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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02
Heavy Shipments Kept
Prices Down.
MARKET SLIGHTLY LOWER
Chicago Packers and Shippers oobbc
Up All the Hogs Put on
the Market.

CHICAGO, July I.
The cattle receipts were estimated Mt about
lsQo0 head, being an increase OF more than
100 head over the arrivals last Monday and
choioe medium weights suitable for the
summer trade were the only KINDS that We're
In really good demand Choice ana fancy
bceyes were offered quite sparlngly, and
for such grades prices remained steady nut
other kinds moved On at reductions AZ ~
l0c. Sales OF native cattle 10 dressed heet
firms md shippers were on OASIS OF Ss,oV
u6.5N for common to strictly choice lots
weighing from 800 TO 1900 pounds. few
going under $500 and the bulk Of trading be,
Ing at $3.50 10 $3.50. butchers aud camera
stun showed fair animation and the better
class OF stock ruled steady but others sold
lower. Bulls sold at A.l5H3.0 and COWS
were In demand at H.5ontoQ. being large
were received and sellers had TO submit 10 a
decline OF about ioc in order to effect sales
Buyers were hungry for hogs, and early
In the day the supply was about all bought
up, prices scoring an advance OF 5IlNc.
Chicago packers were free buyers and SO
were shippers. the cut In railroad froiehts
average quality was only fair, as Is usual on
Monday. and there was quite a scramble for
the best droyes, some prime hogs fetching
s5,i5. Sales were made Of common to choice
heavy hogs at si70d5.16i mixed lots a. S4.I0l
sos. light weights at At0d5co and piga az
Sl0Qd5,5O. The bulk Of the sales were at
S5.0085.10 for heavy, and S5OOu6,eO for
shoep-Thc week opened with a big supply
in the pens, tho receipts being estimated
at II 600 IN the pen against l2.623 last Mon
day. There were some nocks Of fat sheep,
as well as the usual large receipts OF spring
lambs but the sheep consisted largely OF
Western and Texans. Choice sheep and
lambs sold very well at steady prices. but
other kinds averaged l0ul5c lower and d
good many lots are likely to be left over
for Inferior to ohoice with sales largely be-
tween $500 and $500 sprlng lamba sold
at SJ,00d5.75 Tor poor to choice and extra lots
| were worth S5.S60G.0o.
Rocoipts-Cattlo. 1900; calves, co., hogs
| 90 600. sheep 900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

Now York, July 1.-The cotton market
opened al an advance Of 9dl2 points, further
advanced i8Gi5 and closed steady at net
gain Of l2di3 points. The principal basis Of
strength shown by tho Liverpool market
which gained . i-2Gf points net and cioaed
Arm while the increased sales OF spot cotton
showed disposition TO buy which recent
advloea have not Indicated. In addition crop
accounts have been uneven with some reports
Of rain In numerous sections including Texas.
Unfavorahlo reports were also received from
Georgia and Louisiana. In the afternoon
there wore buying orders here from New
Orleans while private advices said a nriner
fecting existed IN New Orleans as the re-
suit OF apprehension respecting the amount
OF injury to the crop by recent rains. This
caused sellers TO withdraw and the market
had fine undertonc throughout the after.
noon. Spot qnlet 81 an advaneo OF l.gc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02
THE GAZETTE'S
/ CLASSIFIED ADS. |
RATE FER LINE.

One Insertion. Observation-Disclosures, 90
Ono week. .s.......s.ss ...s..s- -
NhV Moulns ..sss. .ssssss' $50 .'.sf' i'NV
Count SIX Words 10 tho Line.
No AID LESS THAN TWO LINES. NO
CHARGE LESS THAN 25c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02
AS A
GENERAL
FAMILY MEDICINE.

iirown's Iron Filters Is safe
aud reliable for old and Young.
ia wonderfully strengthening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02
Reduced Excursion Rates.

DENVER AND RETURN.
one fare, account National Educa-
uonm association. Sell July 2, Q. 4.
BOSTON AND RETURN.
one fare. account Christian En-
doavor meeting Sell July 3, 4, s and q.
BOSTON AND RETURN.
one fare account Knights Templnr
conelave. Sell August II, Is. 10. 20 q
and %.
BALTIMORE AND RETURN.
one fare, account baptist Young
Peoples Union. Sell July Is and IA.
DENVER AND RETURN.
Ono fare. account Pharmaceutical
association. Sell August II and IL.
Write 20 the. undersigned for addl-
tlonai Information.
.. o. MccAlsf..
q. 7. g.. Fort Worth. Tex.
W. T. ORION.
c. +. A., Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02
THE SMALLEST IN FIVE YEARs.
Secretary Hesters Cotton Statement for the
Month OF Juno.

