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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-07-14
CHICAGO EXPOSITION.

Five days, beginning with October 20,
have been designated as Veterans dayat
the fair.
The New York Sun informs corre-
spondent that it requires $1,000 and
three months time to see the Worlds
Fair. Not many New Workers can afford
to 90 West on those terms.
The postoffice on the Worlds Fair
grounds at Chicago will be left open
Sunday hereafter for the purpose Of
giving the needed mail facilities. This
must be regarded as concession on the
part Of the government, as the working
postoffice on the fair grounds has always
been maintained as a part Of the exhibit
Of the P0st0ffice Department and is
therefore a part Of the government
exhibit.
The Worlds Fair officials authorize
the statement that there is no truth in
the report that the government has
determined to pay out the $750,000
reserve belonging TO the exposition from
the United States appropriation. How
the report that the government intended
| to issue this money in souvenir coins,
thus practically throwing them on the
market, started the officials do not
know, but it is authoritatively denied.
]. @. Boyd, "the Oregon colonizer,''
has brought suit for $1,000 damages
against Il. w. Allen Of Portland for
\ libel and defamation Of character. In
Illinois conviction might mean impris-
onment for one year. Boyd alleges that
Allen wrote letter TO Dir. J !. Guy Lewis,
superintendent Of 0regOn's exhibits,
charging him Boyd with obtaining
money fraudulently in New Orleans.
| This reporty it is alleged, was circulated
around the horticultural building, caus-
ling great damage 10 the business and
reputation Of Boyd. There promises Ia
be lively legal skirmiah.
4 Unless the unexpected should happen,
! there will be dairy exhibit at the
Worlds Fair this month. This an.
nouncement, which was issued by Chic
Buchanan OF the department Of agri,
culture was received with thanksgiving
\ by some / 500 exhibitors, who for the
past two months have been compelled
+ 10 submit to exaspcrating delays and
financial losses by the failure Of the ex-
position company 10 furnish facilities
Tor displaying their products. The chic
cause Of complaint was the absence ol
any kind Of refrigerator service, and th'
I promise is now made that this matte
|will be rectified at once.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-07-14
PURELY PERSONAL.

The Gar has sent as q present to the
Pope two superb vases, each eight feet
in height, with pedestals OF jasper.
William Waldorf Astor has been
elected member Of the Marlborough
Club Of London on the proposal Of the
Prince Of Wales,
DIR. Delevau Bloodgood, U. s. NJ, who
became widely known on account OF his
striking resemblance to the late James
G. Blaine, is to be retired in August.
Mrs. Proctor, widow Of the late Rich
ard a.. Proctor, the famous astronomer,
and the principal assistant in his profess
s.onal work, has been appointed curator
Of the Proctor University at San Diego,
Cal.
Captain Souiilot, who died In Paris
the other day, was the nephew OF the
architect who built the Pantheon, and
enlisted in 1910 at the age Of ~. He
was made q commander OF the Legion Of
Honor last year.
Charles w. Dayton, the new postmas-
ter OF New York, Is the principal owner
Of the Harlem Reporter, u society jour-
nal. He is also--what Is more impor-
tant--a member Of Tammany and an
intimate friend Of Secretary Lamont.
Prof. 7. X. Cheyne, the eminent Bib
lical scholar Of Oxford has the sight Of
only one eye, and he cannot use that ex-
cept in natural light. And yet he has
written large number OF books requir-
ling an immense amount Of original in
yestigation.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-07-14

