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- Sn Auiiin iit tpieber bieI BON Der
ginberufung elmer grtra eeiRon Der
Segislatur bic &ebe.
- Die nSeras Bremins gompaup4
IN Gort Wortb bal ibr 8etriebs. .Rapital
bon $50, 900 auf $500. 600 erb0bf.
= Die Na9ri@ten iiber bic Cob.
funbe bel 9lauo iGeinen fi9 gu beifdti.
gen. gs ban6elt fi1 babel urr Nlnen,
melhe bor lanseu Sabren f@on einmal
bearbettet murben, bic aber BET esnoio.
ner ,peeen tuieber aufseseben lDerben
mubten.
- Aus Soufton unb bon aablrei6en
Yuatten ber teganii@en &hife tpirb Be-
rt1tet, bob man In ber Na1t bonn 9.
sum 10. Nopember einen Grolt bate,
Der piel S@abeu aueeri6tet bot.
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Cine 2ot ESQ sad) @ngli9e Swin @afbmeres bobbeIte
Bre in ben auefu Serbfmutern gBaor bic In allen Gei6f<
ten as ein Bargain Is uub Is Gents Oaro amgboten mrb
aSolficns Nreis 129 Gents Die g)arb
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MAIN PLAZA A.

I'm bic uripriHgli9e Mntaufsiumme
uao bic 4usIagen ftir bic BemdRerunss
anlagen auriif3uernatten.
Die @eieli6aft iR aber ber ueber.
3eugung. baB bies @efeb In ben b6beren
Jnfansen fhr nun unb ni1tia ertldrt
werben unb baB ibrs Mirtfamfeit nur
aufgef9oben, ni9t aber aufgeboben
tporben lit.
Siter III peni9fens, baB BITE @e.
feui@aft. mel&e oai1elbe In bic 0anb
9euonlmen bot, bur@ bas borldufiae
MibliHgen her SSinan3pperation In
S1ottlanb bur9aus niGt entmuthiat
tuorben iit. @erabe ber Wann, mel.
dem bas 8emd1erunes<proiett baapts
fd@lin mil feine gutfebung 3u batlfen
bot. 9err S. Omen. -uebenbei bemerft
oerielbe unternebmenbe @efndftsmaun,
Dsl9er an ber Gpibe bet 3ompagnie
ifebt, bic ben Reben Meilen oberbaI5
BON eagle Pab neu entbedten RobIen.
i9ab beben wirb, = aiebt bic bette
8arefdaft bofar.
Ct bat i9on - in Worausii@t auf
bas 3uitaubeiommen bes 1sm6Ferunas.
iDtems = nit nerfdiabenen GnItur.
pFanaen. tuet@e nit Nuben geSogen
tperben t6nnten, Derfu9e angeliellt uno
lg g eas - Seroienp erporoen, ieattd@lid
Iepgsgeul 5a 9aoea. Dap ;. .. Dte Ma.
lttepflaa5e tpelde betanntIi1 pieI
Wafier u6thig hat-im 8o0eu unD uns
tsI pen tlImatllWen elnrnnen pes Nto
9tanoesapales nlgt alleln geoelbt irns
oe.n aug relge sf.raee Fgern maroe.
I'M stne nn 9aus9ieotge yrooe 3u madlen,
w! g a. luO 1amse.Seghnge IN per iegs
!sR aSoWe peg Apfll ansgeleBt nao
g.uMasnOe eIIolge ge9anl: per erne
Sga!l1, oer NJ ole leBte aSoWe oes Sult
Fe1' 90! elhea relwe9 erfrag .gegeoen;
Deg 5neue pom !. 0etooer e'aen no.
mSguW mSg noW oensleu; ole Sienael Der
plaa5s gaIeH M ols gu Q 5uB uao megr
gOW 9Mo Anl9n8 9looemoer gotten Dle
Sg0BtInge l@on mlecer ole pope BON
10 5D9 eIles@l, nno ~ rai@em gSetier'
Dagsigum oeg1lUen ano nsrlQre@en
Hog elHe eIlIte VrHle.
9le ralg etn glles Uepdnerun9s.
SgAsM StIOi9e auI3umellen pof, aelgf
% Pas Ueliplel oes 9egennoer oon eagle
paB au! Der meIlIantl@en Selte Des
Sianss l'egenoen O'prletes. Nls oor
. Sagren proouSlrie er nur pie bsloen
Stapelafillet: Wellglorn lino Vo9'
men FrlJoies. I'm oie 3ett erri1tete
etn Derr ). w. Htoble, iaGbem er
norbsr Werfuhe NIT benz Mnbau bon
Uaumtpoue gema9t bate, eine Baunls
tpouensHe Heinigungsmaide. bra9te -6as
men uno Dertbeilte benielben unter bic
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eerbaasattpsller snfammenbrud,.

