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The morning times., 1896-10-18
NEW FURS.
Luxurious Muffiings for the First
Sharp Weather.

The times for wearing furs is rapidly
approaching and at all OF the large shops
these luxurious mufflings may be seen in
an enormous variety of design and 1T
prices that seem astunishinGly low.
The reason for this amazing cheapness
was explained by Fifth avenue furrier
of reputation as owing to the hard times
Prices need to be low to make sales at
all, and with the election coming on and
free silver as pos sibility (wIien / t is de-
clared the whole world viii come to an
endb, merchants are wise enough not to
tempt Providence by holding back their
stock for big profits.
Furs Will be more worn this winter than
ever The coronation of the car having
renewed interest in them, whether or not
American politics have anything TO do with
their prices.
They are seen in entire garments, long
The morning times., 1896-10-18

the several grades Of lamb, the breast Of
the grebe duck, or Of "mouffion," new
woolly fur made Of dyed sheepskin. Many
have falls of rich lace at the openings, or
a jabot at outside with knots of violets.
No one particular fur is especially the
fashion. All that have been worn for the
past two winters are again seen. though
there has been a revived interest in seal
skin and mouffion and fox biute are two
novelties that are appearing for the first
time.
Moufflon has loose, downy surface like
q fuzzy flannel, and is cheap, vulgar and
unlovely to behold. Fox blute is also a
made skin, as 1t is called, but it Is shown
In rare blush gray that Is extremely
beautiful, and It's long, silky straight
hairs give 1t look of simple elegance.
The moufflon Is dyed many impossible
shades of brown and gray. Both skins ap-
pear In muffs, coliets and capes. which
In trimmed instances are decorated In the
way already described.
The morning times., 1896-10-18
SIMPLE MASSAGE.

A physician of high standing says that
he thinks massage will be used far more
In tue NEAR future than it is at present,
and hc instructs the families under his
charge in the art Of massaging each other.
When practicable he advises every one
Who wants the massage to first lie n,assa gcd
by some good operator and thus learn Just
how IL feels; but he gives instructions
that alone fit oneto do this W ork more intel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-05

like the Nashua, the Stark. etc, have
started. or are considering the estab-
llshment OF mills IN the South. The
condition IL this; with our present
prices FOR labor. and short hours, We
cannot compete with the longer hours
and cheaper labor and material OF the
South Some OF our mills have changed
their machinery, 80 as to make finer
goods. There's, however. have to meet
foreign competition with Its cheap
labor The Wilson tariff has TN
favorably affected this kind of manu-
featuring.
''Now we have the fact that such able
and experienced manufacturers as
these in the Lawrence company have
decided. after most careful delihcratlon.
to go out OF the business rather than
build a Southern mill or to change
their present mill SO as to make fine
dress goods under our present tariff.
They do this at time when they can
get capital back.
IAN the manufacturers In New Eng
land today are discussing this move,
and wondering whether their action is
Wise or not.
southern competition Is unavoid-
able; foreign is not. Therefore, more OF
our best mills are forced to go out Of
the business depriving thousands of
employment"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-05
Shirt Waist Depot.

mercy OF BROKERS. wlio have. for purely
speculative pufpu,sea, purchased nrIun
DO mnnnsactufe lnrreiy IN excess %
any needs The brokers have heen TIM
tniy persons 70 receive benefits. NUS
cpng Nrnnce " for the pnrDuhe " limiting
tae production and output IN soine de-
groc, always producing sufficient sup
ply according 70 tho ne.sis OF Inc
country
''Thon you viii irsanufnetnre for con-
tract oniyT'
'lPracucaiiy, that So what ! mean.
Az 20 any advance IN pricca, that ~
hardly fair or just shlng 10 say
about Il. Instead OF producing AZ
loss we propose to prodiics Tor
profit"
The Illinois steel company OF Chi
ongo, and the SoheenOerger Steel COM
pany OF PittgburE. were not represented
at the conference,
From other SOURCES II WAS lenrirce
thnt differences OF opinion na 20 the
manner IN which the new agreements
should % carried into execution have
developed already.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-05
CUT IN MINCE MEAT
rmE MANGLnp noDY or AN IN
kSowS MAN DISCOVERED.
lie nnd Clean shaven aud ne
marIaols Iateiiiseat Tnee--Teui
Play IL suspected.