---sss-s~s--s----
Thirty million dollars worth OF ready
made clothing Ii produced in Paris
yearly.
Coal that is sold for so cents q ton Is
mined in large quantities in Lebanon
county, Pa.
New York has a population oi work
ling women reaching in round figures TO
about 100000
| Another bonanza lode Of silver with
ore worth SS,OO0,0OO in sight is reported
ut chihuahua.
| Steps have been taken for q general
reduction in the force OF employees Of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
| Last year only 4,633,0OO hogs were
killed in the West for packing-the low
est figures in twenty-five years.
| In Great Britain the daily cost Of a
laborer's food is 40 per cent Of his wages
in the United States SO per cent.
Thirty firms in Pittsburg each do a
business Of over 81 100000 year, Car
negie leading with nearly $l0,0OO,0OO,
In Manchuria dogs are raised for their
skins. A fairly prosperous Manchurian
dog farmer will own thousand or more
dogs.
Germany has one postofiice to every
l,774 inhabitants. In proportion to pop
ulation the United States has twice as
many.
There are sixty-iour steamers doing
excursion business out of Chicago this
summer, but SO far none has made ex-
penses.
4 According to Bradstreet's the income
of American life insurance companies
rose from 50, 100000 in 1861 to 500, 0,500,-
900 in 1886.
B. W. Jones, Secretary OF the South
Georgia Pear Growers Association, says
the yield in that section this year will
be over 10000 barrels.
An English matchmaker exhibits an
engine Of l22 distinct pieces mot includ-
ing thirty-three bolts and screws) which
could be hidden in lady's thimble.
A new cigarette machine has been in
vented by a man in Winston. N. G., that
II Is said, will feed, roll, paste and make
10000 perfect cigarettes in ten hours,
An electrically driven rotary planei
that IL operated like a lawn mower Il
used in some of the ship yards in Glas-
gov for smoothing the decks Of vessels
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-07-14
or ALBANY. OREGON
soARp or pIREcroRs.

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Bank.
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Hon. j. W.
wRlIHMAN Capitalist I. y MONTEiTM Capitalist
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STAPLE PROVISIONS.

AfIgATS-Dry salt. short clear. 10
l %, bacon. short clear, II l,'2c; bacon,
bellies, l,ic hams medium, llgi break
fnst bnoon, ~ lie; dry salt bellirs, l1c,
LARD Compound, 9 l-fci pure leaf,
sl'IAR Granulaied, Gi-se; now.
dercd. IN barrels, O0,scj powdered. y
cut loaf. IL bbls,, oslo; fancy yellow
darI6ed. g.sc; extra g, Q 1910 l'2c.
COFFEE Arbnckle's ArlOaa, 2lci
Midland. &c. LION, 2le; Alafona, 2ici
nuisgN COrTET By lie sack.
,,,nd 81 i.26f2le; choice, - l-2i fancy.
~ Ii Peabody. 25c; old government Ja-
Va N lie, Mocha, y l-2c.
N0I.AsSIsS Barrel lots choice reb1il'
ed, SOC per gal. fancy Ayyulp' VOC per
stxs, aim syrup. BOO per GAL
Ni mp ASg Sayy, 33lr Lima, 4i-2ci
,nr5n. 4 ~; pink, 4 l.2c.
itfcF- Common, 3I-2qtJ $40; prime,
All pr; choice, 1ci head rice . l-2dOc-
'HiiV FISH New mnnkerel, medium,
No. /, ~ bb !, s7lDi No, lob net
Kits Si5Q; medium no 4 lV1p net ki's'
fCIiFEsE Fancy full one in box,
IL i.2c: two 10 Dor. 13c; Young Amer
ARcH-Lump, 4 lie per lb,i lIb
AZ IN packages Bcs G.lb. wood boxes.
Ge per %; corn starch. 20 and 2Oib.
hsxss gffB lie; Faulilesa, "a lib pack
PICK LES Bbla, medium. 1918; t.2
AZ ,neiintu. 81 blts. small. s.: l-2
aueris, per doz., 81 70. " gal, per dox,
~. AM gal, per doz,, $ti hetagan gal,
III doz.. 50; imperial gal., per dpz.,
iPREsERyEs orb, pals, one dozen
TO ease, ret dOzcn. 500 2oib kauakins.
pIriIJi,s - and 3oib pals. worth
Az per H.. bib. 3ln pals, per dos.
81 n. Is wine.rlass. per dozen. 71c; Ia
rduf lumber. per doz., fNc, schooner,
nsr dor - 30.
NUTS Almonds new. roft-shelled. per
pound. Zoe; walHnts extra large pcf
r,nnd. l5c. hiberis. per pound, efl2f.
Brazils new erop;. FER pound l2i2ei
,,ufr. assorted. 25lh. boxes. Comet
bsnnd 14c. pechne. new crop. SI.,NOc,
naannts. fancy white, prf sack Parrot
brand b lie. choice white bass brand
r.. roasted. white hest qna ~. ~.
DRIED FRUITS Turkish prnnas,
rer lh-, 10r. Freuch ilns Has Bnlh.
horee 12e: California f1s l00e. e1-Fb.
itrfA. lie: 7nL 6op, LEI 00s. 70A 1te.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
CHICAGO PRODUCE,

