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Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-10-08
EDITOR HoLoNUA:

EDITOR HoLoNUA:
Having noticed in the press oi
the past few weeks, considerable
comment on the action of W. NJ.
Cunningham and others, with re:
gard to an alleged violation OF
the game laws of this republic, it
seems to me as a visitor here that
a most peculiar method of ad-
ministrating law has been resort
ed to.
1t is we'll known that in all En-
glish speaking countries a man
has to be proven guilty of any
crime or misdemeanor of which
he may have been accused, before
any action can be taken.
Certain would-be co-sports-
men have accused Mr.. Cunning
ham of violation of the game
laws and have asserted that they
have proof positive on which to
support their accusation.
Why have not these gentle
men taken what would seem to
be the proper course, namely?
Have caused the arrest of Mr..
Cunningham and proven his guilt?
(if they could)
Is it because they are as far in
the mud as he is in the mire; and
in having him arrested would
bring to light evidence which
would incriminate them equally
with Mr.. Cunningham.
If these gentleman are not
afraid, LET them take steps winch
will enable Mr.. Cunningham to
prove his innocence. or will en-
able them to prove his guilt. The
conspiracy case was dismissed on
the ground that Mr.. Cunningham
would have to prove his inno-
cence, before the case against his
accusers could hold good. His
innocence of what forsooth7 No
charge has been brought against
him in "a public court and the
only step that seems to have been
taken; is that protest has been
filed with the minister of the In
terror against the issuance of
shooting license to Mr.. Cunning
ham.
Now, brother sportsnen, show
the public what evidence YOU
have to justify you in the action
you have taken to prevent Gun
ningham from enjoying the same
privileges, which yourselves en-
JOY,
Ii you consider yourselves true
sportsmen give Cunningham a
chance to vindicate himself before
the public and don't resort to
underhand measures to prevent a
man from enjoying a pleasurable
healthful sport in which he is un.
doubtedly an adept; and this very
fact leads one to surmise that pet
ty spite and jealousy may have
been a considerable factor in
bringing about the proceedings
of which l am writing.
1nere IS no doubt that Gun
ningham is a good shot and that
be has as fne a pack Of dogs,
both useful and ornamental, AS
anyone can wish for and possibly
some jealousy of him and his
success may be pardonable. bat
It should not take the form Ct
anderhand persecution.
The bare assertion of certain
gentlemen that Cunningham is
guilty of an offenss. does not
prove the fact. so let these acus-
ems come ont like men and give |
him chance to tell his side Of |
the story and thereby regain the |
respect Of the sporting commu-
atty which they have jsopardizsd |
somewhat by their lssa action.
nA R,n~-<x,.-> c. ~
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-10-08

1st Nagata, Akikusu-
Sub Asao. Yoshino-
Chief Surgeon Miyake, Hiyei-
Chief Paymaster Ishigaki, :
Ass Surgeon Murakoshi, :.
Besides thirty non commission
el officers. The total number OF
killed aud wounded is l60
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-10-08
Y. .LUM SING,
NOTICE.

D. Howard Hitchcock has re-
opened his classes in drawing and
painting at his Class-Room on
Hotel st.
Glass instructions given every
Wednesday and Saturday from s
P. NJ, to IL P. NJ.
Application for the full term
should be made at once. 1w
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-10-08
To Let or Lense,

A HOUSE on King street, next TO t. r.
Walkers premises, containing parior. din
nlng room. and three bedrooms, besides
kitchen. bathroom, stables and all modern
eonyeriences. lately occupied by Mr.. Denison.
Artesian water laid; rent moderate 10 res
ponsihle party. Address
ABRAHAM FERNANDEZ.
aug 2S-im
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-10-08
CORRESPONDENCE.

I'VE do rot hold ourselves responsible for
the opinions or the u.tennces Of our
c0respOndents.l
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-10-08
VAVI REMEDIES.

