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The herald., 1895-01-17
Court Hot-s.


Judge Smith 10 ads an order yceterday
that the trial Of Lucien Healy is to fol-
-iew Immediately sitOls the corcfusion oi
that OF Feeler.
The tTial OF Charles s. Pnrcells, for
forgery, was set for March 10Th. defend
ant having pleaded not guilty. The
court refused to reduce his bail. which
ia net at $1,000, but intima'sd that cash
deposit OF $500 would he accepted.
Charles Daley and Thomas Naal will
be tried February 2lst, in department
one. on the charge OF having aided
William Brinning to escape from the Los
Angeles city jail on Decsm Der 2Sth.
Alfred ]. Newton, scoused OF having
bought five gallons of stolen oil, had the
time at which he has to plead continued
again yestsrday, until the 21st.
Mary F. and Byron o. CLARK against
Hannah T. and ]. D. Yocum, an action
to recover $4,000 for alleged preach of q
contract for she sale of land, was tried
yesterday by Judge Mckinley. A mo-
ton for non-sut was ordered submitted
on briefs. Deien dants did not offer any
evidence and the case was also submit
ted on briefs. sH
j. 7. Keffel. young man. was ex-
amiued for insanity in department three
yesterday. He was found on the street
early yestegoSy morning with horse
and surrsy ana could give no account OF
himself In court he refused to speak
Keffel was ordered turned over TO his
father in Boyle Heights and his ex-
animation will be resumed JannGrv 23d
at . 80 O'Clock.
Edward Jarvis. au incorrigible bov. II
years old, WAS committed by Judge York
to Whittier during mis- minority on COM
plant of his father, Charles Jarvis, a
painter oil l042 Santee street.
William klcos terhns. native OF Hol.
land. was natura!zed iu department
three.
Dick Brown, the colorsd bill poster,
was examined before Judge Shaw, on
complaint OF Dewitt Q. Bennett, in re-
gard to his mental capacities. He has
struck com pianant twice in 1894 and
has threatened TO shoot him. Brown is
afflicted with epilepsy. bus the board OF
insanity examiners did not consider
him out Of his mind.
The herald., 1895-01-17
Thre. P.ao. Disturbsr.,

D. D. Bowden disturbed the peace on
Alameda street last night and was ar.
rested by Officer Stephenson. F. E.
New bauer and Tom Cline committed a
similar offense on First street and were
locked up by Sergeant Smith.
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A Cha,,snr. Accepted.

The revolver team OF the police de-
partment has accepted the challenge of
the signal corps of the Seventh regi-
ment, N. G. c., to a shoot to take place
ct the Westlake range, on ths 9th inst.
The shooting will be q distance Of 30
yards and will be commenced at a. m.
The teams consist of eight men each.
Officer Rico 10 captain Of the police
team,
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Santa Catalina IsInnd.

Three-and.ahan hours to beautiful ecu n.
try and charming climate. Good hotels.
Steamer Saturday from San Pedro connecting
with morning trains from Los Angelo. Will
miuR.on nsportation Co.. 222 g. Spring St
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>,AknIAGH LIonNs @s.

Hiram Mussclman, Com ton on...................62 62
Clara Cord II. Los Angeles. .,.............41 Al
James Twcedy, Flor nee ce......................4
Laura NJ. TWeedy, Florence. ce...................25 20
Ed :. Truen, los Angeles. ................2G 2G
May Cobler. Los Angeles ......................2 %
Lucien a. Souther. Coyina.............. .... 81
sAllie ID CAntonio re- Covina ........... 2s
The herald., 1895-01-17

Don't forget TO hear the new compo-
sitiou by Arthur Browne Uvedale, at his
concert, on Monday, tho 2lst. Also the
celebrated oDerstic oontrAlio, Fanny
Stinhouse Gray. at Bartlctri hall. 103
North Spring street. Tickets 50 cents
and So cents.
The herald., 1895-01-17
Charged With Petty Larceny.

