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The morning times., 1896-10-04
With White Rsvers Tailor made
Gowns of This Shade Are EX-
quisite - Blue Velvet
Combined with
Anything.
tcopyrlght. sa6 by Ryman Interview Syn

Z (Copyright. S96 by Ryman Interview Syn
GiCate.l
Paris, Sept. 24.-Lpndon tailors claim
that tney set the fa;ilous for the tailor
gowns Of Paris, which is equivalent TO
SAYING that they establish tue style OF
the tailor gown for the woIld.
SO | '.hieti me- yesterday To the smart
est English tailor in all Paris and had
ialE OF an hour ON the tailor gown oil
this season, and | WIS shown great
many pattern gowns and Il" eId OF new
samples.
TwerdS will tc much worn this winter,
Especially the newer ones that show, on
close inspection, tiny threads in five or
six culurS. At a casual glance. though
one only gets tie effect oi one soft, pre-
yaiingto An attractive piece OF Cahlia
tweed was rlcCsed with threads OF gold.
and the effect WAS exquisite when made
up. II gives one chance 10 choose trim
ming in ones faVurite Co,Or 10y selecting
gown Of this new n.ulii-C oiored tweed, for
Ino>t alIor the Fashionable SHADES are found
in he Weave of the C!oth.
CONFINED WITH GREEN
Green promised 10 lr tie iavoIitc color
OF thi~ SeHSuu's tailor gowns, and The wo-
tuvu of Lrncon. with JnrIr rIeSa. urigft
ConpleXiuns. Were 50 delighted over Dame
Fuailou'> uoCiec tnaJ tIey stihlGht way.
one aud all. tGOE unto themselves green
fruck. tIimnted with whitc rcyerS almost
without exception. ThrnIh" inferior houses
began 10 tGTn out these green gowns i'll
hundreds, until LonduH looked as though
il were neing orvcrrun 10y great female
orphan asylum in green uniforms.
Now the swell London tailorS are try
ing 10 abstain from green. and they sug-
rest dahlia. brown or gray. but never
green. unless il is combined with blue
in some strikinEly original way. Never
thcI IS, they are obliged 10 cater to the
popular taste for thr Erarl and white.
one Ut the very prcuic,t pattern gowns
shown me WAS of soft shade If greer
tweed, trimmed ia dark Ellc NciSet,
The skirt was srdtlar mo lest ia fiucu SiunS,
aud. tholgl Il WAS gorcd a. the fTunt and
sides. III, back va straigl', a1l warranted
not rn sag. aud the ruliHaSS at the waist
line WAS converted into three small riai
box plcatS.
Only the fraat gore Of The skirt boasted
a hair 10Th facing. and the rest Of The
skirt WIS faced with :: material SO Sofl
that tnrrr waS no. the slightest f!ar,
nuticcabl. in the skirt.
BLUE COMBINATIONS.
The iacket OF this .uStnr had a lunl
blue velvet yoke, EurGaTrd with darE
green pasSementcre, with discs Of brigh
green IridesCcnt trimming introduced 4
Intervals \ gir,!le OF hlg" velvet bcltct
an the rulineSs pf the sanqur coat ahd dis
appeared under the br"ad. fu!i box plea
al the front OF the Jacket. The tall MediCi
collar was Il continuation ur the bark blu
velvet yoke. 4 hat that was worn wit
this costume WAS a small green fiat
trimmed with cloJx OF pal gold and bia
tarfeta and a Eind of IGr;Gisc feather
Another pretty gown WIS Euilt of arm
blue broadcioth. Tie Sklll s" a. am u,'-
The morning times., 1896-10-04
GREEN ALL THE GO.
Now the Favorite Color in London
and Paris.
Short Jackets to Be Worn in
Place of CapeS.

