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test 3s4c; refined. steady and fairly active.
Gopperc.sstady: Lake. $40 40. a. 7o,x
Tin-Weak; Straits. $1S IS; plates, STEADY ana
quiet.
speiter-steady: Domestic, 81 Is.
WEEKLY cLEARlNes.
Bradstreet gives ciearings for the past week
for the priseipal cities Of th e. United Uni States
10; Boston Mass. s93422.00O. decrease 1872;
r T. deli Pa, s!572s,ooo, increase "a;
Francisco. sl3,O7O0o0, increase 81: Baltimore.
SIP 39l 600, decrease 81: Pittsourg; $l2 45b,-
decrease 2so Minneapolis Nina deorssse
10; Denver, Colo. 50, s9s, ooo. decrease 3s.s:
Portland, Or 81 ,40S. 243, decrease 43.l: Seattle.
$3.50 600 decrease 544: Los Los. Angeles. $42s. 900,
Spokane. 1921, 900. no comparison: Great Falls.
100000, no comparison.
Total for the leading cities OF the United States,
sl.051, 402. 1872, a decrease OF 80 per cent
WOOL.
Wool = Dull and unsettIed; domestic fleece,
27@32c; pulled, 26@37c: Texas. 16@2Oc p II.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. July T. The wheat market opened
with fair trade at Zee higher advanced 5sc more
bad crop reports; declined irregularly 1880
on reports of rain and good weather for crops;
held steady. and closed at 3sc higher than yester
day. Receipts 10000 bushels. Shipments $1,000
bushels.
CATTLE.
Cattle Receipts. 1000; good. steady: com.
mon and Texans. weak; best beeves. - ESQ
70: good "a 1904 50: medium; , s. 25@4 90;
aoss eea the opened
strong and closed weak; mixed and packing,
g. oo@s Is; prime heavy se ana butchers weights
Sheep-Receipts. 1900: good natives. steady:
shes d go a5yss 80 81 Shay e95 s0 s. 5o
a so: feeders, So 7OG13 10.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Wheat, steady: cash. Soc: September $40
ss PORK
cash. $40 20: September. SO 20. Lard. steady;
cash 50 81; septsmoer go 471a RIBS steady KY
ley nominal. Flax 81 u. Timothy, 81.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.
The Earl Fruit Company sold California fruit to-
Royal Anne, 81 3O@l 40; Bigerreau, 81 25@
l 400 seeding, = 90: Republican. 81 oogl 20:
$500 sg al 81 q so@
Los Angeles Royal apricots, 5O@s5c: Alexandra
peaches. S5c: Hale's early s5' @$i 10: Bartlett
pears, 81 5092 so: peach plumS, 81 20; cay
more, 81 so; coral Hative, 81 50@l go: s. cath
crime. 81 5o@l so; cherry plnms. 81 2o9l Az;
tragedy. 81 60: figs. 81 O5Gg1 10.
AT private sale oranges. seedlings. repacked,
brought 81 25@2 IS; navels, So 00@3 80
Foreign Markets.
WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL, July Tho spot market Is quiet
at IS lid. Cargoes are dull at 29s for of
coast. sos for prompt shipment and 29s for
nearly due.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for n o. Red Winter: July.
IS Sd August, IS ga; September, 5s 1Ol4d;
October. 5S 1li4d: November. 6s: December
Us 13d.
SECURITIES
LONDON July 7.-Consols. SO 100000; Silver
341s; french rentes. 37f zoe; Bullion into Bank
OF England, 100000
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Prunes, August and September. are quoted at
Size: Dates. &c: 1892 Prunes. 7@712c for small and
S@9c for large, ungraded: ptted Plums. 8@9c p
10: unpitted Plums none left; Grapes. &c u 10 for
firsts and 15@lc for seconds; sun dried Peaches,
