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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

by Associated PEST
liverpool June ls.--wheat--Firm:
demand good; holders Offering snar'
. ing ". No. California Is iOd. red West
corn-Quiet demand moderate. ,,.-.
mixed spot Ss S sd. - "e"
bbeet-Extra India mess T5s.
Pork-Prime mess Cos Ga
butter-Finest and good nominal
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BY Associated Press.
London. June ia p, m. closing:
consols for money 1Ol a-s; consols for
the account 1Ol 81; Canadian Pacific
Is 2-s; Erie 10 rs; Erie seconds rs: I'LL
nols Central 80: Mexican ordinary II:
it, Paul common 6l is. New York Cen
trail 100: Pennsylvania 60 is: Reading
~; Mexican Central new Is 81 Ia.
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necessary eondinssnt. ana aiso pleasant
s,,n nspuc and preveutivs OF ferments-


OAKLAND. June iS-.cards are out M
nouneing the marriage OF Mr.. Lee Alien
OF Atasoosa county to Misa Aauis
Rhodes OF Wilson county on the eth OF
this month.
Near,y an Oakland was In welmhr yes-
teriay attending the Zoe Jones meeting,
Ine colored people OF Oakland have
decidea TO relchr:,te their 18th on Thurs
day, the Yist OF jane.
Grown cotton hOia nre on exhibition
and picking viii NOON be tho order OF the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

by Associated Pr .ss.
London. June ls.-The amount of
bullion gone into the bank OF England
on balance today Is 10000 pounds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

BY Associated Press.
New orleans. June is.-cotton easy;
saies 500 bales: receipts. iiOC; exports
10 Great nrituin. $40; caAstwise. .9g3;
stock. 1856 Futures steady. sales 10
400 bales; gDne, 6ssc bid; Jniy. c.ssQ
6 90c; August. sssass0c; September
G.SsG6Sfc; October, 6ssuc.ssc; Novem-
her. $3.50 Q 9ic: December, G9gW1c. Jan
uary. 7.os47.07c; February. 7.lsc bid.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20
THE CREE sun DANCE.
Horrible seIf-Inaicted Torture OF
braves.

Press Report
Hare. Mont, June le.--The three days
sun dance OF the Cree Indians have
Just been concluded. Three braves are
hung by thongs thrust Into Sits IN
their breasts. slashed by the chief
A young Indian had Sits In his
shoulders, and inserted buffalo thongs
were tied 10 four buffalo skulls. which
dragged after him. Elghtytpieees Of
flesh We're cut from his arms and kept
as tokens.
sherlffs have orders to prevent the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

LI7fSneToH. June iG--T'he county
commissioners court convened today az
n board Of equalization TO pass upon the
valuation rendii'ona for 1881. which VIII
likely consume some days. A fun court
l. present except commiHaionef stli0ra,
who 10 expected on the evening train
The ltlh viii be celebrated here and
probably several other points w Tie
county tomorrow and ytt aonie viii at
Tend the proposed grand Jubilee AZ the
Bayou City taifirR advantage OF the ek-
rnrslon rates ogsrsa W tbs Narrow
gaufp1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

woodyille. Texas. June is.-Misa Dora
Burch, daughter Of Tax Aaaeuaor .. H.
Bufch. aud Mr.. ilookcr Of Bnrpum. Polk
oouily. were married yenterdny ryonins
al O'clock AZ thr residence Of the brides
father, only reiativeH were present. Mr..
q. u. Hines 0fnointcd,
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Assoclated Press.
Nsw York. June is.-Money on call
~ at per cent; last loan !; closed !
X cent. Prime mercantile paper
s's4 - per cent. Sterling exchange
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

lIutto. Texas, june IL Mrs. s.lsa Chem
cy, aged o., died here yesterday evening.
She was Visiting her son at thla place.
Her homo was In san Marcos.
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By Associated Press.
st. Louis, NO.. June s.-wool-Flrm-
err, but without quotable change. Me-
dium Missouri and Illinois combing
at Il 1-2Ql5.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

ts,n ~. dull, with actual business An
a oahkers' bills AZ Sass 81 for asman u,
rs, u ~ ~ - for 60 days: posted
xase ss.ss l-a14.so; commercial Rms
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ny Associated Press.
- New orleans, June s.-oats-Flrm,
no T. sacked. ale; others UNCHANGED.
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1'up pEArm Roll.


