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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

stand awaiting the arrival Of the hunt
cd beast, he cooked his pistol 20 be In
readiness for the beast should he pas
his way, and Il Is suppressed ha forgot
he had cooked the pistol. and when
ready to return HOME he stuck the
pistol down his pocket. whom 1t was
discharged. striking him In the top OF
the foot, going ciear through. making
a painful. but not very serious wound
Rev. NJ :. Hotchklss OF Corslcana.
formerly pastor OF the First Methodist
church here. ~ In the city shaking
hands with his many friends
1t Is learned that Mr.. Howard i,
Lewis, formerly manager OK the Daily
sun OF this place. win throw down
the Fabcr at the beginning OF the year
and become a disciple OF Riackst6nc.
IL was reported in today's Gazette
tlrst Sloan BoEgs was implicated In the
theft OF lknlvos stolen from pr, Bonds
drug store We have been reliably In
formed that such Il not the case; that
Sloan Is only witness In the case, and
your reporter asks that this correction
be made IN justice to the boy and his
friends
William @. lsetheram, time Keeper al
the new Missouri. Kausns and reNus
railway yards, went 10 penison today
ON Important business,
Mr., Milhurn Perry, who has been
manager OF the Lighting Store for
several months. has covered his com
nectlon with that business, and goes
% Waco tonight. where he Will enter
the employ OF Goidsteln a Nigel as
clerk. Mr.. Perry has made many
friends durlng his short stay In our
city, who will regret TO learn Of his
departure. He WILL however. visit "a
frequently, MS he leaves hshlnd him n
portion or his affairs which have not
been definitely settled.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

Waco. Tex. Dec. 11.-About $50
O'Clock this afternoon an ugly scrap
occurred In Winston & Higglnson's
hardware store between Mi. Winston
and an advertising solicitor. atran-
ger VINO sought TO secure an order for
sistent and insulting finally. which led
10 blows Mr.. Winston endoavored to
secure an axe as n weapon. but the
fracas, In which Mr. Winstona son had
Joined, ended quickly, but not until
several ugly blows had been planted
upon the face OF each OF tho principals.
The anais caused much excitement
and az one time looked pretty serious,
Mr. Winston's face was considerably
batterod
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18
nrLLsnoRo nunGEr.


Hillsboro. Tex, Dec. 1.-THE force
that has been grading The new grounda
for the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
railway round houses and yards south
OF town has orders from headquarters
TO leave here tonight for Taylor. Tex,
to be gone about four weeks. grading
tracks for stock yards at that point
J. w. Petherpm. chief engineer OF the
Katy road. "a looking after the inter-
clare Peden. n young man about rs
years OF age, living about four miles
northeast OF town, shot himself through
the foot accidentally on last Saturday
night. II seems that the boy, with
several others. had been out to hunt a
cougar that had been reported seen IN
the neighborhood. and while on the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

A Native of china TELLS OF omcla,
Corruption.

San Francisco, Cal, Dse, i7,-K. p.
Lee, q native OF china. eraduato OF
Yale secretary and Interpreter OF the
cAlnese minister al wasniar,on during
President cle,ciand's nrss adnlnialra-
ton, has just returned from his native
land, and he says words can not cx-
press tho laundering ana stupidity OF
China during the war which he rrsdIcts
VIII not cease until tho Japanese army
marches Into Pesin this winter. or At
latest next spring. ny that time he
says China VIII be completely van.
dulshed lie ascrlbes chlnas defeat
70 The corrupton OF the oftieiala who
have stolen millions or dollars. and
10 the fact that lnpan's young men
educated abroad are given positions OF
trust wAcreas China Will not give a
chance to native youths educated
abroad,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18
rnosn ArnooIrrns.
The Japanese saunring Themselves
Mith Civilization.

