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sre.sI,u Railroad shops.

NEW WORK ps-s [-F1rs TO-DAY de-
ssrsvess ehe repair shops ~ tAe Boshwtck
lftvasssn 90 tAe Rrooksyu II gsts Railway
g,.s-snanv ard fo1T-xfcrg frame o18&tinS
ssss-s ~ weEtE & Is~vicks breseTs. As
. seaxaxe hsuse. ia EsrsektFu. Tesal inss,
~ sse- sxsl gnsuress. Ths eanse e tse ere
- rs= eess.-
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rost.aans. y. y. wiped out.

p0TTSD ANT. y. y. De1 e7--Ths win'-
s7~ Nosae. fsgr saloons. twa clothing stores.
ss~se restaurants. ore grocery sso-e two
ssesrv xsahses ard tveo barber sheGs, con-
r.-.xErs A large portion - she business ssse-
t,an - the town. wsTe assEr0yed ~ FIRE
t-.4aw The 1oss - estlzaa eea a. SOC -
,.~ -4s.gss- Ers.s~egs
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.we~snry po<semee Rlsck.

AMEsSsIrRy Mass, Fser T-.-Tae Pest
ersee htack v&s hasssy 5aFwagea ~ fTs Co
sAv TIE aasS or the b45s3sn@ ana pTen@r-
~ 90 fAe xsrtaus ace4Eazes EjE5 asaa4Et
sa - nae IasaTaace- assaSg &sa &@. Tss
-
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PLUNGE To Death
Alabama Passenger
Drop Ito Feet.
INTO THE CEHIBA RIVER.
There They Writhe. Wreekers
Despoiling the DYING.
TWENTY-sEvEN PINNED DOWN.
Coaches Take Fire and Victims Are
Burned Beyond Recognition.
TwEHTY-sEvEN PINNED DOWN.
Coaches Take Fire and Victims Are
Burned Beyond Recognition.

Enafneer whites Charred Body
Found In the Cab, His Hand on
the Throsfie-Coiored Fireman
Escapes with q Broken Arm
Three Little Children saved From
the Hufns-oniy Nine Survivors
The Wreckers Remove Rail
From a High Tresfie on the Min
erai Road. and Lie In Wait for
the Train Doomed 20 Destruction
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-28
HEAR THEIR VOICES.
nnscunns WORKING rowan rnn
nsromnnp miNnns.
About Forty Men rsin R<@a,a I'm
pri.oned In me chinuahna nine
.-rho cause Of IN. cave-ia.

III paao. Tex. April a7.-(speciAl)--A
telegram from Chihuahua this evening
gives an account OF the mine cave-in
IN which ono hundred and nifty were
entomhod. Some OF those succeeded IN
escaping In different ways while othorn
were rescued, many OF whom We're
dead. There stili remain In the mine
about forty men. and now thoy have
been cloaed IN for four days. Tho as
aster occurred In a small place wcat et
chihuahua aud the jotc nolltico. refused
10 H., n rcnouing party 10 into tho mine
after the cnve-in and even forbid the
sprpadinw OF the news. word waf sent
to tho governor of chihuahua and he
ordered Il raaculng party out lmmedi-
ateiy and removed tho jnfe noliuco from
ofiicc Already over twenty dead poo.
nir have boon taken from tho mine. but
me rcscuing party are working. az they
can hear tho voices OF those cniomhcd
,vho arc trying 10 work their way out
towards the reaculng party, The cause
OF the cave-ln was the Twins away OK
tho inaln support. The mino was very
poorly tlfnbered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-28

A County chairman ricctcd--ceienei
Lnnhnm 1ndorsrd.

