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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-30

al Menn as How the Prisoner Isn't
Here!"
II mea2 as how the prisoner isn't
herci as you know very well she isn't
cause you've taken her away. What
have you done with her-eh? cried Ia
bitha.
Come, woman none OF your nom
sense; il won't do with us. | can tell
you; so just get your missus ready to
go with us"
And j tell Won she amt here, and
Won know il Il great deal better than
/ do 'cause you must have taken her
awayi You Kept the door
NOT here exclaimed the police
man, passing without ceremony into
the room, and proceeding TO search it.
Now it's no use 10 try TO CANNON
people in this way. by pretending to
searcl the room where YOU know very
well she cannot be found, said Tabi-
tina. scornfully.
Where is she?" Numbered the po-
liceman.
THAT'S what you'll have to tel, You
kept the door. | suppose you came IN
here while I was asleep and stole her
away h~fayhap you've murdered hef
and thrown her into the lake for auGht
Il KNOW oU.H NoN Sldil pay wi u.
cried T'abitha. working herself up into
n well acted passion.
The policeman without paying fur
fher heed TO her words, Immediately
gave the alarm: and the chamber was
soon filled with an eager AMI curious
crowd
Now. then. what is all this about"
inquired the doctor. who was present.
Why, sir, this girl declares that the
prisoner has escaped said the po-
liceman.
II don't declare no such thing, | de-
clares thai when I woke M this morn
ing she was gene: and 1t stands 10 rea-
son. as that perlice guarded the door.
he must have stolen her away while
II was asleep cried Tabitha, in an
angry voice.
Escaped? How? When? Where?
Look to all the outer doors and wind
ows. Search the house, Search the
\ grounds, Give the alarm in the neigh
y borhocdi Fifty pounds to anyone who
Awill bring her back! Dispersci Quick
khe DESTROYED all your masters fami-
~ exclaimed the doctor. vehement
~. addressing the assembled sery-
ants, who hurried away 10 obey him.
"Iiow came you to be so negligent,
officer. as to let your prisoner pass
youT' inquired Squire Humphreys,
II Of the magistrates, who had re,
NAMED In the house all night. because
he was a friend and neighbor of Inc
late Lord Essat.n.
"As Heaven hears me your worship
she never got out through this door!
never left my post for a single minute
during the night, but stood leaning NJ
against the door itself; so that, even il
] had dropped asleep, and the door
corid have been opened, should have
fallen down and been reused by the
fall. But ! never closed my eyes dur
Ing The whole night, your worship
said The policeman.
This is most wonderful continued
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-30

II. She might be rushing strai;Ah
ruin. but she did not feel 1t.
despite of frowning Fate, the spin Al
her bosom clapped It's wings
crowed for JOY. Al
And by this the reader may jump /
the conclusion that Annella's brain
was slightly .touched;' that she was !
little '.iuny:+ that she had not her
right change" Nothing of the sort
dear reader. Amelia was simply IN.
disciplined. inexperienced and eccen.
tric. Her ignorance was bliss" And
so, though poor and friendless, she ser
forth to seek her fortune with as bravo
a spirit as ever Inspired Richard
Cociir-de-Iion, Lady Hester Stanhope
or any other knight or dame of ancient
or Of modern times when sonyiny
forth in quest Of new adventures. :
The day wore on. The afternoon was
so much more sultry than the season
warranted that the weather-wise farm.
ers in The carriage with Amelia pre-.
dictcd the approach Of onc Of the Aeay.
lest storms that ever shook haaT and
earth. And. as If in justification OF
this prediction. towards evening the
clouds began 10 gather thick, black,
and lowering over the earth. The face
of the country also changed. The love.
" woods. fertile fields and fruirfpl
farms were all left far behind, and tia
barren heaths of the north lay all
around.
And still the train rushed onward IN
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-30

