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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

mougsellnc de sole, as light as FOSSIL.
MGR In a lovely lent-grecn over sun
turquoise blue satin .,.,
The nnring skirt has smart ruohe
Of green velvet ut the FOOT uhu'r ''u
guugy drnpury. 80, t,,
,n exquisite collar. and girdlc OF 'ht,,
aids and turquoise set In ulu Gu'V
Snuarcs. The sleeves are bouilHht AM
come only to the elbow, where pi' ~
,rrqon velvet Is twisted mo q VIZ
6nlsh. A fair phllndelphlah ~ MY
fortunate owner OF ms ltoeh, NV or
hor yellow hair bandehu' me NluS az, ~
,e, Geld Nv a tall gold comb encfuhte"
Win turquoise. the picture ~ compel,
"snsi'on rnntpe a gown Tor church- tNliE'
,,.,,ich Madame assures swect-ihgSu
hlrh-hred girl near me JvA ,ho
thing for herr And when ! hu''u ,, IN
',lrTs rich. creamy compleNloh' VIII
kit.. ,,,' ,noat delicious c0lorinE IN her
gi,eepa and her rich coils OF nrgMu
fr otiitp agreed with her ~ VIZ
" ,,,,,ee-cray military clothi thv hNll
.nrrmously Wide. with numbers
.,nrss set In at the bottom , -
An odd-looklng eutaway ~
~, -,rray velvet, lined thronEe4su'
lt,V vine satin. was beauutully M, nh
WIN ",,.ttb huge silver buttons. NV
lsH'u Crooped gracefully from lphb
n.t,idcr seams, and were OF ltilNis 80,
,iwc though ntting Hnuky ~ Wv 20
si,,, Inc elbow dlapel N.", vs.
n nreomy chiffon softened the S''e''
style, g., be worn a Tam o.
W ~ tr black satin braid WIN
sn,s,n,,ca ~ purple and White Nlo'eeS
nuh ,'id under the brlm, collar OF
s .s,sh pink roses give the latest eoi'-
hi ma pn quite In the mode. Madame ~,
ono must have box pleas ~
49, bodice a gown Of W. ny
] one tsitV cloth, the ukirt very
blash d,stendel az the bottom. hhs
muvh Spt,tSd Rusglan blouse with peN
flehs nYtcnding from the yoke 70 w
j pU1ts, the woke Is the queer iart 81 w ~,
pel,,,,,,c falling on the sh9Nlue, 4,
w ,,,ost exngeprnted ihhnloh, ~,
MAN biaci; SILK velvet as are uhe US
\ ~ mutton Sleeves ,..,. ~ hand
large buttons ana niAa az -, ~
.Inted porcelain Ia rlch pillli ... 49,, S
ps1nr. fnsien this dashing ko"n , ,,S,,.
the front The black NeNsn ~
II Ny, K trimmed with hunen ,s
5iosrv piumes AID prinilS usN
"A yafi-roiofed ponies- go. ,,,,sy,n
.-,,c neck ruche la % black cnlIl9i,.
~, fuil. with long scarf emu uhues
WV aar IA snuggled hnneh OF w
enei, coming Faster tciei N "
pvsi t,, fne 81 our own Boston peiit
WE ",,,9yn by Madame win eIluehl
Anu ,arn Nd IN the he1uutul nNW
fslu ,,p ~ aold gold" broadclpti n'iitnSi
srni,e,,y nor tan. but u DELIGHTFUL tlehn.
~ me two. The skirt " nli.ips
+ i,,a,,s In is dimensions one hnulos .i,,
s,htnk ~ the amount OF haiI N''l''
Ma Young thing win carry apou1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24
THOSE AWFUL HUSBANDS.
When the Milliner's Bill Comes They
Act Badly.
THEY cRrrIclsH EVERYTHING.
And Get Their roor Little Wives
Into All Sorts of serious
Trouble.