oranbury. Tex, April "a. Especially =.
The Democratic county mass meeting
convened AT the court house Saturday
nj l 9. m, a large attendance being
present, Colonel w y, McGauKhey
called the house 10 order aud stated
that tho object Of tho meetlrg waa 70
j. A. Poe, resigned. a committee OF
one from each precinct was appointed
on credentials and representation
After tho repoif Of the credentials ielin-
mittee cuipnei w, l.. MoGauEhey WAS
elected county chairman, A strong
resolution endornlnR Colonel fanhum
for cot Kfraa was unanimously pnnncd
amid much applause, Complete hnr-
mouy and GOOD freiinE characterized
tho entire Meeting. and Democratic
stock has risen considerably IN cpnnu-
uuoncu The nav executive committee
win meet Tor yigorpun action May \,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-28
TANGLED
Is County Politics In
MCLennan.
------------ -
CHAIRMAN FIELDS oivEs rnn
siScLn STANDARD rnorLn
BLACK nyn.
STICK TO THE PARTY
---------------
sraIsarowS oolnrrns ouJncr no
ACTION Ar DALLAS
-
They ra.- ns.o,uuon. psaeuneiu1
the Enor, 20 Disrups tho Party
Political Notes from Around sns
state
STICK TO TIE PARTY
srRISarowS coLnrrEs opJEcr no
ACTION Ar DALLAS

Waco. Tex. April fT,--tsprciai)- -The
latcst from Chairman Fields OF the
Democratic county executive committee
gives the campaign IN this county aus
other interesting phase In fact IA great
many think II places the committee In
a very anomalous position, ON tho
other hand, thuro are the free silver
Democrats who have called n primary
for June 9 and do not intend TO be
bound by the action OF the Field conn
mitteo. The sound money aggregation
proposes TO elect delegates 60 tho sound
money state convention at Austin and
Chairman Fields has served notice on
them that they cannot participate IN hla
primnriey, which he Bnyu will elect dele
raten 60 the dudley state convention"
Ills nidrosH seems 60 read both tho
silver AMI the sound money folks out
OF the regular organization. or rather
doclaro that they have read themselves
out Under the circumstances great
deal OF interest c'lntera In the conatlt-
ucncy OF tho executive committee,
There VIII be thrive sets Of delegates
from Mcl.ennan county In Austin on
June 20. according 10 present c0ieuln.
tons, While the sound money Demo-
Gratis control tho county executive coin-
nittce Chairman Fields address, indl-
Gates that they cannot carry the com
mlttee with them In the bolt. Il has
nech unuofatoou 10 no tine puinoHe OF
the boilers 10 participate IN tho pri-
maries called BY the county executive
committee and 10 make no open light
but 20 work for tho election OF dele
gates. uninHtruotcd. hut who could be
depended upon TO 80 IN body 10 tho
anund mcncy state convention. thus
Swing cllor 10 the claim That that con.
vcntion Represented the Democratic
n~ntiment OF the county II ~ probable
that Chairman Fleida' position has
| Knocked several holes In thia pian, and
that the holtcru win proceed to perfect
n separate organization while. az
stated. the silver people had cut loose
( 'hoir action or rather by thclt consent
considered Il nun and participate In
the primaries called by tho committee,
which, under the circumstances. thoy
win easily control
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-28

Orucrel 10 IT'S fuhrHt~s
Waphinrton, d, c., April ai-Thia
was District OF Columbia day IN the
house, and the pension bill was side
tracked under an arrangement 70 sive
the Dintrlot the ilrrt two hours Sew
eral Dlatrlct bills were passed.
Mr., Henderson tRep,. lAi, chairman
OF the committee on judiciary. gave
notice that he would call up the hank
ruptcy bill AZ soon nv the penaion blu
was dispOaed OF.
Mr. Henderson. from the oonmittec
on rulca, then. at $50 y. M, brought In
a at,eclsl order Tor the consideration
Of lie plclicr pension BIZ for ono ana
nno-haif hours this evening, under me
flve-minutp rule. the previous question
thnn 10 be considered Ae order on inc
blli and pending amendments Win u
nrovision for mai vote tomorrow,
Immediately after the reading OF tpe
u XIX criup uoem.. oa) characterized
.he rule hn a remarkable one, hc seisi
Il nretcudcd 10 do one thing puf ulu
another. az only such amendments ~
wore adopted ~ committed could ne
who'd on. the practical consequence
~ die adoption of The rule wouln ~
IA force The house 70 vote On tue DIS
without Amendment A..
Mr.. nmeley atop. Nel fclhre ,nas
~ rule WAS almost a literal COPY -
N, rule adopted ~ the leet hulea VIM"
mo Wilson tarln hlll Was pcnoihh'
Mr. Henderson, naid he made no fn.hc
az The fact that the purlpnp ~ i''p
milo was 10 bring ut Blu % ? WV.
Air. Crisp reiterated ms h'A se"''"'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-28
A RUNNING FIGHT
pnrwnnS orFronns AND AN ns-
CAPPED CONVICT.
Three Men Are seriously wounded,
the convict neinE Amons the
sumssr--q,h. Latter cap,area ANA
raksn TO JAN.

