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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-17
CASH CLOSING.


New York, March l6.-Wheat-Rc-
ceipts 1920: exports 20,lOO bushels.
Spot weak and lower: No. ! hard ~
SIS b ahoat. options opened weak
and declined sharply under heavy IL
quidation. assisted by lower cables,
visible supply decrease, favorable crop
news and large spring wheat receipts,
rallied slightly on export buying ana
closed SIS a net loss. No. red March
II is: May 90 3-S.
Hides strong. Leather steady. Wool
quiet. Pig iron easy. Southern ll4
IA %; Northern l0.b0m1i.50.
Cotton seed oil shade steadier; prime
crude 2lI21 IT,; prime summer yellow
25d2G. M.
Coffee options opened steady with
prices unchanged TO 8 points lower,
rtlled quiet and featureless with weak
undertone following unsatisfactory ca
bies closing unchanged to points mel
decline. Sales 1850 bags. including
spot coffee Rio steady; No 4 10 ~;
mild steady; cordoya l6 3-iuls; sales
400 bnCs. Maracalbo p. {.
sugar raw firm; sales 800 oales CEN
,rlfllgal 90: test is; refined firm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-17

New orleans, March l6.--liog pro
duets quiet; pork, old: gl,2; n no new new;
Lard. refined tierre, $50 ~ Sides sides
IL. bacon sides 6; hams, choice sugar
gu To al firm; ordinary to fair IL
l-Sai7 "a. - r.,.v "a soaps 20;
pq,ents SO SOd9gO,
Corn meal-Qul' T. N'oo'
Bran-Dull $4,000 -, ,,,,,,a and
mixed SIC; yellow ~ IT,, oea9si.9
snearSopen kettle Arm, 2s- go ~ y
centrifugal nrm; STIMULATED l-Eg -i.sST ii
whites s-iGII a-l6; yeiiows ''"'
q ia; seconds al-2G3 5-a. ,..,r. none
Mo NOE, honds, centrifugal 6IlI. 40.
III p,Iee-Rough receipts i7'oSs; SAFES isy'
aull and nominal; clean sales i''' '''e''
ordinary to good sgi-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-17

Kansas City. March iG-Cattle-Re-
ccipts $500; shipments 1900; market
steady; Texas steers s. 5O03 70; TcNns
cows 81 ,gOd3 50; beef steers 81 00nA25:
native cows 81 6OT2. 40. atocltcrs and
f. nders S. 5OG3 90; bulls 81 25I3.OO.
uogs-Rcccipts $500. shipments 500.
market active, steady. bulk 81 70I3 so.
hcavics 340lt3.sO. packers 3,1i0la SO:
mixed and lights 50 70U3.SO; workers.
SO 1903 so: pigs 800
Sheep-Recclpts 200: shipments 300;
steady; muttons 50. iOd3.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-17

ST, Louis, March 10 Cattle Receipts,
$500 shipments. 200. Market strong
with good demand export stecrs quot
able at 4i0G465. shipping steers, itp
440; dressed beef and butcher steers.
3.4OI3.G5; steers under 1000 pounds
2.s5d3.25: stockcrs and feeders, 2S5fp
$50; cows and helfers. 2,25W3.65, bulls,
mainly, 220Ge75; cannerg l,5OU2 20;
calves, 4ip6; Texans grass steers,
scarce and firm at 2G0d3l0; fed steers,
3MS90; mostly, $50 $3.50; cows and
heifcrs. 2eb6825.
Hogs-Receipta. 5000; shipments,
5000 Market 5G10c lower; heavy. 3.7O
Gp3g5; mixed, 3.l0NaSj: light, 375G30S.
Shcep--Reccipts, 500; strong. native
muttons, $4,000: Southern. 2.SOfeS40;
good Texans. 300; westerns, Sff&a0;
fed Mexican yearlings. 3.i0U3.65; lambs,
Z IhaIl 20
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-17

