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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
Papers Prepared to File Suit Against
Wealthy Delinquent Taxpay-
era of city of Dallas.

Dallas, Tex. Sept 9.-tspeciaD. -Jess
Foster, alias Henry Bates, a negro
housebreaker. was fatally shot by
Deputy Constable Edward Black this
morning. Foster burglarized the resi-
dence OF Mrs, Sawnie Robertson and
was arrested by the police and taken
to the central station. Black came
along with a state warrant and the
negro was turned over to him. AT the
st. George hotel on Main street, Foster
dealt the officer powerful blow with
his manacled hands and darted
through the building. Black gave
chase. and shot the negro through
and through. The bullet entered the
center of the back and came out Just
below the center OF the abdomen. cut
ting away all the small intestlnes.
Foster was formely waiter at the
st. George hotel He was taken to
Falkland hospital TO die
City Attorney Wozencraft has pre-
pared the papers to file suits against
the big delinquent tax payers for back
taxes. A batch of the suits will be
filed tomorrow. A number OF prom
inent citizens are among those threat
ened with legal proceedings.
The widow of Jacob Rothschlld.
killed by Memphis physician
in a row over woman, filed suit in
the Fourteenth judicial district court
today against the Woodmen OF the
World for 5000. The officers of the or
der allege that deceased was not in
good standing when killed.
I Il NNnFttunlr a mir
lister of Tennessee, is here looking for
his son Horace. lad of IL years. who
came to Dallas from Midlothian two
weeks ago.
Judge George N. Aldredge is pro-
nounced out of danger by his ply
slcians.
Eleven car loads of excursionists
came in from Waco over the Katy
Sunday. They say that the strict en-
forcement of the Sunday law against
baseball and other forms OF innocent
amusement depopulates Waco on sun
days
The public schools will open next
Monday.
Great interest is manifested In the
local option election held in Grayson
county today. At noon kilograms were
received foreshadowing the defeat or
the local optlonists by 1000 TO 1900 ma
iority The local option leaders here
refuse to concede this, and are pisitiNe
that the county has gone dry.
Mandamus proceedings against state
COMPTROLLER X. w. Finley. TO compel
him TO issue a license on the presenta-
lion OF $500 for the Corbett-F1tzsim-
mons fight will be instituted before
the week has passed. All the lumber
has been received for the big amphi-
theater. uo "a.
Fifty bales OF new cotton were re-
oeived this morning at prices rahs'"s
from 35 TO 7.42 IL per pound.
d. AIgier. president OF the great
compress recently completed. arrived
in the city from Paris. France ms
morning. The black land counties nave
raised a full crop of the staple
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
MURDERED.
Officer Pate Shot Dead
at Dallas.
M nAD ATTEMPTED TO ARREST
Two nonnnns.
RIlJTET TN HIS HEART
BULLET in HIS HEART.
poBDEns nan HELD up A MAN
Ar VILLAGE OF EAelE
roRD.


Dallas, Tex, sept. s.--tspeciaD.--At
> o'clock tonight two strange men, Pc
destrians, walked into the village Of
Eagle Ford. one was tall and ulendor
and wore black clothes and black
slouch hat His companion was much
smaller ana wore light clothes and a
white slouch hat They covered Meek
with their pistols and made him de-
liver to them $40 In cash and gold
watch. Then they started for Dallas
Via the pike road,
Meek wired sheriff Cabell ana then
mounted his horse and came TO the
city by another route. Shorlr Cabcll
and his men stationed themselves at
the upper bridge aud Deputy sheriff
Addlron G, Pate and Meek proceeded
10 the Commerce street bridge, Two
men passed them ana Meek Informed
Pate that they were the robbers.
The officer ordered Meek TO hold the
horses ana said that he would arrest
the fugitlves, Meek did as he was told
to and I'nte walked over 10 the
strangers. What he said viii never be
revealed as seven shots were hied In
quick succession, and then the outlaws
rushed down the river bank, passed
Buszey's brick yard and plunged into
the dense underbruah sklriing the
river.
Pate was removed TO tho jail. He
was shot through the heart aud the
right hand and the stock Of HIS pistol
Hhuttercd Two oSploded shells In his
Hun showed that he had done ha best.
sheriff Cabell and O large force OF
deputies ana Assistant chief kearly
and all the mounted police officers
gave chnfe Tile blood hounds have
been turned loose In the river bottoms
and the murderera may be run down
before morning. Pate was 30 years
old ana unmarried. lie had served AZ
special police ofiledr and also special
deputy shoriff, and was a popular and
efficient officer All officers are re.
questod to watch for the slayers of
the unfortunate man.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
HELD UP THE AGENT.
noLD wonIs OF nonnnns Al
CLAYTON, n. NJ.
They Appeared at Midnight and
Tried 10 nob u snfc--stois
the Mali sacks.

