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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-03


MccBArrH BROS, VALENCIA sr-oFFIoE
$500 Buchaiian. near McAllister; 25xs4: rents
$1,000 Icksburg near 2Sd; s2x117 to alley.
$625O-S15 Broadway, near fowellst.
$850O-Grove near 0etayia; 3 flats: make offer.
$3000--Cor. Hili'and Noe SITS; 51xl05
$2000-Cor. Noe ana Cumberland SITS: 57xlO6.
$4,000 -Shrader, near Fulton; 25x106;3; 2 lots.
S4000--Nlce cottage; 3l4 Fair oaks St.; 30xl25.
SS500-I4th, bet Guerrero and Valencia; 5Ox9S.
s275-Day ST., near Diamond; 25x1l4.
s3500I21th st. near Church; 23:6xlU5 to alley
ssOO6-chureh ST, near goth; cottage; new;
make offer.
S276O-Elizabeth. near Guerrero: Groom house.
$llOO-2oxil4, on 10Th ST., near Noe
$SoU-Cumberland st, near Noe: grand view.
$900-22d ST.. near Douglass street work q. K
$2000-Yieksburg ST.. near 23d; SIXTY to alley.
sS6o0-Fne house and Iot xeks6qrg near 2sd
$1300-EIizabeth St, near Noei 25xlI4
$6250-29th ST., near Dolores. 54x1l4; double
Substitution St, near Lagupa; 276x12O to
s765o"i7th, near Dolores: 25xla5; improved.
$2750-24th ST., near Sanchez; 25 :5xS0. with. A.
room cottage.
$s5OO.Golden Gate ave-. near Buchanan ST.:
$3.50 eaeh-PEeclta ave. near Mission; bargain. /.
G600 CASH = LOVELY NEW COTTAGE, s
tDOOOslarge sunny rooms, laundry, bath, etc.;
large rooms. bath. fine location Apply 1888 26th
ST.. bet. Noe and Castro, few feet below Castro
cars. Its
Qo.JO0 COTTAGE OF ROOMS BATH AND
UO-OU. gas; lot 25x80 Apply 1928. stevenson
street. my3 It's
OnO FELL. NEAR GoUGH-LoT 81 ;6xI2O TO
QUO rear street; front and rear houses; fats and
store; rents $97. mr3 3t*
Go0n PER ROOM WILL BUILD GOOD SOUND
tDOOO substantial houses; specimens of my work
In all parts of this city examine references HOUS-
TON, builder, 10, % and 80 Haght ST.; workshop,
1885 and 1877 Rose feS On Su
I or ll4xS0; Sw. COR. 25TH AND CASTRO
IL sts. Will su0divde; fne business corner. APP
ply 1405 oath st. ap19 Suwe 3t*
Q.O7E ON ST. CLOSE To BOULEVARD:
DOtO. buy for the future; you can't do better;
Anew dollars down, balance $40 monthly. HENRY
z. JONES, 3241s Montgomery St. apo rhsuTu I'm
QOS0 LOTS ALL GRADED AND IN GOOD
I'D AOU. condition; SIS cash: better lots In
the market. Call and see HENRY z. JONES, 3241a
Montgomery ST. apS ThSuru I'm
Q0a0 FOR NICE LEVEL LOTS GRADED
IDOOO. and fenced: $26 cash and so monthly
II. 2. JONES. 32415 Montgomery. apo ThSuTu I'm
0100 EACH FOR LOTS ON ELECTRIC
D4UU. roaI ready to build on now s25 cash
and $lOmonthly. HENRY T. JONES. 3241s Mont
gomery 81. app ThSuTu I'm
GR0O TO $600-TEN CORNERS. GRADED
UOUU aud fenced; 80 :6x1UO; few dollars down,
balance $40 monthly. HENRY z. JONES. 324Is
Montgomery st. ape ThSuru I'm
Goh0 SEVENTY LOTS ON 47TH AVENUE.
oDOOO. Oh very easy instaIlments; will take
you and show tue lots. HENRY z. JONES. 3241a
montgomery ST. ape ThSuTu I'm
0060 TO $60O-oNE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
apAOU lots TO choose from: the best selection In
the city. Call and see HENRY Y. JONES, 3241 IN
montgomery ST. ap9 ThSuTu I'm
&I00o HENRY ST.. NEAR 18TH AND CAS-
sDlOOO. tro; lots each 25xll5; one-third cash.
w. Ii. GRIM 4 CO, lis Montgomery. my3 suwe ct
y myS suTuThsu
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contains salon pariors, dnng-hal buffers pantry,
c0mmodlous hen, 4 sunny and capacious cham
oers, finished basement, laundry: house entirely
decorated by Clark 81 Co.; all modern conveniences,
sucn as electric bells and electric gasighters, pat
ehI nre and burglar proof safe for jewery and sill
rerware, sanitary plumbing; street paved with
Dltumlhous rock and accepted by the CITY; Ashbury
81, near Haight; take Haght, Oak Ellis st. car
INES; GET on at Ashbury ST. walk one block south
For further particulars apply TO o'FARRELL d
LANG, II Montgomery ST., or r. ID. CRANSrON, on
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CeD6O GUERRERO, NEAR RIDLEY: >
SCOZOU. story bay-window house OF 8 rooms
and bath; lot 21x3O. q, II. UMBSEN & CO., Il
Montgomery st.
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$1,000 CISCO 6af o SioS Gq9 18th s S1N near
So. only block from Railroau ave. q. h. UMB-
