davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The record-union., 1893-07-05

ITO LET-A HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS.
l. in one Of the best localities for health and
comfort. Good home for right parties. In
quire at 122 Eighth street. iel7-tf
The record-union., 1893-07-05

A FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT AND
"A bakery 10 rent; ovens and fixtures COM
plete; centrally located; SO Pacific avenue
Santa Cruz; also suitable for store. Address
c. b. PEASE., Santa Cruz
The record-union., 1893-07-05
General 3lpttrra.

vi elocution, vocal and tnstrumentaI r,,S;.' ~
1@4o seventh street. bet. L and NJ. je2g-6t@
DEADING OF THE PAST pRrSr1J7,
~ and future by MRS. l. c. AHDRFs1TiSS' ~, Z
pioneer fortune teller and clairvoyant. I99i
oeNeIllh street, between L and NJ ie24IIms
Nj RS. IVAN r. LIND-PLEASE WRITE
III 10 me; have some good news to tell Won
sS-o ~ IVAN
The record-union., 1893-07-05

MJANTED-BY A COMPETENT NIJR-
cII seIyLhan, situation TO take charge OF q
lrult ranch. Address L. s., this Office.
The record-union., 1893-07-05
3l1n11trp.

VA ANTED-A GIRL TO DO COoKrNa
" and housework; no washing. Can
sleep at home IL desired. Apply I62S %
street or l116 Second street. ty3-3t
The record-union., 1893-07-05
4nat--Enuno.
90 Iet or Rrut.

NEW HOUSE, FIVE ROOMS, PANTRY
~ and bathroom, modern improvements;
rent reasonable TO desirable people. Apply at
1919 Tenth street.
The record-union., 1893-07-05

M WANTED-MEN FOR FARMS, VINE
w yards, diaries and all kinds of labor.
women and girls for cooking and general
housework; plenty OF work for desirable help.
Apply at EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. Fourth
street, X and L.
The record-union., 1893-07-05

WANTED AN INTELLIGENT MAN
W VINO can explain PLAIN business propo-
SIMON; none other need apply. IMPERIAL
AICH COMPANY, PostOIiice BUILDING
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

Louis Sander was held by jury in
police court Zoe disorsieEly conduct He
had some trouble with Officer Steed on
Cana street Monday night and used
loud. iisorderly language. tie was con
yietrd and viii be sentenced today.
The Mckee case had another hearing
and was again adjourned In spite OF
the protests II the prosecuting attorney
the court insisted on allowing the al
Icurument.
The testimony taken in the Huber ex
animation was read yesterday and a hi
tie additional testimony was taken. To.
day two other lake saloon cases are on
call
Judge Grove granted petition az the
Street Railway company yesterday dis
charging mortgage on thirty nine
acres Of land near Reeds Lake.
Huber Schulz was convicted ~ remov-
ing leased watch and was sentenced
Ia Que year in the superior court yester
daV
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08
INV ExuIBIIs OPEN.
A Bis Crowd j. Expected to See TN.
Iufsnfa Today.

Caickso. juno : Delightful weather
brought A large crowd b. the fair today
many Strangers an5 rural visitors being
present The attendance wax folly as
larE- - that u yesterday. although the
grounds viii not BE- open toaight \
tremeudoss crowd Is expected tomor-
re. the ialanta's frst Appearance being
tne attraction
Iennsy vani.'s display j. alsiut com
tiets a1d will 10 opsrs,l "a the public
without csreWouy saturday. The hfiy
fast anthracite nee,iie With the name
rPennsylganit" ca rs hsise. 81 Inch stands
81 th, r-nter - trc bgiiding sas TN
ishei 'kC weeks AGO. ard b. aue II the
sights a tt- department. - rlnss and
m.ains West Virginia coal coke and
tuasaE tnc display has received is
rriseinE touches and Eih D. thrown
a. g taurros sithout eerebHny.
what Is cnasf,isrcsi ta t. the LARGEST
si sfatee iu re world was nnFciicd
fffateif n manufacturers hall this
~ ra p eos pfcesucr of Chief Ala
an fhf rt fress rfaliFa - the tsofham
MnaIsrfar,ur eoupany. ehieh owns
tae gsIaarle fr'e f-v invited guests
rat - ~ tne 81 - iss gaFsts
aefs san.ra ihteazh Gle eNhfnts. be-
center rare ee Cantuft usTrid
cent ~ IA etfs aad ahser. -ghlch was
snasa Ht fle raafearat eccuries a
} eharY ese near ihs entrance
sfa aselilif arranged rrltr -aes
tnet fse tfeissfaey aeeersfei sal 5
- etaer aeta ted 4 siaric pieee-.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