R. S. Dapres, a carpenter, WAS ar
rested yesterday by Detectives Auble
and Hawley and charged with stealing
slS worth of carpenters tools from R J.
Fraser. He will be tried in Justice
Morrison's court at 8 o'clock today.
The herald., 1895-01-17

Mirrors, both French and German plate, can
now be had at great saving on former prices
French mirrors. both plain and beveled; also
peveled plates made to order All work guar
anteed. H. Raphael & Co., 440 8. Springst.
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ws1uer,s Ktmbsrlev

15s N. Main, opposite old court house. Specs
ard Eyeglasses specially. Fine watch and
jewelry repairing. Also diamonds and fine
jswelry at lowest hgures Wagner, the old re-
liable ieweler.
The herald., 1895-01-17
Our Home Brew.

Maier & Zobelein's lager, fresh from their
bre very, on draught in all the principal sa-
looms; delivered promptly in bottles or kegs
phOne 81.
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lIairdrsasiug.

shampooIng and Me nicuring after the most ap-
proved styles and methods by the very best
artists, at the Imperial Hair Bazaar, 224-226
West second street.
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JOTTlNGS.

Trunks ana Leather Goods.
All styles and varieties. Large stock always
on hand, and repairing specially j. c. Gun
ningham, 236 B. Spring st. Tel. SI8.
The herald., 1895-01-17

W. A. Ryan, attorney-at-law, rooms a. and
9, Allen block, cor. Spring and Temple streets
The herald., 1895-01-17
s1np Paying Rent by Building

Through the Savings Fund and Building go.
ciety of Los Angeles. Monthly payments
Twelfth annual series now open. Z. II. Grasett
secretary, room l03 Wilson block. First and
Spring,
The herald., 1895-01-17

Try a gal. Maltese club whiskey. 50. so,
unexcelled for purity and flavor Veche
q Co., cor. Comerc'l & Alameda, tel. 300.
The herald., 1895-01-17

Airs. G. Dosch, millinery parlors, 1901 g..
Spring st., rooms As and a. Ladies, have
the extreme styles.
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IIrei}

SCUILY-At Rowland. T J. Scully, native OF
Ireland, aged 75 years, IL months and 10
The herald., 1895-01-17

Tony Zoro is now in Arion Hal, 1O1 Re
quena street, whero he serves a commercial
lunch from IL to 2. and has fine bowling
alley.
The herald., 1895-01-17

A. A. Eckstrom has removed to 324 South
Spring street with his stock of wall paper
The herald., 1895-01-17
Fin. Fruit. and Vegetables.

Everybody says Richardson. Lowry & Co.
lO9 T. First ST. have ths incest and clean IS
fruit store in Los Angeles Telephone 1878.
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rhr Finest FIavor.d Oyster.

In bu and cans, 90 cents, full quarts; fine, fat
and juicy. Cans. so cents. Discount to hotels
and restaurants. Fred Hanimans Mott Market.
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w.V r.~o- n"-~ loc rou. a9a 6 e,--~r
The herald., 1895-01-17

Wall paper at Ecsstrom's, 394 s. soriug st.
The herald., 1895-01-17

Buy ths whitney make trunk sad travelling
bag Factory <23S sepiaz &
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yay
FIX n & CO., 1875 s. SPRING ST
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reputable physicians.
by
Cor. Main and rHNFaSp-GT ssA-ss-,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22

