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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-09
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why indignation meotlngs had not bean
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tho hands Of The cxseutlyc but thoir
lirinn '% ana nmh Iu''u duTs''ona OF re,
Weakened eertnin pro,,istons ~ ~" p, XIX
Continuing tho nbnnc,linr s,t1 NJ,
bn IND In tbnni, tte,, NJ, 49, 80 ,'' "a.
late nr,sllpnt or mo pot,t",a' ,'. w.,
nation which nnrtiali,s s,,bs,i,,,tn ~, NE
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,,ori, V ~ "snlhst inc committee
No. "a, "'u p'onnoly against tho
whole hiil,
mi Nner Socialist described the
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Hald Germans only fear God and the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-09
WEATHER AND cpor.

United States Depar,,r,s.
culture, Weather Rnrs.n' q NJ
crop bulletin of the TEXAS w VIZ
service ,Ip,, g I i2G- the week ending ! ~ !,
Precipitation; The drouth \.
been broken throughout ~. mas isl
tural portions of the s,s,a ss1t
rains on May and & sro.s :! 81
the Immediate coast, whers NY, ,.' ~
is badly needed. Some INV, IVY ny
transforms with hall vera ' s,' Id
on May 4, especially oyer ~ Aps'itas.
portion Of southwest Texas WITH s..s'sl
rainfall in some localities apn' r.,. y
more than four Inches. M w. !
on an average for the wee,, ~, '-a1.
from .25 to IA OF an inch beln- ~s ~ s..s
NAL along the immediate eo'., wste
the extreme northwestern .,,.,s
the state, while over the other r-,.t
there has been a general eyeps, r $40
from 30 OF an inch to rnofs ~.
Inches, while the greatest n IN. "a,
" OF tearne and Huntsville -
sunshine: Broken culnulus e,,..,.
stratus and stratus clouds hay. =.
vailed during the week. whIrs ~.
reduced the amount OF sunshl,, !,
below the average. '
Temperature; The week ops,.a a,
the temperature generally ANN, 4
normal or slightly below. aite, Nv
1t rose until It averaged aboys ~
NAL, and these conditions ,s y.
generally untn the close ~ h ~,
On an average for the week 4,
temperature was generally about 4,
normal or above. The highest tem,sn
ture at the several stations duris, \.
week has ranged from 10 degrees y.
the eastern coast district 10 a X
grecs In the interior, and tbe ~
has ranged from &c degrees 6t,r a,
Panhandle to "a degrees over N ~
district.
The rains during the week As 4 ~.
nave peen or great benefit tolaKtcj
tural and stock Interests, excesf ~,
the immediate coast, where nid,e 4
is badly needed.
The greater portion Of The trn,|
crop Is planted, except over the b..
handle, where the correspoudept 4 I,
Salisbury states that planting M, n
commenced. Early planted cotton n
poor stand generally on accom-. Il
the continued drouth and some s,sI
have been replanted over the w,r,,|
portions of the cotton belt. Hor.vr
late planted cotton is coming up iii
since the rains and good stira u
expected. The heavy rains On III
ith and 9th injured the cotton en- u
some extent over east Texas and N |
eastern portions of central and svse
west Texas by washing the plint Il.
seeds out of the ground, but as a VA
the rains were Of great benefit 70 u l.
crop.
The corn crop is generally late II
some has been worked the second IN.
The rains have improved the crop ~
slderably.
Oats are beginning to head 1isi
over the southern portions o. The III
and the prospect Is promising h
fair crop generally since the ~
although the plant is very Low, via
was caused by continued drza
Wheat has improved over the eas't7
portion Of the wheat belt. whlls "
the western portion a poor en-
expected generally.
Vegetables and other crops are ~
ing nicely generally throughorl
state but are needing rain al'hs u
immediate coast.
1t is the consensus OF opinion ani7
the correspondents that the fun y
promises to be the best for many Isia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-09

The twenty mile handicap road race
under the management OF b. %.
Brown, from Fort Worth to Benbrook
ana return. May is, promises to be a
grand success. over AZ prizes have
been donated by various wheel con-
Germs from all parts OF the country.
ana by Fort Worth merchants.
The first prize Will consist OF a Non
areh track racer. donated by Monarch
Cycle company OF Chicago. and first
u'ne prize will be an Overland No.
= bicycle, donated by Autlman. Miller
a Co. OF Dallas.
over 80 entries have been received to
cate and II Is expected that over 70
riders viii start. Brown. Parker. Soil
oman, Van Rensselaar, Taokaborry.
Morris and all the state crack riders
VIII be here. The Dallas whceImen
nave arranged to attend In a special
car, ana VIII enter over 20 riders. 'rhe
start and finish Will be at Third and
Lamar This road is In good shape. and
some excellent time is expected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-09

