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The herald., 1895-11-24
STOMACH AND DYSPEPSIA CURB

MUNYON'S Stomach ana Dyspep.i. Cure
cures ali forms OF ind gestion and stom.
ach trouble, suoh as rising Of food, dis
uress after eating, shortness of breath.
ant all affee tions Of the heart saus~d ~
indigs. Ii IN, wind on the STIR . Oh. bad
taste, offensive breath, loss OF . petite,
faintness or weakness oi stom sch, head.
ache from indigestion, soreness Of the
stomach, coated tongue, heartburn.
shooting pains in the stomach, constr pa.
ton, dizziness, faintness and lack Of
energy.
The herald., 1895-11-24
NERVE CURE

Munyon's Nerve Cure cures all tho
sympt0.ns OF nervous exhaustion, snch
as depressed spirits, failure OF memory,
r stless and slreplsss nights. pain IN the
head and dizziness. It Gu es general de.
bilty. stimulates and strengthens the
nerves and tonss up the whole body.
Price, % cents.
The herald., 1895-11-24

SuDau TIOspeSu
NEW YORK, Nov. ga special to
the World from Tampa. Florida saws:
The freedom OF Cuba, said the revolu-
CORES oncent, means the establls NJ emit
OF probably the richest republic on earth
in propnrtloi TO size.
al fully expect the United States will
recognize us at the coming session OF con-
gress. Brazil, Chile and the Argentine
Republic will follow in the order named
and / believe that by next summer we
will be treating for peace with Spain,
upon the iasis OF absolute Independents
Tor the island. This must be the basis
OF any proposition.
"TDe Cubans would pledge themse
to pay 5000. 600. 900 Of SDsin's present uebt
ii sne woul give US independe ce, but
the offer wouli nave to come within the
next thirty days.
The Spanish government has already
speit more than 100000, 900 exclusive
OF the loss of ba,tltships. while We nave
not spent more than 5000 coo. We have
no army to pay. Our expenses are for
war material and the placing OF it IN
Cu.a.
There is an impression that the men,
b rs of the junta are well paid, but none
of US receives a cent for our work foi the
Cause.
"Of cnurss wa shall pay every man who
takes an active part IN the cam palgn
when We acc omplish our end, but were
We to fail it is thoroughly understood
tEat they are ept. tied to no pay.
Spain derives an enormous revenue
from Cuba aud the amount of mo icy
paid to the clergy is even greater. Our
success means the ormation of a keplb-
lie without any debts except that wn CHI
we will owe our army. so one can readily
see that an easy taxation will enable us
to conduct most prosperous govern
nent.
"Our success will also determins the
freedom OF Porto Rico, out we will be in
no way connected. Ii also means, in my
orinion, the overthrow of the monarchy
of s. ain.
Annexation to the United States is
out of the question. do MT believe a
hundred Cubans desire it or that the YIN
orleans wouli care for any connection
other than the esta bljsh a.ent OF closer
trade relations.
THE Independence of Cuba IS a, good
as assnred. Our progress has exceeded
our most sanguins expectations. IL three
months from the uprising We could COM
m aud more men than we could at any
time In the former revolution"
The herald., 1895-11-24
KIDNEY CURE

MUNYON'S Kidney Cure cures pains in
the back. loins or groins from kidney Ills.
ease, dropsy nj the feet and limb, fire..
queat desire to pass waite, dark ,oiored
and turhid urine sediment In the usine
and diabetes. Pr cr, 25 cents.
The herald., 1895-11-24

