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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-02-05
HOW RECEIVED IN
CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON. Jan. 2S.-Iuformation
was received here to-day at midday
that Governor Evans had placed
Charleston uoder metropolitan police
system. By an act of the legislature
passed in 1894. the governor of the
State was empowered to place any city
under metropolitan police whenever it
was deemed necessary to the enforce
ment Of the dispeusary law by State
board of commissioners. consisting of
himself, the secretary Of state and the
.comptroller general. The people of
.Charlrs,oo are bitterly opposed to the
metropolitan system and they believe
that Governor Evaus is prompted in his
action simply by the determination to
keep personal friead and follower of
his 10 Office here. 10 December. a new
municipal administration, which Gov
ernor Evans had tried his best to defeat.
went into Office When the time for
appointing a chief Of police came,
Mayor Smyth appointed Ingraham
Hasell. mao who had been opposed to
him politically, but one iu whom every
one had great confidence. j. Emore
Martin, who had been chief of police
under the previous administration, was
a personal friend aud follower of Gov
ernor Evans and one of the very few
Tillmauites 10 Charleston. His oppo-
nents claimed that be had been bitter
partisan and that for that reason he vas
UNQUALIFIED to hold his Office. Martin
has made a good police officer outside Of
political considerations, and be had
strong friends in the city. Two of the
aldermeo selected with Mayor Smytb
being sick wbea he appointed Hasell,
his opponents had majority Of l 10
coun ell and refused to confirm the ap'
pointment.
It twas after this that Governor Evans
began to threaten that uuless Martin
was reappointed he would put the met
ropolitau bill 10 force. This he did to-
day by appointing J. NJ. Eason. L. 5.
Wilbur and Edward Anderson as the
local board of commissioners. This
board met this afternoon and organized
Their only action besides the transaction
of routine business was to appoint y.
Elmore Martin, the man whom Cover
nor Evans is accused of trying to keep
in job. marshal or chief Ct police Of
the city. The city council met again
tonight aud Mayor Smyth again ap'
pointed Hasell chief Of police. The
appointment was at once confirmed, a
Smyth alderman having recovered
from bis illness and one of the oppo.
nepts of the administration voting With
the mayor. The best people of the city
bitterly resent the action taken by the
governor and they accuse him of hav'
ing protituted his high Office for pollt''
cal purposes
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-02-05

The Stearn Racer holds nearly all the
worlds records. The Steerns Special is the
finest combination track and road wheel
bu.... And the Stearns Model A is the
road wheel par excellence. The Stearns
Ladies' Wheel and Tandem are perfect models
of their kind. H. G. Osteen i Co, Agents
or Sumter aud Clarendon.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-02-05

In going TO get a drink stop and thlnk
what bargains in Pianos, Organs and Sewing
Machines are to be had at the Sumter Music
House. in the Masonic Temple building.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-02-05

Hoods Pills cure all liver ills, constipa-
ton, biliousness sick headache indigestion. 2oc.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-02-05

"I have used Hoods SarsapaTilla for
nervousness ard am in better nealth b
than for years. Mrs. SARAH E.
LYLEs, White Bluff, South Carolina.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-30

