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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-06-20

n BRoOKLYN man proposes to i'm
port monkeys and train them to be.
come bootblacks VIII the public put
up with such monkey-shines?
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-06-20

France has invited Mexico to enter
INTO a convention for the adoption of
common units of electricitg and light.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-06-20
A REMARKABLE SKULL

'Thich Belonged to Some Unknown Pre-
historic Being.
4 most remarkable specimen was
recently added TO the collection OF a
noted archaOlO rist OF California.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-06-20

Some of tho carly Kings of England
aud France, when they were travelling,
were attended by coincrs, who supplied
them with money rs it was needed.
fresh from portable miats.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-06-20

Ii is not an uncommon thing 70
nistakc drunkenness for inspira.
lion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-04
DALLAS BUDGET.
The Funeral OF Judge A. Ii. Norton
Largely Attended.

Special to the Gazette.
Dallas, Tex. Jan. 3-There was a large
attendance upon The funeral Of the late
Judge A. d. Nortoh today The pail
bearers We're G. w, Mccormick, John
Hunter, A.. Brownler, w. l. Purnel,
5. Il. Noyes, DIR. ID. Nacky, w. NJ. Cot
ton and G. SchrodG. Fred Aliltner
was the co!or-bearcr and Col w. NJ.
Mann was officer Of the day. The Ladies'
Relief Corps turned out The oral
offerings We're magnificent The church
was crowded with men Of all parties aud
creeds. Judge Norton was buried with
the American flag wrupied about hls
collin.
Judge Norton conducted d Nhig paper
at Austin in 1858. John Marshall was
the editor Of the Democratic paper. a
gentleman who resided az Austin today
said to the Gazette correTpOpdent:
Judge Norton was very popular at
Austin, even In those trying times He
was an advocate Of the lion aud the
stalwnrt friend Of Sam Houston. He
became involved in bitter personal
newspaper fight with Marshall and the
latter challenged him. HE challenge
was accepted and the prlucipaA and their
friends and surgeons departal for the
Indian Territory overland 90 mpct on the
disputes according 10 the code The on
tire party was arrested and returned 10
Austin. John Marshall and Phillips, a
writer on Judge Norton's paper. ex-
changed shots IN street due, few
days after. Bob Lambert, nnother
brilliant writer on Judge Nortdn's staff,
was bitterly opposed to secession When
it was declared he remained with his
state, volunteered In the Cohfrlernln
army and was drill master Il Hood's
Texas brigade. Al Gaiaes -&ills, the
killed while fighting like hero
for the lost cnuscf He
was greatly beloved by Judge Norton and
the death Of his protcGc and associatc
greatly gricved the Judge Motion was
one Of natures nohlenen. a generous
never went back on friend and al
ways. under all circumstance had a
good word for his adopted siate,i
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-04

by Assncntel Press,
New York, Jan 3.-,At The opening OF
business on the stock exchange today a
determined effort was made by the short
interest to deprss prices, which was
partially successful IN early dealings.
The bear campaign was not however, Of
long duration, for the conditions did not
seem To Do entirely favorable and many
Of tho shorts turned their tall and began
to cover when they found that the mar
llet was strongly supported. Yesterdays
disquletlng rnmors were not revived aud
The air seemed TO have been cleared by
the announcement that the Holland
Trust company, q financial Institution
which yesterdays rlmors referred 10 az
going into liquidation, had usscts 20 meet
all its obligations The weakness Of the
London market for American securities
was factor Ia the early depression here
and there were snlcs Of 81. Pau for Lon
don account, which. however, caused n
decline 10 shares Of only por cent,
which was soon recovered aud final sales
were 1'sc above ycslcrday's close.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-04

