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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-11-26

Protection. Ne
srch protective
against chills and
fever and other
diseases Of . malar-
ial type exists M
Hoststrsr's Stom.
sch Bi,ters. II re.
heves constipation.
yer disorders,
rheumatism. kid.
ney aud bladder sil.
lnents with certain.
~ and prompti-
tude. A chang. a.
gratifying as II 10
complete, so a
takes place in the
appearance, Is we'll
IS the sensation, ct
the w.n and hag.
gard invalid who
uses this standard
h. For asle by all
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-11-26
Salt Lake City, Utah.

The Institute employs Allopathy. Homeopathy,
Thonisonian, Eclectic and all newly discovered
vegetable medi. ines. Also. employ Electricity in
forms Extensively. Also, Electrical. Turkish
Russian, Artificial, and Natural Not
Springs Mineral Baths, enabling
the Physicians and Surgeons of this Ins itute
their Extensive experience and Skill improved in.
struments and great preparation, to GUARANTEE
TO CURE all chronic. nervous blood and female
diseases and defornIties tas spinal curvature cub
feet weak ankles, etc. that affiict men, women
anu children. all forms of Head and Throat Dis.
eases snch as Catarrh, Tonslits, Iaryngitis Bron.
chltis, etc. ALL STOMACH, LIVER AND kidney
DISEASES. such MS Dyspepsia Indigestion, Con-
stpaton, Dizzine So, II EADACHE, d, abetes, LAME
ana W EAk BACKS, etc. All Bladder, Rectum and
Sexual diseases, Pimples, Botches, Blac kheadS
Discolorations. etc. entirely removed. RHEEMA.
IiSM in all stages Neuralgia of long standing
All Brain. NERVOUS, Debilitating and Blood Dis.
eases. Heart Disease Fits. SEMINAL WEAK.
NESS, Gon-, and elect, LOST MANHOOD, etc
Paralysis, Dropsy, cite. Cancers and HEMUkR.
HOLDS Of all kinds removed speedily without
knife. pain OF blood. All diseases of the Feet In
growing Nails, Bunions, etc. All diseases of the
EYE and EAR treat d with skill and care equal to
any otulist and aurst OF the world. Ophthal,n!a
Grnnulations. etc. Cataracts removed. Cross Eyes
stralshtaned. Deafness, Ottorhtea and all sffec.
tion> OF the ear cured Tape Worms removed III
three hours.
DIR. FOOT OFFERS $1,000
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-11-26
DIR. FOOT OFFERS $1,000
FOR ANY
FEMALE DISEASE

5AV I-LEi OlSxIASE
Tint he cannot cure. when claiming to- The docto,
has had such an extensive pra tice that h- usual,
can tell n woman her many troubles WITHOUT
AShlNG QUESiION-SiMPLA BY LOOMING
AT HER.
Among the most important may be enumerated
piSpLACEMfNiS Inflammation, Liberation
LECCORkhCEA, Painful, SCANTY and Irrcrula,
Mcns.ruation, NERVOt and GENERAL DtBII
l. Y. BARRENNEsS. etc, and many wel.known
symptoms. Uterine Cancer and liberation Dis.
placements, etc, can Aenceforth be ,ured at your
homes.
$500 REWARD
For test case of any form of SYPHILIS that Dr.
Foot DR.. cannot cure COMPLETELY. Also any
skin or nervous disease.
keeS"P p. You can be cured lust MS certain ~
YOUR HOMES, where you will receive better care
than money can pure base among strangers
change of climate never cured any one that was
really sick. If you have an acute disease, your
family physicians are just good family physi-
clans living III some far of city. This is readily
proved) However, If yon have a chronic diseas
Jas named aboveD you should employ the most
noted Specialist.
lnvsllds shorld at once WRITE for '.list of 4ues.
ioss Doubters should send cents for rcu-
lars, testimonials etc Medicines sent every where
in concealed packages. prepaid.
chronological chats given.
The best of boarI t IS to SO pr week, for inva-
Ids preterring to treat al the Institute.
ENTIRE SATISFACTION POSITIVELY GUAR.
ANTEED.
PRICES always reasonable. Consultation free
b! iniiI or Il tAt i.st.t.te.
UNION BLOCK,
Main street, between Second and Third South Sta
tain It,"
Haf railroad fare usually secured by addressing
DR.. Foot, Jr.. + Y. box 3it.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-11-26
Dissolution Of Guardianship.

