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The morning call., 1894-11-07
ALAMEDA.

Mrs. Thompson of 2217 Encinal avenue lost
her horse and buggy yesterday morning In Oak
land She hiiched her horse temporarily in
front OF the Piedmont Baths and when she
The morning call., 1894-11-07
DOWN IN ARIZONA.
The Result of the Election There Not
Yet Known.

YUMA, Ariz.. Nov. 6.-Murphy. + p 10
lican delegate; Dnran. Republican Coun-
Nugent 3D.. Territorial
Council; Carpenter (R.), Territorial Repre-
sentative. are probably elected in Yuma
County,
The morning call., 1894-11-07
Journalistic Limitations.

SchOOlmate-lt must be lovely 10 be m rried
to newspaper man. You get free tickets TO
all the theaters and operas, don't you?
Mrs. Scribbler-N-e-s; but We never 60.
SchoOimate-Why not?
Mrs. Scribbler-We haven't anything TO wear.
New York Weekly,
The morning call., 1894-11-07

The values that offer this week in New Coaks and Housefrnsh
most substantial evidences of the UNLIMITED POWER
IN the markets b our more than capacity tor every
item characterized LOWNESS OF PRICE that cannot be dp
Gated west of Chicago equal styles and qualities and this makes
offerings
BARGAINS THAT NO CAREFUL BUYER WILL MISS!
The morning call., 1894-11-07
Rnat Club lmprnxements.

The Alameda Boat Club, whose boathouse is
at the north end of Chestnut street. are making
many desirable improvements including new
coat of paint 10 their building. The boats of
the club have been increased, two new single
SOULS costing S120 each having just been
add a6
The morning call., 1894-11-07
VOTE ON AMENDMENTS.
An Increase of Legislative Pay Not
Sanctioned.

The following is the vote on the legisla-
tive amendments:
Assembly Constitutional Eyes. $4,000
Amendment No. y ........( No. 2,455
Amends Section l OF Article IL so as to
prOhibi all persons from voting who
cannot read the constitution in Eng
lish and write their names; except
such as are prevented by physical dis
ability, persons now voting and
6O or more years OF age
Senate Con it ut onalc Yes 1899
Amendment No. 14....... NO. 2,906
Amends Section OF Article XII so that
no new county can De formed which
shall reduce any county TO popula-
ton OF 5000. new county to 50UU,
nor a boundary line established with
in five miles OF the county seat or any
county divided Every new county
to be liable for just proportion Of
debts OF old county.
Assembly Constitutional Eyes. 1859
Amendment No. 7........l No. 1883
Proposes new section to be numbered
1894, TO be added 10 article Kill ex-
emptlng fruit and nut-bearing trees
under the age OF four years ana grape
vines under three years from taxa
tion.
Assembly Constitutional Yes. 1902
Amendment No. L.. No. 1882
Amends section II, article 1, so that
aliens acquiring real estate hereafter
may be subject to a legislative statute
dfsposing OF the same
Senate CONSTITUTE OnaICYes. 9449
Amendment No. H.. No. $40
Amends section Z, article &I. by strik-
ing out that part providing IN cities
OF more than one hundred thousand
inhabitants for two Boards OF Super
ysors or two houses OF legislation.
Senate Constf lo,O34
Amendment No. 5........( NO. 4,223
Amends section OF Article XIII, in
creaslng the members OF the Board of
Equalization TO one from each
isIlng Congressional District.
Senate onstitutionaIC 1888
Amendment No. L.. No. 2,452
amends Article KILL section l, so as to
exempt free pubic libraries and free
museums from taxation.
Assembly Constitutional Yes 1880
Amendment No. 31....... No 1872
Amends section Z OF Article IL in
creaSing the State Board of Educa-
tion By adding thereto the president
and professor OF pedagogics of the
State University
Senate Cons i tut i ona1 Yes. 6,37s
Amendment No. 90. No. S,492
Amends section 23 OF Article ~ in
creasiug the pay of members OF the
Legislature to $lOUO per session.
The morning call., 1894-11-07

came cut the rig was gone. She thinks it was
stolen and has reported the loss to the police.
Library Trustees Meeting Proposed.
On account OF the election the library trus-
tees postponed their regular meeting from last
evening 10 next Monday evening.
The morning call., 1894-11-07
Womb Troubles.

