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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-02
Infants Department

Offers for fifty cents each three full values In
little folks clothing The price doesn't cover the
cost Of the materials:
% dozen Good Quality Bingham Dresses,
Hubbard style, wido frills shoulders,
high, full sleeves, pretty patterns, each. 10
Is dozen White Cambria Short Dresses,
yoke of fine cluster tucks tucks and Ham
burg insertion combined each. 80
Is dozen White Cambria Long Slips, two
Styles full from neck down. other with
yoke formed Of tucks and insertion, EACH. 80
I'D floor. 10th st. building \
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-02
Millinery Department

Is always ready to receive interesting lots Of
goods and will by OF a fortunate purchase
place on sale tomorrow:
500 punches of Jetted Coque Feathers.
lot of Butter Color Sailors. the
seasons latest, sale. each. .....-... ESQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-02
THEY SAW THE PARADE.
And This Morning They Related Thef
Experience I'm the Police Court.

Ed johnson. a negro, who thought Lis
time had come when he got In the crowd
yesterday during the arrest of Browne and
Jones. also got In the way OF Policeman
Anderson. and commenting on the duty Of
the officers he remarked, NO white -
OF a policeman can arrest me-"
But the policeman did arrest him. and
Judge Kimball today fined him $40. He
went down.
A young man named Ebert Richmond
became involved In trouble because he made
use OF language concerning the number Of
policemen IL required to arrest one man.
Policeman MARI charged that the young
man used some profanity, but he proved
that he did not. and Judge Kimbau acouit-
ted him.
DR.. william G. Baker. who started n s.u
patent medicine at Camp ~. s. Coxey'' last
night. got arrested for driving on the park.
He paid a fine of 81 In court this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-02
Children's Muslin Under
wear Department

Contains every good style and kind of Undercloth-
ing for the young folks. and there is just as much
thought given to the selecting and the buying as
to that of the older folks:
Good Quality Jean Waists, we'll made, but
tons and buttonholes. each. .I2h
Good Quality Muslin Drawers. deep hem,
cluster of tucks, pair. Observation-Disclosures. .12h
Good Quality Muslin Drawers Hamburg
rufhe, cluster Of tucks, pair rs
cd floor. 10th st. building)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-02
White Goods Dept.

Has Just added to Its collection Of twenty. five
Imported Printed Dimities
"a pieces Of the 37ac. quality, in q variety
Of choice colorngs, choice Of lot, yard. 2s
New Dress Linens, in the fashionable color.
ings, 80 inches wide, yard. ......... az
Homespun Suitings. in woven colors, q sub
stitute for Galatea Cloths Ducks, &C.,
be found here only. All colors
yard. Observation-Disclosures. 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-02
MAKRIED.

sHEA-MAEAK. m Baitfmore Ma. o. suns ~
1888, by the Rev. J. Il. Coniey, BARTHo1G
NEW SHEA 70 LIZZIE A. NANAK, Id q
this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-02

wellman's Polar Expedition Leaves
Norway.
The American north polar expedition,
under the command of Walter wellman
left Tromsoe Norway, yesterday afternoon
for the island of Spitzbergen on board the
steamer Ragnvold Jarl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-02
Won1en's Shoes.

Some Shoes are made for appearance, some for
wear, some for comfort and come to combine all
three. This last II the mark at which these are
aimed:
WoEen's Cloth Top Oxfords, patent leather
tips. Pair. Observation-Disclosures. $500
Women's Oxfords, patent leather tips and
quarters. Pair. Observation-Disclosures. $500
Women's Blucherette Oxfords. patent leather
tips. Pair. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50
Women's Dark Russia Calf Oxfords. Pair $3.50
Women's Light Russia Calf oxfords. Pair. $500
Women's Russet Goat Oxfords. Pair. $500
Women's Oxfords, pcadilly toes patent
leather tips. Pair. Observation-Disclosures. $500
Women's Butcher Oxfords. patent leather
vamps. Pair. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
(Second noor. first annex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-02
r1uslin Underwear Dept.

