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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
SOUTHERN TEACHERS,
They Will Take Pal IL ~ Worlds Fair Edu-
cational Congress.

inel VIII ldhe Fdit 81 500 ''"''e 80 49,
cational Congress.
Nashville. Tenn, May 1.-The e1ecu-
tive committee of the Southern lsduca-
tional association met here with the
following in attendance;
Hon. Suloman Palmer Of East Lake,
Ala. ex-prcsident of the association;
Professor Warren Easton, superintendent
of the city schools, New Orleans; FRO
fessor John l.. Patterson, superintendent
of city schools, Pensacola; Professor w.
IL. bartholomew of Louisville, president
of the Kentucky Educational nssocia-
ton: Colonel X. $. Quinn of Atlanta, as
sistant commissioner Of education; Fro
fessor II. l.. Murray Of Morrillton, Ark,
secretary of Arkansas State Teachers
association.
The following members were represent
cd by proxy: Hon. Frank NJ, Smith by
w. II. Garrett; Superintendent Henry
A. Wise. Baltimore. by Professor Euler
Il. Smith: Hon. j. ID. Merwin, -. Louis,
by Superintendent j. j, Glenn, Mddlson-
vile. Ky: Hon. G. h. Denson, Raleigh,
by DIR. q. w. f. Price; Superintendent
n. q. Harris, Dallas, Tex. by Professor
Wharton S. Jones; Professor y. T.
Brown. Morgantown. w. Va, by Irofes-
sor Nj NJ. Ross of Nashville; Professor
w. II. Atkinson, Columbia. ). g., by
Professor e. IL. Dietrich of Hopkins
After some discussion It was decided
TO hold the forthcoming annual meeting
al Louisville, Ky, July IL and IL. The
association will proceed thence TO thi-
cago 10 take part in the Worid,s Column
bian Educational congress- The pro-
gram for the meeting was also arranged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

An cnthusiastic welcome viii un-
doubtedly be given Manager ii. l..
Pueh's superb dramatic company
which will present the latest
social success rn,I TSs f a5optatie q,
from the French OF Alexander Du.
mas Mt Greenwalls next Friday and
Saturday nights. Mr.. Pugh, in the for
nation Of the company TO support MS
star Maude Granger, has made II
point 10 engage people who not only NJ
the bill, but who are pretty women, nand-
some men, correct and eleganT dressers'
and who carry with them the manner
aud atmosphere of high social ne. me
ly demonstrated. as metropolitan aoei-
ETY. has packed the theaters all along me
line and return dates have been booked
10 every place where II was possible 10
give one.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
sirls at that Mrs. Finney Il ulns
nrhithy looking woman ~ about =. nt
Me,gns lio Her husband Il ~ wears I'll
snn tne very type 81 masculine beauty.
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THE MARKETS.
Spot Cotton Closed Higher Il
All Markets.
FUTURES GENERALLY HIGHER,
Wheat Higher, Also Corn and oals-tondca
Wool salss-Livssiock Quotations.
Sugar and Coffee.
Provisions.
FUTURES GENERALLY HIGHER,
oLENNYs nrronr.