WILL CURE Consumption, Rheumatism,
Catarrh, Group. ali Skin Sass. Female Com,
plsints. and Piles IN the worst form
Hopes are entertained that Ii will cure
Lenrosy.
They sre Vegetable Remedies and csn
cht.d
Prices within the rescn OF ass. Sol. e Yrs.
c. Q. Galloway f09 King street, Way
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28
THE WOMAN SUFFFAGISTS
MEET AT THE CHAMBER or COW
MERGE THURSDAY.
Delegates WIN he present From the
-ossv sa"suns ~."vmom IuuoDnN
citation and Texas Association.
strengthening the Union.

Tho Texas woman's Suffrage asso-
citation and the National womans
Suffrage association. represented by
delegates from both organizations. will
meet at the Chamber Of Commerce
next Thursday night FOR the purpose
OF making more perfect snd stronger
union between the two bodies
Mrs. Rebecca Henry Hayes. Vice
president OF the national association,
and president OF the Texas association,
who lives at Galveston, will call the
meeting to order at o'clock In the
evening and state the object of the
call.
DR.. Ellen Lawson Dabbs win prob
ably read paper on womnn's suffrage.
and addresses Will be made by other
ladies, OF whom there will be a large
number present.
The Texas Woman's Suffrage asso-
citation was organized in Dallas last
May.
Mrs. Hayes viii arrive to-
night and be the guest OF Mrs. Belle
NJ. Burchill
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

Don't forget to attend the Associated
Charities tea ON Thursday, March 20,
from TO II o'clock,
"a Scrap OF Paper" tickets can be
exchanged at the box Office for re-
served sea'n without extra charge.
Help the poor by attending the As
ISOLATED Charities tea on Thursday,
March 20. from to ii o'clock.
Attend the Associated Charities tea
at the residence Of Mr. Chas, Scheuber
s22 Taylor street, Thursday. from 3
10 II o'clock.
Deputy Sheriff Purvis returned yes
terday with the REV" Mr.. Banks.
the coiored convict who escaped from
swans camp last Saturday.
BE sure to attend the tea for the
benefit OF the Associated Charities on
Thursday March 20, from to II
o'clock.
The ladies' of the Associated Chart
ties are making every effort 10 make
their tea ON Thursday Duccess. AS
slst them IA doing SO by attending
Preaching tonight. tomorrow night
and Friday night at the Taylor street
Cumberland Presbyterian church, cor
nor of Fifth and Taylor Everybody in
vlted.
Don't forget the Associated Charities
tea at the residence OF Chas. Scheuber
on Thursday. March 20, from . to II
o'clock.
The gentlemen are especially invited
to attend the Associated Charities tea
az the residence Of Mr.. Chas. Scheuber,
622 Taylor street, Thursday. from 3
to II o'clock.
a skilltul physician Is priceless boon
to mankind. Or. II. w. Fisk possesses
In a high degree that skill necessary to
produce the best results. Read his ad
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28
snApn,s sILyEn sAYINcs.
lie Talks Of johnson County, GOV.
Crane md Affairs GENERALLY.


He Talks Of johnson County, Gov
Crane md Affairs Generally.
TO the Editor Of The Gazettei speak
ing after the manner OF the wicked.
johnson county rs in f." ! don't
know exactly what that means. but
the expression POUNDS all right. John
son county has more well-informed
farmers. more industrious, thrifty. in
dependent farmers. and better pros
pect for bright. solid future thnn
any other county I know OF. Every
thing there is early too. Onions. rad
ishes and candidates are sprouting all
over the county The early frosts Of
April win nip come Of these IN the bud,
while the early ditto OF November will
thin the others to q stand
Cleburne, the thriving county scat
of this prosperous county has many
natural and acquired advantages. II
has Lieutenant Governor Crane. $. r.
Moss and several cases OF smallpox
The latter Is under complete control
The two former are lrrepresFlble. and
do not need to be suppressed, The
Cleburne house. too, Is great nstltu-
tion with The Gnsettc's old-tlme and
faithful friend. J, W. Porter. as man
ager- The house Is being enlarged and
greatly improved and Will. IN n short
time, be second 10 none in the state
Alvarado. the metropolis OF the black
land county OF johnson, IL also an
important little city One OF It's char
acteristic features Is It's Fat Mems
club. which Is a benevolent Institution
having for it's object the prevention
OF drunkenness, and proposes 90 ac-
complish It's mission by putting down"
an the Intoxicating beverages In the
vicinity. The officers are c. Van ord
strand, thrice illustrious grand mag
nate, a, f.. Morse grand keeper ot
the records; r, y. Johnston. grand
guard of the eXohcqucr; James WrlglS
most solemn grand chaplain. and j
w Shropshire, grand keeper OF the
wine bins and beer vaults The meet
ingH are held monthly In the center
Of the surrounding country and each
OF these ConclaVea cost the club many
Kegs OF beer and other commissaries.
The initiation fee Is $500 or its equiv
alcnt In the best product OF the Fort
Worth brewery, The monthly dues
are S25. An important legal question
Us now agitaing the minds OF the ju-
dietary committee, to-wlt. Parties
Weighing less than 200 pounds are In
eligible to membership An ambitious
young gentleman, weighing only 100
pounds, Is seeking membership on tho
grounds that his wife weighs 2iO
pounds, and that as man and VIE are
one he Is eligible with several
pounds to spare. The committee agrees
with him that man and wife are one,
hut II has not yet decided which one.
and so the matter hangs.
While in Cleburne ! had n tank with
President A, G. Scurlock OF the Texas
Press association concerning tho much
talked OF time Of itg mectiur In Irort
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

