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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-30

The hustle Is rapidly going TO Join
the dodo and the chestnut bell The
dodo Is getting into bad company
Chicago Nescs-
Smith says he isn't lazy. He Lies
abed to economizeL II costs nothing
to sleep. but the moment he wakes up
his expenses begin
My son. Why Is II that yon are A.
ways behindhane with your studiess-'
= Because II / were not behindhand
with them could not pursue them"
~ would hardly want 70 say that
marriage Is > failure remarked the
Chicago lawyer. in measured tones.
s.but II I let my feet BE- guided By the
lamp Of the past 1 can not help stat-
ing that, IA my experience. divorce i
decided success = And. bowling the
inquirer out, he turned 70 the next
heart-brokcn clicnt-Lifc.
You should bear IN mind. my
friend" said the kind-hearted visitor.
consolinsly. that your loss i his
gain" Il DOL do" replied the BE-
rcaved cousin addressed - he shook
his head mournfully. II can NOT forget
IL He had given his note for one
hundred and sevcnty-five dollars. due
next week. and an the security
"A fashion item says many ladies
are having their diamonds rearrznged
70 form the setting in high-backed
Spanish combs for the hair 20 wear
with evening dress Editors should
show this item TO their wives There
Il no use having : lot Of diamonds
lying about the house when they can
Be utilized in ornamenting Spanish
comb. - Norrisforn HSruld-
-Father-.'Theophilus my son. did
you abstain from fighting to-day. - /
told your" Yea" Perhaps you
had no provccation 70 fight,- Yes.
I had Bin Svipes said q how my
dad vas afraid % meet his dad. or he'd
Get licked" He said that % me. eh.
why didn't you smash him IN the
nccks I fear. Theophflus. that you
have no family pride - Liseois Josv-
nal.
~ tell you" said travelling man
20 companion On the train. you'll
never catch me playing seven-up again
with Bill Scriven-~ why noty'
because saw him turn up jack On
the bottom Of the deck" well I'd
rather play with him than ! would
with Jerry Spader-" Why BE
cause when Jerry turns jack Of the
bottom you cant 80 him do IT,
Omaha Bee
--~Wildred." said he. while his
iarynx quivcrcd with trcmulos.z
pathos. s.havc IofFcndcd your NO.
George. you hare not" Then Why
nre you 50 SILENT ..Don't ask me"
s'I'ut darling. think. you have spoken
scarcely twenty words In the Last hour.
I can not bear the gloomy quiet Why
do you not spcaks Why do yos NOS
talk?- s.Becau@e. George. / want
fame. 1 am : woman. and ! IN try
Ing 70 make record "--Sss Frs.s-
eisee Post
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-30


Breezy morning casts ils kisses
Ol nr11sn little sign
Fastened boldly % the front door
OF that little store % mine,
Tia NOT great nor 4 u fancy,
Has no golden Ietteu brighs,
Vet al foIk5 that chance 20 see u
SQuint and say: ~veii. that's just right"
its no advertising card OF
Thread : Store strings Strongest Rope,
nor: = You Find = CON N Every
Pound Of Dirt = Company's Soap"
Does not say: "Of 81 the coal oils
have found Hatf-wafer's best.
And 10 All I recommend IL.
With . most emphatic xesL"
All the same u draws mighty
Eager crowd about my store.
: And they keep their peppers fastened
On the sign upon the door.
Vet rm just ~ sad - A.
Were within The county Jail.
Fer the sixnupon my grocery.
Thus commenced "Sherirs Sale
r. H. Nsgiaf>y. Il iesk<s Blodk.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-30

Thar ne crzrinrs q paticns are uhims
and should - tcnicd TEe s<o<1ach of<en
nccdS cr.rcs for. and oIzcsts articles %
HI dawn N any dietary. Suca arc, fcr
ex.nplc. frui. pickIcs Jams. cakc. h.n g
baco. with "a, cheese. butter cd nLIk
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-30

II !. i ne permitted - % belicvc 40
thinrx. wc CO q leas1 kope then D.
spnir Il infIjcllfy snd densh Temporarily
M spirituaIly. thc declaration u insrirar
tion kolds god - We ere ssvod ~ hoDan
- ulg<s<r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-30

That night the insurrcctIon Of Fiesco
threw open the dungeons Of the ducal
palace and set The prisoners free. but
too late 70 save Luigi. Tho friends
who rescued him knew that hc had
been faithful through trials. a,.d for
the rest Of his short life he wss tcn-
derby guarded But IN incursole ma
MAC. he moaned pcrpctually under che
spell Of some strange power. and o.
casionally broke into fearful parox-
ysms Of terror. in which he would en-
deavor 20 throttle his attendants. under
the Naturalization that HE mysterious
enemy had once moro come TO life IN
thcm. ~ 70: Dana Cnderhti. u Har-
pcr's Weekly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
fleet and be IN force from and xter 1t
passage and 1t is so enacted.
CORsICANA.

