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The herald., 1895-11-28
No Prices Like Ours
On Groceries

Every price we quote is the lowest We in.
tend to keep our prices always the lowest. If
theyre not bring your purchase back and get
the money. That's our standing offer. Com
pare price lis consider that quality is the
cholcest-and see II such prices are to be found
elsewhere. Quick, free delivery.
7. w. JONES, Glendale, Cal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
HOLMES AT WACO.
JuaGLnD A CITIZEN or THAT TowN
ron TWO WEEKS.
Dealer Followed Him to Fort worth
only 60 FInd THAT ua Was Out
Fourteen Dollars.

Waco, Tex, Sept. i.-(speelai.l IAN
other town has been numbered among
those that were worked by the
Holmes PietzeI combination. and that
town Ia Waco, Mr., Charles Pollock be-
ing the man who bears the distinction
OF having had dealing with two such
notorious crooks.
just u few days prior 10 the disclose
uges OF the work OF these two men in
Fort Worth, "a well dressed. pleasant,
high toned and smooth hammered look.
Ing man entered the trunk factory Of
Mr. Pollock on Austin street
lie was nuent speaker. very ana
bile, ana his conversation Indicated that
he was man OF the world. and nc
quainted with business thrift, lie en-
gagged Mr. Pollock In conversation. be-
ginning by introducing himself AK Mr.
flalt, and stated that he and his part
ner, b. l.. Lyman. were interuAted In
the street car ayHtom OF Fort Worth,
aud were engaged In building enter
prlses there.
After talking smoothly along for
some time. Mr. Plctzel alius Plat
seemed to suddenly notice two beautl-
fui trunks near him. and anid;
u wish my partner We're with me,
I am almost certain he would buy those
married soon at Fort Worth, and he
Wishes 10 secure some good trunks Tor
her to take with her on her bridal tour,
but as yet he has found none suitable
Tor tho occasion, I think those would
Just suit him what are they WORTH
Mr.. Pollock told him no would sell
the two together for SA.
VERY wcll' said Mr. Plat. OF
course | viii not buy the trunks for
him. az they might not suit, but you
make out bill on Mr.. Lyman for
the trunks and give II to me, l VIII
describe them 10 him. and II he wants
them he can q. X. the bill send Il
to you from Fort Worth and you can
send him the trunks. on the first nt
the month return the bill nnd you VIII
be promptly paid"
Al this was said with such an uu-
concerned and careless air that Mr..
Pollock aid not suspicion that he was
being duped at the time, but after
thinking over the matter h wrote 10
the commercial agency ut Fort Worth.
Messra. Holmes and Plet2cl. alias ly-
man and Plntt, respectively, had got
ten into the Rrnces Of the Panther qlly
to such IN extent however, and hnl
"playcd' the town 80 neatly. that III"
Information received In anAwer 70 MT,
pOllurlEs inquiry was to the citect
that Plat and Lyman were all Wight.
MIR Pollock sent the trunks TO the al
Dress given hlnl nut upuu hNNu'nB Hla
bul 10 Mr. Lyman the iirst received
no reply lie wrote again and finally
went to Fort Worth. II No happened
that no arrived ON the very day the
disclosures were made concerning
Holmes aud Piotgel. and he found
many men In Fort Worth grlevlng
from the same complaint from which
he was suffering. Messrs, Ilolmoa and
Piet2cl, the men who had duped NM
left the town as he entered II, ana MS
nip proved merely an additional on
ponse which these amoOth Villains In
CURED upon him. Mr., Pollock tried u
keep the matter secret, though when
Il leaked out he laughed about II and
talked quite freely.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

purtmenth ana county authorities we're
required To respect Il until the same
might be reversed by Law. then our
state and counties would perish Tor
revenues TO support them
The effort made TO place the execu-
tive department In conflict with the
Judiciary IN such case would be silly
and ldle--iust 40 with reference 10 cur
law upon ''prlze fghtng" The opinion
OF Judge Hurt may be right, and the
courts may 40 hold, but until they 40
so decide. the executive has but ono
course 10 follow. the dictates Of his
own conscience, acting under the nd-
Vice OF his constitutional adviser the
attorney general
/ have no real opinion az to the cx-
istcnco OF such law ] have made
40 examination. hut | do aolemnly rrO-
test against this use being made OF
Judge Hurts opinion, and do insist that
law requires you 10 interpret our
atatutns In the absence OF decision by
our courts OF final resort. ana TO en-.
force them by all the means which
law places IN your hands. We cannot
barter away our laws for pleasure or
profit. or permit any one else TO do 10.
! need not say our law abiding people
win stand By you In supporting the
mniesty ana supremacy Of our law and
the suppression OF al conspirnclcs AMI
rlOtouH mobs TO violate Il. Nor have
/ any suggestions TO make nH to man
nsr OF proceeding | am content 10
leave this to youe fair ana o1nNicrata
Judgment and loyal purpose 70 enforce
the law. and am sure you VIII ind n
lawful way to prevent and aupprcsa
any and all efforts 20 violate an eX-
press criminal statute, M you under.
stand Il. ana In this you Will have tile
support of all right thinking oitl1ens
Respectfully l., w MOORE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
MOORE is AMAZED.
ADDRESSES rms 9ovEm,oW nn-
GAnDiNo rnIzE FIGHTS.
fudge hori's opluion CARRIES No
More weiRht rhnn MIA, OF
An, Magistrate.

