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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-05
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-05

Jacks and innnies to exchange. Jersey
cattle and Shetland ponies very low
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properly handled. Sharks need not
write FIFTY cents year for the Week.
ly star outside the state. II. L. Jen-
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-05

FOR EXCHANGE-one of the finest
farms In Bell county. 40 ncrca. go in
cultivation, price. $4,000, for merchnn-
disc. ID. s. Hare. Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-05

FURNITURE, now and second-hand.
oak and walnut. stoves and crnckery.
i0t Houston street c. w. Baker,
agent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-05

book TO you, Dealer IN All Kinds OF
aecon Inland books. T. j, BOAZ,
Commercial Club building, 9li Main 81,
NOTICE or TRUSTEES sALE--t Will
sell Mt public auction on the 9TH day Of
November, 1895, between the hours OF
10 o'clock n m. and 3 o'clock p. m. at
the court house door In the town %
Mt. Pleasant. Titus county, Texas. In
bulk and for cash the entire stock OF
general merchandise. consisting OF dry
goods, clothing, boots. shoes. hats. gro-
cories, bngglng and ties, buRgles and
vehiclea; the same being the goods,
wares and merchandise conveyed to
me In trust by n. g. Morris of said
town OF Mt Pleasant on the 18th day
OF October. A. D.. 1895, an invoice OF
which goods, wares and merchandise
Ia on file In the Office OF the county
clerk OF Titus county, Tex, for the
inspection OF all persons. reserying the
right TO reject all bids,
G, c, CARR Trustee
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-06
PHOTOGRAPHERS MEET.
Indiana Association Shows Some Zine
Specimens of Work.

Tho Indiana Association of Progressive
Photographers held the opening session of
Its first annual convention in Maennerchor
Hall yesterday afternoon. There were
about one hundred delegates present and
more are expected to-day. President Helm
berger called the meeting to order and
read an address. in which he reviewed
the history of the organiza ton and out
lined some plans of action for the future
lie was followed by NJ. A. Seed, of ST
Louis, with a paper DRY Plate De-
velopment." On the lower floor of the
hall were many appliances used i'm the art
of photography which were exhibited by
manufacturers from all over the country
and from Germany. There were also a
great many photographs representing the
various processes of development and print
ing. On the stage were 1he photographs
which took the first prize at the meeting
of the national association in ST. Louis
last year. The gallery was devoted to the
Indiana photographers who are candidates
for prizes. Nicholson Brothers. of Eraw-
louisville, exhibit some excellent pictures
of Gen. Lew Wallace. ]. Maurice Thorn
son and ex-President futile. of Wabash
College. who are residents OF the Hoosier
Athens. The association was entertained
last night at the German Club House by
the III. Lieber Company.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-06
COMMISSIONERS MEET.
Resolve to Turn Over Keys to the
Governor If Regency Bill Passes.

The monument commission met again
Yesterday and adopted set of resolutions
relating to the new bill which Governor
Matthews yesterday vetoed. Mr.. McCollum
offered resolution to the effect that mas
much as the regency bill as soon as it be-
comes a law requires the commission to turn
over the effects. papers, etc, of the nionu
ment Immediately. it is therefore ordered
that as soon as the law goes into effect the
president shall lock up the drawers con-
tanning papers, shut the door of the nonu-
ment and turn over the keys to the Gov
ernor MIR Langsdale opposed the reso-
luton. saying that the new law gave the
board authority TO take proper time to turn
the property in due form. and did not
authorize intend that IL should nc de-
livered TO the custodian, the Governor. or
any other body except the new regency,
this being the language of the bill. and
that this could not be done until the
regency is appointed.
After the noon recess. Mr.. English offered
an addition to the resolution disclaiming
that the action of the morning was intend
ed to put the property In jeopardy or in
any way to interfere with the progress OF
the monument, and that meetings might
be held to transact such business as came
before the commission needing action, but
that meetings should only be held when
TWO members are present
Mr.. Langsdale. in speaking of the boards
action. said.
1T would manifestly be improper for the
q board 70 transact any business not
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-06
Suxfaina the Veto.