rated Apples IN boxes. $4,000 e. 10; sun-drled
Apples. -; Pears s@S1ac = ID Tor evaporated:
FIGS. 4@sc for pressed and 3@31ac p ii tor UNI
RAIsINs-we quote layers at 81 25@l SO p bx:
loose Muscatsls, 9Oc@$1 ~ in boxes and 3l294Ac
NUTs-Pine Nuts quotable at 121a@13c: Wal
nuts. 5@7c p II for hardsheli aud - p ibfor
nuts S@ee: Peanuts. 4@aisc g i for domestic;
hns 5s s@oc fSs 9nsn
Brazil Nuts S@sc D IL; Cocoanuts. $4@6 - 100.
VEGETABLES-AIl kinds are now IN large sup
ward. Egg Plant, lOc p 10 Green Okra. 71a@
l214c p 10: Green Corn. 6oc@s1 rs p sack
ESQ SOC: Tomatoes. 50@75c . bx for VacavilIe
and 65@75c for River in small boxes: Green Pep
pers. b0c@$l for Chiles, $lgl 90 Tor Bel; Cucum-
Green Peas 2l4@21ac 10 : String Beans, 21a@3 1ac
for Green. 3@4c for Golden Wax: Fountain Beans.
4@3c p 10: winters Summer Squash, I6035c p
box: Alameda Summer SQUASH 60@60c: Aspara-
gus 81 25@$2 p box: Rhubarb 35@65c p box;
DPg pspPsI e &C Feed ukla
nips. 75c: Beets 75c: Parsnips. 81 70; Garlic
pKGt3VlSIONs-Ali descriptions are in moderate
demand. Hams are weak. while bacon is
firm. Bacon is quotable at 13@l3Hac p ID
Tor neavy ana meQlutn, l4tVl4P2c y 10 LOT l1gnC
and l61a@l71sc for extra light: Eastern Sugar
cured Hams. 151a@16c: California Hams so
l51ac: Eastern Lard. tierces, 9ts@l0c for COM
pound and l31ac for pure; pals. ID California
tierces. SI@@Ss4 for compo und and l2ia0l &c for
pure, haif-bbs, l31ac; 1O-b tins. l4c do, BIB.
l41ac: Mess Beef 81 50@S; extra mess do, So 6O(@
9: family do. SHOE: clear Pork. S25 p Dbl:
extra prime 81 6 50@l7 so; extra clear. s24@25:
mess. $2l@22 y Dbl: Smoked Beef 1l@ll1ac
p It.
HOPS-Dealers quote the market firm at l5@lsc
p Id for new crop. Prospects of the Eastern and
foreign crops have improved somewhat OF late
HIDES AND SKINS-Heavy sailed steers are
auotabe at &c y D medium sc r 10: light 31a
@4c: Cowhides, 4c salted Kip. 3@31ac: satca
Calf, &c: dry Calf &c: dry Hides. usual selection
&c; dry Kips, &c y ID; prime aoatskins. 30@50c
each: Kids 5@l0c: i,eerskins, good summer
371ac medium, 3o@321ac; winter. 2o@25c:
Sheepskns, shearlings, 25c each: short wool. oUc ;
medium. soc each: long wool. Use each. Culls of
all kinds about IA less.
TALLOW-The market is lower again and very
dull. No. L rendered. 4a4Qa5c: Refined. $4,000:
Grease, 212c p n.
WOOL-sprng clip Is quotabIe as follows: Gala
veras and Foothill, l2@l4c: Nevada l1Gl5c: san
Joaquin and Southern, years staple. S1lOc: do.
short Woods. log &c: choice Northern. l40l6c
Eastern Oregon. ll@13c for choice and 9@lOc for
inferior; Valley Oregon. 15@l6c q n.
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Calcutta are steady at 6@6Ac; Wool
Bags. 3UJa@32c.
RICE-Chinese mixed. SO 5613 IS 2 ctl; No
/, $4 5000 80; extra No. !. Sd S0@l4 80: Hawaiian
SO 25@3 371a: Rangoon. 81; LOUISIANA SO I21a@
3 so p cti.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube, Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all 6s4c p 10; Dry formulated
61sc = 10: Confectoner.' A, &c u III: Magnolia
51ac: Extra G, 5ssc: Golden g. 51Ac: ID. 41sc;
Standard A. 57sc; half bbls, 1sc more than bbls.
and boxes 1ac more.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