Washington, Dee. i7.--rhe Japanese
legation today received advises regard.
Ing atrocities BY Chinese soldiers at tho
fall Of Port Arthur from the govern
ment The dispatch says the govern
nlent q not yet IA posacaaipu OF The full
facte in the case, but ascertained that
many Chinese soldiers. both at Port
Arthur, and those who came from tho
outlying foriineations, taken BY Japan
ESQ soldiers, discarded their uniforms
and 1t Is now certain that they were In
disguise. Tho Chinese inhabitnnta (pre-
snmab bly, a majority OF Tort Arthur
left before the engagement. though a
few remained. having been armed and
ordered 10 resist tho Japanese and fire
on them. This they did. aud IN the CON
fusion Of the iight II was Impossible TO
distinguish them from Chinese soldiers.
The Japanese army entering Port Ar
thur WAS greatly excited by tho HiEht
OF the fcarfully mutllated bodies OF their
comrades, some OF whom had been
burned alive and some cftiolhed, Net
withdrawing this the discipline OF the
army was maintained. a number OF
Chinese prisoners who could be moved.
are on their way 10 TOXIC, and Will ar
rive In a few days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18
is THE pAoluNo HOUSE soLDf
No Confirmation OF the I,umor oh
tninablc Inst NIght.

No Confirmation OF the Iiumor Oh
tainablc Inst NIEht.
The dispatch from Chicago contaiu-
ing the report that the Fort Worth
packing house had been sold to a syn
dictate Of Chicago capitalists, was re-
oeived by the Gazette about II o'clock
last night. and NO one in the city could
be found who would confirm the re-
port.
The telephone was put into service
and MIR. Simpson, son Of the president
of the Packing House Co, was called
for at the Stock Yards hotel, where
he makes his home. The clerk OF the
hotel was asked to arouse Mr.. simpson.
who had retired for the night, and re-
quest him to come to the phone but the
young gentleman sent word back by
the clerk that he would not get up.
Then Mr.. w. 10. Skinner, who has 4
large interest In the stock yards, was
called up. He was told the brief de-
tails Of the sale MS given in tho dis
patch, but he claimed to have no posi-
tive knowledge OF contamination OF the
sale. He admitted. however, that such
deal was on foot, and parties are in
the North at present to put 1t
through.
1t was learned from other sources
that Mr. Simpson. president Of the
packing house COMPANY, has been in
the North for several weeks, and al
though he left Fort Worth osiensibiy
to go to Boston, 1t is likely he is now
in Chicago. and that 1t is he who has
the negotiations in hand. The latencss
Of the mar when the message was re-
ceiyed by the Gazette. and the absence
from the city of every one who is like
w to be informed of such an important
move except the young Mr.. Simpson,
who refused to be interroEated by
'phone), resulted in the inability OF the
Gazette to get full details OF the sale
last night, or a direct contradiction OF
the rumor,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

Harry Hayward Arrnigucd for the
Murder OF Catherine cling.


Minneapolis. MINI. bee. i7.--Ncxt
Saturday morning Harry n. Hayward
VIII plead 10 the Indictment charging
him with tho murder Of Catherine Cling.
THIS afternoon the sheriff and deputy
went TO ST. Paul TO bring with thcm
Harry Hayward, IN order that no might
make his pload. The officials took their
prisoner from the Ramsey county Jail
and without delay boarded u car TO
bring him 70 the llennepin county court.
house. Al the way over he was alp
pant, lIe joiSed with his cantOts and
appeared IN the very beat OF spirits,
No one on the car suspected that no
wan a prisoner accused OF a capital
crimo, Al o'clock tho trio reached tho
court room. The clerk aud Ju6ge iilcka
were sent for and court wae opened
Sheriff lsge motlnuol Hayward 60 the
bar and he glnnccd TO the clerk with q
slight sneer aa thnt cnlcial began read
INK the Indictment which charRed him
with murder IN the nrst degree. for
aiding, ahctting coun.aellinR, COM
mandlng. procuring and hirinR Claus
A. BiiNt 90 XIII Catherine Cling. For q
Few moments only no paid attention!
then he turned and loaked at the little
crowd or nttorneyo and eyed the crowd
with evident interest Not once did
no qunil.
what Ia your plea, guilty or not
BulltyV aalted the clerk
'lf the court plcaaea," broke IN his
attorney, Two would ngk until sAlur-
day morning 10 plead"
Very wcll,' said tile court. 'ff the
county attorney does not object We Will
give until Saturday"
That was all, The prisoner said not
a word. lie turned. donned his over
coat and The little party lcrt FOR the jail.
Tho prisoner was then lodged IN tho
county jail In "A cNgc directly below that
occupied by hligt, his accomplico ana
apparently IN the best spirits, ordered
hia gupper sent to him as soon al It was
ready.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