People who don't care 10 laugh had
better not attend the performance OF
9ohn c, Stewards Two Johns COMEDY
company at Greouwaira opera house
tomorrow matinee and night. Tor Tie
whole entertainment Is round OF
merrimcnt and smile at the opening
Is sure to be followed by uproarioua
laughter before the fan OF the cur.
tain.
Two fat men Of remarkable facial
thd bodily resemblance get into a
ianBle OF adventures which the wiaest
luuHe would decline to unrAvcl one
y fond OF the ladies' and very prone
10 run NJ bills, while His countcrnart
fouHin has mania for living a strict.
" upright life, Naturally the burden
81 blanc falls on the one whose IN
flinatlona ARE nvere TO scenes OF me
kind. and the willy couAin whose liff M
made W OF one grand good time os-
tupss the penalty OF his misdeeda.
. William u. Murray and Quinn Phil
ilpA imperaonate the Two Johns aud
IN everyday life thcy arc almost az
much alike AZ Two peas IN pod.
John a. Mcdonald Il tho big police
man who tries to straighten ouf mat.
iefa, and a dozen other playera ne-
het In the evenings ftm
Novel apecialties will be introduced
IN The second act, inciudinr a aensa-
nonnl whirlwind dance hy Miss Fran
res Grey. who has been called The RI
snl OF Loie Fuller.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

A good meeting was held at this mis-
sion last evening, r.. &, Philips spoke
with Great earncstness on the past
AGES OF the World" using as a founda-
Ton FOR his remarks the dream OF
speaker showed that we were living in
me last OF the ages as spoken OF Nv
the prophet. Rev. w. w. Mntaon
spoke with his usual eloquence, and
nude strong plea 70 sinners to re-
peht A large number requested
prayer and conviction was upon many.
MFa Tuttle VIII speak this evening,
are invited 60 come aud bring friends,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

The following new suits were HE'D to-
day In the clerks office OF the district
court.
James Cornelius W.. Julia Cornelius
divorce. plumtill sets up the faet ~
marriage on september H. 1877: states
that the defendant was guilty nf
adultery with one Albert Cole, Ia
Marion county. Texas. In November,
1887; that plaintiff discovered the de-
PENDANT In the act OF committing
adultery; that he shot Cole, and has
sor the past four years refused TO co..
habit with defendant
The bill further states that the de-
PENDANT has for the past four yeors
lived In open and notorious adultery
with one Banks in the city OF Ieffer-
son, Tex.
Abe Block & Co. VS.. Morcland &
Thomas. debt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

scenes are laid on. tho banks Of the
James river. IN Virglnle, and Mr.
Clement carries an entire car load or
scenery with which to give his latest
success a complete and exquisite set
Sing.
Miss Kara Kenwyn ia the leading
lady Of the Clement company this
season. and AIr Charles Kent long
with Robson and Crane and Mr.
Frohman, is the principal male sup
port. The company plumbers eighteen
people. and is an exceptionally strong
one
At the matinee saturday MI Glenn
Ont Will be seen az Mattillhs ~ me
Bells, play which made an immense
hit here last season.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28
Personal MENTION.