The whole story, however, is told IN
an illustrated book entitled "Guide to
HEALTH" by Mrs. Pinkham. 1t con-
tains over 80 pages of most Important
ried or single, should know about her
SELF. Send q tMo-cent stamps for it. For
The morning call., 1894-11-07
Dizziness. Eaintness.

Extreme Lassitude, "don't care" and
swami to be left alone" feeling, excl
liability, irritability, nervousness, Sleep
lessness,, fiatqlency; melancholy, or the
sure Indications of Female Weakness,
some arrangement of the Uterus. or
The morning call., 1894-11-07

OK. Easb 10 dozen LADIES' FLANNELETTE SKIRT PAT
FSCO EhUH TERMS neat, medium colorings.
The morning call., 1894-11-07
lrfegularitys

Suppressed or Painful Menstruations,
Weakness of the Stomach, Indigestion,
Bleating, Flooding, Nervous Prostra-
ton, Headache, General Debility. Also
The morning call., 1894-11-07

+, STYLISH NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS, new
Il d'esprit effects, large line.
The morning call., 1894-11-07

{ 10 cases ia FINE WHITE "HOUSEKEEPER"
/ FAMILY BLANKETS. large size.
The morning call., 1894-11-07
STRIKING LEADERS S.

GOOD GRADE PORTIERES. full length and
width. deep trnges and dadoss.
The morning call., 1894-11-07
Sixth Congressional District.

Summers received 81 votes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29
WAS SHE ALI THIS?
Miss POllard's Record Elk
posed by the Defense,
PAINTED IN BLACK LETTERS
An Old Sweetheart Tells
What He Knows.



"S NNsooia'ea tr'sH,
Weanlps"n' Mareh As'--'ne sWpFp"
Of The POLLARD brccsinndse trial to-day
was tho uneypectod appearsnen OF ono
Il A.. p.,.s. i, $500. n.,.,.
~ wv ''''''
russell NehtNehy hehNol MASTER
HIS deposition had heen read In tho
case but 10 make hia Testimony dnuhly
suro the rS-hanoe was introduced IN
person and no sooner had he taken tho
stand than Madeline Pollard giided
IN for the nrat time th,a wock. from
the oflce on her ntturncyn across thc
street. where she waits 20 he esnt FOR
when her proaence h needed. Probably
sho viii he in court tomorrow Ia fncc
nor sliver.l,,ita.l neeuser Tor the M.
torneya deelare that thoro WIN be- poal.
lively no lnneer p6stpone,ncnt OF Tho
testimony OF tho principal IN the cnse
sud Tint col. Rrcetinrldre win tnkc
the stand without tan In thu course Of
the day.
Most OF the testimony today was IN
the form Of depositlone and much of
It VIVA OF 81 character which can only
be pubiiahod In rspnrrated form. These
dcposluons. regarding which Judge
bradley had Expressed his regrets that
thoy couid not DO excluded on gen.
erai prssiples. were fooltod and the
Qualification OF tho scatlung comments
on them was self-ovidnnt. Some of The
Language employed by Hiram Kauf-
,,.. . ...tr.tst.t. h,ts.t.v nal I.ftt,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29