fbacco figuring for over one fourth OF
the entire dealings. The transactions
In 1t aggregated nearly $1,000 shares.
a disposition toward lower range
OF prices was evident In the early trad
ing, but the professional dealers soon
took hold OF the industrials as noted
and substantial gains occurred In
Sugar Tobacco, General Electric and
Rubber Realizing sales and bear
raid subsequently caused the loss OF
most OF the early Improvement.
1ndustrals weakened in the after
noon, operations being steadied to-
ward the close on coverings Of shorts
generally The close was quiet. with
slight losses, as a rule. The puhlca-
ton OF the Northern Pacific reorgani-
cation plan was followed by decided
strength. In the closing dealings
recessions in prices occurred. The
general list was featureless aside from
u firm tone.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-17

PROPOSALS FOR LEASING GER
tain OF the pastures on the Usage res
crvation, Oklahoma. United States In
dian service. Usage agency, pawhuska,
Oklahoma. crelegraphic address, FL
gin, Ramsay March 7, 1896. Scaled
proposals. for grazing horses or cattle
(but not sheep or hcgs) on certain OF
the pastures on tho oBnge reservation.
Oklahoma. numbered I. 2. e. 70. ~.
80 aud 81, for the period OF two years
from April. 1896. Endorsed "Proposals
for leasing osase tribal lnnds," and nd
dressed 10 the acting United state In
dian agent. osagc agency. PawhuBkn,
Oklahoma, VIII be received at this
agency, until | o'clock y. m. on tho 2Sth
day OF March 1906 For the inforrna-
ton OF bidders, ] VIII state that de-
Hcription OF the pastures, number OF
acres In each. and all other necessary
information In relation thereto. Will be
iurnlnhed on application to this Office.
The bidder munt state the number OF
the pasture on which the bid IL made.
the estimated number OF acres con-
tained therein, the price per acre per
nnnum which he proposes to pay for
the use OF the same. and the maximum
number OF cattle or horses which he
PROPOSES TO Craze thereon. The rent
must be paid scmi-annually In nd
vance, on the first day OF April and the
flrst day OF October OF each year. Each
with two or more good and sufficient
rurctlea, In IN amount equal to three
fourths OF the entire amount OF the con-
slderatlon agreed upon. conditioned up
on the faithful performance OF tho
terms Of said lease. All fences and I'm
proycmcnts pertaining 10 the said pas
lures nrc to be kept In good repair by
the lessee ana to revert to and become
the property OF the Usage nation at the
expiration OF the Tense. Everything
being satisfactory II Is proposed to
award the grazing privilege OF each
particular pasture To the highest bid
der proposing to pay the highest price
therefor but the right IL hereby re-
served to reject any or all proposals..
ccutcd except subject 10 the approval
Of the secretary OF the Interior Each
proposal must he accompanied by u
certified check or draft upon some
United States depository or solvent ma
tionai bank. In the vicinity OF the bid
dcr's place of residence. made payable
10 the order Of the commissioner OF In
dian aifalrs, for at least per oentrn
OF the total amount of the proposal Tor
or o' draft shaii be forfeited
to the United states. for
the use and hcncnt OF the Usage In
| dinns Of Oklahoma, IN ease the bidder
! receiving an award rhall fail to enter
| lnto the prescribed ie0sc for lands bid
upon, and to execute u suitable bond
| for the faithful performance of his part
| uf the contract, otherwise to be re-
| turned to thu bidder, Proposals not
| conforming To- the requirements OF this
| advertisement win not be considered.
| Lieutenant. Colonel Henry II. Freeman.
| IT, s, A., Acting Indian Agent. Paw
huska, Oklahoma.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-17

Kansas city. March iG.-Wheat-
trade was practically at n standstill,
nominally l-2c lower: No. ! hard 81;
rejected nomlnally "a: No red nomi-
nally 72d73; No. spring nominally 81:
No. 3 nomlnilly 5000
Dull; No. : mixed nomlnnlly
% 81: No white nominally 2aG23 is.
Oats-Firm. but not much demand
No. mixcd nomlnally 16Gl7; No. .
white 10 1-2G20 II.
Rye ominnlly &c.
Recelpts-Wheat 1900: corn $4,000; oats
5000. shipments-Wheat $500; corn and
oats, mono.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-17
LOCAL MARKETS.