Chicago, June 27.--pcolir sold wheat
today who bought Il yesterday, Timely
rains where needed for spring wheat
unsettled the bui sentiment, At the
CLOSE July wheat was 81, September
5-S below yesterdays closing prices
Good growing weather aud slack ship
ing demand drove corn on 10 the extent
OF rs for July and IA for September
There were soma sustaining orders In
pork and an advance OF about 3Oc per
barrel
Lard and ribs duscd without change.
In oats there was a steudcr feeling
early prices advancing 3Snl-2, hut
later reached lass and closed quiet,
about the same prices as yesterday
Leading futures closed:
Whent- June. % l-4nG5 3-sr: July.
% / SliG5 h.Sc; September. 20 u.
Corn June. 4O3-iGniO 7-Sc: jolly, 30
7-Sc: September. ~ l.2c
Oats June, 20i-2; July, 10 Septcm-
vi MeS. pork July, siaIs; September,
'7 Iari-mly 5000: september, 5000.
Short rhs-.lulE SS.sTi-2' Srptem.
her O.2T -
Cash quotations;
40. red 10 l-iGn1 3-S,
No. . corn, iOTs.
No. . oats, ~ -,
Mess pork, SO l5dl0l7 IL
Lard. SN.55dl57 IL
Short rlbs, sides, dooscl, Ss.s7 Ira
6fy sailed shoulders boxed, Sodf
Short clear sides, boxed, so-5Oa
90.
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New Oheans La, June o7-,sn.cioi ,
atwood Violet a Co. sav
putiies-A continuation Of fair anil
seasonahle weather has brought nboni
Sur',spending Improvement .iir crop n.
t"lts' ah'i advicUs arr Of a character tia,
Muuuu Indicate a more encouraging puf.
nyn' ana " such conditions prevail
Wluie longer they viii contribute largely
!" repair Inc damage already suslhihrl
he course of the Liverpool market To.
NY evidences q disiuclnation To further
uipoSs depressing Influences, Silver Is
9",eN ~ ~ pence or O decline nf about
per cent since yesterday.
Spot cotton. which was rcccDBy an
element Of strength. may ultimately prny,,
TO be one OF great wenkness nd bnanrini
dls'rns' is such that without a ronew,sl
export demand the surplus crop may be-
lnrccd upon the market and so bring
ABOUT material decline The silver
question VIII he o disturbing element un.
~ hnally disposed NJ hy the coming cone
grnss. and money will continue difficult
70 obtain for the ordinary purposes of
business until some conclusion Is reached.
me new rrop will commence 10 move
IN a few weeks, and will tend To Az
gTANAle conditions by creating a demand
Tor currency 10 market It,.
The stock on the other side il drcrras.
Ing slowly, and spiuuers will likely prove
cautious buyers until there is some I'm.
favorable crop development or renewal
OF confidence In mOneyed circles stimu-
lates them to action.
New York shows fluctuations of IN
points, being due, rs we are advised, 10
local covering demand We have been
slow to RESPOND owing IN the dull spot
market, aud the near months which nrr
most effected by spots uw nilnts
lower than tho rlosc Of yesterday. Whcu.
as the winter Positions close at about INC
same figure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
DRUGS