At the regular meeting OF George n.
Thomas Post, last night, the Governors
veto of the so-called regency bill was con-
sidered and the following expression or
opinion put on record:
s.Whereas, the Legislature has by an act,
recently passed, attempted to abolish the
Board of Monument Commissioners, ana
create instead thereof regency; ana,
Whereas, the Governor has wisely re-
fused to approve of such act, and mas re-
turned the same to the House, where lt
originated with his objections thereto; ana,
Whereas, the act so passed mas many
Objectionable features, and attempts to
create a one-man power and one-man lded
without restriction as to the amount of
money he may spend, and without limit as
to the time in which he shall complete the
work of said monument, anu is, as we be-
lieve, solely and wholly in the interest Of that
treacherous disturbing faction which has
already delayed the prosecution of the
work at an increased expense of thousands
of dollars, and which foolishly arrogates to
itself the origin of the monument, the
sole promoter of the work thus far and
the only person now living with sufficient
wisdom to complete the work. Therefore,
we respectfully and most earnestly request
the Senate not to pass said act over the
Governors veto, and we believe that the
wishes and judgment of those whose pa
triotic services AMI devotion to country
made it possible to erect this monu-
ment to the honor, glory and pride of our
State, should receive respectful considers
tiOD.t,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-06

absolutely necessary after the new act be-
comes law but ii is its duty to occupy
the interval until the new board is inducted
into Office, in closing up its business, In
1t for the transfer
Mr.. Mcintosh, author of the caucus bill
by which the commission war abolished.
was asked as to the Interpretation that
Mr.. English put upon it, and said: .
THE plain contemplation of the law Is
until their successors are indicted into
office The law gives them no authority
to turn the keys over to the Governor or
to any one else except the new board or
regents. There is no flaw in the law. sucn
as the Democratic commissioners seem 20
be looking for to protect trust tnaI they
have not fulfilled as they should. In TINS
action of Mr.. English's can be seen the
disposition to sickle for little things while
losing sight of the greater.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-06
weII-Known Farmer Dead.

Charles j. Rupp, wealthy farmer. living
in the country about two miles from this
city. is dead Mr.. Rupp was sixty-four
years old and came to this city about
forty years ago. He opened a small con-
fectionery store and gradually accumulated
considerable money. He leaves sxife and
five children. Attorney John Healing is a
nephew of the deceased
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-06

Myrtle Spencer. a waiter girl at the
Park Theater restaurant, was struck by
heavy cup thrown by Wiil Collins. another
waiter yesterday afternoon. Collins had
Become involved in u quarrel with q GUS
toner and threw the cup at him, missing
his mark and striking the girl She WAS
taken to her home. LII south New Jersey
0treaE "a carriage.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-06
Injured In a Runaway.

Yesterday, while contractor Hartmeyer
and his son were driving along Greer street.
the horse took fright and ran away. throw
ing them from the wagon. Mr.. Hartmeyer
was SO badly injured that the city amDu-
lance was sent for and removed him to his
home, 10 Yeiser street. His head was found
to be badly cut. and he was injured on the
wound.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-06
NET PROFIT WAS S3O1. %.
society Circus Did Not Prove TO be q
Great Financial Success.

The Free kindergarten has just COM
pleted the settlement of all claims against
IT. on account of the Society Circus, ana
Mrs. John b. ELAN makes the following
report of receipts and disbursements:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-06

Hunt up wulschner's big advertisement
in to-day's issue and secure one of the
Square Pianos offered at mere nominal
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-06

DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
World Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-06
strich Feather Boas

Colored and made of tips and plumes
CHARLES FABLES, % South Illinois
street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-06
nunInr,s CeIebrated Hats
Hunt II I'm.

Dunlap's celebrated Hats. spring styles.
1895. Seaton's Hat Store. q North Pennsyl-
yanja street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-06
Minor Municipal News.

1t is reported that contractors are sweep
ing dirt into the catch basins and warn
ing notice has been issued
The contract of the Youngstown Bridge
Company for an iron bridge over Pleasant
run at Madison avenue Is under consid-
GRAFTON by the Board of Works. The bridge
should have been completed March /, but
only the abutments are in.
The property owners living north of Fall
creek are delighted over the promise of
built in their locality. Mr.. Denny says
three houses will surely be built this
season. The present beard is anxious to
have modern buildings and the examination
of plans has caused the delay.
Fuehring Brothres, STRENGTHENING con-
tractors, have offered to reduce the price
for cleaning Fletcher avenue, from Noble
to Pine, from 20 cents to II cents foot,
and from Pine to Dillon from 10 cents to
IL cents. J. r. Remington has offered
to reduce the price of cleaning College
avenue, from Christian to Seventh from 20
To IL cents
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-06

insure your home in the Glens Fails
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-06
Pension Fund Trustee Election.

The fire department is in the throes of
an election. To-day the members of the
department will elect four trustees, from
six candidates, for the firemen's pension
fund. A great deal of interest has been
taken in the election. and some canvassing
has been done. The different engine
houses will vote, and the results will be
taken to headquarters, where. the result
will be tabulated. The candidates are:
John Glazier, company No. 10; George Hol-
derman, telegraph department. William
Gano company No. s.; James Campbell,
company No. z; John Bells, company No.
8, and Frank Graham. tower Waterman.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-06
MUST REPAIR STREETS.