An Inquest Over an Empty Quart Bottle.
ssrts grange Dom nits,e In Tswn.
Correspondence of the 9aaetts.
COR-IcANA, TEX, Msy 10.-The com
mittee appointed By the State Grange are
here to-day examining into the merits Of
Corsicana as suitable place to locate the
State Grange fair. As yet nothing of i'm
portance has been done. It is highly
probable, however, from what has al
ready been said the. Corsicana will be
successful in securing the location. II
has rssned almost necessarily in this
county for q week, and the result is the
chin z.2ug has been destroyed and crops
OF all kinds are fourishing.
Several hundred Of our citizens will at.
tend the Austin drill, and . much larger
number Will attend the Fort Worth con-
vendon.
The newly elected city recorder, Cap
tain T. D Hightoaer, was aroused from
his morning sIumbers about daylight this
morning by one Of the policemen, wbf
told him that there wss desd man lyfsg
rear the Houston and Texas Central Bail
way track In the upper part If the city
enc be wanted him 10 go atonce and ha14
an iIqui st. This was Csr lain H;ghtcwsrss
nrst case OF inquest and he hurriedly.
dressed, summons jury of good sud
lawful men and they went headed by the
Captain srd his watchful police msn up TO
the scene of the dead. When they
reached short distance from where ihS
dead NAV WAS lying the lstter SAW them,
and, recognizing the blue gsrb OF the
policemen, jumped up from hisFTetreat
and stirling the railroad trsck headed for
Dsllss, ana left the recorder and his
posse 10 hold tina Intended inquest ever
an empty quart bottle which WAS left by
the resurrected, snd to console them
selves by the happy thought thzt the
"deEd do riss."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
ON CHANGE.
Spst Cs.isn Unchanged, Futures In
Some Cases Lever, In Others
Higher-Nsney Market Easy.
wheat Opened Strong, Fluctuated Narrowly
ana Closed NJ An Advance-Livs Stock
Transactions Brink.
DAILY Rsvt0W ".

DAILY RsvisW.
GAzETTE CrETU1, I
foET WoRTE. TEX. NAV Il, 1883.
Trade has been active in retail lines to-
day, but Wholesalers, IS lie usual at the
end Of the week, have had . respite.
Produce is In moderate supply. IS
The American Banker prints the follow.
ing: TIE opinion prevails among the
bankers and ste OK and bond dealers oil
New YORK that the present upward ten
dency Of the market for railroad and 9TH
er bonds is due very largely to
the purchase CT bonds by tee
Secretary OF the Treasury. Crosby
Brown, OF Brown Brother, 4 Co, said
"rhe main cause Of the rise is that the
apprehension of etringsncy in the money
market caused by locking money up IN
the United States Treasury has been re-
.paxsdss This fear being removed and
confidence restored, there Is an oppor-
tuuity for natural csIses to assert them
selves, and the result Is good, steady
Investment demand for fist-cisss securi-
TICS. In addition to this home demant
there is also very fair amount Of pur-
chasing for European account"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
PURIFY Your Blood.