Waco, Dee 17.--Nothing has been
heard yet OF the whereabouts OF Per-
ry, against whom complaint has been
Med charging him with the murder OF
T. ], Jelks. Sheriff John w. Baker Ia
making vlgllnnt efforts TO locate him.
and has sent kilograms containing de-
scripuons OF him all over the state,
with a View OF securing his apprehen-
sion. All Information received so far
Is Indefinite, but efforts win be prone-
cuted by the sheriff and his deputies
until Perry Is located and arrested.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

Tex, Dec. i7.--Miss Alec Leach
|,,,ns was the guest OF Mrs. W.
[hes last week.
I.rSssa Hines has returned from
'j ps,I,s,lsit with friends In Waco.
1 ris e.eile Caldwell. after a six
III ', N, 10 relatives in san Angelo.
4 N ~ pleasant surprise party
u ,'nor Of Miss Alice Leach Of
r'.' or and Mrs. N. r. Will
|, sNay night. Several young
knbi.sm Eastland were among
< Z, Caldwell entertained a
Ia , ner friends last night.
10, oeng couples from town
N Ar. and Mrs. Jules An
4 ~ Delmar. last night. and
|l,h ,.~esant evening with Miss An
/ ; v'a Of GAINESVILLE. Tenn.
sisi,,,m, Davis OF Waxahachie has
s her son, Il. r Davis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

Waco. Tex, Dec. 1.-THE appoint
ment of ex-Gov l.. S. Ross US mem
Nm ~ the railroad commission CAV"
general satisfaction here as IS 10
Ia sitDposed. Gov. Ross Is very popn-
lar IN this city with people OF all shades
OF public opinion. "a.
Whom the appointment VAS lI iaus
known this morning there We're many
who ghook their heads nn1 aecis ,,,,'
mat Ross would not accept II lne
announcement Of the appointment came
a. anS looking for change In the posi-
~, tcbioh GOV. Ross now occupies
r,,a commencement OF his acceptilhce
ma anpolntment was equally sur
,,.;stns, to many. He has often as
i,,ned as his reason for not entetins
tii,,cs when urged by his friends 10
80 thar he was content with ms
~ nosition and did not desire 70
iaaya n. IL has baen generally uAatl-
s,ood that in his case the poSluyh Ss.A
: NE tenure. In view oil w -, -,
The appointment and acceptance was
very surprising ,,,,r,ment
- ali ono way. Gen Felix II. ROD
49,, said. ~ think 1t an eminentiy
80 4 nnojntment. and Gen. hoss VIII
MNss.ss,iiv guard the interests OF IeAhs
- 80 extent OF his power IN tiiAt PuS-
no., ~ nv and viii not prejudice any esss
that comes before ., him, ., So bls y name b.
~, ,,',vsrnor-elect was wise ,.,.
Nssrshali surratt was peiasea WISH
~ election. said he.
"Gov. Ross brought the ssasr " !
.,,,nral and Mechanical egiiesg a.
t ~ South In appointing MIN 70 "a
Nae, ihs on the railroad commission, a M
ber s could no, have made !, ps M.
se,sctjon or placed fhe position "a NY
Ter ,l Ssnl ". Davis said: IT y q 600 sn
sSi.'.,,ent. Ross Is an excellent 49, 49,
apa possesses practical ahailur ns.l iss
qualify y mn, ansn s|I s and practical
Se Mo above was the tenor Of t, tne re,
III. 81 every person wao discusses
the matter. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18
Dress Goods.