clayton, N NJ. Sept a.--tspcciaD.-
A short while after Y o'clock on III,
morning OF the 9Th instant. some on,
knocked at the door Of the ralwa,
station OF the o. Y. ID. x q. ut THU
place and when Might Operator J
H. White opened the door marke,
mnn covered him with revolver an,
ordered him 10 open the railway com
panyH safe. White did not know tn
combination and could not comply
and the robber, becoming convinced o,
this fact next commanded the agent
TO pick up the mail sacks. two In mum.
Dor. This the agent did without hesh
tatlon. being further persuaded by IN,
fact that "a second robber was standing
at the window ON the outside covering
him with Winchester. The twa
masked men compelled him TO walk in
front OF them and carry the sacks TO a
point about a mile away In the direc-
tion OF Apache Canon when they re.
lieyed him OF them aud spill them
open With their dirlta. relieving them Of
thair contents. The robbers then went
through the agents pockets, taking all
his money and iine watch. and thea
hurried on with their booty. .t
The agent returned and gave the
alarm and a search was begun but
without result as no trace could be
found. II was discovered next day
that horse belonging 10 Mr. liol-
land was missing and II was no doubt
taken also by the robbers.
The men are supposed to be mem-
beers OF gang that has been operating
on the cinmnrron river about forty
miles away.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
pRonIBrpioNIsr 10 srEAiS.
lie VIII Address the tsiiisbero rso-
pIc--iIoiincss Meeting.

Hllshoro. Tex. Sept. ESPECIALLY
Professor James a. Tate Of Fayettc-
vile. Tenn, editor OF the Pilot. o prohi-
billion paper. will deliver an address
on the political issues OF the day from
q pro...-.,ion standpoint IN this city On
october -.
Rev. Or. w. b. Gouby OF perryvlle,
XIV, VIII begin n holiness meeting at
Five Points ON Covlugton street IN this
city on next Thursday evening. The
meeting viii continue FOR several
weeks Other able holiness ministers
VIII be here to assist him,
The Missouri. Kansas and Texas win
run special excursion train from here
to Fort Worth next sunday to givc
the lovers OF baseball OF this city
chance 10 sec the Fort Worth team
round up the Dallas Steers. The train
VIII leave hero ut $3.50 a. M, returning
from Fort Worth win leave there about
S o'clock D. m. II Is expected that scV.
efal hundred viii take AdNantnEe OF the
low rate. which Will be 81 for the round
trip,
The city council viii meet tonight IN
special session 10 consider the adyisa-
hillty ~ putting In n larger standpipe
than the one contracted for.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10