Muuln VI JuHos
Now orleans, July 1.-Secrotary Hesters
June cotton statement shows the smallest
June cotton statement shows that the smallest
figures being 1900 bales less than last year,
10000 bales less than the year before and
1900 less than ls9l-s2., The excess In
amount OF the crop brought into sight for
tho ten months OF the season from September
/ TO June inclusive 10 2l9l,775 over last
year. 3.Wss9i over the year before and
6lS, 1859 over 1892.
The movement from September l to tho
close OF June inclusive shows total receipts
at all United States delivery ports I,9i3.659
against 6, S59 1875 last year, 4.9Gi ,225 the year
before and I02G,322 the hame time In 1897
net overland movement by railroad across
the Mississippi Ohio and Potomac rivera
9Gi 267 against 3.075 last year. ss1, 100 year
before last and i,2Sll0s same time In 1892.
Southern mill taltngs excluuiyo OF quantity
consumed at Southern Outports Gi2, 5Il against
cas-, 1856 last year, 655,0lS year before last
and 5s7,S7D same time In 1892, and interior
stocks In excess Of those held at tho COM
mencement Of the season c2s7 against ESQ
last year, 9tis year before last and ~ see
same time in 1892 This makes the total
amount OF the crop brought into sight during
the ton months to the close Of June 9bss.7St
against 7,a020O1 last year, G507. sol yoar be-
fore last and s,a6s,595 same time in 1892
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

Liverpool July l.--Cotton. spot increased
demand and prices higher American mid
ding fair, 4 i5-lsd; good middling, 3 7-Sd;
American mlddiing 2 2a-S2d low middlng.
a-3gd Tho sales OF the day were u 900
bales OF which 600 were for speculation and
export and included 1000 American. Re-
Futures opened firm, closed firm. American
middling l.. NJ. O., July l5-Gid5 lG-6id
July and August, . t5-Gig3 46-Gid; August
and September, . l7-Gidi September and
October, 3 ig-eid; October aud November.
. ie-6id November and December. 3 bO-G4d;
December and January, . 52-6id; February
April 55-Gid. The tender OF todays de-
liycries were 1880 bales new docket and
200 bales Of old docket.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

On account OF National Educational asso-
citation meeting held at Denver. Colo, July
4 10 ~. inclusive. the Cototn BELT route
viii sell tickets TO Denver and return at rate
Of one faro plus 81 on July g. 4, and O,
1895, limited 10 continuous pasaage going and
10 iuIy il. 1895 for return, with privileges
N cxtension TO September !. 1895, by de-
Nesting ticket with Joint agent at Pueblo.
Colorado Springs. Manitou or Denver. on
or before July 10. 1895. Stop overs allowed
M pueblo and beyond within flnal limits OF
ticket. Side trips at low rates will be given
10 ali points Of interest,
A. a. Gibson, T. p. A..
6. q. WARNER, O. p. A., Fort Worth.
Tyler. Tex. u. NJ. MORGAN.
G. p. & T. A., 40i Main street. Fort Worth,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02
FINANCIAL.


New York. July Tho Evening rosta
London oabiegram says; The chief interest
continues TO be an Investment Of stocks and
South American shares. the principal feature
In tho latter section being demand for those
in outlying districts Of the 1ransval
Americans opened duh and apiritless but
stocks being, however, loath to respond to
the improved tone.
Russia is very indosposod to let the Chi
nesc loan drop and that i may yet be ar
isfactlon OF London bualnoss. Stocks OF cop
per increased nearly 1000 tons In juno.
There is loss competition for English treas
ury bills. The average rate for yearllngs
Is ia per cent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02