2i-luch Black ottoman Silk for 7Jc.
reduced from sl,g5
2g-inch Black Poi De Sole sink for
ESQ, reduced from siUo.
2i-inch Black Poi he Solo 6ilk for
u.z3. reduced from ti.7b.
24-lnch Black Falilo slk for si,25.
reduced from sl.7t.
a2.lnch Black 0ros-grain elk for
si.15, reduced from u,50.
Big outs on fiBe Wooden Black
Goods.
$3.50 Grade imported nroadcioth cut
20 g2c.
900 Novelty Dress Robes from ,i.7b
70 $500. which inoluden Goods with
Trimmings TO match.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

Denison, Tex, Dec. i7.-Claudo Lamb.
miles routh Of here last night, after a
few days illncsg
Mrs. Sarah y Rhodes, aged 81. died
yesterday morning at o'clocls. Inter-
mont took place today.
Mrs. Smart, mother Of Dan ana John
IN mr. Of this city. died Saturday night.
lienin4nB were ehippfi 10 Moberly,
Nc, itiS morning for burial
Mina dnnltr aged 10 years. died Il
ccngssilon AZ her home. four miles
east OF hei. yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

Sunday evening. They returned 10
their future home, near Old Llsabcth-
town, today
owing 10 the Indictment weather, the
Denton County singing association did
not meet nt this place last Saturday
as per announcement. The Denton
County Baptist NTH sunday meeting
WIN convene here Friday before tho
nth sunday IN this month. and con.
tlnuo over saturday una Sunday,
james Foster % Grapevine was vlat-
Ing j. Il, Ca1e OF tnin place sunday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18
a runLlc lInnAnr.
To lie Provided for waco-The Move
Now on Foot

waco, Tex, Dec. IA movement is
on loot to give tho city a public library,
q lhuch felt want. Prof. Charles n
-NieAander superintendent u public
SCHOOLS, who is prominent In the mat
YER says that 1t is iamentable fact
,nat NE city has no public library and
mat me effort 70 seeurt ono should sO
on unremi,tingly.
We have" he said, "sct out TO nut
$1,000 Into such e library during Ire
year, a small sum and one that should
pe readily secured. \ library at the
hlgh school would be public ono, as
every person could get books ana have
them charged to the children OF the
schools. Continuing our efforts each
year IN this manner. we Will soon
nave nav, a very desirable and valuable
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18
GREAT HOLIDAY SALE.

For six days We slaughter prices
a. never before.
ia on all Ciooks above ti0,00.
100 Al Wool Kcraey & Beaver
cloaks for $3.50. worth from 400 to
Isl Brown capes for .s.as. worth
400.
900 400 capes FOR $3.50.
New capcs-Inst came in-going
cheap. At from $3.50 to $500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18
Quilts.

rcsldes Cheap Comforts. from TO
20 800. wo offer $3.50 Elder Down
Quilts FOR 1870.
$3.50 Elder Down Quilts for $3.50.
HJb Elder Down Quilts for $3.50.
5000 SIX Quilts for g 10.
iis.V0 SIR Quilts for sii.to.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

M,qidlan. TEX, Doc. l7.--oRoar
blythe dry goods merchant and
successor TO Blythe a Adair. Morid-
ian, asslgnrd hast nlglt naming n. ..
Cooin hH trustee. The uchcdulO shows
$500 In dry Foods and $500 In notes and
accounts with liabilities amounting 80
about $500 psolrrlod creditors ncenr-
cd, the most going TO chns Adair and
J. j. Inmpltlu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18
rmn DrsriI noLr..


ST. Johns, N. r., Dec. if-Rupert
Stuart Mum of HarbOr Grace man
eging partner Of the firm o. Mum a
Co, one OF tho largest nigns dolnH bus.
mess on this island, disd today OF innu-
cnga auperlnduood by tho late nuanoai
troubles He was a director OF the
Union bnnl and was largely Interested
IN the general bualnqha OF tho cotnr
try
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

aennn ~ r ~ Nonisev' NM FAMILY
about ak miirs from FioreRvllle was
destroyed by fire Yesterday forenoon.
together With tho entire contcntg I-oaB
5000. Tho family were all away nt-
tending church NJ the sunny Side
eoiioOlhotAe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

Wichita Falls. TEX. Dec. t7.--,rhe
Wichita rolicr min and elevator are
now burning, II VIII DO total loss.
Tlto building ANA machinery are valued
nt 10000. Hiock. $1,000; estimated innur-
anoe, $4,000, Thompson soma x Co..
NM lie oMnnra.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