Impurities In the blood produce diseases.
Bodily and mental health depend upon o
healthy condition Of the blood. The blood,
particularly in the spring and during the hot
summer months, becomes clogged with i'm
purities, which poison 1t and generate dis
ease. harmless blood purifier, without .
particle of mineral poison in 1t, such as, rcer-
curry or potash, Is necessary to remove these
impurities and to restore the healthy tone OF
mind and body. The best purifier and tonic
known to the world is Swift's Specific (S.S.S.l
In regard to its wonderful purifying and
tonic powers We give few testimonials as
follows.
l1r. VIM. A. Siebold. with Geo. P. Roweli 6
Co, 10 Spruce Street, New York, writes March
Goth, 1888: az feel it my duty. for the benefit
of others who may be afflicted as was, to
write you this letter, which you can useas
my testimony In any way you choose. twill
answer any inquiry from Others in relation
to the facts Herewith stated In February
last suffered great pain and Inconvenience
from boils, all over my neck;1 could not turn
my head without acute palm and my blood
was in poor conditions After trying all the
usual remedies in stetf cases, and finding no
relief, by the persaaston OF Mr.. J. W. Fears.
Manager Of your New York once, Slsed, Or
bottle S. 8 s., and Isfpproved rab.naaee
very soon ! was entirely relieved OF my
"Job's conforters." Now not sign OF my
afliction can be seen Ifeelstrong and cheer
full s. S. s. is q ilno tonic as proved in my
case. Sleep soundly and my appetite Is good.
Or. J. N. Cheney, well-knOwn physician
writes from Ellaville, Georgia "Iuse S. S. s.
IN convalescent fever cases with the best re-
- sults. 1t Will. in my judgment prevent sum-
mer dysentery, II one Will take few bottles
In the spring. thus preparing the bowels for
the strains of summer"
Hrs. Scott Liston, ZIG Zane street usandl
Wheeling, West Virginia, writes: Having
used S. S. s. for the blood. can safely say
that it beats anything have used TO cleanse
the blood and make new being out Of 4 per.
SON."
Mr. II. s. Hamlln. Winston, N. e., writes:
~ use IL every spring. 1t always builds ms
up, giving me appetite and digestion, and
enabling me to stand the long, trying ener.
waiting hot summer days. On using 1t l soon
become strong OF body and easy of mind"
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. Drawers, Atlanta. Ga
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
ON WALL STREET.
The Opening OF ths Seek Market war
Lflasnced By the Upward epuft
Of Yesterday.
4 Favorable Bank statemsRt-The Marks,
Closed Steady 81 Irrsg guar Changes
for the Dav.
COMMERCIAL RESUME.

COMMERCIAL RESUME.
Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, Msy 12.-Railwsy bonds to
dsy closed as follows: Fort Worth ant
Denver City q. SD; Texas end Pacific
frsts s2s; seconds q. 4os; rios at 40
Missouri, Kansas and Texas s's at So
6's a. 81
Money 2 per cent.
Silver 50.
Sterlir quiet.
Governments firm.
Oh 500
Cotton quiet
Wheat stronger.
Coiee higher.
Sugar steady.
Hides are still dull but nrm.
Wool shows no msterial change for the
better.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
Nav YORK, Msy l2-Pne stock market
to-day wss very dull aud, while there
vas no movement in the list except few
stocks which WIS of any Importance,
prices ssgged slightly. The opening Still
showed the Influence of the upward sputt
Of yesterday .nd under general bullish
feeling wss dim q. an advance over last
EVENINGS figures Of from to per cent
Cotton oil certificates became ne feature
and after q fractional loss moved up
cent, but hnslly ended where it
began. The bank statement proved more
favorable than had been anticipated, aud
the covering Of shorts folio we'd towsrd
the end of the session and the market
closed stesdy at irregula, changes Of
small fractions for the day.
The railway bonds market WIS mode
rately active, the only marked move
menss being Kansas and Texas SIS
and SIS.
.Governmert bonds were quiet and
sfesdyto hrm.
Stats bonds were dull :nd steady.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
.Asys' e,esn ssskc; sne.rl ne, zoe; psls.

