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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-05
WILL DECIDE SOON.
PRIZE FIGHT QUESTION is no lie
SETTLED MONDAY.
Florida Athletic club OmcinIs ana
the Fighters hackers Are
To Hold II Meeting.

Dallas. Tex, oct. 4.-(special.l-on
next Monday d. a. Stuart Joseph IL.
Vendlg. w. A. Brady and Martin Jul
lian Will meet in this city and arrange
a new plan of campaign that will in
clude n place for the meeting of the
champions. II the fight does not take
place Stuart and his associates will
lose $4,000, and the business men of
Dallas place their losses at $500, 900.
They counted upon an immense trade
during the fall events. Hundreds of let
tiers have been forwarded to Represen-
tative Robert b. Allen and j. +. Rel
ger applauding their course. Senator
o. p. Bowser has been roundly de-
nounced by the advocates of the con-
test for deserving them when the cruz
cial test came. Representative w. A..
Orr il a farmer who lives at Wilmer.
and the boys knew that he was against
them from the start, No words of con-
sure have been given him by the most
ultra of the advocates of the glove
contest. The arena building will be
pulled down and Is a total loss.
Stuart has accepted none OF the
propositions submitted, and all the
wild talk in outside newspapers and
the Associated Press Is sheer rot He IL
not in communication with the cheap
cities and towns Of the Southwest as
reported. He fought TO a finish under
the law to pull OF the fight in Texas.
The contest was a most unequal one
he was ousted and he takes his medi-
cine like Il man and not like whip
ped spaniel. He Is not built on those
lines IL 1t is possible to pull off the
big fight 1t will take place. If not, he
will pocket his losses and never plead
the baby act. He has been unsparingly
denounced in this campaign, and yet
he is "A heavy taxpayer, employs a
great number OF men, has given freely
to every public enterprise in this city
for ten years past, and his purse has
ever been open to the Eoedy, the dis
dressed and the unfortunate When a
mans vices are hurled broadcast 1t Is
not out OF place to say a word or two
as TO his virtues.
Dallas has lost the glove carnival.
Those who advocated it accept the re-
suit with the best grace imaginable.
and also tender the Gazette a vote OF
thanks for Its fair and impartial course
since July /, when 1t was first an
nounccd that the championship contest
had been secured for Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-05
rnnnnLL MASS MEETING.


Terrell. Tex, oct. (speoial) -The
ratification meeting at the Harris
opera house last evening was well at
tended, considering the short notice
given. The meeting was called to or
der by Rev. Z. Is. F'ladger when Dr.
A. j. Childress was elected president
OF the meeting and Vic Reinhardt sec
rotary. on motion committee COM
posed Of Oscar Price. G. NJ. Crum-
baugh, Prof. S. NJ. N. Mars, NJ II.
Raley and j. B. Porter were appointed
10 draft resolutions expressive OF the
sense OF the meeting regarding the ac-
tion of Gov. Culberson In calling the
extra session OF the legislature. and
the action OF the legislature In passing
the anti-prlge fight law. During the
absence OF the committee. on call OF the
house, Rev. p. c. Archer addressed
the meeting In a most pointed and in
teresting talk. speaking of the grand
results both financially and morally ac-
cruing to Texas from the course Of
our law makers. He was followed by
DIR. Rosser in a splendid address on
the same line. Each address was fire.
quently and loudly applauded.
The report OF the committee was re-
ceived and unanimously adopted. The
resolutions denounced in unmeasured
terms prize lighting and expressed the
hearty approval OF the meeting Of the
course OF Gov Culberson and the repre-
sentRtives OF Kaufman county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-05
FL rAso WANTS Tfr rIcnr.
A Committee En- Route 10 See Dan
stuart About II.