Offers as q result Of . special purchase
100 dozen Extra Wide Bingham Aprons,
neat checks Of blue. brown and green, wide
border on bottom. each 15o.. for. ......... .2s
"a noor. 10th Ut. building
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

The time has come when the average
respected citizan does not need 10 fear
being stamped a topper ana n drurkard
Tor INDUCING IN an occasional draught
Of some stimulating beverage, Through
the business enterprise al some men
our citizens can enjoy the happy priv
llege Of drinking a giaga without danger
70 character or reputation. by visiting
quiet and respectable places where
none but the beat class OF citizens 60
Among such places J. y. sroDgs pop
ular place is among the most prOmi-
nent. II was opened IN September Of
this year and preaents an elaborate ap-
pearance. The front portion OF the
house Is devoted 20 the sample room.
A fine mahogany bar, fourteen feet
long, set on by a handsome mirror. 10
one Of the features deserving OF mem
ton III The rear are the private wiue
roOms. The stock couhiEth OF Imported
and domestic Wines liquors and Of
gars. a speciality j. made Of "Ioa-
uoite." the finest six year old whisky
on the market PabSt and Budweisar
bottled, and Anheuser keg beer
handled Mr Strong 10 a popular gem
ilefnan and has been a resident Of
Fort Worth eight years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
Fl. WORTH UNIVERSITY
a wnhi-nau,rrep, MODERN IN
srrTurioN or iEARNiNe.
Ia Hieh Standard Of Excellence
Places IL In the Front Rank
With Leading Southern
rni,ersities.

"A q leading educational center Fort
Worth Is rapidly galniug note. IN ad-
dition 70 an admirable system OF public
schools. she has facilities for higher
education not oNccled by amy city IN
the state. one OF the most prominent
motors for higher education IN tho city
" fprt Worth univeralty, This lnHti-
tuition Il under the auspices OF the
Methodist church. and was chartered
under the laws of the state June &, 1881,
rs IeNaa Wesleyan College
AZ occupied temporary quarters In the
city tn 1854, wncn II moved 10 tho
buildings now occupied, which were
ctnoted az cost OF $4,000. In June.
lSSs, the charter was enlarged and Tho
name changed to the Fort Worth Unit
Ncrsiy Al present the unlycraity
offers colleglate courses IN aria and
selenees leading TO the dvgrees " A. b.
And ~ y, correspondents preparatory
vouises, normal course, an elcmon-
tnrN preparatory course, a commercial
course q course In law leading 10 the
uegteo OF L. L. H., aud course In
medicine leading 10 the degree of NJ.
y instruction h also provided In mod.
erh languages Instrumental aud vocal
music, drawing and painting, clocution
ana military tacuea, poat-grnduate
instruction IL oifcrod IN mathematics,
philosophy, Latin, Greek and ohomlatry.
IN 1921 DR., q. +. Fisher OF nonvor tho
present Incumbent, was elected i-cgl-
dent, and under his wise ahle aud pro.
gosslvc management tho university has
made rapid pfogroHa and growth until
today u takes rank with the loading
nniveraitles ot the South.
The university Is IN tho southern, or
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

-Four young men who loved 20 look AZ
different parts Of the town after nightfali
found that they were paying large sums
each month ia cab hiro. One u them nun.
goatod that they buy a carthage and team
and keep y fir theirown use, iedoinnus
strntcd tbst II would DO saving rhoy
found driver who was anxious % W iis
10 business on his own account Then
thoy bought tho carriage and horses. 10
was agreed that the driver should haul any
or all of thuni free Of charge until BIO had
paid fos tho rig on tho slow instali,nonb
plan,
Under this arrangement tho young mon
began riding al all hours Of the day and
night Whenever and wherever any Of
them saw the carriage aud decided 70 tako
a ride the driver had 70 pnrt with hts pay
ing customer and obligu tho cwnors. The
driver took 20 side stroeis 10 avoid them
and was afraid 10 return 10 hia corner.
knowing that one or moro woald BE- there
ready for somo all might expedition. Bus
with great patience ho lAboFed on, making
his small payments, and NJ tho end Of two
years he became solo ownor Of two broken
down horses and carriage which looked
~ n n had been through massacre. ~
Chicago Record
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE.
.,rnous AND GROWING SEAT
h' or LEARNING.