Noble, Okla, April 4.--(Special.)--
Some poor traveller came 70 q terrible
death In the Santa re yards at this
point on Thursday evening or early
yesterday morning. shortly after day
light yesterday morning the Fragments
Of O human being were found scatter
ed along the track close 20 the depot.
People fucked thither TO zee the terri
bio sight. Finally the remains were
gathered on shovel and piled on the
ground beside the track. The larBeNl
piece is the head and part OF tbs bust.
with one arm and part OF the othnr at
tachcd. second largest piece ~ por-
ton OF the abdomen. lie was about
30 years old. had black hair. dark mus
tache, brown cyen, was u medium sized
man. lie wore dark coat, cut square
and dark vest. This coat was patched
low down on the back with little
square piece Of cloth Ike the coat. The
pants were dark goods and newer than
ihe coat, Hts shoes were laced and
conina-atlvoly new. He was shaved
yesterday. His inssde shirt WAS new.
His whole appearance denoted me-
chanic and the expression OF the con9-
tenance was unuEuaiiy Intelligent. NO
clew TO his Identity. az no paper or
money, nor card. letter nor anything
else 70 indicate who he was lie was
Killed by Tomc north-Dound train;
probably the north-bound passenger
Coroner u. c. RIxse. nsalsted BY
County Attorney ThOmns Berry, has
charge OF the remains and they are
buay investigating with q view 20 the
deceasc's Identity and cauRp Of Death
The Absence OF any paper or any srii-
Gle IN the pockets OF tho deceased leaves
room for suspicion that foul play was
practical II ir not improbable that
the man was killed and robbed ana
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-05
pnowNnp rS KENTUCKY.
More Victims Foand of the Cloud
burSt-A Desperate struggle.

Boonville. Ky. April 4.--Further par
ticulars just received from the territory
In this county. CLAY and in owsley
county show that It may be several
days before complete list Of the per-
sons drowned can be given. Mary
Garrett. Mrs. George Gepson and three
children. VIM. Burns and Two children,
Mrs, Wade Marders and two children
and two unknown persons were report
ed last night, and to this list In To be
added the vile OF Alexander Gibson
and her sister. Miss Mary Barnett, and
Gibson's 5-year-old child. An were In
their log cabin when the indescribable
downpour began and the structure was
soon swept away. Gibson made des-
perate ntrug3le to save his wife and
child, but falling of the logs on which
no hoped to reach dry land, the woman
olutched him about the throat and he
sank with his family the woman and
boy drowning He managed to escape.
The dead body OF the girl was found
today 900 yards down the creek lodged
against some trees.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-05


