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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12

the session. but the price only recover.
ca 10 81 $3.50 from the bottom OF the
DAYS decline, which was 6iasi Use.
corn was weak and business was
n'rgely on account. Prices kept with
IN shade or two OF yesterdays clos.
Ing figures.
In oats the decline for May was again
broken; The offerings were quite urg-
ent. chiefly from the long, May opened
~ 5-ie and voc, closing at the bottom fig-
ure
HOG receipts numbered $4,000. That
settled the direction OF the price for the
seasons low price recorded.
January pork lost i5c. and May
y l-ec. Lard on both months is "a
lower and ribs are down DC for jan
uary and 7i-2c for May.
estimated receipts for tomorrow
Wheat. $50 cars. corn, asa cars; oats. l6j
cars. hogs. 5000 head.
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on account OF the annual excur-
slons TO the Southeast from Taxaa ex-
tensIve preparations are being made
by the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
railway (the KATY TO give iia patrons
most enjoyable trip. Tickets at one
fare for the round trip VIII ne on sale
at all stations on December 20th. slat
and 22d. good 10 return thirty days
from date OF sale. Coaches, chair cars
and sleepers will be run through from
the most important points In TeSan
10 Tennessee. Alabama. 0eofgln. Mis-
eiSeIppi and other states, for the con-
venlence OF those desiring to visit
their old homes.
ON account OF having the short line
and tho fastest service. the quickest
tina viii be made via the Katy. Con-
suit your nearest ticket agent and In
stat on going VIA this line and have q
pleasant time. -
q. r. ana T. A. NJ. x. and T n'y.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12

Boston. Dec, 1.-THE American Wool
and Cotton Reporter will say tomor.
row OF tho wool trade:
The sales for the past week In the
three principal markets have amounted
to b.bs6.lO0 pounds. OF which 9.292. 400
pounda were domestic. IL Ia very
doubtful " this amount VI domestic
comprises more than two-thirds OF tho
quantity actually disposed Of. Never
theless there " nothing like free buy
ing as yet. IL In evident that users "
wool are bent upon getting their stock
at something less per pound than the
sales Mt which 1t Is held In tho prln-
cipal markets, but the flrmnoss OF
dealers generally makes this lmnrnctic-
able, Vt IL apparent that sensible
reduction on the part of holders to
shade prices has stood In the way OF
their dlsposnR OF considerable more
stock than thcy have agreed 10 In the
last two weeks. II seems to some that
this reluctance may well be permitted
to harden Into obstinacy II II has not
already. inHsmuch M everything In
dlcates stronger prices In January
From the same point OF view mag be-
lleve that n user OF woods who knows
what he Is going TO want next month
In making mistake In not buying
now II he Is waiting with the notion
that he IL going 10 secure better terms
for himself within tho next thirty days
In Boston 2, 29g,000 pounds of domestic
wool In n total OF 2,s7s. GOO pounds. has
been sold this woolt and $4,000 pounds
OF foreign wool have been disposed OF.
More visitors were In this market on
Thursday and Friday or last week than
on any two consecutive days in any
week In November.
Tho snlog since January 1. 1895
amount TO TELESCOPES pounds, againht
i3L9as7ss pounds year ago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12

The International route In connection
with the II and 7. G; and Rock Island
man Shoppers between Kansas City.
Fort worth and San Antonio. connec-
ton II made q. Garrett by passengers
70 and from Dailns forming the best
route between points IN the Republic
Of Mexico. Laredo. and corslcena Dali
las. Fort worth and North Texas
Antonio at $50 p. M: Austin. 1850 b.
M. arriving at Garrett nj 7.sa h. nj,
Dallas. es25 n. m. Fort WORTH 1920 a.
M. Returning leaves Dallas. TOO y. M.
Fort Worth $40 y. m. arriving at Tay-
Tor at $50 n. m. Austin $50 n. mi, San
Antonio $50 a. m. D. = PRICE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12

New York. Dec, 1.-THE total sales
or stocks today were 209,29i shares, in
Guiding American sugar, 1900; Ameri-
can tobacco, $500; Chicago gas, 10 400;
H "a az, 22'SOOl United States. leather,
Money on call easy nj 2ds1.s ner
cent: last loan. 2 per cent: closed .
per cent; prime mercantile paper iS1
IL per cent. ="
sterllng. exchange dun. with actunl
business In bankers bills at Si.ss 9-ifp
4,e9 Tor demand. and I.ST s-46l4sg for
sixty DAYS; posted rates. S4.9s t-2ai 50.
and H'S9 l-2Wlg0: commercial bills,
silver certificates. oSa60 i-sc; bar sill
Yer, 20 s-Se, Mexican dollars, SO 5-ie
NovetnTent bonds steady. states In
active. railroad bonda eaRisr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12