nary, rather fun godet. trimmed with two
rows of narrow blue braid. The jacket
was short reaching areiy to the waist
line and fastened across a Ilaid vest with
striking m,Gtary frogs of darker iiue braid.
Full short basqueS of the plaid silk fiared
from under the Jacket.
The morning times., 1896-10-04

nary, rather fun godet. trimmed with two
rows of narrow blue braid. The jacket
was short reaching'i areiy To the waist
line and fastened acrcss Il Ilad vest with
striking miGtaryfrogs of darker ilue braid.
Full short basqueS of the plaid silk fiared
from under the jacket.
FEWER CAPEs.
Capes will not he worn as much rs they
Were last winter, ana with the dressier
toilets short velvet jackets will he very
popular.
one of the newest jackets shown is Euilt
Of BLACK velvet, with Il lining of pale
green brocaGed silk. The yoke Is of white
satin with a covering Of heavy cream lace.
ana from the yoke the velvet falls in six
double box rlaits which are not confined
At the waist.
\ tan LruaGcloth cape that was a bit
unusual haa Il lining of pale-green tair"ta.
'fhe edge of the cape and tie eraulcttes
were burdered with harrow braid in
bright hunters green ana hunters green
velvet faced the high Med!ci cellar.
stunning gown made OF tie popular
dablia tweed had a full plain GCdet skirt
| that hung marvelously well. The Jacket
| had short full lasGues that showed con
| Spicuousiy lining Of lalc GOLD taffe,a
| RcycrS of White satin turned back over
| broad revcTS of tie tweed at the front
urjGc jacket. y barrow silverpassementeric
tliiiIiAl't tlt '.-ilN '.''' ''bi
! narrow threads Of silver outlined tie tuX
| plair on tie front Of the white satin vest.
Tie chic, little toque. f3Shioued eN-
| UTcSsly for tlEiS gown, was made Of freq
| green braided felt. nahlia velvet was draped
| around tile low felt crown, and at une side
| there We're tiny dahlia and green tips,
| with tall frog green alEretteS in their midst.
\ separate SILK blouse, fGsl inncd for
| thiS suit was made Of dahlia silk. shot
| with gold. 1t was gathered fun at the
| shoulder seams and the fullness dropped
| Quiic over the iclt, back and front
| long sash Of soft Surah silk, in Gahlia and
| gold plaidS, went twice around tie waist
! and knottcd at the SIDE with lpng irineed
ends that came nearly 10 the bottom Of
| the skirt.
| SILK SASHES.
| These soft >lShes will lie worn much
| with the tailor suits OF this Seasou Espe-
| CiaIly where the Jacket is short bolero
| the sash is wonderfully effective. Tall
| giTsiles of satin ribbon are ordered with
| many of the tailor gowns, and in every
case some sort Of SIX blouse accompanies
'he suit. tEat OftcntinPs weighted down
| with elaborate trimming.
| one Of the pretty tailor GOWNS is made
OF rather Il dark shade Of gray ladies'
cloth The skirt is Il full. flarng godet,
with trimming OF narrow black braid
down each scam Of the front gore. The
rather short Jacket Is trimmed clahuratcly
n the black braid and opens over stiff
inea CheiIiSeIte that il almost concealed
| TX a large black satin tie.
The hat is 4 Nat OF black felt, with
huge black sauu bows at the back and
a wIcathof pale yelpw velvet roses around
the CTOwn
\ stunning Young widow. who is wear
.ng half mourning, creates quite a buzz
Of admiration wherever she appears II
her new taller gown II IS of BlacI
theviot. with a broad, f!aring gbdet skirt
AT the seams Of the front gore marrow
plaited paileis are inserted that are strap
The morning times., 1896-10-04
AOUARELLE PORTRAITS,
Photographs Transferred to Parch-
ment in Delicate Colors.

neither bicycles nor the hard times has
seriously interfcred with The reason is
The morning times., 1896-10-04
FOR DINNER PARTIES.
Table Furnishings for These PrOdigal
Times and Fashions.

Under bowers OF Sreenery, at seven small
round tables, the large dinners of the
coming season are to he served. This
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-19

w. ~. McAnulty 10 John T.. Smith.
part or lot 10, block o.. Daggotta nddi-
tlun, 1880.
j II, Mccombe TO John y. Smith. part
SO
q. u. Stanley ct nj. to u. a. NJ, Inaur.
hnce company OF Indiana, lot II. block
II, DngRettH addition. $1,000.
G. ~ Newman and wife 10 No. A.
Smnllwood. 10 ncroB land, 5000
Estate OF u. A Hendricks 10 ", A.
Grimes, LOT !, block II. Union Depot
addition, 500
!, u. Iinskott 10 j. ~ puiiinm, ~,
acroH NJ 10 p, & u. Railroad company
survey. 1900
Albert Fnln To Mrs, A. Ault, lot y,
bio s. ~ Helena addition 5000
uhbe LOWS and wife to Mira A, Ant,
lot !. block A. Rosedaie addition. 1900
H. M, piitcngor and wife TO II. n,
Williams, i20 acres A. Fernandez aud
A, cartill'H surveys, 1890,
j. @. Terrell to j. Wcpmnn. lot d.
block ., Terrella addition, $3.50.
o, NnliRman and wife 10 A Klein and
j = nlal,e, part OF block 7. Hoaedale
addition, Sii66
Joe roythrora TO L. j. tIoughton lots
! md Q. block !, wolcotta addition,
$500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-19
GOODBYE TO TED
SULLIVAN HAS arlr Us coLD THIS
vIMn.
Throws Up tho san Autouio FRAN
shiss aud Ito WIN 10 with
us No More.