sur NIT einem @efhbf aufri6tsen Behanern8 nebmeu
mir Hptt bon benz pbpfii&en Wanterctt einer Msenae
BON NenI&en, bic an tiHtbdtisfeit unb gtarre Der
Rteren letben unb e8 unterldien, re@tjeise S@rite
5ur Wieberterfelune ron beren Tbdfigfeft su tbun.
Dtsie 1utertaiunssfhnbe 1T eine boot perbdnsnies
ront, ba bic poufdubise 3erif5runs Der betreenben
Orsane feitf erfcIsen mus, penn ni9t CUR redten
3ett Wlttef setrauGt perben, IN, tore atfcnternne
aebsnsfdbisfeit be8 betreifenbeu DRAINS ielBit ,u
etabltreu. 9ostter's Wasenbitters erneuert beibes
nne bsust BEN f&lieblt&en, perbdnsnbpplen abrpers
perIal Dor. Da es 80 ben Duntticnen Der Rteren
eehprt, bic nnreuigteiten aus benz bur iie btneur9
rrpmenbeu Blut Sn {@etben, nnrenisteiten, pel6e
81 ete Auele ber @aferfuHt, bes Rbeumattemuss Der
gtNt iiHb, ic 1T es nm 70 ncttreneser, hab bic as
ooer ibr geert nur balb su perrt9ten brcbt. Die i'm
qaneei rortpmmeuben eepbhnli&en Sttmulanamtttel
ssaasa nteisn 3ged ntdt uan assms att tbrsS eas
fppfuns unb HtttCfitat,
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uno sriff oann langialn in Sic gai6e.
n@s tbut mir lcib, 2lnnie, oab id In Der
peinlifen Gage bin, Did gu mioerlesen.
SD ipotIte eS natiirlid) aud ui1t glaus
ben. unS babe besbalb iofort an einen
mir befreunoeten iuneen Re9tsanmalt
IN 9amburs telesrapbirt. 9ier lit Die
Mnfmort! I"
Gr reihte Nnnie oas 9elearamm.
sic trat ans Geniter uno las: Die
Nnfla9e lit trboben.1
Das papier glitt aus ben. 6anben
SeS iun9en Wd6dens unb flatterte auf
Die Groe.
alfrsS bob es auf unS faltete es su-
{af1nlefie
Gs entffdnb cine f1mnle Yanle. Gnos
li9 iagte annie 5iemlid rubig: ,Gs
gibt Dinge, bte infer 8erffanb nidt
foiien fam. 9latiirtid miro Sic Sc
ribtsperbanofung Die polfonnlene I'm
l9nlo meines Vaters sldn3enb belpeis
fen.
pNatiirlid, etttse9nete er serltreut,
sielbftperitdnolid. SO lit eben Elm I'm
gliid. melhes yeben bctreHeu fann.
Nber unangeuebm bleibt es INNER
Nnnie mar neben Den iun9en Mann
9etreten unb batte ibren Mrni auf feline
S9ulter selest. 90 b(idten iie 5n.
famtien auf Die rebell1mere 9trabe.
yllnb ipie itebt eS nit unierer Mnse.
legenbeit, Sreo p frus iie enolid leife.
Der @eiitltde madt S1mierigtei.
ten. Disielben iinb lei9t 3u beieiti.
gen, absr irunerbin iptr6 nod eintse
3eit btngeben, bis mir -"
&r brad ob unS frat tpie unabfttbt.
lid etnen S9ritt Dor, 70 6a6 ibre 6aub
bon fetttr 99ulter elitt.
sS9miert9feiten, Nlfrebp Du iaa.
tsft mir bod geitern, bab glIes in Orb.
nuns iei!4
s@epib, s6at, bas CLAUDE i'd aud
ielbit. slber es lit Elm after, tpantelma.
tbiser 9err "a
so weube Did an einen Nnberen!A II
rDas sebt nidt gut, Mnnic. sc
miroe 8erbadt erre9en.4
ygeroa6t!4 entsesnste iie bitter.
% ia. man best i1on 8erbaAt. Du
i balt mid bier ais Define Shweiter Gin.
9e5abrt, aber es glaubt l6on tetu
Wfenj9 mebr 6arau. Das 3immer.
mdo4en, bic 9ellner. iis betraGten mid)
aae NIT 70 lonberbnreu Nugen, fie ID
heln uno tui1eln initeinanoer. = 8
Nlfreb, nub nun fpmnt aud bas nod
9insul Benn oisler 3uitanb fein
Gnoe ilirnmt, oann iperbe i9 ipabniin,
| mtg l.
gltfreo Saneue0a lddelte ettpas ip0t.
tild. p@abnlinnie. 2tnnie? 8sraib
mir, bas finb Tborbeiten. @er q ae.
iast bat, Der muB aud 9 iasen. Gs
muB fi9 ia stfles fldren, mein aieb, nur
v@el9er Nrt iinb bic Gdwieriatei.
ten, ipel4e Der @eiitlide ma6t p fruQ
lie oringenb, als er ieinen Sut nahnl
ilnb ibr bic 6anb rei9te, unb er ent.
9esnste nit serei1ter Stimme:
.Nber 3inb, ON ina9ft mid uerp5s
nit Oeinen Srasenl Sd fam 81,
bod feine Sorleiuns iiber 6as engliide
6e6t balten! Gel 3ufrieben NIT Sc,
ansfunft, oaB fie fid lSien lafien uni
lolsn wereen. Sd min jett 3il einem
Moucfaten, Der bic Sabe be56leuni9eu
| foll /; nm fiinf llbr bole i6 Did ab al
siner ansfabrt in ben 9poe 9arf. Gui
Wiebsrieben, anniel !"
t5Ortfetuns folst)
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FS0N Ser @rite II, ntebriaen !!
I'm bas Gef6t ns eleie fit brinaen werb ee pee peiee