New orleans Dec. ii.-fIos products
steady; pork, 5-s,
l.ard-nc1ned choice, ! 1924 80;
boxed meats. dry salt shoulders
scarce. 8 10; sides. 4 5-Sgi.3-4.
Bacon sides. 8 S-S
Hams--Choice sugar cured. l-4g
Q "a.
l7nis i-2; Rio steady.
Flour quiet. extra fancy, <3'SeV
$40; patents. 81. 5O02.9Q.
Corn moal--pull, sl,b0.
Rran-Quiet. t6Ql1 10,
Hay.-Firm. choice. i22g2J.
Corn-Easler: No. 2 sacked mixed
sSGA. a, os.ys
snrar-Oppn Kettle, strong. ? l-24s;
centrifugal barely steady; grnnulated'
4 i-sfil Ia; white, , 1894 l-si yellow
4 b-s5I3 1910; second. l-2Js By
Moiasses--Very strong; open Kettle.
,sif 81: centrifugal. l64ls; syrups
strong. l16Q22.
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cablegrams.
London-The suitan's permission for
the extra gunbOats to enter Inc POS.
phorus put up consols but the ether
markets were dun and lltelcas, the
settlements In II begin tomm brow.
spanish securities were also a feature
as were also the Italians.
The Scotch shlpbullders strike has
terminated and this may have a good
effect tomorrow.
americans were dull and Union Pa.
oillcs were fiat.
Parls--The bourse was dun TO-DAY.
closing weak. mainly on the decline In
Italian and Spanish securities.
Herlin-The markets here were dull
today.
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A. UnnnI

The Texas and Pacific Halfway COM
many Will sell round trip excursion tick
eta 10 all points in the southern states
for the holidays at one fare for the
round trip. Tickets viii be on sale
December 20. 81 and 70. limited for re-
turn thirty days from date OF sale.
Take advantage or this opportunity
to visit your old home once more. Your
nearest ticket agent viii be able to give
you full Information. or address the
undersigned.
In addition TO the above thu Texas
and Pacific Railway company Ia now
selling tickets TO the Atlanta exposition
at greatly reduced rates. Write for in
CASTOR MEsLrER.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
DalIae Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12

Kansns icty. Mo-. Dec. )i,--Ca.tle-.
Receipts, 400. shipments. 200, heat
grades strong to 100 higher, others
ntcndy. Texas steers ranged 81 5OdD9. 30,
eS SS COWS so nrlys cows 0jg 5o ssef 10
stockers and feeders. ~. 5O1S.50i bulls
81 60Gl275.
Hogs-Receipts, 1880. shipments
none, Market weak 10 iOc lower. Henv.
les. sa.20d13O; packers, 81. 31ma 30
mixed. ,3,2tGa. %; lights s9,i5 10 sc
workers.. 50 SOFAS. s5; pigs. t3.OO6f3.e rs.
Sheep Receipts, as00; shipments
none. Market stendy Lambs, s. .00U
1 90; muttons. 81. i0GI3. 30.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12

New York Dec. 1.-Cotton-Quiet:
niodling, l-ac: net receipts, none /,
gross, S479; exports to Great Britain.
Nv, TO continent. 2s3l, forwarded, liGS;
ssles. SCI. spiuners. ISL; stock, 1887.
Total today-Net receipts, i1,45i; ex-
ports TO Great Britain, 0SS, to the con-
,lnent, 1881. stock. 905, i36
consolldatod--Net receipts, 1884;
exports to Great Britain. 475ag; France,
$3.50; to the continent, 1929.
Total since September NET receipts.
e,HS.l33; exports to Great Britain, 7ss,,
kge. Franco. ni0, b22i continent. GsI. al
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12

liverpool. Dec. ii.--wheat--spot
o,iIst nut steady. demand poor. No. 2
rcd winter. bs 3 I'D; No. 2 rod spring
stocks exhausted No, hard Mani,vpa,
siesdy i.4d lower December. " 3D.
January. 5s 3 Led; February. % l-4l;
March. ca Cd; April, % . i-sd' May ss
Cofn-spot steady American nike !.
81 Q s-Id. Futures steady, nnnhangea'
December, So l-21. January anu feD-
as 2 9-ltl: May, Is s'i1.
lrlour--Firni. demand moderate. st.
Louis fancy winter. "a I'd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12

