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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

IS i-ec: yellow. AGO. white, sic.
oats--Quiet, Nc. sacked. ]Sc.
Hny--tirm; prime. giSO0efis %,
cioice, Si6.o0DiT 90.
BtEn--Firm nnd unchanged.
suSaf- Steady. oren kcttic. common
10 fully fair. ? 6-l6fis i3-leS. inferior.
2 lac; Centrifugal OF white, $50
8 ll.l6c; choice yellow CHARMED, k-i6
. i5-1dc
Molasses--Stcady. good rrltnc In
strictly prime, leffilc: fair to prime. )
1ec, good common, dlisc; infcrier to
common, fa9c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02
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RusK, May 80. sam =. wilson. IN.
new postmaster. takes charge Of the poat.
of1ee here tomorrow. and me pos,orle.
wiz be removed from where IL Ia now
IN the Acme hotel TO Mrs S. A. Wusoa'a
brick building on the east side Of the
court house. Mi, Theo. Miller. the late
postmaster under llarrisons aamlnistta-
ton who Elyes up the pes;efhea tomsr.
row. has made sood official, and has
given very good satisfaction.
The Tyler and Southeastern raliroaI has
ehahgea It's schedule and Il causes fonr-
Teen hcutz' aoiAy In the arrival u The
cost and the people here are VERY much
ttstted over the change
The Young people tuet at rhos Finty's
residenue last nisht snd had very pleas,
Ant time, The following couples were
present. II, A. BnllcW and AuHn Ida
Hitehlne, w n, simmons and Miss ilia
McMulen Thos, H. bonner and Miss
Doll Medley, W, r., Eiuane ana Nisa
lhiiia Mcclure, Taylor hiehottH ana Aiiaa
Nuasie Evans, Nm, Copeland and Miss
halFy Neeiey, Forest Reagan and kiira
Willie May Midlton, ]. johnson and Miss
Emanuel Patton Irwin and Mise Rate
Ward, j. q Simmons and Miss teuofa
firoult, II, n Garter and Miss Ethel Sim
mons. and Mrs. Mary a, pickehs, Mira
shos. Colemnn and Mrs. General John
VI, Claiborne
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

by Associated Press,
New York. June 1.-The following are
the total net receipts Of cotton at all
ports since September. 1898 Galveston,
9e16Si b0los; New orleans i,sSil2e
bales Mobile, 2tS,SO7 bales. savannah,
SlSs5l bates; Charleston. iDi.itb bales.
wilmington. isq. 800 bales, Norfolk. 1885,
0la bales; Baltimore. $3.50 bales, New
York, 1882 bales; Boston, gs,lS2 bales,
Newport News, le.025 bales. philn-
delphia IS 0T bales; West Point, VA,
28515c balos Brunswick, G9.7Oo bates,
Nelasco. $500 bales; Pensacola, 3J,Ol0
bales. Total, 5,j76,739 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

RS Associated rrcfs.
Kansas CITY Mo. June i.--cattle-
Receipts. 5000; shipments, 700. market
steady to strong Texas steers, $3.50
500; Texas cows, - O0@3.i9: beef
steers. s.. 400 go. stockers nnl feed
err, 81 a0se8 So. bulls, s.. g1gf1..o
Hcrs --Itcceipta 10, 51l; shipments
$500; nnfket kGloc lower. Dulk OF
sales. 81. sgNi.GB; heavier. - i1iri.hr;
packers. - a5qi ~; mixed, 81. i.ait ~;
lights, 81 seSit 60i workers., I.iVu1.oS.
plTa, 81. 3saA. 80.
Sheep Receipts, 1906 shipments,
1900, steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

