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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-14

Now THAT the politicians have sub
sided the Anarchists have come to the
front again in a quiet but mepacing sort
OF way Il Is hard to toll which ths coun-
try could bee spare, the Anarchist or the
politicians
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-14
A DInlomatIc Complication.

WASHINGTON, Nhvsmher IA serious
diplomatic complication exists between the
Peruvian Government and the United
States over the invasion of an United States
consu!ats by Peruvisn soldiers. Tbs au-
thoFities at Washington have demanded
full rpHation and apology.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-14
MIR. Garrett Growing Stronger.

RIHawooD, n. J., November 13.-Mr.
Robert Garrett continues to msrd, and his
msntsl condition at present Is reported BY
DR.. Jacobs to be more favorable than 1t
has bean for some dsys Mr.. Garrett wss
ont all day and 10 growing stronger.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-14

SENATOR FRYE's wifs is in politics. At
least she is quoted as saying that her hus-
band wants 10 so back TO the Sarate and
that il Mr. BLAINE wanted the Senator
ship. tco he would have TO fight for it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-14

TEE MARgrIS Of QUEENsBURY is in
New York. Wonder ii be hadu't some.
thirg to DO with the knocking out ot Mr..
CLEVELAND Yesterday week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-14
GERMAN CATHOLICS.
rHB AMERICAN BISHOPS PETITION fHI
PROPAGANDA
Against The Predominant Inaasns tAsy EIsrc;ss II
Lmsria-fAs P,rnsll Commission Yo-
Arday-IGdnos Of N
U-Hoonlghhr.

LONDON, November 1a-Ths chroaie's's
Rome correspondent ays II d certain that
the American Bishops have pstitioned the
Congregation de Propaganda Ode against
the predominant influence exsrebed BY
Germsn Catholics in America They urEs
uron the Vatican that Il 10 sdviable not
TO permit the formation Of separate Ger.
man psrisher, or the nomination Of Ger.
man dignitaries.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-14

WASHINGTON, November 10 -DE Scott,
General Harrison's fstbsr-in-law. siys he
Preidsnt-elset will visit wssbisgssa nsxt
month. He will rsmsin cnly few days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-14

Col. DUNAwAY informs us that His
Sickness, MATT QUAY, is in town. Tee
Colonel probably still sees things
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-14

Wien troubled With cough or cold use
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price 25 cts.
Salvation Oil will do rheumatism more
good than any high priced linimsnts' sScz'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-14
RALEIGH! ~
Telegram 70 the Register.

Special Telegram to the Register.
RALEIGH, c. H., November 13.-The
rnsiority on the National and State tickets
in this county is 1T in favor Of the DEM
ocrats. Alderson's majority Is 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-14

The recount is not complete in Harrison
county. So far it shows net gain for
Pendleton of 10. Atkinson's plurality
had hssn formerly place ut AL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-14

Salvation OIL will relieve and cnre pain at
liRhtcipg spsed. Price 25 cents bottle
"Pspsr, sir? No charge If Jon don't ind
| DR.. Bull's Cough Syrup IN IT," Phcs 2o'ss'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-14

- I'ssSraH' % LhS RsgLse,.
49, .AnASsVEa, ! NOVeubar l3.-lEia cors
tSis "T,Ss oIsc. ds9ss'e; s; Of A. /. Reynolds. d
'pasupOUis' SS' S.S SISd issS morning Of typhoid
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-14
NEWS AND COMMENT.
THE WEATHER.
looks RIGHT.

rws., Virginia and western ,tI15a rsnp5s' wanna
For "ssl a.. liner, souEherly wind%
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-14

Is there is sny Democrat whose back
lone needs siil7GiDg let him rtai the
lnaguifr ent sddr.>s issued BY the PrtSi-
dent o, the Nl.iOnsl Democratic Lesgne.
The Democratic party has gone down
lighting glor.oasly for its principles. 1t
has gone iat0 the battle; It has put it's
hand 10 The plcushshare, and now there
is no tu-riny bacs. he issue made by
the Dame, .atic party in the last campaign
Is eterral.y right, and he intelligence of
tie American pope will 50 pronounce
upon L four years from now.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-14