ouotatlonn based on small lots to
retail Dealers Acctanild. per ounce, i0r.
M n1und, zoe; acetic acid per b., 81:
carbide acid, sryat, per H., Doc 10 32c;
m0lIatic acid. e. r.. per TO-. zoe. nitric
acid, &. T., per b., &c. snlphurio acid.
a r. DOR H., 2ir. mnnln acid hulk
n..r M 81 70, alcohol, 10 per cent Dor
,si - ~. less Sc cash; alum, Der H.
al hutikamnia. 500; antlfebrine poi
~ DE: anii3yrinr. per or, $40: am.
,,ania. carbonate, per h., i0c; blue yifriol
IN II, GiAr; blue uass, per H.. Doc.
biae Ointment, per TO-, 5Oci hornx, M
M i2di3a, cnmph0r, gun, per h., HJrf
aab4lrnin. powdered per h.. 25e: con
.ras Ter b.. 21f3o; cream tartar. d
4, Dor d. noe, grover, per b., 15c,
Doyers powders, pei lb. 81 70; ether.
sull,hurir. II y p, Per b., 75r; gum
sralir hfat pick. per lb. Doe; gum mi.
III per H. 2fc; glue, brown, Der 10, i1f1
~. plue, white. per H.. 100; mace. pef
Il, anc. faercnry. per b., Tie: in0rphlne.
s'inh ~ A W., l.Soz.. b1tes rcr b.
~ AZ 9 f.2-oS. hons. per a. 81 lD,
IL botiies. per d., VIC; nnfmcea. naf
N 7Se. cast0r Oh. nfr ral.. 81 255fl 81,
siive IN ner gall ti.i0. iinseed on. ~
ri Glli6to, iperm oil. W ~ pef mi
"a 30. mfnl prr b., EliJ 10 Ss2S
1,,ian,. ~. Der 3D.. $40, black penn,y
XVI III Itic. potash, btnMlin nor lb
:,sc, pofanh, ehlofntc, ner H., PC; iodIde
~ Isl. s -, nnliiie. Y. A. w, 81 not
icr ri. 80. cans. por d.. d2t; outline,
T. & W., boz ems, ner o. 2tlr, y a
4. quiaine, o. glalH, .nfr o.. 31c; do
"a iiiia, psr u 2sc. Do, Don. lins. PEI
o.. 2se; d., fd-ez hfa. por Ok &c;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

COHDAGig sisM ropo, l.2.in hnsls.
4 1-2c, MANILA rope, 10.ip hnsIs 10 l.2c,
cotton rope, oil slsos, he, cotton twlnr,
lGc
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE HAS.
lNETS AND PACKAGES Quart huaou
per thousand Ali twenty four quart
crates, per 100, So, third buslol boxes,
per 100, 500 elimnt baskets, per 100
81 90; ~ btshrl climax baskets, per
100, 5000. { basket cratus. per 100,
Si3. melon crates. per 100 sil.
SEEDS Amber cane seed, per bushel,
81 30
rurnip seed DE per pound.
Alfalfa acod $50 per buahel
Stock peas Sl.1h per hushel
.l0huson grass seed 500 per buahel
Mlilct Per hushel, Doc.
GltAN SACKS Bale lots, Cumbor
land A, ~ l.2c. Naomi. 10 l.2c; u. \.
A.. 10 1.2cl u. X, O.. Ia l-2c, b bu., 4
o.. X l-4c: cenlals y he, ~ bu.,
whrat bags, o., Z lie
BINDING THYME H. o. b. Fort
Worth. per 100 lbs white hsnl, 500,
standard, $685. MANILA. Sl035.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
rLoun GnAM AND rnEp.