spite Of our appeals to you. supported
by proof which YOU replied You hold.
As we understand that law officers
are not authorized TO interfere for our
protection we have simply refused to
surrender our trains and Yield our pro.
perry TO them. We have 80 FAR taken
no affirmative action. and have not
taken or contemplate single step In
the premises except IN obedience 20
the plainest provision Of the law, and
any reports to you to the contrary are
wholly untrue. II we fail In our duty
We are not aware OF II, and viii cheer
fully perform 1t Il pointed out.
whilst the men have reached their
position by force. overcoming us. and
whilst We are not under the slightest
obligation, legal or moral. 10 do 30.
nevertheless we viii at once order onr
trains to take them to II Paso n you
so direct. but no further: and with the
expectation that the company nor it's
employees will be subjected TO any peu-
alties prescribed by ordinance OF such
NiAs AVA ANN NhAhAANAAN NtAAA y ANk vi HNNA
men into their limits This is purely
gratuitous, without the slightest recog-
milton Of any legal or other obligation
resting upon us in the premises or any
lawfui=right or power on your part to
require and enforce Il Ans~1ff.
"(signedl j. KRuTTscHN1TT.
General Manager Galveston HARRIS
burg and san Antonio Railway Com
pany"
Letter No. Ex-Governor HOGS comes
back and says II stand pat" as fol-
lows;
Austin. Tex, March 2s--J, Krutt-
schnltt. General Manager Galveston,
Harrisburg and San Antonio railway.
Houston. Tex: You are advised that
the state OF Texas stands by It's notice
to you Of yesterday and will not null
tiply words on the subject
a. $, HoGG, Governor"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29
THE STARVING MEN
A Deplorable Situation at
Sierra Blanca, Texas.
NEEDED RELIEF SENT OUT,
After Three Days Without
Food in a Desert.
IONS J,--ain to Garry the unen-
4s''cs 4, iIaa'aace ia wornmen
"a stop 10 Chartered
by III =. IS Citizens.


Special Dispatch
Sierra Blanca, Tex, March es.--The
United States Industrial army from
California reached this place March
90 shortly after daybreak and strag-
Cling fragments OF the army kept drop
ping in until noon. Some Of them,
faint from hunger and exposure, were
picked up along the line and carried
in by their comrades. The citizens Of
Sierra Blanca at once raised a purse,
purchased beef and 400 pounds Of
flour, which made one good meal for
the famlshed horde. Many We're so
weak from abstinence from food that
their stomachs would not retain the
food and were compelled to dlsgorge
that which they had so ravenously de-
voured on the following day after
fair nights rest in refrigerator cars
the men were feeling better and ali in
very good spirits Judge Beekham Of
ll Paso contributed S25 for their relief
and another OK was bought and they
had their second feed in Sierra Blanca.
General Frye made an EFFORT during
the day to get his men to leave town
on foot, but the effort was futile, al
though the men obeyed his every com
mand in other respects, but this they
refused to do positively, claiming that
they would die OF thirst If It we're at
tempted. General Frye planned board
ing Texas and Pacific east-bound
freight and had his men all in line
waiting the arrival, when he received
assurance from Isl Paso people that
arrangements would be made 10 get
them out Of the desert today, ana the
same have been completed and the
pilgrimage Of the Industrial army
through the desert win soon be a mat
ter of history only. The men are gen
tiemanly and well behaved. Amoni
them are ministers, lawyers, mer
chants. mechanics and laborers Of Al
classes. and for half-famished men tn,
good nuture which prevails is remark
able Al this writing the arrival Of
the Southern Pacific No. 10, which
brings them the long-looked-for proyis
ions, they not having had more thar
few morsels each all day, is looked
for at 10 o'clock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29
nnp non connnsroNnnNcn.
Governor HoEE Plainly Tells the
Southern Pacific What TO DO.

Southern Pacific What 10 DO.
Special Dispatoh.
Austin, Tex, March 2s,--Things are
getting warm between Governor Hogg
and the Southern Pacific people, They
are liable to get sim warmer from ,he
present outlook. 10 say the least, the
kilograms that went flashing across
the wires yesterday between Governor
Hogg and General Manager kruttseh-
nltt were not love letters. The matter
is best explained in three chapters,
which are herewith given in the shape
Of three kilograms, which Will prove
exceedingly Interesting reading;
Letter No. First blood for Hogg.
"Austln. Tex, March a. = General
Manager Gulf. Harrisburg and San
Antonio RAILWAY Company, Houston;
Reliable reports have reached me that
v,ur company and It's connecting lines.
in other worss. the Southern Paolhc'
now dominating your line. had brought
into this state from other states
zoo men and left them near or at Fin
Law IN desert. where they are being
murdered by starvation and exposure
aAs your company and the other
40, a. now dominating It. has brought
them into Texas. you must carry uieni
ont or transport them 10 some place
~ rafnee. You are given a ieasonAbie
,,,,,, from this date to do your duty IN
M uremlses. or failing, submit 70 the
.ae,,enoes from the State Of Texas.
~. aue notice. This state VIII not
s,h,nu 10 such wholesale murder OF
~. human beings on her soil without
testing the company's hfe ana ever
riaht claimed by It under Texas ia"s
letter No. a-General Manager ). =
r-,,ttachnitt comes IN, fires ana orins1
second blood. as Fellows
..tI,,,,a,an March 9s-To Hon. y 2
- Austin. Answering your teie-
ilrss' ~ Yesterday and waving All
,,, - respecting the propriey
- ~ beg to deny absolutely tne
s ar Of any reports 70 you W..
WA IN any way TO support Or l" '..,,,.
- ~ the charges contained y ~,
any y This company has proasn1
ee'es' N ,he uersons to whom YOU 80
none H. late ana is not responH'Dis'
nv or indirectly for Their ~ IN.
directly ~ $50 not carried them mile
ing " soluntaIily, and any piosfs n.
zoe is mem thereon nus NJ pro.
s ,, and against our
'sSs f,,sy seek 10 seize our . I',,,a oaT
our property aAf'i'- ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29