Decatur, Texas, June is.-.Airs, J. !.
Milstead. after long Illness. died nj
s:so this evening.
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Bryan. Texas, jane is--Died on snn-
day. June II, i~s. at $50 p. M, Maeci
Alice DUN, sE- waE the youngest child
or MIR, and Mira, James pum OF Bryan
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

Livingston. Texas June iS--pr, T. Il,
Johnston OF Dime BOX died suddenly this
inorning, Dr. Johnston was ono or tho
the eldest physicians IN the State.
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ONE Knlrp. ONE IsspnEp.
, Freight Trnin Went Through n
Trestie.

Press Report
Caldwell. Ohio, June ia freight
train went through trestle on the
BeIlaire road last night near here. kill
ing Fireman Allen end injuring En-
gineer Smith.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

by Associated Press.
London. June 1.-THE price OF gold
et Buenos Ayres today is s2.S5.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

BY Associated Press,
New York. June -r,oiton-Fuiures
closed quiet. sales 1880 June. 100;
July, III; September. 7i5; December.
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By Associlted Press.
New York. June 19.-Clearings ss2,-
ElN.Qi0, balances $7.l0s,l40,
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By Associated Press.
Loudon, June 19,-Calcutta June and
July via Cape 37s I'd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

BRENNAN. June is.--Protessor Hugo,
who has undertaken 10 walk single iron
Rail from Fort Worth TO Chicago. via CAL
weston Tor purse OF 5000. making nm
average OF twenty milta per day, nr-
rived here at iotS, this morning, over
the Houston and Texas Central track,
having made ten miles In two and u
half hours. lie VIII leave here tomorrow
NJ o'clock and arrive In Galveston sun
day. He 10 in good shaLe and good
npirita and perfectly Eanguine tina, he
viii succeed Ia his novel undertaking,
being now about twenty milcs ahead u
Deputy sherln c. II. Torrsncs OF Waco
left Tits morning With jim curry. the
negro who surrendered TO shorln rcagpc
last Saturday, wanted there Tor the kll-
ing OF March jones, near Tchuacann,
seven miles from Waco. sunday nlght,
June 10, lie Is said 10 have stolen the
mans horse that he wandered and no
trace OF II has been found,
The recent campaign before the pri-
marios cnfrndercd some bitter feelings
between hitherto warm friends. who now
fetuae TO speak az they pass bl
II y currently reported that Hon. W.
w searey viii take unto himself a bride
Mr., G. y, Anderson and wife OF Ard.
more. /. r., are here on q visit
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by Associated Press.
New York, June ls.-Government
bonds firm; state bonds dun.
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BELLvfrLE, June is.A-Tho Ielvnie
base hall team Will play the Hampstead
team on the Iat,er's ground on the 25th
instant. The two clubs played match
game here several days ago. resulting
In victory for Hempbteaa BY u aUore
or IS 10 10.
Mrs. q. A. I'M. Jr., and Mrs. W. y.
Blrkman leave tonight for crooRe,t on
visit TO Mrs, j. o. Haring.
Mrs. J. j., HaEgerty leaYea tonight
for New York, whore she goes 70 take
normal course 10 music.
Cnrdn are out horu Announcing the
marriage Of Miss SUE Thomas 70 Nj,
y. u. PenfmAn ~ occur At 81. Mays
Episcopal church on sunday afternoon.
June ~ At & o'clock
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BEAUMONT, June is-rhe Masonic
fraternity OF Beaumont will celebrate ST.
John'a Day with appropriate cerenonlca.
The music, whlch promises to be exeep.
tionaly fne. VIII be rendered under the
direction Of Mrs H. A. Hyatt
W@ermelons are being received here
daily In carload lots from the great melon
helds Of sahine Pass. Tho yield is fairly
good and the meat delicious
TAe OLD Methodist church has bean neid
10 MIR A. rearistein, who viii remove hls
purchase to Pearl direct. just QUO block
away from the Old site.
Roy, r. 4, baNVut 10 here Waiting his
~ hele mse'ing with many warm
Messrs W, j.. Lynch. II. II. Peek and
-, y. Aiehison, Jr,, part OF the engln-
eeftnE corps ongaged 70 make a aurvry
Tot The proposed connection between tho
kNyeee route and East Trxaa and l.ouisl.
hha llne, went up tn Village Mills this
morning 20 begin work
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oLIDDEN. June Moadames Cakes
Jones. Cunning aud Mahon, Misses
oakcs and Chapman and Messra. canfin.
Adams, Duuning, Saline, Anderson.
Finch and oakes went to WeImar sun.
day TO hear the Rev. Joe Jones deliver
some OF his most eloquent sermons
Miss willle Keith has returned home
after plea1ant visit TO friends In Co
lumhua.
Mrs. Dan Stafford has returned 10 her
home Ia Flaionia from Visit 90 rola-
tlveH IN this BERG.
Mrs. John Duncan IN visiting friends
IN Ahn Antonio.
ait. Tubbs Is out again after few
dnyn Of Illness.
y good. notwithstanding the heavy rains
we have had this season. which AZ o
general thing causes much malaria IN
this section.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