BY Associated Press,
Washington, Jan. 3.--'l'hcrc was not
very brilliant setting for the opening of
the tariff debate in the house
this morning. When Speaker Crisp
mounted the rostrum Mt high noon
aud dropncd the gaycl there werc many
vacant seats in the puEic galleries The
press gallery, however. pvcrllanging the
speakers chair, was lined with 'ncwspa-
per correspondents. ON the floor thorc
was considerable animation EN-Speaker
Heed, Messrs, burrows, Dal1oll, and 9th.
or Republican ioadcra were comforting
earnestly, and ON the Democratic side,
each member of the ways and means
committee was surrounded by group Of
his colleagues. There Is much uncertain
" as TO the tactics which the Repub-
LEANS would pursue, the suspicion being
that at the ontsct the Republicans would
Jay every obstruction In tho path OF tho
tariff bill, aud that the first step In this
program would be 10 insist upon DEM
ocratic quorum. 10 prevent such move
from being successful Democratic mem
hers were instructed to have every Dcm-
ocrat present when the vote was taken
After the prayer OF the chaplain aud
the reading of the journal, some prellm-
mary business interviewed
The designations Of Col Fellows and
Mr.. Fitch Of New York, who have been
elected respectively district attorney. was
read aud the speaker also presented the
credentials Of Mr. Adams Of pennsyl-
wanna, who has been elected 10 succeed
the late Mr.. O'Nelll
The fight was then begun by Mr.. Bou-
tello on behalf of the Republicans put
ting forward the Hawaiian matter to
antagonizc the tariff bill. Mr. McCreaW,
chairman of foreign affairs committee,
sought to avoid this subject 10y trying
10 make arrangement by which Frdny
and Saturday Of this week should be set
aside for the consideration Of the rosolu-
ton reported by the foreign Affairs com
mlttee In lieu Of the Hit and Boutello
resolution, Mr., Hit head Of the MI
norliy of the foreign affairs committee,
was on his foei and "A soon as MoCrea,
iy had made bis proposition. he stated
that innsmuch rs this proposition gave
the Republicans substantially what they
desired, nancy, a time fixed for debate
Of the Hawaiian matter he would be
glad TO accept a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-04
rAIiIs DRUG sronB.

Special TO the Gazette.
Paris. Tex, Jan 3.-The doors Of the
Lion drug store were closed at II o'clock
today Mr., NJ II. Bnclner, the proprle.
tor, had filed two deeds Of trust The
first conveying his stock Of drugs. liquors.
fixtures aud all pen,onul belongings In
the Clements building, on the north side
Of the square, and the lease on the same.
twenty shares Of stock Of the vnlue of
500 each in the Paris Gas and Electric
Light company, md $50 shares OF stock
in the Texas sulphur Mining company
Tho other was on q lot 2Tx;,0 feet 10 this
city ~. u. Baker was named as trus-
tee in both instruments The first deed
was to secure the following creditors;
llill q birmingham anh n. ID. Scales
$500; City National bank, SG06D Mr.
Adelia Gray. $500; A. Hagcrmnn, $40;
ID. Williams $40. The second was fot
the following; Strabcl & Wilkins, OF
New York. S770.2G: Tower Manufacture
ing company Of New York, S532. 10;
Crowdua drug company Of Dallas. Tex,
$500; Meyer Bros. drug company. 81
Louis, Siid5.77i u. O. Meacham Arms
company, ST. Inuis. Sf3s,67; Norton la,
throp Co., Des Moines, Iowa. $313.s5
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-04