Special Dlsnatch.
El Paso. Tex, March 2s.-Last night
Gen. Frye. who Is still at Sierra Blanca
with 40 men. wired A. L. Whiteside
Of this city; 1--WE need provisions and
boxcar transportation 10 san Antonio;
can anything be done for us7" A num-
Der of citizens got up an appeal which
was published in the Times this morn
ing. and this evening the Pacific and
Wells-Fargo express companies left
here with about 800 each In provisions
for the hungry men. in charge OF the
business managers Of the Times and
Herald.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29
ms eEnMAy LurHnnANs.
n pays session Mt Memphis--The
Attendance.

4, pays Session Mt Menphis--The
Attendance.
associated Press.
|uphls, Tenn, March 2S,-The first
4 session OF the German Luther
Il Teinessee and Arkansas was
Al the Lutheran church, 9S wash-
street. Members OF the faith
ali the Important cities in Ten
and Arkansas are in attendance.
meeting today was the first of the
|lsence. The conference win prob
continue until Monday. Many
|.rant papers will be read before
dose, one interesting fact in con-
|sn with the conference is recalled
y Of the members. In 1889 three
|.rboats passed Memphis and they
At that time all the members Of
hlth in the world. They had fed
as country TO avoid the singing
|, q cruel persecution in the father
They settled in Perry county,
sfi This was the nucleus
IA which has been gathered II
si.ship Of over one million in the
aof 50 years from the time when
N pssed Memphis UP to the pres
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29

eeal Dispatch.
IA Antonio. Tex, March 2s.-ln the
y Of civil appeals for the Fourth
riei, decisions were handed down
"a in the following cases:
.Arined-,J, NJ. Goggan, receiver, VS..
Kelly and Grace Kelly, from
'fnclS; Joseph Sweeney and wife
'he FL Paso Building and Loan
station, from El Pasoi A. T. Hem
Z Sons vs.. II. l.. Degeneri, from
~ Ella southall VS.. John South
pom Bexar; NJ. L. Blakeiy Us. the
'aso Building and Loan Assoeia-
from III Paso; Ira NJ. johnson vs..
n borden. from Bexar.
''ersed and rendered-Rosanna c,
e al, VS.. Charles A. r. Camp
4 = az from Bexar.
'ersed and remanded - Ernest
g US. Ed Disselhoerst from
n NE Galveston. Harrisburg and
antonio railway company vs.
E. A. Worthy ct al, from Bexari
White VS.. the city OF San An
from Bexar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29
IN a srAnyINe CONDITION.
DepIornblo situation of the Men at
sierra Blnncn.

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60 - M. 49,, s, r,.
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10y, 80 go ~ wv, y It a.
'u'l'su ~ ~ -, -, n,s' @ e, - -
.9''i'''l''u, " e'i' ~, ~ ~ ., A., ''
Uee" wi'nou' 80 w W., 80, Wy 49,,
'i'sy ~ ~ a s'.' '',.s soi'',' N.Y., 80,
ol .'''''' o'' 9O Wa .,''' w ea'',,s
NaiN' anu ''e'' "''''u'V na, 49,, ml
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29

Two yers PIeasant and Happy We'd
dinsa AZ Denisoa.

