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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28
Crooked.

HCrookcdf" remarked tho colonel from
Toxns, who has Just returned from nm 81.
tended visit in Boston, Crooked, aahf
Why, | never saw such crooked and such
narrow streets In my life. Whenever ]
met u gentleman about my own build"-
aud he swellod up TO his fullest capacity to
give color 10 tho romark--"oithor ho or
had 10 crowd into m alloy 10 let tho other
by. and IL was very inconreniont, sab,
very
''Boston streets md sidewalks nro not
MS wido as we have them horer' qnqried
Tho Star man, who had been listening
worry attentiyely.
"woil, I rather reckon not And crook
ed think tho men who laid out tho old
streets OF Boston must have used tho letter
S and figure for diagrams. Just 20 show
you, was walking nlong Washington
street, one OF tho principal business streets,
one afternoon, and about rod ahead u
mo saw the back of a man i thought !
knew---somothing about bis build and
clothing that seemed very fainiliar--so ]
hurried up to catch him. Ho started for
ward at a moro rapid gait at tho same
time. but gained on him. md Just rs we
reached turn In tho street n little more
abrupt than usual put my hand on his
shoulder. At tho Fafne Instant felt a
hand on my shoulder, and looking around,
who do you suppose sawi'
Cant imagine, replied Tho Star man,
Myself Dang my buttons II hadn't
put my hand on my own shoulder Fact,
/ assure YOU" And ho hurried nwny 70
get ready for his i!utles the next day as
Sunday school teacher. --wnshington star.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28
CAPTURED A sHleANo.
An OUTLAW who Relied Upon tho Word
OF a Gentleman.


Tho last survivor OF wealthy Greok
family. Sklliszi by name was In Naples
overseeing the erection of magnificent
mausoloum to tho memory OF his brother,
recently deceased The mausoleun WINS
ct some distance from tho city and will
dcrness separated tho building from the
nearest road. In this wilderness SklliEzi
had ono evening n strange adventure which
DO related afterward TO Rudolph Loh-
mann, who prints II In his "Reminis.
oenocs."
Sklllyzl was on his way TO bis carriage
when he was nocostcd by a notorious armed
brigand who infested tho nolghborhood
aud had batilcd all attempts to capture
him.
"Your purse or your lIfel" called tho
brlHlnd, al tho same timo leycllng his gun,
Skilizzl, instead OF being frightened, an
sworod quietly;
Put down that gun and lot us have a
talk"
The man ohcyed.
~ can give you my purse" skillzsi con-
tlnued, land should not feel tho loss OF IL,
but would you gain much by Its contenisi
1hoy will not go far and you will thcn
have TO continue a brlgand until you arc
caught and hehcndcd,"
"Qultc true" said tho man, "but then
have q wife and children. cannot lot
thcm Nnryc."
Suppose one promised 10 tnlsr care OF
them, would you give up this Infamous
lifoy'
III were suro OF It," said tho man,
staggered, II would glve II up tomorrow. "
~ give YOU. said SkiliHzl, "a gentle.
mans word OF honor that will takc onrc
Of your wife and children, VIII you coma
with mo, Riyo yourself up, work out your
scntence-whlch will DO Infinitely mora
leniont than II you were oaptured--and bo-
gln an honest life hitcrwardf"
After some moments Of hesitation the
man accepted tho Offer. They entered the
carriage together and drove TO tho nearest
police station, whore tho man gave himself
up, TO tho unsponkablo surprise OF tho nu.
thorltics
Through tho iron grating which now
separated tho two the brlgnnd shook hands
with hls captor aud said, God bless you'll r.
San Francisco Examiner
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28
SHOOTING THE RAPIDS.
just Enough Danger Present to MAKE 1t
a TaAclnatlng Feat.

