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The morning call., 1893-05-20
Alameda News.

To PROTECT INTERESTS. = Oscar S.
Werpel has made application to the Su-
perior Court to be appointed guardian of
Mrs. Z. Keller, who is alleged 10 be in-
sane. Mrs. Keller is said to own the gro
Gerry business conducted by her son. A. II.
Keller. on Park street. The institution is
now struggling under several attachments,
and the proceedings are being taken to
protect her interests.
ALAMEDA MILITIA.-Afte a struggle
Oh TWO years A Alameda's military club is at
last to be admitted to the National Guard.
The order 10 that effect, has been issued
by Brlgadier-General Dickinson, and he
Will attend the mus tering in person, ac-
companied by members of his staff, in
Alameda on Thursday evening. June /.
The company now has fifty members. and
the commissioned officers are: Captain,
w. f. Chapman; lieutenants, NJ. w. Simp-
son and j. L. Bland.
The morning call., 1893-05-20
RESERVE DRILLS.
To Be Heldon Board the
Pensacola.
The Alliance Is Not Available, but
the Naval Militia Has SUBJ
stitute-Marine Notes.

The Pensacola is a little ancient, but
she will make good training-ship.
The naval reserve stands good chance
of getting the use of her. for word has been
received from the Secretary of the Navy
tn at the old frigate could De loaned to the
State for the purpose of the instruction of
the naval militia, provided that she be re-
turned 10 the navy-yard Immediately upon
request of the department.
The ship will probably be used as re-
ceiving ship for the enlistment Of men, and
the privilege granted the reserve to use her
on certain days for drill purposes.
No heavy modern guns could be placed
on the Pensacola for the reserve 10 prac-
tice with. but the boys have hopes of
securing couple of 14-p0und rapid-fire
cannon with which to improve their AIM
The reserve originally applied to the
Navy Department TO grant it leave TO use
the Alliance, but as that vessel was not
available the Pensacola was hit upon as
an eXpedient.
An attempt was made yeste rday morn
ing to reorganiZe the Ship-owuers' and
Merchants Patrol, but as ship-owners do
not seem inclined to give the patrol their
support it is not thought that the system
will remain Intact 10 q.
The barkentlne S. G. Wilder lost the race
from Honolulu with the barkentine
Planter by day and a half
John Pile. a seaman of the British ship
Snaigow. fell from aloft Yesterday morn
ing, and was injured so that he had to be
taken to the Receiving Hospital.
In the afternoon one OF the crew of the
schooner Falk, lying at Main-street wharf,
had his foot badly crushed by falling
timber.
The steamer State of California, due
here to-day. will bring 104 passengers, the
largest nHmber carried on the Portland
route for some time.
An owner is wanted at the North Har-
Dor police station for FIVE oilskin coats
found on Drumm street yesterday morning
by Officer lane
The morning call., 1893-05-20
Assaulted With a Revolver.

Officer Hawes reached the corner of
Twenty-first and Bartlett streets last even
ing just in time TO see James Murasky
flourish revolver in the face of Hattie
Holdworth of 120 Clara street. He placed
him under arrest. and as he did so the
young woman who had b en- assaulted
tainted. Murasky was taken to the po-
lice station and the young woman to the
County Hospital. There she soon regained
her senses, but declined to tell why
Murasky had threatened her with the
weapon. She also stated that she would
not prosecute him. Murasky was charged
with carrying weapon concealed.
John Garvey and Harry Hammel, two bur-
lars, have been sentenced 10 five years. i'm
pris0nment IN San Quentin prison.
The morning call., 1893-05-20

where an investigation was made in con-
nection with the English -Hiborn Congress
sional contest. 1t was found the vault was
insecure and the ballots accessible. and it
was concluded that they would bear no
weight with Congress No dispositions
were taken there and the case now goes TO
Congress.
NEW MANAGEMENT. = The Mac
donough Theater has passed into the hands
OF John Sesnpn. lie will assume control
ana all responsibility. He has long been
acting as agent for Mr.. MacdOnough's
Oakland interests. While still controlling
his Stockton, Fresno and interior circuit,
Mr.. Mo,hersole will act with Mr.. Sesnon
In the general theatrical business of The
Maedon0ugh. for which lie will receive
percentage.
The morning call., 1893-05-20
Struck With a Hammer.

