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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19


Meais-Dy salt, clear. shorts. I -;
naSon short clear : IL: bacon bellies.
- dry salt bellies. 5 IL; mNlium
haNs, 10 IL; large hams, 10. small
hams, II; br1akiast bacon. L..
i.ard-CogNound, Q -; pure leaf, S "a,
sugar Sfhdard granulatei, J-Sc.
'oNNeresr ,hErrcls, ? lido; powdered, half
cut loaf in half barrels, 8 IL: yellow
clarified IL.
Coffee Arhucklos Ariosa, DC; Mid
land' 3lc' Lion. 2ic, Alaroma, 24c; Jer
Nhcr~,-Fancy. full cream, one in box.
i log 9Weo IN box, 10 l.2e' Young Amcri.
Rcens Navy. Re: Luna. . 14c; BAYOU,
~ pink, 3 l-2ci black eyes { Lie.
lNce Common, < 3-t6fic, prime. DC;
choice, = l'2ddc; head rice, q lie.
Salt hsh--New mackercl. medium, No,
l, hnlf barrels, $3.50, No. ., 1Opound
net Kite, Sl.l0; medium No. 1 l0-pouud
net kits, Sl21; goldfish bricks, $3.50
starch Lump, &c por pound; 1 and 2
pound packages per pound. 90 1.ai o
pound wooden boxes, Go per pound; corn
starh 20 and iO-pound boxes. G1fO l-ac;
Familgss, 0ic; l-pound packages TO the
Plcklce Barrels, mcdlam. 81; half har-
rols, medium, $500, hnrrcls small.
5000; half barrels, small SRJ0i 10
gallon Kegs $500; 5.Ealon kegs, Si75;
p,nts per dozen, 'oci quarts per dozen.
Sl;I1' hall gallon, no deren, Sl.fNi An.
gal, ncr dozen. STA heXagons gallon,
per dosen, Nhtoi imperial gallon, per
dozen, SUVO'
Nuts Nlm9nds. now SOFT shell per
pound. lu l-2ei walnnts per pound OK
~ mrge, v l--c' hinerls, per pouhd'
y 12u; HraEils, per pound, new crop
u LEI necana, new cfon, : l.2nle;
peanuts fancy white. per sack Parrot
brand, Sci choiec white. hraes brand,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

'.'ANu ftss.
=. Liverpool. Marcel II. ., m .,,.i.u
spot cotton quiet. Amar;ca,n,' v ,,3ilil,
I-Sl. The sales Of the dav rero e,ps,
paies, Of which 500 were faf s ne,s DS
ma export, aud included 1900 Am e,,i.'y'
receipts, 1000, including 900 kme,i.
Gun Futures opened firm with ntn,tsr.
ate demand and closed uuiet Amariran
,niddling, l.. NJ C., March 4 G9Sls,i'I'i,,
March and April & 68-0idld; Ann o y,
May, . G3-G44 "a; May and lrre, / LII. WI
sellers june and july. 1 2Cfsi.l 9'gii.
July snl August. ! 4-64d buyers. August
hhnu SePtgmbsr, l 5.64d buyers; Sopiem.
o l,,li az uciober, I G.0fd buyers: October
and December. 4 S-gld bnyers ''''"ei
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19

Cortlage.-Saal rope. hnltmci bnsis,
i.2c: manila rope, haifinch basis,
De, cotton rope. MI sizes, re; cotton
twlnr. 10c, b-ply iuie twine 1Sc
Barh Ol-lnch. Souncc Sci fO.inch, T.
aimee. Sc. 42inrh. iO-ounce. o l.2c.
Sceds-Ryc. per huHhol, SOC; tnrnip
seed. per pound, Doe: alfalfa seed, nor
hushtl, 81. johnson grass seed, per
bGshci s1.2Si mlllct, per bnshel, Ode;
barley seed. per bushcl. G0c. onion sets,
rcd. Sg.OO per hnshcl onion sots. white,
yl 80 per habuel, amber cnnn, Sl35 por
huBhcl. orange cune, Sl35 per bnhhcl
seed potatoes. New York early rose po-
taiocs. Si.15 per bushels New York
Peerless potatoes, sl.l5 per bu1hel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
sr. IONS LIVE STOOLS.

