-
table growers OF Iarant county, Texas
agree to meet ia the city OF Fort
Worth saturday September 1, 1881,
for the purpose OF organizing county
horticultural society for the pure OF
considering the important questions of
markets. insect enemies, varieties to
plant and best mode OF cultivation.
We invite all persons IN Tarrant
county Interested in horticulture TO
meet with US.
T. n TRiCE,
WM. r. HOWARD NJ. D.,
JOSEPH M'DONALD.
j. c. MARTIN,
j. b. BAISrR
N. G.. BROWNsON,
W. O.. SEAVER,
JOHN MADAM
w. T., Chiffon,
D. GRAHAM.
WM. BAKER.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

wylie, Tex. Aug. 24.--rha Wylie
club now numbers ia5 and atili growing.
Tile meeting lust night was u rltlfy
ana lndorse the action OF the state
Democratic convention. Addresses
were made By Hon. @ II snilh, lion.
j.. NJ peafeon, Hon. Tplly Beverly and
Judge 81. q Abcnathy 81 Mckinney
Or. ]. T.. Butler, chairman or Tic club.
also made one Of hia good talrs The
sreaisers an iudorae Gleyeiandn h-
nanclai policy ana ndeised the Demor-
rucv Of Collin county 70 stand Arp for
Cuibelson. Tie 1hiri Dnfty if strong
in this section Of coiiin county
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

New york, avg 25.-Mgney on call
eany al per cent: last loan, y closed
Il prime mercantils paper sa' -
Der cent sterling exchange aau aud
easy with nctuai busincas n nenkeFs
Rms al ass 1-4G4.si IL for deIiilii9'
and l.s5 l-2Gs-3 ~ lor ~ s-l e' ,',,,
,,,.,,e,ef b4is "a i-i0t.s4 i-s' HilNr
'-s-si,l.atss Is "a BIDS no aaiesi nar
sii,.sr e5 CSC bid MeslcEn cellai -
BE- Use: state bonds anli
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

have recently covered Will nrun put
out thelr liuca nnd their offerings to-
NeiNtf with natural cNpnHNou of 10
lower PRICES. Houston today received
2a4b bales, against 90 baicl lnst year.
Srat Wee pnirt and Unchanged sales
Today AgsrcGatcl 800 bales. 'rho Cnon-
ielo IN It's WeelSu review Of tie urop.
confirms WiVata 0dyieOs of damnHu by
too murh moleiure, shedding and boil
Mormn. hnL lllld 90 hnNo nnN nInnI.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

Austin. Tex, AUG 25.--1'he Ropgbii-
can congregational convention Tor ms
district IN eesfi0h here To-Day Endorsed
Senator a. o. Hutchinson, thc Popuilqt
neiaince Tor conNres8 from this district
There we're a number x me delegates
ovrosed 20 the Enforcement and pre-
folrcd z tirnightout Republican crndi-
date on an oDCr neld 1'hcrf anil
Huchrnson mon wers 10 The minority,
however. and the fame law being put
IN force the majority carried the day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26
B |. AUGUST,
| CLOTHING.

~ eiothIng IL so distinct
nm the ordinary sorts that
se'ie speak of q rs the A. *
Ansust CIothing-and OF
NnsHe IL ~ the A. Il l.. Au-
~ hut It's more thnn the
~ Hame they talk about--ii's
= qnniity. the beauty, the nj,
4 III fashion ana the value. The
=! u, L. AHEust part Of Il 4 she
sonsin for all these t.ings.
4 hne snstom-nn,ie s,i..-.-..snfs.
~ - wee- .,Ithout custom
Es w. ATTACHED. Irs putting
~, ~ tailored aud latest ra.i,-
81. e'othinr nt prices Within
IL rsaeh Of ali. therefore
everybody buys tise A. q
u. Aasuss cIosi,iaa. ana use-
N, ~ 'ae q. 3 .. anEuSt sar-
,,lal's' OF ,hich we carry The
Il, - ana Hnest Stock Ia hr
&inss AAu ordcrs promptly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26
New Rugs

rumored that II they could get 10000
ueres Of land to supply with water they
would probably lulld a dam which II
ls thought would hold sufficient water
to supply Mitchell county
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26
|omorrow Morning.

lot of five patterns of Tapestry Brussels at soc per
3D. The equal to these goods have never been offered
buyers this market at the price Good oolorings and
Fterns Only about 40 pieces, and at that price can
last long
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26
Carpet DEPARTMENT.

Many new things in carpets arriving daily. In VII.
BIS Plush, Administer Velvet Body and Tapestry Brus.
s See new Columbian carpets, the handsomest
tern and colorings of any Ingram carpet in the
\ new line of Terrys in blue olive and gold.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

Galveston, Tex, aug -. -, -
s,,,a1ns,,,o Icons, Wider, Sew York:
rfes,nship ssawmut, fuAeH' -"
70 k.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26
PARLIAMENT PR0aOGUED.
vuE apnEN's sruEcu moan FROM
aliE qInsoNE.

conEratulations on the nlrsh OF an
Heir 70 the rhronc in the rhird
observation-disclosures TO the Deh-
ring sen Awnrd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26
Dress + abrics.

New and novel Each visit will present TO you some.
ing new in dress goods Our counters wintery with
Il goods for your inspection
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26
SIXTEEN PAGES.
RcweN's Eating

credits the cnzeftc WITH srrrcr
circaiatien than ei,hcr the Dallas
or 0alvc-ten News.
itosreii backs this rpsirr WITH =
forrslt Of 500 II It 4. NOT rosrs..s.
ahe caHctte backs g wish a forrest
Of 500.