Jackson, Miss. May s.-Thc seventh
annual session OF the MigsisaippI Rank
crH' association was called to order
this morning In the senate chamber by
Nico President Robinson OF Meridian.
\ splendid address OF welcome was
delivered by Judge Calhoun OF this
city, ana was responded to In appra-
PIRATE terms by j. a. Conway OF
NickshurE At the afternoon session
q number NJ papers We're read and
Hon w, W, Stone delivered an adj
dress on tho financial bcnents of do
creased cotton acreage. Tn, adlrags
created much discussion He took the
position that the low price OF cotton
had resulted IN great benefit TO the
south, because It had the effect OF
making farmers raise more for home
consumption, and had proved verit-
able object lesson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-09
WILL BE PAID.
England WIN Get Her Money, But the
Nicaraguans Are Hot.

Managua, May copyrighted. 1895,
by the Associated Press -Vla Calves
ton.-There is no longer any doubt that
Great Britain will receive her smart
money on time. The 1900 pounds to
be paid by Nicaragua to Great Britain
mas been raised here by popular dona-
lions. Three German firms have
given about 1000 pounds, and the whole
amount VIII be ready to be paid in
London in few days. The raising of
the money, however has only increased
popular feeling in Nicaragua against
Great Britain and the feeling is now
very bitter; Indeed, more so. II possible,
than when the British landed at Co
rlnto.
The general opinion seems TO be that
the Central American republics will
form combination, possibly secret,
against Great Britain. and that every
thing possible will be done to exclude
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-09

What TRANSFERRED In the Room When
He KILLED Brown.


Louisville. May S.--The examining
trial Of Fulton Gordon was resumed at
230 o'clock today. Judge Thompson
stated that he had decided to admit
Gordon's confession to Officer Lapeille,
ns II was entirely competent. The
prosecution this afternoon caused a
subpoena 10 be Issued for Webster Gaz-
ley, who was present when court met.
II was stated that the prosecution exc
pected 10 show that Galley was the
man who accompanied Gordon 10 Lucy
Smiths house after Informing him that
Brown and his wife were there. GRz-
ley. however, testified that he had no
knowledge Of the deplorable AFFAIR, and
he was excused
Officer Lapcllle testified TO Gordon's
statement made In the ambulance.
Gordon said he went into the room.
and his first shot would have killed
Brown n Mrs. Gordon had not jumped
in the way Brown, he said. had fred
while he was getting out his pistol.
After the first shot out OF Browns re-
volyer Gordon grabbed him After sew
ernl shots had been fired Brown
dropped his pistol. and Gordon. picking
It up. shot Brown, killing him with that
bullet. Mrs. Gordon. the prisoner said,
fought Ike a tiger during the fight.
Just as she got to the door Gordon
said he fired second shot at his wife,
He SaidI
you viii End two bullets IN her.
Gordon said Brown had not struck
him, From Gordon's statements witt
ness was led to believe Mrs. Gordon
had struck her husband with pitcher
or something else. Witness described
Gordon's nervous condition.
After tho hearing Of further tostimo-
ny the commonwealth rested It's case.
and Mr., Kohn. attorney for the de-
foudaut, asked for the discharge NJ the
prisoner, Judge Thompson ordered an
adjournment until II o'clock tomorrow,
when argument on the motion will be
heard
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-09
BIC TrLEPHoNE coRPoRA1IN

Memphis, Tenn, May s.-The 81
ern Standard Telephone COMPANY, ~ q.
capital stock OF si,0OO,OOo, TO wy
in Tennessee, Kentucky and ne V
olinas, has been organized. Ths ~
OF directors so far as made pno& 4
cludes Alexander Montgomeiy. v
ington, Ky; w. n. Haldeman, ~
G. Pierce and NJ. NJ. Muldoch r|
Vile; A. d. NJ. Gwynn, N. ua'y
r. Parker and W. J. Crawfofa, N \
phis. The board viii be complete N
the selection OF members from Y.
cities In the states named. TIE NJ n
ern organization is a hranca Y
Standard Telephone company ~ s
100000. with headquariers . y,
York. 1t is proposed to snn n
competition with the compaaH..,
performing like service ana =
cradle reduction in rates Is navy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-09