New York. Dec, II. - wheat-Re-
celpts. POS 900; exports, 1900; snot
weak, No. red, 90 rs; No. hard,
6s 5-s. options opened dun and not
much affected by the crop report, de-
clnlng sharply later under free local
liquidation and an absence OF stlmu-
iating news and was finally heavy at
a net loss of t-2fl5-Sc No. red May.
81 rs; December, 60 is.
Hides-Dull.
Leather and wool steady.
Cotton seed oil-Flrm, but quiet
Coffee--OptionH opened quiet at I'M
unchanged; ruled lower and dependent
upon local trade. Covering orders
checked the decline and caused a
slight rally for few moments, closed
qulet net unchanged TO 10 points ad-
vance. March, 1910.
SPOT conec-Rlo dull. No. Z. II i-2;
Mild dull. Cordova, iSmlS i-2. Sales.
1900 bags, Maracoibo y. t. 300 bags;
Central American p, l.
sugar - Raw, duh centrifugal 60
test, 3 l-SQ3 5-S; refined, quiet.
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An Opportunity 10 spend Christina.
at Home.

on December goth. 2ist and 22d round
trip tickets from NIL points In Texas
win be sold by the Missouri. Kansaa
and Texas railway Uhe Katy to all
p non "a ,n ,nr ne rou"S , r, n rnde %, o.
thirty days from date Of sale.
On account Of this being the short
line and Ms through chair cars will be
run through TO most important points
In the Southeastern states this will be
your route for comfort and pleasure.
CAN on your nearest Ticket agent or adj
drcAs. w. q. CRUSH.
q. II. and r. A.. NJ. X. and Il. Ry.,
Dallas. Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12

Chicago. Dec. ii.-wheat declined IS
OF n cent today, making ] 5-sc loss In
two days. The market opened rntner
duh and weak at decline OF from
ia 10 3-Sc. The weakness Is an express
sion OF q conviction which many or the
heayy local operators have by sticking
doggedly to the short side as long as
thera II great demand for the grade OF
which they viii wait for a speeulst tive
ris. and win. The government crop
report AID not fall OF its usual result
Of being succeeded by bearlsh day,
although II gave the condition o. wheat
n a 4 a ealnpt 80 on December I. 1894.
Business continued dull throuxhout
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12

50. Louis livestock.

ST. Louis. Dec. -Cattle--Rcceipts.
and active. Export stcers. ssi0u3.55;
fat beevcs brought 81, fair TO choice
shipping stoers, sS,3ba94b; coarse heavy
steers. ss.i5dbI.Gj: dressed beef steers.
2S.00n4OO. steers. undor 1000 pounds,
sa,b0n9,T5. stockers and feeders, si.S5de
s.i0i COWS and helfers, Si.75d325i bulls,
mostly n,Sbq2a0. canning cows, tl,a5
ds.O0; calves, N.00as. 90: rexna steers.
grass. S3.95Ias5. fed. sa2ba37s: cows.
N75Ua00, bulk OF salus, S2.o0fIg.75
Hngs--Recelpts. 100. shipments, 800.
Market i've cents lower and active.
Heavy, S9,2jmai5; mixed. S9,l0l $40.
light. ss,e5dts.a5.
Sheep--lkeceipts 2iOO. shipments.
none. Market STEADY. Natives. s2,A0dp
255. common. si.h0N900. lambs, S2.75p
400; western, 81 0OIa0O
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12
|iIRKET WAS DULL. ).
~
,.rros PRICES VERY SLUGGISH IN
NEW yoRiS.
:. market Closed Very Weak ut n
Loss of nt Least Fifteen
Points /

New York. Dec. 1.-THE cotton mar
~ opened dull. cables unchanged to
nxer. The markets were weak nearly
III day and closed about the lowest
,oInt. The selling was chiefly by
houses having Liverpool connections.
M trading was conservative all along
M line. Advlces from southern hold
~ WAS n little lower. In the afternoon
ne market was decidedly weak, clos
lne barely steady at net loss Of l5
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12

New York, Dec. i.-Cotton--spot
closed quiet. Mlddling uplands. l-2c;
mlddllng gulf, Sac. Sales. Isl bales
Futures closed barely steady. Sales.
~, 100 bales. January, s.22 February.
va; aMrch. $50; April, SAL; May, S.4i:
June, S.45; July, $40; August, SAL;
bef, Sol. Deoember. q. Oe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12