II one could be patient he could avoid
many troubles.
But it is worse than folly 10 be patient
tism. or any complaint tina. arises from
disorders of the nervous system. Such
patience is not virtue: il is ignorance
IL the great danger that lies in delay
when one is first attacked with a nervous
disease.
No troubles hattcr the patient with
such hopes Ut recovery as do diseases of
this nature. and diseases 81 this nature
comprise tao. thirds the ills that flesh is
heir to. Attend 10 your nervous system
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

Have you had the grip. Do It's effects
still linger. Then go 10 the nearest
drug store and ask for a bottle IL the
remedy that makes people well.
Dir. +. j. Lee III Howell. Mich. whose
portrait is given above. Was left in low
health and weak from the effects OF the
g-ip. Paine celery compound benefited
him az once. as Il has benefited and
cnrei thousands who were sick
For goodness sake don't Jet sickness
follow YOU through the summer. Take
Palnes celery compound.
Paine's celery compound makes people
well. Ia early summer il Is the best of
tones for the weak and weary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08
EULALIA IS A GUEST
Dinner rendered Her By Presi-
dent higabotham.
GLIMPSE OF CHICAGO LIFE
TIE nsaEts,ass he>sdsncs oa Aiehs-
s.a Aseaae wss TRANSFORMED
f.ss . Brt or spain

Carcsao. June The -eoond oftcisi
srfsgtgnnent arranged for ths Princess
EalAlla daTsng her star an Chicago vas
gwen shis syoning AZ the marble man
si.on Il Hariox -. Hginnothsn. pEess
d~nt II the Worlds Columbian Exposi
ton. TIE obi. hat inPsiag. exterior.
9Th ia great broad eetrsnas STEPS.
nossisa no deeoratson- even ftr the REP
sessntauye q The Spanish sovereignty.
Polics officers. mounted ard '1n tnot,
kept The pasragesass cie@r on The
Michigzn boulevard snt fwenty ninth
street. sisses q the house FOR the Spanish
and other guests invited 90 The dinner.
The sniilrg prlneess sas heartily
eheeresi A. shs aigated with the prince
from her carriage aad Passst 1p The
crimson cafpeted and eoserssl ~sy "a
shs rssrtsl a the white msnsisa. The
rosal couple we're aset az the threshold
~ 81 sai Mo- fiiZiafrfhsm lind Sel
eoms.i % their holae. Il was O'Clock
Nhsn The lufanfa AnA Prince
Antanio arriyed. and ~ that time
every 0ue q the other guests was
assembled ia The reception room IN
d~frse Gee 70 the prerugatise u royalty.
The prince sat princess psisssd under
ard tefWcsL The siiken coiors ~ spain
An3 the AmesicAn republic. the stars
auI sfrire4 i.ing croesst over the folds
a. yelilN and red on each sale 81 the
Hall A. yell a. - "a. Tar end. forming
artistic arches without detractiag from
the HARMONY q coolers "a TIE permanent
decorations
The Distinguished Guests
Nan.. bat ths, spanish coloss adorned
IT, siuirg room nails Between the
f9itis Il r,-d and yellow silk over the
head q the table reposed The coat II
Artna a SPAN fhe floral decorations
Il the table. cnn-istrd Il exquisite vel
low sfchisis and Jsc4ueminef roses In
abundance. Spanish melodies tioated
iato the dining room from mandolin
snd guitar orchestra hidden aiming
the palms. ferns and exotics II the
conservatory There were No menu
ear,is. but at each plate ~as rich hand
painted card bearing the guests name
under the cr,isse,l flags Il Spain and the
republic. The tables we're arranged an
ohioug foru. bat without any foot The
following comru-.ai the party, Princess
Euis.se and Prince Antonia. Mr. and
Mira Harlow y. HigintothaE.. Harry
Higinlotham. Harlow h. Higintotham.
Mrs Florence iliginfotham. MIR. and
Mrs. Ferdinand W. Peck. Mr.. and Mrs.
Potter Palmer. President Thomas ".
Palmer Mayor Carter n. Harrison. Miss
Harrison. Mile. pupuy de Lone. Senior
Don puppy IL LONE. commissioner gen
.ral from Spain. Commander Charles
"a Davis. L.. = v. Senior Don Pedro
Jorcry Forar Marquis De Area Hermosa.
fIis Exceliency Don Emil Muraia. the
Spanish minister.
The Secretary % State and Mrs.
Gresham. Governor Aitgeld. the Direc-
tor General and Mrs. Davis sent their
regrets The presence II 50 many mem.
hers q the Higinbotham family rather
defracted from the ccrcmonious charac-
ter ~ the dinner At the hesli 81 the
table sat President Higinhotham aud
tie inisnta. Mrs Higinbotham aud the
prince.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08
FISH Of ALL MHDS At as.l.l D''''n.
A New Certain Cure for piles.