MOTlCE.-FARE 5 CENTS EACH way
ONAND AFTER JULY 5TH. THE x@A
" steamer ,EcGSssai-11 ifasssssal
n q . "a IL Z IL
VIII make regular trips between OAKLAND and
SAN FRANCISCO as follows:
LEAVE OAKLAND CITY WHARF. foot of
Franklin street. a. NJ, SA. M, 10 a. M, II NJ,
2 p. NJ, p. NJ, 8 F.
LEAVE SAN FRANCISCO, Mission No, Wharf.
Z a. NJ, A. NJ, IL A. NJ, P. NJ, 8 p. M, P. NJ
7 PM.
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ANCHOR LINE.
GUNARD LINE.

New York to Liverpool, via Queenstown.
from Pier 40. North River.
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE
Aurania.Juy 10. 80 AN Umbria,Aug -. 8 80 pA
Servla, July ~, 1:00 Pm Lucania. Aug 49, 10 :30AM
Etruria July 20. 6: 80 AM Etruria Aug 20 200 AM
Campania, Aug. 5. Il AM Campania. Sept. 2, ~ AM
CABIN passage, $50 and upward: second cabin,
1885, Steerage tickets to aud from all parts Of
Europe at very low rates For freight and pas
sage apply at company's office, Bowling Green
New York
VERNON II. BROWN d. CO.. General Agents.
Good accommodation can always he secured on
application to VILLA ANS DIMOND & CO.,
Jy27 TulhSa Agents. San Francisco.
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OREGON PACIFIC R. R. CO. STEAMER

TOT I o tldNU, SaIefn, |lID1Ny, EUIeno
City, Etc.
STEAMSHIP LINE TO YAQUINA ga.
steamer is saved over any other route. Steamers
are built of iron, with wa.er-tight compartments.
WIZ sail from section 4 seawal. foot OF Battery
street. Steamer WILLAMETTE VALLEY VIII
sail from San Francisco Tuesday, July II, at 9
a. M No freight received after o'clock a. NJ. on
day of sailing
Passenger rates TO Portland first class, $l4
second class. 49, Albany, first class, $l2; second
class 81. For freight rates apply TO d. r.
VAUGHN, General Agent. section a. seawsll. 20 tt
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PORTLAND. Or, July Z -CIearances. 5000;
balances, $4,000.
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Assessments Pending.
Following is a list of assessments now pending:
BOARD SALES.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS of mines not listed on
Board fail delinquent in Office.
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AUCTION SALES.
WILLIAM BUT TERFlELO,
REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AUcTIoNEER.
Office at my Real Estate and Art Salesroom, SAB
California ST.. near Kearny.

THIS DAY,
At IL O'Clock A. NJ, at
Art Salesroom, 543 California ST., Near Kearny,
....I WILL SELL.
BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS!
The Contents of Private Library,
general collection: Standard Poets :
Valuable Works of Fiction: Volumes of Research
and Travel: Miscellaneous Histories: French and
German Works; many Illustrated Works and SO
Mounted Charts and Maps; 5 Chippendals Leather
seat Chairs; small lot Derby and Royal Worces-
ter Ware ana Silver Table Cutlery direct from
England: 4 large Japanese Vases: l Hazelton Up
right Piano. frst-class instrument; l Square
Grand Ebony Case Piano.
ALSO.
rs Very Choice and Handsomely Framed Water
Colors and Pencil Sketches by The weiI-known
local artist, Mr.. A. Farnsworth.
WILLIAM BUTTERFIELD Art Auctioneer.
jy7 1t SAB California ST.. near Kearny.
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Portland's lSusine

LoNDoN.:July 7.-Consols SO 15-l6@l99; Silver.
341s: french rentes, 97f zoe; Bullion into Bank
OF England, 100000
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Steamers to sail to-day the Humboldt for
Humboldt Bay Point Arena for Mendocino. South
Coast for Portland ana Point Iona for Grays Har
Dor
Steamers to arrive to-day are the Mackinaw firm
Tacoma ana Los Angeles from Newport.
The Br ship Yo!a IS chartered for wheat to Eu
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Arrived.
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Foreign Markets.