Naples. TEX, April s7.-tspeclall IN
nerloua shooting occurred near thm
place Saturday night, IN which Nist,
Mccoy, /. r. Forsyth aud an eseapsu
convict OF Fannin county named AMY
Mailman were wounded. yonr'ap'e
sinrletary received notice from the
a,,a,tf ~ rannln county 20 look out
snr Waitmen, Ils was located NJ Me-
inan's sawmlll, near this place, where
hs waa woritinE. aud last night poasg,
.,a,ted 10 arrdat him. He was lounu
Win a PARTY Of fishermen on Jennings
lake gambling A runnins hght ensueg,
IA witch Mccoy was pMnIuny Wp"" ~.
rlnns wound in the thlkh, anu Wait
,,,na Wa also shot IN the thigh Cons
atahlc Sinrletafy left ,hia morning. iqr ~
nnnhatn with his prisoner fotslsn ~ "
~ pemoeratic nominee for nherin Oh
this county
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-28
VIII nnmAIN srnAnrAsr.
sprinRtown coidi,cs Rcpudints with
scorn the DniiaH Meeting,

sprinKtawn coiditcs Rcpuaiatr wtth
scorn the Dallas Meeting.
sprlngtown. Tex. April a7.--(spc-
cian call by Captain ], A. KIDD,
chairman Of the sound money Demo-
cr0cy Of precinct No. :, Parker county,
Texas. y meeting was held on shtur-
day, April 2Sth, to decide whether they
would endorre the action OF the sound
money meeting held IN Dallas Aprii
aist. Captain Kidd was msmher OF the
platform committee OF tho Dallas meet
inF and voted steadily against tho
adoption OF the resolutions passed
Captain J. 4. Kidd Gated tho meeting
to order, ana y. ]. slaRlo was. on mo-
tion. elected chairman. and " q. God
soy secretary. q COMMITTEES OF five were
appointed TO draft resolutions. The
committee brought IN the fni'oNinR re-
port, which was unanimously adopted
Whereas, the eo-cali,d nniisa sound
money conference was dominated by
lot OF disappointed, diknffcctpd and
anguish hecauac OF their political abor-
lions, and lent on tho disruption OF
tho Democratic party. rather than the
success Of sound nor ~ principle, and
Whereas. these political hrniiara arc
trying % turn the sound money pcmuc-
rncy Into AN nvonKin0 nemeila with
which a. afrilge down organized Democ-
upon their nuccesafpi political rivals
and deliver fair Texas over 20 ropu-
llnm, which VIII cause hurlncss prostfa-
ton and financial etaxnatIon there
fore. be q
naaolvcd, that We. the sound money
Denecratn Of Nprlngtown and SUR
Y ,unding country hereby fepudlatc In
toto the action Of the Dallas confer
cneo Ia TIA neferlouA attempt 10 throw
M outside tho pale OF organized De-
mooracy as being revolutionary and
fundamentals.
Resolved that we will remain stead
fast IN our devotion to TIN regular or
gnnlacd Democracy and nght our bat
Tie FOR sound money within the pre-
cincta " osraniaed Democracy, and
will not attention Cleveland and Car
Isle by leaving the Democratic party
at this critical iunrturo or itr hlatnry
70 Rratlfy dlenmfited politicians seek.
Ing revenge through the destruction Of
tho Democratic party
llcnolved. that we VIII participate IN
tho 9Th 81 June primary and abide 10
results upon the nnaclhl question, un-
an Inc national Democratic convention
parnca upon this question. after which
We will adhere 70 thr declaration %
the national Democratic platform upon
tho financial unottlfns ~ isan1. but
will support All regular Democratic
ncmiueas for state, district and county
offices
Resolved that realizing that the dinA
rnpllon of the Democratic party means
populletlc rule with all ~ frirhlful
consequences We therefore uree the
hurinrap rnen OF Texna 10 come forward
aud foko IA dseid,ld stand for organized
Dcrnnrfnor and save our hnnineha In
ierents from dnanplai slhgnetin and
hnalnora prcrtiNtlon. ana help ~
down tho huwlinn demAeoEue1 * bate
and rtyfnne
Renoiyed that we request Jonathan
Lane Conc johnson and IudHe Norman
Kittrcil to lnin IN a call FOR a ronIprA
tnce q tho Sound money me1 n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-28

