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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14
GRAND SPECIAL SILK SALE,

Just opened and will go on sale Monday. Anoths
lot of Wash Waist Silks in New and Handscn
Designs, Black Silk Rhadam9s, Black silk Sah
Grain, Back TaFota, Black Peau de Sole, Black anil
Coored SurahS' Black and CoI-red Chnas, Black
and COIored japanese silks, Black and CoIors
ChiffonS, Black and Coored Silk Null, Back anil
Coored Gouffre, Black and Coored Satins fromt|
great receivers sale of E. S. Jaffray & Co., SN|
Broadway New York. and being retaiIed at less tha|
New York wholesale prices.
Special Bargains in our Black Dress GopiI
DEPARTMENT all this week from the great receives
sale of E. S. Jaffray & Co.'s New York, 50-hAI
Black Silk Gloria &C.
New York wholesale price, 85c.
46-inch Black All Wool German Henrietta SIKH
Finish at 49C.
New York wholesale price, 55c.
46-inCh Black All Wool French Serge, the BIZ
thing out for Ladies' Individual Skirts 62llf
New York wholesale price, 75c.
4O-inCh Black Novelty Dress Goods in the laab
WeaveS' Superfne Quality 98C.
New York wholesale price, Sl.l5
Our Wash Dress Goods Department is Filled a
Overlooking with Rare Bargains from the era 4
receivers sale of E. S. Jafray d Co 3 $50 BroadE
New York
White Victoria India and Persian Lawns Wn'N
and Colored Mulls White and Colored DimHHS
Nainsooks, Plain and Dotted Swiss OrgandnE
batistes Pisse Crepes, Jaconets, Gnghams ou1'4
Suitings Scotch Lawns, Satteens, Plain and ram
and hundreds more being retailed here at less tH
New York wholesale prices A
TABLE LINENS.-Napkins Towels c
Doylies and White Marseilles Bed Spreads to u
Million from the great receivers sale of E. ) Jai1
d Co s $50 Broadway, New York.
Turkey Red Damask fast colors from 1870 and vi
Bleached Table Damask, from $50 per yard ana N
towels from &c each and up
Crash from 4c yard and up "
Large Size Bed Spreads, Good Quality, from III
each and up H
5000 pieces Hamburg Swiss and Jacone'
broideries from Jaifray's receivers sale will y q
special sale Monday and continue all week. ~
than Manufacturers Cost
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14
SUIT AGAINST THE BONOSMEN.
PROPERTY OF MANY CITIZENS
ATTACHED YESTERDAY.

COMMISSIONERS OF TARRANT
COUNTY MOVE TO PROTECT THE
MONEY TIED UP IN THE sUs-
PENDED CITY NATIONAL BANK.
IMPORTANT ACTION.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14
"NOW is CHRIST ARISEN"
THE RESURRECTION WILL BE
GENERALLY OBSERVED TO-DAY.

SOME OF THE CHURCHES ARE
VERY pRETT1LY DECORATED IN
HONOR OF THE DAY. ESPECIAL
LY THE CATHOLIC. EPISCOPAL
AND BOTH METHoDIsTs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14

MARRIAGE LICENSES. /.
II. ], Palmer and Mary Il. VIA soo;te.
J. N. Faust and Clarlnda hughes. J.
". Miller and Rosa Wright.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14

and with neglect OF duty as an Off
Ger. The first charge arose In the
case Of Peter Sanderson by next friend,
William Sanderson, VS., the Probst Con-
struction company. The other charge
grew out OF the Sargent murder case.
The jury In the Edwards case re-
ported TO Judge Greene that an agree
ment had not been reached late Sat
urday afternoon. and was discharged
un,l tomorrow morning Mt o'clock
The injunction suit of Mrs. d. l..
Dudley against Lizzette Duval Is on
trial In the Forty-elghth district court
The suit is brought to GUST Madam
Duval from the property at the corner
OF Jones and Twelfth streets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14