The co-partnership heretofore existing between
Anderson Green for the purpose Of carrying or
solved by matnal consent. Mr.. n. A. Anderson
succeeds r. the bustr sss and will colec. all bills
Que to. aud pay oil debts owing by said firm.
H. A. ANDERSON,
J. X. GREEN.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-11-26

EoUR FURNISHED IN CAP LOTS, THE BEST
Il brands ever sold on Wood River
We have constantly on hand the Patent Roller
ranted "
Consignments solicited
One door above Thsater, Haley, idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-11-26
SUMMONS.

TERRIFIC Ry OF IDAHO,
COUNTY OF ALruRAs So.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-11-26
To all Whom it May Concer

have this day sold my entire interest In the
saloon known AZ the German Beer Hail." HALEY,
10 D. H. Green. who will collect AL bills owing 70,
and ray all debts due on account VI the said Ger
man Beer He'll.
I hereby commend the hew engagement of
ureen VIM to the support of MY friends and
the pubic generally. H. A. ANDERSON.
HALEY. Idaho. November 10. 1884.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
RRElKLNG / LoNG EIgL
tBY TELEGRAPH rJ rH1 raBrN1.I

CLEVELAND, Sept 25.-John Doe the
.crank" who wa, arrested week ago for annoying Mrs
Garfield. IA. until yesterday por-l-tenty refused TO
,,,t food Itv,.not iit,thc sixth day after bis ar
r,-t that hc could boz crsuedrI to drink water I"Ia
i.i -offI. ttt. Il informed tl. pIi-"rtr that Doc
intended To pump food nto hiu Doe d'morrrd, nut
finding th, official determined, con tA'.N To "'A' Ao"l
i-llu,ut iu flc usual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
ADDRESSING rABNEBs AT SYRACUSE.
WARM RECEPTION AT THr lAH GROUNDS
L-l-L-L. - \ LL-----

s,rrrp ov DEPARTING.
tri ui.Gntrn Io rHl raur>-'
SYRACUSE sept 21-Whou Mr. Blaine started
from Senator Mccarthy house ln syracuse rms
,n,ruinr to take the special train for the Csvrgo
r..l. ....:...
COUNTY laI ht i'NHN a 'i'N" ODD l''p'' "''''.-
90, sD, him About 100 of fhp leading rlfitnu- off
. 4. ....,...,-... g.. ,....,,t Nr UI.i.c
'eN'so Na' ''"' IT'D ~ -''.
tu the lHir There were three raf-lntd3 OF lh'.n,
.i..... .t.. t.,,t. ,,,t,,,teg .t,tt.I 100 rr,, d.
ihi h"it'- I" '''' '
int Fulton thp members of the party were ihli '-
lI do, ,,,, t,. t,t,.,r..ssii,au Nuttiuu tu Nlt.
'''" '" ''" ID
blaine. AnHne those present "'l' '''-' y
tf.,,r ,, So. atut Dupittlr N4uriafrr Nurta. r--
tii,.., tI,.., t.,tr / ,in,,oo ,torsr. Iaih,l
u.,,tn..u u. Hr,. nt fuII,. Of tho Iisi ltpsby.
,..t.n. ,..,b ti,nt, tI,au. truia. II,tu. IS
ttu Al N..,. tt,h uiptltuu anal u
t ,-........
l.l-' "'"'' ' '''.h - t
Mr.aI ta-r hrun-if aud A7i "nd l'i llaH ""d
Lee of Fulton aud representative mon from uthoi
l"' ...... i...t..l
t""r' "hh i"lHiil''''' ''' ''' ''1 ' " "
aud hundred. uf people lined tho streets through
which the train ug.,,d
A. .... ii t,. MAJ. ., ,..,,,,l Il,. ., I.r.,r ~
tie lah "l""h"s' III H"" nee" RAINING "'' '-i'
l-" mug "''''" ~. i'''.' INV
INC H""'' /" Dc "''' "' '" '
'u' 'n'4' WV -" '''" " '
country N"''Eo CIV - ''''' '''''u
people Inc '"i"s Vi '.''I ''i
mile on thc S!ouAu 'oU me ''o'' VI ~'. '"'n"'
asm Tor baihe III os"cEo 'o""''' I'''I''"' r,'-
nam oi the AerIcui'Ui"i 9o'''''' ''i0'''''u MI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
LORD SALISBURY on TIE FRANCHISE.