WHEAT IN LINERFOOI-
LIVERPOOL, July Tho spot market Is quiet
at IS lid. Cargoes dull at 29s for of
coast. sos for prompt shipment and 2Ss for
arIvy Inc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09

q. r. Loving il spenliug frW weeks
81 Mineral Wells. r~cuFeraiins
r4Itrin j. ~ I+tie-i ~ the Tongue
RIVER rsgch. Meiiey county. Is 70 ;be
ely.
D,-i-., ,b. nat w.-.k the r..l.int. 81
,,i,oi 80 ,--'.-Iii, .ta.Hn-.-i d, over .sn.-
ea ,--,,.Ss
-. .u,ii.s f.-.iay ,,l,.,.A
"a g., -..rtl-,- .fff,n.-T Dssr
1880, 20 ,-,,-l-n,.,,-s H., ia.sr-
-.
~, -,.
W S7ub OF ''i'l'i.o
eale 20 {r,irnlay
l5'''.. ~ ~. - ~ -,ir M he
- -, -
,...
halph HAiiis % p" Al-'-l' -
me- aug 'e.g,. Inc " r..
NJ .al,h = w. 20 ~ ny ,,b-
oohullloh nl tseff tNns IN l"e SlH
re- 10 go
= Neirl Of Alnlli''g pli on
sarh!E s'Tsts an aA,pls@l tls'H ~
aS1e 'f"yh' 'i 20, lls ll't pau ".
Sli ~ hra1. " ,h9NN ne h'iAe'
70 nave ah upward tehAe4il!'
T. J. Mt,arty q Shawn passed
through the city. on his way home from
fle IeriliolF' Were Hg has 'eeu lo'h-
~ aiser Al' 'iille' ne M lut ~
Ai''.r ~ lN"' ~ Nt VIII -
the TERRITORY AA' sup Vut III lnr sp''L--
Amarillo Champion. Stock shipping
j. n0w over fpr dorado, Montana and
Ny0miur Tls shipment Of TAT elule
viii commensr lhlui the mrs "l p.'st
month and j. estimated that JtupJ
head o! fli .-eye' Will b. .lirtl 20
market FROM fhe Amarillo stock pens.
Il rae. Sims If Colorado City. whose.
raurI Ia Wheeler rsuury bear. ia. Rock
iH. CHAIR brand. said. while stopping
Dy4r b fip airy g,.srrriav. thai uis esi;rl..
,r,r4 iaoliu. y.rv we'll Thrrc l. no
snff,.riil. IN iBrE ii water iD his mart
Of fhp state.
"a. - ~ t.. ,,.,. c...l.- ID
u i ~ SUI a ~ -e "1,,
M
I'm ~ t''.
i,.-...;. t ~, ,.,-,-,,-, a..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09

Writing II the Texas ,itpa,,on
viewed from disisnce Of tbon.,,,i
miles the chicaro Drovcrs' Journal ~.
ffhc prolonged drouihs and ~ ri
Of sufficient paslamee IN sont,e., IT,.
Tor the past two years i be.1puine Il
show, show ,ae'r e5ieets IN the searcity Of
Young 'ayie, RaEehmc4 wen, eblls.., ~
~, 70 u sil ihe stock ihcr b,5 in NJ y
w we female PORTION. which /, usunil,.
Sesps ~ Drr''isng PaTPeses 70 Keep th-s,
nom OWNS On thfir hands 49, ~.
cSolus Of she catus oui ID 'Te,a. ~
''.'l,,l., was 1eyes knaaG before al
i,,,,a ,, wre rlsa'y ihai the new
A cattle dealer wo has t,s,-sasb '' '.s,
' .ssssa ihs soniAsru PAR Of Texas H.
viii have 70 81 o1i VI h,,s,-,... ~. ~,
q q, Hatsnai % resioek Their rauc6r.
~ i'H W., n ,i,sr asaallf lave laeee namb@
any io sell this nar. an ar 49,
about twicc mniii e. s's,..r ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09

