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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-03-31
Loved His Dog.

An old colored man went TO iail in
Washington last week for the sake of
his dog. He had neglected TO pay for a
license to keep the animal. for XIII the
dog he would not. His explanation
was that the dog belonged to his child.
and about the time he was going TO get
the tag for the dog his child died 1t
took every cent that he could beg or
borrow TO pay the funeral expenses.
And, he said, Il keep the dog for the
sake of the dead child" He promised
to get the tag if the judge would give
him further time, but, as the old man
had not wrecked bank or done any
thing in the first-class order of crimes.
he had to go to Jail
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-03-31
HER ANNUAL DIVORCE.
A Married woman's Yearly Season
ResDita.

A Married woman's Yearly Season of
Respite.
Il don't know what l would do" said
very gay married woman TO a Phila-
delphia Times writer ''if it were not
for my annual divorce" she laughed
You perhaps wonder what that is. but
II Is really the greatest of social insti-
tutions, and ! would die without il. |
mean the six or eight weeks every sum-
mer that ! can go away and be Just like
young girl once more.
Il love Jack very dearly, but would
get very tired of him if it Were not for
this yearly respite. We are very happy
now over our reunion, whereas if he
had seen me every day all summer
long he would be wanting TO go out
every night and leaving me alone in
stead of doing escort duty. 1t is a great
scheme, and should be adopted by all
wives"
Poor, elastic wedding vows, we
thought. It'll death do us part" has
not the significance il once did in
the good old days of our fathers and
mothers, when an annual divorce"
would have been regarded with holy
horror.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-03-31
The Slaughter of Iiirds.

IN one consignment recently a feather
dealer in London received 6 900 birds of
paradise, SG0, 900 birds of various kinds
from the East Indies. and 400, 900 hum
ming birds In three months another
dealer imported S56, 1896 birds from the
East Indies
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-03-31

Business items, hrst insertion, lOc. per l;De
subsequent insertions. SC. per line
Adm trators and Executor . Notices. ~ DO
NOtlcet.. @.OO
stray and similar Notices .........-...... ZoO
So s-hesolutions or proceedings OF any corpora
ton or society and comDun icatiOns designsd 10
call attention 70 any matter OF limited or indt.
vidual Interest must be paid for advertisements.
Book and Job Printing Of all kinds neatly and
exeIiousIy executed at the lowest prices. And
don'tyou forget IL.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-03-31

+ ..-.rc perxons residing outside OF the count!
- cents additional per year Will be charged TO
Day postage.
ss-In no event VIII the above terms be de-
4 ~, ,r,,,r.s,s a., tavfp In advance must not ex
nt "a be placed on the same footing as those W no
Al. Let tnts fact bo distinctly Understood TOE
Lhn time forward.
~-,s,y FOR vour papsr before you stop Il. II stOl
Il IN must None but scaiawags DO otherwise.-
S.rst ne a scaiawag-Iite ts TOO snort.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-03-31
a dVerti sing Rates.

The large and reliable circulation of the CAN
BRIA FREEMAN commends IL TO the favorable
cons ide ration Of advertisers whose fayOrs will tie
lnserted az the loIloMn low
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-03-31
nMINiNTKArNIN, NnrIcr

a hl hlINiSFRATRINr NOTICE.
letters ~ al administration on the estate of
"aIN b"usherty, iat OF the tnwpshIp Of
4 su'nEi"n. ~, deceased. having hcen granted TO
~ u, ulHeis ned, - persons Indebted To- said es-
"A 81, "sIe,y n'tined 90 make payment win
Nne viii prrs.nt them ,IIn,,.rt,' a-dlhst the
or settlement Az n ,S,,iEr Su,,eu "a t,, Icated
March l7Ot NV tiiEtl
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-03-31
Cam brin Freeman
tsPubIIshed Weekly at
<BENSBuRG. CAMBRIA CO., PENNA.,
BY JAMES e. HASSUN,
subscription Rates.