SIN a. CO. Il Montgomery 81
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0OTS0 ASKED, AND A REASONABLE
DO w offer entertained; sunny side Washing
ton ST., near Webster; choice building lot, % :ox
1924; 1t must be sold as the owner is about TO leave
the city. Apply to o'FARRELL Il LANG, IL
Montgomery 81.
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G1 > 00O SUBMIT OFFER; STEVENSON
I'd Z.OOO. St; corner; near 18th; good 2
story building; fats. and rooms. bath, etc,
each: rent $50; lot 35XSO. McAFEE. BALDWIN
q HAMMOND. 10 MonIgomery 81. mYS 81 SuTnTh
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G6OS0 HOUSE AND LOT, 25x97:6, ON w.
aDOAOO. line OF Webster St, bet. Washington
and Jackson; good 2-story bay window house OF 5
rooms and bath; all modern improvements; rents
for $40 per month must be sold; make Offer T. A.
DOLAN q CO.. $50 Market st. my3 SuTuTh
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GUNNY sInE-LoCATIoN UEEXcELLED.
> my3 suTuThSu
u.-6O EACH-2 LOTS on ~ SIDE OF YUBA
SDDOO ST. near Defiaro CPotrerO); 25xlOO each:
cheap. S. Il. WoRDEN, AS Montgomery. SuTh
C.I:OO EACH-3 LOTS ON CASTRO ST..
tplOUU near 25th; size 25x80 each. 5. O..
@0RDEN, 40 Montgomery st: my3 suTh
. G.OOO0 FINE BUILDING LOT ON K. SIDE
CZOUU. OF Fair oaks ST., near 25th; size &c SIX
100 S. g. WoBDEN, 4I5 Montgomery St sum
GSQn0 Sc COR OF 26TH AND NOE SITS /:
u DUUD. size SOxll4; this is a good buy. s. g.
WORDEA, 4l5 Montgomery st. my3 SuTh
GSk0n LOT q :6xl2O; W. SIDE FRANKLIN
'SDOOOO. ST. above Vallejo; hue view OF the bay
S3OO0-Yaiieio ST., near Taylor; magnificent view :
large lot, 60I67 g. with good 2-story house EP
NOKBE, 634 Market st. my3 IT,
GIN LOTs-ABBEY HOMESTEAD LOTS, 38x
tDOU 1909 IS per month, no interest. w. II.
CRIM q CO., 1lS Montgomery st. my3 SuWe p
= 'G.e)- M 6REEN, NEAR POLK-GRAND MA
" Z-UUs rine view; accessible by eable-rOads;
lot 25xlO2 Address Owner Box l9, this Office. q
c.1Ir0 LOTS ON MISSION ST. 25xss. g
u LOU. each. w. H. GRIM CO., lis Mont
gomery st. my3 SuWezt
GUNNY sIDE-DEsIV ABILITY UNSURPASSED
~ my3 SuruThSu
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T W. NORTHUP, 235 KEARNY ST.
u $6500-W. side Mason ST., bet. Pine and Cali
fornia: lot 22:6xS6: house IL rooms
SS000w. side Jones ST., bet. Bush and Pine; lot
22:6xS6; house rooms.
$S750-N. side Bush ST. bet. Powell and Mason
lot 25x120; house IL rooms.
SlO,0O0-N. side Pine ST., bet. Jones and Leayen-
worth: lot 25xl37 %. house IL rooms.
$l0,OU0-N. side Bush St. bet. Jones and Leayen-
worth; Tot 25xS6; house rooms.
$I5.5U0-S side California ST.. bet. Mason and
TAYLOR; lot 20x60; house 3 rooms.
$725-E side 9Th ave-. bet X and SITS. !: 25xl2O. l
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GOe 000 VALENCIA ST, NEAR 18TH;
sDLO.uOO. so feet frontage by 135 feet in
18TH ST.; this is positively the cheapest piece of
property for sale Valencia St. and should attract
the attention OF any with capital to invest For
further particulars apply to O'FARRELL 4 LANG,
IL Montgomery st
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CSO00 GRAND UNRESTRICTED MARINE
CDOOUO. view: new modern bay window cot
tage; large, lot 27:6xl0O IT.: l block from
Hyde-st. cable; rare opportunity TO purchase
cheap. VI. !. MORGAN d Co., 5l2 Cal. St. Mem. Of
S. 7. Real Estate Ex.
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Classified Advertisements ContnusJ on the
Sixth Page.
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EELL ST, NEAR OCTAYIA. THROUGH TO
i Linden aye.-COttage and double house: rents
$50 per month: q 6Xl20. WI GRIM q co. lT8
MONTGOMERY 81. mYS SuWe y
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G77S0 CALIFoRNIA-ST. RESIDENCE, Mr..
I'D tOU. Devsadero ST.; contains rooms and
bath; everything modern and completes; lot 27 :6x
1877 g. Apply to OFARRELL q LANG, IL Mont
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IL See those new built cottages with full-sze lot
25xll4, on 23d ST., near Noe; one block from. the
CastrO-St. caoe you can have one for $500 on the
installment plan; be your own landlord. VI. =.
LEVY, 1872 California St. near Montgomery. N.Y. 81
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-14