Cine 2ot (53 ethd), elesaatelie fraua1Rlde g
brett garantirt refine Wole, bic tpenisFens eiuen s.
iolten.
SSolfipns Nreis 65 Gents Die Naro
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Gbbe ,l,to 1lutb.
asmaa aus BEN Sambarser s.bsn.
lTOrtfetunal.

lTortSetuns).
Wdre es Dir lieb, Wiiete, penn On
nit Mlfre0 SaHguelia in yonoon Su.
iammentrdftft?@ p frug Gdtbe.
Die @efrr9te 5udte NIT Den Nbielu.
vGs miro ii1 inobl lGnerlid) pcrmeiOen
laiien. 3dtbe. Wenn er aud nibt
islbft I'M 0otel @erlnailg logirt - bas
lit ia lpobl nur fiir Dnnaeu = 70 hdft
Ct fi9 je6eufals in Der giabe auf. $50
Iunie Stetnbuleu lit, ba 1T aud alfret
Sangueila. Meink Soft, per ipar
bena DaS p
Di4t lleben ibr tau1te aus Der in
ben &tiIsIraun fiibrenben Gute Elm bon,
itdnois ibwarjes @eji6t auf, nm bann
lofort mie6er 3n perl6pinben.
Gin Ne9er,A ent9e9nete 3atbe rubis; /;
rbait Du 6enn no@ rienatS einen
Shmarsen seieben? @r ipirb 3ur Sci,
5ermauui9aft 9eb6rel. Gber mas lit
Dir oent nur, Mtiete?A
DaS iunoe Wdbden brdngte iid an
bic 6reunbin nn6 blidte i9eu CUR
Seite.
wGs lit bumm Don mir, 9dtbe, aber
bas @eii1t iDirb mid nod i'm Shlafe
Derfolsen. Gs lag etipaS @ntletli9es
tn ben lDilben, 9rauiomen 3ii9el -
iEit al8 luenn Der leibbafti9e @atananf,
tanGte, nm itd cine arlue Seele 5u
bolen.1
,@eb', Miete, Dn biit aufaereat. -
0or6, bic 9@iffSglode! geb' fpohl.
On Gufel4
&dtbe 1rinfmann bate faum ibren
Sn6 ans Qanb oelest, al8 Sie Bride
etnge5ogsll lpuroe un6 oas S1iff iih
lan9laHl brsbte.
Wliete 3rHser ftano an bic Regeling
9elebnt unb lutnfte nit benz Ta{hen.
tudj oann perfdmamnten allmdlig Die
Sage oer am llfer fteben6en Wienfden,
Hn6 bas iunse Wfdoden siu9 langiam
NIT ssisnttsm &opf unter Ded.
Su einenl uornebm eingerihteten
3immer beS 9otels @ernianp IaB stn>
ilie Gteenbuien am Ganlin ,lno ltarrie
In 6as glimmenbe 6eusr, ipelheS oes
nsbeIfalten Eases me9en auf ibren
Wunl6 an9e3iinbet lpor6en mar. Nm
enteeSenseiesten Gnbe bes 3ilnmers
ftanb Glire6 San9uelia anS blidte
ourh bas angelaufene 6euiter anf BITE
@trabe.
Gs mar unsefdbr sw6lf rbr Mit.