Catarrh positively Curet.-Ars you
will ng 10 snand so cents for q cure that
positiVley cures casarrh by renewing the
cause OF the disease? II ask your drug
pist for 25-cent Bottle OF Munvon's
Catarrh Cure and a 25-cent bottle OF
Catarrh Tables. The catarrn cure will
eradicate the disense from the system.
and the tablets will clean and heal the
afflicted part, aud restore them to .
natural and healthful coalition.
MUNYON'S Liver Cure corrects head.
and oil liver di .ease..
MUNYON'S Coli Cure prevents pneu-
mpnia and breaks up cold In few
hours. Prize rs cents.
MUNYON'S Cough Cure stops cough.
night sweats. allsys soreness and spssdt.
iy heals TIE lungs. P ics rs cents.
MUNYON Fem lie reined es are .
boon to all w,me1. Price % CENTS.
MUNYON'S Headache Cure stops head.
ache In three m nutss. Price IS &c 's.
MUNYON'S Pills Din ment positively
cur,s all forms Of piles. Price % nts.
MUNYON'S Asthma Cure and II rms
are guaranteet to relieve asthinr in three
minutes and cure In five days. Price 30
cents each.
MUNYON'S Blood Cure erad,case ell
Impurities from the blo1d. Proc Is
cents.
MUNYON'S vitalizer imparts new
life. restores | ,st no veTs to wsxk and de-
biitated men. Price 81.
MUNYON'S Homeopathic Remedy
Go npany, No. 1905 Arch street, pills.
Oelphia, Pa. puts M specihos for ne ~
every disease, mostly for rs cents bot.
lie.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS >
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22
be Agricultural
Foduoing Belt

of Texas will be illustrated
N the Harvest Edition.
Inc cattle and mineral pro-
ducing sections of Texas. the
deep water ports of Texas. and
,he pine forests of Texas Will
Pc Illustrated In the Harvest
81 Edition.
iv'VOO Of these papers will be
used In Texas and $1,000 at the
Atlanta Exposition and Dallas
TAR. This number (25,000) are
siready subscribed for, price
NC per copy, $3.50 per hundred.
ne exhibit the list to adver-
'VsHANAN & cARRIc0,
coHPAERS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22
DENSITY OF COTTON
AFTER BEING COMPRESSED TO Da
Considered.
Railway Commission win Take Up
the Question on September 30.
Capital CuIIinE..

Austin. Tex, Sept 2i.-(speciai.)-
The railway commission has gwen no.
tlce that on September 80 the question
OF establishing rate requiring cotton
to be compressed to a given density
VIII be considered It Ii suggested
that 20 IL pounds per cubic foot be
adopted, as such density. The COM
mission especially desires that owners
or managers OF Texas congresses give
It their views on the subject
Tax rolls: Foard county. 3lais.s02;
decrease. ss454.
Charters: Syndicate stock farm OF
Dallas; the Davidson company or Gal
weston (mercantlie).
The city attorney OF Galveston was
here today and submitted papers rela-
tive TO a proposed issue Of 10000
bonds. to take up existing floating in
debtedness OF the city Of Galveston.
The authority for the Issuance OF these
bonds n an amendment TO the Calves
ton charter. passed Dy the last iegis-
lature. After an examination OF the
papers, the assistant attorney
general Informed the gentlemen that
the city had authority TO issue such
bonds.
Ninety thousand dollars Denton
county court house bonds were ap-
proved and registered today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22
THE FIGHT.
Governor Culberson is
Determined.
LAW MUST nE DECIDED ny coumr
OF LAST RESORT.
OR CONQUERED IN
NY A MAJORITY OF JUDGES OF
THE MILL WILL NOT TAKE
PLACE IN TEXAS.
II a Decision IL Not Had He WIN
Get Ready 10 stop the Fight
OR CONQUERED IN
The Gazette Bureau.


