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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-09

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LIST IN OFFICE WEEK ENDING JULY &.
a. T.. ]. !. D.. !.
y. q. W.. L 4. o. ID. n, I.
J. b., l.
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A WOMAN Of experience with Recommending
lions desires u poalti6n as housekcepor for a
gentleman. AddreHy j. H.. caro- Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-09

New York, July s.-rhe Evening Posts
London cablegrHm says.
The stock markets were quiet and steady
today, but strong and excited In regard TO
kailirs. Americans were practically dead
letter, but prices We're well held. There
was special inquiry for Canadian Pacific
which closed over IS. Speyer BROS, Will
probably issue the PENNSYLVANIA = IL per
cent bonds the middle OF the week, the
amount being million. The Russo China
loan contract Is signed and the prospectus
Is expected about the 18th Instant. OF the
Russia aud tho rest Will be subscribed for
In France. Applications from London Will
not stand the least chance of allotment
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-09

NEW AND sEcoED-HAND sAFEs-H
W Peaks log Houston street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-09

wANTED-BoARD AND ROOM
TO RENT-A handsomely furnished south
room. 1909 Taylor street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-09

and dnaiiy closed steady ~ an advance OF I
to points. Total sales. $500 bales
Spot steady az an aivancc Of i-ide, The
advance was started by a better class OF
cable news than had been expected Private
cables said that tho improvement In the de-
maud from Manchester spinners was due TO
the expectation OF poor bureau report next
"wednesday. Thu same fear operated on the
local shorts and caused considerable selling.
The frnncss Of the New York market was
further stimulated by conflicting reports. but
In tho main favorable from the cotton holt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-09

Liverpool, July s.--wheat- Spot. quiet. de-
mlnd poor. No. 2 red winter, IS led. No. 2
red spring, bs Q I'D; No. l hard Manitoba,
IS 10d; No. l California IS La.
Futures easy, Id lower. July, 5s Sd. August
Is 1-2di September, IS It'd; October 5s
: so; November, IS 5 lid; December, 5s
corn-spot, firm. America umIxod. new.
Is I'D.
Fdturos-Dull led lower. June. Is ID: July.
q Id: September. Is l I'D; October. Is
1 sd November, a. "a. December, Is I'D.
Flour-Dnll, demand roor. st. Louis fancy
winter, Is Cd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-09

81. Louis. July s.-Cattle-Rccoipta 5000,
shipments 400; market quiet with no real
good grades offered. Native and shipping
steers range si20a5,2j light steers g3.2iGi,
st0ckors and feeders S2.5O135O. cows So i0ff
40 fed Texas steers s3.4OTiG0 grass steers
S2.75d35O. cows s2N3 calves sGu7t0.
market adysneed io S' eary i bn declined 4
again before the close, Heavy S5.90H5 p,
packers S5H520, light S5d5l0.
Shoep-Receipts 800, shipments 1000; mar
kot slow owing to light supply. Native range
s209 lambs Sl.5oni75, good southwestern
stock would sell vol.
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MEAN YnRIi DRY GoOns.

Now York. July s.-Agents have advanced
the price OF all Massachusetts, denlms lac
have been a good many buyers In the mar
ket, but their inquiries have been more for
information than for purchase. and Of cot
ton goods the new business was light. For
clothing wooans, both HIGHT and heavy
weights, there was wide inquiry and consld-
cradle huslnoss done. Printing cloths irm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-09
KANsAs CITY ITvEsTOCK,

Kansas civ, July S.-Cnttlc-Recopts
$500: shipments 500: market barely steady
Texas steers, $2.f0di01; Texas cows. S2d3
beef steers. s3.75d5ij; native cows. Sld3 800
stockors and feeders, s2.75gi; bulls, S2.25a
800
Hogs-Roceipts, $500: shipments. 100
slow but steady at Saturdays closing prices
bulk Of sales. N,s0H5; heavies, si9lff5.O5
packers, Si.S0flhOj; mixed. Sl.70Hj lights
A.5Od49O; Workers. si-s0Gi,9O; pigs, N50a
i.N
sheep-Receipts. 1907 shipments. none
mArket nomlnally sleady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-09
MEAN YnRK rINANcIAL.