Now York. Dec, II. - Considerable
business was concluded ms the result
OF forwardings on previous purchases
ana inOstil for lccoun. OF special wants.
Tho new demand, however. was very
Indifferent TO marked purchases from
current wants ana many engagements
were restricted to actual necessities
Printing cloths were very dull at lis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12

t.,ttt - :. ~ -. L lt 1-r~rf~~
r, rSn ESVnhn ss-.Inc icNow'nr r,seHs
ss,n Nv. s.''. suasn LOT nlask iahu Iarms,
49,, .,.u sf,VV s,nsr" s,ovHs. s@eoV
$500. =. iisre. r"r. sey,en.
DoTS~aln various parts Of the city Md
build houses 10 suit and sell Cheap On
easy payments, Houses and iotH to
trade NJ. l.. Chambers teal Estate
Exchange, ZOO Main street.
~, -,
.s,,,,,, .s',a a.u,. ,sn' sctvs w Wlsni.e
e,,''n,s l,vaS,,s isny'u hnu vu,,iNs,su,
ns.viuou W ntlsnuvn, Luu' ruo,ts
."su, :" uNunanhe w who'c nr ~
~ ~ VII .o"m r,vpgsts' Au'fsss
s'VN Nt''itN runs t i.',s..-..--
SNAPS in ioia for nvc days only, three
lots 5ON1o0 each. two car lines close,
$500 and sS2s. Terma arranged. Three
lots, sVNiOO each, on car line, east
front, $500 fof the three. NJ. l., Cham.
boris keal Estate Exchange, 700 Main
street.
ron BALE on EXCHANGING
have two brick aioro houses IN town
of Ennis, Tex. 10 srll ar exchange for
good farm, Anplv 10 ~ 4. l.i,son 4
Co, clio Main strcet
,sou "a 't,,,. ~. ID,
ia t a., h" VIII VIZ Ivy ya n"v r W y
iiso1 iboo ,.",. '1a,, IA n,o,,i,is,'
',''" tsNta,ah n9',se ~ ,,,i,g '''s'
"N''ist ", sas ,tn,.s,,' no s nw
-----------.---V W.
FOR sAIe-ASow IL the time to buy
q block OF ten or twelve acres nf or
nhhfd or Garden land near rurt worth
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WANTED dood cook FOR smaii fam.
ily. Can az once at b0l Lamar erect,
- .
WANTED--lFor roller flour mill, ten
flrst-olnsa millwfightE, For particulars
address a, q, Olds. care " Vnlenlin
Reyero, Monterey, Mexico.
HELP WANTED--'rlo makers, wood
choppers. coal minors, atone maH0ns.
farm hands. man and wife TO 20 on
ranch: hotel help or all Kinds. all In
need of work cali on or address with
stamp Edwards Labor agency. ii5ia
Main street, Fort Worth. Tex
WANThD-h printer who wnnia m
education IN music, chronology or short
hand. young lady preferred, "Gtam.
mer's Lightning system" the quldlt.
est system Of music on earth. Gram.
mer's True PhlldN1phy," this deepest
system For particulars write to
Grummer-Kyie Normal. Lcckney,
Toxns.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12

New Orleans. Dee. II. - Cotton fu-
lures quiet sales. $4,000 December.
i@ bid; January, s,o6ds or February.
sloQs.ll; March. S.13QS. IA; April,
..leQslI; May. S.20ds.2i; June, S.2sd
s.ai July, s2ens.27; August, 5 20 bid.
September. I,gO bid; October, 7.7g bid.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12

Reported by the Standard Commits
sion company Union stock yards.
Fat steerp, sebbu9'pO. feeders, S250l
1886: stays, $lB01l15, bulls, Sl5012 90;
good fat cows s2.00U2g5; medium cows,
r.e0Wl.eo; helfers, l.75Q2.oo: calves.
s2.5OGs.00.
Fat hogs--Hoavlcs. 1919 i-2a3,s5, good
demand fat mast hogs. s2T543.0O. light
hogs, sCOn3l5; good demand; wagon
hogs. S3.OOnaO6. In good demnnd.
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New Orleans Cot,ou.