Mr. j. ]. Taylor n prominent sport
inE man ana politician of lei paso.
passed through Fort Worth yesterday
afternoon on his way 20 Dallas and
Dan Stuart. He was seen at the Union
depot by a GAZETTE reporter. to whom
he laid bare the situation at lei Paxo.
so soon as we heard at Ell Paso
that the fight could not be brought on
ut Dallas he said, we went to work
to secure II for Juarez In Mexico. We
had meeting Of prominent business
men at once, and appointed Il commit
tee to confer with Gov Ahumadn of
chihuahua and the president of MeXi-
co. They also appointed committee
to go to Dallas and confer with Dan
Stuart, OF which l was made chair
man.
eve can offer several Inducements
there that can be offered by no other
place" continued Mr. Taylor. I'm the
first place, and most important. is
the absolute certainty of non-interfer-
ence. If 1 get a telegram at Dallas,
which i expect, telling me the con-
cession has been secured from Mexico,
that settles 1t. No earthly power can
interfere. And you know the matter
OF certainty will cut big figure in
the size of the crowd. If they under
take to pull Off the fight anywhere in
the United States, there VIII be an
element of uncertainty about the affair
that VIII prevent hundreds OIL people
from coming.
when the fight was determined on
for Dallas, the McGlnty club of El
Paso--but there Is but one McGinty
club in the world-determined to hold
a carnival Committees were appoints
ed; We arranged for a bull fight in
JuareZ, and a parade at night. We
also arranged for excursion rates over
all the railroads. and were prepared in
every way to have a hlg time. three
days following the fight ut Dallas.
so, you see we are right in line, aud
| feel that no place can begin 10 offer
the advantages that lll Paso can Of
fer"
As Mr.. Taylor has rarely gone after
anything he did not get, It is probable
that he will make heap big talk to
Dan Stuart.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-05

lated and detached, as construed BY
the supreme court. where the original
sales have not been cancelled ana the
land roaoid. be and thc same are IN
all things hereby legalized and made
valid In al, cases where such sales
would have been valid IL the lands so
sold In fact been Isolated and de-
tached, provided. that where applica-
tiona have been made for the pur-
chase Of any such lands in advance Of
the placing Of the same on the mar
kot again II shall not have the eject
Of sale OF such lands. nor of rcquif-
ing the commissioner of the general
land office 60 award such lands 10 such
applicants,
Sec. ., The fact that large number
Of sections OF the land referred to In
this net have been sold. aud the pur-
chasers thereof are greatly embar-
raised by reason OF the illegality in
q loss of revenue thereby, and the near
approach Of the adjournment of this
called session OF the legislature. ere
ate an emergency and an Imperative
public necessity that the constitutional
rule requiring bills to be read on three
several days be suspended, and that
this act take effect and be in force
from and after It's passage. and said
rule Is hereby suspended, and 1t Is
80 enacted
Senator Simpson offered a resolu-
ton retaining the sergant-at-arms
Ave days. The resolution was amend
ed making 1t two days and was
adopted.
A message from the house stated
that 1t had passed the senate delin-
quent tax bill.
Senator Dean submitted resolu-
tlOn providing for the payment of So
per day to Committee Clerk Il. A.
Groves. who had put In his appear
ance Considerable opposition was de-
veloped and the resolution was with
drawn.
Senator Bailey. as chairman OF the
committee on engrossed bills. submit
ted committee report showing that
the senate bill relative to the valldat-
ing act had been correctly engrossed
The house OF lords at 1890 ad-
1ourned until three o'clock In the uf-
ternoon.
The senate reconvened at o'clock
ana took u recess until 4. Senator
Sheriff. asked that Senator Darwin be
excused for non-attendance the en-
tire session. This motion met with
violent opposition from Senator Smith,
who said that the senate could not
excuse any member who had not been
present at any time during the session.
The vote was taken and the senate
refused to excuse the absent senator
by vote OF II to 2.
n message was received from the
house announcing the passage OF the
bill making the correction in the APP
preparation bill An adjournment was
then taken until tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-05
AND Is NOW IN FORCE
BUr LITTLE DONE YESTERDAY IN
EITHER BRANCH OF THE
LEGISLATURE.
Some Delay Anticipated To-day a
the House In the Passage
of Remaining Hills.