Just Enough Danger Present to MAKE II
a Fascinating Feat.
As we approached tho stocrsmnn In tho
first canoe stood up 10 look over tho course.
Tho sea was high Was It too hlghf
Tho canoes were heavily loaded. Could
they leap the wavest There was quick
talk among the guides US we slipped
along, undecided which way TO turn.
Then tho question seemed TO settle itself,
rs most OF these woodland questions do, az
II some sllont force Of nnturo had tho cast
ing vote "Sautcs, sautez," cried Fcrdl.
nand, "envoyes am lhrgo" In u moment
wo were sliding down tho smooth back Of
tho rapid, directly toward tho nrst big
wave, The rocky shore went Ivy us like q
dream. We could feel tho motion Of tho
earth whlrling around with us. Tho crest
of the bllluw In from, curlnd above tho bow
OF tho canoe "Arrctc, nrroto, doucc-
month A swift stroke OF the paddle
checked tho canoe qniyoring and pranuing
like horse suddenly refined Ia. Tho wayp
ahead, as II surprised, SINK and iinttenod
for second Tho canoe loapod through
tho edge OF II, sworyed to ono sido mud ran
gHyly down along tho fringe Of the line Of
pillows into qulotor wnter.
Every ono feols the exclamation Of such
descent l know lady who almost
cried with fright when Aho went down hor
first rapid, but before tho voyage was
ended she was saying;
Count that day lost whose low descending sun
Bees no fan leapcd, no foaming rapid run.
II takes touch Of danger to bring out
tho joy OF life
Our guides began to shout and Joke
each other and praise their canoes. you
grnsed that villain rock Mt tho corner, 7"
said Joan. " Didn't you know whore IL
vast"
"Yos, after ! touched 1t, cried Ferdi-
mind. "But you took In bucket OF
water, and suppose your m'sieur Is sit
ting On pleco OF tho river. Is 10 notF'
This seemed to us oil very merry jest,
and we laughed with tho same inextin-
guishablc laughter which practical Joke
according TO Homer always used TO raiso
In Olympus. Exchange.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28
CATTLE SALES SLOW
,ar RUN OF THURSDAY WAS
TOO LARGE FOR DEMAND.
.,,ou sized Hardy Steers IN Dc.
mand at Chlcago-Thc Supply OF
Hogs Was Extremely Light

chicago, Dec. 27.--Cattle-salcs were
.,ow at the reduced prices Of yesterday
afternoon. Thursdays run was too
large. The demand was for small
s,z,d hardy steers. Common to choice
hssyes sold largely at :s.75Gi35: the
.,oeser and feeder trade was slow at
stronger prices with limited offerings.
po,ehers' and Gamers stun was in
mail supply; there was a fair deriand,
and prices moved up about 10 CENTS
COWS selling largely at $l.S543.0O. Tex
az cattle were In small supply and ruiz
a frmer with sales Of ITO pound fed
steers as high as $500. Meal fed Tex
ss cattle will probably be fairly plenti-
MI after the holidays. Grass steers
ron Mexico avera ging SIS pounds sold
At t2.7o.
from yesterday the supply was eS-
tromely small. There was good de-
mand and the light offerings were soon
disposed OF at an average advance of
cents, prime butcher weights going
AZ high US 1896. Sales were made of
common to choice droves at S3.i0dJ3.65,
With sales largely at S3.55il9.6O; eastern
shippers have bought extremely few
hogs this week, and Chicago packers
we're disposed to operate cautiously.
but the very small runs" served to
stiiien prices for all merchantable
droyes.
Sheep-Common to choice sheep sold
at S2,0jG3.35; export sheep brought $500
6325: some fed westerns fetching 1926.
and limbs We're active at s3,25Q3.5O;
yearllngs brought s3.30dS55, and west
ems sold at s2,60qS.25. in fair numbers.
Tie market was lively and prices aver
aged 10 cents higher than yesterday.
Receipts - Cattle. 5000; hogs, sV00:
sheep 5000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28

