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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-24
PRICES STATIONARY.
CATTLE snrL,Se AT cmcAco AT
low rRIcns.



Chicago. April 2s.-Dresscd beef and
shipping steers are selling at ss.5OQ 400
for ordinary TO choice. The bulk 20 at
ssc04s,so, and choice fat heifers. ex-
port cattle and feeders all sell at nearly
the same prices; cows and helferE are
saleable at sl.h0G4oO. largely s2160s. i5,
and bulls sold at s2.25I3.Oo. while chives
were in demand at S3.0004.b0. Texas
cattle sold at s2SO03s5.
Al the low prices now ruling there Is
good demand for hogs and today's
supply was Well taken at yesterdays
figures. Prime heavy and butchers
early sold around $3.50 and IN few
cases 1866. but later ts.ib was an ex-
IRENE TOP. Light hogs sold all the way
from sS.i5Is.75. with the bulk at $500
Qs.70, a few at s3.7b.
Inferior TO prime sheep sell at 80 ESQ
s6b; heavy export. iss-nound sheep
sell at the top. Large numbers Of Tex
ans sell Mt s..259325. chiefly at $500 and
upward, and western s3.lhI8G5; cl,1iec
yearlings around 100 poundH. $3.50;
lambs are active at ss.901i.6o
Receipts-Cattis, $780, hogs. $1,000.
sheep, 1900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-24

Kansas city, April s.--Syheat--Nom-
inally steady; demand unchanged. No.
hard, Gle; No. nominally. 50gbtc;
rejected noninaliy, 36@iOc; No. red.
72e774c in car; fancy, 7bc; No. nom
inaliy. 65@7oc; No. spring. Gle; NO 3
nominaily. JTnbgc
Corr-About unchanged. fair demand;
No. mixed 20 1-4c; No. white. 2a i-2c.
oats-No. 2 mixed, 17ci No. white,
10 1-fc.
----Hye-No. 2. s91ss ice.
Hay-steady; choice timothy, 1900
II so. other grades S5.50Iii.00; prairie,
choice. 7.00IS00; others, tso09s.5o.
Butter--Demand fair and price un-
changed, creamery. is9iic; dairy. 100
12c.
Eggs-1-ic Higher and better feel
Ing; strictly fresh, i-2c.
Receipts-'wheat. 6ooi corn, 1880;
oats. 10000.
Shtpments-None-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-24
0RTHER INCREASE
.ronrED AT THE NEW YORK
crock EXCHANGE.
:, pacisc stock showed orent
L,ns,n--nenewea Venezuelan
k,u..lon Attracts No Attention.

] Anvil pa further In
in stock exchange business oc-
tndav and prices We're Irregular.
ch the total Of transactions was
shen for some time past, the
. In was spasmodlc The trad
fment played on both sides of the
A uuyIng by commission houses
ic,ad IN some shares and par
In In the granger group. result
3romparative inactivity In Bur
and st. Paul. Missouri Pacific
m 10 be manipulated by power
Lao interests. The industrial
A hu,yever, hold first place as a
and recorded the most erratic
HONS. AT the outset the market
<fayorably Affected by the failure
kdon to respond to the improve
khnt had characterized the la.e
d here yesterday. Tho street,
= regarding the depressing in-
/ abroad OF the revived Ven
4 discussion as exaggerated, paid
Ind attention to the lower London
&ons for Americans. An early
I movement was directed against
onstrials with Sugar and Tobacco
subjected to special pressure
&ayiness Of these shares caused
u All sympathetic recessions In the
Isl, but after midday the bulls
hold of the market with
ylgor and substantial
les occurred. Leather pre-
4 gained liz per cent. The
"a shares were worked up on
katkely heavy trading. In the
IN the industrlals and the
H. were most prominent. The
occurred In the trust receipts
HI Pacific common and preferred
IN S-SQi 1-2 and IL and IL 3-S
Iively.
Hbonds also were heavily traded
Il advanced sharply ON the rapid
Re OF the reorganization proceed
n STRENGTHENING influence In the
81 market was eNerted by report
n e Republican senatorial caucus
Ellington had decided to work for
My adjournment. Another en-
|Hng factor was the continued
|tiion of semi-ofilolai reports OF
j. ID crop prospects. In the final
\ minors were current that the in
"a on the scrip dividend on To-
II to be served next Monday. AS
er OF fact, as stated In these dis
the adjourned hearing Of the
#tion for an Injunction takes
b. the day mentioned. All the
|Hhe report Inspired determined
ainst the stock which broke 4 S-i
|#heayy sales. Other leading in
5ls and some of the railway list
y pressed sympathetically. Leath-
IA and General Electric /. The
closed weak at fractional con-
y.
I bond market Northern Pacific
displayed continued strength and
Some Of the usually active
ICES were also conspicuous for
tment. among them st. Louis
IN Francisco. Further foreign
OF bonds was reported, including
I the high class issues. Sales,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-24