lima and other southern Elatos, quito
"a number OF sound money delegates
would han from the south. But under
the unit rule thcy win all bn shut out.
aud the sound money men must re-
taliatc In stntes where they hold the
whip hand. All the chances are that
if Illinois takca firm stand against
free silver the Chicago convention viii
adopt q ringing declaration IN favor
OF sound money and no compromise.
So
This Is the only program which the
administration has at the present time.
Its general dcelrc Is TO control the con-
vcntion on the currency question. Can
didatcs are now under discussion. One
member OF the cabinet said today: I'VE
are wholly without plan OF purpose ex-
cept the single idea that we cannot AT
ford to let the party 30 over TO tho free
silver hcresy. An our ilSht Is to be made
on that. II we lose, the nomination
may so wherever the free silver people
wish to take It. II we win. we care little
for the name OF the candidate. 80 he
represents true Democracy and sound
money. The president Is not a candi.
date. and yet IL Is my BELIEF he would
accept II nominated"
Representative Patterson Of Ten
nessce. who recently returned from n
sound money speaking tour In the
West. says he found great encourage
mcnt wherever he went HIS audiences
were large and enthusiastic. In Mr..
Patteraon's opinion, Missouri would DC
q sound money state if the pressure or
certain Democratic lenders could be tu-
lien away. judge Patterson further
says that In case the Republicans
straddie at st Louis and the Demo-
Gratis have sense enough TO go In for
sound money and Grover Cleveland,
they Will sweep the country.
It is an open secret here that presi-
dent Cleveland believes he could beat
Mckinley before the people, the Ohio
man running on n silver-straddie high
tarim platform and the president on n
sound-money low-tarift plank. There
are many indications that Mr.. Cieyc-
land would Ike n chance TO test his
popularity against that or Major Me-
kiniey, though. unfortunately for the
present occupant OF the White House.
there lie no likelihood that the Eepubli-
cans would make such colossal blum
der as to triffe with the currency ques-
ton IN their platform.
The cloalsroom on the Republican
side OF the senate chamber has been
converted Into swearing apartment
for the use OF those senators who are
interested in the Reed movement.
When Senator Chandler returns 70 the
capital he Will find a committee from
this apartment waitlngi ON him.
80
',rhe Republicans OF New Hampshire
acted consistently at any rate" said a.
district staiesman who has some hopes
OF being president himself After
straddling on the currency question
there was no good reason why they
should not straddlc as to their choice
ior president
WALTER wELLMAN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-05
81. LOUIS RAILWAY cIpn.
Meefiag Held md orgsntsntfen Per-
fccted--Ofncers Elected.

st. Louis. no, April 4-There was =
large meeting yesterday Of PERSONS in-
terested In tho formation OF the ~.
was effected and tho following officers
elected. Prealdent Frank Rcardon or
tile Missouri Pncinc; vlce-prealdept, g.
IL. Adnmh, WUbashi W. q. Bressior.
Burlingion; ] ,, Bnulch. Virgins Fer
~ company. treasurer 3 r starritt,
necretary. W. Hobbs; executive corn
mittee: General Passenger Agent Crane
OF the Wepaah; Assistant General
Freight Agent Holiday of the Bis. -Four
and Mcasrs Neal. STOKES, Johann,
steinbrenner and Johnson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-05
NEW rRANscoNrINnNrAL ROAM
To Han xcro.s the Dominion or
Canada.

Chicago, April "A special from st.
Paul. MINI. says:
The latest railway scheme in Canada
is the construction OF n new trunscon-
tlnental railroad through the Dominion
which would be, for a good part OF its
course, 400 miles north OF the Canadian
Pacific. The proposed line Is traced
from Quebec as Its eastern terminus to
the Lake st. John. to which II II al
ready completed, 2 distance OF 100 miles,
thence to James Bay. 800 miles; tom
James Bay to Peace River. nearly 1900
miles. and thence 10 the Pacific OCEAN
at the mouth OF the Skccna. on the
score that the Canadian Pacific Is dan
gerously near the American boundary
line In places. and therefore unsuitrd
for a military highway between the
Atlantic and the Pacific. II Is probable
that u determined effort will be made
through Sir Charles Upper and his
British connections for imperial aid
or guarantee OF bonds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-05

lie Is Making Arrangements About
Hts ncnI Estate.

Philadelphia Pa. April All. II.
Holmes the condemned murderer 81 r.
II. Pitezel and the suspected murderer
Of several others, sent for his nttorney
n settle his affairs particularly those
relating to real estate IN Chicago and
Fort worth. The titles 20 several
properties that were owned or were
supposed TO have owned. or were
Holmes will be under q cloud unless he
atrsightens out the disputed points
This ne y now trying 70 90.
Aoimes Is TO be hanged Mav Z. hut he
IS IN splendid spirits and pridea himself
an Ills excellent appetite. Since the
DAY the death warrant was read :,
him he has gained several pounds ia
weight Hts lawyer refused 10 diyluee
Holiness Instructions but said that
Holmes had changed his mind as 10 the
disposal Of kfs--saasainB and arranged
entirely new plans. which h. communl-
Gated 70 lis attorney.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-05