O Firm JAFFRAY 3 CO. IS RECOVERY SALE
o See the Prices at Which they are Going.
q 200 Dozen Ladies' Fast Black and Tan Hose
6 Jafray Co.'s wholesale price, IS cents per
O Dozen
= = Our retail price, cents pair.
q 500 Dozen Ladies', Misses and Chdrens Fast
O Black and Tan Seamless Hose, JaHray & Co. IS
81 wholesale price, Sl.40 per dozen.
y Our retail price, Il cents pair,
"a 600 Dozen Ladies', Misses and ChIdren's Fast
n Black Seamless Hose, Jaffray & Co.'s whole
o sale price, $500 per dozen.
"a Our retail price l6 cents pair
% 1000 Ladies' Fast Black and Tan lisIe Hose, Plain
q and DraP Stitch Jafray Co.'s wholesale
~ Price, $3.50 per dozen,
Is Our retail price, 26 cents pair
Z 400 Dozen Childrens Fine Fast Black and Tan
Q Imported Ribbed Hose, Double Knee, Heel and
Toe, Jaffray & Co.'s wholesale price, $500
perdozen,
- - Our retail price "a cents a pair.
Ia 300 Dozen Boys Bicycle Hose, Five pairs for
@ $780, Jafray & Co.'s wholesale price, $2,75
~ per Dozen
q Children's Fall Hose.
y so Dozen Fancy Hose All Sizes at lie pair.
"a "a Regular l5C Grade.
"a As Dozen Tan Hose All Sizes at l8c pair.
@ Regular 25C Grade,
"a S. Dozen Tan Hose All Sizes at 2lc pair.
Q Regular 90c Grade
n AZ Dozen Tan Hose All Sizes at 26o pair.
"a Regular 35c Grade
Q Mems furnishings.
q 1900 Pairs Mems Black and Tan Socks, Seamless
n and Double Heel and Toe Jafary & Co.'s
@ wholesale price, $3.50 per dozen.
q Our retail price, re pair
- 1900 Mems Babrggan Shirts and Drawers, Jafray
q Co.'s wholesale price, $4.25 per dozen.
q Our retail price, 33c EACH.
o 700 Mems NegIigee Shirts, Jaffray Co.'s whole
q sale price, $500 per dozen.
% Our retail price, CSC each.
= 800 Linen Collars. both Turn Down and Standing,
n Jaffray Co.'s price SIPS per dozen.
o Our retail price, &c each.
"a
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15
MAscULiNIrIEs.

Many suits OF armor worn In tho
fourteenth century weighed i75
pounds each
Pale lines ON the hand indicate
revengeiul disposition, intensified by
long fingers and a short thumb.
Workers In tho spinning mills Of
Japan labor twelve hours day, and
have in that time only one hour for
meals
Mrs. Placid-i suppose you have
given up piano playing since your
husband died? Young Widow-All
except the "Blacls Key Mazourka'
A Frenchman, NJ. Grevelle, is the
founder Of community In the noun
talns Of Auvcrgne which has rs its OBJ
jcct return TO the customs OF prlmi-
tive man
Mr.. Flim-what is there about
these long-haircd musicians that At
tracts you women so? Mrs Grim
just think how easy a long.hairod
man Is TO manage,
Jolliboy-I suppose that when your
wife caught you nirting with Miss
Gofa,t sho was specchlcss with
amazcmcnt2 Talkerly--Oh, no. she
wasn't You don't know my wife.
keep that physician in attendance
ON our family" exclaimed Mrs, Parvic
New: "neycr." elias he killed any
body?" mo; but no hal tho imperti-
ncnce TO say that Mr., News blood Is
imp overished."
Say" said the office boy, II think
the boss ought to gimme bit extra
this week, but | guess he won't y
/ "What for?" asked the bookkeeper,
"For over time wuz drcamin
about ne work all las night"
The German emperor is eNoee iingly
partial to horse back ri ling. In tn,
course Of last wintor ten hnndsom,
animals were train d In the roya
stables at Potsdam for his use. Iii
fevorite color in horse is said to b
brown or sorreL
Henry Irvng's proverbial courte 81
10 the ladies finds expression In hi
theory that Macbeth" was the temp
ter. not the tempt ID, and that lad.
Macbeth" was only weak AMI yield
inr woman In an address on thl
subject at Owen, college, Manchester
recently Irving stigmatzed Mae
beth" ns "one Of the most bloody
minded, hypocrltical villains in a.
the noet's long gallery Of portraits q
men instinct with the virtues au
vices OF their kind"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15
HENRY GEORGES IDEA.