"A ppakNN lin
Ax L OXlNlL
,t1lItdktl httlI Vdlilt0


Washington, Dec. 2l.-tSpecial)--
The Texas members OF tho house have
occasion neither for great rejoicing or
great regret because OF their commit
tee assignments. they have been fair
iy served by tho speaker. without being
specially honored. Representative
sayers holds his place as the leasing
Democrat on the appropriation com
mittee. and is also riven a place on the
COMMITTEES on expenditures on public
buildings.
Representative Bell keeps his place
on Pgt lie railroads. whore he served
20 faithfully during the last Hessi' ~.
and is given besides place at nc
had Of the Democrats on one OF the
elections committees ana also on the
committee on education.
Reprcsen alive Culberson heads his
party OF. the judiciary committee.
Rcprngentatiye Bailey IL specially
co - olimented or being allowed 10 re-
nam on the Judiciary committee. for y
~ seldom that two men finn The same
state are placed together. He IN also
on the committee on tho revision OF
Judge Noonnn. the Republican mem
Der, receives an ir ortant post on the
committee on Interstate and foreign
commerce. nnd ~ also on Tue comhIt-
tee on expenditures In tho interior de-
par. -lent.
Nr. rcndleton goes to the committee
on Indian affairs. particularly Inter.
esting to Western moi Judge Abbott
Keeps i.ss prominent place on public
buildings and grosnds, being also on
The District o. c iumbia committee.
which 10 Practically the board OF alder
men for Wellington.
Representative Crowley IL very much
pleaHcd by his asnignrent 70 merchant
marine ard .she1'ics. but In dispoled TO
look upon his other place On reform IN
civil service ~ something Of a Joke.
Representative Yoaknm " placed on
the ''miiltia" and also on "y.nsilation
and acoustics for the capitol"
Representative Hutclrf0n was the
very life OF the comniftee on claims.
and tho committee on patents during
the last congrcDs as both are the birth
places Of the big steals and both iur-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22

a. Given out Yesterday by speaker
Reed.

Washington. Dec. 2i,-rhe following
are the house committees:
Foreign rA-RepubllcnnH; HIT
Gll.) chairman; Draper tMaAs.). Adnms
un). QuiEg IN. W. cousins ua.), TAFT
Ohio smith tMieh), Heatwole tMinn1'
Parsons IN, CO Democrats; Mccrear,.
dSy), Price DAD. Tucker (vn). Dcns'
more tArk). Money tMlss). Ncwlandf
(Nev.)
ways and menns-R Republicans
Dlngley tMe). chairman; Payne IN,
". Dalzeli u'a). Hopkins Oll), oroB
venor tohio). Russell (Mlnn), Dilll
vover ua), Steel Und), Johnston IN
d.. Evans 0tyJ. Tawncy Mimi Dem
ocrats: Crisp tGa.), Mcmillan tTcnn)
Turner Gal, Tarsnoy tMo). Wheeler
tAla), McLarin ts, c.
r.ules--P epublicans; Spc akor Reed
chairman: II .nderHon Ua.). Dalscll nal
pe'no rate: Crisp tGa), Mcmillan
Cronn)
Approx Ratio ~ ttcpnblIcans: Can.
non UlD. chairman. Lingham pa.
Grout Wt, Northway ohio). stone
Pa.). Arnold IN. ~. Hayner fNeb)
nnd), Mccall CTcnn) Democrats;
sayera Tex) Dookcry MOI. Llvings.
ton tGa.). Robertson U.a). Layton
ohio, Bartlett IN. W
Banding and currcncy--Hepubllcan
Walker fMnps). chairman: BrosILt
Pn). Johnson Und), Van voorbip
Ohio. Mccinnry tMinn). Fowler IN
calderhead rKnn). Hill Comm, Cool
dll) Democrats: Cox CTcnn), Cobb
iMo), Cobb LAln }. black tGa.), New
lan,s fSev). Cowen fMd)
q In. WEIGHTS and mensures--Rcpubli-
ca.-: G. W. Stoie Pa), chairman
Hartman Mont). Loudcnringer IN. -
Hunter Wy). BrcwSter IN. ". Had.
ley nlls). Mcclure ohio. Southland
lohi@. Fsirchild On. y. Cannon
I,ankhend fAia.). McTae (Ars), Spark.
man ,Fla). Spencer tsiias). CLARK tAla)
Rivers and ha boris Itepuhiicans
Hooker IN :, }. chairman; Herman
tOre). Stephenson fMich), Hepburn
pa. Cooper (wis), Burton tOhio)'
Brrrett (Mass.). Reeve. anal. Town
lMinn.), Dovener tW. Val. Clark (Mo)
Walker tva,) Democrats: catchingr
fMiss.), Lester fGaJ, Clark fAla,). Nc
cullough tA.k). Berry U<y)
Railways and cannlr--I,cpublicqns
chit kering IN. ". chairman: Cool
(Wls), I.oiacnring u'a.), Warner Uilf)
Isoote IN. ". Lacey Ua.), McEwan
Jr., IN. ~. caiderhead uSas) Demo
crats--Mcf.nurin a.. CD. Lockhart IN
CD, McMann ulis), MCKINNEY wal
Otcy u.n.)
Immigration and acknowledgements.
pubIicansi Bnrtholt. OMo.), ahairm1n;
Danford da-). Adhesion (Pa), Trrace-
well 0nd), HOW'LL IN. ID, Barne,
(Wlr.). Mahonuy IN. " Democrats
Gowen (M..), Wilson Is. c.. Henurick
dSy.). Buck U$s.)
Indian Republicans: sher-
nun IN. ". chairman: Curtis tkns.(
Wilson (ohao). Meikeij3Ln Neb)
Gamble (s. d.. Dooiiitie Cwarh). Fish,
er IN. ". Eddy tMInn.), stewart (Win)
white dils). Hyls fwash), Watson
nnd). Flynn (okla) Democrats; Allen
fNiss), Maddox 0ia.). Psndlcton (TexJ.
Il'.ie fArlsD owens tKy)
Public buildings and grourds-fe-
tniblicans; MiIIicnn tMe.). chairman
Morse (hiass.). Meyer tNeb). Hicks
tPa.), Iiilborn Cali. Keller (Minn)
GilIctt az. ~. White dii). Hyde
(waph). Henry nnd,J Democrats;
Bsnkhead lAizJ, Abbott trsx). Skin
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22
ner az. cO. sparlmnn Crla). Ilttl