populst orators. The bla cotton ware
house was occurred for tho occasion,
az Il was the only building In tho
city large enough 20 contnin the
crowd, Al 10 o'clock a. IN. Judge Me-
Cabe. populiHt candidate for district
attorney. upanod tho speaking. which
was continued by Judge Todd, Popu-
liAt candidate for district judge. III
attraction was placed on the bunrda
A the person or Judge j. ". Davls.
At the close Of judge Davis speech
the "Aiav0rickn" put up Henry Clay
Mack, who addressed the crowd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-28
|ION OF BOLTERS
Polzrp AND CONDEMNED On
ALL SIDES.
1 County far sound Money. nut
! of tho Quality Provided ny
/ uardysciark nismeat

m, Tex April sT,--(speciai.)--
asA two months will clnpse be-
he Democratic hosts win assem-
austin to hold u state con-
mere is considerable discuss
political clrolca relative 10 the
nns " the boilers. who held u
,pce At Dallas last Tuesday,
nus who drop into the capital
{'selNiewed, and from the alarming
Nv me ranks Of the aeccarlonlRta
,s,K deserted. Clark and his
w uwlndie down 10 n corpor-
~, which viii nearly be com
~ Dallas and other north
u y tor sound money. but not
my Hardy and Clark would
| ny democrats In county con-
,ssasemhled Saturday, adopted
Su2h which bcapcnks tho acntl-
=, almost the entire party mem.
I'M n.fe, and which IL SAID to be
Ky. 70 an unqualified endorse
st, ", state administration. In
i f1an,s,vuon II might he said that
,s'lneNv We Dallas conference To
sshu instituted purely for a per.
INV I'M On Governor Cuiberaon, and
49, o. n largo number OF here
WY single standard peoplo ro.
w u 70 camp. $500 ~
sa ,uv ulAnt, who led iIngg auch
! fss. ~ lsp3. u Ia predicted, will
/ nhuly scattered June %.
p.omlncs 10 bn a nrotty raoo
Vile 'airl senatorial dletrlct next
an.,,.n NC Democratic and RE-
a,l,Vpnliht candidates. ON ihe
n WV si1e % the fence nrr tvvo
~ niehA1 Thompson, OF Austin,
ison III, YETI, % nurnet county
.oAven,tNh, carry Travia county Ia
n Nlll,s'sn ana Yeti the Burnet
n rrn,'n'1n dclcentiona. In
VI thb, " " predicted rs
II vADS dead lock -~iil
+ ho cas Zach cnndldataie friends
Pysu' and say their man WIN
d ~ snqneregn one OF the pub
Aua 'A' southern Republican
~ u warm friend " John
lni' q cSlneeded 10 be the re.
g. stuehl,' ,, for senator. who /,
: tagbq' nlpiel Viii he iNa,ed ~
leien,' ~ the district. and
i. 7on hs nv We Democrat. Colonel
y itisaA resided In Travis cn,,n,
thtn am y Aaid 10 know moro
v u esrs, one man horri At any
~ ana ~, ,p9,insly popular, both
P.p'.eal arcioa.
Incident waa Witnessed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-28