Special Dispatch.
Denison. Tex. March 2s.--Ycaterday
morning Air. Mark stensou Of the dry
goods firm OF Bierne & stenHon. was
quietly married to Miss Teresa Nolan
nj the catholic church.
Henry owens of this city and Miss
Mark Harrington were married iaat
week at SAVOY. II was a case Of love
at first sight About two weeks ago
owens waa caught 81 a storm near the
Harrington country residence, and ask
cd 10 remain over night which was
granted. Upon leaving owens asked %
correspond. oulminatlng IN wedlock
saturday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29

der thu circumstances We had hcttus
not 20 until June
MIS- Pollard had told him she was
three years younger than he. and NJ
was horn in 1860 Rosseil snid he rr,
eented Alias Pollard with two rings
lie haa also taken her to slt for Nm,
types, and he identified three picture,
Witch we've shown him. Miau f'ouerc
oncc mentioned to him mock mar.
flage between hcrsolf and lpilan
iiclvsHn wnomg asked lndra
Bradley perhaps Remembering the III.
nda,it ~ which Jullen had aworn that
tho mock marriakr was betveen owen
rlnalcy aud Miss Pollard. and was per.
formed BY himself ,innanA
Miss Pollard had once river him
rms and had written to him ofles he
went 10 chicago. Hc had nunp OF tho
ietlera Ills second letter to her was
answered by lady iriond " hors
Air Wilson objected 10 anything re-
rerilug mis- letter ana was Sustained.
ns be was also IN obiectiug 20 tio roe-
SONG which Rosscn had 80 lstting the
engagement drop The wlincns said
sha had allowed him to kl-s
mud hug her ln way he did not lika
IN woman he loved Oncn he had
Written 20 her about things he gave
hcr lie had destroycd the ceply
After tho nom rcceso Mr shelby
inquired Whether IN issi Miss Pollard
was mature poreon, phyeicaliy aud
mchtaily objection was made aud tho
question excluded, T. MAS asked also
whether hor conduit, WAS that Of
mature person. ami this WIS also ok
cludrd hut the quenllon Was framed
70 which Air. Resell conid aoAwer thas
she WIS o woman iic had soon prin-
clph Brown but once, ana there had
hcen no unpieasbnmrsa between them.
Last Aprii he had made npplioaiior for
the position Of sauger IA the internal
revenue service hut hih friends por-
studied him 10 run FOR uupcrlniendont
OF schoole and ho Withdrew his appu-
cation. pld not know Col pfcckin-
ridge when ne applied Tor the rovenue
position ils application had bsen
Withdrawn before be- mhde 8 depOalton
TO tbs oesc
Mr. Wilson Jumped into tho crosse
examination enthusiastically
"You Withdrew your application be-
fore you made that depohuong" he
aaErd
yves. STR"
'ilow long hcforeg"
"Weli, about 4"
"was IL not tho aano day you made
your deposition tho morning Of tho
samtT'
"Yea. Il wasn
"And dii yuu moi have Your apple
cation in your poclpt when YOU mado
Your deposiilen7e
yves aif, thni "a d fact"
NJ Wilson catcchleed The witness
about Tho iocAilon % Ole reception
rooms IN The school. etc. The wiiusaH'
regpnnHcs mainwd poor reeoinotimi
ot rouga he had according 20 mia
direct evidence visited twh or three
tlmea a week.
The deposition Or hiram ifdnfmnn,
n Lexington butcher, YVES taken up M
tor the cfosf.exnmmnton of Rolfeil
hhd hoen concluded Mr. kaufman
had known Miss Pollard wiion Sic
llvcd ~ Lexington in 1881 Kaufman
said thnt ~ WIS ilqlng between an aa.
niHnatlon house aud hhwdS houH6
Thefp wore some worlds not cnsipmafils
hcnrd ~ che hrat sooiety ia ihls state.
meni hnt. With thc consent Of Judge
nradirN enc lawSer substituted
"a midrr iefnt once he had
b
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29
rnn rnnnMAN,, aornNAn.
Lively scene az McetiHR Of the
Directors.