Groceries and Provisions.
Hams-Medlum. plain and eanvassed'
9l-2c.
Breakfast baeon-Plam and canvass
ed, Lac.
Bacon, bellies. smoked 3-ic-
Dry salt sides. l-ic.
Short clear bacon, S-ic.
Dry salt bellies, 6 3-ic.
Compound lard, ticrces, I-Er.
Lard in cans, advance over tieree
prices.
b0-pound cans, lie; i0-pound cans,
sac: 5-pound cans. 1850; 3-pound cans
1c per pound.
sucar-standar flne graduated, in
bags OF 100 rounds each or In barrels.
I g-Igc. cut loaf or powdered. 57-Sc;
choice yellow clarified. J-Se' prime yell
low clarified. &c.
ka, VI Ice; Arbuckle, 1ec; Lion,
i9c: XXXX. 19c; Cordova, 10 lie; Early
Breakfast. % Ice.
Fancy Rio. 2lc.
Coffee-Green. fancy Java. ESQ.
Fancy peaberry. y l-2c.
Prime Rio. zoe.
Fair Rio. Ice.
Common Rio, 1850.
Beans-Lady Washington. Plea
Lime. 4c.
Pink. 21-2c,
Bayous. Ice.
Black eye peas, . i-7c.
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
rroducc and fruit-Appless-F
northern per bible. S4.50G5; California
northern. per Dbl. &,b06ij.50: California
navels, S3.25I3.75; California seedlings,
onions. 2ti2 1-ic per ID; eranbcrries
per Dbl. $40: cocoanuts per bag. of 100,
s5, Greeley potatoes. h5m60r; Triumph
potatoes per bushcl. Si75Q200; Mime
sotn Rose. SIC, Peerless, &c: Hebron.
65c; Early Ohio. Doc; red onion sets per
bu., S2.25; yellowe. S2.25i whites, s2bO.
Bananas, si.50a2.25,
Flour-Jobbers' prices, high patent.
81; fancy patent, 5l.00, family, l75;
foreign mills. high patent. t2.1O; fancy
patent. So: straights. 3l.85.
Grain bags-Balc lots: New 5-hushel
gounce. sac; new H. bushel. S.
ounce, corn. S-ic; centrals, bale lots,
&c; Ia Platas. &c: secondhand oai
iA Wh;est-No. ., ~: No. ., csc.
corn hclled, mixed bulk, job lots
ae t-2c; ear corn from wagons, 22Gf2ie.
sacl,ed corn car lots T. .. b.. counuf
points. 26De7c; ear. Gle.
oats-Toxas rust proof. IN bulk from
wagon, l5Gl6c; ear lots, sacked. l. o. ="
country points. 1eGII l-sc.
HayEJob lots. ss5o9sOo. according o
'I Bran-Job lots, coci car lots. AZ &C.
MeaiIio pounds, 400; car lots, toe.
ehickcn feed. wheat. job lots. 5sc per
busheli feed meal. bac' car lots aoe
cwt. ,.l-..,,,,, ,.,,,,s ,,r,o
75o; pumpkin yam seed. cOc; common
eating, 40c, "a.
peeo rs--Per pound, S@5c
poultry--rat spring ehlcllens' S2.'p@
II nor doz.: hens. s2.io0sho,
1T,irltevs-Hcns. &c; gohblers. &c,
nueifsEIn full feather, $40 per doz
Geese-Full feather. $3.50 per Goa
Huttcr--Nice mould country Jersey
zoe; plain country, Il i-gpiac' creamery
aGc L, -, ,le.
uides-Dry flint, cate: dry nint daIn ",
1 aged hides. s05c: green salt hlaea' ~
g.; green butcher hides. Sgs i--ei us'
salt, 5G7c. ,,,o,cn.
| Cd honea. s. per ton.
LOCAL COTTON MARKET
reward the end Of the season pus ~
noes shows consi iernble fllnnE ="
o,,otatiors are nonlnnlly as ioho"1'
I law middling. i-fc.
Strict low mideiins. oi-S
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-17