Board Intimates It's Ultimatum to
Neglectful Sewer Contractors.
w. r. Mercer, a sewer contractor, was
before the Board Of Public Works yester-
day morning, and in words whose meaning
were not to be misunderstood the board in
formed him that ne must put in repair
the alley between Alabama and Delaware
streets from Seventh street north. Mr..
dition, but Mr. Atkinson replied that he
had just examined it and found a number
of deep depressions. The property owners
have been complaining of the way in which
Mr.. Mercer left the alley after he built a
sewer in it. The intimation of the board
was that unless the laiiey is repaired Mr..
Mercer need expect no more contracts
from the board.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-21
B9-95

This is the price you pay us during this sale for $2o.o co suit. These suits are of fine im- ported and domestic materials. cut and made in the height of fashion.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-21

$8-65

buys one of those fine black Tibbots, unfin- ished worsted, Trco lawn cassimeres; suits that other dealers cannot duplicate for double the price.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-27
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1901

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8 ielpe Sranfrise blsp @nfeltbeosrne
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"ior operuroeutlis pbsoe 1lsneiter uu'
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Decorah-posten., 1895-12-27
On fomtIf WisiorTaaelie.

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ret meo / abifi1iss. pe er iluppet bel
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boa unber aatuItrofen noset Iaa lats
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9asIagererns bar Mr. Golis Suntz
inaton % bans Suitru; be bar pau
ReiIen tilbass fra en- europa Sour.
TIMBER Surlumbeien meb at TONNE /
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anpen. Wrs. Suntinstpn ps mango
andre Samer blep | en- Sart brast neb
i en- al Storbuapene. msoens Wr.
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ia neb / en- onbsn. Der par naiten
insen Sssans. men 8aaben. bpur Mr.
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at ganbet sit n9iten op til Ganoen.
% peb ben minoite 9epasslie tos ben
inb en- StpuIp 9anb. plubielis ifris
ger Mrs. Suntinston, Tom bupbe bOlbt
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liz, bppr sr min Goaiss" GIMP Gols
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iaa | itsrits stnsit ben til bet ipnfsnb.
9Th. "Sio neb!" brslts en- at Mas
trpierne. tbi 9anbet fileoe inb oper
RGlingen. "Mlm min Gpnis. hppr er
min gpIis9" bplte Samen. Ssh
neb, tiger ies!" brslts Matroien after.
"pottsr tdse Deres Collars; De
burbs taits til. at De ielp blep reboet.'
Gan trosos, bun ments fine araper.
The Valdez Business College and Nor
NAL School ie-opens Monday. Dec. 3oth.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-27

roftsr, Tua bpiler bette paa ioo tldr'
"a frrpprist af Grfarins 'aa COB
fienbte gotIassr, at iee lille bebsosr q
ruprs BEN Der. !Spab leg berimot
fnbsr df glist ps Sampittisbso a
maott, lass, Gber paa Siert,, BET Ct
at bebanele meb @uriombeo. Sprord'
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heb be liasiGo emioaleIie, ION betpc'
ninaSfuIps Sussr, Der BONNER unosT
9ebanolna | aomiteen.
Raatte insen foruofattsor Renin'
osr binbre npsenS Iluttsliae SitalS til
et rimtligt Speier / Rinoelisbso tn'
ben llnionens Ramme! Waatte Der
hpsrten eipes Rum for Sperbetheos'
sntr Sfilsmisfetanier, fom til Sors
tninuens Staoe piIps iaars ostpGroise
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til RieSottsbeitemmsIier, bsfrtet Tor
lltpocIisbsb oa spstpoisbeosr, idntt
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Ct min iorbifs Strabsns fornem'ts
Mladl.
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Decorah-posten., 1895-12-27
Or. ~. Waaclien.
Sans GIG blep | Ssnbags brGnoi
paa 8ratclnnb 2iriegaaro.

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eeleie / fin 9Otls / 6ersus Sails.
giinn., % esuoas @iterm,boas bier
bans 2rs br9not paa grucelanb &irte.
gaaro | Gbicu9o.
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oiont fra GbriItiania llniueriitet | 1879.
Otter ct Glars Spbolb | 2Onoon, bpor
al bl. a. tos en- meoicinIf Grab. reiite
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fig | Gilbert Sea. Spr s Gar iiben
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bar boet ps baut en- meset uobrebi
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tloliss Ssh. Son bar enonu en- furs
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at bet ltnloe saa iaa burtist meo BAN.
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ban perionlis i~Oreitoo Sranoinsen.
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gitermieous pua @racelauo &irtesaoro.
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igrite Sfanoinau. buis Sig er branoi
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Decorah-posten., 1895-12-27

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ffrf bopot Slirt fpreIIddst, at ban
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fig oper. at bans auriere bar fat en-
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trGHe ale tiblisere SprbrDbers / 9i9z
pslftab.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-27
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Gor "8ecornb. 8oitsn".)