,.,,aes we find that the material
F.',.nn,ent Of a city outstrlps It's edu-
|,.ssI development. This is not true
~, worth. This city points with
"a the Polyaechnie college on
|..,.shulc Heights, two miles east of
L,1slon depot. The location OF this
|.,,s,e is exceptionally good, being
|..s,y.iye or eighty feet above the
y commanding view is obtained
E'~iv OF the city. but of the sur
S i.,r country also. II is an ideal
4 az a college, scenery beautiful,
healthfui, removed from the
~ "a sins OF the city. While be-
- from the latter, 1t affords the
.,.nees and advantages OF the
ssh.,nr connected by street car
me society is of the most
4 .,..ame kind. It IL altogether that
/ IA college, and no parent need
W any uneaslness in sending his
a. daughter to this place Of learn
me college Is little world OF
4 ,~n The building IS situated In
m,sdle OF a twenty-five acre cam
Al undivided interest In the
Ending 800 acres belongs TO the
! - management. An arteslan we'll
ss An abundant supply OF water.
little town has grown up
IA the college, families moving
IL educate their children, The
t..ht, location. the beautiful
an-e. The congenial associations
, srcellent educational advantages
\. thls a very desirable place TO
IA. Is not an old and settled seat Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
nlLLIAnp NAILS.
Diiiiard PnrIor, PioIwicis
Hotel Building,

This handsome establishment Is by
far The largest ana finest decorated
Bliilard Parior IN tho South, and re-
fieots credit upon It's estimable manager
Mr. GdO:9e a. Burbank, a gentleman
who FOR twenty years has been en-.
gagged In tho business hnh mas VNnsa
aud conducted six similar establish
nentg throughout the country. Tho
house was opened December l. Five
billiard and three pool tables OF the
Brnnswlok Blake collander Compana
are used Every comfort and
convenience IL provided for the uee or
patrons. II il the purpose OF Mr. Bur
bank 10 regiye inierent IN ms Class
~ amusement. which. owing 70 the
lack OF q suitable place 70 10 10, has
eomewhat dcterlorated. After the
opening Of the Pickwiek hotel Mesars'
shaefsr and Ives VIII be brought here
and other attractions presented.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
ynrrnlNAlll srnonoNa.


lie whose name heads this article
ls one OF the leading veterinary SUR
gcons OF Texas, and wrlto-up Of Fort
Worth would be incomplete u We failed
TO mention this gentleman, who, by hia
yury successful treatment Of AL dlh-
eases Of horses. cattle ana dpmoatiu
animals, has won Tor him an extensive
prarticc. Or Alien IN a native OF Emf
land, md graduate OF tho London
and Edinburgh royal eollggoa ~ vrier-
mary surgery, two Of the best kuown
colleges Ia The world, lie practlccd hts
profession IN London and various ctnqr
portions Of England, ana IN 1859 cane
To America aud located nj dnlynsion,
Tex. Here and ut other Texas points
be has nrnnticcd since, luiy. 1884, no
chmn 10 Fort Worth. and hns since TINT
time succeeded In establishing u large
practice. Ito has AL the NECESSARY
equipments for the succeHHful qnrryinw
on or his business, ana H0ine weeks aNo
purchased Dr. rhntchers instfumontnl
Dentistry la made a specially His
office ~ NJ MARROW iirng.' stables, ara
his residence 7Oa East First street. pr,
Allen Ia gentleman whose long prao-
teal experience, coupled with tho thor
ough knowledge ~ his profession. has
rendered him particularly adept lhoBs
whose stock need attention Will do
well 70 have Dr. Allen take them 10
charge. We take pleasure IN rocom-
mending his services 70 the general
public,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