A wealthy German landowner to Give
single tas Fsir TrisL
A radical reiorn has been carried
through on the estate Of ono OF the
vcalthiest landowners in Germany,
tho prince Of Furstcnbcrg, who owns
A large part Of the Black Forest. In
tho states Of Baden and Wurtcmberg.
Tho prince intends TO give single tax
a fair trial. and tho magnitude Of his
ocial.political experiments can only
bo appreciated when we remember
,ha, tho tenants on his estates mum.
Der moro than nvo thousand. The
Ahcnd Lcitung, Augsburg. comments
on these reforms in the relation b..
tween tenant and landlord as follows.
The Furstonbcrg estate in future
renounccs public taxes paid formerly
b. the tenants. This includes county,
church. school, state. fire. insurance
and parish taxes. Spscial provision
IL made 20 relieve holdings which had
TO pay separate contributions for tho
assistance OF tho poor. Tho estate.
In future. pays all such duos out Of its
own funds. Having noticed that tho
tenants. unfortunately. often neglect
to insure their fields against damages
caused by hailstorms. no encourages
thom 10 insure their produce by pay
Inc twenty per cont OF oil ducs on u
recorded Insurance. Tho estate Il
situated In part specially adapted
for tho cultivation Of fruit trccs. and
/ A.. T.,..t,s,t..... Standardization 10.
appointed specially trained men 10 at
tend TO the proper treatment OF exist
[ Ing fruit trees. and O. Increase the
number Of trees. wherever possible.
without additional expense 10 the tom
ant The obligations regarding repairs
Of building on loaschold have boon
/ largely reduced, as well as those for
renewal of such buildings. and OK.
pcnscs Of this kind. II amounting Ia
moru than a years rcnt. will in future
bc borne by tha estate. The torn OF
/ Lease has been Increased by several
years, and In order 10 insure 10 the
tenant Us much profit rs possible, tho
| lcasehood will bo offered for ront two
years before the end OF n term, such
tenants as fulnll their obligations hay
ing tho privilege OF renewal. Former
Is, at tho death Of n tenant. tho cstat,
had tho privilege 10 cancel the con
tract. This privilege tho prince fore
goes. and permits tho holrs Of tonanti
10 continue tho occupation. institutlnl
thereby hereditary tonantry. Thes'
are only tho main features Of tho no
forms 10y which the prince intends Il
shield tho economically weaker party
TO n contract OF lease from flnancla
loss or embarrassment"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15
FOREIGN NOTES.