We 10 not intend tn indorsc any except
articles Of genuine merit: we therefore
take pleasure in recommending 10 suffer
ers from Piles IN any form. a promp; and
permanent cure. The following letteB
speak for themselves:
Mrs. Mary {. Tyler, II Heppncr. Ore,
writes: One pkg. Of Pyramid Pile Cure
entirely cured me OF piles from which
have suffered for years. and have never
hsd the slightest return II them since.
Mr. +. oBrien. Rock Bluffs. Neb..
says: The pkg. 81 Pyramid Pile Cure
entirely removed every trace Of itching
piles. ! cannot thank YOU enough for H..
The Pyramid Pile Cure is a new. GER
tain painless cure for every form of piles
IL IS safe. sure and cheap. Aay druggist
vii get Il for you II you ask hin.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

JtpaE Pskgfss Estate u John Cordes.
decea=srl: inventor, hled. ESTATE VI
froftun Ii. Pond, deceased; inventory
nlesi: order FOR ~idoss Sli0sance.
Estate Il Asa Wzicott deceased. boad
sad oath ca safe II real estate filesi.
i<tate II George l. Quimby. deceased,
inventory Elesi; order ior widows al
Loxance. Estate II DIN A. Lewis. de-
ceased, letters II administration Is
sued 10 FRANKIE Lewis Estate of
Robert A. Bauer. deceased: order ap
pointing administrator. tstste Il
pclina {. Weilman. deceased, letters
issued 20 sylvester r. collar. Estate
os Robert sSqnires. decreased; Dceem
Der s assigned for bearing claims.
Estate Sarah a. Brown. deceased:
June - assigned Zoe the appointment
81 aianinisirator. Estate u fresieFick
Lippman. deces.sesi. ialy : assigned
for hearing nu4i 4coInnt- Estate of
N4ris g. Anderson. dcs'eass'si: July ,
assigned for hearing petition 10 sell
real estate % pay iegaries.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

sHf.,,..f faee fae rfffs Vsre
ssasa eanErnss euei fhh. rsen.rs at
a. arr ga.r.s Tlia recrptiii. fsa. tro.l
- tsr taita-a esCitV rflaf 90 frf
v..iIng FfEsfaraas sefrrahfesrts rere
serves and e r pfeertai eiu-isf rE
~ r.sal arf iasfrererisl nflsie, Nas
renstaresi kaleng ths nrnaineef auli
rlrss feor'e - were rrra nrirtr
80 Rev = - ask. sfor 20 fae .itle
stian -i,aFa Ns7r,estat rer.and
J. T. li kf faur.iar el ibe ifmaus
verntarisn stn.fsrum az Ra-fie reek.
tirhiesrs iieofg = huhh n ~ rh
tsr - BOD fiense sei ffer,lfn frr ~
ci.,l arusn q tae NeEe'sfiar -.,iefY n
Aurrtes. ph,la.ieIrha. i'r Est bel
Swsan q fnshanapsiis p- Alice %.
sf-cs,naa. Ctirsg-a. e. STAR ~ TO-.
81 ln-err Mi.ss1nri the key ~ s
Ie~sf. Ninaearosiz. W.iisai > farf-r.
$50 prs iert f fha Nsrstsr- al ts.i-rsl
unisn. Nsnchrstsr fn1iand. J. ksi'lei
Ieiuss tierfeanF
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08
Car. soess 4 ca. s.o..s, Say q fOssy
osxa