The handsome resort, presided over
by the above named gentleman az Clp
Main street is one Of tho most finely
appointed establishments In North
Texas. nnd was but recently thrown
open TO the public. An adequate des-
crlption IL impossible. The premises
are spacious. handsomely adorned and
fitted up for the accommodation NJ the
numerous patrons. The bar made Of
oak, twenty feet long, is beyond qea-
ton the finest IN Fort Worth, A mag
nlilcent mirror extends almost the on
tire length OF the bar . superb line
Of imported and domestic wines. IL
quora and cigars aye carried aud served
by experienced hands, a specially H.
made Of Fort Worth beer A special
feature Of tho business is the splendid
morchants' lunch get daily from II 70
1. The establishment 81 certainly a
credit to ita line,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

lie was old enough to be man, but
not sufficiently aged " be nboye boys
trscks, and whom be saw dog pacing IA
front Of the Irpquuls tho other day he
oOGldn't resist tho temptation u haveEoms
fun With rho dog. Ha had bought 10Y
balloon fruin street fakir, and the halA
pnlinal'e tail and cried. Sick EN-. TiRhr'r
Thu dog soampervd forward FEW fest.
hui as hn foit the balloon bounding abont'
hlh legs turned suddenly, md plenGinR
his teeth 40 II quickly exploded the flpny
businees Tho lokaT when be heard tie
laughter Of tho crowd and The IubiiAn<
bark r tho dog. made q hnssy sneak
BufIalo ExpresA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
nci,xrcn ThIra md Ionrth.

We Rc now Tfphrnd 70 III al pFoeFs
for holiday c1kes Tho cheapest and
The beet IN Fort WORTH oar fins caknA
are Immense. ana We Will carry 9 large
and handsome supply. 90 that every
one can make a selection. These Wy
wiil soil cheaper than ever Fine cakes
and home made bread apecialiy. soc
raanufacturcra Of dhe celebrated Jumbo
IO-ccnt ioaf az bread. Wedding cake Or
dera solicited. Hot rolls az 40 ., m.
j am well supplied with q dcilEbtful
line o. candles and bon b0Ds for the
holi8ayn AZ pricea ranging from i-2c
10 zoe per pound. These candles are IN
doubtediy he best. and At tho same
time the cheapest ever f0id IN Fort
worth. Cont FORGET tho plaes-Et ~
knHk stifet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

their doors in few seconds by ringing
up No. 917 a stable OF this kind Is a
necessity, as parties frequently ma
that 1t suits them much better 20
hoard their horses at good stable
rather than buy the feed and hire some
one 10 attend TO them. The South sue
Is an excellent location for q boarding
stable. aud we bespeak for the proprle-
tors much prosperity with their truly
complete equine boarding establish
mont. We feel sure the people OF inc
South Side will appreciate me t9et
that they have such a splandid stae,e
near at hand Messrs. Mayheld x Al
ford deserve great credit for their enc
terprise. Both are prominent y"uhs
mon OF Fort Worth. They shoulu, anu
no doubt will. receive a liberal patron
age,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
The u. Loaia Millinery Company,
aOf Houston street

Have only been 81 bn9lneHB 10 TcfnH
for one yoar. but Ia that short time
have built up as iar8e a trade an any
three houses Ia the city
Their low prices on millinery goods
were quite surprise 70 the ihdies Of
Fort Worth and "a caAaaguence from
dhe fest day OF their opening hero they
have enjoyed good trade.
They are The only house in the city
that buy millinery eoida direct from
the manufacturers and Importer, and are
Ia a condition 70 nllf the latest and
nobbirat goods a. cheap az fiiay crn
De bought IA 81 Louis or New York.
Every doiiara worth Of goods ere
tonsbf for the ldwcSt spot cash rices
ana tsint enaaies them 70 nndsrasli ali
or spy cosnystitcra. All orders from
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Mnyneid & Afford A.. m. -
tors--hcSt Equipped psta,,i,s,s,nrie
me hind In the southsyest--A
'ire Proof, Airy, Roomy puitai,,, !,


