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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-02-09
The QUEENS COMMISSIONERS

Thomas 4. Evans FONTS Out some Diff
culties in the way OF Hawaiian Ams.exa-
tion-Sattve$ BADLY Used
CHICAGO, Feb. 3.-Thomas A. Evans
commissioner of Queen Liliuol1aiani
who is visiting relatives here, is quoted
as follows in an interview:
1.-THE cause of the revolution is as
cribed to the so-called new constitu-
ton to be proclaimed by the queen. 1t
would be well, perhaps, to wait for
further advices before we accept this
statement This so-cal1ed new consti-
tuition was simply a restoration of the
conStitu ton under which the Hawaiian
people were governed by King Kala-
kaua, until the interests now repre-
scented in the Washington committee,
led by L. A. Thurston, forced another
one which has been Objectionable both
to the queen and the majority of her
subjects 1t was in compliance with
the almost unanimous demand of the
natives, both in and out OF parliament,
and of over two-thirdS of the voters in
the kingdom, that the queen intended
to return to the original constitution,
which restored to the natives the fran
chise taken away by the last one.
1.-The obstacles in the way of annexa-
ton are many. There is the Chinese
question. How can the United States
admit the 10000, Chinese residents of
Hawaii to citizenship? Most OF these
are coolies OF the very lowest type,
brought from China under contract to
work on the plantations at SIS per
month. How can we extend the invi-
tation to these people to come into our
fold while our present laws remain on
the statute books? The debt of Hawaii
is little less than g, 600. 600. mostly held
in England.
There are other interests in Hawaii
to protect besides the American plant
ers. There are the interests of the ma
tives, which cannot be overlooked. A
little over 100 years ago these num-
bered 400, coo. Through the introduc-
ton of civilization, with its clothing
and whisky, there remain now scarcely
80, coo, and instead of the magnificent
physical specimens of manhood of yore
with their tracts of valuable land, we
have scarcely a moderately wealthy ma
tive left Their lands have been COB
bled up by the missionary, the adj
venturer and Spectator. To crown
all, this committee comes now with the
proposition to confiscate the entire
kingdom, lands, natives and all"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-02-09
Traced to the xvbi<kv T.

Boston, Feb. 2-Boston dealers In
alcohol, chemicals and paints are some
what excited over the action of what
they call the wood alcohol trust
which, they assert, has unduly in
creased the price OF that product. and
mas just ordered another 10 per cent
advance They assert that the corn-
bination's controlling power i 10
whisky trust What they want l. that
congress shall take ashand. mt an in.a,,-
nal revenue tax on wood alcohol s...ls
as Is now imposed On grain alcohol. and
generally exercise some supervision
over its manufacture.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-02-09

scant ceremony to the guard-ire, Miss
Clay guided by the provost-marshal
himself to a solitary hut across the
road, half hidden in trees, but fast
whitening under soft flakes caught by
st into drift. The major hustled about
the mouldy little room with the politico-
military punctilio of a fresh soldier,
swinging his lantern up to the one Win
dow TO inspect its security, trying the
creaking wooden latch of the door, and
swearing, not inaudibly, at the nimble
soldier trying to blow the wet and
smoking brush. piled upon the crazy
hearth, into blaze.
Rather an awkward fix you're in, 1
fear, miss he said, at length, turning
to Miss Clay. Circumstances certainly
seem dead against you OF course
can't answer certainly for the general
but should have this matter fully in
vcstigated. l should send You to the
old capitol for court martial We are in
the enemy's country, you see; and the
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-02-09
The Condors.

Sometimes their expanse of wing is
fourteen feet, though the average is
about ten They live on the SUBMITS Of
mountains in air so rare that mems vi
tally is so reduced that they cannon
stand. The condor sits on its eggs seven
weeks It nourishes its young for
year before allowing them to leave the
nest. It has a swift fight, keen eye,
and can adapt itself to the regions of
perpetual snow or tropical gardens at
the base of the mountains = Boston
Transcript
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-02-09
ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE SHOCK.
Further Loss Of Life in the Island OF

Zaute-
ATHENS, Feb. 2-The island of Zante
was visited by another earthquake at 3
o'clock yesterday morning. A hundred
houses are reported to have been
wrecked in the city of Zante. Thou
sands are leaving the city TO sleep in ti1e
fields Many have been killed and in
jured
On other PARTS of the island the shocks
have not been less severe Several vii
lagos have been entirely destroyed,
many of their inhabitants have been
killed, and the rest are sleeping IN the
fields
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-02-09

succeed Justice La
mar and the nomi-
nation went over
under the rules.
As far as can be
learned the opposi-
ton does not touch
j u q &c Jackson's
character or fitness
or even his democ-
,racy, but is based
on an objection
founded on princi-
pie, the democrats
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-02-09
JACKSON'S NOMINATION.