Roby. May S,-First race-SlN fur
longs; Screwariyer won, $. W. stan
ton second, Bonnie NJ third Time,
1913 Ia.
Second receive furlougs: Domin-
co won. Ruthyen second, Tit for Tat
third. Time, 1903.
Third race-SiN urlongs: Jolly 10
won, Lady Rose second, Harold third.
Time, 1913 Ii.
Boy won. Kalamazoo second, Frank
Fuller third, Time, lbs l-2.
Filth race-Scven and one-half fur
longs: Freddie l. \ won, Florence z
second, Governor Hagood third. Time.
l:SJ.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-09

Chicago, May S.--The attendance at
hawthorne today was the biggest OF
flrst race--F'our furlongs: Kamsln
Won, Sir Clay second. Zanone third.
Time, 30 i-2. ''''' ~
second raee-Six furlongs: Colo won
Jas. V, Carter second, Dick Behnn
third. Time ia5 81.
Ihlfd race-Four furlongs: Mile NJ
won, Miss Maxim second, Bertha
TnouFth observation-disclosures OF a
mllei The Ironmaster won, Tremor
second, Harry Smith third. Time
III 90.
bllth race-Steeplechase: sh,r,
eourse' My Luck won, Uncertaintv
second, squarefellow third. Time
Sixth race-Five furlonrs, n..o,,
Time, l:Oi 81. 'S 'iiru'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-09

beaumont Tex, May Sat 3 o,cloct
Tonight man was discovered I'm n
room IN the Nelson hotel in N dvlrr
condition On a table near him wSs q
twenty grain box OF morphine bnis
nllei with the poison. Drs sutton nn5
ullder were summoned, but their effSrts
mere iuuie, the man dying ut 10 O'clock
Nv n'gu 1ody was Identified as that
carpenter who came bnre t,s, 'SiS'
Nemher on the morphine box N,rSn-
ner was written Mrs. LoulIe Ionns
Elsln' Hastrop county. Texas" ann,
posed TO be the address of his wife
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-09
BRUTAL, BtASTLY PRIZE FIGHT.
WHERE WAS IT? WHY. IN THE
CIVILIZED CITY OF GALVESTON.
HAWTHORNE RACES WELL AT
TENDED--GooD SPORT AT LOUIS
yGLLE-oTHER RACING EVENTS.
THE BICYCLE TOURNAMENT.
GENERAL SPORTING NEWS.


1t took Tommy Tracy just eight
rounds OF hard fighting to knock out
Tom Cavanaugh. The latter is far
cleyerer than many expected and he
put up an exceedingly game Tight
and Tracy exerted his utmost to
knock him out sooner than he DID;
The men were very evenly matched
and have the same style OF lighting
Tracy could never hope TO put out the
gritty and game Cavanaugh by punch
ing him other than in the stnaeh.
This Tracy realized In the early stages
OF the fight, and SO vicious was the
punishment Cavanaugh received on
that part OF his anatomy that in the
eighth round when he came to the
scratch he vomited and spit blood
profusely. After Cavanaugh regained
consciousness Referee puffy announced
10 a loud voice: 81 declare Tracy the
winner" Cavanaugh was now in tears
and replied to Duly You are not
square man" The crowd then dis
pcr>ad, but all agree that 1t was one
Of the best exhibitions of the hstie art
seen here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-09
FIREMEN MEET.
Paid Departments Barred From Mem.
bcrshlp-A Monument.

Houston, May s.-Thrcc hundred
delegates are In ATTENDANCE ON the Sta'e
Firemeu's association. The association
has raised the necessary money ana
viii erect In the capitol grounds al Aus
tin state hromcn's monument.
The following was adopted.
ut IL our opinion that chief has
no authority 10 send any apparatus
outside the city limits. but we recon-
mend thnt when he can render any as
flsilncc 10 a sister city without cnlan.
gcrlng his own he should do 49,"
The movement looking to tho ndml4-
sion OF representatives Of paid fire de-
nnrtments was reported on adversely.
for the following reasons:
j. Boeau4o OF unnecessary change. o.
HNcnuse Of extra expense g. lmprao-
ticahility. 4. We are volunteer ircmcn.
o. Srlf-Eovcrnmont.
An exhibition Of work was given bv
the full Houston department late this
evening and some fast time was made.
The aerial truck exhibition was partlr-
ulnrly good The meeting VIII not adj
journ until Friday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-09

Dallas. May S.-Chief of Police I @
Arnold OF Dallas, president. and CbIef
Maddox OF Fort Worth, vice president
OF the Union of Police Chiefs and city
Marshals OF Texas Will probably leave
about sunday next for Washington. ID
C., to attend the second annual conyen-
ton OF the National Chiefs OF Police
union, to meet In that city on the 1ith
inst.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-09