her ,N. VI, sphfkinhn ttiub iAtih
lhriSp.
Pacific railways Republicans. Cow
es Wt) chairman; Hepburn ua.)
Wright (Mnas). Watson tO). Blaei
IN. W, Arnold PaJ, Johnson tcal.)
Hubbard MOI. fNrria undJ. Demo
rats: lioatnor dab Kyle (AiiEEl
Ucll c'cx). Harrison tAla), Patterson
CTenn). Bulzer IN. W.
Naval nfrnirs'- Republicans. Boutelle
tMc), chairman: Robinson u'a.). I'm,
lick to), liilborn tcoio.). Bull Or ~
uil). Dayton tw. <Ha.). Democratic.
Cummings IN. W. Meyer d4n,), None,
tMies). Han tMo). Tate (Ga). IIar,
pa.).
Military affairs--R cpublicnns; Hun
0n). chairman; Curtis On. W. Marsh
ulD, Woomer Pa). drifiln twis)
Southwlok IN. W. Parker IN. ~.
Bishop tMich), Fcnton 90, catron
IN. M, Trnccy tMo), DemocrltHl
TarHney MOI. Tyler fya). Mcclcl-
Ian IN. W. Washington tTennD. Hart
Ua), I,ockhard IN. CO.
Interstate and foreign commerce
Republicans. Hepburn ua), chnirmnni
Fletcher tMLnn), Sherman IN. Y)
Wagner Pa.). DoolIttle Wash). Sot-
Ito IN. CO, Aldrich uli). JOY Mo.j,
corlIsn (yass), Bennett IN, W, Stew
art W. JsJs ftouuun 'i'Nfs if'iHu-
Gratis; Price ua). Patterson CTenn),
nartlctt IN. ~. Rusk tMd). Eilet,
(va).
Judioiary.-vl Republicans. Henderson
na.), chairman; Ray IN. ". Brodcr-
ick. Kan, Updcgra- ua.). Gilldit
fMass), strong %. Bafer IN Nd
Connolly Oil), Burton Mo. drown
Cronn). Lewis Ky.), Democrats: Gull
berson TEX. Boatncr DAD. washing
TOM, crenn.), Bailey (Tsx.). Terry
~ III 4, penrmond mol.
com,r,,,o. :, e,cc,,ons M. i--peoub.
iicans' Daniel a., ~, cha, urn "a
Royce unuy, ,t "o ui,y ~
pap, Moooy Mnssy. L'rry l.r,ts,,
pemoc, ". pius'1o'e 'N'"'' w.
III, IuIner W. ,,,,,,..,.. rohr.
COMMITTEE ~, .iep" u,noma fyepr
son uhap. chn,rnan' ni'au N.,,,,,,
Prince ulisj. Iayior on,o,, m.,s.
wv. va)' tons & ,r.i" XII,
Harrison taia''' Ainbuiu 'S"''' "'''
Missl. ,,..,,,.an.. Nc.
Committee no; -hepm u, .,,sS
rail tMassl, chairmsn, in9'n.' ~ IVA,
Jenkins WEI; mnhe' , d." nerve.
street Ind.h SounipE Nay my
ct-ui beii CreA)' Dear"o"o '"o''
'ones tvhp. - 80. xooa.-,,.r,hi,.
Postomccs hnn poh. ,u aa..s ,,,,,,
cans; Louac sSn'' en Ian,nn fAfirh,
dils.). Gardner ~, ~, in'o ~ ~,
sporty comm selue ~. ~ ~, ,o,,,an
, NM, L tpsams maboney M vi, Mnr,
ply tAriz) Democrats; ,rs Eyie 'n nrasn
swanson sval. S TN IN ma,
IN, rcnhs'1 r,so,,hl,c9rs scrsnton
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22