Richmond, rsxas. stay si.--riss closing
rxeroineu Of tho iiirimana graded school
conniatnd or teciAmailoun rscitnupna,
diaioapoa. etc, intsrhpci aed with innsie
~ Mrs. sietAchin's naair class.
rhe hoop dgii BY little girls was rrf
formed win great precision. 1hclr beau
ufui caatuinea made thls exercise very
cnfsrteining.
A tuhiaan " the thirteen Statea, cigaing
villa . concert recitation. va beautifully
fsndCfcd.
A u,Ue nieiodfanit, eatitiod '-fhe God
dc1s % iAt beNuisful, rAa yert neatly
rsndsicd Is tAe saure laditt % ene
tfanluAr gfaJft b nan AZ these 80 30
we'll, ID Nera iatl4i4ua " gait-l.lsfift,
hut ne Go5sefsl Allss Nellie felfls, a@4
isttlq raY Bufaff. ftr Httit luila. were
riltufes ~ Beauty aNh grace.
'rhs Exanaioing Comrn,se. n weleb
the fatlfa ef = rHnsmunitF brccfuluH dis
rusfrt ~ ne mknpcr IN whi0h sfplicahlE
la tAe fllass sahosl arr esainnea. tkHs
y -. -
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hLifoN ~ to.s Circular.
Special Dispatch
New Orleans, June t--McElroy & co.
say: Futures -rhore was anohcr day
OF large spot sales IN Liverpool. the
total reaching 1900 bales. ut firm but
unclaimed prices. Deliveries inrrovod
In symparhy 4-eid. hut lost part OF the
advance, closing at net gain OF the
day OF e-Gld. The activity In rpots.
coupled with thu prevalence OF rather
cool weather ever the eastern portion
OF the cotton belt frightened some Of
tue remaining snorts into covering with
the result that pricte az one time had
advanced Z poinW higher thnn yester-
day, but toward the close realizing OF
long FRONTS caused an easter feeling.
Final figures are about points HIGHER
than yesterday. II was iunurcd ren-
orally that large business was being
done IN spots here hut the official
records show only 10000 bales sold by
factors 90 100 TO arrive. Prices ate
hrm, however. at 1-iGc advance, The
cool Epell Nv being followed by show
en and generally warmer weather,
Texas being particularly favored In
this way, az good rains are reported
from nearly every quarter OF the state,
The recent advance of about 10 points
has no doubt caused liquidation OF
great portion OF the short interest, aud
steady huying win be necessary to PEE
vent relapse
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02
LIVE sTocrS MAru<Er.


nv Associated Press.
Chicago, Ill. June 1.-The Evening
Journal reports Cattle Receipts. e5e0,
$50 Texans, shipments. $500. Early
steady. closed Zoe lower. Prime TO eN-
ira native steers. NiOaiib. medium.
S3.S0uto0; others. $Ss5ua75i Texans,
t2.G0M1sO
uog--R Receipts. q. 600. shipments.
5000 Packers purchased 1900, Sc low.
er. market closed unsettled. Rough
heavy, Si2baAt0i packers ana mixed.
s4G0d4I5. primo heavy ana butchcrH
weights. Sfs044SJ. aaaorted light, $3.50
I475.
sheep and Lambs Receipts, 5000;
shipments 1000. Market dun. lbc low
or. Top sheep. si2aQf40; top lambs,
s4.a5Q4bO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

kSuNlilth lIeHhs
u York, June 1.-The Evening
/ ays Speculative wall street
i hobody else. Inns shown any in
" N this weeks morket-has two
'iialntles TO supply It's gossip and
I,nee It's operations. The tauff
early passage aud the coal
D. early settlement are both freely
Ilred Information. however, Ia
ND to predictions. and this being
|use, no small market advonturer
lgoted to get far distant from his
|fags Prices have therefore
~ All the week. including today.
steadily narrowing orbit around
|sspiers fixed a week ago, To-day
|fnctuations OF sugar stock made
pretty much all the market.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

By Associated Press
New orleans La. June l.--hoF pro.
ducts. dul; pork is J-ie; lard, refined
tierce. 6 B-so; boxed meats, dry sah
rbouldes. Cc, sides. i-2c, bacon, sides
I i-ac: hams. choice sugar cured. ioa
10 lac
Ries-oulet; ordinary to good. 1-sS
b-sc 49,. -. H..
fair. lsais lie 49, 1.
patens. s.. p5fi
s,ornmeai- quiet. - 10.
ccna--T1na: N@ @sefrd sn's-a-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

iiunmville. rsNes May a.~rhs speelN,
tsaii 81 tho International aud dfea,
NoriA,rn which LEFT Huntsville iistls
y e, l o'eloet this mnrnlng was the long.
ent train that cVcr pulled snt nom this
city, Two engines We're used and the
usti eonAated OF eeNsn coaches allied
TURNING 70 lhelr homes. sNNettl VI the
cosehvs VII 40 E,raiRht through TO san
An'onlo with }ut ohANx1, llStra bakgage
husirr.s done ~ the International N
Two daya At his pant viii toat ~ sew
ctai thousand duilaN
IN addition 20 U,s-tt sold 70 ovrr ~
atudunta there w,es large numbers OF
Nisitora Ia attendNssi upun the Htuie
Normal commencement eseeolHss, all ct
VIII "a bouEN' tqN-', owes this route. tho
only line 10 ana hes Huntsville.
A } O'Clock Tits Nftefuuon second
special train loft the city carrying out
another large crowd OF students and VS.
lfaFn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