w. ID. Logan, machinist connected
with the speciality company at 105 Beale
street, was struck over the head with a
hammer by George Dunn, IAN engineer.
during quarrel last night. and badly in
jured.
lll-feeling has existed between the men
for some time past. Last night Logan
boarded the steamer Queen. docked at the
Broadway wharf. TO do some work on the
machinery. While he was engaged Dunn
approached froG: behind and assaulted
MIN with a machinist's hammer, striking
MIN over the head several times.
Logan was taken to the Receiving Hos
pitai where DR.. Coffman sewed up his
badly lacerated scalp. and Dunn was
booked at the North Harbor police sta
ton Tor an assault with deadly weapon.
The morning call., 1893-05-20

Inc California Guarantee Investment Com
pany Will move into The new quarters AT 326
Mon gomery street next Monday. Elegant and
commodious quarters have been prepared InIhe
SAFE Deposit building and the general head
The morning call., 1893-05-20
HORSE GOSSIP.
Entries and Weights for the Last
Days Racing.

w. P. Fine. the owner of lnkerman, and
Trainer Strong have been suspended in
definitely on account of the peculiar in and
out running of that horse. Fine owns two
The morning call., 1893-05-20
NEW WESTERN HorEL.

II EARNY AND NDWASHINGToN STS.-RE-MoD
IA eled and renovated. KING. WARD d CO.
European plan. Rooms SOC to 81 90 per day. 81 to
sS per week. % to $50 per month; free baths; hot
ana colo water every room: ire CRATES in every
room; elevator runs all nighL fel7 WeSaSu ly
The morning call., 1893-05-20

The Hebrew Fea st of the Weeks Will be cele-
Drated III the various synagoru of the city TO-
morrow Programmes of unusual interest arc
pelDg prepared. The festival is In honor OF the
delivery OF The law by Moses to the people.
The morning call., 1893-05-20

WHEN you are weary In the AFTERNOON buy a
cup of tea and bowl of strawberries at The
Lunch, 224 Sutter street. above Kearny.
The morning call., 1893-05-20

Cantor j. Colin of Detroit. Mich. will off,
ciate Tomorrow at the Mlnna-street Synagogue.
The morning call., 1893-05-20
GLOVES. GLOVES.
At 35 Cents.

At 35 Cents.
100 dozen LADIES' PURE SILK JER-
SEY GLOVES. in dark and medium
colors, also black, regular value 60c and
Toe, will be offered at 35c pair.
At $I.OO.
100 dozen LADIES S-BUTTON LENGTH
MOUSQUETAIRE U n D RE S ED
KID GLOVES, n medium and tan
colors, regular value 81 90, will be Of
fered at 81 pair.
The morning call., 1893-05-20
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

In explanation of the small showing
made by wool shipments, most of the
Fresno clip is shipped East via Los
Angeles. Shipments of wine via sailing
vessels is far in access Of those by rail.
The morning call., 1893-05-20
WOOL CHALLIES.

At 25 Cents.
100 pieces 31-INCH ALL-WOOL FINE
FRENCH CHALLIES, in polka dots,
dark ard light grounds, regular price
SOC, will be placed on sale at 25c yard.
The morning call., 1893-05-20

Second race-Five furlongs for maiden two
year-olds.
owen Bros b. g. Polask 1U6 q. webber)
Pueblo stables ch. T. VIyace, liz (Miller) ~ .
Garden City stables b. C. Alexis, ll4 (Dona-
The morning call., 1893-05-20

FIGURED INDIA SILKS.
At SO Cents.
5000 yards 25-INCH FIGURED INDIA
SILK, in beautiful assortment of de-
signs and colors, very superior quality.
regular price 81, will be placed on sale
at SOC yard.
The morning call., 1893-05-20

Won by six lengths. three between second and
third.
Post betting: to PolaskI 2la to 1 yiyace. 2
to Alexis.
Remus lis (King) 4 to l, Rnodanthe ll2 Gong,
10 TO / also ran. Ne'
The morning call., 1893-05-20

Third race Selling. Six furlongs
g. Pacheco's ch. I. Abb P, 4, ia IF. Narvaez) . l
E Tierney'S ch. h. Broadchurch a., lO6 (Don
]. L. Kings b. h. Red Cloud. 4, 122 (Burling-
The morning call., 1893-05-20

I a.
Won by neck, three lengths between second
and third.
Post betting: to Abb P, Is to 1 Broadchurch.
2 to ! Red Cloud.
Lady ouenn l07 (Ristine) Is to !, Regal los
&c. Webber) ~ to l, Yokohl 1O6 (Boseman) Is
to !, also ran.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
THE GAZETTE MAP.