Now York. July s.-Noney on call easy
at i9lt 1-2 per cent, last loan !. closed 1
per cent
Prime mercantile paper : 1898 Ia per
cent.
Sterling exchange strong with actual bus
mess In bankers bills at SiSg 3-4lii,90 for
demand and SiSS 3-idisa for sixty days;
posted rates sis9Gf4,S9 L. and $500 IL.
Commercial bills Sass.
Silver certificates ca Lee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-09

Kansas City. July s.--whcat- Easier. No.
hard, GGaGici No. rcd, GfuU9c; rejected,
BNl02c.
Corn-i1nsler.. No. . iniAcd, 50 he; No.
white, 30 Ice.
oais-Frm. No. mixed, % 1-2a25c;
No. Mhlte. &c.
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VIsIpLE GRAM suppI,y.

New York, July s.-The visible supply Of
grain Saturday July G, as complied by the
Now York Produce Exchange IS as follows.
Wheat. %, $50 600 bushels. decrease 202 600.
corn, ISL. 200 bushels. decrease ,2ii. 600; oats
6,2S6 600 bushels decrease 7l2 600; rye. 143 600
bushels, decrease 5000, barley, 1860 bushels.
decrease "a 900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-09

WANTED-A white git; 20 cook for famil,
Of three. Apply iii Ryan street.
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wANTED-BoARDERs.

LOST. FOUND. sTRAYED. STOLEN.
LosT-on Florence street. leather grip con-
tanning ladies' apparel Finder will be Eulta-
bly, rewarded BY leaving same at so2 Hen
derson street.
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MAN oRInANs corroN.

New Orleans, La, July S.--Cotton-Qulct.
Middling, 6 sac; low mlddling 6 3-Se. good
ordinary, i-l6c. Net and gross receipts, l17s
stock lol 100,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-09

New York, July S-The total sales Of
American Sugar 80 100. Burlington 1850
Chicago Gas 2il00, d, q c. +. 27,Go0, Read
ing $1,000, Southern Railroad preferred
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-09

New York July S.-Cotton-spot closed
steAdy. Middlng upland. 2-iGc; middling
gulf 7.lfc. Sales 1850 bales
Failures closed steady. Sales. $500 bales.
January 7.eO February. 49, March. 1850.
July, 6.97. August, Gas September, 7o5 Octo-
Der. los November, no; December, 7i5.
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of the condition OF the treasury shows;
Available cash balance, slO5,2iO30I; gold
reserve, Sl0T, oil, 31J.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-09

New orleans, July -cotton-rutures
STEADY. Sales. 5000 bales July OIL hid;
AUGUST. ipd6i4; September. 6T'rIG.T7;
october. CTsIG.1e; November. d.Tsfi0.79;
December. 0,SDd0 So jni nary. 6.fodi1 81 /:
February, 0.95st0g5; Marcn, 7.OonI,oi.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-09

CHlI.SON s. CO., Henrietta, Clay county,
Texas. cell and exchange farms, ranches
End city property, correspondence solicit.
ed. References Farmers National Bank,
Henrietta: First National Rank. Fort
Worth land Mortgage Hank cf Texas,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-09

sic
sugar-oulet. open kettle. fair to prime.
3-i13ci common TO good common, b-lStf
z Lee; centrifugal. choice yellow CHARMED,
; f-iou, prime yellow CHARMED. 3-Sc on yel-
Q i-sc.
Molasses- Centrifugal, steady good prime,
lQQllc; good fair 10 prime Gn7c; good COM
mon 70 lar. DC. inferior 70 onmmon. 3ulc.
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IRON AND WIRE.

Manufacturer HAY BALE TIES.
IRON and STEEL ROOFING,
Iron aud STEEL tENcING,
o. X Harry. Dallas Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-09

ST. LOUIS GRAIN.

Il. Louis, July S,-Flour in light demand
4 Tending downward. Patents, $4,000
o; extra fancy. $3G5si3. 40. fancy, S335
~; choice, S3.10u3.2O; rye Hour, S3.75
Wheat Though not many orders were
parent the demand was urgent enough to
y 14c advance for the rather mengre
erlneH at the opening, but tho market
! back as soon as the early buyers We're
pplied. There was heavy decline sub
lucntly, September selling . 1-2c below
, top. The decrease OF /, l2O0O0 bushels
the amount nil0at ana of loo, 900 bush
I'm the visible did not help the market.
luidation was started and carried prices
WI rapidly, the market ruling very weak.
!. 2 red cash, % Use; July, G5 T-Sc; Sep
nber. 60 5-s6f68 Bic.
magnificent crop pros
cts the weakness In wheat. declines In
other markets mud light speculation.
. effect was to let prices down still
re, II taking little pressure on the srll-
: side TO work the market lower. The
crease of ], 237000 bushels In tho visible
led to arrest the downward tendency
q there was a large decline No. mix
cash, 40 1-2c asked; July, 80 Lie; Sep
)ats--More sellers than buyers is what
ed this market from speculative stand
nt. the resources OF the new crop and
2 receipts of old IN excess of the re-
ifoments having hearish effect. Spot
liea lower. No. . cash, % Csc; july,
u September, 20 1-2c.
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tago Wheat Closed 8
Gents Lower.
ARs RUN THE MARKET.
,orts of Heavy Shipments from
Hussia, Argentine and India
Caused the Stampede.