BY Associated Press.
St. Louis. Mo-, March 17.-Cattle--
Receipts. 200 head shipments, ZOO
head. Market nominal. Native steers
200 10 1900 lbs, %i.2Jd3tOi cows,
1900 his. $500.
Hogs Receipts, 1900 head; shipments
2TOO head. Market dull, closing the week
1lIj4Oc below last weeks close. Top
nrire for medium heavy. S4GO; mixed.
81. 2JGI4 20; rough light, S3.IJ.
Sheep Receipts. 100 head shipments
none Market strong, Fed yparlings,
S3, rs; good mixed. S3.50d3.6O; choice
Texans, S3.15d3,15
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK
By Associated Press.

Kansns City. March 17.-Cattle-Re-
cqipts. 1000 head; shipments, 24OO head.
Market steady shipping steers. Sa-SO
Ml.4O: native cows S10Od35O; stockers
and feeders, S2.S5a3GO; bulls, S2.lVd
2.Sj.
Hors-Receints. 1890 head; shipments,
100 head; market 5d1Oc lower Bulk,
S4. :}OslI4.35 heavies and packers and
mixed S4.30Tl35; light workers and
pigs, S4.25Gi4.4O.
Sheer Receipts, 100 head: shipments,
none. Market about steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19

by Associated Press.
Memphis. Tenn. March 17.-Cntton-
Unchanged. AIiddtns, Z IS; receipts.
60 bnles. shipments, 2i4l bales; stock,
So balcs.
New York exchange selling az par,
Clearances, S235,452 balances sl3i,-
9o4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
v YORK STOCK MARKET.
seisted Press.

York, March 1T.-As usual on Sat
ihd on account of st. Patrick's
'Ag Observed. the demand of job
rs more quiet, because Of the
nla This gave u fair opportunity
'fng ~ the weeks business, which
iqsed. The sales, however, will
larger. In cotton house cir
a was fair spot demand early
ay for a miscellaneous assort-
goods, though a large business
through wire and mail orders.
'sess for the week showed large
ina the close shows a much bet
IN ell departments.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
Produce
KANSAS oITY PRODUCE.

BY Associated Press.
Kansas CITY, Mo-, March IL. Wet 1t
dali 10. 9 hard. 400; No. : red o3 Ia
% c. urn 1.2c lower. No. . mixed, 81 lie;
Va . white. 81 1-i6f32 lie. oo.,
Oats 1-26fle lower 70; p l5a --oit
% 1-2c: No . white d'e,S1 -. -. 1ae,
Buitcr duh AMI weak. e''1'''''' A'S'
o0c. dairy. 13nl6e,
RReesssslots-!Nhcat, 1900 corn, 1900;
oats, 1000, ,eooo. corn and
oats, none.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
@DoN STOCK MARKET.

M March II, . p. m, closing
~ money, 90 9-1G; consols for
y % ll-1G.
ahn Pacific, 90; Erie is IA; Erie
\ 81 ~ Illinois Central. %; Mex
llary. ~ IA; st. Paul common,
New York Central, 103 "a; Penn
" is; Reading. IL 3-s; Mexi-
aifal, new tours, - Ii.
4 ller, n Lied per once.
/ y Hal 5-1G per cent. The rate
gHt 10 the open market for short
] DIG per cent, and for three
bills Is ] 3-S per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19

Hides Buyers nro unying. Dry flint
heavy, . 1.2r, HIGHT, lie; dry salt
le. grecn, snlt, i2ei butoherf green,
. l.2c.
Wool-Tirht medium, 126ta ICE; low
medium, 1Odi2c. hno. 1Odfl1c.
llones- lloof and bones, 50 per ton. dc.
livcred
Bees Max-1b6fisc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
FRESH VEGETABLES AND FRUIT

Nerdtahps- Cabbage. Northern. ncr
pound, . H. cents; potatoes Greeley,
upr hushnl Nloi onions. nor Mound
. 1.2; sweet potatoes pcr bnshcl. 5Od7tc;
celery. 6OdT5c per dozen lunches. bocts
per pound, 12i carrots, pet pound, II,
rndiahes. 40 per dozen: lettuce, zoe.
Frilta- Lemons. fancy t3'Hfsl per box,
SO; oranges pcr box. So Blueicld hnnl-
nas nor bunch 50 OndaOO: oranges fan.
cy T!ordns. So 50d2. 10. oranges CRllfor.
mia Navel, g. 10; seedlings, 81 25it2 80 b.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
Live Stock,
CINCINNATI LIVE STOCK.