Some Opposition to Him Developed in tho
Sc ale.
WASHINGTON, Feb. AT meeting
of the senate Judiciary committee yes
terday there was some opposition to
the nomination of Judge Jackson to
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-02-09

THE heart is never right save when il
is at peace with itself.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26

Corn Iy.hruary. 4O6p30 liz. MAY.
as l-Sd.l3 Ia July, 4S 8-t
Oats February. - II; May S2 3.S
"a 80 L.
Mess pork May. SfS.i2 L.
Lard Nny i2hO. July, StlNT -.
September. Si12T Ia
short ribs May, $500
Cash quotations.
No 2 spring wheat-T3d7S IA; No
y red. T.UTS IA
No corn ~
Mrss pork $500
Lard S121O
Short ribs Sides. loose, S90N4iOOO
Dry saited shoulders Boxed, OaS1 -
Ii0OO
Short clear sides Boxed, Si09O6i
1895.
Kansas City. No.. Feb. 20. Wheat
Slow M nd, 20 i.2u1l
Corn Weak. No. mixed, 81
Dry saltod shoulders Loose. $40 900
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26

pound Ssci potash. chloraie per
Is IS; ouinine W., y, bottss
FER o. &c; uuiniue = s W. o.. cam
o. 9oc; quinine Y a W. Bon cans, psr
O. re, n and s. ouinine, o. vials, perc,.
Der o. &c; do. s5.oL tins. per o. "a. do.
lO1-oA TINS per o. 23U; sal soda, per lA.
kitBtc; saltpoter, refined. per lo 1Octshlps.
ter commercial. Sc. selts, EPSON, per No. 10,
salts, R9chcila. SOC; bicarb soda, English
Kegs per ID 81; sulphur Flowers 5.hb
loia 20; sulphur Flowers, small lots, Sc;
spirits turpcntine mnrigc; rates. per gals
white lead, $ 7. per 70 lat4c
rocAi CorT1~
Good middNus. 81 c. strict middiins
c, middliug, Z l6c, strict low mid
ding, lie, low middi & 1Tloi
strict good ordinary, Z i-.s.
POULTRY, recs ASp nuarsA
Prices paid by dealers -Old hens, s. DO
PER ooA sprng chickens large, il;
spring chickens. small, ~ ~ Turkeys
small spring hens each; spring COB
blers, small, G; large 3 ,oid hens Sc,
q and two year old gobbler8 Al 2A,Gl 81,
Cras, q per cor; butter fresh good, opo;
common country, g tfeflu5.N 800
Retailers Get --Old hens. e. per doom,
spring chickens, large, g 20 spring chick.
Gus. small. lurscys-Smau spring
hens g; spune robblors. small, 81, lurrc
DOT 90 old hens eCc one auu two ycar
old gobblers 81 %; butter, co. ftcsh, 10
per pound butter ooinmon country 800;
creamery, 4Oc; eggs ,0c pe. dozen
COAL
Canon CITY s555 per ton, McAlestS,
Choctaw, johnny Lind Big MUDDY, Rouer,
Maitland, Cameron, Robinson and Waisse,
Goals car lots, = iji 10 10 ton lots, 81 zen
two tons 81. 5Oi one ton $3.50, ono-haf ion
$3.50. Monarcn. Victor, Santa Clara ans
Elmorc Coa.s car lots, g. 20; 20 10 tons
8.0J; TWO tons ~ 70; one ton, $3.50; onc,half
ton. 81 ~. Bliur Crook aud MclauGs Goals;
car lots, S., 20; 3 TO 10 tons, $50; two tons,
500; one ton, So; one.half ton, 81 u
t s'a"S Sos hFs ana ,o5 Si00a' sSas Gs , SS5
toDs. S65); single ton S315 Anthra.
etc (pcun.l coal car lots, Ell; o 70 10 ton
lots Sia75; singlo ton SIS Anthracite
tOuidal 2 to 10 tons, Sg0oi single ton, Sg.bO;
ono.hulf ton, 500 Slack coal, car lots,
$3.50 per n,$3Tj.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26
A FIRST CLASS MAoHINE.