az the court house Saturday. DR. yott
wna UP from buinet county huntilnr
among tho delegates ua was Ths6
Thompson, who feeln TINT he In. this
county grabbed. Anderson was alro
clpowinK through the Democrats
crowd. Thompson ana yot, had never
met una the latter did not know the
burnctt man whan he saw him. An.
derson encountered Thompson gazing
htently az o man ncrosa the han sur
rounded by a crowd rhRltlnK hnnda nnd
laughing and talldng $3.50 ''''N
Anderson, who IL that tall fellow
over there, who seems to be no Mi.
nrcd popular2" asked Thompson.
why, that's Dock Yeti OF flurnot,
VINO wants TO DO ntatc SENATOR re-
The deuce; present me.r
anderson mo'e' the opponents nc
y ,nn ,,,s : sR>3 era hearty iaush,
In arm. n 49, 7-- -
Representative Nolan coun-
ty who has boon capital Tor
several days. leaves 4 ~. % tomor-
row. Mr.. 1ieali ~ sta ~ a TO Ter.
who regards the Dalla1 xfair as a
scheme for political supremacy. that
WIN end In a finsco June 20.
Judge Saunders Of Hell County, who
hns lately followed the example OF
barney Gibba and 'nuked" into tho
Populist camp, was here day or so
ago lie IL one OF the few men who
have been at the capital that regards
the opera house bolt as being OF any
Importance. and he thinkn the Hardy
Clarld following win number way
up In the thousands"
Hon. John Grant OF Sherman, RE-
publican executive committee enair-
man. who spent yesterday IN Austin
was In conference In his apartments
nj tho Drlslsill with Editor ed Ander-
non, Of the Southern Republican. MIR
Grants visit was for the purpoae OF
collecting all the evidence possible OF
the manner In which the state Repubii.
can convention was conducted last
month. Wright Quincy the Galveston
leader, who downcd Grant IN the con.
vention by what Ird Anderson call,
frank ruling" win probably encounter
the same trouble In seating his dele.
cation Mt ST. Louis, Republicans who
have heretofore followed Quincy, SAY
he ran the convention In the interest OF
Reed. and for no other purpose than /,
Hide track the Mckinley boom m
Ttxna. Grant. Il VIII be remembered
called u convention immediately upof
adjournment OF the Quincy crowd nnt
selected delegation to oppose tn,
Roed-AliHon people Now Quincy sny,
that was the unkindeat cut OF ali. In,
nsmuch as he created the handsom,
shermanitc politically, two years age
AZ Dallas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-28
srn,io,s oN rnn mnAp.
.. a. srincer Injured by hts psugh-
trr,n Hcirrted saltor.

whitoubotu. Texas April c7-tspec'
ial.)--Henry Warren struck J. q SPIN
cor on tho head last ninht ana came
near kllline him II ncemn that War
ron Ind heon diFcnfded by Nplnocr'H
dauxhtcr. Warren had gained the
Elr.e consent 10 agnin visit nor anu
III 81, .i,npany hqr 20 church, HpinecI
fn,,0d n ouf and made Warren leave,
A. Gplncer and hla family were m
tusnlnr from church Warren, v y
CHARGED, walled up behind splneer and
struck him. hs stated, Warren has -
eaped All the parties ccnnpptcd iive
near Wliitcaboro.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-28

saloons Not Forced 10 Close ON
rrimnrs Election nay,
Austin, Tex, April sI-(Specinl) --At-
torney General Crane has rendered n
decision In tho matter OF saloons clos
ing ON primary election days. which
question was recently brought up from
Marshall. Tex, In his opinion, which IL
addressed 20 Hon. John II, Carter or
Marshall, the attorney general holds
thorc Is no law 10 compel saloons 10
remain closed and refrain from tram
saotlnE business on days that primary
elections are held. The document Ia
lengthy one.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-28

Paris. Ami sT-M. Meline, In pur-
ruence ~ ma tnorts 20 form a cnblnet
hcn conferred wlnb General Dilloit
ana N. Qanrthoa and cooherY rfcti-
d[ot rauro has been IN conforengs
sish N. ilantoux, presumably with rer
aard 10 NE acceptance Of the post uf
mnlsiar OF foreign affairr In this uahl-
not. Il " expected mat thv new min
iasry viii be formed tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-28