Dr g. b. johnson Of san Anfnnio.
sly, When imported cattle arriv,. here
iy Imperfect / mean stock RAISED afy
Wh.rc north II the region Of Dallas ana
Font Wor,h they pass through q stag,
of acrlinatiuH, mild fever accom-
panied By q diarfhrs ilat assi.is in
rlsluE RELIEF 10 The animal This romt..
uu u,uaily within hyf day. offer die
stock arr mlUlird. lud unly r4mfrr.
epol feed aul -u.t 40 tnfrs.t t5l.
T"ahlr " ile diauhol i> Too excessive,
ami iou weakening Co.. the unin4nl. uigr
oar put Of warm whisky. milk and I'D.
punch. With one tH-ipOnfl of!aui.
1huu. morning and ul-lii until relieved
J mrutiuh tni~ Huld fever fn warn n-r.pu.
fIlu being .l, arcd aud ,Ytip,l
Go rAr'ha'- stv'A which those hriuriu..
men here will declare have bsJ
irAss lever. ind Use buyer is ale
DO iHy!ls his mlncy mr them: mtI,,.d
several have mfrrtd customer, b,F..
mas ihg WHniN rnipr Into laud Ia n-
l@A ~ money, 50 certain are the,
81 'h1ir stock having gpue through ~.
fryrr
During the first fair here. The e,ttle
Tia came fr1ui the Dallas fair w..r, s..
clared 10 have had Texas fever while nj
i'allaN; ami were iheniurp safe from ii,.
f''. t.l'f 't"tFuifuA SAW parties
10y Wac lost nearly every head fr,ut
lever shortly aiirl getting home. Snch
sllleih NJ afr misleading and prevent
myers from taking proper care. 10 bo
'A ii" guard aud watch the stn,..
'"~ey b" l> To give prompt relief. A. h
y AiSilA Important 10 give remtsiir, al
,hc very hrst sympioms OF this terrible
The day has now PASSED for rs r.,
WIZ. arguments 60 prove that anthia.
nr h.Aas feyor j. d i.erm ,iis,.,ss. t NJ
'y established. 10 tbn.e M, '''''
unaiuup with the facts / rrfer linn,
che ilL' Iuitcl SUITES arri,ulinrsi ~
ports. which viii be- sent mann sH,,l,U,
,iQn by any Uf our congiessii,,.n a,
Washington. But the manner III ca'
iaminaiion or mode VI con,ultuni, 4 in.,
iiiis disease from Our native sfo.t -
foreign or imported cattle l., ttu,l,.r AZ.
'ns.inn 10y the best veterinar, nina. Z,
uur country VI
Some claim the gcrms boat 1, an ,h
aif, others that they tl0at upon the ,v.,,..-
aud are in The food and inns,
swallowed betorr the animal ,.,no.''l
rlh be- nocnlSted with ANTHRAX, IN
gEain some claim il Is hy actual ,,r,l
or eoniasion alone While / an M,
feadA nor willing ,u declare this So,
], not passed irln animal 10 animal h..
lhrSe srNcnd mmics. Yet my ti,s,.r,.,
non over number 81 herds .t,i,t..,,
Win ~ it.ids me to a difrreuf tnn,i,,
sion' NlS; lnocnlatiun by Mood ne,s,,,.
from cue animal ~ another. and N, *,
lmpgu'-l beast inliA.lng M, ..F,,'s ~
native cattle. va "ns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09

Mr. J. X. Baker in behalf Of the ex-
y-'dtiVe commiti-t. Of the lion Epworth
League, haS aOout cpniplet,,i The arrange
contemplated that all the Epwartb
Leagues ni the city, five IN number. win
join in making This a notable rca,ipn.
The gathering will be held AZ the North
Side park. II is expected that 81 win
par5al:e of the nature OF basket picnic
only that It will occur ia the latter part
Of the day, after which there will he
some addresses, songs. etc. The social
committee Of the Union Epworth League
is expected To meet with the First NJ. n
church league tomorrow Monday night
10 complete Arrangements The outing
will Ia IN lieu Of the regular monthly
meetings during the heated term
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09
a FEW RECENT VICTORIES
orPe-ru.na, the Tonic, Restorative.
Nerve InviRorator and Blood Pu-
ritter.