Doctors prescriptions must not be
written In Latin In France.
A humming bird, little larger than
n houseny, is common In the East
Indies
France grows and consumes more
wheat than any other country In
Europe.
one.third OF the females OF France
over fourteen years OF age are farm
lnborers.
The spring and autumn maneuvers
Of the European armies cost annually
over $40 0OO, 900
England has 5,OOO,O 900 persons who
are either paupors In warehouses,
criminals in prison, homeless OF great
cities or wanderers.
According 10 statistics gathered
from the English probate courts,
brewers fortunes are made with the
greatest average rapidity. Bankers
come next
The English labor party has de-
handed OF Lord Rosebery bill Civ
ing TO members OF the house OF com.
mons salary Of $500 yoar-a
modest beginning.
A mansion ON which Reuben Sas-
soon spent $3.50, 900 on interior decora.
tons alone, in Belgravia, London,
was put up at auction a fortnight ago,
with no takers.
The German steamer Romus started
for Philadelphia with a cargo OF sugar
worth 100000, When she arrived In
port the sugar had changed 10 val
ueless black molasses. A stormy pass
age, during which five feet OF water
got into the steamers hold, was what
did the mischief
Russian engineers are studying the
route for the waterway 10 connect the
White sea with the Baltic. The totnI
distance is about $50 miles, In part al
ready naviRable. The uniform deptl
OF thirty feet can be obtained for III,
whole canal, II Is estimated, at cosl
Of only sG,OOO,O0O.
Herr Mascha has lately unearthed
in Moravia q number Of skeletons OF
mammoths associated with those OF
human beings. A remarkable featur,
Of one find was that Of what m
peared to be whole family Of human
beings Of gigantic size co.existen
! with the mammoth,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15

hNA NiNhhlN w w vi MNNNNf
not ovcrpleased to find Bcllc there,
Tor had fully made up my mind 10
apologize To my wife aud try 20 es-
tablish the old affection, but just rs
reached the parlor door, without In
the least attempting 10 listen, l
heard my wife talking In the most
plalntivc tones, as u her very heart
was broken,
Go 10 him, Belle, and tell him that
love him Tell him that II Is all a
mistakc-that he alone IA the idol Of
my heart, and no other could take
his place even for n minute"
turned abruptly upon my heel and
entered the study door, whore | could
not hear their voices, and then, with
my brain In perfect tumult OF be-
wildcrment, I sat down 10 reason out
my wifo's strange message, To whom
was the message to be carried-to
myself her husband, or. TO Arthur
llastingsP II 10 me, why should a
bearer be- necessary? and u TO Arthur
but could not harbor such vile
suggestion.
Al first ! felt angry at Amy for thus
revealing our first disagreement, but
Belle was her childhood's friend, aud
women the world over will TIL their
woes TO one another, lwalteda little
longer and then, hearing the parlor
door open and close, concluded Belle
had started 10 iind me, rose eagerly
and opened the door, and In another
instant, almost foo'ishly eNpectant,
was standing clos, beside her,
Good evening" she said sweetly,
rs she finished buttoning her glove,
~ have been calling on Amy aud did
not know that you were home. Then
10 nv utter surprise and distress she
walked abruptly 20 the door, aut
with a pleasant mol. opened II and
went out. 10 deliver, suppose, my
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15
A son building stone.

A now building material Is boing
used In this noighborhood which
promises TO bo moro generally used as
people loarn It's value. II IL white
rock OF chalk formation. and l. light
and very easily shaped, II Is found
In large quantities In u locality In the
foothills near Crows crock. and Is
very easy 10 quarry. So soft IL this
rock that one can work II with an or
binary saw or hatchot. II is not much
more expensive than lumber. and bc-
sldos Is u non conductor Of heat, 20 n
house built OF II will remain cool In
side during Tho hottost dAys In summon
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15
A nnehr.. ot Nanoleon,. lama

When Marshal l.oiebyro was made
duke OF Dantzlc, tho now duchess
(who was tho original OF Sardou's
Mime. Sans-Gonel went to tho ruilorIss
TO thank the Empress Josephine. AS
Nine la Marechale had not demanded
an audience, tho usher, accustomed 10
call hor by that name, entered 10 lake
the order OF tho chambcrlan-in.walt.
ing; he returned aud addressed her.
"Mme. la Mareohale may entor.0 The
lady looked askanoe AZ him, but en-.
torcd tho salon, and tho empress.
rising, advanced u few stops to meet
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15