Austin, Tex. April 97.--lspcoiai)--
This was the day set apart by the su-
prcmc court 20 adopt suitable rcsolu-
ions on the death OF Ex-Governor ira-
land. but Hon. Buck Walton VINO was WAS
10 have presented them. requested two
weeks more time. This was agreeable
10 The court. and May II was the day
rhmed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-28

Asa psssa. 90 ioia rsimssies o.
thc 9th OF June. 1.I

nuffaio, Tcx.. April -,apecialli-
Dnifnio precinct met IN convention Af
Z y. m Saturday. Five delegates wers
elected to the county convention ms
attracted 20 y6te Ia that convention fol
tho primary system 90 making county
ticket. on motion the Dudley fosolu-
tinns concerning primary ryntcm ped
adopted, Moved end carried that iins
be Inv dtr for ioldinn tho primary
recommended by the dudley commit
ter. centsrviiie and Jcwett precinotx
are both heard from vhsh tho same
inntrucflOnn. % I1I| |
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-28

me oiasn-iirray ms,smsss.

Rootdaiv. Tex. Aprli .(t'pecini.,--
AZ the earnest soliniiatlon CT many
friends and much against hln incina.
lion and ckpfenned declarations Colonel
N H. Tracy af this place has consented
10 the use OF hts name ~ a candidate
FOR the Legislature from this county,
subject 10 tho Democratic primaries II
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-28

rx.,~tte cheaauit 1hrews fss"
nvssoa NTH serieus ne-st--

fichurno. Tex, Aprli N.--Eseie,,
c,nenn,sit was painfully injured ny =
,nneesnv team while rnrslns siironEn
s Nv ,nc team became frightened ana
u uyn nanenble The yoke was bfohen
whlch nlopprd the wagon hNlnun'ny
throwing Mr. Chunaul, 90 ths s,vu,,n
he was ,inconnciora ivt hrv'ari ,,aav
but though hadiy bruised 10 Wy ''N"s'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-28

nearer polling the whole strength Of tht
pnrty thnn any other man.
The Dallas clatk-IIardy movement
has no strength hero, nor IL II Regarded
With favor BY any OF the ioedins SQUAD
era refuse 70 follow him This time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-28
VIII. NOR roIIow MANDY,
rev Hood coasts oeia Msn nasmsr.
ise Win mi. Aution.

uranbury. Tex. Apsit fs.--tSpsciaI)--
Very few o. the sound money mon "
thu county nrc M harmony with tha
Ciark-iIardy naiiaa meeting. A lntFa
majority ws,l femnin with the regular
borton and free silver more hut thar
thew are not ready to lsnvc tho Demo
cratic party. and they rcponniHr tnAt
10 be tha potent object af the pailsh
meeting
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-28

the rarty 10 Do held at Austin. Monday
May IL. 1870. FOR the purpose Of taking
cpnonrtel action and placing ourselves
right before the Democracy OF tho
country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-28

Printed Grass Cloth
ssscs at $50.
'he greatest Lace sale ever
/ in the Southwest is in
aress here. \.
advantages came 70 us IN
purchase of this vast lot
Merchandise and advan.
es are yours also II you
1 vast array Of new and
tty styles Of Wash
Crics the cloths coiorings
styles of printing just
/ YOU have been reading
ut in the fashion jour.
can BIO seen and pur.
Led in our south store
b.
me- prices are SO low that
lady can have a half
IN or more dresses.
/ least six months of
hot weather ahead.
you afford to do without
comforts when so little
1 theml
D you wear tan colored
iery. No store in Texas
serve you as we'll as this
whether the price be ton
seventy-hve cents or
intermediate price. Cot
Or Lisle Thread, plain,
colored or drop
ii. You'll find them
and for less price than
ever saw before.
ky.SlAII. III
" AND CA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-28

10 tbs w~rissy onsetse IN Inv
forthcemins Americas nsws-
paper pir>ctory. ana tho pub
iishsrs Of shs pirsetesy VIII
eua~antss the accuracy Of thc
cirearatian rrsina accorded 70
this paper d, n reward rf ono
nunafea pci'nr~. pnsrhse 90
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