-
TED sullivan, who last year fnnhagou
the Dallas club and had taken charge
NJ m, san An,o,io ,,,,rht., for mi.
'',.,,. ~. ,.', '.,',., r,. "a.
"ohsoh' nus jumper inc gnWr' ihc 'o'-
lowing letter written 10 prcsldcnt John
L.. Ward OF this city will explain
,ta,,,,
-
Warrington, ID, G., Jan H. S'o'--
Mr.. John l., Ward, President OF tho
T.xaa Soutb,r, I.a,,,. gor, Worth
~. - a., -,
ieN"S' Dc" sit--s'hee wrl''ns yo" '"e'
i have come to the conclusion OF re-
turning the SIM Antonio franchise to
10 ,ho ,,,,,, 49,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,., 4, :,
w "e's' WING" N''''s t"'' w
me- could send man with team
there but that would not be treat
inn van nnr ths any oe snn Antonlo
right Ir,irih,rm,o,a wo,,in ho y,n.
Iniin,, IN. sntrit A., ,ht,h ,na fr,,ch,s,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-19
TEXANS ~ Town.

NJ. Cassidy. Paris
w. NJ. Fengle. Dcnison-
$. kinrella, III pnro.
II. u. Reed. Dallas.
A. j. Wright, ounnuh.
H. II. unlntwcll, workman.
II. l.. Rose. Gainesville.
4. w. Stewart, DallnA
i. w. Starr Wcltherrord.
Marvin Muffin. brentwood.
], j. Russell and wife Plano.
j. A. Southworth. pe-os.
]. II. Knox. Shormnn.
j, n. Samson, Alvarado.
c. II. Figlcy. Post Arthur.
George sturgeon, Dallas.
Joe Lyons. Llnno,
j, T., 90 lmnn, Commerce.
sam Rouse. Dallas.
Vim NJ knight Meridian.
George a. Cooke, Strawn.
J, l., IlnolS, Prairie Hin.
q. w. Smith and wife. Gainesville.
John T.. II. Casey and wife. Gaines.
yllc.
l., N. Frank. StcphenviiIc.
Y y. Dudley, ilowic.
Mira Annie Mcintyre. Galveston.
II. II, Connell, Dallas,
l., A, Pecunc, Bridgeport.
George J0ckshnw, Dallas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-19
WORK THE ROADS.


In the county court yesterday before
Judge Armstrong and II jury, Pat
ponely was assessed n fine OF $500 for
aggravated assault on Mrs King OF
this city. The ofrense waa committed
In August 1898. II secms that Dom, .
who was under the influence OF liquor
Ut the time. cursed and abused Mrs.
King and finally threw u stone at her,
by reason Of her delicate condition.
Mrs, King claims to have suffered from
fright ON account OF the abuse and
threats hcapcd upon her. and Donely
was arrested charged with aggravated
assault Instead OF pleading guilty ana
escaping with n line of $50, he hir"d "a
lawyer and fought the 'asc, The result
was n nnc OF $500, which VIII take tan
almost two years to work out on the
public highway,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-19
TIM CITY rnAcmnI,s.
a" Interesting Meeting nj the High
school Yesterday.