JtDsx BckIIss&xs The People Va
Hab-r Schu1. removing leasssd s0odss
vsfaict guilty; s<snpsneea "a ons year
ia Jscsssn. Flora Puole "a The Con
soiidaIsd street railway, tfespsss GA
me c4ss, SIXTY dsys ~ sstIis tsiL The
People W. James Pttton. saloon oksa
after hours; coatinuSd over term. The
People Vs. James Pitton. saloon epea
Sunsias. continued over t.rai- The
People ~. James Pitfon saloon open
alter hours, continued over teru.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

Jrpos HAoCxXTf-L Louis Sander. dis
orderly, continued one week. h. Doty.
violation street ordinance; paid sSi,o
g.. Steketee. violation ~ telephone
pole ordinance. paid ssis3. Christ
Wor;en. assault and battery; paid
s6.>a Henry DuBoise, assault and
battery, paid sl3>5.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

BY the late failure of Howard Nelson
shoe manufacturers, fortunate again
fourth of their large stock, which consisted
made expressly for trade. If shoes.
this sale If
thing sold this day BE and earlv
served One dollar will of at
this great sale. READ, READ READ.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08
Stomach Troubles Cured.

fasns r. sffsFrsfk. f<iefi.tz wiHa.
Nalssns watrf trsss - Res
Tame t..a~~ sal after ssstna.
fsrsssnnt f,.fns 4. ssssfrect
flti - FrflrT f~fqsif eaefesl
~ sse4esls r-~r7
tfsra arerf4@la fntrr
4sfs.-et. frasi.i.s card - - = ieF
Tsoa. sf}es - sartt Ditssisa sers<t "a,
.ssirs rnrrsis , srf 4. Crane ksfstffs Hteh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08
CATARRH CURED.
HAVE YOU CATARRH7

fiare yoa 50 Ist reff ~ -fssf
A. scar ffg< sstsftf
Hats fes 3 drg cfe1at Fersf nirfsf
A. Yssr sie1 ~ ff.e rsssnaei
p sisrrs = ersBfifotsa@ asflpffee - 1870
81 ~ tarf ~ rfsaf tisftef
4sse ra- - rsl-el r.Iisi b sf,, rr-tf.issis.fiF
Is 10 fftt r. sfIft 81 ttr1f tsitsnf
street. ~ .tfift isr ffrfet
ffatifF tieH fat r fer ~ t'f'ff
~ - rtsa n~site.fs.s set.i s.r.s-gwisess
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08
HERE Is A CHANCE.
Smoked Meats Sold st Mere Pistance-
What Can Be Bought.

The Western Beef and Provision com
pany publishes bulletin today that is
% sufficient interest To attract anyone =
eye. Here 1t is:
No. hams. 81 &c a pound.
No. California hams. IL &C pound
No. | smoked shoulder. ios,c pound.
Boneless breakfast bacon. Ii 10 l3l c
pound.
Dried beef. 81, 10 III &c pound.
Fresh meats at comparatively low
figures.
Creamery butterine. Ia 10 lsc a
pound
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

A choice program al the gathering II
the \. -. L. W. at Hartmann next Mon
day evening. You are invited.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08
a:a2 "a
Small
BileBeAns

Are guaranteed TO cure Bill
ious Attacks. Sick Headache,
La Grippe, Colds, Liver Com
plant and Constipation. 40
in each bottle. Price % cents.
Sold bydruggists. Picture q,
IL, 30" and sample dose free.
4 FcHfTHRc0 s-- F-aVYoQK
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08
WONDERFUL CURES
OF THE FAMOUS SPECIALIST
YOUNG AND MIDDLE
AGED.