4 tArHEHLEss story, da'ed WsshIrgton'
ws md d:p'ayeI sensatiCu5lly IN an &C.
te,mad ,uteu p1rary, from which We take
The fc loving amusing morsel:
there &, Que thin. 10 be feared however ami
that &, .ns. The coaaliss controlled BY the Il i.
Larg may sEow ur any msj'r.ty required
r.,,-n ,.1a j. ba,>ct by I-e Republican Ns-
r9g.i Comu.use. and they 30 not rr,loSe TO
ALLOW say fraud IN this mater and % they are
no t.sea,ed ta.s.y Iaey a.U "Sat Tor their
rga,s
West Virginia appears to be cursed
Above sll other States with that ubiIui-
luas and Culsciercelss5 pest, the senss
tOnal Correspondent
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-01-06
..atrtefett % Seerta88e.''
s. S. Stsroalspolb.

g ,,6eltraabet" for Lobe BE-. leier ri
en- lensere Nrtifel meo ben gamle be-
fienbte Duerlfrift o&irfefet os Seer
foaoe" = Mrtitelen er .enitemmis peoz
..oaet i Menisbeosm6bet ! bor 5reliers
Meuisbeo i SOrsus Sails ben 17oe NO>
pember 1897. So jes, unbertegnebe,
er 9orfotter at ben Nrtitel, iom itOo at
lefe / ,.Gelt Manbet" for 14oe Dftober
3. q. os iom Observation-Disclosures
8ellutnins bertebs ifaf bore ct 3ifoar
til, fan jee life for nit eget. ei be0er for
afbolbsiolfets 8ebtommenbe labe benne
belpuberlise o. uiftnof en- ! fit Slass
e~ueitaoeuoe MISUNDERSTANDING goo
u~beluaret pen. Oct er forbauienoe ct ie,
at en- Meuisbeo bar 5ret6eo not til at
pebtase en- B~eilntnins Tom bin, Der iuoe<
bolber aft ombet enb eanbbeo. Der Ia,
fes: at Yralt % Wienisbeb iaalanstfra
at iubtuae en- oppolitionel Qolbnins til
It Sunot Nftolosarbei6e, me9etmere efter
Gpue, paa ben Maabe % peb Be Nsioier,
Der staa til bens Maabisbeo Tom en- TIT
ffelia Menis9tb. bar Optaset bet felp-
foranae Nrbeibe". 4aube ben creoe
asrtatter iii Seaae Menisbtbsbeifntnins
ioat Observation-Disclosures iiteoetfor Nfs
bolb, foa 6npbe ban unbsap't at friite
eeniabeben til at aita9e en- ulanobeo.
sea Iieuber Be fteite al aouferentien %
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-01-06
ROYAL ROUTE.
eA1cleG, ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS and OMAHA
81
CHICAGO and Northwestern RAILWAYS,