de Lsyasseur, Que era su Uovio, DO ha que
rido casarse con ella iClarol Como que
estAu tan NAL; que han vendido la mitad del
gansdo
-Ahf viene Veronica Anclain Mira
que pstasl.... Cuardo Sc tienen semejan
tes pies, no Sc pone uno zapatos blancos.
Que bonitos pendientes lleva ustedl
Son antigucsG
81; me los compT6 mi padre en- Roueu,
en- casa de un aptcuario
Saba usted que Pourpier, ell Dotario de
Sain Frambert va a trOBar2 -. Que lasti-
NAL Fea sin dfuerO, tardars en- encoutrar
msrido Ciementina
iPues, anda, no Sc dsba ella POGO tono
porque tenia relaciones con un escJibano
La encontFaban en- la calle, spenas sc
dignsba saludar
los sefiores condes de Edennemare,
tvendr&u 81 bsiieG
la eI fermedad de sn sbuela; pero su hiio
Psscusl me diio aver que no faltarfs, si We
LIZA yo. IQus bien bsilai
--Lo QUE mejor le ha heeho bailar hssta
ahors, IA aldo ell diuero de su papa
Les L g'orieux sesbsn de legar Mire
nsted, SO sientan ALA abajo, Ia izqnierda
Felicia Va a coger una rtfcoLts faerza de
ms near la cab, Z, como IN caballo.
-Dicen que le hace la corte al hijo de
Gar Ajan...
ST, 10 cree; pero no oonseguirs NADIA Ell
slcalde es millionaire, guerra para su here
dero una mnjer RIGA. ALI viene precisa.
meDte con 81
Pourtois SO dirigio hacia los recieu llega
dos. strcpellando stodo ell mundo hacien-
do grctt seas reverepcias Qliso lleyarlos a
Ia tribuna DE- las aRtoridades; pero el aIcal
de, m&R sonbrio que de costumbIe, le re-
chazo con impaoiencis; J tomando oil brsso
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-30

mo ustedss quieran. yo les aseglro que 81
caremos una mayaria euorme POROUS al
Vls1o zorro de allf arribk. csc no hay q Ia
temerie. No tiece u nj dientes, nj pelo 81
qniera.
Y la VOC atiplada del tabsrnero reson6
mas chiilona sl hacer esta insoleute aicma
ci6u,
Y despues vendrau las elecoiones mum
clpaies -afild Fleury Cada eosa a 81
tempo
E rostro moreno de Oarvaian adquiri6 IN
tono sombrio. Sus ojos brllaron, f-unci6
las ceias, y dijn con vcz SEGA:
y a vereEaosl FL momento para formsr
tales proyeetos no es este. -. Hay que con-
tar con IA oposici6n
al decir esto, seflalo ell angulo do1ds
por institute Sc habian reunido los represea-
Iantes de Ia aristocracia de aquellos con-
tornos.
Ii sefiora de San-Andre, acababa de lie
gar con su hij1 y sus tres hijas; el vieio
marques de Couvrechamps, que mznd6 IN
Dataiion de movies duralta Ia guerra, y SO
distlngnlo muchtsimo an IA bttala de B1-
cny, estaoa rodaado da mus hos lie Gus anti
gaos soidados, que, en- Ia paz on medic de
In tranqullidad de sus respactivas families,
gustso "a de recordar los tiempos de luehAs
y de peligros
III vizconde de Edennemare rondaAa en-
tHrno la senora Tourette, euyo marido,
agante de camhio gu Paris. hab'a oomorAd9
2 2 Acia mny POGO, In msg gaftica propiedad do
u srallerie, dos leguas de Nsuvilla In bA-
Ionesa winds de S linte -Croixera el objsto dc
"a atancion de todos los srist0cratas, q quia-
le5 distraia con su agra liable conversscion.
Entre los dos grnpos, uuo rodea1dl
JarvAlau, otro tornado por los mas nobies
,ropietarios de la provinoia, so notAbl nlA
'iierencaa, cansa dc extrano oontraste.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-30