tags.
Die iunaeu 2eute mu6tsn cine lehr
ernlte &r1rterung fiitsinatioer aepfloaeu
baben, benn Nnnie mar furhtbar blas
lHo ihrs sroBen buuflen auseu brann.
ten iuie TN Bteber.
v@s LIT uidt inosliG, glfreb,1 iaate
iie mad einer Paule, i'd tann es ntdt
fai1en. Du ipir1f mid natiirfid ntht
beliigen, aber 1T benn niht etn Srrtbunt
In Der Psrion benfbar ?1
sd noIlfe, Is fpdre io,A eutaeQnete
Nlfreo finfter. v4ber i9 babe eS beute
I'M TriibitidS3irniner iileines 6otels
lelblt geleien. Ole 3eitung ipnroe gleid
oarant bon einetn alloeren Walt erbsten,
ionit bdtte i6 iis miteebradlt.s
sallo IN ben vSotiibureer gsahridls
ten ltan0 ee? Mie mar Der Morf,
taut, Nlireb?"
y3ur5. nber un5Deibsutie es bies !:
2Bie mir aus potlfommen siiperldlsioer
Qnelle eriabren, bat bic Gtaatsanipaif.
ifaft 9e9en ben Senator @molb 6teeu.
bnifn Don bier arfta9e iuesen Wfein,io
srboben. Der Sal iou 10 einfad3 lie.
gen, bop er bereits Dor ben alliien bes
nd6ften Sdmur9eri1tS sur @burthsi.
lnng 9etangen biirfte.A
NHnie Steenbnien frampite bic 6dnoe
ineinanoer uno idiittelte ben ssopf. .Gs
mub oennodl Elm Srrtbum iein, ssreb,
ooer cine B6swilisteit. Mtein Uater
linb sin wieiueibl SO ffinst eisentlid
ldhsrliAI@
Der ilines Manu sudts ois abiel
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q rief. siHe.

gmma anserboffer = @enpbefa 9trnolb =
Nobsrt ganf-G 8 8auern -8 8ers- Sba
8raua g Clemens - @eo Oiesbadb - 9
Gtcel = Snfie 9ilbebranbt = Wlrs 6 . Soft
mann-S 8 Referitein-Ilrs G 3leemann-
= &ubn-SamueI Mabler = Sobn Neiiler :
Otto Hasmufen (2)-Mrs s 3emer-gRrs
9manba 3tes-2ouis Sdmese-ll GieeeI-
Mol'e S4absr-G @aItber-Srl. M gGeebe.
aasIdnbifde.
gneelbert @iintber-G Suber-G . 8els
ner-0fr Tfui4in-alfreb RaIiher-G @cps.
@botosrapbien.
Nirs. 6 Sobliter-Gb Gitbpte,
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- Nus 8rafilien fommt bic Nod,.
rtbt, boB mebrere probin3en fih BON
ber &epublit losgel6f unb iid1 ais I'm.
abbdngise Stauten erfldrt baben,
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Bmdlens Mrntea galbe.