FOR SALE or EXCHANGE acrcs IN
ono milo VI ericsson, tho CROSSING Of the
uulf Colorado and Santa Re and the Fort
Worth and Rio orlando railways. AL prairie
land with nno graHa and water, Some tilla-
bic WIN soil cheap. on ohsy terms or cX.
chnngc fot improved CITY property 100 acres
adjoining the town " Rpohp1ri, Thcy have
a docp water contract now. Fronts right on
the bay and 10 Cue for grapes and gar
dcnlng WIN Fiyo a bargain. and viii ex-
change for property In North Texas, Eighty
eight acres OF timber laud near liandloy
10 trade for vacant lot or house and
lot on the South Side, For sale near Crow
10y, In this eountyi one tract Of 1850 acres
An fno black prairie land and fenced Prices
low down md tOrmn cnsy. Also, one farm
OF iSs acres one Of a55 aorof. and ono OF
$40 acres and one Of 100 arroa Cheap long
timo. Fine black land and wol Improved
Farms In Oh parts Of the country, and
pastures cheap Fruit and garden mnd1i
near tho city in all sized tracts Suit any.
body In pricoa and terms, Houses and iotn
IN Fort Worth 10 sell mogt any way, Hun.
man Co, Fort Worth. Tex.
WILL exchange new broom modern rtylo
cottage and lot from street TO street pricb
5000, for 400 IN utock. balance easy month
~ payments. Other houses and lots 10 reil
and trade. NJ. y. Chambers, Real Estato
Exchange, 700 Main street.
FOR EXCiIANGE-M lncrai springs resort.
Water uasurppnscd IN Texas. Hotel with
fourteen rooms Best location In North
Texas for alnltnrlum, md summer resort,
For experienced penson. fine ouportunit~,
VIII trade for Fort Worth city property
Address n W, b. care Gazette
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

Buy wIIEAr--'rhe present active and nd
vnnclng mnrket offers the greatest oppor-
tnnlty In many years for profitable Invest.
lnpnt, everybody believes IN 81 wheat. and
thew are Justified In their conclusion by
tho small available supplies poor crop
prospect, continued heavy exports and III
crenslng milling and cash demand; there
advance from day TO day; take advantage
OF II by trading In groin; send for our
manual; also daily market bulletin. nd
wishing whit and when 20 buy; both free.
Stansell a Co. bankers and brokers, suite
rs, Traders Bulldinr. Chicago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

Holiday. July i.--lt has been raining here
almost every day for the past week. Every
thing "a perfectly saturated with water. More
al this season Of tho year. The oat crop
will not be an entire failure. as was at irst
supposed wv. II. Higgins. station agent
at thla place will leave on the morning train
TO take abort vacation. He Will be relieved
by Mr.. r.. II. Fiddemen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

Kansas City, July 1.--Cattle- Receipts,
GOO; shipments, 500 Weak to lOc lower,
Tcxas stcors, So. T55ti.O0 rexns cows.
S2.i5d3,0O. beef steers, Si.00d3.3i; ma
sr yp 81 SS 605,i as, bniis 81 9SIs GO "''U A''u
Hogs Rcccipts,~ NI00; shipments, 1900,
Market > 20 10 cents lower; hulk Of sales,
SlGpltiSO. hcnvles. A.I5dti,0O; pAckcfe.
StGpdL70: mixed, Si.iOGfi so; lights SiiA
diG0; workers. Si.j0ltt00 pigs, Si.l05i
40
Sheep Receipts, 1000; shipments none,
Market steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

Nrw onI.EANs pRonrcr.

Iew orleans, La. July 1.-Hog products
ct. Pork, IL $40. Lard. refined teree.
Rio. ordinary to fair. IL Ia
lourGpun, Extra fancy, s3.s5ds.oO; pat
d. A.15Gi.20.
low, 55g66c.
1-2c.
ngar-Quict. Open kettle fair to prime,
l-4a3c; common to good common. 2 $50
20; centrifugal, on white, 1880; gray
Ito, 9-l6c; choice yellow clarified.
a prime yellow clarified, 7-16c; on yell
y 'elarlflod, 1-4a3 3-sc; seconds, 2d3 a-i6c.
olasses--Steady. Centrifugal, good prime,
Mic; good fair 10 primo. 6afo; good COM
n to fair. &c; Inferior, 394c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

Now York. July i.--Agenis have advanced
TIE price Of boston Duck company solid col
ored and fancy duck ~ cent. IN the part
of d number OF buyers there was a normal
inquiry bat tho volume Of new hudneAE
was very light. In the execution Of old con-
tracts there was enormous deliveries OF ali
classes Of goods and on many June contracts
the mills are far behind.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

New York, July I.-M)ncy on call easy at
1 1-2d2 per cent, last loan | ~. closed at
1 1-2 per cent
Prime IN, rcantllc paper 2 1-2fi3 per cont
Sterling exchange steady with actual husl-
demand and Sass l-26l.ss "a for sixty days;
posted rates. stSeg1i.s9 1-2 and si,90di.9O l-2.
Silver certificates 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