Mr.. WIN Butts OF Butts Bros. has re-
turned from Ave weeks trip to New
YORK Boston and other Eastern cities.
Rosa q. Mendel leaves Wednesday
Tor La Crosse, Wis. TO join Prof. New
hairs Naiad Queen opera company
Col. 7. +. Cook, superintendent OF
the Texas division OF the Western
Union Telegraph company, IL in the
Mrs. C. p. Coe, formerly Of Paris.
Tex. Is quite sick at the residence OF
her brother G. l.. Lyman, on North
Burnett avenue.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28
CRAWFORD
DRY GOODS
COMPANY.
Two Great Specials This Week.
Yard wide Domestic
SIC per yard
BMBROIDERIES,
Sc Zoe, f5c,

We appreciate the fact that High
Novelties are not the only thing that
constitutes a complete stock OF Dry
Goods. Our most successful spring
opening has demonstrated the fact
our importations In this line we're cor.
rect, both in styles and prices: and now
we want to convince you that we ilre
anticipating your wants, and will fur
nish two such stable articles as
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28
CRAWFORD
DRY GOODS
COMPANY

Law; j. T. Kennedy, city; Miss O..
Fitzgerald Poplar Bluff, II. d. Camp.
A. d. Nelson, W. II. Tighe, city; Da-
vid Y, Keller, Kansas city; j. Frank
lin, r, A, Kumell, Chicago ID. l.. Nc
Kingle. Alameda. Col; John Keating
Dallas; r. Furman, David Evans. Dem
iaou; j. " Sullivan, Denver; Ed Bur-
nett, Slaughter's Ranch
PlcIswick.
c Nj MoAfee, Waco; d Sugg, Sug-
den, / n; & A Abrams. Dallas: Ed
Bell. city: A Swan Brown, New York
Dave Mitchell Colorado Tex; VIM Il
Ellis, Cleveland, Ohio; w McBowney,
New Orleans; II Weatherby, New
York; r o Hancock. 81 Louis: w N
Lovelace, Martin, Tenn; L e Korn, st
Louis; w ID Jordan. Quanah, Tex; Miss
Daisy Hardy. Eureka. Tex; Ed Mitch
ell. Ell Reno, Y; A c Zinn, Milwaukee;
r u MoLemmon, Baltimore; Aug c
hammers. st Louis; Luke Martin and
wife, c II Reigel and wife, New
York; Miss Nettle Smith, Atlanta, Ga;
j W Gwlnn, Weatherford; l. Eppstein,
sherman; T Herring, Vernon; w NJ
Neugh, Decatur; y B Carver. Henri
eta; Chas Lennon. Louisville; A II
Cnrrlgan. Wichita Falls n b Riley
Comanche: A b Mathews, Amarillo.
Mrs w w Manchester. Waco: 4 w
Hudson. Colorado City; Ed l. Thoma-
son, Weatherford; Mrs h S Field Los
Angeles. Cal; w c Dance, Cleburne:
w u Norris, Colorado; J Burton,
lSansns City: II Dixon. Dallas d 7
Bomir. NJ l. Cotter. city; Miss Matte
Watts, Mattsville, n c: u ID Farmer.
city; l. Edwards, Ennis; Coon VIII
iams, Clehurne: N l.. Harris, st Louis;
Joe Levy. Cincinnati. ID T. Marvin and
SON, Topeka: J n Moss. Waco John
Rogers. Cloburne; Il NJ Gleason Dallas;
T. ID Preston, st Louis. n A Hall. Mem
phis, Tenn; S N zemansky, Galveston.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

At $50 last evening the department
made a run in response to an alarm
from box IS and exsineulshed. small
blaze on the root OF house at the
corner OF Calhoun ana Eleventh
streets, The FIRE was caused bE "a care
less roofer, Who laid a rcd hot solder
ing iron ON the dry roof Damages
merely nominal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