Die bette Salbe ber 0eIt fur S6nitte, Queti&uns
gen, 0ei@phre, bieber= unb Sauts saus@Ias 6ietbte,
ssfprrnsene Sdn6e, Grpftbeulen unb ane Saufirants
betten furtrt Sdmprrbptben Ober teiue Besabluna.
Dbatge 3ufrtehnheit sarauttrt pber has @eI6 wtrb
5ura6erfattet. 25 Gents eie S9a@tei. 3um 0erfaui
Wtcleiale.
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b@ Die befen California Rotbs uni
MeiBsMeine Bel 8. RunteI.
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- Die Staatseiienbabn RommifRon
bat etnen neuetl Gra6ttarif fur Gena.
ppften ausgearbeitet.
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gine Got GO ead) Sroof boppeIte 8rei in ben neue.
fen edattungen BON baun grau blau gronat unb in W
un8en BON braun nb 20erfarb pres anbeu6rts IS Gents
SSolficms asreis ~ Gents Die 9aro
Gtne Got al Shd) gte importe gsbforb gprb euiuas
IN ben neeen unb mobnen @aitiuneeu Die bebeueubHen
e@df TN Often osriren oe aare u 68 Gents aIs Ba.aain
SSolfions 9sreis so Gents bie Nasb
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gsrii9srt euer eissntbam BEL gim part.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-01
Aasnulta on Forsyth.

No attacheof the Chicago Fair has
passed through such on alarming as
sault upon his character and upon his
effort for place as William Forsyth,
from California, named for chief OF the
department OF horticulture. A mani
fest argument for Col. FOrsyth's APP
pointment was his big fruit farm on tho
Pacific slope; but the fruit farm also
was made the basis of the case az linst
him. Those who desired some other
chief OF the department OF horticulture.
averred in regard 10 Forsyth that he
had acquired his great fruit farm, not
by the normal toll OF the honest farmer
nor even by the regularly accepted Gus
tom OF bargain and sale, but by the Tor
tu;tous collision in game OF poker be-
tween four aces which had settled in his
hand. against full on the other side Of
the table. Col. Forsyth last Tuesday
met his accusers In the presence OF the
committe on agriculture. and then and
there, as we learn from the Chicago
Tribune, showed that he not only
bought this farm legitimately, but
likewise from other parties than those
specified as having figured in the al
legged game Of poker.
We congratulate Chicago upon hav.
ing escaped the humiliation OF a chiet
of the department OF horticulture who
had gained his appointment for win
ming fruit farm on four acres. And
we congratulate Col. Forsyth upon q
successful defence against his accusers
which, while it frees him from their
charge, has introduced no testimony
calculated to impair his reputation -
an artist in the national game. That
Col. Forsyth did not win his fruit farm
BY playing poker Is no evidence that be
could not have so won IL had the cir
cumstances arisen 70 make that pos
ible.-N. Y. Sun.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-01
Panpared dishes.

Peppered dishes properly belong tC
summer time. Strange as it may seem,
curries and hot dishes of all kinds are
of tropical or Indian origin. Ever
the birds and animals Of the tropics use
Chile peppers Is articles OF diet. Un'
der the influence Of hot weather the ap-
petite flags, and seems to need some
such stimulus. It was Goldsmith who
wrote:
For palates Rrown callous almost 70 disease,
who peppefs the highest Is sure 70 please.
Whether our palates are rendered
oallous by warm weather or not, these
tempered dishes are exceedingly &C
ceptable TO most people In summer
time.-New York Tribune
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-01