I'M, Mass, April l.---The Boston
al, the most conservative paper
v England. says today editori.iliy.
the head lines Are our Mills TO
! us?"; 'rhe Journal WAS the FIRST
a 30 print the news OF che pro-
Action OF the Lawrence Man
sring company. Nothing has oc-
1 of late years OF so much irtprest
The Lawrence Man
irtng company has decided to go
+ the business of making cotton
osell It's machinery. and to re-
tst1 stockholders one-half ~ It's
Iifrpm It's cash surplus. With the
half Il will continue TO make hos
4 talSes this step after most tnre-
Migration. This company ,ns been
4 the most successful ~ New
nd. II has nearly 100000 spindles,
'or making cloth. Its capital 10 ST.
,. IN former years Its stock fcld
bout twice par. Accumulated q
" nearly equal to its capital. 1t
ne or the best known and most
ar {fade marks In the country. its
i1I good condition. and 1t would
70 Be In strong position TO con-
bu1lness Its managers are cy-
~ Rble men. among the hest In
Immunity. Mr.. T. jefferson CoO-
char whom no one lie better
q iu manufacturing circles. has
4 I>r<se owner In the present conn
5'nt deliberate Judgment II such
|z,<n as Its officers Is cause for
ud reilectWn. Is this the beginning
/. end? Is It possible that Massa-
lta' industries are on the down.
pnth? II so. what Is the cause.
What the remedy?
bile there has been much discus
from time to time concerning
Urn competition in COARSE goods,
,rfiFn competition, under the VIII
1rlU. on fine goods, many have
ed that this talk was only for
|<Ifu purposes. The fact remains.
<ei That the Massachusetts cotton
o. LDweil have spent 5000. 900 for
liiIflh Georgia. Tho Dwight mills
|ieoItc have spent n similar sum
|2bAIna. The whittier mills OF
u heve built the mill near At
Sand three or four other mills,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-05

Elliott. lila. April f-7rhe coronrrs
fury in the case Of John Frartlln. ~
INnrt Recovery. has found a verdict hat
he carne to his death BY gun shot
fred by nerson urltnnwn. Az the
per~ons who nrnd the shot III
known to the entire consmurtty
the verdict dncs not rive
satisfaction Franklin was fhe inFane
man who fell FROM the Lake Erie train
ant was r,haeed bv q fnoi, for Ave hours
remrlpa were taken 10 Fort Recovery
Tor burial
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-05
vyv~r " nvvr
" AH "A HMM
----
l,U1Cclc nf tho f,0I1
TO BE A CLOSE CALL
uros THE ESTIMATES THEY GIVE
oun

Grover Cleveland is candidate for
a fourth nomination for president. and
he Is using his man-of-aii-errands.
John G. Carlisle. to organize a nucleus
of support on which he hopes to build
at Chicago. Ths following letter from
the well-sxnown washington cores
pondent to the Chicago Herald. which
Is in thorough sympathy with the
financial policy OF the administration
disclosea part OF the Cleveland pro-
gram:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-05
WAS 4 wmoNa POLICY


New York, April "A special to the
Herald from ST Petersburg says: In
Keeping with court official opinion
whieh holds that Ruasia's policy
has been forced BY over hasly action
on TIE part uf the French sovernnept,
the Vicdomostl says: 1T wac wrong
policy 20 refuse money to England as
Il tempted the danger 81 Epgiano'H
inaklng q conquest 81 tho Sorlan Tor
heraef with her own money, whereas,
n II were carrled opt with psyptian
Tor Egypt"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-05
nNoAGleMnNr ADmIrrnp.
Harry raync whitney ana Miss Ger
frude Vanderbilt to Wed.