=, Tho city teachers held meeting ut
the High school building yesterday
morning NJ 10 o'clock Several sub.
leetn OF interest were discussed, among
lh'm being paper on "Cnrrcnt
Events,' read by Mlnr nculnh Hail.
Another paper read by Miss Ethel
Mitchell on Chief Aims OF Educniion'
led TO quite nm animated discussion,
IN winch several teachers took part.
The next meeting win be held Satur-
day, February ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-19
IN moLy noSns,


Mr.. John Toftcllor Of i;nnn ~
Ida Billings were united i",hlx 4
ON the 18th Inst. AZ WnNn"nsas n
they took tho afternoon IN
Worth to spend u week WI, n
Fort Worth IN the former eei,sh
bride, ana she hnn many n,uIe]
arquaintancca who one. ccIlx|
lions ana bcHt Wishes 70 ,. ~ sfa'1|
their future hApplnehr. .,,sn
promising young hnRlnehs IN, u VI
AMI they viii make iha Wy
turn homo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-19

A new era IN tailoring Ia upon us.
The old method Of charging fancy
pri1ea for mnde-to.order clothes has
received ita death kncll, Much Fort
Worth money has heretofore gone to
Kansas city, Chicago, New York and
other cities for popular priced tailor
Ing. Seeing the necessity for u change
In Fort Worth from the old HIGH
PRICES TO the more moderate pOpU-
LAR PRICES for good fitting. stylish
garments, two entorprinng tailorg or
San Francisco have rented the corner
store In Hotel Worth building and are
now showing PANTS PATTERNS to
order from $500 upwards. ana SUITS
10 ORDER from 500 upwards
MIR 8, Lind. ms cutter, has occupied
responsible positions IN the largest tall
orinK establishments In the country
and guarantees n perfect NJ In every
cdne. Their display can he necn IN
Hotel worth building, corner Eighth
and Main.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-19

Tho following marfiago licensen wer.
i.s,icd out OF the clerks ONCE yoAtor-
blanks, ''
John I,cics 10 Miss pona g, plchoy.
WIN tiFlnsnn tcol) 10 Miss Liss,c
WYATT tni) '''
J. NJ Cox 10 Miss paisy Mile.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-19

is prepared at all times to do all kinds
OF decorating with the most beautiful
plants and iiowcrn We have received
n large lot OF palms and other decor
alive plants Phone 500. No. Ola Tny-
lor street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-19

Texas have removed their ONCE from
Hotel Worth building TO room Scott
Harold building.
II. w. Flournoy left last night for
Pine Blum. Ark, to be gone for several
days on business.
J. w. Rnrhec returned last night
from u weeks trip TO New Orleans.
Try our cream waters, Palace OF
Sweets, Gi3 Houston.
sheriff Lee York uf Pnlo Pinto coun-
~ was In the city yesterday and went
To Cleburne last night Sheriff York
was one OF the oi,icera who recently
In Paio Pinto.
a. l., Mntlock has removed his law
office from the Hurley building to room
10. Harold building.
Hugh Lewis n prominent cattlcman
OF Gonzales. Tex, was here yesterday
en- route to Abilene,
Our motto A. purity Palace OF
Sweets 6i9 Houston street
O. w Mcmillan of Chicago has mr.
rived In Fort Worth and viii make
with Charles j. Wares.
Or. u. w. Fisk, over 701 Main street.
cures diseases OF women, painful men
situation. ovarian. neuralgia, nervous
or sick headache, usthrinA, gOitrr,
ear, noHe and throat, by latest scientific
remedies; no cutting. cUutorlllng or
painful remedies employed.
c. y. Wares has returned from San
Antonio. where he spent several days
attending tho cnttlemena convention.
John X Rosson has returned from
San Antonio,
At Palace OF Sweets you get all fresh
candies. Ga Houston street
a. II. Jones has returned from trip
to New orleans.
There was 10 have been Il meeting Of
Third ward tax payers at Chambers
nrc hall at o'clock last evening, but
| owing to the had weather II waA post
ponad The object Of the meeting was
| to take some action toward securing
more and better improvements In the
| Third ward
Cau mp Phone i2s for McAlcstcr org
coal, Just the thing for open CRATES,
Sold by $. d. Brand * Co.
j. II. Kendrlck or Sheridan. wyo
arrived In Fort Worth yesterday on
buainess,
The party who went up tho For,
| Worth and Denver on fow days
ago In Receiver Jones private ear, re-
! turned yesterday and report hnNinG
/ "A IA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-19
WILLIE AND ms GRANDMA.