Chicago, April 2a.-There was fair
speculative trade In wheat, the market
ruling moderately active and good
deal of the ohoppy unsettled order
prices turning about on every slight
influence. The sentiment at the start
was steady. after which a weak spell
set in to be followed by u stronger
tone, the close being steady at 1-29b-sc
advance. Fluctuations covered 7-Sqplc
range The Hteadlness at the start was
attributed largely to the rather bulllsh
remarks In this weeks summary OF the
Price Current, and then the weather
showed too much moisture heavy
rains being reported IN South Dakota
and Minnesota and some In North Da-
kota, which will further delay seeding
IN that section. There was also a semi
official report OF 70 per cent on the con-
aItion OF the plant in Kentucky. Ca
bles, too, came no weaker than the de-
cline on this side yesterday and this
was rather encouraging. There was,
however, heavy selling Of July for St.
Louis account and a good deal OF May
on sale. which caused prices to react:
The close however, was within l-4c OF
tn opeulng figures of the day.
Business in the corn pit was largely
in the way Of changing May deals over
to July.
Business in oats was fairly active.
The principal trading was In the way
of exchanges. Plenty of May was Of
fered and July was wanted.
Provisions opened weaker because OF
the days run of hogs being a little
heavier than yesterdays estimate. but
the strength OF wheat helped to revive
them Pork for July declined be. then
improved IL 1-2c with SC gain as the net
result at the close. Ribs are &c higher
but no change Is noticeable In lard
Estimated receipts for tomorrow;
Wheat, 49, corn, 2i6; oats, 800; hogs,
p OlO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-24

crooe,ts. and Provisions.
Bams-Ms dlutn. plain and cenvassed.
Breakfast bacon--Pinin ana canvass.
ed. eslc.
Bacon. bellies. smoked. 7i-sc.
Dry sale eidcs, s-fc.
Short clear bacon, 1-tc.
Dry salt beliles. i-2c.
Compound lard, tiercca, 8 lac.
Lard Ia cans. advance over fierce
prices
Leaf lard. tlerccp. Co.
b0-pound cans. i1tc; 1Q-pcund cans
Sac; 5-pound cans. 7~sc; s-pound cans.
Sugar Standard rne grsnuiated. IN
bags OF 100 Tounde each OF in barrels
&c. cut loaf or powdered, i-2n; choice
yellow CHARMED, 8 s-sci prime yellow
clarified, i-fc.
Coffoe-Ro l. package. Mohns-
ka, 10 lee; Arbuckle. 1si-ec; lion.
10 1-2c; XX<N, 10 lie; Cordovn, i9c:
Early ErenkfnHt. 2ec.
Fancy Rio, zoe,
coffee--Green. fancy lava, ESQ.
Fancy peabcrry, % 1s2o.
Prime Rio. 10 lac.
Fair Rio. rs 1-ec.
Common Rio, iSc.
Beans--Lady Washington ai-ao
Lime. &c.
Pink. 2f-2c.
Bayous. ? i-2c.
Black eye pens. lac.
Country Produce.
Produce and fruit--Appless-r
northern per bbi.. s475a6; California
navels. sST5G4: California scedllnga,
s2.75Us; onlons. 2G2 l-@c H.: cranbers
rics, bill. $40; cocoanuts bag OF 100,
s.; Greeley potatoes, 5bd60c, Triumph
potatoes per hushel. sta50i.f0; Minne-
sofa Rose. 65c; Peerless, CSC; Hebron,
Errs 80 s.A rs.l,
bu s2.2si yellows. sa.s5; whites. $3.50.
Bananas. si.so92.2s.
Fiour-Jobhers' prices. high patent.
81; fancy patent. 500: family, tl.T5;
foreign inilir, high patent, s2.io: fancy
patent. 50: stralghts, x.s5.
Grain bags-13alo lots. New b-buahei,
s-ounce. SAC: new 2 Ia bushel. s.
ounce, corn, 3-tc; centais, bale lots,
4 lac, Ia Platas, Sci secondhand ont
bnclss. SC.
wheat--No, ., e5c; No 8, t5c.
Corn--Shclled. mixed bulk. Job lots,
sacked corn car lots T. .. 81 countri
points, et4ei l-2c; car. zoe.
oats--Texas rust proof. In bulk from
wagon. i5ui6o: car lots, sarked, (. o. L :,
country points. 1b91cc.
Hay-Job lots. s6.soVsoo, enording o
quality.
nran-Job lots, coo; car lots. CSC.
Meai-io pounds, 4Oc: car lots. soc;
chicken feed. wheat, Job lots. $50 per
bushels feed meal. 5ac: car lots boo
cwt.
sweet potatoes--Pumpkin yams. largo
Zoe; pumpkin yam seed. zoe, common
eating, s0o.
Turnips--Per bu. zoe.
Pecnns-Per pound, 3U5c.
poultry-Fat spring chickens, larger
than quells, s2.5Ol22T5 per dozen; fat
| fall chickens. t2.50a27b; old ROSTERS
zoe each; old hens. s2.25; hens. s2.t0d
| $50
Turkeys-iens, &c; gobblers. "a.
Ducls-In sull feather, 81 10 per dox.
| Geeso--1rull feather. ylQ450 rer doz.
| ganders. not wanted.
Butter--Nlcc mould country Jersey,
29c; plain country. 1870; creamery,
Butterins--solid. so-pound tubs. iic.
| Egrs-Gc.
Hides-Dry nlnt, Gdsc; dry ilnt dam
| aged hides. SG5c: green salt hides. so
&c: green butcher hides. sos l-2c: dry
salt. safe
| Prinr taliow, 2s-4G3 i-lc; d,y bleach
ed bones IS per ton,
Local Cotton Market.
| Toward the end Of the season busI-
ness shows consi lerable falling on
| Quotations are nominally as follows:
Low middllng, 6 l-4c.
Strict low middllng. 61-sc.
Mlddling, 0 3-ic.
Strict middling u.s.
Good middling. 7c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-24