Kansas City, No. Dec. II wheat
About lie lower. Offerings lishi. 40.
hard. 5idji lie; No. red, 56c. NJ .
spring. 80 l-2@5Se; No. spe,ng. die;
rejected. 4Oc,
Corn-Rather slow. No 2 mi.,A1, 2i1
2l lac; No, 2 white, - i-I6g22 i.2c.
Oats-Rather slow, abort steady,
No, 2 mixed. 10 1-2UlGc; M. white,
lG l-4QiG l-2r.
Hay-steady. Timothy. .!1.coul2, so;
prairie, s6.OO075O.
Buttrr-Wealy. Creamery, IS l-2Gp
% lie; dairy, ii0l5c
II lie.
oats, 20OJ.
Shlpmtnts-None.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28

oh'o. A specific denial Of song Of these re.
ports was made. The reaetionary Increment
was soon s'emmed by covering purchase, for
snor, account and to amoderate extent by
commission houses. The improvements. re.
suitlng' however, were Uncomfortable excopt
N one or two instances. The attack on naIti,
moro and Ohio resulted In decline Of IL
pef cent and incidentally caused a drop Of
l-2 In Western Union. The marke, during
,he last hour Of trading displayed pronounced
hea'iness. Sugar scored a net decline OF .
per cent. Chicago Gas lost from to IS net,
Inc closing was fairly active and at the low
est figures Of the day.
The early tradlngs In bonds we're character.
ized by nrmness. In the la.e session. how.
ever break. material In some instances oc-
CURED. The dealings aggregated yi.sl5,coo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28
KANSAS CITY LIVE srocIe

Kansas City, Mo-, Dec. 27.-cat,i.,--
Receipts, 300; shipments. 1000. Mar
ket steady to strong Texas steers, $g.25
steers. s3.7OQi.20; native cows. 81 500
20, stockers and feeders. 2.i0d3. IS;
bulls. s2.00q2.s0.
Hogs Receipts $500; shipments,
none. Market strong to &c hishor.
Bulk of sales. S3.3T 1-2a3. 40: heavies.
S.tOq3.i7 l-2c; packers, .s5T3l7 ~;
mixed. s3.S0Gf3 ass lights. 81. 25Ge. IS:
workers., S5.3Og3.S5; pigs, &3.0OGS.35.
sheep-Receipts. 1900; shipments,
500. Market sie1dy. Lambs, IS. Is "a. 30;
muttons, 81 .00d3.55.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28
TOTAL NET RECEIPTS.

New York, Dec. 27.--The following are
total net receipts of cotton at all ports
since September /, 1895:
Galveston. 1854; New Orleans, L.
i7T.sOl; Mobile, 1895; Savannah. 5O3, :
ssI; Charleston. 207 ,i5l; Wilmington,
l;i.Oes Norfolk, s2.42l; Baltimore. 22,-
$50; New York, 51.62S; Boston. 5l,3g7;
Newport News, 1901; Philadelphia, e.
toi; West Point, Va, lOS,953; Bruns-
wick, 1851; Pensacola, 69l7 Port Roy
al $685. Texas City, Ss,100' Total, 81
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28

day. Meantime 1; Is 10 be open TO De-
bate throughout today until 10 o'clock
tonight and up TO tho timo OF voting
tomorrow. Hy further arrangements
made with the ways and means COM
mittee before reporting the hill they
will insert a clause showing II is not
the purpose TO retire the Ereenbacks.
II is so arranged that there will be q
separate vote on the proposition for a
iifty million bond issue and another
on an unlimited issue,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28


WANTED AGENTS Agents can make from
$40 to $50 per week setting Father AlollnHer's
celebrated remedies for tho cure Of chronic
diseases. There are tho nhest remedies a.
torcd 10 tho public today ond can 30 relied
upon Tor tho euro o. tho weut cases OF fhea-
,ualism, Caarrh Epilepsy and ~. vitas
dance. indigestion and LAYER Complaint KID
ncy and Mood Disoasea and Female Com
plants. Small capital required. a. Y. Saw
hill Allceheny. Pa.
wANTEp--l.ady to canvass and arpolnt
agents. salary $50 and commissions. Tue
National Company. Fort Worth, Tex.
$40 PER MONTH guaranteed cncr-
getie indies and gentlemen for canvass
Ing; call or address Albert phllpo,. 81.
10. Tex.
WANTED--Goo agents ON anlnry, ho-
tel help, farm and ranch hands tie
makers. coal miners nnd qunrrymenl
ali In need OF work onll or write With
stamp for reply. Edwards Labor
Agency. inc Main street, Fort Worth,
Tex.
TYPEWRITER - bensmoro state
Agency. the liRhtest running ann best
machine. Send for catalogue Ribbons
and supplies for ali machines. loat
Pads. II. ]. Couyngton. No ia w.
Sixth street, Fort Worth. Tex.
WANTED good live agent N
every city In Texas with telephone
system Address with stamp. box $50.
Ccneordla, Kansas.
AGENTS Either sex. 81 daily. supplying
regular customers. Goods te'l In ever house
inonse profits write for Hampi,s. Excel.
slnr. gl1 rum aysnue, Chicago
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28
NEW ORLEANS corToN.