Llano. Tex. May s.-A abootIry
serape occurred here today between
John Edwards, detective. ana MAJ
Yeti. Ten shots were exchanged nniS
one taking erect, In Yctrs thigh Doc
t ,S nave not been able to determine
OF the opinion that il viii NOT teS, IRE
ate fatally. "'' "r'nlh-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-09
Highest of all in Leayening Power-Laest u S. Covt
&J1!:A'!I! SIS
ABSOLUTELY PURE

J. British goods from csr,..,
rus feeling Will probsblcu t s sneis
mereial gain to the i,s ,sesult d q.
There Is no doubt, United sa,s
object Of the three f,r rSweyer. thif =.
so SOLD iioeraliy to the indemndi,syu IS.
them. ing oi buslne,, y
. me United States rts,...
arrived ii,., mere on Monday Il .s,f AZ.
Juan del Sur from Pansrlas s' At q
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-09

Greenyille. Tex, May SIS. Marks,
furnishing goods filed a trust deed for
the benefit of his creditors, naming
Fred Noteworthy Of the First National
bank as trustee. with the following
preferred creditors }. NJ. Boykln, $50;
thai slOljO; L. WateslSy, $lO7sj; b. w.
Ross, $3.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-09

Center. Tex. May S.-Wul Burrows
shot and instantly killed Bud Allison
near Mount Olive postotlice yesterday.
An old feud OF some years standing
was the cause, It is said Burrows be-
gan shooting as soon as he saw his
enemy. He was arrested.
Constables Middleton Of Center and
Walker OF joaquin shot and killed Lon
Hooper, whom they sought to arrest
for stealing a horse and killing a mule
belonging to his brother.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-09
All SETTLED NOW.

Little Rock, Ark. May s-l 81 !. 4
noon at wampo. this eounos,h 4
tempt was made by con,''s N y
Green to serve a warrans s-ri v
Harper. Both men were IA VI
double-barrelled shot guns .A,ssl,s.
firing at the outset. Green tI,r,x
buclsshot in the breast ana n ~.
Both men died in less than ~ .
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-09

Comanchc, Tex, May s.--The Waters
Pierce oil compUny's warehouse and
the Anheuser beer room and ice house
were burned this morning at a. m.
Loss on buildings about $500. Loss
on stock unknown. The FIRE originated
in the Ice house. and Is supposed TO
be the work of an incendiary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-09

Thorndale, Tex, May Sat o'clock
to-day DIR, J. r., Campbells residence
was discovered to be on fire The
alarm was promptly given and the
flames quickly subdued with little loss.
surance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-09

engage in the drug business. The style
OF that firm will also be Kerr & White
Mr.. Kerr will run the Itasca house,
while Mr.. White viii continue to run
their Lewlsville business. l.. ID. Smith.
formerly with M. l.. Bradley & Co, has
accepted a position with Kerr & white.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-09
LORD BEREsFoRD ASKS pApno>,

Atlanta. Ca, May S.--Lord Reras.
FORD, who was sent to the penItrntiar,
rom Floyd county for forgery. has
applied FOR a pardon, His petitlon 10
taNorahly Endorsed by the Jury who
uied MN, as well as by the HamiI-
IONS, bankers who We're the real prose
S S,n The governor held up his dc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-09

In n,rSenham, Tey', May s.-The German
Ned Wehdam, elected the foiion,,',
9lleers; President, Rev, +. Falkerhcrss
hurton, secretary, Rev. Ralph Mon7'
son treasurer Rev. Strickert Tbis
fTSmSu Is "a annex OF the synod az
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-09

Longvlcw. Tex, May S.--The game
to-day between LonEview amateurs
and Sherman leaguers resulted in
score of IL to In favor OF Sherman.
Batteries-Garvin and Douglass,
Schoppart and Alexander.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-09
noARpINa HOUSE DAMAGED.

Temple Tex, May S.---The boarding
house of Mrs. Thomas Williams was
badly damaged by fire this morning
about o'clock. The FIRE originated near
the kitchen. The amount of the loss
or amount Of insurance has not been
ascertaained
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-09

Mckinney, Tex. MAY -,
varilold was developed here g, I
a negro cabin west OF ~ wv u-a,t I
blocks. The house has ~ sQua's "
and strict quarantine rs s,sn ls'ilis
being enforced. ''sulatiani Il
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-09
KILLED IN A wp1r.