Now York. July i.-Cotton quiet. mIddling
1-Sc. gross receipts. G25 forwarded "a.
aaiea 2hSi HpinneTE IS; stock. eos III.
Total today net receipts o. exports 70
Great Britain i7s stock iiiC70.
Consolidated net receipts. 1Nf. exports 10
Great britain. 107a. TO continent 1000
Total aimee September met receipts
7.sao.ts9. exports to Great britain. $685.
s8s. TO France 77o.s5ci to continent 2.Sae-
20
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

WILLIAM O. HENDERSON. connselor,at-
law and solicitor Of American md foreign
patents, trnde marks and labels. Rooms
Il streets, Washington, ID. Q. Seventeen
Years experience. Including service IN ex.
amlnlng corps y. s. patent ONCE. Send
ability. Correspondence invited. Mention
Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

liverpool. July 1.--whent-Spot, quiet. de-
nd poor. No, red winter, 5s ga: No, 2
II sprinR stocks exhausted No. hard
,nltoba, IS ca; No. l California IS Id.
Futures quiet lid higher. July, SIS I'd
iEust, Is sd; September. 5s l-2d: oc-
bcr, Is Id; November, 5s 7 S-id; De-
mber, Is Id.
sern-spot, firm. American mixed, now,
a 1-2d.
ISitures unchanged 10 LEA lower. July. a.
!: August. As 3 I'D; September, IS La:
z. Is lad.
Fiour-Dull. Fancy St, Louis winter, Is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

route will sell tickets to local points on
thelr lines In Texas within 200 miles at rate
OF one fare with minimum OF 80 cents. /. e.,
no round trip tickets TO be sold at less
rate than 60 cents. Selling date, July 3
and 1, inclusive, limited to July for re-
turn. -
BIO hold In Fort Worth July T. the Cotton
Belt route will soil round trip tickets 10
Fort Worth and return at rate " one fare.
with maximum Of s. for the round trip, from
any point on our lines
Selling dates, July and 4, limited to July
z for return. S. q. wARNER, O. p. A..
a. A. Gibson. Tyler.
u. Is. MORGAN,
l0i Main Street. Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

Now Orleans La. July LECTION futures
quiet and steady. Sales, a. 200 bales. July
6.7s bid: August. G.7ad6.SO; September. G.7i
GG.79; October. 6 7adGSO; November, 6.79d
G.Si December, G.sid6.S5; January, 6.S9d
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

Now York, July l.-Cotton-spot closed
quiet, Mddllng uplands l-sc; mlddling
guilt a.Sc; sales 25s bales.
Futures closed steady. Sales 100 200 balcs.
January us; February, 7.23; March, %
July, Csc: August. 6.95; September, ZOO; DC
tnhnr 1.0l. November. los. Deeembor. ia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

New York. July i.--Total sales OF stocks
today were 2a5. 40 shares including: Ameri-
can sugar. $500; American tobacco, ai.S00i
Chicago gas, &C 50O disulllng and c. f. Co,
1890: st. Paul. 1900; silver certificates,
1000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02
KANsAs crTY CRAIN,

Kansas city, July i.-Whrat-Irrcgular
No hard. 80 i-2al5I Ice: No. . rcd, GI6i
dac; rejected. Onu6ic.
Corn-Flrn. No. mixed. i1Hn lie;
No. . WHITE ~ 1-2c
Oats-1-2c lower: No mixed, % lea
23c; No. white, 20c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

NV York, July l.--conec-santos, hol.
dnmburg- Dull, unchanged TO IA pig.
ser, sales, 1000 bags; stock, 100000
oi-IIoliday. Receipts, 1000 bugs,
Hnrchoufc deliveries from New York
fnrdoy sTG3 bags; New York stock IT.
u 23i ,505 bags; United States STOCK,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

aiaSe7 bnrs. niloat for tho United i,tntts,
$4,000 haga; tnlnl Visible for the United
States n0D,Ss5 bags, against 2s0S0i bags
last year
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

London, July l.-consols for money. 107
Ia. for the account, 100 5-iG. Bar silver,
so i-2. Money. 1-ifti-2. Rate discount for
short and three months bills. D-l6U5-s.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