New orleans, Dec. Election easy;
middlng 3-ldc; low middling. g9-lGc:
good Ordinary. l-ic; net receipts, lSrs;
gross, 1851 exports TO continent, l,i12;
coastwise, 2,52l sales, 200; stock, 420,i6l
bales.
Meekly-Net receipts, si2O9: gross
ss,56s; exports to Great Britain, 22,2i7;
France, $3.50; to continent. 25,509; coast
wise, lO, 9S2: sales, 1890 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28

New York, Dec. Election spot clos
ed quiet; middling uplands. lac; gulf.
l-2c: sales 43g bales.
Futures steady; sales. 274.G0O bales.
January, 1919; February. s7.SS: March.
SL9l; October, sL73; November. 1870;
December S77s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28
ron sALE-nEAL nsrArn-
ArrENrIoN HOME sEEKEns.

ATTENTION HOME SEEKERS.
can locate nifty families on school
lnnds. Lands can be got at one dollar
pcr acre ON forty years time. Only
ono years interest at per cent. pay.
nbie In advance. also have 100
broken mules for sale, These mules are
flfteen hands high. l.. q. puPREE.
San Angelo. Texas.
FOR SALE FOR A FEW DAYs-5li
acres eight miles from tho Fort worth
packing house. No better location for
hog ranch, $50 acres bottom land re-
mninder well covered with fnast-bear-
easy tormB, Never-failing water. EOS
Main atreet. W. =. Wilson.
FOR SALE OR. ExcHANGE--We
have two brick store houses In town
Of Ennis, Tex. 10 sell or exchange for
good farm. Apply 70 w, l.. Lyon
CO., Gi0 Main street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28

ACT oU1cKLY--seelt fortune by tho
shortest roud; successful turf opera
tons. capital OF s25 has averaged 3ias
weekly profits for nearly year, You
can't beat my record II IL superb,
proofs and particulars tree. Phillip NJ.
Archer. CoNlngton. Ky.
WASTED-Party 20 build for mo a
boarding house In good location. VIII
lease same for one year or longer. Ad-
dreaa Nj. care Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28
owes up FOR Losr.

Philadelphia, Dec. 27.-Thc schooner
NJ. Champion, which sailed from this
port october u Tor Port Tampa, Fla,
with q cargo OF coal, is given up ne
lost, The ship had a crew consisting
OF Captain Frank somers and nine
men.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28
NEW onI.EANs rnr1tRrs

New Orleans, La. Dec. 2T.-cot,on
futures ~ steady. Sales. 6e,20o. December,
l.7SG7.7l; March. 7,7JTT7S. AnriI'
1927 SO: May. 1891 81; June. 7,sOei
7.M; July. I.0id7q5: August, 7,Ssd
!;go; September, 1893 bid; October, Z. q
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28
The international Route q. q G. \


Through sleepers daily between Kan
sas city. Fort Worth and San Antonio.
via Hearne, with which immediate
connections are made at Ennis 70 ana
from DaiiaE The quickest route 70
TAYLOR. Apriin, San antonio. Laredo
and points IN Mexico.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28
NEW YORK FINANCIAL.