Guthrie. King equity. Tex,
Feb. 10, 1898
To The Gazette
Dnar sirs ! received The Gazette ma
chine, all right side up with care" aud
nm pleased 10 say my wife thinks Il ono
OF the best machines she has ever used /
would advise nll wanting a iirst-olnas
sewing machines 10 send for The Ga.
zettcs Yours truly, H. w. SLOAN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26
ALL THAT IS CLAIMED ron IT.

JhhuHry 10, 1873.
To Tho Fort Worth Gazette.--
Gentlemenl got my machine homo
Christmas eve. II Is ali that you claim.
ed for H. Every lady who has seen Il
SAYS us a hne machine for the money Il
cost me- and ] know ! ha7o tho finest
aud best machine Ia this neighbnrhood.
i am well pleased with H. 1 think that
S23 was tho bost spent OF any S25 1 ever
spent for anything gave $50 10 an
agent for an improved American, and Il
was not the machine nor DID Il have the
attachments The Gazette machine has,
though Il was n very good machine. You
can add oil the praise you Wish. Your
machine Is worthy ~ a.
SARAH MELWREATH.
TrckhAm. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26

o,5iiv ana fayorubly known
,o' ,hc United States. Their
|..,nes remarkable skill ana UNI
~, N the treatment aud euro
Chrn,io and Surgical us
6ies these eminent physicians
'kn confidence Of the aiiiicteu
~ Ttey guarantee
I..o aud positive cure for the
Va n early vice and the numer'
| f,t follow IN lts train.
/ wool and Skin discusses speed
..,s,ely aud permanently curod.
4 uebiiiiy aud Sexual Disorders
nv 10 their skillful treatment.
WANNA ami Rectual ulcers gunr-
,s,sd without pain or detention
neV.
~ and varicocele permanently
Issshilly cured In every case.
1,onorrhea. elect, Spernntor.
Irlsal Weakness, Lost Manhood.
Emissions, uecaycd Fuculties,
Wakness and all delicate dis
,,mlIar 10 either sex, positively
I, gel as an functional disorders
h from youthful follies or the
/, nature yenrs.
r. raarantecd permanently cured,
+ unplote, without cutting, cans
IanHon. Cures effected nc home
y without u moments pain or
-en or those entering on that
n aware OF physical debility,
igiicd.
laon free, m person or by mail.
N Afflicted and cannot cnll. write
itIodng stamp for reply. Call
! tiifcss
AE-@ n --r--r -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26
ALL IT is REpnrsENrrp.

pauls Valley, I. n, Jan. %. 1893.
To The Fort Worth Gnsette
! received premium sewing machine I
have tested IL aud find il all that You
reppsent-a splendid machine. Runs
sllt aud does the work we'll Respect
fully, SUSAN ID. BURKS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26

Crawford, Tex, Sept, II, 1897.
TO The Fort Worth Gazette
GcntlemCni Your premium Ga.
zctte sewing machine received yesterday;
accompanying Il was Gve.yenr guar.
antco. We arc highly pleased with tho
appearance OF the machine, aud will
write you later NJ 20 lbs true MORT.
Yours truly.
q. A. STANDIFER.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26
ON CHANGE
Spot Cotton Still on the Dow.
ward Move.
FUTURES LOSE A FEW POINTS.
Wheat, Corn, Oats and Hog Products an
Loss FraelioO--lI Vas Generally
Day Of Heayiness
stock, Wool.
ON CHANGE
OH

OIL
:, Irilliane bbls lbc; Euplon. bbls. co.,
hriliiant, 20 cases. Sl.SO; brilliant III
cases S1OOi Eupl0a, % cases, S15J; caso
- 49, 800 atv.tki. ptte.s. l4c, - cuses
$50 vases
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26
A, Good ~ Auy 500 Machluo.