SIZEo instead Of the
pocket weight other
MAPS large they that
Encyclopedia bush Why
carry Map big shows nothing shown
compact MAPS SHOW ALL SHOWN ON ANY until
tho largo Dollar Maps giving Townships and their
STYLE-No homoy boauy That brilliant
will shade months direct sunlight Bond
folds
what used FOR and railroad bonds
Maps printed thin
Tho the imported ribbed or embossed
Rg backed In order 70
noXbo, thus making what Is known a.
horseback blue pink
yellow lilac nmon printed / the bost OF inks and tints
CONTENTS Maps all Railroads. Posonces
many mentioned the Postal Guide Rivers aud Lakes
show the large which
townships cost g.
the back solid This
poton hundreds places not In the
CENSUS win probably does not pretend
give docs not It gives all
private reports from other
places; al ~
UP TO DATETh samples Of mtprntng but
map thbi fact that other plates
in they viii and in others are used
will buy the Thus Is aliases stu OF
older than other plates in
the book
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
oNsfuU hddre,a and Wake Signature PLAN

Congress having latcly passed laws pro.
hibtng ne uee Of the malls 20 All Lotteries
We use the Express Companies in answering
correspondents and sending Lists oi Prizes
The oniclnl Isis ~ Prizes viii be sent on
application 10 al Local Agents, after every
diawlug "a any quantity By Express. FREE
ATTENTION The present charter Of The
Louisiana state Lottery Company which ~
mart OF the Constitution % The State, und BY
decision Of the supreme Court OF tho United
states rs on luFiolablo contract between Tie
state and the L0tiery Company viii remain in
force hTiL 1880.
Ia buying Louisiana State Lottery Ticlset
sec maj the Ticket Is dated az Nov Orleans,
tlnt me Prize drawn 10 ~ number is PAYABLE
IN NrW Orleans; that tho Ticket Us signed by
pAuL CoHHAD. Preaiaor5 that n iB endorsed
win the signatures Generals g. a. BEAUHE.
cam. " a EARlY. ana W. J.. CABElf, having
also the guarantee ~ four National ganli6.
through thcir Presidents, 20 pay any prize
presented az thcir counters
There arc 80 many inferior and dishonest
schaues on the market Tor the saie af which
vendor receive euQrm0ls comm ission8 that
bugera must sec 20 A. ana protect themsslyea
bv Insisting on bnYing LOUISIANA srATf.
LOTTERY TICKETS and none oihofs hey
want DC advertised chance tor prize
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26

,.idelv and favorrbly known
y In ne United States. Their
,isncc remarkable skill and wli-
ess In The treatment and cure
me Chronic aud Surgical lliS-
nGties These eminent physicians
"A AM confidence of the afflicted
ere. They guarantee
4 ,ol, and positive cure for the
Ier,s of early vice and the numer'
4 hal follow IN It's train.
Rlood and skin Diseases speed
= olrtely and permanently cured.
!. Debility and Sexual Disorders
..ijlv TO their sl,illful treatment
rystpla and Rcctuol ulcers guar.
rurcd without pain or detention
S ducS.
X ecle and Vuucncclc permanently
essfully CURED Ia every case
Gouorrhen. elect. Spcrmator-
mmal Weakness, Lost Manhood,
Emissions. Decayed Faculties,
E WI1knes, and an delicate dis
4 fetnlmr 10 either SEX. positively
III well as oh functional disorders
mn from youthful lullics or the
+ u mature years.
re guaranteed permanently cured.
complete. without rutiuH cans
Initiation. Cures effected at home
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26