Liverpool, April 2s.-Cotton--spot in
fair demand: prices higher; American
mIddlins, fair. 23-Sed. good middiing,
4 1-2; American mlddling, 4 1880; low
mlddling, 5-16d; good ordinary. 3-1sd;
ordinary. I'D.
The sales OF the day were 10000 bales,
of which 5000 were for speculation and
export, and included 1900 American.
barely steady at the advance. Amerl-
can middling |. m. c., April. 4.i0di.20;
April-May, 41e; May-June, AIS; June
July, 4.15; Juiy-August. AIS; August
September. 4i1dl12; September
Der. 4.os0L0i; october-November 3G2l
s.6s; November-D December, 3.60Q3Gi; De-
cember-January, 3,60@s61.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-24
Jailed ron nIoAMy.
Harvey q. saitcr, Alias Frank HALEY
N Much Mnp.srd Man.

Ironton, Ohio, April 2s.--Harvcy q.
salter, alias Frank Bailey. was brought
here from Portsmouth yesterday and
Jailed for bigamy. Fifteen years ago
Salter married Nancy Fields OF scioto
county, Ohio. from whom he was d.
yorced. Five years later at Macarthur.
Ohio, he married Chrlstiana Cakes.
whom he deserted. Two years ago. In
Floyd county, KY. he was welded to
Ellen Osborn, but deserted her within
a year on November 18th 1885, under
the name OF FRANK Bailey he eloped to
this city with Hosa Stafford. IL
year-oid girl OF Richardson, KY. and
they were married with his last wife
salter has been living at Quincy. KY,
end while on visit 10 Portsmouth was
recognized and arrested. He confessed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-24

FOR RENT Cottage. 81 Rusk strect.
Apply at new hotiae. corner Rusk and
Third. Will take board for the rent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-24

pronounced heart failure. Tho DAY AZ
ter the funeral Logan left Suspicion
was srcAsed and inqniflea were made
and u was nscertaintd that Mrs Logan
was ollie Reichart OF Sharon Pa. The
body was eNhumcd towards the end
OF March and the visccra were sent to
Prof.. Ellis, government analyst OF
Toronto, and his report has lust been re-
ceived by the authorities Thee grainA
of arsenic were found In the stomach
prd some mercury In the liver An en-
deavor will be made 10 trace LOGAN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-24