New Orleans. Dec. l1.-cotton--
Easier; middling, Use; low mlddllng.
1850; good ordinary, 7 g.l6c; net re-
.eipis, llagl: groBs, 1892: exports.
treat Britain Gs6s. continent 1866,
'oastwlse 1860; sales. 5000; stock. sGS, O5s.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12

London, Dec, li.-Consols for money.
100 1916; for the account LOG 1915.
Bar silver, 30 il-1Gd per ounce.
Money IL Ter cent, the rate OF dis
count In the omen market for short and
three months bills, 1915 per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12

Galveston. Tex. Dec, ii.-spot cot
lon steady, unchanged. Middllng, s
tisc. Sales. 500; receipts, p317: exports,
". stock. l9a.qIO. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12
Local Cottou Market.

In the local market yesterday re-
oepts remained about the same, with
the following quotations.
Low mlddllnR l-4c.
Strict low middllns. 1854
Mlddling fi-2c.
strict middllne, 1850.
Good mlddllng. 9-ie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12

Standard dry salt, short clear, s5.2s;
standard short clear bacon, 1915: hams.
medium. se25; hams small. $3.50; break
faat bacon. 800: dry salt bellies. 50. rs;
bacon. tGTsi dry salt shoulders. $500;
California hams. 5000; pure leaf lard,
es m =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12

81. Louis, Mo-, Dec. Il, Cotton
Steady No sales reported. Mlddling,
! s.lsei receipts. 1856; shipments, .I0I.
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pyT Woniss.

.aasass sisss----,s.ss---,..
DYE Nonks-csu "a Unet9u btca 1904
Ham itrCOt Tor bavlDe boiled clothing
cleaned.
LOSE, t0ilND, sfitiYED, sFdLisS,
.. - - - - r.. ---------
LOFT Diamond stud between fos,.
$40 f returned TO G. H. MeAdans, vit
ilurnott street
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PATENTS.

NiLi.inN u, aE.,,J,..svN. rvu1syi~r.st.
hW anu solicitor u Amdtlchn and foreign
lgt.dls,. Trade nNlkh aud labcls, i,dviii
y streets, Warrington, u, d Seventeen
years eNpe'lepes, iutiuiinr service h.. q.
ihlnlus corps v, = patent once. ssni
ahllliy. corrrapnpdpntp 'nEitr,i, Mtnliun
Gazette
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FDft SALE.

.a.--1--ss-ss- s~s-ss ..
FOR SALE--Cypress POLES for teia-
graph or telephone use. or can DO saw.
cd w and used for fence posts. Adj
dress Posts. care Gazette.
ron sALIt--250 head or ono-year old
steer yenrlings: 800 cows at reasonable
figures. for Immediate delivery. Cat
tie can be seen 1t any time. 4. King.
Mexia. Toxas. Limeatono county.
DURING this week We will sell you
any heating stove In our house for 81
down and 81 per week. N. A. Cunning
ham. zoo Main street.
NEWSPAPER FOR sALE-old as.
tabllshed daily. weekly and Job bust
ness, IN large East Texas town. Only
one other paper In county. Bargain for
practical man. Address X. r.. care
Gazette. Fort Worth
ron SALE at a bargain. gentle horse.
harness and buggy. Call at news stand,
900 Houston stree from 10 TO II and 2
to Q afternoon.
FOR sALE-kt bargain. one second
hand phaeton, ono FURRY. two top box
bnggies and a Hight canopy top pony
cart. Apply 10 A. r. walker. 2i0 West
First street.
FOR ShLE-f am now Offering for
sale tho Hanna House. with all It's fix-
lures. for cash. Address II. W. spear.
Troupe. Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12

No Ap LESS THAN Two Idwrs,
NO CHARGES LESS THAN IS CENTS
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wANTED--A Remington typewriter;
must be IL good order and Il : IsV
price. Address WAfkinss 4. -, eaeo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12

WANTEp--A partner 10 buy half In
fair business In Fort Worth. Address
X, caro- Gazette.
Act QUIcKLY--feck fortune by the
shortest rond; suocesstni turf opera
tiona capital OF s25 has averaged sI95
weekly profits for nearly q year You
can't beat my record; II u superb:
proofs and particulars free. Philip NJ.
Archer. Covlngton, Ky.
a GOOD. live daily paper. making
some money, WANTS 10 enlarge Docs
not own outflt. wants partner. with
outflt; must be n printer; or 10 buy
fair outfit on easy terms. Address r. O.
Box ~. Nnvaaota, Tex.
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Personal.
WINTERS, DAVIS n COZ,
Heal Estate ana General oommi.sion
Agents,
once fin Hotel Worth nuiidinr, Fort
worth, Tgx.