ban las manos del alealde. En- los oios dc
los mas Sc revelaba ell miedo, en- los de mu-
chos ell odio, ocult0 baj jo las apariencias de
una franqueza f4lsa Ea suma: Sc descu
bria primera vita quien era el tirauo Y
quieaes los sGbiitos que le acataban humil-
des temerosos.
Con los N IS altos era con quia7e3 Carva
IN SO manIf-staba mas daro ms frio.
Ercontraba gran placer en- poner de relic
We ante su hijo su preponderancia, auu ira
tandose de los jefes ae las familias mas pu
dientes del contorno, Y, su pesar, Pascual
SO admiraba al yer como aquel hombre, ma
cido en- Ia NADIA, Sc imponfa los que le des
preciaron cuando era ell dedendieute mayor
de G.telier.
To1os le adulaban
-Querido seflor Caryajan, tengo muchfsi-
mo gusto on conocer su sefIor hijo. Si Vd
es tan amable que cuslquier dia de eztos hon
re nuestra mesa con su presencia, nos causa-
"a verda feTa algeria. Va sabe Vd que en-
nuestra casa esta como en Ia suya
Estas aualogas frases escucharou por do
quier, ell banquero contestaba con sobrie-
dad may ande, con aire despreciatiyc,
los que Sc Ie acereaban llenos de complacen-
cia.
Comprendia que quien tiene el oder que
presta ell dinero, esta ea efecto, en- su casa,
en- todas parties
Nadie meTecfa Ia preferences; continuaba
su paseo triunfal sin deter erse, como un so
berano que pssa revista a les diguatarios de
su corts sc freca a su ad3racion.
Sin embargo, al llegsr doDde estaban Du-
montier y la familia Leglorieux, hizo una
pausa J Sc mostro smab.e.
Su cohorte 10 rodesba en- aQuel rinc0n de
Ia sala, Sc apretaban unos centra otros,
mientras que en- otras parties circnlaba Ia
gente con desahogo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-30

de Paseual Sc mezclo con la muehedumbre
dfciendo:
-Luego, amigo Pourtois, luego No Sc
preocupe usted por mi. Antes quiero dar
una vuelta con mi hijo para yer ls gente
con este dejo descorazonado al caf, tero.
Sc proponfa hacer yer a su hijo la cousiie
racion que merecfs todas aquellas gertes,
poniendole de relieve 6sta, en- vista de las
gennfexiones con que le saludaban las per
sonas mas importantes del co1torno Eu
una palabra: tenfa empeflo en deslumbrarls
con el esplendor de su omnipotencia.
-Es menester. hjo milo, que TRADES de
nuevo conocimieIto con todos los que hacs
diez amos perdiste ue vista. No convene
arriuconarse. Exhfbete CON rostro alegre
to los aquellos antiques amigos que Sc acuer
dau de tn madre y te hablaran de ella.
Al oir este Pascual sinti6 que ell corr zon
Sc le oprimfa, y 81 reeuerdo de squeia santa
majer, que ViyI6 postergada en- ell fondo de
su hogar sCmbrfo, en- donde liLguideci6 de
tristezA, hasta morir como una flor sin aire
sin sol, lleDo su alma. sPor ventura la
p0bre m&rtlr tuvo IN amig0f Aquello era
IN sarcasmo ama-gufsimo: meior a1a, el
&C mo de Ia audacia.
sHsbrfa olvidado Carvajau su triste avert
Pues spor que ST no 10 habia olvidado Sc atre-
via evocar en- el espiritu de su hijo los pen
samientos peligrosos que envolvian ell recner-
do de la pobre victima2 Todas sQuellas per-
sonas que Sc agits ban en- derredor suyo como
una apoteosis de la vanidad ridieula, grotes
ca, pretendiendo pasar por gente instrnlda.
tpcdian llegar tener algo de comdn con eif
Mientras paseaban, 81 padre le fue presen-
tando todCs.
lie enumeraba las cualidades los meritos
do cada uno; calcnlaba las riquezas de To-
dos, jnstipreciaba Ia Influenza polftica que
tenfan ollegarian tener. Todos estrecha-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-30