Are you afflicted with any chronic dis
ease: II 50. read the following 'esti-
monicls. selected from the great multi
tude Of testimonials constantly pouring IN
from al parts Of the land Further par
ticulars can be obtained by writing them
and inclosins stamp for reply;
Nervous prostitution: 'Peulna cured
NE perfectly. Mrs. G.. &. Filler. Ia
Eas. Rich street, Columbus. O.. ncural-ia
VI The stomach cured Mrs. " Richey.
Zine Applr Ala: chranie female com
nlaint cured At last. Mrs. NJ. j. Gales.
Vernon. Tex, BHgilt'S disease of the
kiDdeys cured Mrs. Mary A. Shear. Jeli-
ing, Ia: cured Of consumption. Mrs.
Anna Harmtning. Mao Mamie. Dane
couuiy. Wis also Mrs, Sarah Ellis. New
Plymouth. Niuhm county o.; cured Of
Rougr. la: cured az cntarrh In The
head. Chas l.cmen. ITO West strret.
Madison. Ind cured II chronic liarfhoea.
Cha>. Belts. Burr Oak Mich. cured OF
dyspepsia w. W. Stnsler, Horizons
Ia.
The above are only a few Of the many
cures made hy Pe-ri-na. Pe-rn-na Is a
r,lilhlc household pmedy at all seasons
Of The ycar Is tonic II is adapt,1 To
AL varieties of weakness Taase recoy-
cring FROM the effects u acute or pros
trAtiHg diseases. uyerw0rk business
Worry and slccplrrsness dnd ps-ru-na "A
valuable tonic Nervous prnstration. in
IFS various furms, Is also class af
affections to which P,-ru-ua is admirably
adapted.
An excellent treatise on medicine. de-
srfhins The cnus,~ and cures ~ the ysfi-
Gus ailments 10 which humanity X sull
iecf. Is being sent FREE 40 amy address lv
the Peru-ua Drug Manufacturing conf
pany. Columbus, o.
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IN THE CITY.
AFTER THREE YEARS.


- VI
rested in Fort Worth.
Henry :. Duncan ives yesterday jailed
on q ,apiss FROM Marshall lie wa pat
ulder arrest hy Deputy Sheriff McCert.
cud when appfoach,d by The officer. was
1.toaishcj that b. .h,nld he compelled
d, be lOdgsi m Jail. He came here
from Mar-hau su Iaauary last since
which time he has bra.u clill9y-i ly y.
n Bun. Y. s. Want. :. n Furran. X.
J.. Maddox aui several 1flscr o1gucrs II
valuable hur~f- as trainer ami also 20
care for The animals lie Is wanted 90
Mar laA ~ 81 alleged charge u swind-
ling DR. TaFlO. iu 1881. -irtc which time
40 trare Of the Inau coula be had by the
officials Deputy Sheriff A : Curtis
same tidwn from Marshall Yesterday and
was se.n hv Il rcp4r; r. The gentleman
claims DgaoAu. on the strength II being
Nilsson. induced nr raylur 10 bet him
have 81 rlliminr that be- wanted the
money to pay 9 boar, bill. but which
was never liqlllaiei. however. Duncan
left Alal shan and was newer hcaiJ "
again until The otticrr> gDt ,iew that
be was 10 Fort Worth
A representative 81 The Gazette called
~ the pa, 'n-r al The county Jail last
evening Duncau's story Is different from
that told hy the 1iiirer-. IL. clsims ne
pgfE'We-i The 81 from Dr. TAYLOR. giving
Dis watch. valued at $50 ~ seynriiy
He al-o alleges 10 have receipt from
the doctor. showing thai he holds ihr
iimt-pi're until The money is paid Dun
rHu also asserts he has h,-n back to
Marshall thEre or four times since ieay-
Ing there in 1891. and say he cannot
aeoun' Tor such q procedure after 4
lapse u ihr-- years. He claim. 10 10. a
Sir knight and is an unusually slrewd
man lie j. familiar with many proini-
Heili railroad men aud az one time wa
epuurgted with the Cincinnati Southern.
with headquarters 40 Louisville. IL.
Habras corpus pro st7iings v..-,. in
stiiuied 10 Judge Gre.l~ uuurt ycster-
DAY for Duncan release but failing 20
furnish the required bond. be- was again
rsuaudvd 10 Jail
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cHAMBERL AIMS collie. cHoLE
RA, DlARRHEA REMEDY.