New York. April 1.-The World this
morning says. The engagement %
Gertrude Vanderbilt and Harry Payne
whitney &c now admitted by ill their
friends aud denied by nrpc OF tho
family. II only awaits the Formally
Of an announcement ~ Miss Wander
bllt II the daughter Of Cornelius Van
derhilt. and therefore prospective
hcircss to one-fourth Of about sl00,000.-
600 and az Harry Payne Whitney ~ the
only son OF ex-Sccretafy William g,
haif of the Pnyne-W Whitney millions.
this statement A. bonnd to attract con-
siderable attention
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-05

over General Harrfsvn That lie oen
Accent the Medals.

New York. April lt-.1ie World this
morning says General Halrison re-
ceivcd oiIlcial notice ieNt niYht that he
could take possession OF the gold mcd-
ais presented 20 hisn by Spain and Brtl-
~ while he was president. ne toknn
Mr. Harrison could NOT nccepf thu
medals except by an act Of ccnKrtaa-
and they have for ytarr been locked up
AT the Treasury department This pgtiT
fnFe or ne SGT necessary 70 aiiouin1
Mr. Harrison 10 receive them Hrd
rlenlng Of the measure by President
rleveIrud IN tho eve cf his predecD6oln
n,ni~1nfe = regarded as especially co,'r~
teocs secrqikry Tiboettr Knid the err
ripftdent WAS greatly pleased ~ the
timely actior, and would immediately
write an rce@ptance and his thankn-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-05

81. Ioulr Nm. Arril 4.--'rhe stTfke
~ union men cfpninyed IN The cnnsfrnr-
tim or ihc aadlinriurl for The Repub'i-
can rnfion7I convention which WIS
threatened hecaiiee % The asvrrd Nv
Cor'ractor Mcclure ~ contract far
rooflnr for a firm crnrloyinT non-iinion
has Ito contract for the crrofio- ~ ffr
building. derlded 20 eoniniy with the
rcrueft RI The frsdeq iiiilouv rf~i With
draw the Awards from the obnoxious
firm He will reles fhe roofing contract
20 some firrn empioying npne hut union
nen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-05
rnocunAron esNssnAI.
Dr. znira Called 10 Rome TO Tasea
the Onicr.

South Bend. Ind. April <.--pr. I A.
yahm or the University or fSotre
Dame, who was called some weeks ago
TO Rome by Pope Leo VIII leave FOR
the italian capital on Tuesday. He VIII
not be called BY the pope brcnuse OF tho
lattcr's dispieaHure ut Dr. zahm's ad'
vnnccd theorica on evolution. as many
huye assumed, but 10 assume the posi-
tiun OF procnriitor general ~ the order
Of the Holy Cross, In which poaition 10
viii be the Representative Of the order
AT pApal haadQunflerh.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-05

senator PnIsn~r says Governor Ait
son h. NOT Amenrbie.

Springfield. Ills. April 4.--ReE1trdlnts
tho Indictment Or Governor AitFeld by
the champaign F, unty grand Jury.
United states SenAa0r Palmer saye;
'~rhe governor n the chief executive
officer Of the state. AMI the courta have
no power under ordinary clrrimnunchT
10. control him. A. univeraity trustee
his discretion cannot BE- controlled by
the courts, nor can ne BE- punished ~
indictmenf for any ouieaiou or duty.
Judge wright was guilty ~ a grave
judicial olfenae when he allowed MT
grand fury TO attack the person 81 tlc
Eoyernor OF the atzte.r
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-05

RcprcsentinE the Rothsehiids, en-
Route for Date.

Butte, Mont, April 4.--Informntion
has been received hero that Hamilton
Smith, the mining expcI, representing
the Rothschilds. who reported the last
fail upon the Anaconda properties and
upon whose favorable showing q one
quarter interest was taken by foreign
capitalists on the hasis OF s0o0O.0OQ for
the property. Is again en- route for
IButto lie Is expected 70 arrive on
the 22d Inst. One rumur concerning his
mission Is that he COMES empowered 70
examine the mines second time 10
report upon the advitnbility OF making
an offer of $4,000 600 for the remaining
thrcc-fourths Of the stock.
The Anaconda otnclAis refuse to dis
cuss the report. but In mining circles
It Is doubted that the property IS for
sale or that II can be purchased FOR
that figure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-05
slnuArIoN pnsrGnArn.
CoIonistr without hcann mud ON the
Verge OF starvation.