WIN address the voters Of Fort
Worth tonight at the auditorium Of
the city hall upon "City Affairs" /
propose to present to tho people the
condition OF the city as shown by the
records also To expose the methods Of
some OF the allegcd reformers and
economists.
Every citizen Il invited. and I ire
Quest every ono TO be present.
r. h. PADDOCK.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

The New Dominion" the new play
which Mr. Clay Clement viii present
AZ the opera house on saturday night
next. Is reported 10 be- ono Of the
Ereeteat successes Of the theatrical
season Il has been already booked
Tor New York production in Sep.
lemoer and win be seen next season
~ every large city IN the country IL
was first produced in California. and
has created turore wherever ii has
been played. The preas have been un.
usually iaviah Of their praihc OF thls
piece.
Il ia a comedy, NTH clean, healthy
and natural plot An rs character.
nfe southernegH. with tho exception ~
German baron, linpersoaaied BY Mr..
clement who 10 reported 10 have
cleated an representation cntfroiv ne,v
40 the American stage,
.Ihe New Dominion bids fair n
eclipse even The BELLS with when
NJ element has fof three Years been
naminx sNme All over the country. Its
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28
TWO WOMEN ARE STARVING
~ A DnAprDATEp. uALF-nrRNED
OLD BUILDING,
svherc Thes are Lying In Abiect
squnior. withoat Covering. sub
iect to the wind md the
Inciepsency 81 the weather.

II may be doubted whether any tone
ment house case Of squalor wretched-
ness and suffering in the large cities
OF the country can surpass. IN point
OF degradation and AFFECT poverty, the
scene Witnessed by Gazette reporter
yesterday evening,
A young woman dying OF consump-
ton was found lying on dirty bed
Of straw and old rags In the dllapidatcd
building partly destroyed by fire at
the corner OF Fifteenth and RusI
streets. In pitiful state OF dsstituuon.
phivering from cold and fever and ac-
tuaily dying OF starvation.
The poor creature has comi4i.ion In
misery who is IN better heath perhaps,
than tho woman whose life ~ fast ebb-
ing away in the dcsnlate building
without a roof. through the Wide cracks
sf which the cold winds whistle NJ
night. causing the miserable occupants
the most intense physical suffering.
The women belong 10 the unfortunate
class. Il Is true. but they are human
creatures. nevertheless, and their con-
hilton 10 such az to demand i'm
mediate attention and prompt assist
nncs at the hands OF charitable people
W'beu "a ro,,nrtor oetar much ain.
Guilty, mounted the riclSety and
charred stairway Of the dismantled
building, which has not door or q
window sash. he found number Of
over The rude bunka or the door, upofi
Annie Edmunds lay, feeble from
hunger and sickness. ana Annie Dillon
half sat up to answer the queries Of
mortified al what they saw. md thnt.
too. only n block away from ire main
thoroiighfure OF Tho riiv
The lgdmunds woman ia literally
nothing but akin nnd booca and bat,
wasted form was iily conccaied by
the rags which partly covered her.
She presented "A most pififrI afpbt
which drew tears OF symnnthv rrom
the eyes OF the women who behpld Mo
sud spectacle
Whom asked n ahe had not suffored
from the cold weather OF lasf night
the woman shivrrcd and hid her face.
"oh. II was bitter cold. we had no
covering except these rarg. ana we
suffered very much
Annie Edmundg has inlu An this
way IN the old building for two weeks.
alone and tucAred FOR .xcnpt FOR tbr
Kind attentions now and then of Nfrt.
Reynolds. who n nelghbor tntii
Annie Dillon Joined ber abr"'. ri"eI 'i
ago.
The Edmunds woman told tho r,.
porter thnt IL, had .,,a ,t,i,..
until this afternoon sinoe AionJaS
night. cxcnpt some Inns Witch en1.
one had given her
Annie Dillon Ia SUFFERING fr,,r tho
grip and although much gto,iter
woman. Is In nImost NJ Ind begitb
as Annie E,dmunds sbe bn, heer ~
'H'H
Win bcr ery,,,d ,, W w. WV, uWn anu,
time since a. n state,s yyltncss ia tbc
Happy murder case
She claims that she has tried 10
work. but ihet she ma bscr Ia t,,i
health no long nm Ky b ad ~ pt'
she beenn" deatitut. and Ky" ~ 10 ,', pu't,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