butchsy,' a,etn Saskc; shsarlngs 2oci psls
| i0AI6o.
MOLssar~-Fancy reboiled 4;e5oc; cho Q,
i reboiled sSe nc; prinne reboiled 53asbci fsiI
$50.
dy7rs- pa:nu.s. ss6s: pecaas. l,<e5,
| al coads, 1901 Brazil nuts, llo per ?; hlbsr.'
IL p5G >; e. slish wslnuts, l5e psr =.
Ss =. ti Rsi s i'ff s sas. . lss
"aiks-, same, So 60; burden mule s.; roxth
Western horaeshos nstls, No. 4. sos; No. i, sso
d. = NJ s'p sss No e.G S a5o; e. g. Ia
Ausab!a, Sane, No. (. k5o No. 3. 2fc: Nc. Z. Glc
NJ. z l9c; No. S. leo.
PRovIsI0ss-ws qaos, al sho essl1 0; -
lots:
Flsa-h1ahersl. 10 q kiss Nc. !, Il 50; 20. j
IL; hsf bbls No, ], % Sc; rs. z. s. SCI a.
spieed picked herrings. par huctn.. 81 So.
Crled hs-rtrga-fer box. t0o.
Bologns gSusags, 7hc.
Aest- sugar oIrsd nanns 11xa12ai zogsr
suzea nreskscst bacon I6:lh .ho-- nlsal
oscoo $50 X short ceai lry salt sS9Hc
silver sni5ld hams l2.sc; DO breakfast bacor
isrd Refined tierce. sI@sas; SOL cars
50: & cana. sxesHS;s a.ar sesxc
6omtny. ps. 0p5. = 20; gr,s;; me- s bis. s..
OfaCGsG wheat-Per .. &c.
C:ackcrt-A aoda. &c: Xxx soda. $40; era, n
10; gingor snsps, &C; lemon creams, Sc.
Sasar-F.ae powdered, bDls, exGSfci d.
nal: usis. S @6sxci cut loaf. bble. eH 6shc; DE-
half Osls sx6S&ci standard granula.ed bis
7KS1xc; Louisisns granulstsd, bbis, TX q
74c; Standard A, 75fG1xc; ehoiss white. * a
73fo: 'o7inisna y. G., choice. 6HG6SE; Il
tancy 6k s6Nc.
sundrieL-.3sarch. pearl, 3H63x; lump, So g
%; candies full DuEcs s4@sc STICK osI1y, 81
S9;; fancy, l0al6c, rope, sisal. il Inch bssis
l1@ lHci 90 cotton, Il snd 5-l6 inca. .lbk
sl6oi do co.ton,k Incl, JIG; herring, imported:
Il Is per Gse; raiains. California loose nueca
Fela. e 2s; do Il boxes, 81 20; do boxes, c;
Is GGsoi concentrated iya.s2 15GsAoo; iag, slase8
ICE Per Tai.; eIochs G!saed. lGc pc, gu, ird!4c.
15c per = /; niute., cooSSs. % per dozen; Cole
nacaronl, imported. l2c par s. Ameri-
car Coo ger 4 boz: buckets. two heopf 81 5Ja
SO per togen: brilliant c.ls. bbls. 1851 Euvicn
Ubla. GSc; Dc. 90 Canes. - 10; brilliant, :
es9ef. q IG; do. I'll cagae. S. IS; baking poT
doss. duiS, llci IL csns, g 90; nscsroni
small 1a@, GSa; vaEralceIii. fmgll D01, Go
CateaD ~ cuE, per Ssllon. SIC: Wore ssser
ner 4 hbI IS 81; dried applies, As, 6+ 87oi
fancy, / HG1c.
E!ce-Prime 6a66c; choice 6H @61c.
PUULTHY-We quote: io' hg l1yins cn 'eAsrs e
80 pey dos; sid cens 81 10 psr dos; tuTkeyI
81 00sI III each.
WOOL light medium. lsolsc.
WhlSkY-hecLiEed 81 luS GU, as Per proof;
sour mash, we ysArs old, 81 oUssl 40; thI &c
yeaEs old 81 9oo2 20i fancy extra old whisky
Goes GO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
Live Stock Markets,

ST. LOUIS, MO-, May r. Cattle-Receipsi
small shipments 9 O. market firm; choice heavy
native seer 81 4565 0e fair 70 good native
ste. rs 81 f084 90; butchers steers, fair 70
choice s. 2064 25; stocsers md feeders, fair to
medium 81 4063 80; raogers, ordinary to good,
81 2564 90 Hog'-Receipts $50; shtpm nts l700;
mar &c steany ranging from S. zoos 65.-Sheep
Receipts 200: ehih menie,s600 market s'esdy;
fair TO fancy 81 coos g. Horses and Males
Receipts % s; shipments SO: market uu-
ssddlsrss tt xss and Iadianz 80 TO As each.
XANsAs OzxY. No.. Nay l3.-uasxie-Recefps
1000; skipmentg uoles market heavys 6hip-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
Ths Bosx colo nlin,ng Compspy.

We are row fering shares Of the above
stock at q. cents per e1sre. Parties
wanting any Of the stock;hsd better send
in their ordersas oacs. 1 feel confident
that the stock of&afs company will bring
PER value wlthiaAthirty DAYS sitter the
steam is rsiseddn the new mill which has
just been contrsctsa to be put on the
property wtr6.n the nexs three months.
CHS B. DAGasgI, Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
wratherford A. = Wool Market.