Austin. Tex. oct. 4.-(sueotnn THE
nnti.n,.,,a .,.,,, 80, ,,o,,t,.. ..,,.., -.
- i-e rs ~ az ""Niiis ieee''eu WV
governors signature, Is now IN the
department OF state and under three
combinations ,rbat 10 4, 10 do,ost,od q,
,ta ,,n,,i, Il. - ,.,..., ~ -
'"e N"u't III tue secretary OF state
Office ana IL made safe by the locks of
three vaults and safes torether
trha nrocao,lt,,,,., a., 80, 49,.
''i ~" "'u'es 'o""y
Jagged somewhat There were times,
however, when both bodies lad the
factions feelInp and fur and loi,os r-a,o
,nd,,,,.,,, a.. ','.'D, ~,
'"'uiseu III ior rev Wlhutes' Ihe
senate took up and passed She Rogers
validating not completint. its iehors
b.,,t,,, 1900, ,,.,,,,i ..,..9.,.'.'
=, ''sbesE
ca ny the governor in his special mes
sages. The house passed the anpronri-
alton hin and tho uou,so, .,.itn,,,,,,,
"' "''''ip"sh'
TAX act Inc last measure is what
brought Mayor Holland of Dallas to
Austin and tudtciarv co,rr,,t+,,
her two mi,sbt hn,o i,o,r, n,f n' ~,
privilege of enioving bis eIno,,,.,1, ~
mnrks win rnfo,as,o
flght matter a. Daiias ,aJ t H.
b9d ,hnrt - L',,.'d..si a ~ ~ i'",ius
Inrs In bacts - iiousuuu ,ol-
ger of heIuo hnrraJ a.. ~, 49, . N''t'
iirttnttnn t,,'y'',l,, ~ snv sta-ite OF
,e,,isa,s o. ~, the iaiiure "t me
fnr",ai.d ~, ~. ~ s'".ute 70 brhg
nr,issio,, ~, '"n ~ tne Suplec' Which
10 c,,ro !, a., ,,,, "ser OH - intended
". W o,',,,, - - ~ ui'uersloou, mat where
odnniin rs ,i,.i ~, siow S up since the
49,. vi ,he Worh oI inc reNlsers the
"a,'ra. WIN hot ihterIere as the law
~ pe iil'ue retIohctlVe ana While
MY, NY measure VIII save large sums of
,rti,',s,, tnousaius OF dollars are ilre-
~ ~, iost'
,,,-, ~ ray henderson mas entered his
i,,'! S as"'lst me validating act 60
ins Oh '!le statute DOCKS, ana the lndi-
cations tohlght are that the measure
WI ~ 50 ne way OF tne majority.
,Co"ilSsloHer BAKER said tonight
VIC. ne nau grave fears mat the bill
Mouiu hot hhd lts way through the
iTMer mouse, ne thlnks that the gen
tieil,ah from Lamar VIII tomorrow
VatIS out ms thteots. maze IN the house
.h's afternoon that ne would resort
70 any means TO ueIeat the act, and
tildt WIN tue support OF the Popullsts
my measure VIII ule Tor want OF time.
, ~ may possibly result however, IN
,n9 opposition peing casual and the
pli pelhg passed
would seem tonight That Senator
bealis school fund investment bill Will
not hlVe altogetner smooth sailing In
fhc House' me plll US II passed the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-05
DIAz SETS ms FOOT Down.
VIII Positively Not Allow Fight on
Mexican SOIL.