The following are among the
briof and curious opltaphs seen in Eu-
ropean cemeteries: At Worcester,
England, tho slab erected over do.
parted auctionoer Is inscribed with u
single word, "Gono,n Al Sussex
tho initials anG dato Of death OF
the deceased aro followed by two
words, ''lIc was On tho monument
Of Charles the Great OF Germany tho
brief inscription Is "Caralo Magno. -
The most remarkable ono Is at Cane
hin cemetery, Belfast, ireland, whore
the inscription says LEFT till called
fOr
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15

As tho dealer In secondhand books
will buy anything, provided 1t bo
cheap enough, 80 tho junk dealer
after "A while Is mastered by an in
Suitable thirst for buying, II is not
unusual 10 find at junk dealers
piecasot machinery, bits Of apparatus,
or instruments Of which he knows
Mother the names nor the uses, They
como TO him as scrap metal, and he
hopes 10 sell thcm to some one VINO
may rocognzo tholr value.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15

In his experiments in tolegraphing
without wires, carried on in a lake
near rotsdam, Enrich Ratonau sue.
ccedod So well that he says no difi-
Guilty was encountered in oXchangi ing
signals between the electric light sta
ton and tho village OF Nou Clalow, u
distance oi three miles
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15
EARNED THE MONEY.
nut n Was IN way That Made Tier
Husband Grow sardonic.

hut n Was IN way That Made Tier
Husband Grow sardonic.
Young MIR Smithcrs. having eaten
an excellent dinner, sat down 20 smoke
a good cigar while his wife ran up
stairs TO make her toilet for the
theater. So peaceful was hil state Of
mind that he did not look accusingly
at his watch when. after tho promised
"minute" had developed into City. she
entered the room.
"Sccms TO mo that you arc looking
very nice tonight. my dear he re-
marked.
That soup certainly was an inspir-
ation,' she thought. What she said
was;
I'm so glad you think 20. darling;
OF course ! care more for your admir-
alton than that Of any one else. Be
sides, the SINNERS sit right bohind
MS this evening, and this waist will
give her q had headache before the
second act IL over
Mr.. smithors looked anxious. 80
this is new waist, is it' Wasn't the
old one good enough?"
"N-not quite, dear. Besides. I
earned tho money for this one myself :,
"Iou haven't been cconomizing
again, have you? You kno@ when
things arc charged at tho meat mar
kot tho money Ia not really saved; tho
bill must be paid the first Of the
month"
81 don't owe anybody n cent by
the way, Freddie. you remember you
gave mo money 10 buy Marie a wod-
ding present, because Mr.. TOoker Is u
business friend Of yours
"lou don't moan 10 say you took"
81 sent her u handsome present to-
day. ] like her immensely. though
you are always 80 still with hor. and
/ mean TO be- great friends with her.
now that sho Is going 20 live 30 near.
Me-. Smithors changed groan into
Il cough
80. know you don't like her."
went on his wife. "but I do It isn't
her fault II sho could not got married
| sooner. and
( "But you forgot to toll mo about
tho new waist; I'm curious TO know
| how you carncl tho money"
30, yos. Freddy, did you really
Like the girl you used TO BE- engaged
70 before you knew mc?'
"l-ahom, that is--not 80 woll as
like you, my love. Really, that waist
Is most becoming
els itP You never would tell mo
her name
"l-why bless you. never think OF
her now. Wouldn't you like new
diamond pin one OF these DAYS"
"lndcod | would. What doar
you arcl I'm 80 glad I've been 20
economical
''But how did you earn"
80. after you left got TO thinking
what u lot OF money Il was to spend
on wedding present when | really
needed so many things. Then an idea
struck mo. remembered all those
pretty things found in your big
trunk. after we were married the
ones that horrld girl sent back when
sho-when tho engagement was
broken. wouldn't have one OF them
myself. but IL seemed pity for them
20 lilo there, 80 | went upstairs and
looked them all over. | selected that
lovely sllvor-backcd mirror and
cleaned II up until II looked just like
now; then /"
"Sold II 10 buy the waist Sec"
Nothing Of the kind. ] bought the
waist with the money You gave me,
Tho mirror sent % Marie with our
best wishes. Won't she bo surprised
and-why, Freddy, are you illP"
mot at all, my dear You are
quite right. Marie will no doubt b,
much surprised. For, you sec, she
herself, was the girl who returned
those presents; that Il all"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15