BY Associated Press.
Cincinnati, Ohio. March ll.-Hogs-
Steady at S4OOll4S 70; receipts, l4OO head
t'attle-Easier at S1.5Oa410 Re-
CENTS, 300 head: shipments, 100 head.
Sheep-Stcady at S2OWa3I5. Re
ceipts. 100 head; shipments. none,
I.ambs-Demand light; $2.OO43.4o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
ELY BANK STATEMENT.

y, March 1.-THE weekly
tement shows the following
, 1, M,giiease, S1,G8S,9 25; loans in
'9,lVSUO0: specie increase. ST.
"a tenders increase, S2.240,-
- - Increase, S7,162, 700; circu-
Tease, S224. 500.
4 n, Il. now hold S77.302, $50 in ex-
= requirements of the 25 per
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
SPECIE EXpoRrs.

!. 71od Press.
III. March 1.-THE exports
~ .1p the port Of New York for
HI r,slei Gold. S1.sJ8,S1S; silver,
.',si ile imports for the week We're
\ ii ~ ssInchandise, S9.11T, 49s: dry
95sSo; gold, $iS3, 700; silver,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19

Cincinnati. Ohio. March 17-Flour
eTgy.
Receipts. 3OO0. shipments. 500.
Corn firm NJ. 2 mixed. ~ i-2c,
Oats duh No misri. sjl3J he.
Rye scnrce wente1. No. 2, o.
Pork quiet Sli.25.
lard easlor, 80. %.
Bnlk meats qiie. s. 81 ~,
Bacon eaHirr SIP IL.
Whisky bFm; sales. ol5 barrels, 81. 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
Local Markets..


whelt-OM aud new. No. ?, 5sc; No.
3. h5c.
Corn-Car lots. +. o. b.. Fort Worth.
ear. 4Jc. ear. local. wagon i0ts, 4oNJic
per bnshal. Kansas sheiisd. car lots. bulk.
- l-2c: sarn.d - I 1r.
oafs-Texas rust proof car lots, Z. Q.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19

New Orleans Ia. March 1T.--Spot
cotton-S Steady Sales, spot. 60' TO ar
rive. 100: receipts. 1901; exports Great
Britain. 21,4JO; continent, $780, stock
90, COG.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
ST. LOUIS COTTON.
BY Associated Press.

St. Louis, Mo-, March 17.-Cotton-
Steady. Middinr. Z IA; sales, 900;
receipts, 100; shipments. 1909; stock,
CISCO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19

Il Il not necessary 10 cali a doctor FOR
cut or haaifei get aalyntiea on. only
70 eenis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19