WHEAT old or new, No , Goci No.
g. bic
cons Cor lois. I o. b. Fart Worth.
ear, 2so; -hellcd mixed, sacked, BE,
white, sacked 9Gc
OATS New crop. Texas rust proof
car lots Z o b. Fort Worth, bulk, 22c,
sacked, pc.
nliAN Per ton, f. o, b, Fort Worth.
SiTn0
HAY Car Tots r h. Forl Worth.
best Fornev $500 per toni best upland,
SSi alfalfa. loose local $40, loose prai-
me- local. per ton, $3.50.
FLOUR Hest patents, $500 per 100
pounds. hnlf patents. " ~; third grade,
Stfu; fourth grade, SlOO, northern
pptoni So
CHOPS Corn and oats mixed, ner
Ton 500 nor iOo HIS 81 ~,
COTTON Low ordinary, 1ci ordinary,
& / %; good ordinary, 80; low me.
dum. g 1.ic; mlddling, q D.lOo; good
milding. 1896; mlddllng fair 7
-lBe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

Retail List Canon CITY. S7.I5 n~
ieni ,McAhstet, Chociaw, Jenny Lind
nlg Muddy, Rouse, Maitland, Jnmcfon
SAIo , to 10 ton lots, $ll5l; one lon
Suio, Onc.hnll ton. $3.50, Monarch, Me
tor santa Clara and Elmorc cOals. csu
lots, $500; 3 10 10 ton lots. sd. ~,
tons, $02a, one ton. $3.50; phe.half ION
car lots, Sb.2a; y to 10 TONS, $500, iw
tons. 500, one ton, so, one-half ion
Sa..b: Maitland cgg aud Monarch cga
car lots, 81; , to 10 tons, S1.2o: two tons
$500, single ton, SnTh. anthraclt
iPcnnl coal, car lots. sill; \ 10 10 toi
lots Sl2 ibi single ton, Sla; enlhrnclt
$3.50; one-half ton. So: slack coal, ios
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
THE MARKETS.
lI,ELnoY ANp GIBERT.

New Orleans. La. June 27-(Speciall
--NlcElroy a Gilbert say
Futures-'The view we took OF tlle
silver question in our report Of yessier'i'ly,
Seems 10 be supported by tue actions Of
HE market today, Although bar silver
declincl another penny 20 thiry-hfe
peuce in London, the further ialI mas
'''' iircri,o5l synIpathiEed with our de-
,lJne AZ Yesterday and closed al loss
~ AGA 10 4-64 on the day, with spot sales
M 5000 bales. Money at - per cent
In New York during the morning caused
a decline here Of ~ points on. August
and Z TO 3 points on the far Positions but
1 rnmor that congress would BE- CONVEX
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
THE GAZETTE: FL WORTH TEXAS WEDNESDAY JUNEgs ,ass

~ IN N August for the purpose Of r,ne.l.
~ We sherman bill, caused SOM. erilv.
,,,,,,,. " shorts. promineni among
Nn "ou WAS one Of the n,ancilyll lwars HI
,sn iefh and illeu was Steady al.
y NV" ,i q " y u Ioints fron th,s l6,reg
n,i ,la. with the exception Il thc NEAR
v s'ls uhs market closed higher than
n,a1rit.sNs, The sirlneency Of The ulnilcy
ali wv, ',urAiH Initiates against the
aware y that in the pr@e6t ,nnJiti,n "
i Ih,aa'lM Affairs Il may he impossible fef
,.,,, % secure the money "a ,ar,V N,
,i.,n tnuurl on their contracts AMI
sr nave therefore, been unloading
ol, 1,po,s here have been dnll and easy.
AZ s XVI i 9ol quoted auy lower with sales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