Eilbpber Den beoite 8efprortng % BRUCE,
ben ~fprteite Tio al ale 4inter me0em ct.
Baul % Chicago % nteuem ct. Barl, SiouI
@itp, omaha, SEES Moines ps 3anias gttp.
Yaa ane Ernn er Der 5ppeupgne Dg / Omaha
oa &anIas gttp Tan Geiien / 2pbet at en-
aanife fort 5io fortjGttes til Steoer / Cali
%furnien. "5be &pDal 8oufe" ct ben bes
tienbte "5bort Sine" til Chicago. Sngen
Gmbptning al 8ogne; BiQetter al ale &las-
fer bpnpreres. So Srnn on 9a9eu bper
Sci, uo1tprebe rneD be NET elegante 8uQnlaH
Sooepoane oa mpoerne @piieppsne, paa
huilfe alt bpa6 Narstiben bar at bpbe paa al
s~Sruater pa pelifate eager bliper ftrpereee
I'll rifmeliae Briier. DiSie Gpiiepogne paa
"gbe &oSal &onte" e., bpab &omfort %
elegance ansaar, be ppperligte | gsrben1.
Benpt Denne Suite til Duluth Aiblano %
ale Steber runbt Safe Superior ira ct
Baul, Ntnneapolis, gau Claire, 9touI 9itp
% ate andre 6tationer | 6po % VT. Mee
frenet fplger om Dager fbrfte 4lasies
Bosne, ON Natten SopeDosne, iom tile be:
bppes pmbpttet. s a5blan0 fpmr.er bet I
Nerbeben af ST., 8. g.. & IS. 9ren. oer If
rer til Seruminerne.
Ripbi sine Biaetter pad Gbicaep, Ct. Yau1,
Ninneapolis & OMAHA 8anea % Sa vi at
Biletter tilialss hos ale dse1ter.
5or Garter % anoen nxherretat1s 1e1'
7. ". rEA8DALE,
Gensrsl Passenger Agent
]. 1 ktuu0UcH. 4 I. vaERLIk,
Asvt. Gen Pan. ACT Cent risaast Agt
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-01-06
Stt oen norjte MfboIoSfore.
ntn9 I minneapolis.

Meiten ale, lom ubretter noset / ben
norife MibolbsfOrenins, CT MI Hrobibiz
tioniiterl meb 2io o. Sia1. gbi at ar
beibe for M~fboloenbeb laalanse Der ct
6alouner bnor man 9aar, er omtrent
{om at Die 9apet tomt. Derfor mae
6atoonen pei.
Men Galoonen er afbensis al 9ouene,
% 2opene isien al 6olfepiQien uotrpft
peo ben lupsipenoe Mast. Mltia1 Tan
hi life faa Saloonen pef uoen 9iennem
ben lopsipenbe Mast. siennem Yolitifen.
Men for narperenoe er ben politiife
Mast i Snnberne paa Demofraterne os
8epublifanerne, 1om begge to after os
after bar bpiet &ne for Wisuben Mfobol.
Ser er imtblertib ct politiif 8arti,
1om bar jporet @aloonen Undergoing =
Brobibitionspartiet. Saalense bette
8arti talte Inn nosle faa 9unoreber eler
Eniinber, bebsuebes Der Ell iieloen itarf
Ero paa S%anbbeoens Seiersmast for at
bliue Yrobibitioniit. STU berimoo, oa
BET teller fine 5temmer 9unbreoetuiinz
Der, bebsues Der fun alminoelia Menne@
~ifeforftanb for at inbie, at Yrobibitionsz
portiet er bet enelte 9aab ON Soloonens
Eilintetsisrelie.
Sea bar berfor troet, at 9iben maaife
funbe pere fomnlet, ba Dor Nfbolosfore>
ming osiaa tunbe uotale fig beitemt os
u~forbebolbeut %liseoperfor Brobibitionsz
5pgrssmaalet. Salfalo tiaaber leg mig
at forellaa bette @pbrssmaal bistuteret
paa ct euer Here Msber / 8iuter. Set
er meset beore at bisfutere bette n II, eno
mar bet latter MOB Yreiioentoalget.
Ebi ba beberifes Soft bOoeoiaselis al
2iben{taberne, mebens be nj,
faapas lense foruo. er mere ifttfeoe til
at lptte til Joritanbeus % &etz
ferbiqbebensS temme.
Sea lenoer bisie 2inier til .6elt &aaz
bet" paa Gorbaano, iaa bore Mooftan>
bere Tan fan Eib til at bente og. blartz
ffure fine ruitne 8aaben; tbi pi baaber
boa. at Der enbnu ct laapas Moo isjen
hos benz, at De tor mpoe % / en- offentlis
D~isfusiion.
8. s. Stsrbalspolb.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-01-06
Stro Mrbeiosmorfen.