Caryajan miro sus ccl tt sAnos, Y con al,
tanero .toDo exelam6 drigiendose su hiio !:
Nos parece one eetamos un poco estre-
chos
Sus labios Sc dilataron en- IN g-sto, Que
podfa pasar por sonrisa era la primers en
toda Ia noeha.
sY no sueede este en- donds Quiera Que
Vd. SO eGcueutrt ?-dijo con tono melifiao NJ
Leglorieux
-lCsramba 81 todos sus sfuturos electores
estuvieran aquf!. ..-aaadi6 su cuf1ado Du
mondier.
-Entonces seria menester la plaza mayor
para contenerlos, ann puede que no cupie-
sen-dijo Fieury POI tois, traiga una silla
para ell sefior alcalde Esta yiendo que desea
sentarse, no sc le ocurre -
Ei tabernero Sc alejo tan de prisa como lie
ers possible, v volVi6 con ell objeto pedido
Fieury, recien sfeitado, con los csbslloS
como alambrea, con la csmisa VI arrngada
y la corbata en- f1rma d cusrda, estaba
mas repugnante que de ordinario.
6onIia con sqneila 5onrisa diab6liea one
descubri sus negros dientes, esforzandose
en- yano por llamar Ia atenci6u de Pasoual
que, preocnpado y silencioso, apenas 80 da aba
cuenta del sitio en- que.se encontrs b.
va es precise pensar en- las elecciones
de diputados que Sc acercan -diio Dumoa-
tier; no sea que vayamos a deiarnos derro
tar como nos sucedi6 hace siete amos.
-Perdone usted 81 le interrumoo -excla
mo PouItois. ST ell se1or aIoslie qu ere. va
por mi parts respondo del exito Tengo segura
Ia elecci6n en- Oiairefont, Oouvrechamps. La
Saucelle Pierrebal, sin contar con los ARA.
bales1ie Neuville - founder llevara los
votos do todos los aserradorss. On casnto
al resto del distrito, usted Mr Legiarisaux
pueden hacer en- 81 10 que So les antojs CO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-30
Unguento Derm6geno!

Los asombrosos efectos producidos
Dor el UNGUENTo DERM0GEEo en
las Hagas QatsnsadsIras. jsSGaetss, ps-
cadNyGs de mosquitoes k6ra africans,
sc6aaoaes, eLefantSasSs tsnsOSss, az
cs4aLg1seY pY0cedeDefa, 1s@osssssaso, ILL.,
eey14s, AeYiaas ds cstGiQaser aSmsa, pa
sszdSsos de-, 10 demuestran Las infini-
tas curacIones obtenidas y 81 constau-
te uso que dc dicho especifco Sc
hace.
.Dep6sIto: E1r1saciG Central de ]
FSrrer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-30
ROBERTO GRAHAM
Los s.sfroscrstos nsedscos csrsgassos
IEGENIERO
PONCE. e r.

c0ss eieycscfo Gss estG csasIad.
CertiGcan: que han eemprobado ya an II
urSctica ofeial, rs en- Is particular, dursnte
Is epidenaia vscIolosa reinente en- ssta CID
dad, Il oieacia incontestable del virus
vssuco procedente del Institute de vacu-
nse,5a da don Santiago osi!o instalado en-
A-eoi.o hajo Sd dirscci ST. Dtriaae cue d.
cho ganor Sal o 3ssDraAs j. N concienzudo
datenido estudio, rs conseguido rerfec-
oi,1ar 81 .aivsl Ga los Institus0s EUropsos
de so fndole, Ell suItivo dc aauel virus pro
ii&eSieo de Ia virusiA hasta 81 extreme de
roder asegursr Y s6Rn1ar los quo susoEiben,
one sa esta pob!aci5n hs produe!do tan fe-
Ices resuitados hs obteaido tan hson5eis,
stlsfactorio brillanta Sxito, que &c han
coneeeuido CON 81 enpleo = propagation el
extarrninio de IL vixusls Gus aterrcEiza5a
diazrnaoa eeba poolsci6n dasde haea dlez y
ooho rneses. no vGeil&nio per ends los In
fraacritog en publioar--ao ian solo pof me-
die de la nresanta sino luo 5azIbi5n por La
prsnss peri5dica del pals ser necesar;o--
or,s la Iinfa vaeuna extraida de Is tefnsra
del precitado Institute ss superior y pxsfs-
ribIe todas Les deru&a ussdas ez ls lsla, in
clusc Ia de Lo2dres, CUE sstadisEicanente
ha dado msjor mas reaulsado, hasta el OK
tremo De haber conssgu5dc "a psssfsssGcsoss
0ac:ss0I e0 an novenba poR ei8nbo. para
qua consts y valga donde ecnvent< pudisra
don Santiago Seijo espido L. presente ca
Ponce { II de Mayo de I8S9.-LF. BassGsaT
IA4osSea -~DT. Ccsehat5o--z,g. EeSer6ss rs.
pooessss-DF. Gerossas VsesSs Rsss-Ds
KIssao F0ss3 Gs;9E5oS -zls. Jssrss xGsessGs--
Or. ~. zesso Gt1sstISa-~TaF. 1R&sssssssc :: as
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-30
FOIL. TIN Csa
JORGE Ohm ET
ELL GRAN MARGAL
TRADUooIoN DE J. DE La oERDA
OAPITULO VII.
(Contia uaci6f)