New York. Dec. 2T-Clearings. s1l3,-
~SsS2; balances, s7.sSOb63.
Money on call 5@9 per cent; last loan
u closed 4a5. Prime mercantile paper
nonlnally GI7 per cent. Sterling ex-
.nange weak with actual business In
bankers bills at 81 SaTis9 1-2 for de-
mand and sis7 3-4M4.ss for sixty days;
ppsted rates Sass 1-26Dt.S9 and $3.50 l-2
~ssl Commercial bills s4.s7
Shyer certificates. &C 3-td67 Ia.
.bar silver &C Ia. Mexican dollars.
The total sales OF stocks today were
sNss7 shares. including American
ssnFar. 5o,500; st. Paul, $1,000; United
states Leather. $780,
government bonds. a. coupon, i-2 per
cent higher; others unchanged. States
saiL Railroad bonds weak.
LONDON FINANCIAL.
London, Dec. 27-consols for money
snu the account l07. Bar silver 30 1864
psr ounce. Money "a per cent The rate
~ oiscnnnt In the open market Tor
suort DIS ] Ia per cent. The rate Tor
'nfee months bills Ia per cent.
ON WALL STREET.
New York. Dec. 21.--Tho temper Of speeula-
ugn Today was fevernh and unsettled. va
nsV Of Influences contributed TO bring about
OPPRESSION. In the nrst place instead Of q
,asner range Of prices for American securities
me LONDON market quotations from ust
s-nur showed declines in the internauonns
Nehdihg to per cent IN L & y. Tho weak
rs was set down to dissatisfaction over tne
s OF the proposed new revenue bills. TINS
~ntiesn met with only partial eeeeptanee'
,ne losai trading was untavorably affected.
-mpa'hetioally. and material declines were
esofded A. tho outset, especially In me
nsers, industrials and L. & n. To account
~. me weakness stress was also laid upon
" estimated shipments Of gold by tho 70
,,ros's STEAMERS which were only paruaiiy
lined upon the unsettled financial condi-
generally. upon disappointing efMbit
earnings BY the Chicago. Burlington and
snucy Tor November and tho eleven mnntns
70 November 81. n-f f-ftv nr-- ~" ~
aefs Affecting the credit Of the baltimore ana
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28
LOCAL PRICE CURRENT,

Vans. medium canvased. Toe.
breakfast beacon. canvassd, l-9c'
Bacon. sides. smoked &C.,
Bacon, bellies. smoked, l-+e.
Dry salt. sides, 8 1-2c.
Dry salt, bellies, Q 3-ic.
Leaf lard, tlercea, 3-Sc.
Compound lard, tlerces. lee.
Lard In cans advance over tlereSS
nrlre: 60-pound cans, lie; lO-pound
cans, s-ic; 5-pound cans, I-sc; S-pounu
cans. lie per pound.
Sugnr-standard fine granulatcd, IN
bags OF 100 pounds each or In barrels
4 l-sc: cut loaf or powdered i-Eci
choice yellow clarified, 4 LEI prime
yellow clarified, -.
Fancy Rio, 22c,
Choice Rio, 2ic.
Coffee-Green. Fancy Java, ESQ.
Fancy Peaberry, &c.
Prime Rio, 10 lee.
Fair Rio, is l-2c,
Common Rio, II Ice.
Beans-Lady Washington. l-2c-
Lima, 4qi l-2c.
Pink, l-2c.
Bayous, l-2c.
Black-eye peas. 8 1-gQ4c.
Produce and fruit = Apples, fancy
Northern. per barrel. f3p0I4Oh MIX
lean orarges, 1915; California novels.
s,OO; California seedless. s3.bV; choice
i lannon's. s6Os, siO06fi.50: grapes--con-
Cord & mounds, zoe; catawba. pounds,
az, Nea gras. 5 pounds 20c eocoanuls,
i'9c. bananas, 81 75U225i onions. new
o. ner pound; new Irish potatoes
Northern. 5Oa65c; Greeley potatoes, oVc.
Flour Uobbers' pIlcesl-Faney patent,
Il 90. half patent, sl.Sl; family, sL,v,
foreign mills, high patent. sl'ho' FANCY
nntent, si.75; straight. $3.50
Grain Bags--Bale lots. new e-pu, o
NJ, S-ic: new 2 IL bu. s,oz', eoan'
4 s-4c; centrals, bale lots, 4c' La fia'nS'
&c; second hand oats, slcss, o.,
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
wbeat-No. 9. zoe; No. j, &c; 80
corn-Shelled. mixed puik, JOB i w
s5c, car corn from wagons zvW.ve,
sacked corn. car lots, !. o. p' 'o''''
nolnts, 20 l-2ci ear, I've. ,.,u. ,-o,o
oats--Texas rust-ptooI IN pu'S -
wagon. l69l7e, car lois saehsa' Is " ~
country points, ~ l-zyise;; ssc.f q.
Bran--Job lots, eSc; cur io'A' Wv = :
uov--s5bOas5o. according to qualiissy NY
IasINso bounds. iOc: car lois, ivc,
o,icren iced wheat, Job lois, osc PEI
h,,shsl: feed meal. b2c; car lois; w 80 *
Notwithstanding chickens, s-S'V-''
oer dozen; hens. s2.25 per dozen ~.
psr ,,u-,,s,,s-Ss6l7 per dozen. NO saie,
Rutter-country. iF9aoe; creamery
zS HHnsiiiie,rlne-soiid. so.pound tubs i'c'
Iidss.-D.y nlnt, ease; dry nint osu,'
"a hides. sfp5c. green SAT- nioes'
az &c. green butcher hides, 7 f-~S-
'sTaIiow-Prlme. Laos l-zc-
Bones-Dry bleached. % per 'o"'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28