Nervous saialisf serscus ~~st,.s-.s.. r--sss-
va 'rsns eafi, isfsser-sirss and es~~---~ -
fssrl-es-i. ovsrwsrk e ths i'ssin. inssx-r--
frrssrees q s-,rs,s other siz.as-- ss,ss,s..- rs~
- ius,run.~rss N ezsriinssist spa sr~sssu-ss
- sosne oshnr aiss@s-~. ss--~assrry ~-ssn-s
s.c.. csusine is,si uaf.i,s,d. isr.sssres. tsr--s
ps-s. issbiif'y ~ e.sii-~s ,s-.s a. rosrstrs>s
vors asfius e~ns~rsoti.- n,.tsns 10 80
f'-rss is'ss csufdsn-. 3. rrsss .ns svrt kisr-sss
caps,ns .ss,snsusi ~nrss srd anfisty ss-~s
srs.sia~< shs, .eesr .au... .,sns-stn.rs ,rnsi.s
sfjlepss. ofssr csosias isssa'ss --s BERN -
aesfsess. r.ss-is.is. ne-vou-r-ss. - i'--.s
ai-ess>. isssaffrs ~ -ssaaura i'usinsas. 80
Tn. ds~s=. ~isi I'll .. ee-,sa'es'i.sns y
sfvsys rur~a ~ ~ : sass fssis y serss
Dlriss ssr--s. rr-sru, e sra Z 'irsps Sspss..
krt
saii tussssaiss,iv.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08
ARE. YOU ALWAYS
SLEEPY?

foYot 81 lr nishisT
Can sfft r1nfresi suuf rsi9rf
Il fhsff - bal h. sfgF ssrks
ar Talf. siit sffeffatseaf
90 nfra'Bt trhlstff
~ iu y teiirff
f.sef \ 5 flfcHfErfisrf
Have rffsfehf
filff 4fE faafureF1
fif roisif iri -. Sod
llstr sia fus sf''l F.sias - Yosl' isn~sf
- fonfibfasth shsfff
~ rnnisf-s sr-f
sisfrlafA vesif
Ia es,si 'fs~i ynrn saiff
is fi5e-4 sffse - c--sirsfsa'
fai.,s ~ tart - haaaf
-. yoti affeffni eefrifssf
~ nrarr ~ fsaa ~ rt arifs7
Issss f. heff - arfnaHs1
far.fe y srls-' - bufHf
q fherf sstsAf - fssH<znre m iosef per- -
sls.lsls .ef'
ftsss ss,.l. ursas esftf4s
PECK itnsI ~ rlssffs iar.ssstf
HfE 'r-.r tbis 49,
hefri.-f - Aiusie
sts0if ~fef rRaf
Tser pris. - esn ~ ~ Glsv Ts.3a - -
Nsff rlftsscf sffsssa ffifss 8,~srs naftk - Hst
r.. efrett "a fr.isage hsfrk sr~srss : asri
OFarf hsrids MOI. 81 = the fsfre,ss sp.t 81
81 fnfsiriss = - h errins si fise-e fz~aafai
faisf-lEirts
sf-srsf svfrr tr.vr - citf ~ assxf|fsvi,s-a,t
r. si.e 4 fti~i ~'afae can t-.eff - ssfne farss-f
- sr-f rrtn hea 'srH F-rin-.d - fs-rfe~l
ises - SD rres'ssd sns vs.gss sfsee - T. :
lfaf Tsssd y. ~ Is<f 8 Fr.r- ~ ~sssis ss~sis
sissv etersstsra.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08
SPECIAL SHOE SALE
TUESDAY. JUNE ID,

Commencing at at NJ Ehmans Blue From, House.
20 Canal Street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08
DR.. S. Clay Todd,
7lss Fsrnoas Mere sf,@ciailst
NO. i64ORTH DIVISION STREET.
noofas l. anat
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH

rrsarrf. psafrsesS Rts-srr..fsrr, S.~rsels
TaMhtg iufffstr1 aud 81 fiseasas
-s.saitmz ffosn ea3e frl.<rTssfens All
sVce-@s ~ manhood al s.~s~~ ~
t.se Urinary organs fsftiai ra-aitss
rsritFveefs rs#sure-. faaa1r.. -Vspf8 a
e esrts arosNs sara asss-.s rsy
sas8 sidaey ss.atasairfs hsaff atas-s s'srst.
ne-s "a srtsth. faea Il beea. sssssil - suek
s*e iecaf.ng Al issnass cs.rn gisia'. ssa
st.raaie dtsae~.s ress1 gasrtif sd s~r
t1seenfis
fna.s afsars Frrs ~ rtz-re trr er
f.ss aafa easss N~iieinss e. hss-ns ts,s'
s~et ss4s sssasshsr- ss.a sos ~ a
assess5us-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