drawals brought the treasury gold
reserve down to about 9I,300,OOO. 1t
was expected that the Belmont Morgan
syndicate would make a large deposit
of gold In the sub-treasury. restoring
the gold reserve to 3100000,000 but no
deposit was made.
1t was reported today that the Chase
National Bank furnished the syndicate
with 100000 last Friday In cSchange
for greenbacks and that other haika
Will do the same thing In like proper
ton to their gold holdings This
course, II adopted. would fortify the
syndlcate with sufficient gold o main
tain the reserve against almost any
possible gold Withdrawals for "a month
TO come.
w. e. Curtis. assistant scerota-y Of
the treasury called at the suD-trrtsgry
and saw Conrad N. Jordan, psslstsnt
United States treasurer.
MIR. Curtis declined TO say Anything
for publication. II was learned that
his visit had no reference TO the tSndi-
cate operations and the gold reserve.
Washington. Sept. 9.-The gold re-
serve today was further 1epleted by
the loss OF 81. 200 900 Withdrawn Tor ex-
porta,ion from the New York sabirens-
ury. This leaves the reserve "a the
close OF business s9T.7l0.772. The tleas-
ury officials have received no infGrma-
tion of contemplated gold deposits 10y
the New York banks as reported, set
they have no doubt that tile HynGicate
very soon VIII make good the lsses he-
low 100000, 600 For this reason VIXEN
questioned they say they have no
apprehension for the future. As TO the
real purposes Of the 5yndiease with
respect to speedy action they ave no
ofiiclal or reliable Information.
New York. Sept. 9.-OeirichE q &c.
Will ship 100000 and w. u crosHinan
* Bros, 81 .OOO. 600 In gold by tom)rrow's
steamer. The latter hfm have With
drawn half o. the amount FAMED nom
the treasury
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
TO RECLAIM LAND.
BIG SYNDICATE FORMED TO mnr-
GATE
Several Hundred Thousand Acres OF
Arid Land Along the southern
border OF Arizona.

Chicago. Sept s.-The Post says;
Henry Criss. OF Nogales. Ariz. meni-
Der OF the Republican executive com
mittee for that territory. has succeed
ed in forming 100000 syndicate to
Irrigate and reclaim several hundred
thousand acres OF so-ealled arid lands
in Arizona along the main border Mr..
crlss left today for home with the
syndicate formed and money enough
subscribed 10 Insure the success OF inc
work The land to ne reclaimed les
in The valley Of the santa Cruz river
along the southern border of Arizona.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10

Three Damage salts Flied Against
hallway Companies.

San Antonio. Tex, Sept s--tspec'ap'
The Providence Washington IN
surance company filed suit In the dis
trict court today against the q. IL.
and S. A. railroad for tii4s for the con-
version OF forty-one bales OF cotton
shipped from this city to Noby Enron
x co, December II. 1885.
Erncstine Kempner iiled suit IN The
district court here today against me
Tor S2b, 600 damages for Injuries nj
legged to have been sustained in de-
PENDANTS train near Luling In 1884.
DR. Roman has fled suit for $1,000
against the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas for Injuries alleged 70 have been
received at the same time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
NO rnounLn Ar aosEn,D.
Indian Agents Anticipate Nothing
serious.

Washington. Sept. o-The Indian Of
fee has received no intimation OF
trouble Mt the Rosebud Sioux agency.
Recently the agents there were In
structed 10 reduce the price for haul
ing supplies. ETC., TO a fair price, II
being held that they were about three
times as high as they should be II
work at the lower prices the agents
were instructed TO contract with white
men for It. 4,
Hollow Horn Bear, who is said 10 be
the leader OF the indictments. In Well
known as an agitator II IL said he
always cools down soon. No real
trouble III anticipated.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
FOR THE REGATTA,
ENGLISH oAnsmns ARE ooIsc ia
AUSTIN.
-Four stars Secured by Act OF RicAs
ard *. Fox, who !. Now IN
Ensiand.

Austin. Tex. Sept. s.-tspeciap.--
Captain Jack crotty. manager OF thu
international REGATTA which IL TO taks
place here In November, Is today in re-
celpt OF IA cablegram from Richard X.
Fox. who is now in England. saying
that he has succeeded in securing the
four champion English oarsn,en. They
are to arrive here some time In October
aad win 10 into training
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
MEnTING CLOSED.
The Revival ut Taylor Resulted IN
Many Conversions.