LONUON, NtpI. -1,-LUIU NdII0UUI1 Hd4
written an exhaustive arti, r The National Kericr in
which hr undertakes to prove that The Conservatives in
reality desire uc franchise to b. coupled with rcdi-tr
button This Dee .if- Will give rho Conservatives more
seats than they hold The article is exciting much
attention.
GLASGOW. sept 25.-Ihc Conservative Association OF
This city has reco} cd letter containing threats against
fn Nlerguis .f ury Who is about to visit Glasgow
The letters supposed fo boz hoax, hut PRECAUTIONS
W be- taken to prevent any possible Oucr. oi violence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26

Newmarket first October meeting The race for the New
market October Handicap won by Leopold de- Fohs
chds four.v vcar-old bay colt TIImlko. r. steward X
three ycarod The samaritan second and th" Duke
of Hoauforts thrcey rar-od colt Eastern Emperor third
Social scrrNcE-Thc sessions Of the Social science
congress lu Birmingham have been concluded
THE W,~rs EE+crEp CRUw.-Thr British mnn.o war
Valiant has brought the survivors Of the Wasp disaster
uNuf from Tory island 1ilhfnnu.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
NEWs NOTEs FRnM LONDON.

II
BIoGR ApHY or MARY ANpru-oN David BoFle VIII
publish early next month book entitled " Mary And'i
son The story of her Life and Professional Career py j.
VI. Farrur.
LITERARY pRNCEs.-rhc Young princes, Albert victor
and George VIII publish through The Mrssr- Macmillan
an account VI thclr trip IN the Bacchautc IN lsV-r2
NRwMARKEr RACEs.-Ihis was the third day Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26

Meeting the irc. which threatened 10 set fire to the Of
flee and the wntchmcu I'm several factories while giving
the night signal over the District line were also @hocHu
The entire system n,d with the curreut. ANA me r'-
cane from serious accident r. considered rcmarkah'
The District Telegraph service vn' completely d'moi'
lied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
GREETED by WORKINGMEN Al GENEVA.
ltr. BLAINI's WARM AND GENERoUs TRIBUTE To-
JUDGE FOLOE8.


GENLyA, Sept. 25.-Ihat Mr.. Blainc's visit TO
Geneva wa, am incident of considerable importance
was manifest from the large gathering of people
who througcd TO the station to give him greeting
When the train which bore him arrived here the
gloomy, threatening sky OF the morning had given
way to bright sunshine and pleasant temperature
As the train came IN, guns were fired, and loud
cheers from the assembled people rent the air
OF the three four thousand at the station il was
remarked. that large part WAS composed Of
worhlugmen, who had temporarily dropped their
work to greet Mr.. Blaine. The Blaine and Logan
Club and the Plumed Knights were ont IN uniform,
accompanied by lthe Bianes and Logan Drum
Corps. The Plumcd Knights We're stationed iu
sem-circle across the track. aud the train came
20 q stand, closed in keeping the crowd back from
the car. Nj Blaine was introduced 10y Mr. Blaine
for James G.. Blaine was introduced by VI. I. Blaine
president of the Plumed knights of this place. who
with d. +. Atwood, president of the Blaine and
Logan Club. A. NJ Patterson and f. B. Webster
rode with the visitors from Seneca Falls Mr.
Blaine said
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: l tender YOU NY sincere
thanks FOR rlc coriaity OF your reception which Is
repetition or what have witnessed iu my Journey thus
Geneva iu that II was the home ~ your late eminent
citizen, judge FOger Il was my good fortune 10 know
h.m personally and officially. i- my pleasure 90 bear
Testimony 20 his great worth He was one OF the few
- ,r, 49, l,1rtoucd their lfr.s hv tiev,tio,, -,
Official duties. know say t only Ia response 10 yOu
feelings thank you again for your cordial greeting,
and bid you good by.
When Mr. Blaine closed n. w. Nutting member
of Congress from Oswego. spoke briefly, referring
llConiinued on Finh Pnse.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
n1rnrps rRnlf ELEcIRIC LOTT WIREs