Nv AHH3lINV0N II'77'
Chicago. III. June i--Juiy wheat
went TO below bed rock today, touch
Ing 81 a-4c. and closed l-se lower
than yesterday. Fine weather, weak
cables and free selling we're the De
pressing factors and the price went
s,,.riiv down With very Few reactions
Inly corn closed a-sc lower; July eniH
~ lower aud provisions with slight
decline
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

Kansas city, Mo, June i.--wheat--
Weak; iGl Ice lower. No hard. fTG
iSc; No. > rcd, tS8soc: 40. rcd. leJ
l7c; rejected. u@s2c.
Corn--Market l-ic lower; No, ? white.
80 l-aN8lc; No, mixed, 50 IL.
ats-Steady, No mixed, 50 1.eI
SIC. No, . white. si3ST he
dairy, i2Qi4c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

FLAroNtA. May ~ ia difnenl,y to-
dAy between ciy MatsAn Thea. Affair
aud Horace doode the marshal was 10
rersly Injured about the head and face
BY heavy blows, Which rendered him un-
conscious for several hcarH. The cause
- the trouble, AZ Veil as the extent OF the
iLiurieH, are vnknown az present wit
I'm.
Many citizens Who were summoned as
Witnesses on tho nurk murder caEo At La
Grange returned hamo yratvrday, the
case being continued
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

NtcroltA, May si.-Mrr, s. stelnhcrg
was nm over by hugey IN front of
which she was standing yesterday and
received severe bruises, but was not 40
fiously injured. thc children who were In
the busy miraeulonsiy escaped acct.
dent
General superintendent W. s. uoskins
wen, 70 Bve,lrs yesterday and returned
this morning.
COLONEL George Vineyard has sold the
lAAt % The lies " the late lamrnted ran-
american railroad 70 the Mexican Ma
,ianal anu IN busih enrRgtd shipping
,hem ee ny way of neeviile aud the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02
Fv1A NO STOCK MARKET.
.,e. ptiL DAY on THE STOCK
EXCHANGE.


ASSOCIATE
C york. June i-This was another
4 Al IL the stock excange. the
x, bolng at times stagnant Fluc-
,sss except in a few stocks, We're
[s.ed TO very narrow limits and.
~ uscie. iae speculation was lees
Ise.,Ing Than for q long time. Sugar
1 s.slt In more largely than on yes
IN but tho trading therein was
.sash in tone during the morning
|, Decline Of IA per cent was re-
M The selling IN this stock was
In based en- rumors that the senate
|.,lsa,ion OF the sugar deal night In
4, way preludice the interests OF the
.,,ies In the afternoon. che :n-
"a Of the scare had worn off and
~ buying the stock rose 2l-2.
IA within IA " the highest point
IA AZ q gain II per cent on the
he preferred shares rose 50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

Associated Press.
ndon. june Ia .. m.--Consols for
|g lQi lie OK Interest; for the aa-
b. ioi is ok interest; Canadian Pa
tsi-sci Erie, 10 5-sc; Erie eonsols.
Re- Illinois Central. ~ l-ic; Mexican
|uary ie3-4c; ST. Paul common.
Nj New York Central. 100. Penn
|snla SO l-ic, Reading. S 5.Sc; Mex
Central new 4s, SO lac.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