Taylor. Tex, Sept Especial. l-The
Methodist revival meeting wnicn nus ,s
baen protracted at the large tabernacle
on The public square, and conducted by
Evangelist John u. Cuipepper am ~,
ra resulted in 40 professions of faith
enJ accessions to the local churches
Dur these meetings the local W; e;
r r. added 1855 names to the union =
membership. An anti-treatlng society
was also organized with ISL signers wh9
niedged themselves that they would
neither treat or be treated 70 intoxie a5
ting liquors. The meetings nav ~
shsir homes at Macon. Ga, with the
nromise 10 come again next year
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10

attended and there was liberal
sprinkling of the Grays, who assisted in
making the picnic a success.
Considerable exciument was occn-
stoned here yesterday by the appear
ance OF wandering lunatie He was
In very helpless mental condition,
although at times he seemed rational
for a moment and would answer ques-
uons. giving his name as John Small,
saying that he was a tailor by trade
and formerly lived at Marysviile, Ky.
lie has been placed In the territorial
sanltarium at Norman.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
KILLED AT A BALL.
TWO NEGROES HAVE a FATAL EN-
COUNTER.
They disputed over a Matter of Five
Cent. and One Used =
Gun.

Reagan. Tex, sept. e.-tspeclaD.-At
a negro ball here Saturday night. NIL
ton Haywood Of this place and Joe
Hayes. who came down from Marlin
on the II o'clock train last night, be-
came involved in a difficulty over g
cents. which II appears Hayes was
due Haywood. when Hayes run MS
hand down in his hip pocket and be-
gan TO abuse Haywood. Haywood
pulled his pistol and shot Hayes
through the neck, killing him almost
instantly. All parties are colored,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
WINSTON PETrus.
ea to Examine comptroIicr's
Decision.

h ~ ston, Sept. 9.--It Is possible
81 10; OSnard sugar bounty case
5ae tim aon the court OF claims for
Pied A.. air Hall. who was asso-
[isOn spuhsel with Senator Man
moi ~ requested Secretary Car
Itll M send the case to the e. urt
[nptroiIsrn has had time to read
n fsnrsever decision then he saw mt.
y xnIsae was granted and the pa
tessis,, Iemnin In the secretary's
pa fra,, un'il Senator Henderson is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
RELEASED on noND.
J. II. Parks Charged with Opening
the Mail OF Another.

Gatesville. Tex. Sept s-(SpeclnD. -
j. II. Parks. who was arrested last
week by United States marshal on u
charge Of opening mail belonging to
another was released on a 500 bond.
Parks, 1t IL charged, received from the
mail a letter addressed to ~ II.
Parker" opened 1t and seeing II was
not for himself threw II away. Com
plant was made against him and he
was arrested
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10

I.ayaca, Tex. Sept. s--tspeciaD.--
The deputy fish aud oyster commission
OF Calhoun county has placed one
Interpretation on tho law and Issued
LICENSEES for tongs In the name or the
owner OF the boat who hires men TO
fish for him. The deputy for Nath-
gorda county holds that each msn who
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
wonrmAM MnnrlNc.
II Closed Sunday NiEht-cotton com-
Ing In unpidiy.

Wortham. Tex, Sept. -(Special.)-
The Baptist meeting which has been In
progress for two weeks closed last
night with twenty-four additions TO
the church, This meeting was con-
Quoted by Rev. j. H. Bennett of
Grapevine. Tex. lie leaves for his
home this morning.
Cotton IS coming In very fast, and
n the dry weather continues Il won't
be long until the crop is gathered,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
TAYLOR oorroS pncnrrrs.
Number OF Dnlcs Received M 10
Datc-prIces Paid.

Taylor, Tex, Sept. 7.-The local or
wagon receipts OF new cotton at Tay-
Tor during the month OF August. 1895,
We're S2h bales same time last year, $40
bales Receipts last week. 1905 bales.
making total Of 1888 bales OF new cot
ton received at Taylor up to date. on
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
TRInD TO srEAl cnIclxnNs.