WArERBrRY. Conn, sept. 2j.-Last night an
electric light wire came contact with wires OF the D'
t1ct Telegraph Company. sending heavy current or
electricity through them. Manager sawyer. at the Dis
trct telegraph ofcc received aseyerc shock In dscon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26

CLEVELAND, Sept. 25-To-day Bishop Gill
noun published card retmctnr hi- charges against
Edwin g. Coule. ~ The Leader including one that Mr.
CnuIe, had M treated hi. daugutct the uocl suits
agalu-t him Nr.c Withdrawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
HUNDREDS OF CONvICTs KILLED.

LONDON, sept. 2j.-Advices from Burmah
state that -an-unary outbreak hii occurred in the
ai 30 Maudalay several hundred couyiot- were killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
TELEGRIPH NOTES.
4 sErLrTOy IDENTIFIED.


LrNUtRr~yILLL. Penn. sept. -5.-il!r body or es"ie
found li~t Friday morning ou ihr lAr M'uill'i-
near thi- place. A~ been found to Dee ttt or Charles j.
-trrr of Muflu. Forge. Lebanon County, VINO l'it Ms
home December 80 for tAr Blue Mountains for the
pur,9. of hopping wood He probably died OK cold and
hunger
pool SELLERS CONVICTED.
BNrDuRU. Sept -J.-Jame- jaime, ami James Cam
bl, Indicted Iutrr the gambling Icf fpr selling pools ou
lot-.. PAGES. were convicted hy lul5 iu thc criminal
Court obi, uuoruu-. motion fora new trial hds been
filed.
FOUR NEGROES LNNCUED.
NrN.DHITANz. sept. IA dispatch .um brouhuANth.
N. tn Ttr Tines D.h0cIIt Says THAT ou llst saturday
ui.Uti mob oi forty mcu visited thr Franklin County
il| of,rpnv,r.d the laIlrr aud took oHt four negro
r-oucr- and lyuchrd them.
TWO HORSE THIEVES LYNtUED.
KAN-As tIl. sept. 45.-A dispatch to Tie Journal.
from Virginia v Nlnut says: Iuc bodies of two horse
thieves were disco, erred suspended from tree Poplar
River yc-rrIay Ih- makes thirty thieves lynch
eel b., fl-ilaut, this SEASON.
KILLED BY TRAMP
DETROIT sept 23.-J A. McIain living six miles north
~ Cooprr,Se, ottawa County shot dead last usht
hy tramp. ut h- own house. The tramp hhd previously
been elected from the promises The assassin Is stll at
large but u party Is ln pursuit VI lam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
SUICIDE OF ISAAC NEWTON
MADE INSANE BY ILLNESS AND WORRY

CUTTING his THROAT ~ MS RooMs-THE INQUEST
his CAREER As AZ ENGINEER
A note was sent 10 Coroner Martin az 10 a. m.
Yesterday, stating that Isaac Newton, chief engi'
ncer Of the Croton Aqucducf. had committed sui
eide m his apartments NJ No - t'mon Square. The
Coroner went there Immediately and learned that
Mr.. Newton's death had occurred oarlyin the MORN
ing so information had been given to the police
Mr. Newton had occupied bachelor. apartments ON
the tlurd door aud his body ay In a bed In ono -
the rooms. There was % deep wound in hs throat
extending nearly from cnr 10 ear, aud wascvident
that hc had died from hcmouhagc. Mrs. Bird the
housoAocpor said that Mr Newton had cui his throab
with 70 rnzor. aud that William -. Lawrence, HE
friend who occupied rooms un q lower noor hal
witnessed the suicide. The Coroner took Che tesii-
mon, of Mrs Bird and made auaneemcnts 10 hold
un inquest I'm the dead mans rooms in the alter
noon. A. p. mo- hc returned to the house, and
selected Jury. Colonel Prentice. counsel t9 the
Board of Health. Was mad" chairman.
Health Commissioner johnson. sanitary
superintendent Day. and several menu
bcrs Of tho Century club were present
Nr Nrwtou'a apartments were two large connect
ing room. the viudows ot which ovorlook M.
tccnth-,t lhoy were furnished plainly, Among
the ornaments ou the wallis were framed mcdall.
ion of Nir. Newton and drawing representing o
ctoes.gccton Of the Monitor IN" cn'i room was
usrd us library aud ritltnstoom.
trsttMoNN Al llt t>qttrt
pr Daniel w. stnson of So. 81 West SrNrn'
tccuth-,t., who bad been Mr Ncviop7 ph} 7ioinE
for hail % dozen years, 'c''lirn
Nr Nreton Vh. hy-ir,lA Wr'h r..H. Hth"u-h cap
nn.r "I l''I'..ln4 "l' N''." . Ii i til. maze
ap.r-ou morbid rc ALSO hh uuH"H NIh Do, mntl
ADog' TIVE years ' ,IG Joe . a." ''' " . ' ,,o. fr
three month";. d' n"t thINh 20, ,'' ' ' ''' r5i t'',5i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26