=, New Orleans, La, May a.-Glcuny Il
Co. say: Liverpool spots 1915 better,
sales, 1000 bales: increased dcnland,
Dusnssss moderate. prices hardening.
,.ANerpoct futures closed GtI up. Now
York az l!;50 y. m. WAS 3 higher. New
orlruis opeucd NJ, increased the ad.
vance TO httcen points. grew easier and
~ noon was ut opening prices, July WIS
Liverpool strength WIS the PRINCIPAL
cause OF tho advance Hero. and II VA,
due TO predictions OF uveriows which ad.
Nancpd American markets yesterday.
=, At l y. M. spots were firm. unchanged.
Sales. 1900 bales; receipts. ia,
Futures easy, May, : 80 bids Juuc. Z
80; July, rs; August, I Ala. sales,
$1,000 bllcs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Galveston. Tex. May 2--(Spccial.l ".
Unsecured wool Market closed steady
and unchanged.
Fine. this day 1Tqls ~; yesterday.
II ais IL
Medium. this day. 171-9919; yester-
Fine, his day. 15aiel-2; yesterday,
15d1G IL.
MEDIUM. this day. 1Oa17; yesterday.
IGd17.
Mexican Improved. this day, 12f1l3 10;
yesterday. 12d13 ~.
Mexican carpet. this day, II 1-2an2 IL.
yesterday. IL 1919 H.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Chicago, Ill.,. May The center Of
interest on change today was May de-
livery IN whent, particularly that it was
not nearly 20 large as expected, cOnse.
qucntly there was no pressure TO sell
May. That the trade anticipated only
about 2,OOO,OOO of whcnt aud that went
round, it all seemed provided for and
there was no pressure TO dispose of it.
The opening was about the same ns
Saturday closing, and with slight iluctu-
atoms, prices advanced 1dl is, and
then reccded and most of the advance
was lost, hut ruled steadier ut the de.
cline and closing was about IS higher
for July and September
In corn the sentiment was firmer and
highe- prices ruled, A fair proportion
of advance was maintained The mar
kct opened shade higher than final
figures Saturday. Oats We're custer for
awhile, then hulged 5-StI3-4, reacted ~,
stood firm and closed with ;l-Sd5-S gain.
There wns good business in oats In
aud July by elevator. people. A iirmer
feeling prevailed, prices advanced Us
M5-S above Saturdays close. closed
strong at about top figures
The provision market opened with a
whoop at a big advance in prices from
Saturday The highest prices of the
day were realized near the opening, but
closing quotations show good portion
Of early advance still sticking, gains
since Saturday being from % H. to
~ IL In pork. II IL TO 20 In lard. II
IL. in July and September ribs, May
ribs are > IL lower
Cash quotations.
No. ? spring wheat-7i IL; No. , red.
II H.
No. . corn--i1 7-S04l IL.
Oais--20 IL,
Mess pork-Sls.55dls.90.
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RECEIPTS AND EXPORTS AT ALL
UNITED STATES PORTS

Galveston, Tex. NAV .. CSpcoinl)
Receipts thus far this week HIS
keccirts same time last year.. Si.J0B
keccipts this day .... lsln2
Receipts this day last year M 1i.aiG
l,oia! reefs thus far this year .G1l1,iaI
Total rcct's thus Car last year i.T3i.Sat
Difference Observation-Disclosures .OlO. SKI
EXPORTS 10 Great Britain 49,. 1i,2Oi
Exports Ia France ...... @l2
Exports IN continent - O.3ll
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
LOCAL MARKETS