Houston. May S.-whne digging
wen near Brenham, on the GIdainrs
iAnelL William Spechts was buried mn,
der eaving dirt and killed. N''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-09

dustin, May s.-The governor toanv
o os f reward OF $3.50 for me arrest
~ AZ. nu.ko Moore, charged with the murs
county April 81. h"yes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-09

shipped Rey III Santa Anita to Brook
lyn, where he will start In the Brook
lYn hnndicnp ON May 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-09

Basyalla Springs. Miss. May S.-Ralny
weather brought the bicycle tourna-
ment to a close today The meeting
was declared or
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-09
KENTUCKY MAYOR sI-IcInrs

stanford. KY. May S.--Mayor s. a
Hooker committed suicide here TODAY
oy hanging. "a the result OF family
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-09

Washington. May S.--First racA
Six furlongs-Fa won. Nici 80
ona, Longbrook third. Time, iI6.
- second race--Four furlonEs: Rarrta
iBsIoWhlng Won, Cut Along second. Miss
boMser third. Time. Hs Ia.
ahlrd raee--B'ive furlongst White
eoekade won. Ruby second. Kanser
third. Time, i:0i 10. iuei
rVurIh raee-F'our furlonFs, Heruia
Time. 80. 'nfu-
fltth race-one mile, Bandit wan
Time, l42. 'hi'u'
nlNtn race--f'lve furlongsi WheeIer
NON; senator Vest second. Waterman
third. Time. 1903.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-09
QUEEN VIC IN ROYAL DRESS,
SITS IN THE THRONE ROOM WITH
BLooDs AROUND.

THE LITTLE QUEEN OF HOLLAND
WAS PERMITTED TO SEE HER
MAJESTY BEFORE THE DUKES
AND DUcHEssES ARRIVED-A
DRAWING ROOM.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-09
AGAIN

II you get anything Of us which
Is not perfectly satisfactory, return
it and we viii refund your money
at once.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-09
Emery, Bird, Thayer s. Co.,
sucmssoRs no
GuNans7nDos. SarayNv@o
Kansas City, Mo.
81 ANroNIo cIvIL ArPnAIs.

san Antonio. Tex. May s.---The fol-
lowing decisions were handed down to-
day by the court OF civil appeals for
the Fourth supreme judicial district;
Reversed and remanded--M Manuel
rudeges vs. John Buckley ct al. from
puvai; affirmed.
>. w. Lovelady Ell nj. va, NJ. A. BEN
net Ct si. from Frio,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-09
MAIL ORDERS.

Our mail order department Is per-
feet in its working, and you can
shop as satisfactorily through it as
in person at the counter. Expert
enced clerks will follow your drec-
tons eXpIicitly--when given-or
use their best judgment when a
choice is left to us.
No order can be so large but that
we can till it--and none so small
but thatwe'll give it the most care
ful attention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-09
Send forh.

Our handsomely illustrated r2S-
page Catalogue is just out-we
would be pleased to send you one
free, and will do so il YOU will send
us your name and address. i
1t will be a great convenience.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-09
SOME GOOD THINGS.


says Black Peau de Sole for st.oo
ESQ BlackSatin Duchess for 1888
200 Black Armures Tor oSc
LIS faille Franchise for zoe
2,7S eros Grains for az
Ladies' 75e Tafteta Gloves for 2Se
Ladies' sL7s Kid Gloves-all
ShadeS-for oSc
sIso Shanghai Crepe for 7Sc
200 Black Plisse for Soc
I.7s Striped Taffetas for csc
$50 Ice Cream Freezers for I.2o
200 rwilled silk Umbrellas for zsc
1900 Parlor Clocks for 4.oS
Ladies' S4,oo Front Lace
Shoes for s.so
Ladies' S2.so Tan Oxtords for /. 90
$500 japanese Rugs Tor 10. 20
ooc All Wool DiagonalS for ,oc
Ladies' ooc Cotton Combina-
ton Suits for S5c
$3.50 Japanese Rugs for a.So
LIS Bleached Napkins, doz., I.Io
$500 Mahogany Chairs for 27.so
$500 Lace Curtains for no
iS'oo Lace curtains ior $50
7. Sill there is anythiug In this list
which you want, or desire more informa.
tion about kindly write us and wc'll 10
pleased to give you all the information
we can We wifi send You samples OF
my goods in the house upon request
write for same.
Emery, Bird, Thayer s. Co.,
suconssoRs no
Nuyponc1Yloos, Tso,noo,ser
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-09

REy EL SANTA ANITA.
Louisville. May S.-"LuclxyT Rala.
win. who arrived In this city today,