WratherfoTd a. = Wool Market.
Special to the Gazette.
WATERFORD, Tx, May 12.-This
city is still holding her reputation as 9
wool market. Eessrs. ]. Z. Dunbough &
Co. have just closed contract with
Messrs Rause 4 Blspdon of Jack county
for IL ,0o0 pounds at IL cents, and they
hsve slso .eceived telegram from Mr..
E D. Dyer, one of the largest sheepmeh
In Stephens county, to come ont, inst he
had 80, 900 pounds for Ssls. This demon
sesSaD Weatherford's position as wool
Fmnrket.. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13

ATLANTA, GA May 12-Rev. George
NcDufle, colored, was hanged yesterday
in Greensboro, for the murder Of William
Cheney, also culsred. McDufie, though
married, was ensmored OF Sarah Halnes,
whom Cheney WAS counting. He way
laid the couple on their way from church
and SHOT Cheney down. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13

II a. Rs1eb N. D.. of Baltimore. Nd. sass:
kHhave oeS Yin the qs5ctise II medtct aesfor
liver e,ghtel yes5Ab q never haIs4 sse8 the
FeS1sl of.HDdgtS SArsp6arilla. rs has red
mil acl e here Ia opsfss Ri unSiism md Eerof
aAs,. Have mostosneft0 tn -so,rddsi 1n q:
/ cHnaot pracIise without f." Sold ~ ali dtaxe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
Gold Rops Tobacco.

ss No other manufacture Of to5sccos has
had besESf ensiye Sale IN the s&ne length,
Of time Fiat thagsSId R ,pe$hss. With this
and q eax ot51so z spfsxfsther splendid
make, wsgfge a. bandsone pfekas Alate d,
cutter. FORT WORTH GROCER Coz
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
Boiton wool RxosenRe.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
Bolton, Tex, May 12.-Belton is on
the forward march. The citizens hase
organized Wool Exchange for the p6f-
pose Of giving free Storage for wcof and
so securing the concentration ofthe cljpof
tais county here. About Loco, 900 pa1fnde
Of wool ara ennuslly marketed IN this
county, and Bolton 10 striving to draw It
to herself. In this she falls into line with
San Angelo, Bsllinger, Lampssas, Abilene
and GstesviIle, which places have fer sew
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
Spring Oh okeuF,

/" As fae as you sver saw You car get ST
the Fort Worth Gsocer Co's. Fast take a
glance aFtbeir Luscious vegets5le eouEtst.
Il Is hAuitiuiss Joaded al the Inns With
chofcsss2sk6 lss. s* .sSsf3s -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
eral years furnished free storage for wool
and 50 attracted large amount OF trade.
After the State Grange Fair.

Special to the Gazette.
Bolton, TEX, May ia large and
enthusiastic meeting Of ci.!z ns was held
to day to take steps toward securing the
location OF the State Grange fair IL
Bslton. Many people from the country
we're present and the city is sssured OF
the hearty cooperation Of the farmers 10
The enort to secure this greatly desired
prize.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13

y ManylSrms Of nervous debility - Ven
yield Aihe use ofCsfier's Lstties EFsr
Phlss valuable f5f nervous ursk ness,
night:sWeats. IfS them. u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13

The time foEsplcnicsis hesss and yos,
IN need hgiket togcsrry ls1ph IL, I'd
he p,sce hsgls bessss or pssstier sssorts
Fhsel3 han bas6 the Fofs WpstAs Grocer
Ca.,.te chief retail grocery house In the
wh0ie ttatss "a 80
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13

TORONTO ONT, May 12.-Archbishop
". Lynch died st O'Clock this morn
ing OF conges ion Of the lungs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13

Few KofE,
new YoKK. Nay H. Gotten - Spot closed
sts.dy srd unchanged.
Sales, 259
stock. 70. SCI.
Low ordiInry, -; ordilaYy. Ike: gocs
arctaarS 8 l6,; TO- misdIisg, 9lou Kidding
los: good midcli1g, lo%o; miedli7s fair
DIS 16c.
FUTURE closed steady At to points lower.
Sales, Is zoe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
ROUND-UPS.
4 feeuIIsrl'y OF the Beef Of Naive
Mex eau Cassls - Btss
When Oldests

Kaoohips Agsiaft tho Big Four-A Dir
eulHr Ancns Improved Fasln les for
stock transportation General Notes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
Retarded BY Heavy kains.