"Men are 30 hard 10 please" nlghcd
the young woman with the huge nun.
"They are, indeed" Eroaned the girl
with the big bunch OF violets. "iiow
do known Why, Walter panandink
that II set me to practising harder
than ever. yet that very thing ended
In breaking on our friendshipr
"But hove"
Thcrn was q boarding house next
door TO M He came there TO live while
he wrote his new book My piano wns
on one side OF that party WALL his desk
was on the other That In all"
And still the induatry Of the bee Ia
held up to admiration. Bnt all men
are Just an had-,hcro'R not n bit OF
logic IN them. Now. FORWARD used
10 praise my elegant toilets before
we were mafricd and yet whom ny
drcsmnkcrs bill comes In he uses
such language that ! have to remove
my parrot from tho roumw
'1lumph' und they actually talk as
II we were Illogical"
''rhoy do Hut what Worries me most
la tho fact that Howard win smoke In
the house"
"nut YOU probably told him before
YOU We're married that you liked
smoke"
what " dld9 lilo might have
known that I only meant In roomr
whero the carpets and curtaina are
not my own"
80 he might"
hut this lg really nothing TO the
time Lucy ~ having"
~ didn'l think woman who has
dlamonds like hers would know what
trouble 49,
MY dear, her diamonds have given
her lnHpmnia alrcndy,"
~ don't see how
"shc can't ulocp II she has them All
! Ia the house for fear OF burglnra and
I she can't sleep NJ thcy are In the bnnk
1 lest the cnHhier ahHcnud with thcml'
Poor. thln9l Sun she can enjoy
I thcin all day.
"Nury true. nut about her troubles.
( Maurice iH always tompluning OF aud
! pulNnK fun nc her hig sleeves. so ghn
! took advantage ot The fact ia have her
| new bnll Dress made with no sleeves.
! ut all
"Qutc logic1l. I'm sure"
"WAHu't 81 she Wnn To help MIS-,
Sweletylc receive tho other evening
aud she only kept her hunband waiting
| thror-u quarters g. an hour no lie would
not huye time TO get crosse Then sho
camo down In hoi new gown"
well. WiW he nlDnHcu1'
"llr was not, He sent her up stairs
to INT on a gown with nlocvoa IA Il.
9nry GOT 10 tho reception IN time 70
500 me last OF the gechlp say good
ulEht
VOL he rs nara 10 please You've
heard OF bdlhe accident haven't
you .n,
Mercy, no; what was ltf'
Why, NY huNphuu ntegt,'ltsl'AH w. nruM
So lnurh nho1t nleha uial EN- I'pel, w
~ NUN w. W. ~, n'r " NM, m "' ,,h ~, ~,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24
A VISIT TO THE MILLINER,
Who Shows Her Pretty Things to
the Best Effect.
A LOVELY GOWN FOR SUNDAY.
II Was Made OF Mouse Gray military
Cloth With nm Enormously
Wide skirt.

The first bright smiling day oven
In deceptive March sets our pulses
beating gay measures, and our feet
TO tripping the old familiar path to
our modistcs; or, better still. II we
have carriage we bowl along the
dry roads, while the sweet breath OF
the ylolets on our coat lapel make us
dream OF budding trees and spring
flowers; then we draw rein before
Madame'a very imposing doorplate
with n great dcal OF cclat
We are only one of the great throng
OF elegant cqupogcs, but our creat is
wen known, ana the others very hum
bly, give way.
Madame vs. nll smiles and glccful
shrugs as she grGets one after another
OF her patrons Ia her iu,mitahln way
we are all Heekcrs after the light, 30
| the general air Of good fellowship IS
funny TO behold; Madame Is, moreover
| queen In her establishment ana rates
| blue blood and paryenue by the ducatH
| they possess.
An assistant brings out long packing
cases, and we hold our breath MS with
I the most provoking sloWuesa she un,
ties the endless faRtcniugs
A shlmmcring mass OF pale greer
and blue takes the form OF "A frock tt
be worn at a Lonten tea. II Ia II
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24
now no sror a cniLp CRYING.
a Curious Method Discovered by M Ola
bachelor.