Austin. Tex. Sept. Ex-Governor cul-
berson has been In consultation this
week with Attorney General
Crane. These conferences have been OF
some length In each Instance. and OF
course the question under discussion
was the corbett-Fitzsimmon prize
fght. The course the governor pro-
poses to pursue seems very evident
now II appears TO be the desire OF the
chief executive and the attorney gem
eral as well, to have an open night with
a full and final court on the much
agitated question. The state is anH-
ious that a suit for writ OF mandamus
before the state supreme court be In
stitutcd and the attorney general seems
willing to contest the case on the re-en-
actment Issue or the validity OF the
act OF 1881 prohibiting prize lighting.
The attorney general was Informed by
counsel for Stewart that after sePtem-
Der FIRST proceedings for a writ OF man
legal advisers had hoped 30 u ~
thought. that the fight would be made
before the biggest civil court IN the
state. But developments afterwards
showed that this mhndamus suit was
not brought and the attorney general
was thrown 10 fight the case when II IL
believed he did not really want 70 be
before single Judge on writ OF ha-
bens corpus.
The fact that Judges stedman and
Beckham while district Judges N Tar
rant county ignored the opinion OF
Judge Hurt in an habeas corpus triai
for Fort Worth parties on the sunday
law question IN the face OF the fact
that the chief Justice had discharged
partiea brought up before him on
habeas corpus writ, charged with ylo-
lation OF good law, and instructed the
grand jury IN session 10 return indici-
mcnin against Sunday violators when
was done and which resulted W me
conviction % the parties indicted. which
convictions were Afterwards anirmed
by tho criminal court OF appeals, are
freely quoted by the governors friends
as a precedent.
If this writ for a mandamus II not
sued out or II the decision OF the court
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22
NONNl|G'S.

OF criminal appeals Ia not had. then
there IL little doubt but that the gov
ernor Will take the matter In his hands
and zee tn II that the Corbdtt- Fitzalni-
mons mill n not pulled OF on Texas
soil. The governor has made up his
mind ON the matter and the opinl0na
published Of different prominent nttor-
neyE which are favorable FOR the night
will have no, eject on his cxcellency.
Governor Culberaon IL yet young
man In Texas politics. He " umbl-
tloua and no doubt hopes further po-
lltlcal prcferment at the hands Of Tex
ans. He has declared that unless
court of last resort decides or con-
currrnce Of the majority OF the Judges
of each court II had that the laws OF
Texas will allow those men 10 come
here and contest FOR the championship,
that he win prevent the mill coming on
II enough men canbe found 20 execute
the law He Aoliclta decision by u
competent court,
His language. 10 my mind. n signln-
cant lie wants a decision from
court " last resort n the attorneys
for Stewart conclude that there Is no
necessity now for a mnndamuH or FUR
ther decision on the question, then l
take II that the governor viii 40 to
work getting things In shape TO stop
the contest at nll hazards. The state
mise 10 make. when the attorney
general was approached by rcpresen-
tatlve from one OF the counsel f0r
Stewart, after the decision nt Dallas,
and asked for peace the representatives
of Stewart were assured by the attOr-
ney general that he had no concessions
TO make. The governor could not hf-
ford to show the white feather. II be-
hooyeH the governor after taking the
high grounds that he has, to iight the
contemplated contest TO successful
termination.
For Governor culberson 10 mike
these declarations and then be beaied
would a. say the least. place HIN In an
awkward attitude before the citizens OF
TEXAS who could but entertain less
regard for him when II comes 10 the
showdown do not believe that the
present chief executive will be found
wanting, n n IN left Tor the governor
TO Interfere think he will be quick to
do 80 and he will move with determin-
alton.
II Is not at all probable that the gov
ernor viii call special session OF the
legislature When Arrangements were
FIRST contaminated for the night and
petitions and letters came pouring In
to the chief executive asking him TO
stop the mill even II u became neceiy
Hary 10 re-conyene the Legislators, the
governor declared to one OF his lnti-
mate friends who was quoted In the
Gazette at the time, that the adyoca-
ting OF n special session was useless
and that he could not be induced 10
call back the Legislators for the special
purpose OF re-enacting an antl-prlze
night law, The situation to say the
least is Interesting. Politics IL side
tracked even here at the state capital.
and ON every hand this prize fight qucs-
tlon 10 discussed. A. O. d.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22
DIED FIVE TIMES.
THREE PROMINENT DoCToRs Pro-
NoUNcED HIM DEAD.
Ye This Negro BOY Is Now on the
Fair Road 10 Re-
coyery.