.ft CHICAGO, July s.
Icnt went down With II rush today.
cultei closed $50 lower than on
fdoy. Heavy siipmcntA of exporting
4 ina, small decrease In the visible
tI0cfll hquldgtiOus caused the decline.
lolh.r markets followed wheat, corn
Nx 2 Lie lower. oats, l cent lUwet
MN isions ~ declines. Wheat started
+, And even after tho weather service
I.u predicted frost tonight In tile Da-
d, NlinnotOta and Nebraska the price
dfopplng lower than ever. The prln-
REASONS for the Ignoring nf the north
TIN condition. which the action of the
ket' Mt that time suggested was tue
s. qlantities Of wheat which the other
tflng Countries continually pour Into
I.ufis Of Importing cnuntriee. Accord
"a y dispatch received early in the day
/, New YORK. which gave the quantity
ped during the weak at p,52O,Olp BUSH
NEile the weeks requirements OF the
,rting cOuntr es are estiinated at not
xcecd 100000 bushels per week. The
wheat is evidently about ready TO
e.. and without some export business
viaible supply IL not likely to keep de-
slig much longer, The decrease for
Meck was 1,202, 900 bushels, Instead u
1 300 600 bushels. Ms had been looked
The total visible is now i0,3JO,O0O
ola. con,paied with 54.11I,OOO bushels
.ar ngo, and CT. $1,000 two years ago.
Amount Of wheat on ocean pnssae.
rpased 1,120.OOO bushels during the
X. but the fact that Russia was re-
"a 10 have shipped 4,5Ol.OOo bushels
week. Argentine nearly 1,0OO,OOO bush.
and India 1.2iOOOO bushels swept nil
r txisting conditions out OF sight, and
. Of the greatest nsslstDnce 10 tn,
., The latter party In the market
. Encouraged to Increase their short
}, npl the longs We're dlshenrtcned
sold also. The clearHnccs from the
Intic ports and New orleans were In
ifIcnnt, since last reported amounting
'nly 4,2i3 bushels Of wheat and 1850
Z TIE market toward the end gave no
euce Of the existence of the sllgltaau
zoe of apprehension regarding the effect
he Frost predicted fol the Northwest.
torn market opened weak. aud TO
e extent assisted In depressing wheat
y In the day. Near the close wheat hc
. the weaker of the two and cnused
her depression In corn. The contin-
on of the most promising outlook for
mmense crop was. Of course. the chief
q Of the weakness, Considerable long
In oats came out on the market. aud
q wAs heavy individual selling by the
.wd In Seneral. To some a"tcnt thr
knees was In sympathy with the more
ortant cereals. hut the market was
lacking In independence.
DIVISIONS were firm early, weakening
I grim. The decline In pork amounted
7 5-~c; In lnrd, 1Oc, and ribs ~ lie.
'timates for Tuesday: Wheat, 100 ears;
|. 21O cars; oats. 20 cars.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-09

FOR sALE-Good saddle and busy horse
perfectly gentle. Address II. c. simpson
III Pecan street. or Gazette
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-09