b-.s York. March l6.-The all I'm
sn, topic in Wall street today was
EranI1uioatlon Of the plan for the re-
Ehna uon OF the Northern Pacific.
~ opinions differ as TO the merits
el plans according to securities
NM. u! each respective Interest and
htor,a stubborn contest against the
| II msnleht Of some OF It's provisions
,na',Leatened In certain quarters. the
m ~ community asa whole, taking
I'M, ,y,vnsldera tlon the record OF the
kbshn,s Identified with the work OF
Snlts'.iton and their practically I'M
3ssess. financial resources believes tho
3,n 81 the plan to be only II quos-
M !. ume. Estimates by experts
tse,em e values OF the new Northern
|rIa. i, securities at about Sc for the
3ehs, s ~ bonds, 60 for the general lien
u - Tor the new preferred and 10
.ort,n, new common stocks. An I'M
b., development was the announce
kar,, VI call by the treasury de-
sssn,ent on the hanks holding govern
~, a,uhey for the payment OF 20 per
III 81 those balances within the pres
kas,,sh The government bond de-
Ebnn, ss hold OF government money
n ,,, sss,V00, coo, OF which Si2,500,000 Is
N nnst,,nnaoks and 50 200, 900 in coin, all
|k,,snn" llsures In the cash treasury
|sAontS \, The call win result In taking
IN, s,yoo,Oo0 In cash from the banks.
Il n,,s.,nh OF the treasury department
N, 10y m line with the forecasts OF
|i.,ps,eSalueie policy published In these
|ross Stock market today was only
|sssraa,eiy active and the fluctuations
|H,n simply reflected manlpula.
|,rsfs, Northern Pacific common and
|tase,eu stocks at the outset dis
|fisld,s Weakness. the last mentioned
ro.t point. Toward the ciose
tee,,,. The losses were recovered.
hdps,suon Yves almost entirely In the
s'ai Shares. with American To-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-17

New York. March lG.-Clearings, 6S,-
704 2i7; balances. 1903, 42l Money on
call, easy at 3 l-2di per cent last loan
4, closed l-2Ii Prime mercantile pa
per bG6 per cent, Sterling quiet, with
actual business In bankers bills ut
49, l-2G4s7 ga for demand! and 4,SG "a
for so days Posted rates, 4s7 l-2fp
4.sS. and i.SS l-2di.Sg. Commercial
bills. 1856. Bar silver. GS3-S. silver
certificates, 5gdGg IT,, Mexican dollars,
- "a, Government and railroad honda
firm; states, inactive.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-17

,ordon March is,--There was an eS-
cellent sale at the wool oe enge' absenee
day, pus demand. Several Amefi.
S Oh representallyes have already na,hi lee.
and those remaining dSiDy aa abs aSs BY for
M ir "cco M sales in detail; o,,roa
e'sh w stslth wales 1.9ll bales; ssoureu
sdSis g,sai E s5s ssles i secured iid0
"a i-sd, greasy l-2dglld' :. t.ea.
greasy 10dmis. ~. ..,.s. seoured Q
New zealand ssl ITs, s,'Y 7dTiid,
i-sasis ~ "a aS SSAf Hope and Na's 1ls 81
sa GaRs secured Sdls Ia g,s srss'y ' ssdS
I'D. ---------------
CHI Tor one fare. S,,tv
49,, worth and Denve- any
VIA '"e Railway. -.
on April 7th. 1890
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-17