" hams. medium, To-; break
HcoD, l4iEc, dry salt bellies, NC
Compound, g1Sci choice family,
ne leaf, l3c
rhcylEnNs.
ps-Cut .oai bbls, &c, cut loaf
$ bAci powdered, fbbls, &c; pow
nan DDS, 04c; standard grauu.
.tHei !ancy yellow clnr, $50; extra
Wholesale quotatious-Best pat
" Per 100 lbs; bali patents, IL 90;
". saue, y 20; fourth grade, 81 60;
I'm paieat a. D,
n e. Fancy full one in box. lSc;
4"o IN box. !lc y,; fancy Young
|fap' J 10. Cheese safes, - On.
e-Arbuciies AIlosa, s2i00i Mid
49, Lion, Ga 10 dorsey, bins. s2i.Oj
sc 3 No. Green cofrcc-By
+fEi Good, zoe; choice Ole; fancy
= Feoeerry slJ5c Old government
'ei Mocha. SIC.
WINS AND srimTA
'Nky-Roetitcd, 81 3Oa .Ojas per proof;
" upwards II Goa 10; sour mash,
Vu VA 81 tOaJ 90 "a per age; extra
OCaIo WI blended WHISTLES, s! GA
-Fure grape por gal, 81 % up.
ilcs-Pure Tennessee apple, g. 25;
larl land peach, a. 90; domestic
y ioa3 20; imported, 80 50a9 %
" :. r.o aI. per gal, 81 9 a3 23i inn
" oya6 w.
oIs
eaN bbls, he; Eupion, bbls. zoe;
80 cases, SL6O; brilliant, l2-l
eSoi Eup'on, 20 cases, $2.5Oi gaso-
lhVlTs' RAISING. NUTS Eru.
nus new, soft.shcA. per H. lOc;
\ extra large, per TO- i6hc; hlberts,
mi. hraA.i, new crop, per 10,
HlS1'9i assorted, 25-lb boxes, Comet
+ ,sn,i peeanS, new crop, 9c; peanuts,
,se,,S ~ The sack, Parrott brand, z;
"a INV, pest quality Bass brand, O;
u ".lW pest quality, 10; cocoanuts,
sAcN'so 90; less quantity &c each :;
a,ers, No /, Peerless, one-haif
cos, Slo uOi popcorn ana peanut
sso..Aluineoi az factory, $50 90; pop-
'ptseE ~ factory, $50 Co; peanut
81 moss sIo OOi popco n, shelled, per
tEF5lit-Tursish pruues. per ID. So;
"a. alu AIS DClD boxes &c; Cali.
ma f. quo llO5 25lb boxes he,
M boSeaS- 10y eFaporated peeled peaches,
s ~ ~ por 10 none; unpeelei. oslo
AbrIeotSS N ~. ii5Sc; California evapo-
Ford q SS2S'io boxes, per Id zoe
i0it Jokes &C.; Figs. cho .ce
,soi, ~ boxes. loo. fancy 16o.
rit,eS 'iiornia bOYea, per ID, lg5Sc,
49,, 49, boxes, per 10, none ON.
rFsteS \, o'4c In sacks; California
alsar, sacks &C; No. 3. london
saes''. sob boxes. g. 55. Cali.
raisius 100 Annie
ltc. sNaporated, 5Olb haEae
n l 'sl.lie' lV-Io boxes, perth. lOiSe'
IN u'h' Apples, green, Norfh .
lee.' y t0a4 20 lemons evtra
bagh, O'gSi 20 Oranges. Flori6a
pef box, 50 81; 1910 81 hoV
Bsr Sizes, SIS. l9Ss. IB0s lS SS
per b~n, nancy biuef6d S2Oo IA
~ tta Coeoannts, per sacR
a. :, s0' smaller ouantitv
ross ~ N.i4pes, Malagas. ibis O0 u
i hesk ny reg, $500 Cranbe,r
p10 obs, siO5 oi bali bis IS q J,
oANDiES
4, 6o.1ss.s assorted favor 5-pound box
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
INCEST CHARGED.

Creonrllle Tex Jan. Ut Special Joe
Buckhnlter was iailNd yesterday on fhe
chnrge N lncest on preliminary hearing
before Judge Elder uday his bond wa
fixed az SiOOO. The yieiiIn ~ tbe crime
Hns lis sister. u wax. minded gill
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26

doc; japanese strips, cocoanut flavor. D.
pound box, Coo; rock assorted and white
Coo; French kisses per pound 65o, choco.
late creams, Al, VOC. lemon drops, frosted.
per box, 65c; burnt almonds. per box. 90.
creams, handmade, twelve varieties soc.
peanut blocks, 700, peanut bar. per box.
TIC; lozenRcs, assorted CON, bpounu tox
ibc; gum drops. Mound City. 5.pound how
doc; marshmallows, cherry brand, 5-lb bov.
1.25; mixed candios, pals, per pound &c:
crystal cut re daisy H. NJ creams Sc;
stick candy, Ia pals, &c
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
Grades omitted not IA market
ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