Auetin, Tex, sept q. tspcciail-
The governor Is In receipt OF the fol.
owing,
La Orange, Tex, sept 20. uoyernor,
ann amazed at tho position OF Judge
Henry aud other eminent lawyers with
reference 10 the errect or Judge Hurts
ieciaion upon our "prlse light" law.
10 Ear as Il Affects your duty rc'ating
TO Its enforcement. Tho decision ia ana
san be no more than the Individual
opinion OF a single magistrate. Any
county judge has the fsnt 10 cxerrlse
Inc tamc nuwor and authority thai
this etnlncnt Judge did IN the giVon
ease, nnu the legal eject would lie tho
same. binding no tribunal, court or
executive authority beyond the mere
case. Judge Hurts opiulon or decision
~ not the decision 81 any court. but
mere uS-narte dccislnn rendered Ia
chambers, Il bmdn You IN no sense.
nor can you be justified as the exocu.
1--WE IN accepting i aH the rule OF your
action u you were dihposed TO 10 so.
Ihr nNme eminent Judge. artlnH *.
rAlte N ohnninura could rightfully de-
sue ana deliver any prisoner charged
WIN iailins 10 pay license on oprupa.
u9p' upon tho ground that Il waa no
,lieiitr. sp Tor Instance. there " no
Jaw requiring The payment 81 occupa.
tipp iRN such deeMloH w1uil staad
ana ~ MS law ~ III; ease. W FAR IA
the discharge OF the prlasnor II eon.
cfrnpl II You and shc heads OF de-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
JURY FAIL TO AGREE
NO VERDICT NEr IN THE AMBROSE
ConunN oAsn.


The district court was occupied all
OF yesterday with the Coburn incest
ease, which was reported In yester-
duy'R Gazette, The argument OF uoun-
sci was concluded In the afternoon, and
the case was given 10 the jury at u
late hour At o'clock there had been
no agreement This delay IN taken 10
portond failure to mud Il verdict
This morning the state w. Perry ~.
Thornley, will be- called Thornley, was
Indicted for forging and passing II
check Tor $3.50, The paper was os.
tenslbiy drawn by Il -, Harper Of
Dallas on the National Exchange bank
OF Dallas
Following this viii come the case or
Dr. A. -, AnHel Ut this city, charged
with having procured an abortion on
MisB ltuNiu p'NrN uf Mineral Wells,
The testimony before tho grand Jury
was "a the effect that Miss ONeal,
who " u member OF respectable
family came tu Fort Worth for the
purpose az hiding the disgrace Of be-
coming mother without being able
cd Dr Ncull and other well known
phyniclanH, all OF whom rrfuacd to per.
form the desired operation. She then
went Ia the Grand Hotel aud sent for
Dr. AuHvl who undertook the case.
During her illnoaa at the hotel some
one who had become Interested In the
youlE woman learned the leading facts
IN the case and reported thom TO the
grand Jury,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
aurrMAN IMPROVEMENTS.
New college DuiidinE Nearing Com
pichon--Appiicnnt Examined'

pullman. Tex. Sept A.--(speclal)-'
c. i. Stewart Is erecting very neat
building, which viii he filled with dry
goods when completed.
j, II. Jones and J w. Low have
recently purchased the old saloon
building owned by DR.. Lem Faux or
Yantla. j. W. Low viii move his gro-
cerlcs to that place Mt once.
The county board Of examiners met
yesterday, having twenty applicants
DESTROYS or securing certificates,
j. NJ. Shepard, representing the
Texas Cooperative Investment com'
pnny Of Fort Worth, was here Thurs
day and secured several who took
stock In the company.
y. n. Rhodes and family visited
Dallas Saturday. returning Tueseay'
Mr. Rhodes being very sick.
The new college building IL nearing
completion, and soon Will be heard
tho peallng OF the college bell for the
FIRST time
The Baptist church. having met in
conference iaHt Sunday, called Brother
Bentley OF Wlnsboro az their pastor
for the ensuing year
Mr.. r. j. Goodwin has recently put
an addition 20 his store that pdda very
much to It's appearance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
REFUSED 4 CHARTER.
Southern Texas mutual FIRE iasar-
anee Company Ia Trouble.