llConlinued on Finh Pnse.l
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-31


KEROSENE FIXTURES
Chandeliers, Lamps Pendants, Brseke, Lamps
Tubular, SIDE Tubular, Boiling house
and Police Lanterns Nurse, Pocket a,ic
| Table Lamps Globes Chimneys, keieetors
Lamp Holders for sewing'machines
STOVES ASP R RANGES K S S f sa@ sso
Hawai- Aloha AlmsfH f'"r'.
|
MISSISSIPPI RANGE-Coohng capacity OF 100
men,
priys,e residence. with OF wi,hon, no, water
Circulating boilers
wEsTENHoLMs Xxi CUTLERY
hne assortment Of Table, Desert, and Tea
plan plain. and osaapenal lSS,s hA Ra,a also
roS1ss nni,V $500 ~ aan',;n
French Cook Knives, Butcher and Kitchen
Knives.
BASKETS
Laundry and Market Baskets
noopu.rs ~, r.,,.,n.
p...l A,., mt, UT.
Noss,s no,ners ana a,si,usn rs no. s,,
and lea k2lyes; FORKS and s. spoons, spoon
Pickle and srue' stands, Batter bows,
,,afd receivers f'"t STANDS preserve
pshes'
Niekle,mounted Tea Sets, in part OF whole,
very meat and desirable plain Cooking
os"N"' :" "''
STAMPED TINWARt.
MIA Pans Pudding and PLAN bas'n,, a,sk
po,ia Nc 'ss, sly d. d. ''o1'''
SAoeEfAN nna"s'ed ana ''nnel "o"' from s'p'"'
,ApANNEp WARE,
1'oilet Sets Toilet s,ands Wafer Coo lers
Cake Cash, and kui,s Boxes spi''oon'
Cuspidors, Shlidrsns Trays
scAIrc
r,;,h,uts' pla,fo,m CONNER and Kitchen
scale,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
siolas p9.,, shaysl., Spades. Hoes Rahss.
Plow Handles and Beans
ICE CHESTS and REFRiGERATORS
BALDWIN FODDER CUTTERs--rhrse sizes, "
!, ~. and s-ineh cut, an Al article.
RUBBER HOSE;
warranted best grades Ne" f"fs standard
and earbolixed' ~ y, ,, ~, ~ inch
Hose no<sles and sPnrkisss' &C.
PLUMRER AMI, TiNsMlTHs MATERIAL
$40 s r; ' $780, ~, m,s, n IA , sss
s.ef ( ss4 I. ,aaa sis e's Duo %sss and
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-31

GAR ACHIN merry.
PER "MALLSG a1'E."
We have received a further consignm.nt Of
Messrs. Mirrees.f Ua,son It 90. IS Machinery
And have now on hand, ready for delivery:
One Triple Eject on handsome iron staging, containing
1,43s square feet OF heaiins surface. with Pumping
Engine and dschargine Montjus, complete
One Doube-E Effect, having ago square feet OF heating
surface, with Engine aud Montus.
One set Of -Four Weston, Patent Centrifugals, with
Engine and Mixer
One set of Two weston's Patent Cen,rifusals.
Hayin increased facilities for the manufacture OF
these machines tthe Weston Patent, for which, in
Great Britain has expired) thus enabled to offer
them a, materially reduced prices.
Innings brasses rubber bands and bushes, etc.
Two Diagonal Engines, each in. by in
CHARTERS, Fla, Coolers, by 8 by and By byI7.
One Spare Top Roller for IS by 81 in. Mill
One Spare Side Roller for do. do.
~. C.r. I,,ermedia,- Snut Weee n, gearing of do
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-31
General advertisements.