Addressing camp meeting ct Deca-
tur, III, Bishop Turner said that any
man who thought he was near the close
Of his life at sixty or seventy-nve ought
TO be ashamed OF himself,and that those
who obeyed natures laws ought 70 live
70 the age Of 100 years.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-01
TALMAGE'S SERMON.
THE GREATEST PULPIT ORATORS
ADVICE TO CHURCH LADoRERS

AGGREssIvENEss IN THE FIELD OF
SOUL SAVING ABSOLUTELY NEEDED
MAKING CHARACTERS OF VALUE
TO THE wORLD-THE TIME FOR
REAL WORK VERY BRIEF AT THE
BEsr-rO-DAY A VERY BAD PERIOD
FOR INERTIA.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-31
RHonE. TEX, Jan. 81. 1901

Editor Gazette, Fort Worth, Tex
DEAR SRI think the dictionary the mod
valuable and useful premium have ever SEQ
Given with q newspaper. Yours. etc.
W. J. RO0KnA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-31
st. Louis Stockyards.
5e. ITO UTE y w VI ~1Is
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
NATIONAL SToCKYARDs. ILL, Oct. 30
Receipts, ITO cars of range cattle. One of
the principal buyers of range cattle wanted
fifty cars of good beeves, but there were
not half dozen cars in the yards good
enough for his purpose, and he had to be
satisfied with buying common to fair cattle.
The general market is steady to strong for
everything decent
A. L. Brown, Coleman, sold 225 calves at
SC. 35; 46 cows, 7S9 pounds, at S1.50.
j. n. Jay, Amarillo, 25 steers. $40 pounds.
s225.
Cotton & Ryan, Amarillo, 81 steers, 1881
pounds, s.. 90; 30 cows, S31 pounds, SI90;
IS cows, $50 pounds, $500.
A. p. Murcheson, Amarillo, 1875 COWS, 743
pounds, Sl.75.
Louisville land and cattle company, Qua
nah, 154 steers, 90S pounds, s. so; POS cows,
756 pounds, S1.75; 90 cows, 757 pounds, S1.35;
225 calves, $3.50.
L. w. Christian, Weatherford, &c cows,
700 pounds, S1.50.
W. o. Liefall, Snider, 4S cows, ZIG pounds
s150.
Hayden & Rogers, Snider, 81 cows, 734
pounds, $l55.
NJ. Rogers, Snider, 80 cows, 75l pounds,
S. 90.
ss86. Hackett, Fort Worth, 16 cows, 644
pounds, Sl.4O.
w. Fl. Simpson, Sweetwater. 6s calves,
1928
A. G. Baker, Quanah, 60 calves, s6.25.
Frank Crowley, Midland, So cows, $50
pounds, Sl.7O; II COWS, 7O9 pounds, Sl.4O
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-31
LIVESTOCK.
Cattle Market Steady With
Prices Up to Last Weeks.
THE QUALITY OF CATTLE POOR.
A Range-Cattle Buyer Wanted Fifty Cars
ofGood Beeves, but They Were Not
on the Market and He Had
to Take Fair Stuff
Chicago StockyardA.

Chicago StockyardA
Special to the Gazette
UNION SToCKYARDs. ILL.,, Oct. 3d.
Cattle receipts, 5000. The market is steady,
prices about the same as last week. The
vuality is poor.
F. Dibble, Coleman, sold 20 calves, 26l
rounds, s2.35
H. B. Spaulding, Muscogee, 1877 steers,
1867 pounds, S2.75.
Webb & Hill, Albany, 4s steers, s54
pounds, s. rs.
j. Morris, Coleman, 81 steers, $50 pounds.
81. 20; IS calves, 232 pounds, $2.65; 46 COWS,
776 pounds, Sl.S0.
Charles Thompson, Kansas City, 35S
steers, 961 pounds, $40; 154 steers, $50
pounds. s.. 35.
Evans-Snider-Buelc company, Choteau, 1863
steers, S94 pounds, 81 IS.
New Mexico land and cattle company of
sGayton, 351 cows, 707 pounds, sl.75.
NJ. Slattery, Clayton, N. M, 40 cows,
$50 pounds, Sl.75
Beal s. Hall, Colon, 80 steers, $50 pounds,
$500
Broyles & Dobson, Albany, 50 cows, 66S
pounds, Sl.65; 45 helfers, $50 pounds, SL50
B. w. Ryder, Tulsa, l02 cows, 727 pounds,
SLIGO.
Espuela land and cattle company, Dock
ums ranch, 203 steers, S65 pounds, s2.45;
"a steers, s35 pounds, s2.45; 149 steers, 900
pounds, 50 90.
n. Mcmahon, Brady, 213 sheep, "a pounds,
$3.50; 800 sheep, y pounds. So. 10.
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN,
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-31