Paris. Tex, Sept. 9-(Special)-sat-
urday night young man named Jas.
cooper entered the premises OF Captain
o. j.. Parish In this city. and ATTEMPTED
to take away some chickens when he
was discovered. As he was scaling the
renee he was fired upon by Jeff Parish
and wounded In the back He was Ill
lowed 10 go home and secrecy promised,
but the AFFAIR leaked out. Cooper was
generally believed to be an honest fell
low. His wound Is not serious
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10

an increased attendance over any ses-
sion for years. Nearly all old students
returned. many Of them bringing new
ones with them. The outlook Is indeed
fiattering for a successful session. Our
citizens give no credence to the news
paper reports from Waco that the uni
verslty will be moved to that place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
CRUSHED HER SKULL
MEXICAN WOMAN KILLED NEAR
CORPUS CHRISTI.
Her Husband Now Lies In JAN
Charged with tn. Horrible
and RevoItipg Crime.

Corpus Christi. Tex. Sept. s.-tspec-
ial)--Antonia Salinas. Mexican wo-
man living in the edge OF town, was
the victim OF a most horrible murder
this morning at o'clock. She was
struck on the head with an axe. liter
ally crushing her skull 10 pieces. Her
husband Is In jan awaiting the result
of the eoroner's inquest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10

chiids banking house In the Rue La
lite on Thursday, has been discovered.
He was formerly In the employ OF the
Northern railway company, and be-
longs TO an honorable family. He Is
professed anarchist according to the
Liberte. but was aotuated by motives
OF personal revenge In his attempt Mt
the Rothschild bank for his dismissal
from the Northern RAILWAYS employ.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
DEPETED.
Gold Reserve Sinks Still
Further.
FAR BELOW THE HUNDRED MIL
LION DOLLAR MARK.
SYNDICATE IS SHY.
SEVERAL HEAVY WITHDRAWALS
SEVERAL HEAVY WITHDRAWALS
WE'RE MADE YESTERDAY ron
EUROPEAN SHIPMENT.
Syndicate Fails to Make Good the
Shortage, Hut rrcusury ON.
ciai. Not worrying.

New York. Sept. e.--Gold to the
amount of si.2OOooO was Withdrawn
from the sub-treasury today for shop
ment to Europe tomorrow
w. II. Crossman and brother took
100000; Nessluge Il Fuller. $4,000.
and oelrlch & Co, 100000. These with
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
rmn pALI.As Mullpnnnns.
A Tall Man In nineL and n small
Man In white.

A message was received at police
headquarters here last night shortly
after ~ O'Clock, TO look out for two
strnngera who were supposed TO be
coming this way from Dnilnn, where
they are wanted for the Pate killing.
They were described ms a tall man
dressed In dark suit Of clothes and
n small man dressed IN light suit.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
MARRIAGE AT rHonNDAnE.
Two Popular Young Couple Unite In
THAT city.

Thorndale. Tex. Sept s.-tspeciah,-,,
Al The Baptist church In this city az
$50 o'clock wedding was soiemnizeoe'
the contracting parties being Mr; br ,ui
ford quinn and Miss Cora Mcdaniel.
Rev. Elliott OBLIGATED. Then accom-,
panied by many friends, ,nes Iepa NJ
H. the beautiful home OF Mi. and Mrs
~ onInn. where an elegant reception
"a s.as held The bride is the daughter
NJ Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ MCDANIEL anu
the groom popular young business
man OF this city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10

Extensive Preparations andc for IL
In Wncn.