gi bnifer @aport.tilfeubt Blaoet ON
alle Mpoer. ionI boloes ! ..aib0lOsfOre-
ninserne onltrin9 blonbt bore 2anosz
mrnb. Sob en- eller anbeu 20 bet paa
fig at {erbe os en- ltben @apdft, ON tra
paa ct YOicl Garb bOer l1se. Sntet
Ton bore iaa opmuntrenbe ion, at bbre
ON Nrbeibet fra De forifiiuiee aanter.
Sab os mi e, at Der er Tiltas not BPS
en- eller anoeu ! bper Screening til at bet
fan bliue siOrt.. @eo.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-01-06
Stubs 8etiermte.

81. s.. g. Stub. 5auesielifabets Gorz
mani. bill beige Nbolbsforeninserne
paa fs19enbe Steber:
3otmes gitp. Douglas Co., 1ite-6te
San., Brandon zoe, Gpanspile 8be %
9be, Motblap l1te-15oe, 8arnespiqe,
Glap Co.. 16be % 17be, &olas 18oe
% lobe, 9lububpn 2Obe.-24oe, Safe
Bart 25be-28be San.
Dften @inbers.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-01-06
az 0tshsbesl

Mqenter Tan faa itaoist % let NrnetOe
oa aoo Detailing, enten be leper paa stdrna
eler / Wp. Iilifrip .Tbe go>Dperatipe3u'
bemnitp Co.. for Betingelier. *en8e be-
tales til Meolemmer / 6p9oomstilfeloe.
Ql~ooresle: 8. q. Bog 549,
NinnedpoliS. Minn.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-01-06

Mnore Blabe, BET MATTE babe inbtas
get Menisbeoens Nrtifel n6elt &aabet"
for Lobe bs., beoes pclliait at inotasc
nit Tillpar.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-01-06
For Rent!

Garden or Stock farm 50 acres
only ID miles from city on two Rail
road, Fuel on the farm, Will take
share at crop.
Eads g Endsley,
"a Loan & Trust Building.
315 Nicollet Ave,
MlMNEApoLIs, MlMs
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-01-06

,,6elt Maabet" tOiter fun Il Garet
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
~
WHITE CAPS ksNIFE9TO.
They Issue a Lengthy Prdels IN alton De-
feading rheir hsuIessngss.

rhsy Issue Lengthy Prdsls m alton De
feading Their ADuessnesa
EVANSVILLE, IND, June The White
Caps OF Spencer county have made new
movement. They have written and posted
in several places q lengthy proclamation
defending their lSslessness on the ground
OF the lsxity Of the fficeEs in publishing
crime. and say that their at,en.
ZION Is especially directed against
Wite-he,ters, losfers, le8d women aud
the men who visit their houses and bots
under eiIteen years who Iun about at
night. The remarkable part OF the maui
testo is command that the newspapers
IN the Country snail publish their pro-
elamstion under penalty OF advertisement
ef the editors for cis0bedieace. Ole or
The pspers has complied. There Is much
interest as to VIVA. will be the result In
the Case Of the Others.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
Live stock Markets,