,.u ,,c Dreadful, rirb, %
storm
tho face Of the a~prruaching tcmppst
Ana sfiIl with undauntC- Spirit. An.
noIIo sned on toward Ter unknown
fate
one after another Of her fellow mas.
soprnys left ,he carriage in which she
tro yn,ad until at Il small roadside sta.
tinr Annnllo fo;1pd herself ouitn olone
AMI 81 ,bis station thr rrtlrd uIt his
head in at the door with The pcremp.
tory dni3oYI.
~.;TirEn.s"
ArrciIo st,rtea from her day.dreom.
and n~arvorsIv producpd hers
"Ynr'vn @tr1vaIrd tbirtv miles farther
than yor'vo any riobt IN do with this
tirknt and Tvn u ,rraot mind IA give
vou in choryo" s,id tho Urar,I m.
rrfI,
~.ii1vn T. Ipdrad 7 did not mean 10
Tn II ! ouitn foryns IN Ioor; at nv
tfcknt said AnnelIo h~eginufng 10
trombIa in a manner most nm worthy NJ
snel,inr nor fortune
Won know where Won vpIr~ rnin, to
Srrnosn g,ov.Icd tho cuard
Indoo I didn-t. only wanted M
On 49, r,. nv roii a. ,his tirtar world
"a h. ,no.
",nI th,t mo. r.o-vri, an,r ,,41.va
,cft jIoyyth twonty niIos hohipd voc"
NV nriorsr' y.s ha.d ismoved OK.
o,,wa inn 81 noor Mia
"Come' that ron,t DO van know.
von,yn emf IN oct out and I shall riys
van in chorrc ~ a n~oiicaron spa
oorc coning nov"
.Don.t nrav ao,,t Soo wv, t,yvo shil.
''' l'"' y" 'NN' ~
nv fo,. a twanty ],,jIo,, rido In =, third.
r,.I,ss co rriaga" said ,nnouo errinp.
To- on, ,nd h,.tino hnr I,st money
in-o Luz hnua - 10 ~
rrr,at oxanrIarr e. ,,ooLotod tho
Zoo ana ran 90 I'd ~ opon tbo door
~ e., L. aarro "anoit :. gon.
tIon,an and Iady VII vorn waitinr for
go. '
rha ,-,;r ,,orod n, ,oori,c ,,pa,Ia
s,-,,1i,a 49, hu Tho roodSijo' With
- iittT bnnatn ;n hor i,nI hut
nr;thnmt - :, To- nrrsa sround
Sa. ~ al airnotinns Ia tho borran
ma rnlItnc hoathn h9ya bor low.
go, ~ Iorr ana hraatn,;,a clouds
Ticht stnrn ond rtncss wern an
nr0,nhnr and Sho 90 ,n,Ia.;,Sa and
r""5in.G' a "n tha hath
Sto lnnt.aI nrnnnJ ha,s on nIi siaas Tor
sLo,,nr fran, ,hn nathorinr to,,.ncst
-, aho aa,hI n"t 80" . si~r OF hIn1on
hahi,ntion Eyon thn uttI, vavsida
49, brsn unrann, h.forn
sna,'n 80 80 "a dasartad
- o.. ,hn h,, -, soaLinc ba-
tor,nn Alta no. snan, baIs 60 ,Ioosant
~, ~ uo u nrnn",n, a. ,ha ,norp;nr and
- g. 80. Inri;st'aS ..aIs 800 In GOOD
A., 90, 49, th;,5 az hacr. b,,t only
g aa, nna 80 - Init roll
itna - sha rr,It,oa On s,vino ~. ber.
re. w 'H'
'.c Ho,o ,s, NOT ha dis.
oon H. ,hn ais;n,,I,n. Iot rs "a
mnu,a oro IN q Chr;stinn ao,rtrv snv
hhnn,. ond br'onS ~ w" rn.t cn,,a !,
go omn a"itaSo whc ~ nao,ln viii
ST. -, shoJ - stprr, To
ninht and tn,,o.on, ,,uI he a new
49, "' ""
"";nd So w;,, sr,;,o -. tho facs ~
frowning Fortune. she struck into q
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-30
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The Lady-Is this aoyei d iii one Tor
my daughter to read?
The Salesman don't know. lE
Tot acquainted with your daughter
Life.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-30
Merry
Chicag

mS'y
Chicag
IRA like to know
The poor man
when coal goes
THE mercury ~
New 70
people say
know that ca
ButI would not mol.
iii she was clos
Yenowi
glorious CHI,
By Tennysonih u
|ls nothing to ny
For taking a u
New You
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She's called a
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she'll never be
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-30