NJ II. Harmon Of Dido was among
the Fort Worth jobblng houses ycstrf.
duy
Mr., West Of Joshua speul rucsdny In
the city.
H. w. Wonack Of liriar, rA., was
In the city Tuesday
Mr. ppnnrhnrler recently Of tho
firm " pcnuvbackrr, Joyce \ Co. Eddy.
n VI was IN the city yesterday
j. - Dmrngcr, druggist of Builesou.
was In the city Yesterday
Tom Roper, Vt llnper y 90. linhsant
Polnt, was ~ the rlly yesterday
w. r. Lace came MP from Rurlrsnn
Tuesday aud bought a fresh lot Of goods
for hs drugstore.
J. " simmons Of dido spent Tues
day IN Fort Worth
II. IL Fchlrs0u was down from Ar
plr Tuesday aud purchased new
stock,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

!, OYSTERS onr-lb.. per dos. ooc; No.
. ,riSH, Alaska, No, I salmon, pcr dor..
5nfoi Columbia river Ne, l Salmon, pr
american Seidincs, Ia, nor ease. $500;
FRENCH sarllncs Ms, per case, Sis.h0'
/, MEATS Poltcd hmm. ~ H.. SSc nor
look nctiSl ham, IL H., 81 30 per dor. ;
NNienun sausarN IL To-, St.a1 per dor. ;
Nienna sausage, ! h.. S2lo per doz, /;
lunch ionrue I M, SSTn per dos.i
Clipped bcct 10, S2i0 per dol.
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WINES AND SPIRITS.

WHISTLES Recllded. ~ 2oM20O "a
per proof. l-ycarold upwards, 81 900
2l0. sour mash, 2yunf-oll aud upwards,
$4,000 90 ns per nge; erif0 on. $1,000
1000 blended WHISTLES, S2,tilYfB25.
WINES Pure grams per gallon, 500
upwards.
BItANDIES Pure 'fonncssce apple,
G225. pure Maryland pcach, $3.50; DO
nestle cogiaci Si,70ai3DO. imported
sDOUdO25.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
LIVESTOCK
ST, LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

~ Louis, Mo-, June ~ Cattle Re-
cents 300 shipments 200, low on ua.
yves, steady on others, fair 10 good
ssag..e steers S3diIO; ditto Texas steers
Hogs Receipts 1900. shipments 100;
~ higher; heavy S5.T0dS0; mixed S5S0
WaM; light S5.SSsfO. 10
sheep -iicceipts 3luO! shipments $50;
active, strong; native iuuttens Sl8tl. 10:
lambs 50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
HIDES. WOOL, Ere.

HIDES Buyers are paying. Dry
Hlnt, heavy, ", Light, Del; dry salt. ~;
green salt. 3lll l'2ci putchefs' green,
q 1.2qi:l i.2e,
WouIs--ilRht medium, lbffiDcj low
medium. 12Gf1gc, hne. Fiddle.
HOMES lloofs and bODes, $500 per
ton, delivered
BEESwAX -i5fiisc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

california Vvaporled sprscota. o5lb
boxes, rcr IL, IL Ice; Il l., raIsins, 4
c cro,s, $50 per box; l. l. rsisIns, z
grapes IN sacks, &c per M; California
ssAlslh grapes, IN sacks, 6o per h., Cali.
lerlua scedless raisins, Sc; choice evnpl
NioiH APPLES. hulb. hoXcs n 1.er.
choice nrlmc no-lh boxes loo: dried an
bl's. II Sc per H.; sliced dried apples,
~ per 10; currants, In bills, . Abode
FER TO- cauants, IN boxes, O 100 por III.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

Kansas City, Mo, June -. Cattle
usreipts. Goo; shipments, POO; market
.tress. 10 points higher Texas steers.
81 51,5i2 10. shipping steers, S4.B1d4.5u!
SS5,ive cows. Sl'50li4 10; butchers $3.50
"a IA. stockers and feeders, s21Offi. 10;
hnlis nnd mixed. 81 5glfa25.
p' h. Recruits, 1a.5O0. shipments
1inn market strong 10 10 points higher
hslk ~ salts, S5.T0W5.SDi henyiea and
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STEPHENVlLLE.
A College 10 30 Wsll-Known People
Married,