Fairlle. Tex, Sept. 21.-(speclal.-
Last Sunday night colored boy who
was living at Oscar Haynes was taken
suddenly III and In a few hours was
pronounced dead by the doctor lie
was laid out on a board and about
daylight next morning began to show
signs Of life. Another doctor was sent
for but before he arrived the boy was
sitting up In bed. He was conscious
all day Monday and Monday night he
died" again while third doctor was
present. He recovered before morning
but died" twice Thursday, and again
Wednesday. Since his last death" he
has recovered rapidly and is now out
of danger. He was pronounced dead
by three OF the leading physicians OF
this vicinity, who all say that 1t Is
past anything they ever heard Of
There was no sign of pulse or heart
beat. There We're several Responsible
citizens OF the neighborhood present
and can vouch for the genuineness OF
the above facts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22
AS A THUNDER CLAP.
FELL DuDLEY's RECENT LETTER
AT MExIA.
The BimetaIiists Are All Jubiiant,
While the Gold Bugs Are
Swearing.

Mexia, Tex, Sept. 20.-(speciaD.-
Had n clap Of thunder rang out from a
cloudless sky 1t would not have been
more surprising than the letter Of Hon.
James q. Dudley, Of the Democratic
executive committee. The gold bug
and cuckoo element are swearing at 1t
while the free silver people are hi
larious. The blmetalllc headquarters
will probably send It broadcast over
the state. Verify the cause OF honest
bimetalllsm goes marching on. Col,
Mills will have a hard time convincing
his former constituents that his teach
ings of vars ago were not true the
Younger men OF this district learned
Democracy from the senior senator
and lighting for true bimetallism they
are only following the truths enuncia-
ted by Colonel Mills when he was IN
The prime Of his life and an independ-
ami freeman-not bowed by the CLAM
our OF Cleyeland's official power.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22
"HITTING THE PIPE. !"
MoNGOLIAN DEN OF DALLAS HAS
BEEN RAIpEsh
A Prominent business Man OF the
city Was Caught PntronizinE
the Disgusting Joint.

Dallas, Tex. Sept 2i.-(speclal)-
Sam Lee. Monaghan, was raided last
night for running an opium Joint. A
leading business man was caught in
the act OF hitting the pipe. Sam Will
be given trial Monday
a bling tiger operator known as
Jack, the Ripper" was captured at
Hutchins today. He was In the court
house yesterday. but gave the officers
the slip. 4 number OF cases are on
the docket against him.
j. g. McNealus. ex-presldent OF the
TeXas-Southern Base BAH league, says
the present series Of games between
the Steers and Tom Cats are not league
games but the private affairs OF Col
onels Ward and sullivan. Mac insists
that the national league viii not rec
oRnize the raw work OF Teddy and
Jack.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22

Nashville, Tenn. Sept2I.--At Gaines
boro. Jackson county. near the Ken
lucky line. a conflict has arisen be-
tween Tennessee and Kentucky sher-
IFS having requisltion papers for the
arrest OF United States Deputy Marshal
Young ana United states Commissioner
Tlnsiey, charged with murder. The ac-
cused men refuse 10 go, and have their
friends In the town armed and In force
10 resist attempts to take them. The
entire community is on the side Of
the accused. claiming that II taken to
Kentucky they VIII be mobbed, and
that a mob ls forming for this purpose.
The accused say they are ready To
give bond. but VIII not now go to
Kentucky. They are charged with
killing the son OF a noted moonshiner.
Serious trouble IN anticipated.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22
New Dress Goods.