a Curious Method Discovered by an ola
bachelor
Bachclors are not usually accredited
with much knowledge about the proper
trcatms..' ~. children, but sometimes they
a,cp in where angels-that Is, the mothers
Of the ehtllrn.-tear 70 tread,
a wen-known man about town. who Is
pretty well on In years and not very fond
OF children. stopped n TO seq married
sister the ut0or day. and found her trying
TO amuso her little boy about 1--we years
OF age Not long after he arrived, ahe
stepped out OF the room 10 attend to soma
household matter or othor. leaving him
ol5nc with nv chlld. The latter eyed him
duhloualy Tor sauu mluutca
He wda spoiled child " over there was
ono. and had no ldcn of making prumiacu.
Gus aeuuulutancca The bachelor trlod TO
make tire little one lanFh, but all he got
Tor his antics was q sour look Finally,
without any warning, the child burst out
cryiuc ilcrr was % uuandary, ~ be sure.
Ito didn't dare TO pick the boy up and
Roolhc him. MS attempts Ia the verbal
line were dismal failuroH,
what should he dor Finally though,
struck hun lie looked a. the cryinn
ynunpstcr ana tho CRYING youuratcf
looked az him through his tears, Ito was
evidently much rloiecd with the lmpros.
sion hN was making
"Cry i1udcr" said he. Tho chlli obeypi
'1.ouder yet ursnd tho bachelor A yel
went up that would have DOM credit TO ar
Indian "cy louder stll,' Insisted IN,
"t,oudor,' fairly hoWlod hiH uncle, ~
won't" snapped the infant and DE shut
hIg mouth Wiih q click, and was uulat foi
tho rest OF tho DAY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

Important ThipRs for the iom'
woman Ia Know,

important ThinRs for the Home
Woman Ia Know.
A white felt hat may be rlenned with
Pipe clay, 1t should DO applied with a
soft flannel
A sponge or rag saturated with
cayenne pepper solution and stuffed
into rat hole viii drlye the pests
away.
Generally speaking coffee boiled y
coffee spoiled The instant uat II
buila Up, u should be net back 10 steep
fora few moments,
one ~ tho nrrttlpFt blue HhadeA nrfd
10 embroidor white linen ~ indiEg blue
cotton, which initiates moro Perfectly
than BLK or linen lpHa the peculiar
shade OF blue seen On old china.
The chnnng dish needs especial care
70 keep II lpoRing nice and new enough
FOR the table The PAM should not pc
put IN water when washed. but tue
water put In them and the mckelod
surface carefully wiped and pulifhcd
with channels, II particles OF what
ever has beon cooked In II adhere 10
the pan. clean them on With RiVaAe
ana salt. then wash with clean, nor
soap suds; rinse ana dry thoroughly
Fried banana is a paintnbic dish for
breakfast. and gives that ffllt ilaVpr
all It's own. aud 10 many tastes murh
better than when eaton Ia the nat.
nful rlhtnt liihf CIT INV R''hfaht tf''f
apiit the banana In half HAYS mol
fryins pan, with half an inch OF melted
butter Ia the bottom. Into this put the
banana, being careful not 70 LEI II
burn, but brown well on both Eur@
Just before hfiing u out sprinkle
with sugar and net II In the oven 20
crisp over the top herye on hot dlHh.
Rice lends itself 20 a greater variety
OF dishes than any other article o.
food. II makes any number o. sweet
diahca and deanertH. ~ excellent az
nour, aerysa nE vegetable 70 use with
meats or nah, mnken delicious cake
| for breakfast when cooked like batter
cnlgca, and for made mat dishes haH no
canal withal, being extremely cheap
| whom the nutritive qualities Ok
! die cereal arc considered. yet 4,
/ ia more often served up ~
unuhlatable shape than almost nny
| a,bar dirh N ueedn delicate COOKE
ing and dainty treatment to bring CUT
| it's palathble qualities
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