NEW loRR, June s. Beeves Receipts l4sJ,
IlaIhet We and hi her; steers 81 77G 65 :
81 wi stew p;;se bulls ara 2iG45I Exp,r ts
retTrk 500; soeep ll2. 500 quarters o beef.
Sneep-R ctis-' % 0; ma ket opere1 a fraction
tWt.: u mhs 81 r6a s 20 with 4 very tew enoIce
lambs st IS IOGS -. >AN'N'
-. iouls. MO. june - Cattle-Recsipts
U; shipments 200, market d m; choice
nat We e.rs 81 l0d4 20; butchers meiiun 20
pr me s. l5@4 .; stOcsers ana +, eders fair to
good > y "a 90; 'ans ers -dinar to best s. Co
merset strong ranEing from IS 25a IS. Sheen
Receipts 1907 shipments none; o arket
+.esdyi fair TO fame. S. 50G4 5O-Horses-
Il c.lpts 2IO; shi. mants Ito; Texans and
Indians car loa. S23 OUpz6 CO.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
ON CHANGE.
spei Cstasn Unchanged, Futures frsMl
Ore TO Two PeIats Higher.
Money Market Easy,
Wheat opoaso Strong, Fluotns.ed Mar
ro":y and Closed RiEher-L,ye stock
rrapnactsops Brisk.
DsiH Review.
GAzxTTE osy1cx.
FylRT EnuTgf ru~ H. = no.,


faere hiss been q steady improvement
in trsde in Fort Worth during the pss,
week. TIE farmers of the surrounding
country have got SO fsr advanced
with their work thst they are able to res,
for time, and this fact accounts for The
renewal OF activity on the market. 1t is
also responsible for the fradx
ct produce during the pas. few
days, and the resultant decrease
in prices thereof. Butter has dropped TO
cents to-day, following the decline lin
eggs yesterday, and both are now being
loosely held st quotations, though 10
further decline il anticipated, the demand
being considered such IS will require su
hat Will &c brought in In the near fu lure.
Wholesale like retail trade is picking
up rapidly. The orders received yester.
day were large ard numerous, and many
were from sections Of the state rot here
tofore deemed commercially dependent
upon the Fort Worth iob5ing houses.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
Elt is goaorger aeeessass to take blue
pills i2@ouse theSaiver E action Gar
slter's bhtle LiyessPills SO. much Setter.
D9ses foggetsfn
FINE CROPS,
The Good News Oout,pura to Come II
a Panhandle EaIm Dinner, q

The Good News OouttpurE TO Come Is-
a Panhandle Farm Dinner. z
The people Of Texas are jubilant owe
the continued receipt OF news OF goot
crops. Unless something unforeseen oc
ours Texas will produce enough this yea
to feed her people for three years to come
The reports Of good crops come from al
| sections CT the state.
Monday Ben McCuncch, wei
Known locomotive engineer on the For
Worth and Denver, was in the
ci1y, sndhsving lately visited his farm in
Hirdemsu county, he spoke by the card
He bought section Of school land on
thirty years time He said be had plant
ed Wnest, osis, miilet, sorghum, corn and
fails, and Was raising fine horses. He
| says he will make % bushels Of
Whsst to the acre, 80 bushels
OF oats, at lesst, 20 the acre, and they are
as fine as silk. Coed corr, SO bushels
| the acre. His L1.s;ef, sorghum ard
alfalfa are very fine. irish potatoes on
MS firm. he says sTe equal 10 the fam
Gus Nova Scotia potatoes. On d farm
&C lining his apples snd peaches are do
los well. Ia his own garden be has
orions, rsdishes. cabbage, peas ana
oeans. "Fhe Anniversary Of my biIth
occurred on May 49," said the gentle
man, "and l went to me farm for my birth
day dinner. determined that everyth ue
out the ties, c. h4e and spices musI
come from my farm, and this was the
OIL OF fare: Beef es good as ever graced
on Englishman's tsble, q choice cut OF
delicious veal, fish from q stream on the
section, pork and chicken. l. the wsy Of
vegetables l had green peas, rsdishee,
onions, potatoes and string beans. The
VI ~ finest and pnrest Of freestone wafer
from hvirg steam WAS the
beverage other THAI tea and cc6,e
think is would be hard
to best that dinner In aDy country. OIL
course / had sweet milk and fine butter
produced on my place." MIR. Culloch |
says that j W. Mcdonald has a farm
near his OF which 200 acres are In cultivs- |
ton. He has wheat, oats, rye and corn |
planted ana il no accident occurs Mr. |
will clear $4,000 from this I
years crop. Farming is now carried on |
b far IS 277 miles from Fort Worth and |,
all the farmers are doing we'll.
L. Calhoun, who has lately taaveled
OVER considerable portion of the state,
sid last night: "The crop prospec.
.long the Missouri Pacific from Fort
Worth to Denison and down the Houston
md Texas Central from Denison to Cor
lcana was never more promising. Oats
we're never aner. Wheat is being har-
'ested ss fine as the state ever produced
The crops slorg the Fort Worth and New
)flesns with 3 few days more fair
gesther Will be good. Along the Fort I
Worth and Denver Sc fer up even IS Q1.-
sh nothing couldspe more gratifying to 4,
ne eye than the grest dalds CT waving
rain. In fact, every prospect pleases,
nd all pr nearly Ell the farmers ard
usineSs men are hsnny NJ
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08