At the conclusion 81 the exercises D. 10.
chairman OF the board OF trustees. pt.-
eentns 70 the grammar grades and Mt
~ r.. PeNrnnn 10 400 primary srouet
N the rriintnar grains the Huccoasiul
cVntcstants we're. Ni4s Nrllle tc ria.
Mils Ida Moss. Nn EANa Ntle4ton. Mia
lsNlc pthhy. MISS AiNuhin hfnctolt a.
tho primary grarea, Master Robert Wra.
rnnaVtt, All.s Nellie parat, aiir Mabel
Gilmore and Mnatcr Iohnnih Heading.
nAss hrs clnrcd he most ,rualief0ua nes-
son OF tho nrhnei TOR years. 80
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

|Assoclnted Press.
~ York. June Mooney on call
at ! per cent. last loan /, closed
per cent Prime mercantile paper.
Epi IL per cent sterling exchange
4 with actual buSlneSs in bankers
/ az S.sS "a Tor demand and at
y for sixty DAYS Post bills,
Et% Commercial bills. Si.S6 l-2.
r osrtifcates. 6l6Gb,
p total sales OF stocks today were
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

BY Aasnc'asca Pres,
Liverpool, June l.--ls,eo p. r.--whea,
quiet demand poori holders cier
freely. No. 1. California. 81 i-2dg -
"a rcd western. winter. q i-lnntf 3D.
Corn-Qnict. demand inOdsrate- New,
miSed 81 Z lid
BeefExra ipaia mess. 10 % PORK.
prime nirss, Sic Ga.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

Louis, Mo. June 1.-BunS clear
today, s3.995,95S; balances. $780,
money dull al 5gf7 per cent: ,N-
nv On New York, 16 cents pre-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

AssaclNed Press.
~ y, ioti'. June blank ciearlngs.
|"AelV' balances, S7.O9s, 1862.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

cfuokstt 1eHas, May 81. AT inset.
ms Of the city council yesterday. the
fellowinE t.scher were elected FOR the
city school twhitel. sstttoii isll,Ni Mira
u. A. Collins, Miss Anne Nr,hmt Mrb
u. llfown Miss hunnie ARLINGTON, MiN
A. r. d, cnon and Aisa Ame.h NHlai
Malk,. King was elected rrias.lel &c
.-stn- e,rral daAg Ai-s.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02


IN preventing tho Peabody silver and
bronao medals at piEht. gtats pnp,rin.
teadea, Carbide made an appropriate
talk Giving brief hisiory Of Texas
schools and declaring sduoatlon the 10.
aqdtanea u the aiidfca.
The pubne aehooi hind. no stated, vas
inadequate ~ $40 nantA ~ the peonie
uniesa snpplflnonted " The WORK " the
propls themselves,
Our constitutional schools were nne. hut
we did rot have enongh teachers gv.ry
year so ufW totyhHrs were tdrntd out
aud tarfo Naa rupu cor niagn, 30 many
OF those who studied Tor The trhrheld
profeasion hepaihe doctors. lawyer. otc..
caused his, aad II WIS not from inc iH'
re cautioned the students going out
that Their work WIS closely watched unl
no overt Hrt rfpuid l'e committed 10 trinE
dlsfrailt on their alsha mater.
~ u your uutv TO d. your duty re-
member your ceueHtipb IA rot flashed
when you leave the normal, but you
must ~ on and on sYfr upward There
N vait difference between teaching Ane
Keeping kchDols' he DECLARED,
IN IL counties ~ Texas thr total cogf
Of school property Nah N.Oo9dtl against
II 90 Tor court houses and iaiia
Tutrr eas TOO much dlIofiil1. 20 Atan.
ilon pa0r school district ard u3Ff 20
brltsf othcrr. when the former should be
Toahs srhoois compared faycranIy with
,hose u sNy other STATE, but they should
- made better.
IN oonnIualnn tho superintendent spoke
n several nisn who have made Them.
fsiyes famous " their rts x me atsfs
10 fho memory ~ George Peabody whom
he aAid tho people W the South especially
should Always rqscrenre
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

associated Press.
~ York, June Government
" NM state bonds inactive.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

pesvige. Trx4s, Nay st-~ptte Coleman.
~ mere .shs murdered chA
s Dykes
io uonad county. uas capsossa ~ A. n
tu~s. rhei4H y Doiiaf county. ~ ia
weldon rsst4rdar ~af % nae
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

ORANGE, May si.-rhis afternSon Mr.
Ramp Holmar, river man VINO a down
here with O raft q timber waite tn .
friendly acugis ON The sidewalk with Al
derman T. Lausen suffered severe
rprain of his ankle. iiu Ind ~ be con
Neycd 70 hts boarding place IN a hack
and VIII probably Ne LAID up several days
Tho Ladies' Ct the Presbyterian church
serv, frozen refreehments at The band
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