Files end l.. q. FLEA. or Itaalga, and
Files Valley. TcxaR. executed aud Med
a chatirl rnortgogo to-day Mt 10 n. M,
naming t. H. Manner or I'm county ~
trustee, conveying 60 said trustee all
their stock OF mcrchandise OF every
description at ftnrlsa ana Files Valley.
I'M county Tex. Also about fifteen
hrqd OF horaeh and mulea, Liabilities.
{lS,0OO, nHaetH, not known.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

Wealharford. TEX, Dec. i7-Mr. H.
L. uufley, saddlcr hnrneaa maker and
general dealer IN leather this morning
made a deed az trust ~ tho sum OF
sba57sS. embodying his entire otoct OF
goods. wares and merchandise now To-
Gated Ia two houses IN W0atlierfonl
a. Q. H. Morgan ~ trustee 10 tho FOL
lowing prnfurrod creditors! Merchants
aud Ifarmora' bank, 1900. luriey Broa,.
OF Meridian, Miss, ti957ss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

0atcavillo, rex, Dee. i7.---late yester-
day cyenlng application 20 appoint
George ahumate receiver for w, A.,
Colgln q Co, WAS mndc by wiro TO
Judge j. ~ Atmnglnn which wna
GRANTED, The rcccivcluhip 90 cover All
the property other than the ntock or
goods which was sold by the trustee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

wortham, Tex. Dee, l1,--wortham
lodgi No, 1907. Knig,ts " Honor, met
las, Friday night and clecl,d the fol-
wing GU iers. Il. A,ditws. dictator,
c. c Siubbs, vice dlotn;oii c, a. Tll.
assistar; DICTATOR; c. B l'lnagan re-
potter. II c. Hackney. treasurer: J, G,
Lee. ebay S'ni J. II. IIu'ss guide. j.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

Niagara Fails, Dec i7.--A case OF na-
aauit. involving considerable mystery,
occurred last night A young man
named Connoru was assaulted by un-
known persons, his face pounded out
OF shape and hia Jaw 40 frightfully
shattered that Ia order 20 Introduce
nouriHhmont Il was necessary to sk-
tract his teeth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

. 4 cl TEX, Dec. l7.-Last Friday
non s sge Penn was returning
|u,hv e n..s,viman, ne WIS held up
d ~ lse BY four men and re-
p else Officers have scar ched.
lsl1 AZ, seond hold-up IN this bot
M srs The nrst was early In
~ * ~ tne rubber only realized
= his dirty work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

1rloreaviilc. Tex. Dec. l7,-4r. W, II.
Park q Son, merchants at StoclSdale,
Wilson county, illcd trust deed hero
today for tho benefit OF thclr creditors.
nnmlng l.. v. Wheeler ~ trustee La
blllLlna Aaa0l. nnnnla not Nnt lnnMn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18
Millinery.

An Pattern Hats, hair prizes.
go Sailors far 1bc, worth 35c.
IIntrmmed Foit for 2ic. worth So
Trimmed Felt for JOc. worth 100.
Fur FELT Sailors for si.Co, worth
$40.
FUR Felt Flats for ti.zs. worth 800.
All shapes cut Ia half.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

. Texas and purchase large
Tsee OF iand, Representatives from
,ase ,,t we're present at meeting held
appointed 70 make trip anu.h. invssfs.
k .ss the property offered, and, II sat
a rshtac,oFy' TO close the deal FOR Its pur-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

Largest stock Handker-
chiefs, Gloves, Hosiery,
Ties, Suspenders and other
small articles in Fort Worth
from which 10 select your
presents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

San francisco. Dec. 1.-THE clergy
mon OF this city arc arranging for an
organization 0inillar 70 the Loxow plan
for tho improvement OF municipal NOR
ais. Tho movement was inaugIrated
by the local organizations OF I'rcabyts-
rian. Mcthodint and Baptist ministers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

iIouaton. Tex. Dec. I'm, l., West
helmer liYeryman, assigned today, with
preferences OF 5000, lie also filed bills
OF sale Of n number of hprses 20 his
wife and sister, which are not included
IN tho aAnotd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18
Clothing.