lemon enape. 1sc; waters 1bc, sugar
cookies, 1Oc: stag planks, s..
Candies- Cammels, assorted favor, g.
pound boxes, Zoe; snmdrops, A. r., as
sorted ilaNons. h-nopna hox, Zoe; lapan-
cse strips. coccanut flavor bponnd box.
1,ac; rock, assorted aud white, 05c;
french Kisses, pcr box. G5c; chocolate
ncr box, Coo; burnt almonds, Der box.
nc; creams, hand INSIDE. 0Oc: peanut
blocks. O)c; peanut bar ref box, 1Ac:
lgtenHcs. aeeortcd con, 5pomnd box,
zoos marsh malluws, 5-pounl box. 81 20;
mixed candies, Iail-; rer pound, lie;
l2ci stick candy. % pals, Q LIE.
DRUGS
Quotations bascd on small lots to re-
tail dealers, Antipathin@ pcr ounce,
nv; Acelanlld, per ounce iOc, por pound.
Ulci accHc acid. per pound, lOc; carhollc
acid, crystalizcd, Der pound, aQtla.c;
murlatic acid q. T., per pound. pc:
mirif acid, q; T., per pound, pc; sul-
nhnrlc acid, 9, T.. Per pound, 80; tun-
~ per cent per gallon S3.i2. lc,ss 81 for
cash; alum, per POUND ic; antlkhmmnia.
81 anutcbriuG per ounce. .ao; anupy.
rinc, per ounce, 81 40, ammonia tlr.
hanate, per pound, Ice; vitrol. per pound,
WSei blue mass per pound. 300; blue
NAHiNlNt-tt W. RNNilhf NNNf tNflN per
pound, la6tl3e; ca,npbor gum. per pound.
o91SIc; carsicum. powdered, pr pound.
slc; cocaine. muir. cryatHlilcd, per ounce.
SN.5p. cOpnrras pcr pound. 2sf3e! cream
tartar O. T.. per pound, zoe; groccrs.
per pound. Ice; Doyers powder,
per pound, 81 %, other. sulphnrie. u
\. r., por pound, a5c, gum arabic. ilrsl
pick, per pound. ooc. shelao per pound.
BE; glue, brown per pound. 1.sti lCo.g glue,
White per pound, 2Oo; mace, per pound,
SSsoei aiieicuiN, per pound, zoe; morphine,
I. y w. is ounce box per ounce. S2Go;
bottles ner ounce. $3.50; nnimegs, per
pound, Zoe. castor oil. per ralion, SLED
0l' aai olive OIL per gallon, 81. 10. lin.
H. per gallon, Si.20i opium, rer pound,
S8.so, opium, po.rer pound, Si,20; black
pepper per pound, Toe; potash, bromide.
per pound, 4ici potash, chlorate, per
pound suci iodide. per pound, 81 -.
quininc, r. " w. los. bottlea, ~ l.acl
%. cnnsper oz,,31 ii2o; qulnno, L. 4 w.
o-oz, cnna, per ounce, ~ lie; u, & \.
quinlnc, Los Walls per os., 81 1906
do. b-dN. tins, 80 l.2c sa.oa. tins, per
ns., ~ l-2c; iupounce tins, per ounce,
- lie; salsoda, per pound, i-idt2 lie;
salt peter refined, per pound. 1Op, salt
pcter, COMMERCIAL, per pound. Oci salts,
Epson, per pound, 8dtic; salis. Rochelle,
'sic; soda bicafbonate, l9nrlish, kegs, per
pound Uc sulphur flowers, small lots,
Dc; sulphur 5.barrel lots, . 1.oci
Spirits turpeniine, market rate. per gnl.
Ions white lead, Collier y Southern, s.
T., per pound, q a-lGiic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19

By Associated Press
New Orleans. March Markets qul.
ct and unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
Its Want

Columns will solve
your problems II you
give them a square
chance
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
cRAcKERs. cAIus AID cANDiEa

Cfarkffsa- Aulmnh. l2c. Boston butiNr.
81; butter. Go; creams, 5 1-2ei crackuqla.
10; cracker meal. o.. oyster pearl. &c;
oysier excelsior. S.; prcffels. l5ci cream
ssda. g.. snDNfak~.. J2ci soda &C.,
Cahcs and Jnmblea- Eleven and one
balf ernts; fsidt sultana, 12c; ginger
SNAPS. ) IL; grandma's cookies, 100;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19

7'lAIfd Press.
irk, March 17.-Money on call
lfr cent. last loan ! per cent,
kfcent. Prime mercantile paper,
n cent; sterling exchange, firm
ril business In bankers bills.
''e49 for demand, $I.ST LA
- % days: posted rates, S4.SS
n commercial bills, S4.S6 Lao
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
81 YORK oLEARANCEs.

sci fress.
|E f.;i March 17.-Clcarings. ST.
s ,e,5sie IS, S4.652.37S; for the
-a0'o5Si balances, $50. 323,-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
If You Want
A situation tell the
man about II who has
n situation TO fill.
Don'tGo

Moping about com
planning that you
can't got work TO do.
TnE GAZETTE exists
partly for your ben.
eft
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
Wake KNOWN
Y0Ir Wants.
If You Have

Anything to sell you
can afford to pay some.
thing to get 1t before
n large audience of
prospective purchas-
era
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19

Afhdcates, SIS 1899 1-2c.
Dollars, As Lie.
~ saies Of stocks today wer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19