80 go %. Osis hfm,r; casa 5sas2}.c:
Jazz 794 AasusI 49, r.aa.. lJorpmeaI ac
Rye p,s HtS g. 3 nisk5. 81 g Provisions firm.
| BOXED sn' 1iJnrs, = e5d6 20: 10, ? clear and
rtdf los y -; hort "tear So IC9S % Bacon.
! y" e. Gu usstr - o. long clear ID Ca ar
| or - 'V@o 90 hams $Io
CHICAGO, Ill, June 6-whea. had some
! "na. ehe,ks ed career, out was It's upward
ttn1ency, the com i1asion having Gistribntsa
tn'ir n j inss 40 as to pat an enI to much tsIk
J ,poue zeal IN any one fUture, III, re Was a
DetH ieeiing here then el.ewhere al the open
lns, and 81 futures were il-t &c higher Ihan
st the close ye-ierday. hrvic.s favored the
9aI4s, s. ma Of the local bulls began buy
log 'o,cls' snd Ju.y AMI August went
Ihsn last nisn &. s. ma Iesh7inV nv ,cs,ner.
Sno taliers cas- d ices point or two, and
re, yer " was discovered that the figures Z ON
mon RON II u q were nj fi,isf ara ~
THIS Jay went b.cs To sj5s Ge6I,c, and AnSn,t
e'3ac. De ember MAD solu up 20 SIS early
ano ea'ed on 10 81. Invent. mimi "a h, fora
the c. ST. II the Ee. al r sess IN evy. N f.rSr
ola exports ~ sd a 'ally, ard J1Iv soIo 70
~ clos st s51S', unen r. vas dis
1o'et'u thaS ina ts.'mate Of 6t0 r of corn for
- was given ~ the CT a. receipts OF 762
car osds, 81 curve the price cpsIed i5vey
Inc principal I, adir 2 was in in ard Anrn.t
sr9J e - a. o. "a "a! &c un er the close,
anu Oh Gown 10 5i4c thEn up TO 4S<6 A7<c.
last ntZnt's vice cio-e st E+s.! Tn. fsc,Iitv
or sctiYe speculation wa reported in hog pro.
uuCtH " a1 , ana pr Gee Iuleu shade higher in
aness pofs. Inc opening sales were made at So
a vai Go and furt'er sl sht Improvement wss
gained. Later sn easter feeling prevailed
ana prices leceded 7IIGIOo and the
July were maize at sl4 i1,.ait 20 Sf Is1srS of
opening price Of Ju'y s. 81 It DEFINED IN
= 40 vanced 10 $ 12E whtr T. closed short
RIOS IIlces ere prevailed later and price
lined gain to inside iguIcs and cIo.ed
lni.t; July )! .0d 3, end clysed St adv at
y iO Leading tLturev CT sed Wheat in a
H7sc; Juy s3Fc; August S51c;
TIMBER e4!sc Corn -Jule s4.c. J1iv
NC; Angus So: . emb nEH
. ess pork G. % I'll Slt lsl.; August SI4 g7i<!'
'ep;emneT 50 SIX. Lrd JU'y IS n; An nss
: a. . 10 'er ! TX shot rIps ,JaIv 81 10.
lu2ust 81 ~; sep embeT 20 Iash u ,nta
iois weIs as Follows. Flo quit aDd stesdy,
y heat No. red s68S654c 20. , corn sc,
iess 20 per barrel Sl4 lOGl4 So Lard per 10
ounds IS TO short ribs, sides loose. 81 IS
ny salte shoulders, boxed, 8 0O66 q. short
lesr sites S lJGS IS
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08