Eagle Pass, Tex. oct. 4.-(special)- y
Mayor Garcia OF this city has acted
as chairman and spokesman of the
trans-Rio Grande committee. This af-
ternoon telegram was received from
Gen. Rayes to the effect that under
no circumstances would the national
and state authorities of Mexico per-
init the fight to be pulled on at Por-
lirio DiaZ or elsewhere on Mexican
soil This narrows down the choice Of
the place of the mill TO Neutral Island,
unless Mr.. Stuart has already quietly
arranged for some other place, but the
Eagle Pass committee Is still hard Mt
work. and are hopeful, II not confident.
OF ultimate success. Its members are
chary about giving out Information.
yet wear a look of confident complias-
ance when questioned about the matter.
1t need not surprise the world II within
"a few days the wires flasn the fame of
Neutral Island across the continent and
under the sea.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-05
EXPRESS SYMPATHY.
CALL MADE ron A MASS MEETING
OF DALLAS CITIZENS.
They Want 10 Extend sympathy t
Piucky Cuban Insurgents.
stuart Receives u rostai.

Dallas. Tex, Oct, 4.--olllc Moore a
cyprian, was arrested today for iilch-
ing $50 from George Monyson.
General cabell. Judge \. II. Watts.
Judge Anderson, q. Ralney and other
prominent citizens Will call public
meeting to express sympathy with ths
Cuban patriots.
Dan a. Stuart received postal card
today from Fort Worth from an UNI
known party. II contained the follow
Ing caballstic inscription: "a good
thing-gone. Poor Old Dallas"
The body OF Mrs. A. d. Nash, who
was killed In a runaway at San An
tonic yesterday, reached Dallas to-
day. Funeral tomorrow.
The Times-lIerald this evening prais-
es Representatives Allen and Rogers
for their votes against the emergency
clause, and compliments Senator John
Dean OF I'll Paso. 1t did not refer once
to Senator Bowser.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-05
REACHED NEW omLnANs.
Corbett and His Party in the cres-
cent city.

New orleans, oct, 4.--Corbett and
party reached the city this morning
over the Louisville and Nashville. In
the party were Billy Brady, Steve
o Donnell, John McYey, Billy Delaney,
Young Donaldson and Jim DAILY.
Corbett very bluntly said today that
Fltzslmmons would have to have S10,-
900 up in the Shareholders hands with
out an attachment tied 10 It or he
would not fight.
Local sporting men are OF the opin-
lon that this provision of Corbett will
occasion considerable talk before Oc-
tober 81. Just why the champion Is
anxious to have the referee selected at
this time cannot be learned The gem
eral feeling In New orleans is that the
fight will never take place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-05

from Starr county. came In tonight.
He was detained from being 81 the
Opening ON account OF unavoidable de-
lay. Had he been on'hund he said he
would lmost emphatically have voted
for the nntl-prise fight bill with the
emergency clause. The judg. halls
from the extreme southwestern part OF
the state on the banks of the Rio
Grande. and Is of the opinion that Pres
ldent Dia2 viii certainly stop the
fight IL an attempt Is undertaken to
have II pulled on In Mexico for no
other reason than for national honor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-05
Will rILE Charles.
Attorneys VIII Press the Charges
Against ISiIgore.

Washington, Oct. 4.-(Speclal. 1.-The
attorneys who are pressing the charges
against Judge Kilgore were evidently
40 displeased ut the way the charges
were characterized Ia this correspond
ence that they determined upon full
publication. The papers here today
contained their full particulars which,
however, only specify the charges
which have been generallzed before.
The attorney towards whom the Judge
Is said to show favoritism II, however,
Edward Hobby. The opponents of
Judge Kilgore, led by w. O. Davis,
are evidently determined to carry the
matter to extreme ends. as they Will
file their charges before the supreme
court as well as with the senatorial
committee having his confirmation In
hand. Those acquainted with Judge
Kilgore know what long and bitter
contest is on
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-05
Aporrnp INro rnn rNInn.
Jim aud Fitz May lie Made Heap
big Iujuns.