XIV York March 16.--Cotton quiet
\ steady: middllnE 7 1l-1G; net re-
n, none gross 1901, exports TO
|at Britain 10 iSi; France $50; cunti-
y ~. forwarded gi7; sales 1.l3g;
|snefs 2lg; stock 159.73i.
Eanl today-Ns It receipts a.7a5: ex-
\. TO Great Britain 30,1Si: France
continent 4,4jj; stock 6G5.7S2
knsolldlted- Net receipts 81 $50; ex-
Is to Great Britain 1924; France
continent 20S22.
ksil since Sept, met receipts a.
III; exports TO Great Britain l.TO3,-
kInnee AZ ,329; continent 1,3G5.lld.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-17
Conr,Lcrntc Nrtc,nn..

Terrell. Tex. March ia--(spcclnll-
The monthly meeting Of the United
Confederate Veterans occurred Sntur-
day. but not much else than routine
business was transacted. II was re-
solved to have meeting two weekq
from today at $50 y. m, to which all
confederate Veterans worp invited. AZ
this meeting there viii he arrange
mcnts made for public meeting the
HecOnh SntmrdnY In Anril.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-17
wAMrEp. 4 srocK on GOODS.

Consisting OF dry goods, clothing. no.
uonn, boots, shoes, hats. etc. No object
ion TO some groceries. A bankrupt stock
preferred. Must be In q good, live town
of 1900 TO 10000 Inhabitants, size OF
stock ranging from $1,000 to $500, Par
ties wanting 10 sell must give particu-
lars. naming price Address Rustler,
Box @ Norman o. T.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-17

! orleans. March 1C.-Cotton fu-
oulet; sales, 5000: March, $40
',sril 7.l4 bid; May, 1904;
;EGIds: July. 7l36L4i; August,
I'M September. 703U7.0j; Octo-
,Aaeg5; November, 6.92QG,0J; De-
I,r eggffG.9i.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-17
!. az PRICES - NEW
ID " COTTON,


: work. March tG.-Cotton-spot
, nniet and steady; uplands,
/. riddilng gulf. 79-lG; sales. i39
> ts,,ures steady; sales, 1890
January, 7.gO; March. TAO: April,
nav 5bi: June. 7.5i; July, G6I.
4 756; September. 1921; october.
'yoyember. 7.l3; December, 715.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-17
ROAD NOTICE no NoN-uEsiDENr
LAND OwNEIs.


STATE OF TEXAS. Tarrant County.
holders citizens OF said Tafrant Coun-
IS. Texas, duly appointed by the COM
mlssioncr's court OF Tarrant county.
roXas, ut liza January term, 1896. to
view and establish n third class road
from tho Fort Worth and Alvnrado
road to the Fort Worth and Pleanant
Point road. and having been duly
sworn NJ the law directs, hereby give
notice that wo will on the 30th day
OF March, 1896, assemble at your prem
isea and thence proceed TO survey. To-
cate, view, mark out and establish
maid rond, beginning ut 39S varns south
of the northwest corner OF the Hiram
Little league survey ana running Gust
to the bridge ncroaa Village Creek on
the Fort Worth and Pleasant Point
road. And We do hereby notify George
Glenn md others. and any and nll per-
sons owning lands through which said
rond may nun. that we Will at the same
time proceed TO nAsc@ the damages
Incidental to the opening and establish
mont OF fnid road. when they may,
either In person or by agent or Mt
torney, present TO us n written state
mont OF the amount OF damages, IL
any. claimed by them
Witness our hands this sist day OF
February, A. II. 1890.
W. NJ. STEPHENSON.
j. j. SCOTT,
w. T.. SCARBOROUGH.
w u. HALE,
!. II. MITCHELL,
Jurors OF View.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-17