uaranteed Circulation, LOO
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-20

iOnbers aabIretcb itn6 Sic 9lngriffe Ser
QSOlfe auf BEN S6icrparf 0es %9uftib[oiies
Sop1btoer BET 8elgrao. 9te gS0lfe, Bic
BEL Sage IN ben tpalbtgen S9luc6ten bes
Nnalaberges 5uriidgespgen itcb alfbaItert,
ieBeu Nabts nit fr6fttgen Spriingen iiber
Sic iebS bis 3ebn SUB bobe l1m5aunung
bes 3btergartens un6 3erreiben bort bie
i6Dnen tDetBen 6tribe, Die tnbilcbet1 9(riSz
btrfde unb Die Werinol6afe Der bortigen
S6Gferet in 6teiem Btnter baben iie bort
lbon an 200 StiiG eblen @iL6es uito aFez
rtnolcbafe Der5eDrt unb fortgelbLeppt. GGgs
liG itnb SGger auf Dem Q(nltano, opcb bic
QS0lfe itnb icblau un6 bdben cine quite gSitz
terung, Tie brec6en ftetS bort Elm, mo- Sic
Sdger nibt iteben. Sci brei abgebaltencn
Srelbiag0en Der llmgebung Belgra0S gez
lang e5 MIR, acbt &Olfe gu erlegen. 0afiir
itno ite aber nOc6 frecber getporben. @inen
MttLitGrpoitcn auBerbalb Der Seitun9sums
~tDallltng grtH Elm gSDlf an nn0 beDor Derz
Qlrm un6 Scbenfel 3erfletidbt ltnb Die Settle
entlO6 crit, ais cine BatrontlIe auf OaS
0e1dbret oeS QngefaQenen berbeieilte. Sn
Semltn ipur6e neuerOingS am beQen Sage
btcbt Dor Der Stabt etn Bauer bon BRET
l8olfen angefaIen; gum @litd fonnte er
Den erlten niebericbteBelt, %tporalf Die beibelr :.
anberen cntfloben. SIM 9orfe 8esania BET
Semlin mar Jladbts cine 8duerin nit
8rofbaden beicbGftigt; ie gtng in BEN !6Of
bttadS, UNI 0ol3 3u bOlen, fam aber nt1t
5urilG, ipcSbalb Der Wfann nacb5uleben
gi1g. ST fan6 aber MIR no9 bluti9e Stii6e
ibreS &0rpers unb ser &leiber; bas Neib
tpar, lautloS Dot S6reden, in Dem @cbofte
mitten i'm 0orfe Ben M6lfen gum Spfer
g~cfaIen.
- 9aS ierbticbe @gf6nigSpaar 6at 6ltrc6
etnen 8el9ra0er QOpOfaten Der 8iibofsz
lDnoDe cine &ollefttp> @tltgabe il6errcicben
laiier, in tpe(cber es ben fircblic1en Gegeu
flr Sic @teoeraufnaG1ne Der @6egemcin=
iobaft nac6iucbt. Dieter ierbtlcbe Gtebesz
roman taltn ia rocb bDcbit riibrenb iperbenI
- SIM ftbiriiben 8e5irf SontSt iebt eit
nel6er DOr 70 Sabrelt bon ieinem
mach Stbtricn Dericbift lit.
bat g%egentpGrtig Elm 2tlter pom 100
erretcbt, ftebt aber ipte Elm Greis
BON 20 bis 80 Sa9ren aus. ST ~perfigt
nocb iiber Elm portreffltcbes GcodcbtniB unD
.eriunert fib 0eutlitb ldttgitUergan9ener @rz
ietnes Seben5.
-J{acb Wtel0ltget aus Stbtrte1 bcrrlcbt
bort anbaltero Itrenge &atte. Set ~lingsrct
3eit erreicben Die Sr6fte in Sibtrteu 40
@rao Heautltltr nit 10 iturtem Jtetf baB
man auf so SUB nicbts ieben fam. QllS
@inter in Die 2lft geiporfereS Wdifer
I'M NieOerfolen u1b fontmt alS
GtSnabelreaen 5ur Grbe. Sn SentiieifS
farm man eS in BEN Nobnult9et faum allf
etne Selnperatur BON 3 bis 4 Grab gSGrme
Gine 10 anbaltenb ftrengc &dlte
lit felt Sabt5ebnten nidt beObabtet tDoroen.
- 9as Gomite fir Sic Gartier @eltz
1usiteIung bon 1900 bat Ith ndcb Eriifhng
Der peri6ie6enen @tuSfteIungSpldBe, bic in
9oriDlag gebra5t t%porben, fir Die aberz
g8abl bes MarsfelbeS auSgeiproc6en.
Dian tpir6 alio~ nicbt an baS 8ouldnger
Yeb0ls riibren; boob biirfte in @incennes
line beion6ere NuSltelung bon Aterbauz
nai9inen unb @tienba6nmatertaL peranz
taltet peroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-20
Ouslano.