By Tennyson ~
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.For taking a u
4 New YoI
Nvne;shbor's a
I"sbe's called
/ But, even thong
4 She'll never be
"
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kniamin FoS1
bg,s-eheap'
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vol hunt
bur tin types
\ photo gallery
by did you kn'
Dave a cream''r
&droom suits
$iamin 4 foste
Hiss Lawyer
Miner W. NJ. at
NE only D~ig
NJ has made G'
&vpral articles
y at a bargain,
H. Bert IA Pei
J from an exte'
Jewell & EugeII
Nd grade OF ice
a. elegant five
$Qurre at this
bin.
Tome and SEE
FVin b. sure
Rps. Mclean
9lngs drove
bprnoon.
Furniture chez
bit sacrifice II
kuiamin x Fost
&The number OF
IN BE- doubled
present apes
Ross, the Jew'
pxtras for al
but matter no
We understal|
hve besn CONF
bDs al lee for I'll
FOR SALE
loot lots. D
H., Turner on
Ms, A. Small
'ehing IRON.
pn visiting Nj
FoR RrST--E
pcated aud in /,
this office or
Percy peabt
{polis Sunday
ind the Mime,
Come in and
Enything or no
lors Of our bar
Mrs. Mable
BE- city visiting
lnd expects to
(islt.
John BlocLe,
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fAd adjacent c
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We have bpp|
low mil g
nrar' The pro
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Commence the
Purlng the Ne,
No contain.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-30

IN Mi wan

,sgo Nj wau'
H.. & D..
bger East T. 1a
Beight East !
TH West
Freight "esI
|"' W. "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

Chicago. March 2.-Weakness I'm
wheat early was due 10 rather gen
erous selling orders, to the absence OF
crop damage. The reports that the
stocks in the Northwest would in
crease nearly 100000 bushels this
week also helped TO create the depres-
sion. But the sentiment gradually
changed, Armours brokers were act
i've buyers, the shorts began to show
uneasiness and cover freely and bun
talk became general There was an
unusual active demand for vessel room
reported, and the rumored big cash
business OF the last two days was look
ed upon as indicating growing do
sire upon the part OF the foreigners
TO secure our wheat. The market got
duh and weak during the last hours
There were free realizing sales at the
advance, and the late Liverpool cables
were lower.
Corn was firm, principally owing to
the good demand for car loads In the
sample market and the moderate re-
ceipts
oats were freely active and firm
early. with slightly higher range OF
prices. Trading was only moderate
on the market for hog products. though
the feeling was stea1ief in general
way. as receipts OF hogs were not very
large Estimated receipts for to-mor-
row: -
hogs, LOCO head.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28
HIGH GRADE CATTLE
BEING SHIPPED INTO THE MAX.
RET AT CHICAGO.
Packers Have the Market at Their
Mercy ANA Keep the rrlce Of
Hogs Down.

Chicago, March 27.-The cattle now
uoailhB TO market are mostly fat and
nety desirable, Dressed beef and shin
plhs steers arc selling at sg.5ofII 10
~ common TO choice the bulk OF the
sales being at ss10a3.TO. Exporters
sIe puying good heeyes around fs5R
1,vo ana export steers and choice feed
ers sell at about the same price. Choice
neiiers sell hriskly at S35ops as. but
heulum 70 good cows nre slow al S25O1
wv and export bulls are decidedly
lower. Calves are plentiful and 25 and
90 cents lower than weeck ago; choice
sen at S5.0OG5fQ. Texas onttlc have de-
cllned about Is cents and feed steers
sell at S29OasS5.
Hogs--Conrmmon TO choice hacking.
S,6503.gO; sales were chiefly at sgS5G
IVY. ana choice Hight mixed sold I'M 10
W, while assorted Hight brought some
SLV5W4l0. Prices were to 10 cents
higher than a week ago, but sales are
SIM below a $500 basis. Packers are
getting hoga on their own terms, Il
being pointed out that porlS sold this
week Mt the lowest prices ever reached
IN March There was n good demand
for sheep although heavy lots have
sold largely 8 and 10 cents lower,
Sheep are fully 81 per 100 lower than
year ago. Sales OF westerns largely
predominatinE Lambs are active and
have advanced about 10 cents. sales
ranging at S75Q3Sj. Clipped sheep
sold NJ S9.25d2SO.
Receipts-cattle, 5000: hogs. 1900;
sheep, 5000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28
CASH CLOSING.