liy Associated Press
Dublin, Mach eS-There was
crowded meeting today OF the share
holders " the Frcomm's Journal
Thomas Sexton, NJ -. who presided,
freely criticised the action OF the direc-
tors, complaining that Ia apltq Of the
loss OF money there was no rplrit OF
economy shown John pinou shid this
wns his last day az membor OF the
board OF directors. and denounced Mr.
Heaiy's scheme to guarantee dividends
as a bogus plan.
Throughout Mr.. Dlllunsgpecch there
was frequent Interruptions and mum
her OF exciting scenes. SIR, Henly who
followed bitterly attacked Mr. Dillon,
declaring that he had NOT penny in-
vested In the paper Mr. Hoaiy was
also frequently interrupted, but the
majority OF The directors eide with
him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29

hN ANHuNiAiNu iltAa'
Denver Col, March 2s-After hear
ing argument today on the appeal
from Judge olynus declaion duashlng
the writ Of injunction against Mayor
wan Horn and me two nrc aud police
commissioners. the supreme court
judges announced that they could not
take jurisdiction IN the case Of error
Unless the old members, orr and Mar
tin. now retire voluntarily. writ W
mandnmus win be obtained by the
new board 70 compel them 10 yaeato.
Yielding 10 pressure from GOV, Waite
the new board has elected "A. H. Rob
mey, PopuliBt, for chief of police
instead OF ex-Chief Farley. william
ROBERTS. captain Of Ore company. Will
succeed Julius Peurce as chief Of the
IRE department
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29

n paso. Tex. March 2s.--Laie this
evening arrangements were completed
with the O.. II and 5. A. by which a
train was sent down 70 take fryes
army IRON Sierra Blanca 70 gan Al
ionic me train left here at o'clock
IND was loaded with iramps at il'so'
ana has just pulled out from Blanca
IN charge Of Conductor MerFiman'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29

special Dispatch.
RICHMOND, Tex, March - $3.50 ~ ~.
rro women and a nssro man s.-r 49,.
soIoss tts Brazos few miles pf'o .,
nm. Thsir skin capsized and ooth
women were drowned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29

,,,.,.s manage Don---ssew In Many
places.

Special Dispateh .. -. hieh
Galveston. Tex. March -. " W. ~, ~.
pressure area. which Nas oyer ~ .,,,''ss
s s,ea,e northwest last Night, mas me- '
. NC 10 the southwest and sos cover,
49,. ~, 'counsry west Of the AiAsiss'pp'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29

have Queen olives from Spain,
q. { feet from Fort Worth.
'-u'a mansoes from Kentucky,
i ilfower from California,
,i,aaioeaa cucumbeis and all fresh
iSs.aoies from Louisiana.
pickles. from Germany.
butter from Michigan.
e meat from New England.
AZ TURNER & DINGEE.S,
Pnrrtyors 20 The Public.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29

Special piapAteh-
pa,trop. March Yesterday even
los This vielniiy was ahaksn by a ,neh'
aslsmic disturbance which cnpsed con-
n,,serabie excitement but did no dam
agA.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29
Inducements
For Saturday.

SO dozen Mems Ribbed
Balbriggan Underwear me-
diun weights just the thing
for "a sent wants made 70
sell Tor 81. 50 a suit siatur
day q price soc a garment
e5 dozen fine Gauge Bal
briggan underwear French
neck, trimmed seams full
regular SOC quality satur-
dayla price ESQ a garment
lsf dozen Hermsdori black
full regular Half Hose worth
zoe. saturday price l2so
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29
|'.,YSS ML'..l i. I'D U
md | } co.
MAIN AND 9TH.

|adouarters for Dress Goods
A silks, Kid Gloves Hos.
4 Underwear and Cloaks.
n largest stock of Carpet
4 and House Furnishings
|ibe State. Prices guaran.
n as low as the same class
hoods can be had in any
|rket-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-29
Per Month--$l

tanning april 1 the Sub
.Di,op PRICE of He DAILY
LITE, de1Nsred BY carrier
|wbs S, per month.