year, and now bids fair to overcome IL
one year the 6ireful effects of the two
years drouth. Crops we're never better
In any country. Wheat harvesting has
been in progress FOR ABOUT three weeks,
averaging soout thirty bushels TO the
acre, though in scIe places entire fslds
WILL produce forty 10 forty-fve busne
Oats We're never better. Some farmers
are taking about leo bushels to the acre,
While-noIe think OF making less than
seven,y five bushels to the acre. A large
acreage CT oats was sown
this year and the price is now
estimated 8. 20 cents per buahel
Com is growing vigorously and prom
ises fair at present, out no definite idea
can be given az TO the probable Yield.
Fruit IL beginning to ripen and hiss
already been er4red on the market,
Apples, peaches, plums, pears, sprIco;s
and other fruits do Well here.
BAIRD, TKY Jane -Csllshsn county
to-day completed arrangements for snsce
Tor counfy exbioi. ~ the T xls state
fair snd Dallas K position, snc Will dcubi-
less make one Of tie very best displays,
as oar COUNTY has on it one OF the finest
crops, both agricultural and horticultural,
'4Ss "oS t'ci EhCNE " SIOH III w GSsSTQ
teTas' Wheat Is making from thirty to
forty bushels per acre and oats from six.y
TO enc hundred. Corn is as fine az
WAS ever seen here So this season and
cottor, though it mas been troubled some
by worms. is now in fac shape and prom
lses ii Class yield. The fruit crop is
immense.
GEANBURY, TEX June 4.-Our ma-
merchants sag that more ma
chinery has been sold in Hood county |
III spripg than any p:evious year, aa(i
good crop of grain ID being harvested, |
and the present prospects sre Tor s pros |
porous crop year throughout.
LoNGvIE~, TEX JuLe A. rop pros-
poets are very fine and farmers are get
ling the grass ouG OF the crops very rap
oily, and If no more rains come soou q
srge yield. Of osts, corn and cotton is
assured.
TAYL~ R, TEX June 4 About ell the
Wheat is harvested. Crops are in spien,
lid condition.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-08
xAKIseA KAlErDoscoPE.
Simple Directions for Constructing This
Pretty Toy.&

hesS Aoy'
Philadelphia. Times.
AT glsZ'er's shop get three strips o.
elsss, say ten inches lopg snd one and :
half to two inches. wide, eli exactly the
same size, and tie them together, sr,sn-
gularl7. with string. Cat piece OF part
~ transparent writing paper so thst il
will fit over one end OF Jais prism, lesy-
ing mar ow edges TO lay ever.
Paste this On with msscll.ga or
fiour paste, and then cut piece
just lise it for the othe, end, exec at that
1t must be cut cut Of paper that Is entire
ly opaque. In the center Ct this OPAQUE
end cut round hole little larger than
silver dime. This hole is for sne eye.
NJH cover the sides OF the appars lns
with the same paper yeu used for the eye
piece and the Kaleidoscope is fAith he'd.
Put few pieces OF colored glass or
beads IN snd turn the tnln psDer end TO
the light. Then with Your eye 10 the
hole cut in the ops lie pcpsr end keep
tae prism slowly turning snd you viii
have al the basu:iiul I f Cts shown bv
the expensive Kaleidoscope bought in the
store