9as preuBiide &rtegsmtniiterium
bat nit 9tiidlt6t auf Die @efabr zines
QBiebernabens Der GDolera an ale ibnt
unteriteQten OienltiteQen bic beittmmte
Qnpeiiung ertbetlt, nit Qlnnabme frember
Qrbeiter in ben 8etrteben Der WtilttGrDer>
maltung NIT GROCER 8oritcbt gu Derfabren
uno Dor Nlem Nteman6, 0er etnen cbolera1
perbd6ttgen Ort nibt Dor mitoeftens ieds
3agen perlaiien bat, in 8ei6Gftigung gu
nebmen. NuBeroem aber 1ouen ale mtlt>
tdrtiden 8etrtebSftdtten fDrtgeieBter 1or9z
fGltiger ~ueberipabung in 8e5ug aufSauber7
felt nnb 9iiftun9 Ser S3lafs nno @Brdume
unter5ogen, Die 9atrinen ftetS griinoltcb
bestnfi3trt, BET @enuB nibt unbeotngt gltert
8ailers in un9efocbtem 3uitanbe perboten
neroe11 uno ieber Grfranfungsfau Gr5tltber
l1nteriubung unterLtegen. BelonberS aber
lit barauf bingeipielen, baB spedmGBt9 Den
&ranfenfaifen bel benz leb6aften Snterelie,
baS fe an 8erbinberung etnes Granfbeitsz
ausbrucbS uno beren t~peiterer 8erbrettung
baben, Sur Mitipirfung BET 8etGmtptun9
elmer ettpaigen @ptoemie in geetgner Wetle
@eleSenbett 81 geben let.
- Sn Ser leBten Nusi6uBftbung 6es
8erbanbes beuticber Observation-Disclosures 1T
au9 bic 6rage Der 8ef0rberung bes Inz
baucS bon SIa6s in 0euti9lano elmer @rs
Orterung unter5ogen pOrben. Der fruber
in 9enti6lanb 10 ibpungbaft betriebene
9lnbau bon Slabs lit bctrd6tlib 3uriidgez
9an9en. Die @rilnbe bierfir iinb in ben
un3nretebenoen Rreiien unb in Der S6wiee
rigteit 5u iucben, bic nOtbigen NrbeitSfrGfte
gu bei9affen. Selbit Die Yropin3 S6Iez
fen, Die nodb bis Dor pentaen Sabren so
bis 10000 Gentner gum 8erfauf itelte,
er5eugt iebt nur eineu Derf6pinbenoen
8rltcbtbetl Dieier Summe. Der Nusi9nB
bcriet6 nun iibsr bie MitteI Ser 6ebung Oes
oeuti5en SlabSbaues. SIS ftelte iib babel
berduS, Dag Der Nnbau BON Ste1geldacba,
I'm Dem G~an6tpirtDe Die Qlrbett 0eS 9tOitenS
unO S9tpingens aus Der 6anb 81 nebmen,
unm0gli9 lei, neil bet Gerbanr nibt bic
ausrei3enoen Wtittel, aucb nicbt ben genls
gcnoen @iafluB 6eiibt, uni in getDunibter
Weile unmitteibnr auf Die 2anDipirtDichaft
ejnSNpirfen. IS eri9ien besbalb algemciu
Die uAterititBHns bet GegierMng uno tnsbes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01
sTocKs ~ nnNns-