Fort Worth, Tex, Sept, 2s,1S02.
Editor Of Gazette.
Allow me Co any IN behalf OF The
Gazette mnchinc, that / have had
one In constant Use for the past eighteen
months. aud during that time Ii has
done the best of work, aud proven itself
"a good rs any 500 machine. Wishing
you much success, rs you can safely
recommend H. Very respectfully,
NJ. FARRELL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26
MORN TESTIMONY.
Tlus 500 sewing Msohins for only sa4.
Try one.

silverton, Tex, Dec, o, 1892.
To The Foit Worth Gazette
Gentlemon' The high arm sewing ma.
cline il all you claim for Il. IL Ia frat
class In every respect Ny wife Is de.
lighted with Il, II ~ neat aud well
finished, light running and piye1 on.
tire satisfaction. Respectfully,
ID III. SWEENEY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26
b. OIL and EtjTa Gasoline
TELEPHONE 223.
h WORTH OIL GO
|CrsL ARRIVALS.
MANSION

MANSION.
|hun. Hrlsboro; j. w. smith.
NV; J. 4. Lancaster. Nuxa-
ND j, Robinson, DALLAS. w. G..
|lw YORK, A q. Schmidt. pMla
~ G. Bloomfield. Denver; n. j.
SHAWL G. j. Dunbar. ST. Louis;
% hrownwood; Tom Bell, llllls
7 SnallwJOl, Colorado. q. A.
lllfago; o. VI. Eaklcs. Amarillo:
Atrln, San Saba; y. Suttlcmyer
A " Blugec, Seymour; NJ. d. On
%, q. A. Brown. Vernon; Geo. W.
|leln ". ~ Rnthu. Vernon: A.
|irluu1d. Roy Clark. Greenwood;
p llarpnd0u. j. T.. Horn. Clarcn-
< spton. sweetwuter; NJ. Logan.
rd ., Rhea, Struwu; J. J. HIT
|ni county j. W. BufOrd. HIM
p Leonard, Struwu: W. &. El,
.ifsdlw, j. r.: j J.. McGee. Doi-
Mallory Chicago: Juu. W. Wyatt
lelu.; W. H. Wells. lli!lsboro f;
hQlhef Lufkin: W. r.. Maxwell.
\ q, stephens. Memphis, \. H..
lnphls ~ Is. TAYLOR. luckshoro:
-,al. sherman; Miss Clara Adnms,
n y y. Felt. Meridian. -
Nmnnhi NJ. n. Suhls. 81. Luuis:
.alioa venom: a. klmball and
wv ]. q. Cornwall and family.
"a W. T.. Love. breckenridge:
i.ih Ennis; w. II. Knows. phlla.
W y. T. Wnlrott. Decatur: i.
ny Austin; larry I'm. Kansas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26

Standard granulatod. ............4 81
Standard contoctioners' A.. - 90
SuVVa'ss.s ss's.s.sssss.s.ssss W
Powdered OF
NIuaheu ana cutlQNt .s....sssssssss.s.
Wholesale grocors quotations hgAc
higher
Grades omitted not In market
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26

M s'eots aiBt Gar Ia Will
lass .,Ag{s' The tailor. yon
a. the saue time Z you ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26
THE GAZETTE MACHINE.
What Those Who Have Used Il Say Of the
Cheapest aaehlns IN TIE Market
Eirst-Ciass in Every Psrtlcular.
Greenvillc, August 2s. 1892


Greenviilc August %. 1902
TO the Democrat Publishiug Co.
received my sewing machine, and
will say 20 yca that we are more than
pleased with It. i find IL Ia good order
chine In every particular. My wife
aud also find Il TO be iirst.clasa ma.
says 90 tell you that she don't think
hard OF You about the delay; she Is too
well satisfied with IL, and would not
give it up Tor any SEQ machine. We
wish yon long Ito and great success,
Hurah Cor the Democrats and three
cheers Tor the Democrat publishing
company. OF Fort Worth. Tcxus May
yeur paper ever spread and carry the
g,ad tidings OF that noble machine 90 a
thousand moro homes. You may put all
1 have said In your paper II you like.
Yours truly,
s. J, JOHNSON.
Greenville, Hunt county, Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26

rr.Irlltl rrnm Galvs.tnn.

Galveston. Tex. Fab 20 -lSp33lll.) -
Bystaamship from Galveston, Tex
10 Liverpool ,.'..'....r 80 4a
40 continent .,...+.........- '+tf -lti
10 New YORK ,......,,.,....+'fcN wv lob
Receipts aud Exports ~ an Lnissi states
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26

\ sasS q a Mr. Davis Of llas.
'ls'h a a mts nest n Val.
WI .l Of solid silver. r.
ind o,s6's,isen Jewels. d comma
nes leatures thar are MT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26

hNsss cured by the use Of
Seg 0elp manufacturers nr.
sons. Procured Of ali
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26
An rhat ]. claImed lor b.