PACKING HOUSE PRODUCTS.
Standard dry salt short clear, ssh:
standard short clear bacon, $685.; hams.
medium. s925; hams. small. $3.50.
breakfast bacon, sS25, dry salt bellies.
1925; bacon. s6i5; dry salt, shoulders,
S.. California hams, $3.50; pure leaf
lard, Ss.75.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-17

Reported from the Unlcn stock yards:
Fat steers, 81. 55I3 90; feeders. s. .b0Q
ais. In good demand: stoclers, s. .OOfe
AS: stays. si.aOmi. 49, bulls, 81 .h0fll.Sai
good fat cows, s2.OQg2.25; medium cows.
Sl.godl.eo; heifcrs, si.75I22s. calves.
s950d30o.
Fat hogs-IIeavies. ss.io&2.5o. good
demand; fat mast hogs. s2.75el3.O0; light
fat hogs. sS0oG3e5: good demand; wa.
gon hogs. sso5a2. 80; in good demand:
Feeder hogs, no demand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-17
WAS STEADY.
.,,s COTTON MAnkET OF
NEW YORK.
We're waiting for nu-
,,ort--Cabic News From
.a was Disappointing

~, March 1e. - Waiting for
4 loIn .nnft made n quiet time OF
|s'sau 'ehnnge during the fore
Wy ~ mo market declined 6@T
@ander liquidation when , iol-
SSu'sappointing accounts from
as ,hp liverpool future market
|nd' u ,oss of 21-9eIi points and u
|rf y, market. Whom the bureau
~ tpSo is appearance there was
naeJs sf9 points MS 1t pointed to
ass 900 bales.
4 o. v,snorts from the dry goods
| I slso helped the weakhsss' Ihe
a Closed steady with prices I'M
EL,o points lower
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-17

London, March l6--Consols for mon
cy. 1903 il-lG; do for the account. 100 81.
Bar silver. 81 S-S per ounce. Money.
1-2 per cent. The rate of discount in
the open market for short and three
months bills, ll-ig per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-17
a PROMINENT FARMER DIES.
New Telephone Line ncinG Nnpidiy
pm.hcd to- Comnletinn.

Kennedale. TEX. March l6-iSpecaD
MIR. II. T. nnkersley. prominent
farmer. died Friday Mt his home near
here The funeral took place this after
noon.
The Nuusncld and Fort Worth tclc-
phonc line In being rapidly pushed to
completion. II runs through our town
and we will soon be connected with tho
metropolis of North Texas by wire.
The kennedale brick works have
completed some extensive improve
ments aud viii resume work next week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-17

Ilr.ston. March l6.-Spot cotton quiet
rnthanged: middling, 9-1G; sales,
receipts, 1906; exports, 9.I32; stock.
X
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-17