Child's Suits reduced 10 pec. tf.fs.
81 10. q. 90. ~ 30. 81 90 and % .sV.
Mons Suita reduced to $500. Se.bo.
81. 30. 50. o., 1880. s7.bo. $500. 40 90.
li2 90. 1880. SIS 90 and f2l.50.
Our $500 Mems Black Suits ars
worth sl2.CO.
our 1000 Black fuits arc tho best
values ever shown In Fort Worth.
Our ti2.s0 Black Suits arc worth
1850.
chlid's overcoats for 81, worth 81.
Doys' Overcoula from 800 70 $3.50.
Mems oyercoats from $500 to si2.to.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

Roanoke, Tex. Dec. 17.--Roanole will
have a Christmas tree the night or the
cath instant.
Mr.. George Lee. who lives few miles
west Of this place, was united ia mar
riags with Miss Santlfer OF Denton,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

J stuhha, Guardian: J. u. Love. sent.
mel; II. h. Supbs, J. o. podds ana &.
Fouty, trustees. representau ~ 10
krand lodge. AZ Andrews: alternate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

BLACK lanlt, TEX, Dee. 1.-THE rcai.
dcncc ANA hounchoid cfiocta OF W. n.
Yynoh burned iast might about
oNlock Insured an Fire association
for 5000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18
Dresses.

40 Taiior-msde Suits that were $3.50.
,s.9s and 1913, Tor 800.
O. Tnllor-made gulta. worth from
So 90 20 si2 50. for $3.50.
"a Tailor-made quits, worth from
1850 TO $3.50, for 1000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

'tff ie s Tex. Dec. 1.-THE con-
'essy.. 0A'ee o. sheriff was post
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18
Millinery.

Bring your orders nowl We took over hundred
orders yesterday We expect to get many today
Elegant styles and cheap prices knock the peraimmon
every time
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

Hiilsboro Tex. Dec. H. -Filea & lraics,
a firm composed Of ]. u. Files. s. NJ.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

~ ..r Island Coal nud
<<<ss keerutps-IsitOsT MINE,
d,nptrf, ~rrecned lump,
',srt. tsnal 10 MeAicstcr for
"A lots, tp'nrtfrr than ~ for
@--rrose. rrfc,. and freight
III &c; parts y Texas m" a
n ~ ,ory address ua,ay.
u, heors,ploys NO agents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18
Blankets.

Fine white Blankets. juat recuivsd--
I0-s 5000 Blankets for s5.6b.
ia $50 Blankets for tf.sb.
1914 white Cotton Blankets for zoo.
1914 Grey Cotton Blankets for COO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

you WANT
JlngIing Dollars
s People ?
for them;
r. Well Your Agent.
PIE Must Read
/ GAzETTE
Fstthe News.
Waste Basket
(the Unopened
|uIar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18
Shoes.

We show tho best $500 and gs.oD
Ladies' fnc Shoes In the Woridl oyery
pair guaranteed.
Our Ladies' " 90, fi.a5 and u.ts
Zephyr Kid Slippers win mako beanu-
fui presents,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18
i Week

Week
's ~ v;ll find many articles
'nIay at our store mark
' ss n low to close out.
~ ketbOOkS
ILL., ILL., ,sd one-half. See our
r5c, zoe 25c l'lues
~ Sets
10 close, 81, 81. 50, 50,
& Ekerchief Counter.
nls5 mch values ever shown.
M 60, &c, loo, 12c, 15c,
\, :5a
All Linen
!. q kerchiefs, a superb line
~ Ike your selections from;
81 each.
~ b Pillows.
~ i'll ones, large ones,
ones, long ones. Any
and colors you want.
G without ruffles, COW
nth silk, sateen or
reg he Price CSC to So.
~ sry.
bin our special lines ON
IBIS week. Fast black
:, \, zoe, 25o per pair.
bose a complete line in
I aud colors, at 81. 80 to
n Lisle thread hose III
J, and colors, opera
h at SOC 75c, 81.
4:YIeS B|IAI- IrEl /.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-18

WASHINGTON, nee. ss---ror Eaxsern
Texas, Fair, warmer, .oush winds.