New York. April IA special to the
Herald from Buenos Ayrcs says: A
specinj renort to la Preana, states that
the situation among the Santa Fe
colonists r. desperate. They are with
ont means and almost without food.
The commercial firms are In terrible
straits, It - believed that the national
congrers viii nftenpi to auccor the dis
trcssed people until me next harvest.
The Hcrsid's correspondent In Para,
Brazil. telcgrapha that the yellow fever
Is on the inoreaae In that CITY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-05
FUGITIVE REMINDED.
Denver Emhesvier WI, he drought
nncfx From Europe.

london. Arrli tat the Row street
pniice court today, Matt adams WIS
charging him with the embezzleinent
Of ffi 900 in Denver where he n said to
have been q clerk IN the civil criminal
court. Adams was arrested IN South
ampton while In the point OF starting
for Cane Town with his wife and color
ed servant
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-05

mes NE Wen. insnnc mud Tfied q
Xiii fiimsrir w.
81. Joseph NO. April t.-chcflre
xnrth nfenfuun employed n ioel
printing ufIl1c became naene last ri4,t
while fnnni,iT = rf14F and trfe0l a. Niii
~hoei His dernnscmc.,t Yl21 S2u341
~ lnotlHr oEarettes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-05
Fe of Ladies
fCaie Wrappers.

B dozen Wrappers made of very nice quality Percale
'M red and white black and white, navy blue and
ennd other pretty q o. the cheapest wrapper in the
orth 81 25 and the u 49, So, your choice Monday,
day and Wednesday 70. ~ These wrappers are on
law in south show win I, land cannot be dupli-
Tor twice what you pay fl cem after this sale is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-05

Dress Goods.

You may be thinking OF a
Skirt to wear With shirt Waists.
We have some Of the greatest
wear ro8istcrs made.
Wheelwcar Ia Gray. Tan
lBrc yn or Cadet mixtures
value Si.0c -. -. ....$ III
Doc MOhair Storm Serge q. ~
zoe extra quality Serge.
b0-srch .-.... .,......... 80
,bc French Serge 4d-in,.. 80
Csc Storm Serge ........ 40
$50 Storm Serge ......... 80
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-05
y0OI Suiting,S at the
OF Cotton Goods

i OH Monday morning from to II o'clock intend
eng lines of wool dress goods in this loyou will
goods worth 35c up to soc yard The price Monday,
II II seems ridiculous but should close them out in
.rt order
4 Your choice for 81 SO dress pattern of yards
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-05
Your Moneys Worth, or Your Money Bach
ParasoIs,

Black, White. Dresden and
reraian pnrnAols, Car
rlage ShndeA, etc.
,i.sp Japanese silk Para
soils, enamel frame and
handle ...-r -. ...-.. LII
1925 Japanese silk Para
soils. one nif.ie. enamel
frame. Dresden handle !. 1.75
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-05
,I7gIehardt.

" The wonderful lightning artist will positively close
enga cement with us next Saturday Ev ry should
ashim Hundreds securing handsome oil paintings
ss@dorn their homes
~ Take little time to look second floor every.
ssag HAT is and stylish in SILK and Mohair Skirts,
* Waists Cloth Suits Shirt Waists etc, be
Y nd Ia this department
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-05

win srnvo cor Dnus~ every a4rr-
fae except Nond~y ~ aspo e4fas<zl
cniryinH III
ra~rrnuer~ Kecsisrd on ttf4 tsriN
FOR urnn<. q I'd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-05

Anstin. Texas.
7heho. Manager. Centrally TO-
'|riref class In every iespect
,ouinr hotel ~ the state Capital
<xIlTTE HEADQUARTERS.