81 Louis, Mo-, Jan. 2j-Catile-
Rlcpipta. 1000. shipments 100. mar
III strong; fair 10 good native steers,
a 2nFr4.5O. choice shipping S4.35Gf5. -
fca Texas steers, %3.olM loo; grass do
81 lOn8.00, led COWS, $l.shf2.t0
,,arlet strady. heavy. S16O1f1 ~; pack
~ s7 3Dg n 70: hghf S7.aO01.h0.
Shoep Receipts 500; shipments none
market steady fair % good nqtiyeg So
o1a54 "a. choice mutton, ND.Uhao4o'
grass 90, 5000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26

Send Money by Express az our ENponse IA
Sums Not Less Than Five Dollars,
on which We VIII pny OH charges and we pre-
Day Express Charges on Tickets ana Lists uf
Prizes forwarded 10 CORES ondcntg
Address PAUL CONRAD,
New Orleans LA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000
100000 Numbers m the WhesL

PRIOB OF TICTEHT9.
Whole 1IUkOtH AZ @Ai TW0-iftha, ng,
Ono-fifth, ais One-ronth, bOe;
Oue-Iwentietb. zoe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26

Club Rates ~ whole tickets or thOir equiy
alent IN fractions for s01
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
IMPORTANT.

SPECIAL RATES TO AGENTS
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26

and cows. Si.I5a3 80; calves, firm;
grpsscrs. $3.50
Sheep Siendy. S30DW5.iJ; lambs SC
lower at S5.f55iGG2 IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26

ST. Louis. Mo-. Jan. -. Wool re.
ceipts. lSlr pounds; shipments. DON"
pounds There IS no quotahlc chnnge
iu prices. but tile feeling j. quite hrm,
aud the movement lolgcly increased
Sales are reported of 25OOl pounds ot
Wyomirg, 10000 pounds of Territory. nud
seventeen sacks nf Texas, all ON private
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
CHICAGO LINESTOVlN.

Chicago. M. IAN D. INttIe-Ite-
ceipts. 1900: shipments, 1000; market
stcady 10 strong on best grades, others
tribe lower; choice to prime stccrs.
SO 1OG5 10, nothing extra 0n sale. iRlr
60 good. 81 7JU5 80; others I uDtll 80.
stocSvi. 50 2Jd3 90. Gamers, 81 500
80. cows, $3 2jW3 -.
Uog4 Rerpiutl. 2SOOO: shipments,
1000: markct slow. closing Zoe lower.
miNcd and packers. 81 @1d1 10 primo
heavy and butchers wcighte 81 lJ1ti %
light, 81 soar 05 pigs, so lJlfi -.
Sheep Receipts. 5000; shipments, 700.
market fuirlv active, steady; mtivcs,
So UOWl 90, Texans, - OlWlA 80; west
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26

Good middliug, &c, strict middUpv
slsc, middliue, skc; strict low mia.
ding, dHc; low middn &, 74c; strict
good ordinary, a..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26

Total sales GOO bales; American %"
bales. t.. soo0
bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
NEM YORK LLNEsTOCIN

N.,v York. Jan. -, Reeves ljnli. Zoe
lower; natire steers, S5b''ao.sOi BUNS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
Receipt, aud Eynorta at Az Unltsi states
sinrl,l nd IN llnrrd go. rnrl.-

Galveston, Tex, Jan 90 Especially
Stocks this day. Observation-Disclosures 1866. l2S
Stocks this day last year. ...... ], !2O ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26

IS 4, be,sas aorted favor, 5-pound box
H Al .A eponnd box 6se. s,nn
- assorted flavor, Speuod nv a,u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
KNNSAs CiTY iIvESTOCN.