with tie Democrats than be dominated
by some Of these fellows who try to rule
the Populists They will disrupt the
party In Tarrant county II they persist
In their course. That committee can by
no manner Of means be made into an
executive committee Tie election Of
such q committee Mt chat meeting would
have been invalid Martin. \, 10 signed
the call. was chairman Of the city exeCu-
tive committtce, 80 which position ! ap-
pointed him, but he signed the call rs
chairman Of the senatorial executive com
mittee, hut Tom Gaines OF Comanche
Is chairman 0f that committee But
even If the call lad been properly signed,
they could not have deposed the cNccn-
tive committee. The most finite mind
knows that IN executive committee could
not be deposed by twenty or thirty men
without delegated authority TO act In the
premises"
Speaking Of the mayoralty campaign,
Mr.. Perryman said Re didn't think The
Populists would nominate a candidate for
mayor. He was inciued to believe he
SAID. that the populists wond indorse
Mr. Drake, who had many warm friends
amona the ropulists.
Mr. Perryman left last night with his
family for Weatterfdrl, whore he will
remain until next week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-04
THE INCOME TAX.
MIR. MCMILLAN AND OTHERS
TALK
Aud Tell How 1t WIN he Collected
and Who WIN DO the
Collecting.
sENArR

SINAIN
by Associated Press
Washington, Jan. 3.--When the vice
president rlnped the senate to order al
II o'clock today hardly u score Of sena-
tors were In their seats and Il was some
time later before the presence of quo
run could have hecn demonstrated. Floral
offerings of New Year were not nuher.
uus. "a luNurant hpuuuri Nuurrni The
desk Of the yice.presidcnL but hc ap.
receiving this mark OF favor Senator Hin
of New York was shortly ioincd by Sena.
tor Voorhees, of Indiana. Allison of Iowa
and Mills OF Texas.
Immediately after the reading OF the
Journal senator Blackburn Of Kentucky
presented credentials Of Senator Eppa
Hnnjuu of Virginia. aud the oath Of
Office was administered 10 the new sena
tor,
'fhc hill called up by Senator purll
OF Alabama for the relief Of certain alienb
who had acquired property in the district,
Occasi0ned much discussion, as IL dc-
Vcloped that the aliens were incompetent
30 hold property IN the District Of Co
lunlbia, In the discussion Scuut0r Har
ris withdrew dis objections aud Tho bill
was passed Il being for the relief OF
David II. Goodwill and leg.iizng his
ownership of the real estate IN the dis
tricL At 1870 the senate went into cx-
eculiye session. Al the conclusion Of the
executive session the senate adjourned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-04

testiay night Mt the residence Of Mr.
4 Mrs. Geo. Conner, Miss Lizzie Kohler
Wichita Falls and Mr.. Philip Becker
Fort Worth We're united in wedlock.
fferemony was performed by the Rev.
I. 'assel Of the Episcopal church, and
laIyery beautiful and impressive. A
lniifnl repast followed the ceremony,
4 after that the company listened to
me choice musical selections rendered
Profs; Cor ner and Ault and Mr.. Colf-
N. The balance Of the evening was
ent IN conversation, and when the
eats departed tie best of wishes and
artiest congratulations were showered
"a the happy pair The presents'were
ptprous and costly.
lEe following ladies' and gentlemen
re- present. Mcsdames LAWN. Youman.
81 and Conner; the Misses Maggie An
q. Nellie Cobb, Freddie Kohler Maggie
'hles and Lizzie Mobiles: Messrs. q, n.
.y T. +. Henderson, q. j.. Bell. j,
lTredcriek, Il. Collier. Il. Strube. NJ.
|Vin, G. Yuman, q, Conner W. II. Con-
ia. W. A. Abey, l.. Il. Cohen. Or u.
esens, Prof. Anlt. and the Rev. Drs.
Iatel mud Stewart
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-04
THE FIRE RECORD.
A $4,000 BLAZE.