"nyheid & Afford Are IN. p.
s.-hcSt Equipped Estnblish,ncnt
81 me hind In the southsyr.t--A
Eroof, Airy, Roomy building.
Mayneld & Afford have lust opened
sp tneir new boarding stables On the
soutn side. II Is exclusively a board
,ns stable, and Il is said to be the hest
, rullt one Of the kind south OF n. louis,
the building. just completed. Il of
nriek. beauty in appearance, a model
~ construction as regards convenlencea
nnu honptahility to the use for which
w ~, intended and ample and COM
,sya.ous m size. What strikes one
most IN visiting Il Is the evidence on
all aides that the controlling idea In It's
construction waB &c make stable thar
would afford the greatest possible COM
Tort 10 the horse. In this they have
been successful, and the horse that Is
fortunate enough TO be placed there
VIII certainly appreciate Il. There "a
plenty OF light. the ventilation is per-
rect and the room ample for the horse
as ne stands In the stall. Another ex-
oelient feature Is that he has bed OF
paste clay on which TO rest his feet,
thus avoiding the evn results OF having
TO stand on n plank floor In most
stables the hay and feed are kept over
head, really inviting Are This Ia not
the case here; 1t is entirely removed
from the stalls, except a liberal supply
for food. The stable is practically IRE,
proof, owing to its construction and
also that fire hall Nc. 4 Joins 1t on the
south. Large openings are abundant
and the whole stable could be omptied
into he streets and ally In a very Few
seconds. The buggy department looks
like carriage repository; Is dry and
easily accessible. There IS n handsome
ly fitted waiting room for ladies who
call for their buggies, and they are In
vlted to call and see for themselves,
Telephone connection places the stable
Z next door to every house In the district
{ and physicians can have their rigs al
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

IL. Il. weirauch, JeanlnRs and Dag
Rett Avenues.

All the best wines ana llquors.
Cigars. and tobacco, ton,
With a glass Of foamlng lager.
And a pleasant word Tor you
This establishment 10 indeed one Of
the ncatest ia its line 90 the city, and
Is Indeed an omlnenty conducted one.
An exquisite liue Of foreign aud co-
nestle liquors are carried. embracing
the leadinE buuus nf WHsfau.
beer, cogniucs etc. Everything 10 con-
Quoted Win Il Que rcha.u 80 .aa a..l
propnety, Mr. l.. r. Welrauch bought
the establishment about ton montha
ago, and is gentleman IN every nense
Of the word.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

THO turn Of mind which makes ono 20
IL. n everything IS happy poss,s'
. usrs gentleman Of poetic disposl.l,n w, !,
sion. sE ,.ith friend Though gaIueh
~ l..,, ,.h.rry trees vere In bloom, salai
WIT, ~ ~ ',, u t,osc trcesl Aren't thcy bsau'
,,,,,i, Tbey look as II they were co'e'eo
with snow stor,n loaded
a few days later . spring s'o' M .s,ns
,hose trees heavily with SNOW, ~, ~ sarse
,,sntlcman went past them r ,,ll, ~
tr,rnd and this tiinc-he eIelAlii, NJ, b,su.
ME- s.Irek AZ those treesi Aren't tles - s..a
.h,li They look as q my VI, ~ -
tliu.' ,,,,o,,,s Youths Companion
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
EVERYTHING ON WHEELS.
prietor.