Boston. March 27--The Boston Com,
merciaI Bulletin will say OF the WOOL
market: .t,..
The market Is a tribe more active,
though Mt no higher prices. The cup
Is opening at not less than last yeni
prices. The export movement .besnn
last week has continued. -Four houses
have shipped American woods abroad
Tle varieties are oregon, territory and
flne pulled Mexico. The continent ana
ENGLAND are being tried as markets
10 great Is the discrepancy between our
markets and the order markets. OF the
world. Mexico was the best buyer OF
ali last npring. Sales are not large.
and The operation IS the result OF me
nnnatiiraliy low price OF American as
comuarod with foreign woods ~ saies
this week on the basis OF full Boston
prices 40 I AKA zoo
nounds domestic and 7Ts'app pouIi9s
foreign. against 100000 pounds domestic
and eiS.0c0 pounds foreign iast w VIZ
and . ss5 200 pounds domestic and Llss s,,
zoo pounds foreign for the same "seA
last year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

FOR SALE--we have several tracts
or land lGO acres each, all nrst-class
black waNy soil and In eight milos of
Fort Worth. This land r. prairie with
timber In two miles. Water can he
had In surface wells In twenty feet
and arteslan wells In 800 feet. Rail-
road station, church and school In two
miles. Price $40 per acre. parties go-
Ing on tho land, building houses and
putting one-half In cultivation need not
pay anything hut interest at per
cent until the ist day of January. 1898
Long time given
200 acres IA miles west OF Fort
Worth and In one mile of school and
church. 100 acres In cultivation. 40
acree IN pasture and 10 acres IN wood
Good Groom frame house. barn and
outhouscs- We'll and creek water.
Price $1,000. Extra terms.
l1g acres OF fine black loan land In
ten milcs south OF For, Worth. All
fenced. tank on II hut no house and all
pasture. $50 per acre. Extra ensy
terms,
Blocks OF 10 acres each or more In
one mile Of the city and ON good pllted
roads. Sandy loan soil, fnc for gard
ening $40 TO SIS per acre. Long time;
ensy terms.
Several nice rcsldcnce lots ON West
Side and on street car line $500 each;
any Kind OF payments at per cent in-
tercat.
Nice cottage. rooms. stable, etc,
lot 90 by 1903 feet, south front; $3.50
Easy terms. This ls near car line In
Union Depot addition,
on Fast Fourth street nice fivc-room
cottage and lot 10 by 100 feet; south
front. Price $500, Terms 10 suit.
HUFFMAN 3 co,
Fort Worth Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28
LIyrrnDOI IOtion.

Liverpool. March -Cotton-Spot
steady; American mildling. 3-S Sales
OF the day were 5000 bales, OF which 800
We're for speculation and export and
included 7.4O0 American. Receipts. TO-
600, including $500 American. Futures
opened quiet but steady and closed
very steady at advance American mid
ding, !, m. C, March. AIS; March and
April, i.16di17; April and May lisa
4.l6; May ana June. AIS June and
July, 4.13GrA1i; July and August, 4.12Gr
4.l3; August and September 400; Sep
TENDER and October 4.0lGl.O2; October
and November 361; November and
December, 3.59@3GO.
The tenders OF today's deliveries
were 100 bales new docllets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

Nv York. March 27.--Cotton quiet;
.nhg rs; net receipts none; gross
exports continent 100, forward
r. sales Sc, all spinners; stock loS'-
Es.kly net receipts s96; gross receipts
h exports Great Britain S.lif
~ i62; to the continent 1871; for
F-sa 1851: sales 5.9s6: splnners q
|Al today--Net receipts 26,os1; ex-
Il Sreat Britain 25,s76: France 600;
enent 20I9; stock 62s.Ssa.
|-splidated net receipts Si,766; ex-
= Great Britain 59.ol5; France y
,sohtinent 1851.
' w. since Sept. met receints -
~ exports Great Britain 1.lS9,l4l;
nee f2l 500; continent l,433,l77.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