Ardmore, I. II, Oct, 4,--Enthusiasm
over the probable coming OF tla cor
t-Fitzsimmons fight was intensified
In Ardmore today.
Representatives. n The Santa lre ihis
morning left for Tishomingo, where
the Chickasaw council is now In ses-
sion. They intend to endeavor TO have
the council convert Corbett and Fltz-
simmons into members of the Tube in
order to escape the Jurisdiction OF the
U. S. court in the indian Territory
and obviate the possible legal objec-
ton to the contest.
New Orleans. oct. 4.-lnformation
from a private source reached the city
tonight that the Chickasaw nation Of
the Indian Territory intended adopt
ing Corbett as n member OF their
tribe in order that the fight may be
brought off In their nation, When
asked what he would do under the
circumstances, Corbett said that he
would accept the honor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-05
SENATE rnoopEDINos.
The Rogers validating mn Hrought
Up and Passed.

Austin, Tex, Oct. 4--(SpecnD,
drlzzling rain was falling THIS morn
ing as the solons Of the upper house
wended their way up to the great
granite capitol, quorum was Eres-
ent at 10 O'Clock, no viewer, ami Crap
lain Smoot invoked the Usual divine
blessing. a little pleasantly was in
dulged In on the reading 81 the journal
OF yesterday. a majority NJ the sem
o tors pr ,farring To have the seer etaty
wade through with yesterdays pro-
ceedings.
Senator Boren was excused for non
attendance yesterday ON account OF
sickness.
Senator Agnew sent up a resolution
TO retain the usual number OF senate
officers two days TO finish their re-
spective duties after the senate had
taken sine die adjournment.
Senator Boren wanted the journal
clerk retained FIVE days. His amend
ment was adopted by one majority,
the vote being fifteen 10 fourteen. Z he
resolution OF Senator Agnew WAS then
adopted. there being twenty-one yeas
and four nays,
The chair laid before the senate The
Rogers validating bill on IFS second
reading. Senator Lasker spoke for
some minutes in advocacy OF the
measure and II was finally passed.
The bill Is similar TO the Owsley bill
In the house, and IL as follows;
A bill to be entitled an act to vail
date certain Illegal sales Of public
school university and asylum
lands sold under section %, chapter
90, Of the laws OF 1881, and the
amendments thereto. sold rs laoiated
and detached lands which were not
in fact Isolated and detached
Section l. BE It enacted by the leg
stature or the State OF Texas: That
ali sales OF public school. university
and the several asylum lands which
were sold as Isolated and detached
lands under section %. chapter 81. OF
the acts OF the legislature OF the state
OF Texas. 1851. ana the amendments
thereto which " fact were not iso-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-05

katy Advertising the DIR right for
That Place.

Taylor, Tex. Oct, Special. 1.-The
agent of the Katy road this morning
received Il notice 10 hang out posters Of
the -Fltzslmmons fight Hnd to
talk 1t up In every way possible, The
posters announce the fight to take
place at Dallas. October 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-05
rLnADING WITH DlAz.
An Emissary HIS been sent to the
city of Mexico.

San Antonio. Tex, Oct 4.-(speciaD.
Mrs. w. a. Brady, wife of the man
ager OF the Corbett aggregation. ar
rived over the Southern Pacific this
morning Local parties interested In
pulling the hght of IN Mexico. have
secured n concession from the state
OF Tamaullpas. and have sent an
emlssary to the Mexican capitol to OBJ
tain II possible, the permission OF
President Diaz
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-05
JuLIAN DECLINES ro oo.
Stuart Had Asked Him to Come Mt
Once to Dallas.

Corpus Christi. Tex, Oct. 4.--(speciai.)
--Fitzsimmons put up the best exhibit
ton today since his arrival here. HIS
left arm was a little sim when he be-
gan, but the stiffness was overcome be-
fore he got through. lie Invited any
one In the city to spar with him, but
the size of his muscles and his length
OF arm were too much for amateurs.
Manager Julian received telegram to-
day from Mr.. Stuart asking 10 meet
will come here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-05
FATALLY WOUNDED.
Leo shutter shot ny q. w. Daniei
Near Wncider.

waelder. Tex, oct. 4.--(speciaD. &c.
w. Daniel and Leo Shutter met near
Harris lake this morning and an al
tercatlon at once ensued and Shutter
was hot through the left arm and
breast just above the nipple and In
the back, fatally wounded though he
Is stili alive. Daniel escaped.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-05
We Are
Rushing Things.