Special 10 the Gazette.
NATIONAL SToCKYARDs, Ill, Aug. 10
There were sixty cars of range cattle on the
market, quality ranging from inferior TO
pretty good. There was an active inquiry
for the best grades at u shade better prices,
and common stuff sold slow at about steady
prices. = few Arkansas knotheads fed in
the Territory sold al Sl.s0; steers sold at
-. 20 to S3.05: COW stuff, 81. 10 to $3.50. with
the bulk of sales at $l6 to 81. 80; calves,
Is % to $500 per head.
4 Guy Borden. San Antonio, sold 229 head
fat sheep, Sc pounds at Sf.25.
\. B. Robertson, Colorado, Tex, sold -
steers, 1851 pounds, at $3.50; 70 calves ut So
per head.
p54Citizens' national bank, Colorado, sold %
COWS. 694 pounds, al 81 30.
B. W. Rider. Chelsea, sold % COWS, S32
pounds, At $50
j. W Profit, Belknap. sold Il heifers,
$40 pounds, at $3.50.
A S. Bclcher, Belcher, Tex, sold 1S3
steers, 9Sl pounds, at 81 20.
DOnnei Bros, Eiasville, sold 16 year
lings, $50 pounds, at 81. 40; y COWS, 1.25
pounds, at Sl.45; &c COWS, 600 pounds, at
Sl.57.
james Atkins, Eliasville, sold 25.cows, Cos
pounds, at $l45.
j. c. Hogan. Prior Creek, l. r, 30 steers,
100 pounds. at $3.0j; 45 steers, 1854 pounds,
at $500; % steers, $40 pounds, at S2.S1.
j. I. McSpadden. Chelsea, sold lO4 steers,
900 pounds, at S2.5O
L. II. Posey, Eufaula, /. T, sold 25 steers,
$50 pounds, at 50 30; 2S steers, 7S5 pounds,
at go; p steers, ~ pounds, at $3.50; 2S
COWS. cts pot ads, at Sl.65.
kelSer " Neal, Leliatta. sold 23 steers,
1898 pounds, at 3. So; y steers, 1041 pounds,
at $500; % steers, 800 pounds, at S2.55.
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A set-To in the Court Room.