FOR sALE--ren pair fancy pigeons and six
brown Leghorn chickens at 6lb East First
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MEAN YoRK pRonrrr-

lew York. July s.-wheat-2O. 200 bushels
'orts zoo bushels, sales $3.50, 900 bushels
rrcs.t q. 900 bushels spot
pot weak; No. red store and elevator
l-2c nfioat II 5-Sc, Z. o. b. az l-2c ahoat
!. 4 nprthern nc.
'ptions We're completely demoralizod to-
BY Excessive liquidation encouraged by
oh better reports from tho northwest
rcr cables, foreign selling, large gain
hr English visible and heavy Indian,
6entire and Russia specials for the week,
80 > 1-Sd3 1-4c lower. No. red July
r-sc. august II 1-Sc, September n use,
'ob$rf12 1.2c, December AZ l-4o
'on4e- Options opened duh at a decline
RUlq points, ruled Inactive and nominal; ;
line Checked by soant offerings; partial
" widowed on local demand and un-
lavrn closed quiet at net points higher
3 points lower. Sales 1000 bags.
pot coffee-Rio dun, No. 10 Lie; mllled
|ct cprdova IS l-4a19o; sales none.
steady. sales 60 tons Musco-
10 50 test at 7-sc; do Saturday ia bar
Z, ~ hogsheads and $50 bags molasses
Ezy 50 test at 2 7-sc Refined Arm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-09

STEERS for sale. 800 to 1890: thrccs and up.
natives good feeders. Call on Bird Lewis
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FINANCIAL.


London, July s.-Consols for money,
1917 I-10; consois for the account, l0I IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-09

STEERS Tor sale, 800 to 1900, thrccs and no.
natives; good feeders. Call on BIRD Lewis.
Coleman Tex,
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nrAL rsrArn ANp RnNrAL.

REAL ESTATE AND RENTAL
.e-.,>s>1~o.o~-e,eo.o.e~>
W. l.. LIGoN & CO. Real Esrnio and Rental
Agents Go Main street. upstairs. Telephone
No 49, We have several good bargains
Ia residontes on easy terms. Parties wlahlng
10 bay will do well to see Us. A fun list Of
vacant resident and business property well
located on torms 70 suit. 100 acre fruit farm
with horsea, cows hogs, chickens, etc.
stores and dwellings In III parts OF the city
for rent. II you want youfl property rented
ring up W. L. Lyon a Co.. Phone No. $40.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-09

few Orleans. La. July s.-iog products
let, but steady. Pork. y Sic; lard, refined
rec. 5-Sa4 7-sc; boxed meats, dry salt
ouiders, Go: sides. 3-Sc.
,olIse- Steady. Rio, ordinary to fair. II l-i0
1-cc.
Tour Dull and easier Extra fancy. 1900
%. patents. $i.0OG4.10.
1ofn-~Dull and lower. No. red sacked,
red and white, 50d5ic; yellow. 53c.
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STOCKS AND DONDs.

New York, July s.-Bar silver, CT i-sc;
Mexican dollars, 50 lee,
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STEERS FOR SA1.E--se0 TO 1900; thrccs and
up, nativcs; good feeders. Call on nird Lewis,
Colcmln. Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-09

Tue nhNsMoRE typcwrItcr exccls All
others In simplicity. strength, dnrahllity,
permanent alignment. II is mcchanicaliy
perfect send for catalogue. II. ]. Conyng.
mn; state agent, Sixth street, between
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-09

Liverpool. July s.-Cotton--SpOt in In
creased demand. prices higher. American mid
ding. fair, 5.i6d; good middllng, 3 7-sd.
! i9-32d good ordinary, 3 la-32d; ordinary.
8 9-32d The sales OF the day were l2, 900
bales. OF which 1900 were for speculation and
ceipts, 1000 bales. including $500 American.
Futures opened firm at the advance and
closed quiet but steady at the advance.
American mlddllng l.. NJ. G., July, +-6id;
3 iG-Gid: September October G a7-G4di Octo-
ber-November, is-Gia3 lg-Gid; November
December. 4s,6in5 g-oidi Deeeinper jan
b2-Gid; February March. 3 5i-Gid March
April 5i-Gla3 1861. The tenders Of to-
days deliveries were 100 bales now dockots.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-09

CLEARINGs AND DALANCEs

Now York, July s.-Government bonds
firm, states dull. railroad bonds strong.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-09

THE COTTON MARKETS.
New York, July s.-The cotton market
opeled steady Of an advance Of points; at
the best showed an advance Of to 0 points
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-09