nish a Ut field for a serutinizlng oh
lcctor, He Is therefore given both
h,a old nssighments. lie leads the
Democratic list on patents" whicl
means the Craftsmanship OF the com.
mlttec " ever the Democrats regain
the house.
Representative Grain gocB 10 post
offices ind postronds and to election
OF the president and vice.prealdont
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22

San Antonio. Tax. Dec. e1.-(speciai)
Justice Brewer OF tho United States
supreme court delivered lecture to
the young lawyers club ia tho court
house today. on the Jury system. Near
iy every member of the local bar and
all OF the judiciary. besides many 9TH
ers. were rrenent. and gave the dis
tingulshcd jurist great attention. He
discussed the interesting subject in a
masterful manner. and received the
plaudits OF eve.y one present.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22
UNUSUAL LYNCHING.
A, ARKANSAS NEGRO rnnowS
INTO 4 MILL POND.
II. Was stripped s.d whipped sad
VIZ. Then Drowned with Heavy
Ir.ns TIED to niA,.

Little Rcck. Ark. Dec. Killarney
Drown. cclored. was lynched By crowd
OF seven or eigh, negroes near wrights-
Vile, Ark. this morning IN very M
usual manner. Blown had been liy-
Ing with another negro's wife, the hus-
band having left her. This husband re-
turned few days ago and this morn
Ing got some Of his nsisabors to help
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22
rIcn 6XT-LnMKS CONVICTED.
other ork Done In FL Reno .Fsd-
ernl Court.

ernl Court.
El Reno. o. T.. Dec. 2i.-tSpesiai)--
Federal count adjourned here yesterday
after transactirg an unusual amount
of business. Most OF the criminal
cases were for crimos committed In
Hiowa. comanche and Apache reserva-
tion.
Tho jury in the government
against Santiago Garcia. charged with
murder. after being out twelve hours,
brought in verdict OF not guilty.
by reason OF insanity. The defendant
Ii = Mexican. part so years ct age,
who had killed an Indian N rivalry
over the affections OF scuaw.
Among other cases was hat Of the
United Statss va Henry FrAs. charged
with larceny, convicted. Fras IN n
rich cattieman. owning several thous-
and head OF cattle in Western Oklaho-
ma and Texas at the present time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22