Everything reduced down for this
Ime..Iay Inne n SALE commenting
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

+ pairs ~ Mems kangaroo shoes. lace and
CATERS. oraiv few sizes of these hut what there
- of them will close out az Sl9i pair. they
are cheap at ~ - Wide aud narrow toes and y
ira light weight stock. Come early and avoid
the rush
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15

before tie land was sold. 1id NOT ,,..,...,,
MN nom being an "aciual satlsr
iurther residence or settlement on a.,
Vl was required. we are of Tho oi,inio,.
that when his prior right 40 pnrqios y,
was secuted by actual settlement aud
tender iu compliance with the femme 20
~ rchoso prescribed aud nctcptcd ,,v
Grimes county. he could lawfully as.
sign all big right and interest TO appoDea
who would be entitled to assert his rgl,t
without himself getting upon The ltnd
limit this provision Of the coostItntion
applied TO future settlers as well MS those
who werc residing on the land when /,
was adopted, has been expressly decided
m the case Of Baker Vs. Dunning AZ
Texas y. These conclusions dispoe, 80
an the propositions Of appellant srbmit
TED under the FIRST assignment Of error
The remaining assignment of error snb.
nnts the PROPOSITION that the ordor nf
the commissioners court apDroyit,p O,,
sale under which appellant claims. H. 4.
Judgment no rem. and therefore incou.
tbic Of being impeachcd In q collattorsl
proceeding. II seems 20 us that this pro
cecdlnE of the commissioners COMMIT
sh0vld he regarded rather as an net of
agency m the sale of land than tho .y.
erclse OF q Judicial function
II follows from these conclusions tL,t
th' Judgment must be affirmed.
STEPHENS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
vie GAzIE EE W0RH TEXAs WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY I5 aaa
crystal cut nc; daisy IL NJ creams o.,
stick candy, in pals. "a ~
IECEiNo-n0UsE rnopucra

crystal cut no; daisy IL NJ creams "a,
slck candy, 81 pals, 10
IkcKiEG-nousE rnopucr.
Dry salt meats DRY salt short elesr
i-ci bacon. short clear lgt bacon. bel
les Ice; hams, medium. lGc, breah
iaSt toncon, l5c, dry salt bellies. IN,
,, Lafd-C compound, lie; choice family
lkci pure leaf, i4c
rhcyisioNs.
Surars-Cut loat bbis. 60, On, ,oat
IaH obs, 6Aci powdered rbbis. "a. WV.
eered, half bbs CLIO; standard gram.
1'ed' o9toi fancy yellow clar 4glc; extra
Flour-w wholesale ouo,atlops-sos, 80,
ents, 50 o. per 100 lbs half patcuts. 81 oo,
thhd grade 81 i5i fourth grade. An ~,
Northern patent 90 % WI
Cheese-Fancy fun, ono in box. 1ic,
rev, two IN box lSac; fancy YOUNG
American, ] 20. Cheese safes. 81 Oh
Coice-Arbuckics Arosa. ~ 10, Mia.
and. t25. OiLion, 50 0;Jcrsev, bins g. 20
y Ar ua W. ".'C ~ o. Green cohcc-lfv
No suck. Good, 20c; choice. Pc. fancy
PeaberrX sc Old government
Java 2'cj Mocha, SIC
fronrCr. cAvNrr r,,ons -r-
delly, new, SOLO and 90 10 nails pcr IN
81 bib pals, per dozen. 800 Pre-.
serves 5-l0 tins, two dozen 10 case pgr
ooled, 4.50; bio pals ono dozen to caso
per dozen, g. 80 ;20.lb llauak,ns. per Ia iosf
NUT b1tter 20lb kauakius. loo Nincs
meat zO-lb kanGkius, lie, iOO-lb kors Qilc.
apnie butter l00.lb kegs, 1iSo: nOlb l,aga.
kius' &C. Maple svrup. Old time ots do,
70 case, $50, half gal, dozen to case. Il 10,
! eaL nun ooL to case, per doz, Sll.Jl
hides AND WOOL
Hidcs-buyers ore paving. Dry Gin,
heavy 6i6c hnht BE- dry salt a.,
green salt 3Rc; butchers green. 2igoi3o
q, woo. light medium, l;a2Oo; low mo.
ulum. l4@ltc; fine. l50l6c
, horns hoois aud bones, e. % per ton do.
hycred
eBAtv ANp rEEnsrrrr
Cotton seed Pow bushe.. i5,. retail.
Hay-Looso local. per ton. 500:
test FomcN carload lots, T. o, b. sS.gO per
toni ton lots $1,000, cho!ce uplani
ho y, car lois, T. o. b., $780, retail, $500 and
Anbcr cane seed--Pcr busboL wholesale
Millet--Per bushel, SLi5
Alfalfa secd-$i per busboL
Nheat-Buyers are paying; Nn Q 81;
10 8, tVci I. o. b. al Fort Worth
COAL
Canon CITY $40 per ton. NcA,est5;
Choctaw, JCnuY Lind Big Muddy. ROuor
Maitland, Cameron, Robinson and Walssa.
ytals, car lots, S5.55j o 20 10 ton lots al zen
Two tons Sj.JOi one ton 80 20. ouc-hulf too
$500 Monarch, Victor Santa Clara ana
fimorc coa.s, car lots, 50 90, 3 20 10 tons
5000 two ton So 20; ONE ton, $50; one half
ton $3.50. Btiar Creck amt NcJuuies GOALS;
cag lots, Ej,25; 3 20 10 tons, 80 30. two tons
30 90; ono tom sG; Oue-hot ton, S32I
Maitland Egg und Monarch Lgg, car
lots S., 3 tons. tA2J; two
tons, $3.50; single ton, 500 An'hra.
otto II cur.l coal car lots, Slli3 20 10 ton
lots, sab; single Ton. sl3 Anthracite
lOultU TO I'D f0us 80 % single ton, $3.50;
cnc.hH. iou, $500 Slack couL car lots,
80 80 Per tuu,S3iJ.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15