New York, July l.-Bcnd list
Atchlson:. go - - - - - - -. -
Central Paeiho.. ....'. ...'..., !s -
Chicago. burlington and quincy -. 81 50
Cotton on Certificates. ..-s
Dei hudson's -, :. see - - ~ -
Den. a. X. q, pref. e. g. 80. ...... AZ 81
DlstIllers and Cattle Feeders :. =. .,.. @ is
Illinois central. So. SO. ...''. w
Kansas and ToSas, pref. Is Ia
Northern Pacific, pref. :. :. :. 49,. 16 -
Missouri Paoinc.. $50. 81 Is
Louisville and Nashville. q. :, =. =. d. O. IS
Northwestern. g.. E, 49,. $500. u IL
Northwestern pref. .'lil ~
Patlhc Mall. .'.' '''- y ~
Rio Grandc Western. . =. :. =. :. :. II
Rio Grando Western pref. :. =. a
Rock leland. =. .-... =
- raul - =. - - '''' 49, %, -
81 Paul. pref. - - .'.'''''''lsi ~
sugar kennefy; :. - - ''s'l0a 80
Tenn. Coal and lron.... " !-s
Texas Pacific. -. u Id
wabash, 81, i. 3 Pac 49,. ....., S1-2
Wabash. st, l.. & Pac. pref. ....,. ~ 5-S
Wells Fargo Express. :. .....".l06
Western uni2n. c..;,,: $50 - 50 " ~
Houston and Texas Central. =. :. 80.
Closing stocks vest
U. s. 2s now, reg. =. e. :. E. :. :. ..l29 81
U. s. 2s new, coup. ......ls5 ~
U. :. bs, reg. ....'.llg ~
U. s. bs, coup. =. :. :. =. =. :. :. ...llG 5-S
Y. s, IS. reg - 80 ~
y; 5, as, coup. =. - - - :. - ''.'''iia 90
Missouri IS. - - - ''''lW
Atchison Second A. . =. :. -. e. e. q 5-s
Central Pacific nrst Of '9j.. :. ......100
pen. G n, @. NIB
Den. II. q. g.. ,........ -. 80. Sc "a
a IL s. A. 81 1O3
G. H. & S. 4. IS. :. :. 49,. :. :. -. ,ioi 1-2
ii. & T. G. 5s.... 80. =, :. :. :. -. 100 IL
H. q II. " th..sfsss .ssssssss W.
H. k q T, second A.. 49,. ....... CD
81, l.. /. ii. gen Is ................ S01-2
ST L. q s. r. gem g. =. :. =. =. ...10s
Toxas Pacific 1rsts -. 90
Texas Pacific seoonds.. 80. -. -. ~ 1-2
Union Pacific tlrsts Of &c.. . 49,. -. log is
West Shore as, ....''l01 o-S
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

sTrxctI.s nTr, -writo DeIias stamp and
Printing Company. Dallas ror latest catn-
logilo; cheapest Iquse la North Io2as.
Trial ofdsls solicited
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

......-e.. -
fiffI son & CO., Henrietta, Clay county.
rnd cry property corfespond Once sailclt.
Cd Refsrdncos; Partners Nauenql bank,
Hpnrictta; First National uAnk, Foft
Worth. Land Moftgaae bank q rexss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

.,y,s~e->.es.-,-.,,-,-~-
WANTED Experienced music teacher wishes
a clana. Graduate, References Exchanged.
Address Miss Jones, Conservatory Of Musit,
Nashville, Tenn.
WANTED--By accountant. eight years expo
rlcnoe. permanent position. No ohjeotlnn 10
leaving city. Roferences furnifhed. Ahfrcar
Accountant, caro- Gazette,
A WOMAN Of experience with recommondh-
lions desirea position as housekeeper for a
gentleman. Address J. D.. care Gazettc
WANTED-position by rellnble youne
nun 10 drive delivery wagon. Can also
clcrk keep books and BIO otherwise useful
Address ]. NJ r.
WANTED--By an experienced md expert
hoOkkeoper, one or two small sets Of hooks
10 keep during day or evening. Al refer
cnecA. Address IN" general delivery.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

NEW YORK SILVER,
New York, July liar silver, &C Sic
Mexican dollars % i-4c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-02

FOR RIsNT--storos. oflccs and houses In all
parts OF the city. NJ. l.. Chambers, Real
Estate Exchange. 100 Main street.
ron HFNT'-Ncwiy furnlshcd roons with
privilege 0f bath, Southeast corner Sec.
ond aud Ruek streets.
REAL. ESTATE AND MENTAL.
W. L. LlGoN & cO,,iieai Eatnte and Rental
Agents go Main street. upstairs. Telephone
No 4lf We have several good bargains
IN rnsidencos on oesy terms. Parties wiahirE
70 huy will DO wnll 10 sec US, full lirt Of
vacant fosidont and businoss property woll
located on terms 70 suit 100 acre fruit farm
with horses cows, hogs chickens, otc.
Stores and dwellings IN ~ parts of the city
for rent. II you want your property rented
ring up W. l. Lyon & o.. Phone No 40.