Every family should be provided with
4 bottle Of this remedy during the sum
mer months. II can always be depended
upon aud Is pleasant and safe to take.
IN many cases. BY having il al hand,
life may be saved before physician
could be summoned or medicine pro
cured No other remedy is 50 reliable
or Successful. No aher 50 cer--in to
cure bloedy fux. dysenteTy, ciarfhoea
and cholera morbus Ia their worst forms
II Is equally valuable for children and
adults. - and 30 cent bottles for sale
by y. +. Grammar aud ]. r. Nieks 4
Co. drnegists.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09
TEN or AKIND.
4 Batch OF Prisoners En- Route to
The State Prison.

Penitentiary Agent g. l.. Reeves ar
rived 10 the ely yesterday morning.
with a hatch Of unfortunate, rn route
90 eh -taie'- prison az Rusk Amous
the prisoners wore =. y. STRAIN. cor.
yictci Of passing forged Instrument
John Miller. burglary: two brother
nluIed Thorn. from Jones county. thcfi.
and man named Ellis. from Meridian.
for forgery.
\ youth. not more than fourteen year,
Of age. 10y the ndmt of Theodore B1y
err, for numbering a boy at Enstlnnd.
Is among the conyicts lie {, to Serv.. a
sentence of live years The boy asserts
he did the killing accidentally. Tee
prisoners were left iu the rarraHr
county jail. while Agent Reeves went to
Decatur for fugr more conyici,. who
We're brought in ON the Denver train
yesterday afternoon Last night NJ.
Reeves left with hi, ten men over ibs
Cotton Belt for Tie p,niipntiary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09
Sl


TIE Celnrads City Call reports; @ohu
I,o,eiady shiprsa two load- Of calves
and one o. GUYS tlis Week- whirh be
purcaased frtm Harris. Wade AMI
Shield. price,- s. to - fo1 eaisrs- aud
$40 to SIS for COWS. N. Il. Pniii-u
SID John Loreiady i4rJ one balls 81
$40. aud Us 81 all s.. q Bird 4 MertE
81 sl4-59 and SlO.Jo Harris Bscs- 81
Clhidr,-ss hsre delivered 100 stssrs ~
Sawyrr. Ruiuery 81 Mrhoy. which w=rs
r,s-estlr ssid fs 81 ana SIS for l. aad
- Heary and Joe fliis beushi 70
Is Z's aid g 90 Sigth Coneho az
s.. So. SIS and 81 NJ T. ful!-im
sod 415 stock calle e. hsrris. hr5s-
shld So v.arlinr R4ihers 20 Frank De.
I.ashsnuf, N s2.l5. c. G. iro Of
Crcaby eaunty bought the Ben 4 Mef-
fiiI ysar,ine STEER las week at Sil-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09
4 VALUABLE REMEDY.

Brandreth's PMS purify the Bloed
simulate the liver strengthen the ia,
neys rfssnlAr the bowels. They were
lNlfaa, ~, IN ihe Unisel States IA ISIS.
s7-, lime nyeE sky millions al
boxes randreth's pills have hecn used
This. tuefhcr with thousands OF con-
yiacins testimonials frnm all parts Of the
World. Is positive evidence Of their value
Brandreth's Pin are prfriy vese,siI
Absolutely harilless. and ,air t0 tai.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09

Rising Star, Tex. July 7.--(Speciai.l -
III" Buffalo Gap Presbytery OF the c. p.
church convened tonight at o'clock.
The Town is now full Of delegates and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09

Austin. Texas July iSpceiall -A1
examination Of candidates Tor scholar
sh.p~ in the Peabody Normal college AZ
Nashville. Tcnn.. will b., held on ibe -
Worth. Galveston. I.nfkin, Mount Pleas
ant aud Waco.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-09

John Ditto and his son. James. have
bought out the grocery stock and house
Of A. H. Steph, who will retire from
business.
Elliot tudd aud Cotter shipped fifteen
cars OF cattle 10 Chicago today.