Little Whites very bad.
Willie makes his grandma shdi
Wll.e throa tens her preserves.
And spanking he deserves.
Willie must apologize.
E Or he'll have u sad surprisei
Srandmall take his toys away
And no longer lot him play.
Grandma's growing very old.
Thinks she has a right 20 scold;
She does not appreciate
VIII has grown to mans estate,
William has ideas OF right
Which he means TO keep In sight
Grandma's eyes 30 dim have grown
All preserves she thinks her ownl
II would he sorry sight
For grnndmnmn and VIII 10 fight.
Let grandma be put away
In some 'old ladies' home" to stayi
&C. NJ. X, In New York sun.
u. ]. Cnrrico and j. j Harrison left
here yesterday for Monterey. Mex.
NJ. A. sponis left last night for
Denver
II. $. Rose. of Gainesville. was Wis
tor In Inc city yesterday,
--
II. W. Starr. OF weathorford. was
among the visitors In town yesterday.
Hon. II. NJ. Furnnm, OF Ardmore,
ipent yesterday In tho city.
--
A force OF mnRons IL working like
beavers ON the new brick building
hat is being erected on Main between
eighth and Ninth streets.
4 Ernest Hunt came In yesterday from
;ourae here,
All persons Interested In kinder
snrton work. either for primary teach
ng In sunday schools, schools or pri-
ynte teaching, mothers with young
w he Nndergnften aystem intro
iueen INTO the pubic schools are re-
lurstsn 70 meet AZ M'As Mh'tnora
,.nou' w wv ehu OF Wess rour.n
49, mV,.upg ",,u,"oot m S;IV W u'sa
$3.50 $500
A maiden wrItcs, "Cnn Won tell ms
now 10 change the color OF NV hair
red.'"
Certainly we can. Oct rich; they will
lieaaenrer
The remains OF Lucy Clomons. who
committed suicide here last Friday
.vesterasv ~ thu co,niry W. o. ''I inta,'
ment.
Il ~ suluU lN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-19

We have a full and complete stock
or everything carried In nrst-class
nursery and our prices are low. A
large variety OF all the newest fruits,
flowers. plants AMI shade trees. Can
supply your wants on short notice and
furnish You the best goods money can
buy. Try us,
II. II. STANLEY,
Proprietor,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-19

Gala Lilies. NarelvsliH; VT W., n
ointh, Carnntlon plpss' mD.,,tis1|
nsy quantity dsfired, y, .,,,a.4
rangc1 pa desired, ana ritl}S4
livarrd by ~
lshOna 800, u.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-19

Gala iiiilen. Narolnnus Roman uya-
cinth. carnatlon, pinhn. Roses etc.. In
amy quantity doaired, nrtlHticnlly nr-
ranged M desired and prompily de-
liyercd by ELLfHON.
Phone $50 F'lofIat,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-19

For all kinds N coal and prompt Dc.
livery nenh IN your orders, We have
Rouse. McAicster. Niger Head, rhi-
orndo, nut. steam nnd A. ana NJ coal
Phone 1872, 1918 Houston sheet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-19

Judge ", ~ Moore received a iele-
gram yesterday from Wopdville. Texas,
IN Tyler county, which SAID Rived dele
gates had boon selected ~ Tho primar-
los there, A light vote was polIed,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-19

You can have yoodn ~ your own
price out OF the Charles " Fry a Son
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-19


tive For example. an elephant four
feet high would be called u c 20 little
thing while rnt OF that size
Mira. Ferry--Yes, and SIS for bonnet
In an enormous expense, but II isn't
anything at all whom YOU lose 1t at
pokor,-Clnemnau Inquirer
w. H. Ward. proprietor OF the white
Elephant restaurant. has been comm
cd TO his bed with sickness tho past
few days.
Notice teams wanted In want coll
umn,
"Ive planned such delightful sur
plse for my husband"
"Ronllyf'
ayes, he has n summer suit ncnIly
as good ns new hanging in he ward.
robe and rye put a quarter In one OF
tho pockctsV'
$. II. brand 3 Co, handle all grades
OF coal In the market and are noted
for making prompt deliveries Phone
ieS Office foot OF Houston street.
A wealthy Young lawyer spent two
dnya and nights over one case. and at
tho end OF that time could not tell
which side he was on. II was n case
OF champagne Happy Days.
Hon. ". II. Beck OF Paradise was In
the city yesterday. Mr.. Beck IN editor
Of the Paradise Clarion, and ~ promln-
emily mentioned ns Peoples party can
dldntc for congress from the Thirteenth
district.
Special prices made on typewriter
and office supplies this week ut Hum
phrcy's book store.
"Aron't these beautlrulr'
"ExaulsItc What are they--buttons
or dessert plntesY'
The county commissioners adjourned
yesterday until their next regular meet
Ink. the second Monday In February.
Nothing hut routine business was
transacted at this session.
II. Il. Hall & Co, 1906 and 1908 llous-
ton street will soil You surreys, phnc-
tons, buggloa and sowing machines on
inatnllments. Can and examine their
goods.
sheriff Euless returned yesterday
from Waco, having In custody Carrie
| Wilson, who IL wanted here for theft,
Dr. Frank C. Todd. practice limited
10 eye, ear. nose and thrunt, office
| Now WALKER building, corner Sixth and
| Houston.
| Slsidda-Dd she say II was no sudden
when you asked her TO marry your
Askin-Of course she didn't She was
a ow-Detroit FREQ Press,
w o. Robinson, after somewhat
! prolrnotod trial In tho county court
WOO Tined yesterday ;25 for carrying q
pistol.
Remember that all your orders for
cOnl for Immediate delivery should DO
sent to the stewart coal company.
You are certain To- got It when you
want II n sent to them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-19