Kansas city. March gI-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 5000; shipments 1900. Market
slow Texas cows S2.ijd9G0; beef
steers $3l0Ii.l5; native cows S2.OOU2l5:
stockcrs and feeders 5000 100; bulls
81. 1919. 10.
? Hogs-Rocelpts 1900; shipments =
200. Market 5Ql0 higher; bulk Of sales
So 7Od3. so: heavlcs s3.4543. G5; packers
81 $685. 50 L.; mixed 50 35llS.S0: lights
81 65g3. so; workers. 50 1908. so; pigs -. 10
03,75.
Sheep-Receipts $500; shipments, 500,
Market steady. Lambs 80 .50&t 20,
muttons 50. 20p3,S5.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

ST. Louis, March 27.-Cattle-Re-
celpts 900; shipments 1900. Market
strong on small supply. Export steers
would bring A,25Gfli0; fair to good
shipping steers 50 6O0i 20; dressed beef
and butchers steers SS.iOqi 90; steers
under 1000 pounds 80 S0d3.5O; stock
helfcrs 81 0OWS. 80; bulls chiefly s. ESQ
. So; Gamers 81. 25G2 20; calves 81 500
G.O0;TeNas cattle firmcr: fed steers 81 90
G3.9O with bulk Of sales S3.2sG3 ,65
cows and heifers 81 OOG3 rs; bulls 81 90
@2.15.
Hogs-Receipts 1900; shipments $500.
Market SdiQ higher, 81 1904 W: mixed
50. 65G3 90, lights 81 5000, 90,
Sheep Receipts sou. shipments none.
Market steady to strong; natives 81 5O0
30; with some mixed lots 81 80; west,
erns S3.50U37 10; southern 33,3O4J. 10;
lambs 81. 7iIi 80
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

iork, March 27.--Clearings, &c.,
balances. sI.e16.979. Money on
~ AZ SWS t-2 per cent: last loan,
IA. sPS i-2; prime mercantile pa
|seo per cent. Sterling exchange
Il, WIN actual business In bankers
~ 4.sS l-2mi. So "a for demand,
~. i-2A4.S7 "a for 60 days. Post
w 4-ssdi IS 1-2 and 4.s9G4.S SO 1-2.
G'sfesai bills. 4.S6 1904. Sc "a; bar
L " Silver certificates. 6S lao
Mexican dollars, o. Ia; govern
oohds, firm; states duh; railroad
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

Liverpool. March I.-Wheat LIP, ~.
80 "a california. rs. "a; NO, ie1
anI stoeks exhausted; No. ! nara
ssp,ssrnisnha 81. 3l-2d. Futures stesry
10 In, higher. March IS si. 10,
An,-iI IL. add May, June ah' 80
o.. ID: August. ~, si--a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

10 points net advance. Sales se.so
BAGS. including March IL 2o92h.
spot coffee Rio dull; No. 7, 1914.
MID quiet. Cordova ie 3-iwiS; sales
apo Days haTseaibo p l.; 800 bags Gem
tral American p. /.
sugar raw quiet; refined firm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

N York. March 27-rhe Evening
London financial cable says;
n stock markets were neglected
sul to-day. Americans were weak,
w at the lowest point. 1t is re-
!, ~ from Berlin that China has
! i'ort Arthur to Russia. but Moth
4 known on the subject here.
i Paris bourse was steady during
Italians.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

|nuon. March 27.-Consols for mon
Fs,,y,is; for account, 100 "a. Bar sill
."-l6d, per ounce. Money. 81
fsnt' The rate OF discount in the
market for short and . months
n-lsUS-4 per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

Standard dry salt. short clear, $3.50;
STANDARD short clear bacon, 500; hams,
medium. s9.25, hams, small, $3.50;
breakfast bacon, 1875; dry salt bellies.
$685.: bacon, 1915; dry salt. shoulders,
So: California hams, $3.50; pure leaf
lard. 5.75.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

York. March 2T.-Total sales
Y .oday. 1S4,126 shares, including:
iEsah Tobacco. $4,000; Louisville
'ashVille, 5000; st. Paul, $500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

New York. March N,-Santos hrm;
good average Santos, 1880 reis per ~
niios Receipts. 1900; stock. 10000.
Hamburg dull; Ia pfg. decline. Sales
Hayre closed steady, a-4Qif net de-
cline. Sales. $1,000 bags.
~, E,o s TxehanEe, 7-sd. Receipts. O.
"a CLEARED for the United States. u
o50. EuTope. 1000; stock. Gi,00Q.
Warehouse deliveries from New York
yesterday, i1.437. New York stock to-
3sv gsI,lei; United States stock, 2eo.-
Ia afioat for the Uuted states, AL
ie9. total visible for the United states.
Hi a5g. against 4S2,337 bags last year
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