Junto la tribuna estabau instaados los
gactabIeS de los arrabales Los rieos propia
tarios del llsno, los mas acaudSlsdos moli-
neros del valle
IA la llegada dc oada uno so repetian las
mismas musstras de sati, f4cci6n, ruidosas
risas, apretones de msDo capaces dc desco
yuntar los dedos y entire las muieres besos
depQues estudildos, que rretendfan ser
distir gnidos.
Las muchachas SO abrsEAban satisfschas,
81 Sc corsideraban snperiores sns compa-
fleras, psIidss de envidia, ell IecoDocian que
su trsje ira inferior oil de aus rivales. R-u-
midas en- IN spgulo criticaban mas me-
jor.
--lQue aIegre estoy de haberte encontrs
dol = decia una - Mira, mira la sefiorits d.
Delarne. lCuidado que estA cursi ests no
chel Pues, Sy su madre, que parece que se
ha hscho el vestido dc una cortina sieJal
Gala, muJer, Gala. Dieen que sl hijo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-30

0c0niL de
a Q otlS
d
TRAsB0RDOs exde
EsreIa
J
eEGtd% %Easne Ia
EoIA-Ia C0s1a fl axAyzd e0aeSs Les
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-30
MAxoL HzBMANos & %.
BUsn nSgOCj0


de dond pnede habr am de
q
COELAE0 PEREZ
Ahi de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-30
Especl6co Salvador
DE JUAN SIERRA URGELL

Con este especiico desaparecen los bar
clones en- 81 cuerpo. Els el verdadero "qui
ta-dolor." :" Sc usa en fricciones SO apli-
ca On ochenta casos distintos.
Veudese en- Ju ina Diaz-barrio de Hato
puerco-casa del inventor solamente.
MaYo 4. 1895. a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-30
HO e
INTERNATIONAL
PORT-AU-PRINOE.-HAITI

Ell propietario que suscribe ofrece las CO.
rnodas y ventiladas habitaciones de este
Hotel todos los puertorriquenes extran :
geros de transito estadfa fla en- Haiti.
En- el eatablecimiento sc habla ingles,
frances, espanol 8 italiano. Trato quito; ser
vicio escogido.
Tenemos sucursal en- Ell aristocratieo cam
po de Thor (Bizotonl para los pasagsros
enfernos que sersn tratados cen esnnsrada
solicitud.
T GoNZALo MAREs
Enero % de- 1885,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-30
PARA OARRETERAS

Sc Uessde casi nsitad de ss calor, s4ss0 md
qesgsa trstssrGdOra de psedrG nse,sssda para CO.
rhetsrGs, cosa ss caldera y 6ens6s psesGs, e.
ssHy bsscn estado q ssss nsarttssete dc Teessesso
e! que Ia sssEesese psSeeJs dsTsgssse don 10
bsyss qsaaoszs, &c ssSa csssdGd.
pcsac6, Sel~ero II de 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-30
CoNDICT0NEs 7 C0NCasION BE

dbsa II
ib pp qpss ccnaGae ssa;
A auo c1n. a1ses sraT4.
PAsAJEsu imports Ia ds S6e equlen mo@a co
gh1 t
IN IIr are0de 20pcrl
Isv
los
e atIzar edoreo 10 era
10
sunare e1aG las E
Esa Tsbga 16 apic l
pa os De Eaneas
amos au de eunpUdos
io i
ii
he
J ~
en-
A spS AcnAS Sono oaguG
lie ps@sAs GO L., 02 4, paxsas
~ ~zc sa s1g Yspoz i
y p a q
MAxoL HEBGANOs & %,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-08
CLOAK
Slaughter /!