Chicago, NJ, June IS, Leading futures
ranged as follows;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-20

LAGRANGE, June is.-pistriet court Is
SUI IN session, but drawing to a close.
To-day there was ease dlspoacd Of on
the criminal docket which Involves a
new law point. A negro was Indicted By
the last grand Jury. charged with an aa-
snult with attempt to murder deputy
shefln Of the county sons time last
winter Al the present term Of court he
was tried BY jury VI his peers ana was
convicted OF aggravated assault and
fned t75, This morning he was granted
q new trial and he then pleaded Eulity
10 the otfonpo, OF which he had been
previously acquitted by the lnry. aud
Mas given two years In the penltontlary.
II u thought by some Of the bar that N
prisoner would be released.
Pau Mursqhoidt. former resident OF
this county, but now o prominent httof.
ney az law and capitalist OF San AM
tonic, N 10 the city 10 attend tho we'd
muChrr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-16

Some partisans Of final causes have
imagined that the moon was given
to the earth to afford it light during
the night. But in this case nature
would not have attained the end pro-
posed, since we are often deprived at
the sane time Of the light Of both
sun and moon. To have accom-
plished this end it would have been
sufficient to have placed The noon at
first In opposition to the sun and In
the plane Of the elliptic at a distance
from the earth equal to the one hun
dreth part of the distance Of the
earth from the sun, and to have i'm
pressed on the earth and moon par
allel velocities proportional to their
distances from the sun. In this case
the moon, being constantly in oppo-
sition to the sun, would have de-
scribed round it an ellirse similar to
that Of the earth. These two bodies
would then constantly succeed each
other, and as at this distance the
moon could not be eclipsed its light
would always replace that Of the sun.
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"Build me . road." quoth the general.
"And build well. that the ages may say
OF al roads that lead 10 the city
The queen 10 the Apptan way"
Invading the Northman's forest
Destroying the Northmans home.
Ger the road Of great General Appius
March the tsrrible legions Of Rome.
Build we'll. build well, oh. Romans.
Building ''bstter than " know"
For ever that wonderful causewAy
The footsteps Of angels shall 90.
Build well for your general. Romans.
And build well for the northern thronos
That shall whclm 1t length the proud city
Avengins the known worlds wrongs.
Build well for your general. Romansi
Building better Tor one greater far.
To whose cradle the roads ~ the ages
Lead. Humid by the Christmas star.
and ever the song Of the angels
Sounds clear through the worldly din.
And ever the road Of the wise men
Leads straight 60 the stable In.
''0lory 20 God In the highest'''
Sang the angels ~ Christmas then;
~Pescc on earth. !" coming allow through ~
aUoa
~rsSss % sassh and good viii 70 men,
e-13Oo0. H00IA
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Cleopatra's Barge was launched in
December, 1916. The yacht was
rugged as a brigantine and cost about
ESQ, 900 even at that early day. She
measured So feet on the water line,
was % feet III inches wide and II
feet 81 inches deep. Crriously
enough these dimensions and proper
tons are not very different from
those Of the cup defender MayAowef
and her successors. Her tonnage was
1914 tons nearly-almost exactly that
Of tho Mayfower under the old rules
of measurement.
In spite Of her owners love Of sea.
manship his taste in the matter Of
decoration seems to have been, to
say the least, eccentric-one side Of
the yacht was painted in horizontal
stripes Of many colors, and the other
bore o similarly diversified device
after the manner Of the herring bone
pattern. Her standing rigging was
made Of ropes laid in different col
ored strands. huge false windows
were painted on the sides of her cab
in, and altogether she must have
been distinctly at variance with what
Is considered ''shipshape" at the pres
ent day. Nevertheless she was very
fast and beat the sailiHg frigate
United States, a crack ship Of her
day, In an all day race at ea.-Har-
per's Weekly.
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We have directed attention to the
tact that railroad doctors are the
poorest paid Of all railroad employees,
while railroad lawyers are the be@t
paid Further. thase latter become
In Q professional way 30 familiar
with changes in railroad affairs that
they are able to purchase or sell rail
road securities TO their own certain
profit In well known accident in.
surance company lawyer receives q
salary Of 90, 900 q year for about an
hours work daily, while . doctor,
better educated and quito a able,
who gives more than half hts time In
serving this Same company, geta
81, 900 . year. Comment IL unneces-
sary. OF course the dinculty liea
In the fact that the company wants
this lawyer above all others ard
pays him accordingly, while il would
take any one Of dozens Of doctors.
dboun the one holding the place
choose TO resign it.-American Ian.
~
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An interesting chapter on the topic Of
public roads Is afforded in the results
noted by the Shanghai branch Of the
Asiatic society of some recent extensive
investigations made by its agents as to
the condition and maintenance OF roads
in China. It Is not. however, . chapter
on good roads. Indeed It II much like
the famous chapter on the snakes in Ice
land, for there seem TO DO no roads In
China worthy the name. Instead Of the
farmers being interested In the making
and maintenance Of good roads, as Is the
case here, the Chinese farmer interests
himself largely in Redistribution Of such
roads .. gay chance to be made. He
does not travel himself and IL against
any one else doing 90, at least over his
land. There are no public highways
made and maintained by law. Travellers
may drive where they please, 40 far a.
the owner Of the land may please, and
there Il constant warfare between the
two classes, 10 that all there Is Of roads
through the country ID just what the one
may suffer or the other wrest.-New
York Sum-
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Oliver v. X. Holmes, Sss Jsss Cal. wrisss-I Gs1
the Remedy oil and svea more thas represented. I
receive Susssntaneo relief
I'm Canoa. a. ~. wavvss. Eaa.. vysss-Wso
treated by eminent physisisss Of thu couasry AZ
Germany: tried the climsss u different
M aaosdsd Fsl.si lite ysur Vrepsra6ss.
!. . Phelps. =. ~ Cregss q. writes SuAsrsl M
Asshna - ycsrs- vcur aedisiss il /, msusss dsso
sss 'os ne shss The most saissss phyiciss did -
:. u esdev shss Ill suesssvs iron Asshns Csessyh
@eke9sdy. - gill sead 10 ssy sddrss I r1al
Usssefe bkEk Iull SIZE boz " nail q -
Aee!ess. ZIMMERMAN 4 CO PvoSs, M sleanla
vssooos Woossss. wsyss Co.. OhsA !. y.
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partment for the purpose OF promoting
knowledge in the art Of constructing
and maintaining roads. and asks that in
such department provision be made for
teaching students. 1t was referred to
the committee on interstate commerce.
While large majority, IL not almost
all, Of the senator's and representatives
are in favor Of the good roads movement.
they are not In favorof creating an add
tional executive department. and though
the petition will fail Of its object II
shows how widespread Is the movement
for improved country highways.
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the WEALTH or rne WORLD.