Z,
lns and solicitor u ApfrlcAn nnd forsisn
l1alrills, trade inafks and labels. iooil.
" streetn' Wssbinxion d. q. Seventeen
,earr est,-risDse. iiit,uhins scrxlce IN ~
sfnlning corps D. s. patent once bsn1
Keen OF model for report a. 70 .patsnt
sbilIfy. corrssDanasnes insitsd hsaiiop
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28

fhlE osN 44i1 1'-'- - !
washin.ton, ID. G.. Dec. FLA confer
enre held between speaker Reed ano
she house managers today, resulted n
an agreement to vote on the bona PHI
al ! O'Clock tomorrow instead OF 70
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28

Said little 6-year-old, Mamma now
docs God make Us without any seams
showlng
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28

Choice choctaw and NcAlester coal
IN carload lots for sale by Wiiiiam
Noble. sales agent South AeAicstef'
I. r.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28

,,o.,a Fort worth's only high eIass
-sosoerapher. win make you : ~ sa M
p Inp,s TIE money. Dsane's e-hin
sos. $500
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28

bargain hunters are buying Deano'
cabinet photos for $500
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-28

49, - ,s----------------------------.
FOR sALE-on January the lat many
peisons VIII be thrown out OF employ
nlent, Why depend on tobR We can
sell you from ton TO twenty acres or
moro In one mile OF the city, cheap and
on long time.
Nnn Gan always make q living
on THIS land and be independent. Fine
for orchard or gardens, and Just like
living In town. No trouble 20 answer
questions or show land,
ouma os ,oS "v ,n',a ''u" ~ my ,vfie,
~ ,hs c,,v ~ ~ "a nsr nova riiaciis ~
$40 wery host ~ hInrit ,Snxxy hog wai.
lao land in cIyht niles NJ ,he sitv M
,5o ,or ncrc
one tract OF nne black prairie land
OF ~ n,r "a ~ lin' ,,o
Can ,,,. ,,s,,, ,sr,, ~ n,, ,,,o.. ,.,d. %
.uIt anvhodv VIZ
poo acres vary hent n, b,ook waxv
soil. nine miles from city, and one milo
from depot with three RAILROADS., loo
ncres In cultivation. Good house and
barn. Plenty OF water Price, $1,000;
saoo csFn' tenhinuer JUST us lons Us
you Man' " nv pe, s oan 'n.vt's.'
hhs pns.urs ~ ~ nr.es N .an
na. v' VI e"' ,It,E,lst, ~ q "a
~ Fourth street, Fort Worth, Tex.
-------------------,--- ----------.---.-------
NTIGHHOR II You want TO buy Sec
ond-hnnd furniture. ntoves and queens.
ware a. hirh grade at low prices. call
2l3 Houston street. II. IL, STANDBY.
$3.50
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