Special to the Gazette.
EAsTLAND, EAsTLAND COUNTY, Tex, Aug
13.-The commissioners court is now in
session, and yesterday evening was the
scene of a little difficulty, which will hardly
be reduced to the minutes. Col. Searcy of
Austin was before the court for the purpose
of trying to get the tax. as raised by the
board of equalization. reduced. In his re-
marks he CURLY stated that he thought all
of the court was disposed to do right except
one member referring to Commissioner
Freeman Mr. Freeman demonstrated with
him, and suggested that his age would pro-
tect him from violence. Col. Searcy re
torted that he did not stand behind his gray
hairs Mr. Freeman called him liar. Col
Scarcy struck him. Mr.. Freeman went at
him in regular pugilistic style, but was
promptly stopped by other members Of the
court before any blood was spilled.
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STRONGER PRICES.
Two Thousand Texas Beeves
Sold at Chicago.
BETTER PRICES FOR FAT ONES.
st. Louis Shows Little Improvement, Ex-
cept for Common Stuff, Which is
About Steady-Little Doingin
the Home Market.
Union Stockyards, Chicago.

Special TO the Gazette.
QUNIoN STocKYARDs, ILL, Aug. 13.-Two
thousand Texans sold at stronger prices.
Quality generally poor.
Gunter & W marketed 296 COWS, 81
pounds, $3.50.
Cobb & n, Abilene, l12 head, GO pounds,
s. 20.
Dolls Bros, Cotulla, 81 steers, $50 pounds,
S2.25.
A j. Durham, Salina, AZ steers, 924
pounds, 3. i5.
Kimberlin & Co., Fort Worth, twenty-six
steers, $40 pounds. e. 20.
Conner Bros. 375 cows. 709 pounds, Sl.95.
w Dunlap, l79 steers, 93S pounds, s.. 80.
Scharbauer & L., Midland, 600 sheep,
eighty-three pounds, s4.05.
w. H. F'usch, Colorado City, SO sheep,
eighty-one pounds. $3.50
". E. Cornell. Midland, So ewes, seven
ty-seven pounds, $50.
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WATER LITIGATION.
An Injunction Against the City of Waco
Paying the Bell Water Com
pany Asked For.
Special to the Gazette.

SptS4dA " Inc S4LtItt-
Waco, Ten, Aug. 13.-A petition was
presented to Hon. L. W Goodrich at Mar
lin last Monday by Hon. E. W. Graham
and w. B. Hoard, representing the Waco
water and light company, praying the court
to issue an injunction restraining the city
of Waco from paying to the Bell water
company any money for rentals OF fire
hydrantS under the existing contract maze
on the 9th day of April, 1889, with one j. d.
Bell, which contract was transferred by
said Bell TO the Bell water company; said
contract, among other things, granting to
Bell the right, privilege and franchise to
erect, maintain and operate system OF
waterworks in the city of Waco for the
purpose of supplying the city of Waco
with water for fire protection for Il
period of fifteen years from and
the contract price being $40 each per an
nun for l25 hydrants, and S35 each per an
nun for the first additional twenty-five
hydrants, and so each for all over $50
hydrantS.
This is Il gigantic piece of litigation, and
is of interest to each and every citizen Of
Waco. j. d. Bell of the water company
which has the contract to supply the city
of Waco with water was the first to bore
the artesian wells, and on being successful
he organized a company, laid his mains and
transferred his contract to the company.
The Woo water aud light company is
the successors to company organized
years ago, and who supplied the city with
water for a considerable span of time be
fore the artesiau wells were bored. The
present company has a financial response
bility of over 5000, coo 1t is owned by
the Debenture guarantee and assurance COM
pany of Great Britain and America, and
owns and controls many similar water
companies in principal cities OF the United
States.
The result of this viii be watched with
great interest What the outcome will be
i IS thGroughly unknown Is%ill be heard in
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Parties answering advertisements below must
address the advertiser and not THE GAZETTE
as this paper has nothing TO do with the adyer-
uSement further than to print it
THE GAZETTE cannot undertake TO forward
replies unless prepaid and addressed envelopes
accompany advertisements.
No personal" notices printed unless accom-
panied by the name OF advertiser.
Advertisers should remember that letters d.
rected TO initials only. are not delivered through
the postoffice II initials are used they should
be directed to the care Of some person, firm or
postofice box. Advertisements can be left at
our Office. or sent through the mail TO THE GA
ZETTE Fort Worth Tex.
In answering advertisements. mention this
paper
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN.
FREE ADS.