10TH April 23,--Cicarings, $780,
paianees. s6.a5e. POI. Money on
az l-eTs per cent; last loan,
ksn.s ioasd 10 per cent. Prime
"s iRper. 4 1-2ne per cent.
Il eAehange steady with actual
~ bankers bills, 4Ss 1-2dl4Ss s-f
,a anu ~ l-2@is7 "a for 60 days.
1872 49, fssNfSs IL and 4sgQaS9 Ia.
relai bills. $50 l-eGis7.
a. uViiars, 6ic Government
strasi state bonds. dull: railroad
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-24

Kansas City. April 2s.--cattie--Re-
ceipts. 1900: shipments. $500 Market is
slow but steady. Texas steers. $1,000
$50: Texas COWS, s2.0OG275: beef steers.
$3o0D3s0, native COWS. sl75m34o;
stockera and feeders, 32.7613.I5; bulls.
s2.0OGs.00.
Market Is steady, Bulk OF sales, $4,000
3.4b; light, ss250S45; workers., $4,000
$50; pigs. S2.60Q35c.
sheep--R Receipts. 400; shipments, sooi
muttons, $3.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-24

st. Louis, April 2S.--cattle-Receipts.
1900: shipments, 800. Market strongi
export steers. a.i06s. rs; fair TO good
shipping, So. COCA. 90; dressed beef and
butchers' steers. 50, 25ds.a0. steers un-
der 1000 pounds. $2.2bG3.b0; stockers
and feeders, 50 COOS 76i mainly, 81 80
90. calves. 81. oOa6 90; Texas steers.
81 1903. 10; mainly, 50 1O93.5O; COWS
ana helfers. 81 00da.25.
Sheep Receipts. 1000; shipments.
500. Market stendy; natives. - .acgl
80. Texas Sc bo4s 25i Mexleans, S2.se
Is.s spring lamhs, s5.Oo97 90.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-24

Liverpool, April 2a.--w heat--spos n
moor demand. No. red winter and No.
i Gala, Is "a; No. hard Manitoba,
X al Futures opened atehdy and
i-tff-gd lower: April, May, June, Juiy
and August 60 Sd; September, % i-td.
corn--cnot nniet. American mixed,
ner "a had, Futures steady and
la lower; April. May and June g Id;
July. IS 1-2d; August 81 2 Lid; Sep
ton,ber 81 ID.
Is ca
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-24

New YORK April es--Dry goods
.rberc was large number Of yard buy
~ IN the rnari.ct and while their IN
ouiries were extended TO al clessen !
~ aooda brown cotlons shared ia the ~.
larger request and WIS lonS 1870 in
sorne demand ana 5000 pieces sold et
u f-oo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-24
RANGE OF PRICES y NEW yoprx
COTTON.


New Orleans, April 23.-cotton-Tu.
lures sI,; quiet Ard steady; sales. $40.
Z .e1dl7 sc: July. 1901 Gle: August
1891 $40: September. 7.1sG7.ifc: oc-
tober. G.97gG gSc; November. G. g3Co6 .96c,
December. 6.951e.96c; January. e.ssQ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-24

Through sleepgse daily between Kan
sas City. Fort Worth and San Antonio,
via Hearne. with which Immediate
connections are made NJ Ennis 20 and
from Dallas. The quickest route TO
Taylor. Austin San antonio, Laredo
and points in Mexico.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-24

WIILtAM o. HENDnn5oN. aoup.
reltf-ut-iaw nnf aonoitof. ~ .AlnfiltAn
ara foreign pnte.-ts. trade marks ana
labels. Rooms 70 ana ~ Norris hrild.
Ing. corner fllth and = etrctfS Wa1n-
innion. u. g. seycii'etn ycafT c<rfri.
corps u. 8. patent Office Send ti>Ftcl
III Iuo,ici tor report ~ u rn!ept;ihl:itf
C0rftsnondprco invited. Mention Qa
eetto WI a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-24