Tho markets OF Europe and
Amcricn have been searched for
the best and most stylish fa-
brlcs. We cannot carry them
all. but We have selected line
that we think vii, please CIV ry-
one and viii be only TOO
glad to show these goods, We
want your approval We have
novelties from France. Sergea
frdm the looms OF America and
Germany. Twecds and ChcVlnta
from England and Scotland,
Silks from France. Switzerland,
America and Japan. aud nj
lower prices than ever, other
merchants talk OF advancing
prices, We haven't found II
necessary, Think OF buying
All Wool Storm serges FOR !, $50
All Wool SILK Finish Hon.
flortahs ssss.s.ss.ss $50
Mohalr Jacquards..,.-...,.agc
SIX and Wool Novelties. 1880
Wool and Mohair Bouoies 300
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22
FIGHT OYER A CLAIM.
TWO MEN WOUNDED DURING THE
AFFnAY.
Their Assaiinnts Arrested-An Error
Correetcd-Convicte of ninamy
outhris-oLIahoma News.

Chandler, okla. Sept. si.-tspeoinl)--
Trouble over the possession OF u claim
In the kickapoo country eliminated
last Thursday IA the shooting Of two
men, W. y. Couch ana his son. The
shooting was done by Cal sheridan and
Hinch. Mr. Couch had one finger
shot of by u pistol shot. His son rec
ccivcd wound In the arm from shot
gun In the hands OF Hlnch and slight
wound IN the leg from pistol
The young mans arm was amputa-
ted but modification set In and there
Is little hops for his recovery. The
men who did the shooting were brought
In and are awaiting the outcome OF
the injuries before having their prelimi-
naries.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22
Boys Suits and
Knee Pants.

The schools soon open, and when
you think OF your boys new suit don't
forget us. At Zoe, good, heavy, sub
Htnntlal suits. usual 81 % quality,
Al 81 30. extra bargain good wool
same that generally sell for 81 80.
Al 81 90. all wool, double breasted
knee suits. double knees, guaranteed
not to rip, splendid values; compare
with any $500 suits.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22
WOULD NOT vo1E DoNDs.
Houston ciirens afraid of the CITY
Council.

Houston. Tex, Sept. 2i.-(speelaD.-
An election was held today 10 deter
mine whether half million In bonds
should be Issued for street improve
ments. The vote wag Hight. but the
proposition was showed under. A want
or confidence IN the present city coun-
eli was the chief reason for defeat
Of the bond. MEASURE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22
STONE NOR TnE MAN.
The Alleged Fraudulent Land sales
We're Made by others.

Shawnee. OKLA, Sept. 2LCspecial)--
The dispatch from here a few days ago
stating that q. -. stone was the loader
OF the fraudulent sales OF Indian lands
was an error and does Mr.. Stone a
great injustice. Mr.. Stone was All
.agent for the sale Of ceriRln lands az
Dale and an EFFORT WINS made by ucf-
tain parties 10 impllcate him In the
salea that the department refused to
confirm. but the special agent sent out
by the government found nothing 10
impiicate Mr. Stone and cxonerated
him from the charges made The war
were for other parties implicated In
land frauds In another part OF the
county,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22
New Millinery.

New sailor hats at 10, 90, 60. 10. N,i5,
New Infants caps at 90 so. 75c. etc,
chldren's fancy caps at soc ana up
wards Ladies' sailor collars from s5e
TO si.b0.
We Will receive on Monday the larg-
est stock OF fail millinery ever brought
TO Fort Worth, aud our prices win
be the same as always; Just about
one-half what others charge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22
CLAIMS ALL nEJEcrED.
Many Applications for citizenship I'm
ChIcknsaw Nation.

Donlson. Tex. Sept 2i,-tspeclal)--
During the last two weeks over 100
claims for citizenship have been pre-
scented TO the court OF the chlckashaw
nation at TishomlnRo. and not one
was recognized Claims are being MED
by white men. who in view OF TIC
territorial opening. wish TO secure In
dian foothold.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22

Hody of Dead Man discovered ny
Workmen.