Everybody who has to do with this
stores doings is working with a will.
With the start of another seasons selling
the same wide-awalle bookkeeping (the
kind you like) again takes us to the head
ofthe procession
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-05
CHARGED NTH ARSON.
Two Men jailed From the Territory
mt Paris.

Paris, Tex. Oct 4.--(special.)- De-
putty Marshal Mat Cook arrived here
tonight with u. -. Lyons and James
Mcfarland, who are charged with
burning the residence OF Frank Nor
bert In Purcell. {. T., on August 10.
Thes were jailed In default OF $500
bond. ~, !,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-05
ARpMonn N rmn nINa.
YoaNum, stuart and Legislators
Confer At That Town.

One OF the most important meetings
yet held in connection with the selec-
ton OF place for the fight was at
Ardmore Thursday night General
MANAGER Yoakum aud Travelling
Passenger Agent Doherty OF the
Santa i'e and Dan A. stuart hal
conference with the Ardmure people
with view to knowing just what
might be depended on in the Chleka-
saw Nation. The meeting was held In
the opera house and the town was
well represented Not only so. but a
number OF The members OF the chicka-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-05
NIGHT mAvn VOTED M.
Hon. II. W. scabury Arrives ON the
Scene OF Action.

Austin Te,, Oct, 4..-(speclal.)-
Hon. II. W. Seabury OF brownsville. u
member OF the house from Cameron
county. arrived today. II Is under
stood that he would have felt disposed
to oppose any anti-prize fight act with
the emergency clause.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-05

water. Pierce oil Company fterusss
TO Sell TO Him.

Victoria, Tex. Oct. i.-(speciaD AN
oil war has been In progress here for
some days, To-day the Waters Pierce
company refused to furnish any more
or at the low rate 10 any merchant
who would not agree to refuse to sell
70 the rival company. The matter has
been laid before the attorney general
for action.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-05

the Mexico. California and Arkansas
rumOrs. and II Is known definitely now
that the light cannot occur In OK
lah0ma.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-05

How valley View People Regard the
Legislatures Action.

Valley View. Tex. Oct. 4 Special y
The people OF this town and communal
ty are highly pleased with the prompt
action OF the legislature in passing an
antl-prize fight bill Praises for GOV
Culberson ana the legislature are uni
yersai. The people now feel satisfied
that the proposed contest at Dallas
win not take place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-05

Fresh. imported German dill pickles,
nice and crisp. at Turner s. Dingee's.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-05
hby growth

Ihe baby's mission is
owth. To that little bun
G of love, half trick, half
shm, every added ounce
flesh means added hap
MSS and comfortl Fat is
g signal of perfect health,
Mort, good nature, baby
Scott s. Emulsion, with
"a ------T7-'-T-----~-----S---~-1
Hpphosphltes, is the cas-
y fat-food baby can have,
4 be easiest form. It sup
- last what he cannot
in his ordinary food.
81 helps INN over the
1 PAGES to perfect
ps~ss. 'a'snis'., New fssl. ,es. .al sl.ss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-05

Austin, Tax, oct. 4.--fSpeeIei)-
IOudse J. r Monroe. the representative
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-05

Fresh grated ltcrsr Radlsh at rur-
ner & Dinsee'a-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-05
Will You See
the New Styles?

The latest in fabrics and fashions, not
out OF the boxes half a week. are here
for your approval. An hour spent among
these beautiful stufis will help you to
plan that beautiful new dress Won't
you come while the bloom is on these
fabric beauties?
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-05

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