All persons seeking employment or desiring
help OF any character are invited TO use this
column free of charge, such advertisements not
to exceed three lines.
Notices OF articles lost and found in this col
umn, not exceeding three lines will also be in
serted free.
II is the desire of THE GAZETTE 10 facilitate
the search OF persons for employment and the
recovery Of lost property, and all are cordially
ov!;ed 10 use this column1or such purposes
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Chicago Livestock.

CHICAGO, ILL, Aug. -Cattle-Receipts,
10000; shipments, not given. Market
steady to a shade stronger. Steers, 81 S0@
90; Texans, 81 30 Ca3 10; stockers, 81 p
as -; Westerns, s. I5G4 40.
HOgs-Receipts, 10000; shipments, not
given; fair demand. Market steady to
stronger. All grades, s. 50@5 so.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; shipments, 300.
Market fairly active and steady. Ewes,
s. :35G14 30; mixed and wethers, 81 60G5 p;
Texans, So S50t4 05; Westerns, 81 10
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great scarcity OF money in all the lower Rio
Grande sections of this state. There has
been no rain to speak of for eighteen
months. The ranchmen are all in debt,
and the farmers have been unable 10 raise
enough for their actual needs. The scarcity
of money and the impossibility Of obtaining
it in any quantity was emphasized yester-
day at Roma, on the Rio Grande, where 2iS
young, fat and healthy sheep, capable of
growing four pounds of wool annually, sold
for IS cents apiece
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Wifi Murderer Hanged,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 13.-Henry Henson,
the wife murderer, was executed this
morning. AT O'Clock the march to the
gallows began. Henson joked with the eX-
ecutioner, babe goodbye to his friends, re-
Quested that no religious services be held,
and a I'll the drop fell. He was pro
nOunced dead ut 7:15 and fifteen minutes
afterward thebody was cut down.
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apluck& New Mexico Judge.


VUIIJo pUIIuJIINC Ot.VItC
ROSWELL. n. NJ. Aug. 11.-Last night
County Judge F. Williams had a difficulty
with Doc Craig, a laborer, which ended in
blood, in which the latter was considerably
worsted. Gus Siber, a German, then took
the quarrel up and was knocked down and
had one eye bla ckened by the pugilistic rep
resentative of the bench, Judge Williams
The Judge was in the right
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-14

One of Those Who Could not be ITaken
Special to the Gazette
HuLsBoRo, Hill COUNTY. Ten, Aug. 49,
Bob Piper was arrested at the depot in
CorSicana to-day by Sheriff Watt of WaXa-
hachie and brought here to be taken on to
Waxahachie. Piper is wanted in Ellis
county for an assault on q preacher with
ancient hen fruit not long since; also for
resisting arrest at Italy last Tuesday.
He and his brother were together when the
constable ran on to them. As the latter
was not armed at the time, he of course
could not arrest them. Since then Piper
has declared openly that no officer could
take him.
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ST Louis. Mo, Aug 13-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1900 shipments, 400. Market strong
good to choice native steers, s. 00a5 60
Texans and Indians, 81 20G3 10; Gamers,
$fSOCG2 %.
Ilogs-Receipts, 5000; shipments, 1900.
Market active; prices ranged 81 gOtG5 40.
I Sheep-Receipts, 400; shipments, none.
Market firm fair to choice, 8 15la4 %.
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The Home Market.