FOR RALE-ibs acrcH Of the very best
hinGk wlxy prairie lana In This county.
and IN one and oncthnlf iuiltH % de-
pot: 100 acres IN cultivation. all iillablo;
good hnugc stable, etc. nrtcsian well:
school IN 400 yards OF houaq: on public
rond and "a milea Of Fort worth: price
sib per acre; all cash, and a bargain IL
we have neverai tracts OF land, 100
acres each. all iirat-clnEs back wusy
soil and IN eight miles Of Fort Worth.
This land II prairie. with timber IN two
miles. Water cnn be had In aurface
wolla IN 20 fNet. and nrteslan wellR in
900 feet Rnilruad station. church and
erhool In two miles. Price $50 per acre,
Parties going on thc land. building
houses and putting one-hhlf IN cult
walton need not pny anything but. inter.
eat NJ per cent until the lst dsy Oh
January 1898. Long time given.
500 acres OF land within eight miles Of
Fort Worth on piised road; al fenced
md arten!an water At least 600 ncres
az THIS land In nne. black wnxy soil. and
ali or II IL nne grass land; extra bar
gnln offered; easy terms.
blocks OF ten acres each or more In
ono mile Of the city and on good pikod
roads. Sandy loan soil. flne for gAr-
dening; $40 70 sI5 per acre; long tlmei
easy terms.
sovernl nice residence lots on West
Side and on street car line; $500 each;
any kind Of paymentn at per cent In
Lots on Oak Grove street, 100 foot
from Main street ear line; 50xi00 feet
each. with east front; price $3.50 each:
easy tcrmB. These are good lots, dirt
chcnp.
HouHea and lots on all kinds Of pay
montr. HUFFMAN q co,
Fort Worth, Tex. Land Title Block.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-24

New York. April 2s.-cotton- sno.
closed steady: middiing uplands Ia.
gulf 5-i6c; sales. s2e bales.
Futures closed steady: sales. yse coo
bales. January. 7.2z: April 7.se Nav
1,Ss; June, 7.sG; July, 7.Sl, August INA.
September, TAO; October, 7.2s: Noven,'
Der. IT'S; December, 7fs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-24

Gainesville, Texan.
Government Claims ana Dispositions a
Speciality.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-24

TO Points West on the Texas ana IA
clio md Pccna NnlIey MniIrnnd.

On May 18th, the Texas and Pacific
railroad at NIL points east OF and IN
Gliding Wentherford viii sell round
trip tickets 70 Abilene. Pecos and In
termediate stations md points ON the
pecos valley railroad. at one fare for
tho round "trip. tickets good twenty
days from date OF sale for return.
stop-overs viii be allowed &C WeR-
therford and stations went on either
going or returning trip. No stop-overs
will be allowed east OF WeRtherford.
GAsTON MrSLIER.
q. z. & 4. A.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-24

4 oss April 23.-cotton steady:
49, : l-le; not receipts, 10: gross,
] " set ~ 70 Great Britnin. EGO; to
Z, n, Nv; Forwarded, 16: nnies. taq,
Hsls stock lag. C16,
ns,Vaay--Net. 5.aa2; exports 10
iss,asi. ''e's' continent sVV'
4 x ',,s,led-Net receipts. ss,sie; OK
j con. sc2t Britain, $3.50; France,
I tsis e September i---Net re-
4 ''s' exports 70 Great Brit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-24
rrrlrIoN rnoM nxIsrnns.
Advocating the Use OF thc bible in
Tic puhiIc schooIs.

Chicago H.. April 90 Advocates OF
the Bible In the prblic schools made
their first move at the meeting OF The
board Of education last night. "
came UP in the form OF petition
from the Congregational Afiniatcrs'
Union, which was read and referred TO
the school management committee
without discussion.
Another petition referred TO the
same committee requested the use Of
the Goodrich. Motley. Moneilorc. schil-
Ter and O'1oole schools for six weeks
Of the summer vacation 10 be used Ms
vacation schools. Il plan which was
said 70 have heun very Nurcessfui IN
New York, 1lostDn and other citieH.
The board did not discuss tho cues
tion.
UHiI
t..f..a1-,, fttt4s.ft.tsr fttn4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-24

Everybody should go TO Greenwail's
tomorrow and rec the great farce
comedy. "McCarthys Mishaps" The
last matinee aud night OF the season.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-24

4 '.,a,,. April 2s.-consois for money
\ * ~ Ia. Bar silver, SD.
3nsri psr cent. Rate discount in
n h NM Tor short and three
Dhis, ll-i60S-i per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-24

New Orleans. April 2s-Cotton firm;
middling, 1-16: low. do, 1-2: good or
binary, 1916; net receipts, &c; gross,
s,229, sales. 400; stock, 1880
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-24

wANTED-A good general blacksmith.
Trustworthy and sober. 10 occupy n
shop that commands good patronage.
Address Lock Box $40, waxahachie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-24

st. Louis, April -cotton--steady;
middling. 9-l6. Sales 1860 Receipts
eco bales. Shipments, sos. stock. 52.s2s.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-24