South McAlester. !. r.. Sent. H.
Especial )--YeHterday some workmcn,
while cleaning out an unused well.
found the badly deeomposed remains
of an unknown dead man He had the
appearance OF having been In the wei
for two or three months. This makes
the third unknown man found dead
near this place In tbs past month.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22

Hotiy contested Election aud sew
sraI Fights neAnltcd.

Sulphur Springs, Tex. Sept. "a -
Especially -Today's election was hotly
contested by both sides. Fights were
numerous. and excitement ran high.
Total vote cast IN the two precincts,
1853. Anti majority, 1903,
In personal difficulty between S. r
Barclay and man by the name OF
Scott from Mckinney Scott received
quite severe cut on the face. about
four inches long.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.
A Number of Them being Examined
at waoa.

Waco. Tex. Sept 2i.-Cspecial) THE
axamination Of teachers TO teach the
McI,ennan county schools is In pro
rress today. Twenty or thirty teachers
are taking the examination; A new
law nov IN force prevents the COUNTY
superinlendent from being ihen,
t'5ard here Is composed OF Profs. Do
bertv OF Crawford. F.. b. 81. John oil
IVaco and MDJ. NJ. Askew OF Mart.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22

An Old citizen of MARLIN Is Seriously
Injured.

Marlin. Tex. Sept 21.-(special)-
About s o'clock this morning NJ IL
Curry fell out OF delivery wagon
from u sudden turn. and was badly
hurt.
Tonight he is stan In a comatose and
very critical condition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22

Hon. t. VI. Tempieton Dies Mt His
WInsbor0 Home.

wlnsboro, Tex, sept 2l.-tSpeeial.)--
Hon. T. W. Templeton. ex-representa-
live OF Franklin county. died at his
residence six miles north OF this place
hurled BY the Masonic fraternity at
thls Mace today at 4 O'Clock y. m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22

IL Is Coming In RapidIy-Three Gins
Kept Busy.

Marlin, Tex, Sept. 21.-tspecial)-
Cotton IL coming in very fast, keeping
three gins going at the rate OF sixty
bales each day. There were over 500
bales OF cotton received at the cotton
yards here yesterday The farmers
say they win be through gathering
by November l.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22

A werI-Known Lawyer Fell From n
window.

san Antonio, Tex. Sept. a.
fspecial LEO Tarieton. a well known
,,n,y his morning. His leg was broken
and his condition Is serious.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22

Ardmore, I. r., Sept. -fsprciaI).---
KID Mitchell and Billy Layton. writer
weights. fought tonight Tor tho fat3
more athletic club. Mitchell was
knocked out IN the ninth round and the
fight given TO Layton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22

Shawnee. Okla, Sept. si.--t Especially
Rev @. w. futile. a minister 10 tho
United Brethren church. and late FROM
Weatberford. Tex. h In town locking
after the interests OF biz people and
with the view Of locating hero.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22
kONN|G'S.
A BARGAIN LIST.

weight. isc each. Extra fine silk front,
ladies' vests. at s5c each. ChildrenB'
fine ribbed vests at ilc each. Good
child's union suits al Doc, good ladies'
union suits at SOC. An better
grades OF ladies and chlldrcn's under
wear al remarkable cheap prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22
New Flannels.

Good white wool flannel. i5c a yard;
all wool white flannel, % i-2c; gray All
flannel lac, all wool red flannel. Use;
our hwn Sc cotton flannel; our &c cotton
flannel, "a inch gray repcllRnts. SOC II
yard All the above nanncls are one
third cheaper than usual price, New
hair oruments elegant at g. z, Is. 90
and 2bc each. New side combs at &. Z.
10, 70 TO Doc a pair New ladies' belts
at Y, 20 and iSc each. New SILK hand
kerehlefs at TO- 10, 25 und 2Sc each,
New linen laces ut .. Q. ~. 10, 20
aud 3bc a yard. etc. New embroidcrers
at Z. 2 10, ~ l-2, zoe etc. II yard.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-22
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