Austin. Tex, sent, y -iSpcclnl) 1t
~ understood tonight that the attorney
gsuetai today wrote the state commits
gloner OF Insurance. advising that the
llochhclm Prairie Mutual Fire aui In
surauce association In Southern Texas
be refused "a chatter The applicants
for charter represent that the 1850
citation has fur rs purpose ,hc 1unh
inBurauca OF dwelling houses belonging
10 the memhera In n designated local.
ty, and a. AN Insurance company, pure
aud simple This ~ u question which
tile Insurance commissioner has been
wrestling with Tor some months, and
ia OF great Importance In southern
Texas, whore not "A fcw OF these com
pHnieg have been organized, The at
toruey general Il OF the opinion that Y
these companies have rights they VIII
have to be determined by the courts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
rArcm,NG w rnAon.
Depew Returns From His Amicabic
Mission 90 Newport.

New York, Sent, "a. -Chauncey NJ.
ncpew returned from Newport today,
whore no is supposed to have been on
u mission OF peace TO patch up the dit-
lorencus between Mrs. VIM, Is. Van
dvrbllt ana her former husband, In
anticipation OF the approaching mar
riape Of Miss Connuelc Vanderbilt to
the Duke OF Marlborough
Mr. Depow looked very happy and
AZ though he had accomplished the OBJ
Sect Of his Vlslt Miss Vundorbilt'a dow.
iS will OF course be q largo une, Ten
million dollars is the sum generally
mentioned In addition TO the ten mill
which sum goes with every Vanderbilt
Girl for pin money,
MIR Vanderbilt oulled ON hla dnugh-
ter Mt the Marble house yesterday. In
the absence OF Mrs. Vanderbilt, and
was with nor an hour
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
LIVELY COLEMAN.
Business Activity Is Iteviving-Un
10 College.

Coleman. Tex, Sept. 2I,-This little
city among the hills has been quite
lively during the last few weeks, The
water works are about completed. cot
ton has been coming IN OF late and har-
vcstlng has began In eunestuega dur
the last week
Several OF the young ladies here have
taken their digit, among them the
Misses Morris and Neuable. who have
gone to Baylor college ut Bolton. Miss
Zoe hNteln punman left last Satur-
day by way OF Galveston for the Snm
Houston normal at Huntsville. and NJ IS
Lizzie Woods for Wentherford.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
means COUNTY VARIATIONS.
There IL Decrease This Year.
Abundant Crops.

lilgglna, Tex, sept.a "a -(speclal)--
Tho decrease In the county valuation
OF property amounts to about $50. 600
Thla W due to lower valuation on
school land In the county.
vast abundance OF provender has
been saved. Enough laborcrs could not
be found TO save u all at the proper
time, our county has for products this
season peaches, Wild grapes and piuins.
potatoes, melons of both kinds corn
wheat, oats. millet. cane, milo-maize.
keinr corn, cabbage, turnips. tomatoes
aud alfalfa,
Three prisoners are In iAil-two for
burglary ana one for murder. This In
supported at one time,
uraHn II abundant. Stock fat. hui
very few selling
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

Arrangements Are Al Completed
Tor Them pt Atlanta.

Chicago, Sept. gi,-A dispatch from
Atlanta, Ga, Mtya,
In spite of all protests from the hut
name society II Is said that one OF the
TEXTURES Of the Mexican village at the
big fair Will be genuine Mexican bun
lights. The MeNicans and tr1pplngs
are already ON the ground and the ring
is being built Six full blooded bulls
were bought Bome time ago In Mexico
aud are now on their way to Atlanta.
Just when they win arrive the MeM-
cans win not say, but admit 1t will be
Within. a week
II isthe intention, they say, to bring
OF the first hght without informing the
exposition authorities. This win cH-
tahllsh u precedent, they think. suli-
client to prevent the stopping Of sub
gcqunnt encounters.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
INTEREST nnvIvrNo.
MoiNinncy nssebaii,s,- Heat Dcnison.
4 rrotrarted Meeting,

Mckinney, Tex Sept g. ~ Base tnll
interest In Mckinney has been revived
recently, Denlson'a best talent was
defeated here by the local team yestcr-
day, In the third and last OF a aorlea OF
games,
Representative ] n. Cough OF this
county who was q prominent candl.
date for speaker OF the lower house In
the last legislature, has returned from
Mountain Springs. Colo, where he and
hts family have been spending the
summer
Elder ], n. plnkerton, noted re-
vlvallgt Of Springfield, Mo, is conduct
inr prutranted meeting AZ the Chris
tlan church IN this city
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

Important sui, In the United states
Court.