The following quotations are revised
dally and win DO found reliable, both
Whoiesae and retail, as specified:
NUS Almonds, new, soft-shcll ner
pound he; walnuts. extra large.
per pound. Toe; iilberts per pound,
~ i,2c' Bmzils now crop, per pound.
i-zc, nuts, assorted, 20-lb boxes, Com.
~ pthhu, lie; nccins, new crop, Sc
peanuts, fancy white, by the sack, Par
rot brand. - lie, choice white, best
quality, Bnss brand, 70; roasted, white.
pesl quality, lie cocnanuts, fresh. per
snck, $500; less quantity, per doz, Coo;
pe9nut roasters, No l. Peerless, ono
hali bushel size. SIG O0 popcorn mud
leeaannt roastor combined, at factory,
SJo wv popcorn rooster, at factory $50
peann, ronster, Boss, 500 90; popcorn
shelled. per h., Go.
Dried Brnits-Turkish prnnos, per H.,
lOc; French HOS and lbs b0.lh boxes,
l2c: California nos and zoos, bO-lb boxes,
i2c; IOs and sos, he; GOs and TOs llc;
California fancy eynpontcd. peeled
peaches, 25.lb boxes, per H., none; I'M
peeled, 2o-lb boxes, per h., II &c: Cali
fornin cynporatcd OprcotR, 25lb boxes,
per ID, IL lie. Dates. Ford, BO-lb boxes,
1ci Figs. choice layers, lob boxes. 16c;
fancy, lGc; fancy blnck, California, boxes
Per H., - lie; plums. pitted, boxes, per
u. none; California grapes, In sacks,
Nf'f NJ - iNflANNll lNNfE lNlHNlht -'7tN
boxes, So 20; California sccdless raisins,
Sc; apples. choice evnporatcd. JO-lb.
boxes per H., II lie, prime, JO-lb boxes
per H., Toe.
Jely-Now. 20-lb. md 30-lb.. pals. per
H., 4 lie; bib. pals, per doz., STD
Preserves BIB tins, two dozen to case,
per doz,, 81 50, 5lb pals. one doz. to
case, per doz,, 81 %; 2O-lb kanakins. per
H., 1Oc
Mince MEATH New England cond. $l.00
per doz., $500 per cnse.
Apple Butter-10o-lb kegs, lie; 2olb.
Maple syrup-old-tlme quarts. l dos.,
to case 50 90; half gal. doz. to case.
50 80; gil. half doz. to case, per doz,,
Hides and Hides Buyers are
Be-; dry salt, 1-4c; green salt, o lie;
butchers green, &c aud lc.
Wool-Iight medium, l7Grl6c; low me-
dlum, la l6ci fine, l5Gil6c.
Horns, hoofs aud bones. so 90 per ton,
delivered
Candies aramcls, assorted nayor.5-
H. box, 1Jc, gum drops, a. H. assorted
favor, 5-lb. box, 400. Jnpancso strips
cocoanut flavor pound box. OQc;. rock,
assorted and white, Goo, French kisseB,
ncr h., C5c; chocolate creams, Al, OOo;
lemon drops, frosted, per boa, G5e; burnt
almonds. per box. OJc. creams, hnnd
made, twelve varieties, SJc; peanut
blocks iD'i peanut phT' rIF ipi' Dye
lozenges, assorted con- 0l1 poI, iOei
mnrshmallows' ceerry brand n-ip pot.
81 %; mixed candies, pals per H., l'@c
crystal cut, 50; daisy ~ NJ. crrhins'
DC; stick candy, 10 pals l'2c'
Green frulis-Applcs, .srenn' fancy
New York, per Dbl, So.vp Lemons
extra fancy. 3OOs, - % Or
anges, Floridn, fancy bright, per box,
50 .25. 10 to20-boz lots S20ilNi2 10, sizes,
nos, 1895. iJ0s, 1I9s, 200s Bananas,
fancy Blneleld, &.9Qn3-0Q per bunch
Grapes, Malagns, bbls, 90 70 % lbs
gross, per. kee, - 20. Cranberfiess;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Alialfa Seod~Si 10 Der bushrl
Hay loosc. local MR. ION 81 90, boa
Forney, carload lots, (. o. b.. SIS 90 pei
tom ton lots, $1,000 choice upl9ud. hay
aud 10 90 per ton, Balcd hay, Ace per
Wbea, Buyers are paying. No. =.
G5r: No r. ode, f. o. h. al Fort Worth.
Bran Per ton, Sl4; rutail. 100 Der
100 pounds,
Wines aud Spirits Whisky -Rcctlhcd,
81 30G2 % as per proof 1 ycar.oll
years old up 81 0OGo 90 ns per age.
extra old, So OO6liO 90; blended wills
lies, 81 O0d9 ~.
Wincs-pure grape. Per gal,, 81 Up
wards,
Branlics.-Purc Tennessee apple, 81 ~;
cognac, 81 1908 90, imported, SO 5O6p
. %.
Gns---Domestlc, per gal, 81 0OH3 20,
imported. So ]OdiG 60,
Vegetables -Caull ilowcr, per doz. 81 90
6f2.5G; beans. per hu,. S3;Oo95,0Oi poas,
Sweet psg Sq nc,dd s pei b RSn R75c ?% ssuas5
nor dog.. 7BcNGl 90, oucnmbcfs, pcr dos.,
S16ii %, cnhhngo. per III. 20: Tomatoes,
per H., SniO1; oyster plant per do1
lunches. zoe; spinach, per dos,. lunches,
90; hss's with tops PER do1 bSnshc y
mSi. hcad lettuce, per bhl., So 90 to
500; shnllotn, per doc. lunches, nO6t
doe, mustard, Dor ,loy. lunches. 40d5Oc,
green onions, per doz hnnches, AOci
rndish. per do8 lunches 30&TOc.
carrots. nor doz. punches, 76c; pnrs-
iey ncr ins lunches, 35c: celery, per
Az bninrhos dONT5c, ttlrnjps. nor dog
t,,,,i,ns I'D, borserndish. nor III S.
,n Ia. ,bubnrb nor basket Si6i1 g5,wax
hoan. nor In 81 5ONrl new potntoes
sS no n,r insbrI.
Tn,ii n Itv,,s ANA U,ttrr r,;cca mia
nv dnelsrsHOld hens, per dos., Sl,o0.
spring cbi iRS mrsc. 300 pcr do2op
,.,,,ll 10, nor ,Ibycn. good country butter
10e. cannon. l5r nor pound; creamery
~,
n,t,il,rs GOT. Oll hons S3.50 NOR dnz.
-. 'bictrns Inrr" sam NIX do~
fpiink iT'in,s Nh IN MIN H., Nv,
sp,iNE ,,ond frnlb .lnc nnr ,n,,,,J.
hu,,ur' n,,non ro,intrv e5o. rr.a,n u,ss
butter eolu d e,,',1 n,r 49, ~ iSe1ilnry'
4oc per pH1nnnn n ncF gaz W. Il 1,ni5i ~,
prairie cmehen per 60 nnVneelo g,.nWtd.Oo.
Wild duck per u XXI sSpIvi-'oV. lnnIlard
ducks S-'DVu9.uV' hlu' lsIs' .neh' luc,
Cotton Good nllnuhhg, y lo-luri strict
middlmg, u blue mlhhhnH, ll.lbe;
strict low milding, l-2r low niddlina,
q l-ic; strict good ordinary. D la-lGc;
good ordinary, . 9-l6c
- Quotations bascd on ANAL io,.
pruRn Jealrra. Aeotnnlld. mn anne. '
80 relan nnnnd. 75c, ncctic acid nc,. IL
loci pei neld. ,ryst. Der il no w.
sci 0h.p'Siaiie ncid. q. r.. prr III 9oe'
- pacid. q. r., per h., Bic; sulphurle
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
LIVESTOCK.
sr. IONS LIYEsroCK