New York, Dec. - CONSIDERING the
time taken No by the new years frolic
81 tie brokers 40 the stock cXchnuse the
marriott showed "a inif degree of activity
aud decided strength Sales aggregated
l2a,OOO shores and man, aiocks scored
advances The bulls were iu conlrOl. "a
fact which seemed 90 De recognized hv
the shorts who disllayed NO little anxiety
aud accordinsy rushed 90 cover Deaf.
iugs were well distributed throughout
Mnnhattgp led the upward movement
on the announcement. that the randi
transit commission w0uli nov co-opcrutc
with the special committee appointed by
the Manhattan company Co OEicud b.
limos in various PARTS of toe city aud
suburban districts Thp general h.t m'-
proved 10 io les with Union padic
IN the lead. The stock WIS ken freely
hy leading huusca here aud in Boston
on statement TINT the representative
who r,ccntly made an invriigot'u into
the Affairs of the company Tor English
stockholders would reach london in o.
few days and render most favorable
report.
lNnnl quotations showed reaction Of
Is 10 5-S from highest point iu he gene
crai run Of stocks. but thc mnrkct clos u
strong in tone
Railway bonds firm on Investment buy
.uW. Colorado Midland ls advanced io
dl l-S On the aunnuuc1mcut that block
Of iia bonds had been takon by banking
houses
Government bonds steady.
state bonds neglected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01

good cows. ~ higher. ianrers and fcc1-
crs. steady: an giudps. j 5Ntf 400. stock
ers and Feeders 2l5N313
Heas Receipts. 800; Shipment 1900
good hogs d8tive, stleng, 70 liehef
common and traeh. closing : iowycr.
an grndes A2oMG.65 ~, huik, 5.40f
$50
Sheep Receipts 400; shipments.
none. strong 25 higher for good mutt
ton Hnd lamts. other sieaiy.
Sr louis SPOT.
st. Louis Mo. Dec 3i.-Cottou, stcady
middlinc 0ie 1G; sales none. receipts.
400 baks. shipments, 260O balep; stock,
$500 bags
81. louis wool
St Louis. Mo. Dee 81 Wool Re.
ccipts 1000: shipments. 12OOO re-.
ceipis for week $1,000, shilwcnts J ~
coo Receipts for year show au increase
Of 3StG,Un3 over lass year ard shipments
1,0IH.2jJ larger Stocks now here este
mated 60 exceed 100000. Market en-.
tirely unchanged. No sales reported
ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK
st. Lonis Mo-. Dee. 81 Cattle Re
cciptS BOD. shipmcus9 l2Ws steady.
fnir TO cood native ste,T8 3 100i 90,
choice shipping ! TJ05 90: rNuge steers,
= 1903 90. RANGE cows, ] 25ll2 %.
Hog --kucclpts. 22Ni, siiipf cuts, llW.
Zoe higher. heavy. 5MG 50. packing.
q 1NtG IS: light q fGW6 20.
sheep Receipts 1000; shipments. GOO.
steady Fair TO good natives. ftalsl 90.
choice heavy muttons. 4 1910 ca
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01
A FILTHY HOLE
|fo Arkansas renlicnllarY and conviols kre
DYING Like Shoep.

fisue Rock. Ark. Dec St.-one more
lcHh occurred at the pcnitcntiary yestcr-
ar making total u fourteen. The con
it suffered the mou intense agony The
oloncrs Jury ind he died from 'some
temle disease unknown 70 the iury
rpner Bond HIS flied report with the
,eaid Of ponHcnuary commissioners In
sath he STAYED the sanitary condition Of
h place Is horrible Ia the extreme. and
insulated @ breed an epidemic IN IS
unSt torn, He cited at some length the
nioiiut o. alta piled up In different quar-
icrs OF tie enclosre.
A committee consisting Of the sccretL, :
~ siafo. the attorney general nu1 private
A,fHIltnry Files. representing Governor
.E4|o lumediAtcly drove oct TO TIE prison
nnH ilndc general inspection. That some
'tafIasaous disease IN its worst form has
I4ttn hold OF the inmates now udmltg ~
alu dispute. The poison theory Is fast fad-
4n4 away.
IN mnn who died today was not In the
IfDN,un crowd and hns not been outside the
wANs for several days. ilc WIS in perfect
hiaIth phyRitnna ~ Liulp Rock laugh
ufihe poison theory, Prison officials are be
loI1iug shaky and cholera W. being talked
81 The convict was well 20 within ui
holr OF his dcuth. 'ghe Arkansas Medical
Institute students are scared aud refuse Ga
hanlic the dead bodies sent the institution
ffDin the pcnltentgry The prnitCiuiary ia
Indie the city limte.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01