~ Reno. o. n, Sept el,--(spoclnD.-
The ease OF Keith vs. the United States
was argued before Judge Burford yes
terday. The case In one OF much Inn
portNnce, At the opening OF uldaho-
allotted lands IA Oklahoma proper,
which they had farmod for many
years. Subsequently, whom the Chey-
ennca and ArapAhoes ycrs given al
lottments, the kciths, US members OF
one OF the tribes, were given allot-
ments weAt of the 9sth meridian, The
secretary OF tho interior says they are
not entitled to double allotmonts, they
claim that they are, and they ask the
United states court TO solve the knotty
problem.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
om,uGED wirm rEuJuny.
Arrested Ncar Cisco nnd Jailed
improvements Going ON.

Cisco. Tex. Sept 2i-Avery Toby
OF Junction city. Texas. was arrested
yesterday evening twelve miles north
here on a charge OF perjury by Com
stable Pitcher and Deputy sheriff Foy
and rs now In Jail awaiting the arrival
OF the sheriff from Klmble county.
The old postoilico building has un-
dergonc some improvements and VIII
soon be used by new furniture com
pany,
j. ]. Thomas had the misfortune to
break his left arm yesterday.
There has been more lumber sold at
this place In the last two months than
IN the previous ten months,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

Indications Coed for More--A FRO.
tracted Needing begins,

Cameron, Tex, Sept "a -(speoiai)--
The equlnoNlal rain was heavy In Mi.
lam county and In samo places slight
lain II has beon cool. Indications are
favorable for more rain, A rule
farmers are pretty welt up with their
cotton and the rain will 10 but little
damage to the crap
Rev. O. a. Leclero haEan a no.
tractrd meeting at tho Methodist
church last night. lie Will De assisted
by Rev, j. NJ, Mlcklo, prealdlne elder "
this district Roth are able ministers,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
THOUSANDS do NIGHTLY
10 Hear the Texas Evangelist u, ~
ncno,

III Reno, o. T., Sept sl,.-(speelaD. -
Several thousand people each night at
tend the great revival being conducted
in an Immense arhor In this city by
Rev, Abe Mulkcy, tho Texas evnnge-
list Although the meeting has been
In progress less than week, there
are mhnY oonVersIOnA nlreAdY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

Fcn on Ills Dr-ns, aud Was Fatally
Injured.

Perkins, O. n. Sept 2i.-(SpeolnD.- 49,
Daniel :, Mann, living east Of town.
mot death In u peculiar manner yca-
to-day, lie was rnlaing pump from
the Well, when the piece or timber with
which he was prylng suddenly gave
across II, lniuring him 30 that he died
Ia a short time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
GONE no TUE FAIR.


IIllsboro. Tex. sept. "a. -tspecioll-
quite a large crowd OF HiliHhoros COLI
orod population. including the colored
brass band. lrft on tho excursion tubs
morning for WaAHhnchie to attend the
colored fair and eN-slnvc Reunion,
which viii continue until the 2Sth. The
Katy IL giving special rates,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

WIN lie the Length o' the New n"iI-
road.

South McAiester. I. n, Sept "a
(Spcclnl)-W Bond, chief engineer Of
the KanHaR and Texas coat company,
began tho survey OF a new line of rail-
way which will be built from South
McAlester 10 Fort smith, Ark, The
new road win be about 100 miles In
length,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

Tennessee and Kentucky omcini-
Arm Their Friends for Resistance

Nashville, Tenn, Sept, al..-At
Gaincshoro, near the kentucky line.
a conflict has arisen between Tom
nasce ana Kentucky aherina having
regulation paperH for the arrest uf
Unlted Stniee Marshal Young and
United states Commissioner 'rinsley.
oharRcd with murder. They refuse
fearing they win be mohhed and have
their friends armed In resist attempts
TO take them, They are charged with
Mlling q moonRhlner.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

Jailed n, Paris FOR Passing Counter
f.it silver Dollars.