Special TO the Gazette.
Bryan. Tex. Jan. 2.-Tire broke out
This morning in John l. Tabor's buggy
house, and by the help of a stiff breeze
from the south and lack of water, about
$4,000 worth Of property was burned up
In about fOrty-iiye minutes Losses about
as follows: Hartman 4 McCorquodalc,
blacksmiths, 5000: insurance, 500;
saved about 500 worth Of tools
NJ. bonneville, residence. $1,000; in
surance on house aud furniture, $1,000;
some furniture and silverware saved.
John /. Tabor. bugeics 5000 with in
surance Of Sl5O0, most Of Lis stock be-
ing saved.
w. A. Reed, residence, damage $500,
covered by insurance.
Mrs. Ringer, damage to residence and
household goods, $lOO.
One residence. the blacksmith shop
building and buggy house. belonged 10
Ira Gooch, loss. 500; insurance, $l2T5
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-04

E.litor Gazette: WIN you not give
sAee in your paper to the cause Of our
nth abused dumb aninalsT Among the
any well fed, sheltered and kindly
fatei horses in this city, there are
ahy that are half starved. over worked
"a cruelty beaten. Instances are u
1aiy occurresice In Fort Worth which
" loudly for a society for the prevention
cruelty TO animals. He who tnkes
~ Of the sparrow's fall, and 'heareth
y ravens when they cry" surely looks
~ displeasurc on the acts of cruelty
'Netraiet on our noble domestic anil
l%. They were created for helpers.
a oh. how faithfully they toll under The
~ They cannot make known their
IN YER or faiigne. but are entirely at
If lerey. The sound Of the whip lash
y 4gainst the sides Of poor. tired horses
mules Is not a pleasant sound ia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-04

those who appreciate the usefulness and
Intelligence Of these animals, In many
cities. drivers have been induced to lay
aside the whip and substitute feed aud
kind treatment, This is subject worthy
of the attention of teachers IN lessons at
school. ministers in their pulpits and also
that mighty power, the editor at his desk:
Prevent crneties by teaching kindness
as far as possible, hut there are eases
Which need more decided attention. 81
sneak for those who cannot speak for
themselves MARY j. ABORN.
800 East Weatherford Street, Fort
Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-04
MITCHELL SIGNS
The Amended Articles Submitted
TO Him.


By Associated Press.
St. Augustine, Fla, Ian. 3.-Mltchell
this evening signed the articles which
he ycsterlay refused 10 Pit his name
to- This practically assures the Duyal
athletic club Of their ability 10 pun on
the fight II the governor interferes with
the original plan the battle-ground win
be changed tho exact location being
unknown until the morning Of hit fight
The Duval people are jubihnt and de-
clare that nothing on earth can now pre-
vent the contest.
BY Associated Press,
Jacksonville, Fla. Jan. 3-Manager
Bowden Of the Duval athletic club went
to st. Augustine today 10 get Mitchell
TO sign some articles allowing the club
TIT privilege Of naming the place where
the contest shall be held The passage
by the city council last night Of an ordi-
nance licensing glove contests, the club
claims. gives them o case fDr damages
against the city, if It does not give Do
ice protection 70 STOP any Interference
with the fight. This is a new phase Of tie
case.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-04
HEAVY rAms FAHuRE.

Speclnl TO tue GaKcttn.
Paris. Tex, Jan. 3.--Thc biggest failure
ilai has occurred in this city in years
took place when Tie Paris Dry Goods
ccnpany closed its doors at noon, having
nsslguid lis entire stock to w. j. Nc
Donnll. II WIS the largest dry goods
house ia North Texas aud had heeu-dolng
an extensive business for years, and was
consiiered one Of the strongest concerns
IN the state. The liabilities are not
known but are very large as suits have
been filed ana attachments run TO the
amount OF about S91,OOQ already. aud
papers ARE hoing prepared by number Of
others.
There IL large stool, on haud Which
Win probably invoice SiO0,O0O The pro-
cceds oi the sale Of tho stock are TO be
prornted among MI creditors This fail
-ure following SO closely upon the hoals Of
three Others IN TIE last three days, has
caused feeling Of general uneasiness
among business men, An realize gint
trade viii be dcmornlized for some time
by the sale of these bankrupt stocks.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-04
FRYHs HAWAIIAN RESOLUTION