81. Louis. Mo. May 2.-Cattle-Ie-
csipts. $500: shipments, 300; higher,
All round fair to good natives, $1,000
I IN. choice. S4.Srd5.2J; fed Texas
steers. S350m460.
Hoes-Reccipts 100; shipments, 1900;
strone. heavy. STODM7..tl; packing,
81. 0OlIT %: light, S7OOfd7.3O.
sheer Receipts. $50. shipments, 1000;
arm prices ranging. %l.00@5.30,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

little Rock Ark, May AIRS. J.. p
Finney, the pretty young wife OF l.. y; fin-
ney, a prosperous young merchant NJ huhts-
ville Ark. has distinguished herself ~
presenting her husband with hye honncing
baby girls. all within the short space VI
eleven months
pretty little GIRL babies, both Of whom ar
iivirK, and are nne-ooklng. weil-defeigpsN
chiidren for their age Yesterday Arh- = ~ ~
ney Increased the family By three, ana Ai'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Chicago. MS, May 2-cAtrle-Il.,-
oeints, 1900; shipments none: market
sieady. fair demand: native lJns.i3;
CHECKERS, S3.lUq4 IS; Texans. Si-JM
4 u. cows. S-id.i75.
Uoes--Receipts. 1900; lshipm.iif..
nonr, steady. higher. mixed mi pa ,kcrs
81 '25iaI 80; best heavy, si'"vai'It
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Iowa Park. Tex May l.-lSpeclhl-A.-
II. Lee. one OF the oldest and most respect,
"a citizens of the Park, died suddenly last
frnIn nlurch.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Kansas City, Mo, May -Wheat-Dnn
and strong; No. :! hard, Glndl LIE; No.
. red, 6lu64 lie,
Corn-Firm; No. . mixed, 35c; white,
30 lie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

St. Louis, Mo-. May 2.-C'otion steady,
Z Hide; sales, 600 bales; receipts, .n
bales; shipments, 600 bales stocks, IS
200 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
WOOL.