man. Ga, Il Is learned that a marble
head piece has been placed at the grave
OF the soldier OF the sixth Texas cav
airy who was killed at Newman Nopio
Gcorglnns.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-19

MIR. Fcrry--Grcatnes In all compare
tive. For example. an elephant four
feet high would be called u CO little
thing. while n rnt OF that size
Mira Ferry-Yes, and SIS for n bonnet
Ia an enormous expense. but II Isn't
anything at all whom YOU lose IL at
pokor-Cincinnnti Inquirer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-19

Thia Is the last rsdnotion. cshin.,
pheioa. saOo. Daans.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-19

nradAtrcet's iates, sha X. u
and CORE lions NOTES smerltny
W y, BennehRfnp, evnhi'fsghp|
sold out 20 l. NJ bn',ima..1k
grain, dinuontInued pus'"s..@
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-19

Cotton seed meal, tho nnos, cow feed
that can he fed, prodnrpa 40 per cant
more milk thnn oil cake, NJ g. ", Ili,
phone 400
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-19

You cnn have goods D, your own
stock. Open iftiday. January n.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-19
I'M AND ABOUT
FORT WORTH.

The Cattle Raisers' Association OF
Texas have removed their office from
Hotel Worth building TO room Scott
Harold building.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-19

II. w, Flournoy left last night for
Pine Blum. Ark, to be gone for several
days on busineas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-19
STARTLING REVELATIONS /
TO SICK PE0PLB
There are no Fewer than 20 Million Sick People In And
ica--Many People Have Been Made Poor IhrouG
Heavy Doctors BiIls--Do Not Experiment with IN
experienced and Unqualified Doctors Who
Care More for Your Money than Your
Health, and Poison Your System
With Filthy Mixtures. When

VEN0S CURATIVE SYRUP guurateed Permar emily Cuny
aria Fever Nervousness Dyspepsia Constipation Liver smu
and b ood Drorders and when Used with VEN0S ELEC-
TRIO FLUID will Cure the Worst and Most Despss. +
Cases of Rheumatism, Paralysis, Soatica, Neuralgia
Still Joints and all Aches and Pains
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-19

J. w. Rnrhec returned last night
from n weeks trip 10 New orleans.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-19

sheriff Lee York Of Pnlo Pinto coun-
ty was In the city yesterday aud went
To Cleburne last night sheriff YORK.
was one OF the otteera who recently
captured a gang OF hyo counterfelters
In Palo Pinto.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-19
Do You Want
A Modern Building
Erected to Suit YN|

Tho property In the SONY W
Joining the Scott and illr.nm ~A
II, m u whole or In part tMamt
ton streets halo. can be tnssa
chased, with or without W.
mold. onsy tormn and hfnhn
mcnt arc Inducements o"N
ply TO =. spuSc|
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-19

Try our cream waters, Palace o.
Sweets, Gi3 Houston,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-19

w. II. Ward. proprietor OF the White
Elephant restaurant. has been ooniln
cd to his bed with sickness tho past
few days,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-19

poanc's capine, pno'uN
dozen, ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-19

Hugh Lewis, n prominent cattlcman
OF Gonzales. Tex, was here yesterday
en- route TO Abilene.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-19

onion sets a, Baker DIV