! have a block OF choice lots on Wee,
Side 50xis2 i-2 feet each. TO 70 foot al
Icy. now In hands OF assignee, make
an offer on one or any number OF them.
NJ. L. Chambers. III Main street.
FOR sALE--Lot on Lamar street, tcx
llO feet, back to on alley, east front,
IN blocks OF Government building, Tor
si.2so. Apply to W. l.. Ligon s. CO..
6iO Main ST.
FOR sALE--one hundred choice lots
In the Union depot addition for sale on
easy terms. Apply to w. l.. Lyon &
Co.. Clio Main Ut.
FOR SALE--Party wishing to buy n
little home will do wen TO see me be-
FORE buying, for l need money aud
must sell something. Apply to W. l..
ligon. 6io Main ST.
GET \ HOME CHEAP "a rare
chance for thirty days only, We have
exclusive control OF 100 choice lots In
Zelda Hillside addition. six blocks
from courthouse, Will sell for thirty
Jays only at prices from 500 20 S7t0:
small cash payments balance small
monthly payments: can loan you money
10 build house. Ellis Real Estate Ex-
change, 2Os Main street.
FOR sALf,--Ten acres truck garden In
sylNdnia, price $3.50. This IN a bargain
ttousea aud lots en- easy payments any
part OF the city. Knight 4 Blackburn.
NO. eos Houston street,
FOR SALE--Choioe farm and ranch
lands In all sections Of the state: cali or
write for descriptive price list and
plats J. T. Carr. Exhibit Hall, Fort
Worth, Tex.
FOR sALE--A few good bargains In
Sly property can on mo before buy
ing n, D. Carpenter 202 Main.
---------------------
FOR sALE-Nlcc residence lots boxlOo
feet each. with alley; situated ON West
FIRST ana Weathcrford streets and
centrally located; price $3.50 each; terms
and lot h0Ni25 feet on West weather.
ford street, south front. S25OO; caav
terms. on Belknap street and we'll
located on West side. lot 7bKiOO foet
! with courtroom cottage, corner lot
$500, extra easy, Two nice placed on
CHERRY street, cnst front, lot s6SlOO
each and good houses on each. one
$500 the other $3.50. Some frst,clnss
income-paying business property; hnr-
I gains, one pasture OF 90 ncrpe
! fenced and croas-fcnucd, water mud
wood. extra fine grass land and oniv
| ten miles from Fort Worth; So per
aero easy terms, Sandy land, part
timber and pait prairie, 81 per acre:
| terms all right Several extra we'll.
/ improved black land fnrma. 100 to 900
acres each, $50 to SOS each Several
| tracts of tho very hest Of hlnck wnxy
| hog wallow land In eight miles OF the
city, $50 per acre; any kind OF terms
| \ tine farm Of 500 acres and oue-half In
| pasture four and ono-half miles from
| the city, 60 rent FOR 1896. Ten-acrc
| blocks for hardening and orchards FOR
sale cheap and on long time. Ten
acres to rent inside the city. Huffman
& Co., Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-17

And i, Went on ana iSiiied u Negro

And II Went on ana iNiiied NrEr"
Hoy.
Emma. Crosby County Tex, March
ESPECIALLY Two negroes working on
the Z-B ranch In the southern part OF
the county. were foollng with ~ WIN
chester rifle. when the gun was ncci-
dentallv discharged The load took
effect In the left side OF the negro boy.
and he died In n few hours
For pure. sweet cigarette try the
latest-Sweet Moments. None better
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-17
BUSINESS CHANCES.

NOW is the chance OF lifetime to
make big prohtH on small investmcnts
in grain, stocks and cotton. Book ana
Market Review explaining how TO
make money! sent free. Beware OF
'Bucket Shops" and Irresponsible bro
kerH. We protect our interests. Bank
references furnished, x. oliver a. CO.,
Brokers, Chicago stock Exchange. Chi
oago and 20 broadway. New York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-17
rArIaxTs,

WILLIAM q. HENDERSON. counI!
,elor-at-iaw ard h5lirikor ~ AnlrrscRf|'
and foreign yatcnts: tcada marks and
iabclS. Rooms 30 AMI "a. Norris build
ing torDcr FIRM and II streets. W11A4
sns.n. Including service ~ cxasniniu&
corps Ii. 4. patent oiricr- Send eketc1
~ model for report as to patentnhlIkf
Correspondents invited. Aention ~
sstta <, +.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-17

WANrtD-Partner with 800 cash and
good references TO take half interest
in a practicable. profitable and per-
mnnont business with headquarters at
Fort Worth, A good opening FOR right
man. References exchanged. For full
particulnrs address at once H.. l22
West Hattie street. City.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-17

WANTED TO buy house and lot or. va
cant lot in ncighborhood of Jennings
ave. and broadway for slice cash. H..
care Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-17

DO You GIVE BoNp-i can get u
FOR you In d company with siib0o,oOo
arycis and awe you IskinE ynmr
friends, u. H. FoFdick. Hurley Buiid- I
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-17

WANTED--Pnrty TO join mo in mer-
chandiso brokerage business; have
good line connections: small capital
rrunired. Address W. T. D.. care OF ua-
sette.