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS beet
siignr factory viii be tullt NJ Efdf.
N ~. ii brick and stone of dlrieh.'
slona az fsaoWgi 4ain building, N by
a. ono AZ los BY 81. ono ell. CO BY 80:
thiee etnrAes IN helplsl Total ngietI Of
tract; pirnB and spfci1cNtipnt now
ready. For further pnrtiniinta. call On
OF nedfeaH The ptc0a valley Hcci HUI
gar Company. Eddy, n. NJ.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-24
nusrsnss eaAsons.

WILL aeil or trade nm established
newspaper outht for wagon and team
and some money. address News Ring
gold, Tex; good show for right man.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-24
sUspncTED on TouL PLAY.
Trnce. OF Arsenic Found in tbs
Dead WoBinn's BODY.

Hamilton. Ont, April 2a.--1n tho Int
ter part OF January young couple,
who gave The nafnc OF Mr. ana Mrs. A..
@. Logan, came to this city ana stayed
Al bonding house on Bay pircet In
few dayz Airs Logan besame NJ and
died on Fehraary 3. Of what the doctors
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-24

Choice choctaw and McAiester coal
IA carload lots for sale by William
Noble. saies agent. South McAlestor.
/. Il.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-24

Third Largest In the woria at Pert
49, Orchnrh. u l

Seattle. wash. April sa.--The OPEN
Ing Of tho Omitted States dry dock. the
third largest In the world at Port Or
chard, puget Sound. by the docking of
the government const defense vessel
Monterey, was n complete success
When The water WINS pumped out OF the
dock millions OF nah were found. There
were many salmon and other important
varieties.
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aRA1N ANp provisions.

The following Ii the range OF prices
on the Chicago markets today furnish
ed by Il. q. McPeak q Co..
lAnnr IIlnh China
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Personal.

TEETH Cheapest and best
In town. , W. Blake. b. ID, s.. Third.
corner Main.
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED - Two or three practical
common sense business inen Of good
cover Texas for us under spetial con-
tract. A l references rAunired. For
full particulars COLL at alice Texas
Telephone Supply and Construction Co.
up stairs In now Prince building. Main
street. between Eighth and Ninth SITS.
Fort Worth, Texas.
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New line Of bedroom furniture just
received by Fakes a Co. Easy pay
nnents
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runNrsHap ROOMS.

FOR RENT front room. de-
sirabia for couple, or gentleman; close
40 business. excellent neighhofhood; on
West Side. no Cherry street
FoR RENr--Turniaicd room, for light
housekeeping II desired 1iB corner
Flfs; and Taylor.
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RoOAis-.For light housekeeping. fur
nishod or partly furnished, COS zones.
between Fifth and Sixth STREETS.
FOR Ri.NT- Two nicely furnished
rooms e0a Rurig street between Fipt
and Second streets,
FOR RENT--Two elegant south rooms,
open on unper balcony, bath room and
closets, quiet aud private IN my new
home, 100 y BelknAp street. Aira. Al.
X. HlKby
MIstfefi.AuEous.
DYE wORKe-cnli at CASTOR Broa.,
glqhth and Houston, for having rolicd
clothing cleaned.
DIR Il. d. RnaaE. spiritual Evangelist
and HreilnK Medium. 100 s. Pearl IT..
Dallas, Tex,
rnoB AEp WIRE.
Manufacturer BALE HAT TIN.
IRON and STEEL ROOFING,
iHpN and HTElgL FNScINqs
- a. - II. a..
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HELP WANTED.

wANTED--f'irst-clas Job and ad. man
as foreman; must be single. sober nnd
n good proaamani steady employment
20 right party; send references. stating
wages wanted. Enterprise. Beaumont.
TEX
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FOR RENT--A-yoom cottage. 207 East
Third street; Euiiahls for light house
hecplpg. Apply ut new house. corner
Third and Ruak
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A JOB ana Newspaper plant in this city
minus only tho cylindor proas) for sale
chcapi VIII accept 1850 or $500 rAah
payment balance good time. Paul
Beaumont, Fort Worth.
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FOR RENT--rhrce urfurnished rooms
for light housekeeping. IS a month, OH
East Second street.