Scoan), wnhsr az VI. Mnsp' " {11yl
r.eishtloy und), iaaiser III ~ 4, D|| = Z
erals. Moses GA. 81 IN tisaf, "; V! 4 /.
llamn (MisH.)s Card .lSy), Stokt y
%. Turner ii'ao SLIT sf', ~: Y 4 y I
ray N. ks, chairman y adams a. 81 Z
Arnold OK, ~, Cooper f\TIh.), Alilc4
(Mich.). Clark tMo). Curtis Q<-l, Il
Hunter {Ily,). Hose und) Demnrrn1-.t
Alien tMieH), McDcrnon ('renn.] }. Wqd1I;5
ard IN. CO. otcy (va9 A. z
Mines and mining -Republlcnns: AT
ken tMlch.) chairman; Cousin dab
Hartman tMont). Lelsenring Pa.l'
Mondcil Cwyo.). crunp (Mioh.). Gram
Qll.). Eddy (Mlnn.). Hardy uud }, Cam 4
non (Utah). Democrats: Tate tGs.).
coclsroll (rex). Nell (Ark). Kendall
(ky.)
cans; Norman (ore.j, chairman: Bar,
ham Cali, Wilson udaho), Ehnfroth
(Col.) Mondcl Nyyo). Gamble Is. Oh
Hyde CWnsh.) DemocrntB. Hutcheson
CTcx.), washington (Tcnn.), Bartlett
(Gn.), Bell Coli
Merchant marine and flshcries--Rt-'
PS srIn" ira pay Mop al dis gnasT ton
Ohio, Girls .oid ra). Mccormick IN. y
~, simpkIns (nnss.). Minor (Wisl
p,rnocrntp, Berry ky.). Robbins Aiakf
,'oper tFla). Fitzgerald (MassJ. Grow,
siiii'im--Rcpublicans, Marsh mn,
chairman: Frederick fKRn }, Hurton.i
(No.), II auiding tMich.). Fentpn (ohl4ls4
Woodman mi. Miller wv. ,va.), Fe<<9}
ker IN, ~ Democrats: Bartlett On
~. Elliott q. CO. Tyler (va-). eng!
IN. CO.. Ycnkum tTex) : Z. 81 VA
Patents -ltepublicsnr. Draper Qf41
chntr,rrns IIicLa 0pu.l. Hnu<r6ufI<&&I 4
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him avengs himself on Brown. They
took Brown into tina woods, stripped
him, nd after whipping him, took a
rope and tied ca-tinga TO hi after
which he was threwn into mill pond
apc drowned. Calvert E:.-'t. the hus-
sani, and Valentine iamcton. his SON
iG-leN. nrs In Jail.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22
BEHIND CLOSED DOORS.
PopuIist Executive Committee Met
nj Gntesville.

Gainesville. Tex. Dec. 81 .---tSpecial)--
The executive COMMITTEES OF the Popu-
lists met today behind closed doors.
and rre rtili In session: Your reporter
tried 10 find out the object OF the meet
ing from ahe chairman. but he refused
to talk " ..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22
AnnEToRioAL CONTEST.


Roanoke. TEX. Dec. 2i.-tspeciai)--
Tho rhetorical contest at this place
Lat night In tho Union church, under
the auspices OF the ioanoke public
achool, wac a decided success In every
respect, the house was crowded TO its
utmost capacity.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22

Ladies' hemstltchcd and embroidered
With scallopod or hemetitchod edge.
Al &C. Toe, ~ lee lie and extra hlKh grade
men handkerchief. very sheer and
nnc, with beautiful dainty embroid-
Try at 6oc, 7Sc, 81, si25 ana $3.50, You
VIII think they are worth double the
money
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22
Dress Goods.

plaids and Z ncy dress pa,tcrne a'c
being cut down f~-t: make your 20
Lotions Monday morning early,
1880 dress patterns 49,. -. .sl2Bc
Ono third 10 one hat of In ali .ncy
less goods In back soodB.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22
srAnDED FATALLY.
sam Dots Met Death In shooting
Gallery.