ST. Louis. Mo. May . Wool-It-
ceipis 1000 pounds shipments. VlN
pounds. market stcadicr ard q iew salrs
in manufacturers arr reported the hr-t Nf
the season. Int prices aio unch lngcd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Fort Worth, Tex, Sept, 2S,lSO2.
Editor Of Gazette.
Allow me TO say In behalf Of Tn,
Gazette mnchln,, that have had
one IN constant $50 for the past eighteen
months, and dnrlng that timo Il has
done tho best Of work. aud proven itself
as good ms amy 500 machine. Wishing
you much success, ns you can safely
recommend Il. Very respectfully.
NJ. FARRELL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Crawford, Tex, Sept, II, 1882
To The Fort Worth Gazette
0entloinen. Your premium Ga
zotte sewing machine received yesterday
accompanying Il was a hya-ycar guar
nntee. We arc highly pleased with III,
appearance OF tho machine. aud wil
write you later MS TO Its true merit.
Yours truly,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
THE GAZETTE MACHINE,
rir.t- clas, in ivory rarticular
Greeuvillc. August %, 1892.


Greenvlllc. August %, 1892
10 the Democrat Publishing Go.
| received my sewing machine. and
will say to yea that we ara more than
pleased with II. lind IL In good order
chine In every particular. My wifi,
aud also find Il 10 he frst-class ma,
snyA 10 tell yon that she don't thinl
hard OF you about the delay; tho Is toe
well satisfied with Il, and would not
give It up. for any $50 machine. We
wish You long life and great success
Hurah for the Democrats and three
cheers for tho Democrat publHhlni
company. Of Fort Worth. Texas. Maj
your paper ever spread and carry th,
g.nd tdlngs Of that noble machine to
thousand more homes. You may put al
have said In your paper " You Ike.
Yours truly,
s, ], JOHNSON.
Greenvlle. Hunt county. Texas
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a rmsr oLAss MAonMn.

Guthrie. King equity, Tex,
Feb 10, 1893.
To Tho Guzeite.
Denr nirsi received The Gazette ma,
chine. al right side up with rnrc," and
nm plenAcd TO say my wlfo thinks II on,
Of the best machines she hn9 ever used.
would udvive all wanting a hrst-clnal
sowing, machines 10 send for The Ga.
zctto's. Yours truly. u. w. SLOAN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
NEW YORK LIVESTOCK.

New York. MAY = Beeyes- M trad.
ing; calves. UNCHANGED.
Sheep aud lambs-Dnll; unshprn sheep,
sl5nGt5.T5: clipped Si.21u5.lo; nm
shorn lambs. S6OOmTOO; clipped, S00odt
$50; spring lambs, SS.O0t1oo each.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

l'aul'e Valley. 7. r., Jan. 2s, is0a
To rhr Fort Worth Gagctic.
received premium sowing machine. J
represent "a splendid machine. Rum
! rht mud docs the work we'll Respect
fully, SUSAN d. BURKS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
All THAT IS oLAIMnD ron m.

January ~, 1898.
To The Fort Worth Gazette;-
Gentiainen- got my machine home
ct dsfinss ere. II ie all that you claim.
I'd for ID. Every lady who has seen Il
snya liz fine machine for tho money \
cost me-, aud l know J have the fnesi
/ am well pleased with IT, think that
S23 was the best spent Of any $50 ever
eneit for Anything. gave 500 to an
agent ios an improved American. and 1t
Was not the machine nor did Il have The
Attachments The Gazotte maehine has.
though u Nap O very good lraehine- Yea
can add all the preiae you wish. Your
machine " worthy Of Is.
SARAH MELWlilSATH.
Trickhani. Tex
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FREIGHTs FROM GALVESTON.

Galveston. Tex. May 2.lSpccial,)- -
By steamship from Galveston. Tex:
To Liverpool ................ lid
To Continent -......-,.s,.. lid
TO New York. ........53 dc per lUO lbs
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GALVESTON SUGAR MARKET.

Galveston. Tex. May y, spcclal.l--
flantaticn aecnis' prices In round lots
ny the car load for Louisiana sugars;
Market closed tirm and unchanged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
STOCKS AT ALL UNITED STATES
PORTS.