All That IL Claimed tor It.
Walnut, Tex, May %, 1902.
Fort Worth Gazette
I ON In receipt Of The Gazette sew.
mg machine and find Il 60 ho all you
claim for t. We are delighted with the
finish aud the work it DOES. Think Il
very cheap for such machine and
equal 20 a $40 or $50 machine
Yours with thanks for Il,
Il. ]. MORRISON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26
not In market
ST IOIfI0 SpOT.

St Louis, Mo, Feb. 26--Cotton, stoa-
dy; middling, 8 u.s. saloa, 100 bales;
receipts, 1900 bales; shipments 1890
hnleg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26

Galveston. Tox.. Feb % - ESPECIALLY
Sugar Plantation ngeats prices ia round
lots by The carload for Louisiana sugars;
Market closou firm, unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26
81. LOIlS LlYNsTONk

sc, Louis Mo- Fob, y. -tnttIe, TO-
cclpts. 600 shlpmcnts, 500; market firm;
supplies, light aud no. basis furnished for
general quotations.
Hogs Receipts, 1900; shipments, zoos
market, lower, 5illO; hcayy, OJQSOOi
mixed. S745dT 50, light, ST,bNdi.10,
Sheep Receipts 700; shipments,
none; market, steady, hrni no general
uutntiong
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26
CANDIES
IlcKiSo.Horsr PRODUCTS

Dry salt meats--Drv salt short clear,
1870; bacon. short clear Ice; bacon, bel.
lies, lac; hams, medium lGc; break
fast bacon, l5c, dry salt bellies, BE
compound, Ike; choice family,
l2llc pure leaf l4lSc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26
AhLiNGr0N NM

y bss, 'alcago; p. y. Knsseler
ls',,',s,i lhos H. Cunningham.
lihss Nngs nouus; john s.
IA "A Ia nam. Mime.
"a f,n,auief Minis aIolis. d. ID.
iiissr " minneapolis: Geo. W.
q M. 4; hiv X. ID. Hunter
|ign a, ]. boyce. proyldsure
~ II w lork Louis . Worfham
~ A e.lfr aud family. Amino.
~ .s,,isap, Vow YOrk se1 ri
n $50 9. l.. Young New
|,llhn,ae 'le,baugh New YORK n n,
n " II. q. Rivers potts
Ciraa, lAase, Baltimore. Henry
~ D ~ -. y. Hughes San
D,srta Cross, Sherman: h. r.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26

~ yleburne; Sltwcll Haifis. Gle
y Holland. Houston Post: Il. B.
lotena; l.. Is. Sydcrs. Indian
I" rAlnam Memphis, Tenn: o.
III AlnaeapoiIB; - J.. Cotter,
:" q fleming, buincsyinci A.
~ " Louis, Chgs. Richards,
~ Ail A. Mgion Monterey;
INthl -. Va; julius j. Loeb.
w Nrearh. Herring, Kan. F:
'iNNl hnn6al CITY: 81. ". shoe
'yallf a. g. Schmidt Terrell;
Nflh Aew York: l.. I.aker. New
" '.uhn, Chicago: j. a. Austin,
III M L. Rurcholomopi. Albany,
* hlh, Albany IA Shmriu. Al.
y ,AeynoldJ Albany. j. G.. Tay.
|Sfa ~ Y. OueulOhu. Cincinnati:
fWle New Orlpuug.u. T.. Me-
Nllsi II, ~. Bedford. Ronjamiu:
ff'beeiger, New Orleans. 81. IS.
9,3g falls Kan. Jno. II. Lnkln,
, y. Jones'. Vernon, NJ l. CroiV
" ,Nltphy, Decatur H. W. Pet
LOWS H. q. Eppler Cisco
te ~ New Orleala; Anthony.
s6,Sn itQl tlas. Ioppiugpr and
rex; u. WithtrspnJn.
~ Murphy New York Alex
l,gilson' !. Cohen. Cincinnati:
~ Ng,lslon, IL. e.. Byrrs. Polls
y West Atlanta Ga: a..
es 'isilW9prei Jno Gardner. ltaska.
= ~ '9I.A Dallas; r.. ID. Frazier.
Nhcck Chicago: Dr g..
d ~ Nssus Fred IS. ikucy. New
IN i-'tloh Kansas city, II. B..
b, eto' v W. Brown, Kansas
H,ie' n Louis j. "A. White.
"a a. Shoemaker Fort Bend
'tns. e..s'pn, Neatheriord: MIR.
AgMnley. ARLINGTON irev ~,
t4lveri TeN. n n re,.,'
-n. u. Ruchcr Iieurletio, 10
ssl,'lR I , Calendar ChicntSo
If04 Denver: T. n NcA1nins
IN ie,ss Dillon, Chicago; II. 5.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26