SDlul(ut SNuu(lttS(IltCIllS.
-----------------------=------- -
/ M DAT, JR. & CO
. . . :
!Statf0ners and Mems Dealers.
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE BLOCK. ~ MERCHANi
Have lust received, Mariposa, a fine assortment
STATIONERY,
Among VII oh may be found
LETTER PAPER.
NOTE PAPER.
FooLScAP.
LEGAL CAP,
BILL CAP.
Broad and narrow. by the ream blocked, or by quie
MEMORANDUM BLOCKS. &c. &c, sc
BLANK BOOKS:
Full Bound
Half Bound.
Bound to please.
WRISTBANDS;
Bankers large Banket.' small
in faet we have Lux stands for all.
POST OFFICE LETTER SCALES
INys.
c.,.r.. ,,,,,h;,.a f,os,,, a., v,i
in quarts, pints, and hali.pin,.
-
NN'HNS "N'i'N" 'Le'p'
IN quarts pints, hali'pints, and cones.
VIOLET INK. quarts. pin's. halfpinis, and cone,
lNDEIIBIE INK assorted
ARNOLDs WRITING FLUID,
Sr.rropn,s ~ ,.,,,..i 49,
S'"' I'M . " a'Ai's anu p'n's'
hsyp"An fe''n"sd Ink
MUNllAUt
In quarts, p'ns' han p'n's' and cones
"
MANN . sof' hooNsi
lesr. full bound and half bound,
"ahns NopS''s rap
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-31

The sndersxnsd hsss this day formed passast ship
10 Lsrpaho<hos. Hawai-, 10 tbs purpose v carrying
On General Asfehand'ss ssoss under the came u
J. d FRASER Co
]. .. FRASER,
sss-sm k.w BARNARD.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-31
Staple Groceries,

No. and Flour, No. and Rice,
Crushed Sugar, China and apan Teas,
Oysters, Clans, Salmon, HOLSTERS,
finest s, nasIs E .srls- rem tie fs1iy
Cocoa, SPECIALIIES ;-Th)Puf-
ace Kerosene OIL. UeSton'f ren-
TiJ0Hai Innings. ~ inch, Rubber
spr,nN 1na td',.,'s brahe JLst at
hand, Blake Steam Pump Valves, Pack
ing, &c, Blake Boiler Feed, Juice or
MolAsses, lrrigating & Vacuum Pumps
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-26

No; 40. Pleasant home on East Hickman
vi never.failIng water. wv NV 'eii
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-26
The Range Suffering.
ieAas Live Stock Journal.

~as lave Stock journal.
nave during the past week in
ed many of the cattlemen hold
y nerds In North and North.
sxas and with regret learn that
ge throughout the greater part
Panhandle has suffered more
al from drouth and prairie
an , lor many previous years.
nv, hot oeen good yearfor grass,
'ne grass been as good susten-
,on onfulnarily. The heavy and
s soas rains Of spring caused it to
.piuly, but the hot sun seemed
III \, an, ana dry It before it attained
'ns''lve substance. One very
= catlieman, who owns and
i,ge herd north of Colorado
inf aus return recently from his
,alpimed us that on close exam.
1. y u. nls heavily coated mesquite
u uuha the grass withered and
up Ike corn that had been
Sp by drouth ere tasseling.
n va. unless good rains came,
very soon, cattle would suffrr
~, ,p unless moisture sufficient
Ihs M grass roots and revivified
n n y, blades would he worthless.
sse ~ tnls, the report reaches us
|rss , sua OF grazing lands along
sss ss had been swept over by
Atss caused by the sparks from
~ ss'ains. Back from the road
Ios on 81 outlying grass lands have
nal over, rendering the range
n ,k and barren of heritage.
Iim mese reports presage disa .Ier
al Ts u, We hope copious show
Conn., .ne tate summer rains will
sus 10 gladden. the hearts of
B nv, prevent suffering of herds.
4 no hot pleasant to herald such
q ~ above, yet we think it our
M. journalist to give the condi-
kLo hange as reported to us by
Iof,taave been over 1t and know