!, G9lvcsteq' Tex May 2,.-(Spccial.l--.
Siocks-This day last ycnr. TI,040
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Liverpool. May tSpecinll- Cotton
futures closed steady for near and barely
steady for distant months, to Z points
HIGHER
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

SEQ The Gazette's swap column es
want Tha seAp ssiaza VIII taus q
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Philadelphia. Pa. May ., -Wool-Qni-
stock light, prices nominal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

New YORK, May 2-Wool-- Steady, I'M
hanged.
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~ inN' ~ s'NnhHu iof vs.
Walnut. Tex, May 70. 1897
Fort Worth Gazette.
Ing machine and find Il 10 DO all yor
claim for II. We nre delighted with thu,
finish and the work II does, Think h
very cheap for such machine and
equal to $40 or 500 machine.
Yours with THINKS for II,
4. J. MORRISON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
MORE TESTIMONY,

" T VT" ""F ~ WINK 'F7'''' " F7'1'' !" ~
Try ona
Hlyerton, Tex. Dec. 8, 1892.
To The Fort Worth Gazette.
Gentlemen; Tho high arm sewing ma
chine Is all yon claim for Il L Is frat
class In every respeft My wife Is de
lighted with II, Ii ~ neat and well
finished. light running, and gives CO.
tlro satisfaction. Respectfully,
ID. ii. SWEENEY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

STANDARD. graduated. - * oS
STANDARD, confcctiouers' A., : 90
Powdered Il IS
Crushed and cutlosf. ........, o IS
81 higher.
Trades omitted uot in market.
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New Orleans. May 2-lSpeelaD Cotton
futures closed barely steady, ] 10 :
nnInIa lnNN..r.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

!aIvrsiHn, Ten, MAY 2 lSpcciall
olIcn cosel stcndy md nnchanech.
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|,l 4 CENTS and receive a copy
4 VI Illustrated book Of 100 pages.
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|!l1zI A :.. cznz
1VlFd brings you sample copies
" ~ Best Daily, Sunday or
weekly Paper In Texas.
NEWSPAPER
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4 . Reform,
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s0me Tax,
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''ase OF Pension Plumber
on sraE ISSUES FOR
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II. In Public Ehpendl-
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-03

A the treetiuzof typographical union
NJ - yesterday II was slcsisicd Ia eS
fsad az invitation "a al employers %
ua.nn pointers - participate IN the la
IT,. llay parade the first Monday in sep
ttr aad also O. u.s. any advertising han
Esri they may aessre.
WI a. Hutchings. Or some time
ta,.i 49, .Akecpsr for LiNeryman H. n.
'fseEiey. has purchased an interest IN
ni. siep.oyrfs business and tbs firm
Ni.l 81 haowu - II. 4. ,,re-niey : Co
ts..sszc l.obens and Charles Wright
haze gone . ARnlslee tn attend the
Ioasih % Juiy Races. They have several
hsrscs entered there. among them heing
Oils. . three car-oll by Aicryon-
sissnters - the Ilntheran church who
f..A - EXCURSION down the river last
Wednesday claim they were seriously
ilsalie,l hy acEosd q hopilums on the
deck Lea they returnei-
Detective Frsak Kennedy has re.
sisn-d IRON tie police department. lie
has a ,.epaiY sberifs commission and
nsli confiaue 10 work as a private de-
te.fiss Tor individuals.
P4trolman William H. Steed is cello
NI".IME tftf arrival ~ u lttir Otfl-laifI
"a family and left boz OF cigars at
rtec Aeasi4narters for his fellow
oilcef4
I,r. and Mrs r. II. Briggs and Mr.
aEa Mira H. y. Smiley II Battle Creek
arrived IN The Morton yesterday on
tht1 way north 30 spend the summer.
.ohu kuxsels. hailiug from Boston. ac-
cifrnsaliy shot himself in the leg while
care t,s.ly handling a revolver. lie was
tsken % - Mars hospital
he Political Equality club viii hold
its .stt meeting before tho summer va
raii.n "Wednesday at No. Al West
bridge street
t',l William A. Gavett q Detroit. the
wei kno~n republican politician. was
il The city yesterday Visiting friends.
Reefs Lake will be a charming place
q spend the Fourth, Music and ire
works xil he the extra attractions.
The Royal Tculp.ars' "a Temperance
vss iasiai their elects tonight in Nc
A.ailen hall
Lew r Cnfiu. th,, eminent Dctroi,
lsnycr. was a late arrival an The Morton
l.~l e sht
several - The husin4 - sSthrough.
oat tir city viii De closed tomorrow
July .
Regular meeting q the common coua-
eli tonight.