Commcnds itself g the wcll-formed 70 do
pleasantly aud ehec,uallv what was for.
merly done IN the crudcst manner and
as well. 10 cleanse Tho
system and break up colds. hcadnrhrs
and levers, without unpleasant nfior cf
fects, pst the dellEhtfnl liquid iaxative
remedy. Syrup Of ff<s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28
EUREKA MEDICINE co.

1905 Pine Street and 2Ol North Fourth
street, st, Louis, Mo. Mail address
409t Pine Street We PosHiveLy cure
Syphhhs' SerofuiG and Eczema, Thor
ough Cure Correspondence private
ana confidential. Write for circulars.
lMentlon the Fort Worth Gazette.l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

County Clerk King has issued the
Following marriage lloensea since yes
terday;
Morris Hoenig and Misa I.lllic Davis
j. II Williams and Miss Lulu n.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

F, Why cough and annoy the whole aud
ience when DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
will stop it2
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

Special Dispatch.
Guthrie, o, T., March s7-Judse Dale
today sentenced +. A. Brink OF Ed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

Lends-When do You expect to re-
turn this dollar IL 1 loan It to you?
Borrower-Never.
Lends didn't say that aDout the
other dollars I've loaned you. / guess
Record.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28
Extraordinary
Embroidery Sale

we have divided them into three lots
and place them ON our counters
Wednesday ut
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

lie Proposes TO Disbar Several Law
yerH In Oklahoma.
Special Dispatch

Guthrie, o t. March 27.-Judge Dale
created commotion in the district
court today by stating that certain
lawyers, who are advertising that di-
vorees could be obtained In short order
and on the quiet In Oklahoma. were
disgrace In the profession. lie also
appointed a committee TO investigate
and find out Just what attorneys were
engaged in the practice, in order that
their names might be stricken from
the roll of the bar. II the matter is
taken up by the other Judges 1t Will
result in the disbarment of lawyers
In every town in the Indian Territory.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28
SCOOP
IN .EMBROIDERIES.

white and
goods Our buyer yards
in
at
placed promptly at 10 o'clock saving r
Godbegs
Goldberg dealers 34c Godes
price CSC lis usees o add
these goo latest Gss~ u Cay I'd
signs A&% zE.~Eb A~%
no 81 b #AAA FL Ia KL#1A
romS Gall New \gSA% EE EC% A&W# G/NHsl
silks wash 4
receiv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

Fce Malaria, Liver Trra-
BILE, indigestion nse
BROWN IS IRON RITTERS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-28

These are most unusual bargains,
and we present an opportunity that
you willsurely not let pass when you
see tho goods.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-19

In Utah has been one Of prevailing
pleasant weather md prolific yields.
The following leA general summary
Of the weather c0uditi1ng
Periods of dfouth--Last o. March
10 ArrilIIf, April 10Th 10 2Sthj May
Istti I5.h; Aufuat IN 90 IAN,
Wet spei --Aufil IAN g. l6'hi Apiil
ash o. 8O.f; May 2l-t io 20 ~ Juhr
7htos.h; Ausust SLIT 90 Sspiembef
J .i; September IN & llth.
n rnpl westhof--Jl y l0ih 10 Au'
gust gle September 1871 Z. .5'n.
Cool aiellt-Ur 10 AM. $50; Ann
.ght, May ~; May l5.u Go 1871 !
June AN 10 1911; ig.h tU IS seq
lcmhrf 1t 10 St; l8.h 90 lsui het-
tembef Is b to Octuucf 2nd.
Warm sptlis- MAY IN 90 ~ NJ Nl'y
9ist tu Junr ; july 1T 20 lui. Au-
.ust al-tt. alst
Worry rssneot'ully 'ubmiitod,
GtoUus N. sAG1-uuHY,
Observer Weather Bureau, Director
Uhh Wta.h,raHd Crop Service.