Hearne. Tex, Dec. "a. 1902.
TOR Gazette IN n few days more
Ihnve completed ancther inrge ice and
+ vauit ai ihis plnce. and Judging from
expressi0ns Of the people here. the
IN RreWinr company Is no. froze out
IN any foreign syndicate. Their az ut
81 nre Will b q large business here, and
MI ngcnts at other points viii DO Ns
4 K WIN only be d short time until he
ZINC company VIII have 20 enlarge their
Iotlon 10 double its present capacity
1ar great deal Of complaint AGAINST
Sf. Louis beer. some call 10 siup and
4s have quit rs use entirely. Tie people
1.ncral condemn the attempt 20 freeze
tbp Fort Worth institution and win SUD
4 d. neatly exclusively. ON the principle
1 is involved which Is simply n bust.
a one. and say the longer we can keep
~ iu the state, the greater the amount
Endr that can Do done. The ice trade
i BE- very large hcre. 0s I have been told
fnanv that the lee agents gSf0riou ran
tiN us 4 cents per pound, 50 10 ccnts
I'm would not cool q bucket Of wafer.
4 las been raining here coutinuously FOR
'|past twenty four hours. y. y. y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01
ireeavilio, Hunt county, Z To Sas"'0-'
nj that IA Claimed Tor n.
AZ $500. ~ aT a. tn.n
n ~ M saperInr.

MARSHALL, TEX. May 20, 1892
PIE Gazette, Fort Worth, Tex.
GENTLEMEN / received the sewing
fachine you ordered for mo and testeo
3 me. For light running, little noise.
Pfriect work and neat style and finish.
/, has no superior. / have seen many
alnerent machines, but there Is none
had rather have than this. saved
more than twenty dollars By ordering
v trough you
Respectfully,
o. N. HuFFNAN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01

uplna. Tex, Dec. ~ Especially M ~.
'Hhe Of Cieburuo. lieutenant governor 0f
Nos to We. was ia the city today and
IN 20 Fort Worth go O:3O, The gentle
I'D declined to dscIm mnttcis OF state
louch urou politlcg lu anJ way.
sinniOr BowHcr ana Representatives. Col
,u TAYLOR and Cochran VIII leave Tor
Intin tomorrow week II o. believed here
.1i the hrlIt a. between Cochran aud Cos.
M FOR the rpcukcrsip,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01

CRAWroRp- TAN, Sept N. lgg2
10 the Fort Worth Gazette.
GENTLEMEN;-Y Your premium GA
ftrpE sewing machine received vester-
qayi accompanying II was live-year
guarantee. We are highly pleased
pun the appearance Of the maehine.
snd Will write you later as to lis true
pert Yours truly,
@ A. srANDIFER
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01
. I'd Goaa a. Any eao MachIne.

a, okT WoRru TEX, Sept, 20, 1892
Alloy me to say IN behalf OF THE
PAzEraE machine, that / have had
me IN constant use for the past eighteen
lnonths aud during that time IL has
& lone the DIST of work, and proven itself
5 good as any $50 machine. Wishing
iou much Nccess, as you can safely
recommend IL Very respectfully,
NJ. FARRELL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01
pRONIs1oN NIARKET.