New York, July s.-clearings. EGs,7o3 ,OoG
balances, si.1i3.3iO.
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SPECULATE SUCCESSFULLY can DO
done by making an Investment now as the
break IL over, and grain and provisions arc
again on the advance. Many Of our custom
ers made Thousands Of dollars on the last
bulge In wheat. This Is Just AZ good an op-
portunity. Send for our Manual which OK
plains msTgln trailing thoroughly also Daily
Market Bulletin. Both free. FtanGcli q Co..
Bankprs and Brokers, 5S Traders building.
Chicago.
MONEY wANTED--WIll borrow 5000 to
5000 at per cent on two years time. Inn
proved real estate Becurlty. Address NJ. o.
ore, city.
ONE MILLION to loan at 9 per cent, $500
to each applicant. sce agent at q, DlchJn-
son Co.'S once. Main atreet.
MONEY TO LOAN cheap FOR bullding
houses or monthly payments, Gail ana
spc ] ! Ma 10 Hf o.
REAL. ESTATE LOANS pu. nif rn
erty IN North Central Teras. Vendors Hen
notes purchased and extendgd, Farms for
sale With small cash pnymeni Easy terms.
Board Of Trade Bulldlng. Fort Worth.
MONEY TO loan on FARMS
w. @. BELcHisn LAND MORTGAGE
COMPANY.
80 AND 81 HUXLEY BUILDING.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-09

gsO ACRE farm. worth SOS. for next twcnt
Gays at SO, yll00 cash balance one and Nv
yolra. w. Y. Wilson. COS Min .irnci ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-09

PHoposALs ron FUPL AND FORAGE
once Of Quartornlaater Department N rcxhH.
san Antonio Texas July 10, s1i.-Gcalcd pro-
ppsais In duplicate for furnishing iuel. forage
aud straw during fiscal year commencing
July T. 1895 al posts In tha department viii
be received here until ie O'Clock noon, both
meridian time, July 10, 1886, and then opened.
Proposals viii be received at same time by
tho quartCrmnAtcr al each post for furnlah-
Ing fupplicB required by Tint pnst only
United States rcteryer the right To rojoci any
or all proposals. Information furnished on
application here, or 10 qunftornaHtofH at va
ri1us posts Envelopes containing proposals.
sh1rld DO marx sll Proposals for ------ AZ
-----" and addressed to undersigned or 10
respective post quartermhstarg q. @. Smith,
u. q. NJ. a.. U. s. A.. c. @. NJ.
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ron SALE on nxonANan.

FOR SALE on EXCHANGE acres In
one mile OF Cresson, the crossing OF tho
Gulf, Colombo and Santa Te aud the Fort
Worth and Rio Grande railways All prairie
land, with nno grass and water. Some tllIn-
bio. WIN sell cheap, on cusy terms, or OK
change for improved city property; $50 Ectna
adjoining the town OF lluckport rhoy have
deep water contract now Fronts right on
tho bay. aud Is ilno for grapes and gar-
dening VIM givo a bargain, and viii cx.
change for property In North TcxaH. Elghty,
eight nureH OF timber land near Handlty
to trade for vacant lot or house and
lot on tho South Side. For sale near Crow
ley, In this county: one tract of $50 acres
All hno black prairie land and fenced. pflcou
low down and terms easy. Also one farm
of 1855 acres, one Of $40 acres, and one Of
$40 acres and one Of 100 acres. Cheap lone
time, Elmo black land and we'll improved
Farms In ~ parts 81 tho country, and
body In prices aud terms. ilouseH and lott
In Fort Worth to sell most any way. Hum
man q Co. fort Worth. ToE
ron SALE on EXCHANGE stock cat
tie. for cash or merchandise D. s. Hare q
Co, Fort Worth.
FOR EMCIIANGE--7i0 ncroa black land. no
encumbnnce, price slb 600, 300 acres rented,
5000 per year. for stock Of merchandise. u.
s Hare Co, Fort Worth.
TO EXCfiANd q SIS 900 businosa rental prop
orty for unlneumbered Panhandle lands.
knight & blackburn, No. 2Os Houston street.
WILL exchange new broom modern TiyIc
cottage and lot from street 10 street, price.
$1,000, for $500 in stock balance easy month.
" payments Other houses and lots 70 soil
Exchange, 700 Main street.
FoR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES spTIngs resort
Water unsurpassed IN Texas. Hotel with
fourteen rooms. Best location In North
Texas for. sanitnrlum aud summer resort.
VIII trade for Fort Worth city property.
Address Il. w H. cure Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-09

WANTED For twcuty.third Infantry able
bodied unmarried men between ages Of a
and 40; good pay, food. clothing and medical
attendance Applicants must furnish salts,
factory evidence ~ TO age, habits and char
actor. Recruiting oilloes ht $40 Commerce
street Dallas Tex.