Stephonyille, Tex. June 81. ESPECIALLY
A few weeks since some Of our enter
prising citizcns hcglu to agilale the ques'
lion Of establishing n college At this
place. which has rlpcned into a reality.
Last week contract was entered into
with Professor Marshal Mcllhaney Of
Lampasns. Tex, one Of the best edu-
Gators IN Texas, by which the citizens
agree TO build the college and turn the
same over to the professor on FIVE years
time without interest. Stephenville l.
destined, we believe. TO become m edu-
cationa center in the next few years.
This school will BE- strictly non-sectarian.
Quite number of important society
events have occurred in the last week,
among which was the marriage of Mr..
Frank White, one Of our young and en-
terprising dry goods merchants, 10 Miss
Jessie Cage, all Of this place.
The Oldest statue IN the world Is Of the
sheik Of an Egyptian village. Il is he
lieyed TO be not less than 5000 years
old,
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a" That Is Claimed for ~.
\ W. Walnut, Tex, Alay 20, 1902.
y " receipt OF The Gazette sew
,ealhe and find II to be all you
~ u We are delighted with the
II ~, ~. the work It does. Think il
n "a sAeap Tor such a machine and
y 4 SiO or $50 machine,
ionrs with thanks for Il,
Il. j. MORRISON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

do. luO-ez,. tins. per %. clc: sal soda
nrr ~ l-ittn l'2ri salipeier tehntd
salts, Epson, per H.. 2 to a.. sAiu
kochelle, 200; hlcarhonate. Engllsh ken
l'cr H., &c; sulphur 5-hhL lots J-lc
nulph. towcrs, ANAL lots. o.: spirlu
.ntpcntinS mArkct rates. p,r ral.: Whit,
Lad, Collier 4 Southern. 8. r.. per 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

packers, S5.eSSia SIS. mixed. s.. GOA ~,
hcht. Si.gisiaNS. 7norker.. &. SSti h ~.
pigs, S5hNd1S5.
Shccp k,feillb 5SlO. shipments unnc
mearkrt steady tgp prices tolas. Sinu,f
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

psst machine In this neighborhood.
4 msh pl,ensed with 1t. ! think that
4 ~ me best spent Of any S25 | ever
~ anything. | gave $50 to an
~ y, an improved American, and 1t
uie machine nor did II have the
\ IA is The Gazette machine has.
4 IA VAS very good machine. You
Ialee sh me praise you wish. Your
.s,,,. SARAH M'ELWREATH.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28

New prleanS. la, JUNE y Markets
uult unchanged Very little doing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
KANsAs cl1,Y rnoDucE.

Kansas City. Mo. June -. Wheat
Very iull. nominally unchanged; No.
. red, Ste. a.l,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
|TaE GAZETTE MACHINE
Y IAsss Who Have Used Il Say Of ih'
Cheapest Machine In The MlraaL


NfeehNlle. August -, loV--
Ae Democrat Publishing Co.
feeelyed my sewing machine, and
~ % you tliut we are more than
tased with It i find It In good order,
Nv u every particular. My wife
4 also Ind II to be a frst-clnss ma
\ . tel you that she don't think
N q yeu about tho delay; She is too
,lahshed with IL, and would not
p Jon long lilo and great success.
llIah fnf the Democrats and three
ss ior the Democrat publishing
upanr Of Fort Worth. Texas. May
M papef ever spread and carry the
uohgs Of that noble machine to a
ssauu more homes. You may put I'LL
's saia IN your paper II you like.
Yours truly,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-28
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By steamship from Galveston, Tar,
To Liverpool ................y 80. va
10 Continent, ................+...,s ia
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