ST. Louis, Mo, Dec. 31.-Flour dun,
unchanged.
Wheat, 1904 above yesterday, Cash
81 "a; january, IS -, February, iOi
May. - "a; July, "a ~.
~ Corn adyaneed - closed 2,, nrm o., Ses 3.
March. 39' May, Al 3.s,
Oats slow Cash BIB; May, 81 II
asked
Commeal unchanged.
Whisky, steady 1870.
Bagging and ties unchanged.
Provisions lirm slow with only small
job trade, al previous quotations.
New York, Dee 81. -Wheat--S Spot. less
active, hrner, with options. No. . red.
Is 8AQib elevator; options dull l-Sc
higher firm, No. 2 red Jan, az a8;
March, % 49, May, 81 rs.
Corn trmer quiet; No. ., 49040 IS
elevators options l-SMl-4 higher, firm
Jan. 10 Is, May, 81 3-S
COitee- Options opened steady, I'M
changed 10 . points down; closed steady.
2O02o points up; sales, 1900 bales, in-
GLIDING Jan, $1,000 1880: Feb. SIG
lpol0.20i March, Sl605NiG 10; May,
Sl57o6sl500; June, $3.50; July 5000:
Sept, Sl5.6S.
Spot Rio drm, quiet; No. Z. " l-s.
sugar Raw, hrra, more active; sales.
1000 ongs; centfiiuguls, so test az 3
l-lb; refined, fairly active, 6rm; OIL A
4 l-iMf 9-l0; mould a. 4 i5-IGd5nl- S
standard A, l1-1Gfif rs: confetiop-
ers a, 4 9lG04 "a cut loaf. h h1gG1
, ~; crushed. 5.i6n5 10: powdered
lS-l6p9; grannlated 4 1l-lG6l5; cubes,
4 $4,000
Molasses foreigs nominal: New Or
leans, fairly active sleady; Opcn kcltle
Lew good q choice, 25lf37.
Nce-Fairly active. steady. domestic
fair 70 extra, 3 l.205 IL; Jan. 5 l-2li
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01
/ AND THE DAILY ALSO

supplementary the above
ease other states THE GAZETTE viii also capital
manufacturer o
Daily GAZETTE THREE any every
subscription sent By mail
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01
The Constant Dripping that Wears Away The Stone.

No dissatisfied with upfend climate
conditions read constantly this southern wonderland without being ua
profitable
constantly opportunities presented mdeeoped
out being Influenced 20 Investigate for himself person
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01
ADV E2 T'ISE TEX As
The Gazette Repeats Its Proposition

THE GAZETTE has for eghtyea been willing and liberal worker in be
MALT o Texas when the the state awakened 70
comprehensive h agriculture
farming mining manufacturing education religion etc. tho
Other THE proposition From after this
subscription made The Weekly Gazette one BY people
another subscription will DO books Subscriber Out
Texas without provided The subscriber in Texas sends in the
Che subscriber Texas whom ky Gazette
six mouths
subscription the Daily GAZETTE for address
win Daily months
address outside Of Texas that designated BY the Texas sscb
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01
The Best Way to Advertise Texas

through newspaper daily weekly progress
and w Day
after week docs lis appointed and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01
ADVERTISE TEXAS.
Now is the Time to Make Known,
the States Advantages.
And The Gazette Will Help You To Do So

Two years ago the Democrat Publishing Company
dres outside weoy every subscription
received within the
This was done advertise Texas but THE GAZETTE carry
don alone nnd Withdrew the
seem disposed 10 work behalf
promises much rich andm rosus,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01
MONEY- I'D EXCHANGn.

New York, Dec. 81 Money on call
CRsy per cent
Prime mecuhtilc paper 600
Sterling cNchaugn stcldy. 4 ~ i.2Gf
4 - ~; sixty day bills. 4 So liza
4 SO "a dcmahd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01

William Woolsoy OF ST. Paul, Mimi,
ibst have had merry Christmas and
ave enjoyed his goose and plum ptd.
BIZ immensely. His false teeth wer3
afertised 10 DO sold FOR debt on Christ
lAs eve.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01
THE GAZETTE REVIEWS ITS OFFER

And for snbponFOR ONE YEAR Weekly
person In Toa another copy Weekly on
MONTHS any address outside the
This h The GAzETTEs contribution advertising
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01
MORE TESTIMONY.