steady to shade stronger. Natives, 50 500
4S5; Texans, 81 30(92 35; rangers, So 15@
40; stockers. 81 25(03 25
Hogs-Receipts, 10000; shipments, 200.
Market opened strong; closed lower. All
grades, IS 1904 80.
Sheep Receipts. 1000: shipments, 1000.
Market slow and steady to weaker. Ma
tive ewes, s. 25G14 25; mixed, 81 2564 80 ;
wethers, 81 1894 S.; Texans, s. 90; West
ems, 81 25.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-31
AN ECZEMA ON A BOY
Sufferings Intense. Head nearly Raw.
Body covered with Sores. Cured
by Cuticura Remedies.

1 bought bottle Of CUTfcURA REsoLvENT
one box CUTICURA SALvE, and one cake of CO.
TICURA SOAP for nv son. aged thirteen years.
who has been affisted with Eczema for a long
time and am pleased to say that l believe
were intense, his head being nearly raw, his
ears being gone except the gristle, and his body
was covered with sores. His condition was
frightful to behold. The sores have now all
disappeared, his skin is healthy eyes bright.
cheerful in disposition, and is working every
day. My teighbors are witnesses TO this re-
markab Bile lure and the doubling ones ne re-
quested totall or write me or any of nlJ neigh
bors. WIN. S. STEPHENSON,
Winchester P o. Union @ N c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-31

The wonderful artesian wells, flowing
hot water in connection with the Padgitt
natatorium and bath house, has Idssae1s
strated some wonderful spesasutsz sdnering
humanity thrapsiQsA land, as well as
those thaeeea3Sy bathing and swimming,
ssN6dfd not fail to visit this great institu-
ton. 1t Is provided with every variety of
baths known. Pure and natural hot water
at any temperature desired. Write for cir
cular. Tom PADGITT, Proprietor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-31
A Mild Report.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 30.-The October
grand jury who Investigated the Jail deliv-
cry has made its report. Indictments were
Anticipated against the guards who were
Charged with completely, but there is moth
ny in the report to indicate that these have
!oeen found. The comparative mildness of
The report as to the conduct of the guards
was liz the nature of surprise, and the be-
nef was that a more positive position would
Dc taken. Developments are looked for,
however.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-31
Assignment at Wolfe City.

Special 70 lne OaZUtue.
WOLFE CITY, HUNT COUNTY, TEX, Oct
3O.-Mr. w. F. Fetty, dealer in groceries,
hardware and implements, made an assign
ment this morning, making Mr.. Lem Hen
slice assignee He made the Wolfe City ma.
tional bank the only preferred creditor. AT
present we cannot learn his assets or LA.
bilities His assets are sufficient to cover
all liabilities. We understand that Mr..
Henslee proposes to work in harmony with
the Wolfe City bank so as to protect all
creditors.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-31

~ o. TION-Wanted by an educated bVf-
ne4 woman: understands bookksSU(Ag,
ApQ1 rapby, typewriting and teaching AGll
ran or go out Of city. Address r. W. H. Ga
etteNNtice. z53i
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-31
Cattle for the Panhandle.


ALBANY, SHACKELFoRD COUNTY, TEX,
Oct. 30.-Messrs. Reynolds Bros. and the
Monroe cattle company have recently
started two herds to the Panhandle coun-
try, one of 1900 and another of $500. They
drive to Seymour and ship to Giles and
Goodnight on the Fort Worth and Denver
railway.