Paris, Tex, Sent "a ESPECIALLY.
Robinson was Jailed here tonight by
the Federal authorities Tor passing
counterfeit money. lie belongs TO tho
gang that has been operating IN silver
bullion. which Is bought In Mexico ut
80 cents on the dollar and coined into
standard Ameritnn dollars
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

A. u. oamphcu hurt on the way %
Funeral.

Lodl, Tex, sept ALA -. Camp
bell, while on his way to the funeral
Kildare, Tex, was painfully injured -
hla horse falling 0n him. Hla loiee
was reported frie. irdd, his ankie
sprolned, and he was bruised about
the head and fnce
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

symnhihisrr~ Asa rhat the Revolu-
tioniAts 70. Recaanised.

san Antonio. srpt, q. SPEEDILY
Cuban symrathixcfs here aro olrcu.
lating q petition asking conFress 10
recognize the Cuhnna az helllgcrenta IA
their war for Independence.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

Washington, SEPT, A.~-(Speclal,-
iamin N, Hnyard. Dallas, valve gear.
Millard u, Hill and Q. w, Easlny. Hen.
net,a; iiftlng jaek, Jehr V. Lynn,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

A Pistol Accidentally Discharged,
Producing II Painful wound.

Marlin, Sept, Especially
chatham while playing with n pistol.
accidentally shot woman named Lllly
Coleman In the thigh, innlcting a pain
ful flesh wound.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

Guthrie. o. n, Sept. "a (speolaD. 49,
A, w. Foote was convicted OF burglary
In the district court today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

;. A, nenhRm's nraneh riace on IN.
san saba Burnca.

Brady, Tex, Sept. 2i.--(sneciall- -s.
a. Benhem, n leading merchant of thln
place, had a branch store at Camp
San saba. e'cven miles south OF here
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
Texas State FaIl '''
Exposition

And alttacilo,pl.s,u w. X x
merous TO nlen',,s',s.k tl
10 10 November N III a
will be on sa N, Snvs,aba ~ J
4, good unlll Z, n'oa,.'lai,4
slvc. FOR return u
round uip ,.s As ln1,,. 4. j
mum rate ~. 20 4 4 y.
ais limited th''' 4
CIV. BEN. !. . /. X. ~ y N
6 p !. L opssFlos. r's's
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

Guthrie. o, n, Spet, "a, (spoolan. -
The public schools opened yesterday
with an enrolment OF 1860 tho iirat
day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

weldon: hydraulic compressor, Henry
RalseI nGivraton; harness saddle,
lionel j. and II. A. NarzA, Anstin'
fruit picker, Thomas Il. Williams
TruuUe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

They Were Seen Together GU the
streets AZ mckinney.

Mckinney Tex, Sept. 24.-tS peclal)
Yesterday straw hats and overcoata
on our streets were In striking con-
trast Tho thermometer dropped 80
degrees IN II remarkably short time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

lshpomng Mich, sept. 2I--All Ave
companies Of the Michigan troops. sta.
TONED here To prevent lawlcssness dur
lhB the miners atrlSe. LEFT Tor their
homes today,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

THE ONLY LINE running aol,a
trains from Texas to Memphis Withoni
ehango. Tho only line with throurh
ehair ears And Pullman sloeepera "a
Memphis. BE sure that your tiekeI
rsada via Cotton Belt Route. and So.
,,n 'hH very 9est service aud connec-
on or address N''
A. A. Gibson, r. p. A. '-- -
ID, NJ. MORGAN, c. Il. II
, 49, tgl MalA ST.. Fort Worth. Tex
q. O. WARMER. @, p. A.. Tyler Tar
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-05-03

Jas. Peery was up from Humboldt
Wednesday.
A large invoice of window shades
just in at Culbertson's.
DR.. Haas Hog & Poultry remedy at
CampbelPs Drug Store.
J.P. Decker was up from Elsmore
Wednesday on business.
VIC Hankins went over to Wich-
ita Monday on legal business.
Col. u. B. Pearsall, of Fit. Scott,
was in town between trains Tuesday.
If Won have any tin work don't fail
to consult prices of w. l.. Bartels q
Son.
Carpets. mating, and shades at
Culbertson's next door to Northrup's
bank.
A number of our young sports went
TO Piqua Saturday tO-see the Dali
game!
Ifyou have any tin work of any kind
that you want done, get w. d. Roots
figures.
DR.. Chastain has got on his summer
shave. AS sign that beats dozen
swallows.
Music racks, Easels, Celuloid d Sill.
yer Curtain Poles just received al
| CulbertsOn.
The largest stock of barbed wire IN
Allen county at lowest prices at Bar
/ tells & Son
Knapp sells buggies to dealers al
over the state. He knows what low
prices are,
There is lI-barrel iron water tanE
at the REGISTER office that will b'
sold cheap.
A full line of fresh garden seedi
| from tie Kansas Seed House at Bar
! tells & Son.