3 Lice; centnfugais, 96 test. 35-lOc.
chicago. IN, Feb. IA cold wave
reaching down for the water covered
wheat fields was the sole MASON to-day
for the rise Of half cent iu the price oil
wheat. ThcylOse was ~ net Eain oi
lfc over Saturday. july did not share
~ the advance. II closed Is lower than
saturday.
Corn closed at decline Of Is since
Saturday.
Provisions weak on Hgh, r.ccipts Com.
pared with Saturdays closing prices the
following are the declines Fork, 80 ~.
lard, ~ II, aud ribs, ~ l-2
Wheat was on the down grade at the
start The amount on accuh passare
showed nm iurreuse aud there were midi.
cations the visible supply would not de.
crcusc as expected. GABLES also quoted
some decline, aud an uneasy feeliug In
financial circles growing out of the con.
tnuCd heavy exports Of gold The wealth.
On was warmer everywhere and ID was
roiniig over wilC area. hut whom Ii
was known that another cold wave was
probable. tcnr. of another freeze up made
strong market
The changes In corn wcr, unimport.
ant, with the general tendency one ~
" akness. Speculative trade was chiefly
local.
Oats fairly active and steady. Tho
gosc was about the same figures az
There was action elsough IN the pro
vision market to suit anybody 4 bet
Ter run Of hogs started a break and this
was recovered about midday. bus this
was followed by second break aud the
close was practically az hottomh cures
Loading futures closed.
Wheat February, 40 10; May, as ~
Wt9 july a. Ia
90 IL.
, Oats February. 81; May. "a la
Mess pork May, Slg "a 1-a
Lard May S12 80; July Sii % L.
short ribs May. $40 10
Cash quotations.
No ? sprug wheat-75 -; No . red.
Coru--i2 8-S.
No . oats 81 ash L.
Mess pork Sis ~ l3d1S T5
Lard Sl2 so
short ribs Sides. loose. $40 lO6flO %.
Dry saltcd shoulders Boxed. 50 81 -
MlO %.
short clear sides Boxed, $40 0Oa
10 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15

Crawford. Tex, Sept, II, 1892.
70 Tho Fort Worth Gazette
Gentlemen: Your premium Ga.
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autee, We are highly pleased with the
appearance Of tho machine. and will
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Yours truly
9. A. STANDIFER.