Kansas City. Mo. Tan -. Cattle; re-
cclpts $500. shipments 5000; market
quiet. good stcurs and cows Ncudy
others weak To- luwcr feeders strong to
Zoe higher Representatives sulcs'
dressed beef and chipping stcrs S3.3ht
500. COWS S2u3 so. stockcrs and feed
ers S3.jOdl.3O
Hors- Receipts S1OO; shipments 600
Market quiet. loo tower. closing weak.
An cradles SiJu{tTTO. bulk St2U03i
sheep Receipts 300; shipments 600
Mnrknt dnll. WrNk. mntinna NOD.
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No., NnrE rninrn,


New Orleans. La. Jan % --C Spacall-
Cotton Futures closed quiet aud a shade
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26

The Democrat Publishing enabled that they
will give his subscription
Handsomely printed Map coo OF Texas Oklahoma aud the Indian
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26

&c. Louis. Mo-. Jan. -. Cotton quiet;
millung. a-tG. sales, 80 hnics; ro.
ccipts. 1000 bulcs: shipments, 1000 bales;
stock. 033nu bales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
Galye.ton sarar nIarl.sl
pEr1Srp sUaARA

Standard graduated. ....,,....40
Standard confectioneis' A.. ...4)
Cubes. .....t',.,..-,s....,.9
Powdered ......,s.-E. -..'s.ts-...sp53
Crushed and cutloai ....,.............
Wholesale grocors quotations 1@Ic
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26

New Orleans spot
New Orleans, la Jan y 7 Sspse'~ =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
ToufrnY, raCs am nu1rrR.

Prices paid by dealers old hens, g. "a
per co.,; spidng chickens, large, 81 *.
spring chickens, small, g 10 Turkeys
small spring hens We each; spring rob.
biets' small, DC; large DO 8 Old hens 10.
one aud two year old gubblcfs q hdl 10,
eggs, PC per uoz. butter fresh good. =,
common country. C; 10 r. 80
hotailers get old hens. s3 90 per dozen
spring chickens. large. So ~; spring chick.
ems. small, 81 20. Turkeys-- Smau SPRING
hens zoe sprung gobhers. small, soc; largo
doxl ,5i Old huus e0cn one ara two wear
old pobbles 81 81; puttor. 20 81 fresh. W.
per pound butter, common country, zoe;
creamery, SOC eggs nee per dozen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
COTTON MARKETS
liverpool SPOT

Liverpool. Jan. e5 Especially Spot COT
ton closed steady and unchangsdi little 40
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
New York spat

New York, Jan 25.- Special )-spol COZ
ton closed dull al 1910 decline.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26

Cotton Lower at All Mar
4 kets and Weak.
lHES LOSE A FEW POINTS,
Ouller Than for Many Monihs Past,
slHs al Loss Provisions Active,
he Shorts Tfy 10 Cover and
Are Caught by The Bulls.
rAcKlxo.uorsr rnopucra

pan neats--Dru salt, short clenr
ton, short clear l2C; bacon, bell
w; hams. medium, l5t; break
fcoD, AlEc, dry salt bellies. lliSc.
Compound, glSc; choice family,
lire leaf, he.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-26
pNNNISION MARKNTs.

81. Louis, Mo. Jan 20 Flour I'M
changed
Whent. slow. cloec Is a. IA under yes.
terday Cash GS 3-Sc; May "a lite; July
Toe.
Corn, cash. steady. rs 7Sc Operations
worr dull aud closed rs OFF March 10 b
1-4c: May A. I-Sc: July l3 7-Sc
Oats, casirr; cash 81 i-lc, asked. May
sold "a lie
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-01


THAT S5msrsst Comfy VII % Rspub-
Iie4n a5n.i;s Of nct the slightest do1b,,
batsae oushtio 20 Republican with a
harrzh. EeeTy Republican voter s5ould
tie his protest sgsins; the shocking NAL
administration Of public aflirs which
hss brought the present financial distress
and hard times upon Is. Make the ma
jority a corker, and putthe stamp Of your
disappro5siiOn on the free trade, fee
silver. ballot swindiing Democratic party
noE ranRiag the country tc the dogs.
PennsylyaHia Kill sneak with 10 uncer-
tain voice, DO; We wsai the Republicans
OF This comfy 10 help lend volume 70
her thundrcas foDes-
What II the county ticke. in it entire
e. does not please you2 What If some
of TIE candidates are no. OF your choice?
What Il sou think that ia some instances
the deserving have been overlooked and
the andeserVing have beel promoted
The ticket represents the party and its
TrinciPlss. and f5r the sake OF these
should receive und.gided support. Pm
cipies, not men, j. the to8ch-stOne oftF1s
Eepablicanism. IA unity lies ous
strength. Let Us have an old-iime ma.
jlrisy that we can point to with grAtiBoS-
ton ia the future.