We have an elegant line OF
Jackets with large sleeves and ex /,
.ra length, worth $500, for 70 so
~ Your choice of any $1,000 or
- Staf IucKet, for $500.
s.iaDad St Jackets and Capes,
worth . TO SIS 90, for "a 90 TO
$500, evory garment IL beauty.
This il remnant day also.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-08

uhtt4Y..tt
n X Paris, Tex. Jan. 7.--(specaD Par
"a sslc4 4fflving here tonight from the In
Gu. nan Ierltory. bring Intelligence of an
1titt11eous AFFAIR that occurred Sun
My evenlng In the mountains twenty
:. mikes east of Tuskahoma. Jack Bat
,Ea 1l{e b. old Choctaw, was reputed to
te4p2a great deal OF money at his
kss4nuHe@ Sunday he went to preaching
nth bis wife. several miles from
p Hoxne4 Mrs. Battlste took with them
= Vhat money they had. $3.50 in gold.
krhey feturned home about shutdown,
: IND Mrs Battlste placed the sack CON
aiming the money on top of a trunk.
n short time four white men who
nd dissused themselves in various
FklhAys, entered Che house and stood
teVAround for while, warming them
elves. They took Battiste out TO the
ID u and tried by threats to get him to
III where his money was, hut he re-
D o.firet< This was followed by an UNI
N upef<lful lashing. In which his skin
nd desh was terribly lacerated. Sill
q. ..e would not tell. He was hauled M
eurf ma heck and hanged until life was
t1{Q9I extinct. Az soon as he could
I<<1kfafter being let down he told
- }6>to tell his wife to give then, the
which she did. and the bandits
10 en(taway. Battlste and his wife had
W 5idea who the men were, but gave
NOD descriptions OF their Deputy
afehals have the men located and
ffo1ts will be made soon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-08

Black and Norvll Arrange with Their
Creditors--A Wedding.

81, 10. Tex. Jan. T. (speoial)-w.
q; Noryii OF the firm OF Black q MOI.
w, recently assigned. has made snt
,,sIactory settlement with their cred.
itor9 and resumed ivslnesu under tho
name OF w r.. Nor,ii
Miss Claude eagle ~ fhts -,,,
Mr. kew OF Ringgeid were n,nrr,c5 ~
the Baptist church nj p. m. sunday.
and left for RinggoId. their fu,rrc
home. ON the Katy road laat nigh,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-08
REPUBLICAN, coNvE. TON
To Meet at GatesvInc to Elec. Dele
gatcS to Dublin.

Gainesville, Tex. Jan. 1.-(speclal -
Chairman FoutD r % Issued n san for
n county convention NJ Republicans
to elect delegates 10 the concre ssional
cnnyentlon at Dublin Tho county e.,
vention Is 10 meet the 18th Inst.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-08
INCREASE IN GRAIN RATES
Protested Against by Houston Bust
ness Men.