BURNETT, TEX, May 1.-THE wool
season has been retarded by heavy rains.
Up to date about 80, o0s pounds has been
shipped.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
OTEOR k1aHKgEs.
kees,pss q. All United sta,ss parss.
EivsrVooI.

liverpool.
LIVERPOOL. May ls.-Cotton-Spot cloBed
dlll in buyers favor; quotations unchanged.
Ordinary Is led; sooo ordinary .-lsi
low Eiddling ozo; middlisg upiSEdE 7-l6d
midiltng Orleans 5kc.
Total esle. 70Ut; American $500
Import:, AGO; American, 400.
Fnturss closed barely steady and 10 points
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
PROFESSIONAL.


ping steer dull ana We L; dressed beet AMI
tidy. bat choice stesrs steady; fat cows scarces
good 20 choi e a 20dt 81: common TO med um
So 1894 90 stocksfs ~ 0J32 0j; feeding steers
s. 0Oa3 40; cows 81 o0a4 so. Hogs Receipts
20OO. shrme t. one; market steady. So
higher Gle sisg strong rargng fr .m g q a so.
shsep-Rcce Is 200; shiumett. none; strong
and active good and active lgood to choica
mnt'ons clipr ed u 81 aj65 90; common to me-
cium 81 00d4 co.
CHICAGO, III. Nay II - sttle-Receips3
2eOo; sh pmerts Mons; the market was strong;
beeves s. 7665 10; cows 81 0063 SIS; stockers
asa fee0ert 81 25d3 so; Texas steers s. C0a4 20.
Hogs Receipts l. ,0G0; market opened higher
bu, closed with TIE acvsnce jnst; MIXED 50 $50
5 40: heavy s. 55d5 80; Ight s. s0s5 60 sheep
-keceipts i6t0; shipments none; marker
etror forgood; ommon wssk; natives wooded
- 6oGs 20; shorn s. 75s5 go; wooded Texans
"a as 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
In Bee County.
Special to the Gazette.

BREvILLE, Tex, May 12-S.ock n
pastures ID in excellent condition, and
shipments are being made daily. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
Elm ANNUAL.
EHGLIsH OOHsoI

ENGLISH CONSOLE.
LONDON. May 70. Consols closed 90 3-l6c for
m ney; silver 81 l-l61.
aOrBY.
new YORK May l2.-Monsy On call essv
at l per cent. Prime mercantile paper ~ q
81.
BONDE.
NEW YORK. May H-Bonds RaG stookt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13


so Grn.latea wheat
Afesdl cooked food for immediate use,
pTpared kom wheat, containing all the
|nutrIalDu&e lsRenss of the gralR 1. is
the hgst febd Sbr irysaids ana ehildrsh,
Itiba tN3ea1 boxed 5od, als4Ay for ~
BE use, Set Viii AsFl In 81 place 90
years. Unadst16ratsd = QuslltyssAs 3
diet for cases OF nervous prostrstion and
debility, constipation and dyspepsia, 1t lie
[unequalIed. It is used In health institu-
lions exclusively.
FoRr Worth GRocER Coy Agents.
on boss sile Tpssdsy a dstps.
For Nsv Potatoes "a 8
And general variety .et<zN vegeL
tables address ChaxlaR s8kd, secretary o
the Corpus Qcef Warmers Union.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
Mexican Boston az rsxarAana.

SPrelEI 70 tHV NaKot6cs
TRxARkAFA, ARK, kay 12.-Lsst night
a Mexican who has been here but short
time was attacked and badly beaten in
the vicinity Of Whitmer's livery stable.
There Ia no explanation Of the cause. The
iojareds mans wounds sre pronounced
pryb6bfSlatal. There Is no clue to the
.Pern6tratS9 of the outrage.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
GalTcarcn

RSs4 s5xie5Ez,
NEW ORLEANS. La, May I2.-Couou-sp)
clvsed Dr. / ana unchanged.
-alSl 100 s.-,nA
Stocs l5O,364
td3E oruinsr IS &c; ord!nstG, ] IS l6o; 5000
5rLIDary, s. Ice; low nniG1NHS 9 Lie: u'tIding
q Gcor r.itdl'n2 9 10 Ice; miGdli3g fair
10 16r; fair IL / Ice
Futures opened steady at decline of to
D lots C. oslng dull a. To 5 points higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
Tn, Wool Market,

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, May 1s.-wool-sfeady and
unchanged: unwashed. brighS med ur. Ae
Fix coufee brsid 1i619s; low sandy 10@1.cs
dne lisht l2F1sc; besvy l0616c: choice
tub " ashed SIC: In erior citto 3U0S2c. sacks ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
me Unnss uarkss.

aAEvnsron. TEX. May r. Coase = Or
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13

The Detroit Blu cheers are fighting Chi
CARO- dressed beef in the most approved
western style. Members of the Protective
Association display cards in their shop
windows resdiDg, IN Chicago meat soid
here" THIS is knocking up against the
Biz Four with q Vengeance.