BY Associated Press.
Washington. Jan. 3,-scnaior Frye Of
Maine presented a resolution declaring
that In the opinion Of the senate during
the Investigation Of the committee on
foreign relations Of our relations with
Hawaii, ihere should De no Interference
on the part Of the United States, by
moral Influences or physical force. for the
efpment Of the Hawaiian Islands and
that The naval forces shouid be used in
the Islands for protection Of the lives and
property Of American clhzeas. lie asked
that The resolution lie OF the table for fhe
present Senator Ilill presented a bin
limiting the effect OF tho regulations Of
commerce between tiia several states
and with foreign countries
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-04
THE ANGLE SUIT DECIDED.

Washington, Jan. 3.-The United States
supreme court today rendered decision
in the case OF Angle vs.. the Chicago st.
Paul, Minneapolis aud Omaha railway
company, which was decided for the
plaintiff. The plaintiff, Mrs Angie, a
widow, sued FIR money due her husband
ior. work he was ready 70 perform In
The court holds that the Omaha company
secured land giant Of 3,OO00OO acres
from the superior court by misreprescntn-
ton TO the Wisconsin legislature and
sustalns the charges Of fraud Mrs.
Angels claim amounts TO about S5O0,OOO
The claims Of the stockholders Of the
Superior Air Lane are yet 10 be filed
The lands secured by The Omaha are
valued at millions Of dollars
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-04
John JACKSON.


Special 10 the 1ah'''e'
Holiday, Tex. Jan. 3.-Mr John Jack
son died at his home iivar here about ,
O'Clock Monday afternoon, md the frn-
eral took place yesterday. The cause o.
III densise was q strotc Of paralysis
that hefeil hin about two months ago
NJ Tnckson WAS probably Tie weaitliest
fariner "a Archer eoulty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-04

trust to John W. Barry. his hrother-in-
law, 70 protect Che following parties:
blink. S1I0Os-J X. Bywnters. 5000.
Mm. ". y. Bywatcrs, $1,000: Mrs
Emily Barry. 5000, Mrs A. q Huh.
bard. $500: other creditors, 5000. Mrs.
Barry Is his sistcr-in-law. aud he Is a
large stakeholder aud director In the
First National bank
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-04
WINDOW GIAss REpucrIoN.

BY Associated Press
Anderson. Ind, Jan. 3.Inhe window
glass workers Of this district are prepar-
Ing a petition. which Is receiving many
signatures, TO be forwarded to Senator
voorhees,. The petition states that the
proposed reduction in window glass, as
contained in me Wilson bill. viii ruin
the window glass trade, and Senator
Voorhees, is urged TO use bis Influence
against this portion Of the bill.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-04

The stockholders of the Gazette COM
any held their annual meeting last
|uesday afternoon and elected directors
|,r the ensuing year. The directors met
nftcrwarl and elected II. e..
|enter president. and general manager;
Il. r. Walton. yic,spresidenti i, II.
Mood, secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-04
WACO FAILURE.
Spnclnl to the Gagottc,

Waco, Tex, Jan III G. Mayer,
dealer IN canfcctonrries. cigars and to-
bncco NJ 3iA Franklin street, filed q deed
Of trust ui the county clerks office ut
9ii5 This morning, conveying all his stock
Of merchandise and fixtures 70 Charles
COsberg, trustee, 10 satisfy claims
amounting to about $500
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-04
BUSINESS.
DEED or TRUST.

Special 70 the Gazette.
Paris, Tex, Jan. s-A feeling OF The
greatest uneasiness prevails in CONNER
ciaI circles befe tonight A. q Hub
hard. president, ami practically owner Of
he Paris Dry Goods Company, nadt
over hiA real estate under \ deed Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-04

Special to inc Gazette
Sulphur Springs, Tex, Jan. 2'--W. y.
Cock died Ibis morning lie has been a
long sufferer from consumption. lie has
relatives IN different parts OF the state
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-04

The Door of Hope was filled last night
ith people who listened attentively to
Il. futile preached from Acts X *;
ey. Fisher Of ST. Pauls church VIII
i've the pulpit tonight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-04
lin THE CITY.