Houston, Tex. Jan. 7.-(SpeclaD.
TIE Business Mems LEAGUE today
adopted resolutions protesting against
the increase In grain rates Just put on
by the Missouri river roads.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-08
TERRY DRY GOODS CO.

cupancy by February !. providing tho
weather continues favorable. the
buildings are substantial and viii pre-
sent creditable appearance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-08
A BANKRUPT STOCK
MILLINERY AND CLoAKS:

We bought late Saturday
afternoon a bankrupt stock
of Cloaks and Millinery at
25c on the dollar and offer
these goods at less than half
value.
Elegant Ladies' Trimmed
Hats at 81 90 and 81 20;
worth SO 80 and 50 90.
Choice of 100 Felt Shapes,
stylish, worth 81 90 and
81 rs at 25c each.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-08
DIR. EDWARDS DEAD.
He Was a Legislator and Prominent
PoDuiist

Cooper. Tex, Jan. T.-(special)-Dr.
7. l.. Edwards died at his residence in
this city OF pneumonia and was buried
at Pleasant Grove cemetery Sunday.
He represented this county in the last
legislature and was one OF the heading
Popullsts In This section of Texna.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-08
GRANTED BAIL.


Gatcsville. Tex. Jan. 7.-(specja,A-
Charles Salter, who shot Tom Philips
to death, an account Of which appeared
some days ago waived examination
end was allowed bail, his bond being
given.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-08
ron sTEALING oXFN.
John Lee. Negro. Is Arrested nj
Tyler.

Tyler, Ten. Jan. 7.--Cspeclal.) --John
Lee, colorcd. was arrested this morning
charged with stealing a yoke OF oxen
from Barney Hoodloy, Il prominent
farmer living few miles north OF
rlNltsY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-08
WELL KNOWN CHEMIST DIES.

"a Heon Professor in Galveston Col
iege-New Katy Depots.
'emplc Tex. Jan. 7.-(special)--At
re1idence In this city Professor
Yoeicker of the Temple Bell Pharm-
aleu- aged Al years. He had not
v'prienfed good health for the past
y" yenr Professor Voelcker was pro-
vor 81 chemistry in the Texas Med.
college at Galveston for several
hpew NJ, *. and T. freight and
A8 depots Will be ready for oc-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-08

One Hundred crnck Shots at San An.
tcnio.

San Antonio, Tex, Ian. 7.-(Speclal)
The grand mldwinter shoot began
today with about 100 crack shots frcm
all over the country in attendance
Todny's events carried an entrance foe
of $50. with $50 added for today's hoot-
Ing. Fred Gilbert of Spirit Lake led
with percentage OF 9t3. o. II. Dickey
of Boston second. There were eight
eNenia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-08
Capes and Jackets.

Stylish goods at one.half
value, and lots of other
goods for one-third cost of
manufacture.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-08
PROMINENT CAPITALIST DIES.
MI lie Went TO San Antonio From Gin
l. 90 A cinnati.

! sssSanAntonio, Tex, Jan, T.-(Special)
:, Colonel Richard Wooley, a proml-
= mt cpnitalist and roal estate agent,
IA sked % years, died today of npaploxy.
~ ranne here several years ago from
Ohio. where he has many
~ W slafives.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-08
WITHOUT REVENUE LICENSE.

~ ~ lsVU WIFI
Selling Liquor.
Torncy Tex, Jan 7.-tSpecial.)--
United States Deputy Marshaln VANS
ley and Lynch arrested reff Newman.
John Newman WIN Knight. John Der.
rick nnd Mrs NJ. L. Loveless TODAY at
this place charged with selling liouorn
without revenue license. They were ali
taken to Dnllag on the evening train.
A heavy rain fell here yesterday,
but fnired off nicely today,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-08
portunity for Buying
st-Closs Goods.

eliable and dependable
Hods has never been greater.
oaks, Furs Blankets,
c forts, Wooden Under
h; Flannels, Wooden
es Goods, Winter Gloves,
va all come under the knife
k.c tearing tho stock; at The
kl9b time biggest part of the
intel Is yet to come.
misses these daily
oleara nee sales misses much.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-08
ATTEMPT TO RAPE.
Richard Burks Was Arrested on the
Charge.

Tyler, Tex. Jan. 7.-tspeclal.)-of.
hcers brought to the city last night
one Richard Burks charged with an M.
tempt TO rape a woman at Troupe
by the name of Antonio Garcia. lie
was placed in Jail to await prelimln.
airy trial