At the Union stockyards yesterday but
little was done. There was scarcely any
thing offered. The following livestock
went over the scales for the packery:
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To Stockmnr,

The Daily GAZETTE can always be found
at sale az B. Clicks news stand, No. 535
Main street, under the opera house, near
st. james hotel, Kansas City, Mo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-14

The Fort Wseth Fencibles will give an
entertainment coz pliaetary 10 Miss Sallie
WeItman to-morYe Friday evening, at
the old tenniss$r6HEds on Lamar street
Music, dancing drilling and refreshments
will be the o Her of enesssainment. a most
enjoyable time is anticipated.
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General Notes.

T. C. Andrews has returned from Mineral
Wells. where he recuperated for week.
There are plenty of cattle sellers there but
no buyers, he says.
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GENER MARKETS.
Boston-WooL.

2l,9OO pounds Light offerings from re-
ceivers are held firmly at unchanged prices.
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New Yorx-Livestock and Dressed Meat.
New YORK, Aug. 13.-Beeves-Reccipts,
light; no trade. Market steady; dressed,
slow at 5Ca6c for Texas sides. and Sa91fc for
native CarcaSes; no shipment
Sheep-Receipts, 400 head. Market
S+padv ~ -Std4 -
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Special to the Gazette.
Boston. MASS, Aug. 13.-Wool in less
demand, but prices ruled steady. Fine
washed aeeces held at some advance.
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What steam isl to the engine, Hoods Sar-
saparilla is to thesbody, producing bodily
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The yards were quiet yesterday A
trainload of cattle would be sight worth
seeing, the boys say.
Texas is taking rest these days The
Territoy is getting in her work in dumping
cattle on the market Texas has the cattle,
but they are for sale''--not TO be given
away. True, there are sales of Texans on
the markets daily, as THE GAzETTE's spec
ials show, but nothing like what would be
if prices We're satisfactory.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-14

j. N. Jackson, the rustling stockman of
Kimble county, shipped from kerrville to
St. Louis recently sixty-four head OF choice
beeves. -
Choice cows. steers and hogs are in de-
mand at the Union yards for the packery
They are paying satisfactory prices. Hogs
are quite scarce, even from the North.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-14

JOURNALISTIC rustIer would likfto edit
- paper in a live town for part profits: pre-
fers salary. Ready writer. Address News
office, Caldwell, Tex. HI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-14

GALESMAN-Wanted an engagement Sep--
y TENDER by an experienced hardware. i'm
plcment. stove and machinery salesman. Can
furnish reference. Address L. b, p. o. Box d,
RCckMall. Tex. LIZ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-14

A fellow remarked in all earnestness yes
f@1Eaay on the car, ''You can't see the
packery for so many buildings" 1t is
fact, those immense stone structures pre-
sent grand sight. Now that car service
is resumed many people in the city who
have not been to North Fort Worth since
spring will be agreeably surprised at the
changes that have taken place in and about
the packery since the collapse of the big
bridge
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Col. William Hunter went south on the
M Worth and Rio Grande yesterday.
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MALE

NLERk-Wanted. position as hotel clerk,
y either day or night, by competent young
man. VIII Superntend dining room II ncceS-
sary Good references. Address II. l. c.,
ScOttSTille. icy. lS-lQ
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Sheep, SO Cents per Head.

SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Aug. 13.-There is
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Little trading and little efforts to trade
these days. Until the market improves,
which Cattiemen think it is bound TO do
soon. shipments from this immediate sec
ton will be few and far between.
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nRU MMER-A drummer well acquainted
~ with Texas trade, wants position with good
house for another year. references /. Address
Drummer. care Howard Tully, Fort Worth
frrpy
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SALESMAN-Wanted. situation for fan. T.
= years experience in dry goods. Willing
and capable. y reference. Work, care Ga
Zette 9-l5
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EnREMAN- SITUATION wanted by am eXpe-
Il renccd fireman German on stationary
boilers. Address, II. Haase. st Louis Hotel,
Jones street lO-l6
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SALESMAN-Wanted, situation ae salesman
- in the house or on the road in produce. gro
ceries or coufectioueries. Eight years expert
ence. Good reference Address =, 3l5 Pecan
street Fort Worth. Tex. GLIB
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DRINTER-At liberty September 10, Il good,
i all-round printer and ''pencil-puSher. Adj
dress C.. Gazette oftice. 1918
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NOOK-Frcnch cook wants a situation Adj
y dress Cook" care OF Peter LoiSelle HouS-
ton. Tex gl5