Quotations based or small lots 20 retaA
dealers: Acotanlid per ounce, l0ci pgsf
ID. acetic acid. per 10 SC, earoollc acla,
cryst. Der 10, q 70 poo: muraue aeld,
P.. per 10. nitric acid. q r., per 10 ~
Nliphurlo acid, q. p, per 10, slci tannio
acid. bulk. per 10. 81. 8B alcohol 70 per cent
per eal. g. less So cash, alum. per 10 ~
sntiKamnia 9 100; antfe6rihe per o. -
entipyrino. per Ca 81 20, ammonia catoo'
nate Der To-, Ice; blue vitro!. per 10, oAo9i
Blue mass per ID, Goo blue ointmthr
10 SOC, horax. per TO-. l2alJ' o91e pns..
rum. rer 10. nc; capslcum, powdered, w. ~
10, glci eopper9s per % aagf' eFss 40
, vro sr pes TO- l5c, Dovers powder, per IL
H IA. cther sulphurlc U.S.P., 10 sum
sraM first pick, por To- e0c gum she...st
rar No. 27ct glue. brown, y ID l2.9loc = us
whitc. por To- zoo; mace. per u egei w ""
eurv Yer TO- tic: morphins, sulph., n q ".
4 ~, boxes, Der OF, / o; ~ o. ooAs o.
Tot o.. b; o. bottles. Der o., y,
nutmeps. nor pound. 7b'i castor elL ~
raj ii. 2sa' &. 30 olive OIL gai.. 81. l9i Ausssl
on rer gal. 5gd6 cis sperm oia W. a. y, "a. "a.
gai.. al 20; opsum. per pound. " 9 800
OPIUM. 10. rer pound, 81 40; 2 Ack pepper.
per pound. lsc; potash bromide ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26

Good mlddlin-. 81 G. strict middins
$ c, middliug, I i0c, strict low mid
ding, lie; low middA & 5f.Loi
Strici good ordinary. i-.e.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26

st. Louis. No, Feb 70 Wool, steady;
market. unchanged, stocks firmly held.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
Chicago, H., Feb 20 Cotton Re
ceipts, 1900 shipmcnts, 100; prices
steady.
.Hag,-R Receipts. 700; shipments,
5000; SOLO; lower; mixed and packers
81 .bOnT.T0, prime heavy, S5.SjuS.1S,
nr2ne lsht S76ou7 10; Other light
STdT 80,
Sheep Receipts, 300. shipments, $500;
steady; natives. Saa5UM4OO, western,
SSIB 20
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-16

'Somc reonlc," said James Z. Curtis
''arc exceptionally unfortunate in th'
matter Of cc-nterfcit bills. am one OF
them. For the life of me never cou,t
tell q decently executed counterfeit
from good bill. and am freauentl,
victnnized in consequence Careful in
vestigation has led me to the conclusion
hat it is dangerous to take change at
small window. especially when there i.
crowd clamoring for attention, and J
have also noticed that keepers Of small
stores are apt to innocently pass oui
bogus money which has been paid t.
them Intentionally or by accident
There is absolute safety at bank. ani
there is comparatively little danger il
any large establishment not of a iniyra
tory character which has an experienced
cashier. But I have been placed in al
embarrassing position so often by tryile
to pass paper received in all good faitl
that ] am getting very c2ut;ons about
getting change under the conditions
named.
Il was once put off train in q miser.
ably forlorn district because rendered
the conductor the last $40 bill I had IL
my pocket, and which. he politely told
me. any fool could see was bogus.
Since then have made it q rule to pro
vide myself with bills Of all dcnomina-
tons up to $40 and $40. and lately have
been able to get rid Of the constant fear
formerly entertained Of getting sus-
pected Of q crime l never 80 much a.
contemplated. st. Louis Globe-Demo-
cTat.