,,a,v York. March 21.-Wheat exports
81 100; spot duh; No. hard % T. Q, p.
.naaf Options opened easier under
sIrs s,,orf selling. rallied on firm cables
and and small spring wheat receipts with a., a
f advance on covering ey early ,,
shorts she f but anal break caused by t he
duii export trade. rain IN ha IA a ms,
ion- Selling followed, closed is ne,
lover lowe No. g red March 70 s-s; May
40
Hides dun.
Leather dull ,rao,.
Wool dull: domestic fleece 'v9-A'
pulled 1925. ,..,,rc.
less. prices nominal. 4,nv
cotton options opened barely steany
5fli5 points decline Ruled senssr1a,., ~,
,,.oa,, under favorable cableH ana ~,
,.ors,n selling. rallied partially on Local
rorering IN consequences OF large ware
house deliveries, .,..s ,o
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

Notice IL hereby given that the r,gu.
inr annual meeting OF the stookhoid.
era OF the st. Louis Southwestern
Hallway Company of Texas viii bs
held at tho general offices OF said com.
nhny, IN the city ~ Tyler, Hmith couns
~, Tex. nj 0 o'clock n. m, on Monday
the 9Th day OF NAV 1896, Tor the purT
pose % clectlng n board Of nine ~
rcntora 30 erryc for tho ensuing year
and for the transaction OF such othet
and further business as may properly
como before said meeting. aud, ON the
same day and nj the same place, I'm.
mediRtoiy after the adjournment ~
said stockhoiders' meeting. the irgu;
lar annual meeting OF the bonrd %
directors Of said company will be held
for the purpose Of clooting n president
and secretary and such other officers
ns arr provided by law and the by-lawa
OF said company and for the irunrar-
tion OF nuch Other business na mny
properly como before gai1 meeting
The stock books Of said company Will
be. and remain CLOSED from tic ~ a~r
OF March, 1896, until after the adjourn
mcnt OF aaii meeiinRs.
s.. w FoRDYcB. Secretary.
President,
March %, 1896.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

st. Louis, March Election quiet;
middling Z j-8. sales none; receipts sos
shlpments 2l6i stock b9.9sl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

Galveston, March 27.-spot cotton.
steady niddling. 7I-lGc. sales, $3.50.
receipts, 2,i46; exports, 49, stock, Sc, =
s24.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

For Men only--A startling freak Of
nature, the greatest freak OF nature
known to man. Miss Juliet. the cow
wonder. to be seen at 3l2 Main street.
Open at in the morning till 10 at
night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

IN Orleans. March 27.--cotton
". middling Z Us: low mlddllng 7
good ordinary is. Net receipts
. srpss 2.sls; exports Great Bril-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28
PATEsT's.

wrLf.IAn @. HENDERSON. coun-
eelofsat.law and collector ~ American
and foreign patents: trade marks and
labels. Rooms " and 20. Norris build
ing. conner Fifth and + Efreeta. wash
ington. d. c. Seventeen years expert
CORDS IT, 4. patent Office Send sketch
0f model for report as 20 pnirntnbllity
torrespondenue invited Mention oa-
xetts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

FORT WORTH AND RIO GRANDN
RAILWAY COMPANY ntockholders'
and directors annual meeting. \ he an
nnnl meeting Of the stockholders and
diractors Of the Fort Worth and RIO
Grande Railway Company will be held
at the Office OF the company IN thd
city OF Fort Worth, Tex. April Z, 1896,
nj y. IN, Transfer books will ID
main closed until April 7. 1896.
A, X. DIXON,
HnnrniarY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

Last two performances Of Krausc's
company at Greenwull's. Matinee to-
day, Taken From Life" Tonight,
"My Partner" Prices 10, 20 and 80
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-28

WA TED- Men who win work for s15
a month salary or large commission
selling goods by sample TO denlord. Ex-
pcrlcnce unnecessary. Write us.
Household Speciality Co, 70 W. Fourth
street, Cincinnati o.