Zen 9uItbt!fen rriier Ill Srpo bpert Bar.
uelino,
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paour
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Zen ipeiler !is t Siaien II Baruets Gan.
tnI,
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Cub,
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er fllo -
On SlIieu n,eo ct Tuit Of Serrens Ganoe
Ten Sulebilisn mineer os ON Rennsftets
Spu,
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BrlHser Suo fra ban, bpis 9tp - mleb Sors
joining til 2su -
San cfreoe al atarI,sbeb til Rafen
Carl 8. 2arien.
Chicago, Teoember 1895
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-27
Sscar 6. Xcocrion.

9enne Mano omtales MI | ale ONE.
r~itanite Goiier, % uosle meboeler bans
Bortrat. Suns Iaun er mart liseiau
tienbt iom @uuernsr Iltselps. os ban
er en- liseiaa omitriot 8eriou. Spah
bar ban ba siOrt? So. ban er optruabl
meo en- Gnflase mob @isconiins Stats.
uniperiit Il os iiar mob ben Maaos,
buorpaa bet itpres al fin nupGrenos
Ereiibeni, I~rOiesiur gbams. Scr.
%eosrion iinber, at uniueriitetst. fra al
uare en- iOlfelis SsiItOle er bleust err
ariitotratif Gnita!t. bpor fun be RIGGS
Sgnner % 9stre aiRloer noset % fan
luloe fig oppe. Snosn Stuoenteruer,
oenen er Der iulot al ~bemmelise Gel,
Itaber nIso sraite Sositauer ion
Rerfe. % Weolemmerns oerai ubmer.
fer fig i~nsenlunSe ueo i1oelis Sanoel.
men Tiger Saluuner os bolber %iaabannt
lime lise pso nniueriitetets 9orte. 5r1
stpreliens Gioe uiies Der 8artiIfbeb,
o. bet er 8ulitif os Rensepelbe, ionl
raabsr. Greiibent Goams CT lelr
Riliunar os ipmpatbiierer meb b.
rye ps be fine. meoens iiucersnbe a
ben alminoelise Slasie | Staten ppsrs
fees cs t'liicei9ttes.
Geite sr a.porlise 8eFplouinssr, %
bet betanteliae er, at be ipnes at finbs
@jentlous uae 8esne. en- llnbsris'
9elieStUmite er nsbiat.
Oscar g. Rebsrion er, iaauiot pibes.
al nurit Spro. Salfalo er ban Sian.
oinap. Sun bleu isot ! @innsconns.
gSIs., 1867. @inusconues Scttlsmen,et
logger npsle Ml ira Sibtoib. os mango
nurite 6amilier boiatte fig Der | So %
60, aarene. Mr. Seoericn sieunsmsil
Commentator / fin Sjembpsb. bporpan
ban ct Nurs 3io ituoerebe / galpa'
ratio. Sup., os iipen | 8 Var Deb Gam.
renee uuiusriitp i appIetOn. @is. s
BOliii er ban Republitoner % tisnsr
M lin anoen Termin iom supsrinisn.
bent pper be ofientlise sfulsr / @m.
uebusO GOunip, bpur SiLtoib o. @ms
aeconns logger. 5 Roiilepen Sep.em'
Usr bOIbt ban Srplup meo en- Sise fra
in Sismitapn.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-27
On 0anooraabe.

Oct 8anb, Der M sr / 8eroensbaoet,
Snoiser % glue. bet bar mansfolOlS'
Sauss ipauet Oppe | stDerne. en ems
iett 3raa6s alens bat siurt en- iao
epsntprlis aeiie, at iitterlis life mango
bcr siort fig uOsen Soe berum, o9 oil
brig bar nusen &eiienoe / belle TT Sio
t~llbaseInst iaa utrolls lanse Iele.
Gag for Grempel en- Sanobraabe os
betrust ben. Sa. flyer man. bet sr i1tet
unoerlist peo ben, bet er 10 fun en-
Sraabe 8ano; os bog tanbanse bar
Oenne lille Susle iuGuet cuer be for'
fieIi9e 8eroensbele, life en-, men Here
@uuse, tbi op ! Spioen maa ben for at
oanne Stper, os iua bale ueo isien for
at brinse bet fru9tbarsjsreuoe Se9n.