A small hospital OF some twenty or
moro beds has just been opened in
Edinburgh to provide means OF modi-
cal instruction and training In nurs-
ing for those who are 10 become
deaconosses in connection with the
church OF Scotland
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15

A railway which the Germans have
built In Asia Minor, extending from
lsmld, harbor about sixty miles cast
OF Constantinople east by south to
Angora, has as littlo wood In IL por-
hap' as any In the world, Not only
the rails and bridges, but tho ties and
telegraph poles are OF iron.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15

her. saying. with engaging gracious
,oss, GLOW Is the duchess OF
pantzic?n La Marcchalc. instead Of
answering. winked intolllgcntly. and
tben. turning toward the usher, who
was In the act Of shutting the door.
"IIev. my boy" said shc. what DO
vou think Of that?n- -Argonaut
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15


che semblanco Of pale, cmneiatcd
man. the brother Of my wifcs old
friend and schoolmate.
never liked lI,llc Hastings partic.
ulariy we'll, there was something In
her dark gray eyes that looked
trcnchorous 10 me even In her girl
hood. and now. after two years so
journ In wicked New York fnneicd,
~ Jealous men sometimes will, that
she was no ne companion for my gen.
lie Amy.
Hut my wife seemed radiantly
happy when Belle and her brother
took tho house next door.
aid nothing, but at that instant
! felt curious sensation burning In
my heart and knew, but would not
admit even TO myself, the fact that I
was jealous Of Arthur Hastings near
ness TO my treasure.
Tor Arthur had loved hcr once In
the days when they were boy aud girl
together, but he was poor aud siclsly,
while was quito the opposite. and
although never really doubted
Amy'a love. sometimes found myself
wondering II she had ever cared for
Arthur
WIS not neglected Ia any manner.
Amy WIS always there when ar
rived aud the house was always a.
bright and cheerful ~ could be-. hui
all her plans Tor ourselves were NJ
interviewer with plans FOR our neigh.
bors that the feeling that I was nt
longer foremost In hcr mind drove M
nearly frantic with suppressed resent
mont Aud one morning the rage In
my heart ovcrcamc my will entirely.
You think altogether too much OF
Belle Hastings aud her brother"
said, with n meaning accent, when
Amy had finished telling mo some
plan that she had made for her neigh.
Dor, entertainment
Ny wife looked surprised aud
panied at my sudden outbreak. aud
replied with little show OF tcmpcri
''llclle Ia my best friend" she said,
holly. ''and Arthur, poor follow, Ia
my best friends brother"
"And your lover once" rctorted
nercely. ''You should have married
him II you regarded him 40 highly"
And then slamming the door, | left
her for the frat time In our married
life without the usual kisses and Gu
rcsseN
That night when I returned home
heard my wife aud her friend talklnf
Goftly together In tho parlor. wa
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-06
As to the Schools.

In recent years it has been the
proud boast of the people of the city
of Anaconda that the public schools
of this district take front rank among
the educational institutions of Mon
tana. This is based upon the fact that
careful and judicious management
has characterized the work of the
board of school trustees. 1t has been
the good fortune of this city to have
the affairs of its public schools in the
hands of shrewd and progressive bust
ness men who have had at heart al
ways the best interests of the patrons
of the schools. There has been always
pleasant absence of prejudice and
partisan bias in all the deliberations
of the board; the affairs of the district
have been conducted in a spirit which
has reflected credit upon the city and
upon the members composing the
board of education.
It would be deplorable under all cir
cumstances should the affairs of the
public schools of this district fall into
the hands of men not earnestly in
sympathy with the progressive spirit
of the citizens There Is need of lib
eral and fair men on the board of ed.
ucation; men who seek to crafty a