heat Etuutc uhu tfhefnt commission
once in Hotel Worth nuiidinr, Fort
worth. res.
Read Our spccinities for To-day.
FOR EXCHANGE miles
from Iredrll, on tho Houston and Tex.
MS Central railroad, IN Busquo ouunty,
we have an excellent farm OF i5g acres
excess makes II over 900 acres). The
land ia fenced and cross fenced; ifb
acres In high state OF cultivation, and
contract lot for breaking 100 aerea
more. Land is black prairie. rich and
productive Thefc are two sets OF
improvements. including dwellings,
barns, cribs, etc. Fine spring water,
abundance OF stock water and In short,
splendid farm and ranch, Can put
In 20 head Of work mules from 2 TO
ycars old. 10 head OF cattle, etc. rrlces
reasonable. The value Of the farm,
live stock ana everything IL about 500
600, We eau exchange for stock OF
merchandise OF any siae, from 5000
TO $4,000, and adjust differences TO
suit winters. Davis & Co. Heal Es-
tate and General Communication Agents
Fort Worth, Tex.
c. II. D.--Rou,e list sent 70 Aioka. :.
HEATING Movcs cheaper than any
house IN the city on easier payments
than ever heard OF before at N. a.
Cunnlngham's. 100 Main street,
,.,i, s1ist,
nhor -Sson ~ NJ. ',M.t,,e,i,,i
tuner. Satisfaction guaranteed. Mol
crate terms, Address postal card No.
lie Taylor street.
RfIpnER goods for hyefenic and pri.
waite use. Gem Rubber Co.. Kansas
CITY. Mo.
1EEflV IEELlil!-CIVqpesi ss1 Drs, ~
acr iiGin.
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en "nN.
FOR nENT--At tOii Lamar street;
rooms FURNISHED or unfurnlphcd.
- -
rv .,h. 49, ,an, ,has1, tSt do,"a
w u -.
NICELY furnished rooms IN new brick
nj the corner OF Weatherford and Tay-
lor streets.
FOR RENT--Turnished front room.
7i2 cherry street.
ron UENT--IIouee al tor roomp. tho
old j. y. Woods homestead. South
unughey, large hruumus, ,uvxloV , soet'
wv per month"; " VIII W. Ut sSVvy,
easy ternh, " ii. bliinhnh' bonru Oh
Trade buldlns,
sultnhic TOR two gentlemen or uofi-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12

= II. - A0krIu WANIHOs L..I
~ q M 1ziSfy paid 5Ssdshssf M
eigars; experience not necessary: ektrA
ihducemehts e customers Bishop a.
Kline. e. Loilts. No. -.
AuENTs-~A bnap for YOU, ses.0o WEeR-
". 5000 yearly No experience re-
uuircd. failure impossible. our Bthsinn
= new one, rarticuats frte. Address
Y. Q. box 1903, B9ston. Mass. y,
wANTE!'--1laliy on sentic1nan 10 cd1.
per month ana comnisHIons. Ths M.
tlonal company. Fort Worth, Tex.
WANFEb@-f.lfe insnrandc incn. Ton
figures, stanasemsnt of agents. No
liability Oh unpaid notes, Libetni ad-
vances. bay state OF Massachusetts a.
organized 1851. Low rates. w. j.
Mintoiii general agent. Dallas, Tex.
.wANrEbl-rhe names ana addrcssss
OF music tenchcra, vocal and iustru-
mental. II will Intefeei you. Write
Ut onrs 10 Drummer. kyls Normal.
Lockney. Texas.
WANTED 'rhe minutes and nddfcsses
81 snlrsiren. Zig pay Andfess Gram
mer Kyle Co. Leclhsy, Texas.
TyPnwRiTEHs = Densmofs Eta;e
Agency, the lirhtcst running ara best
ruphiih Send Tor catalogue 2ibbons
nnl supplies for all machines. Yost
radf. ~. J .Conyneton, No. liz W,
SINH etreet, Fort WORTH. rex.
whNTEn~u sood I've agent IN
every city III Texha WITH lrlephone
ryatrm Adhfcsn with stamp. boz e5s.
Ccncordia. KnnshH.
AGrNTs--rithet SEX % daily. supplying
tsulaf tusiviuets, Clouds st'l N every house.
mem sSsc 'i ss s@,Hs * x, %slsst,N,sT,Sn III
vlnr, e1f Fifth avenue, chisspn