An Essssous TAsssy - u its Potential
tsy For Incrsasing.
Few people. even among protested
politicians, have much idea Of the
wealth Of the world or Of the man
ner in which that wealth is grow
ing. Still fewer have any notion Of
the poteutiality Of wealth to in
crease. n. Jannet quotes the elab
crate calculation Of an ingenious au
thor to show that 100 francs, accu
mulating at 5 per cent compound in
terest for seven centuries, would be
sufficient to buy the whole surface
of the globe, both land and water, al
the rate Of 1000, 900 francs (f40, 900
the hectare. The actual growth Of
riches has not hitherto assumed such
inconvenient proportions.
N. Jannet cites various authorities
to show that the wealth Of the
United Kingdom exceeds 100000
600, 1000; that Of France, ES, GOO, Co.,
900; that Of all Europe, SAC, coo, Co.,
900; that Of the United States, al4,-
600, 900, 900. If we place the wealth
Of the rest Of the world at EGG, 0O0,-
600, 900 we shall arrive at an aggre-
gate Of $4,000, 100000. We should
have, we may add, to multiply this
vast sum, which according to NJ.
Jannets ingenious authority 100
francs accommodating at per cent
compound interest for 700 years
would grow.
The figures we have given are so
vast that they convey no appreciate
idea to the ordinary reader. 1t may
assist the apprehension if it be added
that France on the average pos
sesses moro than f2OO, the United
Kingdom moro than f250 for each
member Of the population. Just 200
years ago Sir w. Petty estimated the
entire wealth Of England at only
E250, 0OO,0 900. Two centuries, there
fore, have increased it fortyfold.
But the chief additions to It have
been made in the last 80 years, and
we believe that we are not far wrong
in saying that the sum which is an
nually added to the capital Of the
United Kingdom amounts to f200,-
600, 900, or in other words is nearly
equal to its entire wealth at the
time Of the revolution Of 1885,
Edinburgh Review.
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FINE FARM FOR SALE!
IN Madison Township.