Fish-Alaskn. No. salmon, pcr doz.,
$40; Columbia rlgcr No, I salmon. ,por
sfN7; American sntdlues. l-is, per case,
$3.50. French sardlnos, lis per case,
-onepound. per doz., 0oci No.
Q. SID.
doz.. sue; ported ham. IL pound, per
dog., Slj0; Vienna sausage, ! 2 pound,
per don. Si2j. Vienna sausage. I
pound, Der doz.. $40; chlppcd beef.
IL pound per dOz.. s. 70; lunch tongue,
i.ponnd, per doz,, $3.50; Clipped beet !
n6nnd. per doz,, $40
tge.nblee-Three-p pound t0mntoos,
81 ~: 2-ponnl tomatoes, 500; 2-ponnd
cora. choicc no; 2-pouid rorn, fancy,
St.81: 2pound string beans, DOc. 2
Mound mnrr0Wfat pens. Si2J
California fruits Two dnd one-half
pounds peaches. $500; ~ pounds aprl-
,nis. siei; - pounds peas. 800.
. II pounds plnms: SIS; ? IL pounds
mnaeni rrnprs SiS1; . II pounds white
cherries. s275; . II pounds black cher.
rlea. $50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19

poultry-Ol bens, per dozen, $3.50
eprinr chickens. small, per dozen, S2lOi
fancy, large. spring. per dozen. $500
rooaiers. per dozen. Sl25i turkey hepg,
s0r. gohblers 1Jc. geese, per d0zeu, vi
duri,t, per dorm 80
Fgss-Frrsh. without case. r..
Huiter-Frceh country. l2c; choice
crea merry. 20fi23, oie0uiarrerine 32pOnnd
tabs, rs cents PEI pound; l0pound tubs,
- cents per pound.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24
BOYS IND GIRLS
lIEHuHHHHl.TIlH1THl.
THE MARQUESAS ISLANDERS.
One of the Most Interesting
Groups in all Polynesia.


There are, perhaps. among the many groups
OF Islands that stud tho cxpanae Of tho broad
Pacific like glorious emcralds, clusters some
that arc more beautiful than the Maruuasas.
but 1t Is satc TO say there are none that are
more interesting. While engaged In Whaling,
rs a young man, l vlsited tho Marquosas
Islands number Of umcs, and always With
increasing interest This group was dis.
covered about two hundred years ago
by Spanish navigator named Mandana,
and the Islands are sometimes named after
him.
The Marqussas group, being Of vol.
cnnic origin, are distinguished by lofty noun
tain peaks that look from distance Ike the
remains OF titanic ruins. Baing situated
near the equator the climate is warn and tho
vegetation 10 peculiarly lnxuriant. Tho
natives OF those islands are splendid speo-
mems OF humanity, the men being remark.
able for thelr finc FORMS great stature and
marvellous strength. l remember seeing q
chief measured who stood six fect eight
inches In height, and he wan atraight a. a
lance and AZ perfectly proportional as a
Greek statue, and when we wondered at his
size he laughed and told Us that he had a
NiNsAVA VINO vas NluNN ihhNf tlhn hltiatNs
Owing 20 the climate, the only dress OF tho
MarquesanA is strip OF bark cloth about
tho waist, but they mako up Tor tho want Of
rliment by tho most elaborate system Of
tnttooing I havo ever seen. They tattoo
every part OF the body. even 10 tho palms OF
their hands, the toes OF tho feet aud tho
shayen parts OF tHor heads. This ta,tooing
Is OF tho most elaborate design. Tho intricate
patterns. however. arc seen only ON mon. tbs
women combining themselves to bmcele, tat
tooed on the arm. or iew blue rlngs on tho
fingers. The mon who do tho ta,toolng arc
artists IN thoir way. and are supported in
royal style at tho expense oil the people Into
whose skins they prick their curious pa,torns
While the men arc no tall and handsome
curiously enough the women arc compare
lively short OF stature, being etun,py mud
awkward in their fsuroe. and not Uartlou.
larry good looking Ilkoa all savage children.
those OF the MarQuesAs Islands arr slender
graceful and remarsahly pretty. From child
| hood up 10 old age they delight In arranging
their hair In the most fantastic fashion
| Sometimes tho whole crown Is shaven except
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24