Crockett, Tex. Dee. -tspecial)--
Sam Dofts was fatally stabbed this
evening by Ed King, colored. At a
shooting gallery. Dotts Will die. He
was wounded In the stomach. The
cause Of tbs dinlculty = not known
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22

Or looking over our invoices we find we have had mi.
ason exactly sevenyfour fur cape and we find we have
hft on hand thirty.one ~ A"''
L On Monday and Tuesday we will make II an object
ia great many people to buy of what are left Among
@ lot left are some OF the very finest garments we ha
at all AT the prices named they should be snapped
81 very quick. pp'N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22
Umbrellas.

The last few days have caused many
OF ne TO look up our umbrellas to ind
them missing. Give your friends a
pointer and you may ind one ChriAt-
mas morning. They know we keep
reliable umbrellas aud one coming
from uH Ia bound TO be all right
Fancy holiday umbrellas Ia sterling
silver trimming and iirnt-clnas sllh. the
best $500. Just aa good silk but not
ns good handioa for mitch loss money,
Special values In silk serge umbrellas
800 up cane and umbrella strapped
together, match trimmings $3.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22
Special SAFE on Rugs
|for Christmas Presents.

Goat skin rugs sizes 2sx64. Lined. Cinnamon Bear
fox leopard and fine line of combination colors wort
from IS to 81. So special So
Best quality unlined goat skin rugs il. ~ jte black
and gray. $50. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22
Ia Paris Rugs.

Finest effect of any rug made All new patterns and
coorings, worth $3.50, special Sc.
A fine assortment of Smyrna, Moouett and Wilton
rugs at very low prices.
Let it be remembered that this house keeps at all
times the best line OF mems night shirts from upwards
Years present
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-22
Watches.

Give the boy n watch. we arc selling
a stem winding watch that VIII Keep
good time and stand rough handling
for si.00 81
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Aprons.

white aprons IN liemmtd 4nd bai1 !:
stitched. uricn Tom i6u ~ o., \ :. n n
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Japanese silk en- 4
bro'dered and seal 3
Hoped hand erchiefs,
J worth Toe and 15c. &
choice be. 9
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north nrI q WOryUnr WlntH thomi
nothing rot I 20 brighton II dull
room We have big line from zoe
up, can pleaee anyone, In sllkollnea Ent
JapaneEc Tilt drapeiy: We hcvo Il
beautiful collection OF styles, all the
now patterna.
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xvyrlx. TEX. c. r. rHrBo, Nan.
rirst-class In every respect. cen
,,.ljy located and most popular hi
z, A the state capital. s5
eAzETTE HEADQUARTERS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
The record-union., 1895-06-14
INBXCUSABLE RECKLBSSNESS.
Jay Wheelmeu Who Bring Dis
credit on All Bicyclists.

Jay Wheelmeu who Bring Dis
credit on All Bicyclists.
AS little girl was crossing the street at
Twelfth and o on Wednesday evening
she was run down by a wild bicycle
rider. Though she was thrown heavily
to the ground. the wheelman did not stop
to see how badly she was hurt, but kept
on his way.
Last night there was two or three
among the many riders on j and X
streets who went through the town as
fast as they could make their wheels
travel, and several persons narrowly es-
capped being run over.
1t is noticeable that these wild riders
are beginners-persons who have little
or no command OF their wheels, and they
are too unshilled to be able to avoid col
lison if they get in tight places. Ex-
perienced riders know too we'll the dam
ger of going at breakneck speed through
the streets and are careful to avoid doing
so.
All wheelmen should know that the
public streets are not proper places for
racing, and if some of them do not mend
their ways III this respect there is danger
that restrictions may be put upon the use
of wheels that will do an injustice to the
more leyelheaded class of riders.