Whom slphonishn clara clark became
Her frIrnl' and her relations were p-
They wore Gnlly hearted people, but old .
fashioned and proais-,
so tbey called jhf local doctor In anu |
asked tor tH advice
The local doctor purscl hin lips, a learned /
Aud slIi "Ab5li this new disease phyal.
plluH ulraHfVUt
It m mruul liberation OF temporary |
Ana b1a most remarkable effect upon
tho mind,
at leads tho younH ard beautiful ! much
tt,fpt Go atv,
no n.i0ailS behayo in an extraordinary
The initiative faculties IL greatly serves
The nrghio.. maiden lmi,utca tho tecolest
l,Ind OF mpu
"With cigarette In mouth about tho amolt-
iusruum ahF'll hang
She develops ma objectionable taste for
nut m yonr da0rhter'a ease ia not de-
tpalr lf were you
I VIII mako hDr MP "a miXtlre which 1
bopn wili pnll her throughi'
sophonlsha to2k the mixture, but na ono
Upon her alato Of iulnd It dldnt have the
AMI dov hv ,tty phe 0igI her loyiur
ru uns rnarninr lho 10 breakfast eaino
! la maHouline ettlro,
/ the !lA1t Hi3w ur'ko hn,, cane,H bnold
. .A r.. llWNt.t' W ~ i H. M', Nt H., ,...
Anu a.i,n'9i,3g '"'"'I Wa" ho' ''k'
"a, biftr N'gs ,ii Vorat that f,n ON 90.
rbey 'ion 6o. '6pifo nor manly rnrb. In
Mounted yyomuuH tears.
! ,,, 4, ...t a.. ......,t... f,,., ,...t, 49,,
hn' lhohEh h.r worthy ia'her Ralnht her
! o.. II t''.v,l"ln ~ .Hso,,t $40 a,,,t.,,
'h' HIM, ' NIl9 cneae'ii wv 9Vp"'"'
But SSsri'IS kadd not los, his head al.
'''' '' w.
lie saw that sephonisha was mistaken In
nut hS snw ihat opposition would but ng.
30. belnq "A remarkably lnHonloua young
Ito t RSa tho matter over TN he hit
upon a pan
49, ,,. s....,.,. 49,, ia.
pleasant fro.
Awaiting Charlie Tomkneon In mascu-
line Attre.
., snl 'n,g; 70 o nef S,yIn,naa1s,fn o,ne,roa
before her gaze
Twas cgernS , g9g 20, n. bai-oA. no. It
For he would never dress with so much
oeee9ttlei,ll' Il, ,,,s ,.,,ts,,o,, IA, h,d
lie had ,esar-ringa g , ne cars, and he'd a
~ pearod a isncy spat!
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

Fair sufferer Doctor are corns al
wnys caused By wearing shoes that
are too tlght2
Chiropodist-Not always, madam
That's what causes them In the case
Of your friend. Miss higgins. across
the way. Her feet were made 10 ny a
fs,n into a No. q Yours, madam. Is
rroatirad BY wearing too large shoe,
which makes wrinkles IN the lcnther.
and causes friction against the cutiole-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

- no eanno, help thlnkins y
ineitlne slssp W ar Il inc music be E'od,,
to Ss s.tp s awake 9 listen 70 on y r Pa,nsr
,ba 2, S q is ap, % ss 'n nS, sRe opnoa
however Nat ,i,sn prince who, a short
OF a csrtfAh 'nS1 d musical bedsiea'l,
While age wv, XVI bottom Of the bedstaad
Attached to Inv nj something between
was an ' n,s ana a piano orean; mn
musieal Hindu nt ,se lS.nd struck up. The
a Ia 3D. and w insirumnct. we are M
r,per;oire 81 ...,aeiiy varied, canialnin
termed, was ,nnss, - that on awakenin
All the lateai '1 wv prince had hut e prssl
rom a dream ai X " ianei 70 slsep BY sh I,
rs knob & En- scessll sIs ,n Ri Tssa q
.ISnoslscA EN- " tune suited his momen'
,srv hunior' ----------
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