One OF the best fasme q Madison
township 10 now ssls By the under
siened, to-wit: l19} ceres IN Sec. ~
Town One, South Range s West for
snerly belonging to John Burge, dc.
ceased. Il will be sold q . rsasonsos
price, and on partial payments II de-
sired. you want . good farm, 10 !,
good locality. near tho thriving town OF
Ireland, this 10 your opportunity. FOR
particulars, call on
CLEMENT DoANT
II jasper Courier Once.
AIso, 937 scrss, formerly known o
the Adam Smith farm, Ut the POM
where the railroad crosses Pstoks river
will be sold cheap. Cell 5000.
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THE PENALTY or BAD ROADS.

Higher Prices Fos Co.sumsrs. hut No Prsat
For Producer.
Western soil Is especially adapted "a
raising farm products. For this reason
good roads must DO the work Of art
rather than Of nature. And the greater
the crops the more necessity there is Tor
easy transportation from the farm to the
elevators.
1t has been estimated that good roads
would increase the value Of two-thirds Of
the good farms in the Mississippi and
Missouri valleys go an acre. In sddi-
ton to the difference in the cost Of haul
ing should be considered the great
amount Of vegetables, garden and dairy
products which are shipped by rail from
long distances.
Under our present system of dirt roads
it is not profitable to make garden very
far from the city market. Farmers liv.
ing 8 or 10 miles from the city find it din
cult to supply customers regularly. As a
result they raise only enough to supply
their own wants and trust to the general
market for the disposal Of butter and
eggs when they come to town.
But conditions are such that a great
many reach market at the same time.
and after few days Of scarcity in fresh
goods carry an abundance which breaks
the market. With gravel or macadam
roads farmers would find gardens profit
able, and they could make daily or tri-
weekly trips with q regularity which
would benefit themselves and their GUS
TONERS alike.
In large cities the trade has been forced
to keep good supply Of fresh articles
constantly ON hand, and having learned
that the home gardeners are not reliably
regular they have arranged for receipts
from other sections, frequently from
other states. at an extraordinary expense.
Thus the farmer not only loses near
market, but consumers pay for trans
portation, packing and losses. besides
getting staler food.
When local conditions are favorable,
the city dealer dares not transfer his
trade to the market gardens near home,
but must continue to trade abroad at
greater cost because his correspondents
will not submit to irregularity. 1t is
plain that both town and country suffer
for lack Of reliable ads.--Kansas City
Times,
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Petition For Good Roads Department.
That the right Of petition has lost none
Of its popularity was evidenced recently
when four pages rolled into the senate
chamber q request signed by l5O, 900 citi-
Gems for department Of good roads. Il
was presented by Senator Hoar and had
among the signers the governors Of Il
stp-.as, the Massachusetts, legislature and
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severa, hanks and
chambers of COM
merce. The petit
ton Is 400 yards
long and was
won nd around
two imm en- 9 Q
spools mounted
ON q polished oak
frame over seven
feet high. the
whole weighing
600 pounds. The
petition prayed
that there shall
be founded in
Washington q
road department
similar TO the
agricultural de-
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ALBERT \. B0nSKRr. EDWARD BoHSERr
JASPER UNION FLOUR mIllsl

BoHSERr BRorHKRs having purchases
the above well.known Mile, have had
them thoroughly overhsuled, and are
now prepared to make the best
Patent Roller Flour
ever made in Dubois county. The
Pearl Belle 10 strictly . straight grade
Of first quality. Our Family Flour 10
d brand that for It's quality cannot DC ex'
|celled. We solicit the custom OF Farm
ers, and will be ready ct oil times to e1'
change -four for wheat ct the highe"
market price. -.
BRING US YoUR WHEAT, and re will
pay YOU cash oil the market will allow.
CORN NEAL always on band to sell
or exchange. Bran and Shipstufi ct toe
lowest market price. Give Ne trial
and We will try to please you.
Mills on the North side Of Jasper, on
18th and Mill streets.
BOHNERT BROTHERS.
Jasper, Nov. 2, 169O.-y.