under tho circumstances. The new clothes
sot on his dropping mgustacho ard pale.
marble brow. aud ho looked a little ike a
young Greek Rod--at a distance.
Maybe btu,vesAnt was not attentive 10
Carrie on tho boat, and At the picnic groundsl
Daring the entire TIP happy emiis dangIcd.
so 10 speak, from her features, and her
merry laugh could 30 heard all Vyur the
grounds, and ye,. somehow o. other. II never
occurred 20 Stuyvcsant that her mouth wnn
large. Al how blind IL the little god with
Tho bow and arrowi
stuyyesant and Carrie wore indispensable at
tho picnic grounds. HDd hs would haze Of
fored his hand right then and there, II there
had been an opportunity. Tho boat was
laio ia htariing back for Now York. and when
the tired, but happy sxonrsionists, crowded
on board. the shades Of night had begun 70
fan. Htayyesani end hih party rot soparated,
but the latter roamod over tbs steamer look
Ing for his sister. and Carrie, too. Of course.
AZ last he saw Mn. Webb sitting, all by hsr-
sell, with her hack toward him, 10 Tho stern
Of the boat. II was already quite dark, sad
taking seAt by her aide, stpyyesant said
II wonder. sister Lucy. plhero that dear
vlrl carrie is. What lovely creature she
ia Aud what now Of ritr and thea hs
alghsd.
Nm. Webb aid not reply. and sluyyesani
continued IN confidential tone
II sAneod with nor ave umea. THIS hAs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24
Food Exposition in Paris.

The French capital has Just had nine
dnys' Culinary Exposition, which was very
largely attended, aud is regarded a. a sue
cess b. its promoters. America has already
had number Of food expositions, but they
LAye differed widely from that hsid in Paris.
cooked foods we're speciality in tho exhibit
ton at the PalAis dc IIndustrie, and visitors
hadan opportunity Of witnessing the rrepar-
alton BY skilled cooks Of diahes from the
roast beet OF old Engiendto tho most delicate
Of French desserts. Tho raw material and
The cooking were, Of course. the principal
features Of this unique fair, but the decorn'
tive part was not forgotten. The proper
way 70 serve food and tho art Of table garni-
ture we're Illustrated With rare skin.
Cooking appliances were An important
feature Of the Culinary Exposition. It took
tho concelt out OF American visitors VINO
pride themselves on the mechanical Ingenuity
o. their eountrymen, to see thAt IN kitchen
appliances the French not only lead. but are
away cut Of siaht to the fr7iat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24

Prom what We read In the fapers about
cowboys. one would be lnatiilad In believlng
that they wsro rough and vulgar lot. A
gentleman just from tho wost, and who has
many cowboys IN bis employ, surprised us
not little by assuring US that many Of those
men arc wnli-edncaicd that they bolons 70
good families. and that many of them arc not
sddlctod TO profanity or inteinperanes. He
Aiso gave us the important information that
herd OF half-wild esttis Il A. umid and
nervous "a 40 many shsop. and that tho
borders. who fully understand their pecuiisr-
ltus, ars accustomed 10 sootho thoni, pariic-
ulariy In the nighttime. b singing. At tbs
sudden appearances Of any strange object. or
tho sound Of any unfamiliar noise. the herd
stampede, and when the cattle got running.
they arc almost as dlnieult 70 check ~ a
mountain torrent or a prairie IRE. Al such
timen. part Of cowboys duty 10 70 ride
around and around tho "bnnch" Of cattle,
singing song often hymn-As mslodI-
ouaiy a. he oan! Gradually tho aniiaala arc
quIctsd. and oorns to a halt. and drop down.
ons by one, TN At length they are All asleap,
aud tiie wesry singer eau diamount from his
raniirg horss, and give his own throat a
rust.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24
Austin, Texas

boon the hafpiest day Of my life, but don't
suppose she care, for me. Alasi i fear shs
loves me not. Probably she does not evan
spspecs that love her more than words can
exrrss; that, without her. life IL \ blank
He would have said MON had 10, two
arms been thrown around his neck, and he
was hugecd as he had ncves been hug,,ed
bc'oro. Then Il dawned on tho ycun. man
that th'a was not the feeble sQneese OF ais
ter, but the anaconda-llke embrace Of ono
nearer aud deArcr. II was accompanied BY
kaa that was nlnc,y-niue per con,. pure
yumynm, and totally different from the cold
osculaticn OF tho most devoted alstor.
siayvcsant uttered llstle cry Of atattlei
surprIee, and by the rays OF the lamp, which
had Just icon ~. he found hlmaeli face 10
incc' not with HIS sister. M he supposed but
with Mise Carrie rcsors herself lust then
Mrs. Webb, who had hccn hunting for them
all over tho boat, came up sha understood
the situation at n glance, but Il was little