TO remove the tags. In this store a
woman was caught seoretlng some
tritling article She was taken Into the
office and searched. whore nearly u
hundred dollars worth " goods were
found on her person. Now, while the
storekoepcr was reasonably sure that
the goods were taken from his coun-
tors the woman claimed otherwise, 80
they had To- let her 10, goods and all
GLADYS BRACEGlRDLE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24
WOMEN ARE EYER PATIENT.
They Always Claim SO, but the Hus-
bands Think Different.
SOCIETY MEN GET LITTLE REST.
what Dry Goods Man says About
the Tricks of the shop
iiftcrs.

one thing that most people nrc un- |
able TO understand Ia how young no-
cicty men are able 20 do with 30 |
littlc sloep. Most OF the mon who are |
In society are In business and are at. |
ways ut their desk by or $50 In tho
morning-they aro not all "oimlcHs
llngorers" who can be ahed half the
day after night VI festivities, An
the average social function does not
break IN TN after midnight, thu guests
cannot reach their beds TIL early In the
morning, This givcA THE young man
who works very small margin Tor
sleep. There Is such u thing, l nup.
pose, az II man existing on nix hours of
sleep nightly, but az best " 10 "a case
OF burning the candle ut both ends,
Eight hours OF sleep ~ little enough,
but six hours, after a night OF dancing
nnd tcOstiug must be ruinpuH TO
health and comfort Vet great num-
Der of young hucla manage to set
along fairly well with that many hours
obcd, OF course, most ot these Ho-
clcty sparks tukn long rests ON sun
days. hut this proceeding can hardly
mako w for the lack Of rest ON the
weulS day nights
10 got along with little sleep seems
20 be a faculty that can hc cultivated
I know man who never sleeps more
than neNcn and most always HiN tn
six and a half hpura nightly, His
business kevpn him out I'm n Ia the
evening, and aH hr lH fond uf books
and uH he never has any other time
20 read. hu puts iu three delightful
hours every night after reaching home
lie Ia always up nt IN the morning
and ulwuyH sccms rvHtci This Va an
unusual CuHv, ! fancy We know that
Napoleon could sleep at any time
even In the midst ot a hnttlr, He
rittln Ia III hiH lT an
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

capital story ~ told OF John Brleht
no Dean Hole In his "hfurc Mcm0rlea,"
A witty and persistent Clergyman was
trfing Mr. Bright TO anbscrlbe toward
r,buiidinr hfa church, and got the
natural reply that, as q Quaker, hfight
so,ild hardly be- expected 70 give tyr
ne ntirpone Thy clergyman nctuniiy
replied that the building must ne'
pulled down ilrnt and TINT perhaps ~
s,ot,id iikr 10 subscribe TO that, And
Accordingly Mr.. bright subscribed w.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

Canaldorlng thc price of fashionable
hunuotA, we begin tu think the word
millionaire la but corruption OF
"miIliucr"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-06
A Happy Husband.

DELAWARE, Ohio. - "Ailor four
months use OF Simmons Liver Regu.
M'oi my wife 10 almost entirely 10.
hsvei OF chronic, oOnstipAt0d anu
eleedlng pileS. "-W. Il. Leepor. Your
druggist cells It la powder aud LIQUID;
inloa tea.
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THOMAS, WATT &c CO.,
AGENTS,
AGEsTs.

lc5 Commercial e., Salem, Or.
% a. ID. LHAkLToN, Asst. Genl. Pas
Agent Portland, Oregon.
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A I, prsig, assistant general ticket. agent
A d. Chthtoa, assistant general passenger
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