II. T.. Lee Camp, No, 15S, U. 9. W
ce,s at the city hail Thursday, January
iat I u. IN. BY order Of A. b. Fraser,
w. NJ. McConnell, adlutant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-04
A BANK SAFE CRACKED
And All the Cash, Belonging TO
Farmers. Was stolen.

BY Associated Press.
Rockford. m, Jan. 3,-Burgars blew
open large safe in the FRANKLIN Grove
bank, south Of this city last night. aud
made away with everything. Of value IN the
Win a ebpitar u $500 and average de-
ppsiis OF 5000. The cusi1mtra n The
inain are worthy turner's. The loss N cash
and papers u estimated ny fhr bank ON.
ciuls a. $4,000. There Il not the slightest
cleW as 70 who DID the work
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-04
REAL ESTATE CHEAP

Don't wait. Buy now, while values are
lowest. Having 70 settle an ostsie must
give bargains on lots, stores, acreage lns
quire At onca
A03 main street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-04
orrY pEMocRArIc CoAnIITTEE.

|Otn1 DlDMOCltAllt tOM NIL Ift'
10 the Members of the Executive Com
|iitAee The city Democracy, when last
h convention, by resolution instructed
rom committee TO formulate and put in
PpHraticn plan for nominating caudi-
|atss for municipal offices by direct vote
n Primary elections.
On two occasions this matter was
|,r6,bght before your committee when in
|eszion, resulting in delay. As the time
N now near at hand when nominations
Win be required, two calls We're made
(usipg the month just closed for special
|f0riing to carry ont these instructions,
|ach resulting in no quorum TO do bush
hess.
| therefore a call is hereby made for a
|peclal meeting of the Democratic execu-
live committee, to assemble at the city
ball at 3 o'clock p. M, ON Tuesday. the
|th Instant, and members who can not be
Irefent are requested to send in their
EXCAVATIONS, that they may be filed by
|npolntment.
]. +. PRICE. Chairman.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-04
SALOON BURNED.

~ &N''fNNNNAtN Itrr
Hntchins. Tex. Jan. 3.-The saloon
aud contents of Vim. Alaroney burned at
l2:3o this morning. Insured for $3.50,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-04

speclal 70 the GazeIlf'
Te,i,ne. Tex. Han. ST. u. Smith died
hsre X heart trouble this morning He
,yas county commissioner Of Dallam
eonniy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-04
RIG sTEEL COMPANY CLOSES.

Joliet. H., Jan. a.-The Joliet branch
Of the Constituted Steel aud Wire com
pauy closed down today, making idle
about 200 men
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-04
AIUE.
UNPRECEDENTED
W q r IT 1T

Me have now display in south show window 90
zen white Corsets that will be sold at ridiculous
ice ACTUALLY RIDICULOUS Saturday between the
mrs and IL o'clock 1t IS positively the best value
alave ever SEEM or expect 20 again. Corset
ood enough for any lady to and that you would
ay 81 % for at regular sale; medium and extra long
asts sizes IS to IS; Saturday morning between the
Ours of 8 and IL O'Clock, you have what we now
ave- the best Corset bargain topsde of this earth
7c Corset worth 81 % for 47c. See window; re-
e1hher date-Satnrday morning to II O'clock
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-04
DEATHS.
c. W. BARNARD.

Specinl 10 tio HhN'ltt'
san Antonio. Tex, ian. &C. W. Bar.
nnrd, well known ranchmaD OF Sabinal,
died here today
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-04
RAILWAY EQUIPMENT COMPANY.
IL. A..n.lat-.l ~

Chicago. Ian, 3 The Railway Equip
mont company Of CHICAGO Unsigned to-
day. Assets $4,000, liabilities 10000,