The nomber Of cigar factories IN the
ur'.rd States is placed ats little more
49,. = ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02


FuLsHEAR May A,--our farmers are
beginning TO want rain Corn viii bealn
10 fail In few days.
Or. Il. u, Harris VI Houston, assisted
hy pra boonc OF noone or Fulahoar and
Harris OF Plt,sviue. performed the AIM.
oul, surgical operation OF removing four
larEc keyloyd wmors from negro near
pittevilie,
There was most delightful hop at tho
realdenee OF JAS. J.. Ilriscoe last evening"
The attendants from Richmund We're
Mlaaea Whey and Mary FerrlA Louia
Hogan. Ida kaulfsheAr, Eiia someryille,
MesHrH. Bell JamisOn. Robinson. Neal.
DYER, Niiios and r. Y, Ruacoe. tr 10.
ually Misses Kate and Laura sutherland,
r. NJ, MathewH Of Houston, lslie and
9, +. Holman OF Spring Creek Tho amt.
able hostess WAS untrlng On har enorts
20 max, u pleasant to al. At " O'Clock
an elegant supper OF Ice cream. etc, was
served and highly reliHhed By all Dane
ing was Kept up until after : a, m. Mt.
J. 3. pAueherty has the thanks Of All
Tor basket OF cape jasmine buds for
buttonhole bouquets, and doubtless tho
recipient OF that handsome bouquet ~
more than thankful
Mr. Medy OF Nelasno late VI Brook
uhlrs. IL prospecting and cxfecp 90 To-
cate here In a general merchAhdlso bust
mesa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02


CALVERT, May 20 Minis Carrie o..
horne. an accomplished young lady or
Terrell, is here Visiting Miss Aunie pa
yenport
NJ y. Fireman Is IN Houston on buaineaH
this week
Mr. oso. Cleveland Of Houston. pop
ular travelling salesman was doing"
"a place yesterday
y. 8 MuClutock another knight Of tho
grlp, frum Waco, WAS also here yestar-
DAY
Several or the calvert bicycle club will
ride down 20 Bryan sunday morning aud
return Ia the afternoon
The "llds' base hNli Mines u this place
ana nrcmund viii play match gamo at
the Fair ground here tomorrow.
The Episcopal sunday school ~ on the
banks o. the Rraaau river to-day enjoying
themselves in n plcnlc
l-nrgc crowds o. hunters go out every
aftornp0n and shoot bui.hniF until dark.
mess dnves them from tholr sport
II, llhaon 4 co are putting ia a
pair " track scales near choir large sin
ana warehouse. II will be quite a raua
yenienee Tor their business, which II very
large IN season.
TITS" Harry Smith and n j. Steele
ut Saturday night FOR Richmond. Va.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

thicnRo Grain.
Chicago H., June l. Loading futures
ranged rs follows
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

~ York, June i.--Slocks aud bonds
n Al tho following prices bid,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

PORT t.AYACA, May 90.-rhe steam
yacht hichmond' on her return FROM Mat
ngorda Island with party OF pleasure
seeke ., picked W the aioop Jenny Lind,
bottom w. No lives lost
Misses Mabel aud Fiosaie Blskfofd at
tendsd the ipiacoph convention at Vic.
toria and returned home Monday.
Bishop johnson q San Antonio, rs
sisted by ths Rev A W. nurrauahH. held
scryiccn az the Episcopal church iAai
Atra, r. H. Clement ana Miss blanche
burbank left today FOR San Mareoa Is
. tend the coronal institute commence
Collector W. A. Fitch, Of the saiuria
district, appointed ~ y Noodyari.
grandson 81 General W n. Wgod,yafd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

nrAUM0NT7 aInY al|-In Die dislfi1t
roert today charles Williams. ealss,a. ~
bolng tried oa charge Of feisla,usig
as.aalfinn nfile ceiarcd girl.
me t,.timony 4 not ~ in sna the case
.,ih pr.ranly oecapy portion Of me
esartiu at5s somerr9W. lin AriedEe.
,hafrel ssifh nHFda, VIII " 'fied ~
R@ t. Allen paaiur ~ tha fref-
art~rian ihufch, fsp f1iafrr1 ffsn NefHr
tfNa 're11 whefe Ne Aitendfo the fftt-
byts sau renfsrenqei
=. ,afif tict-l axsnt1ef TIRE So .isrIn "a
ia csr1fnnT Turing tfa a7rtnfr -
80 s-fifrnnhan who has luef re-
$3.50 "a tffc 70 Maryland. ir4f>s
s.s--s--- - 49, o.l---
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