Waco. Tex. Sept 1.-The theatrical
and circus season IN THIS city is now at
hand. Two large eIrcuses are billed
for next week, ana several more are
expected later on. Tine Grand opera
house has been newly htted up with
costly equipments, "A number OF iirst-
class attractions have been secured,
and Waco pleasure seekers are worry
enthusiastic over the anticipated pleas.
ure promised during the coming sea-
son
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10

Van Horn. Tex. Sept s--CspeciaD. =
c. r.. Lewis has bought the general
merchandise business formerly owned
By j. II. Beach and Will quite largely
increase the stock. Mr.. Lewis Is .
popular cattle man here and Will no
doubt do good business.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10

necasnisca by III. sister. Mrs. Me
crudcr.

Richmond. Mo. Sept. o--Mrs. n.
McCrudcr, OF Atlanta. Mo-. sister o.
Dr. Fraker. has arrived here aud II
any doubt existed rs to the Identity
Of the man now In jail, Il has been dts.
PEELED by hia meeting With her. She
recognized him AT once. The meeting
was very Affecting one After The
meeting IN the Jail. Mira, McCuidci
was accn at her hotel and said tue
prisoner was Dr. l'rhker beyond 0
doubt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10

Washington, Sept. s.~-Pensions hRys
been issued AZ Follows for Texas:
Orsinai--isaac Lindsey, prnton.
Denton county.
Original Nidow--Martha j. Holts-
CLAW. Iksmp. k4ugfnar csunty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
BOUND OVER FoR sLAsDEn.
VIII Demorse Put under FIVE Hun
ar@d Dollar Bond-

Hubbard city. Tex. Sept s.-tSpeeial1
VIII Demorse today was required BY
an emaminlng court 70 gle >SVy poAa,
charged with slandefing Miss Aossie
Stoyall.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10

Rome, Sept s.--The pope has APP
proved the nomination Of the Rev. Or.
Kennedy to be rector Of the American
college In Rome.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10

A number of cra,s Were 'ressA'
A mysterious Lunn'ie.

Moore o. r.. Sept s.--The members
,na q A n. post OF this place
OF "a" ..basn bake" picnic fiye miles
s sast o. here yesterday. 1t was largely
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10

1itsg view. Tex. Sept. s.-Edltor Ca
Ins, Thanking you for YOUR most
n, os offer to the bows of Texas
- az that I can not take advnnt-
&m ny so Will withdraw my name
IN ~, contest in favor of some one
<ny. ''uhate. Yours most respect
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10

The ProhIbitloni-ts Won In 'he
Election There.

chillicothe. Tex. Sept. s.--tspecia,l., n,
Another prohibition election was hei1
here today: the result was 10 Tor ana
"a AGAINST prohibition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
.AENT /?

get acquainted; VI
Linens and Toweis|
on hand early If you
'nr Linen Department
increase their mum
{ when we advertise
all that the WORD
to learn this as we'll
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
T,E BUSINESS
EAcHED LINEN
o LINEN

Damesk1................a5c
ncn. Bleachcd. soiled.....ssc
m. Bleached ....,..-....,.a sc
len, Bleached. u inch,. $40
len, Bleached ........... dpr
N, Bleached. 70 Inch. ,.sIo
men. Bleached, u inch. .. .ssc
Red Dnmask, fast col
.... 49,. ~. ....l2 LIE
Red, Dnmask. fast color, lsc
Red Damask. fast color. 2Sc
Red Damask, fast color. asa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
and STILL IT'S KEE.
flfI LEE. ALDRIDGE AND 9TH
ERs CLOSE UP.
|'rry smyth Makes Another spurt
Interest In the Polytechnic
Contest L. Growing.

Below is the count of the ballot in
~ Gazette's Polytechnic scholarship
sa'es,, as 1t stood ut o'clock y. IN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-10
New Dress Goods
Are Ar,v,ng Daily.

Are Arny,ng DAILY.
Oar dress goods stock is
now very full and complete.
A glance down our counters
will convince you we have
the latest in foreign and
domestic novelties.
Special To-Day.
There we're several pat.
hrns left over from our
dress goods sale yesterday.
Take them to-day at same
price; eight yards for Sl.6S,
These goods are worth SOC a
4 yard.