In gathering for preservation III w.
bile as well as portable. form, a list OF
The industries Of Fort Worth. we pro-
nose in this work rather to present re-
,nsynbrances OF a generally interesting
na,urs than to Induce in personal com
pllment. With this preface no apology
need be offered for mention OF one OF
our most enterprlsing and progress''s
establishments. This mammoth mouse
,orrdsd November OF this year Nam-
.-dis,v ntiarters arc occupied on me
nti,oast corner OF Second ana Inf'eN-
,,,nrfon streets. The firsl noor u &C.
,,ntad Ia the display OF bugsifs, gu
riarss vehicles carts ana "a. NV'f''
Ths second to the reserve STIR, ~,
me rear is q large warehouse st"a,,S
well filled. The Stock Is plai' ~ aver
.,h-sssa line superior 70 any w.
eHlu' 4..,,a In Fort Worth. The STOCK
u, ' tsrn..ss is superb A line o. et.ie,
u ~ fuegies. having the ctieola,tu
,tS, enring. splendidly adaptsn ivs
n.t ,,ssrs IL carried. Mr. hailn'bl,
ieusm nt for Springfield, OBrieA az =
y aAens -tt,, wagons, Avery plows
un,,i.ivators, checkrowerA n ~
ali r,yines. etc. Buying IN npsn
80, s,r,a ntltles, direct from snc i,",'s
i sa,nr ers N time when gooas ,s ~
iSw he IS enabled to give ms va nan .bss
,be best bargains for less NO. ~ byliaing
lis competitors, and thus z =. that Is
ap an extensive ps'r9 entire .setlon
81; eaa'hs ,eynpiatlng the pu,chas, u
lno.s A., Ms line Will AID ths ~. ~.
any ln,itSg at his house, inspso,aii =, ~
BY eailnss ,@s-ning prices. Gfett pie ~,
ure WI Pc ,r .s Nj. Hairstcn Y
through g VIM I'M and il BY seillns Al 1,a s'0
asre rsssssonaBls prices IS s srii KIT ssp-
an, a. rse essTtainiy succeed lie h bis now
Even fort Worth a , sairi Eel proud.
winch they may W. -.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
Triangle saloon, Ninth and Houston
streets.

This well known Institution was In
cepted BY Mr. Armstrong five years
aKO and Is today one OF the most popn-
lar resorts IN the city. a superior line
Of Wines, liquors. cigars and tobacco
Is handled and dispensed a splendid
lunch Is set Mf. Armstrong Is well
known 10 our citizens and needs no IN
PRODUCTION May his ruccess be long
"a the wish Of the Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23


This paper would be Incomplete With
out monitor OF this establishment IL
is material part OF the bone and
rinew Of our city 1t IS busy inatitu-
lion where the wheels ara turning, the
needle flying the steam kissing from
morn until niKht The company has
}. T. woolcry at It's head a. president
ana treasurer, with d. Sellers az Sec
Rotary. The product is an important
onp. and proves a potent factor In the
daily ufe Of this city, The firm WA
ostnbllahed In 1885. aud incorporated IN
1892 Thoy employ ON nn average ot
thirty hands day, and manufacture
the best springs. rprlng-bedn, cots anu
MnttrcHHes.
10 be- found anywhere They also
manufacture excelsior and ApfinR,bth
lumber. and have one Of the best
equipped carpet and isalher r,heFa.il's
works In the south, The plant Us hiicd
throurhuut with the most Improved
machinery FOR the eueQcASful cQnduy-
tlan or THAR business. The trade N not
only local but extends throughout the
north and Northwestern purtionh OF
the state Into the Indian Territory Hnh
New Mexico, and wherever the goods
are used entire satisfaction has befn
given. intact. II ~ a model institution
and oarrics with It's name every eNl.
dence Of property. while The word
"success" proudly noatA from its ban
ners. Merit always wins, IN this case
IL has been Triumphant. The people
Of Fort Worth and surrounding towna
appreciate tho efforts Of tha Industrious
and deserving mon who have built up
this Industry. and the Gazette Joins
them IN proolnlming words Of praise 10
their good name and credit. Long may
the Fort worth furniture Company
rcayn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

bakery and Confectionery. corner OF
First and Aiain streets KEEPS frenh
broad. rolls, cakes. pies, etc, English
fruit cake insde specially for Christ
mas. An oreera promptly delivered
II convenient. call up phone 49, Fresh
candies always IN stock. Ornaments
ard decorations for wedding cakcs &
specially. We try 70 give perfect saiis-
lection to our custoneru,