pRiscoLbs May 0.-rhe corn crop OF
ths section is Anout gone. The f4rmsrs
are cutting 1t down far fodder. Cotton
81 looks well. but rain 10 badly needed
grass Is beginning 10 Dry up.
Mvcsrs. Dick King and 4. c. Wright
III ship to the Chicago market train
load or TAT cattle Saturday
Nr. william Benton has rDne 70 Vie
toria county to look after his cattle In.
tgrest there.
There was n picnic on the river near
wade city lev days ae0 ans the yaHAr
nronie that attended report having 4 nice
time.
Rev smith and wife hsvu been visit
ing among their iunhy frichol about Dflr-
coli and have rctufnsd home.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

WHARTON, May 5i.-couniy Judge
Hsntly has ordered ma election IN this
count on June 70 10 determine whether
a road tax OF 10 cenis on the $40 waltz
niian shah be levied THE matter j. be-
lu eauvaassd ana. both phaaea OF the
measure have warm pariisans
81 Mafaai Sore, ssys that he will
1--we ripe wateFmeions on June TO- Az
thu. day Will 10 emancipation day the
abe mains 81 the waterporks are TO-
ine diaiflbuied over tha principal strfS -
and % tast me result has been sitt-
iefaotery 10 the public
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02
If You Have

Anything 10 sell you
can afford 10 pny some
thing to get II before
a largo audience Of
prospective purohas
era
The Portland daily press., 1894-07-23
When You Are Strongest.

Vaughan Harley agrees with DR.. Lom-
bard in considering that the amount of
work done by the same set of muscles at
different times of the day undergoes peri
edical variation. So We may accept as a
fact that there is diurnal rise and fall in
the power of doing voluntary muscular
work in the same way as there is dur
nal rise and fall in bodily temperature and
pulse 1t is remarkable, however, that in
stead of the greatest amount of work being
done, as might have been expected, on ris-
ing in the morning after good nights
rest, it is found that at a. M the small
est amount of work is accomplished, the
powers of doing muscular work in DIR.
Harley's case increasing each hour up to
IL d. m.
Immediately after lunch there is a
marked rise, followed an hour later by a
fall, while again an hour later, or about
p. M, the amount of work accomplished
reaches it's maximum. Then from some
unexplained cause there is notable fall
at p. M, which is succeeded by rise at
s p. M, after which progressive fall
takes place during each successive hour
until dinner. Even during prolonged
fast more work was capable of being exc
cuted from 1880 a. M to 4:30 p. m. than
at a. m.-Journal of Physiology.
The Portland daily press., 1894-07-23
RAlsINs AS FOOD.
The Fruit Contains Four Times as Much M
trinent as Meat.

The Fruit Contains Four Times as Much Nj
triment as Meat.
1t has been the custom until very re-
Gently to consider raisins as an article
purely of luxury and deem them only
suited to the tables OF those who are able
to indulge themselves in such things as
serve merely to please the palate In con-
sequence, however, of the marvellous
growth of the raisin industry in Califor-
mia and the cheapness of the product to
the consumer. the question has been raised
whether the raisin does not possess an in
trinsic food value independent of it's use as
a luxury, and the argument seems to favor
the affirmative of the proposition.
1t it asserted by those who have studied
the question from scientific and hygienic
standpoint that the nutritive power of
raisins as compared with meat is as four
to one. This, we imagine, may be taken
with some grains of allowance, but never
theless it is susceptible Of demonstration
that raisins, like other dried fruits, are
genuine food, contain elements which are
fully as necessary to good health as fibrin,
dextrin and all the rest of the things
which analytical chemists have discovered
in heshmaking and strengthening foods.
Those who have studied the question of
raisins as food profess to have something
like 100 recipes for the preparation of the
raisin, and each of these, it is asserted,
has an economic value. Whether this es-
innate be excessive or not, one thing is
very certain, and that is that the world
would be better off, from the hygienio
point of view, if we were to eat more fruit
and less meat
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