Zine $50 sewing Aiaehine for Only sak.
Try One.
silyerton, Tex, Dec. 8, 1892
~ the Fort Worth Gazette.
Gentlemen--Ihc High Arm Sewing
Pachine Is all you claim for it. IT Is
fst-class IA every respect My wife Is
.e.lghied with H. II Is neat and well
pushed light running, and gives en-
10 satisfaction Respectfully.
2, II. SWEENEY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01
pAl.LAs nrsINEss rnoIllLEs

nanas Tex. lDec. G. -tSpcda i--10hn
itts. q Mum street grocer. made gen-
ID assignment today 20 James Nloromcy.
schedule of auscts aud liabilities was
~
Bic Dnllns RAND Transit Land company
lo decd Of trust 10 T., \ WuthOn today
protect stockholders who had Endorsed
~ for The company.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01

Row York, Dec 3i-StOcl,s and bonds
slosod at the following prices bid
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01

hosson they are getting to cail'
sefnooa leas smoke talks.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01
The GAZETTE MACHINE.
BAT Those whO Have Used II Say o. the Cheap.
est MachIne "a Che Market
rIr.l.cla.. % arerr rnrtlenlar.

GREENvnIE, August 2s, 1902.
n the Dcmoeist Pubiiahins Co,
reocived my sewing machine, and
rill say 70 you that We arc moro than
1leasod with Il. / End IL In good order
MI also hnd II 10 DO q hr1t-class ma
lime In every particular. My wife
lays 70 tell you that she don't think
aard Of you about the delay; she IS too
Sell satisfied with It, and would not
i've u up FOR any 800 machine. We
gish sou long life and great success
|iurah for the Democrats and tire
shcers ion the Democrat publishing
lpm1RAy, OF Fort Worth, Texas. MAY
7our paper ever spread AID carry the
gisd tidings OF that noble machine 10 a
thousand moro homes You may put
~ have said Ia your paper II you like
Yours Truly,
S. j. JOHNSON.
treeoville, Hunt county, Texas.
M that n Claimed tor ~.
WALNUT, Tx, May %, 1892
Fort Worth Casetie.
i am in receipt Of THE GAZETTE sew
lng machine and fndit 20 bo all YOU
cloim for IL, We are delighted with tho
t1ish aud the work IL docs. Think
i very cheap for such machine and
elual to $40 or $50 machine.
Yours With thanks FOR II,
T. j. MORRISON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01
CHICAGO LiVRsTOrK

Chicago. III. Dec 3l.-Catue-- Re.
ceipts 1000 shipments 1900 no Change
20 h0fe
tiogl-Reeeipts. 1000; shipments
900; market stronger VI good demand.
Rough, G.4iM65O. mixed. $4,000 rs
heavy 6.SO6iO05; light. 605
sheep and lambs rereigts 1900 shin.
nenfs, 500; business light pisces steady.
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK
Nansas City. Mo-. Dec. ~ CATH
Receipts, 31O0 shipments 1900: active
sirong sgeere 5uio higher 2.25I0O5,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01

lots retail per 100.
Cotton seed Per bushel, 100 retail
Hay--Lo0s local, per ton, 500;
best Foruey, carload lots, T. o, b., $50 por
ton; too lots. $1,000, choice upland
500 per ton.
Amber oauo sood-Per bushel, wholesale,
100: retail SlOo.
Miuet--Por bushel, sl15
Alfalfa sccd-S7 por bushei
Wholt--BuyCrs are paying; No. 2 Co.
NO. 3, 0Oc; T. o. b. 40 Fort Worth.
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niDu8 AID WOOL.

fIides-Buyers are payng Dry nit
heavy. Gi6c; HIGHT o. dry salt, Dc;
green salt SIC; butchers green, 2i6QD3a
Moonlight medium, l1@2Ooi low mo.
dlum, ii9l6ci fine. l5Wi6c
Horns, hJofs aud bones, 81 20 per ton do.
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